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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-21
WAR TROPHIES
ARE SHOWN BY
BRITISH HERE

Tho british recruiting station. 10.
Gated la the Seattle hotel building.
Second ave. and Jamea at. exhibit In
their windows the beet collection Of
war trophies and relies that has ever
been shown In Seattle.
They have three different kinds
Of gas masks. n tear shell mask that
soldiers put over their eyes 20 keep
them from watering against n Ger
tain shelf called the tear shell. Then
there IL the star shell. which u.
Eliminates the sky with n pale green
liKht 60 show the whereabouts OF the
enemy. These shells are shot from
large eaithre pistols
Helmets Of all sorts and kinds
may he seen in the window. Ger
man leather helmets and steel. while
a variety OF shrapnei helmets are
shown also. Several different sizes
and kinds OF shells OF the British.
French and German bis guns are ex-
limited. A German rifle grenade,
which IL shot into the air like sky
rocket and when u aiiEhts bursts
like a bomb. IL ono OF the interesting
articles
"whir Hang" Bomb shown
other articles and prulcctiles from
tho war xone arc: German cartridge
cases. "whifx bang shells, assert
ment OF British and captured Ger
man rifles, German money. shoulder
tags that were taken from German
soldiers which indicate their resi-
menta and division. an aerial torpedo
called the sausage" b~caus. OF It's
long cigaFilke shape. ono OF the
most interesting articles which
looms up from all tn. rcst IL the
British aeroplane bomb. which IL
dropped from the aeroplane over the
enemys trenches The bomb weighs
iia pound. An aeroplans can carry
only six OF these az one time
All these trophies which are dis
rect from the war zone. will he on
exhibit at the Red Cross bazaar. 60
b. given at the Hlppodrome and
Arena on Dee. ~ TO g, The Off.
GERS In charge OF the recruiting sta
ton promise good many more ar
ticles that arc on their way here for
that purpose. besides large eolises
tion % relics from Mai Gen. Locke.
C. NJ a.. commander % the MILITARY
District No. II. In Victoria
n IL also planned by this officers
% tho local British recruiting station
60 have a "duKogt' as one Of the
features OF tho baEaar Men who
have actually constructed these ht
lie holes Ia tho trenche. wili Install
one az the bazaar, and make u Just
a. real az fhosn IN the trenches
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-21
10 MILLION new
MEMBERS IS
RED CROSS AIM

Ten million members bT Christ
mas.
with this slogan. new cam
paixn headquarters for the Red
Cross membership drive opened
Tuesday for business at ace Third
ave. Hazon J. Titus IL tho cam
paisn manager % tho Northwest
division. Bert swtxea viii DO the
city manager. Ralph Horr the state
chairman Of tho speakers bureau.
whlis Roy g. Lyle Will assist Horr.
These men have given up all
other business and time 20 help
Seattle and the Northwest set a
membership record.
Every man. woman and child
should loln." said Titus today.
Those that belong 10 the Red
cross moss should Join over again.
Straight membership will be 81
aud g. viii be- charged for the
subscription msmbership lnclud-
Ing the Red eros. maxazins for
year. or fgs FOR life member
ship.
Tho new campaign headquarters
will 30 open until November &c and
from ! a m. 10 10 y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-21
A Smooth, White Skin
That Defies Weather

During tho coming months Of
biting winds and Intense cold YOU
who would keep your skins smooth.
white ana velvetv. should turn your
attention 70 mereoilsed wax Moth
ing else will 80 effectively rafnot q
n chapped, r0uEhened or diaroiorsd
surface TN gradually absorbing
the weathcrhsaten cuticis. tho COM
plexion is kept ~ perfect condition.
and even the beauty Of expression
appears more pronounced.
n your skin he hlotchY. pimpiy.
freckled. coarse. saliow or oFef-fcd.
why not fhed it, one ounce % or
binary meroolized wax TO ba had at
any dfugElsta. VIII completely
transform the most unsiRhtly COM
pleNiou in less than fortnight
Use the wax nightly. like cold
cream. washing II off morninRH-.
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-21
SEATTLE WILL BE
SHORT CANE SUGAR

