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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-22

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mic iuobl cS ndd 10 langcr 3cit t6ut,
lith tricocr ciunaI eirc Bizarre an.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-22
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Ser ..g(h 5rdilein @lic ,Sbrc
9(ugen Dnbcu cinc iuluIOcrbnre blduc
Torbc. ISic ntcinc 3ortoficl,
Iarte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-22

untcr 9.Iloti q bofc H.
.WaS i'd SSbnen ictt amer
trmlt babe, Wiinuo, bari niBcr ms
beiOcn fcin WiculdJ miiienl~
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1eI2~
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-22

uller Dcrienigcn sic mir sic SGlfte
i6rcr 3eit 9eiGGftigung 6aben in
incorporirten St1otcn @elt-@irgi-
MEMS, befinoct licb pollcnoet in ben
Sdnoen OeS @ouperneurs. Gle 3abl
oerieI6en bcldlit iih gum Gritauner
Der 9e6orOen ouf Eouien0e. Sn
GbarelStown mlroen 81 9lrbeitsideuc
uno iporaoiite 9lrbeitsluitige oufgc-
funOeu.
@ergmann pon3ng geto6.
tet.
So6n 9oorii6 elm "a Sabre alter
&o6lengrdber, pnroe BON eincm 3ng
Der Baltimore ino S6io-@iien6abn~
in Der 9l6be BON Confluence, ollie,
gaup.Gouttp, iiberfabren nno ectoo.
tct.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-22

GScIomcbcl. .0ic critic Siotte orci
Gdrittc Dor Sc M Der Yioicr mdcbt
uotiirlidl ipieoer pierl Gcrl wolcn
sic fobncnfladtio werOcn2~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-22
Qnltnntu ldlluer lrldlG6iat.

Gin ibwereS 9oItouto mlroe &C.
ltern Wlorgen al Scr @de Der @areD.
StraBe unO Golumbio-9lDenuc bon
eincm &eparntllripaecn scr StroBcn'
bo6n-@cicai1oft eetroifen rno iApel
bei61oigt. Ger aroftma9ert, ser Dem
Grnelt $. Smith gebort mo bon
Cigar SolIpt geIehft unrOe, luar &C.
gen oas Erottoir geihleuOcrt porOet
uno binoerte oen Gingone in Oas
SoHntna sicbul-@c6dlOe Der Siogcrs
W1emorial N}etbooiitcn @piSfopol-
Stride Gas 2niialito mar n1nlid
nit iiber 1000 3ieeeIiteineu 6elaoen.
Gs mar 9licmono pcrlebt inorocn.
Gie WlorpldnOer 9lationol@oroe
miro om s. Slni, wenu iie 8ur Bun
oeSorlnec cinbcrufc miro ioiort no1
ocm Sogcr IN @rccnuillc, g g.,
geben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-22
Wutc n II I IL . 1T.

Ndi mGhtc ur lpiiiert mas c.
gcut(i0 icet III Sl,nuduicn norqcbt, f"
nSoo ciufodlc 1oc6e. bic Tcutidcn.
sic CcTtcrrcicbcr, Oic yillgnrcl uuo
Die Silricl 9cbcn por~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-22
.Sta0t5 8anfclt

.,1eutFne gout Dun Baltimore, baltimore. unb
&plionO Gtr0Ec Munmil 0NCbcy EluNnenis
Soon N gaibcr, &ice Ernlioeni; @eotae g.
Iditn. Mdliirer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-22

.EcuHMr eporbam ppu Baltimore. 0niap.
nllO NallImnre- -slrnhr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-22

dc 8nItimorer ipielten gcitern
niHt 0ie Score DER anoeren 5pieIe
mar, ric iolgt:
pJuicrHatioHal Scaauc"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-22

Mppunenttm bic ben ,,pcundem GOrreipan.
oenteu" ndt phnltlim OoeF nnrrgelmdNig er.
lnlten luo 9cbcleu, ber Office bnD0n per Sc.
lsvnpA coer imrlItItm wltibelIuua iu madeN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-22

