Evening sentinel, Thursday, June 14, 1917 · page 6

 

 

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1& A. L. GOLDEN, Props
Huntsman 13?“-L
nuns GOLDEN

DA JUNE 14,1917

TUBE ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW
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' rise: 4: 19; sets 7. 27

 

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SOUTH NORWM 1 than is good for either of them, 'seeingl

fthat they cannot provide proper living
facilities for their present population.
Both are suffering from mu 111g pains
And we find the
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prflsidcnt of
.-1el;~ nd ( l‘mmblr of Commerce >113:-
wuke up.

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must do some planning.

keno 1'10 legld we sl't'tlm'd years. ago.
'1'111-1e it no reason for latllng Detroit,

gct ahead of us."

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"1 SENTINEL TELE-
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1 ria11 Rooms—92.
.1 1%: Office—93.
tar-walk Branch Office—1388.
'tor’s Residence—2182
y Editor’s Residence—«14924

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.1 1m Manager’ 3 Bondsman—II

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WE BOUGHT OURS- -DID YOU?

Jackson Barnett, fullblood Creek
Indian- Wiih a monthly lllcolnc from
#191111an of about $510,000. of which he
39mm spends 111111'11 than $100, is
Wting most 01' his capital in l.ibcrly

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. Hippollto \‘illa. hrolht-r of Francis-
90,.bought one $100
aounces thul Francisco i.:'
We $1,000 worth,

bond and all-
going 10

Bunkers slain llltll

ery Villista along the border who
as any money 1.: buying a: 1113111
Liberty Bonds us he 1' mil

cIIrape up cash for.
I John 11. 1101-1101111
1100 worth.

You may not bc in 1‘11:
class financially, 1101' )‘cl 111 .\1r.

11'1' bought «1111104)

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11.4 lllllchI
11.1 \o
lllll'illl 0!

But you‘ve got
American. spirit, huvcll‘l
”it let the Mexicans

just
you?

not

CITY COMPETITION

be filled 111-11 at it again, 'l‘hc tll'ult
gistration 11111: supplied figures
which new

on
eslilnlltl's 01' population
a the country is busy
lg‘urcs, and
‘Ir Making plans to outstrip them.
' This.

gloating over

spirit of conlpetilion is. 111 5400,

.511 the case of the .~lu:1|l
files.

lllllllll'll)illi-,

A small city 111.11 lutks ambi-

romote that ambition, is “dcud
he I:
progressive to put up with old hmrv's
osink into the
material prospm'ily and spiritual wel-

1111111 of its tilizcns.

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:1 11111111114 fulfil to I

(Illit‘h that arc

voicing, through active efforts 111
their own, generally “do things" to
ustlfy their growth. They act bu~y.

With public implfl‘olflnt‘llla‘. ’1111'1 lilliltlI
otters sewcls and lay 1111101 I
IalléInts 111111 erect fincd public buildingsI
ll- get better watcl' supply and 11.1.2111
nd trancportation. They obtain 11-
mules.- and fill them with books, and
call 111'. books
hey keep clean and healthy.
pen business opportunities and more-
.ation facilities.

:But there is a limit beyond
Ipetltion becomes less commenda-
é No city is too small. if it

pa 1, 11-

They establish pul'k'. .
'l‘hey ’

 

which

f unc-

lohs properly as a live, prosperous.
bberful, self-sufficient
But a city may be too big for the wel-
001 its people.

{is doubtful where the line should

civic

community.

Some studcnts 01'

to question

ran-n.
blems are
her it is well fol' any city to have
Ire than 1,000,000 inhabitants. 0111--
Ii's nsist that half a million is
Dough—that beyond that figure it is
o‘st'lmposslble for 11 city to 11111111
mics and take care of its people
(i ualely. It is easier if a city has
100,000. That number can con;
into better 011

inclined

their problems,

, .ofI hoilseing, transportation, 111111-
and health that confront the

milking- themselves happy or un-
'y over the qumtion whether they
111111 or fifth or sixth or tenth
bloatlonal' roster,

 

the sh'o'Wlng made by its
‘fién-olt. B'olh cltlelsoniipenr

' I w 111 W near

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Rockt ft‘lit'l" 2

its‘ rivalsl

ml, a wholesome one. It is iltilllll‘tli)lt',

it is likely to ho smug and 1111-?

