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eNlNG SENTINEL l
NURWALK WHEN PROFITEElR
MEETS PROFITEER.
nSTABtISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN
‘o AJILTGOLDEu, Props.
tional
. that. he would establish
ment store in Lawrence,
,AY, JAN. 3, 1920 " ”‘
sell commodities to hit: on uloycs at
f."
TOMORROW
in plus 7:18; sets 4:37.
’ vuAsomc NOTICE
J...“ 8 o'clock.
u-rd‘mlly an‘llcd.
' TURE "ALMANAchon
tide 9:19 a. m.; 10:03 p. m.
ii, Lodge No. 108. F. and A. M.
NG SEN'F'INEL
PHONE a ELL-S
aria] Rooms—~92.
mines: Otfice~93.
m 1062—3.
» _ r‘a Residence—213.2,
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’ t! Editor’s Residence—44024.
, . us’iness Manager's“ Residence—
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= The Associated Press is exclusively
put!“ to the use for publication of
u news dispatches credited to it or
, « otherwise in this paper and also
edocal news, published herein.
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.113-
:0
The British plan for Indian
91‘1‘
re signs of the times.
If is to go.
it, grouped around
ay.
is a practical
that neither
rccosint ion
rous 01' half‘ciVilim-(l
People even'whcrc
and self~det erm inut ion
government.
grown.
é ‘ British
,_ . the British
:1 eforth
.‘JOVOl‘lllll Pill
Empire
sentimental
is.
'a. permanent
mutual good will
‘ The Indian constitution
:1: on to this fact.
.no important
'émpire that cannot
sure of self rule
lo to demand it.
2;:
Ireland
at it wants.
O gain favor.
.41 iv [in the different
. hoods that have tried it.
the food is eaten
Sometimes
7 “place.
eat it.
cred
he dishes afterwards.
1 v;
inquired;
.HOME RULE FOR INDIA
homo
o announced by King George in his:
proclamation. is 011i. of the no
of the
Great D1 itain
' y; other country can Still row-m "po-
7 ans” or "colonics" in the o‘d man-
} if the natives are, anything
inc-rvinpct-
seem
it taken all this talk about dcmoo
at 90m“-
‘ fiere near its face value. Thus lud‘in
nds, and obtains, a sliaro in her
which will surely
as that of our own Phillippinca‘
It need surpriec nobodv
err-n to
O-
. COOKED FOOD SERVICE
community kitchen idea contin- conservation -
It is worked out Loss talk. more work and more reflec-
cities 01‘ tiOl’l “'lll
Bill; ago-1n.
the essential aim is the same-—,
me the high cost of ii 'ing and
foame lime to reduce household
. patrons
their (naked food and carry it.
. " urkcd fi‘fif ii? iii? Depart-
otw'lhbsrr-iuda‘oate that nearly
a. he; saved per year by every
” “Ethic one pracess of trading
«be bought mom-cheaply:
7 imwholesale. amounts. in ‘Ge
‘ ' ‘to‘o, is less ensl‘re symbolic all good luck » ' many.
up In spite oi the inclement weathen.‘
the crowd‘s fir‘the m
were almost as.large as those that: . ~
_ whet-ed too'New‘ Xenia ’eve helical .
5m'ellm'hnteat before them ,5 ~_
mmnomum,
. when me troupe-:12.
Quantities than an indiv-
' The worst». of.
otthekltchenmtc
it is. not clcar just how far this-‘n‘cw
Obviously it falls for
port of real democracy as understood
western Europe and America.
majority of natives. are. still un-
:ésc-nted. That is probably inevit-
>at their present stage those ig-
t millions may requzre genera-
;of political development yet be
' they are ready to participate in
”gently in their government. it is.
V , though, that the better educa-
i'asses are admitted to the fran‘
e'_ and that India as a who‘c is m”:-
ome semblance of constitutional
".mment, and admitted. in form at,
mat to the sisterhood of dominiom
’ tllc linitcd
.ii fiom, make up the British Empire
The.
i. . ‘ -
sctgc ('lolll of tho Amcrican
coat. if the local mcrcbruts did not
lower their prices.
An impressive scene was staged
when Mr. “'oml wont to react a (‘Olll-
mlttec of tho merchants he had accus-
cd of pioi‘iteorinc. All the way
through the (citv, thc streets arc mid
to 11:1“1‘ becn linctl with cllecz'ini'
crowds. lt Wilt something new in)
ni'street, 131‘. and 3rd Tuesday of woolen milks opmalivcs locum-4 tin-i1-
,h‘ month~July and August excent- cm”-
I All Master Masons
John R. Finch, W.
