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DEPARTMENTAL
 HEADS OF CITY
NAMED LAST NIGHT AT COMM S. SlONER'S MEETING BY
 MAYOR MCLENDON.
Budget Is Arranged and Notice Is Served That the Suit for the Annex. alton of New Limits Had Been Filed in County Court

Mayor MoCiendon at last night spo ta. sion (. the board of comm.a. oners of the c.N Of Hot Springs de- euated the departmental heads for various branches Of the detailed wor,. Each oi he tepartmental reads is chairman ot that department. but lu- mayor and city manager are joint members with him on the committees. md Inc following have been named az eharmen
 Finance, E Y. Roth.
 Streets and alleys. Frank Steams.
 Pc ice and ire, Hamp Williams.
 P1lic utlue, NL A. E-Ue.
 The matter or making an appropria lion OF city budget for the period of eight mon hs ahead, as had been sug. ge-ted by City Attorney Mcconnell @os taken mp and an appropriation .ol $6Io0u was made. as against reye. nue Tor thal period Of s63.000, which shows the deficit tha. gradually groW1e and which must be met at .oma tme through either increased .to}euee or retrcnchmout in ghe city expenditures
 The budget appropr.ate- for admin isuatIon purposes $5.250, for ire. SIP. 100. for police $S500. for streets and l4lleys. $S.5o1. for municipal court. $3, I01. for miscellaneous, $I0oo, iol ught $12500. for water 5000; fol as. S500. and for the fiscal agen- ! (which takes care Of the interest or borrowed money. Sll,25O@
 An ordinance was inertoduced hl Commissioner E \ Roth for the pur
 pose Of prohibiting persons from per hitting chickens from running a
 large when protests have been filer gaiust such privileges.
 The question of ne repaving of Cen | ra' avenue Wa discussed informally l by the commissioners. particularly II view Of the act that the suit now tl the supreme court wolll soon q, passed on City Attorney Mcconnell
 tated that even if the supreme cour decided against the appeal of Mayor NcClendou. the fact of the change O .dmnistra ions in the meanwhile m ght enter into the subject matter or new appeal and Mayor McClendor renewed his protest to permitting tht contract made by the former cOunci lNtu the Barber Compaay from ever beng carried to completion.
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FURTHER HELP FOR
 FIRE SUFFERERS NEEDED
AN APPEAL TO THE CITIZENS OF ATLANTA BY COMMITTEE TO
 INCREASE RELIEF FUND.

Atlanta. Ga. May 22.-Au appeal for Atlanta 10 add to Hc $aOaHJ re lie fund already 15scrocd Na- ~-ued here today after ;. be anne hnowu that food and shelter would have ,o 9o pro- yided for many days for numbers Of sufferers from Monday fire The aa pea. issued by Lee Ashcraft chairman of he finance committee. which
 raising funds for Red Cross relief slrc
 it was the v-b of the committee
 aat the money should be raised here.
 While The emeraercy rchei work went on today. committees were formed 10 find employment for hau- dreds Of negroes NIo were thrown out O. work by destruction Of white home
 in which they were employed An other committee put homeless perous ,a touch with housc- and apartments for rent At Red Cross headquarters members of Amiles separated during the fire sJl were being brought to- gether
 Street cars resumed operations along Ponce de Leon and other stree, around the edges 0. inc fire zone to day and the work of clearing ID u.e streets Nas pushed
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If you ask the world-famous style designers how it happens that cer- tain new idea is launched by several establishments at one and the same time. you may depend upon definite answer. They will tell you that that particular style idea lis in the air This is as near tO an explanation as anyone can get of the evolution of styles This evolution brings along incidental revolutions, which are also fin the air and we are left to ponder once more the everchanging fashions
 new blouse made its unheralded and unobStructive entry on fashion $ stage. By way of adding a little something new to the familiar role of the blouse. short skirt was attached to its belt-and discovered itself wei comed with a glad acclaim. This skirt heightened and featured-is meeting with single-hearted feminine approv- al and therefore the peplum blouse, in numberless variations, is here and Is the smart thing in blouses.
 IL is the business of new bIouses to be original and they are fastened here,
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AUSTRIAN HOPES
 POORLY FOUNDED
EXPECTS PEACE WlTH RUSSIA AND THAT CROPS WILL BE
 EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD.
Save for These Points There Is No spirit of Optimism Among the peo pie About Vienna Relative to Wars Fruits.
OH} St1t Corresr ndent Of the As -acated Press Just Returned
 From NieunaJ