Sugar dealers 81 Seattle announce
that the supply OF cane sugar for the
state during the coming year will be
about 50 per cent Of that sent into
the state IN years past.
However. there will be all tho beet
sugar that can be used placed on the
market The new sugar refinery at
North Yakima Will be able. u IL said.
to supply the demand. and there Is no
need for the boarding OF sugar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-21
Easy Way to Stop
Waste of Food

and spoil over $500. coo ooe worth ~
fnnfstuffs every year, This fact
being known. why delay vigorously
astug a reliable method OF Kidding
cur homes stores and warehouses ~
these wastcfui pestsF prnha bIy
there 10 no easier nor more rffse.
tive method Of ~xterminztinR rats
than Ntrarns Paste. scientific
product that has been used success
fully by the u X government tn fts
different campaigns hEainst the rat
4 small hoK, costing only zs cents
wilt usually completely free tho
house from rats hrd mice II wIil
also eff~ciuhiit destroy corkroarhes
anI water huKs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-21
FRANKLIN STUDENTS
WIN WAR HOM0RS

4 roll Of honor. containing the
names Of tho 1872 students OF the
Franklin high school who have
joined the colorA. was unveiled ~
the school. Tuesday. Capt. Ronald
Hilton. a chaplain In the Canadian
expeditionary forces. who returned
from the front recently. made the
address.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-21
LABOR WANTS TO
DEP0RT SLACkERS

Nv { Hlfsd Ffess fsente8 Wire
HtFFALo. -. y. Nov. ai.-~Thr
American Federation o. Labor went
on record today as fsvorlug the de-
partatlon Of ali allied aliens In the
United States who rcfus. 10 enlist
here or under their own flags
During tho two hour debate on thls
resolution. Delegate Black. 81 Toron
70. denounced the United States con
ssFiption law as that dastaralY act
nd brought upon nlmseif a ssinxins
reply from President Conpsru
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-21
My! Tom Wanted TO
Pitch Lawyer Out
of Court Window

The dignity OF police court came
near suffering n severe shock Tues
day afternoon.
City Attorney Tom kennedy
threatened 20 throw Attorney Walter
Metzenhaum thru a window
The hot words followed recnmmen.
dalton By Kennedy that $500 hail pat
up by Jack Cummers. Aetxenbaum' =
client. who failed 20 appear on n
bootieFging charge. he forfeited.
Metz~nbaum shouted something At
Kennedy
Say that again" sAid Kennedy
"and III throw you thru a window.
Metzenbaum did not repeat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-21
Uxtry! Uxtry! War
Will End Soon; the
Potato Bug'll Do II

nv THtfed Press fsrassd Wire
WASHINGTON. Nov. si.--The
war will soon be over. An Ohio
man will end a.
~ has suggested 20 T.. y Marine
corps officials here that they direct
their aylators 90 drop potato bugs
~. tn. kaissr's realm. and since the
"spud" is absolutely essential 10
GofmanYs economic welfare. the
dropping ~ Murphy destroyer =
over the Rhine country would quick
81 terminate hostiilties
Simple. isn't ~ Marine corps Of
fetal. think 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-21
Paroled Prisoners
Win Citizenship
by Joining Army

~ Unffed Press leased Wfrc
SALEM. Nov. 2i.--Paroled prison
ers from the oregon state prison
who enlist will Immediately be grant.
ed restoration OF citizenship. Gov
Withycombe said today. Eight pa
rolled men have enlisted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-21

The public safety committee meets
In tho city council chambers at 2
wednesday The case OF +. l.. Han.
or. $40 jefferson IT.. who complained
TO the city council that Policeman j.
j. Kush struck him ana placed an
untruthful charge against him will
come before the committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-21

in Eagles han. a, which tho Madden
bill. pending in congress. and rrovid.
ing for an increase Of wages. WAS dis
eussea
Thoma. J Casey and Charles A.
Reynolds also spoke
Senator Jones assured the men o,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-21

Nothing hut the Truth" will
open a threedsy engagement ut the
Metropolitan theatre. beginning
Thursday night
That weiiknown and popular
comedian. Max FiEman. viii be seen
In the leading role
Lolita Robertson will he tho chief
support for Flxman in the feminine
line
Nothing Hut the Truth" IL a
farce--bullt upon a story % con.
fidrni young man. who speaks tho
truth and nothing but the truth for
"a consecutive hours The wonder.
fui part Of the whole plot lie that no
succeeds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-21
FLEMING CASE UP

The Fleming dance hall case will
come on for hearing on an order ia
show cause why an injunction clos
ing the place during the action
should not be issued, on Friday. the
gard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-21
RlSoR TRIED OUT

The new Norwegian motorship
Essor. under. command Of Capt. G..
w. Call. was given her trial trip
around the Sound Tuesday and
proved successful In all tests. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-21
WHAT'S A Stacker ?