[Count liohellnollt'ln

peers, based on excellence of scholar-
_ ship. athletics' and character

to bring family influence to bear in

and planning.
.sch'e'mcs to distance their rivals. ,

J1111011I really

lion 1'11 st'rving a city's own citizens.

 

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TAXlNe lDLE LAND
I T111 1911- .8! industrial 111111111011:

I‘tummissions has reported that ‘3.‘~

2 0.000 ful'lnlrs are rllugglillf' for a
Ibitl'c ('xlt-l'Pllf‘e on farms of less than

while. 50,000
large ll'acls have four-fifths of

150 acl'cs,”
I their
area idle. Some of our congressmen
are now urging that a special tax he

ble. pur'pow of raising war revenueI'

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Few citizens have any idea of the

Icnorlnous area that would be su‘scep-I
little to stun .1 1.11: The, census depart-
Ilnent leports that only three- fifths of
,Iollr farm land 'lhut
leulcs some J10 000 000

1'1 01' 20 acres per family. Plainly,

is improved.

111111110 land were cultivated. 01 any-

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lvuni'sh magically,

England faced a similar situation 11
The ,“1'111 lauded

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I.'t .1111; of the nobility 110111 51111111 tunes
Itlllti 111 pl 11119.0 tracts ol good land lln
.Ipl'nductivc1.101d;l:101g0 taxed them

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Elv'vl'nucs, equalized tux buldens. forc-
i111 1110 1110111111111 up of munv e'slutes in
Ito filllllfl .1llIlinc'211'1scd the ilfllltflllllll"
We could do 1110 same thing

And though it

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in! oulptlt._
Inn a far larger scale.

in that direction.

The public is coming to act» the fol
I,l_v from the standpoint of the common
speculators hold

wc ”1111', of 11 11111;:

country 01

I land out of 11.:0 ill cilhcr
:1'113, 111111 i“?l|lillg for
[1.11111 by 1111- 10111n11:nilj.'s growth and
pl'ogl'css.

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MR. HOHENZOLLERN OF DETROIT

 

11c! roit has been harboring a full-

iu l1c'l 1.51110: 11111

ly- 11110 princcs l‘1u~:~1.lsavs he

would gladly enlist ill the army of l 11-
yo. it's

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clr- Sum if he wele lwcntv

\‘lIillllRl‘l'.

was born ill Detroit, though 110 11.12“

pusscd :1 good pul't of his 110' ill Ger-I

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1

'Wilk‘h you all know 01' 11111111 to know.

mallv.

Mr.
0 1'0 bl'ouuhl out 111' questions of the
Ulllll‘d Stan's Marshal to whom be ap-
plied for permission to puss through
Count Hohen-

110111'1170110111 .~' name and status

111:1 l't'-stl‘icte(l district.
the due Aliens

that

zollcrn answered

ntruighlfmwal'dlv, and declared
l'e hcarlilv 'lppl 01 es of the course tak- I
on by the United States,—

11‘ doesn’t; seem to do foreign nobil-
ity any particular harm to spend a lit-.
tic lime imbibing our plain democratic
ulmosphcrc .King Albert of the 1301-
glans lost nothing by his experience
:11: :1 reporter on an Amcrican new 9110-,
per. The Chinese students of highI
universities are helping to carry theI
ideals of democracy though the un-' ,
settled conditions their time. 11 1|
might be a good plan. when the warI
is over, to scatter the youth mem-
bers of the relgning German families
in American boarding schools. A lit

lle competition for place among their

of

would
be wholesome.

