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The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-23
"NeW Business" Edition for SOuthWest ArkdnSds

Hot Springs will on May 5th and 9th make special plea to the people along the Memphis, Dallas and Gulf rail- road in southwest Arkansas to open up business relations with this city
 On these days several hundred of merchants and business will get acquainted with the people of this new territory.
 special edition of the Sentinel-Record with adyer- Using and wreups the business lines of Hot Springs will be left in all business houses and with all the people of south west Arkansas during this trip.
 The SentineRecord will publish 5000 copies for this trip. It viii be special Writeup edition of our city, illus rated with not alone views of city, its business district and it's modern business house but will also contain photos of the faces many of leading business and citizens
 This issue of the Sentineecord will be the reminder that is left behind with the people of southwest Arkansas that they might at their convenience it carefully and be convinced that Hot Springs the logical place for them to trade in the future.
 Banking houses business houses generally, profes- onal lines in fact everything viii be presented in this spe cal edition It is the thing that will bring bigger results in the advertising line than anything that has been offered you in years.
 The Merchants Association. under whose auspices this excursion will be given organization determined to get the best results for Hot Springs and the Sentinel Record after conferrng with the most active business of the city has agreed to join in making this business intro duction trip the biggest thing that has been pulled in Ar kansas in the trade reaching line.
 Special rates will be made for space in this issue But thing want to impress YOU right is that get best results place your advertising with us for this spc cia issue once and with to have alone your business house but of YOURSELF Your face in your advertisement is important when you are reaching out for business among NEW PEOPLE. They will you in the Sentne-Record and they will know you when they step into your store on their first visit to Hot Springs.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-23
BIG CONVENTION OF
 ARKANSAS MACCABEES
EVERYTHING IN READINESS FOR THEIR SESSION, WHICH OPENS
 IN THIS CITY TODAY.

Everything is in readiness for the annual meeting of the Ladies of the Maccabees of the World of Arkansas which will convene in the lodge room of the local aerie of Eagles today.
 This session, owing to the impor tant work that is to be transacted, is regarded as the most important this organization has held in years
 The beautiful ritualistic work of the order will be presented by the following guard teams: Argenta guard. Ritualistic work being given by the visiting delegates, under Cap tains Addie Renis and Minnie Part ridge win preside at the various ses- sions. Prizes will be offered for the largest classes and delegations and the work of the state for the past four years will he reviewed by Mrs. Lillian Mason, tbe state commander
 Delegates for the great supreme re- view will be elected and prospects for the most enthusiastic meeting of the Worlds Maccabccs are assured. This society is not connected in any way with the Ladies of the Modern Mac cabees. It was organized in 1892 by Miss Bina West. now supreme com mander. and today has nearly $S.300- o0Q in its reserve fund to protect contracts The interest from this through bond investments amounts to S35O000 annually.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-23
MUST RETURN ALL
 HOSTLERS ID U. 5.
BRITISH BOARD OF TRADE TO COMPEL STEAMSHIP COMPA-
 MES TO PROVIDE PASSAGE.

London. April 22. -2:2S D. m. The Board of Trade has taken vigorous steps to prevent the abandonment in England by steamship companies of American muleteers and horse tend CTS who are coming over now in large numbers with shipments of army horses. Early in the war hundreds of these men were left stranded in Eng land by the steamship lines, which ad- yauced various de5atable reasons for not returning them 10 America.
 R. P. skinner, American consul gen. eral in London, laid the facts before the Board of Trade a month ago. All stranded horse and mule tender now are being cared TOT by the board. Furthermore. Mr. skinner has been advised that British steamship lues have been instructed 10 provide re- turn passage to America. regardless of alleged contracts and other Qaes- ti0us.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-23
KRONPRlNz LEAVES DRYDocK.

Newport News, Va, April 22- The German converted cruiser Kronprinz Wilhelm was floated from drydock at the shiPyard here today after having had her hull painted and repaired She was lowed to anchorage in the harbor and tonight the guard from Fort Monroe returned 10 that post.
 New boiler tubes for the yes el ar. rived today and will be installed by ship yard mechanics.
 The naval board which surveyed the ship has made its report to Wash ington with a recommendation as to the time to be allowed for repairs. As in the case of the Prinz EiteI Fried rich, the time within which the Wit helm must leave American waters or intern for the war win he kept secret
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-23
VILLA RUNS SHORT
 OF AMMUNITION
WILL NOT RISK ANOTHER EN. GAGEMENT UNTIL HE RE
 PLENlSHES HIS SUPPLY.

