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GROCERS PLAN ANNUAL MEET Nebraskans to Gather in Kearney on Eighth of May. Kearney. Neb.- -Concerted buying and advertising will loom large on the list of subjects to be discussed here. May by members of the Nebraska Retail Grocers association dent of the organization. will preside at the convention. Starting with noon luncheon at the Fort Kearney the will turn to business matters Immediately afterLouis Somner president of the Omaha association. will tell how fruit and can be made to third successful produce grocer's income. "How Get and Keep will be the subject for Foutch. Hugh Thorne, vice president the Nebraska Retail Grocers association. will give some pointers store arrangement other on speaker. say what should be expected from jobber THURSTON BANK RECEIVER GETS JUDGMENT REVERSAL versal was In supreme court by George Parker. the Liberty State bank, Thurston judgment given to Carl Vogt had sued Vogt on note Forty shares stock in the bank had been sold, Vogt says. by him to Cashier Chmelka, which he took notes in part He was unable to collect, he cashier's check and two certificates of deposit He says he signed note that time. Later Chmeltold he must show something the examiner for the certificates and he signed the note, which he was told he would not have In exchange. Chmelka gave him his own note, signed by Mr. A1Chmelka claimed that Vogt signed because he needed the money and that the cashier's check and certificates did not enter into this transaction. When the cashier used the bank's funds pay his personal debt. defendant liable for the amount received by him. the court holds. bank officer has no thority make such an agreement that he would to pay the
