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The New York herald., 1921-12-25
DEGLARESCOPE NOW
READY FOR MARKET

From tho faculty of the Massachu-
setts Institute of Technology. where
many noted practical inventions for
commercial use have originated. now
comes what Is regarded in many
quarters as the real solution Of the
glaring headlight problem.
The device is called the "Deglare-
scope" and Is unlike anything now on
the market. 1t has been designed and
developed to q point of practical use
by william Suddards Franklin. profess
sor Of physics. and Elof Benson. curator
of apparatus.
The Deglarescope Company. 1910
Maple street. Detroit. has been organized
by Toner and few other we'll known
figures in the motor world. and they are
now ready for production.
The New York herald., 1921-12-25
POPULAR
CHRISTMAS GIFT

THAT the automobile is still the most
popular of Christmas gifts was proved
by the large number of sales we have
made on Hudson and Essex cars during
the last week." says Harry S. Houpt, the
Hudson and Essex distributor.
"As a matter OF fact" he continued
practically every sale we have made
during the past two weeks called for
delivery on or about Christmas, which
indicates that they were purchased as
Christmas presents
The New York herald., 1921-12-25

lied by the National Budget COMMITTEES
of West Eighth street. under the d.
rection of Sam A Lewisohn. well known
banker and city chairman, to support
the movement for national economy and
lower taxes. In addition Mr.. Tisdale al
ready heads the Motor Car Dealers
Division. Every trade and industry In
New York city Is being mobilized. with
the most prominent men In their respec-
tive trades as division commanders.
The New York herald., 1921-12-25
HUNT TO SELL THE
RICkENBACKER CAR

One of the most important automo-
bile deals closed in months was consum-
mated last week when tho Hunt Motor
Car Company was formed. The new
organization is headed by James j..
Hunt. formerly general manager and
vice-president of the REQ Motor Car
Company of New York, who will dis
tribute the new Rickenbacker car in the
metropolitan territory. The new prod
uct, pronounced by those who have seen
1t one of tho sensations for 1922. Is
The New York herald., 1921-12-25
The Automobile Owners Obligation
Be Fair to the Manufacturer and
Dealer by Being Fair to Your Car

the battery. 1t will Immediately be attacked
by the sulphuric acid. and. In the form of
a suIphate, be deposited on the plates. thus
preventing them from taking a charge.
/ would suggest to every auto owner that
he gets a book Of instruction from the manu-
facturer of his battery and read 1t and
follow Its Instructions carefully. BY so doing
he will get far longer and better service
from his battery than he otherwise would.
II needs care. watching and attention.
The New York herald., 1921-12-25
TLSDALE JOINS ARMY:
HEADS BUDGET GUARD

Glenn A. Tisdale. president Franklin
Motor Car Company Of New York. has
accepted appointment as commander Of
the automobile accessories division in
the mobilization of New York business
men in the Budget Guard. being organ
The New York herald., 1921-12-25
sARNEY,s BIG ORDER.

Word has just been received In trade
circles that Barney's Auto Parts Com
pany, Inc, 2s6 West Fiftieth street, has
placed a half million dollar order for
replacement parts with the Warren Gear
Products Company. Warren. Pa. for de-
livery in the spring OF 1922.
The New York herald., 1921-12-25
The AutOmO Obile Speaks
:, II tc11s you what it IS. what i tsa
Ne,fa rouGircs and It asks to- SsS
g., ~ s 70 % be troatcd fairltf eaSEE
gsJ Jsee7i,s, E..I,o,.;1s ~ r c,.;,r5az r. r.
- BA ,
E,odc11lF CGucyTIch.
-" "
NO. 4O-DEMOUNTABLE RIMS.

Only those automobiles before the introduction
when from half
jacking
A
minutes of
be
wheel wheel
wtggng entirely the dmountable
been correctly
dmountabe tight feoe of the
the
a
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-07
Notice Of Stockholders Meeting.

