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PHONE CALLS.
Roma.
. ’ Office—9
aik Branch Office—1388.
r Residence—1125's-
‘ ‘ Editor's incidence—191
.. ; Manager’s Resident.»—
flute convocation of Butler Chap-
MR”. 38,A A. M. milieu-aunt
‘ ‘aonlc Temple, South Main shoot.
is Tuesday evil-lag. Jan. “It, ms, at
a o'clock. Work P. M. «one.
Fraternlliy,
CHARLES A. rucx, H. p.
' f. 8. LYON, Secretary '
hi.
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Q etc Well Lodge No. 108. Band A. M.
’ Hoots in Masonic Building, South
- Mall street. lat and 8rd Tuesdays!
oath month—July and August ex
canted—at I o'clock. All Huber
' A manna cordially invited. Arthur
T. Ferris. ”W. M” Robert M. Wilcol,
. Sec.
.7 . Fatima rooms“?
. . Anyhow, there‘s no questioning the
loyalty of the country‘s letter carriers.
Through their association they hue
asked for permission to wear little
American’lags in the lapeis of their
male. as a part of their uniform.
The idea isn't merely to show the
postmou's undivided allegiance to their
country. Nobody questiOns that. But
they hollow that their wearing of the
shunt of nationality would have a
wholesome effect on other citizens. es-
pecially the foreign-born.
€37 lt‘sounds like a line idea. Th8 post—
manswttn‘his whistle and gray tini-
torin and his untniling regularity, is
our most familiar representative of the
national government. More than any
. Weygifaotor, he seems to stand for
Uncle Sam. And no small amount of
the respect with which tens of militants
0! Americans think or the government
A at. Washington is due to the unobtru-
. ~sive elnciency, intelligence and cour
‘3 itenyot the letter carriers. It any body"
of Americans can drive home to um:-
toliowcitizens the sentiment of patrio-
“ p tic loyalty inspired by the nu. they
.. en: -
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NEW PAROLE METHOD.
ibuowl parole system for wort:-
lingo-um lsibelngtriodinm-
0. l! a prisoner believes himself
m That body finds out
that in the evening he re-
(lowi-
’ltengha jflsonar gets Es pay. we
538 wild hiring mountains coal
to “in “settlement It is then optic
Einlbumaneolthemanusfm
,1. "ttlanoney is Well a:
summon sees nt
’ in the-one or men committed an:
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My. as it he were a free!
it! at workhouse and is located \
m seems to work admirab-t
“newt-mamawa;.nn
mewm downinthelong
list of states—now comprising a good-
:7 mum—tau M My accepted
this priaclpls.
However. it isn't W that any
mo hers or any children have set dc.-
iiveu any benefit from the low. in
New York City a chiiriwelfare sun: 1
war annotated after a few months of
dignified consideration. but no money
was provincd to pay its eniénam. Se‘--
en months after the law had bf‘come
elective. the New York charitirs com-
missioner appointed eighteen invest:
gators. M the end of two months
more. time oncors had intiestigu‘ci
one cast apiece. And there wasn't
.my money to w the eishteen moth-
win :mestigated, because the more or
less intelligent and well-meaning leg-
:slaturc lad tu‘bldden the expenditure.
0‘ money not specifically ammrrilusd
according to an almost impossible sys-
tem. '
it's a good way to discredit an ad-
mirable social reform.
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THE JAMAlCA BPANIARDS.
An American cousin in Janice unn-
plains that the lymianes of American
business firms is not only losing them
trade but is continually obllsing him
to Wine for his'country. ills chief
criticism is that letters. catalogs and
circulars are sent to Jamaica written
in the Spanish language. He quotes a
letter written by a native to one of
our hustness men:
realise that Jamaica belongs. and has
belonged for some considerable period
friends are really desirous of placing
their goods on the market here the)‘
sending catalosns printed. in the inn-
gusge of the country." it‘s almost its
absurd as it wont! be to sand Spanish
catalogs to Canada or Newfoundland.
'l‘hst's merely one instance tending
to show why foreign commerce is ex-
tended so slowly. Here's another.
The United States commerce
ports tell of (Mull: business
re-
man
lot- an agency for its goods. and was
is handled from our Cuban Dulce." it
doubtless interested that Manila sent
tlman to learn that the Philippines are
in "Spanish-America."
it's really strange, in View of the in-
telligent effort Americans make to
solve the business problems of their
own century. what slight attention
M W. "01! m. m 809“" b rut
understanding 0! hula whens.
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in the matter of cognition, the Ram-
1posn wnr hasn‘t. got anything on the
American grim epidunic.
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. MORE REPRISALS.
George, «Harvey, in an article in the
-North American Review, tells an ab
tarnishing story of reprints committed
~
otwnrk he can do best, audiby an Amman ofioor serving in the
mush army.
r mailing to the young olllcer'a own
account. he stood twenty-four Gm
primers min a row and shot the.
may one. with his own hand. baton
the eyes of his men. Their om
was the alleged use of "reversed but»
lured.
