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The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-30
CARL BRUCE DRAMATIC COMPANY

Mir Carl Bruce. versatile author and actor, supported by an exceptionally strong cast, will open a stock engage, ment at the Auditorium Monday night January l. and will personally appear on the opening date in a beautiful rural comedy drama The Marriage of Lizbeth,' a play with wonderful possibilities. strong situations. and a rich vein of comedy throughout. And the quaint characters composing the cast, the scenes taken from the old Blue Law days of New England states. when men ruled their households with rod of iron that was often more cruel than just, when people were condemned without a hearing and oft en without cause will furnish food for thought many days to come, and make you marvel at the difference of today and the costumes of the cast.
 Mir Bruce assures the people of Hot Springs an entire new repertoire of plays, produced in a manner that will mean distinct diversion to the theatergoers
 Popular prices throughout the en- tire engagement.
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-30
THE BLUE PARADISE COMING.

To Theater Patrons:
 Messrs ShuberJ are to present here on January 9, for one performance only, one of their greatest sucl lesses in The Blue Paradise Whi in mum bers represent nearly lol people This attraction is one of the greatest musical shows travelling in this coun try. and is not exceeded by any other attraction unless it be The World of Pleasure which will also soon visit this city or Hammerstein's "Ka- tinka," also en route this way These three attractions are by far the great est attractions in the musical world this season
 The Blue Paradise is by the great author, Leo Stein, of The Merry Widely" fame and comes direct from it's phenomenal record breaking run of one complete year at the Casino theater, New York. and with most brilliant cast and big special orches- tra.
 The most captivating and delightful ot Viennese operettas Very truly yours. J. FRANK HEAD,
 Manager Auditorium Theater.
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HELEN H0l MES STAR
 NEW ROYAL TODAY
ANOTHER SENSATIONAL RAIL
 ROAD FEATURE FOR YOU.

The exquisite beauty and opposing giant rugsedness of the big woods :rame the opening Of the fifth chapter of "A Lass of the Lumberlands," tho spectacular and thrilling fifteenth .stallment photo-noyel being filmed by Helen Holmes and her Signal com rany for distrlbuticn b. the Mutual Film Corporation. Chapter V will be at the New Royal today.
 "Dolar'Holmes hay.ng been forced to transport the logs of Helen Holmes foste father, DawsCn, because the h. terstate Commerce Commission has declared his railroad a common car rier he plots 10 tie up Dawson's logs for 30 days at the mill and sQ yum him
 Holmes directs h,s foreman to tam per with the boilers so that the fac tory inspector will be induced to con- demn the mill and Holmes will shut it down for q meath Tle foreman 'ampers well but n9t wisely The boilers blow up, and he is almost kill ed. Helen rushes through bursts of smoke and flame and rescues him, dragging him out bodily.
 Holmes orders the mayor Of Che lite mill town to have the mill con demned, but the mayr tired of the magra.es bcssing methods, refuses to take a hand holmes causes his recall and engineers the fraudulent election of ole ot his own crooked henchmen. Blake Helen unearths evidence of the illegal voting in the registration books Sine tells the mayor. and he decides a new election shall be ordered.
 Holmes and a cerw of gunmen storm the mayors office, The m1yor and a few of his faithful followers barricade the window and a terrific battle with rifles and pist Is begins Blake aAd Holmes set fire to the oI- flee of the registrar so the records shall be destroyed and two Of them seize He.en in the street., after she tas summoned the fire department
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-30
WAR BRIDES" WILL
 RETURN HERE SOON
WERE DISAPPOINTED IN BEING UNABLE TO SEE
 THIS GREAT DRAMA.

The Princess has booked War Brides" for a return date within the near future War Brides" with Naz- imavo in the feature role is such d dramatic master. 5ucn d stupendous success, that hundreds were disap- pointed in not seeing it here yesterday. For this reason tne management de cided. even before the last show had closed to book it for a second show ing in Hot Springs. and they received a reply that the picture would De re- turned here within a short time.
 War Brides" is the worlds greatest drama Words cannot describe the beauty of this film and the story it tells. IL is one of the most forceful dramas. one of the most powerful pleas for peace ever told.
 Nazimova, the great Russian act ress. makes her screen debut, in War Brides" and those who saw her yes terday voted her the greatest dramat- ic actress of all the screen stars seen here yet.
 Announcement of the return date of War Brides will be made in a few days,
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-30
SMASHING PROGRAM AT
 NEW CENTRAL TODAY
BIGGEST AND BEST VARIETY BILL IN THE ClTY-RuFUS STEELE
 FEATURE COMING.

