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tended and clearer indications for their use and.
 WHEREAS--it is desirable that ac- curate information of this character be the common property of the medi- cal profession to the end that those suffering from diseases that may be alleviated or cured by these waters when properly administered may avail themselves Of their use, There fore be it
 RESOLVED That the Hot Springs Garland County Medical Society hereby approves the bill now before Congress authorizing the apppolnt- ment of a commission for the furth- CT study of the physiological effects of these waters, and of the appro- priation necessary to conduct the ln- yestigation and, Be 1t further
 RESOLVED-Tna copy ot these resolutions be spread upon the min utes of the society and that copies be furnished our Senators and Repre- sentatives in Congress from this state the Medical Director or the Reservation, and the city press.
 S. L. STEER, M. D.
 II. P. COLLINS, M. D.
 E. D. HOLLAND, NJ. D.
 Committee.
 Tn speaking on the subject, the ot onis cIobe.Democrat, editorially un- der inc caution of Developing Hot sp~ings9 has this to say:
 The government of the unlted ctates has a property of unique value in The reservation at Hot Sprlhss' Ark but has yet a good deal to ieaIh ahont it's various features. A plil Is nendine in Congress for an appropria- isa, of s50O0O to investigate the ',h''s,oloaical 'iO" and therapeutical CT sac,a of the waters in the alleyiatlon and cure of diseases. The Worh pios nosad calls for the employment ol rvalified persons, the purchase oi ,a horatorv apparatus and supples' iaDY' tha .l detail of competent officers auu oeoct inc object in view rms v, ~ ov vament Is in line with a conserNa- tion policy both scientihc' anu plae s tical More than hundred liousanu visitors go to Hot springs ahluai.' sns from every state in the uhioh' nHu ;ntaII,eent efforts the springs D .,d he made one of the most nm soa.a '...eot snas in the world. which IS tS RS s sav that an international reputa- to .,on s"s and interest would be establish ',o" covarnment ownership makes M ,h;s result but a matter of time. 'i'ls H9oro should be assertained about the qualities of the waters, at,,a ~ ls claimed that they are radioac'ise' s containing a gas or radium or pc c,,lar value in the treatment oi ger ,ain diseases. This idea must re. main theory until the govefnmeh'
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Sell We Must, and Sell We Will, Regardless of Price

conduct a Sunday school workers conference in the afternoon at 5 o'clock. Dr. Beauchamp is an emi- nent specialist in his line, and a preacher of extraordinary power. Wis itors and citizens of Hot Springs may well profit by ayailing themselves of this opportunity to hear him, and worship with the saints at the First Baptist church At 7:30 D. m. the evening service will be given over to [. special New Years sermon by the pastor. A cordial invitation to all. Seats free We wait to welcome you.
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Vesper Service, Sunday, December 2e,
 430 O'clock.

Order of service: Organ Preludes- (a) "Glory in Excelcis" Mozart (b) Meditation .... Massenet. Gel Ancient Plain Songs. (d) Chants from Russian Music. Gel 70. Little Town of Bethlehem (f) Silent Night Holy Night
 Organist-Miss Hardin Doxology-
 Prayer.
 Anthem -"The King of Love- Shelley.
 Hymn No. 23e, T Love to Tell the Story"
 Scripture Lesson. Anthem-"s Sing, o Heavens Tours.
 Offertory. Prayer
 Sermon. by the Pastor. solo--selected- MT. W. c. Brown, Jr.
 Prayer.
 Hymn No 42, Abide With Me" Benediction. Organ Postlude. Public cordially invited to this ser vice.
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Firet presbvterian Church.

Wilmington avenue near Central. Rev F. w Thompson. pastor. Ser vices for Sunday, December 29 1912. A 30 a. m Bible school Classes for all ages. A welcome for all who may desire to enter upon the study of the Word of God II a. m public worship. The pastor will preach. 4:30 D. m. vesper service. Special music will be rendered by choir. There will be no service at night The public is in- vited to all services.
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Resolutions.

