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PROMINENT AMATEURS
ON BAL TUSR0L LINKS
Professionals Also to Take Pnrt In
Annual Open Championship OF L. 6.
Golf Associations,

SHORT HILLS. y. j.. June I4.-Most
OF the prominent amateurs and nearly
TO take part in the twcnty-Arst annual
open championship OF the United States
coli Association were at the Baltusrol
clubs links to-day. and many played
over the course. The days best score
was Il by Gil Nichols. of Whining
toni 'g Wf" won ihe Sh9wnse Pa
TINS I'm. score in a match with Alec
smith. former national open cham
OF Chicago: the Western amateur cham
mon, and Jim donaldson. the Glenview,
H.. professional, who were beaten by
three up and two TO play.
Walter Hagen, the present champion
who was credited with a 70 Yesterday
picked UP today. and did not make
Barns the Western open CHAMPION.
did a - and Louis Teller. the former
fT Ersnci GpeH n, champion, had 70.
champion. and former winner OF the
open title, had "a &c to- day. while Max
~ MarSt"n, OF the home club. and win
Ship last Saturday, went around in Il
desplt" the fact that he took seven for
the fifteenth hole.
The FIRST section of golfers will be-
I'm ID" qualifying round of thirty six
h"IeS tomorrow. and the remainder OF
n u, entrants Will play a similar round
each day, to continue at scventv-two
9oirs for the title Thursday and Fri
Among the amateurs who will be
seen ~ to.morrow's round are: Francis
0llinet. !. Bycrs, Douglas Grant. of
Richmond, England: Henry H. Topninr
3i greenwich. Conn. and Oswald Kir,
Key, last years winner Of the Metro
pionShips
Alexander Smith. Alexander Ray and
HeofGe Sergeant, AL of whom are open
thAHipionS. together with Mcdonald
smith. tn" worlds record holder. for
seventy two. hole medal play: WiIfred
h".d. Jack Hutchinson, Tom NcNamara
ana George Low. are the best known
among to-morrow's professionals.
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ERRORS COSTLY FOR SUFFOLK

SUFFOLK, VA. June l4.-Costly err
rors in the seventh inning of the Suf-
in n score of TO 3, in favor of the
Nuts, being the tenth straight game
they have taken from Suffolk. Errors
In the seventh allowed Petersburg to
score, tieing tho score. Barnett parked
the ball In the eighth. In Sufolk's half
OF the eighth, lrmScher the first man
up. hit a long drive to center and was
called ont at second. much to the dis
pleasure of the fans, to whom he APP
reared safe. He was followed by
Stewart. who repeated the dose, but
the necessary hit TO tie the game was
not forthcoming. The pitching OF Toll
son and Rice was about equal. both
game were Barnett's home run and
Poole's work in right field. The score:
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NEW YORK AMERICANS
BACK IN FIRST DIVISION
Highlanders Win Two Games From
st. Louis by Scores OF IL tot
and to 4.
SECOND GOES TEN INNINGS
Wood in Old Form, and Boston Beats
Observation-Disclosures Wins on Err
rors-Chicago punches Hits and
Defeats Washington.

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NEW YORK. June 1.-THE New
york Americans went back into the
mrs. DIVISION 0-day by taking two
to 4. The second game went ten in
nings, Cree. a pinch hitter driving in
the winning run. The first game was
Il smuggling match. the Yankees piling
up an early lead at the expense OF
a.oudermilk and Hoch; The home run
last week was continued in to-dnv's
game. six men hitting for the circuit.
The St Louis team was managed nv
Captain Austin. In the absence OF Man
ager Hickey. who was called to Detroit.
Scores: '
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
st. Louis mt Newark.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Kansas City ut Baltimore.
Chicago AT Buffalo.
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NEWPORT NEWS WINS AGAIN

