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PRINCESS SECURES
 MAGNIFICENT PICTURE
THE NEW AND ONLY AUTHENTIC WAR PICTURE HAS BEEN sE- CURED BY THE PRINCESS
 MANAGERS

The managers Of the Princess the atre of this city wish to announce to their patrons and to the public in general that they have secured the biggest scoop of the year. in fact oi years. The only authentic and true war picture that has yet been taken and passed upon by the government |"pershing's Crusaders" will be shown lat dife Princess for two days next week In order tbat everyone may see land thus realize the results of Ameri- can effort in this war it has been de- cided to show this film at popular war time prices, within the reach of all
 There are eight reels of this film which graphically shows how every able-bodied American is helping to win the war, These pictures, which show the grim earnestness of the United States government in its war aims and its determination to stamp ont Kaisecism. were taken by U, ;. Signal Corps and Navy photographers and cameramen of the French General Staff at home and abroad. In addition Ito this, "Pershine's Crusaders" will show interesting scenes photographed by the cameramen or the Allies. Eacn week, as important events haFpeh over there. they will be shown as a sort of curtain raiser to the big feat .ure.
 In this comprehensive picture one will see Uncle Snn's soldiers in the making. the work at the cantonments, lhe activities of the great war char liues. the Red Cross, Knights of Co., lmmbus. Masons and Y.WC.A; how
 the army is fed and clothhed: the making of arms and ammunition It is revelation of a nation aroused | in all it's might When you see wha'
 your government is doing to insure
 your freedom, you will rmt your shoul-
 der to the wheel with new visor. Here
 is the truth about the war Here Is Uncle Sam's answer to the lies of l the Hun.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior, T. & Land Office at Little Rock, Arkansas. April 19, 1918.
 Notice is hereby given that John T. Newkirk, of Jesseville, Ark, who. on December ,, 1914, and October 26, 1916. made original homestead entry and additional homestead Nos. 0l158l and 0l3093, for sw 1-4 sw 1-i See. II, and n l-2 nv l-i, Sec, II and ne I e i ne l-4 Sec l5, Township l N. range 70 W. 9th Principal Moradlan. has filed notice of intention 10 make fhree-year proof. to establish claim to the land above described, before the United States Commissioner at Hot Springs, Arkansas, on the 2Sth day Of May, 19lS
 Claimant names as witnesses: w Thomas McCrea, of Jesseville, Ark. Thomas Parker, of Jesseyille, Ark. Robert Johnson, of Beaudry, Ark.
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HART PLAYS SENSATIONAL
 ROLE AT THE PRINCESS
William S. Hart the 'Favorite of All Modern Theatregoers is to Play at the Princess in His Latest
 Drama of the West

"The Bandit and the Preacher" the
 latest Thomas H. Ince production in which William s Hart is starring, ana
 which the Princess managers have been fortunate enough to secure fo, two days today and tomorrow. is prob ably one of the most notable achieve
 ments of Harts caree,
 He is called upon to play the part
 of a western COW puncher role that
 is not only his favorite but is his
 best. Hart is better fitted for these
 roles than most of the players are
 because he has been brought mp among
 the western folk His parents took
 him in infancy to South Dakota among
 the Sioux. Thus he came to know the great plains, whose very atmosphere
 clings to him in his western roles. He upset plans made for a career as q
 soldier by entering dramatic work while in his teens when he came east He first came prominently into tho public eye in the support of the great Madame Modjeska on lBroadway And now we find him way out in the great wild west playing the romantic roles of the cowboy.
 In this new picture he is supported by an all star cast which includes Robert Edison. The Bandit and the Preacher" is said to contain some re lmarkable pictures of the desert life and of the western scenery in general Hart takes role in this picture that is unique. individual, standing out from the vast mass of characterza - 1, tions on the screen today and one for which he will be long remembered This picture is to be shown for two days only today and tomorrow There lis also splendid comedy. one that will offset the serious side of the Hart picture. Prices 10 and 20 cents with war tax included.
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CARMEL MYERS AND
 4 KEYSTONE COMEDY
"City of Tears" Splendid Bluebrd Drama and Big Laugh at
 Royal Today

