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PLATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOURNAL
THURSDAY, MAY 2G, 1922.
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on't
Worry
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this agency covering
Fire and Lightning
Tornado and
Feel safe when storms come.
Let GOOD insurance protect
you from financial loss.
Car Accidents
If your car injures someone,
you will appreciate the value
cf gccd insurance. Don't worry
ft bout costs and damages in
sure befcre it is too late.
Duxbury & Davis
Dependable Insnrance
DONAT CLDG.
ORGANIZE SODALITY
Two Prisoners
ncir
Escape
from County Jail
Clyde Claik, Charged with Joyrid
ing, and William Soucke, Held
for Investigation. Escape
T!;e St. Ji!n".-5 parish or this ci;yj
has ju-t completed the orira n izat ion j
of tbe rles- d Viruin sodality, a so-j
netv composed ot the single Iadi
of the parish. The organization iuntil i;roakfast time at
"""""'--"itho cpi-ano was discovered
and have set their meeting dans as;n.oc et n,i
Fr i-i TtH'silay".- 1'uily
This morning when Deputy Sheriff
Kay iVckcr made his visit to t lie
tell room of the jail building to feed
the prisoners their breakfast, it wa;i
discovered that two of the prisoners
that had been quartered there had
made their getaway.
The two men were Clyde Clark,
alia Frank Taylor. US. hell here
o:i r. charge e.f joyriding and Wil
liam Soucke. held for investigation.
The two men made tTieir getaway
by prying away bars of the jail win
dow which had been sawed out fome
months ag.t by William Carrodo.
0;i!;i'!'" man. who was convicted here
oi burglary at the home of Judge
Henley. The two prisoners had made
their escape close to 1 o'clock this
morning, taking advantage of the
Morn to make their getaway.
The other prisoners at the jail
made no alarm and it was not
the jail that
The alarm
HAS MANY ESCAPES
the first and third Tuesdavs of each
month. The otYiiers of the sodality
appointed by Father George Ayiu ;
tor the coirpleiion o: tie organiz
ation comprise the following:
I'r'f.ct Miss Anna X'Meke.
Vice-Prc fee t Miss Constance Hen.
Sverciary M'ss Genevieve Wink-::
Treasurer M's Pauline Now a ok.
The new or-nnization will have a
I.irire part in the activities of the
church work and start under the
mo-t auspious circumstances for the
smecssful carrying out of thcli
work.
The ladies of t!:e church, compris
ing a'.l organizations have luer. ac
tive in the !ar.d.Tcapi::g and beauti
fying of the grounds of the cnurcli
end srhoo.l. thi.- work being under
the direction of Mrs. Fiitz Fricke.
as chairman.
I officers to be on the lookout for the
i two men.
Clark was facing a short sentence
for his off:j:se if lie had ben con
victed. Uoth men if captured, will
now face a three year term for jail
breaking.
DEPARTS FOR IOWA
II. c.
Iowa,
make
Thomas Walling Company
I- Abstracts of Title
J Phone 32 4 - Plattsmouth
Frcm Wednesday's I'aily
This merging Mr. and Mrs.
Zonlkr departed for Harlan,
where they are expecting to
their home in the future. Mr. Zond
I. r has been engaged in the bakery
business lure for tin past two years,
hut this week is closing his plant.
He will return to Harlan, their for
mer home, to take up nis work in a
bakery there, being an expert in this
line cf work. Mrs. Zoudlr will re
turn the first of next week to super
vise the shipping of their household
effects to Harlan. The many friends
' here who have macb the acquain-
John Kugler, 32, Brainard, Ne
braska, who fell from the Burling
ton railroad bridge southeast of this
city last week, is now at the St.
Joseph hospital at Omaha, where he
was taken from Brainard. Tne
patient is suffering from several dis
placed vertebraes.