11 is probable that Mr. l-Iohenzollern
of Detroit, with his present heath
'ments, isn‘t exactly popular with his
uncles and aunts. But after the wk:
(1's over heI may be in a better position

.50' useful a direction.
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'A' musical publisher 'says' that hos

Angolan aloud has produced “300 new

patriotic songs' since the 11111111111111»

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the

We;

must'

north while is ('0111le-‘

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owners of ,

'and forcing the land into cultivation}

acres idle~—I

1:. our food problem would‘

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I 111111 inlore.

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119.11: now forty-scroll, and:

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abl',oad 01' 011 the sell, this proud na- offered
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,Murk now the march bl the Flag, when

lincreascd

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ITHE hlESIISAGE really brokcn Hence when General
OF THE FLAG, Lee acknowledged final defeat at Ap

I Ipomatox C'oull llouse and handed his

3113' RM.

Taliaferro 1". ‘Caskui’. D. D-y sword to th-ncral 11111111 the 11111111101111-

111. clol' 01' Christ Church. East Imcus lcadtl' of 1111- L'nicn forces ill-

] Nol'Mllk. Conn. lstantly rcl'urned the blade with 1111>
l T111515 Flag 11:11, andcarrics with it ““Q‘IH "Tap-.1 11 back 111111 11 bath,

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it lldll"1011( 2111111111 IO ”19 1111110“ “09' Gen. Lee, it could not be worn b1. 11

0nd to none 01 our national holidays.!1,1111-u-111,111'

1191115 Of American Dallli'llb'w and Pb" lwal'. gat't 1111113111 and all his fine 111-
petially at this solemn time, when lile‘el'gieIs 10 m9 upbuilding 01' a dig-man.
‘uatlun 1.:- .11 1111111111 1111 flag may 1111' 111111 school 11111111 1.: now 11111111111111.1111
chant-1 await 2111011111 [Million] 01 blood .111 1111 Washington and 1.1111 l'llit'er-
\111111'11'1'111us1v-u the bossilficthlesh-Isily. .1. few yours later 11111 soldier-
old 01' battle, lili‘l't‘ Could 111- no lillt‘TIpl'vsjdl-nl, 111111) was so great in the
llllll‘ 10 “‘08“ iilt‘ 1111111 and 11181013 of :field of St'Iltlllll‘k'illllS as on the flpld of
thedc .'11 old ”1”) Iwar. hustcned hi: death by ialigm
011 1111' l"'0ult1tulh day ofJunl'.l771,Ia1:d oter- strain. blought on while bid
f‘loumt'» 111ml“) 11181 UH‘ flag of ”Willing 1101001111 1111- r'él'ple cutalittes of
lellllmlltll lIIllltd SHIPS ‘11011111 bf‘ lnil-1111' l'nioll army on 1111 111d battlefield,
alternate red and \1'11111'.Iwh1-re forty years 11110110 they had 11101
that the union should be thirteenth] deadly strife,
Islul's, while on :1 1111111 field. rcprescnli

teen sll'llpcs,

I
a new cullslcllatlon in the sky of 110- great leaders

Ilions. As 11111 llulubor of stripes ill'Iglitifi‘." is it any wonder that on D0110-
.

1111051411 1'1’ Ill“ 21111111.:s10n 0f 110\\',Iruion Day a few yral's ago each 1111111-

slalcs it 11111111111 upon 11111 suct'eh'norslper of 1h» 0 _2_ it Post of (hivngo'

1111110 “blue and the

10 our Revolutionary fathers lllut thewus decorated with a jagllnlne p105.I
,lilllllt‘
so 1111:11'1ly 111' raised 11111 governmonl'

dev‘llopmem of 11111
would clltail 1111 lllt‘l‘t‘flst‘
that would make the ting lncon- Confederacy." “11110 then, we lejnice
\enit'ntly wide. Honco Congress. 011 I1}1.11 lhe“Sla1‘SIp.111glcd Bouncr”

April 3, 1511; enacted 111111 the thilleenI alone again, its trillluphan marl-11.