PoRTSMOUTH, VA. June l4.-New-
port News added another to her grow
ing Portsmouth by :, --ore OF TO 3.
Two home runs by Crist. each time
ana with two out and {; runner on
base. gave the visitors the big end of
the score Those who braved a drcnch-
ing rain were astonishcd to find the
diamond dusty Not drop of rain
Tell IN the city west OF Dinwiddie
street the edge of the rainfall being
as clearly marked as the base lines.
Gardner began the game for the Ship
IN the second inning and replaced by
Mullen. Welcher started for Ports
mouth. but was relieved by Strain in
the fourth. The score:
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lSPOR > CLIMBERS SPORT is

Schneider. Two-basc hits-Grifrith. Grob
Three base hit-Hcrzog. stolen bnscNcr
kie. Earned runs-New York. 5; Cincinnati
:? Sacrifice hits-Lobcrt. Doyle Robertson
Double plays-itobcrtsun to Aicyers. Eio,cr'
er to Merkle. Left on bases-New York g.
Cincinnati. !. First base errors-CincIp
nati. l. Bases on balls-or PcrrItt .. 80,
SCHNEIDER; 3; OF Amos. 2: off Toney. ?. hit.
or Pcrritt In innings; OFF Stroud In
or Ames. G in inning: off Toney. / in
innings Struck tut-by Perritt i: bS
wild pi,cheS-pcrritt Ames Utnpire.
KLEIN and En.slie. Time c:lS peS-'
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WHITNEY WILL DEFEND
TITLE AS GOLF CHAMPION

ATLANTA, GA. June 14.-Nelson
Whitney, of New Orleans, Southern
golf champion. arrived here unexpcct-
edly day and announced that he
would defend his title In the champion
ship tournament OF the Southern Golf
Association, which begins here to-mor-
row: Mr.. Whitney. who was injured
while at practice some days ago,
previously had stated that he would
not be able to compete. He has won
the Southern title four times
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Brooklyn.

nro1hyn ...............o 0 o % O.;
-; Louis ......:.........0 o o,
summary: Runs-Cutshaw. H. Whoa,
Long Two base hit-Doian. Three base nj;
Long stolen base-McCarthy. Sacrif"e
ms smith Mccarthy. Stengcl Do.nn
H9mbIe p!ays-O Mara TO Dnubert; Butler 10
NirT to HYATT; cutshaw TO O'Mara 10
pthpert. Left on bascF-I3rookiyn = {,
Louis. & First base on 2WrootIvt'
l. H., Bases on hals-oh Doak. 2 HitsIott
i'ohk In innings: or Pcrdue i,
inning. struck out-by smith 2. 10 NJ 'l
!. EMPIRES. Ortiz and Byron. Time, ,:;o
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Totals Ia . % Totals ..32 q i
'Baited for Waite In ninth

''VVTF INnInKS: n
Newport News ........2 0 o q o q o-s
Portsmouth ............0 o 0 o 0-5
summary Runs-Sieglie (oD. Bunting
Smith. Crist 'ot. TaGuer. IIumnei WhittnS
Cook Waite. rwc-bnsc ht-Sieglie. Three
pas" hit-SieGlie Home run-Crist or
Iagier. Sacrifice hits-IsuntinE Smith
oarncs W"icher. stolen bases Bunting (2i
smith, Hnsson. Double play-Bunt!ng 10
rHi mes llits-of Gardricr. { In innings.
of Mullen. 1 In innings: oil We!cher
In innings: of strain. in i innings BASES
on itlis-oh Gardinlcr. .: of Wecher !: off
strain, ]. Struck out-by GARDINER !: by
hull"n. 3; by Wclcher r: Ivy strain g. Ief.
on bases-N cwport News >: Portsmouth .
Time. 49, Umpircs. Bussey and Bigbie
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SCORE TIED IN TENTH