Notice Is hereby given that the regu.
lar annual stockholders m, citing Of the
Home Bank Of Forest City win be held
at its banking house In Forest City
No., ON the nth day Of January, 1921
Said meeting will be convened at nine
o'clock a. m, and continue at least
three hours, unless the object 70,
which said meeting is called be accom-.
plished sooner. The purpose for which
this meeting is held is to elect five
directors for the said bank to serve
during the ensuing year, and the tran
saction Of any other business which
may properly come before the meeting
PHILIP SCHLOTZHAUER,
A. NJ. BROWN, President
Cashier.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-07

II Is here now ordered that all persons
Interested in the estate Of said deceas-
ed be notified that application as
aforesaid has been made, and that un-
less the contrary be shown on or be-
fore the first day Of the next term of
this court to be held on the 9Th day or
February, 1921, an order will be made
for the sale Of the whole, or so much
OF the real estate Of said deceased as
will be sufficient for the payment OF
said debts; and II is further ordered
that this notice be published in some
newspaper in this state for four weeks
before the next term of this court.
A true copy from the record.
Witness my hand and the seal of
said Court this 2sth day Of December,
1920.
HARRY M. DUNCAN,
Judge and Ex-officio Clerk
(Seai) Of Probate.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-07
u. Jesus Answer ". 22).

We SN'ee NsWcr W. --ls
The Lords answer was an nstonisl
lug revelation 10 Peter. lie said "No
until seven times. hut until seyent,
times seven" This shows that on
Willingness to forgive should he limit
less.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-07
Order Of Publication,
State OF Missouri, County Of Holt, IS.
In the Probate Court. Adjourned

State OF Missouri, County Of Holt, IS,
In the Probate Court, Adjourned
Session Of the November, Term
1920, December II, 1920.
In the Matter Of the Estate of Ellc.l
Deffcnbaugh, deceased.
George w. Meyer. administrator OF
the estate of Ellen Deffenbaugh, de-
ceased, having heretofore presented tc
the court his petition, praying for an
order for the sale of 30 much of the
real estate Of said deceased rs will
pay and satisfy the remaining debts
due by said estate and yet unpaid fol
want Of sufficient assets, accompanied
by the accounts, lists and inventories
required by law in such case
on examination whereof = Il Is
here now ordered that all person,
interested in the estate Of said deccas'
ed be notified that application al
aforesaid has been made, and that un-
less the contrary be shown on or be-
fore the first day Of the next term oi
this court to be held on the 9th day oI
February, 1921, an order will be made
for the sale Of the whole, or so much
of the real estate Of said deceased al
will be sufficient for the payment Of
said debts; and II Is further ordered
that this notice be published in somt
newspaper In this state for four weeks
before the next term Of this court.
A true copy from the record.
Witness my hand and the seal o1
said Court this 28th day Of December
HARRY NJ. DUNCAN,
Judes and Ex-officio Clerk
(6eal) - ef Prsaetd.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-07
Order of Publication.

State of Missouri, County Of Holt. SIS.
In the Probate Court, Adjourned
Session of the November Term,
1920. December II, 1920.
In the Matter of the Estate Of William
Brasch, deceased.
George w. Meyer, administrator of
the estate Of William Brasch, de-
ceased, having heretofore presented to
the court his petition, praying for an
order for the sale Of SO much Of the
real estate Of said deceased AZ will
pay and satisfy the remaining debts
due by said estate and yet unpaid for
want Of suffieient assets, accompanied
by the accounts, lists and inventories
required BY law - s,ach sAss, whereof
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-07

noon, Dee. 20, in honor Mrs. W. T.
Walker. The house was beautifully
decorated in Christmas greens. The
club presented Mrs. Walker with a
beautiful silver spoon. Dainty re-
freshments were served and jolly
good time was enjoyed by all.
Kenneth Oppenlander, Of the Ma
rion district, aged 10 years, who was
run over by q truck and had his leg
broken and taken to q St. Joseph hos
pital, 10 reported as doing as well as
could possibly be expected.
Lost On Friday, Dec. 81, q coat,
Oregon. Tbs coat is khaki eolored
maekinaw. Finaer plsase lsavs at this
effios end reeelyo ySWnId
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-07

