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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-22
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Ioinfaon loppuiii. Ma1bottomia
Olen foettan1lt nertlpoa beitG ianoin
fain 9aiIua, etta iiten itiefin pulastu
pG1iiiiL ml,tta be onat nielG min
pieniG, eiipGtfd ole milloinfaar life
puuttcesin Object. ia ienpuofii PC eli.
net oiiua pmmGrrG. TGptpp ien,m,of,
Il rJ6tpd tinfim1Gn.
S~on(ufnun % p:nG. - Slcn fGpt.
tGnht 10000, 0S1R orffia popcrio
ln6ioicn fGGreiiiin ia 100, 200, 90t y
mctrid lanfaa iiteifii. Mcnta fpa1.
meutd malinillastia n~lffeja ia pulibe.
luoiia, fumofirioia, iuftia, fcnfiG. laf-
feia ia lapiia on labetettp pmpdri
monta. Wonet pmmGrtStpGiiet priat
in tnt1t llpot ieurnnnest filth 0aiiun
eiimcrffiG ia luopuiieet ldbjojrn toi.
meista foDbien losten bpmafii ia mo.
neSta maroffoasta perbeestd on las.
ten manboia naatteita l1betettp ieu,
ouille, joiSia bGtad fdriit11n. ga
nina usfon mormaan, ettd ndilI1 lap
fila ei ole mdbempGd ioullliloa fun
clmcnf6Gn, ebfGpG pGinipostoin enem-
martin, iillG aittuaampi on ontoo
film pttaa.
Soullloamltl,a. = Gafii pdiip1d on
mennDt lcmmoilesia fiircesid, ettciI
Die ennGitdnpt muistifirinoni ~firioit.
farraon. Iopcria ia lanfoo CT Ole
anGG paIjon fG6reiliin torpittu, MO-
min ei fGGrcitG ollenfaon: iilld Lob.
lot olpot object picniG. Mltta eiwGi
nc iiltd ole arluottomia Object = pi-
tcmmin aripoffaompia, fila ne omo!
Object tooeIlafin raffal,oan lobioja.
8iimefii ostettiin cradle iairaolle ~.
+t0lIe prlnafiiItoinen enfelinpaa, jofo
mofioi fafii pcnni6, ia ne olimot bo'
nen 1itiniG oinoat permit.
&un iain IaDjot walmiifii, pistGp.
oDin fotiomasia, miten tpptplpGitic
nii6in oltiin. SALON main iloa ia tpp.
tpmGilppttG, iefG r%iffaiben, eta fop'
6ien aiunnoisio, iilla lapiet olpat C.
nimmGfieen filtteid. Iittta ipedmel'
liiintG iloa oioitti fiiitenfin ie pient
loiros tptt6, iofa iai len enfelinpaan
mistG of mafiettu fofii pennid. S
IofppneleitG muoii bdnen iilmistanid
ia MT ban itiefin on enfelien ieuros'
ia, iillG pion labian iootuaan baner
maiwania loppuiDat ia ban fiioli
Sen iGIfeen olimat iloiiimpia ne, jot
IA oIifpot i%otafin fieltGneet itieltadr
fopbien ia puutetta fGriipien bpfpaf
fl. &oiffi ne lapiet, iotfa olipat Lob
ioibinia oifein tpptptpGiiid, peiua
ainafin mieluiiimmat niistd puotee
ieen piereeni6. Niinpd nain piffu
tpttoiG, joilla oil mieresidnid nnffe
ia, fenfid iuffia tai mubmeia ia poi
fla, jotfa tpptpimGt Iep6dmGdn pun
beipoien fansia iamaIla ipiioteello
Sa foiffi be nlffuimot min pIei, on
neIliiino ia nGfipdt %fainiita nnio
Wutta oil muutamia iemmoiiiafil
lapiia, jotfa pddnteIiipdt raubattomi
ma mitoteillaan tpaiffa nuffuiwatfir
Se oliipat 10 pfiifieen obmineet toll
fl mafeiiet mitd oIin BELLE antonut !
ndfipdt npt paboia unia.
@isid en- ndbnpt mitddn nuffnipo'
lopien mieresid, iiind bdnen foriuoor
IA f~uisfoiin: aofos Iopiil DIE
%loincn ia tpstspdinen fun iiniilIo o
romintoa ia Idinmiufdl poIicn 0
iinaIIo iisfoja ia weljid iotlto tan
ils.jubIana niitafin Suuttuu.
26sten ystGud.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-22
San Graueiseo, Gal.

