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Evening star., 1915-01-22
When Every Woman Knits.
From Golfers Weekly.

In these days. when every woman
knits. It is easily discernible that ways
of knitting are almost as various as
are the knitters themselves. Many a
woman is novice for whom a
Balaklava helmet or mitten Is a
serious occupation requiring concen-
trated attention and steady patience
Some, however. are old hands, who
dash away on the journey round a
sock with the nonchalance of the in
itiated, talking and laughing withal,
as If the management Of five slippery
steel needles were as easy as cats
cradle. Between the novice and the in
itiated lies the great world of knitters.
There sits the scientific knitter. one
needle erect. the other laboriously
threading the labyrinth with even.
exact precision. There sits the mathe-
matician, slowly pacing the distanc.
across a muffier, each stitch as accu
rate and complete and difficult as ar
algebraic equation. There is the rum
mating knitter, who slowly lifts thread
over needle as If her whole soul wer.
wrapped up in the poetry of gray yarI
md two needles. There 10 the advo
ate of the German method upon tn
round of efficiency and speed. An'
there is she that knits like a lady--jus
knits. and that is all there is to say
Ibout it.
Evening star., 1915-01-22
SPITTlNGNU NUISANCE
On Public Sidewalks Caused Mostly
By Catarrh. How to Drive
Catarrh From the System.

The person who spits on public sidewalk
may not De a hog" utterly Unnindfui OF
the -iZhts OF others "a many seem TO think.
He may be a catarrh sufferer who simply
cant help himself.
Hawking, splitting nose blowing. choking
and foul breath are the necessary accom-
psninerts OF catarrh, aad stomach dosing,
oi1imenS 70 suur up your nose and the
whole remaining host OF practically worth
less makeshifts IN which so many catarrh
victims seek temporary relief will never
cure catarrh 10 Stay cured-no, not In .
thousand years.
Cstarrh Is caused by a germ, and these
germs thrive far up In the passages OF your
nose. throat and lungs where no medicines
or ointmcnts can ever reach chem. Before
you get rid Of Catarrh you must get
rid OF the germs which cause H. Medical
men are now practically agreed that the
best way TO kill 'starrh germs and drive
them from the system is 10 breath. up into
the nose, throat and lungs the pleasa,. l.
smelling but powerful DI-dicated germlcidal
air called Hyomei, which l. formed by CON-
bining the pgr. h-aIing oil OF Eucalyptus
with powerful gernrides and healing
agents tEat utterly destroy every catarrh
germ they reach lou breathe Hyomei far
up into your aud tnrod; through IA little
hard rubber inhaler which al leading drug
Sists furnish fire. with IN" compel. uutdt.
Juis penetrating a4r not only Kills tie
germs. but sOotLc- and heals the sore.
swollen, amed membranes, stops the dis
chsrgr, spi'tiDg. viking, etc. clears UP
tho head and air passages and makes br-ati-
lug easy again. BTestle IL nyc minutes and
You'll get blessed relief. Breathe It a few
MINUTES daily for past Il few weeks and
every trace aud symptom of catarrh will
vanish This isn't mere statement, it's
proved fact. and ODouueIis > Drug Store and
iuort every leading druggist IN this city and
viciDity backs IL up by absolutely guarantee
log to refund YOUR money II you do not get
from II the relief yoH'rc seeking. Hyomri
fs pleasant and easy TO use lou II like IT.
And II certainly does put Il stop to Catarrh
rs uyt!.ins else III y. can
Evening star., 1915-01-22
Berlin EATS WELL
AND AT LOW COST
Prices Are Much Lower Than
Either New York or
London.
GERMAN DINNER, $3.50:
IN GOTHAM IT'S $3.50
All Sorts of Good Things Furnished,
But Certain Economies Are
Practiced.
Copyright, 1915, by Herbert Corey )

