_’. _s_,...._.‘.~
"(a u-n-t'i-t - ,.
"tho ashram.
. INC SENTINEL "’2
SOUTH NORWLLLKV “ “W'F- “WW": that the micr-
it_\ of peopl.- in Allicd countries will
”M J7 lhardly tolerate such a sacrifice bl Vai—
’m_ GOLD _____. it cost many IllilllW
g a. L GOLD“. Pm
1,nsc.21,1918
lnablc property.
to build those ships. the-y argue.
will tori the Allies millions to build ad-
ditional rllilm ioi lllr‘li' own names if
.4’9‘.‘ — . v
‘2 "I I Al II INAC 70‘ big names are to be t‘Oulllltlt‘d. Vill)
.9. TO'ORRn'" not use thes-- instead of throwing ”"7“
dam. mzfitflptll- away?
7: 18; sets 4 :.81
The piolilcm at present is illert'l)’ an
’ " ahadt‘lnk‘ one. (‘untiary to the gener-
, r or the A>50oifiefl Press.
‘ Associated I’ierb is exclusively
‘ to the UM" fur'puhlcation of
dispatches credited to it or
in this paper and also
Iowa published heicin
rights or rcpubhcatirin or no
fibula“ herein are also rs—
al impression, Germany has not "Sill"
lt'iltlt‘lé‘d" llt’l‘ \mr fit-ti ~tliat is. not
mutually. She has only handed the
vhii‘is'over to the Allies tor “intern-
l'lt-lll" in compliance with the armis-
ll(‘\‘ terms. No one need enterlain
any fear. though, that Germany will
_t—yc.r get them back. The peace con-
] {cranes will undoubtedly doclare them
lforfoitod, and proceed to dispose ot
lilie- scouring to some plan which will
who fat to all the Allies ulit- titer by dis
W . Wl ”Minn av destiuction Oi some moth-
lod not ya determined.
__.___...___.
roou's CLOTHES.
Instant Foch has added to his fame
by filing on President Wilson at-
tirad in “a well-worn blue uniform and
an old forage cap." Paris seems to
have been somewhat scandalised by
this lack of formality ,and excuses it
only on tho ground that Foch, being a
genius, naturally has his little ocean.
tricitiea. and being also a great nation-
.al W. unit have M traatod
'iaamtiy.
As far ss Americans are enamel.
this pu‘ticnlar breach or etiquette.
serves to mad Marshal Pooh. ft
is socially am from all that'tho
ordinary American instinctively as.
laociatcs with military power. Hero is
the greatest soldier in the world. com-
manding the largcst army over as
ambled in history. And he appears
EUROPE'S CRISIS.
is sllright. We are com-
. well-fed. busy, orderly. prosA
. optimistic. But there is a and
tin the Old World. I’eaco has
. to many parts of .Europe it»
hope of happier times. but
realisation is yet far on. llarold
r ‘ , an American war corrct-r
, gives an appalling picture of
~ tlon:
- is strewn with cannon, ma-
7 guns, bombs and ammunition.
leaving of a great war, and
.' 'uandnoonois-aaurotuioso
‘ " tits of destruction.
to are swaying. Agree.
are made and broken. Thcrs
ly a government from tho
goutlaw-rd that is not tie-ponto-
' ing the air today and liable to‘
away tomorrow.
hotoenth-ceniury civilization has
down.
do not mean merely that dilapiA'
i Y' trains crawl dismally; that p05
.. «unication is hardly better
Ill Napoleonic times; that fatnino
r
him from his humblost soldier.
It is not affectatlon. t-ithcr. From
all accounts l-‘ocli in so “more it dcm-
ocrat that lie is unconscious of such
matters as dress. it doea not even Jar
him into «elf-consciousness when the
. occasion iii am of formal greetings to
pestilence arc creeping over
9 but that there is a collapse‘ the lit-ad of a great friendly nation.
