The Sentinel=record., 1914-09-09
PART ", CREATION
 IS SHOWN TODAY.
LAST SECTION OF THE FAMOUS STORY OF THE WORLD STARTS
 AT THREE O'CLOCK TODAY.
Entire Series Win Come to a Close on Friday With Grand Finale and Lecture by Famous Pastor.

The fame of the beautiful slides and films of the photo-drama now showing at the Princess theater has reached far and wide. The assOcia- tion has urgent calls from cities and
 towns all over the world.
 Part III was shown for the last time yesterday. Today Part " will begin. 1t shows a brief history, yet comprehensive of the Christians eX- periences since the days of Jesus the difficulties of early BibIe study; the prosecutions by the Romans and others, showing that every time a little company would break away from the beaten track" prosecutions were sure to follow. The film show ing the experiences of Marcellus is very fascinating. Late inventions. compared with older methods, are shown; views of the Panama canal; the earth beautified and made to blossom as the rose, under Christs kingdom, in a presentation off Para disc Regained." The causes leading up to the Battle of Armageddon," then the introduction of worldwide peace are vividly brought out, giving ray of hope to Bible students as they view the storm ciouds lowering over Europe.
 Among the specially interesting features of Part " are the prophe- cies of the past, showing how our day is clearly marked and described in the scriptures more than 2,500 years ago by the prophet Daniel and others.
 Every body knows that, stimulated by printing there has been a greater development of knowledge along every line within the past century than during the preceding fiftynine centuries. Everybody knows that the telegraph, telephone, wireless, cleo tric lights, gas lights. steam railroads, electric roads, machinery, convenient ces, etc, of our day were all unknown century ago.
 Daniel not only declared that our day would be marked by running to and fro but also gave another indica- ton knowledge shall be increased.' Surely we have this fulfilment also. Instead of blowing with a crooked stick, we have up-to-date steam blows which accomplish hundred times the work. Contrast writing upon stone and upon parchment, la- borious and expensive, with our mod ern printing. Contrast the beginning of printing with today
 No printing establishment in the world better illustrates the perfection of this art in our day than does the United States government printing office at Washington. No library bet ter illustrates modern learning than does the congressional library. To- day the learning is not confined to the great, the wealthy, or the few; 1t is general. The schools of the civil ized world are full and thus, too, knowledge is increasin@
 But although we know this to be true, it seems almost incomprehen- sib.e to the rising generation. These things have come so gradually that few realize that they are fOregleams of the great thousand-year day of Messiahs kingdom in which the curse will be fully removed, and in- stead the blessing long promised of God will be outpoured upon humanity abundantly.
 The Bible declares the coming glory of earth, when God shaI make the place of His feet glorious, when the whole earth shall be a paradise of God Our great scientists, who give no heed to the Bible, testify that present attainments are as nothing to what is just at hand.
 God describes our day in Daniels prophecy saying, in the time of the end (of this age) many shall run to and fro; knowledge shall be in- creased; the wise shall understand and there shall be a time of trouble, such as never was since there was a nation.
 On next Friday night the photo drama of Creation will come to q close in Hot Springs with a grand finale. Pastor James A. Cole a Cleveland, Ohio, will deliver an inter esting address on the subject of Pas tor Russel1s Teachings Examined"
 Mir. Cole is a famous lecturer on Bible topics and has travelled through out the United States and Canada ad- dressing large audiences fin all the principal cities of the country. His delivery is convincing, logical and kind. It is a pleasure to hear him.
 The same evening will be shown the finest and best moving pictures from all four parts of the drama.
 Doors open at 2:30 and 7:30 D. m. Exhibition begins 30 minutes later. Clip the coupon from The Sentinel Record and present it at the window