nullon Estiin from the south given by lhl- (‘lli-

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original stripes should be restored and do not withhold from 1111.1 "stark andl

111:1111' 1111cl1ung0‘uble that the Marshal's" our admiration of the bravery

should continue. :11: they wrre, and that with which it was borne on many 11,

0111' star should be 111111011 011 the litiilIlS- well fought field. and we cannot but.

juggling 1011113110 taken immediately, the tendency is 111111 111' :1 0011' state. i‘unl'l-rling 10 lilififi)’l’11pnlhizt‘ with its mournful puthos
.‘ll"

ll'c 11:11! now consists of lilil‘lf'l'llIolI a Soulhcl'n ode ill "The (‘onqucrcd

11011711111111 stripes and l'ol'ty-clnllt stars. llunncl‘“ which closes:

11111' 1111: was born and grcu'." “Furl that llunncr softly,
The beauty 01' the flag which Con-fl Touch it not,

Hl‘tSH thus created for the liepublch

has been 1110 admiration of llllltlyI

slowly,
unfold it never:

1.01 it droop there, l'llrlcd forever."
Thus ful' 1 Intro drawn attention to

l . ~ < - V.
11“.“. own benp-‘ptit‘lfi, but ll was left 101' l'l'uncls bt‘till 11111 birth hull march of the flag, lt't
"lion to grow, and 11111111., v and will 111111: 5' 1111 increased value but illto lh'll INI‘I ‘0 “In“ ”I" ““5““ ”d“ I" ”19.1"? “0‘” uoccnl “4" "193533“- ‘-‘I “”1

11:11:. le :illlllOl‘ W115 1'1 prisoner on its obvious message is patriotism. a
board one of the llrltluh ships (11111111: 1010 01' (3.00111‘
tho 111 11111.1rdp.1111 of Foil \iclfenl'y. nation which

by the British llecl , St'ptfptttrlotlsm was an clcnlcnl of rclilzion.
tombcr, 1811. As the sun went downqlnd in every nation cinch the love of
11111 imprinoncd 11001. 1101.111 with exul-Icountry 111111 been second only to 11111
11111011 111 111 Old Glory still 11.11011 from love of God A: the lovn of the lluulltll

, 110011 111-'plw\1 0f Kaiser Wilhelm limit ;1111 flag-stall 0f l-‘ort .\lc11enrv11nd as Ifunlllv 11.111 divinely implanted 101' 1111.
Johann \l'illlt‘lln. 1 “' i111 1101111111!

0m, 01 1111‘ th‘ll 111011111111 111111 (1111' flag was Still [11018,Zhumnn home, so the love of country ‘IIIIZIIIIS for ”I“ (Illl'it‘hmonl ”I II WW.
rockets red glare giViuI-r 1|‘001' KISOIIKh'has been as sucrcdly kindled for 11ch
' tcrlal gain if we would 1:010. the 1111- I

heart he, watchcd the dcfcnsc and preservation or the

he was moved to writc: Idefcnso and preservation of the state.

"0 say. can you 500 by lht‘ dnwn's {1101100. patriotism constitutes the
curly light. ”111.1111. he ituprcgnnblc bulwark of a
What so proudly wc hailed at the country. A nation is immortal so long

I
twilighl's last gleaming?" {as patriotic 'lovc lusts. To awaken

1 need 1101 (111010 the thrilling wordsi‘md train the patriotic instinct ltlto an
intelligent and noble passion is the
and which kindle an enthusiasm in III-III duty or ”‘0 “I“IC‘S' finch 113.1
"A1111'1lcanheal'ls such as the “Mursall 1‘“er generation as it comes upon
1.11:0”"1‘111 Wacht 11111 theim.” 01 “God' In” stage. 51‘9“” I)“ taught ‘0 I'VCOS'"
”1‘.... the King" could never arouse in 11120 the nation as the chl'cnbrei‘ls'lcin
French, German or English breasts. “'Ih“ ”0““ 5‘0““ 0f “OHM—“19°“
and wherever, at home, which it should count it all joy to be
up. The nau‘ml history
11011111 lnmn is sung Americans in.sllou1d be as familiar as household
stinctivelv rise and stand with unmv- III-“01d“ The autumn] hel‘OPS 3110“”
cred heads. lIflnd their monuments in palks and
.. Such was the birth of ”u. Flagh-“(lu‘lri‘s and marketplaces. The songs
of the country should be taught in the
nursery and the school, and let it be
noted,‘there. never was 11 time when
the flag meant more than it does to-