. i (told lace and decorations and all
I n. moral energy, " ruin! of [hi masonry ilaunted by many mill-
mitiic. barbaric instincts. and
1m, leaders are for autocrnts or pro-
ttAntltArs. They are for liaison. not for
With Iht" great French corn
intruder, tlit- man is all that counts.
in his aimpllclty of dress which har-
maniacs
are» endeavor to how onck~ oiin
private will by forcc.
' l Foch's.
itle mcn. often writ-moaning :ttid
" , devirt- shallow plans for cup-
with tlic menacing forccs of tic l
‘ on.
with his 'Almplicity of con.
9 9 .duct and spccch
. run ct'il curivnta of intt'igut- at”
ntriguc. monarcliiul,
Through till this soothing 9 hi. i
s soon a me
greatness.
Happy New Your?
l’l't‘ willing to gamble.
“...—....-
rouu‘usou HOHENZOLLERN.
N l‘fl the pictiuo and sum: tip the ANN all. it. takes an Englishman to
ion by saying that the present put “‘9 kaiser ““0 “I'd“
_“’l‘he devil he blew upon his nails and
the little devils ran.
..g‘ftlie lmagcry of tho Apocalypse." lAM he said too husk this www.19-
describes the end of all things. l lag thief that comes in the gulsa
.. an cliilisatlon is not neces- oi's man: '
doomed for R" "I“. Sanity! Winaow him Dill twist star and star,
tseifcontrol still prevail west of and sieve his proper worth
A he. But the major Wt of Eu—‘ .Thcl'eo sore decline in Am the I!
this he s awn of the earth.”
'is plainly in such a state of - p9
. ‘- i ,Ifl'l'
hand helplosancas as it has not "And back they came with the tat-
9alnce the Middle Ages.
tarsd thing. as children‘ after
far. then, as Americahad a duty ”h”
7 . .. for the salvation ofEliropo.
3 k hi only hair done. . Perms
Aer task lies ahead. We have
Britain, France and ltaly to
- r out of that wdlter.
llolshcvioi,
All right. We
l. inipcrlttlistic, clcrical, attic-l
so it gor-s. The (‘0ll‘t‘5p0fltlt‘ht9
If offers no solution.
lltA lllPrt-ly'i
it
awn.
We hare ihreshod a Itock 'of print and
boot; and gum I cluttering
wil-
Annmaqasulfrrom whittho'stolo.
ammo-hum
We no. nudist! hint and dandlod
him.. and seat-chad Jilin clean to
' of theoeman warshipsby d” 3"“
I’m” °‘ “"1““ m 'Audtrtlrheflhaliofllso‘linlddm m":
foundation. It ism ‘ .. ...ng
the British so“ had W”
'm decision, amt ropresont- Quotation from Allied une'I-day
the United m ”'09.? book: 1918: ~Knocbd‘thc I out of
«autumn-st. '- ‘W
Mauritanian“.
Wutomepibprictyof
“on. 'niercarethoao
in" tibia; tilt it PARS» m." 2:
Mp1 “a
A . 3. i.
5mm mm,
It.
in garb which scarcely distinguishes'
rmcssmwssgnm
“mum
EDUCATIONAL .
coon PLAN 5»th 9
CONNEL‘ mom 3
l
t‘outin‘ird timvi First Page
I
As outlinr-d in the proposed code.
schools are to be supported by a uni
form tax on proprrty, supplemented by
State aoompriau‘ons.
Schoots are to lPat'li a uniform min-
imum program. calculated primarily
for the benefit and efleciive education
of (flIlZHlS. and to add to that such
further instruction as Will meet local
needs. Schools. of uniiorm standard
of excellence throughout the Slit“: are
contemplated. The management oi
schools is retained in local hands. sub-
p’ot-t to enforcement ot the code by
the State.
Local school boards are free to
make their schools as efficient as I)“
sible. the State paying all bills for up
keep and niaintenanCe. As an exam-
ple. any school board may employ the
heat teachers in the [mind States. it
it is possible to get them. and their
salaries will be paid, whether hired by
the larger cities or the smallest and
poorest town, Buildings of approved
standards are to be furnished and
kept in repair by the local district.
