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At the ORPHEUM
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
WILLIAM FARNUM in '
The Adventurer
Coining to thU theater In snppoit of Win. Farnum, the Vox r-tar, in
"The Adventurer" is a young woman, Estelle Taylor, who is cist as a
gypsy singer. This Is Miss Taylor's third picture, but she plays 'tho
leading feminine rolo. So exoellcnr was her work in "The Adventurer"
that Win Fox immediately signed her for a new pioduciion that '
now belug made.
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FIRST SHOW 7:30 P. M. 10c and 5."5c, including war tax
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
DESERT GOLD
E. K. Lincoln, nctor, farmer, sports
man nnd breeder of blooded dogs was
absolutely happy in his vole of Dick
Gale in " Desert Gold," the Benjamin
1$. Hampton-Elitingc F. Warner photo
play from Znne Grey's popular novel
coming to the Orphcum theatre on
Monday and Tuesday. The reason
was because he wanted to play a
Western pait.
"I wanted an outdoor 10I0 where I
could ride and fight," confessed the
virile young actor. "The first pictuies
I ever made were pictures in which 1
did a lot of riding and little else. 1
couldn't ride very well in those days,
but Chick Morrison, who does porno
riding in 'Desert Gold,' was a crack
stunt rider and anything he did I
tried. I didn't do them very well, but
at least I didn't break my neck."
"And I like a good fight. After a
lot of dress suit dramas, the role of
Dick Gale, where I wore nil the trap
pings of a cowboy, did some rough
riding, pulled a gun and used my fists
was a welcome relief."
Mr. Lincoln believe1? that stories
of tlio type of Zane Grey's "Desert
Gold" have such a wide appeal because
they depict something outside of our
selves. Everyone loves adventure, he
believes, but'few get it, and therefoie
romantic stone of adventure fire the
imaginations of all of us.
"Desert Gold" distributed by W. W.
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i i!,0c?&STllPSc,KL"S This picture should be
! a cast including such well-known play see l,v ai theater fans
nra ns Mnrtrorv Wilson. Eileen Percy,
Russell Simpson, Edward Coxcn. Wal
ter Long, W. Lawson Butt, Frank
Lanning and many others.
see by all theater fans
!0c and 2
including war tax
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AS tOLO TO US
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Hay HreH at Powell and Popes.
Wm. FrySspent Tuesday in Super
ior. $
Joe Hewitt spent Monday in Hast
ings. Mrs. C. H. Potter spent Friday In
Haidy.
J .W. Auld was in Guide Rock
Thursday.
W. G. Hamilton spent Monday in
Hastings.
' Miss Ethel Hilton spent Friday in
Blue Hill. .
Father Fitzgerald spent Monday in
Holdredge.
Miss Nellie Emerton spent Friday
in Guide Rock.
Everett Stroup was in Lawrence
Friday evening.
Mrs. Ben McFarland spent Wednes
day in Hastings.
Colly Collins of Riverton was in
the city Tuesday.
County Clerk B. F. Perry spent
Friday in Hastings.
Isadora Johnson was in Hastings
last Friday evening.
Chas. Hunter was down from Ina
vale Monday afternoon. ,
J. H. Ellinger and Alf McCall
wcro in Inavale Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wyeth Fogcl were
down from Cowles Sunday.
GOOD NO 3 OATS 81.20 a BUSHEL
at FARMERS ELEVATOR.
Good meai$4good Bervice moderate
prices Powell i-Pope's cafe , ...,
Mrs. ZonjijBerg of Superior was In
the city Wednesday afetrnoon.
Mesdames Darrel Burden and Earl
Hall spent Friday in Hastings.
Miss Ethel Owen returned o her
home at York Monday morning.
Judge H. S. Dungan of Hastings
was in the city Saturday rooming.
The Misses Elizabeth Overman and
Ethel Owen spent Saturday in Hast
ings. Mrs. F. W. Cowden and daughter,
Rachel, spent Wednesday in Hast
ings. Mrs. C H. Minor litis purchased a
now Rco truck from Sutton & Ship
innn. Mrs. Foo is homo from Lincoln
wheic she had been visiting her son,
Glen.
Sheriff Huffcr and N. P. Phillips
were in Bladen last Friday after
noon. Mr. anil Mr3. Geo. Shephcrdson
word down Irom mvcrton rriuaj
The Farmers' Union, v Hi soon erefct
n now brick office building at their
elevatorv f--
r Mrs. H. S. Foo if, visiting her pat
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Storey, at
Norfolk. ,
""e (Jotting's new lineifjf -piing wull
in pa i. 'T
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County School Notes -
Eighlh Gn.de GrcidiuiUs Of 1920
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Amack attend
ed the Farmers' Union meeting at
Supeiior.