According to Webster, "SLACK"
means reniss; backward; not earnest or
eager; as slack in duty or service.
The term STACKER Uas recently
coined to describe a person Uho, during
a time of national danger, fails in his or
her duty to the state. As it is capable of
broad application, We avail ourselves of
the opportunity to say STACKER and
tell you that YOU ARE ONE IL you neg
fecf your teeth.
We do not accuse you of lOiiifuliy
failing in your duty to the state, but lOe
do insist that IL you enjoy only fifty per
cent efficiency because you haze neg
iected your teeth, you are Indirectly
STACKING on the nation and DELHI
erateiy STACKING on yourself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-21
CHARGE DRUG SALES

Federal warrants charging the un-
lawful sale OF morphine were issued
for Jack Morgan ana II. G. Nc.
Laughlin. Wednesday. They are now
being hold In the city jail on an open
charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-21
"Just Mussed Up
Bedroom" Says
a u. S. Colonel
ny J. ". PIat.FR


Z asfsd FffHs Carfsspoaaeaf
AMERICAN FIELD HEApQrAfs.
TIERS. Nov 1.-THE fiochs just
mgssed up my bedroom" was the
way certain American colonel to.
day sfniilnxiy described tho Wait Of
German shell which struck his
headquarters
The colonel az tina, time was work.
ing In his ''nffle~." at headquarters.
a chateau near tho trenches. Ordsr.
lies were coming and going. A doz.
en officers were working In various
rooms. Suddenly the German shell
crashed into tho roof aud exploded
halfway down tho second floor
Windows Are Smashed
The explosion smashed windows
everywhere and scattered rain ~
plaster over the cplonsin bed Two
minutes later wc found the colonel
standing on iha ssspH. looking the
building over ami Ringeriy handling
SONS hot fragments % the shell One
hour before the German shelf struck
home. an American general had left
his automobile near the chateau AMI
walked a hundred yards away. when
shell struck near tho car. The au.
tomoblis was showered with mud.
the American army charfeur dueked
hls head. donned tis tin hat" and
stuck 20 hin wheel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-21

II you value your watch. is,
Haynes repair Il. Next Liberty
theatre. -- Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-21

ship was built by the Puget sound
Bridging and Dredging Go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-21

The weilknown society leaders
hair was gray. Just like yours. But
Mrs. b.. heard OF Q-ban Hair
Color Restorer-how thousands had
proved that Qban would bring a
natural. soft. even. dark shade 10
gray or faded hair and make u
soft. fluffy and beautiful. Q-ban IL
all ready 20 use--a lIauld. euaran-
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money back II not satisfied. Sold
by Bartell's Drug Co. Owl Drug
Co. and all good drug stores. Try
o-ban Hair Tonic; Liquid sham
BOO; Soap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-21

Have you something to
s~apf Use Star Want Ads
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-19

Ordinary butternuk has the butter removed, our Bulgarian buttermnk contains all tho original fats. The Pasteurlzed MIlk Co. E11.tf
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-19

Judge Curl has moved his law office from SumpterL.ttle Building to Rose Building So3 l-2 Central Avenue. I'm
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-19
s. E. DILLON HOME
 WITH CONVENTION
NEXT MEETING OF ARKANSAS PUBLIC UTILITIES ASSOCIATION
 WILL BE HELD HERE.
Delegates Wore Badges and Dillon and Other Hot Springs Boosters Made Campaign for This City,

General Manager $. F. Dillon .. the local public utilities. returned last night from Pine Bluff, bringing with him the 1918 meeting of the Arkansas Public Utilities Association. which had been m convention in the Hote Puea, that city.
 This convention l- an important one, where the work of the public utilities of tle state is concerned lt is al tended by 150 delegates, who. with their wives and big interests that al. ways are present at he state meetings, brings the number Of visitors close 10 the 250 mark. Nlr Dillon and his as- socIates from this city who attended rhe convention did excellent work for Ho, Springs. The! no sooner arrived
 n Pine Bluff than they had badges printed bearing the words
 Hot Springs in 1918"
 The delegate from all over tho stare gladly accepted the badges and announced their intention of voting for the Arkansas Spa. The Business Men Leagae through NIr Di lon. also eX- tended cordial invitation Go the con. venlion 10 mee. here next year, and when it came time to select the next place Of meeting Hot Springs was chosen
 ''We had a big meeting iu Pine Bluff" said Nr Dillon. and 1t was one of the most plea-an and beneficial we have attended in years The deip-I gates were pleased with the Invita- ton We extended 10 them and prom ised a big attendance here next year l had the pleasure while there Of meet ing Rev. Dr Theodore Copeland former pastor of the Central Methodist church He is very popular in Pine Bluff and is doing most excellent work
 rNr. w. C. Maurice of this ciy, ls also busy in Pine Bluff organizing a branch 0l the Navy League She o| meeting with great encouragement too Mayor simon Boom gave her much assistance. and there is cous.d- erablc patriotism maniies ted hY tL" citizens of Piue Bluft n this work look for a strong chapter the \. League in that city, due To hc eAc lent work tlat Mrs Maur ce Is dous there. She is a trelcss worker for thie cluse'
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-19
WORK ON ABSTRACT
 FOR NEW HIGHWAY
BERRY RANDOLPH BEGINS WORK ON MOST IMPORTANT PART
 FOR NEW DISTRICT.
Anticipates He Will Be Able to Finish This Feature Within Next Six Weeks and Make Report.

