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Evening journal., 1915-03-27
To OBsERvE HOLY WEEK.

Services pertaining TO Cmist's cutry
into Jerusalem as King will Ice held in
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church. Concord
avenue aud Madison street, the Rev
George l. i'hleT, pastor, tomorrow. The
subject of The morning sermon viii be
"rhc Stirred City" Confirmation will
follow the sermon. he subject in the
evening will be "lhe End TO he a King.
Services every night during Holy Week
except saturday. Preparatory service
is held on Wednesday evening The
subjects for the respective evenings are
a. follows;
Monday "And Il Was Night"
Tuc.day-"lhc Loving Soul Seeking
Him.
"Wednesday The Wondcrous Gross"
Thursday "Lci Him Save Himself
Good Friday "lhc W ounds of Jesus"
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CATECHETICtL ENERCIsEs.

With the Rev Sigmund s. Won
Bcsse pastor of the church. ohiciat-
ing. an examination OF catcchelical
scholars in religious subjects was
held last night in Zion Lutheran
Church A large number Of persons.
including delegation from The VIII
mington High School. ATTENDED the
ceremony and witnessed the cxamina-
tion Of the eleven children. oil cf
whom did very well.
The subjects discussed were. Cate
chism. Bible verses. books Of the
Bible. church year. Luther's life and
hymnOlogy The names Of the chill
dren who successfully passed the ex.
animation are: Anna Neck. Edward
Everett, Charlotte Schmidt. Pauline
Hornung, George Heyl. Regina Neher
Alice Neher. Wilhelm Rodenstedt
Theresa Wolf Emile Schechinger
Christine Frambacher. All questions
were in German.
Evening journal., 1915-03-27
ADVENT OF SPRING
HELPS THE BUILDERS
Work on Many Contracts
Begins With Arrival Of
Settled Weather
MANY NEW HOMES
GO UP IN SUBURBS

With the advent Of spring there has
hcon Frightening of the building out
look in this city Architects and
builders report numerous inquiries
about proposed operations and some
now contracts have been awarded
Good progress has been made dur
ing the week on jobs under way
w. ID. HaddOck and Company have
been awarded the contract for max
ing extensive alterations To tho~homc
of Mrs. w. *. DUPONT. Rising Sun
Lane and Konnctt Pike. There is a
conservatory to be added and a porch
enclosed
The contract for erecting an addi-
tion to tho Edge Moor Iron Works has
been awarded w. ID. Haddock and
Company and work was started ycs-
tcrday The addition is for Offices
and will cost $4,000. The plans werc
made by Horace Wells Sellers who
has Offices i'm the Stephen Girard
Building in Philadelphia
w. ID. HaddOck and Company is
making alterations to the residence
or Preston Lea at No. 909 Delaware
avenue at a cost OF $1,000 They in
The same contractors arc making al
tcrations TO No. Stl Market for the
Security Trust Company at a cost OF
$1,000. This property was recently
damaged by fire and is occupied by
Reynolds & CO.
W. d. HaddOck and Company i,
building an addition to the garage o
the Wilmington Automobile Company
Tenth and Tatnall streets, at cos
of $4,000, The addition is on Hamil
ton street These contractors hav.
the contract to remodel the DWELLING
at No. 704 Delaware avenue for Mis-,
Kate McClafferty at a cost Of $4,000
The plans were drawn by Architec
r. l. Rice Jr
The same contractors are erectin,
q shed for the Wilmington Steamhoa
Company al Fourth street wharf
which will cost 5000
John f. Hoaly and Son report ex
cellont progress on a number of icb
under way. The W. ". Bottomle'
store and factory, on the northwos
corner of Seventh and Orange street
is now ready for the the third foo
ioists. A fine new residence 70
John Kellum, at Gordon Heights j
nearly ready for the roof. A ney
residence for Harry Speakman. a
Sixteenth street and Mount Vernol
avenue, is ready for the second foo
ioists. Work is going ahead on tn
residence for James F. Hoey. a
Twenty-siXth and Boulevard
Rapid progress is being made o.
the alterations at No. 911 Marke
street which is to be occupied by tn
Offices of the Diamond Ice and Coz
Company. These contractors hav
received the contract TO build a res
Evening journal., 1915-03-27
AnNENTISrs. SERVICES.

