MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1921.
?AGE TWO
PLATTSMOUTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL
ALVO DEPARTMENT
Mis Marie Bird returned to Lin- Dixon. Raymond Meisinger, Harvey
coin Tuesday evening Meisinger and,Mr. and Mrs. George
Mr George Craun returned from Goodman of Weeping Water. All
Linroln Frilay morning. voted Mr. and Mrs. Steinkanip royal
Word comes from Lincoln that entertainers and after a delightful
Vr? W. O. Bovles is quite ill. . j luncheon returned home in the wee
Miss Gladvs Appleman was a pas- small hours of the morning.
sens-r to Lincoln Tuesday morning.
Mr and Mrs. W. II. Sliders fe- UliAWJ) i'JUlll JUJKI
turned from Lincoln on No. 3S last
Friday.
W. K. Carey, of Denver. Colorado,
From Saturday's Daily.
The petit jury for the forthcom
came in Friday to look after his farm ; iiig November term of the district
interests.
Mr. and Mrs. Muir of Milford vis
ited their son. Ir. L. Muir and fani-
ilv the first of the week.
court was drawn yesterday by Clerk
of the .Court Robertson and Sheriff
C. II. Quinton and the following
named gentlemen were selected to sit
George I. Foreman. Jr. and fam-!in judgment of the cases coming be
ily of Valparaiso, spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bennett.
Orville Ingworson left last week
Orvilb?
fo- his nt
fore the term:
John Albert. M. B. Allen. J. W.
Sage. E. J. Richey. J. W. Tritsch. J.
. . -. i . . -. . . . t i . - . nu It
ome near i'awnee i uy aiiu:i:. t'ciersen, u. . l.iviukiuu, i u
vill work there for the present. T. Becker. W. C. Soemnchsen ami
V-. and Mrs. L. II. Mickle and ' E. II. Schulhof. Plattsmouth.
it's toasted, of
course. To seal
in the flavor -
hillren of Ponton spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Shaffer.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Wolfe took
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wolfe
to Greenwood Sunday to visit rela
tives. Chas. R. Jordan is treating his
friends to a mess of second crop new
potatoes, which surely have the June
flavor.
Mrs. L. Lauritsen spent Wednes
day night and Thursday forenoon in:
Lincoln, where her husband is in the
hospital. Mr. Lauritsen is improv
ing nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Osrcer, Mrs.
Wavne Montgomery and little son.
C. E. Xoves. Louisville
Walter Sans, Alfred Gansmer and
Jamc: II. Brown,' Murray.
Scott" Norris and J. W. Magney,
Xehawka.
William Muenchau, Eagle.
Charles Bornemeier, W. A. Cook
and E. li. Boyles, Elmwood.
II. P. Canady and Torrence Flem
ing. Weeping Water.
F. J. Hennings. Cedar Creek.
William Timblin, Alvo.
PIEASANT SURPRISE
Mrs. T. R. Adams had two nice
iimrispr, Tuesday. In the morning
T . . 1, .- r, .1 fro Ilnniflf Qrrf t nf T in- r tt t - . . . e tr,i. . . .1
ccln visited Sunday with Mr. and her a pleasant call. They were on I
1 ''.'-' - lUtil UU1UC ,'! U1UU U a v
Mr. and Mrs. John Weichel enter- stepped a short time in Eagle. Mrs.
tair.ed at dinner Sunday Mr. John Kramcr was formerly Miss Maude
Eidermiller and Miss Mollie Eiderinil- i.orenze and lived here for a. time
ler of Elr.iwojd and Wm. Nickel and with her. aunt. Mrs. Gleason. who
sisters, the Misses Anna. Nellie was in the Eagle Hotel at that time,
and Lulu. In the eveniug Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
A community Fecial was held on riohcrtion and daughters and Mrs.
