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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-11-15
HARRY HOUSTON GETS G. !:
! ! NEWS BROTHER KILLED

Lieut.. G. Warning Houston, Of Sci.
mer, Ala, has been killed In action
according to private information re.
ceived by his relatives. He 10 :
brother Of Harry Houston Of this scity
and won his promotion from the
ranks. He entered the first oflcer's
training camp, but later was rejected
on physical tests. After being call.
ed In the draft he was selected to IT.
tend another officers training school
and was recommended for commits
sion, which he received after reach
ing France. He was only % years old
and was soldier Of the finest quail.
ties. sr 30
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-11-15
MISS VIVIAN CURTISS
JOINS FAMOUS CHOIR

Miss vivian Curtiss, who is studying
voice in Chicago, has been elected to
membership in the ACapello choir, the
largest choir in that city and mem
bership in which is considered a dis
,irct compliment to any young sing
or News of Miss Curtiss' selection
was received in q telegram to Mrs.
G. H. Sharp. She has a wonderful
voice and her friends predict bril-
liant career for her as a singer.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-11-15
|Ar:IlInistice
Report Was
Authorized
By Admiral
admiral Wilson
Makes Statement
(Ry United Press.)

BREST, France, Nov. 8.--Rearl
Admiral Henry B. Wilson, com.
rnandsr Of the American naval
forces In French waters, today
made the following statement for
the information Of the United Press
editor: 81 E
"The statement Of the United
Press relative to the signing OF
the armistice was made public
from my Office on the basis Of what
appeared to be official and author.
ltative information. | am In . po..
sition to know that the United
Press acted In perfectly good faith
and the premature announcement
was the result Of an error for
which the United Press 10 In no.
wise responsible" Y
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-11-15
Ar;mjnlistiCe Terms; AS
Announced By Wilson
by United Press

10y VhltCu 1900
WASHINGTON, Nov. ll---Germ-
any's surrender terms as announced
BY President Wilson in joint ad-
dress to Congress includes:
Cessation Of hostilitieS.
Evacuation Of invaded territories,
including Alsace- Lorraine and Lux
emburg.
Surrender Of vast amounts OF
slns and equipment.
Evacuation Of the left bank Of
the Rhine.
Surrender Of vast amounts OF
rolling stock in occupied territory
Abandonment Of Bucharest and
Brest treaties. :.
Unconditional surrender OF all
German forces in East Africa.
Reparation for damages done.
Surrender Of scores OF Suoma-
rines and larger war craft.
Concentration Of aircraft at Stip-
ulated points.
Evacuation Of all Black Sea
ports.
Restoration Of all United States
and allied merchant vessels.
The duration Of the armlstlce is
to be thirty days.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-11-15
.POUl TRY AND PIG: = ~ !.
CLUB RALLY DAY
SATURDAY. NOV. is
PRIZES TO BE AWARDED TO WIN
NERs AT EXHIBITION TO BE
HELD IN COLUMBIA.
PARADE OF MEMBERS AND BAND
viii Form In Front of Court House at
10 A. M.-Special Program to Fol-
low and Awards to Be Made by o.
ficers and Judges.

