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Evening journal., 1916-02-01
MOReANTHAu LEAVES TURKEY ON VACATION

ny The United Prers.
BERLIN FEB. Henry Morsauthau, American Ansassa
or to turkey left censtsntinope vocation today a'
,e 10 dispatches received here and probably vii s
-nea states before bis return. Morsenthau i' ssP''
each Berlin late this week
Evening journal., 1916-02-01
iA0 MnRkHnrSE PRISONERS.

Chief Warden Cross reported to
the Levy Court today that the popu-
lation of the workhouse is now in ex-
cess Of 500.
Evening journal., 1916-02-01

Snellenburg's February half-price
sale starts today. Snellenburg's, Sew
enth and Market streets.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1916-02-01
FRENCH AKTnLERE HITS GERMAN CAArs
BY Tho United Press.

PAIds Feb AFTER days Of voisnt activity iui
IN infantry aghtng front roporea ns
wa4 once This afternoon French artillery the ocai state
uent said has Donbardsa camps effectively g saint
eocade and in Lorraine Enemy oonvoss in the Meua region
we're sheled.
Evening journal., 1916-02-01
LYON WAR AGAINST.
EVIL IS RESUMED
AFTERDAY' 'STRUCE
Workers Canvass City for
Unsaved Before Evangelist
Opens Fire Tonight
Great Preparations ARE
MADE FOR mothers Day
TABERNACLE PROGRAM
TODAY.

9.30-Morning prayer meet
ings. Topic Launch Out Into
the Deep Luke 5:1-11. Work
ers' Day.
12- Shop meetings at the
Pennsylvania Shops and at
Hilles and Jones.
2.30 - Mrs. Clase will meet
the High School girls at the
Del. Avenue Baptist Church.
Mr.. Clase will meet the High
School boys at the High School.
730-Evening service at the
tabernacle. DR.. Lyon will
preach on Secret Discipline
ship"
Evening journal., 1916-02-01
WEATHER

Partly cloudy and much
colder tonight. Wednesday,
fair and colder; fresh vest
erly winds.
Northern light., 1916-01-01

-~e>.<.sSa~-
 1916
 O year that is going, take with you lmpatience and wilfulness-- pride;
 The sharp words that slip
 From too hasty lips,
 lwould cast, with the old wear, aside.
 Oyear that is coming bring with you Some virtue of which have need;
 More patience to bear,
 And more Kindness to share,
 And more love that is true lov, indCed-Ano If ue start into the new year with a feeble effort to make good, the year of 1916 will slip away and with it up will go our lamentations over lost opportunities. EUT if we start i'll with our face set like flii.t, our heart settled as to duty, all irrevocable determination to live al do right, this world will receive blessing and we also The two little verses above includes so much that we give them to you. We to not klow the author. but we dare sly they were written by some one who was reared among the thorns and briers and stones of the pathway. For only those who have had such schooling are able to mete out to the other the timely help so much need ed.Our patience is not strengthened by olr always having flo very path, The power to control our too hasty lips is not intensified by no:. meeting of re5uffs. But the person wi.o is determined to succeed i'll all that is right will succeed and the
Northern light., 1916-01-01
discouragements and unjust cuts, and ugly thrusts serve only as fertili:e ger to the growth of the Fruits of the Spirit.


 TEACHERS!
 We want to have talk with you, private talk Tn the first place we want you to consider the NL.youy paper. Our school paper" that's the way we want you to think anG talk Now as it isyour paper we arc goirg to ask favor of you. The pres ent war has brought about an advance i'll the cost of living. Gu, expenses are greater than ver Uut before we go further it may be that some of you do not care tc have the N L. nl1i.ed to you, if you dc not and will drop Us a card to that ef feet we will disc ol.tinue it But if you want it we will keep ol sending it. But due to the existing circumstances we are forced to ask a favor of you and that is that you send Us some news items now uIld then. We are sure you will help Us to make Our Paper l:ewsy and helpful. Of course if you don't do this we will be com pelled to use our own and if we C. we will send the paper to you jus' out of good natured spite.
 NOTHING to write about rell about your gardening.
 HOW did you get the natives ill terested ill gardening?
 We raised cabbage and caulaflowe: that weighed eight pounds apiece.
 Can you beat 1t? ....
 Tell us how. We raised potatoe> that weighed two pounds apiece.
 Ifyo1 have done better tell Us how
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-31
THE STOLEN TRIUMPH"
 THE PRIkCESS MONDAY
JULIUS STEGER AND METRO STARS IN A SMASHING DRAMA,
 ALSO METRO COMEDY.

