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World's cresset., 1913-01-02

''siGg save oDly ,het they X.
themselves f.. n thing offei (
to Idols and from blood and frt
/ strarg!ad and from fernicati
Then Paul took the men a
the rezt Cay purifying bins
| with them entered into {
temple to signify the scconplh
rnent OF the days of purideati
| until that an offered should il
offered for ev. ry one of then
Acts. 81 1g to 26
| Now dear readers let me q
peal TO your better judgenen
And be blinded 10 longer: 81
YOU must see as 8 teacher Pa
tor Russell ls bltn ded to tl
truth either thru Ignorance, q,
by the god Of, this world. 81
any, one who read this arttole
with an open eye must sea tho
there is a, classification In th
cEur n even to highest offercer
IN the church Peter and Paul
as We said above, held diner
enl oftLes, We ahouId d
never undertook this article
had it not been FOR the wide cir
c!llation Of the Paster's sermon
on this point for we know thai
many OF the CEEssET readers,
! read his sermons, and for this
reason we van't 4 them to read
the Bible for It, so that they
might see how far wrong big men
can get. Hoping that they may
read t'is article carefully and
lprayerfuly, and then hand 1t Il
some one else to red. For th1
same purpose.
! H ping that our labors MAJ
ontain to the height Of the min,
OF men, that 1t is intended for
We Deg TO remain the servant O.
our rcat.ers until God saws It l.
enough come up higher.
World's cresset., 1913-01-02

Ted il. regard 10 ctrcnmc:sicS
the Ce tijes ald reaching j ru.
salem ana the Apostles and
while under their charge ht him
sell had 10 obey the law, Plesse
read.
And the Gay following Pau!
went in with u unto James; and
all the elders we're present.
And when he had saluted them
he declared pn' tlcularly what
things God had wrought among
the G.ntiles by his ministry.
And wht n 'hey beard it they
glori6ed the Lord. and said unto
him, Thou sees', brother, how
many thousands Of Jews there
are which believe: and they are
all zoalnus Of tho law.
And they are informed of thee,
that thou teaches all the Jews
which are among the G ntiles tc
forsalze Moses. saying that they
ought not to clrcumcise their
children neither to walk afte,
the customs
What is it therefore the multi
tude must needs com" togethe,
for they will h"ar that thou art
come.
Do therefore this that we say
to thee: We have four men which
have a vow on them.
Them take and purify thyspl.
wi h them, and be at charges
with 'ht n. that they may shave
their heads; and all NAV know
thai 'h"se thing, whereof thev
were ,nf"rmed concerning thee
are nothing; hut that thou ,hy
SELF also "alkest orderly, anG
keepest the law.
! As touching t"e GontiIes which
ha'ieve we nave written and con
cluded that they observe no such
World's cresset., 1913-01-02

| p, ncacnn~ etc And yet pau
d|d tntmc any herc that wc
C n .inu hn q Pastor vas or
d'ihed c'th'r way, So tcchnaIly
'ptdking Pa, + Ru sell has q
| poor lounua ltn 10 plant his ar.
gum lit on, E,r neither does
nj" arGuu4rnt stop the ordina.
i 'ions iii the church o the clasiti
cav IS OF tiiicers witch Paul
, ~nok Of when ne said.
, But as God hah distributed TO every mar, as
the Lord hath called cycrs one so lc hita walk.
nd SO ordain in Ill c arches
{ Isany MN cSl'cd being circumcisrd? ,e. him
n"t tccom uncircumGiscd Is suy called In
. uhcrculncision; let him not be circumc,-et
! Cor. c-lT ~
, And for the benefit Of our
readers Wa shall sav further that
Pau; took Timothv and circum
, ciS"d h,r, b. mn'her heing a
il W, bno T'us neing n Greek
aould no' suffer him to be cir
cnmciSed under m considera
tion And again Paul sets forth
a classification ia the church in
this mannor
/ but as Cod hnth distributed to every tnan ss
the |. I'd hsth called every one 50 i,t hin walk
And 40 orhain in->al' churches
: Isanv man cllrd being circumciscl2 'ct him
not hccoRn uncirclimGifed Is any called in
lncircumcisiont let him not be cirbnmciscd.
!, Circumcision is nothing and uncircumcsion
'is nothing bat the keeping OF the
. commandments of God.
Let eeery man abide in tho fane ca.li1r
wherein be was called Ger. --l- tocr
{ If this docs not set a classiti.
cation in the church. Then I
will admit that do not under.
stand The truth. For I surely
zee these plain facts in A classi
fed manner, aNd then when I
Tread again "hat after Paul had
! preached to The GcntileS II
years. and then went up to Jrr.
u.alem to see the other Apostles
and Elders to have a dispute got.
World's cresset., 1913-01-02
Having rented my place, and be-
ing sick, 7 will sell at Public Sale
at my place one half mile from
Brushyknob on the Pug Singleton
place, on Jan. 4 1913. the follow
ing described property towit:

