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DAILY COTTON LETTER.

New York March 9-Notwithstauding the receipt of southern adVices indicating the bability of extreme difficulties be-
 ing experienced in securing cargo space for cotton shipmeuts n the near future, the market advanced One report from the south iutmatcd that the British government has taken permits away from ships carrying cotton tu Norway and Sweden while another said that no ton- mage was available for shipments dur ing March. The bullishuc~s uf the situation by many was regarded as an overshadowins influence and the stead fly decreasing local stocks the certified amount of which yesterday totalled 31,- l4S bales compared with 3S.936 the day previous, and lj.415 on March 2, was an added incentive to constructive tactics. The diminishing supplies of cotton here in New York and the higher southern basis which initiates against deliveries. condition. which if maintained. it is assured, will create rather uncomfort- able position for shorts in the nearby months. Liverpool stocks. owing to the smaller imports, showed a decrease for the week of all kinds Of cotton of q. 900 bales. True, exports the past few days have been mcagre but the allied coun- tries cannot afford to allow their stocks of cotton to decrease gt this ratio or they will within short space of time be reduced to alarmiugly low point It is therefore more than probable that eN- pol tS should increase m the near future and as spot holders seem Co be indif- tereut as to the disposal of his supplies
 nurchases on re"essions would seem co be the logical course Co pursue
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DAILY GRAIN LETTER.

Chicago. March Wheat. Buying Was general and In large volume for the tilst hall of the session, substantial proportiol of which was credited to ex- Inl tcrs. But the selling was correspond nglN heavy and 8S the market demult strated, was more than sufficient to sup lE the demand sagging tendency pl dominated and the close was at low point News cmanatue from export circles was conflicting. some authorities expressing the belief that re-seliug of ali grains has been in progress for some ume past. while others, equally well in- formed say they do not think there rs any re-selling in evidence. Kansas City quoted cash wheat rather slow at un- changed premiumsI WInnipes claimed ihe edge off Of cash wheat thctc and the market l l-2 Go cents lower Crop reports yaiS. the Modern Miller con- inmed the need of moisture southwest and sald crop damage In Kentucky and Tennessee by winter kill, but conditions favorable in the soft wheat area At- lvntlon IS called Co thc fact that me kv - etnment report showed only @. .000. 00o bushels of wheat n farmers hands in the northwestern states. which IS only slightly iu excess of seed requirements We fee! confident that there was consid- crable more export business consumuqt- cd today than has been reported and hc- leNc lt reasonable 10 assume that this buying is a reflection Of some well de- llned prospect Of an improvement m the ear situation The market should
 
 after todaVs decline and those who sold on the theory that the government re> port has been discounted might find it necossaly 10 reinstate their lines at higher prices.
 Corn. Notwithstanding the easiness of wheat this nlfket showed stubborn re- sistance td selling pressure and closed with an undorculrent of strength 1-l Co 1-S cents higher than last ngihi Talk was again heard of rc-senlng by sea- board interests rnt apparently nothing could offset the bullishuess of the situa- ton as subStantiated bV yesterdays goV- crument report. Movement In and out of primary markets continues moderate. Even though this reported re-selliug may act as d temporary check against the upward movement the speculative trade much not lose sight of the urgent re- duircmcnts of eastern ronsumerg and the Likelihood oh present re-serrs, being compelled to re-pUrchase at higher prices when the car situation eases eHftciautiv to permit shipments and with stocks at such @ low ebb. this would mean a much higher range Of prices
 Oats Followed the action of corn to
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DAILY STOCK LETTER.

