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THE ALLIANCE HERALD. TUESDAY, MAY 24. 1921
TONIGHT,
Tuesday,
24th
Wednesday,
25th
. Thursday,
26th
MATINEE DAILY HmU. IMPERIAL THEATER ALWAYS WORTH WHILE
Wm.DcMille
Production
"THE PRINCE CHAP Thos. Meighan J
USUAL
SHORT
subjects:
Reginald Parker U
Production
Bunty Pulls the Strings
19
WITH AN
All Star Cast
USUAL
SHORT
SUBJECTS ,
First National
Attractions
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McDonald
IN
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Another funny
TOONER.
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Many Pupils In the
Alliance Schools Win
Penmanship Awards
The following pupils have earned
penmanship awards during the past
(Jx vreeki:
Central School.
Uobert Federson Elbert Howe
Itonald Simmons Florence I'hipps
leone Orr - Sarah GaRhajren
Woodrow II ilea Esther Frederick
AnnaO'Neel Pauline Hilea
lAicile Rider John Barrett
Katherine Case Tena Herbert
Frank Stalos Hazel Prior
Theodore Nelson Mildred Gregory
Joe Hair William Davee
Beatrice flell Wayne Reid
Hazel Garberg Iyle Mote
Mable Sloan Ruth Yanders
Georgia Reed Paul Thompson
Herman Hamburg James Hilton
Faith Dixon " Phyllis Fosdick
Hortenpe Gavin Xhelma Sanders
-Vffyne Frederick Margaret Fuller
Florence Eder Clayton Romig
Karl Annable "Mildred Routh
FreJ Taylor Wauneta Robinson
Frank Linear Tommy Wykoff
"Robert Boatrom DeVere Felter
Jl&lley O'Necl Jasper Reynolds "
Mary Reeves Hazel Edwards
Donald Wilson Lawrence Phipps
Bernard Shelton Herbert Stern
David taMon Helen Fenning
lteatnce Fosdick Ruth Hill
Victor Bostrom Doris Shaw
Glen Thompson Herman LledlofT
Janice Shelton . Jack Felter
Dorothy King Alice Whittington
flernice Hilea Waunita WykofT
Lillian Blair Jessie Hiles .
Norma Henderson Mildred Best
Eugene Hiles Francis Hacker
Itosann Hesseltine Vera Davis
Alvin Colerick Helen Dearing
Franris Rusnell Lowell Beans
I'aul Barrett Josephine Acheson
Everett Ati . . . Inez Young
Falba Cole I Mttg-gie Marshall
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Emerson School.
Hazel Youpjt Cecil Coates
Robert Garrett Kathryn Ives
Deforest Walker Margaret Thiele
Mona Cornu Charles Lai kins
Robert Gillett : Edna Mae Miller
Willis Nation Weston Sherwood
Marie Clark Irving Wong .
V'lnvd Mnrrum I,eah Wadum
Dick Becker Maurine Bald -
Esther Bacon Lucille Dickinson
Edith Mewhirter Ruth Moxon
Frank Campbell Nellie Sturgeon
William Eberly Ruth Schill
Robert Abar Sarah Adams
Kenneth Pyle Robt. Shaughnessy
William Henderson Alice Prettyman
Raymond Lotie Frank Mounts
Iris Dye Vivian Dow
Avon Robbins
Total number of Palmer Awards
earned by Emerson and Central pupils,
1!20-I921s
Silwr star buttons 108
Gold star buttons ... .105
Palmer Method buttons 129
Progress pins K5
Improvement certificates - 118
Students' final certificates,.,..,..,,. 29
High school certlftcate. 4
Total. 678
Get the habit use the film box it'
safe.
51-52 VANGRAVEN STUDIO
Legion Commander
Urges Publication
of Lists of Slacker
That the slacker lists should be
published in justice to the ex-service
men whose names are recorded as
such, is the belief 6f Frederick Gal
braith, national commander of the
American Legion, according to a tele
gram Just received at state headquar
ters of the Nebraska American Le
gion. "Slacker lists containing names of
men, who - honorably served then
country in the tirne of its greatest
peril only strengthens the conviction
that the lists should be given the wid
est publicity," states Mr. Galbraith. ;
"For over a half century after J.he.
Civil war thousands of veterans ap
plying for pensions were found to be !
erroneously listed as deserters and
much embarrassment and hardship re
sulted. Exactly the same situation
will arise unless the present lists are
cleared immediately. And, as every
one knows, publication of the Hits is
the only means of doing this.
"I feel that some of our newspapers
have not looked at this matter in this
light. The viewpoint of the newspa
pers should be that they are assisting
the innocent as well as punishing the
guilty. Veterans named in the list.'
suffer only momentary injustice, and
their friends and acquaintances know
they served and they are then cleared
for all time of the disgrace of desert
ing their country. .
"The finest thing the Legion can
do in this matter is to pledge its whole
effort to the speedy vindication of men
whose names appear in the lists by
error. On the other hand it must in
sist that the guilty be punished."
Have you a friend graduating
this year? If so, don't you think
a small gift would be appropri
ate? Come in and see the beau
tiful gift things at Thiele's.
47-52
Fanatics accuse those with whom
they differ of being atheists.
Mrs. E. K. Jones left fnr n
Sunday night for a visit with her sis--
tl. Mm. Frpl Ticro-iia fiKa ...III .
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turn about the first of June, bringing
wnn ner some Household furniture r
now stored there.
Get the habit use the film box itsk
safe.
