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RAPPAHANNOCK ICE
Northern Neck People CUT On-autn-
mobiles Hni Frozen RondS
Came Ia the Hcscur.

FREDERICKSBURG. w. February
'--Eu' for AUTOMOBILES ami the firm
'"od>. th" people OF the Northern NcciS
OF virginia would have been deprived
ot many % tio u"ccSSaricS "f lif" dur
.nc tn" long ""ld spell ana TIA" block
NIX OF tn" Eappahannocl, River with
ice sin". tn" latter part of December
III Hui With III" as" "f automobiles.
hundreds "f pc"plc from that section
nav" hc"n able l" come 10 tr-dericllS-
pn:G ana max" trips back +" points Ia
n" Northern Neck almost daily The
loads nave been in excellent condition.
Hud tn" automobiles have made East
lime. Som" d"ts when records we're
Kent u vas shown TINT - many as
10" automobiles reH"h"d rrcd"ri-kS-
burg from th!t "rti"n each day Ia
addition /" tno individuals. freight or
Al! kinds has been. aud j. still bciu..
hauled by th"-H machines. Including
-rgs. ioultry and similar farm prod
U"ti. The machines carry back sup
plies of "r"rrricS. G:v goods. "t... for
tho merchants.
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MONEY FLOWS SOUTHWARK
FOR VARIOUS PURPOSES
Coal Digging In Kentucky and Georgia.
>hiphuiIdinE an Inrrease-i.rnd
md Zine Developments


Among the minor dcvclopmcntal en-
'crpriscs noted by the Manufacturers
Record. the following are OF special
interest:
The manufacture Of leather tan"inc
extract from palmetto and mancrovc
root aud bark is piannc': ny Walter J.
ilo%d. Miami Fla. who proposes o..
sartzing 100000 company to under
.akr this enterprise.
Kentucky coal land totalins $1,000
ceres VIII he developed through The
i>"rt"uia -I'uckc;t Corporation. Harlan.
Ky. which Viii lease the property in
500 20 !."Dc-aCre tracts I" mining COM
pnnicS. The construction Of an eight
mil" railroad is contemplated 30 pro-
vide transportation facilities. This
Kentucky coal cntorpris" Was incor-
p"ratcd In November with Capi;ali-
cation OF $50 600 b. Nirsiuia and Mas
sa"husctts CAPITALISTS.
Oklahoma lead and zinc properties
vii, hc developed hy tho Magnolia
Lead and Iiuc tomp.uN oklahoma
lily. Incorporated with s-jnp 600 capt
'al hay Okla h"mn CITY investors. also
10y tn" King Zee Mining COMPANY
Miami Okla. Incorporated with $40
90" capital by Oh lahnma capitalists
North carolina mining property viii
br developed by tho t.r,!iu -iOyUes-
80" Mining 'omp"uN. chartered with
s:c"."oo canital Ivy New York investors.
Portable iaurGry "uuipnlrutS VIII ia
manufactured tN tn" i1roa,ib.nt Fort
adj" l.aurd'% CORPORATION. Washing
Ton. i. -. chartered with 500. 900 capt.
tai 10y Washington investors
Development Dlsus ar" being CON
s.1"r"d by tho Georgia Iron Il Coal
company. Atlanta. tor developing So
'"p acres q! coal. iron and unucAues.
laud in Ba rtu-S cherokee aud pada
Counties The! jrc1ui. tn. Instllla-
ton 81 mining mGcnin"rv and blowing
IN .he iron furuac" at Hisiu. ttp. n.
Ga.
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:
f''""r' Tor """~ .G':i;.I Fnbr..~r.
i"H' H'""rs 90 l-i=t in'ht!'r So good
~ li'. common 80 fiir -, ,Tini .
Her if'. y .. in"du o." I"u4. - u i,i
"'".n"H 80 fair, So: 'npi." ,ov@ -:
.r'ulEfn =" good .uS: common .o g.Ir
~! iosi oxen. 1870. medium - -onIi
y %: |'2. common 20 far. s7@s H., hr.ry
iIlt>. ~ "a 81. tEh' $40. l:..- 80 ,,cs
L: common &" i-!:, la L.. Hest hr.yv hocs
-. medium weight. i'ni5's: rht i.;fiso.
S""r ana "'-Es. - q IL. Best Snrcp p, 10
con, mon =" fair. 50 Best iauD. :gsri.,
~ sdi9r' :" good. l-i9nli
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island has been purchased hv til" Ma
ti"n1l Shipbuild!re and Drydock Com
pINN. Savannah. Ga. which Viii hUill
plant Cor constructing Wooden hulls
and harEcS. This company has 50
900 900 government contract ana PC
Gently announced iis intention 10 es-
Iabiish shipynrdS.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