head Of dorses, consisting Of: good n,pod
mAres, RS O d, colt coming yrs. and colt
coming year, 2 brood sows, one having pigs
set $40 harness nearly new, good set old
harness. set single buggy harness, l saddle. !
john Deere buggy / lumber wagon. Turning
p o ", 2d>ub'e shovels | single shove plow, 1
good harrow, And doz chickens.
AL nv II useho!d Furni ure consisting of: l
good no Range heating stove, / Upright
folding bed. round dining room table, / kitchen
cabi e., dresser, cupboards, bsdstead and
springs, )uuus ses, Chairs. Center table, Pictures
and frames, rocking chairs, good grlndstone,
1 shot gun. Two hive Of Bees, 5 ba11els. iron
kettle Lot ofcanned frui; ard empty frui' jars
Cooking utensils and artic es TO numerous to
SALE to be in q 10 O clock
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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-04-22

The Sacramento Saloon, South Car
son Street, has good beer-the kind
YOU observation-disclosures. Try it and
if YOU like it. which you will, drn
ONE
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-04-22
Virginia & Truckee Railway

General Offices. Carson City. Nevada
=. NJ. Ardery, Gen. Mgr. E. B. Yerington, G. F. & P. A
See Route No. 69. Candrian's Guide
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-04-22

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The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-25
THE LYcEuM.

When you look over the programs of the various picture houses for today, just let your optics finger for a second longer on the one at the Lyceum. You will have to do that anyway. for it is a bigger program than slow at any other theater, there being five reels in all, and in addition to the quantity you also get quality, for the Lyceum is the only theater where genuine first run pic lures are shown, so you see, there is every reason in the world why you should go to the Lyceum theater for the finest line of moving pictures ever seen in this city. There is also a classy variety to the show today. the program being composed of com edy. drama, educational and indus trial subjects, with a foreign trava- logne thrown in to give you good measure. There's no use in explain ing all our pictures, the titles speak ing for themselves, so just look at the Lyceum 'adn in another column. That's the answer, and this Is what will bring you to us today. Huff said,"
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-25
NEGRO STUDENTS HELos
Inmates of Reform School Charged
 With Murder.

Knoxville. Tenn, March 22.-Foui negro boys. pupils of the colored branch of the state deaf and .dumh school have been held in connection with the tragedy at that school last Monday morning when Louis Mann son of Superintendent and Mrs Mann was killed and four others injured as . result of murderous assault made at an early morning hour. A coro- ner's jury sat for seven hours today listening to testimony. then held Haynes Terry on the charge of mur- der and Hiram Armstrong. Wade Woodfolk and Hiram Johnson as ac- cessorjes.
 Terry was positively identified by Carrie Mason, matron of the school. who Is still confined to a hospital and a strong chain of circumstantial evil dence was woven involving all four of the students named Of the four injured persons all are doing well ex- cept Mayme Steel girl student. who has never regained consciousness since struck with baseball hat last Monday morning.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-25
s @ Ht tbe CbedterS . .

