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JONES BILL DEFEATED.
Measure Required That All Notes and Mortgages Be Regi stered With
 Assessor

Special to The SentinelRecord.
 Little Rock, March S.-The house tonight defeated the Jones bill. re- quiring notes and mortgages to be registered with the assessor for taxa tiOn or be declared null and void
 The house tonight reintroduced a bill carrying $45000 for tde support of the state medical college. Whicn was killed in the senate this after noon: also recommended the passage of a bill carrying $I10.0o0 as a defic- iercy for the state insane asylum, and passed the Bland bill 10 tax pri- yate ear companies
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lg his friends and supporters around

ing his friends and supporters around nim
 1t is asserted that he may seek to play an important part in his coun- trys affairs.
 More progress by the British fleet before smyrna, by which Turkish bat teries were silenced is announced m an admiralty statement. Another of ficial statement says that the Tuks loss in the land fighting at the head of the Persian gulf is 30 per cent larger than previously reported.
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FORT BATTERIES
 HIT EMPHASIZES
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.


 light cruiser Dublin continued to watch the Bulair isthmus. She was fired at by finch guns and struck three or four time.
 Owing to the importance of .ocat- ing concealed guns the seapanes had to fly very low at times.
 On the 4th instant a seapane pilot, Flight Lieutenant Garnet and Observer Lieutenant Commander Will Hanson, became unstable and fell into the sea. Both officers were injured. Flight Lieutenant Douglas, reconnoit- ering at close quarters in another seaplane. was wounded but returned safely.
 "On the 5th seaplane No. l72. pilot Flight Lieutenant Bromet with Lieu tenant Brown, was hit 2S times, and seaplane No. ', pilot Flight Lieutenant flershaw with Petty Officer Mer- chant, was struck eight times in locat. ing concealed positions
 "Tho Ark Royal Ohe mother ship for seapianesl is equipped with every appliance necessary for the repair and maintenance of the numerous air craft which she carries
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cation between Mexico City and Vera Cruz so that foreigners might have access to the sea and communication be kept open for foreign governments.
 The ordering of a sufficient garri- son to stay in Mexico City in case of an evacuation so that riots and dem onstrations of tn emobs might be pre- vented and foreigners protected against violence.
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women of the city can come to taste it and learn to make it, and the mayor. not to be ontdone by his wie. has ordered the recipe for making { be printed on the reverse side Of all the street car tickets. Even the bill boards are to be plasterel with corn bread formulas, and grocers are to hand them out gratis Although large quantities of corn are ralsed and used in Hungary and Rumania, the Aus tians have never deiened Co use it.
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DARDANELLES
 BATTLE ROYAL
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.


 One British machine became un- manageable and dove into the sea and another was hit by the Turks 2S times.
 The air rail by British flyers on the German submarine base at Ostend. Belgium, was announced by the ad. miralty tonight. Six machines par ticipated and returned safely
 What damage they inflicted, if any, is not known.
 One of the most picturesque bits of today's news is a report from Bucha. rest, Rumania, stating that former Sultan Abdul Hamid of Turkey has regained his freedom and is gather
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SENATE REFUSES TO
 CONFIRM COFFMAN

Little Rock, March g. The state senate today refused to confirm the appointment to the board of charit- able institutions of L. l.. Coffman, who resigned as state auditor last Wednesday 10 accept the new place A former deputy preferred charges against MT. Coffman before the senate.
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SALOON KEEPERS
 GET q HEAVY JOLT

Kansas City, March 8.-Saloon license equities estimated to be worth from $900o00 to $125000 were rendered valueless by a ruling today of the board of police comms- sioners, which held a saloon license 10 be merely a permit to operate and not a salable quantity as in the past. The board also declared invalid an ordinance limiting the number of saloons here to 6Is.
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NELSON IMPROVED.

Kansas City, Mo, March S--A slignt improvement which occurred late today in the condition of William Rockhill Nelson, editor of the Star. still was apparent tonight. His phy- sicians, however, announced that tEe change could not yet he described as a positive change for the better
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CHEAP VOTES IN CHICAGO.

Chicago March S-Tesumony tha. votes in the recent primary had been bought for 25 to 50 cents and in some cases for breakfast Or fl night '# lodging resulted today in the iudict- ment of four democratic workers in the First ward
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TO RAISE PRICE OF POSTAGE.

