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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-23

NJ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Veooeuo.
IS Anoona. 100 miios east Of Sandy Hook a,noon
s. csrm.ni., ga mi'ss ssss of Sandy Hook a,
s. Comu.. New orlesaA ~ miles mort hives, of
So City o Hon,somery. Savannah, ss1 mile.
- IS R.vsns. HsssnS. - mi,ss north of Jupiter
So Mohawk. yses.onv,us, - mica north Of St.
y ~ y. ks!os.: s. TSom.. q. mile. .ou,A of
81 NisSsrs. Pc., q Spain. SO mile. south of
St 5: r nsSs Sabine. 10 mile. south of Sandy
s: k:yo Wv NJ. Orleans. $50 mile. south o, Sandy
,i .: S:;ss; Mobile. 100 m'''' south of Diamond
Sc beaver. Galveston. sso miles sou tn of D,a-
mond Shoals A. Up Y.
Of sandy HooE 81 P. u.
:, s. Creole, NJ. Orleans. is' miles south Sandy
!, s. y aI: Sycs psuS;"''s ~ ii'' south of
:. So AdvsnssS SrssobA,. $40 miles south of Sandy
). RIO Grand.. San Juan. so' mi,ss southwest Of
So WinnsSoixn, Puerto Mexico. 10 u,ilss north
s. E.psr.Iss, Vera cru;. la miiss west Of
s. z:s.p.. s:ns. n.rs. Lis ian.. south of
). scms, . New oris.n. u m,'.. 80. = Sand
"a. Srsa, s rsr, Iinon. ia, mi''s 'orsa of
s. 3: sPH% osp '' ." ni'' ''ss of
mi Z: SSsr r. e.. S;pf'"'' F" .'' f''" w
sI Y: isss i'.aa m "a. s'.a =
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
Manhattan

MURRAY. GEO w. to Lawyers Mtg
Nm '''.''.''... '...."ySs 600
BoswoRTH PHILIP ". to VIM Ii Nen.
BHNpoNiNE. JOHN r. jR. to L i.nScSgO
roNETTi. MARY l.. 10 ,A. ..un,a PAL
TIscH, CONRAD, TO Eugene ;r,.chh,. ,''s'e sf
TITLE co 60 Dry DICK Savings
SAME to Emma o Berry. sd,, .."'s,SISs Soo
ooLDFARb. HfMAN. 10 Frances q H.es-
tsIs ..''....... ............ 1880
sToLWEIN. ABRAHAM, TO Frederick,
MANHATTAN MTG co TO Estate Settle Settle
vXLnNTE. VINCENT. to Dominica s Ms1,o.
49,
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AECMANICA' I.IENs.
Maahaslan.

10TH ct. lss w-Dsnisi A Wood art Mar
garet D Ternsy. ewnsri John rornsy, con-
NosTRskN xv V cor isis, 81. 7.. liz
Gssrs. nllls !ssi yirss P..i.rr.d Realty
A!SJsoS ~. 8. st.sS:srs: nils =: 81 q
sr Is.1S; SG"s ~ ,,v, s.s q
sss.estn A. charIsc Ressnthal ewnsr;
sSOXpwxi iiii-veeiH vc:;,seh' 1 s sio
aSt yorty .dsst Street Realty Co. owner and
wXHDDsSWoSrna' 'iv.' 40 10 'iii.ism.:' Il
YouA0 6toos Co agt Comfort Realty Co.
ownss ed eeatssotos. ...............o ese
1887 Or. . cor Dslmsst ~. sLssiSl.s--
ceastrussiea Ca owner sad sentrae:
,.s 81 ~ e; S:l.::is ~ i!:.iss
ss::Sssg .siiR,s66:ssy ~ a'Ss 81
pssS es ~ ilii-s.S. SrsS.is 81
csiis 8 bra svssFs ssI Scsssse:
,.Ig3 .:;;:: =. tt::i.:;:::;ii =: is.sI,ss:s
yN kSs1s csSsssiee Co lac ct cre.s.
n Az ~. y. ! ~, !: ii:;sa,as:;' =, Y
e4o11ea $500 81 eoAtssetee. .etSs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-23