Monday the Princess opens the new week with a big Metro feature, "The tolen Triumph featuring Julius Ste ger, Cara Win. pie Helen Badgley and other Metro stars. one of the best Monday bookings we have been .a0le 10 make fot many weeks
 Julius Steger has a medium of eX- precision in this picture which enables him to get very close to the hearts of his audience
 Edwin Rowley and stephen Hunt were college classmates. Edwin, the student, ia after years has conceived the idea of becoming famous as a p.aywright. Stephen born to luxury, lis new prosperous theatrical manag- CT and urged by an ambitious wife, has undertaken to write a play which he proposes to produce in his own theater. The impecunious Edwin hap pens to think of his college friend S favorable position when he tries in yam to get some theatrical manager 10 even read his play, and goes to Stephen stephen. after reading the play and discovering what master ice it is, changes the name, copies the original manuscript as his own and destroys it, telling Edwin he has mailed 1t 10 him. Losing his lite's work, Edwin gives up al hope of ey1r reaching the desired goal and takes the first work that offers to keep his little family from starvation.
 Hearing of Hunts much heraldsd play, RoWley get a gallery seat and Is startled 10 recognize in it his own masterpiece. Violent rag e seizes him. He disturbs the performance land is thrown out. He pursues Hunt to his home and there accuses him before his wife, and is eiected as a madman He then loses his job be- cause he has failed to be on time dur ing al tbis excitement and returning home, the shcck of all these circum- stances kills his wife. who has been much weakened by priyatiou.
 Rushing out in the storm. Rowlcy -bindly keeps on until he reaches the river, and there throws himselr into the water, He is reported deId for fiteen years wanders with mind all
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-31
TOM JONES LEAVES
 FO2 NEW YORK CITY
WILLARD AND CARPENTER TO BE MATCHED, IS BELIEF OF
 WlLLARD's MANAGER.

Tom Jones, manager of Jess Wil- lard, who has been passing the hoi- day season at the Arlington, has been called to New York for q conference with Tex Richards, the fight promo ter Jones stated on his departure that there was something doing III the way ot negotiations for a match between Willard and Carpentier, the French champion" He said he had no know edge of what feature the New York promoter desired to take up with him, however
 They have some inside dope, understand in New York, said Jones relative to Carpenter, and they have asked me to come on, so my vacation has been torpedoed and Pm off to tAe big town. It looks as is Carpenter and Willard will be matched under stand the French goyerlment is will ing to let their sensational aviator come to this country for bout with the champion, and We would be more than wiling to make the match, pro- yided certain conditions are right"
 Jones also stated that Griffith. con sidered one of the greatest moving picture promoters in the country, was contemplating big production with the champion as the central figure, and that he intended to stop ove- in Chicago for a few days for con ference with the movie men cn this subject
 Previous to coming to Hot Springs Jones and Willard were engaged iu wrestling boat, with the result that Jones sustained al injury to his left es, which has given him considerable trOuble since
 "l want 10 get through with all bus mess and get back to the baths with m q month, if plssible,' said Jones, for l am not delighted with the col- diuou of my leg Mrs Jones will not accompany me east. She will return to Mountain Valley for two weeks -oiour:--and will probably then awi' my return in this city"
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-31

New Central Thursday, ape airing in Miss George Washington, one of .tAe brightest anu m-st sparkling com- edies in which this cha ming little star has ever appeared
 By special request Gods Country and the Womal,' the great Nitagraph special production, featuring William Duncan, Nell Shipman and George Holt, will be shown tar return en- gagement For various reasons many patrons were unable to view this bi- l reduction when 1t was sh wn the first time, and have requested that jt be shown again. It is the attraction Friday
 Saturday brings the close of toe great sequel to the Diamond From the Sky the last number being es- pec.ally sensational and thrilling. Ham and Bud, the Essanay feature. The Henry Ford Weekly and other special numbers will he presented Saturday, making the biggest v1rieg program Hn Hot Springs.
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-31