51-52 VANGRAVEN STUDIO
Guy Lockwood, well known former
Alliance resident, but now of Rapid'
City, S. D., arrived in the city Friday
for a visit with friends and relatives
He plans to return to his home.
Wednesday. '-...
Dr. E. T. Bennett of Omaha will ar- -rive
this week to assist in the Slagl&j
clinic during Dr. Slagle's absence.
LAKESIDE
Deryl Rodgers
Newton Hicks
I-eroy Moxon
Jimmie dribble
Jane Beeson
John Barker
Rosalie Denton
Carl Rust
Henry O'Bannon
Walter Hopkins
Harold Vanderlas Lewis Covalt
Anna Shaughnessy Florence McAninch
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Snappy
Man!
-what makes him so
"snappy ?"
it isn't his grace.
it's because he keeps his
Clothes so spick, span and
' clean.
perhaps we should have
said: "We keep his
clothes spick, span and
clean for him."
-we will do as much for
; you, top.
.--If you don't'use our serv
- ice, we are sorry, for you
are entitled to the Dest.
KFFP.Il-NRAT
I CLEANERS
. Phone 133 207 BoiTJutte
Albert Arms drove In Friday from
his home near Ellsworth after a load
of ranch supplies.
Roy Stoop and family were In from
their home near the Star ranch Friday.
Mrs. Jake Herman and daughter
were In from the ranch Saturday.
Mr. Coe returned the latter nart of
' the week from a trip to Colorado, New
Mexico and other points for the pur
pose of taking a homestead,
j Mr. and Mrs. Ellsbury and Gene
: Kennedy of Ellsworth were Lakeside
visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Lynn Cant well and son Sidney
of Lincoln arrived Saturday for a visit
with relatives here.
Frank Westover drove in from the
ranch Saturday.
Cecil Buckley was an Alliance caller
the latter part of the week.
Patrick Reed and Mr. Fields drove
up from Ellsworth Saturday. .Fred
Speer and Richard Williams accom
pan;ed them bnck.to attend the dance
at Ellsworth Saturday evening.
Joe Chapmaa, traveling salesman
for Granger Bros.,' was in our city the
latter part of the week.
The Misses Mildred. Beaston . and
Edythe Harris went to Alliance Satur
day and returned Sunday.
Joe Poxza was an Alliance business
visitor the latter part of the week. -
Mrs." George Brewster arrived last
week from Missouri, where she has
been on a visit. Mr. Brewster is sta
tion agent here at the present time.
Ellsworth Ash was in town Satur
day. Mrs. P. F. Gillispie who was ill all
last week from the effects of a cold
on her lungs, is much better at the
time of this writing.
Several parties from Lakeside at
tended the dance at Ellsworth Satur
day night.
Truman Been rode in from the Zeig
home Saturday to visit with home
folks. ' .
William Arms was in town Sunday
to take in the ball era me.
Otto Smith. Floren Biombaugh and
Mr. Robinson were, down from Anti
och Sunday.
The baseball team from over near
Pawlette drove over to play a game
I with our home team Sunday. Lake
side won the victory by the score ol
22 to 9.
Edison and Warren Wilcot were in
town Saturday from near Ellsworth.
Will McKinney, Frank Smith and
Claud Hudson drove to Ellsworth Sat
urday evening.
Burl Coe was visiting home folks
over Sunday.
Cart Kittleman and Joe Harrian at
tended the ball game here Sunday af
ternon from un north of Antioch.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Warren of Antioch
drove down to Lakeside Sunday after
noon. Edward Kennedy who is helper at
the depot, visited his home folks at
j Ellsworth Sunday.
I Ed. House returned home Sunday
on No. 44 from a business trip over at
Valentine.
Carl Miller roJe up from the ranch
for an over Sunday visit with his
family here.
Miss Sarah Lamberson and her
adopted daughter Ruth 'ware in Lake
side Sunday from their home at An
tioch. We were visited by a strong wind
and dirt storm Saturday evening. No
reports of very serious damages have
been received.
Mis Ether Dedmore who spent the
week end with her friend, Miss Beatice
Westover in East Lakeside, returned
to her home at Alliance Sunday.
- Mrs. S.-E. Flaherty of Alliance was
a Lakeside business visitor Sunday
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Why Not Provide for the Wife's
Binamer
Her Work Gets Doubly Hard During Hot Weather
Here Are Two Gonviences She Wants
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RitchensjAre Too Hot
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a warm summer day while your wife
cooks on a coal range? If you have you
will know why she wants to cook , with
kerosene. The
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OIL COOK STOVES
fill the need. They, are convenient to the
last detail and they save worlds of diffi
cult work. Why; not come in and let us
show you why the FLORENCE is the oil
cook stove you want in your home. It
will pay you many times over in health
and cheeriness of the manager of the
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household.
Let Us Convince You.
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Meals on Time
The Florence cooks, bakes and roasts
evenly and thoroughly. No ashes, pa '
smoke, no troublesome dampers.
Let us show you what an intensely
hot, blue flame its powerful burners
give. Handy levers control the heat
perfectly. Kerosene supply is always in
sight in the glass bull's-eye of the tank.
I The baker's arch of the Florence
Portable Oven assures even baking, "
tempting pastries, and well-browned,
roasts.
More Heat
Less Care 1
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Let
THE CENTURY Refrigator
k: Keep the Family's Food COLD
Proper circulation of air insures wholesome preservation of most sensitive
food stuffs. You may have either top or front door ice feed. Strongly built
and has the right principle of insulation. Note the self-locking feature on every
door. You need "a refrigerator why not get a dependable one now?
House
Eurnishings
GLEN MILLER.
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