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The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-18
FOLLOW ELECTION LAW.

The new election law anticipates that where The polling pia eH ss Ior-I mefIy arranged zlaA include sections With vote considerably in a0Iance| Oi 100 votes 10 the boa, the precincts shall be divided su that there " ill bel no congestion at the polls.
 hoi springs ought to be divided up| 50 Jnat the spira oI this law HIIl UeI follow ed Particularly ought this tO| be done now. since tle women are tO| vote and there should Joe DO c0nses- lion aDOut the polls
 The Hol Spru-e township Y0tHs place al the court house will under tae. old plan have aDout y0V or b9u votes. That precinct ougat to be spllt rlp sol that some of ,be township voters coa.d vote al the court house. and others at| the Lewis stOte or elsewhere on upper Park avenue. and s,Iil others at he ReyDuru Harris store or elseR here on Benton street. II would be an ac- commodation to Inc voters as well as making Il easier 10 get quick returns. and 10 prevent women waiting auolt The polls 10 yo.e in the busy hours
 The second ward should have two polling places. and the sixth ward should have two. one in the sixth about the present polling place and another along Central avenue Tne first ward is large enough Go have two polling units
 These things are important The new law anticipates that thls shah be done Some say il is not made man datOry Perhaps not but it is the spirit of the law-and now that the women are going 10 vote. every effort should be taken by the men 70 make fl easy for them to enjoy the suffrage privilege Cut up three of the larger precincts al least into other units lt would be simple The ward arrange ment even would not have Co be changed since all that would be nee- essary would be as in The sixth ward 10 establish sixth ward polling places GOO Third street and 00o Cen tral avenue and there would be no confusion arise The political units would not have 10 be drawn over again Merely provide suitable units for voting in the larger precincts
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-18
FARMERS APPRECIATVE.

The activities of men !n public life are not always lacking of apprecia- tion President (. ; Barnett of the Tanners Union has written Sena.or Joe T. RoOinson letter eNpressins the appreciation of the farmers gen erally for the work the senator did n behalf of the les islation in which workers of the soil are particularly interested in the following
 On behalf of the American farm ers l resire to express appreciation 0r your services in the senate respecting legislation of interest and benefit t3 the farmers. and especially in refer ence to the conservation Of farm la hor, for you certainly spent more tune and made a greater effort along this line 10 help us farmers than any one else in or out Of congress. was not surprised at the effort you pur forth: you have never failed us"
 There is no question Of doubt bat that is satisfying to a man in public life 10 have such an appreciation q. a service rendered Senator Robinson represents a state rich in agricultural pursuits. and which development ot tbe soil Will make much more rich and his efforts 10 the fullest develop ment of his state, is not alone the sub iect Of cOngratulati0n from farmers tut of the business men who know that the product of the soil is Inc basis Of most of the wealtA
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-18
A SUGGESTION AND KINDLY WORD OF ADVICE T0 EVERY
 VISITOR TO HOT SPRINGS

POTASH SULPHUR WATER is. without d doubt the most remarkable water for diseases ot he stomach. bladder and Kidneys found in ta.s or any other couatry ana mo visitor t5 Hot Springs should miss tle oppor- tunity of learning Of tbe tAerape tic value of this water Ask any phNsI- elan.
 Immediately upon arislns ana Detofe brea fasting please drink two glasses Of POTASH SULPHUR WATER known as POTASCL, and follow this with one glass of hot water from the hot springs The effect will be most delighttuly gratifying. producing a natural laxative action
 POTASCL can be ordered and will be delivered 10 your room or, if you prefer. you can take a stroll before breakfast 10 the office of the com pany 3ls Central avenue, opposite Ar lington. where you can have this water served 70 yol by the glass and from which place you can cross the street 10 the hot springs fountain Ia this manner you also have the benefit of q delightful walk and exercise
 The POTASH SULPHUR SPRINGS g. with ifs equipment and accommoda- ton for serving water either by the glass or otherwise, is possibly the finest of its kind in this country Everything in the place is 3f the most complete and sanitary nature. The bottles from which the water is served 10 you are all sterilized to the highest degree and the water is bottled and sealed at the spriugs The glasse from which you drink are sterilized under a heat Of three hundred degrees all Of which is evident and thorouel and is open for the inspection of wis itors
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-18

after mentioned tl-o the s F quar- fer at section {. .oaaslIa j. south range Is vest
 Sid land. lying in Garland and Saline Counties. Arkansas Terms ot sale on credit ot three moatls the pu- hae-- being re qaI-ea to execute a bond as required by .aw and The order anu decree ot sold court in said cause. ai,h ap proved seeu.'y -arinz inre-e.t at tte rare Of B per cent per auuam from date 4t sale un'n paid. aad lien ue- ing r-taArd on The premises sold 20 secure the pa meat of thr par.haes money
 oi.-1 under m. hand t.isls.a day of AbtU A. D l9rS
 F " RoW.es.
 Comm ss1uer ID eHangarr
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-18
DISCUSSING | ARoR