“rem support their families. Ono:
, than ever before under this coni-
:[lm plan, but has paid his new
tantalum, and expects to save an-
widoflrodbefore his minim.
rm only to pass sate iudsment
lib output-intent. but so far the re-
oxide was firing on a German sunbu-
Ennis in reported. mast only lance Themmutbol-
providflhr hm" familym mama-lac“ When was away for days
Finally
at the British ambulances.
the urticaria own pal. woundedm
Newthothneupbuu.
has said it. Molnar
EphMQMmTEm tie-i
toe-lay. witheatthstiynadcharitl'.
“Surely your countrymen Ought toI
to tho Misti empire. and if your.
could. some! molectlvoly hyi
who applied to n his New York lino!
informed that “all of Spanish America .‘
lots.” Thom process convene
tumult int) a sort of dun-dun.
which idiot hideous. tearing “undo. ..
in. Germans wan sail to have had
such bullets in their gunnwlten cap.
Mother teat mentioned with modest
lust being lifted. into an am
by two soldiers who a German shell
“bid“
his time" Thoma-01a day m at
And manly as “all non-0|. to»
Ins-um my“ hdr‘
imam-s no warn-suntan
m
civli'aed warfare has degenerated to
1"”
i in way in main man humane is
to was it ”I. in “I of tho
um, ram is no lord! 00 par
erful as the force of maul example.
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A clerk in one of the dojartments o!
the «Now York City government shot.
ntswbeamlnmoniw to;
tackle a dusty lot» that he WI
badlorhiahoahh Tut'aanthor
extreme way of manltestinc one‘s Sis-
tpleasurc. At the same time. it may
{hat-ammummuasue.
in: causes so much disco-o. There
shouldn‘t be that in {little build“,
or anywhere else; and it there is. poo,
‘ mentions-1 have in mm in m
are vacuum cleaners tor?
W
Not to add to the mutual unpleasant,
nose, but just to keep eh mill:
straight, we’re moved to remark thatl
however little Europe may think of3
America since the war started, .
it'
can't be any less than America thinkn‘
lof Europe.
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A big \‘t'all street corporation has»
ltound an inertial» way to evade the F-
government war tax on Dwell tunes.
Since the manna act. imposes a tax of:
5 calls “on each 8100 of lace «he Iii
fraction thereof,” the corporation has
simply tuned in stock cements!
witbout any face valno. Thus it was
'nmiy cums. wt um Sam is
just-that much ally in his war manna.
M a «u in: when Wall um
can’t teach the W a now
’tritt.
t":
W >
All the olive branches in the world
seem to have turned to thorny m
The New York ants-lemma is so-
liciting subscriptions for sulerlng
German and Austrian llama-ants out
of work who “have been W to
quit. by the laws. of their countries.“
The ordinary eltllen. when heated to
gamma eras; u; name. item,
"What laws. and what country?"
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. SENTINEL l
READERS’
Visw____s_____~
LlOENSING 0F 6W“. ENGINEERS.
To the miter of The Sentinel:
Dear Sir «I not: that the assessors
have found a dilierence of 45 feet be
tween the measurements of two one
warms. It secure therefore a proper
moment for bringing up the question
of licensing engineers to practice
within the city limits. Too many mie-
takes are made altogether. and; start
is thus often made forexpensire mi-
'tntiw~ ‘
Architects. contractors and others
with no training or experience are'con.
atantly turning up. putting out a sign
and sdvertlslngto do work for which
they are peculiarly manned. True,
these men seldom stay long in- a town,
but even so, there's a steady crop,
and the datum they do lives alter
them
Men who have paid good money to
have engineeringworlt done find at n
laterals tlnt‘thlsworlt'hna become
a subject of dispute in'which they are
necessarily involved, often to the tune
of more money.
When it is manicured that four
long years are devoted to a your:
in civil engineering at all the mica
cologne .and thstJtthcn takes pru-
tioa to make patient, the public should
not some discretion in living their
property measured no "Measured
Up.” That is a catch phrase which
imamrdudieaaaaiaatduu. m‘
of the public.
av -......._
Mudflhnmd “0:th tannins: bench
fininkmmwnnn'aw to American
Win-Blown: Cmainxari ”KNOW
L...
AW
Captain Kari Rois-Ed, German
attache of the embassy in Wait-
ington. stood on the deck of the
Dutch liner Rotterdam the other
day, and smiled on the photog-
raphers as he was going away
from here The liner also carried
Brand Whitlock. American min-
Ester of Belgium, hack to his post
bits of information so necessary be
fore commencing a survey. must be
followed by an o s of mention
in the performance ) til. wot-It.
it is not in ms to belicyo that every
one who may advcrdao to man a’ur-
um. and "as” tho "std "'muc be
damned" policy is being followed by
a "Safety First" campaign. i do not
think we can do betcrr than work out
some policy for the proper protection
BARR! R. ”NOR.
BELGIAN CHILDREN THANKFUL
W
8nd Lotion t0 Nona-lit Friends Fol
All Given Thu-tint Year.