In the Seventh Day Advcntists'
Church. Howland and Clayton streets,
the order of services is as follows:
Prayer meeting every Friday night at
7.f5 O'Clock: Sabbath school every sat
urday az $50 o'clock, preaching or
other services at II o'clock: youns
peoples meeting al 9 o'clock: Bible
lecture Sunday evening. at 7.f5
O'Clock by r. H. Martin. on the sub
iect. "Saian--lIis Origin and Des-
tiny" Song service is held q, 73o
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1915-03-27
sALYArI0N ARMY MEErINGs.

The Salvation Army during the
coming week win hc assisted by Ad-
iutant Frederick Bartlett, who was
here seven years ago.
The meetings i'm which the adiutant
will participate will be as follows:
Saturday night; Sunday morning in
the Sunday school at 10.3O Christians
praise meeting at 3.15, and at s o'clock
a salvation meeting.
The public is invited to these meet
ings and especially the adiutant's
many friends. who will he glad tc
know that recently Commander Miss
Booth bestowed upon him long ser
vice badge for % years successful
continuous service i'm the Salvation
Army.
Evening journal., 1915-03-27
new owners FOR
CITY Real estate

The following list Of real estate
transfers have been recorded at the
City Registry Bureau since Tuesday
Nathaniel B. Culbcrt 10 Joseph II.
Holt. three properties. l9O1-S-5 West
sixteenth street $500
Annie Z. Allen and husband 10
Elizabeth E. Allen, five lots. South
side Of Kirk avenue. 81 feet west Of
Jackson street; west side OF Van
Burcn street. 80 feet south of Conrad
street: southeast corner of Elm and
Porter streets; north side Of Reed
street. 107 feet cast of Harrison
street: south side of Pleasant street.
$50 feet west OF Harrison street; 81
for all
Maxwell 5. Mahoney. et al. 20
William Mahoney. north side of
Eighth street $50 feet west of Scott
street. IS.
stephen Downey TO Mary c. Walton.
cast side OF Van Buren, street. 100 feet
south of Tenth street, $3.50 Same
property Trinity Church TO stephen
Downey. S11.5O.
lflnllN tnulcn 10 NiHiiN D. i'nN ltA
release OF ground south side of Tenth
street, 81 feet east of Van Buren
street. Sl565
William Mahonoy. ot. al. TO Joseph
A .Mahoncy. 314 North Jackson street
/ $1,000.
William Mahoncy. et al. to John A
! Mahoncy. north side of Linden street
/ sc feet east OF Franklin street, Sll00
! Same property. william Mahoncy, ct
al. to Ellen NJ. Mahoney. 5000.
Edmund S. Hellings, trustee for
Luigi Celia, to James @. Bonner. 1.
East Second street, S2G5. Same prop
erty, James @. Bonner, to Joseph +
I Celia. So
John w. Crossgrovc 10 Richard c
/ Cleaver. west side OF Pine street. l3l
feet south of Tenth street s2l00.
Nicholas Fidancc TO Giuseppe Mar
ra, west side of Scott street, l05 fee
south of Seventh street. 81.
Joseph Stano to Humbort Michini
west OF Lincoln street. p feet nort
OF Rowland street. Sl15
Thomas Holt to Carroll w. Griffith
cast side of Rodney street. sc Zee
north Of Seventh street $1,000
Evening journal., 1915-03-27

was the author of Western mclodrama
called Across the Continent lie and
mother Kate Byron acted In this piece
many scasons, and in that play made
my first appearance It happened in
this city. too
II played later with john Drew IN
nine different productions, and 1 have
been leading man also with Maudc
Adams OF late years it has been my lot
to create bad men before the foot
lights he worst of Them all. believe,
was the Gillette dissulute cut IN Samson,
with William Gillette. ! had more
manly. but still a rather bitter role as
Ryder, the unsnatc in 'lhc Lion and
the Mouse oddly enough, preceding my
fathers impcrsonation of the character
In the samc drama.
"My iavorite type OF role. however
is that permitting display of the as.
sets of character comedy ! dislike eN.
ceodmply strictly sentimental. romantic
parts. feeling III at case in such an en-
,ironmcnt."
And il Is a. character comedy part
/ that Mr. Belasco has assigned to Mr.
/ Byron iu "lhc Boomerang"
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"rHE BOOMERANG"

