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CREWS 0F STEAMERS
 TREATED AS IMMIGRANTS $
HEAVY GUARD IS MAINTAINED ABOUT THE INTERNED SHIP3
 IN NEW YORK HAR8OR.

New York, Feb. 5-On,y eighteen members O. the crews of the German vessels here who nov are held aboard yhe vessels by the federal authorities took adyantage today of the privilege accorded them by the government ot leaving the vessels by applying to the imm grat,on authorities for admission to th.s country Seventeen seamrn and a stcwardees who asked 70 be ad- mitted were taken 10 Ellis Island,
 sed the necessary examination and were allowed 10 enter.
 It was expected that more would follow the ,ame course tomorrow. Meantime the German sh ps still were under heavy guard tonight and none Of the seamen was permitted to leave.
 The status of those on board thl German sh .ps differs in no respect, 1t was made clear, from that ot seamel iu=t arrived athorgh force of war circumstances had kept them in this DOT, two and a half yeas.
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M'DnWELL CHORUS
 COkCERT PLEASING

surprise was spr ng in the pre- sentatiol of composition by J3see .Rosenberg, director of the chorus, sung by Mr. ConneI. which received the commendation of the audience. Miss Bessie Davis mezzo soprano soloist. with the chorus, was at her best. Robert Bossinger's work as ac- companist for the chorus contributed much to the program. Josef Rosen- berg was liberally complimented for what was undoubtedly skilfully and sympatheticaLy interpreted ac. compartments for Mr Oonnell.
 The Mcdowell Male Chorus was enthusiastically received ill all Of It's numbers The organization is show ing inureaslng development in is work with each appearance. Ark ansas Democrat.
 Music lovers can hear Miss Davis and Joseg Rosenberg in concert 8, the Arlington "Wednesday evening a. S:30.
 Miss Davis is a daughter of the late Senator Davis of this state
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AMERICAN STEAMERS
 ARRIVE SAFELY IN PORT
THE PHlLALEDPHlA AND FIN LAND REACH LIVERPOOL WITH
 OUT BEING MoLEsTED.

New York, Feb, 5.-With the safe arrival today at Liverpool of the American Line steamships Philadel- phia and Finland and the arrival here from Liverpool of the St. Paul, only two American passenger ships are now at sea-the Kroonland, which sailed from Liverpool January 3l, and the New York, which left the same port February 8, The Owego, an American freighter, left here today for Genoa. Messages to officials of the American line in this city told of the arrival at Liverpool of the Phila- delphia and the Finland.
 Officials of the American Line an. nounced tonight that the St. Louis detained here since Saturday, would rot sail before Wednesday, Febru- ary :, at noon" It had been annornc- cd that the St. Louis probably would get away today, but when the hour set for her departure arrived ii was said it had been decided to wait further advices from the state depart ment at Washington before permit ting her to proceed
 Clearances here today were light. Only l2 vessels were reported by custom officers as taking out the necessary sailing papers. Among these were the White Star steamship Cretic, with cargo for Naples, and the Atherstone CBritish) for Bordeaux, cleared by the French line The other ships cleared for coastwise and LatinAmerican ports.
 Officials of the Scandinaian, Nor wegian and Holland lines said that until instru4tions from their home offices were received they would con tinue to hold what vessels they have in United States ports.
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HEAVY FIGHTING BETWEEN
 CARRANZA AND VILLA FORCES

Fl Paso, Tex Feb. 5.--Heavy fight ing is going on between the forces ot Ca-ranza and Villa al 8 .oint 70 miitf west Of Chihuahua City, according to passengers from Chihuahua City who arrived tonight at Juarez.
 The passengers said a hundred and fifty Carranza wounded had been bought into Chihuahua City A Car. ranza general was also reported kill ed who, one rumo1 said, Was General Francisco Gonzales laie commander Of the Juarez garrison.
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PERSHING'S FORCES
 REACHES UNITED STATES
REFUGEES FROM MEXICO WHO PRECEDED THE TROOPS RE
 MAIN A PROBLEM.

