Lincoln Journal Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 12

EVENING STATE JOCHXAL, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 14, 1920. ICING- TONIGHT She was coal. The Lincoln Tiv.cticn i-onimy Rung sfizcd the I ha c'-rl 75 in disarming her. per ton a ly the i I a a soarclied and a witter dt-partiieni.

The euy now i a i joand in her yossr-ssicn. At the yollco stttioa lie ai'le a slate- uient admitting her actions, to Chief claiu! pending for the uhnrge i uo il boui'h 1 of tate oT Ki'n- i uC Kr-A Of Johnstone, which she at'terjvaid denied I The committee on i aad con-' ourt TbtL 'n save the name ot i 10 and admit'ed to his part in i of noon at the club irli i leea dub met HUGHES TO REPRESENT BAR ItvaUH la 1'lcht for Sui-lallst Asuen XEW YORK, Jan. an session of die New York bar i a Iho.l'il 1615 i'l 1 i i -1 hi Id A. inn: oi v-i .11 i'. n- or i nl.

A 1 a tho lurch. Dr. KI. thi' r.rclf of (f i v.I!I i-y a court armi'v and cir-'lf Mri-. Gt-urK" Hobbon, A "ri-ty-tiith cliurch at t'l' 1 211)0 Sew ell ttrcei, at i Clark Lumber Co.

Sells Lumber--Adv 130 were present, the meee nd costs whicl1 'TM Pa'd- in.i- beiag in charge of Chairman S. A. Sanderson. The committee for puip3.se specialization divided Good things to eat, Ilendry's, into various departments, and chair-j Xo. 11 men appointed, as folows: Agriculture i comentioiis, Prof.

H. PEOPLE YOU KNOW. miscellaneous, Lyn Lloyd; educaiion-', C. Bigger: lodges and fraternal; 1-ederal District Attorney Al- orders, E. L.

Troyer; medical, A. 1. i I has returned from Washington. D. a i nraiiintinn.

K. where ho transacted business with the department of justice. Mr. Allen transaction. He was fined association, Charles Hughes and HOIKLY 1 u.

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L. Murray; publictty group, F. J. Archibald. The commutes will meet attended the Jackson Day dinner second Tuesday in each month.

Members of the board of education were in closet with members lhe treasur and formerjv cashier ot uary 8, at the Willard hotel, where W. J. Bryan was the orator. He visited with Sam Patterson now auditor ot i.i' u.oman'j society at Trii.ity Methodlbl at i p. i missionary socltty f.i-nt jt a l.

IM. i'. m. tLi' i i umiv dinner ivill bt stTX'ed. -M i i.

ni. th- i meet: tj preMiR-d oi or by 'is. i i license- permitting the state oil com-1 i i led pany to erect a. gasoline filling sta- 'iAd. 1 0 (jl 1 Fox? ua4 i at the nortliwest corner of ihe ty met during the at John city council in the office Miller Wednesday morning.

A number of matters were under discussion one of them being the petition recently the Central Natioal bank of Lin-coin. Richard C. Sweet, who was formeiiy stenographer lor Attorneys Allen and Heiner is now the private secretary of secretary of State Lansing. Three alumnae of Nebraska Univere-- four other members were chosen to represent that organization in the fight for reinstatement of five suspended socialist assemblymen. In addition to Hughes the legal com- mittee will include Morgan J.

O'Rrien, M. Proskauer. Louis Marshall and Odgeu L. Mills. The resolution authorizing appoint-' inent of the committee and placing the association on record as protesting against suspension ofthe socialists, following a bitter debate of several Most of the pppositiou developed from the fear of certain members that participation of the association in the matter world only result in providing BELGIUM GRATED A LOAN i Knights of Pythias.

TI 111 I at 7:30 p. m. at Pythian temple. -trued 2-ssembIy of council 0, M. at the Mabonie i i at 7 0 in.