DO you want to view the biggest and best variety picture program in Hot Springs today? If you do. and we know you do you will attend the New Central theater either this aft ernoon or this evening and laugh with Ham and Bud and other comedians in their latest screams, finch with ner- vous excitement at the second in stallment of the sequel to the Dia. mond From the Sky" serial, or be aD- sorbed with intense interest in the great Essanay feature with Sydney Ainsworth and Lillian Drew in the leading roles.
 This second number of the Dia- mond From the Sky sequel today is entitled Under Oath" and you will most certainly gasp at the thrills in this installment The sequel grows more interesting and sensational as well as mystifying with each succeed ing number, and you cannot afford to miss this one today.
 Then there is Ham and Bud with their latest scream, The Icemen and the Artist" to make you laugh, and they know how to do that in a man. ner that is all their oISn. The Vita graph studio also presents a rollick- ing farce-comedy, Bears and Bullets" that is enough to tickle a wooden man. For a comedy bill. these two numbers are hard to beat.
 Sydney Ainsworth, the favorite heavy" of the Essanay studio SUD- ported by Miss Lillian Drew, appear in a smashing good multiple reel fea- ture "The Little Brown Mole" a splendid offering that will surely please,
 The Henry Ford Weekly closes the bill today This great offering always contains knowledge that is most val uable in most every walk of life, and the reel today is no exception. The Ford company spares no effort either in time or expense in getting the best for the Weekly No advance in prices today
 The New Central management de- sires to call the attention of the peo- pie of Hot Springs to the fact that on Monday and Wednesday two of Rufus Steele's masterpieces will be run, Rule G" on Monday, and The Eagles Wing" Wednesday. Mir. Steele, well known in Hot Springs, is here in the city at the present time and will personally appear Monday and Wed nesday at the New Central and make talks on the subjects of his features. Don't forget these big attractions.
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-30
VARIETY GALORE AT
 THE PRINCESS TODAY
PICTURES OF CLASS AND VA. RlETY AND TWO BIG AMA- TURF VAUDEVILLE NIGHT
 SHOWS.

You simply wouldn't believe Us If We tod you just how big and how en- tertaining our Saturday show was to- day. Of course we realize its the last day Of the week, and no Sunday movies, so we have given you pro gram that will last you for two days.
 The Crimson Stain Mystery is really here-it came in Friday-and you will not be disappointed this time. Maurice Costello and Ethel Grandin vii. show you two reels 2s the most thsilling drama.
 The new Tweedledum Comedy is another new feature at the Princess. They are about the best in the com edy The that eve. came along
 The Metro Trayelogue is an educa- ter everyone likes, and today it's big ger, better, brig ter than ever, real lesson in pictures to everyone.
 The Pathe News brings before your eyes all the big happenings of the world. After you've read about it., see it in the pictures. Why not?
 Well, for the amateur vaudeville shows at night--two of tbem-we have selected the best near profes- sional talent in the city for your en- tertainment
 Uneeda Bean, the baby doll singer will be there with a new song and some new stage novelties that will make you sit up.
 Magruder Hoxie, has new song honest-and he's going to sing it for you at both shows.
 Clarence Montgomery, who is as near like Charlie Chaplin as the law
 ermits, is there with a Chaplin stunt that you cannot afford to miss.
 Billy St. Aubin, who always brings something new, has another one in a sealed package that will not be open ed before Saturday night
 That Fiddler, who fiddles. and fid- dies, the classieSt guy with the bow of them al. is another. feature. And if that is net enough there is Joe Walsh that eastern bluejay cabaret enter | tainer.
 Afternoons 5 and 10 cents. Night, 10 cents to all
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-30
No Hiaher Price for This.