Columbus, x. M, Feb 5.-Ten thousand thoroughly seasoned soldiers members of General John J. Persh- ings Mexican punitive expedition, re. turned to the United States today after more than l0 months foreign service
 Interest of the soldiers tonight was divided between the pleasures of their first leave of absence in an American town since they entered and the recent developments in the inter- national situation
 High army officials from the base camp here and from other camps in the Southwest who witnessed the parade from Palomas Lakes today eN- pressed qualification at the apparent physical fitness of the men.
 Tomorrow the soldiers will resume their march to border stations and Columbus will gradually lapse back into it's calm which was broken by Villas raid early in the morning on March 9, last
 The refugees from Mexico who pre- ceded the troops remain a problem for the civil authorities, as there are more than 5000 encamped here The American Red Cross has been ap pealed to for assistance in feeding | these refugees
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F C. Short, New York City; MT and
 Mrs Joe Mandot, New Orleans; Mrs. C. Ramsey, Duluthe. Minn.; Mrs. Dora
 Kusehmer, Chicago, lll; A B. Bor- yen and wife Minneapolis, Minu.: H
 E SpraEGe and wife 500 City, Iowa. ; R. l.. Eastine, Little Rock; w. c. Hall, St. Louis; R. M Cray Indiana. J. w. Gardner Mem his Curtis Mo Christie, St Lou 0. II Helzharel. st. Louis; J. J. Mi.ligan, Ltt,e Rock; Jno. W, Crawford, Little Rock; Cyrus O. Speck, Evansville, Inl; \. M Mayhew, Wichita, Kansas: II. Lip- man, Philadelphia; A. Chuck, Bur Ala; H. II. Schmuck, Little Rock; H. Greenfield New York City; Mrs. Carter, Fl Paso; C. P, Barnwel!, Buffalo. New York; A. H. Sommers, Memphis, Tenn; Morris Garden, Mobile, Ala; Jno A. Sackmen, Cape Girordi; J. A. Wiedeman, Kansas City; Rayston Jett, Little Rock; II. J. Burnham, Birmingham, Ala. Paul Ford, New Orleans; II. N Loush and wife, Chicago, Ill.,; Lean Beattie, Glade Springs, Va; w. II. Walker, Little Rock; II. F. Willis, Little Rock W. c. Fsote Boston, Mass; !. E. Laudau-, Boston, Mass; W. Joe Beard Dallas, Texas; r. J. Hall, New Haven, Conn; J. B. Daniels and wife, Piedmont, Mo Frank knawe and wife, Minneapolis.
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Distillers Offer Government Their
 Plants.

Louisville, Ky. Feb. 5.--Ali distilL ing plants in the state of Kentucky were placed at the disposal Of tn United States for the production >t alcohol to be used il the manufacture Of munitions, il telegram sent late today to Secretary of War Baker uy !. D. Wathen, Jr. president of the Kentucky Distilers and Wholesale Llq or Dealers Association.
 His actiCn was authorized at a meet ing of the executive committee of tan dist'Ler7' organization held here to. day. There are 203 distllcries of al classes in the state. according to Mr. Nathen or these, 15 having in 8 daily capacity of 2o0,oo0 gallons, now are nga1cd In alcohol production.
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This-And Five Cents!

DON'T MISS THIS Gut out thls slip. enclose five certs to To.ey & Co., 2SSj Sheft.e ave, Chicago. H., writ ing your name and address clearly You will receive in return trial package containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for bronchial coughs. colds and croup. Foley Kidney Pills, for pain lu sides and back, rheumd- tism, bachache, daey and bladder ailments; and Foley Cathartic Tablets a wholesome and thoroughly cleans ing cathartic, especially comforting to stout persons A. C. Jennings.
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Arsenal Instructed to Purchase Mate rials for an Army of 5o6,ooo Men.

rhiIideiph'a Feb. g.-The EchuylN arsenal has been authorized by the war department to purchase mater.l's 10. an army ol 5o6,o00 men, according 10 Colonel George H. Penr-se, com manding officer at the arsenal. In .As past he said. the arsenal had bea- called upon to supply 3.t 100000 men.
 Colonel Penrose s1.d that more than fifty factory owners in the New England states and a. far west a,
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What to Do For Bad Colds.

i. ecu want coaeh medicine that 9ives quick and sare action in ca. n1 colds, coughs or ~oup, get Foley 6 Honey and Tar lt heals ntamed or swollen membranes Il throat. chest O.. AroaoAia ta5es 5reahs up tight coughs loDse1s the nhlesm, make broetans ea. .icr stops tickling n throat ". F. r-cmas, Summcrvuc Ga, writes. "Fo.ey's Honey and Tar is a most efficient remedy for coughs, hoalaeness etc. have used { with excellent rasats 4. C. Jcn- ninss
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Japanese Cruisers On Lookout for
 Raider in Pacific.