49, CIR. frOruaGy f.ut,.t s-r
hg1S ~ pot '"hee. quiet, no : !.
h" 'oti"nrocd oil nark"t We auH AND
. - lNr'. - I'm closing b.Gs nOru!u.lIv nv
. ahH"d lh''e MI D.. no session "n uSi,-
usA or IH"S".y i'rlM- c-UG" ia,
NJ in"fr-' tiOr.G 1u..' S1ol Ii.i.
NJ hg MAJ. - 80 -1.v "
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

PETEEsBuEG rEAEUT M,GEt:r
iEt2"'ic'! rE Rodgers, Piunmer q Co. INC
-. i'i.t:SStl;'; "a Eourtinr, S,,,ris =
:-rin"rS stock. nlsrHst firm t.22:, per
Nirriniss FARMERS s,ocEi market ar,r.
me- 'iuhn". '".,c nor ;pund .v'ra rriin..
Smelling STOCK. :cT:'.c Icr vound
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: ,'H, t-r !r......
COIiIifFN-f Ik


fOIi,ry marr.c-i hicH.ns In r.,r,n... 500,
-. h'.'.~ h'i ~bUHt equal. n-rs. uls,-st rr.n
prH!"hh h"h -, receipts iIEhi t.s>-Nar.
h. lover under hes! rc.-ipts. M. X, an
sr'' 'F"DE' v.i!urN lower. tIu-t,.T-
nm rcccip's .i-h'. demand 80
s'oIh-NcC"ipis confirm. Very i!Sni ard I'm.
~ = h".'S "c!lruI 81 . a. kinds retrz IN
~" ''.tN'a "Air.mei! scare. and n, -,
NJ. '"H. IA" on sirIT- H.ds rn.rk,r-
y" change, vsIy dul AMI ',,,'.ee'
'r!HU! meats rs:na.l in soor denim, e,
sL..y 'gLp-at.u?s '''~'H =
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DIZZY IiIGNS

"" FoEN. F"bru.ry .-C"iion good.
-.o >" ~ ere FIRM, Win trading III small
'"'> ~ top iirio-s. Wool roO!Y FOR T., Ac-.
tgIN- Retailers bought good. quite iro.ly.
trs ~ was more active
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COTTON MARKETS.

SEW YORK. February s.-Conrict!rE news
features ard disposition TO even -up co'u-
irtmenl- IN advance OF thu ihrce-Gay adj
Jpl:rGpent. wer" reflected IL irregular rI.i
compa ra,iveiy narrow nuctu4,.ou; n The
cctton lnarhri to-day. After s.!llnG 81 ?'.'l
May sold M To 1o.>- aud closed - 90 u. wit h
tho E'ncrsi Est ci"sin. stead! - u.I
Ce,iinc Of 10 u r".nt-
Of q. to l. points. Win act!r" months selling
-hout 10 :" Il p".ntS net lowe. after ihr
all There w"S cons .d"rable gathering
liquidation partly from N"st.!da, = buyers
Who wcr- disai pointed that Wae!: .nri..l a'!-
Vices Carried no confirmation Of !c-,r-dt ~. =
reports that cotton was 10 be excluded from
price FIXING Legislation. lilies Of few
rorntS followed IN the bul!ish av.raS. Of IN.
SPOT news: .nd III" more Favorable View
- fuel nd 'i;.rs por'a;ion conditions. Th",e
The bulge met renewed lIuli!Ia ti";i. pa-tIru-
larry in March. and prices easel of again.
closing within fcw points o: the lowest;
March rallied from 30 n 20 10. amt .luly
from $40 10 "SHT, closing a. 81" ana :? TO-
respectively.
some buyinr ny Southern sonmere Was re-
ported following the Abandonment OF the
hcatless Mondays in tho Statcs south oi Nir-
Siria, and The announcement or the :G"
pdministrator that with continued impr1.,-
Monday might enc the h"atlc>. program
was an encouraging feature. Il was re-
ported that there had been improve
m.nt In export demand recently but scnti-
rr-irictions on general business. with I'M
no-is and exports under license in order to
UcrEervc tonunG'. Rumors Of rains in Texas
'scked ocnfirma lion. Aside from I.ivci pool
ceiling and moderate trade bu. ing. business
was considered chiefly in tho way OF even
New YORK and New Orleans viii lie ,!ns III
rriii Wednesday, morning.
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CHICAGO ar,Iy v,rE,r

