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PAGIX FOUR PHOTOPLAY SECTIOIT HOW I BROKE IE1T0 THE By Marie Waicamp (acta Trsl IK JXk If 1 fA ml Iff VIJ i 1 I1, i TT" 1 II DAREDEVIL GIRL OF THE SCREEN. MISS MARIE WALCAMP. Los Angeles, Jan. 13. Every girl at some time or other gets the idea tjiat she would make a good moving picture actress, and some no doubt would if the opportunity aftorded.

Like most girls, I had the screen fever, but the idea of being1 in the pictures appeared remote. While with a musical comedy company which visited Los Anerele called on Miss Laura Oakley, a warm personal friend of mine, who w.s chief of police at Universal City. Miss Oakley took me the rounds of the studio and I became, fascinated. "When Miss Oakley suggested my trying pictures my cup of joy was overflowing. rue manager orrered mc a very small salary to play small bits.

It was rot long before I was selected for a part in a thrilling railroad story. Thereafter I was continually used in plays that are called "thrillers." 1 txmmiw i Polish-American News Actual Photograph of Main Section of Treatment Floor and the Wonderful Electrical Apparatus of the the Entire Second Floor of the Cameraphone at 347.349 Fifth Ave PJttshurg, Pa Opposite Frank th committee the. affair was a great success. Mr. and Mrs.

Szwarz of Penn ave. were visited by the stork on Christmas. The many friends of Mr. and Szwarz sent their congratulations through the Polish weekly "Wielkopolanin." 'V -T --r i n- Machine of lwtor, at Fifth Th.it (cntract ami I'crtii l'seles Limbs of Excrllent I'm in Paralysis ami Other Electricity witli its wonderful power to relieve suft'erinc and cure disease is supreme. It is natures method regulated by human ingenuity.

-T Breathing Ozone at Elect ro-Mellcal Institute, Fifth Pittsburg. "Breathing medication which places its healing, soothing vapor through the head, -lunga and throat." nr Section of Drug Department of Th Electro Doctors, at 317-349 Fifth Ave. LYMPH C0MPfJUf5 Lymph compound is a powerful direct cell-tonic, nutrient and recon-structor, having a direct effect upon the functions of the nervous system, cells of and elimination. It builds up healthy to great power to combat unhealthy cells and is of much value in the degeneration of the tissues. This remedy 1s given intra-muscularly by The Eleo-tro-Medical Doctors.

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Qrafton, W. Jan. 13. The ruling of the Public Service commission of! the state in the case of the Pittsburg West Virginia Gas which had applied for increased rates on gas for manufacturing purposes in the territory of Grafton and vicinity, is declared by many to be a severe blow to the industries of this and neighboring cities. The ruling permits the increase in rates requested by the gas company.

With Grafton, Elkins and Fairmont all in the grip of an infantile paralyses plague, the central part of West Virginia is seriously affected. Grafton has closed all schools, Sunday schools, motion picture houses, to children, and has had at least two deaths, according to health authorities, from this malady. Elkins reports 19 cases with several deaths, and Fairmont has reported at least one death, The city council of Morgantown has I approved a new city Charter, which i provides for a commission form of g-overntnent and a city manager. The charter is to be submitted to the state legislature for approval. There will be three commissioners, one of whom will be elected mayor, and a city manager to be engaged by the commission at a salary not more than $3,000 per year until that city has reached a population vof 20,000.

"Tody" Miller, of Preston county, near Kingwood. is being held in jail awaiting trial on the charge of having shot Earl Wolfe to death. Wolfe was shot through the body with a charge from a shotgun, after, it is said, a slight quarrel with Miller. The Grafton city commission has announced that the city auto licenses will be discontinued after July 1, when the present licenses expire. The Taylor County Bar association met this week to elect a special judge to preside over the circuit court, as It was known that the recent operation upon Judge Neil J.

Fortney would make it impossible for him to be present. The -West Virginia Industrial School for Boys, at Pruntytown. this county, won 11 prizes at the annual fruit ahov of the WeFt Virginia Horticultural society, which was held at llor-grantown this week. A number of retail clothiers from Orafton and vicinity were in Wheel-tug this week, attending the West Virginia Retail Clothiers association convention. Rev.

John McElligott. of the St. Ansutlne; Catholic church, is quite ill at a. Clarksburg hospital with typhoid fever. The bank of Felmlngton electel directors as follows: G.

