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The Holt County sentinel., 1921-07-01
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The Holt County sentinel., 1921-07-01
A Handful With oul..ne...

Better is an handful with Quietness,
than both the hands full with travail
aud vexatiou Of spirit. Ecclesiastss
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The Holt County sentinel., 1921-07-01

tre II C hes OF
France for the
shell with his
initials on II, he
vowed that II he
got out alive he
would never for
get the bravery
and sacrifice OF
his com ra d @ 3.
n ow President
Paul J. Healy OF
the Chicago Grain
Prod ducts COM
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-07-01
American Legion
@ Notes

<~~~ss~>~s-s-ss-s
There u not the least doubt In
my mind that II II had not been for the
determined stand Of the American Le-
gion, thinner and I would still be In
prison." writes Sergeant Neff. who
with Sergeant 1mmer was arrested
By the Germans following an attempt
TO capture GrevR Cleveland Bergdoil,
notorious Stacker. The American Le-
gion came to ny aid during one Of
my darkest hourA and It demonstrated
by Its unwavexfng loyalty toward
comrade that ID sublime aspirations
and lofty ldeals concerning comrade-
ship are a living truth"
Men entitled 10 navy retainer pay
and not receiving II should communi.
cate with the navy allotment officer.
navy retainer pay section, Navy de-
partmcnt. Washington. d. c.. accord.
ing to the American Legion Weekly.
Applicants should give the following
data: Full name. date OF enrolment,
rating and class In which enrolled.
present nddress' present rating nun.
Der OF retainer pay checks received
WI any ana amount OF each. date OF
reieas" from acuve duty, date OF dis
charge from reserves.
one OF the largest single cash con.
s.ll a. a. Al. a..
'r'putiohs for the oeneht OF disabled
esSerN'ce tnen mas Deeh rece''eu oS
,ne o. LOUIS ciy central executive
committee Ok the American Legion
ine amount was soWo, "i,hout
su'nR 20 IT, gwen py Mrs' Newton
"a " WILSON, wealthy phllahthropist
OF the city. Tne fund VIII be usei
exclusively 70 Assist disabled ulen IN
obtaining Just compensation and Tor
the reilef of ther dependents.
American Legion posts In Minnesota
are having lively controversy US &c
"hich one has The Oldest LesiOnnalrc
on its rolls Redwood Falls presented
Dr. Gibson, seventy'two yenrs old, who
49, 49, N''I' ="
behJaia'h Harrison inu'' ahi heiu thr
rccoru uhti himpai posi- introuuceu
eepui bro"er' sevehty'slN years oiu'
ana Joe Mason. who admits eighty.sls
yenrs nnd highly prized membership
=" '"' s'" 81. 49,
as resu't OK nsnt whsed on thc
moor OF eohsress oy Representative
hhh'''"h flsh' !r- oi Ne" iora'
prominent american Legion WORKER
reia,iVes OF Aliens VINO ser'ed IN uhe
Aner'cnn army navy anu marine
eorps curing tne "oriu war are Gu
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The Holt County sentinel., 1921-07-01
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AMERICAN
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FOUND VALUABLE WAR RELIC
oregon Legion Man's Best Trophy o,
Gig Conflict 10 Worth
Laros Sum.

Souvenirs varying from a chip Of
Eiffel tower to q German, beer stein
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-07-01
Ex.SERvICE BOYS GET JOBS
President OF Chicago Grain Concern.
Trench Experienced, Does Not
Forget His Buddies.