When Mr. Belasco presents "Ihe
Boomerang" a new comedy by Winchell
Smith aud Victor Mapcs. which - his
latest production ON amy stage. at lhe
plaehnuSc ON Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday. April s. q aud T. in the
splendid cast personally selected by Mr.
Bclasco and comprising several stars in
their own right for many seasons, will
be Arthur Byron.
Il is interesting TO learn of this splcn-
did actors beginning" Arthur Byron
came bv his STAGE career naturally even
inevitably "Ny father aud mother
said he. "wcrc both actors. Mother was
Ada Rchan's sister There were three
OF them who sought the footlights. The
other was Hattie Russell. My father
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rRrr MErHNnIsr sERyIcEs.

Services i'm the Free Methodist
Chapel. northeast corner Seventh and
Bennest streets on Sunday will be as
follows: Sunday school, . o'clock
preaching by the pastor at 3 and 7S0
o'clock.
On Wednesday and Thursday even
ings the Rev. ID. A. King OF Allentown
Pa. will preach and on Friday even
ing the Rcv. W. c. Long OF the Pitts
burgh Conference will be the speaker
Evening journal., 1915-03-27
CHRISTIAN SIENCE SERVICES

First Church OF Christ Scientist,
Park place and Van Buren street. will
hold regular services tomorrow at II
o'clock. the subject being; Reality
The evening" service will be omitted
for this week The SUNDAY school
oonvenos at 9.45 o'clock Sunday
morning.
A testimonial meeting Is held in the
church every Wednesday evening al
\ o'clock.
Evening journal., 1915-03-27

dcnce for T. J. Lany. at Seventeenth
street and Rivoryiew avenue.
Architect Roscoe Cook 1indall has
awarded TO Egbcrt Nutter the cOn-
tract for alterations to the plant of
the National Machine Company, On
Orange street between Fifth ana
Sixth. The alterations include the
ro-designing of the Offices and the
installation of an elevator
G. S. Charles and Son have started
work on two bungalos at Gordon
Heights One is 10 be built for John
Furry and the other for William Ball.
j.
Local contractors are bidding on
alterations 10 he made by George s.
Almon 10 the partment house at the
northeast corner of Fourteeth and
Market streets The alterations. as
shown in plans drawn by Roscoe Cook
Tindall. are quite extensive. and call
for a remodolling of the interior
Evening journal., 1915-03-27
,r TuF yICrORIA.

A FIRST time here photoplay today OF
a great dramatic nature presented by
the Apex Feature Film Company, Is
entitled "'rho Woman He Wrouged.
The scenes are laid around Paris and
are OF great interest and excitement
The picture is being shown at the
Victoria.
Evening journal., 1915-03-27
rHuRsToN. THE MAGICIAN.

THuRST0N, THE MAGICIAN.
Imu-tou the Magician, will conclude
his engagement at The Playhouse with
performances this afternoon and even
ing. business has grown steadily dur
ing the week and good houses are look
cd for al both performances. There Is
mo doubt that lhurston is the greatest
magician who has over appeared IN thit
city, and his performances have giNci
general satisfaction.
Everyone ought to see the perform
auces OF this clever magician, and # the,
have not already seen one they ough
To attend one OF the performances whicl
viii hc gi,cu today. for they have no
seen anything like it. and they will no
again until Thurston makes anothe
visit 10 this city
Evening journal., 1915-03-27
aTnr ROAD TO HAPPINEss."

All those who enjoyed william
Hodges unique portrayal OF Daniel
Pike in "The Man From Home" viii
look forward with delight TO his ap-
proaching re-advent here in his latest
big play success. "The Road TO Hap
piness." which ran all last year in
Chicago and has been all this season
amusing Boston playgoers. Hodge has
Evening journal., 1915-03-27
rEMpLE 0r rRrrn sERyIcE.