Robert M. Wilcox. secmtary.
Thu 110110 ol‘ lower prices “'11;
enoucl: 1.1 (:21 rco‘uc old :rudgcs. llut
that is nm the burden ol‘ 1'...) tale.
In tl1:- conference, the merchants in‘
'diguautly
denied profitecrln . 'lhr;
Seem to have been rather _- )litc :.bou
it. at, that. According to thc \' ‘1"
, York \‘-.'erlll cm-roycpondcut'
l “Nobody mcnlioncd the rccoai «art!
glmzs cf‘ the Amcricau \\'uolcn (‘mn
pauy, amounting to $26,824.054 in 12113.,
gnor did anybody put into th \ record
the fact. ascertained. latcr by tho
_\Vorld corrzsmmdcnt. :hat
\ Cool on .
Company. serial numbcr :llfli’, cust‘
{$1.25 per _\'£ll‘(l in 15115 and $4.10 per}
yard in August, 1919."
It will be very finc if 'Mr. Wood can:
loWer the .00“ of living {or his ODOl‘a-‘
tivcs. and thereby make. further wagci
iair'os unnvccusurv-r-fine for him. and;
fine for them.
'ly
just
Perhaps ho is genuine-1
philanthropic about it. '
But it is;
as Well. too. to be fair. Veryj
'likol'y those Lawrence rum-chants have}
been over-cl1aruim:—nem ly everybody}
has. But shall the pot therefore call‘
the kettle black? in such
0113, the reformer
int from :1 lofty pcdcstal of virtual;
'but rather «.124 one profiteer to anothenl
appealing for mutual rcformatiou. I
1
Thc same reli‘ection holds two for.
the. similar Plan proposed by the Cal“ 35:11.0‘1' “it i“. ”pm“?! {hm the "hi3". pmnt.‘ “m b0 asked 0f (“Pry DPPSOII
.Emlms'md1d1ftu~ulty d'ocs not he in systcmutlc
‘.str1kes. but. In
jwm-kers to incrcasc
keep steadily at work
output as a result ot‘ very short hours
gnr the. suspension of “WWI:
fvmmhnr m” 0qu a week has proved to
be a national problem.
magic Stcel (‘ompanv in 1
Mot-chants will agree to stop profit-
ecringz much more checrfully jt' manu-
facluiing will do tho sumo.
___..__..——._.._____
SETTLING DOWN.
TllL‘ world is full of peoplt- preach "
. . tin aw'rlhcd bv manv to high wages p
in a ‘ " - l 1 1:; ' ‘ w - '
.2 11 tint ltll (do [01 unn t. Aflland tlw am“... totemulnv tho WNW“.
'ed purchasing power thus obtained in.
their talk merely emphasizes lllt.‘ un
\l’illirilll .\l. \Vood. hcad of the .5 ni~’
crican “'oolen Companv, created a net-l
aensatiou lately by declaring!
I his! depart-I
313519., am: '
a Sl’a!\1‘\ l
1 cd that
. _ {of the coal strike and the cessation of . . r“ c at Connecti-
m’gmmh'l’aclivity in the steel strike so well as ”am“: («118113 I ' t” t
. l ‘ ' . h: , l' . ) 1 b . 1‘ cut, census cnumeratoru will call at
mug" “ell sneakrt 1 great _\ lllCl‘taSPt mint 9.! 0 men every dwelling no in this com m
ily tn . _ .
sary to fill out the questions contained PM“ census vita“; concerns the “e"
on the printed census schedules.
111m no
1111113 total =
1113qu 31111111;
lReadjustment Likely lie-
: cause of Curtaiied Buying
1 Power
l WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.-—»Generul
anxiety prevails throughout American
,busincss conccrning the continucd ad-
;yaucc in prices and a readjustment
appears imminent, tho lt‘cvlcral Re-
" "'1‘ "card Imported in its rcview ot'
Dccemhcr bu s i n c s 3 conditions.
Throughout the board's statement the
inference was strongly given that _:1
reduction in prices is due because of
a recounized curtailment of buying
l
l
3
i
a
.uumr mupul with a lack of unanim-
1“ 01f opinion as u) what the t'uturc
holds.