O. Sinsel, Martin L. SliieMs. T. J.

Winter. I. I. Martin, J. B.

father, W. C. Curry, and N. F. Kendall.

Girls! This Water Keeps Hair Curly Keep your curls and waves for days In sp'ite of wind or -v dampness. I Try this! Before curling or wavinjj your hair- with pins, papers or a heated iron, juft moisten each strand i with atalpa water and you will be de- Iigntea now natural the curls and waves appear and how long they last in spite of wind, dampness or perspiration. A small bottle of atalpa -water will cost but a few cents at ary drug store and there Is nothing better to help retain the carls and wave or to soften, gloss or fluff th hair and to malt tt look aoun- I i no I j) It I mJ, w' rrrnfT, 1 I I fief i i 1: I if T-A 4 iff ijipA 1 'I fe- iij-f4, its' i PI Till fffeir 0 IL i ri' T.rt Electro Medical Doctors, Who Occupy Seder's Store. Explains New Medical System The Electro-Medical Doctors, located on the second floor of The Cameraphone at 347-349 Fifth as the najne implies, is an association of expert medical specialists and electro-therapists who have organized a new school of medicine. A new and more positive system of treating human ailments.

For centuries the world has been full of different v'cults" and "Isms" in medicine: we have had the old "root and herb doctor" with his bitter potions; the Allopaths with pills and quinine In heroic doses; the Homeopath with hia triturations and Infinitesimal doses; the Eclectic, the Osteopath; we were doctored by heat, by electricity; by baths at springs and by multitude of men and methods. Some of the patients were cured, some died who should have been cured. It was impossible for the average person to say which method of treating diseases was the best and the physicians of the various schools were so biased that they could see good only in their own methods of treating diseases; all others were necessarily bad. Evidently there is some good In all of them for they all cured some cases; also there Is bad in all for all fail at times and allow misery to remain and death to come when a cure should have been effected. A tremendous stride forward was made when the new system of treatment of The Electro-Medical Doctors was formed.

The founders of the new system of treatment consisted of specialists from the various schools of practice Eclectics, Homeopaths, Allopaths; regulars and irregulars, who dropped their personal prelu- i dices and formed a new system of treatment that embraced all the good points of the old methods and left out the bad. The result of the efforts of these specialists of the various schools Is the wonderful system of treatment now used by The Electro-Medical Doctors. All this was not accomplished in a day or week, but has taken years of patient work by these specialists In their various offices. Homeopaths, Allopaths, working side by side, each throwing away his old ideas when he was convinced there was something better, until at last out of the old' chaos and confusion came the new and modern system as is now used by The Electro-Medical Doctors. The loss to these specialists was great, not only by their labor of forming a new system of treatment, but also in the effect it cost them to Ignore their pride in the various schools in which they were educated.

But their reward has been great for they have seen health and happiness restored to hundreds and thousands pronounced incurable by old methods. The Treatment used by The Klec- tro-Medical Doctors Is They never use the knife. Only the! best and purest drugs ar.d chemicals are used by these specialists, their motto being that every sick person is entitled to the best medicines to be found in nature, regardless of cost. To obtain pure drugs they prepare all of their medicine in their own drug laboratory and every patient is thus assured a pure medl- cine, the best obtainable. To those who have followed the career of The Electro-Medlral Doc- tors, it is evident that a new era is dawning in the treatment of suffering humanity, and the day is not far dis- tant when Allopath, Homeopaths and Eclectics of the good old school inu-t drop their ideas and work more for the good of humanity and less for the glory or tneir particular cuit The day ts not far distant when medical colleges will be found to teach this new system to other physicians.

it i -I 2- 'fs 'iw riL, sfc ti mm 'mm i.V':-v vv" fJA YAxrA VA vA sr. Actual photograph of patient melting steel with current or 20,000 volts of electricity painlessly and harmlessly passing through hi boly. Tliis same current is used for many ailments by The Elect ro-Med-ical Doctors. patient holds the glebe in hia hand all the time the patient feels nothing. The effects of electrical treatments are marvelously rapid.

Relief can be given in one or more treatments, whilst often a cure Is accomplished, in the milder cases in the same time. No garments need be removed and no embarraament Is engendered. fViS 1 mw fin 11 1 1 mi iiiiiiii 11 vf Scene at Electro-Medical Institute, 347-349 Fifth Pittsburg. Actual Photograph of X-Ray Examination Being Made Through Wall-Patient Is Standing Opposite X-Ray Tube Within Consulta-. tion Room as Shown in SmaU Insert Picture A new branch of the Polish National Defense committee has been organized by a group of Poles residing on the Southside.