When Private Paul J, Healy, 33rd
Division, a. f.. r., was waiting In the
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-07-01

Idaho American Legion members
opened their state service and nsm-
bsrship campaign with prayers In a.
most every church In the state.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-07-01

store window posters and strest car
signs aided Summit post Of the Amer
lean Legion at Akron. O.. during Q
nsnbsrship campaign
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-07-01

American Legion posts In Minnesota
are having u lively controversy us &c
which one has the oldest LegiOnnalrc
on Its rolls. Redwood Fnlls presented
Dr. Gibson. seventy.two yenrs old who
served with tho medical corps at rorf
Benjamin Harrison. Ind, aud held the
record until Klmbali post introduced
Adam Brewer, seventy.sIx years old
and Joe Mason. who admits cighty.sis
years md "A highly priced membership
In the Legion. .,....,.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-07-01

As a result OF . nght wagcd on the
floor of congress BY Representative
Hamilton Fish, Jr., Of New York.
prominent American Legion worker,
relatives Of aliens who served In the
American army. navy and marine
corps during tho World war are en-.
titled TO preferred right OF entry In.
to the United States In the three-per.
cent Immigration to DO allowed during
tie next year under the immigration
bill.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-07-01

Only men who were In the service
during the World war will be admitted
to a hotel being erected BY the Port
Hand, Ore, post Of the American L.
siou The post Is enlarging and rs-
modelling upper floors Of IL large club
house to accommodate 70 men.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-03

One Of the most remarkable phetapinyf
ever produced By Cecil B. Dc Mia y
his new Paramount picture A5shhsthMr
10 Think About" which is on view n ths
Davis theatre today and tomorrew. II r
a story in which tire idea Of right think
ing as well as living II admirably hanhi.
ed. Its theme Is Of the ioftiest and Itt
treatment Of that high artistic stznd1rf
which has made Mr.. De Miles previeu.
productions a household word In ever %
cality.
Theodore Roberts. veteran Parnnnotn;
character. has one Of the most difficult
parts OF his screen career In the part 81
Luke Anderson. the stern father WIZ
blinds himself in a 1T Of rage Rene
gambler Of the soth century, and sbtec
driver In his many varied roles. M
Roberts declares that the part Of Luk,
represents the hardest work he ever dic
in his life ,necessiiating as Il aid a STUD,
OF all the characteristics psreuiiar I,
sightless men.
Others IN the cast are Ments Blus
Gloria Swanson. who has an importkn'
supporting part. Claire Mcdowell. Nikkfy
Moore. Julia Faye. James Mason. Thee
dore KosIoff and Tgo Tammamzto
Something 10 Think About m an orir
inal story BY Jeani% MacPherson whc ~
respoasible for "Old Wives for New" an.
the scenario Of "Hzic ana Female"
The second feature Is FATTY Arbuek;.
in his latest two reel cslnedy entitle,
His Wedding Night It ts 4 scream frsfl
beginning 70 end. Paramount mar
zine will also be shown There viii b
no advance In prices.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-03
NURSERY

view u ths time to trim ana pruns
your fruit ard shade trees By EXPERT tree
men. Phone $40. George Monroe.
deczSd
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-03
AT the straad Teddy. Tuesday
Weanesanr

The spiritual and material svpersly
blended in new film play.
Voices" a story Of dynamic for@ yet
full Of caressfng tenderness.
In Voices" which VIII be sen Il tAs
Strand theatre for three days DiAnA A
en- and Coriiss Giles. supported By steh
well known players as Henry Ssd1ey nd
Gladys Ceubnrn viii hold sway he
picture Is, according to its author cbeatsr
De V0nde. has MASTERPIECES and VieAsr
Kremer. Inc, who presents this Gzctp-
tionzl screen drama il szneuins that ir
Voices" they have an attraction vhise
will long be remembered.
Dorothy Dalton and Charles Ray I'm
Back Of the Man" This IL a tenps
story Of big business. Having been -
sisted TO a Big position thrOuTh the IN
swerving loyalty OF Ellen Heltan, z q
quiet, but unusually efficient stenee-z.
pher. Larry Thomas. an ambftlouz esqD.
try youth. decides 70 throw Ellen 0for
and marry the daughter Of the preddni
/ of. the company. despite the fact that b
<hoWs Muriei Brooks 10 b a reckless
pleasure loving parasite.
Don't mise seeing this picture tgaay
| Tuesday and Wednesday. Mztises ga
night. 20 and &c +
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-03