Washington, April 22 - Consular dispatches received by the Washing ton government from various points in Mexico indicate that while tempo. rarily disorganized by the defeat sus- tained at Celaya General Villa and his forces have by no means been re- moved as a formidable factor in MeXico's civil war.
 Officials at the state department are guarding closely the reports received from consuls in the territory occupied by General Villa, as it is not desired to give out military information, but it is known that plans for another bat tie with General Obregou, the Car ranza commander, are proceeding rapidly.
 Villas chief difficulty, it was learned officially, is his lack of am intuition, and until he repenishes his supply he probably will not risk an other engagement. When he met Obregon at Celaya, Villa had sent forces to attack Matamoros, Nuevo Laredo, Tampico and west coast towns, greatly depicting his main force. Indications now are that he intends to concentrate all these forces in central Mexico for another supreme effort against Obregou
 The Carranza forces are reported to be well supplied with ammunition and pressing the Villa army closely north of Irapuato. Carranza officials here claim the Villa movement has been given crushing blow from which 1t will never recover.
 In the meantime many rumOrs of counter revolutionary movements have been current, though they are not credited by the American govern ment. Many former sym m2athizers of Huerta have been in Washington, butI most of them deny that Huerta in- tends to take the field again. Manuel Calero, former ambas sador to Wash-I ington. under the Madero admnistra- tion, visited the Argentine and Chu-I can ambassadors today, discussing the Mexican situation in general. It was said his visit was without signifi- canoe
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-23

Senator Harry Harris, who as a member of the last state senate voted against the Hot Springs racing bill, but after the bill was passed had made e demand to be appointed one of the commissioners, and when the commission seemed filled by others, made q demand to he elected secrc. tary of the cen mission, is having a subsequent al oil tment he received contested
 Senator Harris was appointed secrc- tary of the state tax commise ion Tues day, Now the point is being raised that a senator may not resign his place as senator to accept a position created by the legislative session : which he was member and it is more than probable Senator Harris will not get this plum.
 Senator Harris was identified i'm the senate as the "closc personal friend of Governor Hays lie was urged to vote for the Sawyer bill, but said he could not do s5 because his eoustilu. ! euCy would not approve such an ae- ton on his part When the bin passed. l however, he sousht a commissioner ! ship. according to no less an author l ity than Governor Hays, who told 1 others Harris wanted one of the tlree jobs
 When later it was decided by Gov ernor Hays that Captain Rice Frank ] Kitchens and George k. Bedding were to be the commissioners, the demand was made on these three that they esect Harry Harris as secretary of the board of commissioner. The com 1 mssioners did not want to do this. a- Senator Harris had opposed the bil in the senate but were going to do so in delerencc to tho demand Of Gov crnor Hays.
 Senator Harris was one of tle Hays l campaign mauascrs and was in head l quarters in the very close election which Hays won on the face of the returns.
 Much interest here attaches to the contest of the Harris appointment as secretary of the tax commission. from the fact that had Senator Harrs been put on the race commission, or even made its secretary. that place would have been contested in the courts with an custer uit and the same test would have been made that results from this later appointment he re. l Ceived
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-23
THIS SKIN PEELER ALL THE RACE IN SOCIETY


There is a growing tendency among women of culture and fashion tp pay nor" attention tO hNGlrulr means of pro. serving their charms. The advent oi Wcrroizcd wax doubtless has been l1rgc- IN responsible for this. This rcmarkahi, substance produces compInNinu- SD nat Wal iu anpc1rauoo so ma4uctieulg bc.lU- tifuL artificial rompl.NIous are uo llnecr desired lustcId of "doctoriu- au ul- t.nslvo skim tho skin is peeled off, Tin. wax perls tha skin so gradually, u aH.h iuc part IcIDs nu discomfort Is tNpeU. euced. Fhc rc-hor Npuuaar hu h. urtth. wholly iu evidence within I week nr two, Is iE white, stHuy soft auI smooth lIs not a pstchrF-Uyor gNm. pieNan. hut a brand urw oue. That's why mcrcuIized wax has become such 5 rage among society folk The WaN l. put pu nights like cold cream and Wtsb. ed off mornings All druggists hdEu it. one ounce will do.
 Another hygienlc treatment now much u favor Is one to remove wrinkles made HE ,HVlqE "z poW,'fred sHN"Iito n lotion it "aets like magic.'
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-23

