THE ALLIAKCK HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY. 9, 1921
FIVE
Special Police to
, Handle Wobblies Is
1 Under Discussion
Use of state police fit railroad
terminals to handle the I. W. VV. me'n
a on freight trains i.s under discus
sion at Lincoln by state officer.
Alliance Team Is
Trimmed by Chadron
in the Return Game
The Chadron baseball term took the BAPTIST ( HUM II
meamre of the Alliance nine in the re-1 Tn Sunday School attendance fell
turn trame at the fnir trnmiwU lavt 'On a little this Week.
Svindav. the score beinir 7 to 4. Alii-1. Th B- Y. P. U. however are pick-
Governor McKelvie was out of the ! ance trimmed the Chadron Ws a week . in UP ' numbers and interest.
to
cit and other official declined
talk for publication.
According to word received thele
the I. V. V. are establishing a reiun
t '.error tor all other hoboes and ve
apo by a comfortable marp'n, and the ! ' " ' " Fr-ould I.e. One younjr
fan expected a second victory, but nian ro,! tpn mil"s in hucjry to et
luck was ajrainst the horn elnys. Chad- t0 S'.'nday school, this ia the relipion
ron pot only two earned runs out of thut impress the world. Yet peo
tu iua wcf Af viv u.ina tile live less than ten blocks from the
iuso ut let any excepting th(pir own irjpjr due to unfortunate bobbles on various schools who have not encrjry
Tne ibTs ride on freight trains. the part of the Alliance Knp. Chad-, enough to po that distance.
At the same time the organization ,on had a ?ood team, however, and! While we have a nice number of
me iber? aie repoited to be using tiirjr n(jian buttery was a pippin. ounjr people in the service there are
Gie r mob power in "bluf-intf" freight Alliance couldn't seem to pet oY on parent who wll someday mourn 'be
tra'n crews into jrivine them exclusive tne riKht foot, the players admitting 'i,lt lnat tnprr children are losing in-
use of one freight car on each train. j,nt their jinx was on the Job. I terest in religion, s!nply because in
The members were reported to bei jw.0 KOO'(j f,, ar scheduled forltpad of encourrging them they do
traveling in droves of 20 to SO to in- fhp nNt two Sundays, however, and the other by example if not by pre-
Mire saie passage worn irain crews the Alliance team hopes to retrieve iU ,m.
anil at the same time to force inde
pendent hoboe to walk.
The worst menace of these tactics
from reports received from railroad
officials is the fa
shops and other i
hundreds of men
been driven to the harvest fields and
who, it is feared, will return to their
homes ,1. W. W.V.
PERSONALS
rabbit's foot in timto make a clean
ing. Next Sunday they phiy Bayard.
The Bavird bunch hasn't lost a game
and their manager. Doc Iwellen
lance along with
ictims, but the
ones that the Uoc s ag
gregation will find they are up again.' t
a stone wall, without a lailuer,
ceived from railroad pml lheip manager,
ct that closing of car ,opes t0 cean up Alliai
industries had thrown thft rest of the year.s v
out of work who have hom(l tcam hopes thpt
The Un'on Meeting last Sundry at
the Presbyterian church was the
saddest commentary the writer has
ever seen in his ministerial life. More
people no doubt were at the morning
service than at the combined service in
the evening.
If that is the way Alliance clunches
do in the summer this writer will at
Stindnv. Julv HI. Manac-rr Bill Kzell the end of July suegest that this farce
has sche'duled a game with the fast ft ops and go back to the individual
SterPng. Col., team, a bunch of semi- services again.
The Sterling rooters say this tuner me preacners nave pusiien
nrn
bunch is better than the Sterling Mid-! the evening services onto the people
west league team. They are a bunch against their will, or the cl.urchcs are
J. M. Lliteras and family left Sat
urday in their auto for Denver.
