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Honor the Best Mother on Earth Your Mother “A bright llower for mother living; A white flower tor mother's memory” Johnson Flora! Co. 232 Central Ave. Phone 618 * Pianos, Victor and Edison Talking Machines, Typewriters and Sewing Machines, at the right prices and on easy terms. Competent men in charge of our re pair department. Phone us your or der today. D. C. RICHARDS Piano Co. 633 CENTRAL AVE. 'PHONE 101 Arkansas National Batik OF HOT SPRINGS. ARK Memner Federal Reserve Bank Capital . *100,000.00 Surplus end Profits $29f>,000.00 CHAS. N. R!X, President E. F. KLEIN, Vice-President F. C. STEARNS, Vice. " ROBERT NEILL, Cashier 8. P. COLLINGS, Director HENRY FELLHEIMEM, 01 rector. A Roll of Honor Bank Does a full banking business. Cashes drafts and checks for ▼isttors. Draw our own drafts on all parts of Europe Sell Travelers' Money Orders, payable In al foreign countries and United States by banks, hotels or merchants VS'. —■1 -... JOFFKE REVIEWS THE WEST POINT CAOETS EXPRESSES THE BELIEF THAT THEY vVERE READY FOR SERVICE IN FRANCE. West Point, S' Y. May 11. Marshal Jufire promised tlie rni'ed States military academy authorities todaj. alter lie had reviewed the titft cadet--. Uiat lie would write a personal letter to i ie s'udeui off eers expressing In belief that they were ready for -erv iee in France. This communication from the gr<vu French soldier is ex pected to reach West Point tomorrow find to he posted iri 'ho order of the flay. Tlio mar.-iliai' \1 s-11 to the military post was preceded by one to Washing ton ' headij arter? at New burgh. The Newburgh reception was New York tate's offir ,il welcome 10 'he war rior, from France, wilnu, wuh Governor .Whitman, -poke in the presence o' most of the members o the state leg lltl lire The < udem were reviewed on the parade ground wifi ncahi'r condi tions perfect and with many hundreds of women and ifliilrtren among the l> ito';. Marshal Joffro put aide his field m I form and appeared in f: 1 dres-s h - red tron ers aud id ie eoat sharply contrasting with tin- I'nited Suites army blue and the cadet gray. Alter passing up and down in from of t in line of cadets standing at at lantion. Marshal Joffro told Colonel John Middle, supei intondent of the ucadi-my, he wished to express hi pioamre and admiration a the cadet ' physical appearance and training I’ i ill pressed ilimi to know, he said, taut ; these young officers, . • whom !r>t wid t.e graduated August ten month hei\ re their training irsrnlly would i nd, were to light ide tiy side wi'h French officers on French so'. Tie. marshall sa d lie ’ad heard We-1 Point cadets composed the most magnificent student im itary body n ih*' world, and. he now knew- it was BALFOUR IS GIVEN * ROUSING RECEPTION CROWD. HOWEVER. WAS NOT AS LARGE AS GREETED THE HERO OF THE MARNE. .N'.’W York. .May 11—-Arthur James I to. four, Grea.t Britain's secretary of state for foreign al'fuirs, and members of the British mission a- otnpanying him t> thi»- country received « wed I come of ainaz ng proportion - on their arrival from "Washington late today. Alt' Halt ur was so impressed by what hi termed the ‘‘wholehearted exhibi tion of enthusiasm” everywhere that later in a speech at City had he as serted if those on the other side of the Atlantic- could have hud a glimpse - f it there would he renewed determi nation to carry through .he struggle ur all i-aorlf.ee-.'. The Bret tab commission was met in Jersey City by a group of leading eiti zens, among them Robert Bacon, .1 !’ Morgan and others of prom in cnee. Thoi - ajipr aeh across the river to the Mattery landing was hetw ded to wait ting thousands t.y o ndnuous salutes from river craft. Mr. Balfour showed keen interest in the Statue of Liberty on the trip to Manhattan. As Mr. Halt' ur stepped info view | alter leaving the pier with Ueutenair i tenoral Bridges close d»y, a roar went up from the crowd that spread to win dows of skyscrupeTs from which Brit ish. From li and American falgs were waved vigorously. The greet.ng ac < riled to the distinguished Britisher* appeared |(> be uo less enthusiastic than chat given to vi Vivian! and Mar shal Joffre, but it was observed the crowds were not s. huge as those which cheered tin* hero of the* Marne, i’usejivg through the financial d strict in lower Brttidway the visitors re celvi-d great applause Ixuig stream ers of ticker tape thrown trom win ii ws were carried across the street by a strung breeze, intermingling with the abundant display of vaTi-eolored hunting. Muter.ng City ha-1 for llie « fficial welcome from the mayor, Mr. Balfour and his party were escorted to the alderraanic ehhmiber, where the may r and Joseph II. Choate outlined the aim* of the United States in the war and the reasons why the nation joined in the struggle. —-o WESTERN RAILROADS CLOSE THEIR CASE I HAVE BEEN BEFORE INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION ASK ING FOR INCREASED RATES. Washington. Muv 11 The we tern roads today dosed the r ease 'n 1Hie leering.'' before the Interstate <'">m lUort’H Commission. on a proposed country wide increase of IT. per cent in all freight ra'es and a recess tva ■ taken until May 23, when shippers and others will present their fide of the question. Since t ie hearings opened Monday the carriers of the east, south and we-t have presented through their leading executives a great mass, of evidence calculated to show tiliat the need of ttio Increase is Imperative if i he companies are to inc h the r sing I cos:, of labor, material and other ne ! I petdtlPi. T! e road .-xecui.ve w ll i«- recalled I e-r cross-examination by the shippers I ■ oen.-el when the .hearings ore rt* med \ia> 2,1. Upsides the Hhijij.c-*, i epresentat;ve> or state ra iro_id < •nis ions and other uteri •••! p will receive an opportunity t i- t • ]"n j commission est mates that about :wo weeks Will he required to wind p th< tuk.ng of testinion> UJe Jtre Prepared to Print Anything From Card to Catalog Cbe Sentinel-Record Hob Department t Letter Heads, note Heads. Hill Heads. Statements. Envelopes. Cards. Etc. The Latest Erected on the U. S. Reservation Strictly 1 ire Prod and Sanitary. SUPERin_ Tile Floors, Marble Partitions, Hot water Direct to the bath tubs with out coming in contact with the air being cooled in radiator under a fan thereby retaining the gases Air in Bath and Cooling Rooms Changed Every Ten Minutes. The Public Cordially Invited to Make Inspection. W. Vi. PRESTON, Manager U. S' WILL REQUEST MEN BE GIVEN JOBS CAPTAIN eUBB SAYS HE WILL ASK EMPLOYERS TO REHIRE MEN REJECTED L.tilc Rm k, \iav II Appli ant- for , 1‘laces ni ihe officers' training school V-ho have faded , n the physical >■.<■ ami nation are :o he given another chance, and unii 1 a second examina iion it; given all men will be remitted at the camp Many of those wh have been re jected were rejected -n account, of minor defects that probably <an be remedied. and Col 1( l_ Bullard, who issued toe order, said that he wanted to give the men he benefit of every d not before fltla'ly ■( smptlifying them. \fany of those ho failed to pass the examination’ were disquali fied - n account of defects that eannor he rectified so. ii, and the-, have Rule hope of remaining at the amp. .In* what disposition will lie made of those rejei ted is not known yet. hut i is th Tght. they will lie reimbursed for their traveling expenses and sent back home. One of the problems to be met F hat ol metl who left their isisilj jis n take the course, and having been rejected, have neither place in