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of THE WILKES-BARRE RECORD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1925 having read the novel, expected to find all the glamorous and underworld romance that la the Limehouse of fiction. But he was disappointed. Limehouse was once just as Burke and Maxwell portrayed it, but since the war it has not been the same. The old 'buildings, the narrow streets -in fact all the settings have changed, peopled them with the characters of copy the settings, and Carewe has people them with the characters of old, "Madonna of the Streets" which will be the attraction at the Savoy theatre this week, breathes the spirit of what was once Limehouse, probably the most famous Chinatown in all the world. Savoy News, Fables and a comedy will also be shown.

At the Orpheum' "The Silent Accuser." produced and directed by Chester M. Franklin and released by will be the attraction the Orpheum theMetro atre this week. highly Intelligent police dog. Peter the Great, is the only witness of the murder of the heroine's stepfather. dog's almost human instinct, the hero escapes from prison after he has been accused falsely of the crime.

Subsequently, in a -story with edventure, romance, intrigue and thrills, the dog and the heroine, who dresses as a boy, assist the hero in catching the real criminal. The story was written by Jack Boyle and adapted to the screen by Mr. Franklin and Frank O'Connor, the assistant director. The title role of "The Silent Accuser" is played by Peter the Great, who is making his screen debut, and who thus leaps into immediate popularity. large cast is headed by Eleanor Bordman, Raymond, McKee and Earl Metcalf, Character Actor in "Odd Jobs" "Tim" Murphy, known In practically every city throughout the country for his splendid stage characterzations, has the leading male role in "Odd Jobs," which will be shown at the Irving theatre for three nights and Saturday matinee, beginning on Thursday, Mr.

Murphy; who recently completed a four years' engagement Frank Craven "The First Year," is New York born and made his frst appearance on the stage in vaudeville at Tony Pastor's famous music hall in New York in reer bygone days. appeared- Early in in hts vartous stage. cahe of the Hoyt and was in Hoyt's "A that, as "Maverick" comedies, Brander, the Texas Congressman, he made his Arst big hit, fairly taking New York City by storm. In "Odd Jobs" Mr. Murphy appears as a kindly but' uncannily world-wise carpenter, who sets aright the affairs of a small town family.

Seats are now on sale. DE VALERA DENOUNCES PROPOSED TREASON BILL Declares it Means a Continuance of British Oppression Belfast, Ireland, Feb. De Valera, the Republican leader, in a speech described to-day at Carrick-on-Shannon the treasonable and seditious offenses bill just introduced in Dail Elreann by the Free State government as the first great coerclon measure in Ireland and a continuation of British oppression, He Was glad this challenge was forthcoming; and said the Free State government had thrown off the mask and given a great St. Patrick's Day message to the Irish race abroad, Mrs. Sheehy Skeffington said: "Bloody Balfour's coercion act pales before the new treason M.

H. DE YOUNG DIES AFTER AN OPERATION Was the Owner of San Francisco's Leading Newspaper San Francisco, Feb. H. De Young, publisher of San Francisco Chronicle, died tothere night after an operation this afternoon for intestinal Mr. DeYoung was born in St.

Louis, In 1849. At an early age he removed to San Francisco and was educated here. In 1865 Mr. DeYoung, with his brother, Charles, established the Democratic Chronicle, which became a leading newspaper. On the death of Charles 1880, Mr.

DeYoung became sole proprietor of the paper and its editor-in-chief. The largest dally newspapers in the Unitad States. Pope Worships at Holy Door Rome, Feb. Pope Leo XIII In the jubilee year of 1900, Pope Plus to-day descended for the first time in St. Peter's to worship at Holy Door of the tomb of the Apostles.

The Pontiff was accompanted by the entire membership of the Sacred College residing in Rome, with the exception of Cardinal Merry Del Val, who still is suffering from a slight attack of influenza. PITTSTON Patrick McHale Dead Patrick McHale, a middle aged man resided in the Pine street of the city all his life, died yesterday morning at 1 o'clock, following a brief illness of complications. Mr. McHle had been employed on the Lehigh Valley an was able to be about his duties until a few days ago when he was taken violently 111. Since that time he had been in a ser.

ious condition and continued to sink until death claimed him yesterday morning. John's Church and Name Deceased was a of St. member, society. He leaves a sister, Miss Anne McHale, with whom he had made his home, and two brothers, James, local county, assessor, and Frank of Pine street. FFuneral announcement later.

