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The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-01-02

Moore, Whit Stearns, Irwin Keller
Earnest Woodcock, T. L. Edwards,
Frank Goodwin, Dell Porter. $. w
Pierson; Drs. and Mesdames w. r.
Wooten, Orvis Gigs, John NJ. Proctor.
James Jelks Mr. and Mrs Paul Fitch.
of Youngstown, o.: Dr and Mrs r.
c. Thompson. Of Pine Bluff, MIR and
Mrs +. NJ. Kemp of Chicago; Mr.. and
Mrs Albert Fink and Mr. and Mrs
Charles Walker OF New York; Col
and Mrs. j. NJ. Walker or St Louis
DR.. and Mrs j r. Akers, Dr.. and Mrs.
Turner Vaughan, pr and Mrs j. +.
Rowland, Or and Mrs. e. H. Martin,
Or. ald Mrs A. L. Williams Or. ana
Mrs 5. b. Steele, DR. and Mrs VIVA
Sidney Mutt w. e. Chester, Fred
Stearns, f. A. Stearns, /. G. Carlton.
Cripple Creek; ". F. Lake, Joe Long
motif, Jr., Geo. Walbert. Billy Ander-
son, J. T. Jackson T. J. Petit, Mai
and Mrs. Sam Sharpe, UXbridge Can
ada; Mesdames I.ocherie. w. Wiley
V. B. Kennedy, x. r. Jaggers. Al Beld-
ing, F. Thompson, S O. Cisler. Leslie
Powers. Province, r. L., Louise Hur-
ley, Annie Neary, Helen Hammond
S. A, Horner, Geo. Bedding, NJ A.
Elsie, J. 7. Jackson, V. Kennedy, d.
A. Crockett; Misses Alton Williams
Frances Elsie, Helen Babcock. Rober.
Ia Kennedy, Louise and Zena Horner,
Bess and Mary Martin, Bonnie Lemly,
lido Belle Moore, Jaulta Hopkins.
Eena Stearls, Evelyn Lemly. Ed
wilma Cooke, Frances and Jannette
Grenier Florence Moody, Dorothy
Hay. May Finley, Julia and Sylvia
Roth, Helen Archer, Etella McLaugh-
lin, Eva Hahn, of St Louis, Claire Nc
Laugilin. Fannie Davies. Alta NcGec.
Bernice Greaves, Ruth Thompson,
Olive Faulkner, Jaunita Gillian. Kate
Martin, May Jones; Nessrs. Gamett
| Eisele. Hartlv Wootel. Tom Martin.
Stanley Lee, Dick Lolrence, Tom Ed
dy, Ray HSmith Peyton Jordan, Todd
| Daniel John Lambeth Morgan Wheel
er, Ralph Grover, Felix and Arthur
Katz, Howard Christopher, James
! Weaver, Omar Wilson. Gilbert Woot-
ten, Birkett Williams, Clifton Greayes
Jeff Lambert, Myron Townsend, ouih
Cooper Jr, Fellows Guines. Leo AlC
LouehIin. Ralph Wittmore of Battle
Greek, Mich, Frank A. Ryan of Chic
ago, James Quinn Cecil Parker Gil
bert Wooten Walter Loney McDer
mott O. W. Huff
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-01-02
Mayor and Mrs. J. w. McClendon En-
observation-disclosures New Year
Reception.
Reception.

heCepIion.
Mayor and Mrs. J. w. McCleudon
kept "upen house" yesterday from 3
to s o'clock complimentary to the
Order Of the Eastern Star, of which
Mrs McClendon is the newly .elected
worthy matron.
Their home Oh Pleasant street was
a perfect bower of gree1ery, cut
flowers, potted plants and other deco.
rative effects. the color scheme
being a combination of green. white
and red. This was carried out eltec-
lively with a profusion OF poinsettas,
carnations, holly mistletoe and ever
green's, while ribbon streamers and
colored candles also lent charming
color to the scene of enjoyment
Mayor and Mrs. McClendon re-
ceived their guests informally and
with great cordially, making eacb
feel Immediately the gemineness of
the hospitality and good will.
Each guest was invited upstairs TO
lay aside wraps and upon descending
the stairway. so beautifully decorated
with greenery Of the holiday season.
presented to Miss Blanche Bailey
VINO presided sraciously at the punch
bowl, where hospitality flowed
freely
The front parlor was hover OF
green add red made merry with the
holly wreaths boushs and earlauds
which adorned the lace curtains
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-01-02
Mrs. Cobb Hostess, Complimentary to
0. E. S. Officers.