thc stars and stripes Which Mrs. John
Ross made at 1101' h0me.I 89 Arch
street, Philadelphia, after a pencil
(111111.11g by George w ashlngton’ was day, and did occasion demand its mes 1
given into the custody of the Contineu- sage of patriotism would rally to the,
tal mm and carried to final victmy colors every citizen. great or small.
at Yorktown, tllc almost exhausted lit-I But the flag has 3110111” and a
As time worcIIIIIon the nation pie. 1t summons men to love their!
11-',estwa1d northward and country. it more solemnly summons.
southward New states arose addingIthem to love their God. One of our
lnew stars to the galaxy in the field of presidents $00k from 0111‘ coins the
the flag. The domain of the union had motto “In God We Trust." Congress,
now stretched across the continentImOVPd by the 91‘019515 0f 11111110115 or
and touched the waters of two oceans. 1160018 bill it back again The 115111011
As fal' as the west is from the east. so Il‘efllsed to be GONE-SS1 Al heart it was
far the march of the flag has gone. and is a religious foundation. 1t shud-
For a time this march seemed onIderS lit the thought 0? atheism. (3011'
the eve of a serious check and the 111.:S’cience may be drugged 'by'tne spirit
tegrity of the national symb'ol was'of greed Wthh in 0“? day is “19 811'
threatened. For .1 time she southern'bervasue bane of the 0111598 and the
stars fell from the firmament of .OIdImasses. Sub "conscience." as one of
Glory. The union of states was rent,Itlle old Druidic triads defines it. “is
There were rival republics and rivallthe eye 0f fled in the, soul of man."
fiags‘in the land. Tile "stars and the A’Sthatunsleeplng we stateslnto man’s
bars stood against the stars andIsoul conscience tremble's'at what God

states.

stripes.’ It Was a strange conflict it: sees, and cries out ill terror—“it is a '

was an monthly, on inconsistency thalife‘a’riul thing to fall inc-0' the hands of
the world could not understand» A the'llvinddG'odl" We“ are all in those
slave ‘flcpublilo seem a contradiction Ihn'ndsiodny', 111111 ther‘é is an increas~
in term. Burnt the 1115110111111 ants in'g consciences or this awful fact. The
defendii‘b‘r thc‘ 'mguanhhny or? its “11011110001111“ at 11111111. The 11111111
leaders, the self-sacrifice and endun satisfy 11.0 10118913 M6 ‘9' MI 1111'

once that it developed it won the ad- appeas‘able God- hunger in the 111111111011.

miration of the world and witnessed to bonrt. 1111111511111 flood is 1051118 its

 

Such was the nlaguanimily of 1110',

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01 strlpe‘ ‘1' 1110 chapter of the “Daughll'rs 01’ 111(1'

11111110 old lichrew.
(110d Himself tumult-11..

on 40011 012.111

Durable riches must b.“ ' 

of the framing (rest my hide the turn!
‘of the tide.