Funeral Announcement The funeral of Mrs. Jennie A. Buss, wife of former county, treasurer and sheriff George F. Buss, will take place this afternoon at 3 o'clock from the home, 234 South Main street. Rev.

H. M. Kelley, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church, will officiate, assisted by Rev. R. A.

pastor of the First Presbyterian Church. Interment will be in Pittston cemetery. The funeral Mrs. Ida I. Bonnie will take place this afternoon 2:30, from the home of her nephew, Ray Lovell, of 11 Washington street, West Pittston.

Services will be conducted at the home by Rev. M. H. Jones, pastor of the Baptist church, Interment will be in Pittston cemetery. Following a requiem mass in St.

John's R. C. remains church this morning at 9:30 the of M. J. Hart will be consigned to final rest in St.

John's cemetery. The funeral will be held at 9 o'clock from the home of his sister, Mrs. Roche of Ford street, Browntown. AST To-day, To-morrow and Wednesday B. F.

Keith- Vaudeville. 7:00 and 9:15 p. m. Raymond Pike Contortionist WILLIE'S RECEPTION A Miniature Revue Ulis Mann -INSonge of, To-day Telaak Dean PHOTOPLAY 5:45, 8:00, 10:00 p. m.

Rudolph Valentino Sainted Devil" Death of F. E. Olmstead Palo Alto, Feb. Erskine Olmstead, aged 53, an official of the United States Forest ServIce from 1900 to 1912 and a close associate of Gifford Pinchot, while he was national forest chief, died at his home here yesterday. Olmstead was a graduate of Yale Untversity and rowed on the Yale crew in 1892, 1893 and 1894.

Hanover Township Funeral Announcement The funeral of Herbert Hutchinson, victim of a mine accident will be held from the family home, 25 Loomis Park this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Services. will. be conducted at the home by the Rev. R.

F. Interment will be in Edge Hill Cemetery. Card of Thanks Mrs. Anna Shaffer and family of 25 Taft street, Highland Heights wish to thank all those who assisted in their recent bereavement also those who sent flowers. Locals Lose Again Plymouth high school basket ball team gained their first Scholastic League victory of the season at the expense of the local high school quintet in a regularly scheduled league Friday played in the Plymouth gymnasium night.

In a preliminary contest the local reserves lost to the Plymouth scrubs by the score of 21 to 16. Briefs Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dexter street, Lee Park, attended valentine party in Edwardsville last night. Lazarus' Dollar Day.

Extra Gold Stamps 1 to Morning Shoppers. Mr. and Mrs. George Belasco and daughter, Arline of Plymouth spent yesterday visiting friends in Lee Park. Della Barkson of Dexter street, Lee Park visited Luzerne friends yesterday.

Miss Margaret Mondrach of Scranton was a guest of Miss Bessie Martin of Oxford street, Lee Park, yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank V. Kupstas of Nanticoke spent yesterday as guests of Mr.

and Mrs. F. G. Kopstas of Woodbury street, Lee Park. Mrs.

John Bender of South Main street, Highland Heights who recently submitted to an operation is reported as recovering at Mercy Hospital. The Breslau 1 band will hold a regular rehearsal in the Breslau hose house this evening. LEE PARK -Men's Leather Palm Gloves, 250 The Racket Store, 205 Barney St. WARRIOR RUN BIG ALUMINUM SALE now on display in our windows; will be on sale Wednesday, February 18, at 9 a. m.

Three prices only: 5c, 39c and 99C. CHAS. TREMAYNE Main St. Sugar Notch, Pa. SPECIAL ALUMINUM SALE Every piece guaranteed for 20 years; all household necessities.

Sale will be one day only, Wednesday, February 18. Don't miss it. CHARLES TREMAYNE Main St. Sugar Notch, Pa. South Wilkes-Barre Men's Heavy Brown Jersey Gloves, 180 The Racket Store, 205 Barney St.

DUR YEA Evangelistio Meetings A series of evangelistic meetings are being held in Duryea Christian and Missionary Alliance Church, West Marcy street, of which Rev. F. L. Bevan is pastor. The first service was held Sunday morning and a service will be held each evening beginning' at 7:30 o'clock.

Rev. J. C. Glenn 18 the evangelist and will speak at each service. Miss Bridget Lynott Dies Miss Bridget, aged 56 years, died at the home of her nephew, Michael O'Brien, 301 Foote avenue at 3:30 o'clock Friday afternoon of complications following an illness of several weeks.