Sermeboan taaien tasid @,lttaiao
ia len lufufuntaan tGGllG lGnnen fun.
resta falipungista. Niin ie maail.
man nGpttelpfin on mennpt loistoi.
neen ia bumuineen. Barasta fofo
bommasta oil ie ettG tGfGIGiiet etuan.
feliiet firffofunnat Db6istppGt pb.
oesia pitGmadn iumalanpaIpeIufiia
tabi oifeammin bartaus fofoufiia iitG
iparten rafennetusio ipGlioifaiiesia
tabernofelisia. SGmG oil iaatufin
rafennetufii iemmoiieIle paifaIle eta
ie marmasti pisti iilmGGn faifil[e
naDttelpsid fGpioilIe. @ipan iuli.
rimman iinne iobtapan fabun tparel.
la oil Wuofrattu tpbiG lotti, iolle ga.
bernoffeli oil rafennettu. Bulion
laimmefin fuulla, fofo Mmerifan
fuitlumpia epanfelistoja, mui6en
mulasiia oil iellaiietfin miebet fuin,
9illp Sunoap, Sorrep Sobn Sec.
9eiu ia Saul &eliter. TiIaa iiellG
oil main marattl noin 5000 bengelle,
mutta elm. 9illp Sunbap'n eiiintp.
esd of ldbi faoutfin aiwan mistana
.pdfea. Oil lie innostapaa fitd ndbod
ia fuullo. @oinfin paIion pieId on
FUN Serraa Sumalaa polpelemat.
Oliiin inonut eta iiellG oliiimat OF.
leet ne tpotoperini, iotfa miniia piIf.
fanaan pititpdt. ettd npfpGGn mitfa
faiffi opat min iipistpneitG ettG Ell.
mGt %taripitie firffoia erempi fi,in SUI
molaafoan. &uriuus on to6eIla maI.
lalla tGdllG merimiesten fesfen. 81
misidGn noe fen raaemtpaa elGmGG,
CT mifaGn nap oletpan ppbdG. BaI.
Jon, palion tpotd taripittaiiiin iuuri
tGlld ipainiolla. @ifobGn ie ole iuu-
ri niiben merimiesten tpSaIa, iotfa
oipat iadneet Serralta arnlon tpaifut.
taa fpnttilGnd muioen ~ioufosta, NUT.
ia monta fertaa robfeutta prlittuu
pubua, fun iaa paar raafiiutta pal.
fafleen. Wutta iuuri ie lion ia oil.
tuuben tunne, iofa hilpailee omasia
poipesia ei tppbp olemaan raubaSia,
paan tabtoiii faifilIe buutaa; Seeius
&ristus on meibGt pesnpt ia pubois.
tanutl TooeIla on alltiiasta Iiiottaa
alma iiibeu fallioon. aatio Seeiuf.
ieben maiffa ipntiii dis u~erirnsfeat,
~faubeatfin. Sofa luofieben f1p, fit
Ell tponnd ban pois, SGn on a%itttaia
o~rmabtaipin. 9Gp, fGp ristin luo.
9otio Seeiufieben, maiffa ipntiii
DIS merirusfeat f%aiibeatfinl Mind
~tunnen min elGm6sti, ettG minun ra.
fas @~apobtaiani on pesipt pois mi.
muffin perirusfeat ipntini, iifiipG
taboon alma S6nen nimeGnid fiittGG
ia iiiben turtpata. SiIlG jos ei mi.
niillo SGnt1 oliii min onneton oliiin
aifpan firottii ia tuomittii. 3iitos
oIfoon SimalaIle meiodn Serramme
Seeiufien 4ristufien forttal
@uttoia on tobeIla piripoiftofpa
lebti, oifein iitG ifdtpdIld faipoa. @ee.
relId olIesia ie on niinfuin rafas bp.
nd ia prbbas pstdnG, iobon on Min
bdusfa ipipentpd ia ummistoo for.
mania toiperien poiibuIIe.
MerimieS.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-22