Members of the Eastern Star and
their families were entertained at the
home OF Mrs. B. Cobb on East Grand
avenue Wednesday night by the Off
GERS Of the order. the event being ar
ranged especially in honor of the re-
firing officers. Holiday decorations
made a festive setti1s for the forty
five guests who assembled in this
hospitable home. The affair was very
informal, but most enjoyable And
the evening, spent in merrymaking,
passed all too soon for those present
q bountiful and delicious cafeteria
lunch was served An impromptu
musical program was rendered
throughout the evening, and Mrs l..
G. Bloom one OF the most finished
readers in the city, gave a beautiful
original poem, which was laudatory
to the work OF Mrs Cobb as worthy
matron
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-01-02
New Year Ball Arlington Success.


Year in year out our world is gay
With seasons fair i'm gold or grey
The Arlington hotel was i'm gay al
tire for the New Year ball Thursday
evening with its brilliant holiday dec
oratons carried out in red and gree
The attendance was very large and
the ball room presented a beautiful
scene vita its attrictice women and
handsome mea in elegant evening
dress of fashions latest decree
Visitors from hundreds Of cities OF
the United States were there and
there was a fair sprinlding Of promin-
ent visitors from Cana and other
countries
Local society had a splendid repre-.
sentation and there was spirit Of
conyiyiality and merriment evidenced
throughout the evening
Among those attending the ball
We're Messrs. aad Madames Thee Ed
SAIL = B. Mccain, NJ. A. ELISE,
Charles Weaver, S. A Price. a C.
Jennings, j. A. Staucup. Charlie Davis.
Walter Dodson Harry Jackson,
Charlie Biruhaum Al A. Reynolds
Harry Wescott "a. N. Walbcrl Wayuo
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-01-02
ARLINGTON informal.

The beautiful ball room OF the Ar
liagton viii be the scene Of an infor-
NAL assembly tonight The manage
ment cordially invites all its friends
to attend The dancing hour is $50
O'Clock.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-01-02
Dinner party.

Mrs. Seward Erickson entertained
at dinner last evening in honor of her
sister, Mrs. A. Stringer, who is visit.
ing in the city and who leaves for
New York today, Covers were laid
tor eight and after dinner a pleasant
hour was spent with music and dane
inc
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-01-02

loaf was served for the first course,
The second course was cake served
With ice cream or whipped cream, OF
both if preferred, minis and fruits
The lovely fruits on the table and
buffet made a pleasing effect of peace
and plenty.
A delightful informal program was
rendered during the afternoon,
Among those who contributed ex-
quisite vocal numbers were Missea
Juaajta Gillian and Mrs. Hi Davies.
while Master William McCleudon Me.
Clendon and Mrs Bloom added to the
pleasure of the affair with delightful
readings.
In addition to the large number OF
residents who called, there We're
many outoftown guests from other
towns of the state and from other
states There were about one hun
bred callers Who left their cards and
extended to the Hon Mayor and his
estimable wife their greetings and
best wishes for the New Year
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-01-02
Mrs. c. c. Sparks Delightful Hostess,
Complimentary to the Ouakesup
Club

CLUB,
one of tbe beautiful affairs inf tbe
holiday season was the entertainment
Offered bv Mrs Charles C. Sharks
yesterday afternoon to the members
OF the Ouakesup Club and a number OF
their friends.
The attractive s,.rl.s bo,no hos
hean tho sen. ~ ,nan,. ,,aItob+s.,I
boenitaIittss and nopo ba,o loon mon,
enioyad tbap ~ eva.t ~ yasforday
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The club members and a large NUM-.
Der OF other iasAionabIy goWned
ladies were present
The homelike atmosphere Of the
place was made evea more attractive
by the lovely decorations OF white
and green. the club co.ors Ribbon
streamers and white and green alter
mated i'm the ceil.n9 decoration as the
streamers radiated from the central
lights TO the four walls In both par
lors where ported plants of green
and vases of white carnations made
a charming effect OF daintiness
Large vases filled with dainty pink
blossoms were also used in the front
parIor
A delightful musical program was
rendered This was interspersed with
readings.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-01-02

Arasloa AnNaIs NJ ana w
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-01-02

Mr. and Mrs Rawsoa and daughter
have returned home after a visit 10
Mr. and Mrs j. J. Fitzpatrick In Pine
Bluff. "a
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-01-02

