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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 26, 1920)
&&fatnmmminrtxi't' -r. ' -. n v. RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA, CHIEF - 'apmrmt i J BERLIN DEMONSTRATION IN WHICH MANY WERE KILLED fiK c?7lSfRSMH lT"'RMcTiniBtYa3i afcw .4 IfcV?. -71i.'.'taS lint's. HP-JHST 'Jr2nHv9JavJaJBfi a"n"ffiSsi4PsrtMRiI' a ' CjHKi (W2i 'lrJrfiKS vS?S'iSkHs5' ?s i' mt-5 ,TE?' rjrJ?Ml;vi'wSis K 4H2 H 1'liotOKiitiili tiiKoii (iutiiiK the Kiciit iluniiiiisirutlnii In Merlin upiliiM- tin Tho mob Is seen hrwiklUK IhrmiKli tliu linos of tliu surety police In from of troops opened lire on tlie crowd, killing nmny por.sons. NEW YORK SNOWED UNDER IN TREV1END0US STORM m j. sa. .. .. " . ...'? v. ' mzj rtSSSLv-W.. . .' : .yft.3.J atg- w'V-. Ji-' . X" rtsixwAv'y 3PW4W; .WAW v" ' .X". v New Vork cliy lias tiecu e.)erlcuclut; one of the wort hiiowstoruiN In Its history and Its means of extricating It cclf proved wholly inadequate. For days vehicular tradic was almost tit u standstill. The photograph shows a line -of street cars stalled In the snow and abandoned. MASSACHUSETTS n;i vii nil i iimum m luMBmbmmmma&mimm, Ceremony nt the state house, Boston, when the fourteenth Itnllroad engi neers, A. E. P., presented to t!ip stntp of Massachusetts the national and state colors carried hy tho uult whllo serving through the great war. Governor Coolldge Is tu tho left, receiving the flags. NOVEL RECRUITING -A- V VB :rB--B '--', .B a v-- ;, m i. ;H -H &11111111111111H is - -x VH sIlllH liiiiiiiB ' BsB.2.Bsssis SHB kB jlRV bmi iiiiB ' ISEbKb 3rjBE(BpiHHR isHr9llBHlEBHBiBBEHBKNKs!IB In various cities of tho Uulted States the army Is using these rolling recruiting stations at which men are enlisted for all branches of tlie service. flChU one was photographed In Washington. assssaawssr r -?v -vaj " . t 'mw.a . - -vj ".is, . --. urkVit. - ..-.V ...MUlH0W7:X''.mUlJlfr . y 1 KC . ...-." ".v . r. TWJnv. "7-iL&KVMT. -wS " I' I ii'iiimi iMM'1 ' aiinf ' "t I1 vJrVvV;v.&ij hm. vaclv- iiAra-,r'rCwbrrafc ..vrj " ixyflnw "" w'5'1-' s.iii .-j Fwtir' t ?m&Mzizr-zmiwm &KmrZ, . .-J5KL-W -.. rt 1 HtiWes.J... TfcK-TTOVHrVWiSMl ,-rf ".'TJW' ?- i. ".rr ,'sxi . w P3W- MfT M 'K. .; -NftTJu . ." ,TW " ?.' ." &.&'$. ..a'.-.!: .Sty S J" . '.' ;."T". .. "Wt T .r's. AWr X !.. J" -!--- ". .-- . GETS BATTLE FLAGS '? ..,tiWWWoc;yftfww ? v 4j w v VWTs J iMyMiTirtWiii'nUiiii:iiini)r i i MwvOAwi r STATION ON WHEELS law Kovi'i'iiiii;; workmen's cminrlR the relchsltig. Later the police mid s; -?vk vr f sasifflWil vrusM tit . -..T" U.OLI. MRS. WATSON AND SIR COY Sir Coy, n tume coyote, parading on Michigan boulevard, Chicago, with hl mistress, Mrs. L. M. Watson of Hny den, Colo., formerly of Chicago Tho animal wns captured by Mr. Watson und Is completely domesticated. MUCH TRAVELED MASCOT This Is the mascot of, the battleship Urooltlyn. Sho has accompanied that vessel during Its five years of servlct In Asiatic waters and Is now with It t Ban Francisco. wte" &JJ&38M NEW COATS ARE LURE TO MOTORISTS inwifL-.T T"aKiiiao::crci'i:.fi"jrt"tTn-ri r-rtf" ic'::"fttrtr""n"'"" mnitmnmm iiwwihpiim.. MOTOItINt; hnidly needs mi extra lure when emly spring begins to cnll us out of doors, but If It needed one, the new coats and capes would surely provide It. Already we are ac cused of cultivating the gasoline tramp and the motor hobo In the wide stretches of this country with some thing worth while at the end of each Journey. Among the new and very attractive wraps for the motorist there are long, enveloping capes In soft wool plaids, fringed nt the bottom with wool fringe and provided with silts for tho nrms and big patch pocl.ets for belongings; "Mongolie" that Is goat hair collars are cor.y nnd becoming on them, but Spring Stages IT Is pleasant to fact) a summer that promises to find children nd grownups sensibly and beautifully clothed. Plain colors In cotton cloths appear In about the same shades as those that are boasted by satin or georgette crepe, and some of tho new cottons liuvo a finish as soft as georgette. These materials, made up with or gandie In white or In contrasting color uro to bo credited with as pretty frocks ns can bo made. Wo havo only to look nt tho frock for a little girl, shown In tho picture, nnd imagine It In any of tho light colors, roso-plnk, canary, bluo, Jado green, with frills, collar mid cuffs of whlto organdie, to appreciate Its beauty. It Is too simply designed to need description, but one 'must not overlook tho cut of tho collar , W . 4 fir M pL ss M. L Vii m.. fer 6tC2niR3 ' '- JWRr i'i77S ,J'Vs::.-: ; t -j .-. g ,gl ; i i i inny bo replaced by collars of cloth. A plain collar, gray for Instance, with a cross bar In yellow, or other strong) color.-niakes n handsome coat or cape. If a coat Is preferred In these cross barred or striped cloths, a model, worth study Is shown ubove. It Is ns rooiny mid comfortable as n cape and probably somewhat warmer. With this coat appears one of those new oil-cloth bats that the motorist finds solves all the problems of motor millinery. Coats are nlso made of this light, flexible nil-cloth and have advantages for tho( motorist who travels anytime, rain or. shine, but they are for the woman who can afford moro than one coat. Wash Frocks which Is wldo In both the front and back, nor neglect to notice that an or-' gandla frill finishes the taffeta hut. Whlto cotton sox nnd ennvns shoes bo long with n dress of this kind. Next to tho plain colors for frocks of this kind, small checks In whlto and n color Hnd the most favor. Thoy all requisition plain whlteb In organdlo or In a heuvler weave, to touch up tho color and give tho frock daintiness. In tho little frock pictured wo find a dress equal to dress-up requirements, and in It tho young maid may mnko her Journeys to Sunday school or to parties with equal nssurance. J vUHas $rfrK & Important to all Women Readers of this Paper Thousands upon thousands of womea have kidney or bladder trouble and nerer auspect it. Woraen'a complaints often prore to b nothing else out kidney trouble, or the result of kidney or bladder disease. If tho kidneys are not in a healthy con dltion, they may causo tho other organ! to becomo diseased. You may suffer pain In tho back, head ache and loss of ambition. Poor health makes you nervous, irrita. bio and may be despondent; it makes any; ono so. 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