Saturday, November 16, will be rail-.
day for all the members of the Maury
county boys and girls pig, poultry
| and corn clubs, it was announced this
morning by G. C. Wright, county farm
demonstration agent, and Mrs. Artie
w. Bryan, county home demonstration
agent, who have bee cooperating il
the work.
All members are instructed to bring
their record books and also poultry
pigs and corn for exhibition. A pa
rade of all club members together
with the Camp Fire Girls, Boy Scouts
and the c. M. A. band will be held al
l a. m. The parade will form in front
of the court house and Immediately
after the parade a special program
will be given at the court house and
all prizes will be awarded.
All members of the poultry clubs
in the county are eligible to compete
for prizes, this includes boys, girls
and women. The prize list for the
poultry club members follows:
First pen of Barred Plymouth Rocks
$3.50.
Second pen of Barred Plymouth
Rocks, $1.00.
Third pen of Barred Plymouth
Rocks, SOC.
First pen Of Rhode Island Reds
$3.50.
Second pen of Rhode Island Reds
$1.00.
Third pen of Rhode Island Reds, soc
First pen of Wyandotts, $3.50.
Second pen Of Wyandotts, $1.OO.
Third pen of Wyandotts, SOC.
First pen Of White Leghorns, $1.50
Second pen of White Leghorns, ST.
Third pen White Legohrns, soc.
Similar prizes will be awarded for
any other brood shown, but where
only one entry is made, second prize
will be awarded.
Turkeys.
All prizes given by Anderson Bros
& Foster.
/ For the best pen of pure bred Mann
moth Bronze Turkeys shown, $500 in
merchandise.
For the largest and best Tom Tur
KEEL shown, $500 in merchandise.
For the largest and best Hen shown
$500 in merchandise.
For the best pair of Turkeys shown
$500 in merchandise.
For the best sweepstakes shown
not less than pen, one tom and hen
$1,000 in merchandise.
First prize best pig shown record
book complete, cash by ]. H. Dining
$500.
Second best pig shown, record book
complete, cash R. F. Moore & Son, S.
Third best pig, cash by ParK BROS
$500.
Fourth best pig, cash by Mora B
Farris, $500.
Best acres of corn, all points CON
sidered, Duroc pig given by Miles Muir
ply.
Best ten ears, with record book com
plete, cash by w. P. Ridley $500.
Second best ten ears, cash by T.
N. Figuers, $500.
Third best ten ears, cash by T. N
Figuers, $500
Fourth best ten ears, pocket knife
by Street, Martin C Vaughan Co., val
ue $500.
Fifth best ten ears, tie by Maury
Dry Goods Co., value $100.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-11-15
PRES. WILSON PROCLAIMS
ARMISTICE TERMS SIGNED

WASHINGTON, Nov P resident Wilson today issued the fol-
lowing proclamation:
armstmc signed this morning. Everything for which
meca accomplished will fortunate
friendly by material
aid the democracy throughout
world"
that all government departments be
Given holiday He will addr at noon.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-11-15

Traffic cop-"Come on! what's
the matter with your" - Ts
Truck driver-"I'm well, thanks.
but me engines desd."-Buffalo Ex-
press.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-11-15
HELP FRENCH SISTERS

Social welfare huts have been es'"o
psbed in France by the Y. W. y a.
Gov women munition workers.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-11-15
'TENNESSEAN IS HELD
CAPATIVE BY GERMANS
fBy limited Press.l

WASHINGTON. Nov. 9.-The list
of Americans held captive in Germa-
ny announced today includes Joseph
II. Moore, Of cambridge. Tenn.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-11-15

Of 'Gets-Itn on any corn or callus dries
from the toe. SO that You can peel ~
on with your fingers in one piece, pain
lessly. like peeling q banana. Great
stun. wish I'd done that before" There's
only one corn-peeler Gets. It." Toes
ages. toes sqnirming from irritating
salves, it's all q bar barity. Toes wounded
by razors and knives. that's butchery.
ridiculous. unnecessary. dangerous. Use
Gets It," the liberty way - simple.
Get "Gets. It." Don't be insulted By
limitations. See that you get "Gets.It."
"Gets-It." the guaranteed, money.
back 'corn-remover. the only sure
way, costs but triile at any drug store.
Mfd by X. Lawrence & Co.. Chicago, Ill
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-11-15
Why PuiisF With
corns 7 Use 0eis.li'
Common.sense Simple. Neyer TaiIl,

You can tear out your corns and suf.
fer. or you can peel off your corns and
smile. The joy peeling way is the
'Gets-It" way. II Is the only happy,
painless way In the world. Two drops
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-28

Ma policejni stanici prisli
vcera diva muz s jednou zenou
a zadali tamtez pfitomneho ser
ganta Hcrodovsk6ho, ably roz
hodl, kteremu z Mich zena ma
lezi. Pfi vyslechu udala zena,
ze se pred Is lety prvdala We
state Minnesota "a muze els.
l a nm presidlila do Cleve-
landu, kde 81 zaridili obchod s
cukrovinkami. Asi pred rokem
Sc vsak ztratila a teprve pred
kratkou dobou sc navratila a
pTedstavila pfi te prilezitosti
svehO druheho manzela, "a
kterehc Sc provdala v Detroit,
Po SVEN navratu zila nekOlik
dnG u muze cislo l., pozdeji
vsak navratila Sc k "cislu g."
Sergeant postal oba muze do
NH. kdezto zena poslana do We
zeni ma obzalobu z bigamie.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-28
We SCHUZI

