THE ALLIANCE HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1922.
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The dinner of the Alliance Rotary
club held Tuesday evening at the Cen
tral Rchool building, was one of the
most enjoyable in the history of the
club. The dinner ua3 srrved by the
domestic (science class of the high
nchool, under the direction of Miss
Gertrude Gist, instructor, and was one
of the important features of the pro
gram. Mrs. Inice McCorkle Dunning
arranged a short program for the first
part of the session, which included a
foIo, "Perfect Day," by Miss Vema
Dow, a reading by, Miss Frances
Fletcher and a piano duct by Mrs.
Dunning and Miss Phyllis Thompson.
There were a number of guests
present for the dinner, including ex
Senator Norria Brown of Omaha,
Coach T. R. Crawford of the Chadron
hi eh school, and a number of Burling
ton railroad attorneys and other
officials of the road, including, W. J.
Thiehoff, chief dispatcher at Lincoln;
Frank L. Givin, formerly of Alliance;
C E. Temple, Wymore; E. E. Grimes,
South Omaha, J. W. Weingarten, O.
E. Pearson, R. T. Richardson, C. V.
Krohl, Omaha; C. F. Kilpatrick, Alli
ance and W. P. Loomis, Omaha.
The program for the evening was in
charge of Earl D. Mallery who acted
as toastmaster and introduced the
various speakers. The talks were all
on an informal order, and each one
was provocative of considerable merri
ment Senator Brown told of his first
visit to Alliance, a good many years
ago, and of conditions along certain
lines as he found them at that time;
and complimented the city on its
erowth and its nrogressiveness.
Attorney Weinearten, E. E. Grimes
and O. E. Pearson cave brief talks
when the toastmaster demanded this
supreme sacrifice of them.
The members of the Fourth Decree
of the Knights of Columbus held a
dance at their hall Wednesday even
ing, l-ebruary zz, on Washington
birthday. Each member was required
to appear in full dress and the pro
gram began with a grand march and
salute to me nag. ine nan was
lecorated in red, white and blue which
Public Radiophone
Demonstration Met
With Hard Luck
There will be a card party Monday
evening at the Catholic church base
ment under the auspices of the Indies
of the parish.
Miss Anne Anderson returned from
Antioch Wednesday where she has
been visiting friends for the past few
days.
Mrs. W. R. Collings and children
left for her home in Seneca this week
after visiting relatives here.
The ladies of the Eastern Star will
give a parcel post and food sale, the
date to be announced later.
George Cronkleton, of Bayard, was
in Alliance today between trains en
route home from Omaha.
and that they are willing to shake the' Have you seen that $70 harness at
lust of the city from their brogans if Rhein's. 2C-27
the cases can be dismissed, and it isj
lS,eiVh?Lt!it!?'Vl!r.u"0TI m Try. our special Sunday din
depart. In the event that they should ! r r0V.
no tbe elsewhere at the time the June I nvr' vu" va,e
term oi eoun convenes, the cases
TV n o . in iii vi i-vuiv tnnvcnes, ine cases I , - . , ,
ine Hoy Scouts first radio concerts against them will be brought up at!. None of the months get much notice
ai me roof garden proved to be some- that time. j from now on from the poets until April
' luuure, aimougn. clue in no is iue; Dut poets no not nibernAte.
part to either the apparatus or opera- That Anker-Holth Cream Separator They write about Florida and Tahiti.
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v . . w mrnos- at lincins is a revelation.
imri iv vonuiiions oniy. i ne scouts nap-
The Kniphts of Columbus held
lecomveu in rcu, wnue anu oiue wnicn i "'." i"" nnn
have been adopted by the Fourth lr J card party Thursday evening at their
?ree as their colors, and George Wash-
ngton natchets hung from the walls
and ceiling. The hall was alsc
decorated with palms and bunting.
Punch was served throughout the
evening nnd later sandwiches and
ofTee and ice crem arl cake. Thirty
Tour couples were present.
The ladies' auxiliary to the Ameri
can Legion will hold a box social at
the parish house, Saturday evening, to
which each member will invite some
guest or guests who are ekgible to
this organization but are not a mem
ber. Each member will bring a box
with sufficient refreshments for her
own guests. There will be card play
ing and all present will undoubtedly
have an enjoyable evening.
Adnniram I.odire of Perfection No. 6,
of Alliance Scottish Rite Masons, is
planning to begin March 3 with a class
of candidates, and will confer the
fourth and fifth deerees on that date;
the sixth and seventh on March 10, the
eighth will be communicated on March
22; the ninth degree will be exempli
fied on March 24, the tenth on March
81 and the remaining degrees up to
the fourteenth on April 7. The four
teen dee-ree will be sriven this class on
April 14. Beginning April 28, there
will be a class conducted through the
eeremonies of the fifteenth, and mem
hern of the class may then complete
the work up to the eighteenth degree
with the spring reunion, which will be
held on May 12 and 13 of this year.
It is hoped that a laige clas3 will take
advantage or tnis exceptional oppor
tunity.