The funeral will be held this morning with a mass of requiem in Sacred Heart Church at 9:30. Interment will be in St. Mary's cemetery, Avoca. J. H.

Breymeler of Foote avenue in Philadelphia where he will have his eyes treated. Monday Lazarus' Dollar Day. Extra Gold Stamps to Morning Shoppers. Misses Mary Luge, Thelma Donley, Septa Thornton and Mra. Herbert Lugg represented the M.

E. Sunday school on Saturday at the young peopl's conference In Wilkes- Barre under the auspices of the County Sunday School Association which was held in Central Methodist Epia. copal Church. TO ONLY CHALLENGER'S ONE-DAY SALE Means Huge Savings In Every Department- Come Early. TO DAY ONLY Save $75.00 On Every Piano Our enlarged piano department offers many wonderful piano bargains that you can't afford to miss.

You save from $75 to $300. See and hear the famous Hobart M. Cable Piano To-day. Comforters To Go At A Big Sacrifice SOME AS LOW AS $4.50 FURNITURE Sweeping reductions on every piece of furniture in the building amounting to at least and in many cases much more. Those of you who have waited for this sale COME EARLY TO-DAY, FEBRUARY 16.

CHALLENGER'S GER'S Big Furniture and Music Store 56-64 EAST MAIN STREET, NANTICOKE, PA. NANTICOKE T. J. CROWELL, MANAGER--R -Residence, Bell 226-R Shea Bldg. Bell Phone 439-Consolidated 6947 Office- -Room 12, Gleaner Bible Class Meeting The Gleaner Bible class of Bethel Congregational Church held an enthustastle meeting Friday night in the church parlors.

After devotions business meeting was held the annual and the facts of the reports showad the last year to be the best history of the class. The following were elected: President and teacher, Mrs. Joseph Howard Gray; Leah first vice- -president, Thomas; second vice -president, Mrs. Minnie Hill; secretary, Miss Anna Trevett; treasurer, Mrs. Lydia Jacob; munds; assistant pianist, Mrs.

Henpianist, Mrs. Blanche rietta Coopey: flower committee, Miss Sara Warlow, Mrs. Margaret Straddling and Mrs. Elizabeth Lape. Other committees for the year will be named at the March meeting.

A wonderful luncheon was prepared by committee and a fine social enthe serving tertainment was given by the Those present: Mrs. committee. Lydia M. Jacob, Mrs. Minnie W11- Sara liams, Mrs.

Minnie HIll, Mrs. Bellas, Mrs. Kate Parfitt, Mrs. Ella Tucker, Mary A. Smith, Mrs.

Susie W11- Miss Margaret Sherwood, Mrs. liams, Mrs. Anna Burgenson, Mrs. Pearl Schimmel, Agnes Williams, Mrs. Lillian Windt, Miss Ruth Davis, Mrs.

Beatrice Hodges, Mrs. Carrie Mrs. Voorhees, Bessie Griffiths, Mrs. Sarah Mrs. Margaret Straddling, Mrs.

Martha Talbot, Miss Jones, Sadie Davis, Mrs. Esther Bray, Mrs. Anna Metkrantz, Mrs. Maude Swansberry, Semmers, Mrs. Mrs.

Geraldine HIll, Mrs. Clara Davis, Mrs. Edythe Louisa Fine, Mrs. Henrietta Coopey, Mrs. Joseph Howard Gray, Miss Anna Trevett, Miss Sara Warlow, Mrs.

Anna Owens, Mrs. Ida Traher, Mrs. Elizabeth Phillips, Mrs. Mae Kressler and Mrs. Anna May.

SHICKSHINNY Mra. Oscar Williams was operated on for appendicitis at the Nanticoke State Hospital Friday, Miss Lena Hartman entertained at cards the following people Friday evening: Misses Helen and Cock- Ruth Jin, Garrison, Frances Myrtle Shipman, Mra, Norman, Conner, Alice Mra. Earl Cortright, Mrs. F. L.

KerMrs. Charles Rosser, Mra. J. Gilbert Trivelpiece, Mrs. Luke Briggs stetter, Vaughn, Mrs.

Ellas a Hughes, Mra. and Mrs. Hary Shoemaker, Monday Lazarus' Dollar Day. Extra Gold Stamps to Morning Shoppers. Mink Jean Reidy attended the Junfor Prom at Gettysburg over this week -end.

The annual drive. 18 on this week for the Visiting Nurse Association. solicitor will visit every home. The subscription asked for 18 one dollar, The Visiting Nurse 18 one of the most wonderful things a town can boast of. Please respond cheerfully, Mrn.