OUH3crt I'M vknfferl0u'ENrt".
Gas @rogromm iiir oas Gon5eri
ocs itdotiiben @orf.OrcbeitcrS uuter
2eitlng oes Erof. Ganiel 6elomonn
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GonfraIio Colo .Sote bic oailta o
oauaeo" aus g@iacouoa" ...... @oHcbli
(Srnn Wnrin NDianet Ionla)
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Eorts" Der gan5e n6eoerol Siu-
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uno Sort Mc@cnrD in Den 5perr5o-
men lieecu. 9tur Der uGliitousEarf"
Der ,GorroIl-@orf~ imO ser n@wpnn
SAILS Eart~ lino 0an5 frei bon @in-
idr1ntlngen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-22

9anmatcriolien, S6iircn Scnlier.
rabncn SdoclL cic.
sSne, v. Softer x GO., iib-Jl7 vAo 5sebetld.
GiraBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-22
0Cl5iftss @Cgipciicr.
Mercantile Sloeucu.
n. @. 1un 4 &c..
G02 0i0 WluWiano Irult Nuiciun.
9l0tlonoE Mdntcil.

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0rctct r0hc. Sncpo gt 0O0l. HrnN0cuis
Seiith 81. Jlcone. N0inrcr
,,Sceunb NaUuunl Nnut", dS2 Clio Nruaoln0Q.
gE. &. g8ugncr. Nuilirci
,,gSciirrn NntlDual @auf", IA gioyo GuialOs@ir.
rs. Qlurul Anliirer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-22
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Gtwi;i,eS GomMcie, Nehismali Waicnlc 0nus
nrie rMu0mpricn, &eriagarcnlc liarDland
Junt NuiloiHQ.
Gpoplin ", 8evonlcu, no lt7 cap NidIoina.
lS iubrlNc NrlQhrung
g. N. 4 ~. q. polu0rb. 40 euWludn Nioa.
@reIildiren eii 1879 erinhgcib III baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-22


Grlbdftss gSCglpciicr.
Mercantile SIacuu.
n. IS. Gun 4 &c..
coz -oio @'amiauo 1rnli AuiIcinM
9latlonol.Nantcn.
os6e Go 9ewn National gouse, SAP. uno
@fctctS tr0fc Nucpp b. poui. Htnlioculs
Neiitn 81. Jlcone N0inrcr
uGceunb Watiunnl Naitl", d82 Clio Nroaoin00.
YgSsiirra NalIouGl 's 8aatu ia rocuialp.air.
gS M'drlon Aaiter.
StaotS. .9anfcn.
u1eutlde 9ont nun Baltimore, baltimore. unb
Soon N eaiIbcr. Sicc graiacii; Gsorac s.
eaiia Aalilrer.
Gpar.@anfcn.
,EeutiMe sparbam pon Baltimore, 0uiau.
mo SalilmoreSiraBe-
EriiIt.@ompagnien.
seoic DspuHl aub xmit eompann", i3 Gonlts
eitabe.
9anmatcriaIien, S6iircn Senlier.
rabnlcn, 21ocn. etc.
Sns, v, Softer x GO. iibIi7 eao 5seeetId.
@iraBe.
@oicnt.glnmdltc.
Gbpi'i>S. eomncls, NebSmali Vaiere. Naus
eris pelngInHtien @erloasrepse W'aiolana
Gpoplin NJ aerouVcn tic li7 oap pdIoina.
6. s. Z W. q. Soieovs. AZ eomlucunl Nina.
NtaIilitn lelt 1879 erinhNclb n baltimore.
qlutpmobiic.
RaRaro. SIS $3.50 i425 32 T00
pVafato MletOS Go + @oltinmw"' eQarle@
GaEun, oie pupuldre Gar. $3Q5 nn0 Ssih
pNlarHcl NDbile Np.," @areeg ii08 iAi0,
Noto'0barlec. Strabe.
Ganomirt6iAaitlidjo SorGt6c. GduRc.
rcicn imo 0'ciliacl3iltbtcrei,
griffin Turner 81. 2o5 Noro sam en- unS
x1c @lsber & etlFcr gu, so eiebf elabs
ocnitDeS Gamcnacibdii,
&llanbing. 6uraoccs, Gauaos una
Gclen Dah0cdeH im0 3inncn.
Bennett Bros, 523 moro.6rmontHOcuuc.
SlupicrihmicSc mo NhuubcrS.
SraH Nnbert 1924 8Aames.9tgnar, 81 h w.
1elcp0on' @plie l09o
SScuer. r.&eriihcrlniQcr.
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GuHuler,c JuiiOiuN
pgsnil1e deney.9erldlttMndsG GtigaiGnH", 0ols
iionp. nic NdiimQtc%rnlc.
1Gcntim.gwsrltpniia 1rarr@CgRmssnnase eies
eiialnM', Naltiulorc Giraffe mo e1lpm
,,9onai 9nnisan-s SO. Of aluctDaslA, Genr0 qu.
gSatieln, glclheu3'M 'Marmaer. iUi TOE Np0ni'
ner oi Commerce 8niloing.
vWermnHln Dcner HrrNfrrWuq3 UclcA ibaN",
Wuiftmnrpa uln NfOriDarffQRC
9lc@plattcn Mctol, etc
2eeH guun;a & 60, 9ueg 1915 aIoclols
Sirabe.
NfdnoIei6.@ciddilc.
~GuHIolioatso epau eo." aors.s'ap aiFahs
@iicuuaorca allcr 9(rt mo Snf
Idmieb. 3ubcA0r
o. eeoh @apne 0a, 802 a0i @oro wop'@ts
Gi1enthanis 9lgcntcn mo Sanolar
glcrre G rnaaH & Weppev, 40 0iteHluaion
Gtrabe
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Iunidc @iic5(r imo 8eiilhriitcn.
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R6otooropb.
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glr. 10 gecEaeraalons sirahe
syrie0hSie.
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sIgsniIe sIs eeara6WbplaHe Auier lcris
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-22

