The Times Leader from Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania • Page 18

r.ar. lerce have 'ter a vluit Lira. Louisa i 1 i Mr. and Mrs. C' returned to Kcw with the former's rr Pierce, on Butier 1 I i 1.

0 I- tir fnte tit 1 Ju Loot's liOl Bfroycd iy fira. Tl I CM 11: 3 11 1 yf "nil' MM Tho One Best Talking Machine Comes in a size and style to to. t. VtoWl I I Cull Henry for, your scrap iron, metals and rubi r. Hose Companies 1, and-8 will conduct a pool tournament in the parlors of the.

former company this Luncheon will be served and a social session held. The Woodlawn Singers, the third number in the Knights of Pythias course, will appear at English Baptist Church Monday evening, Jan. 7. William Davis of Glrard avenue will assume his duties as clerk In the office of Prothonotary Williams la the county court house this morning. TO-NIGHT IREM TEMPLE MAY PETERSON (PRIMA DONNA SOPRANO) EDITH RUBEL TRIO AT 8:30 SHARP The stockholders of both.

a national banks will meet to-morrow morning for the election of a board of directors. DON'T MISS "FATTT ARBUCKLE" to-morrow at tbe Hippodrome In his latest two-act Paramount comedy, "Fatty, at Coney Also special five-reel feature, Little Samari tan." 1 1 ji. t-tta. The prices are the same everywhere -but the terms differ, We will deliver any Columbia you select, to any home in valley for AWEEK 63-65 S. Main St.

3O0C0Q0O0CCO MTTSTON i. Fuller Reynolds of Ashley street has enlisted In the United States signal corps and left Saturday for- Camp Kelly, San Antonio, Texas. Prior to his leaving hs was' presented with a handsome service kit by Local 811 of Nottingham colliery, he- being prssl- WILL DEVANET, Manager aent tor a coupie ox yeora j. Pmh.M. 4 I w4 1 mm.

fesslon and an. expert mining man. 5 The Woodlawn the number '-a scheduled for Jan. 8, will appear in ClOU 4a.MB; VUUIbU LVUU y. WuTTchlfdren in" the family" or" Mf.T" mr 111 nf fllnhthnrla Alexander, asred A 14: oared 12: Peter, axed and' Catherine, aged 6.

Leona, aged 4, died last week of this ailment, The four ohildre named were reported out ox aapger. ana on tne roaa io recovery yesterday. THE HIPPODROME SPECIAL TO- Foursquare picture present Doris Kenyon in Great Whlte.Trall," In, seven acis. a great nutry iuu, save any of it i Hazel Labarr Is eiowly In ovj Charlea Cook of alias was a recent caller at Evans Falls. The funeral of Mrs.

Christopher Hughe took place on Friday. Prayer meetings being held every Sunday night. It will be held at the home of Peter Brongs Bunday nlgjit. Everybody welcome. I PL AIMS David T.

Rowlands, correspondent, 8 Abbott street Bell phone 1761-W. Leave items at Merrttt'a drug stora, DEATH OF FORMER RESIDENT Friends of Mrs. Mary Moll, aged BL of Philadelphia," will be grieved to hear of her death, which occurred yesterday at 4 o'clock. Mrs. Moll was Or merJy Miss Mary Gillespie of.

this place. She la survived by her and several children; also four sisters, Mrs. Bridget tortus, Miss Anna Oil-lospie, Mrs. Margaret Walsh and Mrs. James (McOlnty of Chicago, and four brothers, Hugh Gillespie, Plains; Peter, Anthony and Michael Gillespie of DELINQUENT REGISTRANTS The names of the following delinquent registrants were turned over to the police on Saturday: Peter Stancak, Hi Merritt street, Plains; Peter Did-geon, Walnut street' Miner's Mills; William Yursha, 78 Lynn street, Plains; (Molly 'NarchonS, R.

F. No. 4, Avoca; Charles Bartos, 135J Main street. Port Griffith: Alex BtonicK. zi Friend street Port Griffith; Joseph F.