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CiNClNNATl: June li.-By steady
cinnatl's misplays, New York crept up
little by little on the home team here
to-day. and when darkness ended the
game in the tenth inning, the score
was tied. to ). Cincinnati obtained
an early lead by batting Pcrritt freely.
but Stroud pitched effectively after he
entered the box. Score:
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ERRORS GIVE GAME TO TIGERS

tLeased Wire to The Times Dispatch.
PHILADELPHIA. June l4.-Battery
and fielding errors gave Detroit a 3 TO
victory over Philadelphia to-day
Coveleskie held the home team to three
hits. one of which was triple by
Strunk. The drive was followed by n
wild pitch. and prevented the home
team from being shut out. SchanE had
his hand hurt by foul off Kava-
naugh's hat and gave way TO McAyoy
1t was the third injury received by
SchanE this season. Score
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ST. LOUIS DEFEATED

lt ca Wiro to The Times Dispatch
and two sacrifice hits in the fourthe in ns
nlnS or to-day's game gave Brooklyn
inc victory over st. Louis, 2 to In
me second inning. Long made the oniv
tally for st. Louis. getting thrnny
base hit and scoring on DoIan's sacri-
flee, Score: e"Sii-
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ELEVEN INNING GAME
WON BY PHILADELPHIA
Pitchers Battle Between Alexander
and MamauN Ends When
Latter Wcakcns.
WHITTED's CATCH is FEATURE
BY Taking Advantage of Every Mis-
play, Giants End Game With Reds
In Tenth With Score Tied-BrOok-
lyn Defeats st. Louis.

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PITTSBURGH. June IA pitchers
battle between Alexander and MamauX
ended In the eleventh inning to-day,
when the latter weakened and Phila
delphia scored three runs. defeating
Pittsburgh. to !. Four singles and
the eleventh. Alexander. who had
twelve strike-outs. was effective
throughout. catch by Whitfield in the
third inning saved two runs. Score
Philadelphia. Pittsburgh
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COMIC OPERA CONTEST

MONTREAL, QuE.. june IA r,,.
won tho first game Of ,hr eGri.s ,,', 80.
from me Royals. in comic opera con.
lest With bonchead plays a feature
I .t,, Bisons ny Ful!crtons OFFERINGS a,
VIII ana ~" MoAtFea! m!splays helped
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rttsbnrGh 30 . . 0 0 d
summary: Runs-l3 Bancroft Byrnc. XIII
fer. Alexander. MamsuN. Sacrifice hits
Hhncro't. R!rnc Sacrifice n,es-BecKer
Johnston. stolen bascs-Niehou. Costello.
Earned observation-disclosures. & Double plays
'h-ner. E!ox and Johnston Gibson and
wagner. Left la scs-PhIladclp h!a 4;
Pittsburgh. 3. Bases on balis-off Alex
i.nd"r. :: of Mamrux. ;. Struck out-yby
Ai"Nauder. u; hy Mnmaux. : Passed bail
Nillifer EMPIRES. Risler and Hart. Time.
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COLLEGE CREWS TRAINING

POCGIikEEISIE, ~ Y, June IA
The Cornell. Columbia. Pennsylvania
ana syracuse crews, in training for tho
lht'fcolicSiat" regatta, to- day won,
down the course at speedy clip Two
or the varsity crews. Cornell and Co
iumbia. making time rows the results
OF which were not announced
Coach Courtney got away first win
his three crews. the freshmen ceasinr
at the two-milc mark. and the Junior
ana senior crews going IL hard to the
inish. with the advantage much in
favor Of the seniors.
Coach Rice went through a similar
program ending his drill with a hard
row for the varsity eight. Coaches Ton
t.yck and Nickaiis sent their crows
down for three miles ON Il hard puli
The Pennsylvania varsity crew was
again beaten by tho juniors
Roatbutldcr Al Ward visited tho
Pennsylvania quarters to-day. and Will
make an extra set OF Outriggcrs Of
the PENNSYLVANIA shells to DC used in
case OF accident
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81. Louis ............1 o c o oa %
New York ...........2 o 0 q o Is
summary: Runs-Howari. Pratt. G. walk
tr, Williams. Cook Peckinpaugh 'e,, NalseI
-. ThTec-base hits-lioward. PeckinpauEh.
.Pcckiinpaugh. Mai,cl. Shotton. Williams
Earnel rins-St. Louis. .? New York I.
Double plaTs-Pcckinpaurh and Boone
Pratt and I.eary. Left on bases-New York
9; 81. Louis. I. First base on errors-St
outs. !. Bases on halls-of Fisher, 2: off
Neiiman. 4. Struck out--by Fisher 4: ~
W"ilman. .. Passed bali-Sweeney I'M
pires. Chill and Evans. Time, 2:Oi
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FIRST GAME.
totals $50 ~ II Totals IA Il % 10
,fatted for t.oudemilk In third.