LONDON, January S.-Berlin ism t
feeling the pinch of hunger, if one
may judge by her restaurant prices.
Neither is London. By the same test
New York is on the verge of starva-
ton.
\ dinner which in Berlin costs $3.50
costs $4.97 in London and $3.50 in New
York. One tips at the same rate-a
10 per cent rate-in the three cities.
always adding few pennies when
necessary to make the sum come out
even. SO that in Berlin the waiter re-
ceived 80 cents for his portion of the
entertainment. In Lpndon he would be
given SO cents. and in New York 75
cents. The total cost would therefore
be:
New York, $500; London, $3.50; Ber-
lin, $40
There is a restaurant in each of the
three cities which may fairly be COM
pared with the other two. They serve
the same sort of people with the same
sort of food. In Berlin the restaurant
is located just off the Frfedstrasse. in
London it is on Regent street. i'll the
roar of Piccadilly Circus, and in New
York on a side street near lower
Broadway. In Berlin more food is
given you for your money. In London
it is more courteously served. In New
Hors d'Oeuvres Meal.
1t is quite possible to stop after the
hors d'euvres in Berlin if one has the
courage. In London and New York
one is served with a sufficient amount
of small. spicy appetizers. They don't
do it that way in Germany There the
theory is that one gets up an appetite
by taking a short run over the CASTRO
nomic course. The platter of hors
d'euvres included half of baby lob
ster, claw and ALL bowl of chicken
salad and another of potato ditto, two
second joints of roast chicken. and in
Vulnerable dabs of spiced and picked
and smoked fish and ham on bits of
toast, and small saucers of queer vege-
tables.
London and Berlin are alike in their
devotion to pea soup. New 1orks res
taurant declares for the bean variety.
Neither my companion nor myself had
sufficient German to combat the elo-
quence of the waiter. Events proved
that we must have assented to his pre-
scription of a SQUAD chicken en- casse-
role each They would have tempted
the palate of an invalid, and they cost
40 cents each In New York, when you
can get them, such birds run about
S125 1t is only on such luxuries that
the London restaurateur comedies that
war is going on. One pays three-and-
three each for them against the half a
crown of peace times.
Coffee in Berlin is a astronomical
Evening star., 1915-01-22
Special Values and Tin,el,
Items in Pure Foods.

National Rolled Oats. 3 packages, 25c
A pure and wholesome white oat.
Van Camps Tomato Catsup, 21c bot
tle-The regular 25c size; made from
selected ripe tomatoes and pure spices.
Del Monte Brand Graded Asparagus
TipS-S1.25 for cans.
Colonial Fancy Spring Wheat Flour
$3.50 per barrel; 4s-pound sacA. $2.15;
24-pound sack, S1.1O; 12-pound sack,
55c. This flour Is guaranteed by us; its
quality is the best.
Armee Brand Peanut Butter, 2Sc q
jar-A fine grade, pure and rich.
French's brand Preferred Mustard, &c
jar-Excellent for making cream salad
mustard dressing and all seasoning
purposes.
Towle's Log Cabin Pure str.ined
Honey, 25c bottle.
Ballard's Self-risinE Biscuit, Cake and
Pastry Flour. 25c package. Sass dozen.
FerRo Brand Peanut Waters, pack
ages, 2Sc-A new pastry wafer daintily
filled with peanut butter.
Premier Brand Pure Fruit Juice and
Cane Sugar Jelly, 8 for S1.OO-In crab
apple, red currant, grape and ounce
favors.
The Luster Box, 1Oc-A magical
cleaning polish for glass and metals
no acids to corrode; no grit to
scratch.
Arrow Brand Fancy Gloss Lump
Starch. packages for 25c.
"Ammo," 8 cans for 25c-The modern
powdered household ammonia.
Fifth noor, street.
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FURTHER REDUCTIONS ON
MEMS CLOTHING.
Suits and Overooats that originally sold up to $780,
Reduced to $19.75 each.
Suits and Overcoats originally sold up to $1,000
Reduced to STATS each.

As will be have made lots the
remaining stock of thus the reductions the higher priced
than before combined
lot there all and pattern that appeals OF
fined taste Two and Three Button English, SemiEng
sh and Conservative styles Overcoats double and single
breasted models form fitting loose wideskrted effects with
self or velvet collars.
fool street.
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however the enemy obtain a good posi-.

however. the enemy obtain good posa.
ton they imagine their days WORK al
an end. and go to sleep on it,
What was your impression when you
heard the mitrailleuse fred
BY closing my eyes l imagined my!
self on a fast-going motor cycle. AFTER
a time one can tell where the missiles
will fall"
NJ lie Depute has been through seven
bayonet charges, and up to no" IS III
10 way touched.
The bayonet causes fear. and often
panic, among the enemy" said my IN
formant.
"One incident l witnessed" he said,
"was rather curious. The Germans took
up their quarters in the town of c..
The inhabitants mostly renamed. de-
spite a four-hour warning given them,
huf the nluniCinal council had fled.
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Netu Assortnlents of
Wallace Nutting
Hand-colored Pictures,
Three sizes:
O. c. ~

Three sizes:
5oc-$I .oo-$I.5o.
The past holiday seasons
great demand for these Beau
tiful Pictures showed their
popularity as never before. We
are ready again with new and
large assortments. They are in
many picturesque subjects,
neatly inclosed in colonial ma
hogany frames. Make very
pretty card prizes-an ideal
valentine remembrance.
Fourth floor, street
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Deemed Flight an Insult.

