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The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-28
THE THEATERS
NEW CENTRAL.

The advocate of Iubin films will have an opportunity of witne sing the biggest and most satisfying two reel success the great Philadelphia firm has turned out this season, in which Lille Leslie, Jack Standing and John Smiley have steler parts, en- titled "A Delayed Reformation" It is one of those society dramas that is certain to leave an impression. The production was directed by Smiley, who, as a stock and repertoire man, has no equal. The part thaJ Lille Leslie plays in this feature fits her like a glove. "The Idol of Fate is the screamingly funny comedy fresh from the Selg development room. One would think from the title that one would receive a serious Bernard Shaw masterpiece, but this is no brain food, and instead of having Co delve through intricate situations there is laughter on tap every min ute. It was created for fun The Gamblers l. O. IT." is the kind O. western Biograph drama that this conn any is noted fer No program WOlld be comFtJte without this fea. tIre. Tomorrow the big attraction wi.' be Louisa Vale who is featured in 'lhe tsGoEstnas of Society" in which there is an auto wreck scene that will make you shiver
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-28
FLOOD VICTIMS
 NUMBER TWENTY-SEVEN
RAIN CEASES IN THE FLOODED DISTRICT OF TEXAS-PROP-
 ERTY LOSS HEAVY.

Austin, Texas, April 27-Flood con ditions in Texas tonight were 2n- couraging, rains having ceased in practically all the watersheds. Streams still were out of banks, how ever and rising in southern sections, but further loss of life and property is not expected. The death list was increased to 2 today by the recovery of the bodies of Ebert Ezen, 3 years old, one unidentified woman and three negroes, near Austin. The miss ing are variously estimated at from 15 to 20 The property damage throughout the state, it is estimated. will run into the millions the figures being placed at a million and a half dollars in Austin alone.
 The Colorado river was failing he"e tonight, lu south Texas, the Trinity San Marcos, Brazos and other rivers were rising. but it was not ant ci pated they would reach the h gh water record of 1913.
 The Red river still is rising and is reportetd to be damaging leyees on the Arkansas-TeXas line.
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L.Iv-VER-LAX
All the Effectiveness. Not the Effect
 of CalomeI.

LiV-Ver-Lax is one of the most i'm portatn medical discoveries of recent years, For long time medical eX- perts, realizing the harmful effects of calomel, have been striving to find a liver cleanser that would be just IS effective as caIomel, and yet be abso- lutely harmless in it's action Re gently this remedy was actually put forth by l.. K. Grigsby, in his Liv-Ver- Lax.
 Liv-Ver-Lax is a harmless vegetab e compound, designed solely for the treatment of liver complaints. The immediate favor it has met in thou sands of homes is proof positive of its real value
 If you feel worn out, tongue coat ed and skin sallow. don't delay until it becomes dangerous, nip the trouble in the bud with LiV-Ver-Lax. Insist on the genuine, bearing the signature and likeness of l.. K. Grigsby, wlich is guaranteed to give satisfaction or money refunded,
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-28

Springs. the merchants believe that it will bring about excellent results and that they will save money thereby
 The question of credit" said Sea- retary c. l.. Russ, 'is always one Of importance to any business and any city and this is especially true at this time l hope that every member of the Merchants Association. wheth- CT ne be grocer, butcher, dry goods or whatever line he is interested in. will be at the meeting Thursday night
 The question of the trade excursion over the Memphis Dallas and Gulf road will also be discussed that night .aHd the committee hopes to have a very good report to make on this fea. lure at the Thursday night session.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-28
GYRIC -HEATEH

