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The Sentinel=record., 1917-06-06
AUTO LICENSE WARNING.

All auto owners who are operating cars upon the streets Of Hot Springs or the highways of Garland county without a state license are hereby warned to provide themselves with such license immediately, and those refusing to comply with the law will be arrested
 Section 642S of said law reads as 10 lows:
 The owner of each motor vehicle shall have a numner corresponding with the number cf the certificate Of registration and registration seal, issued by the commissioner of state lands. highways and improvements, as herein before Isoyided, conspicuously displayed upon the FRONT and BACK of every such motor vehicle owned by him whenever the same shall be driven or used upon the public high ways in this state"
 Any person violating the provisions of this section shall, upon conviction. be fined in any sum not exceeding $25.~
 s. J ERICKSON
 Co lector.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-06-06
SUMMER SCHOOL
 WELL UNDER WAY
OPENED YESTERDAY IN HIGH SCHOOL WITH MEMBERSHIP OF
 OVER HUNDRED TEACHERS.
Venture Proves There Is Big Future for Summer In Annual institution of This Nature Here.

The Hot Springs Summer School Tor Teachers, under the auspices Of
 the Peabody College, Nashville. Tenn, opened in the high school building yesterday morning with over 100 mem
 bers. In that number five states
 were represented Over twenty of the
 local teachers are members. Forty
 more Hot Springs teachers have signed up for his schoo end will no doubt join their colleagues this week. Some of those who signed for this feature, but who found they could not
 attend willingly contributed their sl0 tuition fee, and it is believed that, with the sixty teachers who enrolled, together with those present and oth.
 CTS to come that the inlul session
 of this institution in Hot Springs will prove financial success.
 Certainly it will be a success where 1 education is concerned, for there has never been a faculty more proficient 1 than that which has charge Of tho
 various departments in this city. Furthermore there ,s a spirit of earn.
 est effort manifested among the teachers
 Secretary Walter M. Ebel, of the Business Mems League, welcomed the | members of the school yesterday. He
 addressed them for fifteen minutes and lad stress on he importance of I school of thu. nature n Hot Springs and the seriousness oS their work. He paid The city glowing tribute and spoke nigh y of the many improve ments and advancemenls that hau been made in civic t-t'elment ant he urged that all become boosters
 for the school. declaring that with the support and co-operat' on of those who attended the initial session that it would not be long before the fame of the Hot Springs summer school would touch every edurationa circle
 in the southern states
 This feature is The result of hard
 work on the part of Supt. O. L. Dun
 naway and judging by the opening
 yesi erday with that taken as a crit erion there is most excellent op poruniy for big .nmmer business for Hot Springs in an annual feature oi tthis nature.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-06-06
TAKE IT IN TIME.
Just as Scores of Hot Springs People
 Have.

Just as Scores of Hot Springs People
 Have.
 Waiting doesn't pay
 1T you neglect kidney backache.
 Urinary troubles often follow.
 Deans Kidney Pills are for kidney backache, and for other kidney ills. Ho Springs citizens endorse them. J White, engineer 50l Wilmington Ave, Hot Springs says Not long ago, ] was in such bad shape that | was afraid l was going to have Briehts disease My back hurt me all the time and my Kidneys acted too trely The Kidney secretions con. aimed sediment and burned in pass. age Three boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills cured me
 Price 5oc at all dealers. Don't simply ask fer a kidney remedy get noans Kidney Pulls the same tha. Mir Waite had FasterMnburu Co. Props, Buffalo. N. Y.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-06-06
MONEY FOR FARM LOANS.

At last we have perfected arrange ments whereby we can take care of al farm loans that we can get in amOunts between S200.0O and $5,00000 on seven years time. If any farmer desiring q joan will send us legal description ol his land and amount desired we will send him an application 10 fill out, and when this 8 done and abstract ap proved the inspector will pass on loan at once
 There never was a time when the farmer needed tA.s service as badly a. now, and we are fortunate in being able Co supply this demand
 WoOTEN & RECTOR, 623 Central Ave. Phone 1908
 6-22-1 W
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Beware of Strangers
HARD WORK FOR WOMEN.