JUNIOR TOflC-i.earning to Forgive.
INTERMEDIATES AND SENIOR TOPIC
-ForRlving and Forgiven.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
forgiveness. Its Meaning and seops
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-07

Jesus was filled with the 10y OF life
because He had the most Joyous ideu
Of God that was ever thought OF. Je.
sus tnught the disciples that they
could take the RNest things In life an'l,
raising them TO their highest power
ascrlbe them to God. He told them
about the FatherhoOd Of God and said
IF " who ere evil know how to give
good gifts unto your children, hov
much more your heavenly Fatherr r
yssas taught men 70 interprst 0ed is
~ earns q ~ sp.utsslly bsst
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-07

Harvey Evans has had the interior
Of his grocery store nicely painted and
redecoreted. Littleton Darnell, Of
Mound City, did the work.
Until January 8. 1921, we will send
you The Sentinel and st. Joseph Daily
Gazette (without Sunday for $5.e0.
The Sentinel and Daily and Sunday
Gazette, one year, for $3.50. This Of
Ter u for cash In advance, sbseluteiy.
--George Mnton and wife, Of For
tescus, lat this week for Californis.
whore they will spend the wiAtsr with
their dsushtsr, Mrs. Fay Neyers
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-07
Thank God Every Mornlno.

Thank God every morning when you
get up that you have something To do
that day which must he done whether
you like II oftAnot. Being forced 20
work and forced TO- do your best viii
breed in you temperance. sslf-control,
diligence, strength OF win. content. and
a hundred virtues which the idle.never
knOw.-Charles Kingsley.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-07

Ed Freeman is IN Bryan, Ohio,
where he will visit with his two sisters.
for a couple Of months.
On Saturday evening. January I,
Miss Lille Morgan, Of st. Joseph. who
is visiting at King Gillenwater's, near
Forbes. while returning home from
one Of tho neighbors, the carriage ov-
e, turned near the old Henry Blum
place, throwing the young folks out,
and Miss Morgan had her left arm
broken near the wrist. She was
brought TO DR.. Thatcher's office about
] ! p. M, and had the arm set, and Is
doing very well at present.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-07
Mrs. Emma Guthrie and daughter

Alberta, of the Lincoln district, left
last week for Holyoke, Colo, where
they will make their temporary home
with her daughter, Harry Gelvin and
wife. She has rented her farm to her
nephew, VIM. Mcclure.
w. l.. Hodgin and wife, who have
heen out to Colorado Springs and
Manitou, Colo, for the past four
nao1ths, on health hunting trip. are
back IN Holt county, visiting their
mahy relatives and friends. They both
I el benefited BY the trip and will re-
turn to these points Is soon a. they
get their Wait over.
Mrs. Hsxvsy Evans sntsrtained
- Hyl. ~ y. q clnh Tuealay A4kex-
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-07
papnevEp urlroln INTERNATIONAL
SlJNlMS0l0ld
LESSON
By REV. y % riTHwATER. ID. D.,
Teacher Of English Bihle In the Moody
Bible Institute Of ChIcagoD
Ia. 1870. Wn.iefn NrNspaner unInnD
LESSON FOR JANUARY 9
JESUS TEACHES FORGIVENESS.