D. No. 1, Port Blanch-srd; John Cerafln, 80 Hudson street Plains Allen Dunbar, 200 Laurel Parsons; Joseph Vesnock, R. F. D.

No. 1. Plalnsville: Stanley Nlevisosk. rear of 26 Cleveland street, Hudson; Haw- rliya Demlter, 77 warren street, far-sons; IPeter Millns, 86 School street Hudson; Frank Barneynpto, 14 Conlon lane, Hudson; Anthony (Naiiesa, 'an Maffett street Plains: Lorenso Gal- lella, Main street Plalnsville; Elmer Gruver, Wardentown, IB. F.

No. 1, Hudson; John StefamioK, K. o. no. plalnsvlllej.

Lugi Mastrlm, Hllldale avenue, Plalnsville; Dawny Ratkowskl, 5S Stark street Plains; Joseph Lutch- ho, -Abbott Pavlak, 40 Mack sueev uuason; Georce iBalara. R. D. No. Plalns ville; John Shunatuwa, River street Plains; raui Bercna, u.t riaina-vllle: John Rutchko, 15 Main street Plains: ony Yousefornck, CEt F.

J. No. 1, Plalnsville; John j. uairow, i-iams-vllle; Francis C. Curraya, i South Columbia avenue.

Miner's Mills; Felix Suhockl, 63 North Cleveland- street. Miner's Mills: John Btobaby. 45 East Sheridan street, Miner's Mills; "Stan ley Vilceskie, 6 North Hudson avenue, Miner Mills; josepn xiaan, South Sheridan street Miner's Mills; John Erlokson, 83 West Main street, Miner's JMlUs; Joseph Larock. 23 ofluth Hudson avenue, miners uuu; Kot, 14 North Hudson avenne, Mlner'a Mills; Charles Yankewlcs, 17 South Main street, Miner's Mills; Harry Busmo, 186 East Main street, Miner's Mills. rili UNION PRATER MEETING In the Methodist Episcopal Church to-night there, will be a union prayer Every night this week services wUl be held In the various sanc tuaries.

To-morrow night the meeting will be held in the Presbyterian Church. Wednesday night in the Prim itive Methodist Thursday In the Miner Congregational ana imaay mine nua. Son PrimlUve Methodist The purpose of this week. of. prayer meetings is to bring the people Into a closer spiritual relationship.

Many good addresses will be delivered and there will be good singing. MINE CAVE SETTLING-' On Friday night the residents of North Main street In tne neighbor-, hood William street received a scare as a result of settlings caused by mine caves. Three families were driven from their homes. There has been no injuries to persons reported but the damage to property is consid erable. The families compelled to leave their homee were those ot James Mann and Victor SbelOBki.

Peopl em this section have been living; in fear for some time as several months ago many families were compelled to seek new abodes. BHORT NOTES AND PERSONALS Serxt David McCormlck is spending a furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James McwmicK, oi Kiver street He Is a member of the 108th Field A.rtlllery of Camp Hancock, Georgia. Mr.

knd Mrs. George Dixon of Dor-ranceton spent yesterday with rel- auvea at uui imww. Mr. and Thomas of Scranton are Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

David Griffith of South Main street Walter Eaton, a student at Pennsylvania SUte College, has returned that InsUtutlon after visiting the Christmas vacation with his, parents, Mr. and Mra Harry jNonn Main street Reese of Edwardsville spent last evening among local friends. Alfred Sayres has resumed 'his studies at Mansfield State Normal School after enjoying the holiday vacation, with his parents, Mr. and Mra Elmer Sayres, of North Main street Mr. and Mrs.

William Beaney of Wilkes-Barre visited the former's parents, Mr. and Mra George Beaney, yesterday. Sergt. Harry Watklhs, a member of the 109th Field Artillery, of Camp Hancock, Georgia, ta spending a furlough among relatives and friends of this place. Vv 1 Sergt George Hooper, 109th Field Artillery, Camp Hancock.