New York. March 9.-The action of the steel ifun the start which WAa the lead vI Iu StenGth today lutparted cumtdehc" to the advocates of higher prices and m tho final hour the general market dls- played huoyaucS with all issues lnciinlnA upward There was am unsuitable de- mand for United States Steel from man\ sources, much Of this being inspired bN the reports of ful thcr advances in th" prices of the finished article. Copper shares came in for more attention the high price of tho red metal stimulating a broader inquiry, An item nf interest was thv statement cleditcd to the fed efd reserve board. apparently changing its atttude SIS to its feelings toward American banking participation and m- Nostmeut in foreign bond totatious. There were no sensational developments in the international situation dId the tiollishius condition ot domestic trade in mostly all branches Of industry arc now receiving due consideration with the result that s further enhancement in values in he mor2 substantial udustrals and copper issues will nu doubt take
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OR SALE small soda fountain. Phor 2 -
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EoR coMMlssloNER-

The Sentinel Record k authorized 10 announce the name If Gus Strauss as a candidate or commissioner of Hot Springs under the commission form of govern meut
 I'he Sentinel Record iy authorized 10 announce the name of R. C. Morris as 90 under the commission form of govern ment
 The sauuuel-Record is authorized to announce thc name of r. \. Roth as % unde~ the commission form of govern meut
 The Sentinel Record Is authorized to announce the name of Leonard K. Ellis as candidate for commissioner of Hot Springs under thc commission form of govern mcnt
 The sentinel-Record is autholzed 10 announce the name of Hamp WAh1ms a9 candidate for commissioner of Hot Sprlues under the commission form Of govern mVnt.
 ql4e senuuel-Rccord is authorizcd to announce the uamr ol Bob Jones a" candidate for commissioner of Hot SW!HlS under the commission form oi govern mcnt.
 The sontiueI-Rocord is authorized tc announce George .NalAhn as candidate for commissioner of Hot Snrina7 under the commission form oi govern
 Tbc Sontinol-Record is authoized to a1nounce the name of M A EiSele 2s
  under the commission form of govern mcnt
 The Seutinel Record is authouzod t9 announce W. R. Poe as a candidate TOT Citv commissioner under the commission form of gtFarument plan.
 The Sentinel. Record iS authorized |" announce l co F. Mclaughlin as a candi date for commissioner under the new commission form of government plan for Hot Springs.
 The Sentinel-Record is authorized Co announce Frank A. Stearns for commls- sioner under the new colnmSSloh l"lH of government.
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FOR SNLE-INU blood White leshorr
 aggs CaH 332 Mt lda St Telcphone IgIS 2-2I-iu
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large extent. Selling pressure Was t4ol rAHcmeN nelNA, out buyers appai~ oullv Williug to awalt d sympathetic set back. Thon was good class of support iu evidence on the break. Nesteruay s government report was decidedly buH- lsl shoNlug and at the present ivvel of plct- inr market can log regarded as being on an excellent investment basis.
 Provisions: Sentiment mixed as Co the probable result of the act of the British government in assuming control uf hog products. cheese and butter, and there was some selling at the start based on this news.
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SEPARATES SALE

wiu son at pubic auctI0n f0 tNa highest bidder at W NJ Overs Gro cerv Store 4oi Central Ave, on the -lst day of March. A. D. 191G between the hours for judicial sales the Following propertV. to-wit All the ac- counts due W. NL Over and stock of erocerics, consisting of staple and fancy groceries, levied upon by mr as inc property of W M. Dyer to satlsfN m execution in my hands against him, which issued rom the Municipal Court of Hot SpiinGs Garland county in favor of Scott Mayer Commission O.. in Gar land county. Arkansas
 BRAD o. SMITH. Sheriff
 Itv J IT, Breckenridge. D. z.
 Hot Springs. Ark, March g. l9li
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AN ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR MAYOR

The S.utmel- Record is authorized to announce George R. Fielding as candi- date for mayor under the Commiss lon form oi government plan
 The Sentinel-Beco Is authorized Co announce George A. Callahan as a can- the commission form of government plan.
 The Sentinel Record Ls authorized 10 announce the name uI Dr J w. McCIcn- don as a candidate for mayol Of Hot Springs under the commi ion form of government plan.
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LEGAL NOTICES
sHEPIFF's SALE

VI sell at public auction. 10 the highest bidder, at W. NJ. Overs Grocery Store .04 Central avenue, on the -lst daN of March. A. D 1917, between the hours for judicial sales, the following personal property. to-wit: One stock of grocerles' consisting of staple and fancy GrocerlgS levied upon by me as the property of w N Dyer. to satisfy an execution In my hands against him. which issued from tho Municipal Court of Hot springs, in Garland county in favor of Plunkett- Jar roll Grocery Co. in Garland county. Ark Hp~Is.
 Ferns Cash in hand.
 BRAD O. SMITH Sheriff.
 Rv J II Breckenridge l1, S
 Hot Springs. Ark. March 9, 1917,
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ANNoUNCEM EET.