From NlennaJ
 New York. May z$-Peace with
 Russia. and the h-pe that this years crops would be better than those of iaFl year have during recent weeks been the sole factors m ,Nhateycf optimism existed in Austria4fungary concerning he outcome of the Euro. pean war
 It was thought that reaching an n- derstanding with Russia would cause .the entente governments to also enter ne4otiations for peace or in the ab- .ecnae of such an inclination on the r part release he central power troops on the eastern front for operations against the Italians and the allies on the west front This failing. crop at eas a- good or better than last seasons appeared to most classes the only cause for seeing anything bright in the future The government shared
 th.s view and this led to several at. tempts by il 10 give the Russians to understand that peace with the cen. tral powers could be obtained under lcondiIons considered favorable in Berlin and Vienna
 These Interested in public sueten- ance matters in AustriaIlungary realized that only the very best of
 seasons could give the country a crop
 as good even as last years Ii would
 take the most eXceptona ly favorable
 weather to make these crops better Austria-liungary was before the war. an exporter of lcodstusn and the
 area of arabic land does not center into the question of war crops For l Hand not cultivated intensiyely food | Iproduction in the monarchy has be- come largely a matter of fertilzing This is especially true of Hungary IFarms depending upon intense culti- yatiOn have fallen short in crop re turns principally for the reason that
 the necessary labor has not been avail able In Austria this has been he principal cause of the recent bad crops thou3h there also shortage in
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fertilizers, especially in manure, has been severely felt. The soil of cen tral Europe has been worked so long and persistent that only the closes attention in fertilization and tilling produce good crops. So thorough is the method Of farming that t Will overcome many of the handicaps in bad season, producing fair crops even when the weather would leave little 10 a less effectively organized system of farming
 Though the potash fertilizers of Germany are available to Austra-FIW- gary, every demand made b$ farm
 and fertilization is not met by them for the reason that these supply but a part of the clements needed @ fos ter a vigorous plant life. In he past these elements have been pr yided by stable manure and phospher fertilizers imported from abroad,
 The latter cannot be obtained at present and manure has become scarce owing to the great reduction in livestock 10 the war Farming in Austr.a-Hungary as in Germany has for the last two years taken much more out of the soil than it was pcs sible to return to it. the result beine that jvo crops nave been raised on what may he considered being the reserve store of the elements needed to produce a crop With the duration Of the war the possibi ities Cf keep ing the soil in good condition have decreased constantly so tha today most farm land in central Europe ma> be considered as being ou the yergt of exhaustion The best of weather this year could not produce sooc crop. according to many land owners with whom the subject was discu~ sed
 The shortage m farm labor alsC argues against good crop this year Most of the farming is done by the women. the older children. men unf4 for military service and prisoners or war The quality of their labor ha been rather better than was expected but it fal short by far f what the men in the trenches could do. Not alone is the ploughng and cultivation
 ndifterently done, but the hands available are in many cases unable to cultivate the area allotted them Last year. for instance. much grain was ruined by being too long in the fields after ripenins. rain sp-iing it
 A lack of vlrol principal in gredient in epraying solutions used .o free crop plants from parasites, has also been a serious factor in poor crop returns in the monarchy In many parts 1t has led 10 total failures in potato IDS and many Of Austria Hungaryt splendid vineyards and orchards have been ruined because ytiol being pper product could not be obtained
 The crop outlook AustrIalmn gary for this year must hc ooked upon as being tar from od lt is no
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MONEY FOR FARM LOANS.