London, May 17-Some Of the American delegates conferred today with representatives of the British laoor party and of the parliamentary committee Of the Trades Union con eress Official announcement was made that the war aims of the British labor party were not discussed.
 Seven of the Americans will depart for Ireland to stay three or four days. They will visit the industrial centers Gn the party are, Martin F Ryan, F Q. Mccormick. Wm. H Johnson, Chester M Wright and Miss Agnes Nester
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-18
MuRpER

] have killed t1e prices on my Hron- erty n I't springs w.. sell Hitn- out regard Co value. No. J. S-rOom
 two-story house good oltA7use-. lo. lo9xl50. No 2, room house. one story and a aaIf basement good out houses, lot 5oN150 No 9, aye-room house. lot S0vlao No 4 two business lots, corner seventh and H35sou with five rooms No 6. oue-haH interest in 14-aere truc4 farm two mles out
 See NJ. 5 COBB. owner, phone llGl or 1853. 5-10--t
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-18
oUNc1eTE SHIP ACTING WELL.

W t- C oF1iF FC ltNG W -- ~- Boo
 Washinston May 1--An official report on the behaviour Of the con- crete ship Faith during her trial trip off the Pacific coast in strong wind and ohoppy sea says the vessel is be- lieyed fully equal if not superior 10 any steel ship Of the same size and equal power The Faith soon will undertake her maiden voyage with cargo
 The Faith made 1o2 knots Despite much pitching the absence of vibra tion was declared 10 be very notice ahle Scientific instruments observed by experts of the shipping board showed that the vessel withstood a maximum long rang loneitudina. stres amidships of 1900 pounds per square inch in steel deck and bottom
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-18

Dr. W H. Hickson announces that be treats eczema. blood and all kinds
 or skin diseases. by method that is etmply wonderful Also diseases of inc rectum and cures plies without tne use of the knife. Twenty yean
 1n Hot Springs. Ark Citizens Ma |fonal Bank Building 4-4-ls
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-18

That "sociability run over the Al bert Pike highway to Colorado Springs might be taken up as an n- centive to the work
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sAcRIELcE

] own five pieces Of income property. which Niu sell for 7o per cent of what i, world cos' to duplicate the
 budiG-s N $. Cobb Phones 1859 and fIG4 AS mJ
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The soil Of Arkansas is going 10 fig uTe largely in keeping up the armies of the allies. II is a big field Of op- portunIty for a great state
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-18

You Hooverize, when you order what you like. and like what you or. der Good things to eat at Frisbys
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-18

bronze statues ir America lt + a great idea Bu' what abo1t those that are nos ot brouze'
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-18

The war will be over only when a decent victory can be won that will make the world safe for al least a generation or two.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-18

The patriotic work will not end an boys hack home 10 enjoy the victory
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-18

In the meanwhile Hol Springs is thanking her stars for Very well rounded up season
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And the highways will be here with the business as soon as they are opened 10 travel
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-18

Stamp collecting is a good fad pro vided the stamps are war stamps
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-18
WAR DAMRGE TO BE
 REHABILITATED
coNTlNrED FR0M PAGE 1.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE l. committee recalled the dead ot the orsauIzaton with appropriate euIoeies Miss M N Iackey of Mississippi con ducted the devotional exercises.
 At the night session Dr. J. F. Love the secretary oi the Foreign Board armour. ed an endowment gite made 10 the work yesterday Ds Mr. and AIrs. Bottoms of TeNarkaua, Arkansas.
 The convention voted al the hour Of adjournment tO raise two and a hall million dollars next year one mi lion for Home Missions and one and nah million for Foreign Missions.
 Atlantic City x. J.. May l1-De- nom.nationahsm will be swept aside and demand made for democratic church by the boys ho come back from the war delegates to the North ern Baptist convention. were told tJ day by army clapians.
 The soldier Who goes over the top and through hell that democracy mag be preserved declared Rev C. w. Gil- key of Chicago. tHiu have q wider vision and speak a different Ianglass from us. when he returns We vii be glad 10 sit al his feet and learn
 Mir. Gnkey deuolu eG tae sugges- tiou that hatred must be iu-iled. in order 10 make our forces capable n-atng units
 Plans 10 lne the RapiIs, of the na- ion so,dIy behind the national pro bih!tion program were placed before the convention hy The Rev J. w.. Graves.
 What we need said Dr. Graves IS central temperance committee ln| every Baptist state convention and a temperance committee in every Rap fl-t church.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-18