The new highway project between Hot Springs and Little Rock is very much alive. in spite of tde fact that but little has been heard of the move ment for the past week The reason that nothing has been said relative to the contemplated new road is because the committee that started out to raise the money necessary 10 pay for getting up the many abstracts were successful in their financial quest and have already gotten thIs featur' started.
 Attorney Berry Randolph, recog- nized as one of the most accurate men in abstract work, has been engaged by the committee to get up the ab- stracts for all property affected by the formation of the new district, end he has been busy for over a week with this intricate and important as signment.
 There are about lS9 blocks in the district, averaging ten lots 10 block. in the old Hot Springs reservation dis trict" said Attorney Randolph, and ir those 1S9 blocks there are probably 75 subdivisions of blocks. Then, too, there are innumerable additions 10 the city. This Is especially true in the southern section of the city where property is described by meets and bounds, using the old government sur vey as the starting point Iii this work every lot and fNction therof must he so thoroughly described that one can take the description given and locate the property"
 It Is also understood that work on getting up the abstracts for the Little
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CUT THIS OU1--lT IS WORTH
 MONEY

DON'T MISS THIS Cut ut this slip, enclose with 5c and mall it to Foley & Co, 2N25 Sheffield Ave ChI.ae0 Ili. writing your name and address clearly You will receive in return a trial package containing Foley Honey and Tar Compound for coughs colds and croup Foley Kidney Pills for pain in sides and back, rheumatisu, backache kidney and bladder ail ment and Foley Catharuc Tablets a wholesome and thorou-hlv cleausns cathartic. for constipation. biliousness. headache and sluggish bowels. A C. Jennings. druggist
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-19
SCHOOL CRISIS IS
 UP FUR DECISION
VOTE FOR TEN MILL TAX AND SAVE VERY LIFE OF LOCAL
 SCHOOLS
This Important Question Should be Thoroughly Understood by All Who Cast Their Ballots Today

4 crises facing the public -cho is
 f this city today
 Unles the ten mill tax necessary Co maintain the schools Is voted, no tax f9r public schools can be eved and the public schools Rtll have to
 lose
 This condition is but II.ue under stood by he men who will east their ballots today
 Many pers ns were under the m pre sion that if the ten mill tax did not preFaI the seven mil. tax would continue 10 be levied. That conell.
 ion is erroneous The ten mill tax il the schools are e be kept open next year. must be voted ir today
 The official ballot today -h Vs the ten miu tax printed on the ballot If any other tax is desired that tax wll have . ing written on the ba! ot This is am issue that should -e. ceiye the tn uglltul consideration of every voter The school bard has officially declared that the len mill fax Is an abs, iute necessity tO main
 ain the public schools and hat with out such levy the schools cannot be maintained to their present eff.- sicut standard Tho $ hoo board therefore. makes most earnest re- quest t2 the tcrs 70 east their bal. lots today for the ten mi tax
 Aside from thi. foau.p fhprr are lw school director 10 be elected Claude Marsh and w <. sowclls are candidates for reelection and Rabb. A B Rhine has also announced his for school director Friends
 the various candidates have been taking a commendable interest in this election. but equally important with the selection of competent and quail. fed schoo directens Is the necessity for he tcu min school fax Co pre- vail today
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-19
SCHOOL ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given tbat an e,ec ton wIl be held in tho city of Hot Snne JIo' Spring township, Gar land Counls Nrkoneae. at the usua, voting places in each ward of sad cltr md Hot Springs township on Satur lay May 19th 1917. Tor purpose Of electng two directors for flll term 10 succeed Directors Claude F. Marsh and II X Jones, whose terms will eX- plre on that date. Sad directors lo 5o elected O serve the Special School District of Hot Springs The question ot voting a school tax and the rate of aid tax R.ll also be submitted a, sad election By order of iho Board of Directors of the Special School Ds.. lr.ct of Hot Springs
 This the 2Sth day Of Ap1., 197
 UAA1P WILLIAMS.
 President
 C. t. MARSH,
 Secretary
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-19

lf you suffer from stomach disor aers, stk your doctor about our euL aarlan huttermilk. The Psstsurlzed Allk Go. ltf.tf
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-19