May Allison. in her latest Mstss -
duction. Are All Men AlikeY' vii - %
feature attraction, at the Breed tho4re
today and Tuesday. aArs All Msn
Alike?" IS an sbs.rb'ng phstsplsy APT
ed by A. P. Younger from Arthur str1fs-
er's well known novel. The waff1e 1rtn"
that appeared serially IN kcClursa. kar-
zine. II tell the captivating story ~ q
poor little rich girl who feeis crznp-
ed by the contentien sufroundInes Il her
wings Cor a flight IN 9resntieh vfllaea
There she biunders into an manner a a
ventures with all manner o. r3en. ana Il
is only by dint Of good fortune ana tAs
strong arm OF a good man at the rtKhs
time that prevents her from paying ths
price that 50 many girls in a moment q
reckless folly are called upon 70 pay. A,
It Is Teddy" Hayden runs the gznut OF
experiences with men, all Of whom are
captlvated By her be4nty ana her Appzn
ent disregard for an c0nventisn. InAan.
ed by the. knowledge Of her freely spsk.
en- views on life and the obvioas ffe.
dom Of her way Of living thsy. purzus Ne,
ardently: 5It their cyurse 10 ahrrpfI.
and rudely checked by the arm Of a MIR
who does not share with ~TeidyT Hzyds1
her extreme views Of vemnhs fte<d8n,
Other pictures ON the bIii inciude h.
Pathe news and q Century comedy
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-03

WHEN YOU WANT to put your buzz
ness before the public, there is no medi-
um better than through the advertising
columns Of The Bulletin.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-03
LEaAh NOTICE
PUBLIC SALE

BY order and direction of the Hon
Isaac Wuif. = Judge OF the Superior
Court for the State Of Connecticut, I will
sell At public auction TO the highest cash
tnfnpike leading from Norwich to Gard
ner Lake, In TIE Town of MontvilIe.
Conn, about Il, i5e board feet Of squared
ttmber Of varying sizes and lengths. also
about 1854 besnd feet Of heavy squared
timber. about lie curas Of slab wood and
about as square posts. all on or near the
Stony Crook watershed, In said Mont
Vile. The FIRST property to Be offered
VIII be the first set out In this notice
Sale will be held on Saturday, Jan 1sth
1891, at II O'Clock in the forenoon. II
For further particulars, telephone Ne.
4Se, Norwich.
DATED at Norwich. Conn, this z7th
, day Of December, 1920.
OSCAR II. MAIN.
Deputy Sheriff Of the County Of New
London. 5ans-1e-14
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-03

HOnsEs-My first shipment win arrive
Wednesday morning Is good young
horses, mules; I'll sell them worth the
money. Whites Court, opposite Chelsea
Bank, Franklin So. Telephone 1273-13.
R. j. Dunn. Agent. jansd
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-03

- Brooklyn. n.
Mr.. and Mn. Edward Sage uHeln Lar-
kirt returned frGm their wedding trlg
20 Providence iT,dsy evening New
Years day, Mr.. snf ga Ssre wGs
CUES. AZ tbs hen o. tee ist:s:'- sTsth-
er and sister-in-lsw. Mr.. and Mrs WI
lace Larkin Of Town street Other euetts
inclnded Mrs4 Lzrkln's mother, Nh. %
seph Bessett brother. Joseph Beside
Jr., and his wife. all Of Baltic. NJ. Eks
Mrs.. LArkin recently visited for seven
days at her parents herne IN Baltie-
Miss Grace Pike OF New LSBdvn. Naf
a guest over the week end of superin-
tendent and Mrs. Edward A Smith ssf
Rockwell street.
Chester A Warner. his daughter. Nh,
Daisy Warner and son Harold WarmeI
have returned 70 Brooklyn. n. Y. fslieb
ing recent visit az tho home Of M. ana
Mrs. John s. Bennett Of Town stT6sf
Mr.. Bennsts parents. Mr.. and Mn
Charles 8. Bennett. have returned 20 thtii
home AZ Haughton's Cove. after a stly
at the Bennett home on Town stresf
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-03
AUTO WASHING

any time between a. IN and IL y. m.
Baiiey's Garage. Bath ST. deczsd
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-03
PIANO TUNER
BYRON A. WIGHTMAN
'hsns Sss ROBBINS ootR7
COAL AND wOoD