The Royal today offers Miss Carmel Myers in her latest Bluebird success. The City of Tears" one of this charming stars best creations in which she is afforded splendid oppor- tunity to display her remarkable talent flor character Representations to the fullest extent.
 Those who have seen Miss Myers in former releases, such as "The Wine Girl" a Broadway Scandal and oth- fer pieces recently released know what a treat is in store for them in "The City of Tears" with this star as the central figure. The story deals with modern conditions and is brimlul of tense human interest incidents heart aches, sadness, joy, comedy and ul- innate happiness are intermingled during the presentation of the piece. ' The Keystone Comedy is one of the best and most Imaginable that has been turned out of this famc studio for some time The lcemans Bride k the title of the scream and it is guar anteed as sure cure for the blues. So if you want good laugh that will make you happier and face the worlds cares with a lighter heart, see this comedy
 Remember, the Royal is now offer ing some of the worlds greatest pre- sentations in drama, comedy and edu- |cational features.
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WARNING oeoER

In the chancery court of Garland county, Ark. Jeff Freeman, adminis- trator of the estates of !. w. Freeman deceased and l. II. Freeman, de- ceased, plaintiff, vs M NJ. Mayhugh defendant
 The defendant, NJ. NJ. Mayhugt warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, Jeff Freeman, admin istrator of the estates of l. w. Free. man. deceased and J H. Freeman, de. ceased
 Witness my hand and the seal o said court this 22hd day of May, 1918
 r. w. ROWLES. Clerk.
 D. w. Parker, D. c. Sam w Garrett. attorney ad litem.
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Keep the Blood stream pure.

Rheumatic pains, backache. swollen joints and sore muscles often are the result of impurities in the blood gath ering in the region affected, a result of failure Of the kidneys to eliminate waste products from the blood stream
 Foley Kidney Pills heal. strengthen and invigorate weak. diseased kidneys and bladder. W. tH Hin, Justice ol the Peace, Detroit, Tex, writes: q used Foley Kidney Pills and say un- hesitatingly that of all have used they are the best, and have done the work where the rest failed" A. C Jennings. (Adyt)
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THE LIE" AT THE
 CENTRAL TODAY
ELSIE FERoUSON'S NEW ART CRAFT PICTURE HAS INTENSE HEART APPEAL AND MANY
 DRAMATIC SITUATIONS.
CAST.

CAST.
 hiinor Shale ........ Elsie Ferguson .Gerald Forster ........ David Powell Slr Robert Shale ......J John L. Shine Nol Dibnn ..........P Percy Marmont Hamp, butler ..,,.... Charles Sutton GibDard, maid ......... Bertha Kent Lady Beachworth, characterization.
 .......,,,... Maude Turner Gordon l.ncy Shale ............. Betty Howe
 slsie Ferguson, the famous actress appearing in Aircraft pictures, chief among which were the phenomenaHy successful 'Barbary Sheep" The Rise of Jennie Cushing "The Song of Songs and @Rose of the World will be seen in her latest Aircraft picture, "The Lie at the Central theatre to- day and tomorrow
 The story of The Lie" is one that finds a ready echo in the hearts of most audiences, because it is filled with those human touches that appeal invincibly to the finer emotions. TO make a supreme sacrifice to save the honor of another. Is trait as ennob- ling as 1t is rare in this practical self ish age. but when 1t is rewarded with ingatitude as in the case Of The Lie, '' it's rarity is not to be wondered at.
 As the elder of two sisters, the daughters of a dissipated Englishman, Miss Ferguson deliberately sacrifices the love of her sweetheart to save an erring sister from the shameful con sequences of her fault. To the end that the honor of her family may not be tarnished she foregoes her happi- ness, permits her sister to wed the man she herself loves, and then cares for the latters child as if 1t were her own Eventually, however. she finds happiness in the love of q worthy man, The picture was produced under the direction of ]. Senrle Dawley.
 The picture is filled with heart ap-- pealing scenes of great power, but all of them are sustained by Miss Fergu- son whose genius frequently rises to sublime heights She is adequately supported, chief among the players be- ing David Powell, John l., Shine. and other notable screen stars. Other features on this excellent bill is a James Montgomery F'lagg Comedy Man Eater" Admission 10 and % cents
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EASTMAN K0DAKS AT
 THE MORRIS DRUG co

Following the announcement tha we had reopenec our Kodak Depart ment we wish further to announce that We have secured the Eastman Kodak agency and will carry a fun line of all their products, including films. kodaks, velox paper. etc.
 Our Kodak Finishing department Is in charge of Mir. Joe NJ Sejhar. wao Is we'll known to all amateur pho sographers. He will give his personal attention 10 this work and will guar antee that all work turned out can not he exeelled
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FLIES NEVER BOTHER.

