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The Sentinel=record., 1914-08-03
THE sPooNERs ALL THIS WEEK

Monday night the Spooners Stock
Co. headed by Dad Spooner, will
open their second weeks engage
ment, and will change their plays
every night during the entire week.
The opening play Monday night is
to be a good one, play that Dad
tells us he opened in for all of last
season. The play is one of Froh-
mans best plays adapted from the
French which is called "The Stub
borness of Our Betty" 1t is SPLEEN
did comedy, on the order of jan
Lend Me Your Wife" and Whose
Baby Are You" but is again nothing
like them. and is an entirely new
idea in comedy and funny situations.
Many have said it's funnier than
'sThe Man From Mexico" Willie Col
lier's greatest success, and that's go
ing some.
The scene is laid in India, and an
old man who has a nephew in the
United States that forces or tried to
force marriage with the daughter of
an old friend of his here in the Unit
ed States. The boy tried to marry
the Cir but she will have none OF
him, and he a.Cer corresponding with
her, makes the trip and changes his
name tried to win her. lie can't do
it. the uncle comes to this country,
and will disinherit him if he don't
have a wife. Well, it remains to be
seen Monday night what happens
when this funny situation presents
itself.
There will be great specialties dur
ing the second act by Miss Marjorie
Shrewsbury, and between the first
and second act by Mique Spooner,
who has gotten into fast favor by his
clever singing. 1t cannot be remem-
bered here when a young man has
been able to put his songs over just
like Mique, but he does it, and is a
big hit His audience Is with him
from his appearance until his exit.
And many patrons leave requests at
the box office to have him sing GER
tain songs over aad over again,
which Mique does not have to do, and
don't as a rule do, always having
plenty of new and up to date stuff
for each and every performance
Prices popular, and so are the
! Spooners.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-08-03
MARY PICKFORD IS
new CENTRAL STAR
IN new FEATURE
"THE EAGLES MATE" BEST SEEN
HERE DURING THE PRESENT
SUMMER.

In "The Eagles Mate" a vitality
gripping drama of the mountain coun-
try, Astounding in honest, exquisite
and poignant thrills, written by Anna
Alice Chaplin, Mary Pickford portrays
the delightfully."- fascinating character
of little Anemone, a dainty slip OF
beauty, adorably girlish, tantalizingly
wilful gloriously feminine. From hef
peaceful little valley home, Anemone
rises to great heights, and in the
stress of that mounting, realizes the
earnest, sef-sacrifice for love, that
later results in the full accomplish
ment of her womanhood.
The Mornes of Virginia are a law
less mountain clan, scOrnful Of any
law save that in their own hearts.
They dwell on a nearly inaccessible
peak, called the Eagles Eyrie, and
because of their craggy abode and
their fierce natures, are called the
Eagles" Lancer, son of the leader,
has been sent to college by Ane-
MONIES aunt, Mrs. Breckenridge, who
is a Morne herself, though Anemone,
her petted AID cherished niece, is
ignorant of this fact as are the rest
of the townspeope. Lance's father
is arrested for moonshining, and Ian
Ger shakes off the shackles of civil
ization and leads the clan to the res
cue of his father. Fisher Morne, a
cousin of Lancer. falls in love with
Anemone, and being repulsed by her
abducts her ald carries her off to the
, Eagles Eyrie. dancer and Anemone
have met and have felt an irresistible
attraction for each other. When Ane-
none finds Lancer at the Eyre, she
| bees him to send her back to the val
ley. But with the wild daring of his
clan, Lancer tells her he intends to
have her for himself fights Fisher
The Sentinel=record., 1914-08-03
ARKANSAS BANKS
IN GOOD SHAPE
RECENT FAILURES WERE WEAK
SISTERS" WHICH WILL CLEAR
FINANCIAL ATMOSPHERE.

Fort Smith, Aug. Recent bank
failures in Arkansas are not an in
dication that the stability of the aver
age bank I'm this state is weak. The
failures are being only felt locally
and viii not affect general conditions.
This is the opinion of J. d. Convey,
assistant state bank commissioner,
who declared in an interview here
that the financial condition of the
state is improving since the failures
instead of showing a decline. Mr..
Covey referred to the failing banks
as weak sisters" and stated that as
soon as this class is entirely elimi-
mated the financial record of Arkan-
sas will show a wonderful improve
ment. He laughed at the assertion
that financial conditions in Arkansas
are serious, and stated that in com
parison Arkansas will make bett"r
financial showing than most Of her
sister states.
Commissioner Covey was severe in
| denouncing the methods employed by
some bankers, especially in the way
they hanNe loans in comparison to
| assets of their banks. Tie stated THAT
the chief evil in the Arkansas bank
ing system is the practice of bankers
loaning bank funds to themselves
According to his view, more than
| three-fourths Of the recent failures IN
| the state resulted from such methods
lie believes the coming legislature
will remedy this matter by adopting
drastic laws prohibiting such methods
The Sentinel=record., 1914-08-03
ROYAL THEATER