ia iuonla, uaan panbprSfauS lilo ia
rauba Tpbasi6 Sengesia. @iinpd
tooellatin on bauSfaa, fun iaanume
tSGllG maailmasia Daeltaisiamme
iosfliS maistaa taiipaallista eiima.
fiia; iita iloa ia raubaa PpbGSid Sen.
gesiG, iota maailma eli antaa moi,
tuaiffa rafas taitpaalIinen ii6mme al.
taa nellie tGGlIG matfalla tulIa fat
feroita foettelemufiiafin. Mntaa Jos.
fiis ipOba murbeen leipGG ia iuooo
~fppnelten falfista, mutta ban antao
mDOs iloa lastenia tarpeen mufaan.
sis Serra iiiureSta armostania an
taa maistaa fuinfa iuloinen ban on.
Saan mainita mGbGn fiitospGiipGn
iublistamme, maiffa nGin mpobGGn.
fin. MeiIIa oil tGGllG oifeen iublal.
linen fii~tospGipG. Sublaa pietimme
mloriioieuran baalilla. Subla alfoi
flo IL pGipGllG. gnlin pitt ierra.
funnon eiimies Mr. Msfeliini tiloi,
iunteen iopiiuan pllbeen ia toimotti
iublapieraat termetulleefii. Sitten
nautittiin oifein mibfea ia libaipa
falffuna paiwGllinen, ionfa fplGmme
iiantGmiebet oliipat laittaneet ia fpl-
Ia len buomaiifin, ettG ie oil iiGntien
bommasta, iilld ie oil min berf,1Ili-
men ia monipuoleinen oterio ia itie
be mpoSfin olipat tarioiliioina ia bp-
min ie militia nGDtti f~GpmGnfin lao
tuun ia ie tefi beibGt pielG nGpttG-
pdmmafii bommaSiaan fun olinat
pnettu p%alfoiiin eiiliinoibin. Sitten
alfoi bengellinen objelma. @niin
laulettiin Iaulu @. g. "Suloinen a.
iatus". Sitten ~pastorimme GisIa-
men pitt ialon ia moimalliien
pubeen fiitospGipdn merfitpfiestG.
@itten iublarunon lauiui @rs.
@bo, iefa lauloi ia mp6s plibui Scr.
Bartui ia pieIa oils ollll obielmoa IL
ieita numeroita mlltta alfoi ttlIa IT.
ia %iotenfa tGptpi lopettaa Julia pb.
teislaululla: fiitG iieluni Serraa /. H..
e. go min, OF raffaat iiiaret ia mel.
Jet, pbtpfGGmme mielGfin fiittGmGGn
oifeen ipoGmen pobiasta, brii1tamaan:
aiitG iieluni Serroa ia ala unboto
mita bppGG ban on tebnpt, fun ban
on antanut faiffi ipntimme onteefii
ia pelastaa fuolemasta ia pibolliien
ipallasta; fits fiitG iieluni Serraal
Soasfin on meiIla iublain.iubIa
nimittdin Soulful Siis raffaot pst6-
mat meliet ia iiiaret Serrosia. @ittit-
aallista ioulu iloo Serrasiomme
Seeiafiesia, toimotan teille lGbellG ia
faufana. SillG Sitmalon mirta on
petta tGpnnG ia taiipaan aarteet mir.
tailee npt ipntisten plitie Seelufies.
ia. Scum Seeius ipntpi, min iiinG
on nellie foifille tGpoeIlinen litnas.
t1ls ipntein anteefii ontamus, arino,
rauba ia autltus. Slispa oifein bais.
faa, ettd faitfi @,,ttaian lufiiat diff
autuaina tGnd iouluno. SGmG diff
ipoGmellinen toipontl go. 81.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-22
GinIapion, Minm.

r.SouIufuullo.
Sertpe toosfin aripoiio giittaio ia
faiffi fen Iufiiot, ucIiet ia iiiaret
Serrosiol
SumoIon woltafunta Ell ole rlofa
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-22
Hnne Wbitnsy, labia-
kd$ k~Mpanuel$tajd.