While food and clothing have ad- yanced in cost. it Is well for the sick that the prices of such reliable family remedies as Foley Kidney Pills are not increased Persons in moderate circumstances lind doctors bills hard to pay in the easiest of times. Don't neglect weak, tired or disordered kid neys. Foley Kidney Pills cost little and relieve backache pains in sides and lions. sore muscles, stiff join,s, rheumatic pains and annoying bladde- trouble. A. C. Jennings.
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-30
MILK IN WINTER.

Why do your cows give less milk in winter than they do in summer? Just because nature does not supply them with grasses and green food
 But we have come to the assistance of name Nature With B, A. Thcmas
 Stock Remedy which contains the very ingredients that the green feed supplies in season. only, of course .n more highly concentrated form. We guarantee that this remedy will make your COWS give more milk, and better milk, with the ame feed ] B Grove
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-30

SAFETY FlRST-THEN CREDIT. GALL Merchants Association, 1io7.
 Advt. 11.2s-tf
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Dr. J. F. Merritt, calls answered day or night. Office phone Al, res idenoe 426. No. 3701a Central avenue.
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-30
NOTICE AUTOMOBILE OWNERS.

Applications for 1917 Auto. licenses can now be had@by calling at tue Col, lectors office-Court House.
 A lenalty of three dollars will be charged on all delinquent cars.
 All ears not provided with license on or before January 10, 1917 will be chased as delinquents.
 New cars purchased subsequent to January 10 will be classed as delin. quent if not provided with a license within ten days from date of pur. chase.
 Purchasers of second hand delin-
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-30

DADS STABLE--First CLASS livery. spe1 eta! service for country salesmen. bN Garland Ave. Phone 103S k-2-u
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-30
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
 MEETING

Notice is hereby given that the an
 nual meeting of the stockholders of the Arkansas Saving and Loan As sociation. Permanent will be held at
 it's office. Arkansas Trust building. Hot Springs. Ark, Tuesday Jenuary 9th. iol7 for the election of officers for the ensuing year and for tho trans
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carry her to a room above the now fast flaming cfdce, and there bind and gag and leave her to be burned to death
 The comedian Rube Miller in his funny two part comedy, Picked All Arocnd,' and single reel scenic makes the best five-reel program Fl the city
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-30

The Gibbs Manufacturing Jewelry Company announce the association of Mir. Abner L. Russell with them, and the firm will hereafter be Russell and Gibbs, manufacturing jewellers Rooms 6OS.9 Citizens National Bank Build ing. l2.29-tf
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FOR 5RlCN WORK

lan lS4S, fam wIAa. Reliable ssl mates furnished on any class ot Bcic Work t-20-.f
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action of such other business as may come before the meeting. Polls open from g to , o'clock pm
 II. WHITTINGTON, Sec
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quent cars are subject to the penalty. Automobile licenses are not trans ferable and cannot be used on any car except the one described in the original application.
 s. J. ERICKSON, 12.2410t. Collector
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-03-23

her husband. The other City ia
the bride the lambs wife, be.
cause God said that he was a
husband unto them. All who get
into this New Heaven and New
earth, has part in Christ, for
Christ was the first TO rise from
the dead. From bis resurrection
on. judgement has been going on
every day as men and women
passed away from this life, And
If they we're in Christ they today
are under the alter dressed in
white robes. But if not they
are in the lake of fire with the
beast and false prophet.
So the Second death is what
we must fear, the death that
never die.
Let US be prepared when we
are called into judgement, for
to US it is on its way fast. And
the Reader will see that the
Word of God speaks nothing Of
a second resurrection. And thu
First'was started when Chris
rose from the silent tomb.
Faith comes by hearing ant
hearing by the Word Of God
but how can YOU hear without
preacher and how Gao he preacl
except he be sent. We have be
fore the reader the truth of thu
. hereafter of every man at dealt
that they live either in tormen
or in heaven.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-03-23
Come And See Us,

