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VOLUME 17
KJiD CLOUD, NEBRASKA, YUtiUSr l,1SMS,
NUMBER ;tl
Financial Reserve
There is hardly a day passes but most
of us aie called upon to draw upon our
reserve, either physical or financial.
Have you some in store?
This bank is a good place to start a
financial reserve, and it cannot help but
be of service to you.
DEPOSITS in this bank are PROTECTED by the
Depositors Guarantee Fund of the State of Nebraska
Webster County Bank
Our Review of Chautauqua Red Cloud Boy Makes Good !f;Gimis
Capital and Surplus $35,000
Red Cloud, Nebraska.
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Chief ads Pay You
The Midland Cluuitnuqua closed its
successful and highly cntcitnining
1918 season at Rod Cloud Tuesday. ;
A city that suppoitn a Chautauqua
is a city that is on the map of in
tellectual development and civic pro
giess. I
This is Rod Cloud's fouiteenth
Chautauqua .season and although not
qualified by personal local observu
tion the writer knows Chaulauquas in
general and has no hesitancy in af
firming that this was one of the best.
To get a big story into limited
space, and also to follow out the
Chief's policy of "something different",
we giv,c this loview an objective and
definitive form. ' i
Vai allo-Gross Company
An assembly of musical entertain
ers who leally cntcitain.
J. Walter Wilson
A successful camoflago artist; one
who makes you believe it is wben
it isn't.
Strickland Gillilan
A good mixer; mingles fact and
fancy so thoroughly that his hear
ers laugh while they learn and
lcam while they laugh.
Over Seas Military Quaitct
Singers who sang what they suf
fered; trench life brought homo
by heroes.
U. S. Govt. War Picture's
Eloquent mutes;, silent story
tellers; graphic delineators.
Dorothy Halstead
A delightful difference; in lighter
vein; admixture of rainbow and
stars.
Marie Van Gastcl
Volunteer Belgian Red Cross
nurse; brave little woman; the
sweetness of a rose; the purity
of a lily; the tenderness of a
mother.
Lorenzo Zwickoy
A man with but two serious
points his face .and facts; inter
mediatly, brilliant, witty, poetic.
Olc Theobald i
Suqcossor to Ole Hull; like man.
other successors a successor.
"The Emperor"
An ancient instrument used most
ly for advertising purposes; ha.
a multitude of successors.
Mile Helen Keller
Pianist par excellence; virtuoso.
Mary Taggart Blasius
Far more charming than the
name suggests; she sings.
Hon. Leslie M. Shaw
Analytically redundant; tendency
to make one see black where K
white; one who thinks deeply ami
desires'.othcrs to think ns ho doe".
Sacred Session Sunday
Preacher patronymically Powell;
all churches under one great
shelter; a communion of many in
one; an uplifting song nnd oial
service. N
American Ladies' Quartet
A living and musical picture of
the American Idea; "Old Glory"
as an environment of "Young
America."
E. J. Powell
A clarificr; solver of pioblems;
v torso, concise, convincing, alert.
Dr. Robert O. Matthews,
A message bearer; a man who
makes one see, feel, and think.
Threatened Showers
Harmless, helpful, natural events
composed of water that inter
rupted a marvelous mossago from
across the water.
The Oxford Comnay
Putting the Muse into music
(you'll havo to study to get that
one); natural gift, technique,
poetry and melody combined.
Dr. Henry CIny Risnor
A man who reaches objectives;
showing others tho way; inspira
tional; intense; earnest; slightly
addicted to superfluous sentimen
tality. P. U. T. Military Hand
Music with "pep" and "get there;"
paliiotic playing nnd singing.
K bpit M. Cochrane who has been in
tia mug in tho aviation school at
R ikwell Field, San Diego, Calif., was
la t week commissioned Second Lieu
tenant in the Aviation Section of the
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Lieutenant Cochrane graduated from
the ground school at the University
of Ca'nfornia, at Berkeley, May lth,'
and has been at Rockwell Field for,
the iiast two months where his woik
consists of dual and solo instruction, '
foiination flying, cross-country trips'
and stunt flying. Ho qualified as
corps dc'armvc pilot (which is co-op-oi
a ion work with tho artillery). j
Liiul. Cochrane and wife are now
Ftntioned at Camp Dick, Dallas,Toxas,
a concent ration camp, awaiting orders
to lepoit to a finishing school.