Sos iosfus ~iatutte f6sSiemG6n
gostonisfa min ndette uieiIIa iuIfi.
iilla paifoilla mciStcfiia cr1GIt6 u.
merifan buomotuimmalto naisfil.
wanpeistaialtG, neiti glnne @bitnepl-
ia, iofa fuoli mime tammifuun 90 p.
80 muo6en panbana. GrGs bGnen
onnistuneimmista peistofiistaan on
SamieI @oams'in patias. Sc iijait-
ice @bams SquarelIa 0ostonisia.
8ostonin fuuluifalIa Commonwealth
amcnuella loptpp neiti @bitnepn
ipeistdmd 2ief gricionin patios ia
Gumbrioeesial ldbcIIa Sarparo
Squarea, OH iamon meiStdjGttGren
ipalmistama Gbarles Summer'in pat.
ias. 81 pfiifGGn toinen ameriffalai.
men p~eistdjGtdr ole nGbnpt meistofiil.
leen annettapan min buomattapia
paiffoia fotifaupungisiaon fuin neiti
Wbitnep. Sdn naet on ipntpnpt @os.
tonisia. San funIlrm tlobon bllomat.
tuun noisrpbmGGn, jobon fullluimat
Warp u. 2ipermore, @bnob 8. Gbe..
nep, Srlia @arb Soipe ia monet
mlllt Seem England naltioiocn moi.
iisto, iotfa toimiipat jobtaiino orjlut.
ia wastistawasia liitfeesiG, alpilsta.
Ell @onoel Sbillipii6 faifesia mitG
bin tefi o%rjiuutta mastustaafieen.
Neiti 8bitnep pitifin YbilIips'iG pb.
tend Imerifon iuurimmiSta mliebist1
ia oil onnellinen poioeSiaan tcboG
faifen Doitamania apustaafieen bGn.
ia bGncn ibmiielIiipptt1 barrastomis.
ia pprfimpfiisiGGn ia teoisiaon. gtei.
ii @bitnep rofasti faiffco n,if1 on
ibmiiellistG ia toii faltniSta ia tho
bGnen iiiGinen jaloutenio ie jurri oli.
a..
fin jofa auttoi bGut1 luomaan meg.
tariteofiia niistG MISUNDERSTANDING pat.
iaista iotfa ban peisti. @ifaiiesio
nuoruuoesiaan aifoi neiti @bitnep
.antortla fipalliiinlbelIe ia tliloficna
t1std on erGS runotofoeIma ionfa ban
firioitti nuoreno tpttona oIlesiaon.
2opuIIiieSti ban fumminfin ontautui
flfuaniDeistotaiteelle ia opisfeIi O..
iefd fotimaasloan ettG euro
pan buomat1Iimmisia taibefesfufIiS.
ia. San oil abfera ia tunnollinen
tposiaan ia IopuIIiiella onnistumiicI.
laan oil tafarta monien tpuoiien abfe-
ra ia uuttera tpo.
3uten monella nnmllafin fu,lllii-
ialIa naiiella 0oStonisia, firjalliiuu-
ben ia taiteen alalla, oil neiti @bit.
nepll1fin borminaiiea tarmofas luon.
ne, cifd bdnen fpfrnid mGbentpneet,
banen 10 oIlesiaan iiirG ijGsiG joIloin.
iuurin ola ibmiiiG OF mltuttuniit lap.
tiff jGlleen. Samo.n oil bGnen run.
miinipoimaniafin Ioita. Santa nab.
tim mielG uiein fGtoelemGsiG 8osto.
min fa6uilla, bGnen 10 olleSiaan pli
pbsefiGnfpmmentG touotta ponba. Sa
jofoinen buomaii bGneen fatiaboet.
tuaan, ettd bGn oil barminainen per-.
ioonalliiuus. SGn nGptti plbGiieltG
ia bienoIta ia fofo t1nen olentonia o.
ioitti mitd itienGiiintG benfiIoG.
Ieiti 8bitnep oil ppbittdnpt fofo
eIdmGnid toiteeIleen, ia bGn antoi mi.
I'd tGpoeIliiemmGn tunnuStufienin
toisten tpolIe. SGn oiui forfeioen i
banteioen paloiiasia maailmasia, eli.
fG mifdGn tuottonut b1nelle iuurenl.
paa onnea fiiin ndboa toisten totert.
tawan ibanteitaon toiitposid. So fit.
iipG onfin totta eta Mmerifan table.
n,aailma faootti 9lnne BbitnepsiG
pboen labiaffaammista idienistGdn,
fun bdn fuoli, "forfeosio ii6siG."
Wutta bGnen jaIot cnndtpfienid tiiIe-
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-23
ROYAL TnEATEs

Today We offer Charles Chaplin. the funniest man on earth. in a two. part comedy scream from Essalay, fHis Night Out"
 Chaplin is conceded to be the king of motion picture comedians He is spontaneously funny The kind of a comedian who cannot make a move without being funny. It is fun. fun, fun, from first to last in any picture Chaplin appears in. and today's com edy is one of the best he has pro duced for some time Chaplin has only just recently come over to the Fssanay company and this big pro ducing concern has jumped into the limelight with the greatest comedies of all
 The HearstSelig Weekly, that big panorama of world views. scenes of both peace and war, is bigger and better than ever.
 Nitagrapa sends a splendid drama, The Quality of Mercy" just the kind of a reel that should go with the above program.
 Wednesday the Roya' will show the local Patlfinders' picture and the pie lures Of the D, A. R. ladies This is the first local pictures that have been shown in months. and all interested in these events should come. The pie lures are fiue--come in
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-23
ARE WOMEN NATURALLY
 RESPONDENT?