Because the Red Cross Is doing a great and good work 1t needs your $ upg0tt
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-18

Now the people of Lithuania are worrying over the high cost ot auIrr
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-18

l' costs only a quarter to take a pose at the kaiser Bay thrift stamp
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-18
NOtiCe!

THE OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPH OF s. B. CONVENTlN CAN BE 6UGHT AT SORRELL DRUG CO.
 432 CENTRAL AVE.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-18

Somebody purposes melting dowi for ammunition all me inartisti'
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-18

Fire a few shots from he guns Of the tank Brittania and awaken slum- beriug consCiences.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-18

President Wilson is raising sheep on the white house lawn The presi- dent does not propose 10 he cold next winter no matter what happens.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-18
.1HN4Ia4t.N

The exemplary conduct of our at tendants reflects credt upon this or gauization. Each burial conducted by us receives the same amount Of intel ugent attention as fl Re were arrans- ing a memorial Of state
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-18

Meanwhile dandelion greens are do- ing their bt without word of official cneU eUrlra cement
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-18

ffisby wants to see y0u--tbe popu- ssf place to eat lz-zs-H
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-18

"Itberated" Tihuania |, to have the privilege of helping rhe kaiser bear the burden of the war There Will be some cynics in IItnUania
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-18

Some revengeul bedesirians woHld like 10 borrow That British tank and roam up and down the bouleyards on the wrong side
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-18
NOTICE

Hotchkiss' Carpet Cleaning Works will close for repairs this week
 5l2-2t
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-18

Oh. well, what if funeral costs have gone up7 Everybody Is willing to do Rirhout them and help win the war
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-18
Physicians & Surge

Arkansas National Bank Buldin1 Office hours: Suites 400-403 "a m to l2 m, to D m
 Office Phone q
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-18

bronze stames in America It + ar great idea But what about those that are nos ot hronzeo
 Now the people of Lithuania are worrying over the high cost ot aulur
 It costs only a quarter to take pose at the kaiser Buy a thritr stamp
 Because the Red Cross Is doing great and good work it needs your support
 Fire a few shots from he guns oi the tank Brittania and awaken slum- bering consciences
 Meanwhile dandelion greens are do- ing their bt without d word of official eneO Olra cement
 Oh. well. vhat If funeral costs have gone up2 Everybody Is willing to do Rirhout them and help win the war
 Some rerengeful bedesirians wonld like 10 borrow That British tank and roam up and down the bouleyards on the wrong side
 Liberated Tihuania l. 10 have the privilege of helping lhe kaiser bear the burden of the war There ImNl be some cynics in lIthuania
 President Wilson is raisiuc sheep on the white house lawn The presi- dent does not propose 10 he cold next MinLer. DO ma-ler what -annena.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-12

as the honey was all gone Billy Bunny
felt as happy as coulL be, and he
hoped away so fast that he caught up
with. the luckymobile. .
And when Mr.. Lucky Lefthindfoot
heard his name called he looked
around As soon as he saw his little
nephew he put the brakes on so hard
that his old wedding stovepipe hat flew
off his head and rolled on top of lit
tie black slider that was spinning a
wedding veil for her sister
I'm dreadfully sorry" said the kind
old gentleman rabbit, for he hated to
make anybody uncomfortable, you
know And then he took a million carrot
cents out of his pocket and gave them
70 the little black spider to give to
her sister for a wedding present
Wasn't that lovely in him2 Well, l
should say il was, and it's lots more
than a great many people give for we'd
,ding presents, I'm sure
Get in and take a ride with me,
said Uncle Lucky, and then the little
rabbit hoped in and away they wen
drought the Friendly Forest until they
came TO an old wood road that led tc
sawmill.
"Goodne5s, but its dreadfully rough,
said Uncl Lucky, as the automobile
nearly turned over three times and
maybe half more. I'm afraid my.old
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-12
TROUBLE HAD
ALMOST DRIVEN
HER TO DESPAIR
Was in Miserable Health for
Four Years and in Bed
Most of the Time.