r.~s't -, 80, ,9fu"r. i.Nr'.. .,."! ~ be
,'lNhN - 'he finish corn clnsrd si~ad,
80 I" :. u"' t"nor, end oAts oil 3, 20 ), :: ..
80, - OH I'.'h"ti ." !, cents f.c'
Ism e.. ru. ''oru- <os and ,.,io,
WHEAT Oman Iii-n r 80,
'IIur.. not quoted -''@'
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SPEC|ALT|ES AGAIN
RULE STOCK MARKET
heNar~n Petroleum, Shelters, Cruel
bic and American iocomn-
two in Lead.
VIRGINIA IRON IS FEATURED
american Can Expected 10 Show
Earnings OF S22 Per Share on
Common After War Taxes Arc
Settled.

NEW YORK. February a.-.Spcciai,ics
tul"d the stock market again to-day.
me sta ndarn issues being quiet. al
though firm. Ne, changes were not i'm
portant. except in "a few spccialtics and
among these the leaders were Mexican
Petroleum. Smclters. Crucible. AmerI-
can Locomotive. National Lead and
Virginia Iron. coal and Coke. All rail
way equipment stocks were firm.
In connection with the advance ~
Mexican Petroleum ana .incitcrs II was
announced that tn" latter had made ar
'hiFua hua and that passports had bc"n
secured for that purpose for employees.
This report bears out recent intima
lions thai Mexican affairs arc improv-
ing rapidly. The real reason is thai
the american army il growing :" such
proportions thst even Mexico * BEGIN
ming 10 look upon il with respect
America Locomotives report FOR six
months. showing earnings. after taxes.
A. the rate Of 81, sbar" p"r annum
caused buying OF that issue. These
earnings were made with two Of tha
rompanyE largest plants ont OF com
mission. and. a. they arc nov working
and. as the demand for locomotives l.
ton for tn" next few years. this com
nany MAY be expected TO give = good
account OF itself for an extended period.
American can Was IN good demand ia
expectation Of repor, that Viii SHOW
about So Shar" earned on The com
company paid Off back dividends on IN"
preferred during the YEAR. the net re
suit FOR the common VIII l." little
above 1I3. business for 1918 is on sucn
scale that earnings fully "a good as
those rf l*l, arc expected
NICH INTEREST SHOWN
:. ~ LIBERTY BOND BILL
Nuch interest was exhibited IN the
I'LL introduced IN Congress TO keep Lib
crtv bonds .'t Iy,r. With all due respect
10 Tho p,tIi"ti>m Of tho trnErcSsmeG
u must 10 II! thai tho financial world
cQnsider% Tins mos, dangerous lnca-
sure. III" fact that $3.50 00u. 900 Of
'bcse honGs can b" kept ahoat and not
fan under g. in th" market ~ q TIM.
Nncn money IS worth ~ least pc-
cent more than can be obtained from
these bouts H. . most surprising proof
~ puhiiU confidence" IN III" American
government. II the law proposed IS
bonds Ill bre.k 10 points
The actual bank statement to-day
showed an increase in surplus reserves
~ S.Ss.a.sSo - decrease ia loans az
Si5.sIt.GOo and an increase in net d.
ma nd deposits of 3l1."l:.r 600. In" aver
age statement showed an incrcaS" ia
surplus o. SlG.3@l.5S" at. Increase ia
loans ot So S"s AGA, ami an increase in
net demand deposits OF s:t ,5I2."1c
-. ne s,:Ts,. Sr.-.inr ,I>ii .G-y Oils. ,,..-s
oonmsrcIal si2,y-d." Till. on e.nH., S'I'=
..nnttciai ,,ats a. eIs' s':'. !si"g.gd
Ne1itsn doI'.-s - Gol.rEncnt oou...
,.*N. r.ilrI.d bcrd<. lrfcsui.r
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"-tcrd~. clos.
S.."E:.n+ to 'omm"r, n tnc pot depart
"'"- ne !HuIi'. Tor IN" sc;uAt cotton en-
80 fr.H"s t"nH"ta"!' ~ ,ont-! u.
rf"Ii" from NJ lr''-tOr ;u. - = ~,
'hi'itr: - ro'n"N ~ hicH-r price.
.. ."+,n% o!i Mar'H. -Ja". Ma 81 Ju!.
II, " 'o"Hr. 5s--4. D'r"nu.r ,. -
>Pni cotton Ni"a''y ana uurr~nrn,! sale.
~ tN- ..ul. co.. 20 ..fLAs
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NEW YoEK: February e.-nori movement
-Middlins. I.;bc: stock. i5iiiI hIl.s.
Total to-day ~ 81 p"r'S Ne. fccrirt.
u 80 bales: Exports. SIS bales: stock, ..5S 100
bales
Total Tor. w-ch %e: receipts. . 80 bales
rrpoYlS 81. - .rs
Total for season ci receipt. ,.IG.G.,
bales; exports, :esI5i1 bales
NEW ORLEANS. February 9-Whilt price
changes were narrow in cotton to-day and
no great amount Of business was done th-
updtronr was very steady and the ma rkci
h,d iendency 10 advance on its own
liGlida ton promoted lay The triple HOLIDAYS
following tho c!os". sufficient to suppl,
ipe demand These holidays had tho IF.
(tet OF restricting trsdins. last prices SHOW
Around the opening call the active months
were one TO SIX points up on buying induce, Il
nv. tho report that cotton would not he IN
Guided in nsrkc; isEis'a ton row before
Congress. Reports o. Light rains in Texas
hIsigbt on, selling. and there was saS
which "a rricd prices on 10 Level four 10
six points under the close Of yesterday. \
much better feeling in tho spot department,
more active trading and the extension Of
the inquiry Ia include the lower grades
-hieh for, s"me time past have hecn n.
elected increased the demand. and the trad
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tN- F'nrE"r! p Bccvr, NJ 80.
'ne"p "nd lamb receipts ! 10 ,r =. "
nor quote. lambs Sis - ,r.ia ID
yves over. vcni- ,Iila <,S
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l.rft ON Sundays <ltnr.
ATLANTA. CA. Fcbruary "-Claini .
ants arc wanted 70" She fn;lcwiuS ar-
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSalrs at I ninn Slnrh lard>