krajskeho vyboru Narodniho
Sdruzeni bylo poukazovano, ze
dosud Sc nalezaji jiste spolky,
ktere r.aodvadi zadne prispev-
ky ma Narodni Sdruzeni a tenn
hy ia nutna povinnost mela byt
pfipomenuta.
Zaroven bylo jadnano, z.e az
dosud jen nepatrna cast We spoil
cich zvolenych pracovnikG pro
rrodavani bondu u wardnich
kap:tand Sc prih.asiio. We Sve-
tn byl uverejnen seznam kapi.
tanG jejich adresy a proto by
Sc kazdy ma udanou adrasu me-
prihlasit, tax ably Cesi byli v t6
praci pomerne zastoupeni.
Narodni Sdruzeni vyzyva ka
zdy uniformovany spolek i "a.
stupci spolkI Sc standardami a
prapory, ably pred druhou no.
dinou byli ma vychodnf 40 ulic
nezi Prospect a Central ave
kde Sc prGvod seridi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-28
DNES ZAHAJEN PRODEJ w.
RONDU SVOBODY.

Tovarni pist'aly, syreny, ko
stelni zvony j. rozhlaholily Sc
dnes poledne, ably pfipomne
ly ohcapstvu mesta naseho, re
zahajen byl prodej w. BON
DU SVOBODY! Ze casopisy
mocne zasahly v tuto agitaci
netreba podotykati, prave tax
jako re vyznam navesti poza-
dujicich odkOupeni bondG vefej
nosti, po celem m6st6 roznese
nych, byl nemaly. Dnes mozno
slyseti a cisti vsude - KUPUJ
TIE RONDY SVOBODY.
Napor zahajen byl v nasem
mestG velikou schGzi ma Public
So, kterazto schIze zahajena
byla mayorem a jejimzto hlav
MIN reGnikem byl pax pra-
vnik j., J. Sullivan. Mimo neho
recnilo jeste mnoho jinych pro
rainentnfch muzG. Dnes vecer
pax kona sc velka schuze v
Central armory, kde bude hlav
MIN fetnikem byvaly president
w. Fl. Taft.
Pri zitfejsim prGvodu ucin
kovati bude Sousova namofni
kapela v 'sile 3O5 muzG.
Jak znamo odhlasoval kon-
gres pdicku obnosu 100000
900, q fehoz pfipada ma mesto
Cleveland $113,OOO,OOO.
Kazd%,kdo vyd6lava SIS den
ne ma vydelek jednoho dine pc
dobu 26 tydnG ob6tovati ma
koupi RondG Svobody. Kdo Wy
delava 81 al $40 ma die okol
ncsti koupiti vice. Doba agita
ce potrva do 10. rFina.
Ma Public SO. budou kazdc
dennd odbyvany schGZe, ku
kterym recnikv vybirati bude
pravnik J. J. Sullivan.
VGera vecer sorganisovant
800 zpevakG, hercG hudebn
XII. kteri pri agitacnfch schG
zich budou agitovat. - PofaC
prGvodu mono nalezti ma ji
mem miste listu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-28
ZAHADNA VRAzDA.

Ma ceste do prace vcera ra-
no straznik Dvorak nasel mrt-
volu slusne od6ne zany ma praz
onem pozemku poblize vych.
167 ul. Straznik zavolal policii,
ktera mrtvolu dopravila do
mestske marnice. Ma krku ma
lez en- zatazeny uterak a vse ma
svedcova'lo, re zena tezde "a
pasila nez byla pfemozena. V
jeii kabelce nalezen5 listiny ma
svedcovaly, ze Sc jmenuie Elsie
Kleinbringova, v {. 1857 vych.
l76 ul. byla zamestnana v
United Cigar Store ma vych. 8.
III a Superior ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-28
KDYz MAS LID donna Sc,
NEPOSTARA o DOSTA-
TEcNOU Pt1JcKU, -
PONECHTE 81 NASE w
PLATY.
Takovou xprSvu zaslali nase
lnu presid. Wilsonov; voji
nj z Francie.

z New Yorku Sc oznamu
ie. ze dine 27. zari dosla pre-
sidenta Wilsona zprava, re
zdali zdejsf lid neobstara po
zadovanou pdjcku. ably pre-
sident Wilson Sc obratil ma
armadu We Francie a ze tato
sc postara 0 schazeifci cast
ku. "My name radi nase w
rlaty. ale mIzeme byt bez
Mich" - pravi naSi branci.
Takove jest provolanf a.
merickych vojfnG We Francii,
kteri obetuji to nejdrazsi
pro v6c demokracie - sve
zivoty. Americky narod by
SO musel styd6t, ably na& vo
jini re svych platd byli' nuce
nj krvti vladnf pIjcky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-28
FOkAD CESKOSLOVEN-
SKE DIVISE PRI NEDEL-
MIN PRUVODU.