i an artist, comedienne of unsurpass ed natural ability and charm. Excella and Franks, the physical culture girls, have a splendid act They are buxom beauties, and seem to be perfect masters of the physi cal culture game. They are splendid types of the athletic girl, and they never fail to please with their nov city offering.
 Bert Delno and company comedy acrobats, are quartet of gmynastic artists. Their bar work and tumb, ling is of an exceptional nature and the comedy and acrobatics are well mingled to make up big act.
 Billy Woodall, in his lonesome blackface act, is a clever exponent of the negro character. He Is the possessor of a splendid voice and he makes good use of it in both his songs and monolOgue.
 First day audiences liked the show immensely and it promises to be a big feature in the entertainment line while in the city the first three days of the week
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-25
NEW CENTRAL THEArER.

The management of this house is mighty proud of the program there today, and for good reasons, because there is q two reel vitagraph feature on that has eclipsed anything in the romantic line this firm has released during the present year The title of this special is Red and White Roses. and tells the story of a man of prominence, through conspiracy and scandal, made victim of a poli- tical intrigue that involves some of the leaders of the fashionable world. The stage settings in this two reel feature are most elaborate. The title is romantic enough, but the plot Is even more so. and one must not lose sight of the fact that there is featur- ed in this production William Hum phrey and Miss Leah Baird, the lat ter being undoubtedly the most beau tifdl woman now before the motion picture camera.
 There is another reel that will catch you, twill Willie Win, the comedy of the week, from the Lu- bin studio, and when you see Willie you will realize that he cannot lose. You won't want to lose Willie. be- cause he's such charming. willing cuss that he makes hit with every one.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-25
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The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-25
AT THE PRINCESS.

The present show at the Princes, IS one or unusual novelty and beau ". It is an offering of new ant novel features from beginning to end, and is one of the most enter tanning bills that has been booked Tor many weeks.
 The big feature of the bin is liar " Beresford, the actor playwright and his splendid company in the vau deyille sketch, '.In Old New York ,
 This is one of the most uniuue novel and megitorious sketches that has ever visited the Princess. The stage setting Of the piece is one of the most novel the work of the members of the company is high. class in every respect. and the plot or the playlet is one which will ap. peal to all, being mixture of co~. edy and heart interest, so delightful ly intermingled that every moment is interesting.
 Whitfield and Ireland in their skit The Belle of Bingvilley. is a comedy scream. The clever char. acterzation of Miss Ireland is of such nature that 1t stamps her as
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-25
AT THE AUDITORIUM.

MT. Louis Mann, one of Americas greatest actors, will be seen at ths Auditorium theater tonight in his latest great and successful play, "Elevating Husband"
 The play that New York theater goers for six months last season with a condition in theatricals so unnsu al and unique that it created un bounded comment
 Here was production from one of the leading New York firms Of producers so much to- ta4e public's liking that artist and play were kept moving about New York from the ater to theater during three-qrart- CTS of the entire season. Opening originally at the Liberty theater, previously contracted bookings made it necessary to shift Mir. Mann and his play to the Criterion theater. Here the actor remained for weeks until the date of the contracted ap- pearance of Ethel Barrymore. It was immediately arranged that dur ing Miss Barrymores stay at the Criterion MT. Mann could continue his enormous business at the Gar rick theater, returning to the Crlter- ion at the end of Miss Barrymore's run. This was done and MT. Mann finished out the season at the latter theater to a succession of delighted audiences.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-25
THE LYRIC THEATER.

