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THIRTY-FIFTH YEAR.
NOftTH PLATTE,
FEBRUARY 4, J 919.
No. 7
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WILLifllVIi A lUJCEL'TION
TO KKTUHNKI) SOLDIER HOYS.
Tho reception to returned soldiers
and sailors which had been planned
sovoral weeka ago by tho Sammy
GlrlSj but forced to bo postponed on
account of. flu conditions, will bo hold
at tho TSllcs' homo Friday evening.
The second and third floors of the
building havo been turned over to tho
Sammy Girls for tho evening and they
havo provided a program that it Is
hoped will merit the attendnnco. of
ovory soldier and sailor as "well as tho
parents, other relatives and girl
friends ot the returned boys.
Tho program for tho evening will
bo largely musical, but will also In
clude talks by some of tho returned
solctyors and, sailors. Refreshments
will bo served by tho Sammy Girls.
Promoted to Kuslgn.
Ernest Rlnckor has been promoted
to onsign in tho paymasters' depart
ment of the navy and has been sent
to tho offlcors' material school, uni
versity ot Pennsylvania In Philadel
phia for a special course in finance.
Tho rank of ensign In tho nnvy cor
responds with a lieutenancy In tho
army. Ernest writes that ho was of
fered a 'position with tho shipping
board nt a salary of $175 per month
and expenses, bujt was advised to
turn it down, as his advisers assurod
him that he hAd brighter prospects.
Ho was ono of forty promoted out of
a class of Ave hundred.
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Miss Florenco Stamp entertained
tho Travel and Study Club last oven
ing at tho homo of Miss Villa Whit-taker.
DdibeBrqtoers
BUSINESS CAR
Dodge Brothers Business Car
comes up to trie most that the
public has learned to expect of
Dodge Brothers.
It is a product of which they are
proud, and one it will pay every
business man to investigate.
Attention, Farmers! This car
.will do 90 per cent of your
-liauling, wilFtakeHhe placebo!
the' old spring wagon with three .
times the speed.
' It will pay you to visit us and examine this car.
We will be glad to demonstrate.
The haulage cost is unusually low.
J. V. ROMIGH,
DEALER,
Sixth and Locust. Phone 844.
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MABLE NORMAND in
"BACK TO THE WOODS"
Romance and Adventure amid the everlasting hush
of the woods.
WEDNESDAY,. THURSDAY.
LOCAL .MKN F0K.U s
A NEW COItl'OltATIOX.
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A now corporation which will begin
its oxlstonco on or boforo April 1st
was organized Inst wook with a cn'pMtal
ot flfty thousand dollars and with Sul
Iub Plzer as proslduiit, Ilnrry I'c-rtor"
vlco-presldcnt and general nmnngbr !
and Ray C. Langford secretary anil
treasurer. Tho now corporation takes
over tho Star Mottling Works together
with Its ground and buildings on cast
Front street, and with lncroasod cap-)
ltal will not only conduct tho bottling
works but becomo wholesalers and
Jobbors of farm produco and later add
a flour mill. Tho present buildings i
aro not only sufficient in size to hand
le a largely Increased bottling busl
noss, but to provldo storage room for J
wholesalo produco. For milling pur
poses nn additional building will need
bo erected. Tho bottling works, which
already draws business from a largo
territory both east and west of North'
Platte will bo expanded to tho fullest
extent, and tho handling of produce
insures nn ever ready market for tho
farmer in tho North Platte territory
who grows produco.
Tho personnel ot tho incorporator
is such as to command tho confidence
of the people, each being among our
most successful business men who
havo their money invostcd in city and
county and aro closoly lndontifled with,
our commercial activities.
As time progresses tho corporation!
may handlo other lines than those InJ
(Heated abovo.
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Dorothy Dalton in
"GREEN EYES"
Before 'the cure' he was so jealous of his wife that he
wasn't fit to live with. After 'the cure' hut
Lady! Lady! see the cure,
CRYSTAL THEATRE
THURSDAY FRIDAY
Germany Xot Itopontnnt.
A correspondent writing from Ber
lin says:
I havo not found any wrlttcta or
spoken sign of repentance In Germany
and will go further and affirm that 90
per cent of the 'people with whom I
havo spoken, including all grades -of
opinion, deny that Germany has been
beaton.
Tho odd 10 por cent say that Qor--many
was starved out by tho block
ado, but would have been able to cdn
tlnuo had there been food enough.
This latter idea is exnroaaoil 'liv
Count von Itev'onti'ow,' who said In an'
Interview:
"Wo did not win, but we did not
lose."
Nevertheless, then is hardly a man
or woman I've spoken to who wants
to fight. But they want pcaco terms
softoned.
Porsonally I believe than an army
of 10,000 mon could not bo raised to
resume military operations.