Georgia; has been selected, as one of the men to attend the next officers' training camp. Reginald Williams of Lucerne visited local friends yesterday, (' Qtiestionnalres nummbering 2400 to 2600, inclusive, were sent out on Satur-day. The chairman of the local board received notice from the government on Saturday that there will not be any more men caUed before February 15. Lost Sunday afternoon, a gentle-man'a diamond atone, between West Market etreet bridge and Y. M.

C. A. building. 5 reward if returned to The Man in the Chair, Public Square. Hemember the lecture by R.

R. Davles of Wilkes-Barre. on, Wednesday evening, at Miner Congregational Church. His subject will be "David Lloyd George." Admission 25c and 10c TO-NIGHT IREM TEMPLE BIAY PETERSON (PRIMA DONNS, fPRANO) t. Joyce Ham, the Marine.

hew return a to ed States ashlagton after a visit at a home street on VIM TO-NIGHT IFTTl -on (PRIMA PRANOy EDITH HUilL TRIO CONCERT AT: 30 CHARP Mrs. A. T. Decker and daughter Mabel have returned from a visit with Mrs. L.

J. Stannard at North Wales, Pa. Joseph Donnellv has" hium his studies at the University of Pennsyl vnmu aiier a visit at his home here. Mrs, A. Price of Scranton spent Saturday with Plttston friends.

Mr. and Mrs. John Tlsiia at 1215 Main street, port Griffith, have returned from a visit with friends In New York. Mary; C. Mangan of fibuth Main street visited Scranton friends yesterday.

Miss Manaran nmnUnrM in CJty Treasurer Joseph Joyce's office. Brief Pittttoo Itetw Mrs. R. M. Williams has returned to New Tork after spending a few days with Mrs-P, H.

Reap. Members Slocum Council, No. 271, Jr. IT. will meet this evening at 7:30 third floor, old First National Bank building, corner Main and William street Mrs.

TL V. Mitchell has returned from two weekr visit with her son in New Tork. Mr. and Mrs. John Fallon of Endl-cott, N.

are visiting Mrs. Thomas uaugnan, Plttston, Pa, Jan. i. 1918. At a Joint meeting of Division 16, A.

and the Henry GratUn Club of Pitts-ton the following resolution was adopted: That we tender to Miss Jeannette Ran-kinr repreentttve from Montana, our since and -heartfelt thanks for the lively Interest manifested by her In behalf of Ireland's independence. Edward M. Barrett, -John T. Ford, Leo Craig. Anthony Kennedy, T.

J. Flanagan. Committee on Bugler Clarv Kelloo- to Camp Dlx after spending; tour days' lunuugn wun menas here. Walter Barnes of Rinomhn returned home: after spending New Year's at the home of hl cousin, Miss Anna Moyer. 5 Associate lod'ses who mmt in tit.

t. O. TJ. A. M.

Hall can be accommodated by meeting on their respective nights In the hall now rented by the Jr. O. V. A. M.

on third floor of the old First National Bank Mr. and Mrs." X' Morris nnn iv returned to their home In Flint, after spending-the holidays with thb former's parents, Mr, and Mrs. H. RePP. Call Henry', Shapiro, Wilkes-Barre, for your scrap iron, metals and rubber.

west -Bide Red Cross work rooms will 4 be open for work to.dnv. An. other Urgent for surgical supplies nas come and many workers are PORK ROAST AND .3 CABARET i Wednesday night at He Tavern. Muic by Stpveiwon Jazz Band, Everybody wel Deputy Coroner, Delahunty. held an ciciuuf io mvesu-gate the death of Hanv PVan wn- mlng man.

-who was found dead in his mat town Dec, 28. After tne witnesses, including Dr. smith, who made the Dost amlnatlon, the jury rendered a verdiolt oeam was due to heart, trouble, AVOCA Mlss De Balls daughter of Mrs. Kfttt L-llV: Of flrnva affsaAi- th "ojitiate of the Sacred lle.ar.?l?w-.?1?' Thursdayi In religion she Witt be Sister Mary Judith, A slight Are broke out in the home or John Creedan on Thursday evening. The firemen soon responded but It was not necessary tl attach the hose.