Whilc retail trade showx great act-
‘ivily and wholesalers and manu'a *i‘:r-
191's were represented as bcing unablc
l m suppl) the demand tlw great growth
[in businms was shown to have been
terms of dollars and not in units of
production. High wages for labor fur-
. titer complicated the situation accord-
'ing to the board‘s vim. Practically
every Federal reserve district report-
“skillcd labor was working
only sulTicient days to keep going" re-
sulting in a consequt-nl falling off in
production. '
Tin- board notcd that rcal cstalu
values in llundrcds of rommunitios
scem to havc rcached the peak or at
lcast tho rise has bccn checked. “'itll
the stoppage in the rise of real estate
I
,
1 Hand Painted Spats, Aids of H. C. of L., ..
SATURDAY, JAN. 3, 1m
Are the Very Latest Thing in New York
e: m-ulw' am...»
SPECIALS TONIGHT
From 7 to 10 o’clock
... :r-A. .-. 1:. .‘
Colonial Rag Rugs
Size Jitixi- inches. 1 9n
. 15
Tonight
9x12 Fibre Rug
7 Special
Novelty Turkish Towels
\\1e1.ll $1.110. ' 59c -.
'l‘nnifzhz ncch‘ ..... .
Yard Wide Percales
Gray ““11 1111.11 lizurcd
.~ w'fl‘fl‘~‘-‘-'-‘¢W~‘IM'5‘JAA\M~.v;
ei’l‘oc‘ ‘.
$14 98 “'01‘ll1 35C. 9E
'ITonigllt. cat‘ll -- . ~ — - " Tonight. yard . . 2 ‘
_ Cretouucs White Bed Spreads
Nt‘w designs: worth .im‘. 27c Full size; vmrln £150. 98
Tonight. yard ---------- Tonight. 1 ach ........ $1-
1 *1
‘5 Women’s Black Cotton
3. “we
Medium wcight. scamed back;
" brown and black.
Tonight pair .......... 59c
Men’s Wool Hose
5:231:th and Oxford Km}: 39c
. Women’s Pam; lather
~ Vt orth We. 3
‘Tonight. pair .......... 9C
Huck Towels,
Largo :u..- and heavy
“’0th 51m.
Tonight. tar-h
Men’s Bath Robes
ltvgular $4.213.
Tonight
weight.
Women's Slur-on Wool
Sweaters
Assorted coloru: value 88 so
...... a
some. Tonight
Women’s Shirt Waists
... .‘K-_‘.‘.:.7 - :. “it: ...........
Hand painted splits are the vcrylatvst thing in New- York. The_lad,
although of recent origin. has cause d a big demand for these cloth matters
in the smart Fifth avenue shops. The 3' belong near the top of tho lit-t of
things which built along the H. (‘. of I... as most of thmn an- pamtod to
onlvr with dcsigns to matchfispcclal costumcs.
values building operations are expect-
cd to be stimulated.
Labor unrest the rovicw said. slmw~
ed some abatctncnt during the month.
but the greatly reduced production of
the. preceding month was not by any
means fully restored. The term‘notion l
employed in those lines in many dis-
tricts accounts for a lchr figum rcp-
resenting um-luploymcnt, the board
said.
"From many scctions." the board as-
tlle indisposition of
production and
The reduced
2: "’"o
The disposi-
ion of labor to pursue such a policy
WHAT EVERYONE SHOULD KNOW concornlng the acrcngc and value of
The Fourteenth Doctor-ital Census of partly owns and partly rents the land
.n tho l‘nilcd Stan-s:
or divorced;
and birthplace or father and mother,
Hiring nameq or both
rovincc 11' foreign born;
t'csxion. also industry in which"
Good quality material: choice aw
lvotlon of styles. Special
3LT! ... $2.79
Women’s Quilted Vests
' Special
: Chm 3&2 Dress
his farm; whether he owns, rents or .
Regular price 150.
Tonight yard ........
Q Tu Beach Cloth
9c
the Unit:d States I: On: he farms; the value on the buu‘ dingo;
l‘ndcr the immediate direction of machinery and implemcntu m‘l‘mflmfi
, . , , to his farm: the quantity of all crops. 1;"
0h" 1' kemplo. Supervisor of “I" raised on his farm during the you-f 7 Worth 50c yard. 3: tonight ....... ”£15
1919; amt many other questions much. Tonight. yard ........
cover all possiblc farm operatians.