Bene, March According to dis patches from Budapest, the Hungarian government will shortly raise the price of postage for letters and par cells, as well as tns stamp duty on doc uments and receipts. The contem- plated increases average about % per cent.
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WOMEN SHOW PEOPLE HOW
 TO MAKE CORN BREAD

Vienna. March GA committee Of prominent Vienna women headed by the mayors wife, has undertaken to show the people of Vienna how 10 make corn bread They have estab- Iished a public kitchen, where a. the
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SENTINEL L-RECORD
 JOB DEPARTMENT

LETTER HEADS, NOTE HEADS,
 BILL HEADS, STATEMENTS, EN- VELOPES, CARDS, ETC., LAW YERS'nRIEFS NEATLY EXECUTED
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TRY A SENTINEL RECORD CLASSI FEED AID TODAY-lt may rent that va cant house for you
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DEPOSITS

COMPARATIVE STATEMENT
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Hot Springs, Arkansas

AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS MARCH 4TH, 1915 Commenced Business May 3oth, 1907.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-21
Dent Be Pussy
About Eating
Your Stomach VIII Digest Any Kind
of Food When Given the
proDer Assistance.

We are prone to fall into the error OF
singing out some article OF food and
sOundly berating the fiend who first in
Nen,ed tie uisn. The habit grows with
some people till almost all food is put on
tie blacklist. This is all wrong. What
is required Is a little assistance with
those agencies upon which scientific stu
dents tor many years have set their seal
of approval because they have become
absolute facts. Stuart 3 Dyspepsia Tab
let's for all stomach disorders are recog-
nized; they have a liue re,o ord; they are
rated reliable. dependable and worthy of
confidence Just as the president of a bis
bank puts his o. X. on depositor's
check And so YOU can eat what you
want, whatever you like. knowing well
that should Indigestion, sour risings, gas
formations. lamentations or any other
stomach distress arise, Stuarts Dyspep-
STA Tablets in a few moments Will put
you right
Coated tongue bad breath. heartburn,
belching, flatulency, bloat-ali the symp-
toms of digestive troubles disappear
quickly when these tablets are used. They
and kindred complaints. But they have
bTou- h re lief to more sufferers from Oh
gestive diseases than all the patent medt-
cines and doctors prescriptions put to-
gether.
one we treat with the least regard: We
eat too much of the wrong kind OF food
at any time. The patient stomach stands
sucn treatment as long as II can and
then it rebels You get notice OF the re
bellon in the shape OF the gases and
pains caused by undigested, termenung
food.
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold
and recommended by all druggists at JOc
n box.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-21
DRESHER S35 SUIT
IDEA WINS OUT
"Men Who Care" Are Busy
Arranging for Dresher Tail
ored Suits to Wear ON
Easter Sunday.
Easter Sunday, by the Way,
Is Slated for April 9TH
This Year.

Dresher The Tailor's idea of spe-
eializing on made-to-order suits at
$35, is winning favor at an amaz-
ing speed; patron after patron has
agreed with Dresher and has
voiced his opinion that: 1885 is the
Just right price for a handsome suit
of tailor made clothes, because $35
is neither too high nor too cheap"
r So, If you wish to be one of the
admired ones in the Easter Pa
radec on April 4, DO not lose any
time in having a masterpiece of a
garment made up at Dreshers now.
) Dresher The Tailor is located at
41515 Farnaun. street. one door west
OF the Hotel Henshaw; right in the
heart of the city's activities; right
= where it's handiest for you.
In ordering suit at Dreshers you
have the privilege, land it is priv
ilege) of having Mr.. Nelson design
and cut your suit for you and when
you don the suit your first express
sion will be; well, that man Nelson
does know his business"
The line of fabrics shown here
now for spring Is an eye-catching
line for a certainty there liant a
piece of nobby American made goods
hut what is shown; and all of the
fabrics that have succeeded in get
ting over the seas in spite of the
war" are also here in abundant
array.
There's a certain touch: set off;
sparkle; fit and air of exclusiveness
to "Dresher" suit that isn't in evil
dence In the suits of the ordinary
shops. Why not wear suit OF this
sort on Easter Sunday and pay but
$500?
Dresher the Tailor has made up
81, 100000 worth of clothes for
Omaha men since 1900. .,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-21
BLOCKADE MAY Be LAWFUL
U. S. Naval and International Law
Experts Not Sure But Action
Of Allies is Legal.
OLD FORM NO LONGER HOLDS

