Semt'Hteekly Subline.
WILSON TOUT, Editor nnd Publisher.
SUJISCIULTION 1'JtICKi
Olio Ycnr, In ndnmco- $2.00
Entered at tuo NorttiTlatte, Nebraslca
Pottofflco as Second ,Qlnss Mattor.
Jb'JtllUl', SEL'Tlttllitilt, 17(li, J920.
inuTOJtiAL.
Whoti tlio war wair on and men
8onro the Hoard of Education noeded
a ninn as janitor ofHho Jofforgon
School and it looksd ka though we
would not got anyori6l6 take caro of
the- building. In this emergency D.
W. 13osack caino to .out offlco and of
fored his sorylcos fie did not need to
work but ho wanted to do his part.
Ho continued the work until lila phy
sician ordorcd him tdJitop. Many a
tlmo ho swept tho building when ho
could hardly walk, notfpr complaining
but when urged by hift-frlcnds to give
up tho Jdb ho said ho must do a mans
work as long as possible. That was
truo horolsm. Wo rovcro bin memory.
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The opportunity Is, before the wo-
mon' of North Platte to mako thom
solvos a force for uplift In the com
munity. It is now, tho duty of all wo
men to prepare themsolvos for tho bal
lot and go totho polls and voto. That
is no longer an opporunity. lut the
womon of North Platto have boon slow
to got into tho groat vjWomnn's Club
movement which has dono and is do
ing so much for tho country. Tho" men
are well organized for civic work
through their Chamber of Commorco
with lis hundreds of members and its
thousands of dollars of monoy. Tho
womon havo had loss than ono hund
red members l.i their organization In
past years and unloss thoy get a move
-thoy will not roach tho 100 mark this
year.- Tho Twentieth Century Club
Is tho nnmo of the woman's club which
all of tho womon should Join. Tho
duoSjMnount to $1.50 a year. Why can
not North Platto women get back of
this movomont so thajC this club will
bo equal in slzo wltli that of other
cities. '
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Muscle Massage p Rickets. ,
As an aftermath' of undernourish
ment during tho war period, rickets
has become n common disease among
children in Germany. To stimulate
tho flabby muscles of these little pa
tients, without risking mnlformatlon
of tho softened bones, many curious
devices hnvo como Into use, nccordlng
to an Illustrated story appearing in tho
August Issuo of Popular Mcchnnlcs
magazine. In treating tho Jaw and
neck muscles, for example, the subject
is laid on nn Inclined bonrd, whtlo tho
nurso stands nt the head nnd manipu
lates a hnrncsa of two straps.
North Platto, Nebraska.
Septombor 15, 1920.
Editor The Trlbuno.
Dear Sir:
I wish publicly to oommoud the
stand of Dr. Twlnom against Sunday
dosecratlon m oxprossod . by him in
your last issue. While it Is oxpected
that tho clorgy will attack such ovlls,
seldom do wo havo laymon who aro
courageous ouough to do so.
Tho Lord's Day is a HOLY DAY.
Holy moans "soparato, set apart
from tho common ' usago." Suroly
!golf, hasoball, llshlng, hunting, plc
.nlclng, tc. arov fnr from propor ob
isorvnnco of a holy day.
The fact that church people engage
In the abovo llstod Infractions (loos
not make thorn right: It rnthor adds
to the sorlousnoss of the offense
David's greatest sin was not murdor
nor adultery but tho fact that ho gs!ve
the onemlos of Jehovah ground to
blaspliemo his God. That is oxnetly
what thfcso cliurch-mombor-dfcsocra
tors aro doing: giving tho world
ground to point tho Anger of scorn at
tho church.ni
Wore Bomo of thoso who play Sun
day golf and base-ball to try to work
In somo of our Sunday Schools, ofton
taking caro of ,tb.o roligious lnsf
tion of their children, and loam tho
delolorloUB effocts of their actions up
on tho young, I am quite sure thoy
would think twice on tho subject.
"Righteousness cxnltcth a nation,
but sin Is a cargo to any peoplo."
Respectfully yours,
, C. FRANKLIN KOCH.
::o:'
TERM THAT BA'NISHED ANGER
Indian Pllnrlmaae.
Fifty thousand Indians from nil
parts of Mexico recently completed
thcln week of. homage to their patron
salnti the Virgin of- Ouadolnpe, and
their pllgrluuicc to tin; shrine of the
Virgin
ii;t '
L. L. Walker will arrlvo tho last of
the week from Eldorado, Kansas,
.wherVho has boon for somo tlmo.