Mrs. Ralph Shepaid and the Misses
Marie and Lydia Traut spent Monday
in Hastings.
Mrs. AV. L. Hines went to Wymote
Saturday morning to visit relatives
and friends.
Dave Kaley, A. U. Kaley and G. W.
Hutchison went to Omaha Wednes
day morning.
Mrs. Wert Stevens went to Hast
ings Thursdny to spend a few days
with relatives.
Mr., and Mrs. J. H. Bailey went to1
Omaha Monday to visit their sons,
Will and Grant .
Chas. Arnold has commenced the
erection of a barn 40x50 on his farm
north of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Edson spent
Sunday with his father, Rev. I. W.
Edson, at Juniata.
A. D. Wonderly left Tuesday morn
ing for Geneseo, Illinois, whoro he
will visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. John . Edwards at
tended the Farmers' Union meeting
at Superior Tuesday.
Miss Anna Gilham is home fr6m
Aurora where she had been teaching
school the past year.
Mr. and Mrs. Lale Herberger re
turned Saturday from Denver where
they spent several weeks.
Monday, the Watts Construction Co.
commenced laying the asphalt' con
crete surface of the paving.
-County Attorney H. S.. Foe was at
tending to some legal business ' in
Lincoln the last of the week.
L. A. Graves returned to Denver
Th'uVbday moTnlng nft'er spending a
week with friends in the city.
Helen Roby returned to her homo
at Nelson Thursdny after spending a
few days with Mrs. Lcstey Yost.
Clemic and Grace Roubal left Tues
ovoning for Scotts Bluff where they
will visit their sister, Mrs. Goos.
Dr. J. W. Stockman lias Durni.cP71
Mrs. W. N, mchan'H residence
property m, wji movc mt0 the same.
FOR '.SALE A strictly modern 7
room residence with 3 lots, also a
majestic range Dr. J. W. Stockman.
Mrs. Al HolversOn returned home
Saturday evening from Blue Hill
where she had been visiting relntives.
Bert Hatfield returned home Satur
day from Concerdia, Kansas, where
ho spent a ferc days with his brother,
jurt.
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Town
Lawicnco
Lawrence
Lawrence
Inavnlo
Inawilo
lnnvulo
1 naval'
lnavalo
lnavulo
lnnuilc
Bladen
Bladen
Bladen
Rod Cloud
Rod Cloud
Red Cloud
Red Cloud
Guide Rock
Guide Rock
Guide Rock
Red Cl6ud
Cowles
Bluo Hill
Blrtden
Bladen
Red Cloud
Red Cloud
Bed Cloud
Red Cloud
Guide Rock
Guide Rock
Guide Rock
Guide Rork
Guide Rock
Red Cloud
Red Cloud
Campbell
Bladon
Bladen
lnavalo
Inavale
Inavale
Guide Rock
Campbell
Guide Rock
Guide Rock
Name
Paul Sehynoch
Henry Hnnzlicok
Leda Faimon
Ivan Barker
Robcit Dalton
Mae Hester
Harold McCall
Marjorio Miller
Violet Mitchell
Flossie Rieg
Theo. Kirkpatrick Guide Rock
Mabel Crow ell Guide Rock
Leva Hoi ton
Johnnie Horton
Lysle Kile
Gladys Bcrgfield
Donald Baylor
Henry Hind
Donald Giiror
Gilbert Lundstcdt Guide Rock
Geo. Huffman Guide Rock
Geo. Killough
Dora Woodward
Earl Woodward
Harold Davis
Ruby Foltz
Grace Sclum
Clinton Bodley
Fern DaVidson
Paul Strobl
Imogcne Starke
Richaid Turner
Ralph Kocnig
Delia Taylor
Lydia Taylor
George All-in
Ei nest Rehtus
Anna Rehtus
Norma Aile11
Laird Ailes
Arthur Benjamin
Helen Kaufman
Thclma Potts
Marie Pichlcr
Bernice Copley
Lucille Harwood
Mildred Ray
Lena Biouileltc
Minnie Boom
A lot hit Kliinnmn
ihtrold Shipman Guide Rock
Elise Thompson Red Cloud
nm-niltv Ontnian Lawicnco
Steven'Gcneieaux. Campbell!