pop-eyed, slaughtering your toes with razors, jabbing them with knives and pruning to the quick with scissors and then you put on drops of "GETS4T" and see your corn fall right off why, it just looks like a miracle Just try it. "GETS-IT' never fails. No pain, no trouble. Use it for any corn, cahus, wart or bun ion
 "GETS-IT'' is sold by druggists ep. erywhere, 25c bottle or sent direct by E. Lawrence & Co, Chicago.
 Sold in Hot Springs and recon mended as the worlds best corn cure by R. c. Morris Drug Company, sor' rells Drug Company.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-23
TROOPS TO REMAIN
 AT BROWNSVILLE

Brownsville, Texas, April 22.-One battalion. Third field artillery, sent here recently to preserve neutrality and prevent firing into United States territory during the siege of Mata. moros by Villa troops. today was or dered to remain in the Fort Brown garrison indefinitely. Previous or ders for the field artillery to return to Fort sam Houston at San Antonio were rescinded.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-23
Me for 'GETS-IT'
 WhGn l Have COrnS''

Simple as Saying lt; Never Fails.
 1t does your heart good to see how easily and quickly any corn comes out when you put "GETS-IT" on, and then when you've gone along for years trying everything when you've sat up nights wrapping up your toes in bandages, smearing on salyes that rub off or swell up the corn, pasting on cotton plasters taat makes cOrns
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-23

They are boastng more than 1.00o miles of battlefront, in the war coun- try as though that were something to be proud of.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-23

Get your business in shape SO you can spend May 5-G on the Merchants Association excursion helping put new business into Hot Springs.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-23

However, it is more than likely that on your return from a scout tour of the city you would regard Hot Springs as better than the others.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-23

FOR RENT Two and thrre room apartments for light housekoeplng. gas. water and electric lights. 235 Cedar street. 4-23-lmo
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-23

The vacation folder is not as popu- lar a thing in Hot Springs as it once was-nor probably as popular as it will be again.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-23

We still are of the opinion that the sooner the highway is made product i've of results, tue sooner those who
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-23

The new highway ought to be bring ing a margin of profit to Hot Springs these days.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-23

After al unless men take interest in public things there will be no pub lie things worth having.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-23
FIGHT ON HARRIS
 OF INTEREST HERE
SENATOR HAD DEMANDED PLACE ON RACE COMMISSION, AND
 LATER SECRETARYSHlP.

Later Was Appointed Secretary of Tax Commission, But His Place is Being Contested on Constitutional Grounds.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-23

Telephone US; rapid delivery. Pub Ile Drus Cs.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-23

FOR THE HUMANE OFFICER
 PHONE 1908. 4-9.f
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-23

met the original expense will have dividends on their investment.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-23

Let Sorrells Drug Go. look after TOUT KODAK finishing. s-14ti
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-23

And they still persist in calling nim George Washington Hays.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-19
GERMANS ARE ON OFFENSIVE IN ARGONE
RUSSIANS BELIEVED TO BE MENACIEG EASTERN PRUSSIA
AND CLAIM TO HAVE DELIVERED ANOTHER CRUSH.
ING BLOW TO TURKISH FORCES IN CAUCASUS,
WHICH, HOWEVER IS DENIED BY CONSTANT.
NOPLE AUTHORITIES


LONDON, January l8-Ihe omission the German Off
ca report c all reference Soson the Of the recent marked
German The that there change
that region leads hc belief the renewal Of the violent
siug gle there impending widely separated points and elsewhere
the rons there have been engagements but the weather
again playing mpoar, part The in Belgium preventing
all operations except artillery dues.
In Agonno the fighting almost continuous and each side
claiming minor For the time being, the Germans
the offensive than defensive
German reports eastern operations brief but the Rus
reports detailed and believed that Russians
again menacng East Prussia and Posen.
The Turks according reports been another
geng blow after their determined stand the KaraUgan,
Caucasus The Turkish garrison Adranople reported
be completely Withdrawn
London papers print TIE forecast that Italy, Greece Roumsnis
and Bulgaria viii Join the Allies but nothing definite appearing
relative 20 this Turn OF affairs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-19
NH. ASSIST GAIiZA VINO mas
RFTN CHOSEN PROVISION
Ii. PRESIDENT
GUTIERREZ HAS RETIREO
Rcl.c,ci tn be Piahuing tn lnu
nrcc~ Win Jn'saA1h Faction
to Dcppsc Niup From
command

