The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-01-05

Anthony Deane spent the holidays
in Hays.
Good piano for rent at s1.5O per
month. Call phone 1O1 or 122.
Alva Miller and wife are here from
Manhattan, this week, visiting rela-
tives.
Miss Ida Bell of Russell, spent the
fore part of the week with friends in
Hays.
Mrs. Bert Beller and little son of
Russell, Kansas, spent Friday of last
week at the Joslin home.
Miss Ernestine Field left for Chi
cago, on Thursday night, to continue
her musical studies at the conserva-
tory.
S. NJ. Enfield accompanied his wife
and little daughters home from Wich-
lta, where they had been for several
weeks visiting relatives.
Attorney Dave Richie of salfna,
was here this week as attorney for
Smith in the case of P. P. Smith VS..
H. ". Oshant on their old accounts.
Two small houses for sale, might
be used for garage. The two build
ings for $500 cash. See Miss Row
hson or inquire at this Office. 2w-p
Albert Burtcher, who has been Wis
iting friends in Hays, during the
holidays, left Tuesday night for Fort
Pike, Ark He expects soon to be
sent to France.
We note by the Topeka Journal
that Miss Marjorie Crichton, for two
years a Normal student here, was
married on ChEistmas Day to Mr..
James Ralph Little.
Salina has raised the necessary
$500 as required by the State Teach
ers' Association and the Northwest
district meeting will be held. there
next November.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Lee entertained
at dinner on New Years. Their
guests were: Rev. and Mrs. Snyder
and Miss Paddock, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Philip. and Mrs. Hale and Dr. and
Mrs. Glover.
The Methodist ladies are getting
ready a large Easter sale and supper.
Ready-to-v ear garments for women
and small children, school boys and
girls, will be on sale. Orders will be
taken and such garments made as or
dered.
Grandpa Stock, who is past nine
ty-three years of age, had a fall a
week ago, breaking an arm, and has
been confined to his bed ever since.
His condition is not encouraging at
this writing and his brother, two sons
and two daughters from Hoisington,
are here
Jane Cowl, the well known dram
attic actress who has just become a
picture star in the Goldwn production
of ''The Spreading Dawn" from the
story by Basil King, was surprised to
learn that in making the photoplay
her picture was taken 10000 times.
January 5th at the Strand.
George Harwood Barrett, a paint
er who specializes in portraits of
beautiful women, declares that Jane
Cowl, the actress, has the most beau
tiful eyes in America. Miss COwIs
eyes play important parts in the new
Goldwyn photoplay, "The Spreading
Dawn" from the story of Basil King,
in which the lady is making he debut
as screen star. January 5th at the
Strand.
Jane Cowl, the new Goldwyn Pic
lures star, springs q surprise on her
admirers in her first photoplay,, "The
Spreading Dawn" from the story by
Basil King, by not shedding any tears.
She shed so many in her famous char
acterization of Mary Turner, in
within the Law" and Ellen in "Com-
mon, Clay,," that she became known
to many as Weeping Jane" Jan
uary 5th at the Strand.
A spectacular feature of Jane
Cows first screen starring vehicle
for Goldwyn, ''The Spreading Dawn"
great fire scene in which a full-sized
theatre is burned to the ground just
as a performance is beginning before
a capacity audience inside. The thea
tire was built by the Goldwyn techni-
cal staff in a large open space not
far from the studio at Fort Lee, n.
J., and was in course of construction
for three weeks. January 5th at the
Strand.