THE ALLTANCU HEUALD, AM,IANCK, NEIluASKA, NOVEMBER 20, 1919
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Clll IM'II OP CHRIST
The meetings with Mr. and Mrs.
Knapp have cloned. This Is one of
the best we have ever gone through.
It Increased the membership and en
larged the vision of the churc' . The
church has received anjmpetus to
move forward. Let us expect great
things and we will attain great
things. The Bible school at 10
o'clock will give you a cordial wel
come. The Christian Endeavor and
Wednesday evening prayer meetings
are among the great meetings of the
church.
The sermon subjects for next
Lord's day are: "The Enlarged Hab
itation" and "A Positive Gospel."
The morning hour will be devoted
to missions in Nebraska and the eve
ning to a report of our visit to the
international convention.
Let each one of the old members
show the army of new ones that we
mean business in making a forward
move.
Come to the church with a mes
sage and a welcome.
STEPHEN J. EPLER, Minister.
Rough Dry 8c per pound. Alli
ance Steam Ixnindry.
Trimmed and tailored Hat at
ost at our place. Hlghland-lloIIo-vray
Co. 51
December 6th there will be held
at Alliance an examination for rail
way mall clerk. For further infor
mation call on local secretary.
Special Offer 100 bu. apples
to be sold at once: Gtano, $2.25 per
1u.; Wineflapft, $2.33 per bu. They
will be delivered to any part of the
city. Telephone 789. 13. Fxsay, 113
Vox Butte avenue. 51
There will be held at the Alli
ance, Neb., postoffice Saturday, No
Tember 22, 1919, an examination for
clerk-carrier. Applicants who will
be eighteen years old within thirty
days of examination will be admitted.
Congress has increased the salary' so
that the entrance salary is now $100
per month. For any further infor
mation call on local secretary.
I carry a full line of RnwleiKh
Product. W. M. Cults, at Fairmont
Creamery Co.
Lieutenant Lee R. O. Ward of
the Omaha recruiting office will be
in Alliance Monday, November 24,
for the purpose of Issuing Victory
buttons to the ex-soldiers who have
not already received them. The dis
charges should be left at the recruit
ing office prior to this date in order
that the necessary Indorsement may
be made. On November 10 the lieu
tenant Issued over fifty buttons to be
distributed over the adjoining
counties.
The Chase-Lister company have
held the boards at the Imperial this
week, and have pleased good houses
with the various plays in their reper
toire. Some of the best plays have
been saved for the last of the week,
and Alliance theatergoers will have
an opportunity to see their feature
performance, "Her Unborn Child,"
on Friday nig t, with special matinee
for ladies only Friday afternoon. To
night. "The Naughty Bride" will be
presented. Two plays are billed for
Saturday, "The Man of Her Choice"
at the matinee, and "The Crook" in
the evening. "Hands Up" is the title
of the bill on Sunday night. Alliance
people, like most others, are fond of
a good stock company, and the
Chase-Lister people have met with
their approval.
Call 160. Rough Dry, 8c per
lb. Alliance Steam Laundry.
Get one of those Fur Trimmed
Coats at our place. Higliland-Hollo-way
Co. 51
The local recruiting office, lo
cated at 101 Box Butte avenue, had
one of the biggest days Tuesday in
the history of the office, having
shipped seven men. Five of the men
were accepted, examined and for
warded in the forenoon. Two of the
applicants were accepted for the mo
tor transport school at Baltimbre,
Md.: the remaining five were signed
I
up for service In France and Ger
many. Out of the seven, four of the
men held honorable discharges from
the service. The regular army today
needs this kind of material to make
up the non-commissioned staff. The
bill proposing the increase of pay of
the enlisted personnel of the regular
army to 50 per cent more than the
present pay has been acted upon fa
vorably and in the next few weeks
the reconstruction will be brought
about. This will pay a private forty
five dollars per month, together with
board, clothing and medical atten
tion. Call 160. Rough Dry, 8c per
lb. Alliance Steam Laundry.
William Tatro, better known in
Alliance police circles by his alias of
Richard Smith, was escorted to the
penitentiary by Deputy Sheriff Laing
within a short time after sentence
was pronounced upon him last week,
' and is now regularly catalogued and
numbered with the regular inmateB
of the state bastile. After sentence
was passed upon him, Mr. Tatro
grew rather talkative, and told the
officers a good many interesting
tales, some of which, at least, have
turned out as they we-e recited. On
the trip, he told Mr. Laing to tell
Taylor that he had more grit than
any man he ever saw and he had
been in the game for twenty-five
years. He tells a tale of a pal who
staged a robbery whic he was wait
ing for Rlordan, saying that the pal
left town on No. 42. He himself, he
said, was on the train once, but
turned back for some unaccountable
reason. He likewise confessed to
the robbery of the Reddish hom the
same evening, and told the offlrers
where be had secreted a can of red
pepper in his cell.
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