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lli’ii FOR REA" :w. ~. .47.";
H MISTS 0N VOLSTEAD
, .
want to my"; word. mu
color}:
to the you: indies. Plots principle
.. P d “M M" Pollen duty beluvmleuure
' .n...l . ry pro om Shine in no home tether then i '
. mum to have enscted in social world. Home l 'n the
' "'31 prohibition bi". That mastic kingdom OVCI' ' hwoman. do-
. lilwuillu'nu-d by ”l“ ““193 ("199“). '_ “2" .he I.
l.....uso- 0f the sections in Dr Trace
. y ya ete
m illr anti—beer [WOW-1°“ spplatfle upon the‘rzomgle'tim hearty
. . millillonul restrictions an address. on of h“
p . z “.,“.'.'"‘,1L""wi§iiiiiaifil?€v m. The second number ties the presen
“r. iii ' 'tntion of the sis. if b '-
in ri-pnrl out the Campben- 3 t. y Mill Ml"
1 “mm oullawa medicinal 32:0“ EI‘lfiothc‘ws. vice-president or the
l.,. 4 not contain the contro- I e ”a
d thst it won with crest
mum, \lr. \‘oistead snapped pleasure that
class id “be. 'in behalf or the
'l .lh‘k me :my questions." ‘ ' can present the '0th With a.
\ “Nu“! continues to oppose. 311::brr::eyrence to be added to
”lion"; "oi”ll‘i’i‘s ozitflgalbggl The gift. was received with hearty
- (v; l’l‘lii‘ “in; Juflda :- thanks by Lawrence A. Homrd prin-
...,” "HM tomorro It: cipal. who commented upon the choice
u. ‘ W of gifts. saying that th ’
. slilliitiffll and hir. Vol- e reference
boo
,vliy will make known his “mg: were ”re" needed by the
r wind“! from fifth page)
' I ll.
..,n.r lzmir today begin a The “Hiring of the “Gypsy Song."
. . m-w draft or regulations arranged by Page, by the class of 1921
:llllhOl‘izf‘ brew'ries [0“yaa next On the program-
.. .md svll beer {or medi- The "map" ”elk" 0f the even-
imm‘ in; was General Russell Frost. who
I‘ (tilinliOllS were drafted 1m.” intrOduced by Dr' Tracey 3‘ “‘9
i. 1.. ru of the prohibiti‘n s“"""°"8“°d orator of Norwalk."
ii. ill‘\l‘ii to follow closely Gonem' “mm“ address was wry
‘ rlmns or tile Volstead not appropriate for the OCQSiOD- He
w: ill» opinion of former “wk” of life as a. same. in Whicb
-i.ll i'llirllf‘l‘. The pro- PVt‘ryone must play his or her part.
,.r um] rorm are. expected “’3 ‘Wke of dreams. describing thiia
illwl «mirely lo the physl- recent QXFTCifleS at que (3011989. in
tilllll iill' amount Of malt Wh‘Ch he participated, and doCh‘Hng
, Lil-ii iH‘ [liliil'nil Orlgln- that the first thon‘ht that Stmcx him
, .iiw draft of the reguln- at the gathering of successful men “'33
ml :l limit on the amount; the m" that they had ”Mil“! their
fllltli. In Inter conferences draiigtconquera who {1 t
‘ ."";l. ‘ . fl rs conquers
I'W‘DH“ " '* finned ‘0 remov» himself.” said General Frost. “This is
" ' ._ , . _ Your class motto. No one can domi-
‘ 7l‘l11::ii):l:‘§n]iiiitill(i)ll“st::n[:31in nate unlll he. learns this principle. The .
p, ”M” to Secretary of the greatest Achievement in the world is
al. ”U” for his approval. that person who has learned to con-
\\i‘l lu- issur-d to all prohi- ”u" h.'m8“'r'
wins and coplcs mailed to Closing. General Frost "“0106 from
‘ ' .~ , Rudyard Kipling.
""l'ifl’j W ”mu" The class of 1921 then sang "Out of
. , the Harbor." hy Targett.
~i.\ l‘..\TY-SIX
One of the most impressive parts of
“‘“DENTS ARE Ii}: i?‘§§l“.°r“ll.‘f§".£’Lfi.§£$f§3‘.‘3il‘f’l 2‘
i . . _ t ( i .
- GIVEN DIPLOMAS \'. llllcllzinnn, liy l’rincipnl L. A. How-
nrd.
mind from First Page). Superintendent lluchlmln received
the class with :1 fr“! appropriate
"vim J. ’l‘ruccv. president of Words. in “ilif‘il he urgcd that mom-
1 mi iiduczlliun. who presided lwrs of the class contimlc their r-du—
.. ivnlonivs. guvr- an excellent cniion if possible. He then prcscnlf‘d
« sludlnlu. which contained the diplomas. As ouch lllilnlwr's
illv‘ui advice. mimi- was czlllcd. ilt‘ or Siii‘ pnssr‘d
ll lir. 'i‘rnccy. “your loving loma.