Thursday evening in the church i;r. West over of Plattsmouth stop
basement. An interesting program ppj while on their way home from
was given and lunch was served to. Lincoln. Something went wrong with
a large croud. It was planned to the car and they stopped in Eagle
hold a social once a month. . fcr repairs. The ladies spent the ev-
Cris Foreman and family of Val-J cning with Mrs. Adams and had a
par.:!.--. Mr. and Mr?. G. P. Foreman" gool oil fashioned visit . together,
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Foreman They were . old time friends and
were dinner u.iits Sunday of Mr. and neighbors in Louisville seme time
Mrs. Jo'tn Foreman. Mr. r...i M-s. logo. E3gle Beacon. , '
Ed Linch and family cf rsityi
Plreo aUr vlsitel there :' - uMlie
aiiernoon. - -
Mr. andfMr.u JL C- Kecfer and j a sjx room modern house except
Fo.t Dor aril Mr. and Mr;. S. C. heat. Other improvements. One lot.
HoyKr rufd to Mflford Sunday to In verv desirable, locality. Rents for
f-p -nd the i.ay with the former s $.- per niollth.
daugl-ttr, II-s -i.nii Keefer. who . " n n. WINDHAM.
fncl'.r-i iv, ere. T;. y wre jined in 044t
LinrcLu. Jix-Cjur' : :lkUes ai'ljfem-.:
ily who accompn ed them to Mil-; TIT.HTPS'RY TO T.TT.ET WITXARD
LOCAL NEWS
From Thursday's r.lly.
Adam Meisinger of near Cedar
Creek was here yesterday for a short
time attending to some trading and
waiting with friends.
Lintip M. McVey and wife of near
Xehawka, were in the city yesterday
afternoon for a few hours attending
, to some trading with the merchants,
j G. P. Ileii of near Cedar Creek
, was in the city yesterday afternoon
to attend the bargain day ouenngs
that were to be found in the stores.
Attorney A. J. Capwell motored
ever from Elmwood yesterday after
noon to ipend u few hours here at
tending to some legal matters at the
cmrt house.
George W. Snyder departed this
Morning for . Omaha, where he will
f;,ciu1 a few hours at the stock yards
l'cking after some matters of business.:
Will Guthmann, wife and daugh
ter, and Earl Go". returned this
iv:orninr b'-' auto to their home at
i U-.invicv7 alter having been here in
attendance at the funeral of the
h.te H. II. Goos.
If
m
rrum Friday's liaily.
Henry C. Long, one of the well
rk'iown residents of Murray was here
today for a few hours looking after
f iiue matters cf business.
Mrs. Ludwif Miller and babe came
t'own this morning frcm their home
at Omaha to visit here with Mr. and
Mrs. Conrad Meisinger, parents of
Mrs. Miller and were accompanied
'..,me by Miss Laura Meisinger, who
has . been visiting in Omaha.
Oft O.yHVr
LATEST DEVELOPMENTS !N
THREATENED RAIL STRIKE
HOUSE FOE SA1E
FIKC RIFLED BOX WHICH L,n V the riroad strike sltuk-
HAD HELD BERGDOIL PAPERS it5cn: t
i Chicago Labor board announces
Washington, D. C, Oit. 19. The it has assumed jurisdiction in the
hex containing Bergdoll investiga- rail crisis, orders workers not to
tion and private papers, stolen from jv. a Ik out, and cites union chiefs and
the otfice of Representative Johnson , re.i'.road heads to appear before it
cf Kentucky Monday night, was dis- . October 26 for a conference which
covered early today on the fifth tar.rd member:? raid should avert a
floor of the house "oflice building ; Ptrike. Both side.i announce they
1 roken open and with important ; -m ;,ppoar for? conference,
documents missing. j Maintenance of Way union, with
Employes of tlie building reported r..,-!ro thjn 7",f'l0 member?, and
that they located the box covered j - atic.nary firerjen, numbering 2"),
with rubbish in an unoccupied stor-jf,.) announce overwhelming strike
age room. After a hurried examina-J x Jt0. an,j prepare for a walkout,
tion Mr. Johnson announced thatiQfj,erB cf t'.i? clover, "standard"
cot a single slip of paper relating Tj ;-ons exrecf to announce their de-
, PUittsmouth, Neb.
ford.