Sic n5tabl6clmc W,rO.n Ole
Griihiohrsmooe lciu
Or 00oun 6olc DciucK mtr. t0c
sic SMmicSc Nubmodcrinnca-N NrsiE
5u bcrcthrcn Icrncn4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-22

9lc(0plattcn, Nlctal rtc
non, Goun;a g., 5nc. 1915 aaloainrs
Girabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-22

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00iHncuc NuiiouN
nTtnilalc TcMey.VcrNnttnndssejt ejtigniNnit". Qola
itonnf ulf Ndltuorc%trnNc
entldNnNtltaniine 1fMcrf@ctiiMrrnnNS eies
lehlunN", baltimore @taBc uno 0aipm
00ules9lneme
,Gonal 9nmsan-s SO. Of aiuerDasl". NenrQ 9R
gSaliieh. Wcllheu3 ,WniMaer iut iu3 Nhnn,
hcr ol Commerce NnilniuQ
aWcrmnnH Ngner HrrNhrrnuq7 OlcicNlbnW",
Ndltmures nn0 Alorb EtraBc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-22
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l8Qrdt6c edac.

rclcn nil0 @lcIliiAcl8hdtcrcI.
0rlfiiI 9nrncr 0o 205 Morb gIam.Eil nnh
36G 9ipro.@uDsGir
IHe Wicpcr & GtiNcr Nu., 32 liNbi zl(nne
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-22

Voiion 0 0 0 0 o.
Cincinnati Q 0 o ! Q o -
9n 9hiIaOrlphIa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-22

0uiiIdc g3ii@Cr imo 3eiiIsbriftcn.
q. cauiiin, Gr o0G. sscE ecrinsiomeirabc
The Sentinel=record., 1917-12-18
SOLDIER HELD FOR
 PASSING BOGUS CHECKS

Atlanta, Ca. Dec. l7-Charlos R. McCann, alias Warren C. Grey, of tho First New Jersey Infantry statU=<d at Camp Mcclellan, who was arrested in New York Inst week on charges of impersonating an officer and passing worthless checks. vas arraigned here today before United States Commits sioner Carter and bound over to fed .ral court under s8,000 bond. after eaiving preliminary heariHg
 McCaun was returned to prison where be will oe held. it was stated until be gives bond or faces trial at the next term of court In January
 Under the name ot Lieutenant VII liam Alwyn Jennings, McCaUn recent " married Miss Rebie Wilkins of thi3 city, and was on a honeymoon trip when he was arrested iu New York City shortly after landing from an At lantic coast steamship.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-12-18
CROWDER lSSUS NEW
 RULES TO 6OVENORS
MODIFICATION or FORM E R RULES WHICH BARRED MEN
 FROM VOLUNTEERING.