Drs. White and Dougherty performed an operation forv appendicitis on James Pryor.of the. North End at Scranton State Hospital yesterday. His' condition was good. Jnd Michael Hlnes of the West Side, a daughter.

Mlts Mary Anderson of Presbyterian Hospital. Philadelphia, -is spending few days wKa her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dletrick of Philadelphia have returned home after spending a few days with her parents. Mr.

and Mrs. T. J. Newton. Augustus Carey of South, Wrest Is at Mercy Hospital undergoing treatment for stomach trouble Dr.

Janeiro Baweras and sister Lot-llta have returned to Philadelphia after a two weeks' visit at the Dru finer residence. 1 M' The Inclement weather lnterf erred with the steam power at Nos. 8 and 8 buildings but It Is expected that the school sessions will be regulated today, DURYEAr Miss Letitla Farrell has resumed hor studies at the Mansfield State Normal school after spending the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Far-roll.

-v Mrs. N. Hall, of Chinchilla, is visiting relatives hero. Miss Thclma Daley of Plttston, was a caller here last evening. Mr.

nnd Mrs. AVllllam Caton and daughter Anna have returned home after spending a few days with relatives at Buffalo, N. Y. Mra N. Heath is Hi: (Mrs.

John Pawlowskl has returned home after Visiting her son John, nt Camp Meade, who has been appointed assistant cook at that camp. Miss Edith Stewarts was a recent Plttston caller 1 iirBf. A. 05. Price is ill at her.

nome on Main street Mr. and Mrst Edward Hallstead and son Paul, wero Wilkes-Barre callers yesterday. EVANS FALLS Miss Viola Travis, who has been visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Travis, has returned home. i Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Labarr 'enter-tatned on Christmas Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Meekes and family. Mr.

and Mrs. Irwin Brong and son, and George Bartlett of Montrose. i Mr. and Mra George Travjs Harris Hill spent cbrlstmae at Evans Falls. William Mack and wife spent fbrlHtmns with Mr.

and Mrs. Jacob suit every individual need and PitUton, Pa. Second Floor People! phone IMS Dedicate New Pip Orfaa The dedication of the new pipe organ In St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Hughestown," took place iast evening-, the folowing program being renrered: Prelude recital. "Ijiren Hni Mrs.

E. S. Carr. Hymn 30. The Verslcle.

Psalm 93. Gloria Patrt. First scripture lesson. Anthem. "Gloria." Farmer, hv Aha cnoir.

Second scripture lesson. ymn 142. Sermon by the pastor. Male quartet, "Do not pass, by," Bllhorn. Offertory; ''Song of the I Angela," SVllliame.

Offering for organ Anthem, Hallelujah Chorus," Han- uei, ay tne cnoir. 1 Dedicatory remarks and announce, ments, i I Hymn 11. Closing service and prayer. Benedict ion i. Postlude, "March Romaln." Gounod.

The pastor has arranged a special program wnicn win be carried out during the week, closing on "Friday even ing. There will be no Luther League or midweek bible class meetings this week on account of the special services. Choir rehearsal will be held on Friday evening. y. The speakers for the special services this week will be as follows: Monday evening John 'Tuesday evening, Rev.

John Bender; Wednesday evening, Rev. Andreas Bachofer. Thursday evening at 8 o'clock there will be an7 organ recital by D. G. iuiauss ot a nen town, -s i Grip Proved Fatal Thomas Chlvera.

a resident of i th'g city for many years, died; yesterday afternoon at 2:80 at the family home on Fear street, following several weeks' Illness or grip. He is survived by his wife and tw6 children, and Agnes, and the following flsters: Mrs. Julia Memory, Mrs. Harriet Morgan, Mrs. Anna Kahle, Mrs.

Alice Williams of Annonla, and Miss Mary Chlvers. --tTi-U- Yiem of Peter Murray died Saturday morning at 7 o'ftlock at the home of his 'cousin, Mrs. Milnae, No. 11 Market street, following, several weeks' Illness of pneumonia. Deceased was born In Scotland and came to this country fifteen years ago.