the New York Herald" following the
 sensation "The Blue Paradise creat-
 ed at its opening night and the crowd led houses that have so far greeted lts |rresentati1n on tour leave no doubr
 as to the prediction being fulfilled. Paul Nicholson Miss Norton, Gustav
 Baci, Lucy Fields. Charles Bowers,
 Yolande Preszburg, Robert Allen and Charles De9ickson are inc,Cded in the brilliant cast of almost 100 .ersons
 the Messers. Shubert will present
 here in The Blue Paradise. There is. Of course, a large chorus If Broad way beauties provided with ample op- portunity for the display of thelr vocal and dancing abilities The law
 ish costuming and artistic maaner in which this musical entertainment has been mounted is ID to the high
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-31
! CLARA Kr1BALLYOUNo. .IA TIE FOOLISH VIRGIN" \ \ SELZNCk6hPETRE5
RAILROAD ANB HELP
 USED IN B!G FEATURE
FULL RAILROAD EQUIPMENT IS USED IN RUFUS sTEELE's FEA-
 TURF RULE C." MONDAY.

The story of how John Barley corn is being kept off the trains of
 the great railroad system of the coul- try. is yiyid.y told in Rule c." the great feature from the pen of Rufus Steele, who is now in Hot Springs. Rule G. comes to the New Central Monday with no advance in prices
 Rule e. is the film adoption of Rufus Steele's story. Keeping John Barleycorn Off the Train which ap. peared in the Saturday Evening Post. When Mir. Steele was approached with the request to produce e finn yer sion of this story he consented only upon condition that the scenes shcdll
 be taken in the actual railro2u en- vroment. The Biazon Fi!td~ Produc- , ing Compar.. s'ao fiia1e the picture,
 t->5,, the matter up with one of the leading Railroad Companies and, , izing the great benefits of this picture that company agreed to co-operate and assist il every possible manne. in the reduction Of this film Accordingly the Blazon people were
 perm tied to choose certain railroad men whom they desired to take part
 in this picture. and the railroad com
 pany granted these men leave of ab-
 sence for the express purpose of play
 ing in this finn.
 ; The com. any, in addition, leaned
 it's engines and cars, and gave every possible assistance in making the pie
 ture
 Rule o. briefly was a rule adpot-
 ed by the American Railway Associl- ton prohibiting the use of .iquor by
 any of its employceS~-~on---sualty Of
 dismissal The screen version or
 Rule G." brings out the experience
 of one Railroad Superintendent in e1-
 dcayoring 10 make this rule operative
 among his men and in his shops, Mr. Steele's other master.produc-
 tion The Eagles Wing will be tho biz featcae at the New Central We'd nesday, and as an act of friendship for Mr Mutt, Mr. Steel will persona ly appear at the New Central Wedaes- day afternoon at 2;30 o'clock and again at 500 in the evening, and ad- dress his hearers on the subjects of his big production MT Steele is one of the most gifted writers of this gen
 eration, and his remarks are sure to
 be most timely and of a highly inter esting character
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-31
DOC KETCHUM PAROoNED.

The name of Doc Ketchum, who had been convicted in the courts here of selling liquor in. violation of the state laws, and who had been pardon ed along with six others by Governor Hays Friday afternoon, was omitted from the roster of the names given out in the first instance. His petition was in keeping with the others pre- sented 10 the governor and was act ed on fayorably with the others,
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-31

utter blank. In the meantime SteQh- en Hlnts wife myestieates and learus Of the suicide and the death of the wife and wrings a confession from be- husband uf his terrible crime As the only possible atone ment the Hunts adopt the little son of RoVley, and another play of the fath-
 er k produced which wins greater fame than the one even that W s stolen.
 Returning to New York after years of wandermgs, the anu-mcement of
 this new play and the scenes suggest
 ed by the posters restores Edwil's
 mind and then follows the traces to is former hcme and locates the boy with his new parents, the Hunts. ile visits the grave of his poor wife, there meets his sons bride-to-be, the Hunts child. who tells him how hard her father and mother have tried to make amends for the wrong done to him by kindness to his boy. A . union and happy storation of live and confidence makes happy and pleas ing ending.
 On the same program is a big Me
 tro comedy. Regular prices , and 10 cents.
 Tuesday the Princess presents Frank Kcenan in the great Triangle
 drama, "The Sin Ye Do,' in which a lawyer is called upon tp defend his
 dauehtec for a charge that meant death to her.
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-31
SHEPHERD ANNOUNCES.
Former Alderman Enters Primary IS Candidate for Place in City Council.