In connection with the sending oi
the box to the Belgians. Saturday. the
Gin-on. the following lotuu iron
the children of the secondary schools
ofBeldumareanretolatematNm-v
walk people. They hove boon trans
last avenue. The originals in French
are healthily written and spoiled.
The little writers are about twelve 0i
thirteen. and a mat number or them
vohmteemd tovthank their comrades
of m for their help laat opting.
Stave. Belgium.
Dear Little Friends:
“With the Most «cornme- I thank
you for the mat salt-sacrum and
kind generosity winch you have shown
until now to our little country so
cruel! triad.
What would have become of‘ us if
you had not come to our help?
with what sensitive-au- you hood
the norms of the unfortunate m
clans? You have saved us from the
horror of «nine. 3% Commerce and
manufactures.
the war. are now destroyed. We
iofthls thereisno morowork tor our
Wilma; amnion sou-m disruption
for our families. Bravos for your an-
eroas helpnndmnywo Mimwlll
continue your humanitarian work In-
your names in all the was of ills
Haitians ‘who will bear you slurs
the deepest-m .
veys We: i‘tlio ’"Wry W '
lath, throulh the thrills“ of Arthur. ~
later!autilentbyIiilsallaryBatirtlol~
so flinrlahlng befue'
snusowolt. Yawn: illusion-m
amt-o atom-tonsil” writhing, in a
heap. Miami. He trainod'an
todsmaay. Uplalnmeaaarinxwm\
“menwmsyuanh
man could do his own job. but as in
W.”
w
fl ToOurDau-Littlaflblpml' M
mmaumtmm.
A .. Hmm-Pu -
in Brussels, and Col. E. M. House,
who is‘ going abroad with mes~
ssgea to America' it W4:
at foreign capitals. They were alli
happy. oven 80%- -Ed. who is lea»:
ing. the United too because the
in ted States don't want him
but any more.
Our January Sale
BLA NKETSi
Comfortables
A splendid opportunity to secure warm and in“:
Bed Coveringa-dsavea water to a third of. guanine
with nearly a toll water” 5 service still ahead. “you have
not shared in these wonderful mommies, better comm M5
week.
3:5 Pore Lambs Wool Blankets, pair .. 81“
$1.50 Diamond Valley Blankets, gm 7.” ‘ '
Stone Minnesota Wool Diarrhea, pair .- w.“ .
“QCaIWWodeair ...... M
95.50 California Wool Dialects, pair ...... gm ~
$5.00 as. Wool Bianca, pair ...,......;3,93
$4.50 Australian Wool Blankets, pair $2.88
$3.oontenttenuatmpcir 31,93
$.50 Bath Robe Blankets. each ....... $1.38
$5.00 and “.00 Cor-(oration. each ...... 33,98
84.me a... $2.98
33.50 Maiuh Comforts . . . . ..... . ...... 52.49
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A Ll'r'l‘Llc Batman FRIEND.
Show m.
A pupil in inert-imachciool .0!
8mm. inane prominent Name. ;:
. 3-. '
Email. In. ID. 1313.
To the W at The Sentinel:
i cannot thank the Community (linoL
personally. so i wish to do an throuxll
your alumna. ‘
1 attended the Clea-m lecture liv-
en bythoclnbtotno public :11an
lseo they andoinganotlur splendid.
at
3on3 SMOOTH TREADTIRES . .. ..............
30:3“ sum TRIAD TiRIS .............
$5.00 STEWART) HAND HQRN ...,-. .. muffi
are and Donor sites Motor Cars
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s. L. BENEDICT
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thing in helium Kory Antin bathe
city. We have long needed on army
mien publiosplrited enough to‘ do
thishlndalthhmandmflmtwov
have it. it oboe!!! have the support
aotoalyolovory woman-indie c113.
Mammuwoll.
laryAntini-nflgarootaatlonal
reputation. Rot only to SIII an ideal
for our mam to follow. but" nho‘
isanuampl‘oboourmpeqbd
what plantar! ambition have acoomifl
Hay the Community Club live he...
pm as m it. and warn ’
is the bopoot their wall winter.
Almanacs. i
mom or mud. all.
m3. Lian. L-«snaa-
tonalvo system at photographs chm.
lanthanum made by mono per.-
m mud-hula:-
mumzflmm ornioroman;
permanently crippled in thallium l '
ihr-teadaptthommtonawand:
'selfenoporttnx'kindn of Val. no, t.
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tins.
FrankB. Gilbretli. who compiled the I
motions chart. said that the first steal l
in touting a crionle a now fora: at i
utaaflafiuxthathacanbscomoand |
m udtmom wanna. m a
this reason henna appalled norm
photon-spits and data concernintcrlp-
successful in undertaking new .
of work. A We study has been
man- in connecthm with the motion
chart; with them at clinic:~
momma.
rumors-mammalian
in» saunas-re olnllnationali-l
sum in autumn thempplw
Militias mint-mamas...
damn-trim.
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