The premAses are to be sold In one parcel
subject TO any state OF facts shown by an
accurate survey, and subject to existing
tenanCies.
The approximate amount for taxes assess
ments or other liens upon tho said property
which are 10 be allowed to the purchaser out
OF the purchase money or which are TO be
paid by the referee 10 Two thousand four
hundred sixty -hve and 20-lo0 S2,<65 e0)
dollars with interest thereon.
Dated. New York, February 13th. 1914
EnWARD Y McCM1. Re,ere.
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PROPOsALa.
e.lcrAIcAl SECURITIES CORPORATION
flfth s~ries Coilaterni Trust sinking
Eund kIAe Lee L..

the Guaranty Trust Company OF New York
a. successor to The Standard Trust Company
OF New YORK as Trustee under the lndent ure
securing the above. invites proposals for the
sale OF as many bonds OF tho WITH SERIES
AZ can be purchased for the sum OF one
Hundred and Thirty-six Thousand Dollars
.slse. ooo) at not exceeding 100 and accrued
Interest
Sealed proposals will he received a. IN.
once OF the Guaranty Trust Company OF
New York. 40 Broadway. New York city.
l2it -
All bonds accepted will be paid on wednes-
gay, march IL. 1914, on delivery and In
terest Will not be allowed after that date
This notice II given pursuant TO the pro-
visions OF Article Fourth Of the lndsnturs
securing tn. FIFTH SERIES OF said bonds
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK
BY wM c. cox Vice President,
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
VSDEktkOlNU ELECTRIC RAILWAYS
COMPANY or LONDON, LIMITED

PER CENT INCOME BONDS or 1895
Notice IL hereby given that Interest on the
Income bonds for the Half-year ended De-
cenbcr 3lst 1919, at the rate OF CO per an
mum tfree OF British Income Ta.) viii be paid
against presentation ana surrender OF Coupon
No IL on and after the second day Of March.
isl4. In London. at the London County A.
tse NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY: in
Frankfort on Main At Mr. lazard Speyer-
Elllssen; In Amsterdam at Associate Casa
Coupons must be left for examination
three clear days before payment.
BY Order Of the Board
" MANDELICK. Secretary.
LONDON. February - 1917
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The premises are 10 be sold In one parcel.
subject to any state OF facts shown by an
accurate survey. and subject to existing
tenancies
The approximate amount for taxes assess
ments OF other liens upon the eAid property
which are to be allowed to the purchaser
be paid by the referee Is Four hundred
ninety-three and ss-ioo O<ss sO dollars.
with Interest thereon
Dated. New York, February 18th, 1914
EDWARD Y MCCALL. Referee
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MANILA ELECTRIC RAILROAD
- = LIGHTING CORPORATION
Five Per Cent. fifty-Yeu First lien and
Collateral Trust SiukiuR EuOI 4. old Elcu.a.

Pursuant to the Provisions OF Article sixth
OF the Mortgage and Deed Of Trust executed
by the Manila Electric Railroad a Lighting
cooperation. 20 the undersigned as Trustee
dated September -. 1903. offers are hereby
invited for surrender OF above. named bonds
70 the amount OF s3i.a 10 in the sinking
FUND Oners will be received hy the under
signed, Trustee, on or before Monday, March
?. 1919. ~ o'clock noon The Trustee re.
serves the right to reject any o. all offers
THE EQtlTABlE TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK. Trustee
Nv LYMAN RHp,pES Vice. p-ssiden,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-23

Joseph Cook. - year. Old. Of lse Pearl
street. Frank Dango. 70 years old OF
go Baxter street. and Dominick SQuerro,
IS years old. OF 10 Franklin street, were
hold without bail by Magistrate Simms In
the Tombs police court yesterday for ex-
animation Tomorrow on q charge OF
holding up william OConneiL q messenger
for the Greenwich Bank. on William
street and robbinG him Of S2s5 In cash
and 81, 500 In checks last wednesday.
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1859 or Par AND INTEREST
The Denver Gas & Electric Co.
General MORTGAGE u Gold Bonds

TO THE HOLDERS OF THE BONDS
SECURED BY THE GENERAL MORTGAGE
OF THE DENVER GAS A. ELECTRIC COM
PANY. DATED MAY I. 1908:
You arc hereby notified that the Company
intends to pay on end redeem the follow
Ing numbered outstanding General Mortgage
~ Bonds Issued pursuant to the terms OF
the General Mortgage OF The Denver Gas a
Electric Company to the Trust Company OF
America tThe Equitable Trust Company OF
!, 1908 and the supplemental General Mort
gage between the same parties, dated
september 1, 1908 TO wit.
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INTERNATIONAL SILVER COMPANY