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at 7.30 p. 111. at tho AVonicn'a rlul) i i intersection at Twenty-seventh and i Hapkins university to Randolph strets. Request was also times in Nebraska. They were made tha'.

the proposed municipal Bessie Noyes. Miss Suies Souther and swimming pool be not located too nc-ar JMisS Suzanne Parsons. Noyes the new Elliott school siie. President I has been s-tudyitu; uf John Hopkins Snell said after the meeting that th-3 for the past three years and re- political capital for the socalists. SLEEPING SKKNESr FATAI.

outh of Eighteen Dies After Seventy-two of Unbroken Sleep. LOS ANGELBS, Jan. having remained in a state of comu, suffering with what physicians declare was a case of "sleeping sickness." for seventy-two days, Robert question was not under her degree 01' V. in Zoology Carr of El Monte died. South Twenty-first.

c- mcot at H. J. Pool, 1221 I i Place ca i- 1 bohool eymnahium fo- Iasketbail 'ractico at 7 p. ni. meeting at i I.

in. The i i ol' tho n.indolpli club hp.s r. jwsptponed and will Lc announced "Miss Gladys Henderson -nill entertain In cvruiig- at a miscellaneous shower for Kunj. Pattiine club will for at 7 Mr. A.

a 1D09 Tiventy-sevi-ntli. Arlnttui i ivill meet i iti-j. John 2 4 2 0 Thi i-iidcnt that all br r.TM -lonationa to tho club. l.iii'-oln No. IS KrJshts of Pythlai i a- tlic -1210 i' at p.

in. U' South LLifoln Bible class at 10 a. m. Thursday monies v. 1th H.

Paulej, 1'SOl fctroet. MERE MENTION. ev ant, plumbing--Adv. Roberts, i II. Easterday, Penn.

Mut. Life--Adv i homes at-6 per ce.nt. Security i 148 So. 13th Mr. Farmer, place your order for I'ordjjon Tractor, F.

R. I'r. Chas. A. Blanchard has returned mm C'alifornia and wiil be lit his "Dice.

l27 Mut'l Listen Men--Razors ami blades "arpencd--the best equipped plant in eat. Green's--202 S. 10th sion. I this spring after The phjsical depaitment of the wo- to take up work which slie 3 as a teache: 1 club for luncheon Wednesday, to i degree of M. A.

in Zoo1og No' The case is said to have broken ail records established since the strange disease first made its appearance here more than a year ago. The as the plaintiff. Truman alleged in his petition for an injunction that the defendant from continuing in the same business as the plaintiff. Truman alleged in his petition for an injunction that tlie defendant agreed thru a contract that after he had sold out to Truman he would not engage in the Morgana offer Credit same line for a period of five The plaintiff alleged that in six months after this time Soukup engaged in the cleaning and dying business. Soukup alleged that Truman had violated his contract and he did not feel that he was under any obligations to keep out of 'business.

'iu charge. LJvery city in Nebraska will be asked to inalvL a contribution. The following art; the quotas assigned: Omaha, $7,500: Bea'ik-e, J30U; Lincoln, Fremont, $500; Crand Island, $500; Hast ings, $500; oluuil)U 5300; 3 Xebraska $300; ri.no 1 LOCATES HIHOST BROTHER SIMS CRITICIZES DANIELS New Turn In the tween Admiral nutl a WASHINGTON, Jan. controversy between Rear Admiral Sim.s and Secretary Daniels took a new turn i today when Daniels announced he had received another letteV from Sims ee- verely criticising his policy in con-, FR EMO NT PIONEER IS DEAD ducting tae navy during the war. i George Sclilemiuer nt llotue in Iloiljjf FREMONT, Jan.

Schlemmer. Fremont pioneer, who was a merchant in Chicago at the time of the great fire in 1S71, died at his home here. Schlemmer lost a stock of general merchandise in the fire. He then engaged in farming in Iowa until a syndicate headed ty J. P.