Ii is a question If women doing mems work deserve particular sym pathy. for 1t is doubtful if there is any work that is harder than every. day housewC rk. Overwork tells on the kidneys and when the kidneys re affected one looks and feels oder than the actual years. Mrs. A. G. Wells, R. R. 5, Rocky Mount, N. G. writes: "1 cannot praise Foley Kid ney Pills enough for the wonderful benefit I have derived from their use for a short while "A C Jennings
 For reliable roof worK call Geo. J. Turk. phone 339. 1227-tf
The Sentinel=record., 1917-06-06

let Sorrens Drug Co IOOk aftaf yoat KODAK finishlhs Glatf
The Sentinel=record., 1917-06-06
LINES IN MEMORY OF MISS
 OTHEL LOXD.

As the night shades were slowly fad
 ing, And the starry veil dimmed on high. Her heart friends were bending OCT
 Othel To tell her, ah, soon she must die. She realized all they were saying: She was ready and willing 10 go. She will spend her eternity praying For her loved Cnes here below. Soon they laid her in beautiful Green.
 wood. To rest there for ages c'er. And her lily white soul scared np to
 heaven. Where with angels her God shell
 adore So weep no,. dear loved ones for
 Othel ls pralslns her Gcd on high shes not dead but just gone before
 us
 Dear ones do pet weep do mol
 sish
 LOIS l. mLDRErH
The Sentinel=record., 1917-06-06
RESOLUTIONS OF SYMPATHY.

Whereas. Bro. J R. Lloyd and his family have been so long connected with Third Street church, and
 Whereas. Bro Loyd himself has been for SC many years member of his board of stewards, and
 Whereas. Bro Ioyd and family have been so lately bereft of their precious daughter and sister Othel
 Be It Resolved, by the bard of stewards of Third Street church. that we extend our sympathy and condo lence to Bro Lloyd and family in this their bereavement, mmending them to Almighty God who alone can pour in the oil of gladness and banish sor. row from theHr hearts
 Signed Beard of Stewards oi Third St Methodist Church
The Sentinel=record., 1917-06-06

Dr W. IT. Hickson announces thai he treats eczema blood and all kinds Of skin diseases by a method that Is simply wonderful Also diseases Of the rectum and cures piles withou. the use of the knife. Twenty years in Hot Springs. Ark. Citizens Ma. tional Bank Building 5.3.lm
The Sentinel=record., 1917-06-06
The Maxwell Proves Itself

We stake reputation that the Maxwell will than make good on all have told about 1t.
 All c ask of you Is that you win let prove it.
 in to sales and let the demonstrate itaeIf you.
 It won't take you long realize that have said enough in praise of the Maxwel Roadser $ssO Touring Car SS6si cabrOlst. S8ssj Car $9I5i Sedan, S9s5; completely equipped. including
 sLsetyis aad Lfghts All prices fO b. Detroit
The Sentinel=record., 1917-06-06
Thousands of Maxwell their for $6 to $8 month
 the Maxwell the for the world in upkeep

that they get upwards of thirty miles gallon of sAsO- hne-sOms forty, to $s
 Mrs Miriam Thsyer seeey, Professor in the Oregon ASr cultural College drove her Maxwell the continent and back9700 miles every conceivable variety of roadon bill of $s s9 month for gasoline, oil and rsPas
 The Maxwell costs $665 {. O b. Detroit
 nd hat small price il distributed many years
 flor many, merely two. of ssFv- ice of a Maxwell
 How The Maxwell Machine Excels
 The engine marvel sturdy, darsble, simple, depend able, with to
 The tsnsmssion simple smooth, selflubrieatng, sssn h6c trouble-proof
 The Maxwell clutch in oil--is we&r-proof-mOrs efficient than the clutch made, matter what Pses or class
 Maxwell axes degBedforged heat-treated, and built complete fSeories They have stood service under four of the possible them by mo than 200 900
The Sentinel=record., 1917-06-06
Beware of Strangers