Mefldrn conn. February Is 1914.
The directors Of this company have de-
claTed quarterly dividend on tn. Preferred
stock OF one and three-quarters ms per
cent, also dividend OF one-uuarter "a 9. }
per cent. on account of deferred Cumulative
dividends on said Preferred Stock Both
dividends payable April LIST 1914 to stock
holders OF record February 2+th.
Transfer books will be closed FEBRUARY
2tth. 1914. at u NJ, and rcopSNed April and
GEORGE ROCKWELL. Secretary.
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20. instels. sp C; sttya Lurie q n. IS
PoPHAM .Av, W O. 1854 n i7sth at, SSs
100 Elis sturges 10 Obadiah sturses
s,,y. CO. iso r aSas 40, yrs 5000
FLETCHER sT n cor Bassford av. 20 81
sSs-Mar, roldcw to German Am. y
! Asscn. and Sd nv. pr mtge IS 900.
Eeb ~ , yrs. 9 c. atty. W DinsIow.
ARTHUR ~ isio and iis.a. "a. as.stiii"oV
VIM Bergen to Sarah Doty. lis W
nth 81. Feb 10. due AS per bond; atty,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-23
LIS PEN DENe,
Mnnhaitaa-

nth ST. 276 W-Rebecca Dsmpevo,f
1gt Ella I Jones ct al (partition); atty.
I'D Az. 7ss-Fredertck Bersuch ar, Edv
Aulvany Of ai fforeclosurs OF mort .
ID Jaw ~; ~: 4sy.E = s"i M, Esq.,,
Edw hulvany ct al (forsciosure OF
mortgags,; atty. II Swain.
ID Az iet-Ds LAncey Nicoii et al ast same
foreclosure OF mortgaSs): atty, II Swain
SrEBBINR Av. ST., ISL. sss. SIS and sss-
Jacob SApirman agt FoHvals Realty Co
Sacsicn g forecloss mschanic's lisn)i atty.
LOT III. map Of the new village Of Jerome,
town OF West Chssser-Wiiliam II wsy-
gAndt AFT Ftiomsna DE Carlo ct al ffore-
o sls;I =, 9: 3, % e. sss:l' tty McHush
the asa and a<th wsrds. = Ga W
ysrc Title Insurance 4 Trust Co sGt
rleischmsnn Realty Co. Inc, ct 81 tfore.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-23
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

NOTICE L. hsreby given that the Annual
Meeting Of the s,ookholders of The Brush
for the election Of Directors and the trans.
action of such other business as may properly
come before the meeting viii be held al the
once OF the company, ITO Broadway. Bor-
ough Of Manhattan. city OF New York on
Monday, March .. 1914. ~ ~ O'Clock noon.
FRANK w. SMITH, Secretary
New York. February 80. 1914.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-23
LACKAwANNA STEEL COMPANY.

A dividend OF one and thres.ausrter.
ukT per cent, for the quarter ending
February 2sth. islt. has been declared or
psny, payable March End 1914. TO stock.
holders OF record at the close OF business on
February esth 1910
J p. HIGGINsON Tr.asur.r
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-23

PEARL at. S7s---Benedetto Repetti ct al to
Columbus COME ctionery Co, t7s Pearl st,
yrs from Jan 1. 1919; atty. Chas Ter.
Eft par whs,s ~ 11sy $500
Bway, b6.bxf26.b, the iand-Thos ward to
Lee A Ochs. Tia Cathedral Parkway, al
yrs from Dec I. 1919: attys. Goldsmith. r
u. 30 Nassau st............. "a, 900
Inst ST, SIS W, store--Meriden Realty co
TO Henry J Herman. bss W i7ist st. .
s.ia yrs from Dec 10, 1918; attys, 0uEgen-
I'D ST ia u, all-Msud u Barclay to Peter
Capped. SIS W Esd At. 8 yrs from July I,
lel2: atty. SAm'i Hoffman. $50
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rHE NORTH AMERICAN COMPANY.