Kazdy 1Gastnfk jsnz v nasi
divisi pujde, must byt urcite We
2 hod. odpo' edne ma vych. 40.
ulici jizne cd Euclid ava. Tam
rristoupi ku svemu sboru Ivy
| jna ze by jeho sbor korpora-
tivne ma urcene misto dosta-
viii 81 pras.)
Ustanoven byl tento porad:
Sokolska hudba, cesti a slo-
v.nsti Sokolove v puvodnim
ces. kroii, alegorickv vdz, Vcel
ky, uniformovane sbory kato-
IlikG.
Hudba, uniformovane sbory
slovenske. pax vSacky zastupci
rdznych spolkd radi ceskych
| j slovenskych.
Ease alegoricky VIZ .vsa-
! Icky Sokolove v modrem kroji
u2avirati budou nasi divisi.
tt panove Cesi i Slovaci iez
jmenovani byli ku prodeji bon
ca a pGjcky must jit v oddeleni
FRO prodavace bondd, jaz utvo-
Il samostatnou divisi prvni. Sc
radi Sc po prave strane 30. uli-
zee severpe Cd Euclid ave.
Prosime by jeden kazdy ur.
cite v cas- Sc dostavil.
Poradajfci vybor
M. Stanko, F. ]. Hengenius, f
j. Holicky, F. Pliska, F. J. TrU.
necek, K. BernN.iter.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-28
AMERICKE
ZTRATY.

Vcerejsi F!stina amer. ztrat
We Francii vykazuje 494 jme-
ia. Cleve,andske ztraty jsou:
Serzant B. Thatcehr, 8616
Elaine ave., tezce ran6n.
Porucik H. w. Craig, 1924
lakewood Ave-, padl v boji.
Privatnik j. Kacmarek, 1901
Park av,., nezvestny.
Privatnik A. ,MaEfredi, 666
Broadway, nezvestny.
Ceske ztraty isou:
Bohumil Mikolasek z New
Yorku, padl v bitve.
Stan. Zaclona Massachu-
ssetts, podlehl ranam.
M. Mikota z New Yorku, tez
ce ran6n.
B. Uh'ir z Pennsylvania, tez-
ce ranen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-28
~ Y Z r-5

De vysetfovanf bylo zjiste-
no, ze zsna zan'echala praci 0
s hod. vecer ajela aa vecefi ke
'sve pritalyni We vychodnfm Gle
'velandu. Po vecefi sly do diva
ola a po divadle jela domu. Pre-
padeni Sc uda,,o kol pn1 noci.
Jejf manzel, ktery jest zamest-
ran ma draze CO vyhybkaf, We.
Gel ze chtela jit do divadla, a
" domnence, ze u pfftelkyn6 zii
|stala prss noe, Sci spokojene
rano do prace, al pozdeji tele-
fonom neblaha udalost mu byla
|soesena.
Nestastna lena jest 35 rokd
|stera mimo manzela zanecha
va tfi nedospele ditky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-28
VYzVANf!

VSichni Sokolove a SokOl-
ky vsech sokolskych JednOt
jsou zadani, by Sc sucastnili
prfiissti nedeli odpol.
pr1vodu, ktery Sc kona v "a
jmu ctvrte pdjcky BondI
Svobody.
Bratri a sestry ma sva mi
sta a yeas.
Ia Okrskovy Sokolsky
Vybor
STAROSTA.
H{fEf3}9Itt{4 fEf3}{9Itt{ s lttlt$ttt
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.TtFNp Vr W ray w w w w w W w
OMAN ENf!

Pevecky Sbor Lumir-Hla-
hol odbyva prvni zkouSku ma
Operu "Hubicka" v utery We
Ger dne /. fijna V dolejsi mist
nosti Ceske Narodni Sine ma
Broadway. Pani a danny zpeva
ci necht' jsou ma SVEN miste.
Kdo mladsich hochG a divek
(ne clenG) pIeje 81 ucinkovati,
necht' Sc tyz vecer prihlasi.
Gas ku zpevu urcen ma 8 hodi-
nu.
Edw. krejsa, sbOrm;str.
i "A. Friedl, reziser.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-28
POvYsEN

Akademik Vaclav Kindl 2
Broadway, slouzici pfitomne IL
r5rodni armady v Sherman,
jnnenovan byl druhym radovym
pOrucikem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-28
UPOZOR N EN- /
! ODBOCKAM
"VCELEK".