Louise Gcnercaux Campbell
Wilfred Bourdcaux Campbell
Cecil Elliot Campbell
Vera Baker Red Cloud
fipitrude Wriirhl Ro.-omont
Gertie Hoppen
Call Stroll
Marjorio Whitscl
Donald Rose
Floy Herman
Goldie Erickson
Bonnie Strcit
Mildred Chaplin
Blanche Reynolds
Irene Bretthauor
Carl Pearson
Antonctio ravoiKa
Frank Dusek
l.Iaiold Waechcter
Margaret Schneiber
Gladys Krout
'Irma Brubaker
Lois Fev
Bernice Thomp'-on Red Cloud
Mabel Douglas Lawrence
Marj. Kindscher Guide Rock
Lucy Hamm Guide Rock
Xolene Henry Guide Roclf
Llovd Henry Guide Rock
Gladvs Mahnko Guide Rock
Glen Mahnkc Guide Rock
Ruth Drake Red Cloud
Floyd Osborne Red Cloud
Clinton Etherton Red Cloud
Mildred Caffery Red Cloud
Lyle White Red Cloud
Margaret Wagner Red Cloud
Clifford Howard Burr Oak
Hubert Howard Burr Oak
Guide Rock
Rosemont
Rosemont
Rosemont
Rosemont
Rosemont
Red Cloud
Red Cloud
Cowles
Cowles
Red Cloud
Cnmpbell
Bladen
Bladon
Blnden
Inavale
Inavale
Inavale
Tnavalc
Rev J 1J, Jurboe, traveling orange
list, will piench at the llicthernoliurch
Sunday uioriiiiit at II o'clock.
.Miss Ethel Waller returned to lur
homo at Superior Monday after
spending Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
J. II. l?ailoy.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Waller" nhd
son, Biil-iit, of Superior spent Friday
evening with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. .1. II. iJallov.
The Episcopal Ladies' Guild will
hold a i iimmnge sale in October. Kind
ly'snu all articles not needed in the
home- Committee.
Carl Jernhorg returned to Akron,
Ihursday evening alter spending a
few dus with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs .P. A. Jernberg.
Mrs. Guy Tennant accompanieil by
Mrs. Fied Walker went to Hastings
Friday moinijig where sho will re
ceive medical ticatment.
FEE every 30 x 3 and 30 x
35 inch Flsk easing wo will glvu An
sou'Tcn Fm:r one Sl.50 tiro tool.
Frame Smith Bros Co.
Miss Kathryno Buiko returned to
her home at Walnut, Idwa, the first
of the week, where she will spend the
summer with her narrnts.
Theie will bo no preaching service
at the Baptist church Sunday morn
ing on account of the Memorial ser
vices at the Bcssc auditorium.
Mrs. Ethel Pyle and daughter,
Elizabeth, icturned to their home nt
St. Joe Saturday after visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hatfield.
Mrs. L. W. Bates of McCook spent
the weekend in this city with her hus
band who is acting as roundhouse
foreman while Mr. Hauck is away.
Cha. Kaley returned ton Broken
Arrow, Oklahoma, Tuesday morning
where he is looking after the' interests
of the Kansas Border Oil & Gas Co.
Miss Anna Ranney went to Dor
chester Friday morning to spend a
few days with her sister, Miss Erma,
who has been teaching school there.
Walter Etherton was called to
Grand Island Tuesday on account of
the serious illnes of" his daughter,
Bernice, who underwent an operation
in that citv.
Earl llal'l, Don Fulton, Floyd Tur
nure, Howard Kaley and Dewey Sn!a
den arrived homo Tuesday from Flint,
Michigan, with five Buick cars which
they diove back for the Hall garage.
Mrs. Albert Stifior returned to her
home at Grand Island Monday after
spending a few days with Mi, and
Mrs. 11. Xcuerherg. Miss Corrine
Ncueiberg accompanied her home for
a visit.
The following shipped stock Tues
day: Delanev Bros., one enr of hogs
to Kansas City; Tom Swaitz, one
car of cattle to St. Job; McCall &
Jensen, thice .cars of cattle to Kan
sas City.
The I. O. O. F. lodge met Monday
evening nnd conferred the initiatory
degree on Roy-Ogelvie and there wi'.l
be woik in the first degree next Mon
day evening. All the members aic
urged to lie present.
Mrs". J. G Mason wont to Hastings
Jriday morning after spending a
couple of weeks with her sister, Mrs.
.Mrs. H. C. Gellatly. She intends to
!stav With her parents until Mr.
rMnson can find a residence in Lin
coln.
The following shipped stock to
Kansas City Sunday: C. M. McCall,
three cars of cattle; Delancy Bros.,
one car of hogs; Alf McCall & Son,
two cars of cattle; F. E. Rciher three
cars of cattle and W. H. Thomas one
car of cattle.
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Ball!
SUNDAY
3:00 P. M.