The injured man has been inter
ested ia church work in prison mis
sions since he was paroled from
prison some six months ago and has
been making his headquarters
Brainard. He bad come to Platts
mouth in the interest of his mission
woik when he suffered his injury.
Kugler, it is claimed, has a record
of five escapes from jail ia recent
yea rs.
Kugler's fifth and most sensa
lionai nreaK tor ireeuom was in
lU2tj. Captured on the west coast on
a charge oi parole violation, he was
being brought back toward Nebraska
by Sheriff Roberts of David City.
Naked and manacled. Kugler
leapcd through a Pullman window
j out into tne snow, while the train
I was going at full speed near Salt
, Lake City. The train was stopped
land a hunt organized. A posse found
Kugler at a near-by farmhouse, just
as the farmer was trying to saw off
his handcuffs. Kugler had told the
farmer of being held up, robbed,
stripped of his clothing and manacled
by bandits.
State Organizes
to Fight Against
Grasshoppers
Ark the Counties to Aid, and
diet Victory if All Will
Co-Operate.
Pre-
MAKES TRIP BY AIR
From Wednesday's I.ii!y
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Robertson had
as their guest over night, their
nephew. Enos (J. Jones of Sioux Falls,
South Dakota. Mr. Jones came to
Omaha by air, flying in a mail plane
from his home city. He left Sioux
Falls at 3:15 Tuesday afternoon and
ai rived at the air field at Omaha at
f o'clock, having a fine trip. He re
turned this morning to Omaha and
from there will take the plane back
home.
ARRIVAL OF LITTLE SON
tance of this estimable couple will
i egret very much to see them leave
the city.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Harley
Meisinger in the vicinity of Cedar
Creek has been made very happy by
the arrival of a fine little son. The
little one was hern on Friday and
with the mother is doing very nicely
while the advent of the little one
has brought a great pleasure to all
of the members of the family circle.
Mrs. Meisinger was formerly Miss
Amanda Bornmnn of Louisville.
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I Mullen's Market
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WEEK-END SPECIALS
1 Rggf Efaa? Choice BUTTER Strictly fresh. 1
ndk Cuts, lb. HO Guaranteed. Per lb IOC
5'' Si2Sk Cuts- - 18C PEAS-Siflcd Early June.
aV? V C. No. 2 can. Each JLUC
S ?0rk eh0?S lb' CORN-Gccd standard pack. 7
1 $y Lean Center UtS No. 2 cans. Each I C
v! Spare Ribs !b. 7c hhnz catsup-puic iQr
y Lean, Weaty Tomato. Large bottle IC
Baron Ihlr pcek and beahs- c
IJfyar X rS tS DdOniW.luC Mb. cans. Each OC
J ' Cured RED RASPBERRIES AQ
C Pure m. No. 10 tin. Each KJC
ia,-, ylO P WiCU; CHERRIES Snider's No. ir
10 IbS. 42C tin. Heavy syrnp IOC
0 0V OLEOMARGARINE Royal or Flavor
i ..- .c0! r Sweet brand. Your choice, 1 A.
FLOUR per p.,nd 1UC
s$t x -
Diamond Brand X fe AN X nA..f
iEl hao oQe X&r POOH Roast
so. sag ssjc fr Lean Boston Butts
SALAD DBESSING-ruU Or Lb. . - 3L 0
qjcit jars. Each LDC
TGST TOASTIES Large 1 A TC w .
package. Each IUC Raftft LlVCIT
PEACHES Nc. 10 tin. - x X X
Each JUC Sliced VC&A X Fresh Pork
PIRITA2I JIALT Can't A Lb., 10c &i&SJ
le b at. Per can 4JC NX Q
COFFEE Chase and San- Ql HaRlblirger X X
bom brand. Per lb OC A!, Keat X
riJiiLi-fJo. lU (SO- Ar IV he Vfl X eAVV X
called gallon) HtOC " X V X
. . X W x
C v,r 11 71 r awansaown, jenny x x srf8 X
i -mrrw. p.. .. x fs3zsr III
BCLCGNA None better. OJ- UiUit TLUUlI Xv
Six rings fer ,OC -TC X V!C
SUMKER SAUSAGE arBe r,C. . . 4, x 0
I Essez Cerveiet. Lb L3Q I Pork Sausage, 3 !b$. 20C
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Lincoln, May 24. The Nebraska
department of agriculture and the
:;tate extension eervice joined torces
today to conduct upon a systematic
and scientific basis, the fight to erad
icate grasshoppers from northern Ne
braska counties.