COAL, seasoned wood and kindlinss In
large or small quantities. Phone 500 r.
Shapiro, Willow St, formerly Durkee
Lane. HaclSd
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-03
rArnn HAHazso

PAInrKN0 and peperhsnRang: nsns
elAen work 1t falling market pxfr6S FtuSs
lese-1. Kadliek, zss CSnhl Aye.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-03
FLOUR. GAIN AND FEED

JUST UNLOADED 1900 barrels Of
good -four. all grades; call Us before
euyings Greeneyille Grain Co. TeL ASS.
novlsd
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-03
A Bulletin To Let
Advertisement VIII Rent II
What Is Coin, On Tonisht:,

Motion Pictures Al Breed Theatre
Feature Motion Pictures az Davis To
atre -. ~
commbh counen Meeting.
unc1a Lodge. No. ii. L o. o. p. nestl
Thames tnicn. No. Az. L. y. Of c
and J. OF A., meets IN Carpenferc' Hall
Third Co, c. A. C.. {. y. a. meets q
State Armory.
meets in Eagles Hall.
Norwich Music lssocisiieh meets a.
Slater Hall &c
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-03
New Raven speaker At 7. 4. 6. A, Ats
IlikrS.

on Tuesday afternoon this week =.
The home OF the Misses Merton on WAS
ington street ]. William Denton Of NV
Haven. Ameficanization ard edncativns
service director Of the state Yong Ma
Christian Association VIII deliver a bfiel
lddrtAs at the monthly meeting 81 -.
Womsn's auxiliary OF the u n. c a
and q large attendance Is expected. A.
the speaker viii tell Of very iinpoftan
phaEe Of 7. NJ. c. A. work. Tht fneet-
ing Is called for three O'Clock. "a
, 1921-05-05
BAGGs MEN will BUY AIRPLANE
(Craig Courier.)

Baggs Is to have an aviation field.
And as an assurance that the field
won't be Idle, Baggs Is to have its
own airplane as we'll. And better
still the ship is to be piloted by a
Baggs man.
Carl o. Iverson. L. B. Maupin and
L. F. Fletcher are the men respon-
sible for activity which will place
Bags on the flying maps Of the
United States in big red letters.
For a long time Carl Iverson, mas
ter mechanic at the Yellow Front
garage, and has had the aviation
bug" All his spare time has been
devoted to reading and study Of air
plane motors and theories Of flying.
A couple Of weeks ago Iverson went
to Denver to give his theoretical
knowledge a try-out.
He entered as a student at the
Curtiss-Humphrey flying school.
Within a few days his thorough
knowledge Of gasoline engines and
mechanics singled him out to Red"
Lendrum, chief instructor. Within
q week the Baggs mechanic was
foreman of the Curtiss-Humphrey
repair shop and receiving special in
struction from the licensed pilots
who wanted him to take a personal
sQuint" at their engines before
ascending.
With this sort of training, Iver-
son made fast progress. A week ago
he started solo flying and Is now
learning all the ms and outs Of stunt
and trick flying. BY May / Carl
1verson will be back ON Snake river
with an International pilots license,
emitting him to fly any ship any
place In the United States.
Mr.. Iverson, with Mr.. Maupin and
Mr.. Fletcher, have already con-
tracted for a Curtiss standard air
plane. to be delivered in Baggs
about the middle Of June. MI. Iver-
son will drive this ship.
No definite plans have been made
for use of the Curtiss ship as yet. 1t
will, however. be used to carry pas
sengers on emergency trips to and
from Southern Wyoming and North
western Colorado. 1t Is hoped by the
Baggs men that Craig will provide
suitable landing field in order that
, 1921-05-05
SAFE OR SORRY?