Mr.. Frank Moore now belong.
ing to the Colony has some fine
Liniment used as a pain killer
cant be surpassed, Come and get
a bottle and try "Wrang Tang"
YOU won't he with out it in the
family. Good for man or beast
Also Indian Herbs" a great
Blood purifier and Liver Regula
tor.
We have other remedies. We live
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Frank p. Moore.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-03-23

most precious. even like a jasper
stone, clear as crystal;
And had a wall great and high
and had twelve gates. and at the
gates twelve angels, and names
written thereon, which are the
names of the twelve tribes of
the children OF Israel,
On the east three gales: on
the north three gates. on the
south three gates: and on the
west three gates.
And the wall of the city had
twelve foun dations, and in the m
the names of the twelve apostles
of the Lamb. tRev. 81 -9-1O II
12-13-14
We have before US now the
bride the lambs wife. In the
Great City the Holy Jerusalem
J it is quite different from the New
Jerusalem the Holy City: This
last named city is the Iscaelitist
Church. For it has twelve gates
and on them the names of the
twelve tribes of the children OIL
Israel and it has twelve founda
ton and the names of the twelve
apostles written in them. Parl's
name is not i'm them for hi!
name belongs to the first Cit!
as he is the Apostle to the Gen
tile world. And this first Cit.
is only adorned as a bride TO
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-03-23
is THERE A SECOND
RESURREC TON?
Continued from page 2.

when the Son OF man shall
come in his glory, and all the
holy angels with him, then shall
he sit upon the throne of his
glory.
And before him shall be gath.
cred all nations; ,and be shall
separate them one from an.
other, as a shepherd divideth his
sheep from the goats,
And he shall set the sheep on
his right hand, but the goats on
the left,'' Matt. 25-3l-33.
We have here an explana ton
Of the judgement. which John
spoke of in his Revelation. For
Mat. says.
And cast ye the Improbable
servant into outer darkness:
there shall he weeping and
crashing OF teeth. -
And these shall go away into
everlasting punishment. but the
righteous into life eternal
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There can be DO mistake but
what Mat. and John, spoke OF
the same time and the same
judgement. Which gives us tC
understand that VIXEN the Son
ofman comes. that be shall sep
crate the good from the bad
And when this separation is once
complete. Then we can look for
a New Heaven and a New Earth
As it is written.
And ] saw a new heaven ant
anew earth for the arst neaEel
and the first earth we're psSset
away; and there; vas ano;sm or'
sea. And I John sawlthe bo|!
city, new Jerusalem comin'
down from God out Of beaver
prepared as q bride adorned TO
her husband. And I heard
grea. voice out OF heaven sayin'
behold the tabernacle of God i
with men and he will dwell wit
tnew and they shall be lis pee
pie and God himself shall b
with them and be their God.
And God shall wipe away a
tears from their eyes; and ther
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-03-23

shall be- 10 more death neither
sorrow or-crAing neither shall
there be any more pai..: for The j
former things are passed away.
And he that sat upon the
throne said, Behold I make all
things new and he said unto me
write: for these words are true
and faithful" (Rev. 21-l-S
When this time comes, then
the darkness will oe past and
the true light will shine forth as
the noon day sun. For the new
heaven and the new earth will
be here. And the "Holy City
the New Jerusalem" will be seen
coming down from God out of
heaven. Adorned as a bride for
her husband. This city is the
Representative of the Gentle
church. During the times of the
restitution of all things spoken
of by tine mouth OF all his holy
prophets since the world began.
When this new heaven comes,
the Tabernacle of God shall be
with men. And God himself will
dwell with them. And for this
reason God will have to have a
Tabernacle, to dwell in. Wher
| this comes to pass, God will
! wipe away all tears from of all
faces, and take away death and
there will be no more sorrow OF
pain. For at this time, the first
heaven and first earth must pass
away and all things must be
come new. And while John was
viewing all those things spoken O.
above the angel drawed the atten
Etion of John to another grea
t4fact. That is the Great City thu
I Holy Jerusalem" Please read
And there came unto me one
} of the seven angels which hai
the seven walls full of the seven
, last plaques. and talked will
, me. saying. Come hiuher, I viii
r shew thee the bride, tn
! Lamo's wife.
And be carried me away il
) the spirit to a great and hig|
q mountain, ana showed me tina
i great city, tn e holy .Jerusaler
e descending out Of heaven fror
God.
Il Having the glory of God; AM
ether light was like unto a ston,