The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-22
MEMBER
 BOOSTERS" CLUB
W. J. TUCKER IS VERY ENTHU5- SIASTIC VISITOR AT THE
 COMO HOTEL.
Intends 10 Personally Thank His Phy- sioian at Home for Sending Him to This City.

When ". J. Tucker manager 0' Fairbanks Morse & Compauy- mDer osrs u Springfield IT. returns to his
 home nest week for .ae YHaidc s0r- son about the ir-t thin- he will ao win le to caa ol his physician Dr. w. C Ca.ter and thank him mo sincerely ion sending him 10 Hot springs. t this same Alr T.ckor were to visit Hi- former home 1 R.- ot Wis., some of his best friends mieh. nor recognize him. for he heavier than he has been years Incidentally. r there are any who desire 10 receive a testimonial re,a-
 tive 10 his city in general and the hot
 .adloac'tve baths in particular Mr. Tucser will be pleased to take the
 stand, and finally when he leaves
 the Como hotel. the genial proprietor .or that hoIstelry Al \. Regno ds will
 miss one of his most entertaining
 guests There are two tuius oua
 vii note u convarsa.i.l with Mr. Tucker -his sincerity and present
 good health The verdict O. tie lom-
 mine sex would be that he - also
 most attractive appearance
 Mr Fuckers friends in He'ott a-a
 not aware Of tbe fact Chat he came
 here seven weeks ego, weighing l+l
 uud- and that he had to be wheel.
 q in a Fhair from the train to the
 como hoiel Likewise. those same
 friends ip Ba.0.r together wiab ac
 quain'ancfs in Springfield Il ore uot aware Una. today be Nps the scales at B t1 pound. Tho reason ls had 10 ba carried rom the train was
 due To tac6eae that he was suffering from sevo NQttacA ot rheumatism which had7,z zieered him almost hel2-
 e-s. One of t1IeanTs, things. he states that he will do Nson he reaches ISpr.ngGeId. will be 10 cal on his phy lcian, Dr w. C. Carter. and thank him most sincerely for sending him
 Q the Arkansas Spa.
 "I can come and sec yor all winter and take yonr mouoy' is what this doctor told Mr. Tucker. "Um won't be able to give yau the treatment yoa need There i- one place you shou go af once Ina. Is lo. srr'nes. A.e. Tho hot baths there Will cure yor q yorr rheumatism
 THat uieh Alr TGeEer WIS n way o Hot -nrues. He batred at ta. Ozark sanltor' This Is what Nr lTuohcr had !. say in me Como uote last night
 Nou -ea, came here because | had a doctor who Nle right. He did no. hesitate 70 send me Go Ho. Srrin4s knowing inc baths would re- store my hea tn and if every doctor in the country would know the y3l1e or tue hot waters here many d fellow would be saved untold suiforina had heard much concernns Io, springs Imagine my surprise aul lpeasuro when arrived to note tho dcpct was free from solicitors had na rouble in reaching the hotel was ito'd to go 10 before I left home
 ~ cannot speak too hiehly ol ta, treatment l have received here. Mr IRelnod, has been lill a brother me- Everything that could possibly 1 Hc deue iu the hotel and where ] bath. q was done .0r nue. The members ut 1 the medical profession here are among the best -pec.aIi,s in tho eoul ttry The result E am going back Jo Springfield and later to my former home in Baloit in better health thal 1 l have been in weeks 1 can walk s.N 10 ten miles a day now and prt feel lr , eat three good meals, sleep like top ana Lave completely recovered from my attack of rheumatism.
 Mr. Tucker also aiJ a tribute to those rratema 0r rhee he met in tAa AeauIu home Of the .cal lodge lt E.ts.
 AIv reception there was most welcome one" he said "I guess the
 odecs in Hot Springs make a speoial { tv O. making their visiting brothers feel a, home and cheering them up for tnat is certainly what they did fr
 me at ' Elhs nome here and l ccr ,aiuly appreciated it too
 NIr Tucker is a str1uea to the tbeatrica booking world either ll fact, he might be sngaaed jn that bus mess now but for the D esent Eur
 can war Three laaH ago he was d member of the firm ot Shaw and Tucker Chira2e. which handled t'e C. A EiHs attractions in the west in- cudiug such features as the Boston | symphony orchestra Helen StanleH the uoted soprano ot the Chicago grand opera company Fritz Kreisicr, he famous violnis- and the iacom- parable Padccesli When the "c3u to the colors was sounded by the re- spectiye nations in Europe, there were e members of the Boston Sym l .h0ny Orchestra, who had gone home
 TOT visit They haven't come back yet
 Their governments inst teld 'em to | lay aside for little while their musi- cal instruments and forget the United
 States explained Mi Tucker and when one considers this attraction l a1nnn drew u,u &G nnu oood Anopri-