At a called meeting of the feo' Sprlngs-Garland County Medlcai So eiety, held December 27th, 1912, n. the following resolutions were auoP' tha
 WHEREAS-The waters a,,a. ~ springs on the Hot Springs ns's, ,n,tt ton haye for years been useu na great success in the treatmen' uore on for the relief of many thousanus suta ,,t,c Sy afflicted. and their tneIaps""
 value clearly demonstrated anu of
 WHEREAS As-M Modern me.noos hvsi. research in the study for the pnssa os ological and therapeutic effects v, radioactive mineral waters o,,,,n. promise of more definitely e.s ue are ing how these benehcient ensoss ss ex. produced and of affoTdins mo''
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Orange Street PresbyterIan.

Sunday school at 9:45 a. III. H. C. Graham, superintendent. Divine wor- ship and preaching by the pastor, Rev F. M Wylie. at II q. m. and E 70 D. m Morning theme, Hunting an Easy Job. For the evening God syerywherep Special music. The public invited F NJ. Wyle, pastor.
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,t. Lukc's Episcopal Church.
Christlan sclence servlces.

Reading of the lesson sermon Sun day morning at Il o'clock, at the church edifee. corner Prospect and Quapaw avenues. Subject, Christian Science" Testimonial meeting We'd nesday evening at s o'clock. A free reading room is maintained at the. above address. and is open from 7 to D. m. on Tuesdays and Fridays. A cordial welcome to all.
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First Baptist Church.

Corner Court and Exchange streets Rev c FL Tate. D. D., pastor. Rev H. Beauchamp. of Dallas. Tex, district secretary of the Sunday school board of the Southern Baptist Conventiok will preach at the morning hour anl
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Central Methodist Church.

Sunday school s:30 a. III. League 6;30 D. m. Preaching by pastor, Rev. Alonzo Monk. II a. nj. and 730 ?. m. You are cordially invited to attend all services
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LEGISLATORS IN PEN.

Columbus. O.. Dec. 2-To serve terms Of three years and nine months, respectively. State Senator | E H'in- man, l.. A. Forrest and R. Andrews, entered the pentitentiary here late today. Both had been refused new trials recently upon conviction of ac- eepting brihes in connection with bills pending before the last legIsla- ture.
 Botb are lawyers and Senator Anr drewS previous to his election to tl'e senate had served two terms as prosecutor of Lawrence county An drews is a republican and Huffman democrat
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Second Baptist Church.

Corner Fourth and Garland. ]. R. Barnett. pastor. Phone 2a9. Call the pastor when he can serve you or your friend, Weekly seryices Sunday
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ing each Sunday II a. III. and T:a0 D. m. Young Peoples Union each Sunday 6:30 D. III. Prayer meeting each Thursday 7.3o D. m You are always welcome at the Second Baptist church.
 St. Lukc's Episcopal Church.
 Corner Spring and Cottage streets. Rev A. k. Llwyd. rector. First Sun day after Christmas Sunday school 9:30 q. III. Morning prayer and ser mon II a. III. Evening prayer and sermon 7.30 D. m. Choir practice on Tuesday at 1 and 7:30 and on Thurs day at 7:30 ?. m.
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What you want to sell and fha other fellow wants to bHy may be welded into an advantageous barRai'1 through a Sentinel Record want ad.
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CLASSIFIED ADS

In the Sentinel-Record today win not miss any of the really good things that are on the market and you, like as not, will find just what you want A classified advertisement in the Sem tinel-Record will reach the real buy CTS and sellers. Try it once.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-13
SCHEPPS WILL BE
HELD MERELY AS
MATERIAL WITNESS
Associated Press Dispatch

Associated Press Dispatch.
New York, Aug, 12.-Sam
Schepps, alleged "paymaster of the
murder crew. that killed Herman
Rosenthal, IS to be held on his ar
rival here from Hot Springs, as a
material witness, and not as one of
the accomplices, it was stated by
District Attorney Whitman tonight.
This form of immunity Is condition.
al, however, upon Schepps' willing
ness to coroborate the stories of
Jack Rose and Bridgie Webber,
charging that Police Lieut.. Becker
was the instigator of the murder,
Neither Rose nor Webber had i'm
plicated Schepps in their confess
sions further than to say that he
acted as paymaster Of the murder
ers. and acted as general handy
man" after the murder, while Rose
was in hiding
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-13
GAMBLING CASE:
IS CONTINUED
FOR TEN DAYS
Charges Against City Official are
Dismissed for Want of
Prosecution