The funeral will be held this afternoon with services conducted at the home at o'clock by Rev. Mr. Jones. Interment will be in Plttston Cemetery. Mrs.

Jojia Brady Dead Mrs. John Opvady, a former resident of Wyoming, died on Saturday. The remains were taken to the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Loughney; 81 Market street, from where the funeral will be held to-morrow morning, leaving the home at 9 q'clock.

A mass of requiem will be sung In et John's C. at :80, followed by Interment In St, John's Cemetery. Wet Side Council Win Orfinize Westv PiUston 1 council meets' this evening for organisation at 8 o'clock. Burdens Delahunty will be succeeded by Burgess W. Stanton.

It is said Elmer Carpenter, the new councilman-elect will be chosen chairman, Wert' Pitbtoa Notei William i superintendent of th TTnitwi states Paper Mill at Cham homhnrir has returned' there after spending the last week at his home here' "'tv Edward Hastings has returned to Washington after spending the noll- 1 i i an i Lari" high echool t't will go to to-night where they wll play the high school six of that place. The game will be called at 4:16 p. m. Airs. Kuth A.

Barber of this place, who is 88 years "young," has been doing her bit by knitting for the boys at the front. She has already completed seventy pairs of wristlets, fourteen scarfs and sixteen sweaters. Auto Liccnsa application for 1918. See V. 8, Robinson, 77 Fort street or 100 Second National Bank Wilkes-Barre, Gordon Roth of this place has left this place for where be has oo- ceptea tfenjamln Vaughn of Fort street who Is suUoned at Aberdeen, is visiting bis family in this ploea-', vThe Greatest Problem Solyer ,3000 Owing to the urgenoy of the work, the local Red Cross chapter will hold meetings hereafter on Monday end Friday each' week, instead of only once a week, as heretofore.

The meetings are held In the town noli Wlllard Caambm, whe is stationed at Philadelphia In the naval reserve, has bean visiting William H. Melsea of Myers Dorfanceton The headquarters of the Record are at Borovgn Building Ben phone, S406. New phone, 8010-C. Subscriptions, advertieementa and news Item. may also isft at Meyer's Pharmacy.

174 Wyoming avenue. Mrs. Charles Fteas of WVommt ave nue is visiting her narenta Mr. and Mrs. MoDanlels, at Shlckshlnny.

TEMPLE MAY, PETERSONili (PRIMA DONNA SOPRANO) EDITH RUBEL TRIO CONCERT AT 8:30 SHARP i -j "I Mr. and (Mrs. Daniel McDonnell 6f 89 South Bennet street have returned from a visit to the latter' brother at Berwick. He is seriousry 111 there. The Greatest Problem 3000 LUZERNE: Headquarters of Record, 678 Bennet street News Items, ad vertisements and ordera may" also be left at Holly's Printing Oftloe.

Bell phone, 8205W. Russell Hen-dershot tiorreapondent Bell 858.7R, FIRE STARTS NEAR BRAXER Friday evening a Are' of unknown origin started in one of the houses on Buckingham avsnue, pear Haddock's bi saker, owntd by H. N. fichooley It Bon, The Are was noticed by-the engineer at Haddock's colliery, who, realising the danger. Immediately turned in a general alarm.

By the prompt action or nremen the blase was quickly extinguished. COUNCIL TO BEORGANXEB Council wlU reorganise to-morrow evening in the town' nail. The newly elected members, Frank Roach of the Fourth Ward, John Crossln and Franki Layou of the Third, Acy Kirenberry oi the Second and (Frank Jennings from the First' will succeed -Andrew Raub, Henry Walter David aotten-stein and Joseph Urbonovltch. Aside from the election of a new president all other borough officers will hold, their same positions. Miss Mildred Edwards of Sloourd street daughter of Mr.

and Mra Derle Edwards, has returned to Bloomsburg Normal school, where she will resume her studies. i Thotnos B. Rood of Main street Is seriously' ill of pneumonia. DARKNESS PRTSVATIiED r': Total darkness prevailed in moat homes and various places in the borough last evening. All those who depended en tirely on the electrlo light and did not have a few candles or lamps at tneir use suffered the discomfiture of being In" darkness.