An absolutely accurate and
Women’s Coat;
A Sifl’vl'dl lot; brown rand. tan only...
“'(lflh $19.00. _ . $12.98
Half Bleached Muslin
Yard “do: worth 356. 5:
Tonight. yard ..........
1
l Damask Tm Cloths
Tonight, ..
5 each ................ ”a
secure the information neces-
Tonighl .......
Ylividovcfil‘ly Plaid Skirting
a ‘1 l, $1.25
Special tonight. yard
com- "
tam of thiq community and of evprv Q
. person living in it. The omcial popu-
. - w
Quwtlons covering the follo in: lotion for the next ten years will be
determined by the census of 1920.
Be rcmly with your answers. when
. the census man calls at your house.
Scx; .
Color or race:
Age at last. birthday;
\Vllmhpr single, marricd.
l
NCE OF A BOSTON
BANK.
The valuc of m-wspuper advertis-
ing in getting busincss for banks was .
recently discussed by G, Wallucc Tib
hens, lieu-lireelxlent of the Exchange
Trust (‘0.. at a conference of the Alan
W" anointed Saviour: Tl'tlsl -:‘ompam‘cs or ‘
m ,_.-__...._ _._. WV“
widowed THE EXPERIE
Hawaii-ygsllecial 1111 foals
_ How is‘your chance to purchase a cost at ridiculously low
. l
Birthplace of person enumerated
country and
Occupation, specltying tradc or’ pro-
rest, if at .10... mt “Mam. imprint-4.; n... nul'cllzlxv of leisure rather than ”"fl'f‘f‘jhm,mummnmsphom. imassaChuse-"sg ' _ ‘4 .1 prices. Domain and look them over. It will be worth your
it,” 2200115." ‘ _ .-._- .__ g t‘lf‘hemer 3:119 Ito rga‘d: , ' 1..u§,‘;,‘;”"s‘3§.’:§m'i.‘:., “21";é.":.;; '0; fig 1 while. You are sure to be the gainer in the and.
10 00:1“er is t‘nmlamcmall;, ‘ .' ,v . _ ‘ '19 9“ a 9 ° W '3; , . savin 's accounts bumuess 1 the .
.rmm-l- W "mm-- 1.... 1mm arc a»f(ll-It-(ixliifiliesy‘£2.30"'jvlghierii‘iilegg’éig 3.33:3;1:11;};383931133131“ 1.3.1.5.... ."w direct “a...“ “(known CHILDREN 8 COATS ------------------- . $3.00 to $16.90
('l‘casinlr. The Ql'C‘fll ("hristmrls (llll‘f "“"“‘ '1’ "I‘l“"’"” (‘2'!)“ll’lli cone-val lfl- (Ind. l[()\\'lll‘d. whether “0“". is {TOO ”E :lliflilflxu‘s kl.“ :h‘} (1181}? Pr??? Enid 21"!" l ms, COATS ....... . ................ $12.50 w “.00
W'l'?‘ "ll'l‘n annually b." vvarious char~ mcntanon. These we” young mes- l’crwons of forc'lcu birth will be . 3.1m} m‘vO-lmb nf'hhflr 1.19. ”fl. .
nor it'r. : - . — ., .. «(Anger girls who were taken on during . ' - . ' . . .. . f1“ ‘1'”! of .\0\(mbcl h‘“ All‘tfltl} ' LADIES COATS """""""""""" 320'“) to $5000
11:: .11 Non ioilv found no Mich \val‘- the War and were ”1m.“ brmvnics lw- naked questions concrrnmb lhlfl. .ul- ”son 1 pcr ppm m-pr mp prcvmus _
incr lino of hungry thousands as in Dr»:- causc of their spccial brown dresses, (“133:3 111?)i§l::iizt’vr'1llon to the l'nitcd m???”- 'l l ‘ a 1‘ l“ ,1 ‘ . ,1 . . l Take advantage 0f the Opportunity‘
but 81“?!)3 ll-“Nl l0 fW‘fl 150“ D‘IUDII‘ bad 3:: “3:11? ('llll;ll:tl 3‘1?‘."he¥ liltoi’fd‘ \thhcr naturalizcd. and, if so, the lll‘\\'.\'llll[l!‘r advertising and that thCl m— _. ,_ W
only 300 applicants. Anoillcr which tha$b0;;.h lllllcl 'mdl Pl ‘m‘ quto 9' )‘1-411‘ of naturalization; :ndurns far chm’du lllt’ amount ex~'
to
year.