th< army nor positions at home. 1 apt tin Ihfbb. the camp adjutant, said Friday that he w.ll make an ap , peal to former employers in every | such case, asking that the men tie I aken back in their ml positi ns. with mo same rank and with tne amt* pa., Captain Bubb will write letters for '•aoli of them asking tin r eniplnyet to take them back thr u :h patriotism if for no other reasons, reminding them that ithe men responded to tb. all of their eountry, and through no fault of their wn were found tn>’ suitable for army life. Throughout this morning there wa a constant stream of ant mobiles, vol unteer and jitney winding -.heir wa\ to the po*t, loaded to the guards w.th students. The procession is expected to continue till Monday, when th.- Iasi f the men will have reported VIVIANI GREETED BY NEW YORK BAR ■ TRENCH PREMIER PAYS A VtSIT { TO MADAME SARAH BERN HARD'.. WHO la ILL. New York, May 11.—(Rene Vivtani. 1'renoh mini er or jus .-e, w<i- gree erl hero today as heed of the Ftvnr >ar by more tharn SOd American law • crs, including some oi the foremost <>f the profession in this country. He •va.s told by Charles Grans Hughe <rt.orge \V Wicker*ham and other imid rim dfuoiv enthusiasm, how the ■ rofe sion feels me only toward the '■ *al aspects of the wa- w th C >rmany. at partic Tariy toward the Imman hie of it. and t.« ci.nira I ip of the I nited State tor Franc*- u h- ,:ing tor the cause of world j eoice. ‘We have not come here." M. \ ivlani said, "to exchange simply the t men Hie* of nternational friendship. We have conic here to penetrate your soul, to penetrate your hearts. ,We tiave cotne here to cause a appear to you throvigli. n#t the great soul of wounded Ft tune, oi -til Terms Fra nee. Come to us. broi.1v r Ytneriea: s whose hearts have been weld'd to our iivir since l.ataytte wit.li) his Fn ieh | '.Idlers set toot oil your oi It is 1 not for France i is not for you. t - not for Ihigluml, it is uot for Hus ,1 * No, it s for the people of the entire j world, it is for humanity entire \fier leaving the lawyer-, M Vi ! \ inni and m< nihers of his (airly won* | o tiie French hospital. As M. Yiv ! .mi's autonio .de wa* approaching the I to«|dUil, a inoioicyeli pol■ • email ran t down an aged man Both policeman and pedestrian were injured, th former seriously. M Vivian, directed Major Preyfm to lc*i\i $l''b for line po Iceman and a ked to lie sent iilornw-d of t'" men's cotiditum After leaving tie lYetleii tm-pitah M. VlvM.ii \ sited Madame Sarah Hern.il*nit When he lef* thd actre room alter a ton minute con»ersation h's fare Mat wreathed n sinlie Madame Bernhardt expre* ■ t her de light oi his v sit and -eemod grt-a tv cheered. HALT CALLED MAY ON WHEAT SPECULATION CONTINt'BO FT?om I’AMR ONE. si - -1 ii n tlu* afternoon. hi: snnl no threat Inn! : ecu made i . intima' ' I It also ivns admitted' that government acent- h id etv n the tradoia pi: <>f the hoard lor several days ta-.itm note mi [he trades Tile Hoard, of directors were promped in react'd :.r i lie r < on '-inn j joy wlv.it they deemed to He lu.ir ;n j trioiie dnls to the country hi t.i- hoar vot tail oiihI stre .on! I >epii I’ ! firiffln, president, o: tie- hoard <•. t rude J should Mo- u emphnsi .- nua specular.m ha nothing whatever m do w ill the ;t- lain of tie* dire lors *u deeding t«> a'landtn trad tig n Mi wheat. ;.or is speriital >i in an. **11 reapom ade. lor the tnigh prices pro* ■ ailing for May ,vlieat or • ti » cash ar ic!'*. (lenerally **'akmtr. the spe i iator > not interested ri May vvlieai, ms operation* be.in; eonf ned to tie fut-i". Practically the entire Inter-. In Ma> wheat is resirie ed to farmers, grain dealer.*, mdler- an diorcgn gov •*t: nents. 