Greatest Bible Picture is
Coming For Thanksgiving
Life of the Savior, With Wonderful Scenes of the
Holy City and Egypt, Made in
Natural Colors
Coming to Newark directly
from Little Hock, where it was
shown this week, the most
wonderful pictoral drama of
the ages, and one of the great
est educational pictures ever
made, will be shown in New
ark the 24th as a Special
Thanksgiving offering at the
Royal.
“Behold the Man,” is the
title of the picture which is
made from the Bible and de
picts the life of the Savior in
a most remarkable and rever
ential manner.
The picture contains some
remarkably fine seenes of the
Holy City, Egypt and other
points of interest in the Holy
Land.
The picture is endorsed by
ministers of all denominations,
as it contains nothing that is in
the least offensive from a de
nominational point of view.
Rev. Calvin B. Waller, pas
tor of the second Baptist
Church of Little Rock, has the
following to say of the pic
ture: “I with others wish to
commend “Behold the Man,”
the picture depirting the life of
our Lord. It is a splendid
work of art and very educa
tional and helpful in giving a
practical understanding of the
life and time of our Savior. It
is as free of any of the ordin
ary objections to such work as
is possible.”
Rev. Hogg, pastor of the
Winfield Memorial Methodist
Church of Little Rock says: “I
consider the film, ‘Behold the
Man,’ the greatest screening
of Biblical truth I have ever
seen. The characters live be
fore one’s eyes And it is with
difficulty that one faces the
reality of the street when the
show7 is done. This picture
is a sermon that every believer
in Jesus Christ should see and
one that every person, what
ever his creed, will appreciate
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«nml catalog among the great
pictures of his life.”
Rev. Poppe, a retired Pres
byterian minister of Little
Rock, says: “Years ago, as a
young man I saw the repro
duction of the Passion Play
given every ten years in Ba
varia, depicting the life of our
Savior. The impression was
a lasting one. Never, though
did 1 see a more magnificent
representation of Christ’s life
from birth to resurrection—
than in “Behold the Man.” Al
most bibically correct, abso
lutely without any demerits,
with gorgeous colors, the
scenes of the Holy City and
Egypt were brought before us.
1 hope every Sunday school
child, every father and mother
every Bible student will go
and see this wonderful story
with its lasting aftertaste.”
The Arkansas Democrat
says: “‘Behold the Man’ is a
truly wonderful, artistic, col
orful production, depicting the
life of the Savior in a most
beautiful manner, moving with
an appeal that is the most ten
der and best in the human
heart. The coloring is superb
and the characters were cast
with unusual keenness of ar
tistic perception. It is just the
kind of picture for every fath
er, mother, son and daughter
to see. It will leave a lasting
impression on everyone who
sees this wonderful produc
tion.
GETTING ON WITH
PUREBREDS
Independence county is fast
coming to the front in the pro
duction of purebred livestock.
Good hogs and cattle are more
in evidence than in any year
in our history. By a little ef
fort we could become one of
the greatest live stock produc
ing centers in the South. Con
centration and co-operation
is what is needed.
In the vicinity of Newark
the raising of Poland China
hogs is already pretty well
started, and while we do not
pronounce one breed of stock
better than another we men
tion this breed for the reason
that there is already a good
foundation of this breed in our
immediate vicinity.
According to good judges
farmers around Newark have
some of as good animals car
rying some of the most popu
lar bloodlines of the Poland
China breed as are to be found
any place, inculding the big
herds in the corn producing
section.
To start with we have as
good foundation material as
our neighbor states of the
north, then we have the ad
vantage of three to four mon
ths of better weather condi
tions for producing,hogs than
the farmers of some of the
famous cornbelt states. We
have the hogs and the ideal
weather conditions, and the
farmers. What we need is
for our farmers to study the
ways of some of these north
ern farmers and see how they
go up against obstacles with
which we do not have to com
pete, and still produce the
world's greatest hogs and
make money for themselves.
This vicinity needs more farm
ers to wake up and take hold
of this industry in which we
now have a running start, and
do their best to produce bet
ter hogs.
A few live breeders could
organize a co-operative asso
ciation which would do much
to facilitate the marketing of
these purebreds at good prices
for the farmers. With an as
sociation the small breeder is
given equal opportunity as the
man who raises a great num
ber of hogs and would be able
to get his hogs sold at good
prices at a very small outlay.
The Gage County Livestock
Breeders of Nebraska started
out in a small way and have
built up a reputation for pure
bred livestock that is wide
spread. Besides different
kinds of printed matter telling
of the merits of livestock pro
duced in their county they had
erected near different railroad
points 7 signboards 7 x 10 feet
with this inscription, “Wel
come to Gage County, Pure
Bred Live Stock Center.”
The breeders of this Nebras
ka county are unanimous in
their expressions that “Adver
tising Pays,” and the results
are that by pooling their ord
ers they sold in a comparative
ly short time six carloads of
purebred cattle and swine to
other states.
The Journal believes that
now would be an opportune
time for the farmers of this
community to start on the road
to success with purebred hogs.
BU1LIDNG ROADS
According to report made to
the recent term of Lawrence
county, there is now finished
in the Eastern District of Law
rence County 7^ miles of grav
el and macadam road. This
road is included within the
bounaries of road districts Nos
1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8, and runs
through and opens up some of
the finest countrv in the state.
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QUALITY, STYLE, VALUE
The newest creations in the clotning
world. We have new clothes coming in
almost every day. Suits to fit everyone
in just the style and color that you have
been wanting. Also a good snappy line
of overcoats for the young fellow and
conservatives for the older man,
If you need an extra pant we
have it,
Our prices will
please you
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BATESVILLE, ARKANSAS
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L/ARKNESS is their stock in trade.
They work by stealth—unheard and unseen—
their movements cloaked in secrecy. It's hon
est folks that seek the light. They are the
only ones who can risk it.
It’s the same way in business. The mer
chant who is not sure of his goods does not
dare to advertise. Advertising would hasten
the end of his business career—put him to a
test he could not meet.
The merchant who advertises, deliberately
invites your inspection. He tells you about his
product and then lets it stand on its own
merits. YOU CAN DEPEND ON HIM. HE
KNOWS HIS PRODUCT IS GOOD.
That’s one reason why it pays you to read
the advertisements. It is through advertising
that you are able to keep in touch with the
good things that progressive business men are
handling for your benefit and convenience.
Advertisements throw a powerful light
on the very things that concern you most.
Trade With the Merchants Who Advertise
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THE NEWARK JOURNAL