THE German commander went to the
town hall and asked for the mayor. He
was told all the council had left the
town. Why he said: we are not bar
barians. II Is an insult to leave the
place
"a little later "a notice was posted
saying that, owing to the enemy hav-
ing been insulted by the flight of the
officials. the bomba rdment of the town
would commence at dawn
one has heard a lot lately of Ger
mans taking women's clothes. NJ. le
Depute cleared up the mystery.
Every German trench | have en-
tered, he said, has been blocked with
wooden doors. window panes, etc. and
these are covered by pieces of cloth.
which on close examination proved to
be ladies' clothes. These prove d warm
and absorbent lining to the trench"
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The "Klosff' Petticoats
In New Spring Models.

Now showing the first of the
spring models in "Klosht" Petit
coats, having the greater width
and fancy flounces.
"Klosfit" Petticoats, of silk MESA.
line and silk jersey. with messaline or
jersey fiounces. Several attractive new
styles. with plain or fancy plating. and
all the desirable colors. including black
and the two-toned effects.
Regular and extra sizes at $500.
"Klosfit" Petticoats. of sateen. Italian
cloth, wool and cotton Jersey top. with
plain ruffies or accordion plated
fiounce, in black and colors.
Regular and extra sizes, 81 to S..
Third floor. street.
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Stamped Articles for
En,broidering.

An attractive, new showing OF
dainty articles stamped for en-
broidery working is displayed
for selection in our Art Embroid-
cry section.
Infants three piece sets for bath,
stamped in attractive designs
Mat, $1.00 each.
Towels, 25c each.
Washcloths, 10c each.
Stamped Guest Towels, of fine huca,
abc, $50 and SOC each,
Fine Huck Towels, stamped. Soc and
76o each.
Stamped Bath Towels, 500 zach.
Day Cases, stamped on flns muslin,
75c pair.
Dressing saoques of crepe. stamped
in pretty design. 500 each.
Crepe Kimonos, stamped. s1.e0 each
Stamped Crepe Boudoir Caps. $50 each.
Tea Aprons. stamped on fine muslfas
with one skein cotton. loo each.
Second door. Tenth street
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T.Uo Special Values in
Women's Umbrellas.

Good Quality Silk Umbrellas
splendidly made and durable, yet
stylish and attractive enough for
any purpose.
Black Union Taffeta Umbrellas, 20
inch size, finished with sterling sill
ver-trimmed handles. of quality
and design regularly used on UNI
brellas of $3.50 and $4.00 quality.
Special price, $3.50 each.
25-inch Silk Umbrellas, in black.
navy blue, green and red, finished
with neat mission wood handles.
Special price, $500 each.
Main floor, G street.
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Won,en's Doeski7 and
Chamois Gloues.

Excellent values are offered for
Saturday in Women's Doeskin
and Chamois Gloves. They are
desirable above all others for
street and general wear. combin-
ing comfort, style, good appear
ance and very moderate price.
At $3.50 pair.
women's I2- button-length White
Washable Doeskin Gloves.
At SI.5O and $500 pair.
Women's and 8 Button Length Pull<
on White Washable Doeskin Gtevees
with elastic at wrist.
At $I.50 pair.
women's 2-button-length WAeoabie
Doeskin Gloves.
At $l.OO Pair.
women's l-button Washable CaAMoia
Gloves in white and natural color.
Main 6ooT. Center.
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Misses New Spring Dresses
For Street and Afternoon Wear.

Just hint of the fashions Misses Dresses of Pussy
Willow Taea that have and pretty style the
young miss will be glad to
Made in short-jacket effect empire lines with the
modsh full boxplaited skirt; long sleeves and high neck
All the spring sadesBegium blue sand putty black and
Gettysburg touch of color the slight trimming
and buttons of contrasting shade
The splendid quality of the materials the general
models buoyant youthful spirit they adiate will
make them popular.
Price, $500 each
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Germans Heroic Fighters

How do the Germans fight" was
asked.
They fight extremely courageously.
Some are even daring enough TO come
right TO our lines and cut the wires,
meeting death in the naneuver When,
The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-27
EXPECT DECISION
 WITHIN SIX WEEKS
MARTIN MAKES AN AGREEMENT WITH ATTORNEY GENERAL TO
 WAIVE TEcHNICALITlES.
Sawyer Race Bill Suit May Not Be Filed Before Monday and May Be a Short Proceedings in Both Courts.