Fresh Strawberry Ice Cream. All cream ice cream. The Pastuerized Milk Go. Phone 15. 5-Stf
The Sentinel=record., 1917-06-06
Beware of Strangers

li your milk and cream is not satis. factory try Humphreys Dairy Tele phone aooi.F2. 5.l5.tf
The Sentinel=record., 1917-06-06

Logan Berry Ice Cream The Pas teEr'ged MIR Co. 4l.tf
The Sentinel=record., 1917-06-06

PURITY ICE AND ICE CREAM co. producer of good goods only.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-18
Army Crisis In Russia
Is Ayerted ed By It's
H:nfoa f'~si ' s.
TO Harmful Doctrines i
Due he III Lack # discipline
Cablnlt ne 4raVble Adjusted

Petrograd, May II, via London
As ! result Of the meeting Ia Petro.
grad Of the commanders chief
from all the fronts except the eau.
casus, General BruasiIoff and Curke
have withdrawn their designations
and reports of further resignation,
sre refuted bT the definite an
nounsement that al the command.
ers have decided to remain at their
posts. Thus the crisis in the army.
which formed m alarming accom-
paniment to the political crisis. has
been -averted. 4 49,
2 Discussing with the Temporary
government the serious conditicn Of
affairs 1t the front, the command
ery declared that the unfortunate
phrase, .speace without annexation, +"
had fouod its way to the arn.y sni
was there translated into an ..rgu .
ment' against offensive warfare
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-18

Washington, May 17.-Final &C
ton was taken BY Congress today on
the war army bill, the second OF the
major measures 81. the war.
The Senate, by . vote Of IS 10 9,
adopted the conference report &C
ceDted yesterday by the House. Vice
President Marshall ard Speake,
Clark will sign the bill tomorrow
ami send it to the White House for
President Wilson's approval. Il vii!
be law before tomorrow night.
As finally approved, the bill pre-
vides for raising, by selective con
scription, a war army in increment>
Of 500, 900 men from 81 to 80 year,
of age. It also authorizes, witkour
directing the President to raise vol
un:eer forces which Colonel Roose-
velt desires to take to France, and
greatly increase the pay Of all en-
listed men.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-18

is left On the bed while the Gas u
turned on.
Ramon goes to the bah, sends in
the hote and carriage call, and Julia
hurries out and enters the machine.
She is hurried to an insane asy-
lum, where Savatz has made ar
rargements with the authorities to
give treatment to her daughter"
whom she warns the doctors is sub
ject to delusions and imagines her
self princess. Here she is confined
as patient. But Juan becomes
aware of the plot and gets the I'd.
dress Of the asylum.
Phillip, recovering consciousness,
manages to unhook the telephone re-
ceiver. The switchboard operator
sends boy to investigate and Phil
lip is rescued.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-18
EvANcELINE TONIGHT

Brought up in the home of q
Quaker family, Gypsy waif, upon
growing to womanhood, is tempted
by fniery. She weds her temnter,
then turns against him because Of
his selfishness and brutality. Quit
ting her husband, she goes to city
to fight her own way.
A young humanitarian falls in
love with her. He begs her to divorce
her husband and wed him. Although
her heart goes out to him she re-
fuses his offer. Her husband is killed
in an accident. Again the humani-
tartan seeks the former Gypsy wait,
who, having learned the secret Of
Eve-the secret Of real happiness in
1ife-pursues the course she has
been following. =
"The Secret Of Eve" is . power
ful play interpreted by q powerful
star. 71''f'''''' = =
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-18
Ieuton Resistance Is
Overcome By The
British IS! miB|ig B iig Advance |! e 6
Italians !!a!i' Are !' Making king Head. Head!
way ea the ''hiest Frea!
# !ay i! Prisoners !! Take