H. J, Wilson and daughter Sula of of all-star, and the supporters sayl making these union meeting an ex-
Antioch, were in Alliance today. thev would win four out of five gamcsfcust to hike off on Sunday evening in
Mrs. Dunning of Topeka, Kas., ie played with the league team. either case it smacks of sham end
visiting at the home of H. A. Johnson. Alliance fans are assured these days borders on hypocrisy. :
Miss Mable Sward returned Friday that when they come out to the ball let in quit playing at relieion.
from a month's visit in Portland. Ore. park they'll see basball played. Bill The Woman's Society will meet
Mrs. Lillian Lunn and daughter Ezell is gett some fast visiting teams wejmesuay ai ine nome oi mrs. . a.
were KhoDDine in Aliance Monday and here, and the home bovs are makinsr a Wright, Toluca. Mrs. Moxon
today. , I good showing. Last Sunday was an
Cliff. L. Kerr, manager of the Buirk off-day performance. All that is need
garage, spent Saturday and Sunday in ed to develop a whirlwind team in Al
Chadrqn. . liance is a little support, and once the
Mrs. F. H. Smith and Homer Smith fans get the idea in their noodles that
f Antioch spent Saturday in Alliance the Alliance team is a fast aggrega
on business. ; tion, they'll give plenty of support.
Mrs. J. S. Robbins left Saturday for Good rotting is the essential for win
Edgemont, S. D. for a short visit with njng baseball games,
friends and relatives. I
Mr. and MnO Koe, of Lakeside were Word reached Alliance yesterday
in Alliance Sunday. Mr. Roe is the that? the Omaha-Alliance oil syndicate
station agent at Lakeside. has had another bit of luc , a new oil
Water E. Scott returned Sunday to .pii rominir in on their k saire Drop
bis home in Chadron after a few days' erty Wednesday last. When the well
visit with friends in Alliance. j wa8 fihot the oil flowed over the top of
Governor McKelvie passed through the derrick, a hundred feet or more.
Alliance early Monday morning, after Alliance members of the syndicate are
a week's vacation trip at his cabin jjm an, chase Feagins, Earl Mallei y,
near Mystic, S. D. ! pr. c. E. Slagle and others.
word nas been received mat miss
Katherine Fletcher iias arrived safely POINT OF ROCK CREEK
in Texas, she nnds ine weainer mucn
cooler there than here.
The regular meeting of Alliance
lodge No. 061, B. P. O. Elks, will be
held Friday evening. The officers de
sire all members to be present.
ViytiMi- -i rKl V. 1 at Leon Hashmans Sunday and
w. tended the ball game.
spending some time at Camp Holsten, Essex are heading McCorkles' grain
near Mystic, b. U. I t the McCorkle camp this week.
Miss Iila Cuttn, of the H'-Speed Mf E Mrs j
studio, sustained a very painful in.iury I , M w E j Jte , at
Konoay auernoon n the Ernie Essex home Sunday.
hostess.
Praver meeting Wednesday.
B. J. MINORT, Pastor.
Voile Waists and Blouses
$1.49 Each. . 67
Highland-Holloway Co. .
There will be a lawn supper and ice
cream social for the benefit of the new
church, at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
A. T. Lunn, fi04 Emerson, Thursday
evening at 5:0 o'clock. Program at
8:00 o'clock. Price 50c. Everyone
welcome. 67
eocie
Lew ML.
There will be a regular meeting of
the Eastern Star tonight
Mr. . H. A. Johnson will give a seven
o ciock dinner at the Country club to
morrow tvming.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Moisten will give
a dinner tonorrow at the Country club
complim. ntiiry to Mr. Shaw.
Mr. and Mr. J. S. Wilcox and Mrs.
Harding and daughter Madge of Lin
coln arc visiting friends in Alliance.
Miss Helen Sutclis of Chicago is
visiting at the homes of her aunts,
Mr. E. A. Hall and Mrs. R. M. Hampton.
miscellaneous ' shower for Mr. Ken1
neth Mohrman at the hon.e of Mis
Cutts. The house was beautifully re
corated in pink and white and the
sume color scheme a:i carried out in 1
dainty two course luncheon. Those in
vited were Mesdames Ida Carmody, W.