Hon. W. IT. Martin. who with United States Senator James F.. Clarke is representing the city ot Hot Springs in an endeavor to estab- fish that the Sawyer race will of the last legislative session was properly signed by the governor, and is now a law, stated last night to The Sentinel Record that an agreement had been reached with the attorney general whereby the processes of the suit WOuld be shortened. Attorney Cen eral Moose agreed to waive the tech nicality of 20 days summons, and the action will be filed and heard next week in some bzranch of the circuit court of Pulaski county.
 MT. Martin stated that he and Sena- tor Clarke had consulted with sey- eral of the witnesses in the proceed ings, and did not think it would take but a very short time to try the case In the lower court. or course. it is anticipated that the matter will go forthwith to the supreme court, ana 1t was believed the final decision in the higher courts could be secured within six weekS
 The original suit was not filed yes terday, and may not be today, but it will be filed no later than Monday morning. Mir. Martin yesterday after noon had a call 10 come to Joplin Mo, and will not be back in Little Rock until Sunday night He said that Senator Clarke might file the ac. tion this morning, but had indicated a preference of waiting until Mir. Mar tins return to Little Rock
 Also it Is stated that there might not be the long drawn out proceedngs that had been anticipated, but that on the other hand the attorneys might make the evidence very brief as to what took place in the governors pri- yate chamber when he affixed his name to the Sawyer act. 1t is the opinion of both Messrs. Martin and Clarke that on the prima facie proof the bill is a law
 If Governor Hays evidence will be along the line of an authorized inter- View he gave out at the time," said . Mr. Martin last night, we will prob | ably not delay the case to go into an hearing of evidence. We be- lieve that the case can be won on it's merits according to the statement of 1 the governor of what he did in refer | ence to the bill. The signature itself l is apparent proof that the bill was | once approved. as is also the fact that the Dis was scratched from the bill l as shown on the face of the measure 1
The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-27
MULLEN PUT ON TRIAL.

El Paso, Texas, March 26-W F. Mullen was placed on trial today on the charge of murdering Maurice Rosenberg, a wealthy junk dealer of San Francisco near Fl Paso on Feb ruary p. Rosenberg disappeared from the home with a strange man in an automobile. presumably to inspect some cached ammunition and rifles. His dead body was found two days later 12 miles from El Paso. Julian Alareon today identified Mullen as a man he saw in an automobile the night Rosenberg disappeared near the place the body was found later
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GREETINGS-SOUTHWEST,
 NORTHEAST.

Greetings, thrice greetings, to those people of southwest Arkansas, and of northeast Arkansas, who are brought closer to us today through the com munication of the Memphis, Dallas X Gulf railroad, and through the com munication of the Little Rock-Elot Springs highway.
 Throughout the entire state there should be sense of pride felt in this celebration of tJ1ay in this resort The Memphis. Dallas X Gulf railroad is an Arkansas institution, built by Arkansas men, and is monumental proof of what the people of the state can do when they get down to busi ness.
 The Little RocklIot Springs high way opening is the continuation of much effort on the part of the people of Hot Springs. Highway building in Arkansas is in its first stages One effort will lead to another. Within ten years the state will be connected by interlacing highways, the people will be brought closer in touch, and business and social life will be stimu- lated
 We of Hot Springs are proud today to offer you this celebration. Hot Springs is not alone the pride of Ar kansas, but it is the nations first health and pleasure resort. Under ad. verse conditions we have built to the present stage of advancement. and the building is only well begun. We solicit the friendly cooperation of all the people of Arkansas We want your help, your expressions of favor and approval, and in time here in Hot Springs you will find resort supe- rior to none in the world, and one that will be of unmeasured advantage to Arkansas because of the interest it attracts. from all over the country.
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REMOVAL NOTICE

Jno. T. O'Brlen. the practical and experienced tailor, is now located at PIT Central avenue. Owing to the
 stringency of the present time and the cutting of his expense more thal aalf, he Is prepared to do all kinds oi work in his line at greatly reduced prices. A good stock of woolels on hand, and also a full line of samples of all designs. Does French dry cleaning and pressing. Alterations OF mems. womens and youths clothes undertaken with an absolute guaran
 tee of satisfaction. Phone 720. 12-4-tf
The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-27
THE FRISCO MUDpLE.
Bankers Announce Plan to Rehabili-
 tate the Frisco Property