Here is a corking suffragette pic
ture featuring Kate Price as police
woman, entitled "Officer Kate Now
that the women are DOMINIC the star
and helmet and guiding the bibu.o Gus
either to the lookup or to the bosom
of their family, this film will be es-
pecially interesting, especially as the
scene is laid in a city having female
police.
Mona Darkfeather, the beautiful In
dian princess. comes in Kalem's two
part Indian drama, THE Indian
Agent This Indian maiden is one
The Sentinel=record., 1914-08-03
HUNDREDS OF WOMEN

nowadays are entering the profess
sioas or business world and go to
work day after day in bad health, af-
flicted with some female ailment,
dragging one foot YEARLY after the
other, working with an eye on the
clock, and wishing for closing time
to come.
Women in this condition should
take Lydia r. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, made from roots and
herbs. 1t has brought health and
happiness to more women in Ameri,
ca than any other remedy. Give it a
trial.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-08-03

Most people q
saturday than a.
the week except
the Saturday 81
NELRECoRD is
paper published
The Sentinel=record., 1914-08-03

of the most beautiful and accomplish
ed actresses before the screen.
The Fable of the Champion Who
Was Delayed" is an Essanay comedy
OF the riotous order. 1t is a burlesque
pure and simple and a good one.
We take pleasure in announcing
two of the greatest releases of the
season to be shown soon.
"The $500 Kiss" is a two reel Selig
comedy, one of the greatest ever
shown in Hot Springs.
"The Stuff That Dreams are Made
Of" an Edison two reel burlesque,
and a first water diamond of the
screen comedy.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-08-03
BUSINESS DULL SAYS SHERIFF
Only Four Prisoners in the County
Jail and for Minor Offenses.

Only Four Prisoners in the County
Jail and for Minor Offenses.
That Garland county had never
been quite so good in its history is
the opinion of Sheriff n l.. Williams,
who certainly is qualified to speak,
because of long service in official
lifel I'VE have olly four prisoners
in the county jail" said Sheriff Will
iams yesterday, "and these only for
minor offenses. To make it worse,
one is a trusty and wouldn't run
away if we tried to drive him away
Yesterday the sheriff's office was
called on to arrest a man and did so,
but the call came from Searcy, and
the man was arrested in the morning
and sent to Searcy at noon. ut is
just dun period in the matter of
law violations" said the sheriff
The Sentinel=record., 1914-08-03
IT'S GREAT FOR BALkY
BOWELS AND STOMAcHS

We want all people who have
chronic stomach trouble or constipa-
ton, no matter of how long standing,
to try one dose of Mayr's Wonderful
Stomach Remedy-one dose will con-
vince you. This is the medicine so
many of our local people have been
taking with surprising results. The
most thorough system cleanser W.
ever sold Mayr's Wonderful Stom-
aea Remedy is now sold here by r.
G. Morris Drug Co.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-08-03
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PAINTERS

You are hereby notified to attend
the regular meeting of local No 401,
Monday evening August 3, at Carpen-
ter's hall. Business of Importance.
7-3-2t FRHD COX, Sec.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-08-03
VAPoR CITY LUNCH ROOM.

Now in charge of Mrs. Kate Avant.
Best 20c and 25c meals IN city. Short
orders a speciality. S3S Central
7-l9@tf
The Sentinel=record., 1914-08-03

DR.. A. J.. Edwards has returned
from his vacation and may be found
at his office, Sumpter-Iittle Bldg, or
at night call Edwards Hospital.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-09-04
GRAMMAR.