The business of the new organization will be temporarily managed by the following members: A. Zdunkiewicz, president; J. Gajewski, secretary; M. Plus, recording secretary; E. Wenglarski and M.

Majdecki, delegates-at-large. The new organization expects that a great number of Poles interested in the liberation of Poland will join that society. A meeting was also held at Gu-larski's hall last Sunday afternoon by the delegates of the Polish National Defense organizations of Penn Pittsburg, Southside, McKees Rocks, Carnegie. Cannonsburg, Du-quesne, Wilmerding and Ford City, At the convention of the National committee, which will be held in New York on April 21, 22 and 23, the following delegates will represent the local branches in Western Pennsylvania: Mrs. Janina Janiszewska and Victor L.

Alski, editor of the Polish weekly "Haslo." The annual meeting of the United branches of the Defense committee In Pittsburgh and vicinity will be held on Feb. 4 in Pittsburg. K. Wiernicki of Wilmerding will be the delegate of the local Defense committee of that city to the convention in New York. The Wilmerding committee will commemorate with great solemnity the memorial day of the Polish resurrection against Russia in 1863.

The celebration will be held on Jan. 28 in the Falcons' hall at Watkins ave. M. Czeslaw Lukasiewicz, editor of the the Polish pe riodical "Postep," published in Balti- more, Md, will address the meeting, In connection with this commem oration, celebrations will also be held on Jan. 28 under the auspices of the United Polish Societies of McKees Rooks in the Falcons' hall.

No. 549 Munson McKees Rocks. Six Polish societies will participate in the celebration which will be preceded by religious services in the afternoon in the Polish Catholic church, at Cutler McKees Rocks. Rev. John Rybac-zewski.

rector of the church, will conduct the vesper services. R. S. Abczynski. secretary of the board of trustees of the Polish National Alliance college in Cambridge Springs; Dr.

T. A. Starzynski. president of the Polish Falcons Alliance of America; Dr. J.

Sierakowski of McKees Rocks and Rev. Rybaczewski will address the gathering. The musical part of the program will be performed by the mixed chorus of the Polish Siger3 cniitv "Aloninszko." and bv M. Jab lonski's orchestra. The arrangement committee elected by the United So cieties consists of M.

Olberatowski. chairman, representing Nest No. 66 of the Falcons Alliance; Joseph Stepek, president of the Knights of St. Bole-slaw and vice president of the Polish Union of America, vice chairman; Seanislaw Bialek, of the Polish Alliance, secretary; Jan Dobrowolski of the Knights of St. Boleslaw, treasurer; Blazej Nowak.

Joseph Gorzyn-ski, Jan Korupatzy nski. Franciszek Slonczak. Theodor Borkowski, An-drezej Nye, Josef Lachowiec, Jan Minczynski, Joseph Orniczynski, Josef Zyzkowski. Jan Dombka, Jan Kolar, Marts Zabita. Franciszka Potornica and Mrs.

Kamila Preza will represent the various societies or the union. Miss Frances Borzvkowska. 16 South Thirteenth was "married last Sunday to Joseph Cetnarowski of Mones-sen. The marriage was performed by Rev. John Gorzynski, rector of St.

Adalbert Polish Catholic church. J. Glady was best man and Miss Anna Cetnarowski. the groom's sister, was the bridesmaid. A reception was held at the home of bride's parents.

The bride wore a gown of white satin and a tulle veil. Mr. and Mrs. Cetnarowski will reside at Monessen. The fourth district of the Polish Falcons Alliance of Pittsburg will give a grand ball the latter part of January.

Prof- R. Kowalewski will furnish the music. The Sienkiewicz memorial day arranged by Rev. Poszakanis of the relish Roman Catholic church of New Kingston in conjunction with the Polish Falcons Nest tl realized $362 for the relief of Polish war sufferers. The society.

King John Casimir Group No. of the Polish National alliance will hold a ball on Jan. 10 at Turner's hall. South Canal st. The affair will be attended by delegates of other branches.

"Filareci" In the name of a society of young Poles which gave a dramatic performance last Sunday at the hall of the St. Stanislas Romai Catholic church with great success. The second performance wilk be given by the society today at the Falcons' hall. Nest No. of the Polish Falcons Alliance at Brereton ave.