Morgan iS75 vhen he came to Dodge and company, it was learned today, settling on a farm near Rogers. He was bom in Germany in 1841. A wife and nine children, all grown, survive him. of five to Brussels Government. NEW YORK, Jan.

has been granted a loan of $25,000,000 by The loan is in the form of one and cuss the new arrangements fo'r gynina- 1 braska. Miss Parsons, who has alieady boy, who was eighteen years of age, siurn use made necessary by the over- received her degree oi M. A. aivl Ph. became violently ill early in Novem crowded condition of the "university j-D- in Zoology, has btea studying medi- ber and in two or three days passed cine for the past four years and i into a sleep from which efforts to go to San Francisco in the Children's arouse hire proved in vain.

hospieal where she will study chil- During all the time since first be- dren's diseases. coming sick the boy has taken little food and has gradually grown weaker. Mark W. Woods has from About ten days ago he appeared to New York. -He went there in the interest of the Pershing for president floor, which has been used by club heretofore.

Miss George, of the Y. W. C. Vv'as present as a guest, and presented a plan whereby the association floor can be used. The club is optimistic over its prospect of having a club house of its own before long, according to Mrs.

F. W. Sehauff, the chairman of the physical depareaient. I movement. Discussing recent events The woman's club has secured the support of the Commercial club and several other siron? Lincoln organizations in the undertaking 1 The civics department of the woman's club met for an informal dis- 1 at the same time 1 cussion.

Sheriff Miller and Deputy Sheriffs Moore and Anderson arrested two boys earl.v Wednesday morning at Princeton and brought them to Lincoln. They the names of Ralph Schick and in the presidential nomination fight Mr. Woods says: "The eastern newspapers and political writers have taken the filings in this state to mean that General Wood challenges to a contest of delegates in his home state, and they consiedr the primary battle in Nebraska one of the most important in the entire country. On behalf of those who believe General Pershing to represent in his person and in his career, the exact qualities necessary in the Karl A i find their htomes aa Bea- man who istocontrol the destinies of U'uii for the "Writn an Ad" feai: 1 1:1 thf Journal tonight Thurs- 'M Write an ami i Adv. pleaded i to ol before I'olifi' i i a and a' Til Hue dollar and COM.

ri.ircnce Stewart, a bo: ca'unhl i on i i 1 sidewalk, vias released trial, he appeared i i to the complaint WodneMlaj ining. "''I'drl: Ijaa lii-gun on rc-ciiforcod ro I'oundatioii 01 i annex to iv Lincoln hotel. Manager Johnso'. work will be pushed from nn as rapidly a-- the weatlu-r I lie Lincoln a i and tractor e-chooi ts regular Wednesday afternoon irice. O.

W. Koehelr, owner of a gar- acre Princeton, complained to the officers that the boys and a third boy had attempted 1o set into his garage. He had equipped the sarase with a burglar alarm utiu when an attempt was made to raise a window he had been warned, and with several companions had ffuue to the garage to in- Hi- charged thai the boy (he of Ralph Schick had pulled sun in him but had afterward put it tip and t'irrendered. According to the by Sheriff Miller, the IH-VO niakinj, an automobile trip on i i wa from Lincoln to Beatrice anil ben i 20; near Princeton i a Ralph Schick is eijjhU'tn years olJ and the other boy ril'tee: 1 The i boy was not located. Sheriff said that Ralph richick is son of Sheriff Schick of (rajri 1 county.

Sin-riff Snick came 10 Lincoln when he learned of the trouble. County Attorney Ankeny oraplaint will would be filed a i a i i he I'oo boys. yonngstern r.lr. Ankeny had evident- etim; under the direction of secre- ij.i-\ of the V. M.

C. A. (l(n- nor was the principal'- 1 II. oi" Chadron, "ids, of the sixteenth judicial i i filed with the secretary of state, i i of a largo number of voters ly iried ru off a "bonehead" and did not intend commit any offense. A -colored ciri jrh ing her as 10 Sparks, bui afterward admit- i a her real name was Maime Cole, and wlio is said by other colored people to be Dolly Duncan, was fined fifty dollars and easts by Police Judge the the Wliunioi-e Wedncsdaj.