We may not be conscious of it. but
“etc-1v time we ru-ad upon our now-
Imluted coin 1111' restored words "in
,tjol \1.- 11111. our fullll in God i:
(luiLi-Li'Iii ‘; \".'.- pay: 1 ' ‘.1 ital 11:3'
lory 1:1 revive: and 1%. 111.11 1111' trust
is \crlflcd. “Tht- father/s tlusled in
God and were 1101,1011." I11 cost some
thing. however, 10 br'lict'l' in (”1011 111
the early days of the flag.
a time when 1111' Otlnllncnl‘dl army was
ragged and starring, marking the.
frozen drill grounds .11 Valley Forge
with 11111 blood of its naked fee-t. But
George Washington still believed in
God. and the pictures of the great gell-

 

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eral kneeling 11] the snow behind 1115

tent and praying to God for help has.
come down to our day 11) accept the
religious message of the flag and me.
thinks. the breath of George W ashlngfl
lon‘s prayer still rustles in thc folds
of Old 'Glory. .\'0. No. religion is not
dead in the land. will not and cannot
die. The flag of the state as well as

\lltl that some (Monft'd the 31181 of the church plot lalms it. I1.
111— I‘Id II" unused farm land. for the do“ for it includes and accents all the ap- Ierale g. 1111.11 111101-1110 close 01' 1111 \lanhood is mightier than money and

lies 1 0 l . II 1" ' w' .' .' ' 1: ' ~ ' - - -
Igodl l s 111011 preci up ban gold 111.; .dIII -.IdII.I plam 511.1111. 111 lhc Thoroughly ”mm”. am 1n
compassmg our national religious 1, 1111115011.: uunttd colors, 11 labl'lt' mm“. 31111101le “mm.“ for
('11 1 1 - , . ‘1 , J3, ' , ._ ;‘- > . 1 A .,
11th .11 we must lenltmber that the re (’fllfndiiy adapted for skirts. klll'hen, bathrooms. bedrooms

ligious achievements pf today should'

‘point 10 the heights that the race has:
never 1'01 rt-aclled. 111 the churchI
there is room for infinite expansionJ
There is 01 Hand ~lill ill religious pro
grcss as time is none in political de-I
\clopmeni.
. Republic
or Christianity. for
"‘God has soundcd forth the tl'ttllnpe
that shall never call retreat.
I110 is sifting out the hearts of 111111 he
1 tore the judgment seal;
()11 be..~'wil't. my soul, to answer liiul,
be jubilant. my feet!
Our (.1011 is marching on."
in the beauty of the 111103 t‘llvlst Was
born across 1110 1:011,
“1111 :1 glory in 111's bosom :11'1i -r.1ns~
tlgmes you and me,
As he died to 11111119 men 1101:.
dic 10 11111110 men free
While 100.11 is marching 111'"

(in this note would lain close my
'svl'mon. The 'pllrubll- 0f Flag llav has
bt'en read. Its supreme .ncssngc is
love to coun'l'y and love to God.

, l have heard the 00111111111101th11111 of

Flag Day (‘Olllil‘llllll'ti :1~' llhtdv'k’. ”1‘1 11'.
‘,it may bring no pot-11:11.1“. min but
,al'c illcrc no spiritual riches? The

11' um world asks for pm'l '1l 1'
11115.1‘111' utilitarian spirit 1 in too
air. but do we really wish 1.1 lose out
11f i‘IiIt" all that is picturenluc.
111110 and 1110111? Would not 11!" cud be
national delerioalion? When all lheI
Ihonol's and 1'1llloltllnt'lltn of iii" are ac-
cnl'dctl to commercial success and Ill
dllstl'itll wuullh thcn gt”lvl'll‘ll't|lllt‘kI
Sr'ht'nlcs. dishonest 1101.113 and defined-
tlons in positions of trust will tilfigl't'lt‘lt
Ithe’ktutc and ilupoverisn 111.111,: 12f its

1.e must break the low

tion from sinking down in'oa more
nl'oncv-making mob." ‘1"0 must l‘I‘l'JiiI
days its histoly, its
principles. its aspirations, its slates
men and heroes. We must breath a
breath of poetry into It:- lun_2' We
must quicken a pllliotlc urdor 11111.1 will
bind the hearts 01 the youngcr genera-

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Then was

The Battle llymn of the .
1'11 equally the 11111110 liymn.