Dr W. IT, Hickson announces that he treats eczema, blood and all kinds of skin diseases by method that is simply wonderful Also diseases of the rectlm and cures piles without the use of the knife Twenty years in Hot Springs Citizens Natl. Bank Hldgr 2-2l-1m
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lOTIcE OF ApMINIsTRAToPfe eAIE

Notice is hereby given that on the elth day of March. A. D. 1917. between me hours Of judicial sales. in pursuance Garland County, Arkansas, made on the 3th day of February. 1917, l will as ad- mlniSlfator Of the estate of Peter Such inslti offer for sale to the highest bid- der on a credit of three months. the purehaser giving security for the nay m' nt ot the purchase money. the follow Garland county Araknsas. towit; The southwest quarter of the southwest ouar- Ter oi section 29. township 1 north of range 19 west
 THOMAS 1IANIEY. Administrations
 Dated March g. 1917. g-4-o1t
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FOR SALE Bv Non Resident owner

While l am here, for short time
 only, | am offering for sale my two farms, joining. four mues southwest of Hot Springs, on fine county road; the 70 acre farm has five room house with large nall and porch on three sides IS paint ed a bungalow brown and white, and newly papered. There are two frame barns. fine well ot Wa ter which never goes dry one acre fenced with six foot chicken wire: three chicken houses. } The forty acre place has three } room house, porch In front, large log barn well. two springs and ] creek, both places have Eaberta peach trees: soil Is exceptionally D good as both places lie in valley called Pleasant Valley. Forty } acres of the sixty are in cultiva- ] ton, all fenced with hog wire ! fence. balaucC timber, hickory, oak and pine.
 Last year tenant raised hales D of cotton on less than five acres , and averaged 40 bushels Of corn per acre, and average of l0e bush ! els Of sweet potatoes to acre. e Only wish to sch because have ranch interests in the west Will . make bargain price while l am , here, and il win nav you to inves- iirate Call 33l Central Ave. D Phone 2f4e. 37-tf
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ALLEN lTOTCUI<lSS, Clerk

Dr. E. F Vinegar has returned to his practice and can be found at his office 3i6S4S Central avenue, from 9 to i2 and to pm. 11.14-ts.
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COR SALE Busch Sisters eiegapt lN- .uGes consisting Of show cases, "all .ases. shelving beautiful office. safe and telephone Miss Busch. 15S2. l--0 1T FOR SALE-Very cheap. chicken iucu- bators, feed choppers, complete outi (. Phone tf3i. T. -"-t IT
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST An ensign camera. left ou noun tam seat back of Maurice baths Reward fl returned to desk 1t Naukesha hotel
 3-9-3t l OST--tue 3UN3 l-1 uuu--kid Millpr black ttead easing. complete with inner tuAe FireStOue tread dCmOuptable rim. Tire never used Party sending win be lIl etally rewarded br E Y. Phillips, Malvern Ark S-g-Gt LOST Gold bracelet watch between Eastman and Western Union office. Re- turn to room .sse. Eastman Hotel
 "-4-9t
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Alaba Remedy, price si.00 a bot ,le. R. c Morris Drug Co 2.2Stf.
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hDMlNIsTRATRfx NOTICE.

