TIIE ALUANTCF. IIF.UAT.n rmmv ddii.u
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AMERICAN LEGION NOTES home of the legion. Red Cro
. I other patriotic organizations.
, Fifteen former service mm, sleep
ing in tne. legion quarters, narrnwiy
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l'reswient Harding Is willing an
nnxious to altcnd the third annual con
tention of the American Legion in
Kansas City next October he told Kan
;nn City legionnaires who waited uMn
Jiiin in Washington. Unless pressing
Iusines. makes it impossible tor him
lo leave the cnpitol he w ill attend the
2ig meeting, the chief executive as
sured the delegation.
The state department ha forwarded
hc legion's invitation to Marshal
Foch end is considering sending a spe
cial ship to France to ronprt him to
the United State, u Washington an
nouncement declares. The French gen
eralissimo has expressed a keen desire
to meet with the former service men.
It required hut a' few minutes for
1he chamber of commerce of Kansas
City to pledge $100,000 for the enter
tainment of the legion's national con
vention, official have reported.
Three to one is the score of the leg
Sslutive program of the American I-e-jrion
in Jowa. The following legion
measures passed: Bonus hill provid
ing fifty cents a day, with a maximum
of $3.'i0 to he voted upon at the gen
eral election in Nocemher, 1!22; tax
exemption of $."() for veterans of the
world war, $1,K00 for Spanish-American
war veterans, uifl $3,000 for those
who fought in the civil war, and vet
erans preference on all political ap
pointments, state, county, city and
schools for both world war and Spanish-American
war fighters. A legion
7o.mg bill was pnssed in the house,
tiut was defeated in the senate of the
owa legislative body.
escaped being burned to death; three
were overcome by smoke and carried
out unconsc'ous, and three legionnaires
were injured in rescuing disabled ol
diers. The building and contents valued
by legion officials at about fl.'O.OOO,
were destroyed. The fire was discov
ered at 5:30 in the morning.
E. G.'s Column
"Modem Clothes For Men"
308 Box Butte Ave.
ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA
George Sylvester Vlercck's tniast
that he cn control fi.000,000 American
votes in the interest of Germany has
been denied by letters from twelve
leading citizens of Teutonic extraction
in Louisville, Ky., to the Jefferson post
of the American Legion in that city.
The letters, together with a resolution
condemning Viereck as an advocate of
un-American principles, have been
made public by the post. Louisville
legionnaires will hold an all-American
meeting on Decoration day, May 30.
Forty-eight hours after officials of
the I-ong Beach post of California
cf the American Legion announced
lhat several applications for member
ship had been denied men suspected of
!bcing members of the I. W. W. fire of
a mysterious origin destroyed the
community service building here, the
Here 's
Something
That will save you money
and trouble.
To let your watch go on
year after year without
heing lubricated or exam
ined is its ruination.
Men's watches should be
lubricated every 12 to 15
mouths and small bracelet
watches every six or eight
months. '
You can depend on your
watch getting the expert
service it should have at
Thiele's
The S:ort With a Cuaranlet Without
Red Tape
When the government salvage de
pot employment office at Toledo, O.,
failed to employ a resonable number
of ex-service men, the Lucas county
council of the American Legion in
vestigated the situation and obtained a
promise of adjustment from the cap
tain in charge of the depot The le
gion investigation showed that, out of
2fl employees, 97 were ex-service men,
50 were ineligible at the time of war
and 114 had never been in the service.
Although he was arrested and con
victed of a misdemeanor, a twenty-year-old
wounded veteran of the world
war, is to receive through the offices
of the American Ix?gion of Detroit,
Mich., an education as an electrical
engineer. The boy had enlisted at the
age of seventeen and was twice wound
ed during the St. Mihiel drive. He
had always wanted an education, he
told the judge, but was compelled to
leave school when he was six years
old because of the separation of his
parents. The judge placed him on pro
bation to a representative of the legion
who is arranging for the youth to en
roll in an engineering course under the
government provisions for vocational
training of wounded veterans.
A French "medal commemorative of
the world war" awaits American ami
French citizens who went to France
to serve with the horizon blue during
the period of hostilities, according t
a lettef to national headquarters of
the American Legion from Brigadier
General L. Collardet, French military
attache at Washington. He requests
that persons eligible for the decotation
apply to the French embassy at the
national capital.
Wanted: Stenographers and book
keepers to accept positions witfir
banks, lumber companies and other
business firms in Nebraska, Kansas,
South Dakota, Colorado, Wyoming and
Montana. If you have been thoroughly
trained in a reliable Business College,
we can place you in an excellent posi
tion. We have more positions than
we can possibly supply witn our own
graduates. Address: Grand Islam!
