The Sentinel=record., 1914-03-15

Daniel Stern. one of the Arlingto1's regulars, is back for his usual extend ed stay. He is publisher of the Amer ican Artisan and Hardware Record q prosperous trade publication. | Thomas Beacon and E. P. Kelly of El Reno. Okla, and Jack Love of Oklahoma City, prominent in the southwestern railway world are at the Arlington for a short stay.
 Mir Louis Disbrow of New York City, one of the speed merchants who will show at the Oaklawn auto meet Tuesday and a driver famous on two continents, is at the Arlington.
 Mr. and Mrs. Lyman A. Holmes and son of Detroit, and Mrs. William Bar kell of Port Huron, Mich, registered together at the Eastman yesterday. They plan making stay of several weeks
 Eddie Hearne of Chicago, the noted automobile driver, one of the stars who will compete in Tuesdays big race at Oaklawn, reached the Spa yesterday. He is a guest at the East man.
 Charles R. Ellison of Chicago, the famous sportingman, together with his handsome wife reached the Arl- lagton yesterday They intend mak- ing their customary visit of q months duration.
 Mrs J. A. J. Lauerman of Marinette, Wis, joined her husband at the Arl- ington yesterday Mr. Lauerman ar rived early in the week and now that his wife is here plans remaining in the Spa until early April
 Mr and Mrs. D. F. Burke of Chi cago are back at the Arlington bent upon making their usual susbtantial visit. They came south from Mt Clemens. to what MT. Burke declares is his pet resort town"
 John II. Logeman of Chicago, sec retary of the Poster Advertising As sociation, which holds a directory meeting at the Arlington next Tues day and Wednesday, reached the Spaf yesterday. He will be q guest at thel Arlington during his stay in the Spa
 Miss Louise Morehead of Hot | Springs. who is a member of the sen | for class of the University or Aran- sas. has been holored by being se- lected as class prophet. and will de liver the prophecy for the class at the l commencement exercises neXtJune.
 Mir. and Mrs Ralph l. Nagee Of Fort Wayne, Ind, and J. H, Magee ct | Elmore O., are at the Arlington for a stay of several weeks. R. l., Magee | Is a big real estate operator, while | his brother J. H. Mages is president of the Bank of Elmore County. Both | couples are regular March visitors.
 Mr and Mrs. E. Allen Frost have joined the Arliagten's Chicago wing and intend making a substantial stay Mr. Frost is a Dember of the noted law firm of Chytraus, Healy x Frost, | and also serves as the general coun- | sel of the Poster Advertising Associa- | tion.
 MT. and Mrs, John Sullivan of Chi cago are paying their tenth annual visit to the Arlington. They plan making their customary substantial stay. Mir. Sullivan is a member of : the. firm of Charles E. Harding & Co.,, live stock commission merchants, op- srating in the famed Union Stock Yards.
 c. H. Leonard, the cornetist in the | Graham orchestra, which is scorira So heavily at the Hotel Eastman, has | dedicated his new composition, live | ly, tuneful march, in the hotels hon or. It is called The Eastman, 1914 and comes first on tonight's musical program. Mir. Leonard is a brother of 'Dutch" Leonard, the crack young | southpaw of the Boston Red SoX.
 Included among yesterdays arrivals | at the Eastman were D. G. Pollock of | Oshkosh, Wis; Leon Vogel, Lafay | cite McWilliams and Max ,Humberg | of Chicago H. S. Havlin of Cincin- natl; J. T. Cheridan of Kansas City; J c. Hubringer, Jr., of Keokuk, la; |R. A. Bird and c, A. White of St. | ouis, and R. J. Raleigh of New York City William A. Stuart of Tulsa, Okla, the Pittsburg Pirates second sacker in the middle nineties, holding down the bag before Claude Ritchey sue ceeded him, and now successful oil operator, is paying his annual MarcA visit to the Eastman. MT stuart all ways comes to the Spa when the Pirates are on deck and upon register ing yesterday got the glad hand from l Fred Clarke, Honus Wagner and his other pals in the famed baseball par
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