Fcr ra)e
r.-'.rred Ilork otrtls. 51.50 each.
Mrs. V.'-ll Copp'.o. Alvo. Neb. tf.
VISIT FRIENDS HERE
Ti'.urfday evening a crowd of
Plat r;'jut.h iio;i!o drove out to the
ti r ,'.,.',mvu,i. -tp .,n,i MrK Qtotn 'tepHed that Willard would be in
t'j nr el. ..ir. and Mrs. bteln-,.: ' , .
Chicago, Oct. 20. Tex Rickard.
fish t prom.)ter. returned, to New
York tonight without having signed
.TacU Dcn:p:ey, world's heavyweight
bcring champion, for a match with
Jis:; Willard. but with the announce
ment that Dempsey definitely had
agreed to fight Willard and that the
detaiiM would be settled soon.
Asked by Dempsey if he "was get
ting the big fellow ready," Rickard
kamp having been recently married
in Orn;?i.s. The party was also in
the nature of a miscellaneous shower.
These coing from Plattsmouth were
Mr. a:i-! Mrs. Fred Morgan. Mrs.
Fannie- Dixon. Miss Mae Richey. Mr.
nd Mrs. John Meisinger, Jr. Misses
Viola Arci.cr, Margaret Mei-inger.
Marvel Whittaker. Mildrod Meising-
firt-claFS shape for the fight, which
he said probably would be held in
the east.
There is no doubt but that the
line of school supplies carried by the
Journal is the most complete that can
be found and embraces everything
er. Margaret Wiles. Percv Mei-dnsrer. 1 that the student may need in his or
Roanno Meisinger. Messrs. Donald her work.
to the Bergdoll investigation was
left.
'After a conference with Speaker
Gillett,' who stated lie proposed to go:
to the bottom of thp matter, Mr
c'sons today or Sunday.
)T?ads of road: entering Chicago
discuss plan3 to -combat strike.
t ..i v.-r.Ttr.. t-1 - r i n r - -.ill - r.irnil-
Die meat supnnes in preparation
Johnson , called . on f.ie Washington . triu-e
police "to obtain the fingerprints' of Cleveland, Q. 0 ;Cil.-4V, O. I.ee.
all office building ToJiUv nod work- . - , tf r- t tffrj. 5-'iiiirion'iivta rtsito-
.ratn. He said he' wanted these for ..f-jRff-jions iaforA citations, ""aMts
ccmpariion with fingerprints found,,,,. xvhat auti,,,rity anyor.. can com-
cn the window pan? or tne omce p, a 1)ian (o Wfirk pointing out that
which the thieves cut away, to gain I , ,)nnd c,ajt-' supreme court has
entrance.
If you want good printing let u?
do . your work. Best equipped job
shop in southeastern Nebraska.
STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP
Mnnsicrnirnt, Clrculntfon, I'(r., Kr
qulrnl by the Act of tun
lirnrn of Auk 21. Jill 2.
of the: plattsmouth journal.
lublish-il daily and semi-weekly Jit
't;n tsmout h. Nt-luaxka. for OctnluT 1,
1921.
In Selling Grain
it is well to get the best prices and the best service.
So vhen having grain to sell, it is to your interest to
see me. I guarantee you the best treatment as well as
th6 very best prices.
JOHN mURTE.
ALVO
NEBRASKA
Dear Mr. Grain Grower!
I have purchased the elevator and good will of
the Farmers' Co-operative association of Alvo. See
us, or call phone 2420 before selling your grain.
LEE HULL, Owner
Elbert Taylor, Resident Mgr.
ALVO
NEBRASKA
State of Xebrarka 1
' ss.