After a conference between Trof.
Myron Swenk, head of the Univer
sity of Nebraska department of ento
mology; O. S. Hare, extension ser
vice entomologist, and I). I Fclton,
deputy secretary of the agriculture
department, plans were announced i
whereby the campaign will be start
ed tomorrow in the infested regions.
Swenk and Fclton agreed, the lat
ter .aid, that to effectively rout the
pest:; the work must be supervised
upon an intensive and systenuiiTc
manner. Eradication work last year.
Felton said, lost the maximum effect
iveness in certain localities by lack
of knowledge in the proper use of
poison, bran.
The two departments, therefore
with Hare and L. M. (lathes, state
entomologist, in the field, will direct
the use of poison where information
is needed to attain the best results.
Hare and Gates, Fellon said, will
leave tomorrow for the drouth aroa
where' the hoppers again are threat
ening wholesale destruction of crops.
They will survey the situation with
the co-operation of county commis
sioners and will advise the county
officials as to the purchase of the
bran mixture. According to a plan
announced by Governor Hryan, the
state will match each car of bran
purchased in each county.
Fellon i; convinced that system
atic work in the field at the pres
ent time will avert any extensive
loss in crops.
"If the counties match the 18
thousand dollars the state has made
available," he said. "I am confident
that with quick action and efficient
use of the poison, we can halt the
invasion." World-Herald.
MORE COYOTES
From Wednesday's Paily
Today Victor iSHiewe of Murdock,
brought in six coyote scalps and C.
ISaumgartncr of the same locality
called at the office of County Clerk
George II. Sayles, official custodian
of the scalps, with one coyote. The
bounty of ?2 per bead was paid and
the county ridded of seven of the
coyotes.
at 9 prior to the dividend meeting
at which the rate previously paid
on the old shares was applied to the
new. Regular payments were author
ized for the preferreds. Columbia Gas
preferreds and Commonwealth Hdi
ron had sinking spells. American
Gas was rather erratic. The maiket
was sluggish.
CREDIT EXPANSION
CURB MARKET IS SLUGGISH
New York. Oils advanced, rpec
ialtiDS reacted and utilities were ir
regular on tne curt) marKci jasr wee.
Petroleum shares attracted consid
erable speculative attention. The su
preme court decisios on Oklahoma
proration, the international market
ing conference here and optimistic
reports by a few companies execu
tives contributed to the upward
t rend.
Weakest spots among industrials
were mostly stocks which had re
cent lv been under pressure. Thus
Singer Manufacturing and A. O
Smith broke sharply, while some sell
ing was noted in Great Atlantic &
Pacific, presumably because of the
decrease in sales.
In the utilities. Electric Hond i'c
Share common dipped to a new low
New York. The credit expansion
committee, headed by Owen 1).
Young, began a series of meetings
Monday to work out plans to aid in
putting biliions of dollars in banf.
credit to work. The twelve members
of the committee declined to com
ment on the status of therr discus
sions, but it was 1 arncd they bad
appointed sub-committees to consid
er vaiious a.-pects of their problem
and the f ill committee would meet
again on Wcdnes'day.
CEMETERY NOTICE
Parties interested in lots at Horn
ing cemetery are requested to help
mow the cemetery, Saturday, May
"8th at S a. m. The annual meeting
will be held at cemetery at 1
on Decoration ciay, Monday
30th.