A prominent writer so claims Women are constituted with deli. cate organism and in nine cases out of ten mental depression may be at tributed to abnormal condition of the system, which expresses itself in nervousness, sleeplessness. back. ache, headaches, causing constant misery and as a result despond ancy, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com. pound, a simple remedy made from roots and herbs, is the one great rem edy for this condition. IL goes to the root of the trouble and overcomes despondency.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-23
NEW CENTRAL HEATER.

Judging from the great amount of rain that fell yesterday, there is every reason to belive all things con- sidered that we have had enoughof the inclement weather but along comes a cracking good two reel pie. ture at the New Central today, "The Rainy Day which is does not tell you about yesterday, is pictorial treatment of rain and all the thrills, romance, human interest and every other element that goes to make up feature production. This is a unique and most daring title for a pictureo a two reel feature, but con sidered that Ormi Hawlsy and Eearl Metcalf are featured in the same and you will realize that this is something out of the ordinary, and you'll not be treated to rainy weather, either. for tn re are too many other good situa- tions in this special. "A Box of Choc- Iates," is the steller prductinn that brings Clara Mcdowell, the former clever Biograph woman to the fore, and she is supported by Charles II.
 Evans. while The Masquerade Ii ITO
 is something new in the way of good comedy and will make a decided hit
 with you. Saturday comes the great
 and last event in The Million Dollar
 Mystery" story.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-23
REMOVAL NOTICE.

Jno. T. OBrien, the practical and experienced tailor, is new located al PIT Central avenue Owing to the striugency of the present time anu the cutting of his expense more thaa half, he is prepared to do all kinds ol work in his lile at greatly reduced prices. A good stock of wooiels or hand, and also a full line of samples of all designs, Does French dry cleaning and pressing. Alterations on mems women's and youths clothes
 undertaken with an absolute guaran- tee Of satisfaction. Phone 720 12-4-tf
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-23
3 THE THEATERS : S0eoeseeeceeoseeenseeseesS
 GYRiC -HEATEn

Herbert RaWlinson and Anna Lit t.e, the Gold Seal headliuers, are fea- tured in a threepart master drama Of romance and war Changed lives. % This is ma -terful drama, a story of thrill and romantic scenes, a pretty story in which heroism and love pre- dominate. It is a romance clothed in the glory of military achievement, the do or die spirit wlich prevails on the field of shot and shell Rawlin- son and Miss Little are two of the most popular screen stars of the en- tire Uniyer al corporation and in their triple reel production today they will be seen at their very best Raw
 inson is a heroic actor of the high est class and is perfectly al home in these semi-military stories, while Miss Little is sweet and demure and artistic enough 10 fill the part of the girl who waits and watches at home while her hero is performing deeds of yalor on the battlefield
 Charles DeForest, that splendid comedian of the Warner Feature Company, is another big attraction. He comes in a brand new Warner comedy that will tickle you ha to death.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-23
WILLIAMS RESIDED HERE.

w. F. Williams, a former butcher of this city, was lynched by a mob in Pleasant Hill Mo-, early Sunday morning. Williams, in company with a stranger, engaged in a pistol duel with officers in that place. One of the officers was killed and Williams, com panion also lost his life in the fight. Williams claimed he did not know who his companion was. Mrs. Will Hams resides in this city at 3l2 Fifth street She stated to Captain of Police George Howell, wno informed her of her husbands death, that she believed her husband was in Texas and that she had not heard from him for some time.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-23
DR. j. w. SMITH RETURNS.

Dr. J. W. Smith has returned to the city from a long vacation and has resumed his practice, with off ces in the new Thompson building, suite sos. fifth floOr. 1-21-lm
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-23
REMOVAL NOTICE

The Hot Springs Abstract & Guaranty
 Company
 Has removed its offices to the north. east corner room of the Como build ing, on the ground floor. They will be pleased to meet their old as we as new customers at their new quar ters 2-13-lm
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-23

Ben B. Bryan, the noted New York and Chicago broker, head of the great firm of Logan X Bryan, who is at the Hotel Eastman for the season. has also joined the golf colony He played with his son, B B Bryan, Jr, when lere asst February, and became a stauncl champion of the Essex links. Mir Bryan plans absolutely no busi- ness this trip-for while Hence wants it to clear mp so he can play daily.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-23

Have your lace curtains carefully laundered by hand. For particulars phone 991 2-7-6t
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-23

A. F Chedell Jr. of St. Louis. con aected with the Mermod X Jaccard Jewelry Co.,. is renewing his acquaint- ance with his many Hot Springs friends. lie is a guest al the Hotel Eastman for the season.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-23
BILLY ARNOLD

in Curse You, Jack DaIton," tray esty in motion picture making.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-23

Ask your doctor about Bulgarian Buttermilk 1-30-tt
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-23
WILL OAKLAND AND co.