Port Angelc- Wash. Feb. 5.--Tele- grams received here today repor, the presence of two Japanese cruisers of Cape Flatery Shipping men here expressed the op.nion that the war ships probably we.e sent 10 thls coast because of recent rumor of German raider on the west coast.
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pOTASH SULPHUR WATER ,s NATURES OWN PRODUCT, a spark ing Alkaline water. a natural cure for diseases of inc stomach bladder and kidneys The EIXier Of ldfe. 2-2-tt.
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BAN ON FREDDIE WELSH.

Milwaukee, Wis, Feb. 5.--Freddie Welsh, lightweight champion boxer today was suspended from participat- ing n bouts in Wisconsin for one year, the maximum punishment under the state law fol alleged "shamminS and sta ling ill his recent Lout with Richie Miglhcll
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-06

Oreeon rad volunteered to turn their pau.s over to h.m for the use of the
 United states government in case ot necessity Al the present time, h% added. there .s uot enough stock on hand in arsena.s 10 meet 1u emar- geucy.
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HOTEL COMO ARRIVALS.

K Moody, Forest City; A. F. So. iournercity; J. F. Judd, St. l.cuis. Mo. l.. Dammestatteg, Belleyille, II linois F. F Mccormick, Nashville; w. E Townes, St. Louis. Mo: Max l. smith and wife, Great Falls; H. Jacobs, Moston Mass; MT and Mrs
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Marconi Company Offers Its organiza
 ton

New olrk, Feb. 5.--The Maroon. Wireless Telegraph Company Of Amer ica will, in the event of an emergency, place its entire organization at the governments disposal it announced M telegram today to President WI son from Edward J. Nally vice res.- dent and general manager.
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MANY APPLICATIONS FOR
 NATURALIZATION PAPERS

New York, Feb. 5.--More than 101 applicants for first papers of Amer can citizenship, a large percentage being Germans CT Austrians, were n inc today when the office of natural. zatcn was opened fo9 business.
 This number, officials of the bureau lid, was about double what could be Spected under normal circumstance
 From Chicago, st. Louis, Philaiel- tbia and numbers of other larger dies came E.aaorss a- sleatiy increas- ;, npv. @ ications fo. natural
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MArrRsssea MAuE NEW.

People make mistake in throwing away their mattresses when we can renovate them and make them as good as new by our new electric mdchin- cry process.
 UFho.stering. furniture repairing, teather clearing and renoyatins, suchion work and high grade bedding Al, work Euaralieod.
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NOTICE.

On and after February ', 1917 the Board Of Public Affairs will not al. low any bills against tue City of Hot Springs. Arkansas, without reqcis4. ticu signed by the mayor and arrested by the City Cork
 !. W. M'CIENnON. Attest: Mayor. A. E. JORDAN
 City Clerk '9Gt
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-06
GET SING LAUNDRY.
a0I CentraL Ave

January %. Chinese New Year I have been in the laundry business here 2i years.
 GET SING.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-06

Dr. E. r. Vinegar mas returned to his practice and can be found at his office 346-34S Central avenue. from g to i2 and to pm. 11-l4-tf.
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PATRIOTIC OFFERS
 MADE GOvERNMEk I
KENTUCKY DlSTlLLEPS WILL TURN THEIR PLANTS OVER
 TO MAKE ALCOHOL.
Rubber Company ofers its Plant.

New York, Feb. 5.-The United States Rubber Company said to be the largest rubber manaacurer in tAa world, has placed its mlnuactru D and distriEting resourc lt the ser vice of the government .t was an uoanced tonight
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LANDER MATTRESS co. 301-5 Third Street tt. Phone 5S

Why pay moro2 When you can get t for less at Ha,is. Ho cuts the price, l-2a-lmo,
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-06

Dr J. F. Merritt, caIls answered. day or night office phone fil. res idence l96 No s70is Central avenue.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-06

Dr. A. (. Pricharo has removed nlt offices from Citizens National Bank building to 3G2A Cen 7a' avenue. over Lemly's Drug Store 8-10-s'
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-06

Rapid free delivery Phone o45. Pub ilc Drug C mpanY s-3-U
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RIDING HABITS. For Kent or Sale

HOT SPRINGS RIDING HABIT Cd. z0g Cottage st. Phone sr
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