The purpose of this code is to cf-
f‘ect an organization of the entire un~
denakiag involved in the schooling of
the rising generation, which shall be
ndoquaha to achieve efficiency and
thoroughly so far as possible. with
luniforli exc silence throughout tht—
State. the training of the young into
competent. well-intentioned citiacna,
lnhued with a low for American in-
stitutions and as tbsy
have boon handed down to us. trained
in mm of respect for law. and of
right living and into the capacity of
becoming uuiul members of modern
moiety, and In the case of boys. of
bearing arms
All pitlic sclwola shall be maintain-
ed at the cost of the State. Buildings
and land are to be provided at the
cost of the district. completely equip
pod for operation as buildings in ac
Gordan with the provision of the
act and shall be kept pnyd‘ty repair-
ed by the district at all tins-a.
The State shall pay for opu-atloa
and tor all scholastic mt and
1
Insane is to be ‘pmiasd from
three sources, chiefly a “nail! in
on property. uniform throughout th‘
m to be paid annually into the
State treasury in July. in addition.
a supuamontary appropriation is to
be made blennlnlly by the General As-
aombly, and the third source of in«
come is from Stats accbool funds.
< Control by Stats
Control of the school system shall
9t»- vested in a Department of hidden,
tion, to be composed of two parts, tho
Board of Education and tho Cannin-
iiioucr of Education? All schools sup-
ported wholly or in part under the pro
vision of the not. and all othlr
schools wliiltchAlhal 7“! ho
coino subject to tbs act. coho under
the control of the Stats WWW.
posed act it is anplainod that. tho
9Stutti Bond of mm as con-
utltut: hall ho the Donna
tinn, at... shall main! rogulntions for
carrying into effect provisions and in-
tent of the code and such regulations
shall be binding upon all district
boards. school oiliceni. teachers and
omployos.
The Board of Education shall pipe!
:1 Commissioner. fix his salary and for
summcient causc remove him from of-
fice. A deputy commissioner may be
designated to act during the absence
or incapacity of the Commissioner.
The Board of Education shrill sanc-
iiou all expendituros of money for the
ltlcptirtment purposes, but purchases
shall be made under the direction oi
«tho missionor Besides choosing
la chairman the Board. under the pro-
posed act, will appoint a secretary.
lnot a member of the board, and fix
his salary. Provision is made that
the Board shall bionninlly prepare a
budget for prmntation to the Gener-
at Assembly. and recommend such
legislation as may appear to he need-
ed for the improvement or the school9
system.
The Commiaalofiar‘a Job
The Commissioner must be a quali-
fied export in ‘publlcochool adminis-
tration or prov: ty and nation-
at reputation ”I! qualified
experts in hisM own field. ltd his tonnre
M
aobd behavior. 't'lta mm is
to appoint snbordina‘to agent»
and employas oi the damn with
the approval of tho Bond and. its
salaries and rat. of M- ‘
comma-tart the code falls tol
The
'ma Commit-tossi- in masons. and
, ' and
......s........................ s 95 $125
school-asyuthosovarudtstnowtiho Io
“Inflow (I! my
i
it is provided that each m and
'chartondsity stall-soulful. a“
school district constituted as abody '
imcmiw. mutual}? .. - aha???» I‘m 38“
animal boardin each «uncommon m- . ° llll- 0mg»... I
u summon in com in" m or mud-inn ‘l‘hiadsiaboathn’ll
lfi‘é’flua um munch "fimma: -
in ton-mm” amid to mm “mm '
.3
five armors on about! ,
withonrpay. Boards ”aim!
power-rat choosin-
tondm- Inhibit to 'ico'
the Winston"- or WI“. WNA
arias turbo established tindm' classifi-
cation. The code prov-idsa in detail
t. construction
and Wt 0:30.” and
OPTIMII‘I‘YC WM"?
can—law '
' ' Gold. however lbwt canndl roar
der a person truly not.
unwmtaawiouwm
'nb'wll.”"'.l‘hit's -
19". Sale price ...............
