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THE 1920
RED CLOUD
Chautauqua
JULY 25 to JULY 31 Inclusive
WILL BE A
PERSONAL ASSET
TO YOU AS WELL AS
A COMMUNITY ASSET
BECAUSE OF ITS
World Wide Reach
Calcutta, IndieDr. S. Bose
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Philippine Islands-Royd String Band
Russian Women-Mme. Selivanoua
TO
American Indians-Princess Neawana
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Farm Philosophy-Bob Seeds
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World Aff airs-Gov. Brumbaugh
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National Interests-Cong. R. Johnson
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iThe Mcmtj Makersf'-HazelDopheide
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MILANO SEXTET. New York
EDRtiftllARKE CO., Chicago
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IVII mil BLAND'S ORCHESTRA, Everywhere
W U1V THE TEMPLE CHOIR, Chicago
'-. , a - v v r ICEUM ARTS TRIO, Des Moines
' TO THE
Junior Chautauqua "Modern Crusaders"
ME RED CLOUD CHIEF
Red Cloud, Nebraska.
c"UilLISUKD EVERY THURSDAY
entered In the I'ostoftlce at lied Cloud, Neb
as Hccond Class Matter
A. U. McAUTHUll, Editor aud Owner
CUB ONLY DEMOCRATIC PAl'CIl IN
WKHHTKll COUNTY
A Complete Program
"MIDLAND QUALITY"
You Owe it to Yourself and Your
Family as well as the Community
TO
BUY SEASON TICKETS
AND SAVfe' MONEY
Be Prepared to Buy Your Season Tickets When
Called-Upon
Supt. A. T. Holtzen, Local Mgr.
OUR BATTERY
SERVICE IS
FREE
WE will be pleased to Inspect your
battery at any time and us often
as is necessary, free of charge.
Our service is the expert kind,
and our experience is laiwuys ut your
disposal. Should repairs be necessary we will
make them nt a moderate charge.
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The "Exfbe"
Starting and Lighting Battery
Is the famous "giant that lives In a box."
You have heard of this Jtaittcry and Its
unique features it's tho original Unit
Seal Battery; extra powerful, easy to
care for and repair. Let us explain Its
features to you.
Take advantage of our free service.
Red Cloud Battery Service Sta'n
CARL S. MeARTHUR, Prop.
REGARDLESS
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"BE AMERICANS TOGETHER"
The imperative necessity of today In
an eniphasin upon bacretl rights or
property as opposed to tho wild orgy
of radicalism, nationalism and anar
chy, which is sweeping the land nnd
threatening to destioy every industry,
every farm and every homo. That
there can be no other end to present
tendencies if they remain unchecked,
might as well be faced first as last,
and there should be no further trif
ling in the matter. " " -
The right to individual property
ownership, honestly accumulated and
legitimately conserved, has always
been a fundamental American princi
ple. That principle is now being
savagely attacked fiom a variety of
angles, and it seems incredible that
the American people as a whole have
not yet awakened to this supremo
danger," which underlies nil the up
heavals we are now witnessing in this
country. " ..-
A home-owning nation is a strong
nation, but unless individual properry
rights nre eternally safeguarded, no
home will be safe. When capital is
destroyed, labor will have gone to its
doom. Captains in industry are as es
sential as skill in labor, and when
either disappears, life for the other
will not be possible.
Instead of joining in the hue and
cry of these chaotic times, against all
investment, all industry and nil prop
erty ownership, the imperative call of
the hour is for the protection of these
sacred rights, without whose preserva
tion no republic can endure and no
people can prosper.
We cannot declare too strongly
that the sole and adequate remedy for
the consequences of prostration is for
everybody to go to work nnd keep at
work.
No investigation of our present ills
and no suggested remedy for their
cure will ever get us anywhere--no
matter though it cost into the millions
which is not honest enough to rec
ognize that when idleness increases,
morals go down. By tremendous
strides the working hours of Ameri
can efficiency hasr decreased propor
tionately; people who howl for ol'sls
hour day and a five day ,weeK, Have
lost sight of the highest conception pf
human service; and if modern, ener
gies were as vigorously applied to do
ing work as they are to avoiding it,
most of our reconstruction problems
would vanish and the future could be
faced without fear.
The 'keynote of the hour, whether
we face our national problems qr con
sider our national blessings, is found
in a single sentence We Must All Be
Americans Together Oliver Wilson,
Pnst Worth v Master. National
Grange, Teoria, 111.
