The Sentinel=record., April 15, 1917, Page 8, Image 8

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YOUR COUNTRY
NEEDS YOU!
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; -in—
; The American National i
: Red Cross !
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I he Red Cross units organized for service with J
the Army or for the pursose of training personnel
therefor are:
1. Ambulance companies. 7* Information sections.
2. Base hospitals Refreshment units and detach
3. Hospital units. ments.
4. Surgical sections 9. Supply depots.
5. Emergency nurse detatchments. 10. General hospitals.
6. Sanitary training detachments. 11. Convalescent home.
That part of the American National Red Cross Rendering aid to
the land and naval forces will constitute a part of the sanitary
service therof.
Membership does not necessarily mean that you obligate
yourself to active service.
THE FOLLOWING LINES OF SERVICE ARE OPEN:
MEN WOMEN
A. Private
(1 i Ha no Hospital
(2) Ambulance Company.
CD Sanitary Training Detachment
I!. .Me hank
C. Cook.
D. Chauffeur.
K. Clerk:
ill Stenosraphei
(21 Typist.
CD Accountant.
F I harnmcist
• 111 I.'.censed
(21 Pru-'gist's \s-intnnt.
fl. Klectrlcian.
11 Plumber
I. Putcher.
K Maker.
-—Ft Wuiter.
.\l Telephone Operator.
N. Telegraph operator
O. Carpenter
P. Translator
O Parker.
It. Teamster or driver
S. Fireman
A ill Sewing.
CM .Mending.
CM 'l.inftn room work
It. I’reparation of surgical supplies.
<’ (leneral supply room sen ire
li. Packing- shipping
H. 1 aundr.v service.
P. (I) Diet kitchen.
i"i Took
P’l Waitress
ft. I I I Housekeeping.
% CM Cleaning.
H, (1) Interpreter »
CM Tran-lator.
I tli Letter writing fit me service, only).
it!) Heading aloud ibome ervko only i.
K. II) Clerical service.
IL’ l Stenographer.
CM Typist,
tti Aeeountnnt
!. Telephone operator
M Telegraph operator
N Photographer
(». Motor service:
ill Contrihuiion of motor.
CM With chauffeur
cm With personal service as chauffeur.
IV Masseuse.
Q. Special (not classified abovet.
► Persons enrolled by American Red Cross in its units or as individuals 1
► who are accepted for the sanitary service under paragraph 7, and become a i
► part of it under paragraph 1, shall be paid by the National Goverment ac- 4
► cording to the nature of their services whenever authority of law exists for <
► such payment. ‘ 4
[ ENROLL AFTER MONDAY AT SOUTHERN CLUB BUILDING I
; Between 11:30 A M. and 5:30 P. M. j
► COMMITTEE <
\ MK. CVS STEAWSS 1R | n KU.1S j
* .MRS. E. 11. BANCROFT MRS C M. ROBERTS ]
\ .MR S. F. 1)1 U JOIN MRS H FELHE1.MKI j
► , i> n bi'hcvvph MR. REtiRCi: R. BE1 Dl.Nt; 4
► ' R. D. BliCOAMsR \ ,i uhine 4
► iM.1V. C.. A. CAUI.AIHAN MRS 1-;\R.j \ ROTH 4
y MUSS RFXJINA H. KA.P1.AN l>R M F. I.AI'T.M.W \
► Monthly Dues $1.00 Per Year ◄
J Instructions Given at Leo Memorial Hospital Thursday from 1 to 5 p. m <
► Public Meeting at Business Men's League, Tuesday 17, 8 p. m. 3
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BASEBALL TODAY.
Bauxite and Hot Spring* Will Clash
at Whittington Park.
The Hot Springs Athletics and the
Bauxite team of the Little Rock Com
mercial League will meet at Whittle
ten Hark this afternoon in what i
predicted will be one of the best local
games of the season so far. Bo it
teams present strong line ups for this
encounter, and the fans a e promised
a good game. Fi'Uo'wing are the pin
t-rs who will participate
Bauxite—'Allen, first base; Terry,
shortstop; Raper, second Imse; Alex
ander. third balp: Hays, catcher:
Fowler, left field; Braswell, right
EXPERT REPAIRING
WATCHES, CLOCKS
Q JEWELRY
Let our skilled workmen
repair your Jewelry or re
model It according to
newest designs. Prices
surprisingly low. aJ
work guaranteed.
kCCARDS j
CENTRAL AVE. ^ j
field: EthrWl-e, venter field Herring
iptoher
Hot Springs M Laughlin, first
base. Header, shortstop; I.. Smith,
•-econd nase 14. GiUetiwater. third
base; E. Smith, oatther. Sims, leti
field: [>. iGllenwnter, right field. Ha.:
ski center field: Lang. Jones pitch
er#.