Appellation Bestowed on "Bachelor
Malda" Put Further Animosity
Out of the Question.
Tho two Elton sisters, ago thirty nnd
thirty-two nnd very successful business
women, live next door to tho Smith
sisters, nbout flftj nnd llfty-two, who
aro also retired and given to the occu
patlons of crocheting and quilt pice
ing, Tho Elton sisters speak of them'
selves as "old maids," nnd tho Smith
sisters as "pesky old mulds," In order
to distinguish between tlieni. Also
they are given to much pitying of the
second-class ladles.
But tho other evening one of tho
Elton ulsters, clnil In n bungalow
apron, was out sprinkling the lawn.
As she moved around the house she
heard the Smiths In conversation.
"Yes, sister, age has It compensn
tlons," one was snylng. "Now look
at those girls next doo. They no
sooner get homo than they get Into
those uprons, so scanty that they aro
Immodest. Of course, they're Just
kids, but still"
That was enough for Miss Elton
With n rush she wu In the hrtusc.
"Oh, Grace,)" she told bur sister,
brenthlcHRly, "those Smiths nro real
nice. We've got to stop culling then)
pesky old mil Ids."
And now generously the Hltons
spenk of them ns "the other old
mnldtf."
Keith, Tonight.
DOROTHY DALTON
IN.
'"The Femaleof the
4 Speci
Two part Sunshine t'omcdy-
es
it'll
Slipping Foot.
A comedy ofi funny lucldjonts a
chuckle producor.
New Glass Industry.
Important developments are eventu
ally probable on the northern borders
of Dartmoor, In Devonshire, England,
In consequence of tho discovery of u
very largo deposit of granullte, a sub
stance of much value In the ninnufnc-
ture of glass. According to experts,
"granullte contains not only silica, but
potnsh, soda and alumlnn. which aro
necessary In glass -nuking, and its use
Is not only economical, but gives tho
best results In tho production of glass
wnro of the highest quality." It Is
stated that an experimental furnnco
has been In use for some time, two
others are being constructed, nnd It Is
nntlclpnted that the commercial man
ufacturo of glass will cotnmenco nl
most Immediately. Scientific Amerl
can.
"Goes Broke" In Vaudeville.
It la snld that tho tlrst man to under
take to produce vaudeville In America
was Silas W. Stcggs of San Francisco,
who Inherited $-100,000 from his uncle
la 1605, and not being used to hnndllng
money In large quantities, started In
to spend It freely, lie went on a trip
to Europe and spent most of his tlmo
nt the Alhiiuibiu music hull In London
and launched a project to start the
"Now York Alhambrn." His Idea was
approved by a number of amusement
people, and he hired hundreds of them
to como to the United States. Hut his
money ran out nnd he' left his party
on n boat In New York hay and dis
appeared. . 3
Crystal, Saturday and Monday.
William Farnum
IN
"The Adventurer"
Farmings greatest picture a colorful picture
of the days when knights were bold.
Monday comedy Fatty Arbuckle in
"The Country Hero".
Waflt Ads
For Kent Largo furnished room.
Call 1094. 7Stf
Wanted A competent maid. Mrs. J.
HalHgan. G9 70
2 Furnished robins for rent. Call
at 803 W. 7th St. or phono 503W. 75
Wanted Froah milk cows or must
bo frosh soon. ZZ caro Tribune.
Jloonis for light house-keeping for
rent. 403 East 3rd St. 72tf
Wanted Compctont girl for genera'.
Iiousowork. Fifty dollars a month.
Phono 213. 71 72
Situation Wanted Farm housokeop-
t
or or ranch cook. Must be respected
parties. Address P. O. Rox A B. 702
for Sale A fow Duroo male pigs.
Inquiro Vf. N. Pcttltt, 4 miles west of
Blgnell. 71-4
Wanted Girls for nurso training;
$35 per month with board and room.
Apply at General Hospital, City. 4Gtf
Practically new Burroughs adding
machine, about 50c on tho dollar. Call
John J. Holland. Phono 4C. 72 72
For Sale Six-room house, all mod
ern except heat. Good location, close
In. Phono 830J. 60tf
For Sale Ono slngor sowing inac-
hino In excellent condition, for infor
mation please call 115. 11
For Jtent Room In all modern
homo for ono or two peoplo. Conveni
ent to round house. Tel. 830J. 72tf
To glvo nwny: Wo havo twelve
thousand empty film spools at tho
Kamera Shop To GIvp Away. 71 72
Wanted: Neat-appearing boy for
clothing store. Tho Hirschfoldt Co.