N-'te, s hereby given that the under -'o-. ldrainistratriX of the estate ot Nathsg Thomas deceased. will apply to trn proaate Court of Garland county Attansas. on the twelfth day of March iel-. or os. soon thereafter, as she ca9 lr ho1'd, for an order authorizing and af-.atf~r the sale of certain real estate selouvtuc to said estate lying and be- i0e situated in Montgomery county Al'7 7rSag.
 Nyr.f one-half of the northeast eighty tor5s u7rt of tho southwest of tho north Va-t wcn'v-four acres, part of the west rr"-nf of the southwest eightv acres. r-.tl"1st of tho soCthwee' forty acres. All in section thirty-siX. township ore. ~anee tweutvtwe west, Montgomery fly. Arkansas
 The above dtacribed lands will be sold for the purpose of paying the debts pro- tuted and allowed against the estate of \atnan Thomas. deceased and the sur plus, ii any. be paid to the legal and lawful heirs Of said estate.
 Given under my hnd at Hot Springs. Arkansas, this seventeenth day of Feb- ruarY. 1917.
 JOHN ELLA THOMAS, AdmluistratriX of the estate of Nathan
 Thomas. Deceased
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NOTICE ro rAE pllallc

IfQt SpIings, Afk., Feb. 2S I9i7
 Notice is herc6y given that cffective from this date We are not responsible for any checks signed by l. kosaka for tho Janau Art & Dry Goods Co., His authority to sign for the firm has been revoked and hereby ceases Japan Art X Dra GuoGs Co a-aS-9t
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FOR SALE OR RENT A nice home. four and one-half acres oi land with five room house, cou- crete cellar fine well, sixty irult trees, chicken houses ana siahlr. all under good wire fence. F'V-r blocks west from Oaklawn race track. near Oaltlawn school lu
 quire at i0S Alcorn Ave. ---a-u
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FOR SALE -Onc high bred Pointer rol
 ltt6. 3-g-2.
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l WANT 10 clean vour CARPETS and Rt'GS. Telephoue 347 and wagon win call Chas Hotchkiss. Mar. e-t0-tf
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FOR TRADF-320 acres of land to trade for Hot Springs pronertv. loo in cuti ; vation, balance good timber: all level and no rocks, miles southeast of Monti- cello. Ark miles from railroad station Price S.J per acre or will trade 1e0 In qulre at Beldin JIonse. J T. Battles,
 3-4-iw
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Trees, fo uasn: first class
 Elberta peach trees, 12h cents each
 fresh from Rartons Creek Nurseries Tennessee. Car at M K. McGuire's bar. Der shon, 205 Third St. and pick ou' what Nou want 1-26-tl
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W ANTED TO BtiY--SACKS. WAR PRICES paid fors second hand sacks c
 ! Horncr Co 1029-tf
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE Blue evening dress new very cheap. Address los Park Terrace
 3-10-9i FOR SALE-Ome first clase meat mar ket and one first class grocery and feeO business: both good locations. Phpn. Merchants Association. 3-l0-tl
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CLASSIFIED COLUMNS saxs
FOR RENT

FOR RENT Two large well furnished rooms for light housekceping modern r1uvruicnoeS, close in. Apply ll5 Hazel St 3-10-3l
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BOARD AND ROOM. $6.50 per week; rooms. S1.15 per week and up. Mrs r.. A. BlakeN Prop. No. Canyon St.
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Second hand furniture. Phone 3SS. J. H. Ermy x Sons.
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HOTELS AND APARTMENTS

THE MccRARV-The hotel with tn ideal locatiou-opposite X. x N. hospital free from dust and noises. cool and pleas ant. and very c0Dvenieut 10 bath house and thcaters. Inv the McCrary and b. pleased. N-ll-l slMANTONS Mud Baths. furnished cot taLes and patching apartments ll0 Ra vine St. corner Park Ave. ,-S-t MlLLsTEAD APARTMENTS - Mode1 lieht housekeepihg suites; brick building ideal location. Also single rooms wit running water gas included l3 Chanel St. Phone SS5. Mrs. Chas. Ba ker. Mgr
 oUELLA APARTMENTS and 8 roor apartments, modern. strictly fhSt-olas accommodations. bot and cold runn'n water Mrs r. Bcnnnpton. Mgr. 30' Park Ave. Phone lOe3
 TIRE DER5Y-ete ouaohita Ave. Fo Rent-Modern rooms and apartments everything furnished fot housekeeping gas for cooking and heatiug. rooms. Sl.o per week and up. Phone llV-. Mrs. C l.. Brady .27-t THE PLAZA-light housekeeping apart ments and furnished rooms-au modem enclosed sleeninC uCrcheS beautiful loca ton, opposite C. S, Supermtendents res idence. 6i0 Reserve Ave. Phone 953 Mrs, M. r. Green.
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FOR SALE Furnished rooming hous for sale containing Il rooms 1T l. Benton st. 3-7-1n
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FOR SAIE-Cheap for a quick sale Overland auto 15B, 1916 modpt p A
 Smith. 53l-S Ouachita Ave. Phone 422
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ees~esessseec0seeseoeesSse