Washington. Dec H. Provost Marshal General Crowder today is- sued to governors new rules under which men Of draft age may join the colors at their own request. While men only will be accepted and they may enlist only in the Infantry, signal corps, medical corps and quartermas- ters department Supply conditions are such, General Crowder said, that no msn be accepted in the boast ar tillery, field artillery cavalry or en- goneers' corps.
 Volunteer enlistments in the regu- lar army by men of draft age ended last Saturday and they may be in ducted Into service now only through their local boards.
 General Crowder's telegram speci- fled the camps to which men accept ed Co the special services open to them may be sent:
 Aviation section, signal corps, to Kelly Field, San Antonio, Texas
 Land division, signal corps, Fort Leavanworth. Kansas.
 Medical department 10 medical of ficers training camp. Fort Riley, Kansas, by local boards west Of the Mississippi river, and to the medical officers training camp. Fort Ogle- thorpe, Georgia, by boards east Of the Mississippi,
 Quartermasters' corps. Camp John ston, Jacksonville, Fla
 Ordnance department Raritan de pot, Raritan, N. J.
 Infantry Ft. Mcdowell California. by local boards of Pacific states, and Camp Greene, Charlotte, N C.. by all other boards
 Transpor ation and subsistence ex- pense to the camps are to be urnisn- ed yol9pteers by the local boards.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-12-18
MOTHER DISFIGURES HER
 SON WHILE HE SLEEPS
THREW ACID INTO HIS FACE TO PREVENT THE BOY FROM CO
 ING TO WAR

Two Harbors, 1Iinn., Dec l7-~Al- legedly to prevent her son being ac- cepted into the draft army, Mrs. Charles Nagnuson of this city, today, according 10 the police. thew acid into the face ot her son, Arthur, while he lay asleep at the house. He was rushed to a hospital and 1t waa learned there that he will not lose his sight. The only thing that saved his sight. phs sicidns say, l. that he was sleeping. and had his eyes closed
 Magnuson was 10 leave today with the drafted boys from Lake county Constant breeding over the fact that her son was drafted is believed to have affected the mothers mOnd She collapsed and has been confined to her bed since
The Sentinel=record., 1917-12-18
ICE GORGE AT MEMPHIS.

Memphis. Dee. 17.-Trffic on the Mississippi river between Memphis and points north 3t ths city was sus- pended today owing 10 the aecumula- uon of ice Hoes and he formation of gorge which blocked the channel near Osceola, ArH.
 Because of the gorge, the water and ice flow were held back to such an extent as 10 cause the river al Mem phis to fall rapidly tonight Tonight the gauge registers below zero and a majority of the ooats in the local har- hor are resting on the bottom of the river, condition that has not exist ed for a number of years
 On Sunday the gorge extended from Luxora, Ark, 10 San Souci, Tenn, a distance of ten miles.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-12-18
SEVEN AND LEBEN'
 ARE ND MORE LUCKY
ALABAMA MINISTRIES HAS FIRE DAMAGE TO CARs AND NEGRO MEMBERS CAN'T UNDER
 STAND

TWo cars belonSing 10 the Alabama hinstrels, a negro aggregation were abiaze in the yards of the Missouri Pacific about l1:30 Sunday night. The cars were named Seven" and Eleven" and when the negroes had to crawl out in the cold tempera- ture, and when they found their
 homes" gone. they wondered if after all there was real luck in "seben and eleben." The cars were rot burned to q serious extent, and the greatest loss to the members was the discomforture of being called forth to the cold ground in bare foot
The Sentinel=record., 1917-12-18
HOUSEWIVES ARE
 ASKED ID ASSIST
REQUESTED NOT TO NUkLiFY BUSINESS or BAKERS IN
 THEIR HOME PRODUCTS
Governor eroush Issues Special Ap. peal to Patriotic Women of State in Bread Conservation Campaign.