May 30
Starlco's, W 4th Av
Admission 3G cents
Red Cloud vs Campbell
Mr. and Mrs. I
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To Commemorate the immortal Deeds
Of Nebraskans In Al! the Wars.
'VI FITTING TRIBUTE TQ NEBRASKA 'S HEROES."
The patriotic men and women of the Slate have formed a gen
eral committee of 500 which is planning a magnificent memorial
building to be erected on the campus of the State University at
an estimated cost of one million dollars. The building fund will
be apportioned among all the counties on the basis of population
and wealth. " . '
This action Is taken in response to popular iKmuhihI that something
be done to express appreciation of the services of (ii),0)0 Nelirakins
whojolned the colors In 1017 nmttf the thousands who participated In
provlouh wars.
Every man and woman, and overy boy nnd girl all nro cordially in.
vlted to assist in tlio drive' for funds, which will ln'gin .lane (i. Kindly
address Uih Executive .Secretary, V. U. Htiscall, Kecllno Bldg , Omnhi,
or any member of the local eotnmitte, as follows; '
W. A. SHERWOOD, Chairman 0 F CATIIKB
C. H. MINER It W. STKWART
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FARM LOANS
If you -want a farm loan and it is
'an exceptionally good one I can make
it for you if closed soon at an at
rnpftvn rato of interest.
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SIl'. lind Mrs. G. J. Warren return
ed home Sunday evening from Lincoln
where they spent a week with rela
tives. W. H. Thomns, F. E, Reiher, Zunas
nnd C. M. McCall accompanied, their
stock to 'tho Kansas City market.
Sundny. l
Mrs. Bernard ItfcNony, spent Wed
nesday af Hastings with her 'mother,
Mrs. M. C. Sherman, vho is in a hos
pital there.
Misses Mario Hanvoodjand Fronds
Havrington retuiiied to Omaha Wed
nesday after spending a few .day
1wUJuthC''iorniers.fealcnts, Mr. and
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Alice Vance
Glen Clark Guide Rock
Inez Hagcn Guide Rock
Clara Monie Guide Rock
Paul Ogelvie Guide Rock
Lcota Reiselt Guide Rock
Harlan Reiselt Guide Rock
Elsie Tyler Guide Rock
74 Par. Erna Birck Blue Hill
74 Par. Evaline Kuuegcr Blue Hill
74 Par. Edson Ernst Blue Hill
2 Mny Handley Red Cloud
Teachers' examinations will he giv
en at Red Cloud, only, May 28 and 29,
1920. Following is the program:
Friday Morning
Arithmetic
Mental Arithmetic
Geography
Spelling
Grammar
Friday Afternoon
Reading
Algebra y
Geometry
. Music
Saturday Morning
Penmanship
Drawing
Physicology
History
Saturday Afternoon
Theory . . - -!--.
Civics
Agriculture
Botany
Tn tlio teachers' examinations giv
en March 27, 1920 someone wiote on
History but used tho wrong number.
If the person who lacks a grade in
History will notify mo I shall try and
straighten it out.
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By unanimous action, tho Board of
Directors of the United States Cham
ber of Commerce, nt tho eighth an
nual meeting of the Chamber, held
nf a tint.' In ritv. ndonted a rcsoultion
indorsing tho Americanization plan of
the Salvation Army. This was done
on April 29tn ami was without pre
cedent, as the Chamber had never be
fore indorsed a national organization.
Tho resolution is the only ono before
"The American Ideals Committee,
which was1 created at the convention.
Among other things tne endorsement
says: "The Salvation Army la pro
ceeding with a plan of Americaniza
tion that is in keeping with the pro
gram of the Chamber of Commerce
of the United States to Americanize
the millions of honest workers in our
land, who aro willing to become good
citizenH if they can only bo shown
how, with tho Pame high, ideals that
The SaVvaUon Army hold out to the
American troops in France.'
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No Argument
You know the Story, of two men discussing
a question; one said:
"Look here; I'm not arguirT with you; I'm tellirT you"
. That's the way we feel about onr new styles, made by
Hart, Schaffner and -Marx
We aren't arguing with you; we're telling-' you that
they're the right clothes for you; the rightest clothes
you ever had. If you come in, we'll proveit.
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Straw Hats
We have all the new things in
Straw Hats,, priced very reasonable
$2.50 to $6.00
Underwear
Discard your winter underwear.
Our summer underwear line is com
plete, in all prices. We show a
complete line of MUNS1NGWEAR.
Oxfords for Men
Don't forget we are showing a fine line of, Oxfords for Men.
The new Brogue, the latest for young men. . Also a big line
of white Oxfords.
The. W- G. Hamilton Clothing Go.
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