This is second time in weeks that him in nomination on the noil- wrtnlan arrested on charge i a ticket ab a candidate lor re- l)f Disorderly conduct or soliciting, lection. Hazel Spargo granted a divorce i i Jesso Spargo, Wednesday morn- ns. by Judge W. M. Morning.

The mother of the defendant testified a i no defendant did not treat her daughter right and did not support her. The parties were married three ears ago. Xels and Miller, who aie said conduct a garage in University I'lace, appeared before Justice Stevens Wednesday morning to answer a complaint froru the county attorney's dtlice, 1hat they were failing to keep records, as provided by law, of the i repaired and stored by them. They entered no plea and were re- 'rased on their own recognizance to for trial Friday. The suit of the Traders' National hunk of Kansas City, against J.

Zoeller, a retired farmer. Richardson county was settled ami dismissed in the United States district Wednesday afternoon. The de- is to pay ihe plaintiff $6.000 and the latter agrees to surrender notes aggregating which Xoeller gave to the McCarger Manu- icturing company for'the purchase of The defendant waives the re- of all cosls he has paid out the plaintiff agrees to pay all oilier costs. The suit was tried in the deral court several months ago, and lie jury disagreed. Two feet and five inches of sidewalk In tho city of Ashland is one of defendants named in an appeal (Mod in supreme court Wednesday.

The real disputants are the na- luMial bank of Ashland and the city authorities. The bank built a brick home many years ago and was allowed an outside stairway into the basement. Modern ideas recently struck the ciiy dads and they made ready to reclaim that part of the sidewalk occupied by the stairway. The bank re- I'used, becanuse otherwise it could not get into the basement, and in the injunction suit it instituted it won. The city now appeals.

The Lincoln Traction company has the city of Lincoln for the car of coal, which was consigned to the i by Governor Allen of Kansas but thru some error, set up at the plant of the Lincoln Traction company and unloaded. The Lincoln Traction company, at first refused to pay for this as the price of the Kansas receiv- rs v.ns cents per ton more than company had been pay- After telephone comen-ation i i nveivers in Kansas when a i i i i ai.i.le for i re to remit tho Lincoln Trao- on company 7." p. ton upon i co.il, the Lincoln Traction com- having been fined S25 last week after slie had failed to recognize Plain- Officer Howard, invited him into room und accepted marked money from him. At that time she gave the name of Sparks, and claimed to be married to a man of that name. The polke have been watching her for some time, and when they saw a whi'o man enter the house at 720 Xorrh Ninth street.

Officers Howard and Runs followed him in and arrested the pair. The woman was partially dressed and while dressing, pretended to miss her pocket-book, which she claimed was under the pillow-. Instead of producing a pocketbook, she pulled a loaded revolver from -under the pillow, with the evident intention of using it on Officer Howard, against whom she had a this nation in the four years following March 4, 1921, we accept the challenge," Mr. Woods said. "My visit to Chicago, New York and Boston and other eastern cities, has convinced me more fully ihan Mr.

Woods declared, "that Persians is the one man who will meet the requirements of the republican party." much bett.er and enjoyed several short lucid moments and his recovery was thought certain. FINISH WAR-GUILTY LIST Total Accused Germans SSO, According to Newspapers, SSO Demanded By France. PARIS, Jan. 14. The list of German war whose surrended will be demanded by the allies has been completed, newspapers said here today.

The total accused Germans is 880, according to the newspaper- Of these 330 are demanded by France The list is being printed. OUT OF THE BROOM BUSINESS "Pershing Rifles" met Tuesday evening in the Armory of the state university to make plans for handling- oi applications for membership in the organization. The Pershins Rifles is one of the oldest organizations on the university campus having first been organized by General (then Lieutenant) Pershing under the name of "Varsity Rifles" when he was commandant at Stale Will Quit Ma.nnfa.ctnring- at I'rison February 3st. After being in the business of making brooms by convict labor for some twenty or twenty-five years, the state of Nebraska will retire from the manufacture on February 1. The announcement was made at the cffice of the board of control Wednesday.