The Rev S. A. Rabinowitz, the new
rabbi of the Temple of Truth congrc-
cation. delivered an interesting ad-
dress at the service last night. Mr..
Rabinowitz used as his theme, The
-Four symbols of the Passover Ser
vice or Scder"
Evening journal., 1915-03-27

Mentlon OF the fact that you are a
Want Ad reader is a first-class MIRO
duction 10 real estate agents and own
ers OF all klnds.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1915-03-27

There's a way 10 realize a fair
Irice for all kinds of secondhand
goods If you call upon the Wants
Adv.
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WHAT THIN FOLKS SHOULD
 DO TO GAIN WEIGHT
Physicians Advice For Thin, Unde-
 veloped Men and Women.

Physicians Advice For Thin, Unde-
 veloped Men and Women.
 Thousands of people suffer from eN- Cessiye tlinuess. Weat nerves and feeble stomacbe who, aayug tried ad. yeuised nesh-mabers food-fads. ThE- sical culture stunts and rub-oa creams resign themselves 10 lifelong -Eiupi ness and tninh nothing will make them fat Yet their case is not hope less. A recently discovered regener- atye force makes fat grow after yeats of thnnass. aad is also uneQUalle3 for repairing the waste ot sickness or faultv digestion and for strna,he0- ing the aeryes. This remarkable es- coyery is called Sargol Six strane'h- riying. fat producing elements of ac hnowledeed merit have been comb 1- cd in tnIs peerless preparation winch is endorsed by eminent pAys'c'ans and by prominent people everywhere l1t is absolutely harmless, inexpensive and efficient
 X months systematic use Of Sd'eo should produce flesh and -trene.a " correcting faults Of digestion and '" surplying highly concentrated fats l' tba blood Increased uourisAmont s obtaiqed from the food eaten amt l'e additional fats that thia people h.e' are provided. Leading druggists sup nlv sargol and say there IS g Iaf-. demand for it.
 While this new preparation hA. given splendid results as 9 nerve tonic and vitalizer, it should not '' rsed bv nervous people nnless tn wish to gain at least teA po"''os VI flesh.
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contained in the decretal order of the Chancery Court of Garland County, made and entered on the 18th day of November. A. D. 1914, in a certain cause (No 577S) then pending there. in between Jeff l.. Fletcher and J. M. Richards, trustee complainants, and Patrick J. Waldron, defendant, 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, in which said court Is he'd, in the County of Garland, within he hours prescribed by law for judi cial sales, on Tuesday, the 9th day of February, A. D. 1915, the following described real estate to-wit: An of
 3t nine (9) in tlock twelve G2), Of south Hot Springs Addition 10 the
 ity of Hot Springs, Arkansas, being 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 i 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 annum from date of sale until paid, and lien being retained on the premises sold to se- cure the payment of the purchase money
 Given under my hand this 18th day 1 of January, A. D. 1915.
 l A. C. SUI14ENBERGER,
 Commissioner il Chancery.
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WARNING ORDER.

Tn the Garland Chancery Court
 A. Ii. Williams, Plaintiff. against G. w. BUtch and George Hall, Deteud- ants George Hall cross-compiainanU C. w. Bitch. cross-defendaHt
 The defendant G. w Blitoh Is warned Go appear in this court within thirty days and answer the cross-com- palnt of the oss-compiainant, George Hall.
 Given under my hand and seal of said court on this 2d day of Decem- Der. 1914
 A. c. SULLENBERGER. Clerk.
 C. Floyd Hufr Esq, Attorney ad tdtem
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We had some wrong dope on the most estimable Mr Dargin in the SentinelBecord yesterday While he has served as vice president of the United States Golf Association, he is not the ex-president of the Southern Golf Association Stating that he was, was our error
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V e 2 e t a ble Com
 pound. l used to go
 to my doctor for pills and remedies and they did not helpme. l had headaches and could not eat, and the doctor claimed l had female trouble and must have an opera
 tion. l read in the paper about Lydia E,. PinkhaTn's a Vaua-
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Mrs X Parks Memphis Mir and Mrs r. NJ tIbbey, Bangor Maine Ra Henry N Hyde wife and child Little Rock Leo Kat0r Pine Blut. HeHrg Hicbr0uer Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. John Stormoat. Toronto. Canada Mr. and Mrs James Burton. Kansas Citr J E. Moron, New York t.ty IT. H Conner. Colgate. N D. Nathan Cohen, New York Ciy Fes- tas J. Wade st. Louis C l.. Good Hiu. 6reanabug. Pa.. Mrs. ? Faceu lallas Texas
 Mrs T E Holland .s visiting st. LoHi- for couple oI weeks.
 B
 Miss Frances E.sele has returned rom jonasHorC
 N w. Gatry has returned home t.om a .ln to northern points.
 