WASHINGTON, March eO-Whne the
United States government does not know
officially as yet whether Great Britain
and its allies intend to maintain legal
blockade or propose TO apply general rules
Of contrsband and noncontraband in en-
forcing their embargo on commercial
intercoure between Germany and neutral
countries, American naval officers and Of
ficisls versed in international law OK
pressed the opinion today that the in
definite limit prescribed - European
waters including the Mediterranean
might he construed as a legal area OF op-
erations for a blockading fleet
In the formulation of the policy OF
the United States relative 20 tho treat
ment of neutral shipping by the allied
fleets. naval officers of high rank have
constantly heen consulted. so that in none
OF the diplomatic communications sent
abroad MIGHT there be anything said
which could compromise the activities of
the American fleet itself in possible future
wars.
Conferu with Lansing,
Rear, Admiral Fiskc, aide for operations
in the Navy department conferred with
Counsellor Robert Lansing at the State
department daily. and on the neutrality
board of three which acts in an advisory
capacity TO the counsellor. there are two
naval officers-Captains oliver and
Knapp, authorities I'm maritime law.
Much consideration has been given at
the conferences to the newly developed
activity OF submarines. 1t Is frankly ad-
mitted by the naval officers that the old
form OF blockade by warships close TO
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-21
DARIUS RESTA PASSES
THROUGH OMAHA TO EAST

Darius Resta, the daring Enelishman
who won the Grand PriN and Vanderbilt
Cup races at San Francisco In the same
week, passed through Omaha last night
on his way east. lie stopped over here
couple OF hours. Resta intends TO enter
his Peugot In the 5Oe-nile Indianapolis
classic ON Decoration day, but declares
ne will not race on the Omaha speedway,
MS he knows nothing OF board tracks.
Resta Is n recent benedict Just before
tho san Francisco races he married n
sister Of the late spencer wishart. who
was Killed In the race at Elgin last Au-
gust.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-21

aiding forces, which, besides. now possess
moro powerful means. enabling them 70
watch effectively much wider zone than
formerly.
Radius Of Action
The radius of action Of blockadlng
naval force may extend somewhat far.
but MS II depends on the number OF ships
contributing 20 the effectiveness Of tho
blockade and is always limited by the
condition OF effectiveness. II will never
reach remote seas upon which merchant
vessels sail which are, perhaps, destined
to blockaded ports, but whose dcstIna-
ton may be contingent on the conditions
which circumstances may produce in the
blockade during the voyage
ITO sum up. the idea Of radius Of ac-
ton, Joined TO that OF effectiveness, that
Is 10 say. including the zone OF opera
lions of the blockading forces. allows the
belllgerent to eXercise In an effective
manner the right OF blockade which Ia
admitted TO be his. and, on the other
hand, Il saves neutrals from exposure to
the Inconvenience Of blockade at n great
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-21
Throat Affection
Once More Attacks
German Emperor

GENEVA (Via Paris). March @-The
affection OF the throat from which EN-
peror William OF Germany suffered two
months ago has attacked him again, ac-
cording TO apparently reliable information
received here. II is said that the ailment
has taken on a severer form az the re-
suit Of continuous travelling. anxiety, and
lack Of good care.
German doctors, II II stated. frequently
have advised an operation and It IL said
that the Swiss specialist. DR. Vormod OF
Lausanne, considers It essential that
ucre should be an immediate operation.
which would involve at least two months
Of complete inactivity.
A dispatch received here tonight from
Berlin by way OF Basel states that the
emperor n seriously M in the German
capital other reports. however. say that
Nc Is visiting the battle front.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-21