He looks forward anxiously to tho
time when ho will go "over there" and
cio. wings with the Huns. He hopes
to have leave of absence and return
home for u visit with mother and rela
tives before going across.
Lieut. Cochrane was a Webster (
county boy, boin in Red Cloud and n(
resident of the county for many years,
a son of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Cochrane,1
and grandson of P. M. Cochrane now(
resident of Inavale. He has a brother
enlisted in the army Medical Corps, in
California, and a sister who goes this
week as a Red Cross nurse.
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There is a Difference in
Lenses
Just us there is between it piece of pum gold ami that
containing alloy, Tho lenses used by me aro the finest
that can be luid. Theso ooino In tho rough and are
ground until they exactly meet the rcquhenienti of your
particular eye trouble. One cannot be too caieful about
tho eyes The matter of a dollar or so should not enter
into the calculation. This Htoro refuses to ask for your
piitroniiKO by price alone tho cure Is (tho thing desired
by me or well as youtholf. Even so, you will find the
charge unusually low, taking Into consideration the
hfgliquallty.
7 -oil! be to the interest of your
eyes to have them examined here
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Jeweler and Optometrist
tare. B. & Q. Watcli Inspector
Chns. Brandon Booth
Belief in the ounce of prevention;
enviionment a potent factor; dra
matic eloquence.
Junior Chautauqua
An instructive play week for the
coming men and women; culmin
ation "Libeity's Torch" n pag
eant. C. M. York
Platfoim Superintendent; effici
ency personified; a man who has
to say "I take ploasuie in intro
ducing" and makes a success of
. iteration.
Attorney H. S. Foe
Th,o man who managed local de
tails, v. ho assembled able assist
ance, who made all this pleasiue
and jnotit possible for Red Cloud.
Chautauqua
Past, to beN remembered with
pleasiue; futuie, to be anticipated
with delight, achieved without
fail. Vive la Chautauqua.
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Did you hear that brave Belgian
Red Cioss nurse, Mario Van Gastcl,
till tho sad story of tho destruction of
her home; the devastation of her na
tive land? Did you note how with
out dwelling upon ghastly details she
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ash of falling buildings, the shriek
if flying sharpnel? Made you sec tho
terror-stricken lefugos? Made you
ffi-1 bur bitter sonow? Not much
more than a girl in years, possessing
.knowledge of English just sufficient
I to make herself clearly understood,
1 -ho swayed her audience from tears
to laughter, from pity to lescntment,
'1'iom terror to indignation, at will.
Think this over and lenlizo that you
awand heard one of tho wonderful
women of tho war.
TATe caterlo the class of shoppers that is accustom-
cd to securing satisfaction and who know
when they secure it.
That is why our customers ore so ready to rec
commend us as a place to trade.
F YOU APPRECIATE SATISFACTORY SERVICE
C0I1E TO US.
It is a matter of real regiet that tho
pioximity of shower clouds last Sun
day evening caused uneosino3s tit tho
Chautauqua sufficient to justify Res'.
Dr. Matthews in cutting short his
giaphlc message of personal oboiva
tMui on the world's battle fields. Some
of those who were present 'jwo nonn
m the trenches all havo fj lends or
neighbors over there. U'u you, dear
people, thought to think lint it might
l)t long before- another almost porion
al mossago might como from them,
a little vain would not havo mattered.
Those soldier boys -our sons, our
friends, our neighbor?, and above all
our defenders are coolly facing n
storm of firo and ste.l, And wo fld.
from the mossago becauso of a littlo
, oft, pure heaven-sent vain. It is too
late to remedy tho error- but concess
ion is good for the soul. Wo feel i
bit ashamed. How is V, w"h yon?
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