The game veil! be called at I: la.
Our Childrens Department is brim
full of school dresses of every descrip
tion. Special Shop. 4-t5-3t
ARKANSAS GIANTS VS. SHORTER.
The Shorter Methodist College u-ol
lored*. and the Hot Springs Giant
will meet at Whittington I’ark Mon
day. Tuesday and Wednesday after
noons in a series of ^allies for tile
benefit of a negro charitable institu
tion. Batteries for Shorter. Smith and
Eason, and for the Giants, Hector and
Wilson The games will he called at
” o’clock. Admission. J,">o, ’..le and
alto.
ARRIVALS AT HOTEL COMO.
W. f’ Light foot, Oklahoma City; V
Fein. New York: J W. Hanselman.
Lawrence, Kan.; Frank Allen and
wife, tries Moines; E. L. Speighl, Ivii
' **' ; F. < .V-lsm. Ini! nemlence.
i,;,I M S Smith, Fort Smith; It II,
Stetson, Detroit; K. D Honr t. Mens
|ll,;' '••• U 'Hath, St. I.oitis; Geo.
LiU" Ardmore, w. s Stanley, Win
slo'v- Nl Vanwa.-on. Champaign
1 W Heed. Chicago; \\ m s. Roman,
■lackernville |-ia R |. Shoger and
«:n*. Chieaao w. <■ Outry, Phila
delphia : I*, s Me.Neal. Cincinnati; .1
i Maudin. New York; .1 e. Hendon,
ihicugo. F \ Ralph chit ago; T. A
M der and wife. \,.w Haven; R !,.
Hutchin-on and wife. Grady, Ark ;
A. ,1 Clemons and wife. Tame. Ark :
B. A Veofaeo city,
Aad to learn of it.
Aprils changeable weather causes
void- that lead to expensive doctor
Hill-, bills that could he avoided ;f
the cold were checked in time, c
Smith. Mi‘l 12th St., Augusta. G*.,
writes; "1 L-ot one i’.'-c bottle of
Foley's Honey and Tar and mv cough
and enld is about well. I was glad to
learn of a great medicine like that."
Folcy’a Horny and Tar enjoys such a
splendid reputation that it is often
imitated, of course, no substitute or
imitation is as good as the genuine.
A c Jennings, druggist.
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Let Sorrells Drug Co. look afta’
your KODAK finishing 1-14-tf
I
GET BEHIND GOVERNOR BROUGH
TO MAKE SUCCESS OF HAND
LING THE STATE CROPS.
Will Purchase the Warrants of tht
State in Advance and Therefore
Put Up the Cash to Increase Food
Products.
Little Rock, April p I. \rrange
meats whereby a market nrty be cre
ated by which warrant* may be sold
at a minimum dis totint during tlie re
malnder of the current year were pci
feeteri at a meeting of representatire
ef fear l.ittl Rock banks and members
of rhe penitentiary commission in the
office of Governor nrough t-rs niora
ing.
Tile bauk- agreed to purchase vnr
rants, b -ginning this month, at a2
cents on tire dollar, the dis ouni to
decrease one per cent each month.
The agreement provided tli.i tlu> o\V I
expenditures under the plan -hall uoi I
exceed ilRo.oeu phe nr iIcuti.■ rv
commission rnadi a «•?:»■ ilar agreement
with the Bailkpp. Trust Coni pan) in
: :> i b.
lianas participating in the agree
ment concluded Saturday were:
Banker1) Tnu.st Company, Union Trust
Company, 'Southern Trust Comnany
and the Bank of Commerce. Each of
the institutions will take an equat
share of the warrants. Other banking
institutions of the city, it was said,
declined to participate in the plan.
Penitentiary officials faced a condi
tion of paying exorbitant prices be
cause no finances could be obtained
until the 1 *.» 17 cotton crop was rptidy
for market. The proceeds from the
1916 crop were consumed in meeting
the outstanding indebtedness against
the penitentiary.
The agreement provides that the
four banks will lie given notice when
penitentiary money s to be depcM'ed
'h the state treasury thus enabling
them to g( t warrant- cashed, it also
nrovides that the col on crop >vdl . c
marketed a- rapid') ns possible .and
al! warrant-, iaKen up inder the agree
ment must b- retired liy December 1.