/. Tell in what respect the inhnitive
in each of these sentences is like verb
and in what respect like a noun:
(a) To live temperately is essential to
health.
ID They love to see the flaming
forge.
(c) A sower went forth to SOW.
(d) They were anxious to begin.
2. Give a synopsis of the verb be in
the first person singular.
8. Give the principal parts of go, be-
gin, come, eat, freeze, shake, write
catch, burst, can.
4. Give an example of (a) participle
equivalent to a clause, (b) participle
modifying a pronoun, (c) an objective
complement (adjunct accusative or sec
ondary objective element.)
S. Diagram
(a) BY a caisson is meant a sort OF
cart in which ammunition is
carried.
(b) Calico taught that the earth
moves.
6. In the following selection explain
the construction of JOY, she, where,
thine, that:
Among Iny mountains ulu lCC
The Joy of my desire;
And she l cherished turned her wheel
Beside an English fire.
Thy mornings showed, thy nights con-
cealed
The bowers where Lucy played;
And thine too is the last green field
That Lucy's eyes surveyed.
7. Write short paragraph giving a
clear idea of the life work of either
Thomas A. Edison or Woodrow Will
son. (You are to be marked on the ex-
cellence of arrangement and expression
as we'll as correctness
8. Give synonyms for at least eight OF
these words eminent, mistake, awk-
ward, forsake, excuse, brave, specimen
old, beseech, try, assert, ingenious
placid.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-09-04
.TO PARENTS and
SCHOOL OFFICIALS

County Superintendent of Schools S,
Cotterman addresses letter this week
TO the parents and others having children
of school age in which he says in part;
THE schools of Mercer County School
District will open for the admission and
classification OF pupils Monday, Septem
Der 7th. The new school laws provide
for the Standardization of the rural
schools. II is to be hoped that the pat
rons will cooperate with the teachers
and superintendents in bringing the
schools up to the required standards
To meet even the lowest requirements It
will be necessary to place the school
houses and grounds in proper sanitary
condition. recommend therefore, that
the following points receive careful con
sideration:"
Here Prof. Cotterman enumerates upon
the care of the school grounds, the ar
rangement and care of toilets, the neces-
sity of proper water supply, proper heat
ing and ventilation, the seating of school
children at desks of proper heighth, the
lighting of the school room, the proper
blackboards and accessories, the neces-
sity of lavatory, and the proper clean
ing of floors and busting of desks. His
instructions can not be given in detail
because of lack of space. He then says
further:
ut might be we'll in this connection to
call attention to some of the provisions
of the compulsory education law. This
requires that any child between the ages
of eight and fifteen years must attend
school for the full time the schoolattend-
ed is in session. Such attendance must
begin within the first week of the school
term, unless the child is legally excused.
Under these statutes it is unlawful for
any person to employ or permit to work,
any child under fifteen years of age IN
any business whatever during any OF the
time when the public schools of the dis
trict in which the child resides arein ses-
sion.
This means that the boys and girls
must be in school the first week and re-
main until the term closes.
Age and schooling certificates for all
bows under sixteen and all girls under
seventeen are required before they can
be employed. -
These laws apply to rural as well as
village and city districts.
School boards and patrons are kindly
asked to cooperate with the district sup
erintendents in securing the best SAM
tary conditions possible for our teachers
and pupils and also in carrying out the
intent of the compulsory education law
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-09-04
MONTEzUMA

Mrs. Arthur Monroe, OF Bradford, was cal
led to the bedside OF her mother, Mrs. S. b.
Grey. who has been seriously Ill for the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Snider. of Ooldwat-
er, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry SBock, of Wellam,
Ark, Miss Melva Teeters, OF Oelina, ana
Miss Helen Johnson were the Sunday guests
OF John Moore and family
DR.. Beale and family, OF Columbus, and
Mrs. Mary Wyatt, Piqua, were the week
end guests OF John Moore and family.
Ethel Long is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Ohas. Miller, OF Portland, Ind.
Mrs. Carrie Retiring is on the sick list.
Mrs, Ohas. Oencebaugh, Bradford, spent
last week with her mother, Mrs. Mary Star
ford.
Jess Stafford went to Bradford Tuesday
the Penn. X. X.
Chloe Yaney started for her home at Coop
ersville, Mich, Tuesday.
Ual Yaney and wife and Dot Smith, OF st.
Marys, spent Sunday with X. M. Wits ana
wife.
A pleasant crowd spent Sunday with El-
sic and Joseph Barker.
The Servis and Harrison reunion was well
attended Sunday.
Opal Monroe is working for her aunt at
Delphos.
Mrs. Clarence VIninR and Leah Hartsogg,
of Wiltshire. spent Saturday and Sunday
with Ethel Wills.
Scott Oencebaugh is visiting here.
Preaching at Church OF Christ next Sat
urday and Sunday by Rev. X. s. Grubbe.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Oencebaugh attended
the Greenville Fair last week.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-09-04
ARITHM ETIc.