Ct. clevelandskym odboc-
kan "Vcelek" Sc timto cini
vyzvani, by Sc s1castnily prl
sti nedeli odpoled. v plnem
poctu prdvodu v zajmu Bon
dd Svobody.
,Stanoviste vsech Odbocek
je ma 80. ul. mezi Prospect a
Central Ave. Cas- presne sta
noven ma l hod. odpoledne.
Cepickya zasterky pro Glen
kyne odbocek lie dostati u
pi. M. Zemanove v Probulo-
We ma Broadway.
Ct. sestry, jest nejvyss Ia
doucno, ably Pomocny Sbor
"Vcelek" co ceskoslovenska
organisace vplne sile vystou.
rila v tomto prdvodu a byls
dustojne representovana me
ri jinymi narody. Zarad Sc
tudiz kazda v mas cesky spo-
lecny kruh.
Odbocka Broadwayska Sc
sejde v Probulove We 1890
hodin odpoledne.
Sestry, ma sva mista!
M. ZEMANOVA,
pfedsedkyns.
JOS. KUPCOVA,
tajemnice.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-09-25
WORK HAS BEGUN ON
M D AND G SWITCH
WITHIN a SHORT TIME THIS
ROADWAY WILL EXTEND INTO
NORTHEAST PART OF
COUNTY

After having closed contract for
the grading and putting in OF the
switch that win connect the Memphis,
Dallas and Calf railroad with the Rock
Island. over portion Of Graid avenue,
Mr. Icd Mooney yesterday broke
ground on The work, and this feature Of
the improvement viii be done withia a
short time Mr.. Charles Dodson -
authority for the statement tina with
in q very short time the contract fo2
coniuing the road into the nor,h beast
part Of the county and for openns W
about 100000 acres of fine timber land,
win be let and that work progress.
The Garland County Land and Timber
company has extensive interests in
that section and this viii mean the
opening up of big milling industries IN
this county.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-09-25

Or. J. r. Merritt 10 now located In
The Sumpter-Llttle Bldg Calls ans
Nered day or night Phones-offics.
t4l residence. 426.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-09-25
Personals

Mr. and Mrs. j, b Watson from Ben
ton are here for q few days
n y X
Mr. John Vaughan has received word
that his brother Arthur, has arrived
safely overseas.
X VI
President Gus Strauss OF the Cit-
liens National Bank is back from al
eastern visit.
Rev Waldrip will 20 to Malvern
Saturday to fill a Fourth Liberty LOAF
speaking engagement. and later viii
fill an engagement at Mt Ida on Tn.
same work.
X y X
Charles Dean returned to the clt.
yesterday on visit OF a few days
X " X
Miss Lila RiX has returned home az
Ter spending the summer months 4
the northern resorts.
X y X
Henry Covington and family hay
returned from Biloxi Mississippi
X Il n
News Las been received here of th
marriage OF Hiss Earnestine Klein,
former Hot Springs girl to Mr. Cha
Hamilton The wedding took place o
Knoxville.
The Central = / 4 will meet Thurs
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-09-25

Mineral Drinking Water FREE, at t.
Mud Bath-No. 110 Rayine street.
S-24-t
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-09-25
BANDIT KILLED IN
FIGHT WITH OFFICERS
KANSAS CITY BLACkIE" FOUGHT
a SCORE CT POLICEMEN,
WoUNDlNG THREE AND
A SOLDIER.