The cause was due to new connections being made at the Dorrance-ton Silk Works, the officials ot which have recently had. Installed three large generators, which will be a' great help In the conserving of fuel. William Pembleton of Miller street-who was recently operated on in NesbittWsst Side Hospital, is Slowly Improving, There will be a meeting of the local Are department thla evening in the All members are re quested to be present es officers for the ensuing year will ve. elected. Call Henry 1 Shapiro, Wilkes-Barre, tor your sorap Iron, metals and rubber.

'The-official board of the M. B. Church will hold Its regular monthly meeting at the home of Logan Ferrel on Sly street this evening, Staying Qualities all our merchandise possessea Every suit of underwear, every shirt and pair of pajamas, every pair of hose, suspenders, garters, will, stand the wear and tear, yon give them. But not only that- our furnishings have style, appearance, finish and "class'' at low pricea 1SIAX FREEDMAN'S PFOFIT-SHARING 8T0RS Cennet tit, Lttseri TL i i tt ii i VI." u. i ii.

T'l T-i" To-niht will be" the lis nl-1 1 the borough fathera A rreM't aecretaxy, treasurer, attorney, atreet commissioner, etc will be elected end as much Interest and some opposition looked for, the audience will be large. Friendships will' be forgotten by some desirous of belnjr on the inside. George E. Gwllllam, burgess-elect takes his office to-day and he intends being present at the meeting and outlining; hie policy, during his term of office, and following the ceremony he is to, tender the body a reception. Mr.

Gwllllam Is the first young man to flU this important office In a generation and in his campaign he promised the people a "progressive and aggressive administration." John Ondreja Dead John OndreJa of Morris street died Sunday afternoon of general debility, aged 72. He Is survived by a wife, two sons and one daughter, John, ot Johnstown; Michael -vend Mrs. John Chelovsky, of this place. He was a resident of town for upwards of thirty-eight years, a member of St Stenhen's Church and an active member of St Stephen's Society. The funeral will be held 'Tuesday morning with requiem mass la Bt Stephen's Church -and in terment in Bt Stephen's Cemetery.

BY of A. Officers At the meeting of Washington Camp, 187, P. O. ft of A-, the following offi cers were Past president Hiram Seorles; president John Seeley; Vice president Charles Fudge; master of forms, Joeeph Van Loon; eonduotor, jnoya ciemow; inspector, Cramer Cooper; sentinel, Richard Pegg; chap, lain, Tho as Jehu; trustees, William Yaple, Hirsm Searles and Ralph Cooper, JrCr Dies la Hospital Joseph, Batkowskl aged 88, I was found wandering; about the atreete, Fri taken, to town, hall by one of, the police officers and physician summoned who after an examination ordered the man taken to Mercy Hospital, where -he died, Saturday. The remains were taken to the home of a sister, Mra' Grochulls on Carver street where the funeral, will place rfi'yJ Meetlae; -ef Merchants Ths retail merchants of town will assemble In the auditorium of the high school this evening at 7:80 o'clock, where they will be addressed by W.

O. Washburn ot Wilkes-Barre. Prof. Henry 8. Jones of Academy street food administrators 61 the county and bor- ough, tespeoUvely It Is to'', the terest of every, business man or woman to attend the Mrsw 'Geerge MaUssanckas Dea 1 Mra George Mallsxauckes, ag4 iC'IT, of 72 Elm street died Saturday morning of heart trouble.

She is survived by her husband and five children, John, at George, of Plttston; -Mra Peter A. Maslowskl, ef Wst Maln street; Joseph, Pittsburg, and Venetia, Arisona, The funeral will, be held -Tuesday morning with requiem mass at Kaaimer'a Church, at :30 o'clock and interment In St Kaslmer's Mrs. Mallsxauckas was a resident of this community for many yeara A LWi The funeral of Mra Marie Canton, of Gardner street where she made her home with her, daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mra' Griffith, 'was held Saturday afternoon, services being eonduoted at the house at 1 c'olook by Rev. B.