Score by innings: y
ST. Louis .......O O n n ~:
New ork .............0 Up
summary: Runs Howard. G. Walker VII
ilnn's. Leary. Lnvan (2). loch. Cook Peck
iMpauEh. Pip. High, IIartzel t2D, Boone
y. sweeney t2). Heating co. Two base
hits-leary. Howard. Three base hit-Iavan
h"ne rins-Hartzell rinp. c. Walker How.
ARD Stolen bas"s-Coox. Maisel toI Pin.
Pcckinpaugh Earned runs-Ncw York .,
81 Louis. :. Sacrifice ny-Maisei Double
pa! s-Boonue and Pipp: Iavan and Leary
Lett on bHses-Ncw York :: St Louis
First base on crrors-St Louis l. Bases
on halls-on i.oudermiIk 3; off Hoch. 3. of
keating. .. Hits-on Loudcrmilk 1 in
innings: ON Hoch 10 in 6 Innings Str-.ck
2ntLey Heating. 6: by Loudermilk e. by
Evans and Chill.
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CHICAGO PUNCHES HITS

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WASHINGTON, June Ii-Chica go
punched hits with bases on balls TO-
day and evcned up the series with
Washington. to 2. The hitting Of
Fourier and Foster, and the fielding
of Il. Collins and Fourier featured.
The latter made seventeen Of his
teams put-outs. Score:
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Score by innings n
Boston ................o o.
Cleveland ..............o o o.
Summary: Runs-JaC kson. Lewis HobIit-
gel. Janvr!n. Gardner. Two base hit-Gard
ner. Three base h!t-Jackson. Stolen base
-Janv:in. Sacrifice h;t-Jnnvrin Double
play-Wood. Ianvrin and Hohlitzel Left
on bases-Cicveland !: Boston :. FRS,
base on errors-Cleveland. !. Bases IN baIIs
off Mitchell, ?: of Wood. J. Hits-off
Mitchell. in innings: on Harstad. in /
inning. Struck out-by Mitchell !: by Wood
3, tmpires. O'Longhlin and Hidebrand
Time, i:i6
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Spencer. Barnett. Two base hits-Irmsche-
- spencer, stewart. Home run-Rarnett.
Sacrifice hits-Spencer, Long Stewart
Stolen bases-lrmscher, Simmons. Busch
Barnett. struck out-hy Rice. C. by Tolson
3. Bases on halls-or Rice. /: of Toson 3
Wio pitch-To!s0n. Left on bases-Sufolk
= Petersburg. .. Umpire. MCGOWAN Time
!:N. Attend1nce. %sl.
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Detroit .:................o o o.:
Philadelphia ...........O o.
summary: Runs-O. Bush Kavana:igh
Strunk. Three, base hits-ioung. Strunk
stolen bases-Cohb. Schang. Walsh. Earned
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. |. Left on bases-Detroit.
:: philadclph!a j. First base on errors-De-
tToit: :: Bases on halls-On Covaleskie, !
OFF j. Bush. z. Struck out-by Covaleskte
:: by J. bush. :. Wiid pitches-covaleslsie,
j.. Bush npires. Connolly and Wallace
Time, 1853.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
New York ut Cincinnati.
Brooklyn ut 81. Louis.
Boston ut Chicago.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
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WOOD IN OLD FORM

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his old time form to-day, and boston
defeated Cleveland, to l. Grancy's
single, after Jackson hac tripled,
scored the visitors only run. Score:
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to nilo VI the Buffalo total to final

