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TEUESDAY, JANUAEY 4. 1934.
PLATTSLIOTTTn SEKI - WIXULY JOUBUAL
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9
Per Gallon
EFFECTIVE NOW
CONOCO BRGIZ!
AND OTHER CONOCO
GASOLINE
PASSING ON TO YOU THE ENTIRE 2c
REDUCTION in Federal GASOLINE TAX.
Legion Revolt
Leader Names
Ruling Clique
Omaha and Lincoln Ken Are Said
to Dominate the Organization
in This State.
NOTICE TO STCCHZOITEHS
Notice is nereoy given to all stock
holders of the Flattsmouth Loan &
Building: association, that the regu
lar annual stockholders meeting will
be held on Tuesday evening. January
9, 19C4, for the purpose of electing
three directors and such other busi
ness a3 may come before the meet
ing. The meeting will be held at the
office cf the association in the Brown
jewelry store at 8 o'clock.
C. A. JOHNSON,
E. P. LUTZ. President.
Secretary tfd&w
DOCTORS TIGHT EESI-EEEI
DIES 13 E5DIA2TA
After an illness that covered the
past year, Jack Moye, son of Sam
Moye, former resident here, died Sat
urday morning at .a hospital at In
dianapolis, where he had been for
several weeks. The Moye family nov;
reside at Evansville, Indiana. The
body is to be brought to Greenfield,
Iowa, where services will be held cr.
"Wednesday and the body laid to ret
beside that cf the mother who parsed
away while the family were residents
here.
St. John's. Doctors cf the Nev.
:cu:idiard outports had their backs
to the wall in a battle against beri
beri, a disease caused by specific diet
deficiencies, Avhich often follows the
wake of poverty. Last winter 25 per
cent of the people in Newfoundland
were on the dole and 0 percent will
be dependent during the next two
months. Physicians said there have
been repeated visitations of beri-beri
in villages where most of the lisher
folk are existing on rations equaling
?1. SO a month.
CALLED TO MISSOUFJ
Last evening Oliver Baker, who
has been engaged at the Arthur Troop
farm, south of this city, departed for
Missouri, being called there by a
message announcing the serious ill
ness of his mother, residing at Hums
ville. Mrs. Baker is also the mother
of Mrs. H. L. Capper of this city, who
was unable to iur.ke the trip to Mis
souri. AID TO WIKE GEOWEHS
less
AND
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Madrid. To help wine growers
the minister of agriculture recom
mended the enforcement of a law,
promulgated in May. under which res
taurant owners would have to give a
pint of domestic wine free with each
meal costing less than 1.20.
Ralph St. Clair, adjutant of the
McCook post which is leading a Ne
braska American Legion "revolt,"
Friday night announced names of
members of the alleged "clique" said
to be dominating the organization in
the state.
His announcement followed in
dorsement of the "revolt" by Harold
G. Fee, farmer living north of Cam
bridge, who is district commander of
the area in which McCook is situ
ated. Whv Ehct Reynolds.
UNION ITEMS.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Taylor were at
Nebraska City on last Saturday where
they were visiting with friends and
as well .looking after some business
matters for a short time.
Dr. G. L. Taylor of Platsmouth,
veterinarian was a visitor in Union,
called to look after some professional
work at the home of Ivan Deles Der
nier, where the latter hal a sick
cow.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl y. Keedy of
Ashland were visiting with friends in
Union on last Sunday, driving over
for the day and were guests herej
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. j
Porter. i
C. E. Morse and family were guests;
for the day on the last of the year
Sunday at the home of his brother,
S. F. Morse and family, where Loth
families enjoyed a splendid day and a
very fine dinner.
During the morning last Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. "W. H. Porter were- over
can call on him and all are hoping
that he will continue to show pro
gress and that the progress may be
permanent.
Injured in Accident.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Gillespie re
ceived the very sad news of the in
jury of their nephew and niece, Mr.
and Mrs. Burrian Young who were
returning from a visit at Nebraska
City recently when they were struck
by another car, containing four men.
with an impact which killed one or
the four men in the other car. and at
the same time disabling both cars.
The little fourteen month old baby
of Mr. and Mrs. Young who was rid
ing with them was thrown some fif
teen feet from the car at the time
of the impact and lit on the ground
uninjured. Both Mr. and Mrs. Young
were more or less bruised.
Family Reunion on New Years.
The family of C. F. Harris of
which Mrs. J. Marion Stone is a mem
ber, celebrated the pasting of the
new year at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Stor.e with a family reunion, with an
excellent dinner. There were there
for the occasion Mr. and Mrs. C. F.