SGSoo 'GNSHGS FoNs'NENcSS.
LESSON TENT-Matt N.2i-1.
GOLDEN TENT-lf Sc forgive men
their trespassna. your heavenly Father
Will also forgive you-Matt sll
i,EFERENCE MArERIAi,-aiatt s:i2.
lt' isiS-0. Luke a. =. =. Eph I, 81. q.
Col 3.is-is
PRIMARY TUPlc-Forgiyins one An.
other
JUNIOR TOriC-iearnlnE to Forgive.
INTERN EDiATE AND SENIOR TOPIC
-ForRlving and Forgiven.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
Forgiveness: lts Meaning and Scope.
In this lesson we have divine In.
struciions ns to our behavior 10 casp
Of. ill.treatmcnt.
!. Peters Question ". 2D.
This question. "liOw often shalt ms
brother SIN against ne and ! forgive
hlmf probably vas occasioncd by III.
III treatment which Peter was then re-.
crlNing ~ the hands " his fellow dis
"iples. ChriSt's confession of Peter
brought him Into the iin.lirht. The
question ~ the disciples tis:D "who
Is the greatest III The kingdom Of hcny.
"hf' shows that there was some jral
"usy "f Peter am"ng the disciples aud
consequent contention among them
From the Lords teaching rs to the
Efforts :" hrlng nh"ui reconciliation IN
case nf uf"n~"S between brother ani
brother N" knew that u would require
the exercise ~ The spirit of forgive.
mess. Peter disposed iu h. gracious IN.
qIir"s "1ill seven iin-si" showing his
rcn,ln"~s H. furriN. his brother not
three lines. hut twice three times am.
n lliil, over.
". Jesus Answer ". 22).
The Lords answer was an nstonlsh
lug revelation 10 Peter. lie said "Noi
uniil seven times, hut until seventy
times seven" This shows that our
Willingness TO forgive should he limit.
less.
~. The Two Creditors tvv. - 35).
This parable Of the two creditors II.
iustrntcs His principles of forgiveness
!. The gracious creditor Nv. 23-27),
TIL, King IN this parnhI. repics.nIs !
God. und the servant who Is greatly iu
debt represents the sinner--any sin,
ncr. every sinner, you and me. W.
we're hopclcssIy In debt tn God. Ten
thousand talents are equal TO soln,
twelve millions OF dollars. To meet
this obligation would he nm utter Inn.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-06
LATEST VICTIM OF
DIVORCE

Another innocent victim of the di'
vorce evil has appeared in the lime
light
Il Is Fido
Fldo finds himself bone Of Goa.
tention between master and mistress
IS they near the parting of The ways
Charles Erbsiein. Chicago attorney
aays the custody OF pedigreed dog
has been a difficult factor in many OF
ais divorce eases recently. sometimes
ending in the agreement that each
shall nave he dog Tor six months of
the year
All Of winch causes MS 10 wonder
what We are coming 10 anyway When
a man and woman who have taken the
marriage vows come 10 prefer The 40
riegy Of dog to that OF each other.
II wonld seem that the reflection we're
rather in favor OF The dog
There IS, however one eonsoling
feature 81 the situation. While the
controversy is going on. Fida remains
Diiszfaliy ignorant of the impending
tragedy. unlike innocent children
whose hearts are often torn by rival
affections for their unhappy parents.
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UNCLE GEORGES
SUNDAY MORNING
SERMON
Hotel Clarendon,

Hotel Clarendon,
Seahreeze. March 4.
Editor Daily News;
The Triple Cities. or the Long
City OF the Halifax. extending from
Ormond on the north and New
Smyrna on the south. Is one of the
most beautiful places on earth. No
other city can boast OF being thirty
three and one-third miles long and
having one hundred miles OF water
front. and every foot OF II available
for building purposes We have no
million dollar residences here, bat We
have more good comfortable homes.
varying from $4,000 to $4,000 and
100000 and the finest class OF people
that can be found in any city of IT'S
size. Ii is bound TO grow aud grow
rapidly We couldn't stop il ii we
would.
We have some undesirables, OF
course, as every city has, but they
are comparatively few, and they are
so we'll known that they do not pull
on as many foul stunts as they other
wise would. We know one thing that
ii we keep our city free from crooks
OF all kinds that we will have good
clean city IN WHICH 10 I'VE ana u
bring up our children. We also know
if We should allow professional crooks
10 work our tourists, that the better
class would not come here. and claim
that the Triple Cities is a pretty safe
place in which 10 spend the winter as
well as 10 live in. Occasionally we,
like all cities. have some dirty sneak
thieves who would rob a church and
chase the minister after his shoes or
grab a woman's purse, but these cases
are few and far between
When more extreme cases occur we
| should follow the example OF The
vigilance committee in The Wild Nest
and get rid OF them. Tor they are a
great detriment 10 any community. |
/ waa in Cheyenne, Wyoming la 1866.
a few weeks after they had organized
/ there, and was told how the commit
I tee went 10 the three worst crooks
! and told them that unless they took
( the 1880 p. IA. train west that night
/ that their bodies would be hanging on
! tripods on three different corners al
/ the street. They did not go. but theft
) carcasses were hanging in ideatiGslly
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TIE COST Or BEING POLITE