Rev. .1. L. Rcebo Abandons Pulpit
And Joins Jacknl Chorus
In glaring black headlines last
Thursday's issue of the New Ncbras
kan, received on Saturday, proclnims
the above, and in further commenting
on his mission to stir up discord and
unrest, has the following to say:
"In his desperate efforts to annex
Nebraska to soviet rule and turn if
over, bound nnd gagged to a crowd
similar to the one thnt has had control
in North Dakota during the last four
years, A. C. Townley has commenced
the work of getting his speakers into
the field and assigning territory that
they will bo expected to cover, there
spreading the doctrine of discord and
unrest.
"The newest addition to tho Town
ley jackal chorus, at least tho newest
to report is Rev. J. L. Beebe of Red
Cloud, erstwhile of Harlan county,
where he held forth as n county judge.
Rev. Mr. Beebo has been given an as
signment and already he Is in the
short grass country of tho western
and Northwestern portions of the
state, where he will bo given his try
out during most of July.
"Rev. Mr. Beebo is a socialist and
docs not deny it. Out in Webster
county, where he is best known he is
looked upon and frequently referred to
ns one of tho most formidable adver
saries of safe and sane government.
Right at this time ho Is loudly pro
claiming that Candidate Wray, the
Nonpartisan League candidate should
be elected governor of Nebraska.
"Coming to Red Cloud from Harlan
county, where he was prominent on
account of his radicalism, he was in
stalled as pastor of the Union church.
Like a new broom, for a. time he made
n clean sweep and upon numerous oc
casions he was a sort of a spbkesman
for the business men of the city at
divers functions.
"During the progress of the war,
Rev. Mr. Beebe took time off and criti
cised the government and conformed
to the most socialistic standards. For
this reason and for others, Red Cloud
business men lost confidence in him,
but he did not seem to realize it. Ho
thought he was a politician and with
this idea in mind, made tho race for
tho legislature, only to be defeated.
"Following his defeat in the politi
cal arena, Rev. Mr. Beebe became en
thusiastically patriotic and loyal. He
turned his back on his old socialistic
friends nnd went into war work and
as a reward was appointed deputy
food commissioner for Webster coun-tv.
"The war over, Rev. Mr. Beebe
joined the Farmers' Union. He re
newed the presentation of his social
istic contentions and further alienated
himself from the business men and
tho business interests of Red Cloud,
until now, when they have quit him
cold. ,
"Rev. Mr. Beebe is an orator ofcon
siderbale ability and in his addresses,
plays upon the laboring man as the
victim of big business,' apparently
seeking to work upon the passions nnd
prejudices of those who listen to him."
Notice to Property Owners
in Paving District No. 1
4
All persons owning property In Pav
ing District No 1 nre hereby notified
thnt unless the paving n&SPRfttnenl levl
ed ngRlnst. their property fa paid on or
before July 28. 1920. bonds will be !
sued by thn city for the camo payable
in 20 v ars from their Issue
ED. AMAOK. Mayor
O O.TEEL, City Clerk
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GIVING YOUR FRIENDS A BOOST
Suppose you be a booster for that
friend of yours.
You have lots of opportunities to
say n good word for some friend and
you neglect it for one of two reasons
you either don't think in time, or
you are jealous of your friend.
Mighty small of you, either way.
Just a word from you may be re
sponsible for that friend's gaining a
high position in the world, for good
words stick.
Be big. enough to do it.
Don't withold the good words just
because yqu fear your friend may
boost ahead of you.
If this is the sort of feeling you
have for that friend there is not much
doubt but what he will- get ahead of
you, foryou are stunting your own
growth.
You nre not broad enough for .the
big plr.ee.
The really big man is never afraid
of others beating him out.
Ho knows ho intends to work so
energetically and study so hard that
ho will get somewhero as fast ns he is
ready. So why worry? Only the
little fellow, unsure of himself, is
nfrnid to give credit where it is due.
Booster, BuckUn, Mo.
Notice To Creditors-
jntlio bounty Court o( Wobntir County,
Ncbrnska
In tho mutter ol tho rqtntoof Chnrlrinl
niin, PcccabPil.
Creditors ol unlit cstiuo l tnko notice,
that Uio time llmlloil for itrexcntntloii nnd
llllnK ol clulma uisulnst wUl dstnto Is Noveuu
berlSth IMO,iiiiiUor tho. payment nldtbtfl Is
December 12th 10-'), that I will hit at tho coun
ty co mt room In said county on tho IDth day
of Aueuit. IdiU to examine, hear ami allow all
claims iluly HU1 which nrd a ilrst or second
Hut upon fcald estate, and on tho 13th day of
November lli'iO, to examine, hear, allow and
adjust all claims and objections of general
creditors duly men.
Date.
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