iiors steady: hog sl?a,,.. mig.
No. ~ il".i': roL=hs Si". f!s.
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MICH INTEREST SHOWN
~ LIBERTY BUNB BILL.

new vonh February Mercantile
-. ne. si:Ts'. STERLING ,i>i; .G-y DiI.s $50.
eommtrcia sl&,y-I.y rlIs on. e.n", 'u'=:
:t1' BIS. r.5I">. So s-l, BE-: silver. -.
NeIir,r dol'.-s 1ol.rEncnL bones.
,-.H., r.ilfo.d bonds. lrf"sni.r
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DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS IN
 "THE MATRIMANIAC. Y"
THE GREATEST LAUGH PRODUC- ER IN AMERICA AT THE
 PRINCESS TODAY.

Dougless Fairbanks as Jimmie Con- roy is a happy -go-lucky youth in love with Marna Lewis, who is Constance Talmadge The affection is mutual but Marnas father, Theodore, is anX- ious that she marry G. Walter Hen derson, fathers idea of a husband
 Jimmy plans an elopement After elaborate preparations the couple get under way in an automobile in broad daylight. G. Walter Henderson pur- sues them. They board train. G. Walter joins them. At a midway stop Jimmy gets off the train and kidnaps minister The train leaves mo- ment before they return and the two take up a frantic chase of the girl and the rival After haid breath adven- lures and escapes the two board a train on which Papa Lewis is riding in pursuit of the elopers. MT Lewls turns them over to the keeper of an insane asylum.
 Jimmy escapes the keeper and pro- ceeds on his headlong fight to matrl-
 
 escapes through a ruse and arrives outside the isane asylum to be we'd ded by the minister who is behind the bars. Jimmy, by misunderstanding, fails 10 appear Picqued, she returns to her captiyity. Jimmy is pursued by Lewis anu his allies, but finally mounts 8 telegraph pole, persuades 8 line man ito make a . ne- cornereI telephone connection with Marna the minister and himself and consum- mates the marriage.
 If your heart can stand the strain of death-detying feats; if your soul Quiyers to the great American smile of Fairbanks: if yOur digestion Is m need of jolt that will bring 1t back to normal, then betake myself to "The Matrimaniac" at the Princess today.
 Prices 10 and 20 cents, war tax included
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FAMOUS DANSEUSE
 STARS TODAY AT CENTRAL
Adolph Zukor Announces Ann Pen nington in Just the Kind of a Story You Have Been Waitlng For-A Paramount Production