an enemy coast passed with the invest
ment OF Santiago In the Spanish-Ameri-
can war. Accordingly. I'm the message OF
inquiry 60 Great Britain and France ask
ing for an explanation OF their recent
declarations OF en- embargo, the United
states conceded that the activity OF sub
marines might make physically impos-
sible close blockade OF an enemy coast.
and suggested that n the declaration OF
the allies were to be construed as a
blockade son,e radius of activity he
announced.
Subject Of Discussion.
This principle OF a radius OF action"
OF area Of operations for a hiocksding
fleet was the subject Of much discussion
at the international naval conference at
London In 1900 and the declaration which
followed contained tho following rule:
"The seizures Of neutral vessels for
violation Of blockade may be made only
OF war assigned to maintain an effective
blockade"
An explanation Of this was given at the
conference, which recent publication OF
the United States naval war college
states has been universally accepted"
as Interpreting the rule. The commentary
which is pointed 20 as explaining the
American attitude. follows in part
cit does not seem possible 20 assign
limits to the radius OF action IN definite
and unvurying figures, any more than II
Is possible 10 fix beforehand invariably
the number of ships necessary TO assure
the effectiveness OF any blockade. These
points must be determined according TO
circumstances in each particular case OF
a blockade IL Is evident that a blockade
win not be established in the same way
on defenseless coast and on a coast
possessing all modern means OF defense.
There would be no question in the latter
case of applying n rule such as that
which formerly required that ships should
be stationary and sufficiently cloHe to the
blockaded places; the position would be
too dangerous for the ships of the block
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-21
Million German Pigs BiILeted on
Civilian Population of Belgium

BelEians arc concerned lest the presence
Of the pigs result IN a further depletion
Of already scanty supply Of food neces-
sary FOR the people
With their customary thoroughncss the
German authorities have devised an eisb-
crate system Of billetins the pigs and
obtaining reports as 20 their condition.
Tho distnputon system has broken
down occasionally, however, with the re
suit thai occupants OF apartments and
flats have found themselves saddlcd with
the care Of animals
Tho billeting regulations include pro-
Visions for compulsory health reports and
vital statistics.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-21
BRANDES SAYS DANES DO
NOT WANT LOST STATES

BERLIN. March sO-Cvia Wireless TO
sayville. N. Y)-The following item was
giycn out by the Overseas News agency;
'"rhe Danish author Dr. Georges Bran
des, replying 60 assertions made by
GEORGES Clemenceau, formerly premier OF
France. declares that the Preach assurnp-
ton that Denmark will ask the triple
entente for Schleswig EIolstein II wrong
lie says that no Dane wishes to recover
possession OF that province. He declares
that d victory by Russia would be the
greatest calamity FOR, civilians and the
freedom OF European nations" ,sa
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-21

BRUSSELS. March 2o-tvia London -
one million German pigs have been bill
letted on the civilian population OF Bel
gium.
Tho piss must be fed and cared Tor by
the BelgiPns, who without distinction Rs
20 class, must perform this service. one
OF the wealthidst inhabitants Of Brussels
has been compelled to take twelve hogs
on what he STYLES reduced rates by the
week" Hts poorest neighbors have at
least one pis 60 a family.
For sometime there have been reports
of shortage OF FODDER In Germany,
whereas the amount In Belgium ls nearly
normal. hence the importation OF swine.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-21
VILLA HAS ORGANIZED
AN AVIATION CORPS

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, March D,-Villa
has organized an aviation corps and
plans to have at least three aeropianes in
operation within a month. according 20
l.. c. Laffarata, here from Mexico and
claiming 10 represent Villa LaffaFats
said three machines had been ordered
from an American manufacturer and
would be delivered at the border in three
weeks.
He says villa has. in his service five
experienced airmen who have been con-
Quoting a school OF aviation with the
army.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-21
Cough and Cold Syrup
Made at Home, Touches Spot

A great big, full pint OF laxative
cough syrup of the finest quality
known 20 the medical world can read
lily be made by any woman or even
child. To a pint Of granulated sugar
add a half pint of boiling water; stir
and cool. Obtain at drug store ? y ozs.
Essence Mentho-Laxene. empty II into
a pint bottle and fiji up with the syrup.
A teaspoonful every hour or two win
check or stop a cold in the head, and
cure any cough that is durable. 1t Will
pay any family TO keep II always in the
home 10 avoid the diseases due TO colds.
such as pneumonia. bronchitis, sore
throat, diphtheria and consumption. II
is nLaryelously quick in action and per-
Iuanent toO.--AdVertisement
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-21

distance, while u leaves them free TO run
the risks to which they knowingly ex-
pose themselves by approaching points
TO which access is forbidden by the bel
llrercnt"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-21
IT.
For Grip, Influenza,
Coughs, Sore Throat
COL DIS

The Federal. the State and the
Municipal Laws. are aimed to pro-
'tect the people against Narcotics
and habit forming drugs
Most Cough and, Cold -mixturIs
depend upon Narcotics for their
soothing effects.
DR.. HUMPHREYS "Seventy-seven"
for Colds and Grip is the exception
and only does good-not harm.
Pleasant TO take, handy to carry,
fits the vest pocket
csc and 81. at all druggists or mailed.
humphrey Homeo Medicine Co., 1855
William Street, New York.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-04
MILLIONS TO THE SOUTH.