 FesJus J. Wade. the noted st. Louis banker, is a guest at tlre Arlington. Ha ree tered yesterday and plans wakiue au extended stay
 #
 The Rev and Mrs Henry N Hyde and child of latue Rock. are in Hot srrue- aud registered al the Airing con.
 
 Mir. and Mrs John stormont of To- ro0to Canada. were included ill yes terdays arrivals a tho Arlington Mr. stamont ls hotel man of promi- aencc
 
 Wesson Donaldson Of Memrhs Tenn. grandson of ur Abner Wesson and cousin to our fellow tow1sW.ss. Nr. T. J. Wessou. is visiting aud friends in our ciN
 aru av1rs las remrne.
 to her daughter. Mrs ard ar Humphrey, al X " Britain. Conn She also visited Wash 5uEtou D C. and ST. Ious.
 
 N- Louise Rowland has returned from ln. HIuI and win be one ot faa .out leaders in tae dancing set here .uis season. She is ol l prominent family mI highly con uectod with other well known tami- .e- O. Que state
 
 2.rs. Jack y. Naqler returned Mon day from Pine Blms where she an- foved round Of social festivities and took a prominent part in a so- ...N cabaret given by t1e D A E under the direction of Mrs Louise Rowland
 
 Mrs Louise Nolan and p NJ Kas- tor haInoom dancers extraordinary. ua9 scored a. Yeritahlo triumph when making their debut in Hot Springs at the Arluetous formal assembly last week. are back in the city. They have been retained by the New Ior. Hotel GO. and are to divide their tmo between the bathrooms of the Airing .aH and the Eastman Mrs Nolan in addition to five years ia Europe u2- der the worlds greatest masters. $ a pupil of the Castles Mir. ka tor has likewise had splendid utoring notu are bound to prove great favor itee during the apa- season of gal ty
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WARNING ORDER,

Before H. Hinton, Justice of the Peace in and Hot Springs Township, Garland County, Arkansas. w. F. Wilson Plaintiff,
 Vs.
 L. C. Minor, Defendant, H. F. Asbahr, Gariashee. Arkansas National Bank, Garnishee.
 ORDER. The defendant, l.. c. Minor, is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, w F. Wilson January 22, 1915.
 H. HINTON,
 Justice of the Peace. W. G Bouic, Attorney ad Idtem.
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IOST-In the Arlington Hotel Grill Saturday night, January 23, 1915, black seal neck piece. A liberal re- ward will be paid for it's return to 432 Spring street Hot Springs, Ark, or
 by telephoning l296 and owner will
 call for it l-27-3t
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Judge c. T. Gotham has resumed the practice of law and has secured the offices formerly occupied by Al toraey A. J. Murphy. located al sl Central avenue, second floor of tHe old Citizens National bank building, over Spencer's cigar store. Phone GAG. l2-Sl-tf
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Lotus cLnh

 The Lotus U3 uH hav- tM study of art for it- next program which is 10 be rendered Tbw-dav February 4
 Music will 5a furnished by Mrs Will F. Lake
 The leader for the day w.I be Mrs " H. Mailman.
 The literary features wiu be. Roll call Famous Pictures Ike sponses ny members. Paner Modern painter."-Nr-. C M Roberts.
 Paper "Naud Goodmaur-llrs v II HalIman
 New Era cartoonts- oC. A. yoigbu Mrs F. M. ~ieIer
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FOR SALE

Stoddard Dayton runahout; party leaving city, $500. Phone l134. 222 Elm St l--l--t
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that in pur- suance Of the authority and directions
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Temple sewinn cL--L.