In the summer flies worry an ani- mai. Get a bottle of Paris Healing Remedy--eosts but soc makes a pin' worth $2.00. Apply it 10 the wound Flies will not bother it. Get 1t today You may need IL tomorrow We sell II
 For Sale by All Good Dealers" or write the old Kentucky ManMl actur- tug Company. Inc. Paducah. Ky
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MARKETING HOGS.

beats burying them. Steve Hoover Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, writes, Com menced feeding my herd of about lOo hogs B. A. Thomas Hog Powder over two months ago. Fifty were sick and off feed. Nearby herds had cholera. did not lose one-they were well and growing fast"
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Use blggets Golaen Tip Tea for making Iced tea. This tea Is pro cured only fr,m the early flowery pickings. which in tlls codntry is found in but few of the most exclusive storeG, and then at prices varying from S20O to $500 pound. Price s10O pound. For gale ty R. c Mor. ris Drug Co. Phone 242. 6-t0tf.
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The Eastman Kodak Department of Sorrels Drug Company established for so many years Is now the largest in the South Let UT professional pho tographers be your "Eruble Men" and siye helpful criticisms and instruc- tions Prompt service l-26-tf
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OR. WALKERS OFFICES.

Dr DaCasta Walker announces that he has removed his offices to front suite. second floor, in the kempner building. Elevator service. 4-l5-u
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OR. K. s. SIMPSON.

has returned and can be found at his offices in the Arkansas National Bank Rldg. ground floor. elevator en trance ak-tf
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Dr Ira A. Williams. Chiropracto' six years experience Tn Hot Springs Office, corner Central and Court streets. opposite Arkansas National Bank Building Telephone LIS.
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Do you wish good pasture for you stock; also good water II so, pnohT 1710. o-o-i"
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physIeains & Surgeon

Arkansas National Bank Building Office hours. Suites 400-405 9 a. m, to 12 m. to , D m
 Office Phone Sl
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Try a sentinel-Record want Ad.
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Elias H. Newkirk, of Jesseville, Ark.
 JOHN w ALLEN. Register.
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Or. 6. W. Breeulove. Dr. J. s. wilkins Res. 8i5 Malvern. Phone 21S3
 DRs eREEDLovE & WILKINS
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cabled from Paris by tn
Associated Press. told the story.

Associated Press. told the story.
The terms" said NJ. Clemenceau' are
vhat President Wilson recommended 10
us FOR the security Of our troops the
maintenance Of our superiority and the
disarmament Of the enemy Insofar as
that is necessary to prevent resun'p-
ton Of hust;littes.
Secretary Lansings note gives inc
frs, hint Of what has been going on IN
th., momentuous conferences at Paris
between Colonel House and the allied
rrcml"rs.
II quotes n memorandum of "observa-
tiors" by the allied governments on the
presidents correspondence with the
German authorities. disclosing approval
e the Presidents peace program. with
reservation OF freedom Of action In the
peace conference on the moot question
~ freedom of the seas and Specific
statement that by restoration Is meant
chat Germany must make compensation
Cor all damage done to civilian popu!A-
lions and their property by land. by sea
and from the air
This last. in which President Wilson
coucurs, means German payment Tor
towns and cities destroyed and country
side devastated. for ships sunk by sub
marines and raiders. 1t means German
Payment Of damages I" tho families and
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while maintaining in full efficiency It's

while maintaining in full efficiency Its
own land armies.
Nsace-L orrainc is not mentioned in
the allied memorandum. The entente
governments know. however. and 1t -
assumed that the Germans understand.
that BY "righting the wrong done to
France. President Wilson meant in the
term accepted by Germany the return
Of the lost provinces to France.
PARIS. Nov. 5.--M. Clcmcnccau. the
premier WAS accorded 4 wonderful ova-
tion today as he read tn the deputies
the terms Of the armisticc with Austria
Hungary. He also said terms had been
submitted 10 Germany.
THE terms to Germany" said the pre-
mier ARE what President Wilson him
self recommended 10 US for the security
OF our troops. the maintenance Of our
military superiority and the disarma-
mcnt or the enemy insofar as that Is
necessary to prevent Il resumption OF
host!lit!es."
NJ. Clemcncenu declared that peace
might not he so near rs some might
think. but that b. could, however. as
sure the chamber that the fate of tho
peoples honceforth was fixed"
There was prolonged cheering when
tho premier announced that the allies
had obtained the use Of all means Of
transport in Austria Hungary.
NJ C1cmenccau was hailed as the
father Of victory" as he mounted the
tribune to announce the terms of the
Austrian arrnlstice. The deputies all
stood. The ovation lasted several min
utes.
During an address following tho rcnd
ing Of the armistice terms there was in
termittent cheering. especially whom the
premier spoke of the approach nf full
victory. the defeat Of Austria Hungary
and the complete glory OF France. The
usual Socialist Interruptions occurred
but the nEed premier remained unper
turhcd. dcfiantly smothcring the taunts
Of the opposition. The chamber passed
resolution providing that the speech
Of NJ. Clcmcnceau should be posted
throughout Franco.
What have donc?" said NJ. Glenn
enccau. 1T is France that has done
II. l have only made the best use
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Stir Those Torpid Bowels