Buffalo ...............4 > 81
summary: Runs-Fullcnwidcr Gi!hooleT
t3l. Jameson tS). Mccarthy, Jackson t2).
LalDncc t2). Heating GU. Judge, Carlstrom,
nader Cl. stolen hascs--Iackson. Judge.
Jameson t2). Heating (2). Gilhooley t2h.
Sno-inc" hits-Badcc. Heating. Sacrifice ny
Mccarthy. Two base hits-McCarthy.
Badcr. Jameson. Home run-Jnckpon.
Struck Out-hy Fullerton. >; by Badcr. s.
Bases on halis-oN Fullerton. 5: of Rader. :.
Wild pitch-Fullerton. Hit by pitcher-by
Ra.cr. .Nash). Time. 2:05. Ump!res Null
lin AMI ECkinan
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KRAFT GETS TWO HOME RUNS

PROVIDENCE H. J.. June l4.-New-
NIX Indians opened 4 four-ga series
mere to-day and handed tn. Grays :,
To- defeat IN a fast contest
II" game was f"i!urcd'bv Two home
runs rs Kraft. of Tho visitors. Tho
first ono cleared iwcnty-four-foot
fence In dep left field. and sent two
runners bono ahead OF III" circuit
driver Thc second also scored another
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Southern Iearuc.

~ New crlcans-New Orleans. 6: AT.
Mas hvillc-Nashvillc. 3; Memphis, Q.
~ Mooilc--Mobile. 6: Birmingham, Q.
~ Little Rock-Littlc Rock Chat
nooga, wet grounds
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Rocky Mount.

Torio!A ....::...,.o o.
ROCKY Mount ........ % o -
summary: Runs-Stenbrenner. Gray. Etsel.
Stolen hase-poyle Sacrifice hts-Stewar,.
'iooSeiree. Par malice. Struck out-by Apple
gate, 3 by Barton. !. Bases on halls-on
AppleEatc. / Left hases-Norfolk 3
ROCKY Modnt. I. Time, l:cp. Umpire. Gull
len. Attendance. eS5
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Totals 53 20 10 Totals 80 II % = o
'Eatted FOR rcrritt in NTH.
Scor" by innings: r.
New York ..........O ! o q q o;
Cincinnati ...........p ? 9;
Summary: Runs-Doyle To-. Burns ~,
T'crritt. ieTzoC. Groh. Won Kolnitz Olson
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
RICHMOND ut Jersey City.
Buffalo at Montreal.
Rochester at Toronto.
Newark at Providence
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STANnING nE cII,

WHERE THEY PLAY To-Day.
ST. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Washington
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland mt Boston
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are working hard TO capture the Now =
Ian trophy. a handsome loving cup Of
est score during the season The club
VIII hold shoot tomorrow afternoon
at 30 O'Clock
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY
Cincinnati. D: New York, 5 Ucn innings;
dnrkness).
81. Louis. l: Brooklyn, Q.
Pittsburgh. l; Philadelphia. : eleven in
nings).
Chicago Boston {postponcd; rain).
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IN, Northumberland 3; Kansas
Observation-Disclosures g. Mime
Louisville = Louisville, 3; st.
\, ind!anapolis-Indi Q: Mil.
""-hcc, called end seventh, rainD.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Washington. g; Chicago, 3.
Philadelphia. l; Detroit, 9.
Boston. 4; Cleveland, 1.
New York. l2: 81. Louis. (irst snmc)
New York, 5; ST. Louis, tsccond game;
ten inninss).
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SECOND GAME.

Totals Sc 1879 IS Totals ..3s 70 80 %
INo out when winning run scored.
fHatted for Pipp in tho ninth.
fBnued for Fisher In tenth.
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BASEBALL RESULTS
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY
Jersey City. 3; RICHMOND, g.
Toronto, 4; Rochester, 5.
Providence, 4: Newark, o.
Montreal, 1; Buffalo, IL.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-11
DR, j. w. SMITH RETURNS.