I represent such old line
Stock Insurance
Companies
as
Hartford
Sun
Connecticut
can buy only the
from this agency.
You
best
SEE
Searl S. Davis
Plattsmouth - Nebraska
D0UET AN ENGAGEMENT
p. in.
May-
Phone the news to No. 6.
Munich. There was no conliim
ation here of the reported engage
ment of Prince Otto of Kapsburg,
preteii'ier to the throne of Hungary,
and Princess Maria of Havana, as
was reported imminent in Hudapcst.
Ini'onied Havarian circles j ointed out
that the couple don't know each
other, in fact have never .''eon each
other.
W;il!l!l!iliiiS:iiir;!!!!l
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These extraordinary low prices bring you sub
stantial savings on ALL your Sood purchases
ENJOY
PICNIC PARTY
From Wednesday's Daily
Last evening a group of local peo
ple motored to Omaha where they
enjoyed a delightful picnic party at
Riverview park. The event was ar
ranged in honor of a number of the
teaching force of the schools who are
to leave this week for vacation time.
The members cf the party enjoyed
the fine picnic supper and also spent
some tim? in games of all kinds.
Those who comprised the party were
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Raw Is, He v. and
Mrs. H. G. McClusky, Mr. and Mrs.
Ii. Foster Patterson, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Schneider, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
A. Cloidt and daughter, Frances,
Misses Alice lily, ivian Johns, osr
trude Mortensen and sister, Florence
of Herman., Estelle Baird.
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cf this Standard Pack
Ctce Lima Beans
No. 2 size can, each
3 for 29c
Cicc Red Kidney
Beans. ITo. 2 size can
3 for 23c
Del Monte or
gJ Libby De
K3ferrv-MiT Luxe
Kl'-'fV.C . : 3
8
8
Otce Light Kidney
Beans. No. 2 size car...
3 fcr 23c
Otce Tcmatces, 2 Ig. cans.25
Ctce Hcriiny, 3 l. cc.ns25
39c (j
WEDDINGS AT COURT HOUSE
Tuesday afternoon at the court
house occurred the marriage of Miss
Gertrude IJelitz and Harold K. Berry.
Jr., both of Omaha. The young peo
ple were accompanied by Robert D.
Hartman and Miss Esther E. Peter
son, also of Omaha.
Miss Alta Rutts and George Ax
bcrg, both of Lincoln, were also mar
ried by Judge A. H. Duxbury, the
ceremony being witnessed by Mr. and
Mrs. Milton IJutts of Lincoln.
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No. 10 Size Tin
Solid Pack
Del Mcnts or Libby
Crushed Pineapple
Italian Prunes, gal. can 39 :
Apples, gal. can 39c
DIackterrics, gul. can 49
Apricots, gal. can 49
Peaches, Sliced cr Halves49
Red Raspberries, gal. can. 59
Black Raspberries, g;al 55c
Sliced Pineapple, gal 59
Royal Ann Cherries, gal.59
Snider
Cheiri
10c
xvx. x JezA 2
10c I kJX
n
Rcsedalo Peaches,
S No. 2 cans, 2 for.
8
" y libby Apiicoto
X Vf- n 1 Ck
na mm v io. -lo txns. &
rsryais sa Tiec
U Apricots. Ito.
I Peaches q Van Cairps' Ft
T Z oJ 8 CAMPBELL'S P
j t 'Z 8 and Beans. Per
I Size Tin O
Size Tin
2 for . 33
S2.10 Doz.
MILK Armour's.
Tall cans. Each
PORK AND BEANS
Per can
Potk
and Eeans. Per can
g PEAS Sweet and
lenaer. uo. z size can.
Libby o r Del
Monte Peaches
2Io. 1 Can
for 25
Libby Pears-
No. 1, 2 i oi
25C
8
5c
5c
5c
10c
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PALM CLIVE SOAP
for
for
Ripened
S Rcsedale Pears
Nc. 2 size cans.