A. Lyons, Kenneth Mohrman, C. H.
Jones, lihas. Larkins anil Misses
Mamie Colline, Marie Fratier, GU nna
and Valentine Lawrence, Ieah Weaver
and Maude Nason. Mrs. Mohrman re
ceived many beautiful anl useful presents.
Mrs. K. D. Mallcry and Mrs. Hunt
will entertain at the Country club
Weilne.Mlay morning at a nine o'clock
breakfast.
Adam F. Rossa r.nd Mrs. Grace M.
Pray, Mh of I,oup City, Neb., were
married by County Judge Tash Friday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Wilt entertained
a few friends at a ix o'clock dinner
Sunday evening, complimentary to
Owen Watkins of Denver.
Mrs. Harry A. Johnson gave a
Butterfly luncheon Friday afternoon at
the Palm loom of the Alliance hotel.
The gue.t list included Mesdames W.
D. Rumer, F. A. Hiveley, F. J. Peter
son, E. Eldred, A. V. Gavin, Marcus
r rankle, J. K. Hughes, Jas. Burlinir-
ton, Win. Mitchell. H. E. Ganti. F. E.
Holsten, Willi am Carson Shaw, B.
Holsten, Alice Anderson, E. C. Mc
Manis, M. A. Dickinson, Minor Morris,
M. Miller. Row Bcrkwith. B. G.
Beckwith, W. R. Harper, C. Bradbury,
rercy cogsw:i. W. K. Metis. Dewev
Donovan, II. F. Thicle. A. V. Hunt, E.
D. Mallery, W. B. Barnett, A. G.
Smart, F. N. Carbon, F. Gurley, W.
M. Bevington, F. W. Harris, E. Mey
ers, II. L. Sims, J. T. Wiker, J. N.
Andrews, F. E. Reddish. J. Kridel-
baugh, S. G. Tillett, R. O. Reddish, H.
Keddish, Miss Street, Miss Bruce
and Mrs. M. E. Holme of Rock Island. I
Illinois.
Marlowe W. Huston, Alliance mach
inist, and Mis Ethel M. Hargcr of
Lingle, Wyo., were married Monday
morning by County Judge Tash.
The ladies' aid society of the Meth
odist church will meet Wednesday af
ternoon at the home of Mrs. F. M.
Phelps, 412 Laramie, with Mr.. Henry
Clifford as assisting hostess. This will
be the July birthday kensington.
Every member is cordially invited to
come and bring a friend. . , ,
The Berea baseball team played
the Snake Creek nine Sunday at
Green's, Snake Creek winning 30 to
15.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones visited
i.t-
PERSONALS
tally caught her thumb in an electric
fan.
The grievance man of the Eastman
Kodak company of Rochester, N. Y.
tfa in Alliance Saturday offering as
sistance to the Eastman dealers and
studios.
Mrs. Wm. Wr. Cutts of Los Angeles
and little son Billy arrived in Alliance
Bliss, Jr., was hunting horses m
this vicinity Sunday afternoon.
The Misses Simpson and Messrs.
Howard Lore and Arthur Denton at
tended the Hubbies dance Saturday
night.
Miss. Bessie Underwood is house
maid for Mrs. De France this week.
The new state road is being wejl
Suday for a few' weeks' visit at the n!? J?'
fcl Cu CUUS 13 ' The ; of" Mrr'and Mrs. Cmn
the oldest son of W. L. Cutt. , hJ ?jck ,. t hijJ week
J? VS rlWM SiThS; and I Mr, Wamper took a bunch of ,heep
Misses Katherine Shriner and lena u,.i,. c..io,.
Cutts motored to Hemingford Sunday '"'XYK;, the Presbyterian
afternoon. . . , ! minister of Alliance, preached fit the
ami after August l win nave - .n ... t
1,11. Dauu m aa a tniic i v
caller at Edgar
ver.
headquarters at 404 Central Savings
Bank building, in that city,
Sunday morning.
Bring the family and friends to
supper at Lunn's Thursday evening at
5:30. . C7
, A mosquito has 22 teeth. In addi
tion to which there is a bill that
Ktinireth like a dentist's.