/. A, B and c engaged in a partnership
business. A had his money invested for
S months and received 20@o of the
profits; B had $1,000 invested for 8
months and received 40%o of the profits
c had his money invested for 10 months
Find the investments of A and c.
2. A casting is in pipe form; length
68 in, outside diameter IA in, inside
diameter 111z in. What is the volume
of the iron in the casting?
5. The gross earnings OF company
are $l24,00520. The expenses are: op-
Grating, $2o,413.28; material, $52,513.00;
improvements, $2l ,308.00; interest, ST.
$1,000; what per cent of dividend can
be declared on capital of a5,00O.OO?
4. An article is bought at discount
of 20%o and sold at gain of 259o. If
II were bought at a discount of 30% and
sold at a gain of 50Fo how many times
the first selling price would the second
selling price be?
S. A level lot 90 #. by 120 it, has
erected on it dwelling SO #. by AZ #.
If the excavating averages #. and the
removed earth is placed on the lot, to
what height will it raise the grade of the
lot?
g. Divide nine ten-thousandths by one
hundred twenty-five thousandths.
T. The discount on note for $500 for
z months is 5000 Find the rate of dis
count.
8. 1t cost $4,000 to fence field 80
rods long and 60 rods wide. How much
less will it cost to fence square field
of equal area with the same kind of
fence?
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-09-04
UNITED STATES HISTORY,
Qncludlng Civil Government)


l. Distinguish between Plymouth and
Massachusetts Bay colonies as to time,
founders and purpose.
2. Mention three Indian uprisings, in
dicating time, territory involved, and a
few other details.
8. Upon what several grounds did the
United States get possession of Oregon
A. Name two men who have gained
fame in each of the following Offices
and give the approximate date at which
he held the Office Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court; Secretary of State
Secretary of the Treasury; Ambassador
to England.
5. What difficulty arose when Kansas
applied for admission to the Union
What method 81 settlement was applied,
and with what results?
g. Where and when did Washington
take charge of the troops during the
Revolution2 What were the chief move
msnts which he personally directed!
7. Show the historic importance OF the
following: The Webster-Hayne De-
bate, the Louisiana Purchase, the Hart
ford Convention, the Ordinance OF
1887.
8. What advantages has selection OF
candidates by primary over a selection
of candidates by convention? How is
the fund provided to pay damages
awarded under the Workingmen's Com
pensation Law?
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-09-04
GEOGRAPHY.

l. Name the counties which border
your county. What is a section.
2. In what direction is the movement
of coal in Ohiol OF wheatl OF iron
ore1
8. What are the principal mountain
systems in North America3 South
American African Europe?
4. Name a leading export from each
of the following countries Argentine
Republic, Chill England, Spain, Brazil,
Japan, Australia.
5. Give list of the British posses
sions.
6. Give definition and brief descrip.
ton of a glacier. Where are some OF
the noted glaciers?
7. Locate the following: Ceylon,
Madagascar, GAINESVILLE. international
Date-line, Hong Kong, St. Petersburg
James Bay, Cape Horn, Lower Califor-
MIA, Chattanooga.
8. Name several states in which there
10 the largest production of rice. OF
sugar-beets. OF cotton. OF copper OF
oil
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-09-04
EAST WABASH

Molly Rettic took dinner with Rebeooa
Kincaid,
Oreatea Wilkin and family spent Saturday
night and sunday with VIM, Wilkins and
family.
Frank Fisher spent Sunday with friends
near Charity Union.
Mrs. Roy Coates ana little daughter aud
Del Coates called on w II. Bryan Monday
afternoon,
Warren Gales ana wife spent sunday with
friends near Wabash.
Dallas and Ora Coates spent Sunday af-
ternoon with James and Elbridgo hnyart.
Curtis and Orestes Enyart called on Allen
Enyart Sunday afternoon.
David Keister and OhaA and Webb shinn
were out driving sunday.
Ohas. Rhodes and lady friend we're on our
streets Sunday evening.
VIM. Hull and family and VIM. Crouch
and family spent Sunday with Sarah Birch
The commencement OF the teacher train
ing class OF Friends Home will be held sun.
day at 8; 80. GLASS address given By Cecil
Ratlin, of Indiana. Everybody invited.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-09-04
AGRICULTURE.

l. Explain how to start a meadow
What are good grasses to plant?
2. Why is it bad policy to plant trees
along the borders of felds1 What trees
would you raise for posts and why?
8. What is a cover crop? A catch
crop? Name some things planted for
each of these purposes.
4. Explain how Babcock milk tester
works.
S. What are hogs fed in your COM
munity1 Suggest other foods for them
which might prove valuable. How
may hog raising fit in with other farm
activities?
6. What are the causes of the prev
alence of weeds7 Name three very
troublesome weeds and state why each
of these is so troublesome.
7. Does your county fair offer pre-
niums for school exhibits? If so, did
your school make an exhibit? What
advantages do you see in doing so? OF
what did the exhibit consist (if you
made one), or of what should it con-
sist?
8. Describe one method of grating.
Describe the process of budding.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-09-04
Union