30 Broad St. New York. February 10 1914
Notice Is hereby given that for the pur-
g,s:rs OF ,he MI Anngs Meeting Of the stock
Wednesday, March 18th. 1914. the stock
transfer books will be closed on Thursday,
February esth. at o'clock r NJ, and re-.
main closed until Thursday. March 18th
1919, At 10 o'clock A NJ
r FOoARTY. Secretary.
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Five Hundred Dollar Bonds,
ASS
One Hundred Dollar Bonds,

One Hundred Dollar bonds;
C2o ca GIG C27s C34l
The above numbered bonds will be- re-
deemed and paid at the once OF The Euui-
aoie Trust Company OF New York, No 81
wan street New York City, New York on
May ], 1914, at the rate Of 1861 OF par
pius accrued interest TO that date. and upon
such DATE all future interest upon such
bonds will cease. and the coupons therefor
VIII be void: Of all Of which you viii please
THE DENVER GAS 4 ELECTRIC LIGHT
COMPANY.
By fRANk W. FRCEAIFF. Pre.aidenf.
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6AT1SFIED MORTGAGES.
(WhA name and address Of lender's n
torney.l

N"Vo name ana address OF lenders at
torney.)
Park. Gath ward, June as, isii-syiye,,sr
Hisvac 20 Jos n clifford. trustee: sttys,
S,nord Hobhs q b. Nassau at. 81 200
LOTS sIS and a77. amended map ilai of
Adse Park. Sept 20. is0s-Sam COIN Z
ene 60 WIN c TPuil; atty. Geo NcCausian
s:TH 81. is Elton az; s.r,oU s f:s
ieos-Ben1 Benenson to Lawyers Mtg
. CO; atty. l. T Co, leo Bway. $4,000
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10 Tono Min OF Newt 1918 g.. 1916 1915
200 Tonopah Ext.....l ii.i6 Ills ZIG f-is
500 Toulumne Copper. IS 20 iils Ills
1000 'union Mincs.....
1900 On Cigar Stores. e27. sgs N-s g-.
40 I'm Gig Stores pr. lis II, iis ia
e2S u p rts exc IS d csS 2sTs csI ?sx
Itoo West End Con. ....i 7is ~ is.isi,.is
sS WHY'S Overland. 60 ss. IS IS
s.oo 'west End Exit. 3 .
1890 West Union rts.... = u /. :,
100 White Knob Cop pr S-is sic ZIG 6.is
STANDARD OH. SUBSIDIARIES
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| West Side.
(west Of Fifth av. between Fourteenth ana
| 10th stA)

sfsr ST, tes W. 2bxsSs-Arnie iSnks "a
Annie T Campbell tbs w 22d IT, FEB 20
mtgc $4,000, atty. Title ms Co
SAFE PRoPHRrY.Ann,,' T ca;m,prs,.iiii 'V ~
Montrose Realty Co. 1876 Bway. Feb 20
mtge St, 800; atty, same. ...,......Sl0t
sfTH ST, los w. 2ox10o 6--wm c Runyor
TO Wilbert Garrison, Mount Vernon. N r
Jan q. mtse $4,000; attys. wayiand
ssTH ST. los W. aoxioo.psniei Il fr...
man to West Side Constr Co. s22 W
tooth st, mtge s27 500. Feb is, at,ys
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-03

Springs have some representation
there.
In a letter addressed to Secretary
Belding of the League by Mr.. Rogers.
he says;
Cuba is going TO spend over $50
O00 at this exposition, sending their
great band here. which viii be located
in their headquarters during the en-
tire time the exposition is open.
This Is the band that took first prize
at the ST. Louis exposition. Cuta is
making a strong bid for patronage 10
that island in Che sea, and ! believe
it would pay Hot Springs TO also have
representation here. There are alone
$4,000 club women interested in this
exposition They are of the wealthy
class, too.
This matter will come up for con-
sideration at the monthly meeting Of
the League, which Will be held next
Tuesday evening.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-03
PRESIDENT LEAVES
TO RESUME DUTIES
ENDS FIRST VACATION OF SUM
MER AND hG--J RMS TO OFF,
ClAL DUTIES AT CAPITAL.