Another big six reel feature pro gram today headed by that splendid serial with Herbert RawInson and Anna Little. The Black Box" The title of this fifth episode is "On tho Track" and every one attending the Lyric today will receive the little black boxes with the serial word.
 The United Film company offers a two-part drama with Stuart Holmes, one of the greatest screen stars. in the feature part. The House on E Street" is the title and it is one ol those delightful mystery dramas that never fails to please both young and old
 But, look who's aerc-Eddie Lyons and Victoria Forde, those clever and funny Nestor comedians. in the big comedy, Two Hearts and a Ship" a nautical comedy-no, we didn't say naughty said nautical comedy, that will cause huge waves of laugh. ter.
 Last but by no means least, is the |. s comedians, Otto Kruger and Viola Brown, in the smashing knock about comedy "Oh, You Popp."
 The Lyric in booking this program was careful to see to the variety and we offer you four reels of high class drama and two reels of comedy, 6,o0C feet of pictures that cannot be beat
 Remember The Black Box" and the little souvenirs.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-28
Flood Conditions Greatly Improved
 in Houston District

Houston, Texas. April 27.-Practi. cally an entire cessation of rains over the watersheds of the Trinity, Brazos. Guadalupe and Colorado rivers for the 2l louIs ending at o'clock Tnes- day morning was the most significant feature of the reports received at Houston today affecting the present flooded condition of the principal Texas rivers.
 Opposite Bryan both the Big and Little BraZos rivers are lowly failing and the submerged lands are slowly uncovering. If the rivers continue to fall at the present rate the planters believe they will be back in their banks tonight.
 At Hearne both rivers were report ed falling Tuesday evening and il they continue to fall ill the next 1. hours as they have today consider able water will be off the crops.
 There was no marked chawge if stage of the BIaZos at Freeport Tues day The river had attained a seven foot stage which makes it bank full
 1t is believed that Lake Jackson leyee on the Velasco side will hold back the waters, which will insure un interrupted railroad service.
 County Judge Swift estimates thai $30,000 damage has been done to the Anderson county roads, and reports received snow 10 bridges swert away Nearly 100 cars of perishable vege- tables were in the Palestine yards Tuesday and were sent back to the Houston X Texas Central at Hearne as they could not proceed north on account of the washouts.
 At Columbus the Colorado river was up Tuesday afternoon 36 feet and rising slowly Approximately 500 acres Of farms are inundated No lain fell at that place the first day without rain for eight days.
 Bay Citys new leyee which skirts the east banks of the Colorado river was 12 miles long, and waich has just recently been completed, has been rut to the severest kind of test in the present flood, which is but little short of the December, 1913, high water mark and equal to that of May. 1911. The crest of the highest part of the flood was passing Bay City all day Tuesday and even at that the levce has stood with from three to six feet to spare
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-28
PARLIAMENT DISCUSSES
 TREATMENT OF PRISONERS
LORD KITCHENER DECLARED HE WAS CONVINCED or ILLTREAT-
 MENT BY GERMANY.

London. April 21-rue British oc- cupi-d itself solely today With discus sions on the treatment of British prisoners of war in Germany. In both the house of lords and the house of commons gratitude was eNprcs ed for the efforts that hayo been made by the United States to ameiiorato the conditions of the prisoners.
 Lord kitclener's speech in the house of lords, in which as a soldier, he said he lamented what he was con- vinced was German inhumanit5 to- ward British soldiers was the most notable expression of the day. There were. however. equally striking notes sin both houses, notably by Lord Lans- doWne, leader oi the opposition, and Lord CIomer, who expressed regret in the house of lords that the British admiralty had seen fit to scsresate captured German submarine crdNs and by Premier Asquith in the house of commons, who declared that al the end of the war the British people would exact repa ation. No definite course of action concerning the tr,at ment of prisoners was agreed on bs either house.
 In the house of commons Nei Primerose sad that American oui cials already had visited sixteen 1ris oner camps in Germany and that tn, reports uhus far received had shJwi marked improvement in the treat ment that was being accorded tn, ] British prisoners held iu thcm
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-28
HOSAL TnEnTEH