Al last We have perfected arrange ments whereby we can take care of all tarm loans that we can get in amounts between $2o000 and $5.000.00 on seven years time If any farmer desiring a loan will send Us legal description ot his and and amount desired we vii. send him an application to iill out and when uhi, done and abstract ap- proved the inspector win pass on loan at once
 There never was a time when the farmer needed this service Us badly as now. and we are fortunate in being able to supply this demand.
 WOOTEN & RECTOR, 623 Central Ave. Phone 1908
 5-22-lw
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turies old, but has never been improved upon.
 The sleeve is especially graceful. fitting the arm at the shoulder and gradually widening to the waist. IL is split on the outer side and its edges are defined with two rows of beads. The graceful "V' neck Is finished in the same way and has set-n piece of white georgette at the point. which may be more or less high. Black and steel beads are introduced in the em- broidered figures on the bodice Fine artistry Is written in every detail of this gown.
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there and everywhere. or not at all. Some of them slip over the head and are drawn up with ties about the neck. In the blouse pictured, of georgette crepe the sleeves provide the original touch with shirrings that shape them over the shoulder in the fashion of the raglan sleeve. The round neck is bordered with fur, the seams outlined with fancy needlework. Hand embroidery, in self-color. is used for decoration and the peplum falls to the thigh. It has all the earmarks of the smart thing in blouses.
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l.AD XzzzaAz
New silks.
tHIs kOWl

For the woman m search of an un- usuW silk for her gown or distinctive (and lnings are important this sea sunl there are now pussy willow uCfle- us winch wiH Just serve the purpose
 ihg designs are queer and oriental deIightully unusual The ColorlugS are delightful and as the silks are co Inches wide they win gut Co advantage.
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Society

announcement Party for Miss Smith
 A beautiful reception and m.s.er '""eoos hover was rendered yas,o- ual to Miss Naraaret smith h, ,b, Iniaiheas and their teacher I-. Il, ''. S'-.er who gave her a mas. ham,
 ne Sig.er home was rodolon+ n. me 'ri-rance ot an abundance roses which adorned inc t,s..t,n. appointed apartments nsed in en,o, ''inme he large a.sembIaee al ,, iaeI'e young women and tbeh houoree 0' tue
 A delah'ml musica followed ,h. reception of guests. inc conrtaltor. .''n- Misses Mildred Dean u.war, N-," Nriee and Doris EIeman who gave loosely vocal selections
 Much 10 The surprise of the bonoroe ."e usual Wednesday business meet .ha failed 10 take pace but in H. stead Mrs SlgIer on cred and made " onNerE "orIad peoeh n which h." volunteered Co annom.e news received Thorcupon sine opopad , .'''er and Iead tho following ann once meut
 'Nr and Mrs " A. smffb an. n nn0e rho marriage Of their daueh ef Margaret Ann to Mir Ehcr,dpe ]. "f'ebn5 on Wednesday Iuue 6 l9l- a' , o'clock BIS Benton Sf Io, springs Arkansas"
 Miss Smia was 5undioldcd and Iad nio 'ha dmin- room where on tba table many beautiful and usolu afn. winch were showered upon her bv ac m r'n1 friend.
 Among th .o present were. Misses Mamie Henderson la McCarlcv. Hal Ile Barnes A,ya Scott Miss Eniee NcArthur of Tulsa. Okla. Loretta Nelson bean Howell Marie Fink Edith Spay Alta NcGee. Doris El Q man MoNc Holme.hcrd M,rl. Jeitc'. Helen pbblo luuan Newman May Jones Blanche Ba ley Joseph.n, Sm th Margaret SmHh Jewel Joplin Ne9dumes Lena HamUen A ire, Hormau J. P pjsheroon funte Thompson Mrs Jeffers pussel ! Marks Vrs Ge.ree Schwab Sue L James Elliott Turner HIehtowei . Nixon Urban and David Crockett
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worse than that of Germany, however, both countries gather under the same disadvantages to which the present
 year has so far added a lateness in
 spring planting and sowing.
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Bead faggoting IS seen on some of the new handkerchief or chiffon blouses. Thgfaggoting takes the place of the seam, as, for instance, in ki- mono sleeve, and two or three small
 coored beads are strung every place over the threads connecting the pieces.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-24

We have in bsrsrron a circulating ar system thro Aphout out plant. which prevents a " Tom lighting. The Pas
 tsurlrsd Milk 9o. s.ti-d
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Ordinary nutterr'Ik has the butter removed, our Bulgarian buttermllk contains all the original fats. The asteurIzed Mix Co. 811-tf
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pR. WALEER'0 oFE;SES.

DT. DaCostA Walker announces that ne has removed his offices to front suite, second floor in the Kempuer building. Elevator service. 4-1s-tI
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1T your milk srt cream IS not satis. factory try Humt threy's Dairy Tele- nhons a5o7-Fq 5.15.tf
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TROUBLE ENTIRELY DISAPPEARED.