After days Of most intense fight
ing. with the positions several
times changing bands snd men fell
in hpndrsds, in attacks and counter.
attecks. Ne British forces have. .,
last driven the Germans. out Of the
yihage Of Bullecourt and once mora
ays tArestenipg the southern end of
tie QFoconrtQ Queant line which
Field Aarshall- Won Hindenburg con.
st<ueted to defend Cambrai from ths
eastward advance Of. Field Marshall
Hays army. 7,..e-- -.
Likewise to the east Of J. Asras,
around the village Of Roeux, the
battle has been ragged with vicious.
hess sacarcely ever before seen, and
here also the British have been sue
cesful against the Germans. In
Wednesday nights fighting the Ger
mans were forced to give ground
before counter attacks inside the
village of Roeux and loosen thei:
holds on the positions they previous
ly had taken.
From Tomino to the sea the Ital-
ians are keeping up their strong Of
fensiye against the Austrians or
warding off violent counter-attacks
against positions they had captured,
in their new push. All countcr-at-
tacks thus far have failed, says the
Rome Office, and the Italians have
been able to capture positions on
various sectors throughout the fight
ing zone.
In Macedonia also the forces of
the Teutonic allies are meeting with
reverses at the hands of Entente
troops. In the Cerna river region,
notwithstanding the fact that they
threw into the action fresh rein.
forcements from Bulgaria, the Ger,
mans lost to the French troops posi-
tions on front Of nearly a nalf-
mile, while to the east, in the Struma
region, the British have taken the
village of Kjupri and elements of
enemy trenches.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-18
ikjiI}Aa ikjiI}Aa sadsE Isads! AAesesR!|s AsR|| Plan !'ll|! d
England.s Premier for calbnq
All Fish Conviisaiiid6onl ! Of all
Ctssds G! 81 to Decide \ CD! Question

London. May 17.-John Redmond
leader Of the Irish Nationalists il
tAe House Of Commons, today N.
jscted the proposal Of Premier Lloyd
Gorge for > settlement Of the home
rule question, but accepted the pro-
POSI- for the immediate calling Of q
convention to decide on . govern
nent for Ireland.
Nr. Redmond, in . letter to Prem
ier Lloyd George, accepts on behalf
81 the Irish party the proposal for
ss'sssembling = convention Of Irish
men Of all parties for the purpose Of
producing : scheme Of Irish self
eioveinninlaent on condition that the
asis on which the convention is to
bs called il such as to ensure that it
> fully and fairly representative Of
irishmen Of all creeds, interests and
PARTIES; and, secondly, that the COM
lhittse b. jandinoned with6ut delay.
ttf
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-18
~. .. NAVY RECRUITING STA.
81 TlON.
New Orleans, La.

=
Il New Orleans, La.
10 the Young Men Of Morgan City
Il A Navy recruiting party, tr8vel-
Ing BY automobile, will visit Morgan
City during the next two weeks. The
pe-ty will come here to secure re-
sTu:ts for the Navy.
- On the lookout for this party
nd do not pass up this opportunity
~ serve your country by enlisting in
~ Navy.
The Navy is the place for young
3nen who are ambitious. It has much
IA offer. The following are some Of
- advantages offered BY this
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-18
ARCADE TONIGHT