Ralph IT, Whitmore Of Battle Cree6.
Mich, guest at the Arlington for
the past month, got i'm three days
duck hunting near STUTTGART and ne.
turned with a choice string of mai
lards He did the lonors in the main
dining room last evening cicyerly
surprising a lot of his friends by ha}-
ing duck served at their tables
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-01-02

Mrs C.. r. J. Tate returned yestcr.
day from visit to her mother In
Ionoke, She was accompanied by
her son, Wellington Tate
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-01-02

Frank MdCaun is over from ASH
doWl for a brief visit He has many
friends here.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-02-04

of a Man 1t is one of those spleldid
dramas that hinges about that always
picturesque and romantic organiza-
ton. the Northwest Mounted Police.
1t is a tense story of a people who
are used to the strenuous life, who
deal squarely and fairly with every
one and this great quartet Of players
has made it a regular master diana.
Miss Bush is right at home in this
character play and she shines in this
big drama of the trackless northwest
as never before.
The Big t." that splendid new
Universal company headed by Sid
ney Ayers comes With another big
romantic play Of Sunny Italy, entitled
THE Unmaking" 1t is a clever aAG
pretty story Of the romantic Italian
life. prettily dressed and properly
staged in the land Of figs and olives.
Warner completes a big program
with Sisters Tango Tea clever
ana funny comedy of real worth.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-02-04
ROYAL TnEATER

NiJagraph has a comedy at the
Royal today that is a regular side
snlitter. with Sidney Drew and Jane
Morrow leading. 1t is the story Of a
newly married couple on their loney-
moon The husband is called back TO
the city Aurriedly, leaving his wife in
the bungalow She sublets the bunga-
low to four pretty girls and goes to
visit her mother Hubby comes home
to find four charmers il his home in
stead Of the one he le't But then
you'll see it and learn the rest.
Tracked by the Hounds" is two
reel Edison drama With Carlton King
and Gladys Hulett in the leads. This
story shows a pack of trained blood
hounds running to earth criminal.
and Is Withal one Of the best dramas
of the week
Lubin closes the program with an
excellent comedy drama, The Ian
guage OF the Dumb
This program ought to pack the
Royal afternoon and evening and it
10 doubt Will, for it is a remarkably
clever program
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-02-04
Che CbeaterS
NEW CENTRAL THEATER.

We have had American and English
detective stories In the moving pie
lures AID now comes that most
graphic of all authors in France.
Emile Caborieu, with his wonderfully
interesting detective drama. 'l'ile No
49," which has been translated In
every known language. and offers il
to the Biograrh company. The manu-
script was changed into scenario form
and then the Biograph people started
a hunt among their stars for some
one who looked the type Of the lead
and selected for the feminine 70 e
lovely Louise vale. This story is a
two-reel feature aad is one Of the
most notable detective rOmauces the
local pictures have ever revealed
The Little Engineer is another one
of those great Helen Holmes detec-
tive stories, and the Kalem company
has made no mistake when they Sc
lected her to portray these parts
"Shoddy the Tailor proves that
good clothes do not make the man in
sufficient degree to capture the ladies'
even though he believes himself a
lady killer Tomorrow the great
treat Of the month Clara Kimbal
Young's THE Deep Purple" viii
come to the New Central in five big
Uarts
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-02-04

If your roof is leaking and trouble
some. see Geo. }. Turk Phone 339.
=. l-3l-2t
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-02-04
FOOD GROWS SCARCE
IN MEXICO CITY
THAT MUCH SUI.
FERING WILL FOLLOW UNLESS
CONDITIONS ARE RELIEVED.

Washington. Feb. Scarcity Of
food in Mexico City, and predictions
that much suffering would follow un.
less conditions were relieved, We're
reported in official dispatches to the
state department today. The Car
rama officials are moving their rec
ords to Vera Cruz where it is sup.
posed the capital of the Carranza gov
eminent win remain.
Much anxiety was manifested here
by members OF the diplomatic corps
over conditions in Mexico City be
cause of the ban on cipher communi
cation. which had been placed by the
Carranza authorities.
Local telegraph officials said the
Carranza government in Mexico City
had notified them not to accept mes
ments, except at the sender's risk and
subject TO Interruptions. This was
the first time it is said, that the for
eign diplomats have had serious diff.
ficulty in reaching their legations in
Mexico CITY.
State department officials are get
ting their kilograms through but
with much delay.
Eliseo Arredondo. head Of the local
constituencies agency, made public
tonight the following report from
Vera Cruz:
General Pablo Gonzales reports the
c-pture of Cadereyta in the state of
Nueyo Laeon. Is miles east Of Mon
terey. The Villa forces were decisive
ly defeated and suffered heavy loss.
Between Montemorelos and Lii
mares, General Marino Sandaval, com
manding a Villa army, was over
whelmed and forced to retreat to the
north.
Tomorrow Thursday railroad
traffic will be resumed between this
place and Mexico City. On account
of the scarcity of food in the capital
the Vera Cruz chamber of commerce
has been requested to send supplies
there by the first train.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-02-04
AUDITORIUM.
"Never Say Die.