Come out to the game today. See the opening of the National and Amer iCan league season ill all the big league cities. See the stars in action See the managers See the crowds It's baseball day at the Royal. Come and see the gamer
 Miriam Nesbit. the cleverest star of all, is featured in Edisons magnifL cent two reel drama, The Woman $ Revenge tense and dramatic story with life and vim and action and beauty from end to end A two thou sand foot classic.
 Selig releases another of those beautiful and thrilling animal dramas, The Jungle Stockade" love TO- nance and wild animal thriller in one.
 Did you see the work of F. T. Alex. ander the lightning painter in oils, yesterday? If not, you missed one of the most marvellous exhibitions. Al. eNander is the worlds most rapid and accurate painter of oil pictures. His work is marvellous in its lghtnne rapdity and it's accurate detail. And after each show today there will be given away one of his finest oil sketches, master painting that you will exhibit in your home with pride and satisfaction. Alexander is here today and tomorrow, so don't fail to come. Besides you might carry away the painting.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-28
Tralts of the Camel.

"The camel" says an oriental prov erb, curses it's parents when it has to go uphill and it's maker when 1t goes down. Still, this is hardly to be wondered at for 1t is a well es. tabHshed fact that even young camels never play They are born sad. and thereafter their life is one protest against being made to work, although work has been their portion since the beginning of the memory of man. How largely they have been domesticated from the earliest times we know from the statement tLat Job possessed 5000 Cameis.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-28
Crowded Civilization.

In a way Europe itself was outgrown. Draw a line from Konigsburg on the
 Baltic to Odessa on the Black sea. West of that lies a stretch oi country. highly favored by climate and water communication. But 1t is now rapidly feeling it's relatively small size. It would hold comfortably between Key West and Chicago, the Aroostook and Mobile. Yet within 1t are crammed half a dozen civilizations, a dozen Ian guages and well night twenty armies, three quarters of which are in a high state of efficiency. The hostile lines of competing tariff systems arc just as numerous, while a multiplicity of traditions, in which war and religion play 2r'r, part, are hopelessly rooted in past that E not altogether edify.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-28
IMPROVEMENTS ASKED FOR
 TO STAMP OUT TYPHUS

Washington, April 27-An appeal for endorsements to aid in the cam paign against typhus and cholera in Serbia was cabled to the American Red Cross Headquarters here today by Dr, Richard P. Strong, head of the American commission sent to Serbia by the Red Cross in cooperation with the Rockefeller Foundation. Dr Strong announced the formation at Nish of an international board of health. He said Surgeon General Gorgas of the United States army would be made the director of this boards work If ne ac- cepted the invitation of the Rockefel. Ter Foundation to become a member Of its staff and aid in the Serbian opera tions.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-28
Rarbed Wire Workers In War.

Tho men who spend their nights working on the barb wire entangle- ments in front of the trenches have one of the most perilous tasks of the war. One of them a member of the British Royal Engineers, writes:
 In a trench one has a sense of se- curity in being below ground level. and there is collective courage due to the knoWlcdl3 that one has compan- ions. In putting up barb wire one is working perhaps 300 feet in front of ones own trenches. and fortunate, in. deed is the working party if the en- emys srpcrs do not hear the sound of the muliicd ma.lcts driving the
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-28
>UNT SALLY'S ADVICE
 TO BEAUTY SEEKERS

w. C D says. My face is freckee the year round nothing ! try seems tt help much. Is there anything that will really take off these horrid spots2. Have you tried tho treatment recommended to Minnie l.2 I've known this to remol, very obstinate trockIts
 Ellen B. asks. 'What should 1 do fui dc r luvs under mN eyes and across my torehcad2" such lines, and an wrinkles are best ohliterdtcd by bathing affected portions in a good astriugont and tonic lotion which strengthens and draws in the relaxed tissue. Heres reliable for mul9 1 oz. powdered saNolite, l-2 pt witch hazel mix and use daily until entirely relieved
 Minnie L.; The undue rednoss as won as the pimplcs may easily be removed hN using ordinary merc0lizcd wax Ap- ply nightly like cold cream and erase mornings with warm water Soon you'H have beautifully white clear. soft and yelvety complexion. Mcrcolized wax. sold hv an druggists, is better than cos metcs for any complexion trouble One ounce suffccs for most conditions - Womaus Realm.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-28
IMPORTANT QUESTION
 ID LOCAL MERCHANTS
ELIMINATION OF COLLECTORS TO BRING ABOUT DISCUSSION OF
 CREDIT AT MEETING.