The case in which city official
and William Henry Eichoff who we,e
jointly charged with maintaining a
gaming house came up for hearing
yesterday afternoon in Justice Of the
Peace lannon's court, having been
continued from Friday, Aug >,
The case against the city Official
was dismissed which according to
the Justice was ION account of lack
of prosecution, City Attorney Bird
not being present, lack Of witnesses
and because | did not thing the
party guilty Of the charge, anyhow
exonerated him
The case against Eichoff was con-
tinued for lack of service Constable
James came into court, threw down
the papers in the case and said he
could not locate Eichoff and thirteen
of the witnesses.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-13
WILL SHOW USE
OF DYNAMITE IN
FARMING WORK
Scientific Methods Of Flowing and
Raising Stumps TO be Demon
straled on Kelly Farm

The scientific process of farmihs
with dynamite, stump digging and
ditch digging will be demonstrated
in this vicinity The farm of M. r.
Kelly formerly the Bourgeois farm,
located inside the drainage district
near the junction of the Cache and
Mississippi river levees will be the
scene of the interesting demonstra-
tion which will be conducted this
afternoon at o'clock by a repre-
sentative of the Dupont Powder Co.
who has come here for the purpose.
Farming with dynamite is no ex-
pertinent. The work done by this
process is quickly and easily accom-
plished Many people from the
drainage district and north Of Beech
Ridge will gather at the Kelly farm
to witness the procedure.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-13
old RESIDENT
Of CAIRO DIES
Mrs. Elizabeth Collins Expires at
Age Of IS, Lived in
Cairo 65 Years

Mrs. Elizabeth Collins, probably
the oldest resident of Cairo, died at
st. Mary's infirmary this morning at
1870 o'clock of infirmities of age,
She was about IS years old. She
had resided the past five or six
years at the infrmary. She was
born in Ireland and came to this
country when she was Is years. of
age; the family came to Cairo few
years after their arrival in this
country.
She leaves two sons, John Collins,
who is a fireman at Station No, Q,
and Joseph, who is III at st. Mary's
inhrmary. she is also survived by
one sister, Mrs, Catherine Collins. of
Kansas City.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-13

New York, Aug. 12,--Police Lieu
tenant Charles A. Becker, indicted
for murder in connection with TIE
killing of Rosenthal, the gambler.
has had a stormy career since h.
was appointed to the police force
Nov. /, 1893 When he was an or
dinary policeman in uniform pa
trolling city streets he shot and kill
ed plumbers helper, John Fay
Becker was chasing a gang of burg
lars and Fay was an innocent by
stander Fay was identified" by
the police as John O'Brien, burg
lar, and until the young plumbers
helper was identified Becker received
much applause After that he was
suspended, and an investigation was
held. But nothing happened. Po-
lieemen who have known Charlie"
Becker for a long time chiefly re-
member the occasion when he re-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-13
TAFT Will TEACH
CONGRESSLESS()N
IN BUDGET PLAN
will Demonstrate Belief in System
Of Making Estimates and
Appropriations
Associated Press Dispatch.

Associated Press Dispatch.
Washington, Aug. 12.--As an OBJ
ject lesson to Congress to demon
strate his belief in the advantages
of the budget system for making es-
Inmates and appropriations for the
Federal Government, President Taft,
it was learned today, will send next
years estimates to Congress in
budget form to accompany the regu-
lar book of estimates which the sec
retary of treasury is required by law
to submit. The entire cabinet has
been instructed to prepare estimates
under both plans
The proposed American budget,
while varying widely from the Eng
lish budget, because Of the differ
ence in the structure of the two
governments, will be designed to
present to Congress and the public
an understandable program of busi-
ness for the ensuing year, commit
ting the president to definitely ex-
pressed lines to public policy.
The estimates will be explained
in detail, classified and compared
with previous appropriations and
expenditures, and show the rela-
tion of probable expenditures with
probable revenues for the ensuing
year. The present method of sub
mitting estimates to Congress in
identical form each year, without
detailed information showing def
mite program, Is regarded by Presi-
dent Taft, Secretary of the Treas
nry MacVeach and the economy COM
mission as unsystematic, unscientific
and antiquated.
The first budget will be drawn by
the economy commission. which re-
Gently recommended its adoption.
Secretary MacVeagh, in his last two
annual reports, strongly urged Con-
gress to adopt the budget system in
order to show the inter-relatiou of
income and outgo He advised the
appointment Of commission, rep
resenting the executive and legisla-
tive branches. to study the problem:
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-13
VIM. F. DES|NON|
DIES AFTER A
LONG SICKNESS
Funeral viii be Held Tomorrow
Morning With Interment
at Villa Ridge