'The. Its teria over the food ' m lion iijs reused o taiitiiede oi eon- in • is in every directum. and whim l| Is : uaretiub.e. it is nevertheless a fae* lll.'i lie leading goveminent , oi Ke rope seem to have keenmc fearful as f.o ttnoii .ntiiln requirements. Tin largest i.ivor o. wheat tor pre on and futttr* dehvery a*, th* time in th market are the govei imrn's of Kurope, not speculators. "We are tint o. market place and * • lo* v a. tliere no restrictions, .-u ti i>“ vve •save just adopted, there ■ * i l*m f to tbe amount of wheat tho-e governments might pur base Titer* fore, the action ot :! c- directors .t •< no; interf re with the freedom of eon tract on the part of • ittlvcr the ntli vuliitib or governments, but eompeds those reqt'jriug wheat for immediatf eons.iimpt en to make purchases from tarnors find guru denier rather that, throng , the nued utn of a lontract to* 11 ure delivery on the floor oi cm exclla nge." It was .stated *>y onie traders *<v night that there was no win o. e ti mating the effect of the order on trade* existing. 'I';)•• amomi of vv h it on this market was a.d to in* lHd.nee 1 iistheis on Saturday and that proha • iy me aiuioiint now here was rhort j of iir.-c figures May wheat cio-ed I .ii i.i.is today. HEAOACHE, BACKACHE WEAK & NERVOUS Doctor Recommended Cardin— Afte Takinq Si* Bottles, Says Her Health Now Retter Than Ever Before. I. iipvp-w. Tex I am now in hot t(y health Mian I have ever been m m> lib’, writes Mrs. Hester Stovall, of the town ‘.My bad health beeait four years ape. after the birth of my first, child at rid tn> health had heen a ! broken up ever since I he Kan takinitr rneili< due front the doctor . and waa under h.s treatment five ntf nths ... | pot m bet or. He treated me from September until .farm ary. and then recommended cardm which I be nan to take and uy health is now better than it has been in for years. “I Buffered four years I wa able l do my work, ant b it badly all the time, |el weak and nervous My bead ached, my bar k hurt and pnitpel trie all the t me could hardly deep at nlKht and every mcirninp when I would pel up I felt dizzy and s!up«i di I lee| I owe Illy lit'. to Cardlli Nothing ever cured me or even helped me until [ it ok ('atdm. I „ - took Blank I hauplil. loti It seenn-d to cleanse Illy system t licit mphly a,,|i I fel' ■ pond after taking It I I'd like- a hrancl pew wom.in. hope ever* wontan w ho lit a r I will try Ctirdui In ai: I h., . taken • iv hottIt ■ nt Card 1 are ■ nly len a me f i e ,| I a i l 1 fcrthii mi- be iho .i rj nesliVn.' eed tot your trouble■ i,ic. \ , trial \t all ilt ■ irU m / l ' r //if l mMcm 7 a;1. it I I - -Ilf -T 'nf ,.f A/u>l< r .Sff -U r. Expert Cleansing THERE is more to the proper cleansing of your suit than removing the surfac e soil. W e CLEAN them through and through, i inside and out. 1 hey are sterilized, pressed and finish ed. I his is why our service always means quality. TF.IZPHONF US 1147 The Emporium Sam Wcxler mi i mu \ H i i' i < •»> m p kl'i— a ' I’Mtn a a»: \ ti.• t onv* 1 ' n • ,i\ I \V m hi ran v* • ■ " . o . - m>41 - tv ’ - ■■ s ; V" i) r-M-a • iwr f rntn» • • layer »n eh : < M* im *• ' »* brine. 20c a 0an V UVU.-&UV\u>i6c u vTtt p o u ^ hb , • 707 Central Avenue Phone 120 GOLDEN’S I PHONE 766 MARKET The Other Kind of Loganberry Juice” ylnm On on-M:* I u riitdy-nttdn t ■. ren y, dnuL in t .1 It ll'lllrs lion, the 1*0' I If -j., .[ Kt.;. j.( .ill,,:. NO MIXING—NO CHANCE FOR F AILURE. l.fO'iuiL rrv hi in* nutrition •non, <1 .uni do! mo s. ||:n TlK)*t, full ■ yiiR ol nil ir it m'i n . P'nt Bottles :’■* Cents: Quo t Bottles ‘.0 Cents. hor Anything Lost, Strayed or Stolen CALL 692 Young and Sullivan Delective Agency A'I wo,k rjuar.inlepJ. Everythln0 strictly confidential. Office open am- ,0 1:> m': 2 l,m- *«> « P-m. Call 1621 any time at night. our ovvn car a"J ne''er *leep. Alway. on the job. YOUNG * SULLIVAN.