There have been many features at the Lyric theater but none have thus far. in daintiness. artistic tempera- ment and the exemplification of art in plastic poses and representations as that shown hy the Ferris Wheel Girla five of the prettiest, most graceful young ladies who ever added luster to the Lyric stage. There act yesterday matinee and last night was revelation. They impersonat- ed many of the. well known groups of statuary, as we'll as the recogniz- ed paintings of the old masters, hold Ing The post intact with scarcely a muscle moving pictures que and statue-like It was the best exemplification of self-control ever seen in this city, and the marvel of the act was a little tot scarcely old enough to understand the meaning of the groiips she was part of. yet perfect in her work.
 The LaNoles are also on this bill. and if you want to laugh and at the same time wonder at the elasticity and nimbleness and fun, all three rolled into one and centered in this team. don't fail to see these past grand masters of comedy acrobatic work. The very makeup of the man is a scream but when he and his feminine partner get under way a riot of laughter and storm or ap- plause is the natural result. The pfc- lures the Lyric is showing are above the ordinary and business, in keeping with a most excellent bill, is of the topnotch variety. Better see this excellent show, for you'll like it.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-25
AUTO POLO WAS
 BIG SENSATION
NEW AND HAZARDOUS GAME DRAWS BIG CROWD AND EN-
 PERTAINS THEM.

When the first game of auto polo was called at l o'clock yesterday al ternoon on Fogel field, Wilmington park. there were over 300 persons present who had gathered to see this most thrilling of all sports. When the second game was called there were over TOO present That shows what is in contests of this nature, and certainly nothing like it has ey- CT hefore been seen in these parts
 Talk about excitement There were all kinds on tap, from the mo ment the referee ordered play and the two small cars opened up and dashed towards the ball in the cen ter of the field What happened? |? Well. it wasn't long before wheel was knocked off. clean as whistle. from one car and the spokes of an other taken out at one crack. Tn the second game the cars smashed and crashed and one of them was put en- lisions took place that did not stop the play. Far from it.
 The players have been at this for some time and little thing like a collision didn't bother them in the least They scrambled over the cars like kids going over fence They made dive for the ball un- Iderneath car and getting it into the open. opened up and were soon locked in another collision. There's just two prominent factors in these cars-forward and reverse Brakes are unknown. When one wants to stop the driver throws on the re- verse. The cars spin around like tops. They are protected forwards and back by contrivance that pre- vents them from lying flat on the ground. They simply roll over and the men on the cars have to roll the opposite way or get rolled.
 Another game will be played this afternoon. and if you enjoy sport of this kind and are interested in the thrills-this is the thing you are looking for. because nothing quite so daring has ever been seen here.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-25
"BIG CHARLIE WILT. ABSENT FIRST DAY.
FORFEITURE OF s1o.ooo BOND TO BE ASKED UNLESS HE ANS
 wERs IN COURT TODAY.
Grand Jury Will Take Up the Swim. de Cases To-day if Possible and Then Give Attention to
 Officials.

Big Charlie" Wilt, one of the men alleged to be implicated in the stealing of s20,000, from Franl, r. Fox of Indiana, was not present in court yesterday, and just before ad jou-nment Attorneys Martin and Wooten, and John Hickey who rep. resent Fox in the especial prosecu ton of the cases, held conference with Prosecutor Witt and Deputy Wilmington, in which It was agreed that forfeitures on his bond would be asked today if he was not produc. ed.
 Arthur Slayin and George Ryan, two others accused in a similar charge, appeared personally in court Jack Porter and J. H. Eberly. alias Amis, were said to be in the city
 but did not visit the court room. j. H. Ward. The Brass Kid", is in jail, and Joe Denton, one other accused, has not been apprehended, though men of the Burns Detective ,agency had hunted all over this country for him.
 It is assumed that the grand jury WILL accommodate the number Of out of town witnesses by giving first at tention to these swindle cases. Frank P. Fox. and Messrs Rumpling, Mack and Piper are here to testify. All are visitors from far away states.
 The next work the grand jury will take up, it is understood is that of the officials. to reach a determine tion whether there are officials who should be indicted and removed from office, and on what charges.
 Counsel for the accused swindlers say that all of their men will be in court at the proper time. But special counsel for the prosecution wanted
 tle hccused men there yesterday, and made it plain that they were not satisfied that Wilt was absent or had not made some substantial show ing as to why he was not there. The bonds called for stheir presence at the opening of court when called by court It was stated last night that Wilt had arrived and would appear today to protect his bondsmen.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-25
THE DR, WAS IN A CYCLONE