Frank Steele and wife spent Sunday af-
ternoon with friends east OF this place.
Charles Andrew and family OF Center,
spent Sunday with ]. A. Kuhn and family.
Aaron Steele and wife and Ethel Stetler
spent Sunday with Roy Shively and family
of Oelina.
Ed Gray and wife called on John Baker
and family Sunday afternoon.
Henry Schwartz and family and Lee
Shively and family spent Sunday with Oran
Crouch and family.
b. F. Good and family entertained COM
pany Sunday.
George Gray and wife, OF Durbin, spent
Sunday with Charles Gray and family.
Rube Monroe and wife entertained COM
pany Sunday
John Good and wife, of Ravenden. Ark.
are visiting b. f. Good and family
Mrs. Hanna Kester and grandson Fawn
spent last week with the formers daughter
Mrs. Ed Gray of this place.
A. W. Shively and Nellie Schwartz spent
the latter part OF last week with friends at
Sidney,
Mrs. Charles Fergeson called on Mrs. Lee
Shively Wednesday.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-09-04
oRTHooRAPHV.

/. Give rules for the plurals Of words
ending in 0, y and s.
2. Mark the accent Of abdomen, area,
article, declaratve, anarchy, municipal
frequently, gentlemen, precept, theatre.
3. Give rules for the use of and an,
a. Spell out the names OF the states
indicated by these abbreviations; N. j.,
Conn. Miss, Mo, Ca, N. c., Tenn,
KY, Pa, w. Va, Okla.
SO. Spell and define: consistent, mil
liant, disgruntled, dsconcert, phonetic,
macerate solitary, astute, philanthropist
domain
7-8. Spell rustic, fugitive, concerted,
transparent, nocturnal, luxury, emigrate,
colleague, menagerie, mercenary, ingre-
dent, incandescent connoisseur, iniqui-
ty, jardiniere, maneuver, precipice, Min
neapolis, trousseau, rescind.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-09-04
IN PROBATE COUR7

Application OF Carrie Ketring for moth.
er's pension filed.
Issued ministers license TO Rev. John b.
Dickhaus.
Will Of J. M. Hussey, deceased hled. Ap'
plication TO admit to probate iiled. For
hearing August 81.
VIII OF John Bauer admitted TO probate
Election OF widow filed. Aaron Bauer APP
pointed administrators OF the estate OF John
bauer. deceased. Application to dispense
with appraisement nled.
George Borchers appointed administrator
of the estate OF j. l.. Borchers deceased
Inventory and appraisement Sept 4.
In the matter OF the estate OF Emma j.
Landfatr. administrator filed final account.
For hearing Sept. 80. Administrator resign
cd and Lola Landfair appointed as admins
tratriX OF said estate.
VIII OF Leason Adams admitted to pro-
bate. Catherine Adams, widow, filed her
election to take under the Will, and was ap-
pointed executrlx Inventory and appraise-
ment Sept. 8.
VIII OF j. NJ. Hussey admitted to probate.
Citation issued. Election OF widow filed.
Mary q. Hussey appointed administratriX,
with the will annexed Inventory and ap-
praisement Sept. 3.
VIII of W. w. Halterman filed. Applica-
tion to admit to probate filed. For hearing
Sept.4.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-09-04
TOWNSHIP LINE

Grandma Coates Is visiting at Greenyille.
George Smith and wife entertained COM
pRny Saturday evening.
George Ooate and wife sundayed with Ed
Ooate and family.
F. p. Oordier is on the sick list.
r, T. Waggoner and family. A. ID. Ooate
and family, OF GreenVille, and Grandma
Ooate spent Sunday with relatives in Indi-
ana.
Martha, Mildred and Stanley Yaney sun
dayed with Ruth Sarah and Fanny Oordier.
F.P. Coate and family spent Sunday with
Ray Ooate and wife.
Walter Fergeson was seen going west Sun
day afternoon.
Fanny Cordier called on Leila Brock Mon
day afternoon.
Rev. Frank Wsimer will preach at Ash
Grove Sunday morning and evening. All
are in vited.
Albert Sibert and wife and CliffOrdHowell
and family spent Sunday afternoon with
Joe Cordier and family.
OpaI, Buleah and Bernice Monroe spent
Saturday afternoon with their Grandma.
George Smith and wife we're visiting sun
day.
Mrs. George Ooate and Mrs. Edward Ooate
called on Mrs. Hiram Miesse Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. George Baker and Mrs. Joe Shively
and daughter spent Monday with Mrs.
George Smith.
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