Mr. Nat Goodwin. who has often
been called tie greatest comedian OF
our time, makes his first appearance
in some time at the Auditorium on
February 20 in William M. Posts
highly successful comedy Never Say
Die"
Theatergoers who have followed the
destinies Of well known favorite ac-
tors. which naturally include Mr..
Goodwin. will have their opportunity
to see him; this will be his first ap.
pearance in this play here London.
however, has endorsed Never Say
Die" i'm no uncertain manner, for ca
pacity audiences have been the rule
at the Apollo theater for almost a
solid year, where Charles Hawtrey
has just ended his most successful en-
gagement, and cables us here the
plays the thing"
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-02-04

J. M Daily of Chicago, the Illinois
Central railroad official. and Mr.. and
Mrs r. w. Thrift of Lima, Ohio, were
also out
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-02-04
KIP AND kiPPY


Original Radium Platinum Creation.
right from the OrPheum Circuit
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-02-04

With this great quartet Of screen
stars, Pauline Bush, Lon CLANCY.
William Dowlin and Joseph DeGrasse,
Rex heads the booking at the Lyric
today with a two-reel drama OF the
Canadian north woods The Measure
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-02-04
Golf Notes
BY H. w. LANIGAN,
SIS Representative of the Arlington
and Eastman IIotels

BY Ii. w. JsANlGAN,
Press Representative OF the Arlington
and Eastman Hotels
A. j. Belden OF Syracuse, \. Y, who
with his wife has been at the Airing.
ton for the past five weeks and who
will remain here throughout the sea
son providing his business affairs Will
permit, has donated a handsome sill
yer cup to the Country Clubs fair
colony and a tournament to determine
it's ownership will be arranged for the
early part of next week by PROBES.
slonal willie" Hoare The Beldens
are regular winter visitors MIR. Bel
den is very glad that matters look
rosy for "a resumption OF horse racing.
Together with his wife he is always
active in social affairs around the Ar
lington. and this trip Is spending a
lot of time out at the Country Club.
The handicap foursOme between
Abe NJ Levy of Houston and Milton
Dargin of Atlanta, amateurs, and
Willie Hoare the local professional,
and r. N. Weidenkopf. the profess
sional of the Euclid Country Club of
Cleveland, played on the Country
Club links yesterday afternoon, re
suited in a victory for the two anna
teurs by a score Of points for the
rs holes. Nassau system. Levy was
allotted a handicap OF stroke a hole
D ,rsfvfr- TO g |
holes.
J. H. Urquhart of IroIwood, Mich.
a new arrival at the Arlington, mo-
| tored cut TO the Country Club yester-
day and looked on. He stated that
the course looked mighty good TO him
and that he would join the merry sols
colony inside Of the next day or two.
w J. Monroe. the famed amateur
| from Youngstown, played the Essex
| course for the first time yesterday
and is loud in his praise OF our win
| ter game. w. L. Mcconnell and Paul
p. Fitch PLAYED a little twosome as
Monroe made the rounds of the 10
holes. His driving was brilliant and
his work on the greens mighty good,
figuring that the links are still little
| damp
J M Daily of Chicago, the Illinois
Central railroad official. and MIR. and
Mrs. r. w. Thrift of Lima, Ohio, We're
| also out.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-02-04

Bottled milk and cream delivered
TO any part of the city. daily. Pure,
wholesome and rich. Tho Pasteu-
rtzed Milk Co. Phone Is 4-2l-tf
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-02-04

Use iaggett'5 Golden Tip tea for
making iced tea. This tea Is pro
cured only from the early nowery
pickings, which in this country Is
found in but few Of the most exclusive
stores, aad then at prices varying
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-02-04

Ask your doctor about Bulgarian
Buttermilk 1-3O-tf
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-02-04

from $500 TO $500 a pound. Price
800 a pound. For sale by K. G. Nor
his drug Co Phone 242 e-10-1
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-02-04