New Polish citizens, Plotr Rozpia-tiuk. Mikolaj Naberezny. Josef Ku-rynski. Nikolaj Rogowski. Anton Bratkowski and Michal Podclak, have obtained citizenship papers recently.

The children of the members of the Polish Falcons of Nest No. were entertained at a Christmas festival which was held at the Falcons' hall, turn exhibition performed bv Fai- con boys and giris and songs were a part of the program. The children received many presents after they had been addressed by Dr. T. A.

Starzynski. president of the Mr. John Debald as chairman. John Joseph Pietrasz, Stanislaw Ziemiansld, A. Knnjtek and.

Wladys-lavw ZiellBskt wer members of the Free consultation, free advice, and free examination, including," where required, the chemical analysis and blood-pressure test. Such is the generous offer made by The Electro-Medical Doctors, to all the sick and ailing who call upon them within the next seven days. The remarkable free offer erives The Electro-Medical Doctors regular $10.00 examination absolutely ree to rich and poor alike. The object of The Electro-Medical Doctors in making this grand free offer is to secure a large number of difficult and supposedly incurable cases in order to quickly" demonstrate the tremendous curative powers of their wronderful new system of Electrical and Medical-treatments, as used by them. These specialists solicit difficult cases from each location in order to show what can be done by scientific treatment, even in the worst forms of disease, and to give every sufferer a chance to know what can be done with the wonderful new Electro-Medical System of Treatment In bis or her own particular case.

The examination is the most Important part of the proceeding when a sick person calls upon The Electro-Medical Doctors. Whilst it is entirely free to those calling at the: Institute during the next seven days, yet it is as accurate as if the patient had paid the regular examination charges in full. The most delicate, man. woman or child need have no fear either o'f the X-Ray or of the electrical treatments, as, they are harmless, painless and safe in the hands of experts. The equipment of The Electro-Medical Doctors' Institute, which is one of the largest institutes of its kind in the counttry, is an elaborate one, many instruments known to science for the diagnosis and fh, X-Ray Of Rheumatic Arthritis.

treatment of disease are to be found there. A visit to the Electro-Medical Institute is a revelation to the sick, who see innumerable scientific apparatus which are no more to them than they have been, to many electrical experts who have made inspection and pronounced them marvelous. That this, scientific Electro-Medical treatment will cure diseases after the ordinary methods of treats ment have 5, failed is 'being demonstrated daily in many, cases and news of the cures being -made is bringing more sufferers to the institute for treatment daily. Among the ailments treated by the Electro-Medical Doctors chronic and deep seated diseases of the nerves, blood, heart." liver, kidneys, bladder, spine, brain, also rheumatism, paralysis, epilepsy, gall stones, goitre, indigestion, constipation, rupture, nervousness, catarrh, asthma, deafness, weak lungs, insomnia, rectal troubles, neuralgia, chronic appendicitis, dyspepsia and other diseases women and diseases of men. The office hours announced at the Electro-Medical Institute, which comprises the entire second fioor.of the Cameraphone Bid at 047-349 Fifth Ave-, opposite Frank Seder's store.

from 9 a. m. to p. m. daily, an Sundays from 10 to 3 o'clock.

Charges for treatment at this Institute are always -moderate "in price and are so low no one need hesitate a moment to call for treatment. 4r if iff i Efforts are being made by Branch No. 1511 of the Polish Women's Alii- ance and by the Queen Jadwiga branch of the same organization to raise funds for the building of a i new motherhouse for the Polish Sisters of Felicia. For this purpose a grand ball will take place Jan. 17 at Polish Falcons' hall, South Eighteenth near Carson st.

The convent to be erected will be In PerVysville West View, and will cost S300.00O. The officers of the branch of the Polish Women's i-lliance are: Mrs. M. Spachala. president; Mrs.

M. Pokryw-ka, vice president; Mrs. A. Formaniak, recording secretary; Mrs. Anna Cur-zylek, financial secretary; Mrs.

Stella Koblielak, treasurer; Mrs. Agnes Ciesliewicz and Mrs. E. Wendt, auditors. The local branch of the Polish National Defense committee of McKees ROcks has elected the following officers for 1917: A.

Kyc, president; W. Glod, vice president; W. Prendki, financial-secretary; J. Szelacha, recording secretary: M. Makowka, treasurer; Jan.