Rock district is also wei under way, and patriotic citizens of Benton who desire Co see ;He new highWay put through are bearing the eNpen es of the work for the property involved in bae Saline county district w. $. Sor rells iS one of the commissioners ap- pointed by Governor Brough for the Little Rock-Hot Springs highway At tOrney Randolpb is doing the abstract work i nthe Arkansa Trust Company, which has placed at hj disposal the facilities of that institution and turned over to him their abstract books
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-19

Logan Berry Ice Cream The Pas teErized Milk Co 4.l-tt
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-19
ST. LOUIS TO RAVE
 LIBERTY BOND SUNDAY

st. Louis, May 1S-Suuday. May 27, today was designated by the St Louis chamber of commerce as Lib erty bond Sunday On that day ef- forts will be made in all churches to induce members of the ngregatlons 10 buy at least one war bond
 A plan was presented today to as- sist factory employees of corporations of al classes 10 buy the bonds. Under this plan, the corporations would buy bonds for such of their employees as desire to invest. and the employees would liqudate the debt by seturnng one dollar or a larger amount on each weekly or mon hly pay day.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-19
CANADIAN PREMIER ASKS
 FOR CONSCRlPTlON MEASURE.

Ottawa Ont. May iS-SIr touaT, Borden premier of Canada. declared in an address here today that d rom scription measure NouId be rg. duced shortly in the Canadian pt lament
 The premier expressed che Heuu that the time had now arrived when tbe authorities should be invoked
 supply endorsements for the men a. the front Sir *9ber de. laral ha had promised Co provide such reinforce. meuts and declared thtt .HU p#. posal- would be made for na msn. upon a compulsory -e e.tEe ba-.. %. a force of not less raan -pom mon and not more than 100000
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10 make connection with ba ra from th.# cty
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-19
FUNERAL OF MIR. wALeERT.
Remains or Well Known Citizen Taker

Remains of Well Known Citizen Taken
 10 Bstesvlle for Interment.
 The funeral 0t George NalJert one ol the foremost citizens Of Hot Springs nook place yesterday after noon rom hs late residence G55 Park avenue. and was atcuded by nndred- Of friend of tne decea ed. The floral Offerings were man, and beautiful The services. which were in charge Q. the ocal lodge oi Elks, vas conducted by Rev Marion Nelson Walrip. ass s,ed by Roy F NJ Wyde and Rev C z. Hichoa T4e remains were taken Co BatesEile for Inter- meut >i committee from The iioe Springs lodge Of b ks accompanyug the body Tue train on tho White River branch of the Iron Mountain railroad was held two hours in order
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-19
G B. WOOD HONOREO

Word was re e.yed in t.- et s,. tord3y mat q B. Wood brother Q. Circuit Judge Scott Wood and r0m Physician John Wood had been aa pointed assistant to President ,. t Edsou. of the Kansas C'ty So5aaru quarters will be in Beaumont ToN9.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-19
HARD WORK FOR wOMEN

tt is a question If Vomch doing mons work deserve particular sym pathy for it is doubtful 1T there is any work that I7 harder than every day homework OyerWork tells on the kidneys, and when the kidneys re affected one looks and feels oder than the actual years Mrs. 4 C Wells, R R. $. Rocky Mount, \. C. writes I cannot praise Foley Kd- ney Pills enough for the wonderful benefit ' have derived from their use for short while A C. Jennings.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-19

THE GOLD COIN OLEOMARGAll. LNE that was on demonstration last week at WoodNock X Lawson will be delivered anywhere in tue city by calling t6 or S65. Hot Springs But ter'ne Co., Id WheelocE, Mgr.
 l-lN-Wk
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SELLING OUT GROCERIES.

Failing to find buyer for my grocery store, l am closing out stock at retail 10 quit business. Good bar gains 70 be had in groceries Tnos. Doherty Grocery. 651 Malvern Phone N6U. J-1Jtt