Between twenty and thirty Odd Fel
lows from Dalton, will be here next
Tuesday and put on th$ third degree
in the Subordinate lodere. There will
be a banquet at the hall beginning at
6:30 In the evening, which will be
served by the Rebekah's. The local
Odd Fellows attemling the banquet
will pay for their dinner at 75 cent?
per plate. Those wishing to attend
Dle&re notify Secretary Snyder at
phone 5. The Odd Fellows from Alli
ance have visited Dalton several times
nnd the local members want to enter
tain the visitors as royally as they
were entertained at Dulton.
club rooms.
The Alliance team of the Knights of
Columbus will go to Lead, S. D., Sun
day to put on a class at that place.
Those who will go are J. W. Guthrie,
F. O Connor, J. C. Morrow. W. J.
Tragcssor, Dr. B. G. Bauman, Harry
Morrish, Joseph Concannon and S. F.
Buchell. A number of other members
will accompany the team.
Mrs. William Cherry entertained at
five-course luncheon and theater
party Thursday in honor of Mrs.
Edwin Lundquist oi L-edar Kapias, ia.,
who is here visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. L. S. Dye. 1 he guest list in
cluded Mrs. Morris Nelson, Mrs. Glen
Sanders, Miss Anne Anderson, Miss
Marie Howe and the guest of honor.
The members of the Eastern Star
held a George Washington kensington
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. M. E.
Johnson as hostess. 1 here was a
George Washington program and the
rooms were decorated for this anni
versary.
The ladies of the Episcopal guild
entertained at a card party Tuesday
eveninsr at the parish house. Each
member invited a couple to fill out her
card table, and a large crowd was
present. Refreshments were served
and an enjoyable time had.
W. B. Barnett, of the Golden Rule,
who returned from a buying trip to
New York city where he had a well
developed attack of the grip, suffered
a relapse Wednesday. He is now on
the job again.
Mrs. I. E. Tash left this morning for
Mason City. Ia.. in response to a tele
gram that her daughter, Mrs. Axel
Johnson, was quite ill.
JcVn M. Stewart of Lincoln, of the
firm of Stewart, Perry et Stewart, at
tomeys, was in Alliance yesterday on
legal business.
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ner. City Cafe. 26
"Dancing Christians"
Last In Series by
Rev. Mearl C. Smith
Tliis is the subject of the last of the
Feries of sermons on the Dance to be
given at the Methodist church Sunday
night. Ihe past two sermons, whir
have been attended by large congrega
lions, have shown that the modem
dance had no countenance in the Bible:
that according to the accepted code of
ethics everywhere else in civilization,
the dance was wrong; that it was
harmful physically, mentally and
morally, and while many escaped the
pencil to be unlucky enough to pick
two nights on which the aurora
borealis or northern lights went on a
rampage and the" resultant electrical
disturbance put not only the wireless
but also the long distance telephone
ann teiegrapn out or order.
Ihe apparatus used was of the high
est quality and two engineers from
me nestingnouse fc.iectnc company
were here to operate it. The Westing
house people have issued a statement
in which they say that they will con
tinue their experiments until they are
able to give the people of Alliance a
radio concert that will demonstrate the
possibilities of this wonderful inven
tion
Due to the electrical disturbance it
was impossible to eliminate the noise
and roaring in order to distinguish the
speech. Ordinarily this Fpecch oi
music comes in with the same clear
ness of a phonograph and with much
greater volume. The writer has heard
ladio music from Denver that seemed
as clear as if teh orchestra had beer
in the next room. Under ordinary
conditions this music would have been
e'ear and loud enough to dance to.
A demonstration of both sending and
receiving was given in which phono
graph music was played close to the
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dangerous pitfalls, many others, both
boys and girls, were entrapped in sin. I transmit tor nn.i u-Mfh mm nt uitv
in ine iast sermon, vne auuwie oi jater volume although with some
Christian people toward the modern distortion (due to the electrical distur
bance) from the horn of the receiving
apparatus.
dance will be discussed.
That Anker-Holth Cream Separator
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Tanlac is the ideal strengthener and
body builder for old folks. F. E. Hol
sten. 26
Two Churches Unite
In Welfare Meeting
On Sunday, March 5
One week from Sunday night there
will be a community welfare meeting
at the Methodist church, at which Dr.
Theodore Hanson will be the speaker.
At least two churches, Christian and
Methodist, will unite in this, possibly
more. More extended announcements
will be made next week.
Tanlac corrects stomach disorders,
strengthens the nerves and restores
health through its effect on the appe
tite and nutrition of the body. F. E,
Hols ten. - C.
Harries that serves, at prices $35.00
to $70. Rhein Hardware Co. 26-27
After Mr. Keach, local scoutmaster,
who has charge of the set has got
things in proper shape for receivinp
another concert will be given which
will no doubt be a success.
Have you seen that $70 harness at
Rhein's. 26-27
State Booze Hound
Fined for a Stew
Over at Columbus
Dispatches to the state papers from
Columbus bear the news that Charles
Sanford, "special investigator" for the
Nebraska law enforcement bureau.
drew a fine of $10 and costs for
drunkenness. Sanford is the man who
secured the evidence upon which Mr,
and Mrs. Harry Rosetta were con
victed in the Box Butte county court
on charges of selling liquor.
The Rosetta cases, which were set
for trial on Tuesday of this week, have
not yet been called. It is understood
that the Rosettas are trying to dispose
of their rooming house interests here
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