Wanted Experienced girl for Gen
eral housowork. Mrs. J. S. Twlnem,
Phono 283. 71tf
For Sale or Trade: An Overland
Six touring car. Inquire nt 132 W.
Eighth. 71 72
Jfc'or Sale: Largo Round Oak hard
coal Btovo. As good as now. Cheap if
sold at once. Call 623J. 72 2
For Solo: A fow Duroc Malo pigs.
Inquire of N. N. Petit, 4 miles west
of Blgnoll. 71 7 75 77
For Itcnt A storo room. 508 North
Locust North of tho Post Offlco. In-
fulro of Josoph Morsch. 72tf
Wanted Union Pacific Messenger
boy 10 or over 8 a., m .to 5 p. m.
(pays ?100.00 a month. Inquire Chief
Dispatcher at Depot.
Lost In West rd St. or Willow from
Third to FIro House, a sliver Ever-
sharp pencil. If found return to this
offlco and recolvo rownrd. 72tf
anted A compotent girl, good
wagos nnd permanent place. Apply
Mrs. T. C, Patterson, 515 West 4th
Street. 72tf
For Sale Llborty Inn kitchen and
dining room furnlturo and fixtures
ask .for C. G. German at Liberty
Inn, 72tf
For Sale Secondhand Fordson trao
tor, manure sprondor, four-horso
press drill. Seo Butler Buchanan nt
his offlco in B. & L. Bldg. 71tf
Lost A brown and white spotted
polutor dog about a year old. Ho had
collar with owners name on. Pleaso
call 115 concerning this. 72
Notice Thoso who havo rooms to
ront during Fair Week, Sopt. 21-23d,
call tho Sccrotnry of Chamber of Com
morco. Phono C7.
For Sale Two yearling short-horn
bulls ono throo yenr old Hereford
bull podlgroed. O. J. Landholm, 4
miles west of North Platto. 72 3
lor Sale 1 now Allen car, 1920
Been run 1535 mllos. Can got reason
able. Inquiro Lloyd B. Hazen. Phone
G08W. 71 2
Wanted: Young lady to assist in
Jowolory Storo. apablo of doing sten
ographer's work and bookkeeping.
Dixon tho Jowolor. 71 73
Tnkcn up Last October Rod and
White steer, nbout 3 yrs. old. Branded
on loft hip. Owner provo property and
pay oxponsos and romovo animal.
Torkol Jopsen, Curtis, Nobr. C7 5
For Snlc Only hotol in town 19
sleoping rooms and cafe. Doing good (
business flOO.00. Terms havo ethor
builuoss. Address Hotol Merma,
Mornn, Nobr. 71 73
For Sale Can furnish flno seed
Roson Rye which outyields common
ryo throo to ono acclimated puro
$2.50 for ton bushels or more, bags
oxtrn. F. II. Rico, Gbthonburg, Ne
braska. i
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Special prlcos contlnuo on our en
tlro stock of hosiery, It will pay you
to investlgnto. E. T. Tramp & Sons.
DIAMONDS! DIAMONDS DIAMONDS 1 1
'Best lino over plain or fancy mount-'
Ings. Wo hnvo them nt any prlco you
wish to pay and can snvo you money
your purchase. C. M Austin, Jowol
er. 722
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TUESDAY
Base Ball Tournament
Hershey Giants, Stapleton,
P. 0. Independents, Brady
WEDNESDAY
FINALS IN
Base Ball Tournament
Foot Ball
igh School vs. Alumni
Thursday
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Auto
md Friday
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ficiiorcvcie n
OVER 20 CARS ENTERED
aces
ACTION
Chamber of Commerce Band. 28 Pieces.
Hart's Girl Band, 24 pieces
Hughes and LaRado
Marriott Troupe
North Platte Aircraft Company, featuring Dare Devil Duncan.
General Admission
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, 50 cents
FRIDAY, $1.00
GRAND STAND
Tues,, Wed. and Thursday 50c
Friday; $1.00
BLEACHERS
Tuesday, Wed. and Thurs. 25c
Friday qqc
ALL EVENTS START AT 1 P. M.