II was almost in despair and did not
know which way to turn for relief
when some friends told me about Tan
lac and | honestly believe the medicine
has saved my life" said Mrs, Blanche
S Dabney, who resides at 290l Book
hout street, Dallas, Texas, recently.
About four years ago" continued
Mrs. Dabney. az had an attack Of
ptomaine poisoning after eating ice
cream, and this seemed TO be the be-
ginning of serious trouble for me. |
soon got so | couldn't eat without suf-
fering severe pain in the pit Of my
stomach Gas would form causing in
tense pain around my heart. smothering
spells and awful headaches ! kept
getting worse until everything dis
agreed with me and then rheumatism
set in and ! simply suffered agony. At
times could do none of my housework
al all In fact, ! was confined TO my
bed three and four days at a time |
tried everything, including mineral
baths. but kept going down until !
hardly had any hope left. was so
nervous and restle" | could scarcely
sleep al all. | would lay awake half
the night and get up in the mornings
feeling half dead.
"A number Of my friends advised me
to try Tanlsc and, oh, I'm so glad
now I did for as | said ! believe it
has saved my life began to feel bet
ter with my first dose, IL seemed TO
soothe and strengthen my stomach and
my appetite has improved until now ]
can eat Just anything other people can
My suffering is all gone and my flesh
and muscles have grown firmer. Ny
sleep is sound and restful and I wake
up in the mornings feeling fine and full
OF vigor ] can do my homework now
and | cant say too much in praise
OF Tanlac, for its wonderful work in
my case
Tanlae is sold in Oklahoma City BY
the Westfall Drug Co., and leading
druggists and dealers everywhere.
ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-12

yVJELL. wasn't 1t lucky that the big
w shepherd dog frightened Daddy
w Fox in the last story, for il he
hadn't there wouldn't be any story to-
night, and neither would there be any
Billy Bunny.
Well, as soon as Daddy Fox was
out Of sight, for of course the big
shepherd dog couldn't catch him, the
little rabbit hoped away down the
Friendly Forest trail until he came to
the cave of the big brown bear, who
kept honey and m5lasses candy to sell
to little forest folk, and as soon as he
saw Billy Bunny he said:
Your Uncle Lucky drove by in his
luckymobile not more than three and a
half seconds ago"
'Oh, dearl' cried the little rabbit
IF | had only come here four seconds
earlier | would have caught him." and
then he sat down on stone and wiped
a tear out of his little pink eye.
Don't cry" said the good natured
bear, and then he went inside the cave
and brought out piece of honey on the
end of little stick just like lollypop,
you know
Eat this, little rabbit, and maybe
in few short seconds you'll feel bet
ter"
And, wasn't Il wonderfth' As soon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-12
Special 29c Yard

A large assortment OF odd lots
of Wash Goods, values 35c, 39c,
45c and Soc yard. Including
Pongee Linens, 36-inch Poplins,
Racquet Cloths, Repps, Novelty
Stripe Skirtings and a few Voiles.
You will find some splendid col
ors and styles Be sure and see
this lot To clear at yard 2oc.
At Borabsugh-B Main Floor
West Room, West Aisle
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-12
Straight Hair Made
Curly While Yoh Sleep

BY nm entirely new and harmless
method, the straightest hair can now be
made beautifully curly while you sleep"
Not that the sleeping has anything 10 do
with II. except to prevent loss OF any OF
your precious time while the process Is
at work. You simply apply n little liquid
silmerne TO the hair using a clean tooth
brush for the purpose. This II seems has
the property OF causing the hair to dry
with delightful wavy effect. MS viii be
quite apparent In the morning,
The effect lasts considerably longer
than where n hot iron Is used and the
Curlness appears. far more natural II
you'll get few onnCes OF the liquid all
merine from your druggist you will have
enough TO keep the hair In curl for many
weeks. This by the way. Ia excellent
also Ns a dressing for the hair keeping
nor greasy. (Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-12

wedding stoyepipe hat won't stay on
my head if we keep on this way" And
Just then a big beaver who cut down
trees for a living and sold the logs to
the man who owned the sawmill. came
along, and when he saw the two rab-
bits in the luclymobie he said
do you want to buy any logs?" But
before Uncle Lucky could answer one
of the tires burst and blew the hat
right off the beavers head. And in the
next story I'll tell you what he said,
not Uncle Lucky, you know, but the
angry beaver.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-12
Intensely Important Values for Saturday
The Last Day of This
Money-Saving Event
Buy Silks Saturday
The Reprieins Produces Splendid Saving,