William +. Desimoni of this city,
died at 4:40 p. M Sunday at the
tosk county hospital at Chicago,
after an illness Of several months
o( tuberculosis.
lie went - Chicago some months
ago to engage in the show business
which line he had followed for seg-
era| years, he was doing very
bLt cessful business although not in
a p, ysical condition to handle 1t Ms
ae vished - He remained on duty
until few weeks ago when he was
compelled to go to the hospital. He
had not been in good health for the
past two years and travelled to many
health resorts to try to get relief
His brother, Charles A. Desimoni,
of this city, and sister, Mrs Rose
Jordan Of Cincinnati, Ohio were
with him at the time of his death.
The body was brought to Cairo
this morning on the Seminole limit
ed Tho funeral will take place
Wednesday morning, lnterment
will be made at Villa Ridge cems-
terry.
He leaves two brother, Charles
and Joseph. Of Cairo, and sister,
Nrs, Rose Jordan of Cincinnati.
He was born in Cairo SS years
ago and has made his home here
aver since.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-13
PRESIDENT ELIOT OF
HARVARD, FOR WILSON

Boston, Mass, Aug. 12,-Charlas
w. Eliot, president emeritus of Har-
ward University, the alma mater of
Col. Roosevelt, Is an ardent support
err of Woodrow Wilson. He said so
after his world trip, which ended
when he and his party stepped from
the Western train at the Back Bay
station and proceeded to Brookline.
81 have read the three platforms,
and I must confess | was amused to
notice that all three claimed title
to the progressive spirit" he said,
Remember now that | have the
greatest admiration for all three
candidates-they are splendid men,
but l am not protectionist, never
was, and never will be. Therefore,
/ could not support the Taft plat
form very we'll
"As for the Roosevelt movement
well, | look upon that as being
impulsive and gushing, so to speak.
1t is one-man following, as I
view it.
II liked the Democratic platform,
and / am fond of Woodrow Wilson.
He would make sound and able
President. He is in every way quail
fled by experience and natural abil-
ity."
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-13
CHARGES THAT
HIS NAIL HAS
Been R|FLED
senator LaFoilette in Speech De-
clares Postal Officials Sought
to Prevent Probe
AsSAILS POSTAL DEPARTMENT
Leader oi Insurgsat Republicans
Says Employees We're Discharg-
ed for Organizing
AsSAILS POSTAL DEPARTMENT
Press Dispatch.

Washington, Aug. 12--The sea-
ate today, after five hours work on
the post office appropriation Bill,
reached an agreement to vote on .te
measure at 4 o'clock tomorrow af
ternoon.
Discussion of the bill was enliV-
ened late in the day when Senator
LaFollette, speaking on a house pro-
vision granting to employees Of the
postal service the right to organize
deliberately charged, officials of the
post office with rifling his mail in
an attempt to delve into an investi
cation he was making into the pos
tai service.
The Wisconsin senator declared
that his mail had been subjected 10
an espionage almost Russian in
character" and he showed to the
senators bundle Of letters, which
he said, had been tampered with.
absurd and ridiculous are al
jectiyes applied to LaFollette's
charges by post office officials It Is
declared positively that if the sena-
tors mail had been riaed, the
crime was committed by somebody
not connected with the department.
Criticizes Removals.
LaFollette, after making his
charges, said that men were removed
from the railroad mali service for
no other reason than that they
Joined organizations designed to i'm
prove labor conditions in the SER
vice.
During the day three important
provisions of the post office bill were
acted upon The Bourne Bristow
plan for a parcels post system, with
"a system Of graduated charges,
based on eight zones of distance,
dividing the country, was placed in
the Dill,
A provision In the house bill, maxi
ing available federal funds to as
sist the states in good roads con-
struction, was beaten and amend
ment framed by the senate commit
tee, providing for commission of
three senators and three represen-
tatives to study the questions, was
adopted.
Another amendment written into
the bill would compel newspapers
using the mail to file with the post
master general the names of own
ers, publishers, editors, stock hold
ers of bonds and mortgages.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-13
SCHEPPS SAYS
NEWSPAPERSHAVE
LIED ABOUT HIN
Half Of Stories About Him are Tn.
truths Accused Man
Declares
MAINTAINS SUDDEN SILENCE
Receives Telegram from Lawyer
Advising Him to Have
Nothing to Say
MAINTAINS SUDDEN SILENCE
Associated Press Dispatch.