‘ James Cole
Auk-macro. Corridzn
Mildred A. Cronenberg
Lawrence E. Crosby. '
1. Irving Davis
Genevieve Sabina Donaher
Alice Geraldine Dorethy
Muriorie Dutault
James Flynn '
Mary Winifred Fox
Marshall H. Guns
Ethel West Gel-ton
Nuhsn R. Gilbert
Maybelle Collier
Nat Goodwin
David W. W. mrford
1‘1 Kathryn Hathaway
E. Winona Hsuck
Genevieve Ethel Bough
Theodore B. Hayes
Agnes Bestrice Hammett.
Robert De Glofl Hipson
William Honour
F. Aubrey Howsm
Elisabeth Huntington
Matilda. Taylor Jsckson
Rhods Elisabeth Jarvis
Cherie: Arthur Jennings
Eric Herbert Johnson
Clara. Klimer Jones
Anna. Keasler
Helen Josephine Kin-never
Mary Helen Kramer
Clarence Leemhuis
Edith May Lincoln
Mabel I. Lockwood
Ruth Loring
Ralph Edward chett
A. Raymond Malkln
Edith Adelie Marsland
Angelo .‘liaruca ’
Mar'y Clifton Mathews
Catherine A. McCarthy
Genevieve Agnes McGarl'ie
William Millican
Isidore Charles Neva: '
Howard A. Newman
Jcnnie Victoria Nordl'md
Lawrence S. Olmstead
”l alrlce Olsen
John Barnard O‘Suilivan
Ado May Prescott
Florence Mabel Raymond
lu-nn Rosenberg
l-Sugcne Roth
Joseph Ruddfl‘
Ida Mabel Scent-ill
i-Lthll Mall‘ic Smith
i‘cct iia Tn rlov
David Tuvlin
Zollon L}. Vadas
Amy Morris \Veed
Marion Sheldon \Vhile
Ilnvld i". “'llson.
Speclnl diplomns for the completion
ill 01' lhr- Hoard of liducn- up in front to rccclvc liw [Iii'li' d dip- ‘0' ”W cnurri- in iinlnl- Plvgienc. taught
. lily Dr. \N'. \V. Traci-y and Miss Naltc-
ml fulliil’ul ll-zlchers. I wuni 'l'llc graduation exercises clams: with TOd. 30hool nurse. were prcsentt-d to
“lillii' you upon having com- two swim-lions hy lill‘ High school or- ‘Si-V Kirlfi- Thi'l’ nrc: DOI'ONU'
‘ Yes, even more. so
- ‘ g A SpeciaiPurcilase from Hart Schaffner
W’ ' on, Fashion Park
'AND OTHER GOOD MAKES OF SUITS
Permits Us to 'Announce a Great Money-saving Suit Offering at
r " ' ‘ ‘ r v! ‘ ’ r f
$34 0 g =
E . . s O I _ "
IDQIUdihg 'Fancy Mixtures, Pencil Stripe Worsteds, Blue Serges, Blue, Brown and Gray Un- ‘
finished W orsteds. They were made to see] for $40.00 to $50.00. ‘
Special In Summer Clothing
Men’s two-piece Mohair Suits, made to sell for $20.00. Spe-
cially priced at
$14.75
Ayor.
pin-scribed course of study clu-stm: “Am-'5: licnlh From l'cor ill-lcn livldd. Marlon Krut-mcr, llcicn' ( 7
null. llo-l‘orl- you now is your va Suits". liy Gricg. nml thv- “Scre- Kcrmvcr uml Gcncvlcvc McGurric.
”n. it is lime for you to undo". llyChnmlnadc. \w-rc rrmil'rl-tl. ‘
lxii you must do in life. The mum-s of the, members of tho 3|0|D\“'K3" DEFEAT I'I'TN'AM' A.(‘.
x-i look at the nimi My (101- graduriiln ciilss follow: ' (
. noel-ling your “er work. g (‘lsxs of l02i. The Mollrlwks dcfr-utr-d the fast Pul- g; _ Two Stores!
that which will develop yOur Elizabeth M. Adcsko ~ mm A. (1. .vl-stcrday afternoon. at the
aid bring out lhe best quali- lljalmar Anderson M1111 Finis. by the score of "Lt. Fa-
wn you. Succcss does not Alida Elizabeth Hall hon slam-ml for the Mona-31:4. getting 0 NOR A I K
rminment of wealth. That, Annie S. Bresev n lhrr-e—naggen Batteries were: Mo- NORWAIJ ‘ .