In this issue of the SeatInelRecord will be found the announcement of George She. herd as d candidate for alderman from the fourth ward sub iect to the action of the democratic primary election of February 15.
 MT Shepherd has been d resident of Hot Springs for more than 20 years and has served in the city council on two occasions and he is thoroughly qualified to reprsent his constituency in the ward as well as to take care O. uhe interests of the city at large.
 During his service in the city coun cil he was never subject to criticism for any derelection of duty and neith- CT for having done the wrong thing, for he usually lent his personal i1- fluence and his presence and suppou to all the laudabe undertakings dur ing his service that came before the municipal body He has not engaged in any factonalism, and on the other hand has been independently public service official in his !. ublic life.
 His candidacy in the primary was the result of many persona, appeals being made to him by property own- CTS and voters of his own ward, and by others about the city who desire to see him back in place in the cou2- .c0.
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-31
RUFUS STEELE ID
 LECTURE ON PLAY
SPECIAL TREAT IS GUARANTEE Q FOR CENTRAL THEATER PA
 TRONS ON WEDNESDAY,.
MT Steele Will Speak to Both Mati. nee and Evening Audiences on "Tae Eagles Wing"

It is not often that a .icture wr.t. ten by Hot Springs aathor comes Co ne of the loca theaters.
 Ths week there will be TWO pie lures, boh by the same author aod. better stl, he is ol Hot 9Hfings and in the city at the present time iu fact, where the New Central ia coR cerned, this Is going to be d Ruidg Steele Week. for Monday Mir Steee remarkable railroad drama, Rule G will be the attraction and on N Tuesday his latest masterpiece EagNs' Wing wil be the ste feriagN>
 Rule G.'erA2d q remarkable run ay this country aMa is now being us by the British Ayernment to pal out the efficiency n- can be obt ed by men and won ,heYing intuition factories cture ing intoxioants. A sider that importance is cCf
 torial triumph.
 The feature Wednesday,
 special i'm. oTtance, for noA
 Hot Springs and its yisitor opportunity of seeing the gl fort made to bring opt tht of preparedness le Steele has conseGe>a 10 add matinee audience on Wednes eraoon speaking at 2 o'clock, ! the evening at o'c4ock ~
 While this is q picture that deals with nation being prepared in the time of war. t conyinces one thatreal pre- aredness can only be accomplish ed by all industria. enterprises doing their part to this end. 1t presents the subject in aa entirely different light. Just as soon as the picture was com peted by the Blueblrd company, Mr. Steele received an invitation from President Wilson to bring tho picture tO Washington for a private exhibi- ton, which was done, and at the con. clusion of the entertainment in the white house. which was attended by the president and his cabinet, togeth- or with officials of the army and navy department. Mir Steele was heartily congratulated for having rendered the country a distinctive service.
 His address at the matiness and evening show Is certain to be more than Interesting and enthuiastic, and it will enhance the presentatiowAoss. The Eagles Wing" greatly. The known author has won signal reed niticn throughout the coutnry on thlN picture and 1t will with pleasure that Hot Springs pays tribute to his abil- fly at tue New Central next Wednes- day
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-31
Hhe Blue Paradise"

Fhe Blue Paradise"
 iue Paradise, which will be at the Auditorium on Tues Yuary 9th, offers al excellent ltion of what the public wants. the managerial direction oi the !. Shubert this most satisfying Llightfu. of recent Viennese op- has just concluded a pheno- pc. ular run of fiity-tyo con weeks in New York city at DO theater, which marks a I eyea for this famous play
 has been the metropolitan
 pst of the most suceessiul
 Griainments Broadway has
 past 20 years. It prom
 ! all musical successes ot barter of century was
 py made by the critic of
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-31
CARD OF THANKS.

The board Of managers of the Flor ence Crittenden Home for their splendid Christmas. extend hearty thanks 10 the Arlington Hotel, the Majestic Hotel, ScottIMeyer, the Kress Co, L. n Cooper, Robert Klttlcberger Pierce Oil Company. Colonel Fordyce Dr. A. II. Tribble, 1T. McCafferty Mir Tanner, Mrs. Core of Pine Bluff Mrs Roberts and others
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-31
OUR JIrNeY oFFER-Tbis and Sc.