Governor Bfouxh has issued a spe- cial appeal to the patriotic house. wives of Arkansas asking them not to nullily the work of the bakers in their respective communities by put ting into any bread they might bake more wheat flour and other ingred- Ients than the United States govern ment now permits the bakers to use All bakers are now working under a government license, and the amount of ingredients they may use Is speef- fled as follows
 Sugar-Not to exceed three pounds of cane or beet sugar, or in lieu thereof three and one half pounds of corn sugar Where sweeteued con densed milk is used, the liceusee, fin determining the permitted amount ot sugar, shall deduct the added sugar content of such condensed milk from the net amount Of other sugar Of the kinds herein designated
 Mllk-Not 10 exceed six pounds of fresh milk from which the butter fats have been extracted, or the equivalent thereof
 Shortening-No shortening shall ae used except as follows Not to ex- ceod two pounds of compound" con taining not more than l5 per cent Of animal fats In lieu of such "com- pounds" the licensee may use not Co exceed two pounds of vegetable fats
 Governor Broush calls attention to this fact. and in his appeal 10 tne women or the state, says
 "The good women of Arkansas have responded generously and quick. ly to every appeal that has 5cen made to them along patriotic lines 10 rush men, money and materials 10 our al es, and 1 feel sure that in this very important matter of food conserva- ton they will be equally as respon- siye It is an alarming lact, off cially stated by Mir. Hoover, that every bushel of wheat that we could possibly export to our allies under normal con ditions has been sent abroad, and ii we are to relieve the further necessi ties and sufferings of our own brave soldiers and those who are fightina the battles of democracy and freedom in unison with us, we must conserve in our homes the consumption oi needed war supplies.
 officially, as governor of ArKan- sas, and personally, l therefore appeal 10 our splendid patriotic housewives to make further sacrifices and oo- serve the advice given by the federal food administration. sanctioned ny oul great and patriotic president Wood row Wilson"
 Hamp Williams, federal food admin istrator for Arkansas, returned to his home last night after attending the session of southern food administra- tors. which was held in New Orleans
The Sentinel=record., 1917-12-18

foung men between the ages of q and 3l years of age subject 10 the registration, who are not now in the army service, must get their original Questionnaires from their home boards and must reply on the original
 No young man, now a visitor in this city, may secure a blank here and send u to his home board. He must have his home board send the ques- tionnaire here to him, and then he can have some local attorney aid him in making that out, and he can return 1t without answering in person with 1t, but he must be certain that the ques tionnaire sent him is back in the hands of the home town board within seven days after it has been placed in the mail for him
 So much for the home boys away from home
 Men subject to the registration in this city and county are now getting their questionnaires in numbers. One hundred were mailed out Saturday from the office of Clerk Allen Hotch- kiss, and another hundred were mailed out yesterday The same num- Der will be mailed each day until there has been placed in the postoffice. ad dressed by the addresses furnished by the clerk. the entire 100. minus of course, Questionnaires to the young men who are now actually in the ser vice and who have been certified into the local office by the adjutant gen. eral
 The young men as a rule do not fully understand the impOrtantance of prompt replies on this work, and in this connection NIr Hotchkiss points ont that the government instructs tho board that all who do not rcpy are to be certified into the office of the adjutant general and there they will perhaps be placed in the first classi- fication.
 The questionuaires go out 10 every young man who registered. and when they are all back. they will be gone over and the persons classified into five divisions. Those in the first classification will be the first to re- spond when the government makes another call The date of that Is not fixed, but 1t will come along perhaps in late January, after the men have begun to be moved out of the can comments
 After the first classification is eN- | hausted, if there is further need for men. the second classification will be called, and on 10 the end of those who are within the ages.
 Those physically wholly untitted for war service will be given certifi- cate 10 this effect but they will be expected to engage in some practical work at home. which will be outlined later. The government is settlins down 10 an organized movement now not alone for the furnishing of men
 for the lines, but also of taking care of all the other work that is an ad
 junct to the supplying of men with arms, ammunition food, clothing, and other things necessary.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-12-18
Stop COughipgl Rexall Cherry Bark the Effective and Pleasant-tO
 Taste Remedy.

It is the best cough remedy ve ever sold--not bad to take-~-evefy body likes it---children cry for an other dose. Especially good for that tight bronchial cough. Remember name-Rexall Cherry Bark, 25c and 50c bottles. For cold in the noshils, etc, use Rexall Cold Tablets. The constitutional treatment-stimulates the liver aud relieves that feverish feeling that accompanies a bad cold
 Rexall catarrh jelly for clearing up the breathing through the nose. E, c
 Morris Drug Co. if-l4-ti
The Sentinel=record., 1917-12-18
FAREWELL OVATION.
To pr. K. p. Coulter. Pastor Of Haven
 Chapel M. z. Church.

