The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-23

ut fttu Nib-H iHditdlpI NhdHo ~ good jump yesterday from the Arling ton hotel down to the Arkansas Ma tional Bank corner II was escorted not only by the committeeman but also by the delegates to the conyen'- ton of the utility men, now in session In Hot Springs This jump was made possible by the report Of the commit tees that SIT others had subscribed 1 SC. .512 .05 to the second war fund This brings the total up to 1871 subscribers and $l5 5,$50.35 This represents only two days of actual work and the teams are entertaining great hopes of having the indicator down to inc Como square by Saturday night, which will repre- sent $26 QUO should that amount be surpassed the indicator win have 10 Icontinue it's journey and 80 out Qua chita avenue to Jamestown.
 ut was an inspiring and patriotic sight yesterday at half past 10. when about 70 men with barred heads gath cred about the symbol of what Hot | Springs and Garland county are doing for the war fund of the Red Cross They sang patriotic airs and then Mr | Al Reynolds called upon ali present to Daptize the silent partner, A contri button box, that was yesterday placed on the pedestal Before the march had been completed to the new station 1 $61 .45 were dropped in this box. These dollars began their march toward France and Italy and Belgium and the various points in our country where the Red Cross will minister to the war relief of soldiers and sailors and other stricken districts
 At the Arkansas National bank Rev. K. M. Wylie, D. D, made brief ad- dress. Today at half past one, after the reports of the teams are all in the Indicator will again make it's move
 How far2 Again, 1t all depends upon the activities of the teams for the pa
 triotism of Hot Springs has been awakened to this great humanitarian enterprise. The contribution box, the
 silent partner, will be found all day today upon the pedestal and the pass erby may drop in his loose change, his
 larger bills. These will be gathered up and applied to the war fund. Com
 mand your dollars to forward march to the relief of those in dlrest needs In the war-devastated sections of Eu- rope and to. the support Of our own boys who are now in the front lines Remember Hot Springs boys and Gar land county boys are now upon the firing lines.
 1 The task of covering the entire city is so great that the faithfully working teams have been una ble thus far to cover the entire ground even in the central part of the city itself if YOU | have not been called upon make your contribution directly at the headauar- ters of the Red Cross in the Southern l cub building or telephone S4l this morning If you are a visitor here drop in and take a part. however small, with Hot Springs in this wort. Other features have been added to the program for Saturday night The l He'd Cross lbarrage will move down Central avenue from the Nrajesfic motel to Como square at about eight o'clock. At Como square there will De an auction al which the genial and ai"ays favorite Al Reynolds will offi- e'ate. Thus far there have been given 10 the war fund 10 be auctioned off at that time the following.
 By Mr Shiok. two thoroughhrod
 oull puppies, capable of registration
 by MT Stevens, who has charge of
 the School of Journalism, a nalr of
 Thoroughbred White Orpinstons
 worth not less than s25; by an un-
 named donor a nlckle engine room oiiing set on a nickled tray; a hand
 painted oil color; a thoroughbred air
 dale; By Mrs W. c. Maurice. whita
 i-eghorn hen that will lay not only
 today but tomorrow and the next day and the days following. other
 articles will be on the docket. A great
 time ls promised There win also ho
 music
 Remember that at half past one the
 indicator presented to the Red Crosse
 by the Rotarians will be moved from
 it's present location Be on hand to
 take part in it's triumphal march
 Don't forget to have your small change ready then and during the