Five classy male voices in harmoni- ous musical comedy sketch, "A Night at the Cinb," classy singing and joy number.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-23
ALCO TRIO

"A Novel Novelty" in long dives and sOmersaultS from hand to hand.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-23

Let Sorrels Drug Co. look after your KODAK finishing. s-14-ti
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-23
DR. E. F. VINEGAR

UH, E. r, WTNEONH can now be found in his office to 12 a. m, and to s D. m. 1-28-tf
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-23

'' . '''I '"77T TTTT7-TT 0TU
 v .gar C Smith of Chicago. manager Of the Kimball Bros Piano Co. reach. ea the Arlinatou rday. His wife came south a fortnight ago. Mir. smith superintonded the installation or his firms exhibit at the san Fran. CISCO exposition, but preferred com. 'ng to the spa for a months golf tc remaining over for the formal open. mg of the big fair Just as soon as # clears up Mr. smith can be relied "pon joining the Country Club colony and playing 3G holes daily.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-23
WARNER AND WHITE

Dancing Beau BrummeIs, the las! word in eccentric dancing and req
 comedy. *,. :
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-23

Likewise are the fair ones to tee off today-providing the rain doesn't descend again, The finals for the handsome A. J, Belden trophy-the Country Club also has donated a cup for honors in the second flignt-bring together Mrs Paul P. Fitch of Youngs- town, O.. and Mrs Thrift of Lima, O., and Mrs. Waldbridge of Decater, Ill.,, and Mrs. Hiram Wilmington of Hot Springs.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-23

Bishop w L. Sheppard, Evanston Country Club of Kansas City, and F A. Wells, Midlothian Golf Club, Chic ago, are to play off their match today for the championship of the second flight.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-23

ing the Arlington and bent upon mak -ng an extended stay.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-23

Dr. Hancock, one of Little Rock s leading golfing enthuiasts, ran over and spent the weekend, so as to get in some golf.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-23

Nfr and Mrs. II B. Whittier, Mir. ard Airs c. A. Olsen Miss c. Nj olson and Mrs. D. l.. Lashley comprised iasb onable arrival from Boston reach
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-23
PEARL AND IRENE SANS

The Fashion PIates, in a merry sing ing and dancing sketch, beautiful faces and figures and stunning gowns
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-23

W. \. Billingsley. president of the First National Bank of Newport Ark, is spending few days at the Airing ton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-24

potatoes and carrots or beans or a
little cold meat or ham or some pressed
meat, such. IS a hash Of meat and vege-
tables moulded and cut into slices A
plain salad can go with this, such as
lettuce and tomato.
Bread and butter and cheese or little
fruit do nicely for dessert. Crackers
are seldom used in italy. and as they
are expensive it Is one little thing that
can well be done away with, and then
there Is more nnRrishInent in bread.
For dinner there Is an infinite variety,
starting with a good hot soup. The sec
ond course may be. If not macaroni,
spinach and rice, the rice fried in oil
and paprika, in a mound In the centre
Of the dish, the spinach surrounding II:
or a boiled FISH with cream sauce, or
rice. potato, or calves brains fritters. or
made into soufie with
eggs or cabbage creamed with eggs and
baked 0nix those whn have tried these
dishes can possibly appreciate how eco
nomical food may be enjoyed,
Meat. lis always served In Italy for
the third course. a roast. chicken or
boiled beef or lamp or tongue IL the
meat is boiled good sauce Will make
II seem a dish for king. On rare
occasions steak is served, II is cut very
thin, pounded and cut into individual
portions, which, are rolled around a
bread and herb dressing and fried in q
very hot pan. Veal Outlet is also cut
very thin and cooked the same way as
the steak. Potatoes usually are served
with the meat. and a salad of romaine,
endive or plain lettuce.
The sweet is a custard. rice or plain
fruit pudding, such as all country peo-
pie have in frut. season, After the
pudding little fresh fruit is nice. and
black coffee.