To pr. K. p. Coulter. Pastor Of Haven
 Chapel M. E. Church.
 Tonight at o'cl9ck, there will ne q monster ovation as a farewell 10 Rev. IT r Coulter who for the past three years has been the pastor of Haven Chapel M F. church of tA's city. Ministers ot the Colored Minis terial Alliance, the members and friends Of his former church, and the citizens in general feel keenly the loss of Dr. Coulter An excellent pro- gram will he rendered and addresses will be delivered as follows.
 In behalf of the Ministerial All!- ance, Rev. c. W Sandefur; in behalf Of the Baptist churches. Rev J T. Hill; in behalf of the C. NJ. E.. church. Rev J. NJ Reed in behalf of the Episcopal church, Rev. w. E. De- Clabrook, in behalf of the Presbyte- rian church, Rev C. S Mebane: in behalf of the A. M. T., churches, Prol. J. A. Swayze; in behalf of the city schools Prof John Gay: in behalf 0f Haven Chapel Prof R. C. Barrow. A special invitation Is extended to all citizens and visitors Of the city.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-12-18
FIRE TRUCK WHEEL BROKE.

A wheel on one Of the large cen tral fire station fire trcks was broken from the axle yesterday morn ing as the truck ca1ned 3n Bridge street into Central avenue. FOrtu- nately Do one was injured by the ac- cident, though a visitor IT. R. Baum, of Tulsa, Okla. had a very narrow escape.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-12-18
NEW TELEPHONE MANAGER.

| AIr A. A Garret, who has beon in charge Of inc Little Rock office of the Southwestern Bell Telephone Com pany. has been stationed here, and Nr A. L. Edmondson. who had been here, has been transferred to Little Rock.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-12-18
BERNsTORFF'S NAME
 STRICKEN FROM ROLL s

Piusburg, Dee 1.-The name 7t Count von Berustortt. former German ambassador 10 the United states, was today stricken from the list ot those who have received honorary degrees from the University of Pittsburg
 The deeree of doctor of laws vas conferred upon Count won Bernstorll in February l9l2. The names Of six other Germans were also dropped
The Sentinel=record., 1917-12-18
 HABIT
RELIABLE HOME TREATMENT

Thousands of wives. mothers and sis CTS are enthusiastic in their praise or 0rrine, because it has relieved their loved ones of the Drink Habit and thereby brought happiness to their homes Can be given secretly.
 Orrine is prepared in two forms: No. 1, secret treatment; Orrine No. 9, the voluntary treatment Costs only sl .00 a box. Ask for booklet
 Sorrells nrug Co, 432 Central ave- nue.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-12-18

Dr. B W Brsediove has retn-1ec to the city and cah be found st his offices on the third floor of the Ar ksnaas Na.Sonst Rank hnil4ir0 'tt 4'
 Try Henry's Shine parior. ftS Court St. Flrst-clsss work. fo.2+tf
The Sentinel=record., 1917-12-18
CLOVERDALE DAIRY

Sanitation my hobby. Special attention paid to milk for babies and patients requiring milk diet. Phone 9508- -Ft.3. Home of S- lage Milk. F. NJ. Rdeway.
 12-i-t0
The Sentinel=record., 1917-12-18

pr. J. F. Merritt e now located iu the Sumpter-Little Bldg. Calls ans wered day or night. Phones-officf t4.: residence. 42e.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-12-18

Full line Of 1ristle Goods, Toilet Accessories, Bath Robes, Etc. erey 6 chIleutt, successor Public Drug Co Phone 645. 11-3-tf
The Sentinel=record., 1917-12-18

Our volume of business is iucreas- ing. So we must be giying service. Como Coffee Room. l2-2-tf
The Sentinel=record., 1917-12-18

Sorrels Drug Co sell Kodaks. De- veloping, finishing. eularging u
The Sentinel=record., 1917-12-18

Yesterday there were 100 more questionnaires sent from the local exemption board, these ranging in number from 123 to 22e. Another 100 will be issued today. None were returned yesterday.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-12-18

WAssERMAN BLOOD TEST Ss Wasserman Laboratory. 7i6E Cen tral Avenue Dr. Walter McLain, Di- rector.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-12-18

Try sentlneLReeord Want Ads.
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ALL REGISTRANTS ID MAKE ANSWER
 ON SAME SHEET
VISITORS HERE MUST SEE THAT THEIR oUEsTIoHNAlREs ARE
 FORWARDED AT ONCE

Hot Springs Young Men in Other Cities Must Get Original Question. naires, but Do Tot Have to Come Back tin Person to Reply.
 MORE ouEsTioNNAIREs
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PURITY ICE AND ICE CREAM co. producer of aood goods only.