 New York, March 26-It became known here today that bankers repre- senting the holders of the four and five per cent bonds of the St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad Company now under receivership have agreed on all essential points in connection with the plan to rehabilitate the prop erty. As yet, however, no decision has been reached regarding the as- easements to be imposed upon the common and first preferred share holders. It is understood that each of these classes of stock will be as sessed at not less than $15 per share, but considerable opposition to this assessment has been offered by the first and second preferred share holders.
 A joint meeting of the holders of all classes of securities of the com pany is to be held next week, when an outline of the proposed reorgani2a- tion may be issued.
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ELECTION JUDGES
 HAVE BEEN NAMED
REPRESENTATIVE CITIZENS or THE VARIOUS WARDS WILL
 SERVE APRIL 6.
Following the Law Strictly Only Changes Have Been Made Where Former Judges Named Did Not Serve in General Election.

Election judges selected to serve at the l asst general election held in the city, as provided by law, are hold overs in the city election of Tuesday. April 6, but yesterday the election commissioners met and selected citi- 2ens who would serve in the coming election to take the places of those who had been named formerly, but who did not serve.
 Also, following the law strictly the clerks of election were not named by the commissioners, but will be left to the choosing of the election judges when they assemble at the various election booths of the city on the morning of election.
 The election commission is com posed of Pate Hite, John G. Higgins and Robert A. Jones At their meet ing yesterday the following judges were named:
 First Ward-L s. Keagy, Sydney M. Mutt and Merritt K Riggs.
 Second Ward-M L. Schoffner. j.. R Weir and lily Grimm.
 Third Ward-John T. O'Bnen, Hel. man Felheimer. C. W. Frye
 Fourth Ward--J. L. Bryan, A. ]. Guerin, Oscar NJ. Collins.
 Fifth Ward-P. J. Delaney, ]. O. Rowles, J g. Leonard.
 Sixth Ward-4Houston Emery. Dr A. b. Shaw, Charles Hotchkiss.
 The voting precincts will be prac- tically the same as heretofore in cleo tions, but if there is change required, due announcement will be fade of the fact through the press.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-27
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the an nual stockholders meeting of the Ar. lington Hotel Co. will be held in the office at the Arlington Hotel April r, 1915, at n o'clock, a. m., for the cleo tion of board of directors to serve for the ensuing year. and for the transaction of such other business as may lawfully come before them.
 JOE w. CORRINGTON,
 3-24-tf Secretary.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-27

Uas HggetCs 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, and then at prices varying from @2O0 to $500 a pound Price 510O a pound. For sale by R. c. Mor. his Drug Co Phone 242 s-1O-m
The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-27
FL PAso SELECTED.

San Francisco, March 26.--El Paso, Texas, was selected today as the next meeting place of the American Ma tional Live Stock Association. in s sas- sion here. The members will convene in Fl Paso in January next.
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proved-IDisapproved' around over a legislative act, and then sticks hls name on to prove that he meant noth. ing
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And in the east the society women are wearing tuxedo suits, which is viewed with much alarm by the men who have but one dress regalia.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-27

Judge c. T. Gotham has resumed the practice of law and has secured the offices formerly occupied by At torney A. J. Murphy. located at S01 Central avenue. second floor of the old Citizens National bank building, over Spencer's cigar store. Phone 646. 12-31-tf
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The democracy of Hot Springs is going to assert itself in no uncertain way on April 9th, and then is going to take further emphatic steps when state elections come up.
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DON'T FAIL TO VT5IT THE
 oAkLAWN MINERAL WELL

Two blocks west of Oaklawn Race Track. This water is noted for it's cures of Liver. Kidney, Bladder and Stomach troubles Constipation and Eczema. Delivered da , in 1-2 Ga-
The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-27

And another interesting thing in connection with this coming election is that the ballot will be short and sweet.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-27

IL is an unsympathetic town Auto drivers are arrested for going too fast and for standing too still in the same place.
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The public, during the remainder of this campaign, might adjust itself to being good listeners and reasoning audiences.
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And the best part of todays cele- bration to the small boy is that he did not have to worry about whether school would be out.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-27

Secretary Daniels remarks that married men make the best fighters but does not add that this is prob ably because they are used to it.
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1his is a representative govern ment only when the majority Is en, abled to have something to say about things concerning the majority.
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It is next to impossible to give too big a majority to a real big man will. ing to put his best effort into public life.
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And there is some pride in the fact that legislature was willing to help Hot Springs, even if a political seek ing governor tried to murder us.
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lon Bottles, s1.00 per week. If you have Kidney Trouble, Eczema or Stomach Trouble, be sure and try 1t. Phone 1496.