The American public could save S..
200 900 year in telegraph tolls by
disseminating The use Of the word
nlease in kilograms.
Bul what profit hath ii that the peo-
Fle save 50 100000 year. and lose
something Of the sweetness of court
cay
There may be efficiency engineers
aRa cost economists hunting for pen
nies 10 save who will b. shocked Il,
nch seeming waste OF words and
money. But Americans. spending So
taeeue e year on one courteous word
fre investing well and wisely.
IL S really gratifying to lind Amer
lea spending SO much on one word Of
courtesy when so many Of us are
lax "a words and deeds Of courtesy
Thar cost Us nothing at all.
Courtesy is a sweetening element in
lhe ordinary relations of our common
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the same spot designated and promised
by the COMMITTEES and they we're lei
hanging there all the following Gay
with this sign. Warning 10 erouAs
on each one That day was the be-
ginning OF law and order IN tie cay
of Cheyenne This nas os tttis
ancient history but nevertheless 4 e
absolutely true. Should slth ~ -
eurrence come 10 us sere. which / -
moi believe ever will then les ns usst
up a sign. same as one used during ttis
war in an eastern town al corner =
the road where there % eoalAss
graveyard. it read a. if1icws Wv
nnteers Wanted. ~ake ~. yunr eosl
try needs Yen
We must remember thaf Ns are -
a race. wonderfully fergetliH people
We start things going good fa4'tss
too. anil then let taem die aaerniDs
This Long City ai the Halifax. @4fh
it's marvellous sasaniages IN i0raii1A
and climate. must ~ made e mater
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-06
TIE GIFT CORN MISSION

Farmers Of the United States de-
serve recognition FOR their willing
ness - give so 900 coo bushels OF corn
81 ars.ag Europe
The GIFT Corn Relief mission is I'M
der sAe personal direction OF Carl S.
NFooman. formerly assistant secretary
~ agriculture The corn has been Of
Heiallv accepted by Herbert Hoover.
"a charge of European relief work.
ship crews and railroad workmen
viii man the trains and ships to trans
port the corn TO the needy countries
without compensation Presidents vii
lard 81 the y. & O.; Finley, of the
Chicago a Northwestern. and Mark.
nam, Of the Illinois Central, say then
r.Aids stand ready 10 furnish the
eaalpyent
Farmers VIII transport their corn
% the local elevator. where it win
20 sheiiea and the county farm agent
sfil arrange 10 have the corn shipped
go eenters where full cars win be
made. up and shipped 10 export points
There still exists in the human
heaFt HE spirit Of humanity.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-06
ORMOND