The Temple $ wing c.rcl. m meet Wednesday at the temple at 3 D. m Mrs. sam Newman and -}rs N MoscoWitz will be the uos-esses and they extend an mWnuon to members and friends to come.
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THE PARKER SHOE co. is still doing WsGass at tho old stand, G12 Central avenue Wil open for busi- ness iu new quarters Saturday Jan uary 5VtA
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Mckinley Circle Elects Officers For
 New Year.

NGW ' ear.
 Tle Mckinley circle Of ha G. A R held their first meeting O. tne neM year Monday at tue home or Miss Hattie French 4 number of impar tant matters were taken u1 for dis cussion and the annual election of Of ficers took place resulting as fo. lows.
 Miss Hattie French president Airs. George Morris. senior lea president
 Mrs Mary Buuoa junior vice president
 Mrs. Hattie Taayer chaplain Mrs. Anna DeLacey Peel secretary Mrs. C. C. Spar.s. treasurer Mrs. w. l. Boyer couducucss Mrs. | P cuar.l guard Mrs. J. II Avery patriotic iusrac tor
 The circle will meet ureueaoo. the winter on the tMrd Monday of each month
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TWO WOMEN
 AVOID
 OPERATIONS
By Taking Lydia E. Pink hams Vegetable
 Compound.

Chicago, m must thank you with m my heart for Lydia E. Pinkham S
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Easfmaa's Ireu9uraI BaH.

All is ia req mess for tJe arml cran.n. or tle Uat.L Es-.mao TH noted losfeIrF looks more enchanting taau eyer .a ta now dress and the rescrya f0n for o.rll February 'na cate that f. wi1 Ne eer8nina a gala aatbaa o' flu fashionable yIs- Hors fu short order.
 Tha muaaemeHt is mdDe every effort lo fracture a'l rast hr.Haacr records with ue annual ina ug4 ball It ls on muadls calendar or Saturday m.##- and t goes without sagiue tiat U VU prove a uaca-s way oat of ha o-3na. All friends Q. r Monarch of the GI.o aro corr dUy invited to attend
 "-are Keys to a'dHate o.e o. the suartest oG rae HaaH and Harris successes. plays uo tudtor-m H.ta afternoon aaj evening Sa.r aE. Than 10 Nauae Prank 1ea1 t.s curtain will eo an ua tIa 0seuu- u lornance at ...a o'clock as uot te interfere in any way Hta "a success of tne Hotel E.-trn big .a. Likewise has Manager Chester po.- rouca the dancing o ,a frs. number from g o'c.orN nn gtt
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The Country Club links surprise me; they are much better than thought they were. So stated Milton Dargin the golfer from Atlanta. Ga, at the Arlington last night Though ] have been coming to Hot Springs on business for upwards of 20 years, this is the first time l have come on a vacation. Hence l finally have the chance to play some golf here The course is heauty-as good as will be found anywhere Surely tine spa deserves to become the winter home Of the western and northern golters.'
 C A. Kerr, the Evanston Country Club crack, left for Florida yesterday after a month stay at the Arlington. He was bade a merry goodbye by Phillips Glagden, Abe M. Levy and Milton Dargin While the snow was tnuering downward Kerr remarked he would find it milder in Florida.
 Pm not SO sure" remarked MT Dargiu T was there some six weeks ago and 1t was mighty cold and un- comfortable during my stay. Hon. estly they have more snow there than they do here
 Kerr regrets that his visit is up. lHe would have liked to have remain ed longer. but is down to meet a party of northern friends in St. Louis to- 1 day and proceed on to Jacksonville and later to Palm Beech. With rae ! ing and some club life, according to Kerr, they would have come here Kerr plans returning in March for
 another months play over the Essex course.
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table Compound and l have taken it and
 feel fine. A lady said one day, 'Oh. I geel so tired all the time and have head
 ache said, Take Lydia E. Pink hams Vegetable Compound, and she Bid and feels fine now. Mrs. NJ. k. l KARscHNICK, 1438 N. Paulina Street. Chicago, Illinois.