Business College Nebraska's Oldest,
Largest and Leading Business Train
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Senators who opposed the honse
movie bill and favored the Beebe
amendment resent the charge that
they are not in favor of clean pictures.
They say that they do favor improving
the quality of the moving pictures and
that they believe the Beebe bill will
do more to accomplish the desired re
sult than the house bill. All kinds of
predictions are made as to what the
house will do with the Beebe bill. Some
say it will not concur and that there
will be no movie legislation at this
session. Others say the bill will be
accepted. Probably no one knwws at
the present time.
The other day Clifford Sward, went
up to the post office to get some little
chickens that had been fhipped from
Denver. . Well there was eighty-five
little fellows in the shipment, and of
course he could hear them and they
sounded pretty live, but before accept
ing them he thought that he should
have a little look nt them, and see if
they were most of them live ones.
And he discovered there were eighty
two live ones, and live ones they were
too.
Well he lifted the lid just a teeny
weeny bit, and that little bit just let
eighty two heads stick through, and
he couldn't get the lid down without
smashing some heads, and the lid was
a little bit loose at one end, and the
first thing he knew there was eighty
two of the livest, yellowest, softest,
cutest little baby chicks running
around the post office, pecking at the
mail saefcs and scratching the floor,
and running in every direction. And
say you should have seen the post
office force all running down these
little chicks, and incidentally did you
ev er try to catch a bunch of lively lit
tfe fellows like those were.
I shoo)) have lfked very much to
ave seen Miss Benedict chasing those
little chicks. But it would not have
been so much fun watching Robert
Graham, for I saw him one time hold
ing on to a rope, down in Grand
Island, and putting on bis share of
quite a lot of fun.
I announcement!
Well (We things are funny ali
right, and fun is just as necessary to
health, as some of the things that
"CHO-CHO" told us abeotJier last
Tuesday ,and CHO-CHO has a mis
sion that is doin & world of good. too
among Ine children, loir I anv sure
that his words will be; remembered!
for raay, many years, and' the little
money ami' labor that it co the-
Chamber of Commerce to staife this
child'a health urganizijQ'on program,
both here and in Hemisgford;. will' be-
returned an hundred f.old in health
and happiness La-the ytars to. come..
AT THE CHURCHES
BAPTIST CHt R( II
By all means cultivate the habit of
going to church. No home is safe
where this habit is not sought to be
ingrained in the children." The secur
ity of everybody depends upon the
right kind of religion. The safety of
the family depends upon the right
kind of churches, rather than upon
the policemen, and solvency of the
banks depends unon the preachers in
stead of the banker.
We boast upon the solidarity of our
stocks and bonds and mortgages and
farm lands as if they were of real
value, in themselves they have no
value. Their value depends upon the
honesty of the clerks, the lawyers,
and others who have the responsibil
ity of drawing them np.
The churches of Alliance constitute
the best assurance of the security and
safety of the people and capital of
our town.
But the amount of infuerrce these
churches wYH exert ami extend to
making the morals" of our Ihvs and
girls will denend upon fhe way the
people of Alfiance support them by
their presence and money.
You are wefcome to come tr our
service next Sunday wher ethe pas
tor witf preach on the following
topics:
Morning. "The Fringe of Power:"
evening, "The Seren Devils of Affi
ance." Come, you can't afford to mLrs these
two ICCtUTPK.
Comer of Seventh and Laramie.
Ker, B. X. KflNORT, Partor.
See Uie HAREM-SCAREM
Dresses for Girls, 4 to 14. Some
thing new at
' Highland-IIolloway Co. 42
Dictionaries are forbidden entrance
to Turkey because the sultan is usually
mentioned in such books, and that is
contrary to Turkish law.
New Victor Records
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ON SALE TODAY.
Clever new numbers characterize
April Selections in Victor Records.
GET YOUR EARLY.
WIKER MUSIC HOUSE
"Everything in Music"
CirCRCirOFCIIRTST
"Th BaiV of Faith" and "The !
Church at Work," ar subjtTts far the
sermons nest Lord's day. The book
teaches this: "It pleased CTd by the
foorishness of preach i.tg to save tnean
that brieve; The importance of Clos-
pel preachingr makes a Heavy responsi
bility. Both th pulprif and the pew
most recognize the spirit of heverence
at warship, Gflf'has gien us n maaf
means- of graze. Among these are
prayer, praise and comminiom Each
Loro" day the fable oS the Cord is!
spreaif with trwr emblems- to remind ras :
from whence our salvaUtm comes.
Remember tfie- Bible school and
Christian Endeavor meetings. We can
be comTanfes k worship and' iin serve
ice. We can strive for greatetr effi
ciency through- prayer and! study;
The district con-rentioTT mee at
Sidney,. April A great program
is to Br given; AMI whjr can attend
please notify filie mini.st&r by next
Sunday:.