What may be called a bold theft OF
a Standard car took place early sun
day morning from the yard Of Mr.
stanton on the Dixie Highway. The
car belonged TO ] X. 1otman, of Elie,
Pa. He had retired, bur hearing a
peculiar noise, sprang TO the window
IN time 70 see the car leaving the
yard and headed north. After day
light Sunday morning a trip was made
north, following tired tread and oil
north. following tire tread and oil
miles north. smashed in pieces and
buried. The party who drove the
ear evidently took the wroag road.
over TWO sand piles. several logs and
into palmetto tree With great force,
and the car IS complete wreck
Geo. Stirthause. who has a dairy
and vegetable farm. suffered a shock
Friday last, effectmg one side ana is
confined TO his bed and may he un-
able to work any more.
The recent fair OF the Ormoad
Union church, held at Hotel Ormond,
was a great success, netting the church
400. Great credit is due the ladies'
for their efforts Co make this a pleas
ant social event
Honor Roll.
Eighth Grade Laura Green.
Seventh Grade John Memtz. Edith
Delaney Herman Kezak Donald
Dressner
Sixth Grade-Andrew Bostrom. Dan
lei Delaney. Dorothy Futch ltveIa
Wingate
Fifth Grade-Lfllian De Grom edna
Carnell. Daisy Norris Joseph Ia
J France
Fourth Grade Etbel Relic. BESSIE
Bennett. Helen Bosuom. Clara Pickett.
/ Emma Schmidt Pearl Stuckey. Doro.
/ thy de Grom, Edward Bostrom
Charles Burnett Geo Cameron. Ollie
1 Fntch. Stewar, Rawlins Joseph iii,
kulka
Third Grade Lillian de Grum. Flea
/ nor Welt Mary Miku1ka TATE Ben
nett. Tony kezak. Dan Murphy Bot-
( den Vim CLYDE HuA
I Second Gade Eileen Brown Nirgie
/ Cameron. June Cunningham Eduh
Carlson Jeanette stanton
/ First Grade Lucille Bastrom. Dofo
thy Johnson, Monica Thompson. James
/ Bostr0m. Ernest Bennett Carey Mil.
ler. Tom Murphy. Freddie Schmidt
/ ssunday exclusion to Tomoka River
/ $3.50 a. m. CPS 3-5-2t
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rsau me greater rss~ra
haven't : thing - Ease<f sxeefs
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tent rssr-@skitf.etl insfa<sFtass ~st M
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t.sus issHeu. 81 faag 4esr $50
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life. We are not impolite people, but !
we are In hurry and in our hurry I
NE take the rougher way when The
smoother Que is so much easier.
1t was source of never-ending de-
light among men OF the A. Z. F. TO
hear ticket sellers at railroad stations
and clerks in postoffices In France,
say '.merei monsieur tthank YOU
sir, when the sale OF stamp or ticket
WAS concluded.
II was as ii one had done them 4 SER
vice by buying ticket or a stamp.
Courtesy has become second nature
among the French.
Recently some newspapers have
been awarding cash prizes to polite
folks discovered BY reporters. These
we're special rewards. bat. in truth.
courtesy always has paid. one way or
another. The old nursery rhyme said L
we'll.
Kind hearts are gardens.
Kind thoughts are roots.
Kind words are blossoms
Kind deeds are fruits.
TO---1---~--
! First they eourt.martial navy avn
ators for not quitting their balloon
soon enough ana now a mail aviator is
on the carpet for using a parachute
too soon.
o-o-
Charles Giipln's seat At the Drama
League banquet promises TO become
as famous as John Gnpin's seat on a
horse
-o
paraerapher asks what has hap.
pened 10 the oldfashioned Wife, You'll
find her at the polls if Mrs Calvin
Coolidge ever runs for Office
-O-~Q---
Hiram Johnson viii help fight New
York traction bills. Golly, isn't there
trouble enough at the other END Of HE
! continent 10 keep him busy
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CURB MARKET

'Keep in mind the Baptist Church
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Hiram Johnson win help fight New
York traction bills. Goly, isn't there
trouble enough at the other end OF The
continent 10 keep him nusy
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4 paraerapher asks what has hap.
rened 10 the oldfashioned wife. You'll
find her at the polls if Mrs. Calvin
Coolidge ever runs for Office
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Charles Giipln's seat Al the Drama
League banquet promises To become
as famous as John Gnpiu's seat on a
horse
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