Tone up your Suit or uress
Women and Girls' Trimmed j with a collar of Organdie, oile,
and sailor Hats at Half Price. ' Lace or Crochet 59c each. 7
Highland-Holloway Co. Highland-Holloway Co.
Mr. and Mrs. R .C. Munger and on'
and Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Newberg and
son will leave Wednesday morning for
a ten days' fishing trip at Mystic, S. D.
E. G. Laing returned Sunday even
ing from a week's auto trip in the
Black Hills, on Snake creek. The fam
ily will remain there for a longer
outing.
Cecil C. Johnson of Iowa City, la.,
ha arrived in the city and has ac
cepted. a position as vulcanizer with
the Alliance Tire Works.' Mr. John
son has had many years' experience in
this line of work and was for twelve
years in the employ of the Firestone
company.
Miss Minnie Gilbert, Alliance dis
trict superintendent for the Nebraska
Children's home society, expects to le
in the city for a week or two and will
be glad to talk with any who are in
terested in taking children or who
know of children that should be eared
for. Miss Gilbert is staying with Mrs
Rogers, 317 Niobrara, avenue.
Rev. and Mrs. Stephen J. Epler re
turned Monday from a week's trip in
the Black Hills. They stopped at
Dewey for a day or two and visited
the Alliance colony of homesteader,
including the Wheeler, Wyckoff, Wiley,
IhrelkcM, McCune and Redinbaugh
ranches, then drove to Hot Springs and
Edgemont, where Mr. Epler preached
&unday night.
KEP-DRY Aprons are acid
proof. See them at 67
Highland-Holloway Co.
Mrs. C. L. Wilson, assisted by Mrs,
C. H. Jones entertained at an after
noon party Friday at three o'clock,
Those present were Mesdames W. M
Wilson. Hoffman, Celia Weaver, Bessie
Maunier, L. T. Burrow, T. M. Burrow,
C. E. Tyle, Marion Pyle, J. D. Pyle,
Russell Rodgers, Clyde Mijler, J. W,
DeMof s, F. W. Hicks and John Snyder,
A dainty luncheon was served at five
o clock.
Friday evening Miss Leila Cutts as
sisted by Mrs. W. A. Lyons gave a
Bake the Bread that
Buddy Boasts About
Hear him tell the
boys what wonderful
bread his mother
bakes. In his play he.
gets to thinking how
fine a slice of it will
taste, and
He Has Just Got to Tell "Em"
You mothers know the secret. It's the flour you
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But read further and we may give you an
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If they are, will they stay that way ? Why not insure
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CLEANERS and TAILORS
The members of the W.'C. Tl ?'.
;and their friend gaitiereri at the beau
jtiful country home of Mrn. William
, 1'atterson Thursday. July 14, for an
nil day meeting. At the noon hour
Mr. 1'attenon served the large crowd
of forty-five or more to a splendid
chicken dinner. A very interesting
rrojrrinn was given in the afternoon.
Mrs. I'onath, Mrs. Khein, Miss Alta
Younp and Miss Thelba Cole enter
tained the crowd vith muoic, both in
strumental an d vocal, Mrs. Keed and
Klmora Ural nave some splendid read
ings, after which a vote of thanks waa
extend' to Mr. Patterson and family
for their kind hospitality, Hev. A. J,
Kearns closing the meeting with a
prayer. Two new members were re
ceived, Mrs. Fernald and Mrs. Kearnx,
Sr. After a nerving: to ice cream and
cake the crowd lft for their homes,
feeling; that they had a very enjoyable
day. . ... .. i.
1). I). HAIJMAN, O. D.
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Man jfr-
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You mav have on n nirp
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'shoes and an urto-date hat. hut
i t'lllf nrtjl liiilrl. '
lormmg to them it spoils your whole
atmearance.
Come in and see the Litest in IMts and
liuckles.
JUST
ARRIVED
Another lot of SAMPLERS and
other favorite packages of
' Confections
Call soon. They never linger
very long in our cases.
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