The way credit abuse handicaps business expansion; the complex char acter of business and the way one mans nesligence iuterfcrcs with an. others inabiIity'to pay"
 The foregoing question will he taken up by the Merchants Associa. ton at it's meeting Thursday night in the Business Mems Lcaeue building The discussion will be the result of tbo elimination of collectors, since al collections i'm the future are to be dWaqe through the organizatou. AL tnca-h the process will be new to Hot
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-28
ARTILLERY LEAVES
 BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS

Brownsville, Texas, April 27.-The Third field artillery. sent here re- gently for border patrol duty during the fighting around Matamoros, Mex ico, today was ordered to return to it's nome stations Battery A will leave tomorrow by rail and Batteries B and C will start overland for Fort Sam Houston. Battery D will leave May 9 by rail for Fort Riley, Kan. The army biplane here is packed, awaiting Borders.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-28
OF COURSE YOU
 HAVE NOTICED:

That simply ignoring. an account never settles. it.
 That 'Deadbeats' never spend cash where they owe a bill.
 That indefinite promises and hard luck stories do not pay merchants notes at the bank.
 The slower person is in paving bills the louder they will "holcr' at iancied wrong
 That the person whose credit is questionable feels nsutcd when you cali ii07 for their ratiHg. The person who wants to stall on their account begins by asking for an itemized statement
 The person who will not reply to letters gets very indignant at getting a dose of their own medicine. Bet ter reply.
 c. l.. RUSS,
 Manager Collection Bureau,
 Merchants Association.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-28
Chickasha Cut of.

Chckasha, Okla. April 27.-CMicka sha tonight is cut off from railroad communication to the north and east. The St. Louis and San Francisco rail- road was able to get one train acros5 5 the Canadian river today but a few minutes later the flood carried away portions of the bridge The Canad an and Washita rivers were both rising tonight.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-28
MISSIONARY MEETING.

The Womans Missionary Society of the Orange Street Presbyterian church will give a tea Thursday aft. ernoon al the home of Mrs. Xxi La. yi,s, 5l2 South Border street
 A feature of the program will he a talk by Mrs Taylor, who for nine years vas a resident of South Africa She win describe the country and tell Of tue people, their habits and cus. toms, and will also tell some of her interesting experiences in that coun try There will also be a special musical program All friends are cor. dially invited A silver offering vii! be acceptable.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-28
our "JITNEY0 oner-Th,s and Sc.

Our "JITNEY" ofFer-ThIs and 5c.
 DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c to Foley & Co.,, Chicago, Ill.,, writing your name and address clearly. You will receive in return a trial package containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kid. ney Pills, for pain in sides and back. rheumatism, backache, kidney and bladder ailments; and Foley Cathar- tic Tablets, wholesome and thor. oughly cleansing cathartic, especially comforting 10 stout persons. Obtain able everywhere.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-28
Professional Tin.

q say, doctor" queried the short skate who was looking for a little free advice, what would you advise man to do for dyspepsia?"
 Well" answered the pill com pounder, "if he wants a real bad case. I'd advise him to hire a cheap cook aud eat irregulariy"
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-28

posts into the ground and open fire Now and then a magnesium flare will be sent up to light the landscape for the benefit of sharpshooters Then the worker has to throw himself flat on the ground and look as much like a weed as possible"
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-28
Arkansas River Rising Rapidly a
 Tulsa,