Dr. A. B. Ellsworth, the physician of Purvis, Mississippi, writes inter esting details about the cyclone that devastated that section. We quote T suppose you saw a notft6 'iss the papers that we had a cyclone on the 24th of May. It swept our little town about off the earth. Thank Pfoyi dence, my family and self came out alive, but my drug store was swept to the winds. We are picking up slowly. l found four bottles Fulton's Renal Compound unbroken and gave them to a lady whom the other phy. sicians had given up (kidney dis. easel. She came to me as soon as she heard that I had returned to my practice again, and 1 put her on the Renal Compound and she Is nov nearly well. But l need more, and you will please send me another dozen of the Renal Compound from your nearest shipping point.
 ''B. N. AIlSWORTH, NJ. D.
 How can people wno have kidney trouble expect to get we'll on the old futile kidney patents when the cen. sus deaths show that ninety-two out of every hundred of them passed cut a form Of the disease that was incur able up to the date that Fulton work ed out his Renal Compound?
 Isn't there room here for serious reflection for the man who is on his way to the drug store for q kidney 
 SoTrells Drug Co. is local agent. Ask for pamphlet.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-25
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Could we afford to recommend any thing that we did hot have faith in? More than that, could we afford to guarantee anything to give satisfac- tion in every case or money back, if we did not firmly believe that it would give satisfaction?
 Our reputation would suffer, and people would lose confidence in us unless our advice was found, in p-ae- tically every instance. to be well grounded and worth following.
 We are taking no chances with our reputation when we recommend Rex all Cold Tablets, because We have yet to hear of their failure to give satis- faction in single instance in which we nave recommended them. We have faith in them.
 If it has been our observation and others experience that Rexall Cold Tablets are the best means for help ling to check and relieve colds and the diseomfo1ts taat attend them. is if not pretty certain that your expert. ,ence will be jus t as pleasant? Need |you hesitate to use particular ly when we offer Rexall Cold Tablets to you with positive guarantee that they will help and satisfy you, or your money back Price. 25 cents. Sold in this community only at our stores 1'ae Rexall Stores-R. C. Morris Drug Co, phone PAP, and the Public Drug Co, phone 645
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-25
ROYAL rHEATER.

Today's program Is one of those bright and attractive offerings for which the Royal has well-earned reputation.
 ~The Satchel Came. Is an Imp. picture story one of those charming dramatic offerings of this company containing just enough of comedy to make it Interesting.
 sWas She to Blame?' comes from the Rex company. and is one of the typical dramatic offerings of this company It is bright and attrac tive in every detail.
 The Village Choir, Is a comed, drama and is esnt by Nestor ts round out this splendid program. On Wednesday the Royal will show the Imp company's masterpiece,
 Kathleen Mavourneen," that beau
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-25
COLLEGE wREsTLERs.

Ithica. N. Y., March 22.--Cornel re tained the intercollegiate title in wrestling today when it's mat men came through the finals with 27 points Iehigh. considered the most formidable contender. won 14 points and third place, while Princeton sprang surprise by making second place with l9 points Columbia was fourth with ten and Pennsylvania fifth with seven points.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-25
BAZAAR FOR THE BENEFIT
 OF ST. JOHNS CHURCH

The ladies of St. Johns will com. mence their carnival bazaar for the benefit of St. Johns Church this morning. March 24. Hattie Cohns place has been secured for tais pur. pose. The bazaar will continue the rest of this week and possibly a few days next week. All invited to come.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-25
sEAY.TlLI.MAN.

News reached the city yesterday of the marriage at Rowe. Arkansas. of Clyde Seay of this city to Miss kattie Tillman of that city, The couple will reside here. The bride is the daughter of leading merchant of Rowe.