The Sentinel=record., 1917-06-01
GOVERNOR URGES
 PROMPT ACTION
YOUNG MEN SUBJECT TO DRAFT SHOULD ENLIST NOW AND BE lNTHE HOT SPRINGS
 COMPANY.
Patriotic Production Last Night at the Auditorium Theater Addressed by the Governor on Patriotic Lines.

lest night from the stage of the Audi torium theater urged the Hot Springs and Garland county young men within
 the age limits for draft to volunteer their services in advance, and get in the Hot Springs company. where as
 unit, they wou d help to make mp the Third Arkansas regiment, which will be the source or much pride 10 all Ar. kansas. and in which regiment our 1 Colonel Leonard R. Eli, will have command of distinction Our com munity has seldom received a word of higher praise than fell from the lips of our governor last night Governor Brough had received an ovation when | he and his wife and party had entered a box, The large crowd that had | packed the Auditorium applauded long and loud on his entrance. and stood as the governor and party were seated.
 Introduced between tabltaus near
 the conclusion Of the splendid patri- I otic performance, Governor Brougn | told story of the effect of organiza- ] ton. the power of organization, and | then paid a splendid tribute to the of. feeiyene-s of the Navy League Red l Cross. and other local branches O. l national organ IzatiOn, as well as o the 1 spirit of cooperation that he had found within our midst He had found
 cooperation everywhere, he said, and
 he called attention to the work of | those within these branches, to he Army and Navy hospital officers, to | the assistance that had been given the army recruiting officers here to the navy recruiting officers, and to all pa triotic and public spirited purpose a i cooperation that had been found in
 the ranks of the Business Mems
 League with the mayor and city com | missioners, and with all alike.
 This is net a child's play" sound
 three or four years But we will win We will win" and a loud response was given his assurance. "On next | Tuesday let every man who is within | the age limits register" said Governor Brough. Let those who are not With
 in the age limits do their duty also I Let there be spirit Of patriotism | everywhere. Let the ladies also re member that the Arkansas is the thirl battleship in the American navy in
 size and that il is the only batleshp in the navy that has been honored with silver service, and let the ladies have a tagday 10 help this fund tVfn nf in splendid success. About the flag draped boxes and arches there was patriotism In the music there was patriotism. All the songs breathed oi patriotism, and the tableaux were
 splendidly drawn. Even the little play
 let that made for it's two acts of com
 edy was based on war babies' the
 title given the big premmm invest
 ment sof the earlier period of the
 war.
 Governor Brough and wife, Dr
 Tribbe and wife, w C.. Maurice and
 wife, Superintendent Dr Parks of the
 Hot Springs reservation and wife. and
 Lieutenant Frost and wife Of the
 United States navy were occupants of
 the boxes at the right. Mayor Me
 Clendon and City Manager Weaver and
 the city commissioners were the oc-
 cupants of another box, and Colone,
 Ganby and a party of friends from
 the Army and Navy hospital occupied
 another box.
 The production opened with a tab
 leaux. and then Miss Grace Miller of
 Chicago entertained with readings. af-
 ter which the Misses lHildreths rem
 dered numbers on piano and violin
 Miss Margaret Erhart sang patriotic
 selections assisted by Miss Richardine
 Woolman, accompanist
 Matrimonial War Clouds" clever little twoact sketch from the pen of
 Walter Ebel, and participated in by
 Dewey Campbell, Mrs. Wa ter Ebel,
 Miss Pauline Nobben, Mss Richardine
 Woolman, Dan Barnes, Walter M Ebel lDr R. ] Lewis and Walter Looney, furnished much entertainment The cast was eXcellently selected,
 every participant being particularly
 suited to the character assigned. The playlet dealt with jealousy and the
 folly of it all, and had most happy denouement
 Splendidly arranged tab,eaux furn-
 ished the second part of the enter
 tainment, these being interspersed with vocal selections from Jack Beck CT and Bummie Owens A minuet which was taken part in by twelve lit tie tots gowned and dressed after tns revolutionary days, received especial applause from the audience
 Rev. F M Wylie announced the tab leaux numbers in their order as fol lows; l'OT United Nation z- American Women, Awake; 3-Doing Our Bit; 4-lfor the Boys on the Ar.
 kansas; 5--l Need You; 6-These Are My Boys; And These Are Helping, Too S-Our Allies, g-We Come to