CiMinty of Cass J
Tlcfore me. a Notary Pu!Ur. !n an-1
fi,r the state ar.l county aforesaid,
l-ers-jnally appeared II. A. naf.. wlio,
imvlnv been dulv sworn according to
unv. deposes and says tliat he is the
publisher f the Plattsmouth Journal,
ami that the follow in:r is. to the best
of bis knowledge and beln.f, a true
statement of the ownership. manaKe
ment and if a daily iaer. the eiret,
lationi. etc., of the aforesaid ublic.-i-
tiou for the date shown in the above
caption, required by the Act of Auirust
L'4. 1912. embodied iii Section 4 1:'.. Pos
tal Laws and Itcirulations. printed on
the reverse of this form, to-wit:
1 That the names and addresses of
the publisher, editor, managing editor
and business managers are:
Publisher K. A. P.ates, Plattsmouth.
(r r 3 ! &
Kditor M. A. Fiates, Plattsmouth,
Nebraska.
Manatjinc lditor Tl. A Hates, of
Plattsmouth. Nebraska.
Hnsiness Manager it. A. Hates, of
Platttnouth, Nebraska.
11 Tliat the owners arc CfJive names
and addresses of individual ownens or,
if a corporation, Kive its name and the
names and addresses of stockholders
owning or holding 1 per cent or more
of the total amount of stock):
Sole Owner II. A. Bates, Plfttts
moutli, Nebraska.
3 Tliat tiie known bondholders,
mortgagees, and other security hold
ers owning or holding 1 per cent or
more of total amount of bonds, mort
gages, or other securities are: (If
there are nono. io state)
Thero are none.
4 That the -two narnirraphs next
above, givJng 'the names of the ow
ners, stockholders, and security hold
ers, if any. contain not only the list
of stockholders' and security holders as
i they apppar tipoii the hooks of the
! company, but 'also. In cases where the.
I stockholder or security holder appears
upheld the riht to strike.
Wasiiinirtnn, C. Learned that
u-.ty. : ; i i 1 i t v of .resident Harding ex-
2rei--in?r war time nowers to run
; oa !s in care i C strile wo. a discussed
lifially. but such action is not yet
?;nteni plated. .
Sm Antorna. Tex. Trainmen on
t!;e Infematliif-jJiX: -Great Northern
prepare to carry out plans for walk
out today, despite the labor board's
pronouncement.
O
Paint and save repairs
A FEW dollars spent on paint this fall
will save you many dollars in re
pairs. Paint your farm implements, and
you will get better service from them
next year. Paint your home and barn,
and both will look better and be worth
more.
It doesn't pay to use poor paint. It won't
last, and you will have to do it all over
again in a short time.
We have just the paint you want
Certain-teed paint. It's the highest qual
ity, but we can sell it at a reasonable
price because the Certain-teed people do
not put the same price on all colors.
Each color sells for what it costs to make
plus a fair profit.
Certain-teed paints are made from the
very best materials, thoroughly ground,
and mixed by machinery which makes
no mistakes. YouH like the way
Certain-teed paint spreads and covers
the surface. It's the easiest paint to
spread we ever saw it takes quality to
do that. We have the right Certain-teed
Paint or Varnish for everything inside
and outside your house and barns. Come,
and see us before you buy any paint.
FRANK GOBELMAN
Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
PAINT VARNISH ROOFING -LINOLEUM. OIL . CLOTH. & RELATED -.PRODUCTS
t WABASH HAPPENINGS
Si. Louis. Mo. Heads of south
western lines announce everything
l-.-Kally posriblo will be done to op
'rate roads if there is a strike.
Haze'.ton. Pa. Anthracite mines
rushed at full speed in preparation
for strike. ;
Grip
Grip u.mally starts just the same
rs a cold with a watery discharge
from the nose. You are much more
likely to contract the Klip when you
1 ave a cold. For that reason when
Lvrip is prevalent you should go. to
bed as soon as you feel that you are
taking cold and stay in bed until
fully recovered which should not be
i long if you tako Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. Three days in bed now is
better than three weeks later on.