Dr. J w. Smith has returned to the city from a long vacation and has resumed his practice, with off ces in the new Thompson building, suite sos. fifth floor. 1-211m
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-11

Any man can be a destroyer, but it requires some ability at least to be a builder.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-11
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that in pur- suance of the authority and directions contained in the decretal order of the Chancery Court of Garland County. made and entered on the 2Sth day of December A. D. 1914, in a certain cause (No. 567l) then pending therein between Alice Stewart, complainant. and J. T. Jones and James Guina. de- tendants, and J. T. Jones and M J Henderson, trustee, cross-complain- ants and Ed M c Mulholland and Emma F. Mulholland, defendants. the undersigned, as Commissioner of said Court, will offer for sale at public vendue to the highest bidder, at the front door or entrance of the county court house. !n which said Court is held, in the County of Garland, within the hours prescribed by law for judi cial sales, on Thursday, the 25th day ] of February, A. D. 1915, the following described real estate, to-wt.
 Part of lot eight (S) of block one hundred and eighty-three 1S3) Of Hot Springs, Arkansas, being all that part of said lot lying west of a line run ming through said lot from Ozark street to Eagle street ia the rear, so as to leave west of said line a lot of land fronting fifty-nine and three fourths feet on Ozark street and fronting sixty C60l feet on Eagle street, situated in the city of Hot Springs. in the County of Garland and in the State of Arkansas,
 Terms of Sale: On a credit of three months. the purchaser being required to execute a bond as required by law and the order and decree of said Court in said cause, with approved security, bearing interest at the rate of ten per cent per aanum from date of sale until paid. and lien being retained on the premises sold to SC cure the payment of the purchase money.
 Given under my hand this 4th day of February, A. ID 1915.
 A. c. SUI-LENBERGER,
 Commissioner in Chancery
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-11
MEDICAL JOURNAL
 PRAISES RESORT
ELIMINATION OF FEE EE-SPLlTTING DOCTOR HAS MADE THIS AN
 ETHICAL RESORT"
The "Lancet-Clinc" Contains Inter. esting Article on Former Evil and Is Very Generous in It's Praise.

The fact that there has been d marked improvement in Doctor Drumming" in this city forms the main thought for a masterful edi- torial in the latest issue of The Ian cet-Clinic,' a weekly journal of medl- cine and surgery, which is published in Cincinnati by Dr. Charles A. L, Reed, one of the leading physicians and surgeons in the United States and prominent figure in the Ameri- can Medical Association.
 The publication in question Is one .of the oldest medical journals in the United tates. The article attracted a great deal of attention among the medical profession in this city. It was entitled "A Fee-Splitting Law" end in part said:
 Some years ago the United States government made it an offense for physicians practicing within the Hot Springs Reservation. in Arkansas, either to pay or receive commissions for professional service. There the evil had grown to such proportions that drummers were sent out on all the trains approaching the famous resort and these drummers, the most ski lful of their kind, were sure to land on each and every trip, a yic- tim in the hands of their employers
 This action has entirely eradt cated this vicious practice, with the result that Hot Springs has taken it's position as a highly respectable and thoroughly ethical health resort. to which people may go for treatment with the assurance that they will come in contact with an honorable i profession, the status and quality of which has been assured by fine wise attitude of the national government
 The journal then calls attention to 1 the fight that has been going on in | the ranks of the medical profession | for years to bring the 'fee-spltter' into the public limehght, and stated that when the people began 10 real 1 ize that they were in the hands Of 1 doctors who engaged in a nefarious practice of this nature they, too, saw l lit QdnStlr NAlA Nllt AtoAAt ilIAt NtN agitation has caused many bills to be l introduced in state legislatures, and that recently in Wisconsi nand Ne 1 vada laws punishing this practice have been passed.
 The journal suggests that this sub- iect shou'd become the topic of ser. mons; that the evil should be dis c ussed in the public schools and that there should be no let-up in the agita ton until the "fee-splitter in every community is revealed and run out of the profession
 The 'Lancet-Clinic' has a very great circulation, nearly every medi cal man of any standing whatever
 being a subscriber and the comp +
 ment that Hot Springs has received , in the recent issue is much appre-
 ciated by the profession in this city
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-11
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