Enjoy the freedom Of the regularity
made possible by mild yet positive
acting. natural, pleasant, comfortable
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. Not habit
forming but a system cleanser that
promotes healthful results. All drug
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split TICKET wins
IN CITY OF BELLAIRE
c;ox wins Out Over WNns-Balaace OF
Ticket Is Badly Split Up.

The contest in tho town Of Bellaire
was a hotly contested one and much
interest was taken in the results. The
totals were completed At an early hour
$hi. morning and are as follows;
Governor: cox. ,D.u) LIS: Willis.
(R) go. Congress: Francis tp) !;!-S'
Murphy, (R) sO7. Representative: "ao-
deli. (D) lO97; Bond. Ik> $50.
Clerk Of court: Ncwiin. 20 81
Bumgardner, ,iu lcc5. Sheriff; Osborne
(D) 1.os5; Lynch. SE, 1913. ci' ;,a aoo''o''
Commissioners: ,is;!er. CO. "% %',:
ersenlee. CD 1923: Shry. ~ * *::o
Brown, (R> goa; Has"don' 'E' 49,
s' Tesasnrar: sidweu Cd ris: Perry.
tR) 1924. Recorder. Eaily, ,hl ~, ~:
Brandfield. ~ l.25:. surveyor: Nsn-
non. ID sls; parrah. 'kr l. SSy n TF%S
cutting attorney: Nary ~ ~ ~ wait,
(R) l,15s. Coroner: John H. "SN>''
1.11S.
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dependents OF civilians killed or carried

dependents OF civilians killed or carried
on in violation Of the rules Of war.
Thus much Of the real work Of peace
conference has been done in advance
Inc spokesInen OF Germany have ac-
cepted the Presidents terms: now they
must accept the allied qualifications If
they want to stop the advance or tho
allied and American armies The GUAR
aIltce that final peace conditions Will he
dictated under Interpretation Of princI-
pies by the. victors without undue argu-
Inent by the yanQuIshcd Is provided In
the ariutstice terms.
In placing the matter Of an armisticc
In Marshal foch's hands ;tad at the
same time Informing tho Germans
through President Wilson the asSo-
ciatcd nations have strictly observed the
diplomatic amenities while maintaining
tn. purpose TO make the armistice Il
purely military measure which should
afford no possibility OF Il misundcrstand-
ing Of the fact that it Is offered to a
: defeated army.
All along there has been n belief that
the German high command has beer,
desperately anxious to avoid admission
or the complete defcut OF the Gcrma;l
arms. hoping, instead. TO make it app, ar
"HeH t"e liic'iltp,e c"!'apse came. tiHl
ulP ai!!' vas et!1 =" De4ns. lornlioh'i .
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IN pHmoRY OF THE FALLEN.