The fifth episode of the romantic
Vitagraph serial of Louis Joseph
Vance, "The Secret Kingdom" anc
which is entitled Carriage Call 1O1'
is the attraction at the Arcade to-
night It tells how in the meartime
Siraond had dispatched Count Ra.
mon, his rascally Prime Minister, to
aid Savatz in her attempts agains,
Phillip.
Juan gives Julia his oath tina,
Phillip is the rightful King Of Alania
and when Ramon makes sneaky at
tempt to pilfer the secret packet
Julia finds her suspicious of Ramon,
Savatz and her father growing and
informs Ramon that she is going to
marry .'the imposter."
Madam Savstz, disguised. gets in
TO the room next to Phillips at the
hotel, and ovefhsars Phillip plan 10
50 to the crest BAH which MFs. Man.
varips i giving p honor of Princess
4plie-in tie gpise Of ! chauffeur,
send in : note and ? carriage call.
sps a. speed ith " lplie te New Jersey
When Phillip dresses that night in
sz.S 6 s'stses costume ses Ramon :aa
Ramon assumes ths chauffeprs Dis
guise and Phillip, bound and helpless
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-18

branch Of the service: STEADY
JOB, NO UNFAIRNESS THE BEST
MAN WINS, PAY GOOD, CHANCE
TO LEARN A TRADE, TRAVEL.
EDUCATION, CHANGE or
SCENE, FRESH AIR, SUN, SEA,
HEALTH, ATHLETIC LIFE, PAY
GOES ON WHILE SICK, IF DIS
ABLED YOU GET A PENSION, 4
$4,000 OUTFIT OF CLOTHING ON
ENLISTMENT, PLUS $15.75
MONTHLY ALLOWANCES.
If you have . trade your place Is
in the navy. Exceptional opportuni-
ties for skilled men at this time. If
you want to learn trade, the Navy
win learn you one and pay you
while learning.
There are men in the Navy today
who enlisted in the lowest rating and
are now officers drawing pay as high
as $2,4Q0.OO ! year. II you are am
bilious you will have the same op-
portunity.
The recruiting party is coming 70
Morgan City to give further infor-
nation. Should you miss the party .
letter addressed to this station will
give you full information.
S. NJ. LaBOUNTY,
1t. U. s. Navy, Recruiting Officer.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-18
AMERICAN NATIONAL RED
Cross. y ~.
4 Proelam!ia!ltion.

! whereas, the American Natlona
Red Cross having been incorporated
by an act Of Congress January S
1905, ITO furnish volunteer aid t.
the sick and wounded Of armies ii
time Of war, in accordance with tn.
spirit and conditions Of tn.
Treaty Of Geneva Of August 22
1861; and
Whereas, it is desirable definiteli
to state the relations that shall ex
ist between the American Nationa
Red Cross and the military depart
nents of the government in the ev
ent Of war:
Now, Therefore, I, William H
Taft, President Of the United States
by virtue of the authority in me
vested, do hereby declare and pro.
claim
1. That the American National
Red Cross is the only volunteer soc.
iety now authorized by this govern.
ment to render aid to its land and
naval forces in time Of war.
2. That any society desiring to
render similar assistance can do 50
only through the American National
Red Cross.
8. That to comply with the re.
quirements of Article 10 of the In.
ternational Red Cross Convention of
1906 (revision Of the Treaty. Of
Geneva), that part Of the American
National Red Gross rendering aid to
the land end naval forces will con.
stitute q part Of the sanitary .,ervi
ces thereof. IL
4. That should Il be desirable in
time of war. or when war is immi-
nent. for the War Denartment er
the Nsvy DepaEtment to j make use
OF the services Of the American Ma.
tioral Red Cross. the Secretary of
such Deparnnept' il authorised to
communicate with the President Of
the Society. specifying the character
"f the services required, and desig-
mating the place or places where the
personal and material will be as
sembled.
5. That when any member of the
American National Red Cross re-
ports for duty with the land or naval
forces of the United States, pursu-
ant to a proper call, he will there
after be subject to military laws and
as provided in Article 10
of the International Red Cross Con-
vention Of 1906, and will be provid-
ed with the necessary brassard and
certificate Of identity.
6. That except in cases Of great
the personel Of the
American National Red Cross will
not be assigned to duty at the front,
but will be confined to the hospitals
in the home country, at the base Of
operations, or hospital ships, and
along lines Of communication Of the
and naval forces Of the Uni
Ted States.
In Witness Whereof I have here
unto set my hand and caused the
,eal Of the United States to be affix-
d. ss
none ~ the CITY of Washincfon
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-18

this twenty-second day Of August
A. D., one-thousand nine hundred
and eleven, and Of the Independence
Of the United States Of America,
the one hundred and thnty-sixth.
VIM. II. TAFT
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-18
IMPORTANT NOTICE