The action of Judge Tidball of the district court, in issuing
a writ of injunction for the closing for one year of the building
which has been occupied by the Oak bar, should be an eye-opener
to a number of property owners here in whose buildings a NUS
ance is being conducted.
Talk has it that some owners of property who are not in sym
pathy with the new law have openly declared they would not
comply with its terms. Their stand is i'll taken. Whether the
new law is a good or bad one is immaterial. The fact remains
be enforced.
Everyone may not be enthusiastic over the law. But it is
better to be safe than sorry-Laramie Boomerang.
, 1921-05-05
THERE ARE TWO SIDES TO INTERNATIONAL


The assertion is made that alien influences are at work to
s %siss % Siss ~ele ,. estxsse the in t Ye' %dr $t' &st and NJ shf f5 HsTs'' in with
ence could be half so effective in this direction as the refusal to do
} aatefies So " Wh en'i It IS S' ps%em nj n p' thst the 6n n $? States 8 asked %ss
%meriea at s !Hs rams Res sSeu iSn be put un rs se ths necessity necessRy Of 'fs argus
ing with Europe against anti American discrimination in Meso-
il, u The sss ssfh r;9Sf, Of +, tf C o5 III Mss sn sss sisp sss c sjSet s Of A%ss;
il zap does not crate wen upon the ears Of Americans, to WHOM who
this his b ssad s,d q . difpSsition to Hr fsw1Gd generosity generosity a and re saer.i'ee
men Or NATIONS must Be mutual This nation nation is non, no mental NAL, to Oh, be
There are many Americans. not tainted with allsnism Of any
u "a f me Has q the {! United States s government to Yield everything
f S1d IN rs ds5t' n It IS sh in d sf ss' of fns great wt ma nave OF Americans 1'ns1sy x'' to
ssst5s" ~h S@ the ss, Gs;s s s"s ssid Gs'at' fought NTH IN The The E @esS war; n"i &sst
d desiTe, and %ot acts expressive p $ s;d of 81 such tSa : At sentiment should not be
'"': The choice this !! nation will Vi \ make k viii not be one between close
fepasation f from na ta affairs Ges Of of'E ESrop sn'f Every msn ase ss%p'e Of
European selfishness will promote the sentiment ;m in this s. country country
the traditional American policy of non entanslement in trans
European an propaganda = sasie;s at it its best best failed to b bf9S! the Az Amer er
at. at YH int fs. to s sP4 tSis ss tss Am s e a gsSR's aHy b that sat taf sish tn
ma bsi sEfo or f6s liner, in 9ssf Sites to secure ;u tx the sm s'fht ss ssnsi ID at 9Re " sssl
d in;at n Of thUusa and G Of square focs miles Ill j, taken ken f;c% Ssrm Ss1iq by 5as
sixn T Sss: stsit @ii s e tss A snsissi2 a5 sssP ss. fsT ;ssstn seg an" ot t I'll f ss:
t Ss1an fse% ae aGw h ss sn }5a ie dWs do the hot b stsat the is a ali 9Se o %asH ~ aay
-~but we are demanding nothing on that account bqt fair treat
rnent at the hands OF any foreign power no amount 4 propaganda
about obligations" alleged to be the heritage of past relationships
in which we have played an altruistic part, will serve as a suffi-
cient substitute for conduct on the part of other powers to indi-
cative of their own disposition to recognize this republics rights
and Just interests.
There is no room in this country for pro- anything, but
pro -Americanism. The agents of alienism who are engaged in
trying to create in this country either special hostiities or special
attachments. in American foreign relations are guilty Of sub
ordinating the interests of this country to foreign prejudices or
predictions. The pros" and the "antis" engaged in this bust
ness are equally odious and equally dangerous: Let those in this
country who think in terms of Europe go to Europe and let those
who keep America first and foremost in their hearts give earnest
advice to that effect every time an alien propagandist lifts up his
.voice-National Republican.