OOmllisalollor Bmphy has stated
$3.2: man..- .1’1‘1...“ Kermit-25 mum. 94
tit-en a commissions“- for matings. Sale price .................. c
Hi denim to retire m y s
bro'ught out a candtdsu to.- his onion -:.—:' Regular $1.75 Blankets. l 44
l“ “1‘ m 5' M it “"‘v '9 Sale price . ............. o
ter commission» of tho town of With
“not I la! rt right pr:
W 6 o 0 SIIDDO I snamo
babtv will be pmont-d for the man- 25 PAIRS MUSLIN SHEETS
cy tanned by Mr. flophy's rstbd- .. Full size, m 95c
to.
County Commission" Ballard Illl- m‘ uh ' ' ' ' ' ' - ' ' ''''
doubtodlv will be nominated for. an- 9
" 9 54.“ FANCY PLAID BLANKEIS
comm NLAWC’ . All-polka goods, but slightly missed.
1N STATE TREASITPV' Sale price.
r . . .. ..... . .......... a
Co“ I: m M ! p:.
319 tamarind to tbs various wall. 10 m FANCY
,0 cos 0 port as south - - . -
m on “m rim mum .39.: $5332: quality, regular Width.
ny roost on . . _
Continuing tho roport says: "An in- ' Sale price, yard .. ......... .
3'??? oil”‘ a waist ”31"? ‘
u in: an ass a ' o
guiltdh't "at; its-mules not i: 3:. DRESS Gm
on o no . taking 0 o . . ,
dome has been discontinued since the 32 Inch“ Wis. all and 'Wm no“
«on: gunman-arm hr tho ssh-sl- lots only. Value “c.
5.22 %”w“wa.'"‘“~mm' 2.1. pm 5'“ ' " ' ' ' " ’
and C filo u “M0! on
year 811. math! a total of mud TURKISH mm 9
"fire” ‘9." a, mu; and m" Firzt, Ahei'uiclcl-aflo quality; worth .300. I
residonts row. or this numbu- .. e" . ”m 0‘ 12,1,
lira-enropamwuatt‘hsmof at.caeh ..... c
the atateTand sss mutt; “It:
tales. ms were doom y
5...... so... lmmiamioa‘ m... FULL SIZE COMFORTABLES
mlmim CAmm
rnmav. one. a, tats
county. many of whom look with anti
picion upon the Walsh candidacy. It
is declaiod by 5011]“ that thi- “up-nint-
BoJ—‘ton Store
~ {9‘
I - — l
.\ ‘.-
' AHE kum‘rb !. flu WWI—“’3'-
IN .4 l- AlSLA I R";
t‘oiilitirieAt ' (l‘ .3 lri thy.
crowd" have inspired Walsh's candi-
dacy With a. View - to dividing the ‘
strength of this county in the party
caucus which w'll taken plan) on the
night of January 7.
Representative Huxford, as tho sit-
uation lines up today. undoubtedly has
the support (if a majority 0‘ We (“i-“YlA
ty delciration to the Legislature. lie
will probably go to the t-aucua \‘ilill
the. solid backing of it‘a’rlivltl toumv 9
and his friends in this section say he
will win.
That Sonata Job
Whether Fairfleld county will have
a candidate for pm‘dont rim thporc
of the Senate depends largcly upon
the outcome of tlic S"ea“9""h'n cori-
tlest. Should Huxford be named swak-
er, Fairlie” county will be content to
let the presidency Of the Senate go
alsowhcrc. Should romhlriz happen
to Huxford's candidacy in the caucus.
then F‘airtisld county will undnuh'mt
gtime to buy.
;Aiter Christmas Sale
9The Annual Clean Up of Stocks, Odds
9on0 Ends, SO-called Left Overs. Prices
9in most cases cut in two. It’s a good
ly trot out Senator Frederic A. ilart-
lett for the Senate post.
Another mail" to W“ bcfnw the
county association Saturday is the
selectkm of candidates for county corn-
nitssiopera. The terms of John Bro
play of Ridgem-ld and Frank E Ital-
lard of this dty arm on October 1.-
im on Blmtkets
Partly soiled from window dismay.