Arkansas River Rising Rapidly at
 Tulsa.
 Tulsa Okla, April 27-At midnight the Arkansas river was F 1i2 feet above normal and rising at the rate of IS inches an hour Scores of fami- lies in the outlying districts have taken precautionary methods and left their homes along the river banks.
 Although there was an 1l-foot rise in the river yesterday, it had fallen several feet this morning. The sud. den rise which started early tonight came unexpectedly. Guards have been stationed along the river for several miles through the city.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-28

cago and New York. and how unhappy we should be!-Century Magazine.
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Try sentinel-Record Want Ad.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-05-19
EI dominic de terrjt0riO de
los CODStitucionaIiStaS

los ConstitucionaIistaS domi-,
uan todo eli Estad0 de Ncracruz,
Tabasco, Campeche, YucGtdn, Qui
tana Roo, Chiaras, Oaxaca, y ca
81 todo c' Estado de Guerrero.
Dominau asimismo, ci valIc ma
aional, =. los Estados de Jalisco,
GuanaJuato. MichoacAn { Hidal-
go, eStGadO en- porfecto cstado
las comnnicacioncS desde Vcracr.I
hasta cI Pacifico y 4 punto de re-
cuperar la ciudad de Mexico, que
va ha siio evacuada por los zapa
tlstas; por 10 tanto, para ell do
mimic complete de la Repnblica
faItan solamente los pocos luga
res dominates por Villa, Y cstos
le seran qnitados antcs de mu-
cho tempo.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-05-19
Los dctenSOreS de veraCruz no era1
HuertiStaS

Don Vonustiano Carranza IN
Vcracruz ha dado una pr,icba mis-
de su patriotismo Los estudian.
tcs de la Escucla Naval abando..
nados cobardemcntc por los hucr.
tistas, seran condecorados. Este
es I'm asto de justicia que revola
en- todo su esplendor la grapdeza
dc alma de Don Vcnustiano. So.
mos enemigos de In lisonja y
siempre he1nos ataeado La adula.
ei6n. No son ostas frases laudes,
son palabras do verdad. Cuando
TN hombre tiene TN gesto honra-
do, justo es que 80 ponga Gle re-
lieve. Don Venustiano Carrali
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-05-19
e vi||iSn1O Sc derrumba

En- vista de- los ultimos dcsca.
Iabros sufridos por los infidcn--
tcs on cl E&tado dc GuanajuatO,
han hccho que los Villistas sc
rcconccntrcn en- TorTe6n.
Creese que Gsta scra la Ultima
tumba IN dondc scran aniqiiIadcs
los infidentcs.
Una dcmostraci6n latentc d.
que los VIllistas tienden de-,
saparcc T., para provecho de Ne.
xico, es la baja considerable que
ha sufrido el papel Villista, pues
solo sc paga hoy 4 tres centavos
el peso.
Jnaguese pues, la situaci6n en-
Que sc encuentran los pueblos dor
de esta facci6n domina, con la
baja tau extraordinaria del pa.
pei moneda.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-05-19
Sc activa Ia Campaha

De tina mancra, digna de clog. .t
Sc actlva en- Tamaulipas. "a cam-
paila contra el vilismo.
FL Gral. Caballero, Goborna--
dor y ComaMdaMte militat de! H.
tado de TamauIipas, ha rccibido
IN poderoso contingcntc, con cI
que sc proponc acabar de una
veg, con las prQucTas gavi(Ias de
rcvoltosos que merodean en- el Is
tado.
rs incalcuIajlr el cntusiasmo
que Sc nota entire los habitantcs
&c Tamauljpas, para defender la
causa del pueblo,
Infinidad de voluptarios, han
lido Il cugrosnr las filas, dispuos-
tos 4 morir p0r la causa de In
libcrtad
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-05-19
En- DeTt0Cta CaITla

Los Isstados surianos Que colin
dan con las frontcras de Centre
America, Y Il donde no ha lie.
gado el sorAo inftdente dc villa,
40 cncucntra on perfecta caIma, 4,
gun las tlltimas noticias, que han
ilcaado nj Primer Jefe, de los res.
pcctivos Gobernadores.
Qucda destruida Ia, version que
habia circulado do que &c fra,
puaba en Guatemala, un complot
contrarrevolucionafio.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-05-19
OfICialGS Federa|eS con eI
GraI. Villa.