FOR REMT--0n Park Ave. 345. the Maher ho,sa frame ruildirT with, two stories md ha sement. has eleven rooms. shndv po~rhas hathroom fitted opt fo' electric liehts sas and water rent S9N
 Ifo- furthar inf0"toatiou anniv i1 Si
 !, hns Place 5al w Grand Ave ij-eG if
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wANTED-To trade an Overland ear in perfect condition for buggy horse w. II. Hall. phone Q 1-14 If
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FOR SALE

49 rooms dining room and kitch- en. furnished complete; steam heat hot and cold running water in each room. cheap rent; long lease Phone lt6l. l--p-u
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8@@A@0@@G99e@ e@99S@- *~@~~~ss FOR SALE Small soda fountain. Phone 65T 3-2,- I'm FOR LE-Twenty-four room roeming hcuse. centrally located. Phone 2aeS
 TOR SNT.E-Ford automobile, good .haNa p,one lO-q 3-t-tt FOR SALE Finest improved stock farm n Garland county. all conVehlehce9' mouse. barns, etc. go acres under tehre l50 in cultivation: implements. stock amt sfaiu included \ bargain to the rgut
 arty For further information see J. A. Supe. tUvr p.m., Arlington Enslne so,n, 2-@1-u
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JhffN ELLA THOMAS, Thomas. Deceased Thos. d. Gladson, attorney for admu- istratrjy -t
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FOR RENT-.ROOMS

FOR RENT-Onc furnished room. mod
 aln couvenienceS. Apply 43l Prospect Ave- Telephone 1900. 3-10-3t
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FOR SALE


FOR SALE Furnished roomng house for sale, containing l4 rooms 477 1-3 Benton St 8-9-lm
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FOR SALE
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FOR SALE-l new, 1 second hand Ford
 oadster bodies. K M. Steele. phone f5 9-IS-tf
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FOR RENT-FI FINISHED ROOMS
 ArpIy 132-2V1 Garland Ave. ] block from OaklaNn ear line. Phone 3315.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT--lwhite Rock Spring ll9 Glade St 3-l-lm
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LIGHT airy housekeeninn rooms. on' block from bath house: electric lieht-
 } 90 per week and up. 2B Court. Si
 Phone iG43. 9-l4-ti
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-08

White Bread In the evening nut
three small potatoes in two quarts
water boil After potatoes are done
mash fine add enc tablespoon SAT-
one tablespoon -four. TWO tabIespoons
sugar. beat up good Take cake of
fresh compressed yeast. dissolve in
cup 81 luEewarm water After potato
part is cooled. add yeast with one
tablespoon hour Oh the top Neyr
morning put -four Ia BreadDan. make
hole IN the center, pour yeast IN.
do not put any more saItin bread
sour Milk Biscuits Two cups s0ur
milk. two teaspoons shortening. one
teaspoon soda dissolved in hot water
-four enough to make soft dough.
Mullins One pint -four. pinch Gals
ana one tablespoon sugar sif6ed with
hour. four teaspoons baking powder
one sup sweet milk two Tablespoons
melted butter Last add one egg
beaten well Bake in hot oven 20 min
utes
Graham Gems-One egg. one table
spoon brown sugar. one teaspoon salt
three cups buttermIk, one teaspoon
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-08
Personal Points