Tho word ono hears most is "swind
led. ' The people think thoy havo been
cheated by their loaders, with 'promi
ses of military and submarino succes
ses and by constantly advertising tho
prospects of a revolution in France.
Tho Gorman press Is trying to sow
seeds of discord among tho allies.
Thoy print tho speeches of President
Wilson, Premier Clemonceau and
Promier Lloyd Georo with big head
lines. "Clemenceau Against Wilson" Is a
favorite headline.
lT. S. Hoys' Working- llcservo.
To all directors and enrollment of
flcors: I wish to call particular at
tention to the issues of tho Country
Gentleman under tho dates of Feb.
1st and Feb. 8th, 1919. This issuo
contains an artlclo from tho pen of
Dean Eugene DaVcnport, editor of
tho Farm-Craft Lessons for tho U.
S. B. "W. R. Dean E. Davenport is
dean of tho agricultural collogo Uni
vorslty of Illinois.
H. H. Newman, FederaljCounty Dir.
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Mrs. Mary Dunn and Mrs. Thos.
Gorman( of Grand Island, camo here
Sunday to attend the funeral of John
Scharmann. 1 "
TO-NIGHT
and Tomorrow
ALICE BRADY
in
"The Death Dance"
A story of dance and song, of
sorrow and tears and an ending
that thrills.
CRYSTAL Theatre
arrrrtxxxijixn oJoooSooooJe axnooooooomo
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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Archie Stonuor, who had buon in
servico overseas, has arrived home.
II. Dnuah, ot Kearney, . was tho
guest yostorday ot MrH. Chas.' Cornoll,
Tho Luthcrnn GirlB' Club will moot
tomorrow ovontng with Miss Dorothy
Hogn.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gantt loft yes
terday for a visit with frlonds In
Lincoln.
Harry Samuelson loft yeatorday
morning for St. Joo, Mo., to attend a
nnventlon of clothing mon.
Arthur Donogan, who had been stn
tionod at Annapolis, Md., in tho navy,
arrived homo Thursday night;
Butler Buchanan oxpocts to loavo
about February 15th for southern Cal
ifornia whero ho will spend sovoral
weoks.
In tho casualty list published today
appears tho name of John A. Wde-
nour, of Wallace, who was wounded
slightly.
Angus McKaln, formerly with tho
Harcourt Clothing Co., and latoly dis
charged from tho navy, camo up from
Loxlngton yostorday and spent tho day
In town.
Dr. and Mrs. Dont, who loft tho
early part of Inst week for Excelsior
Springs, wcro detained In Omaha for
sovoral days by tho Doctor having nn
attack of tonsllitls.
Tho Sammy Girls announco that
thoy will hold an oxchnngo tho Satur
day preceding Easter. This is an
nounced this far in advance so thoro
will bo no clash in dates.
An Austrian with throo small chil
dren was in town yesterday looking
for his wife who had eloped from their
homo ln Colorado with a "Turk. Ho
had traced tho couiplo to North Platto
but lost tho clow wnen arriving horo.
C. P. Ross, of Omaha, connected
with tho industrial dopartmont of tho
Union Pacific, is spending today Jn
town looking aftor business affairs
and visiting friends. Mr. Ross is de
moting considerable tlmo at present In
pushing along fedoral reclamation
projects.
By tho bround hog seeing his shad
ow on Sunday at least one porson in
North Platto was mado happy. That
man is Manager Cathors of tho P. F. E
Co., who is confident thoro will bo
sufficient cold wenther to frcozo a
second crop of Ico on tho lake east of
town . ,
O. C. Jackson, of Paxton, died at
tho General hospital Sunday of blood
poisoning. Ho had been brought to the
institution for an operation, but his
condition was such as to procludo
surgery. Jackson was a man twonty
sovon years of ngo. Tho remains
wero taken to Paxton Sunday evening.
John Harrington, brother of Paul
Harrington, who is at tho school of
navy ensigns In Chicago, writes that
thoy expected to bo demobilized, but
now tho order has been Issued that
thoy proceed to South America on
board a war vessel.
Today is published a list of return
ed soldiers and sailors. This-list Is
very far from complete, duo to tho fnct
that tho boys havo failed to register
at tho canteen, as requested. All re
turned soldiers and sailors who havo
not registered should send their
names to Mrs. Goorgo Prossor, North
Platto.
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New French Slang.
Tho hmgunge of tho Pollu is ni
double Dutch, to tho uninitiated. Any
one familiar with the slang of tlx
Quartler Latin would probably fee)
more at homo than most. But then
nre many other Ingredients sonic
patois, some picked up In Morocco? m
some are survivals of the soldier slung
of the First empire. Such a word If
"cleber," which apparently means tc
pt after one has been on the point ol
starving, An explanation given of thf
origin of the vord Is that It Is a cor
ruptlon of "klelm," the Russian foi
bread. It Is said that the French sol
dlers on the great 'retreat from Mom
-ow called out 'I'npw, kleba," to Nn
polcon.