Sobkoszm. delegate-at-large. Mr. Prendki has been directed to represent the committee at the convention to be held in New York, April 21. Mr.

Tartakowskl a prominent member of the Polish Singers society "moniuszko" at a meeting of the society suggested to collect funds for a home to be owned by the society. Many members of the society have promised financial support so that the plan will be realized. The parochial school connected with the Transfiguration Greek Catholic church, McKeesport, of which Rev. Alexander Popp is rector, held a Christmas festival last Sunday afternoon in the church hall, 121 Sixth McKeesport. A Christmas play was performed by the following members of the congregation: Maria Verni.

Ethelka Vass, Imre Toth, Stephen Palyi. Andor Ilaseik, Arthur Ma-turkyanics, John Butela, Bela Toth, Michael Toth, Nicholas Perhacs, Jolan Toth, Stephen Gerenyl, Michal Lomoga and Julia Sera. An entertainment was Monday, Jan. 8, by Branch No. 12 of the Junior Order of the Croatian National society In Croatian hall, 1546 East Ohio st.

Recitations and Croation national songs were performed. The Croatian Javor society which was organized in 1905 in this city, became the center of Croatian singers and has now acquired the home from the German Cecillia Maennerchor, S22 North Canal st. The sale price was $17,000. The Javor society now meeting at 1921 Wenada Northside, will move into their new home in the near future after the house will be remodeled so that it could serve as a home for Croatian activities. The newly elected officers of the Javor society are.

Nicola Koscievic, president; Charles Legro, vice president; Slaveo Toplak, recording secretary; Nicola Borcovic, financial secretary; Charles Ceranic, treasurer; Nicola Novaeovic. Gearge Majetlc, John Ceranic, Stephen Kuser and John Nadi directors. Pittsburg's Polonia expects to have its most notable musical event of the season with its exclusive Polish concert which will be given Jan. 28 in the Lyceum theater in this city. Thadeusz Wronski, one of the best Polish baritones and very1 popular among Pittsburg's Poles will sing and the celebrated Polish pianist, S.

Sto-jowski. will play. The concert will be given under the patronage some of the most prominent Poles of the city including the rectors of the Polish churches and the officers of fraternity organizations. The arrangement committee consists of Rev. S.

J. Rydlewski, T. Samulski and Rev. Paul Kwapullnski. The committee in charge will be assisted by Attorney F.

A. Piekarski. Dr. T. A.

Starzynski. R. Abczynski and Attorney C. W. Sypniewski.

Mrs. H. B. Wolowska, state" organizer of the Polish Women Alliance and other prominent Polish women of this city will also put forth their efforts to make the affair a great suitress. The proceeds of the concert will go to Poland to relieve the sufferings caused by war.

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Send someone to the drug store and get a dime package now. Quit suffering it's so needless. Be sure to get Dr. James' Headache Powder then there will bo no die- i BestTreatment For the Ailing The diagnostic and treatment apparatuses used by the Electro-Medical Doctors are The machines and intricate electrical devices find the cause of the trouble with astonishing accuracy. The Electro-Medical Doctors prove the fact that science has so modified and tamed electricity that the most delicate man, woman or 'child need have no fear either of having an X-Ray examination made or taking electrical treatments.

The X-Ray and electrical treatments are harmless, painless and safe in the hands of Modern electrical treatments have no comparison with the old crude electric batteries and shocking currents. At the Electro-Medical Institute the current that lights homes and runs street cars is used and is harnessed to the wonderful machines by which every Jar and jerk is and then sent through the body, as softly, smoothly and pleasantly as a ray of sunshine, which penetrates each corner and crevice. The currents are refreshing delightful. "One apparatus sprays electricity through the patient, absorbing fibrous and decayed tissues, there being thousands of volts of electricity going through -the body 3-et the" patient only experiences a sensation as of standing in a ray of sunshine. After the treatment the patient feels like a normal healthy person on an ideal spring morning.

While there is no sensation of the high voltage current going through the body, the patient may become aware of the force In his system by the doctor touching him and drawing out a string of sparks from any part of the body or igniting a sheet of paper from the body or even Ulu-minatlng an electrio globe whilst the "Visv TiOW.V BREEZE TREATMENT, One of the Most Delightful of AH" Electrical Treatments Given by The ElecU-o-Medical Doctors, a4 347-349 Fifth Are. ft a sTwt oa TV.