A meeting is called for tomorrow
night, Friday, May 18, at the City
Hall ats o'clock to organize :
branch Of the Gulf Coast Training
Association. As Ais is an important
meeting a fun attendance of tho
citizens is urged.
NJ. D. SHANNON, Mayor
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-18
EvANcELINE SUNDAY

In the Pallas production, "Hel
Own People," Lenore Uhrich is seer
rs { Iona, the daughter of JON,
J. emp, a wealthy society man, ane
the Indian wife whom he married
after renouncing his own society fol
lowing an unfortunate love affair.
Alona grows up in ignorance Of
her fathers wealth, and meets Frank
Co!vin. = young prospector. Keaqp
realizing that he must provide III
his dsushtsr's future, sends her to !
fashionable eastern boarding school.
The aaajoritY Of the girls snub her.
but one, realizing that she will be =
great catch for her brother. take.
here to her home. Alona overhears
the brother and sister talking Of her
wealth, promptly becomes disgusted
and returns To her Indian friends.
Colvin finds her and offers his love
but Alona, suspicious, refuses him.
Finally through an agent she buys
Colvin's mine and returns to her
mansion in Washington. Colvin, now
wealthy, finds her and again offers
his love to the poor Indian maid who
has suddenly been transformed into
a beautiful society girl.
In connection with this wonderful
feature the famous Charlie Chaplin
will be shown, entitled "On Easy
Street." Owing to the Lake Charles
shipper this picture did not appear
last Sunday.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-18
AUTOMOBILE TO HIRE

Charge for trips within City limit;
Csc for one passenger. For party of
two of more 15c each.
DAY AMI NIGHT SERVICE
Phone 81 or 325. A. CUTRERA
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-16

south leg of thev"Y" at Montpelier june
ton about 1870 o'clock last night,
blocked the branch tracks all night and
the tracks were not cleared until 7
o'clock this morning, when the wrecking
crew from st. Adams arrived and with
the big derrick replaced the car on the
track The branch train in turning in
for the night runs, had to use the pass
ing track of the main line. The same
train after leaving the junction follow
ing the clearing up of this trouble,
blocked two trains at the gravel pit for
an hour or more this morning by the
pulling out of a drawbar The delayed
trains were the southbouud way freight
and northbound through freight trains.
The report Of the fatal accident to
Richard Q. Grifliths of Wells has been re-
ceved in the office of the commissioner
of industries. The report is about as
much delayed in arrival a. any recently
received in the office Mr. Grifiiths, while
employed by the Roberts Slate company
on July II, was injured at Wells by
hammer slipping and hitting him in the
side, bruising a rib from the effects of
which he died July 20 in an Albany, n.
y, hospital
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-16

dairy products of our allies. They have
been asking for larger and larger exports
from us. Last year we sent them three
times as much butter and almost ten
times as much condensed milk as we used
to send them before the war. Yet we
must not only keep up to this level, but
do still better.
Why we must send sugar-Before the
war France, Italy and Belgium produced
as much sugar as they used, while Eng
land drew most of its supply from what
are now enemy countries. France and
Italy are producing less than they need,
while England is cut off from the source
of 10 per cent of her usual imports.
These three allied countries must now
have 100000 tons more of sugar than
they did before the war from the same
sources from which we drew our supplies
We must divide with them. We can do
it by economizing. The usual American
consumption per person is just double
that of France.