Carl Cortright attended luncheon and bridge Tuesday In I Bloomsburg, Taxpayers to Meet meeting of Nanticoice Taxpayera' Association will be held in the council chambers of the city building on West Main street this evening 7:30. Officers will be elected tor they ensuing year and business of Ima portance concerning borough affairs. will be transacted. All citizens the borough interested in the management of the local government ALC invited to attend. WANTED- -Girls to work on power sewing machines.

Former employees and those: with some experience preferred. Street car fare paid: Apply Greenbaum Factory, 63 W. Broad Nanticoke: William Collier, Jr. in the Paramount Victor Fleming Picture Production Pauline Starke Devils and Cargo' A At the Strand -All This Week AMUSEMENTS At Poli's A tuneful comedy with likable melodies, in which Earle Mountain and Clidd Dixon present themselves and called "Wigginsville," starts with the matinee this afternoon for the first half of the week as part of the vaudeville program. Other than the two male principals there is also listed in the cast Miss Elaine Grey and the well known Crane Sisters.

Music lovers will be certain to relish "MISSING DAUGHTERS" SELZNICK DISTRIBUTING CORPORATION At Poli's row and Wednesday the newsy vehicle being offered this season by Fred Berrens and Lora Foster as it comprises a modern musical fantasy. The piano used -by Mr. Berrens is the Chickering with the Ampico furnished during the stay of these capable artists through the courtesy. of the Snyder Muslo Company. Kelly and Brown, come- Adams, Raymond Hatton and others are featured.

Wallace Beery has his screen role in this picture, an tation of the story, "The River by Charles Whittaker. He prys the role of a massive stoker on river boat which is chartered by the vigilantes of to deport the town's undesirables. There is a mutiny on board and Beery comes up deck to find the captain slain. He takes the little first mate, a part played to perfection by Hatton, and tosses him into the sea, dons the captain's hat and assumes command. Two young girls and one good man are adrift in the middle of the Pacific with a cargo of the lowest sort of humans imaginable a and forced to cater to the slightest wishes of a mad man.

At the Capitol Headlining the bill at the Capitol, for the first half of the current to week beginning with the matinee is that Broadway entertainer, John Irving Fisher, in a pretentious novoffering in which he is assisted by his Ukrantan entertainers, and that- pretty and vivacious dancing artiste. Betty The production Is. magnificently staged and costum-1 ed and will doubtless score well with patrons. Harry Delf, comedian and dancer, composer of several popular song hits will offer a number of his own composition. (Mr.

Delf will be remembered his splendid work in "April Showers" and other lar Broadway successes. A bright and colorful song and dance extravaganza, fills an important niche on the bill, entitled "Vogues." Joyce Lando, a versatile little woman and a company of boys, selected because of their unusual abilas singers and dancers, will present "Vogues." Shirley Sherman, the sprightly musical comedy -star and a capable company, will be seen and heard in a scintillating cycle of song hits. An acrobatic novelty will be presented by Baggot and Sheldon. In the adaptation of Somerset Maugham's, stage play, "East of Suez," Pola Negri, for the first time Nazimova and Milton Sills in" Madonna of the Savoy--All Week dians and singers, will also be among, this new of the ones best starting Knowh this and afternoon. capable of the female funmakers of vaudeville, Is the diminutive Haynes, who with her partner, Fred E.

Beck, have a funfest of merriment helped along by amusing comedy situations entitled, "Her Guardian;" Carter Trio comprises a splendid combination of agile athletes, as the finishing act of the varlety end of the bill. The Poll News will bring to close view events and happenings throughout the world of general Interest. "Missing Daughters" is the added attraction silent drama. It is a story that has many tense moments and contains a worth while lesson to the easy going mothers as well as for the headstrong daughters. It has a capable cast of well known Alm stars, including the former well known leading man, Rockliffe Fellowes, who will be well recalled for his work here as a member of the Poll Players.

"Missing Daughters" will remain at Poll's theatre for the first three days of the week. At the Strand Victor Fleming's latest production for Paramount, "The Devil's Cargo," is the feature all this week at the Strand theatre. Pauline Starke, Wallace Beery, William Collier, Claire portrays an Oriental role, that of a girl half English and. half Chinese. Capitor News the program.