'Ix. follows. Success is found in Esther lirescv. - hilVVkfl. l":lhun and Drew; Putnnms.
'ks of life. The best success I ii‘clI-n (‘rtroline mum Bcrcs. Ricki-61:08 and Flemliln.
. m‘ is that of a man and wife ‘ Sydney Kittridgle llunkcr
ill: to raise .1 family in such 3 Alice L. Callahan
Advertise in the Sentinel.
Isa. dill-Iiilfi'lFil-iT-ill'llfITI—liiiim
mm no. '
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I BRISTOLN GHOST STILL AC‘I'IVE. emanate from the “haunted hour-w" ill uli lod- ms \N‘lt‘ climimllcd from the
KINGS ADDRESS BRISTOL. \‘n.-Tcnn.. Jum- 23.~An ihc rl-sidcntlal district to “llicll lilifli» l-unldmg. tho- mcaning continued.
APPROVED BY omcial police investigation has faiicd sands lune irrn allrnclcd daily and Now building (xpo-its have amped,
1 “I PERS to lay Brisloi's "ghost." and after nightly. All sorts of lhcoril-s hm» an inusligrtion that will (over every
hE SPA more than n week's excitement strange bccn advanced. The police thought inch of the room and walls in whichl
moanings and groanings continue to that rats were responsible. but nil-r the noim, is htfild. I
Continued from First Page.
name with the king. who was said to
have done all he could do. i ‘
lit-lief was strongly cxprcsscd by \ ‘ ‘
some papers that lhc opening of tile
l'lslcr Parliament might lead cvt-n-
itually to the harmonious establish-
mcnt of a Parliamvnl for l’nilcd Irv-
lnnd. (‘onimcntntors rcassertcd that
r l
I 1 i
to grant full independence to Ireland
“was utterly impOssihlc," but thcv dc—l i f.
clarcd Great Britain was entirely , l ‘ '
willing to allow lllc lrish to manage
llwir own affairs in lhcir own way.
The Daily Telegraph. contending that ir '
in South and “'est Ireland the Irish V. b
already had secured more than their -
constitutional loadcrs askrd. declared I
conccssions \vmlld not long he \vilh-
llcld from n southern pnrllnmcni
which gave its hand in true friend- , .’
ship. . Iv
"It rests with lrlshmcn.” the news-
paper continued. "to say whcn that J “A“
shall bc. Thcv are the arhltcrs of
their own dcsiiny,"
Taking fl. similar view, the Chron-
iclc maintaincd that "the perversity
which flouts good prospects and in~
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vilcs bad is to abnormal to last for-
icver. and the question is how for
Southern Irolsnd will be carried
along the path of ruin before it abun-
dons it."
The Morning Post. which professed
to see the beginning of new epoch in
the relations lx-iwcen Grout Brillin
and Ireland in yesterday's ceremony,
said the king's hopes for a future . .
united and peaceful Ireland could w ' em
"never be fulfilled until that country
is delivered from the murderous con~
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. V,
spirators who hold it in thraii."
DUBLIN. June 23.—-Commenting w a
upon the oddreu of King George at ‘
Camel
the opening oi the l'lster Parliament,
the Irish Times said today:
‘If Southern Irishmen 'will allow
themselves to think sobteriy.tw§elr;lnltay I’m through experimenting. No more switching.
’ rd _"s even s a _ > . , ’
:iiie begi3 ”lie lirmedistely to improve “0 more m g tilB ‘3‘ “It. It 3 Camels for. m
"W“; °‘ ”a”: 35%;; every um. "‘
Iris man w o . .
giver: xEthnic cnnhignor; 135m Slim"- They’resorefreshmgl So smooth! SO mellow mild!
t h N t em I: . ‘ . _
“Riots-note is «filed for by the King.” .. W? The 1' is Comols excluszve rt
declared the Freeman's Journal. blend Of an , ”Twat _ ”d Do tic ”bungee“.
"This is essential in order that the 0138 m mes
kiug'l appeal should be listened to. . Shore’s nothing 1.! i t.
;n&°;tgr fiihfiflm -‘""°"’ 3° 0th“ aim you can buy Hives you the res!
‘n “any a“ dam. M m. m“ . “re-WM!» All-do! satisfaction-that comes from the
Nmrlir‘lmh Independent ma: "A Camel blend. Camel isrt‘hs quaixty' cigarette.
Division in Ireland is fostered by
m. mu er a. u . GiveEsnelss tryout. Buys cl: today. Get your
3...: m m3; 3: 3353- ':wum information firsthand. Jou'llpt'a'o to Camels, too.
hers t'the king’s csbluet de-
w“; “.9 this principle of sates. M
mum, sud not force I m. .
strife would be ended tad Wt
be snowed in Ireland.”
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