Habutai Siks-Fancy designs, $50 quaty,.OQ.
yard wide. Clearance sale at yard ........... COS
Silk Skirtings-Yard wide plaid designs, e. Oc
$500 quality to clear at yard ......,..,.. @A.oJ
Cheney FoulaTds-l0 inches wide, popular patterns
and coorings, s. 50 values, to close e. 90
AZ yaru .....s'...',...'' ''''''''s''.. ~~'~~
.,.s., s. sSSTsS Ssa, -ss inches wide plain white $500
re5., S.,'sy sts e'S,Et''ln SsEs ivory white 40 $3.50
Navy Taffeta-Sken-dyed chiffon G. m
finish yard wide, at yard ................. ~H'VV
At Rorabaugh- Browns silk Department, Main
Floor, West Room
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-12
AMIENS NOT BOMBED
BY HUNS SINCE JUNE rs

PARIS, July l2.-Germss guns and
bombing airplanes have not harassed
the city Of Amiens, one of the obiectives
in the German drive of March Il. since
June rs. Previous to that and during
the fighting along the Somnle, the
bombardment of the city has been so
heavy that the civilian population had
been removed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-12
One-HuH Price

Special of Lace-mmed Cererpieces and Lunch Cohs-For
values 75c to $495 Sale prices 3sc TO s2os.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-12
A Few HousefurniShings
Listed al worthwhile Reduction,

Water Pitchers in both optic and fancy pressed
glass-Saturday each l5c.
SOC Water Pitchers-Colonial glass 5-pnt sire
Saturday, each soc.
sherbets-Tall and short stemmed, medium weight
plain glass sherbets, 800 values The dozen sioo.
Preserving Kettes-lO-quart plain white enamel
special Saturday, each 7oc.
Cray Granite Preserving Kettles-l0quart sire
Saturday for soc.
Utility Kettlss-Covered 6-Quart sire in white
enamel-Saurday, each TOO
Aluminium Double Boilers-2-quart sire 800 val
ues-Saturday, sl.3o
At Rorabaugh Browns, Third Floor, East Room
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-12
EdToCsIMe
Friendly
FOrcCf55@ssssyS5 5ssy5 55ssy

XVJELL. wasn't it lucky that the big
w shepherd dog frightened Daddy
w FON in the tastl Storv for IL he
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-12
One of Slayers of
Count Mirbach Is
Held in Moscow

q LONDON, July l2.-One Of the
1jurderers Of General Count Won Mir
heh, German ambassador to Russia,
y arrested Thursday, according to a
C94W dnpateh TO the Frankfurter
~ which - Transmitted from
.oes ~ the Exchange Tele-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-12
Odd. and End. of Gnshams-cOOa qualities, July Clearance

Odds and. Ends of Dress Ginghs
yard 22c,
45-Inch Colored Dress Linens
Excellent quality French linens in
lavender, brown, Copen. and light
blue; $l.50 value; July clearance,
yard csc.
4s Pieces of Fine Quality Stripe
vOiles-Light designs; July clear
ance, yard soc.
2S0 Yards of 4o-inch White Lace.
Wolfe - Desirable for waists and
dresses July clearance, yard toc.
36-inch Palm Cloth-An excellent
white fabric for skirts and dresses,
j5c value. July clearance, yard acc.
4o-inch Plain White Wolfe - Very
fine quality. July clearance, yard
35c.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1918-12-13
Mrs Fleetwood Bell

Mrs. .FIossie M. Ball, aged &c,
wife Of Rev. Fleetwood Ball,
pastor for II years Of the First
Baptist church of Lexington, died
Sunday night at 11:45 O'Clock,
after an illness of ten days of
bronchial peneumonia, following
influenza. She was a conspicuous
figure in the church and social
circles of the town and a young
woman of broad charities, causing
her to be universally popular.
She is survived by her husband,
four daughters, the youngest being
an infant eight days old, and
hosts Of other relatives. Funeral
services were conducted Monday
afternoon at 2 O'Clock in the audi
forum of the First Baptist church
by Rev. Martin Ball of ClarkdaIe,
Miss, assisted by Rev. 9. E.
Azbill.