Diminutive Ann Pennington, the well known danseuse of the "Zieg- field Folies,' and Miss 1917." will be introduced in her latest Para mount photoplay Sunshine Man. at the New Central today as an urchin, just as ready to plunge into a rough and tumble first fiaht as she is to take tender care of her neighbor's baby
 The story tells of an ambitious lit- lie slum girl who rises to become the wife of a successful inventor There are tremendous obstacles in the way of the transformation. however, such as being accused of a crime she never committed, and fighting her way up afterwards as an office girl and stenographer; but she turns all this 10 good account and lends a helping hand to many of her old friends of the alley"
 This is a thrilling story from be- shining to end and it abounds in queer types of humanity which are portrayed by clever artists Young Richard Parthelme5s. recently lead ing man for Marguerite Clark in the "Bab" pictures, "The Seven Swans" etc. appears opposite Miss Pennins- ton and the two make quite a team of Irish youngsters that win your heart from the very heginnine
 A two reel o. Henry story of tho imprts ssive type, The Fifth Wheel also forms a part of today's program and is a high class and distinctive feature in itself Admission today ten and twenty cents
 Billie Burke Tomorrow in "Eve's
 Daughter"
 Billie Burke, the Paramount star, is appearing tomorrow at the Cen tra theatre in a screen adaptation of Alicia Ramsey's Ewes Daughter, which recently was shown on Broad way with Grace George as star
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COMO ARRIVALS.

R. l.. Blankeuship and family, city; J. II. Thompson, Little Rock. Ed L. Ussery, Little Rock; E. A. Hart, New York; A. Baum St Louis $ II Moss, Memphis: W. S. Hurn and wife. Little Rick; Dr, shaw, Jr, city, l. T Tow ence Memphis w C. Tupper Mem phis: B. C Branch, Chicago; w. M. Wilbourne, Chicago w. w. Campben Fort Valley. H. A smith, St Lopis F. V Perry. Little Rock, Bob McCar- roll Little Rock D. J Browne. ot. Louis: II J. Goldsmith, Illinois; R. B Wasson and wife, Tulsa w. C. Hund
 ley Memphis J. simon and wife, Brinkley F. A. Richards, St Louis P A. Doyle, St. Louis F. NJ. samuels and daughter city; Mrs. A. l.. Cline city
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BILLIE WEST AND \
 TRIANGLE AT ROYAL
FAMOUS COMEDY MAN IN Hlo LATEST ROAR AND BEAUTl- FUL TRIANGLE FEATURE
 PLAY

Billie Syest heads the bill at the Royal theatre today, appearing in his latest fun riot, yThe Bandmaster, one of the funniest plays ever put out by this famous nut" comedian Billie West has no superiors as a comedian, not even excepting Chap lin, and his feature today is a scream from beginning to end.
 The story of Mile Paulette," the Triangle feature. deals with Jack Wayne, whose father has sent him to a mountain resort to keep him away from the Great White Way. Mile Paulette. a famous actress, in private life, Paula Grey, known as a visitor to the recreation resort, falls into stream and is rescued by Jack, who brings her to his cottage Wayne's father pays him a surprise visit and observes him attempting to smuggle Paula out of the room in a bathrobe. He concludes that Jack is having another affair and orders nm Naok to New York, despite Jack frantic prOtestations that the woman is only his maid
 In the meantime Wayne, ST, meets Paula Grey and friendship springs up They return to New York, and their ways part The dfsconsolate Jack chances to meet an old friend, The Tiger-Skin Coat Girl who brings him to Mile Paulette. 1ne love affair is revived. An offended reporter. who sees Jack and the act ress together. prints story 10 the effect that they are engaged. Wayne, ST, makes mad rush for Mile. Pau lette's home A burglar suspect in vades her apartment also. The police enter and arrest everyone in sight Jack arrives. clears up difficulties and Wayne. Sr. gives his consent to marriage.
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THE BACCHANALE
 AT BABYLON FILMED
Most Stupendous Spectacle Is Only One of Many Sights Seen in Griffiths "intolerance" Friday
 at New Central