Regular 852 Blankets. 69c
elem aliens who wore undar arrast
tor deportation died. five aliens were
released on board and two allaas hold 9
for deportation moaned.
"in conformity with the temptation
of 1917. the collection of board bills
for the two insano hospitals and the
Mansfield state training school and
liospltal has been done by the comp-
tr'ollers omen, niaklnx necessary the
Siikolcnc covered.
\ aluc $8 50, at ..........
$2. 49
‘ COLORED SATIN MESSALINE
‘ Mostly dress: length cuts; left from the
holiday rush': \icrc $1. 79 and $2.00 yard.
employment of addimmal clerical .. Stile Prict'. 129
force and increased expanses for of- yard ....................
tics supplios. h Marinade! h 9
"Collections ave on o ‘9 '—
reaular hoard butt: for tiliuenlnstmr; " 2 DOZEN WOMEN’S
lions as follows: onnoct out can r
for the insane. ”967.608.13 4:19.073: SILK UMBRELLAS
State Hospital for naano. . . z A . ,
Mansfield sou. Training School and Resulsr time $0.00. 3'95
Hospital. at! 085. 74: total. 3456.890.“ Tomorrow, cacli .......... J
"In additili than has bass 0““!-
ed undo:- the provision Sectio-
rim of the Goaoral Statutoa of ma.
WOMEN’S RIBBED UNDERWEAR
mm m Con-
“:25... “5'33. ..., my Vests and Pants, soft iloccy lining.
was. Natalia am Special tomorrow, 75c .
m "zmmmm’ms‘g each
m
150m .
Made of 5001 song! anal-1pm voIVets;
one or two of a kind only. Tumour!
0%“me
-..--
immortal-oi
i
at
SILK AND SATIN om
"of
Et
3;
F
i
Twenty. difld‘i’oflt styles; cacoilentsqnafity
florists. val
“that ...".‘m 85c-
‘ An “communion. mm
were 350" frWudn “'79.. l
i
i
In
taksnthomsttorupmthoWar Do-
partmsnt. ‘ .
Tomorrow......
med; all porfect garments.
w
,
stuns-wood u «it W at
misquote-
.umwwmmayn-n-t 9‘
81.344
GREAT CLEAN-UP SALE
oi lludlterclilcis
80m dightly soiled from handling, others
front the window display, and odd initials.
Women’ s I21-2c and 15c Handhcrshiefs.
8“; ‘T'.’.°7 ............... . 9c
RVs-sofa 25¢ to 39c Ilandkorohlds.
...i ....... ....... . ........ 19c
W’s cannon KID owns
uses on y , tan, blacks "
munch- W85
wonics mom ’
Embroidered and lace trimmed, sound or 1:
sailor collar Value 25c
to 39c. Sale price ... . . 19c .
WOMEN'S HAND BAGS ,
Guanine leather, extra strong in...» and
222.22.292- 2 5.1.59
Clearance Salt: ”oi
Jewelry
BAR PINS
Plain and t'llc'IV‘tl; variety oi’ designs
Were 25c 19c '7
Sale price ................
Stone sct; plain and chased: two in a box.
BEAUTY PINS
We crc 25c 190 =
Sale price, pair ............
BAR PINS. BROOCEES
AND BEAUTY PINS
Rolled gold pinto; werr- 59c.
Sale price, ('ilt'll
39c
LAVALLIERS
Rolled gold plate and sterling silver
Wm $1. 25 '
Sale price, cacti ............ 7%
GOLD PLAT-ED HAT PINS
Plain and studded with com names.
Were 59:.
Salopriee .................. 39C
CHINA TEA CUPS mm
Were 250»
9, Sand-Amman.
thno'npioflm.
Special .../.
With lane minimal.“ Matti:
in whim Arab.
DogninW.
mm’doa-s-asasuaasassoo
mm ,m M
mm... ‘-‘
“M‘vr‘ccnvacnI-ailVVsl ‘-
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