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this slip. enclose with DC and mail it Q Foley & Co.,, 2S35 Sheffield avenue, Chicago, H.. writing your name and address clearly. You will receive in return trial package containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for coughs. colds, and cro1p; Foley Kid uey Pills, for pain in sides and back; rheumatism, backache, kidney end bladder ailments and Foley Cath@r- tic Tableisj whofes9me and thor ouehly cleansing cathartlc. for cons'i- patton. biiiousness. headache a9d sluggish bowels. X. C. Jennings.
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-31
cIrY LIcENsE NOTICE.

All vehicle and public automobile, hotels and boarding houses that have furnished rooms for rent, and al oth- CT city licenses are due the city Of Hot Springs on January 1, 1917. l. paid on C. before January 10th, 1917 10 lcnal,y will apply.
 C. P. VAN SICKLE,
 City Collector. City Hall Building. Phone 1Si.
 12-31-10t.
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-31

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The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-31

country girl the daughter of an old New England farmer, yivid,y per trayug the old Blue Laws of New England, showing the simple faith in that which is right end her triumph of her faith over the skepticism or her relatives and friends.
 In all il is drama which holds you in a yiselike grip of heart in- terest until the last word is spoken
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BAR ASSOCIATION CALL.
Will Meet in Chancery Court Room Tuesday Morning to Consider
 eoisIation

With the president and vice presi. dent of the Garland County Bar As sociation bcth out Of the city, a meet ine has been ca.ed by Judge A. Cu.l former president to be held in the chlncery court room at the court house Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock for the purpose of considering som, important legislation which will be of vital importance 10 the members oi he bar here as well as to the public at large
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-31

"A glance at the display advertise. lent Of the New Central thelter in lother column of this issue will con
 hat this playhouse has
 the week commencing onday, re greatest and most stu Pndous feature productions, and the 'eatest stars, ever exhibited in any eater.
 Rufus Steele brother of Hugh
 1ele of this city, is now in Hot
 Fings; the big feature, "Ru,e G." ktten by him is also in the city, and lll be run Monday. A full story of yhis great feature will be round in al Yother column today. This is one of the biggest of big releases. and is shown with no advance in prices.
 Edna May, the great stage star, the favorite artist who has won for herself the greatest praise and admiration by her wonderful artistic ability and charming Iersonality appears Tues, >day in her favorite feature salvation goan, produced by the Vitagraph Company. This is seYen-ree. pro- duction, and Miss May was never shown to better advantage than as he simple Salvation Army lassie. A strong cast of Nitagraph players sup port Miss May,
 p Wednesday, The Eagles Wing" the most stupendous preparedness ena shown. This ls another of Rufus Steele's productions. The New Cen tral announces that Mir. Steele will, as an act Of friendship and courtesy. personally ot the New Central
 esday and speak in connection
 nOthorshto Of The Eagles PDai, v and talented Marguerite Irlark l. the attraction booked at the
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-31
orhe MarrIaae af lLIzbeth." :"

ne Marriage 5T LlZpeth.
 The Marriage of Hizbeth,' waich will be produced at the Auditorium lheater, commencing Monday night January l, by the Carl Bruce Dra- matic compapy, is comedy drama with exceptional merit
 Greta Mitchell playing the role cf Iizbeth has long cen a fayorite with theater.goers and this role is especiai ly suited 10 her, and sees her at her best. Her wonderful conception oi the yart is sure to win the hearts of all who see her.
 "The Marriage of Lizbeth" is a story of the great faith of simpn
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-31

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standard that theatergoers have come to expect from ShuDert attractions and there is special orchestra.
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GREATEST STARS IN BIG PRODUCTION
NEW CENTRAL BOOKS FOR COM. ING WEEK HIGHEST PRICED STARS IN THEATRICAL
 WORLD.

May, the Greatest Stage Star, lerite Clark and Other Stellar Included in the Weeks Big
 's LA.
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r co ception Of A yourself and
 rium Monday
 e country girl Hn of love and long remember .e story of The
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IDai, v and talented Marguerite
 lark |. the attraction booked at the