Mona Jonea pastor of elWsh Baptist Interment was in the family plot in Washburn street Cemetery, Scranton. Service were conducted ikt ths grave -by Rev. W. F. Davis, of that city.

poll bearers were John Flcton, John B. Reese, John Grlffltha" Thomas Jehu, Martin Penny and Thomas J. Jehu, the two 1 last named of The family of deceased extend their sincere thanks to all friends for-favors done during the illness" and sln the death of Mra Canton Seas ef Vetenas' Hesatnate r. 'At the regular stated meeting of Captain Johu Y. Wren Camp, 202 Sons ot Veterana the following members were nominated for office: Commander, Christopher Wren; senior vice om-monder, J.

H. Schwarts; Junior vice oommander, Dr. H. G. Templeton; secretary, David X.

Griffith; treasurer, FI'B. Dr. H. Whitney, Gilbert MlUer, William cbftplaln, W. P.

Bchooley; guide, W. R. Woods; musician, Nicholas Van BuskirkL W. W. Spry; Inner guard, Horry Moyer; ou tor guards Installation ceremonies will be oonducted on, the evening of January 18, c'if: inert etea'alaNswsksto Anita- Stewart' ''u In the "Message of the House," Vita-graph Blue Ribbon feature, and toe Flhting Troll.

Episode No. 10. Some program at the Palace Tuesday. Admission to. iMlss Stewart is a 'wonderful star and she is at her best in this production.

Questionnaires beginning with 1551 and concluding with wero -mailed Saturday, SEE WILLIAM S. HAIRT WODWES- DAT at the Hippodrome In "The Narrow, Trail," Artcraft pictures, produced by1 Thomas Inoe, in six acts. Mra Alexander Laird and son Alexander, JrH hove returned-to Wilmington. after a -visit here with Mr. and Mrs.

J. Schwarts, parents of the former. John Moore, Jr, has returned from Philadelphia where he spent a few days as a guest of his unole, Dr. Edward Moore, and family: Miss Mary Moore has returned te Drexel Institute to resume her studies following the holiday vacation. Raymond Salvage and Mrs, Bessie Young, of Baltimore, are guests of local relatives.

Miss Bliss of State College will give an exhibition of wartime cooking and a talk on timely topics In the armory Wednesday afternoon from 8 to 5 o'clock. Mrs. William Reese of Blair street will enter Mercy Hospital this morning to undergo treatment -Frank Beegar of Davis street slipped on the sidewalk fronting his home Saturday morning Just as he left the house on his way to work at tne Woodward, and in falling sprained his left ankle In two places. He was later token to Moses Taylor Hospital where x-ry photo wns tahn an s. l-tr -e r-'rned home.

i TkT LUl 7 g9.w.l.t Jenkln, Thomas," of Nesbltt atreet sin employee of Gayiord received a badly bruised ankle and" a fractured -arm while at work-Saturday. Hew Much Doei Pride See Carlyle Blackwell and June Elvldge In that world Brady ''The Price-of Pride," at the Palace to-day, a picture full of thrills, a picture with an all-star. cast. Miss Evelyn Greeley ana Frank Mills In the -cast Jut think of a pro. gram like -this for Rn th.

matin, -i Don't miss It John, aged 11 months, son of Mr. and Mrs. Valentine Slpple of Walnut street la ill-of That' Is the talk of the town. He's eomlng. Watch -tor him.

Miss Julio Dougherty of West Main street Is home from Archbald, where she spent a week with relatlyea At the-Palsce; The Price of A. Brady1 production featuring. Carlyle Blackwell and June Elvidge and a strong cast wll( make one of the strongest bills in town to-day. Admission 6o matinee, evening to and 10c. Jj: Mrs.