At the Gaiety "Red Hot" is the attraction at the Gaiety theatre to-day for a week's engagement. The show has a plot, plenty comedy and specialty musical numbers. Frank Harcourt an eccentric comedian and a capable ed producer himself as with well. a He company has that surround- in- cludes such well known burlesque favorites "as Abe Gore, Francis T. Reynolds, Bert Lester, Mattie Sullivan, Libbie Hart and Vivian Lawrence and a chorus of pretty girls who appear in pleasing costumes for each of the many musical numbers.

"Red Hot" is described as a gingery and peppery revue, constructed to create laughter. A beautiful and appropriate scenic setting is promised. Matiness are to be featured each afternoon. At the Savoy When Edwin Carewe was about to produce "Madonna of the Streets," featuring Nazimova and Milton Sills, he sent his technical director, Jack Schultze, to London to study architectural settings of the Limehouse district. "Madonna of the Streets" 1s the motion.

picture of Maxwell's "The Ragged Stranger," and Schultze, Pola Negri. and Rockliffe Fellowes in the Raoul. Walsh. Production. East of A Paramount Picture Capitol Theatre -Te-day.

-and Wednesday Mirth and Melody A labelled bit of satire in 1s song offered and story "Calling" by Telask and Dean. It 1s good humored travesty on social visiting. Ital purpose 18 to provide mirth and melody and because of the ability of its do both "Calling" equivalent, to a visit from 800d This act will be seen at the State Theatre to-day, to -morrow and Wednesday. For Sale- Schuman upright grand piano; in first class condition, $100 cash. Apply 477 South Main St.

Wilkes- Choral Society to Compete Nanticoke Choral Society will compete at the Edwardsville Eisteddfod to be held on March 17 and April 1 respectively. As the time is short, all singers are urgently requested to attend the rehearsals faithfully from now on. A rehearsal will be held this evening at 7:45 o'clock in the Moriah Congregational Church. All who have coples of the anthem, "The Lord Is My Shepherd, are asked to bring them to this rehearsal. For Sale Square house; 6 rooms and both, with all improvements, at 568 E.

Main street; with bungalow having 5 rooms and bath and all 1m- provements and 3-car garage of the lot. Apply on the premises: Tendered Shower The home of Mr. and Mrs. John Harcharek, on West Ridge street, WAS the scene of a merry gathering recently when a number of friends of Mr. and Mrs.

Leon Nalbach as sembled and tendered them a shower. Those present: Mesdames Anthony Nalbach, Delbert Morgan, Albert Goodman, Frank Klem Gruskiewicz, Frank Sherman Klem Drozdowski, Andrew Nowar kowski, Mr. and Mrs. John Harcharek and Mr. and Mrs.

Leon Pr Nalbach. and Nalbach. re celved many useful gifts. Brief Mention The, Bell Telephone poles and over head wires have all been removed on the south side of East Main street, from a Market to Walnut street. This adds greatly to the beauty of the town's main thoroughfare, and when completed it will.

compare with many of the cosmopolitan- cities of the State. CONIC Sunday School Class Party At her home on East Church street Miss Mollie Willis entertained the members of Miss Georgetta Graham's Sunday school class of the St. George's Protestant Episcopal Church in a most enjoyable manner on Friday, the evening. following: Luncheon Misses was Georgetta served Graham, Catherine Graham, Dorothy Graham, Mollie Willis, Lavina Crowell, Minetta Domain, Olive Ruddick, Jennie Douglas, Jane Thompson, Lottie, Navroth, Ismay Banks, Gertrude West, Florence Combs, Margaret Clara Croom, Francis Croom, Lucy Boyer, Hamilton, Ruth Willis and Tabitha Willis. Claimed by Death Mrs.

Anna Makovie, aged 27, died at her home at 238 West Noble street, following. ill She is survived by her mother, Mrs. Mary Gallick and the following children: Mary, Rose, John and Andrew; also the following brothers and sister survive: Frank, Mrs. Kitla, John, Vincent, Anthony and Eva. The funeral will take place tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock from the 1 home.

A high mass of requiem will be celebrated in St. Joseph's Slovak Church with the Rev. John Sabota officiating. Interment in the church cemetery. Meeting Postponed The meeting of the Athletic Council of the Nanticoke High School Alumni Association which was scheduled to take place yesterday afternoon was postponed until next Sunday afternoon when all members will be attendance.

In the meantime council and the school board will do all in their power to remedy the warped condition of the high school gymnasium floor. FOR RENT Storeroom; excellent location for a barber shop or accessories store; Main street, Wanamie. See J. J. HIBBARD, ATTORNEY 4 East Main St.