Springfield. Mass, Sept. 2.-Pre5i
dent Wilson today ended his first va
cation of the summer and started
back to Washington. where he will
arrive tomorrow morning. The presl
dents health is better ian it has
been for months. Apparently he has
regained the vigor he lost during Mrs.
Wilson's last Illness.
Mr.. Wilson was accompanied to the
train by his daughters. Mrs. F. b.
Sayre and Miss Margaret Wilson,
who are to remain here
The president set a precedent to-
day by motoring 20 miles to Hanover,
N. H., to play golT without the auto
mobile fun OF secret service men,
who usually follow him. He wished
to gain absolute seclusion. One Sc
cret service man rode in the car with
him.
Published reports that Mr.. Wilson
had decided to run for the presidency
again in 1916 were brought to bis at
tention but he refused to comment.
Men in his confidence believe he ha.
reached no conclusion on the ques-
tion and will be guided by future cir
cumstances.
The president may return to Wind
sor within the next few weeks if
public business permits.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-03
HUNDREDS SEE THE
DRAMA" CREATION
FIRST SHOWING OF PASTOR RUS
SELLS GREAT DRAMA PROVES
A BIG SUCCESS.
The First Section OF the Drama Was
Shown at the Princess Theater Yes.
terday.

Pastor Russell's great photo-drama
OF Creation, which was shown for the
first time at the Princess Theater
yesterday. attracted capacity houses
both afternoon and evening. 1t was
a different audience too from the
usuS motion pi. ture audience. The
students and the thinking people
were there in great number and the
rapt attention Given the first show
ing Of the pictures shows eonclusiyely
that this big educational feature has
attracted almost world wide attention.
"Creatlon" is without doubt one OF
the greatest productions the moion
picture camera has ever made. Tne
first section is divided about equally
between beautiful colored slides and
molten pictures of scenes Of the for
nation OF the earth. its evolution
down through the cooling stage, the
first animal life. the creation of man,
the temntation and expulsion OF Adam
and Eve from the Garden OF Eden, the
sin of the angels, the deluge, and
events following the destruction OF
the world by the waters.
This beautiful Creation photo
drama speaks to the hearts as well as
to the head. It gathers up here and
taere the variOus fra 1unpntarV etate-
ments of the Bible and puts them to-
gether marvelousy - ingeniously 49,
convncingly. The result is that after
seeing and bearing the drama one can
no longer doubt that there was a di;
vine intelligence back of our earths
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-03
WILL TAKE PHOTOS
OF new HIGHWAY
TO BE PLACED IN NEW hAGA
ZINE OF THE SOUTHERN
HIGHWAY ASSOCIATION.
Mr.. Waters Hears From President
Dell Potter and Has the Pleasure
Of Answering Hot Springs Has
Done Its Part.

Photos Of the road construction on
the new highway connecting this civ
and Little Rock and which later VIII
be very important part of the
Southern National Highway, will be
taken under the supervision of Mr..
w. w. Waters, and will be published
in The new magazine which the South
ern Highway Association rs just now
about to put to press.
MIR. Waters received a letter yester.
day from President Dell NJ. Potter
asking what Hot Springs and ArKan.
sas was going to do In the matter OF
their part OF the southern highway
project. Mr.. Waters viii have the
pleasure of informing President Pot
ter that Hot Springs made up its por-
ton of the money for the first of the
work more than eight months ago,
aud the money is here in the bank
awaiting call
The magazine on the subject that
is to be published now is one that
will show views OF the proposed
southern highway in the various
states it passes on its oceanto-ocean
route. 1t is well that THE work on the
Little Rock highway has reached the
constructive state it has, for some
very interesting photos can be made
Of this work, and Of the big 16-mule
teams at work, which will prove 10
the world at large that Hot Springs
is actually at work building roads for
the benefit of As patrons.
Mr.. Waters will have the best
photos possible OF the work and will
forward them on to President Potter
at the earliest date so that they will
have prominent place in the new
book. Other parts Of the state along
the proposed route have shown equal
and it can be reported
by Mr.. Waters to President Potter
that Arkansas Is doing well its part
in the matter OF the ocean to-ocean
highway.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-03
SEVERAL STORES
ENTERED BY Thieves
r. c. MORRIS DRUG STORE is
THE LATEST TO RECEIVE a
VISIT FROM THE BURGLARS.
Took Five Dollars in Cash and Some
"Skeeter Skoot" and Then Skooteu
From the Premises Without De
lection.