PARIS, Nov. .5-A touching ceremony
In memory OF the fallen soldiers OF the
American army took place this afternoon
at the American cemetery at Suresness
seven miles northwest of Paris. Inc
cortcge was composed OF many Amcrl-
can officers and soldiers, y. NJ. I. 4.
and X. Of {. workers. the mayor ana
many Of the civilian inhabitants or the
locality. Graves of American soldiers
we're covered with flowers and flags
during the afternoon.
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could Of the instruments France has
given me. The superior council at Ven
pa:llcs has drawn up the terms Of all
nrmlSuco wilh Germany. These were
sent yesterday 10 President W-:snn. VINO.
II II" approves them. viii maXe them
known to the imperial and Democratic
government" At this point tho house
burst into laughter.
1t Will then be t!mo enough for
Germany 10 address herself Ia FUch,"
tho Pr0mer added.
IL was hero that tho premier declared
Unit the forms 10 Germany were inspired
as wero those imposed upon Austria. 10
prevent n resumption oH hnstililirs In
case Germany should break her word
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No mattcr what aiis Your child. a
gentle. thorough laxative should always
b.. the .irst treatment given.
II your littlo one is out Of sorts. half
sick. isn't resting. eating and nctihS
nuturally-luok. Mother, see If tongue
IS coated. This is Il SUR" sign that the
little stomach. liver and bowels ar6
rlogSrd with waste. When cross, lrrl-
table. fcvrriSh. stomach sour. breath Dad
or has stnmach-acrr. diarrhoea. sore
throat. full Of cold. give n tcas0Ooniui
OF "CulIforniu Syrup of Figs" and in n
few hours all the constipatcd poison
undigestcd food and sour bile gently
moves out OF the little bowels without
gripping and you have a well. playful
child again.
Mothers can rest easy after, giving
This harmless Fruit laxative. because
1t never fails to cleanse the little ono's
liver and bowels and swccten the st"m-
ach and they dearly love it's pleasant
taste. Full directions for babies. chill
drcn of all ages and for grown-urs
printed on each bottle.
Beware Of counterfeit fig syrurs.. Ask
your druggist for a bottle Of "Califnrna
Syrup Of Figs" then sec that II is made
by the california Fig Syrup Company.
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ELKINS WINS
foons1nued Prom Page cne.)

s.,ven are estimated majorities based Oh
partial vote returns:
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ABSOLUTE SURRENDER
(Cor.inued trcr; PcSe Ore.)

Bulgaria. Turkey and Austria. Only
the details are In doubt. however, and no
one questions that acceptance means
object surrender.
= The statement has been authorized
that the drastic conditions under which
Austria passed out OF The war have been
followed closely. and III answer 70
queries for further information. officials
said tonight the statement OF Premier
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AMSTERDAM, Nov. 5.-fRy tho Asso-
ciated Press. )--Cicrmania, OF Berlin. says
that General Won Wlnterfeldt. former
German military attache at Paris. will
conduct the armistico negotiations for
Germany on thu western front.
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STOPS HEADACHE,
PAIN, NEURALGIA
DON'T SUFFER-! GET.A DINE PACK
AGE Or DR.. JhT1ES' HEAD
ACEE POWpE rs.

You can clear your head and relieve n
dull. splitting or violent thruhbing hcrd-
a"h" in Il ra";n"nt with Il Ilr. james
I"adarho Powder This nldtiinH head
ache relief acts almost naElchliy. Send
some TT" 10 the drug Sluri NOW for Il
dime Iacka..n and Il few moments after
you take = powder YOU W!ll wonder
what h""pn!" If ~" h,adaCl,r. neuralgia
I.n,! pain. Sl"i, suIi'r!nE.-rt's needless.
H.. sur: you &c; what you ask for.
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AMSTERDAM, Nov. 5.-Austria will
protest against the Interpretation OF any
clause in the nrmistice as meaning that
enemy armies are entitled to attack Ger
many through Austria. according TO ad-
vices from Vienna
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WASHINGTON. Nov. 5.---Onc effect of
the elimination uf Austria from the war,
the fuel administration announced to-
night. Will be the cutting off of Ger
mHnE's supplies Of fuel oil and gasoline.
Germany has been ohiaIuiuE fuel oil
and Sasolinc from Galauin and RumInn
aiId WAS planning TO import extensively
from tho Caucasus, tho announcement
sRld. hut under tho terms Of III" AIS
'!an armlsticc. AL traffic between Ger
man, and hcr former ally must stop.
Within the German borders there are
no supplies of fuel oil and information
possessed by the fuel admins, IA ton that
Germany has been using bcmzui--u derI-
HLtlvr of coal tar-lor Intoxicating oil
TINS latter source. ii WAS SAID. will not
supply German needs.
Tn" italian fuel situation which has
been serious from the beginning Of thr
war. II was said, will not be improved
materially by The Austrian armistlrv.
Tho Austrian mines. worked 10 FULL Gu
pacit%, furnish only enough coal tor the
nations needs. rehabilitation of the
Austrian army will allow the return of
miners 10 their work aud thereby prob
ably prevent suffering because If lach
OF fuel within that nutInn this winter,
but Will not provide supplies sufficient
to aid Italy.