Nanticoke, Pa, "A Sainted Devil" The Paramount Long Island studio recently took on the appearance of a dancing school during the Alming of Rudolph Valentino's newest, production, "A Sainted Devil." Fifty couples were put through the steps of the Argentine tango under. able direction of the star for the big cabaret scene in the picture, which will be shown to-day, to-morrow and Wednesday at the State. WEBB AND M'ANDREWS Chiropractors -Palmer Graduates South Main Street, Barre. Bell 31-M Concert Largely Attended The band concert which was given at State Theatre last evening by Peter Pace's Band, of this town, was largely attended, and the entertainers were greeted with many applauses. Prior to the band concert motion picture show was screened.

Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted Dr. G. F. MacKinder Registered Optometrist Corner Walnut and Main Streets Nanticoke, Pa. No Drops.

Used Bell 292-M LOST SATURDAY On Main or Broadway streets.en4 velope containing two Loser can ill afford the loss. Liberal reward if returned Leroy Keen, North Mill street, West Nanticoke: The members of the Lape Hose Company and their wives Al Journey to Courtney Carkeek't "Welcome-Inn" near Sweet Valley to-morrow evening where they will enjoy a chicken dinner and dance, See the New Chevrolet The New Chevrolet models now on display, If you are in the market for a car, let us demonstrate the new Chevrolet. LAPE AUTO CO. 36 North Market Street, Nanticoke The regular meeting of "the borough council will be held morrow evening when the tax leva will come up for third and final reading. Dance To-night Pythian Home, Plymouth: Shawnee Dance Club Foot: Amputated Clarence Buckley, aged 18, of Hunlock Creek, a laborer at the new Luzerne County Gas Electric Company power plant at that place, was admitted to Nanticoke State Hospital on Saturday night, suffering with injuries to the right foot, which necessitated amputation.

Mr. Buckley, attampted to board. a. D.ha W. train at West Nanticoke, and slipped beneath the wheels, causing the Injuries.

His condition was reported as being serious. A Valentine party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Chesney on Saturday night in honor of their daughter, Viola. Miss Winifred Arnott, of Wilkes -Barre, entertained with several piano selections, after which Miss Viola Chesney and Sophia entertained with piano duet.

Thomas Madden of WilkesBarre, gave an Irish Jig, and several vocal elections were rendered by John Vavrick, Charles Price, Joseph and Milton Games, music, dancing and various other forms of social diversions were indulged in, after which a dainty luncheon was served. Those present: Misses Sophia Yaroshefski, Verna Dombrowski, Cela Kozlowski, Rachael Yaroshefski, Sobpla Dombrowski, and Viola Chesney, all of Nanticoke, and Winifred Arnott of Wilkes -Barre; Messrs. Charles Price, Joseph Bednarek, Milton Evans, all of Nanticoke: John Vavrick and Louts Skok, of Plymouth; Charles Oleski and Thomas Madden, of Wilkes- Barre; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rodzenski, Jr.

and children, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Gust family, Mrs. Martin Bednarek and Mr. and Mrs.

William Chesney, Hypnotio Eyes Valentine Party The most beautiful- and yet the most hypnotic- eyes in filmdom belong to Sylvia Breamer, who plays the title role in "The Woman on the Jury," a First National picture now show at the Rex theatre, according to Paul Grenbeaux, famous photographer and artist. M. E. Church Activities At Methodist Episcopal Church this evening the Girl Scouts will meet at 6:30 o'clock and the members of the Sunshine members of Club the at Young 7:30 o'clock. The Women's Missionary Society will meet at 7:80 o'clock this evening at the home of Mrs.

Edward Williams. On Tuesday evening at 6:30 o'clock the Boy Rangers will meet and the Boy Scouts of Troops No. 3 7:30. 10 will meet in the gymnasium at On Wednesday evening the probatoners' class will meet at the regular midweek service at 7:80 o'clock o'clock. On and choir Thursday rehearsal the Junior League will meet at 4:15 and on Friday evening the fourth quarterly conference will take place.

Next Sunday the P. O. 5. of A. will attend music the services in a body.

Special has been aranged. REX THEATRE To-day and To-morrow DON'T MISS The on the JURY From the play by Bernard Burnt Directed by; Harry 0. Hoyl it fair to ask one woman judge other's sin?" The Play that startled all New York. Played By an All-Star: Cast of Ten Added Attractions Comedy News Weekly ADMISSIONAdults, 250 Children, 1 154.