In the olden times when war was held as a pastime and Gods were constructed to represent food and drink, # was not an uncommon sight to behold immense edifices con- structed which took months in the making, only to be used for one great feast
 The eye is delighted and the soul overwhelmed in D W Griffiths mag uificent portrayal of ancient grand eur and kngly pomp His famous E intolerance" shows in the Bac- chanale of Babylon giant towers, eight in number surrounding toauti- fully engraved walls which would equal New Yora lailest "sCraper In the Nindings of che gorgeous pal ace of Belshazzar court is found surrounded by images sixty feet in heieht and thirty feet in diameter Tn the center Of this great space tables are set for the feast of the king The mighty Balshazzar is sit- ting amidst hls oourtier and sirens feastlng upon the cream of the land
 An idea of the cost ol "lnroler ance7 might he gained by the fol lowine fact A costume that cost s7.O0o is worn by the Princess Re. loved (scena Owen in the Babylon
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MEN 60 MAD OVER
 STUPENDOUS PICTURE
WOHLD'S GREATEST FEATURE IN "TFE KAISER, THE BEAST -OiF BERLIN" AT ROYAL
 THURSDAY AND FRIDAY

If there anyone who doubts but that the allies are going to win the war, let him visit the Royal theatre Thursday or Friday and view the worlds most stupendous motion pie ture spectacle, The Kaiser, the Beast of Berlin It is the costi1iest feature ever shown Tn ths city and one of the most striking exposes of the German military system ever thrown upon, a canvass.
 It is characterized by the leading journals all over the country as d most remarkable and wonderful pie ture. German butchery and "kultur' are shown in all their hideousness, and should Ge seen by every one of the more than a hundred million people of the United States It has worked audiences into tremendous pitches of enthusiasm for the war cause, and arouses a desire to make you head for the trenches, while or di1arily polite theatregOers become mob of war enthusiasts
 It depicts the attitude of the Ger man emperor and his staff over the scrap of paper" incident. It gives his words. 'I ask you at any moment to strike down your mother, sister or sweetheart for Germany" That's the medicine we give our enemies !" The kaiser's hoard of 'baby kiIlors' are shown and the beauties of Boi- gium are depicted at the mercy of the Beast of the Huns
 Nc one should fail to see the mighty war picture It has been se- cured al big cost to the manage ment of the Royal The picture cost a fortune in the making and is his torcally correct in every detail When James W. Gerard, the former |. $. am bassadOr to Germany, viewed the picture he was astounded and car ried away with the wonderful truth fitness of the production
 Remember. "The Kaiser, the Beast of Berlin" comes to tha Royal for two days only Thursday and Fri day June 6 and '. Don't miss it.
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Wasssrman Blood Test. Laboratory Of the Hot Springs Sanitarium. 619 Central avenue.
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FOR WOMEN WHO WORRY

Worry and the blues" are usually linked together. and in many cases are due to some functional derange- ment which if not corrected may lead to more serious ailments. More out door life. sleep, water drinking and a few weeks treatment with that good old fashioned root and herb remedy, Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Con- round win revltalize and strengthen tho system and work wonders for any woman. If you are prone to worry and the blues try st. (Adyt1
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the an nual meeting of the stockholders or the Central Avenue Realty Company will be held at the Arkansas Trust Company, Hot Springs. Ark, on Tues day, June 1S. 1918. between the hours Of four and six D. m., for the purpose of electing board of directors for the ensuing year and the ransac- ton Of such other business as may lawfully come before the meeting
 H. F RECTOR, Sec'y, GEO. R. BELONG, Pres.
 Hot Springs, Ark June 4, 1918.
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story of D w. Griffith's spectacle in which 5000 jewels and 145 col ored ostrich plumes entered into the making and yet the body of this beautiful woman from the girdle up is almost entirely revealed Sensa tionalism is found in every foot of the great picture.
 See "Intolerance' at the New Cen
 ral on Friday from l2:OO ofclock until l2:O0 o'clock at night Prices on Friday will be 25 cents for chil- dren and 90 cents for adults. A spe- cial matinee will he held on Satur- day morning, commencing al 9 o'clock and will last until o'clock D m. two shows will be shown Spe- cial prices will Le allowed at l5 cents for children and % cents for adults
The Sentinel=record., 1918-06-05
NOTICE.

All of our Bakery pqroducts sold to trade is composed of g to 33 1-3 per cent substitute as Government food administration requires. PHILLIPS BAKERY & CAFETERIA
 I22 Central Avenue
 Opposite Marquette Hotel.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-06-05

Or. a. w. BreedloVe. Dr. J. s, Wilkins Res, SIS Malvern. Phone iboo. DRs BREEDLoVE & WILKINS Physicians a Surgeons Arkansas National Bank Building Office hours. suites t00- i03 9a m to 12 m. to D m
 Office Phone 3i