Several stores along Central av-
enue have been entered by thieves
recently, the latest being the Morris
Drug Company store, In one OF the
most conspicuous places along Cen
trial avenue. The thieves entered
from the rear and secured about s.
in change from the cash register. and
took along a few bottles Of "Skeeter
Stoot which were the only articles
missed from the stock
Only few nights before the Co
lonial Drug Company store was en-
tered, and only a few nights before
the Schneck Drug store was entered
during The night In both instances
there was practically nothing lost as
no money had been left in the cash
registers. The burglars apparently
did not care to remove the stocks.
only wanting such sums of money as
might have been left overnight in the
cash registers.
Several other stores have been en-
tered OF late, and the police are using
extra precaution in an effort to stoo
the prowling Of the thieves, Tie
work is not taken to be that OF eS-
merits at the game.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-03

the Importance of Hot Springs as a
health resort TO take space there
during the exposition and make a bid
for some of the New England patron
age for fhe coming winter season.
The attention of the League was
first called 8 C1is exposition by
Clarence J. Owens of the Southern
Commercial Congress The Boston
show is given by the Massachusetts
Retail Grocers' Association and the
Federation of Womens clubs o. that
state, and a general invitation has
been extended to ali the southern
states 10 participate in the same.
Many OF them, especially Alabama.
Florida and others where resorts are
located, have accepted, i~I the Bos-
ton people woud like to see Hot
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-03

that the body Of a great mastodon
has been found in northern Siberia
with grass between it's teeth and
frozen solid in the ice. proving that
the cod overwhelmed it suddenly.
We merely mention this as one in.
stance showing the character of the
drama. one of it's instructive as well
as its deeply interesting features. The
films also show the animals entering
the Ark, the multitudes drowning ont
side, and finally the landing of the
Ark al Mount Ararat. and the Rain.
bow Pledge. 1t must be seen, how.
ever to be appreciated No descrip-
ton can do it Justice.
The first section win be shown
again afternoon and evening on
Thursday and Friday.
Saturday afternoon will be the
first showing of the second part. This
part will he shown Saturday after,
noon and evening. and Sunday after
noon
Coupons for admission VIII be pub.
lished again Saturday morning to en-.
able the public to secure them for
admission to Part II. Parties who
are not subscribers to the Sentinel
Record should place their orders with
their news dealer in order to be as
sured a sufficient number of coupons.
Coupons for the first part may still
be secured at the Sentinel-Record Of
lice, ar news stands, or at the Prin-
cess Theater.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-03
" sALLoW, BLoTcHY,
ROUGH OR GREASY SKINS

Some skins require constant grooming
To keep them from becoming oily mud
dy, blotchy or rough. or if such condi-
ton has developed to overcome IT, In
advisable TO keep pillng on cosmetics
which clog the pores, collect dust and
dirt making the complexion worse than
ever It's a lot more sensible to Use otdi-
nary mercoized wax, which literally abb
serbs a bad complexion Apply the wax
like cold cream. before retiring; next
morning in washing il off youll wash
away fine flour-like particles of the un-
slightly cuticle. Repeat for a week or two
and youl have an entirely new skin
soft, satiny, spotless and beautiful as
chid's One ounce Of mercoizcd wax,
procurable at any druggists. is all you'll
need
II the skin be wrinkled or flahby here 8
the best possible remedy. Mix ~ pint
witch hazel and ! ounce powdered sax
olite and use as a face bath. 1t works
like miracle, yet is entirely harmless.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-03

u was annoyed for over a year by
attacks OF acute Indigestion. followed
by constipation writes Mrs. NJ j.
Gallagher, Geneva, n. Y. Il tried ev-
erything that was recommended to
me for this complaint but nothing did
me much good until about four
months ago | saw Chamberlain Tab
let's advertised, and procured a bottle
of them from our druggist. l soon
realized that | had gotten the right
thing for they helped me at once
since taking two bottles of them
can eat heartily without any bad eli
fects." Sold by oil dealers.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-03
DON'T FAIL TO VISIT THE
oAKLAWN MINERAL WELL

Two blocks west of Oaklawn Race
Track. This water is noted for its
cures of Liver, Kidney, Bladder and
Stomach troubles Constipation and
Eczema. Delivered daily in - Ca
Ion Bottles, $t00 per week. II you
have Kidney Trouble, Eczema or
Stomach Trouble, be sure and try it..
Phone 1496.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-03
WE MAY RUN.

We have decided that if we run
for office any more that we shall in
sist on the Pari Mutue System. II is
absolutely fair and that is what all
politicians desire. The system runs
like this: We put up a 'Strohber''
piano on the insta lment. and as fast
as you pay, You get credit
Hamp Williams Hardware Co,
SECT