Harris, their son. Fulton. Vance Har
ris and family. Hall Pollard and fam
ily. L"r- Farris and family. Stirhr.j:
Harris and family. Mr. and Mn.
Donald Harris w re unable to be pres
ent on account of the illne-,. of Mr?.
Harris, who has len ktpt to her be,
for a numbfr of days on ac ount cf
an attack cf influenza.
FOE SALE OS TRADE
PurtLrrd lUNrein bull f,r sal" cr
tradt. Albert Youn?. Murray. N br.
Clubs of western Nebraska. St.
Clair said, "demand to know wh such
mer as Hird Stryker, Ciint Brome, Mc
Dermott and Saniardick of Omaha.
Jean Kindler. Curtis and Poteet of I to Plattsmouth where- they w ere at
Lincoln are constantly trying to elect
Sam Reynolds national commander.
"The McCock post, in behalf of the
rank and file clubs demand these men
explain just what Reynolds has
achieved for the good of the rank and
file."
St. Clair said "rank and file" clubs
of Lincoln and Omaha are joining the
move to transfer state headquarters
from Lincoln. The "revolt" will take
form, he said, when dictirct conven
tions are held in March.
Omahans Deny It
Brome said Friday night that lead
ing Omaha legionnaires work under
their commanders, for the best inter
ests of the legion, and denied exist
ence of a clique. He characterized
pretests from McCook as "the tail
raisn DISAPPROVE JAZZ
Dublin. The Irish Free State's
campaign of disapproval against jazz
Year after year this depend-
v.xi-j lancir.s- received oiTicinl sunnort from
INSURANCE SERVICE ij cardinal McRory and President De
real
Fire
Windstorm
Automobile
We v.rit2 every kind of good
Insurance. Insure to be Sure!
ory and President De
Vayera. who sent messages of ap
proval to a big meeting at Mohill.
The aim of the meeting was pro
claimed on banners inscribed: "Down
with jazz and raganism."
WILLIAM HAKM 3IAERIED
with
Biixhury
LSI
tfavzs
Phone 55 Flattsmouth
St. Paul. William Hamm, jr..
wealthy St. Paul brewer who was a
kidnap victim last summer, was mar
ried hTe to Mrs. Marie Ilersey Car
roll of St. Paul.
Journal IVaru-Acls get results!
ocd slogan to observe.
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I
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chances, don't lose time fix
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find out the low cost of new
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prices. Let us show you why.
more people buy Goodyears
than any other tires. Play
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4.40-21
Size
For set of 4
FE EL S.
Good Used Tires $l.CO and Up Expert Vulcanizing
tending services at the Methodist
church returning in time to enter
tain visitors in the afiernoon.
Miss Marjorie Hoback, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Y. Hoback is
spending this week at the home oil
her grandfather, W. L. Hoback, Mr. i
and Mrs. Ray Uolhnun and Mr. and
Mrs. John Hoback and family. j
Joseph Davis w ho is chopping wood
in the A. L. Decker timber cast cf
Union, was a viator in Plattsmouth
for over the wee kend. going to visit
with his mother, 11 -s. Lydia M. Da
vis, a nurse at the Nebraska Masonic
home.
Clarence Willis was shelling and
delivering corn on last Tuesday to
the Stites elevator, getting the corn
cut of the way and thus having the
matter on his hands so it will not
intsrfcro with other work which may
follow.
Rev. W. A Taylor was over to Ne
hawka on last Tuesday afternoon
where he conducted the funeral ol
the late Herman S: humacher v. ho
passed away early on last Sunday
morning. The interment was had at
Xehawka.
:-!r. and Mrs. Dean Gillespie and
their son. Junior, were pleased on
that couldn't wag the dog."
As far a support of Reynolds is
concerned, "Reynolds has the support
of probably 95 per cent of Nebraska!
legionnaires, and his candidacy for
national commander has been in
dorsed by state conventions," he said.
It's Getting Serious.
Stryker asserted previous state
ments cf a clique were "just a daugh,"
but that the attack on Reynold?, "a
man who will be national command
er." is serious, and not representative
of the spirit of Nebraska's legion' ls1 Sunday when an uncle and aunt,
"which universally likes him."
n'T'p to-.now it's bseu moakey busi
ness," he said, "but we can't let a
few- publicity seekers damage Reyn
olds' chances. If anybody is fooli?h
enough to think that seven or eight
men
cen t know wnat tnev re taiicingi
about. If so, I'd like to be one of
them."
Denial of any trouble between Om
aha posts, as a ersult of the "clique"
charge, was made by E. J. Jull, com
mander of the South Side post.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Gillespie ac
companied by Mr. ancl.Mrs. C. II. Wil
cox of Dunbar ar.d where all enjoyed
the day and a very fine dinner which
was served by Mrs. Gillespie.