Tltp | -nitenthiry <itis taken up tb»
warning ot the national governmen
utid additional acreage of ‘oodstu'f'
ares being plant'd, ineniimr- oi' tin
commission said Saturday
The li'Ohslui:' a wage ,ui ibe Cum
mins faim hi t voir totaled in
addit in in te < .ur -. the rnmm.i'
ion uiaiitiii" i.a * acr of ■ n-n
acres o: j„ a.,, ibn acres , \ Ivei
bean- .',u additional acres of gs.-dei.
and To acres of snrginiin. The co lon
acreage also lias I men increased ion
acres making a total o! 2.960 acre
in cotton.
On ilie* Tucker farm i:i |b;u. Com
missioner \V. A. ( okir suid. approxi
mately .12', ..ere1 were planted in food
--D if-. In addition to :1m 223 acre-.
I"' aCreo have been planted !ii «nr
illi:in. 26o a re u corn. Bill acres .1*1
velvet bear.i*. 13** acre, in cow pea
nnd 23 u rs >n garilin Tim cotton
acreage bus l., i n increased 2 c acres,
making .i :otal , I.:•*•,* acre*.
Ccmmi--'liner .Irini F .McCu'e in
who lias charge <>f tiv C minln.. tarn;
si-. d a 1" i, had be“n c®!n|eled re
e aiming 1.6U0 a, r ; of land lying be
twirl the m: n p.-vee and Dm Arkan
as river, ai d t ai the i ntTe Irnet
• being planted ii ford-tufts Only
an exceptiona flood, im said, rem m.'i
the trae
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PRINCIPAL OF JONES SCHOOL
WAS MOST EELOVED BY ALL
FOR HER SPLENDID WORK.
)
.Miss ••' rh-tine Schaefer, principal i
of thi' l .'lea si iioo who m 1\ ng i’
tie pom m ' .1111 at St. Joseph - ins
I ’.till, did a great deal of phkim f.rii• ■;■ •
work a racing the poor chl'dren aider
her charg- It i- stated hi o-vral of
the ladi of the Joni s Improvement
At-socia ion that Miss s hacfer »■ t
r: ly o> ed after tin ir memal fritn
ing. their moral train.ng. hut nl o was
filter.»s;i> 1 p iiieir pli sienl condition.
Wie n > n> discovered that a dii'd tlitl
not h«v. the p: ice ■ the noon m.ch.
sh*‘ w"tr down into her own coot el
hook am! gave them t kmii ti ke'.
When tic saw that some i mid was in
d re ■ f d o th thins or shoes, she
roiided the.i by mahiti. appeal t• >
the S. I. \ . thy Kiks lodge or some
ether charitably incl in'd iti-t t lion,
and her appeals a Way- met wi h a
loorty response. When she conid not
'•l ire such aid she advatted ill
mono herself. Waet. he -an a ddld's
• moral «• mdu t needed correction, sin1
did so in a vigorous h, t kindly m in
ner. Kverv child soon understood
•hat her positive diaracter veiled a
tender heart, and that she had heir
welfare in mind at all times, and there
i hardly a child who went to the
tones school during the lh year-' o'
lur orincuvalshtp hut it at loved her
as a tea:tier, ami lover h r for her
•treat goo* ness and iitsel; sh in teres
When a lew patrons made a protest
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THREE PIECE PORCH SET
I $8.95
Exactly Like cut, solid oak, finished in Fumed Oak. Terms: 95c Cash; $2.00 Per Month
Refrigerators
Eagle and
Automatics
iWe have all the differ
ent sizes. A popular
favorite
f $7.50
50c Cash
50c Per Week
.
Divinette Special
$34.75
Complete with mattress, finished in
pold' ii oak or limed oak: terms, $ 1.00
cash, .alance 7' <■ per week
Porch Swing
SPECIAL
$2.95
Exactly like the cut
Regular Price
$3.50
Terms: 05c Cash
Balance
75c* Per Month
Seilers' Kitchen Cabinets
With its automatic
lowering Hour bin
which so easily low
ers over the table
1 top for filling and
as easily raises back
into position. Also
, its snowy white
guaranteed exten
sion table top with
its ant proof cas
ters.
Sold on Terms
of $1.00 Per
Week
Rocker Special^.For Mind
$5.50
trphola!rfPd finished in
oak or l.arly TCnRlish. Ti
•*l cash, balance $| ftp
month '
" " " HiltroilH Iim’ th We furnish tne only pasteurized
in'll! >' '! ' 1 'I0ni' in 1 1 " maul il'il not ‘'*'n ci milk eotd In Hot Springe. The Pa«.
iKh a wrotpsl. tiudiid MUk Co «-11.tf
REO and GRANT j
| AUTOMOBILES £
| Goodyear 'fires |
Clyde IVlorris, Agent I
iPhone 32 , 220 Ouachita Ave. ||