The Lee Broom Duster company of Lincoln has agreed.to buy the machinery, for which it will pay and also to lake over at its invoice value any of the stock that may 'be on hand, partly or fully made up, on Fcb- Hastings Man Finds Kliutman on Colorado RancU After Forty Years Separation. HASTINGS, Jan. a one line want ad placed in a. Denver paper William Austin of this city been able to locate his brother, Charles Austin, a rancher at Gunni-1 son Valley, after forty years separation. Charles read the ad and an exchange of letters brought the man to a most happy reunion in Hastings.

The brothers are now united and determined in their efforts to locate their youngest brother, Joseph, who was separated from Charles in Kansan City during the early settlement of that state. five-year 6 per cent notes, which will be offered for subscription. TO HOLD A RABBIT SUPPER American War Veterans to Install Officers Friday Evening. The United Spanish-American war veterans will hold its annual rabbit supper at Fraternity hall, Friday, January 16, at 7 p. m.

Following the supper the installation of officers will take place. Patriotic Instructor Judge H. S. Dungan, of Hastings, will act as MAYOR IDENTIFIES DAYIS Omaha Executive Positive as to tan Who Struck Him On Xlght of the Riot. OMAHA, Jan.

Ed P. Smith, on the witness stand yesterday afternoon in the second trial of W. Davis, fruit peddler, chargged with assault with" intent to murder the mayor on the night of the house riot, positively identified Davis as the man who struck him the blow that rendered him unconscious while standing in front of the Keeline building about 10 o'clock that night. The first trial three weeks ago resulted in a disagreement of the jury. BUSINESS IN PROBATE COURT Adams County Report Shows Big Increase Over Previous Yenr.

HASTINGS, Jan. year's volume of business in the Adams probate court is the largest in history according to County Judge Snider's report which shows -total receipts of during 1919 as corn- in the military department. the state university. Membership in rn 5, rj the Rifles is one of the highest honors rhe Ijeo Company had the contract for a number of years, but two or three years ago it voluntarily withdrew from the prison. Since thn the state has been running it itself.

A number of protests had been lodged in recent months by manufacturers, Mr. Lee among them, alleging that this was unfair competition. Before 1hese protests were formally lodged the members of the board had made up their minds that the state could use the convict labor to better advantage on farm and road work. TRUMAN GETS INJUNCTION Judge Morning of the equity division of the district court has granted Ernest Truman sr. an injunction against Leo Soukup preventing the defendant from continuing in the same business Mrs.

Charles Schwartz entertained at luncheon in the Chinese room of the Lincoln hotel'Wednesday for the members of the Wednesday bridge club.Covers were laid for seventeen. Mrs. J. C. McCullough of St.

Paul, Minn, and Mrs. E. M. Tup-per of Seattle. Wash, were out-of-town guests Red candles in crystal sticks tied with bows of tulle were used in decoration.

Mrs. Will D. Eneix entertained at I her home, in luncheon Wednesday, at 1250 South Twenty-sixth honor of the fifth birthday anniversary of Eaton Cherry, Mrs.F. E. Cherry and son( Eaton, of Boston are visiting Mr Eneix.

A. T. Seybolt of Bridgeport was in the city Tuesday attending the realty dealers convention, as chairman of the publicity committee. Mrs. Troyer, ladies' DEATHS AND FUNERALS The funeral of Lloyd L.

Deitz. twenty-four years old, who died Monday at Haxtuni, will be held Thursday' at 2 p. m. from the home. 2528 street, Rev.

1-1. H. Harmon in charge. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs.

George H. Deitz. Besides his parents, Mr. Deitz was survived by one brother, Earl E. Deitz, and one sister Mrs.

V. H. Co-well. Ill You Won't Need Sugar on your breakfast cereal, if it is For this food unlike jnany cereals, requites no added sugar to make it pleasing. Grape-Nuts contains its own sugar developed from wheat and malted barkp- its rich, nutlike flavor pleases.