Otis Keene has accepted a po3i-
re running the legion, theylori wun in- construction company
duct which is to span the Eurlington
tracks at Oreapclis south of the river.
This work will continue during the
winter and it is expected that it will
not be completed until early in the
?ummer.
NOTICE TO C0M1IEE-
CIAL TETJCK OWNEES
It will be necessary for every own
er of a commercial truck to procure
from this office or from the bank a
blank certificate for the weight of
his truck UNLOADED. This blank
must be filled out and signed by the
wrelgher and sworn to before a No
tary Tublic by the owner.
JOHN.E. TURNER,
County Treasurer.
ELTUEITS TO CALTFGEinA
Miss Ida Gunderscn, who came east
with the body of her mother, Mrs.
John Gunderson for interment at
Vermillion, S. D., was in the city for
a short time Tuesday en route to
Glendale, California. She was accom
panied from this city by Richard
Henry Soennichsen, who makes his
horns with the aunt and has been
here for a short vicit with the relatives.
Visiting in Hissouri.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hunter, bet
ter known as "Slim" Hunter, de
parted last Saturday via their auto
fcr Poplar Eluffs. Mo., where they
are spending some two weeks at the
homes of the folks cf both Mr. and
Mrs. Hunter, who make their homes
there. This is many miles south of
St. Louis and makes a long winter's
drive to spend the holidays.
Nebraska City, Nebr.
Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
January ii, 7, 8, 9
Will Rogers in
MR. SKITCH
His Latest Picture
with
ZASU PITTS - EASILY GEEENE
EUGENE PALLETTE
ALSO
A Fine Charlie Chase Comedy
"Luncheon at Twelve"
Mickey Mouse Carton and Fox News
Matinee Saturday, 2: SO, 5-2 Oc; Three
shows Saturday night. Balcony 5-2 0c;
Sunday Matinee at 2.30, Continuous,
Balcony 5-20c.
COMING SITNDAY (Dec. 14)
"Dinner at Eight"
Return to Western Koine.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Morton, who
with their family reside near Hay
Springs, in the northwestern part of
the state, and who have been visiting
here and also at Farmington, Mo.,
which is over near the eastern por
tion cf the state, where they visited
for a week, returning to Union late
last week where they remained for
over the week end, and on New Year's
day started with their car for their
home in the northwestern portion of
Nebraska, making a trip or nearly
two thousand miles in all. They en-joj-ed
a very fine visit while here.
Entertained lor Dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Itueben E. Foster en
tertained on last Sunday for the day
and dinner when they had as their
guests the family of George A. Stites
of Union and Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Franzen and their son, Donald, or
Omaha. Mesdamcs Foster and Fran
zen being sisters, which made the
gathering the more enjoyable. The
day was most pleasantly spent and
all enjoyed a very fine dinner, which
was served by Mrs. Foster.
Home from the Hospital.
L. F. Fitch, better known by his
friends, and he has a host of them as
"Bud" who has been at the hospital
in Omaha for many months where he
underwent a major operation, and
where he has been receiving treat
ment since and with the slow process
-of recuperating he has been holding
what he has gained and was able to
return to his home in Union on New
Year's day, and right glad was he to
be home again where his many friends
to. M sua MIT
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PEARS
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Kitchen Grand Wax cr
GREEN BEANS
No. 2 Can, Q
Doz., 90C
for Q
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PORK STEAK, 2 lbs l?c
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LARD i;;;.;! ZQlbs,59c
liixb. jtretle fcr pMKtry or fryinc.
LETTUCE, per head 5c
I ati i fre.h rr"j alifvraia Ice liars.
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CARROTS, Ige. bunches. . .5c
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First Prize Sliced Beets, No. 2yz can 10c
First Prize Diced Carrots or Beets, No. 1 can 7c
Pure Strained Eoney, 5-lb. pail 33 C
Fancy Bine Scse Eice, 3-lb. cellophane bag1 . 19c
Northern cr Hicliigan llavy Beans, 5 lbs., 23c; 10 lbs 45c
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A Whole Grain Cereal of
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Choice California Apricots, lb., 25c; 2 lbs 23c
Choice California Peaches, lb., 24c; 2 lbs. 27c
Choice YJxti Dried Frcii, lb.. 15c; 2 lbs 29c
Hallcwii Dates, new crop, balk. 2 lbs 25c
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S-cz. Jar, 15c Qffc
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SUGAR Fine Crczzlaled
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10-Ib. Clcth Ba5 9 IP
C & H Pure Cane ro
100 lbs $5.05; 10 lbs. DLC
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Add Water or
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