IN .".IHIfN I.f"H
WASHINGTON. %. g. Dam '@
son Francisco villa Commando boo
chief of tho forces controlled Do, H.
convention Zoo session u ucN. civ
E. du, Goo reach the capital onI."
FOO aea,sl col Rogue tHHa.c. CAM
Who h1. ho,u soluc,o 3D., ifr .'.
tcniiou 1- tcmncran executive. .
uc.pod Con Eulniio tW,rr,'
Nduccs .o ths efic hN, rt..
81 tine State uonlrir with
information .hat whit. tnn Dw
vdl protected ard '....' ''w
h.tp hruu .umc exec 'uu. "I 'H
-opnn.. uneasy o.H ''. ".
tIuH
Reason. lor the Departure m
Gutierrez gro not explained hH. .I.
b,.is' stated hy Tho d,pIr' 'r.
walls rhm vih tho 5,uN frHnu
,ump1uNug him. GtNrrr. '..H
doI,ariue lu ioiu thc nhrnrWH'.r
RAMA plom,u' or set rr 100 ul'Hu
1.ut faction
lJrut is drown og 'N. D.'.. N
CHtI,rr.f I.d DO p. shown H Ii..
oI I.u 5thu.I %" pluurN
with Generals Ohorgop srI '.HI.#
boo I,po ius villa frDu control .
fH. rDuU.u.iDn forces
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-19
AUsTRIANs REPORT RUSSIAN RETREAT

vienna. january i2.1he Austrian official says;
Norh of the Vnlo nothing Of importance has occurred On the
heights Of Zoyr in Caca, artillery by concen,c fire,
forced the Russian, from OF their s trenches Finally the
enemy cvacia'cd their trenches distance ometers three
and hali miles end retired disorder leaving rifles and
uuan-s supplies On hc Of the front West Gaieia there
is only Ia artillery battle"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-19
PoPr HEARs MERCIER - pETAINED

ROME Jan lSA snecial messenger from the ecclesiastical
authorities Belgium Who succeeded passing German line
has reached Rome with the situation arising from
Cardinal Mcroc Christmas pastoral letter The report presented
The Pope contains damaging evidence ,gsins, the German military
which accused Of preventing The cardinal from presiding
hgcus On Jan The Cardinal said have been de-
tanned b, the uuar, all day
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-19
ENGLISH ANSWER DAClA EXPECTED

LONDON, January lsihc Bnt'.h soyernments reply will
probably be the request OF the United States
that Che former HAMBURG American liner Daa flying
the American flag b. permitted make trip with cotton from
the United Germany estahnhne precedent The
opinion official circles that England will make exception
IN lhi. instance.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-19
TURKS CLAIM VICTORY OVER RUSSIANS
CONSTANTlNOPlE

CONSTANTINOPlE, january 1s-"Our Caucasian troops"
Official communication here obsna,ey defended
on agsn5, Russia superior forces Their hostile attempt
tc the wing Of Of corps failed After the fight Of
MOI the Russian cavalry fled leaving behind dead and wound
4
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-19
NEITHER SlpE NBlE 10 STR.
PRISE OPPOSING FORCE
REtAC~E OF FLYERS
CAVALRY USED IN EAST
Present War soon Demonstrated
That iuimrr Practices iiaN"
BECOME Obsolete in irt
ct Fighting