/ George Carr returned yesterday to
his home IN Cuba City, Wis, after
/ several weeks visit in the home of
/ Mrs. g. b. Lukens of this city
I Gust LindeU was 3 Rock Island Wis
! it0r Tuesday and Wednesday. en- route
from a 10 weeks stay at Hot Springs
/ Ark. TO his home in Elrose. Sask,
+ Canada
Father Durkin OF Kew8nee was in
i the city yesterday visiting with Father
/ c. 2. O'Neiu, pastor Of Sacred Heart
Catholic church
NJ l. Hay of Toulon III. was
visitor in She city yesterday While on
his way 10 Geneseo.
I Mrs Jacob LaFollett and Miss Flor
enca Dalton of Galesburg arrived yes
+ terday for a 10 days visit with Mrs
W n Smith. 2737 Eighth-and-a-haI
avenue They viii also visit Mrs
Smiths daughter, Miss Georgia who
1 has been confined at St Anthony hos
piraI. following an operation for ap-
ueudjcitis, and who Is now much inn
proved II viii be three weeks before
she viii be able 10 return to her home.
Miss Daisy Kirwan has returned TO
Har home in Peoria after a few days
visit with friends in the tTi-cities-
A. i. Ross of Cambridge was Rock
Island visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Ed Huttgren Of Cambridge
spent Wednesday in Rock Island while
ON his way to Springfield, III.
C. A. Peterson Of Cambridge was iu
the city yesterday
John Gait OF Cambridge was In Rock
Island and Moline yesterday visiting
with friends
E. p Lawson Of sunny Hin. III.
spent yesterday in Rock Island
Arthur SiIverman and Carl ETbstejn
left this morning for Peoria, where
they via visit before going to Decatur
to attend the state basketball t0urua-
ment in which Rock Island partici-
pates.
Dan AIcCurdy Of Cambridge was in
t1e city yesterday.
ANel McR0berts. who has been aerv-
5ug on the Rock Island county grand .
fsrE. returned to his home in Port
Byron Yesterday
Henry Rode of Sherrard was in the +
city yesterday while on his way to .
Albany. III. 70 attend the funeral of .
his sister-iu-law. Mrs. Adam Hunter
Clarence and BIauch Seaggs Of Erie
arrived last night for a three weeks .
visit with their sister. Mrs Charles .
Pask0. 239 Thirteenth street.
1Irs. John Reynolds ana Charles
Reynolds Of CordoFa were Rock Island
Visitors yesterday
Miss Kathryn Worref of Sherrard
spent Wednesday in the city visiting
with friends
Mr.. and Mrs. =. n. Dortty Of EOS Sew
enteenlh street left last night for Rip
ley. Tenn. where they wiH make their
home
Thomas H. Conrou OF Chicago spent
Yesterday ia the city 80 route to Gales
T-Hf~r- am Errefrrzzz
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-11
WOODLAWN

Miss Florence Burns entertained the younger set at a lovely party on Friday evening The decorations carried out the St. Patrick idea in a charming and ap- propriate manner. During the evening games, contests and dancing were en- Joyed. Later an ice course was served The Wonans club met Friday morning library. The subject of the meeting was acting as leader. Interesting papers were given by Mrs. R. D. Thompson. Mrs. H. F. Newman, Mrs. E. Moore and Mrs. J. B. Patterson. Mrs R. B. Broyles and Mrs. R. L. Sparkman were hostesses and served a salad course.
 The Needlecraft club met Thursday aft ernoon at the home of Mrs Frank Bell. The decorations were in green and white and the profuse use of the shamrock helped to carry out the St. Patrick idea. Late in the afternoon a salad course, also in green and white. was served. Mrs. E. F. Pou was hostess to the Eleonore Hord club on Tuesday after noon. The. house was gay with spring l flowers and presented most attractive appearance. The subject of the meeting was Hungary and Finland. Instructive and interesting papers were given by Mrs. Hughes Kennedy, Mrs W. D. La l nfer and Miss Virginia Nixon. Miss
 Elizabeth Going and Miss Aleta Jones 1 furnished an enjoyable musical pro- gramme. The club decided to take a mis- l cellaneous course of study. for the coming year. At the close of the programme a