Frank Schaule is her other, David Jones, "of Sharon )- Don't let. Hinv Get Away fiV That burglar, without seeing He will be in town- Wednesday. Watch for him, --'-4 Lieut Joseph F. Sheridan, M. has -returned to Camp at Loulsvllla Ky, aftet a few.

days' furlough spent here with his' parents, Mr. and Mra' Arthur Sheridan, of Shawnee avenue. "DON'T MISS WILLIAM HART at the' Hippodrome' Wednesday tec "The Narrow In six reelaThe' best-Hart pldture ever To-morrow afternoon ht 2:80 FMlss Usher, a returned missionary 1 from Armenia will -s; deliver an lecture Id First Methodist Episcopal Church 'on the massacre of "the Ar-; menlans by'' the Turks. Miss Usher was in- that unfortunate country dur- ing the persecution and was a' witness of what she Is to relota She hrlngs her 'own slides and throws 'the on the'1 screen she tells ber There will ba no collection, and 'as all are -welcome it is to be hoped the audlk r.3 Phone IMOfflce SI 8. Main St TO ORGANIZE TO-DAY -craw: May Kefuw to Vacate His Seat for Connell 3 organization of Plttston council i place to-day at 10 a.

m. It la 1 that H. Rosencranz, the pres-i" ember, will contest the seating of 1 1 Connell, "who was elected at recent election, as Mr. Rosenerana a the election as he received the number of votes at the prii election. 1 iyor Donnelly will hand his office i- to James J.

Kennedy, who wlil 2 the city government for the next years, while Mayor Donnelly taken of Mr. Kennedy In the council; other members of council are John ry and Edward Kearney. claimed that Rosenerana will be rd by his colleagues and thai Con have to flgnt for the office in i Hirts, and-this he will do if ry. His counsel, Evan C. Jones oa hand to take care of his in- Mr.

Rosenerana has retatn-. T. Lenahan, who assures him i hold his the exception of Mayor Ken-Tie8sag-and the 'organisation, business will be mostly rou-ncli has already passed the the years 1918 and 1919, glv- city employees Including the ralae of salary. i- Y. T.LC A.

Night School M. C. A. night school sessions i this evening In. the following aphy and typewriting, mining ng electricity.

lay evening Mechanical and tural drawing, bookkeeping moa iay evening stenography land typewrlt- evening Drawing, bookkeeping and mining electricity. more students can, be accom-: in most of these classes at the prices: Stenography and n.g, mining, draw-; bookkeeping, common i. mining electricity, $4.00. tuns are of two hours' length, i to p. m.

v. iiors are Miss Stella Churm, 1 Weir, Alexander Sloan, up and Richard Bowen. zlrti Receive Communion 1 hundred members of the Society of St. John's R. received holy communion In a 'tday at the 7 'o'clock mass, mass the members sung ompanled by St.

John's or-. At the conclusion Father the celebrant of the mas, ted the men on the good made and hoped they up this record. He nn- nt they would be a meeting 'oty this evening la the i a recessional march was the orchestra accompanied a by Miss Mary Loftus. cf Install OlScen Ins; of Division 6, D. of evening ofllcers werS elect for the ensuing year, i(lcnt Julia Monahan was 1 gave an Interesting talk I the oHtcers, as follows: r.iargaret Noone; vice presi-M i-t Holme; recording sec-v Kane; financial treasurer, Mary i 'Htpr-at-arms, Catherine intil, Mary Newcomb, At followed and a musical i carried 1 i Idea in torlura wilh be filled.

Special Picture At the Palace, Wednesday, that special' World -Brady feature, "The" Burglar," with an all-star cast. Madge Evans, that wonderful child aotress, is in the clit-. Mazdd Globes Elfectric Lamps Sill Fall Slices jrcArFiuiiio in all the latest styles and leathers. See, oiif stocks before going elsewhere. Prices to suit alt eV J.

hurwit: Prop. Com re in L.uz. and ii, more current They are the latest and most i i nt invention. Made up in sizes from 10, to 1,000 a a feature of our electric department Special i ii i. '1 -J SUPPLIES Receptacles i Plugs, etc.

EDITH IllJ. r..