Fathers and mothers worry over a child with a chronic cough. kuudi Lee, Wsunaska. Alinn.. writes: "For seycra years my daughter had bad chronic cough Every time she ugh. a little cold. it aggravated the trouble We rjed many medicines. but not ? tu we tried Foleys Honey and Tar did anything produce any great relief In a few days the trouble entirely dis. appeared and has never returned. Foley. Honey and Tar for coughs colds croup whooping coueh.-A C Jennings.
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SPECIAL LS-Tuttt-frutti and maple ice cream. The Pasteurixed MIX Co. }-22If
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Drink suiosrlan sutt~rmlIk to' breakfast. &11.u
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PURITY ICE AND ICE CREAM co producer of good goods only.
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Parlors, Rooms 40t-i03-4O5 Ark. Nat Bank Building Take Elevator Phone l414. Consultation free. New York City office 1672 Broadway Paris ad dress. 21 Rue d-Autln.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-24

Dr F. A. Peak dentist, has returned rom E Pa-o and can be found in his office in thc Gaines Block I24 Inn
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RIDING HABITS.
For Rent or Sais

noT SPRINGS RIDING HABIT co
 os cottaoe St. Phone bo1
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Use Iiecets Golden Tip Tea for making iced tea This tea pro cured only from the early nowery pickngs. which in this country is ound in bul lew of the most exclusive stores. and ,hen at pr.ces varying rom 800 10 $500 pound Price }l LOO q pound, For sale py R C Nor -is Drug Co Phone 242 G-l0tt.
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tcurized MIX Co 4-l'u
 Logan Berry ice Cream. The Pas
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Benefit Recital

Miss Run Iarrel of Little Rocl and Miss Francis Hardin of this cit, will nc heard n join, recital Tuesday night May 29. at the First presby feran church Nb,s darrell is said '3 have had super advantages and 40 posses, fine voice
 Miss Hardin is We kn wn locall, as talented musiciar nu has neye, appeared n re ital before
 Ihs Rl ho benefit altair
 
 pr J B strachau is now in Wash. naton for a feg days on his return from Jamestown. New York where he had been hurr edly called ru a pro fessionJl visit Dr Strachan will re- main In the national capitol a few day. ook.ng over the war situation before his return 10 this fly.
 # A x
 The Schoo, Patrons Conference win meet Thursday night at 7:30 in thc K of r hall
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Does your milk have sediment in the bottom2 TRAITS DIRT. Try Humpn- rey's Dairy, where cleanliness ana quality are first. Telephone 9507-F z.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-03
LONDON STOCK MARKET
Impending Three-Day Holiday Re.
stricts Trading on Exchange

LONDON Aug S-Continued wet
weather and impending three-day holiday
restricted trading on the Stock Exchange
today. Sentiment, however. remained cheer.
full. The gilt-edged section was firm, scor-
ing further gains There was buying of
home rails for investment More than
$50, 100000 will be distributed by the do
mestic railroads In dividends this month.
The American group was idle. Cana
dian lines were strong on the decision of
the Dominion Government to take over the
Canadian Northern Railway. Some of the
South American roads were weaker
Steadiness was noted In Allied bonds
Fresh buoyancy was noted in Scandinavian
descriptions on takings for exchange pur.
poses. The mining department was hard
There was a further rise in silver shares
following renewed rise in the price Of
the metal Rubbers were stronger in sym-
pathy with the staple. Oils were quiet.
Markets throughout the United Kingdom
will be closed tomorrow and Monday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-03
NEW YORK. Aug. 3.

hol
half of the
without
United
which taken by
Of the strongest interests and although lost its late reaction
Leaf
different The stock opened advance of IN @ but later
declined
which, selling
from o
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-03
ITRApING IS AT A MINIMUM HERE,
lNA'i-' WITH SMALL CHANGES IN PRICE
Investment Buying Noted in Philadelphia Rapid Trans
'''' Trust Certificates and Susquehanna
June Earnings Larger