8“"
was accustomed to prepare for about;
"‘ l
the 5411110 number R‘d bl." 40" lhlS: LONDON. llt‘C'. 30.'~~“\'1Cl07'y" post-f
.ago stamp: in celobvntion or nnncc ore
. fh
\i’lulp l‘ll'.‘ hundreds who did apply;
too many. and while it is a dis-E
gracc that any community should have the Scntlnol.
auv poor,
number is steadily decreasing.
that the '.
Poorn
th e fact remains
houses. jails and Inoruues arc stcadilyg
reallzm
now and
rather
political, a state of mind rather
governmental sys-
and can be held together only by
of its various
is 3
There is prob-
part of the whole.
get a. greater
if it takcsz the
is no
tion. The main trouble with irre-
s’ that it seems nimble to agree
in
B
at a Ycar':l eve, thoughts of. "arid” United
States recurred to Americans who are
in tho city.
the Adlon and Bristol Hotels. where
In othor places, as in Americans
in 111., the freshly cooked food “PB?“ ‘0 "mm”-
at the doors of subscri-b- B
tainers- which preserve its ks _ h
. m 't k'tche (we,- bcverazcs, than . to the “.hole Int 8
‘8‘ com only i n. n,'WCSl" through which liquid refresh-
ment found its way to the capital.
anticipation of
taxes. which
today. Berlin had its
night.
.. gone days ago, and because of the
W p, is turned oVer to an ‘eflic- larger number 0% foreignsvnns in fhzci‘iy,
" kich n rgan' "on. the Ad'lon and rlstol otels 1a t 9:
fly t e 0 1mm biggest receipts they had ever known. .
[it the latter, a pig was paradicd about t
the dancing floor,
or one downtrodden by nutocracy or;
by capital is a. fertile breeding ground?
for discontent.
toys bv the armi’ul and making pay...
ments on .‘hc
much danger of a revolution.
ly stop talking! about unrest.
they forgot other people's unrest. and.V
in good reading or out-door walks ori
\\ oil: or prayer find res-t for their own
souls.
V4
,try and morc honesty about appl}’ll’l1.§
it.
roadway tonight?”
losing busincss." 1'
All this helps. A hungry population'
A population buying.3
new victrola isn't in-1
Supposc. in 1920.pcoplc just natural-
Supno's“ I
l-‘.'o-.tldn't it be a comfortable;
'orltl? , 11
W'hat industry nocds is more indns-_
.
, 1
the whole world needs lS»
instead of conversation.
\V'll a t
set the world upon its feet 2
5—-——~——
NOT DRY IN BERLIN.
BERLIN” Thursday, Jan. l.~—In the
idst of the merrymaking incident to'
crlin‘s second after the. war New
l
Every now. and then. at‘
gathered. someone was
I wonder what they'e drinking) on 4' 4 ‘
Berlin did not suffer anv dearth of}
In
luxury and turnovc—r‘
will
final fling la'st
eing issued for 1920 in Barbados.
Try a Classified Advertisement in 0“
every farm in this community to so-
curc tllc information nt‘c‘ossary to fill
riculturc schedule. 1
Each {armor will bc.
J ‘V'.f§~> -‘-,p~—_~w’i}_
Every w,..W.._._<.2It1a...n’. s
:Eashi
Mother tongue or nativc language.
Every Farm Visited
f‘ensus cnumcrators also will call at
pended. llc nxplaincd to the gather-
in: that tho esscntials in 1|(l\'t‘l‘ll.\lll§l!
a bank arc: 'l‘llc namv of lllf‘ instltu
iion_ its location. it‘s \lnuan (if any)
and tradcmark. l
t the oucetinrw contained on the ag--
M
‘ The promising younu man may bc
askcd qucstlons all right. but a paying one l5 llctlur.
on Shop
THE STORE 0F VALUES.
Grand Opening Jan. 3. 1920. Grand Opening.
8X
&ng
13 RAILROAD AVE.
This store will upon its doors to the public, SATURDAY.
m. 3, 1930, with um line of ms and BOY’S' 01.013.
1.3 RAILROAD AVE.
i
E
be effective after:
t
i
I
All reservations at hotels were
the porker being '
town seefioa ,
mo, W and moms.
For this do; We will ofl'er some great. bargains. It will
pay you to look in our.
Siluhz’m 531.139.3192!
xf&agu
113‘ RAILROAD A“.
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