UK CLE SAM MAY TAKE HAND
upon the hooks of the company as. a
2-Seating Stoves!
The celebrated over draft, the Great Western line.
Winter will soon be here and you will want them.
CORN GATHERING NECESSITIES
Husking Gloves cncJ Mittens Hooks and Pegs
Ooatman hardware Company,
ALVO - : NEBRASKA
.trustee or in hiiv other fiduciary' t'ela-
' tion, the name, of tlMi person or corpo
ration for whom snolr trustee is aet-
; inp. Is Ktven; also that the snitl two
paragraphs contain statements fm
bravinsr affiant's full knowledse anil
belief as to the circumstances and con-
ditions under which stockholders and
security holders who da not appear I
nrinn t h . Imnlfu nf fit romnflnv ns -
trustees, hold stock and securities in !
a capacity other than that of a bona
fide owner; and that this affiant has
no reason to believe that any other
person, association, or corporation has
any interest direct or indirect in jsuld
stoek, bonds, or other securities than
as stated by him. ' I
Tliat the average number of: cop
ies of each issue of this publication
sold or distributed. throimh the mails
or otherwise, to paid subscribers dur-
itiK the six months preceding- the date
shown above is (This information
. required for daily publications only).
Semi-weekly circulation, '1, !!". t
(Signed)
It. A. BATHS.
Publisher.
Sworn to and subscribed before ma
this lStli day of October, l.'l.
THOMAS WALLING.
(Seal) Notary Public. '
My commission expired March 21. 1925.
L. 11. Stanley autoed to Oraaha
Friday.
Li. H. Stanley autoed to Lincoln
Monday.
John Colbert was a business caller
in town Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Lane spent
Friday with friends.
William Kd?:ar is vititing with
friends and relatives.
S. A. Jaekman autoed to Weeping
Water Friday forenoon.
Mrs;. Caysaill was a passenger to
Elmwood Monday eveniug.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Murfin autoed
to Lincoln Monday afternoon.
H. II. Squires attended lodge in
Weeping Water Monday evening.
G rover Ottie and Fred Lawton
came in town Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lane spent
Sunday at the Frank Ileese home.
Miss Edith Able, a missionary of
China, is visiting at the M. V. Wood
home.
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Stanley and
family spent Sunday in Weeping
Water.
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Hinds aud son
Guy autoed to Ashland Saturday af
ternoon. William Simson and Otis Grant
autoed to Weeping Water Saturday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jones and two
sons spent Thursday afternoon with
relatives.
Otis Grant is around- here working
again. It looks good to see him back
here again.
Mrs. ViolaJ Copple and Mrs. Glenn
Copple were callers in town Wednes
day forenoon.
S. A. Jaekman and Mr. and Mrs.
Warren Richard autoed to Lincoln
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. L. C. Thieman of Corning,
Mo., is visiting at the Frank Reese
home for a few days. ;
Mr. and Mrs.- Albert Griffert and
family spent Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. M. K. McDonald.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Lawton and
family spent Saturday evening and
Sunday with Mr. Lawton's mother.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Gerbeling and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schweiger autoed
to Greenwood Tuesday and spent the
day with relatives.
Mrs. Will -Copple called on her
mother, Mrs. II. P. Hinds on Friday
forenoon. Her cousin, Mrs. Watson,
returned home. with her.
Mrs. Ellen Ohm, Clarence Ohm
and Mrs. Ira Rosworth autoed to
Lincoln Wednesday to see their dau
ghter and wife, Mrs. Clarence Ohm.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Jaekman and
family and Mr. and Mrs. George
i Gregery and son autoed to Rising
City Sundav morning and returned
Eestor & Swatek Weyrich & Had- home Monday.
raba F, G. Fricke & Co. - ' Mr. and Mra. George Berger, of
The determination to call a Lan
caster county, grand jury to probe
into the operations of alleged blue
corporations and individuals will
probably mean that following the
r.'ction of the county body a federal
grand jury may be summoned to give
the blue sky promoters a taste of
fe'leral justice.