The imd-weett- meeting: m Weiihes
day evening of each wee presents
some interesting subjectr for di.ncus--sion.
Every irwetmg is to helps yoa
and t& bring ycu nearer t your (Sod.
He expects us to do our best. Let
ns dof great thitrgs for Hi nr.
Some to the hurch wittr a message
Sand a wefcomev
JETEFfTEN I. ETLER. Minister.
Now this all' brings as up to the
point saying" that. :jfiese things are
very necessary things, indeed, but no
more necessary no, nt one het than
is a "HAT", and. thu week in th
Tuesiy paprs we advertised our
hats in both, the Alliince papers,, anil
we still thint that t&.ere are a few f
the men of. Allianu who- Lave nt
availed theimselves 'if these: exception
ally; low ptices and beautiful styles
andl patterns in it new spring bits.
And we have all sorts of hats, from
the big, wide brimmed cowboy hals in
true fuzzy beaver style, along through,
the whole list f njee dressy hats of
all sorts of shapes and colors, even to
the work hat of dark tan cloth, com
monly called repp. This hat has a
ventilator in the side of it and is worn
quite a lot in the summer on the raiW
road. Now this hat sells for only a
dollar apiece, and it is a good summer
hat. .lA'iffUil
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I have purchased the interest of S. P.
Jackson and am now sole owner of the
Alliance Billiard Parlor
I wish to thank former patrons it; their business
and will do my best to merit their further trade.
At all times you will reoeive prompt attention to
your wants, Cigars, tobacco, cigarettes, soft drinks,
Dirine service begins at ID .-SO
o'clock Sunday morning. The mmia
will' Be- is: Eiigj5s&:
Sunday school at 10 rirlock.
We extend a cordial wlcom- to- all
strsngera. Oar church is located on
the corner of Seventh and Yelstfw-
ste..
F. DROEGEHUELEER, l?astr.
QUALITY
in Bread
IS SOUGHT BY EVERY HOUSEWIFE
She wants the family to eat the bread
she buys with a relish. Toward this end we
have been working. Notice the next loaf of
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Bungalow Aprons 9? cents
toi jttja.
HrsMand-Hollcrtray Co. 42
Worsen are growimr; tallees, rays a
college 'professor, who hits iost ob
served h ow far their skirta are frora
the grw.nd. '
Eatmore" Bread
you buy. It comes wrapped in a separate
sealed oilpaper covering, making each loaf
arrive at your home in a clean, fresh condi
tion. The housewife has the assurance that
the food she puts on her table is
PERFECTLY SANITARY.
In -the various stages of its journey to your home it .is
NOT TOUCHED BY HANDS
UNIFORM SIZE AND WEIGHT
Is another important feature of "Eatmore Bread," that we
have specialized upon. Each loaf is baked in separate pans,
which insures uniform size and shape. There are no lop
sided or ungainly shapes. Each slice of bread will cor
respond in shape to others on the same dish. There is no
need emphasizing this feature to the house wife. ( , 'jk
HOME-MADE CANDIES '
Nougats, Brattles, Fudges, Taffy, Etc., Always in Stock.
Alliance Bakery
A firm in Alliance this week had a
shipment of barbed wire come in, a
carload, and when its freight bill came
up it was for the amount of $917
freight and $27.51 war tax. Now, I
think that this makes wire come
pretty high, don't you? Seem3 to me
that the railroad must lose money by
such prices as this seems to be, for
one hates to have to ask such prices
for wire as this no doubt necessitates,
for this .is bound to cause a higher
price than if the price was more rea
sonable; therefore I claim that there
is not as much merchandise being
shipped as would be shipped if the
freight rate were not so high.
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V DONT OVERLOOK
Our regular meals being rved at
OUR LUNCH COUNTER
for 40c
Includes meiA, potatoes, vegetables, coffee and pie.
Chris Vallas
1 17 Box Butte Cvenue.
And this is the exact reason why
we are applying in our business just
what we think that the railroad should
apoly on their freight rates, We sell
our merchandise for the least possible
margin of profit, thinking that we
will sell enough more, that we will
make it back in what we term "turn
er." For if we make 2 per cent on
each turnover, and turn the goods
twelve times in the year we will make
more than we would by selling the
goods once and making a cash profit
of 24 per cent. And we get to handle
much more money, to say nothing or
the fresher goods that you get and
the better service.
Yours as always,
"Modern Clothes For Bleu."
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Be Generous With
Yourself
You have been "good" to your, friends for a
long time. You have been a spender. No
' one ever called you penurious, or close, or
tight. But what have you to show in re
turn? Why not be a "good fellow" to yourself, open
an account with this bank and turn your
generosity to your own account and credit?
The results will show up in a short time,
and of a most satisfactory nature at that
Be Good to Yourself. Begin Today. )
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