Grape-Nuts is economical in more wacys than one. At grocers. by Postum Cereal Co.Battle Creek, Mich. Prescriptions Bring them to our store. Only experience and licensed Pharmacists are cm- ployed in our Prescription Department.

Only pure, i'resh drugs are used. PROMPT SERVICE FREE DELIVERY HARLEYDRUGCO. 1101 0 St. preciding officer, Walter L. Anderson as installing officer.

The following officers-elect are to be installed: P. James Cosgrave, commander; H. H. Antles, senior vice-commander; R. B.

Jorkman, junior vice-commander; Jacob North, officer of the day; C. H. Dean, officer of the guard; F. L. Fassett, chaplain; John P.

Bratt, historian; E. C. Crawford, color sergeant; Harry S. Dungan, patriotic instructor; Frank Tucker, surgeon. A.

B. Woellhaf, adjutant, extends an invitation to all veterans and their families and friends whether members or not. M'COOK ORGANIZES A POST Considerable Interest Shovrn in Establishing? Americaln Legion. M'COOK, Jan. arrangements were completed here Tuesday to organize a post of the American legion.

Frank B. O'Connell, state secretary, from Lincoln, arrived Tuesday to get the movement under way. Considerable interest has been taken in organizing a chapter in McCook, inasmuch as it was the only remaining important town in Nebraska that does not have a branch of the legion. FOR A NEW COMMERCE HOME The chamber of commerce of the United States, the central organization of chambers of commerce, commercial clubs and similar civic organizations, pared with 53,443 the year before. Dn-i is conducting a campaign to raise der the new law Judge Snider's salary i funds to build a $2,750,000 home in was raised from $1,650 to $2,000 per Washington.

The old Daniel Wehster year during the last half of 1919 and should the new census show Adams county has a population he id automatically given another raise to $2,500. AN IOWA BANK IS LOOTED Pleawnntville InHtitation Robbed In Early Morning-- Taken Unknown. KNOXVTLiLE, Jan. The safe of the First National Bank of Plea- santviJle, Pleasantville, was looted early today and an unknown sum taken, according to reports here. The robbers escaped.

RUBBER STAMPS SEALS, STENCILS, AND SUPPLIES CEORGE CO. Tel.BI3l3 I213NS1 Own a New Home built of PAULEY LUMBER homestead, opposite the white house, one of the choicest sites in Washington, has been purchased, for the new structure. The building is to be the workshop for American business. Nebraska's share of the fund is but and Chas. C.

George of Omaha, a director of the national chamber, is Al Speier recommends YULE LAUNDRY It'a B2754 DANCE TONIGHT Public Market 1332 64244 St. in IQUl US So. 12th St. B12SM THURSDAY SPECIALS Pork Chops Pork Loin Roast 23c a annum ilio 'n on Take advantage now of this Clearance of Farquhar Suits and Overcoats--the reductions end Saturday There are many fine suits and overcoats in all styles and sizes here for your selection. The prices are just about half what you'll pay for the same things a fevr from now.

Such clothes as we've included in this sale, at such prices, ought to interest every man and young man who needs good clothes. Come down today and see what we have to show you. $45 SUITS and O'COATS now. $55 SUITS and O'COATS $65 SUITS and O'COATS $50 SUITS and O'COATS now. $60 SUITS and O'COATS now.

570 SUITS and O'COATS now. FARQUHARS --THE HOME OF GOOD CUOTMKJT -1325 Street PERU MAN HURT IN A RUNAWAY John Able Injured When Skidded and Threvr Jltiu Out. PERU, Jan. Able was severely hurt in a runaway accident while driving just -west of Peru. The skidding of the wagon as the team was plunging down hill, threw him over the side of the Vagon and he was caught between the wagon box and the wheel.