C for
Libby Apriccts
No. 2 cans, each
C for 35c
8 . V
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8 fP
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25c I
29c I
Light House
Cleanser
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Full quart jars
2i?., 2 fcr O riii:A.
c 1 r ed slice
5',each.. IDC ?EACH
or C5c Q hEavy 5
i5crs'No'
ich LOl Q
or 35c ?INEA
PINEAPPLE Match-
ices, 2 Is;, cans
HES Golden, a very fine
syrup pack.
2lA size can
3 for 50c
BUTTER Cascc.
Quartered. Per lb.
MUSTARD, prepared.
Puie. Full quart
EILL PICKLES
Full quart jar
0 PINEAPPLE Libby.
O Fcv. nack. No. 2V can.
X 3 for 55c
Libby Sliced cr Crush-
2 can.
40c
Crush'd
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SHOWING UiIPROVEMENT
The many friends of Mrs. James
M. Robertson will be pleased to
learn that she is doing very nicely
from her recent illness caused by a
slight sroke and'is now recovering
lapidly. It is hoped she will soon
be able to resume her usual activ
ities and again mingle with the
large circle of friends in this community.
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es. No. 2 can. iJt S PEANUT BUTTER or g
40 Syrup S 2"lb- Jar LnJ O
No. 2 size can. Of b CLECMARGARLNE n S
pack. 3 cans for. h Red Rose, 2 lbs v
Ful! 1 8 G A E-Sjiper- Q A fj
w o nae ouamv. iu cans vr, x
17c
- mm 8 cd Pineapple, No,
15c 8 3for
2 Libbv Slic'd cr C:
1 Kn H Pineapple. No. 1 flat
Iwt S 3 for 37c
OC 0 PRUNES 25-lb. box
JC X for only
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2-lb. box, 19c
JELLY or Preserves
22-oz. jar
GREEN BEANS
Cut. No. 2 cans, 3 for
CBEME OIL SOAP
Per bar
25c
17c
19c
15c
10c
$ 19
15c j
25c
5c m
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TO WED AT LOUISVILLE
From Tuesday's I tally
This morning a marriage license
was issued to Miss t i- ern v oas oi
Lincoln and Rev. Thomas Elmer
Smith of Lyman, Nebraska. The
young people after securing me li
cense motored to Louisville where
they were to be married by the Rev.
Robert Murphree. pastor of the
Methodist church of Louisville.
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Corn,
Solid
VINEGAR
quart truit jar
j SATURDAY ONLY
M.sm
FRUITS and
UEGETABLES
Meat Department
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6c
HEAD LETTUCE
Ice Bcre:. sclid, each
CANTELOUPE OK
Jumbo size. 2 for OC
CUCUMBERS Fine
medium size, .bach
FRESH PINEAPPLE
2 for
NEW P0
Per pound
GREEN
Home grown,
A No. 1 corn fed Beef Roast, per lb
Beef Shoulder Steak, 2 lbs. for
b Round or Sirloin Steak, per lb
zi ?-lr Ruffe A-fi IK., av- rfr !b
m w mm Mm mm kw m .w mm-
OC R Pork Loins 0-12 lb. av., per
t r ii rt t II
tfr N smaii rom nops, per id. . . .
S Swifts Club Frankfurters, per
"My stomach hasn't felt good for
several davs." said a local
man with considerable surprise, "and
I don't understand it. I certainly
have been drinking good alky."
Journal Want-Ads get results!
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TAT0ES - S Swift's Weiners. 2 lbs. for. . .
V Armnnr'e WKJf f ol-iol Rnrnn
m By Half (6-8 or
, a ocns. x -
lbs.
ASPARAGUS TIPS M
1U1. S Hamburger.
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,25c
,25c
a v., per lb 11c
lb 1220
15c
lb.. 10c
.25c
2 lbs. for 25c
Whole (10-12 lb.)
25c
for 25c
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