Kansas City, Mo, Sept 21-,%Jy
Lancaster alias Kansas city Blackie'
alleged member of the Lewis band.
and sought by federal agents for sus-
pectcd completely in the robbery of
a Missouri Kansas q Texas passen
ser train, near Koch, Kansas, July 10
last, is dead rs a result of a gun fight
with Il score OF policemen here this
afternoon Two bullets pierced his
lungs aud he died in a hospital.
Warren Lancaster, his brother, was
taken into custody when he tried to
escape from a two story house where
the pair had eariicaded themselves
and were resisting the police.
Three policemen and soldier, who
was aiding the officers, were wound
ed
| Hundreds Of shots were fired dur
ing the fighting which lasted about
an hour
/ When the officers. after surround p
ting the house stormed through the
doors and windows and up to the
second floor, they found Lancaster
lying on the floor mortally wounded
ON bed hear him was heap OF
cartridges and the floor was strewn
with empty shells Four automatic
pistols and two shotsuns were found
in the room
Lancaster. according to the police
made death Led statement. in which
he admitted being a member Of the
Lewis gang and having participated
in the revolver fight in Colorado.
two weeks ago when Frank Lewis,
Roy Sheriff. and another member OF
the band were captured Lancaster
asserted that following these arrests
he came to Kansas City with bale
Jones, another member of the band
| and that they were accompanied by
two women. He asserted that Jones
was in Kansas City,
Several hundreds of people takina
chances Of being hit by stray bullets
watched the encounter between tho
police and the Lancasters.
Warren Lancaster, the police report
led t0night says his brother wa
wounded in a running fight with th'
police in Colorado few weeks ago
Bullet wounds ON the body of the dea'
man bear out the statement. it was an
Inounced
While the fight was at its height
' two women and two children walkeN
from the house. according "a th
lneighhors, and boarded a street car
j, Later it developed they were IT,
mother grandmother and nephews o
the man killed
! None OF the officers wounded durm
the fight is in a serious condition ar
cordms to reports from hospitals TO
! night
At police headquarters tonight if wa
stated that no charges had been place
against Warren Lancaster and that IL
!, was detained pending word from tn
colorado authorities
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-09-25
ONLY ARGUMENT ON FORCE
ON GERMAN MILITARISM
ADDRESSES DELIVERED m SEN
ATE BY AMBASSADOR JuSsER-
AND AND VICE PRESIDENT
MARSHALL

Washington, Sept. i-'Determina-
ton OF America and the allies to use
only the argument Of force until Prus~
stan militarism shall have been forever
crushed, was emphasized in addresses
delivered, today in the senate by Am
bassador .lusserand, of France and
Vice President Marshall The occasion
was the presenting of vases TO the SEN
ate by the French government in APP
probation OF the reception accorded
the French mission that came TO well
come America into the war.
Ambassador Jusserand said the free
nations are in the war until the last
sun Is fired, so as to make good for
the world the American declaration OF
Independence"
4.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-09-25
THE EFFICIENT WOMAN.

The foundation of efficiency lies III
La robust, healthy constitution When
lin, weak and suffering from dragginq
down pains, intlammatory and ulcer
ated conditions or displacement with
consequent backache, headaches, ner-
can he efficient or hardly a fit com
panion to live with II every woman in
this condition would only give that
most successful OF all root and herb
remedies, Lydia L. Pinkhams Negeta :
tle Compound. a trial. she would soon
be restored to health and reach the
goal OF her ambition for personal eC..
ficiency
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-09-25

Vice President Marshall said de-
termination had been made to fight on,
not only to ayengc the wrongs done
TO France and other nations, but until
Bethlehem shall prevail over Berlin.
Addresses of both Ambassador jus
serand and the vice president. were
received with unusual demonstration
The senate rules against applause be
ing suspended. Afterward the am
bassador, the vice president, and mem
hors OF the senate, thanked by tue
fighters Of the French government
we're photographed on the capitol por-
tco.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-09-25
KODAKS AT
The MORRIS DRUG. co

Following the announcement tina
we had reopenec our Kodak Depart
ment we wish further to announces
that we have secured the Eastman
Kodak agency and viii carry a full
line of all their products, including
films, kodaks, velox paper. etc.
Our Kodak finishing department Is
In charge OF Mr.. Joe NJ. Sejhar, who
Is well known to all amateur pho
tographers. He Will give his personal
attention to this work and will guar
antee that all work turned out car
not be excelled
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-09-25

The Eastman Kodak Department Of
sorrels Drug Company established for
so many years is now the largest 10
the South. Let ur professional pho
tographers DC your "Truble Men" and
glve helpful criticisms and Instruc-
tons. Prompt servics. i-26- &c
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-09-25
PAT MAILMAN SERIOUSLY I'LL

Pat Mailman, son of Dr. and Mrs
Mailman. OF this city, is dangerously III
In the government hospital at Brook
line, Massachusetts. according to in
formation Dr. Mailman received yes
ierday from the surgeon general The
young man was in the merchant marinc
service and this is the first news the
parents had received Of his illness. 1t
is considered likely that he is victim
Of the influenza that has been gen
eraI in that section Of the country.