Let sorrells Drug Co. look after
your KODAK finishing. sl4-u
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-04-23

engineering department of the Great
Northern road for years, and is here
for the purpose of running a survey
over the old line from Nelson to Cho-
paka. Mr.. Overman is only recently
home from a very extended eastern
trip, and reports that business is very
quiet all through the Mississippi val
ley. He left Mrs. Overman and his
daughter, Miss Eva, visiting with rel
atives in Kansas. Upon their return
to Washington the family will make
their home at Spokane
Last Thursday evening County Com
missioners Nixon, Miller and Green,
Geo. Bailey, of Tonasket, and Jas.
Allen, state highway engineer spent
a few hours in town. They had made
a trip over the north end of state road
No. 10 for the purpose of permitting
Mr.. Allen to examine that highway.
At the present time the road is in a
fair condition for considerable dist
ances. 1t is hardly the time of year
for a stranger to pass judgment upon
the extent of improvements necessary
on the highway. If Mr.. Allen could
pass over the road in the fall, when
it is dusty. cut up, bunny and general
ly dilapidated he would speedily reach
the conclusion that road No. 10 re-
CURED much fixing. 1t is not as yet
known when the state money will be
available for use, but when it is work
on road No. 10 will start up at once
That will not be later than June LIST.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-04-23
A TONASkET BOOSTER

Sam J. Sincock, United States COM
missioner, justice of the peace, money
Tended, telephone manager and gen.
eral booster of Tonasket, spent a few
hours in Oroville Monday. In the
earlier period of the county's exist
ence Samuel held down homestead
in Horse Spring coulee. 1t might be
more properly said that the home
stead held Samuel down, for while he
was engaged in the simple life, pry-
ing a precarious subsistence out of
a reluctant soil, Mr.. SIncock found life
anything but smooth skating. He was
heavily handicapped, as he had to
work for breath az he worked the
farm, having decided leaning toward
asthmatic complications. hence exist
ence was not one registering merry
go-round. Unloading the ranch at an
opportune moment Mr.. Sincock man
aged to get in on the ground #.lr
when Tonasket first broke a way into
the general topography, and since then
he has prospered, as he surely de-
served to prosper with little resort
to bodily exertion. In consequence
he is looking younger than he did fiji
teen years ago. Mr. Sincock has sew
eral anchors out to wind'rd, among
them being a choice orchard tract on
the Ellis-Forde holdings, just east Of
town, which he is improving so that
IL will eventually stand him in hand
at big increase over original cost.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-12
WHITFIELD TO A POINT.

Fools boast, but wise men only admit.
Mathematicians come under the caption
of figureheads.
More people are pInched by poverty
than by the police.
II isn't what a man owes. but what he
pays that jolts him.
No man is so ignorant that you can't
learn something from him.
The green grocer is in a position to
acquire a lot Of ripe experience.
A popular minister avoids the sore
spots Of his congregation.
Other things are as scarce as the teeth
Of hen-a ROSTERS. for instance.
Matrimony is a sort Of pay as you 60
falkland the longer you go the more
you pay.
The man who is fooled twice by the
same woman deserves a padded cell all
by himself.
A wise married man never praises the
gown of another woman unless his wife
has one more stylish.
Did you ever hear Of a president OF
this great and glorious country taking,
a prize at a baby show?
There's no help for skinny man. but
the nice thing about a thin woman 8
shape is, she can make it show plump
wherever she wants it to be.-Chicago
News
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-12
MUSINGS OF A CYNIC.

The next best thing to loving your
enemies is not TO have any.
II things are not coming your way It's
a good plan to get in their way.
This would be a pleasanter world II the
chronic kicker would only stub his toe
oftener.
The small boys idea of heaven is a
place where there is always a second
piece of pie.
Fortunate is the woman whose dress
maker gives her more worry than her
husband does.
It isn't every man who is as careful
Of his own record as he is of his canned
music machine.
It is just as well to bear in mind that
the broth may be spoiled without the aid
OF too many cooks.
Some people have so much confidence
in themselves that they haven't room for
any in other people.
Lots of people find It easier to pay
their respects to the dead than to pay
their debts to the living.
Just because there Is plenty Of room
at the top Is no reason why we shouldn't
try to get at the bottom Of things.
Some people seem to think they are so
bright it's a wonder they don't wear
smoked glasses every time they look at
themselves In the mirrore-New York
Times.