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1 40 inches wnlc. fine woven and ~
It, pearancc of 11 l'lll'dwonl floor.
A snow white, ('l‘i‘r’lly finish. Sp. worth Tic. Yard. . ,‘I
, .» clal. yard. ' IV
.1 31¢ . 491: f
id .1 I‘
l A Couch Hammocks "
,, Galatea Cloth . _ .. , A
I The favorite fabric for girls ("IOd gr“? ”mas, l11....'1 81033 >.
I dresses and bovs' “"1511 11111.4. and “I“‘I"IIII‘II‘I' SI‘III frame. I"
I I I ‘ I I I II heat y luffcd nlattl'ch with b
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none superior in wearing quail-

wlth stand,
1 y. yard

$11.79

guaranteed spring.

1

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I 1

19¢
Silk and Wool Poplin

40 inches all
1 worth $1.75.

I I} I I $1.39
Striped Silk

 

 

Window Screens

Hardwood i‘ramcs,

94/ Kg.

1
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' from,
CUilll'F;

wide, ,
29c

up

16

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Screen Doors

«\I .
.I Completc tissot‘lluf‘lll‘ worth llurdwood frames, “3‘1““ flu“

I' $1.110 yard. 1:11 and .-1ail1.1>1 1111111111 finish; .-
‘ “'le ‘ all size“. at. 1‘1
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M $1.29 01.20 and up 1-

and up

 

 

Table Damask

Flnc wovcn, good wearing: quul-
lty, attractive patterns; wor'.h
75c. Yard,

Lawn Mowers
"0111112; l'cglllzlr $5.00,

VIII-111011 .1
$3.98

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N aptha Washing
Powder

Special at

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$11.! ”&

Longcloth
(loud duality, soil finish;
3.2.00. Yard,

wonh

CO;

3 pkgs. for 114:

N o. 8 or No. 9
Tea Kettle

$1.49

WOmcn’s Handkerchiefs
All linen, helnstitchcd, dul'nlily
embroidered corners. white.

 

 

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All topper, nickel plated; val-

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3

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[:1 and colors; worth 15c. each. “I" SI‘I'LIIII' 1‘" ‘1
12 11( $1.39 1
IIYIhII . ‘ - I i7:
Women S Hand Bags 0111' Refrlgerators
Are 11:19 best. made and most 'I

,ILII', 'and Envelope Purses

economical in the use of ice,

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I Plain and fancy silk lined, 111-
110113 to the fathers and bring about a 1": led with purse and mirror; - $1011],
much needed rcconsncratlon of palli- IINII choice ,p-tsm-tn'mnt of leathers.
otlsm in the modem age. '1" 0 must in , Rogulal $2 _5, I Croquet Sets
flue give the. populal imagination aIII: '
higher trend and show to this male .r I I'lI $137 8 balls ' ' ' ' ' """ 31'19 '
ialistlc century 11 1151011 01' idcult hlnh'. ' I£©AEKK .‘Z.K Mia; 1K” KOI‘LK 4.1K aKO/ZKQLM

Every national holiday is a patriotic
opportunitv to bear witness to fmgot- I
ten virtues and cause men to prizo:I
anew those grand old of allegiance.I
duty, service, country, sincerlty and
faith. In the flag- symbol we see all
these concentrated and hence it 1.; the'
flag that binds us back to the best tra-I
ditions of our nation origin and for-'
ward to the perfected Republic——
"When all men’s good
Shall be. each man's rule and universal
peace
Lie like a shelf across the land,
And like a lane of beams athwal't the
sea '
Through all the circles of the golden
year.”

LlST OF NEW TELEPHONES.

 

Following _is a list of new tele-
phones tllttt havu bIcen installed since
the lasuing ol' the last list. Cut this
out and paste in the back of your di-
rectory.

Richard D. Brown

West Norwalk
Marthena‘ Cocklmeli

25742
D. 0.,

 

15 West avenue. N. 1383
Kehnctll M. Ey,land

Belle Island 2093
Ralph G. Farrell,

Bell island 1286
Alfred Goldsqhmidt,

45 Quintard menue 818
Reuben F.Ha1vkins,

Howard avenue. 0 241-13
Miss Hazel B. Hendrick.