BERLIN Ilu ls-At mo- time
ha. ,ha military ob-oryotion system
been developed as 20 has been in the
present uar The field intelligence
service" BE- 1000 institution as old as
warfare itself. but never before hg.
it been employed so generally and
thoroughly Cavalry scouting and
reconnaissance work by infantry are
the oldc.t ut modern method used
To tl. GLOSS belongs also cavalry
contact Jud screen work manocuN-
c hy mounted troops To- which dem
on 'Huou a-puI 'hc enemy wcr"
hoped .o nppIy information .s 'o
U.# strength and disposition
To bring tbc information thu-
gained to 'N. attention oi tho DoW.
mludur officer. rapid means oi
communication bad 20 bee employed
As late us Iho American civil War
auI mo Frlurn-prussiau War uI
l.-u.-l. dispatch riders were 'ar"r-
ly depended upon The in.I irlD.
.mph while already fairly well de-
y,'urod. J. NOT tIH available fot
l. EXTENSIVE. 1850 ls IN was during flr
|4rar war. while the holiOgwph
$50. uaad hg tho troop o' Alexander
.hr Great. and has always been look
.d upon gs % very convenient trans.
mitor ot field intelligence, the fact
@
sun. and is utterly u-elCs az night
made f negligible factor m Euro.
pcIu warfare
Tho development of the tolcphon"
lata armies another means O' rapid
communication The method b. nov
generally used. and has proven %.
TAR greater importance than even
tUr wireless. no this lis, must Doe
added the signal lamp flag signal
Inns. 'hc rocket and the soarcmlHhi
As was expected. the European
War bias established mat the aero
plane is the most efficient meuls %.
modern field intelligence work. soar
- " -iG.E r.l troops
ou whom information is needed, the
observes ln an ocroplnne are able
20 report the minutcst do'aii. TINS
ha. Iod 90 % now development in war
faro .6uIir. cover .roW 0h-cfFl.
tfon above. $50 longer s the trench
a mere ditch as Was Tue cas-" ioIW.
ers To-day DO D.. rooted. 10 h'.
ar.ust the shells and shrapu. 10.
tho enemy. tuDu against thr eyes o'
tH. anon who . above Trenches
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-08-13
Flowers for Seed

D.. v. Burrell of Rocky Ford has under
cultivation forty acres of different kinds
OF flowers which he is raising for the seed.
which will be shipped to the wholesale
markets. This seems to be new en-
terprise for the valley as he is one of
the first to undertake the cultivation of
flowers in such large acreage, and they
look fine at this time Of the year. He
has nine acres near the city limits at
Rocky Ford which were in full bloom last
Friday and they certainly looked pretty.
Next year perhaps others will take up
the line. especially so if the crop for Mr..
Burrell is sueoess.-Crowley County
Leader.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-08-13
Iceless Refrigerators.

While on an extension trip to Mesa
County, Miss Oberlin of the Colorado
Agricultural College saw the "Iceless
Refrigerator used with great sue
cess.
1t is not necessary to purchase the
commercial type of this very con-
verient article: but housekeepcrs IN
rural communities who do not have
a supply of ice could copy the very
effective device used by number of
women in the western part OF the
State.
Construct the frame work of cup
board from four 2x2 posts, and lire
the inside of the cupboard with wire
netting to make it proof against mice
and flies. On the outside of the cup
board, SO that it will not touch the
wire netting. tack burlap. For the
top of the cupboard have the timer
make galvanized iron tank exactly
the size OF the cupboard, and four to
six inches deep. The bottom of the
tank forms the top of the cupboard.
Keep the tank full of water, wet the
burlap thoroughly, and hang wooden
clothes around three sides of the tank.
These cloths carry water from the
tank to the burlap and the evapora-
ton of the water serves to cool the
inside of the refrigerator.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-08-13
Free Tickets to State Fair

Free tickets to tho Colorado State
Fair to be held in Pueblo September l3
to / 8 will be given every school child in
the state. as soon as school opens in
September. The free tickets will admit
any child under l6 years OF age free.
This announcement was made recently
by the fair association. The superin-
tendent of school in the various counties
were asked for the number of tickets
desired. Answer from almost every
superintendent of sch ools in the state
have been received by the association.
The free tickets are being printed now
and will be sent to the superintendent for
distribution by the first of September.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-08-13
REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS
OF the City Council of the City of
Rocky Ford
Rocky Ford. Colo. July %, lel

Rocky Ford. Colo. July %, 1915
Adjourned meeting of the city council
was held in H. M. Minors office. Those
present: Mayor Roberts; Aldermen Price,
Eoton, Deweese and Stratton.
The cemetery sidewalk was discussed
at length. but as there was no funds
available for that purpose the city could
not donate any money at the presant
time.
The city clerk was instructed to make
deed for T. J. Douglis for cemetery lot
No. SO. Block /, and forward same to
Mr.. Douglis.
On motion of Aid. Price. the marshal
was instructed to serve notice on all
property owners and agents to cut the
weeds on their premises within five days,
or they would be subject to the ordina nee
governing same.
On motion Aid. Price was requested
to have G. B. Diehl complete all ap-
proaches on Main street. On motion of
Aid. Stratton the following resolution
was adopted:
That city clerk notify the undertakers
they must send parties wishing to buy
lots, or come themselves to city clerk and
get certificate or deed to lot. and pay for
same before burying. and settle every
thirty days for all grave digging"
No further business appearing the
council on motion adjourned.
j. A. JOHNSON, Clerk.