His shouller -was badly crushed, his face bruised, and his scalp so badly cut that eight stitches were required to close the wound. CAE POETER DIES AT FREMONT FREMONT, Jan. Cunningham, a dining car porter employed by the Xorthwestern between Council Bluffs and Long Pine, died suddenly in Fremont yesterday. Mr. Cunningham complained of a severe headache and took some tablets to relieve him.

Friends found him in a serious condition, and started with him to a hospital. He died on the way. Mr. Cunningham was about thirty years of age. His home is said to be in Chicago.

Washington. i i i a junior activities from a Ken i divisions of the a i i i conference. There- are aiiu enrolled in the Farraiiil. -liainnan ot i i tral cummiuee 01 lie il C-c-- addressed the eoiuV'-eiKv. The junior should a means of buihl'nti a irue ra- ception of A i i a life i 1 be," he said.

"If a rest movement ii; the interest oi I a i is to be success, it musi be buili upon child population, and accordingly i i i junior Hed Cros eoming a fundamental pan of ihe lied of the future." The subjects of IJK Ke.i neal.n service, home home iiygioi and care of ihe diattMics, aid, and relief i WAUTED--15 SCOUT DADS Fifteen boy scouts are without a partner for the father and son banquet to be held at 6 p. m. Wednesday, at the Y. M. C.

A. They i bo a ing to go in to the banquet at i'. p. in. The scouts would be glad to fifteen volunteer "das'' to the a a i That I Miss Peachb'ow 1 must ccmte.s.- i was quite astonished when I of your engagement.

What is your fiance in? Miss Leftover He's a collector antiques. Miss Peachblow Oh! I Hou-ton Post. has a 130-foof bridpe IIITOP-. a. rivor thr.t Is i entirely of maliognny.

The Etruscans the first raec to the cajrlo as a symbol of r. The Junior Red Cross. Inculcation of ideals of service in children and the development of national and international understanding are the aims of tfie junior Red Cross, as outlined at a national conference of Red Cross workers held in Trade and Save Wienies or Bologna, Ib. I Fresh Spare Ribs, Ib 23c Pig Hearts, Ib 15c Pure Pork Sausage, Ib 25c Fresh Country Putter, Ib 63c Bulk Uocoa, cream qxiality, Ib. i Hulk Coffee, good quality, Ib.

48c, 52c Lima Beany, 3 cans 50c Carolene Milk, tall cans, doz 1.6G Swiss Chard or Spinach can 25c Florida Grape Fruit, 3 for 25c Dozen 88c Jonathan Apples, 10 Ibs 85c Delicious Apples, box 3.50 Prairie Rose Flour, sack 3.75 B3393 10th THINK of things MEDICAL BIOLOGICAL SURGICAL CHEMICAL THINK of Phone B6678 143 So. llth. We Deliver. Freaclrich Phone B65M MASTER Spitzenberg Apples, the 100 per cent apples, fine for eat- QC ing or cooking, 10 Ibs. Buy 'em by the box Fine Hubbard Squash, whole or a piece, Ib.

Choice white heads of Cabbage, Ib Campbell's Vegetable or Chicken Soup, 1 per can i 7c Meat Department 60c 19c 23c 30c lOc Roial Calf Sweetbreads, pound Fresh Calf Hearts, pound Extra choice tender Pot Roast, Ib Milwaukee Wienies, pound Sauer Kraut, pound Groceryteria Little Dutch Corn Syrup, a very fine 10 Ib. can Syrup, blue can, 10 Victor Flour, 24 Ib. f-ack Victor Flour 48 Ib. Genuine Java Mocha Coffee, pound Large p.ickage Poft Toastieh Sniders Catsup, pini bottle Uneeda ISiscuii, pkp Colored Xut Margarine, a diindj, looks like real butter, pound Real Santa Clara Prunes Ib Seeded Raisins, 15 oz. pkg.

85c 90c 1.85 3.60 59c 19c 27c 8c diindj, 45c ILLUSTRATIONS --can be read by the purchasing public with a quicker and better grasp of detail than the exact statements produced by types. USE PICTURES Write us for suggestions. STATE JOURNAL Co. Lincoln. Nebraska.

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