19 Wéstpovt avenue 'I 1703-12
Hickory Bluff Store,

Hickory Bluff 2019

: Po Waterproof Battery Co.,

Kc 3780? atreet, E. Norwalk 211',
Robert 1211611011 '

551.15

Crockett mast 11111111111011

 

 

 

 

ll. Jeffcl'cds, peril). The coutltrl is DuosDerousl.

 

Belle island 1:152 Buildin: 1m eslox: should not hesitate.
Samuel O.Kemp,10 1‘10 ahead with their plans. Rail:
Strawberry Hill avenue 1124—4 “Nd-r 311011111 Shale no effort to supph'
Frank E 1“”ng the building industry with the can»:
23 Roosevelt sttect 1499-2 1399“?“ 10 110118110“ materials. Gov :

ernment. state county
795.13 authorities should cllco
l,linuance of all

Geo. \'. Miller,
Shorehaven
Henrv D Moellel.

and municlpoiil
uragc the COD"-
kinds of building.

Bcllc Island 231.3 Road and street ilnprot ements in para.
‘ :Norwalk Tire & Rubber Co., ticular should go 011 unabated Bum
’Mouroe street 752 roads and streets are factors of first:
Frederick 11. Perine. lmpomlnce 1n the present high cost.
Gregory Point 1903 Inf foodstuffs. Nev e1 before was it»

Iimprovenlem of highways so essen-
1131-12 11111

.lolln H: Smith.
20 Central avenue

 

Sound View House, The lumber. brick, cement, lime».
Belle Island 2021 sand, Rl‘flvijl, stone and other buffa-
E. p_ Strang’ jing 111010111115 industries ale basic.

7954' Neithel Gov'clnment regulations um-
I railroad leslrictions should be impos -

16 Hawkins uremic
A. D. Sylvester,

B011 Island 799 I160 unnecessarily to interfere with
Mrs. R. Thedford, llllenl If .1111 action is taken which
Hickory BlulT 1477.3' I results in the ploslratlon of so funda-

 

mentally impc tam industries. these:
TtHERE MUST BE MORE BUSINESSI IS 1‘98] danger of a surplus of uncann-
THAN USUAL ll lloi'ed labor, a surplus of railroad]
Icars and a crippling of business than:
Howard E Collin of the Advisory' will seriously embarrass the Gavin's.
Commission of the. Council of 'N11- I merit In financing the WM
tional Defense, says: “No radically} Keep 0“ building
new condition confronts 110. State ac—i
tivities, road building. public work-5.!
private industries, all must go on as,

 

 

 

 

JUST WHAT SHE NEEDED
When women complain of Wearb

.bcfore. Bustiness must be increased!“(1,135I 1051s 0f strength and vitality,-

.1abor emp'léyed and the country kept
going strongly ahead as a success backache, pains in sides and hl-ps,dum

fully economic machine. We mustiheadaches. dizziness, floating specks.
have successful industries if. success- land similar ailments, they too often
ful tax levies are to be raised" , .Iaccept these troubles as their lot W

There should be no cur out 111‘ cause they are women. when the am-

.ggtiiiIIIpfilinich £311 pfimgu‘iwul con _. Iments may be the results 0”! 11181111111111-
struction proceed». 11611 and I“ kidneys. Mrs. MW V. Bunker.

handling a! building materials andI Milton- on-the- Hudson, 01.1. writes-.3
public and private construction work' "I am now on my 1101201111 bottle all!
are tonndamenial industries of tn: Foley Kidney Pills. my “6m to h

 

countryp Any tendéncy" to suspen .1

Ior pp in no Tidings1project n1 JWIIWE-I‘l nee 11W them; 5%
‘ st ‘ th 11,10,111 Ii .m'p 8- I .1151

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