Associated Press Dispatch.
Hot Springs, Ark, Aug. 12,-"Do
not believe all you read in the news
papers about M. | probably have
talked too much, but l have not said
one-half of what was printed" said
Sam Schepps, held here for compile
ity in the murder of Herman Rosen-
than, tonight.
The prisoner received telegram
today from his lawyer in New York,
urging him to maintain silence.
The message apparently had its eff
feet and he has had little to say.
Yesterday the prisoner said he
would tell his entire story to Dis
trict Attorney Whitman.
But that was yesterday.
Today was one of impatient wait
ing and it is apparent Schepps
feared representatives of the New
York police department may be ON
the scene bebfore representatives Of
the district attorney, That Schepps
does not want to be turned over to
the police authorities is evident.
1t seems certain Schepps will
fight any efforts the New York police
might make to take possession of
him. Under constant guard since
his arrest, he has talked little except
with officers who have been with
him, and in these conversations he
discussed generalities.
Advices received by local author
tiles, tonight, indicate that both
representatives of the police and
Attorney Wtihman's office are en-
route to Hot Springs for Schepps.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-13
new TEN Cent
Store OPENS
Woolworth's 627th Store in U. ).
and Canada Ready for
Inspection Friday

The (Woolworth 5 and 10 cent
store at 709-11 Commercial avenue
will be opened to the public for in
spection Friday afternoon and for
the sale of goods on Saturday. Special
bargains in all lines will be offered
Saturday. The store is nearly ready
for business. Goods are being
placed on the shelves.
This is the pioneer and 10 cent
store In this country. The firm has
b27 stores in the United States. No
goods are sold for more than 1oc in
any of their stores.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-13
ILLINOIS CENTRAL BUILDS
NEW STATION AT ANNA

A new modern passenger station
for Anna is to be constructed soon
by the Illinois Central railroad.
Assistant Engineer Russell, of thai
road, was in Anna last week and
gave out this information. 1t Is Elk
pected the work will be started
next month. Benton, H., is also y
have new passenger station.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-13

eeiyed a medal for saving the life
Of a man. On d July morning one
James Butler tGmbled into the
water at West Tenth street. Becker
is said to have gone after him and
rescued him in the nick of time
He wore his medal for two years.
and then Butler made an affidavit
that he was an expert swimmer and
had gone overheard at the request
OF Becker and promise that he
would receive SIS Becker never
paid the money Butler said, and
so he called Becker flake hero. s"
He added that Becker would have
drowned if he (Butler) hadn't pull
ed him out, Becker was arrested
while on duty at a station in the
Bronx, He objected to being photo
graphed. The smaller picture shows
how he covered his face with his
nat when an attempt was made tc
get a picture of him by fiashlight.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-13

Alvin Cavender, 22S Thirty-hfth
street, has returned from Willard,
called there by the death of his
uncle, Robert E. Cavender, whose
funeral occurred Sunday afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-13

Mrs. William Oehler, Jr,, OF AIS
Douglas street, went to Golden yes
terday to visit with friends for a
Neexs ,ss.h.,s A,u d
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-13

Careful to Avoid EXTREMITY
A man can groan fearfully under
the heavy responsibility Of vast riches
without trying to- tighten them the
least bit.--New Yak Press.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-13

New York, Aug. 12.--Mrs VIII
liam II. Force, mother of Mrs. John
Jacob Astor, has arrived at the AS
tor mansion, $40 Filth avenue, to be
with her daughter until the arrival
of the expected ehilG. Mrs Force
was accompanied by her daughter,
Miss katherine Force. Mrs. Astor
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-13
WEATHER.

nois-Thunder showers Tues
day; Wednesday fair,
Kentucky - Thunder showers
Tuesday; Wednesday fair.
Missouri--Local thunder showers
Tuesday; Wednesday fair.