belief that the company will fare -.
the lease with the city on the o,' WI
of the new transit lines. II il ssu
understood that under the lease ths "
holders will be assured q minimum s,.o so
cent on the stock, which will be rrsa.s p
ward to per cent, that figure hs,ruu
maximum.
Today the certificates sold az h,..
91A, fractional gain from the c,oaI sn
yesterday, but all this advance was s nSs !
to the close. Selling at 81 and navsIH
per cent on a par of $50 the ret,rr ~
investment would be Gas per cena ~
has been said in the, street in the la y
days about the selling of United Ca ~
provement stock and the purchase MIN i
funds derived from this of Phi,sas,-s.
Rapid Transit trust certificates.
The Buffalo and Susquehanna p.u-L
issued its June and six months. sssn,1
statement. The total operating incor..
the month was $157,424, an ,ncrs.s
s20,337, while the net was $43,sss.
Of S17,096. For six months the totai y
ings were $S30,310, a gain OF onlv ~
The net was s14S,595, a decrease Of a. y
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-03

Business was at minimum on There rhe was
delpha stock Exchange today; ;ssuo through
NO show of real activity in any issue tn ,rad,na
m ,Ie whole session, and what little 'rauin o~c,s
did take place was .sseSi,adepsia sonDSS sl%Ts' Rapid
Trons,, g,uey trust certificates and United STATES
steel common. a,.o s,ocks and
three bonds were quoted on the tape nu an
~ III Ia aftornoon this had only peen
stretched to eleven stocks and SIX rop ponus ,Sat
with the small trading 1t was ha.u,a, .as not
nrico changes should be small IL hau nos
been expected that any active ,,n uusiI Iii
would take place today, in view o. aeu she orders %c
dav tomorrow. There were very few o,ue.s 49,
uay a "a wben the market opened, and those
which did appear during the rest OF the gay ,s
represented principally operations ny '"e
professional element. -, ,ot,csab,e
investment buying has been noticeaple
IN philadelphia Rapid Transit trust certiil'
Gates in the last few days. This mas n. peen
effective in keeping the certificates tne nlos'
active of the home issues. rms ouyine' y
the street assumes, has been based on the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-03
OIL STOCKS GO TO NEW RECORDS
IN TRADING ON BROAD ST. CURB
NEW YORK, Aug. 3.

3.
the
Refining sold
n in demand
a
Mining stocks
al
from but
rallied S curtis
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-03
RANK CLEARINGS
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Aug. 3.-The foreign ex-
change market, on a still limited volume OF
business, showed a steady tone in the early
dealings, Rubies held at 21.70 for cables
ana 2iS0 for checks. On the previous
rally cables were 21.60 and checks 21.60
Scandinavian exchange shaded slightly
from the highest. Otherwise there was very
little feature. Quotations were:
Demand sterling checks ATS s.1s. cables
4.7e 7-16 sixty-day bills nominally 472A
ninety-day bills 4.70k.
Franc cables 5.7bN. checks 5.Tsx.
Lire cables 7.23h, checks 7.a4M.
Swiss cables 450. checks asa.
Guilder cables 42h. checks t2k.
Pesetas cables f2.s5. checks 1910.
Runls cables 3I,7o. chsch9 1850
cl|a|n sen'es g sal.2 ss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-03
Financial Briefs

Marshall Field & Co. in their weekly re-
view Of the drygoods trade say: whole
sale distribution of drygoods for current
week running ahead of shipments for cor
responding week last year. Road sales
for immediate and future deliveries in ex-
cess of those for the same week year ago. I"
The Equitable Trust Company of New
York announces that the S7,500,O0 Union
Tank Line Company per cent equipment
notes have all been sold.
The Nitrogen Fixation Corporation. of
Manhattan, has been incorporated to do
general chemical business with a capital of
$l,0Oo,000.
Hendrix Hudson has been admitted IN
general partnership in the firm of G. 4
Hudson & Co.
Increase In gross receipts of the Bay
State Street Railway Company Boston. for
July was about $4,000, or 8 per cent. com.
pared with July year ago. OF this increa se
$81, 900 came An the second half of the
month. when the new schedule of fares
went into effect Bay States gain for
June was ATS per cent, while for Nav the
road suffered loss of si5.soo.
Arthur Reynolds, vice president of the
Continental and Commercial National Bank
OF Chicago, says impending crop needs and
Government financing mean commercial
money In the West will again touch 9 per
cent before long.
The Porto Rican American Tobacco
Company has declared a scrip dividend OF
per cent, payable September to stock OF
record August 16.