Warehouses which were built last
year more than paid for themselves,
and the people have as their profit
the same houses for use this fall in
holding cotton. The cotton farmer
has learned that the dumping on the
market of the entire production re-
suits in lowering the price. The mar.
ket letters will soon begin upon the
usual campaign to depress the price.
As the product moves back into the
hands Of the farmer the price almost
invariably goes down and the farm
er and the south loses heavily each
year of money / has earned.
In cases where farmers are not
able to hold their cotton, and that in
cludes about ninety per cent OF the
crop, the bankers. it seems, could
well afford to lold it for the farmer.
The crop can be financed through
the reserve banks and the money
can be had to hold the crop. This
plan. carried out. would leave many
more millions of dollars in the south
every year
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-04
RAISE ACREAGE LIMIT

Cato Sells. United States Indian
commissioner. has been in Dallas and
Fort Worth the past week making
investigations with reference TO the
gas supply in those cities. few
weeks ago Col. George Greer attor'
ney for the Lone Star Gas company,
visited the interior department and
asked for a modification of the ruling
OF the department as to the number
of acres of gas lands it would permit
any one company to hold in Indian
Territory. The department has linn
tied the acreage TO prevent monopoly
and when the White & Sinclair pipe
line was proposed to New Orleans,
the department refused to raise the
limit of oil lands.
When the commissioner has time
TO digest what he learns of the gas
supply in Dallas and Fort Worth, 1t
is reasonable to presume that he VIII
permit the Lone Star people to hold
a greater acreage of Indian lands.
These cities will impress upon him
the necessity of domestic gas, he will
observe that the Lone Star people
will require larger acreage to JUS
tify them in extending their lines
TO Oklahoma, he will observe further
that the acreage which the company
takes may prove not to be productive
of gas, merely because lands are
Indian lands they do not necessarily
produce oil and gas. The company is
willing to test out the lands with
the drill, and if gas is found the In
dian will receive his royalty and,
should oil be discovered on the de-
partment leases, the Indian will be
made rich and the country generally
will receive the wealth
While Oklahoma will not appre-
ciate the fact that its supply of nat
ural gas will he piped out of the
state yet it will be of no benefit to
this country to have the acreage
limit remain IS it is. and there seems
to be no good reason why the request
OF the Lone Star people should not
be granted
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-04
World Traveller Discusses Wheat

David Russell. prominent business
man of Marshall county, was in the
city yesterday consulting with Con
gressman Carter Mr.. Russell is one
of the best posted men on current
events in this section of the state, and
his views of the probable result of the
great war now being waged in Europe
are worthy of official recognition. Mr..
Russell has travelled extensively and
there is not a man in this section who
is as well posted on the subject of
wheat, its cultivation and market, as
he He states that the opening OF
the Dardanelles will have a lasting
effect upon the American market, and
with this event which he deems in
evitable. the wheat fields of Russia
will cut a wide swath in the markets
OF the world.
Mr.. Russell has travelled over the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-04
A PROPOSED INDUSTRY.
be granted

The city of Savannah, Ga, is al
most exclusively paved with the same
kind of asphalt bricks, or blocks,
that the Downard Asphalt company
proposes to manufacture from the
large deposits % rock asphalt in this
vicinity In Savannah these asphalt
bricks are laid directly upon a natu-
raj foundation of sand, which is
found there, without any concrete
base being used.
There is also a plant in the city OF
New York and one at Maurer, New
Jersey. Both these plants are turn.
ing out large quantities of asphalt
bricks and blocks, which are being
laid in all of the Atlantic coast
cities. Elyria, Ohio, has recently put
in factory which makes millions
of these bricks, being laid in the
city of Cleveland and vicinity.
This is especially an industry that
belongs 70 Ardmore, for vast supplies
of the material are here on hand
and the introduction of the industry
will make It possible for contractors
| all over the country to use the Ard
more product No large street plant
will be necessary for the introduc-
ton of this pavement, as is necessary
in the sheet process, as az the plant
| that will be required will be located
! at the source of supply