PROPOSES $;00 BONUS
TO NEBRASKA FKUITIIRS.
Lincoln, Fob. 3. A cash bonus of
$500 will bo paid ovory soldlor and
sailor who ontorod military service,
if tho provisions or a bill drawn by
Sonator T. E. BradBtroot of Grand Is
land bocomoH a law. Sonator Brad-
stroot announced ho would Introduce
tho bill boforo tho tlmo limit expires
Wednesday night.
"Every man who gave up a lucra
tive position in order to fight for his
country should havo somo capital to
start business with on his return,"
said Sonntor Bradstreot.
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Wnr Expenses Keep Up.
Washington. -Altho nearly throo
mrnt)ia linvn nnaaml nlnnn tin r I r. I '
of tho nrmlstlco, tho American govern
ment's wnr expenses show no sign ot
decreasing matorlally, excopt In loans
to allies. In January tho treasury
paid out about $1,600,000,000 for or
dinary war expenses, oxcluslvo of al
lied loans, or only $700,000,000 loss
than ln Decomber, $55,000,000 loss
than in Novombor and considerably
moro than in any month Uiorotoforo.
Officials explained that this was not
to bo tnkon ns an indication thot pro
duction ot war materials Is continu
ing nt tho tromondous rato of sovoral
months ngo. Manufacturers now aro
presenting their bills nnd rocolving
paymont for materials delivered long
ago, howovor, and this keops up ex
penses. Tho liquidation of war con
tracts to bo glvon added lmpotus after
passogo of ponding logiBlntlon, pro
viding for validation of informal or-
dors, is expected to, bo a now sourco
of high outlays for the noxt month
or two.
Xchraskniis Rap Rotohuo Bill.
Washington, Fob. .1, Business mon
ot Omaha, Lincoln, Bontrico, Grand
Island, Hastings, Superior and other
Nobrnslm clllo3 kept the wires busy
today with tolograms to tho Nobraska
delegation protesting ngainst tho war
rovonuo bill, which will bo reported
this wook. Tho objection to tho bill
from tho business man's point of view
is found in the following telegram
from T. C. Byrne, nnd Is a fair samp
lo of tho protosts being received:
"If commorclnl intorosts ot tho
country aro compelled to pay taxes
amounting to almost what profits of
last year's buslnoss navo appeared to
bo, tho shrinkage ln tho valuo of
merchandise commodities nnd other
nssota will bo disastrous to mer
chants and manufacturers.'"
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Tho roport that Mrs. Loulo Llp
shltz was Bufforing from dlphthorln.
proved Incorrect. Mrs. Lfpshltz Is
recovering from n briof illness.
Miss BInncho Fonda who had boon
holding n clorkship in tho ynrdmaa
tor's offlco, has boon transferred to
tho freight offlco. Slio is succeeded fn
yard offlco by a Mr. Griffiths who
comes horo from the south.
Chas. Boguo roturned this morning
from tho oast -vhoro ho had boon
transacting business for sovoral days.
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Savo Your Hyos.
Thoro is no part of tho human or
ganism that 1b worth moro than tho
oyos. Thoy aro worth saving. I havo
had long oxporlcnco ln tho optical
btiBlnoss, having workod at tho trodo
part ot tho timo for over twonty
years. Havo Batlsflod, customors in
moro than twonty-flvo townB through
out tho stato. Prices reasonable. J. F.
JENSEN, Eyo Specialist and Rogls
torod Optician. Tho EYE ROOMS.
Potash in Canada.
The discovery of a largo deposit ol
j.i.tash In Saskatchewan Is of great nu-tl'-nal
Importance to Canada. The
fjiiiv other considerable deposit on this
continent, ns far as known, Is ni
Sc-tles Lake, Iti California. This If
bofpg developed under the auspices ol
tin- American government. The Do
inli.nn and Saskatchewan govern
wh'h should make sure that the now
deposits are made productive as soon
ns possible by tho owners. Toronto
Mali and Empire.
New
Wonderful
Delightful
DENTAL CREME
Protects the teeth in the natural way. but re
moving the substances tlmt foster germs, acid
mouth nnd decay.
It leaves the mouth cool nnd clean renl testi
mony of its cleansing effect. So pleasant to use
that children like it. The twice o dny Klenzo
Creine habit is mouth health insuranee.
Klenzo Dental Creme, - 25c
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SUN THEATRE
TO-NIGHT
"Just Sylvia"
A corking good picture jam full of
thrills, surprises and fun with
BARBARA CASTLE1 ON and
JOHNNY HINES, also Lyons
Moran Comedy
"Swat the Flirt"
Wednesday
Ethel Barrymore in
Edna Ferher's popular story
"Our Mrs. McChesney"
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