La preScncin de mas de, 500
oN-fcderalcs en- 81 ei&rcito de
Villa, ha causado cinrto descon-,
tento cntrc los Eilljstas, muchos
dc los oualcS no SO habian dadu
|cucnta, lasta que fu6 publicada
In lista or chihuahua,
Entire los mas notnhIes figu-
rran GlHI. de Division Jose Del
gado. Manuel Rodriguez, Ignaoio
, MorcIos Aaragoza, Gonzaio Lu--
que, A. Coso lopez = A. G.
lEcrn0ndez; f5rigadiercs, Doroteo
Lopez, Enrique Rivero, luis Il.
Vilicgas, r. ercerril laordoka
Bcccrril, A. ViIlegas, T,auro P.
Crjudo. Rufino padilla, CRUZ Cue
rrcro, Sulcta = 4. G. Otelos;
CoroncI"S, Antonio Ortcga. Ig-
nacio Veiazqutz, Inoccncio Mar
tincz, Alfredo Farias, Antonio
Flores, tiorentjno Govea, Manuel
M@ndc2, Alberto Or0zco Tenien-
t"s Coroncles, Pedro Vazquez, Sal
vadOr Altamirano, b. Locra, G.
G. Marquee, Joaquin Gurudo, g.
F. Galindo, F. Geraspe, Timoteo
A. Castillo, Mateo CARA, Fran
cisco Cola. Joaquin Ruiz, los Rol-
dan. Manuel +. Cerna, Porfirio
Ruiz, Maximino Ayala, G. Ba-.
rragan, A. Garcia, Rafael Cue
liar, y u Mayorcs, 20 Capitanes
muchos tenientcs y no menos Off
cales.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-05-19
PARA EEL. REGIDOR'

Nuestro col ga "El Progreso "
dc Laredo, Texas, no estuyo en-
10 justo, al juzgar 4 Santos Cho
eano, una potcncialidad de Am6..
rica.
Santos Chocano, no cs, no pO.
dr6 ser, nj con 81 trascurso del
tempo, Una potencialidad dc A.
m6rica, en achaques literarios; 81
I'd, 81 tanto sus admiradores SC
ccmpchan, una potoncialidad en-
In impudicia; Y no solo de A..
mGrica; sino del Universe cntcro.
Otra Guaiiaad le hemos ree0no.
c'do, iguaimentc y que 4 fuor d.
honfados escritores, es Ia que L.
d6 "brilio Y egplendor," an su va
larga Y andaz carrera dc aven 70
turero la de ser un mercenario.
Dcciamos quo Eel progrcso' nC
estaba en- 10 justo Y qun obr6
con suma ligereza, al juzgar 4
Chocano, inteiectualmente y
10 vamoa f demostrar por
parties, hacienda Ell saerificio, na.
turalmente, de deseender hasta
Santos Chocano. asln cuando fus.
re precise, uaar de una asccpcia
absoluta.
Chocaao, iuzgado intellectual.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-05-19

vodad, u pago dc 10 que nos a.
deuden, o cuando nonos una par,
to para que 1osotroa podamos Ell.
brir nuestras exigencias.
Nuestros sul,scriptores STEM
pre- han sido exactos en- oil cumpli
miento de sus pagos, por 10 que
lea cstainos agradecidos, Y cspe-.
ramos que en- csta vez, no dejaras
de impartirnos su aynda, on Ia
forma que dejamoa dicho, y para
el objeto if1dicado.