The present federal grand jury is
not asked to investigate aiy blue sky
matters. In the event that the gov
ernment acts it will be necessary to
call a special grand jury. The gov
ernment prosecutions would come
thru the misuse of the mails.
Mayors, bankers, lawyers, promi
nent government, slate and county
officials, prominent business and pro
fessional men and Ministers of the
Gospel have endorsed Tanlac. F. G.
Fricke & Co.
"Rat-Snap Kills 48 Rats"
Writes Irvio Nerhood, Pennsylvania
He 8.iy3 : "After usinf? one Iarpo rack nfre.
we counted 48 dead rat..." HAT-SNAP
kills 'em, dries up the carcass, and leaves
noemell. Cata and dogs won't touch it.
Comes in convetiion siecakej; no mixing
with other food. Get a package today.
Three sizes: Soc for kitchen or cellar ? 63c
for chicken houro or corn crib; $1.25 for
barns and outbuildings. Your money back
tt EAT-SNAP doesn't do the work.
i RATS - lcavck NQ
MILS
.f.V4:4A.A Orange. California; Mr. and Mrs. Al-; M. D. club at the Eagles hall, are
r " . --. - . jbprt nawr of Munl()Ck and and to return, to this city tor another
Mrs. Theodore Miller spent Tuesday engagement on next eanesaa e
evening at the H. II. Gerbeling j ening, October 26th and the danc
hume. ivS public will have one of the times
Mrs. F. Wilson and family, cf of their lives at this pleasant danc
T inoin- Mrs Davis and familv. of I ing party. The success of the prev
ious dance ana tne universal ueuianu
for a return of the , orchestra has
led the club to. arrange for the dance
and those who attend can be assur
red of a real good time. The admis
sion for the dance will be $1.10 for
the dancers.
Weeping Water and Miss Ruth Davis
of Xehawka spent Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Syl
vester. Henry Gerbeling and mother auto
ed to Lincoln Sunday morning to
meet Henry's sister and husband, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Schweiger of Burling
ton, Iowa. Those that were present
to Sunday dinner were Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Schweiger of Burlington, Iowa,
a sister; Mrs. Clara Gerbeling. of
Burlington, his mother; Miss Emma
Gerbeling. of Burlington, a sister;
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schroeder, of
Bethanv, Nebraska, an uncle and
aunt; Mr. Edward Schroeder, of
Bethany, a cousin; Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Gerbeling. of Elmwood, a
brother.
TO PLAY RETURN DATE
v
From Saturday's Dally.
The Monte Carlo Entertainers,
who were here a few weeks ago to
nlay at the dance given by the M.
Better Than Trap For Rats
writes Adams Drug Co., Texas
They say : " RAT-SNAP is doinsr the work
an i the rat undertakers are as busy as pop
corn on a hot stove.' ' Try it on your rats.
RAT-SNAP Is s "money back" guaranteed
sure killer. Comes ready for use : no mix
inir with other foods. Cats and dofrs won't
touch it. Rata dry up and leave no emelL
Threes sizes: 35c for one room; 65c for
house or chicken yard : J 1.25 for bams and
outbuildings. Start killing rats today.
Sold and Guaranteed by mmmmm
Bestor & Swatek Weyrich & Had
raba F. G. Fricke & Co.
"Soek Ye Good Gouncil!"
The closer a business man Is to his bank,
the nearer he is to success.
Any man, no matter what his business,
will do well to become acquainted with at
least one good bank.
Financial advice is seldom appreciated
until the wisdom of seeking it has been in
stilled by the hard school of experience.
This bank is large enough to help you,
but not too large to welcome you.
Deposits Protected by State Guarantee Fund.
The Bank of (Bass
Established 1881
County
T, H. POU.05K,
Preeldent
G. M. McCLEIUIN,
Vloa-Presldent
R. F. PATTERSON,
Caahler