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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-12-27
.NEz PERCE EVANGELIST
AT TUTUILLA MISSION

! Rev. Stephen Reuben, noted Nez
Peree minister. arrived here today
from Lapwai. Idaho. to take part in a
series Of evangelistic meetings now be-
ing held at the Tutuilla mission on the
Umatilla reservation. The meetings
win continue until January and sew
eral other Indian preachers md MEM
bers OF the church ON the Mex Perce
reservation win arrive here to assist.
Rev. Mr.. ,Reuhen is preacher of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South at
Lapwai and makes frequent visits to
the mission at Tutuilla. The Nez
Perces and Cayuses have the same
language and many of the Umatiila
reservation nre half Cayuse and half
Mex Perce. he said. These tribes are
also far in advance in the work OF
Christianity. he said, and are among
the most faithful of the natives which
have been converted to Christianity.
The Mex Perce have seven different
churches represented on their reser-
walton. according to Rev. Mr.. Reuben.
and elders OF several have been invited
by the Cayuses to take part in the
evangelistic services now being held.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-12-27
Social and Personal

CHRISTIAN church brought forth a
pot luckr supper following a song re-
hea.,.al At the Scott home. Mr.. Scott
has been serving as leader OF the choir
during absence from the city OF 1carl
tlrischman. ana ut the time OF the
fuel shortage. the SCOTS opened their
home for choir reharsais. The group
OF folk who have often enjoyed their
hospitality, prepared the delightful
sslper hnd presented MIR. and Mrs,
Scott with a charming gift OF silver.
the party numbered about "a.
Miss Daphna Swearingen extended
a delightful bit of hospitality yester-
day when a few OF the girls home from
college were asked to luncheon at the
Hotel Pendleton and also to he her
guests during the afternoon hours fol-
lowing. A bright poinsetta centered
the table and covers were laid for
Mrs Ralph Temple, Miss Vera Temple,
Miss Catherine Thompson. Miss Thel-
ma Thompson. Miss Helen Thompson,
Miss Margaret Phelps, Miss Jane Muir
ply and the hostess.
The weekly victrola concert is to
be held at the courty library tomor-
row afternoon and the public is in
Vited for 5 o'clock program.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-12-27
POPE HOLDS NOTABLE
PUBLIC C0MSIST0RY

ROME, Dec. 27.-The Pope held a
public consistory last week at which
were present the whole ecclesiastical,
civil and Papal Court, besides the dip
loinatic body Of Roman aristocracy
the knights of Malta and many distin-
guished visitors.
In his fun pontif.ca, robes and the
red caps, the Pope was carried into
the consistory In the sedia gestatorfa.
In addition to the high dlgnitaries of
his court, the Pope was accompanied
by all the cardinals residing at Rome
as well as some who came from the
provinces.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-12-27

With Christmas eve and the day.
itself, marked by scores OF informal
and formal affairs the weeks festivl-
ties reached their peak and the days
following have been more quietly pass
ed. Many households are enjoying
guests and family reunions are nvmer-
Gus. Clubs. quite universally, have
adjourned TO give way to the holiday
entertaining and before the old year
Is spent gayer events are in view. The
final day OF December will be marked
by the Elk's dancing party in Eagle
Woodman hall, and many. less formal
watch parties, special entertainment
features being planned by Joliy's Inn
and the picture theatres. For the
evening preceding, is scheduled the
Phoenix clubs annual holiday ball and
doubtless other hostesses win Join in
the final festivities of 1919.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-12-27

Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Avison had a,
their guests for Christmas their old.
est son, Davil r. Avison who has just
returned from France. also Mir. and
Mrs. II. ". Hendry and two sons, Ted
dy and Eugene and DR. and Mrs. c. II.
Melssnei and son. William. An en-
joyable family reunion was had. Mrs.
Hendry and Mrs. Meissner are the
daughters OF the Avisons.
David T.. Avison returned home
last week having recently returned
from France. He viii visit with his
parents during the holidays and will
pkrobably locate here.
Miss Helen Eaeleson arrived this
morning from walla walla where she
has been visiting her sister-in-law,
Mrs James Eagleson, and is to be the
house guest of Miss Thelma Thomp-
son. Miss Eagieson and her hostess
are Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority
sisters at the University of Washing
ton and the former will remain over
the week end. returning to her home
in Seattle before the opening OF col
lege.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Cate formerly
OF Umatilla County but now OF Clarks-
ton, Idaho, are spending the holidays
here but plan to return home soon.
The children of st. Mary's Parish
will enjoy a Christmas tree to be given
by the Catholic Ladies' Guild. in the
knights of Columbus Hall, next Mon
day afternoon at 900 O'Clock. sweets
and presents viii be given to the chill
dren and the following program viii
be rendered.
/. Merry Ginning Christmas Bells
Chorus.
.. Let the Angles Ring the Bells
Helen Gehlickeiser.
3. -Santa's Dilemma. .''-Recitatio I
Urban Sehwarz.
4. sOver1ure"-Piano Trio. Stella 1
Roden. Laura Schwarz, Cecilia Sch /
warz.
S. christmas Toughts'' = Recita- {
tion. Helen Brandt
6. THE Faith of Child"-Recitation
Josephine McKeown.
Z. merry Christmas, Chorus.
All the children of the Parish and
heir parents are urgently requested
o attend
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-12-27
siarshan Not n 1879 Entry.

INDIANAPOLIS. T..d., Dec. 27--
vice President Marshall In an inter-
view here disclaimed candidacy for
the presidency and stated that he was
"fea up on the United states senate
after seven years as presiding officer
and would not seek election 60 that
body from Indiana.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-12-27
Terry Was Amazed

Two Irishmen who had tried in vaid
to learn French arrived at their first
billet on French soil and began explor-
ing the little town.
Their attention was attracted to a
child who was jabbering as fast as
her tongue would allow.
The two Irshmen -gazed with ad-
miration their mouths wide open; then
Terry said; Pat, will ye listen to the
fluent way that foreign kid talks the
damned 1anguage?'' - Everybody's
Magazine
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-12-27
Edit,ess Is Decorated.

UEW YORK, Dec. 2T.-Mrs. Will
liam Brown Meloney. magazine edit
ress, today received from the queen of
the Belgians the decoration of the or
DER of Queen Elizabth for distinguish
ed service to the Belgian cause in the
United States.
In 1917 AIRS. Meloney received the
Mdaille de Charleroi in recognition of
her work for Belgian children.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-12-27
LIVING COST SOARING,
SUGAR THREE FRANCS
A POUND IN FRANCE

PARIS. Dec. 27.--As the cost of liv-
ing increases. it Is becoming more
and more difficult to obtain necessi-
ties of life here. Sugar is bringing 2
francs pound and is scarce even at
that price. The price of bread is to
be raised, postage and telephone rates
are advancing and shoes, clothing and
taxicab fares are going up.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-12-27

LONDON. - Croydon smokers have
formed league to strike" against
tobacco trade profiteering. Members
are pledged to down pipes. cigarettes
and cigars. until prices are reduced
a2d a standard % party guaranteed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-12-27

EAST HARTFORD. Conn.-Higher
prices prevoiled on the opening of the
tobacco market here.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-12-27
HOLIDAY VENlS0N STEAKS
AUCTl0NED AT VANCOUVER

I VANCOUVER, WASH, Dec. 81
How much am I offered for this
fine. juicy cut of venison, killed in
this county, was shouted by w. s.
Wood. auctioneer, at the Vancouver
public market at 2:30 p. m. Wednes-
day, December "a. Two whole deer
and several hundred pounds of ven
ison in all sized cuts We're offered to
the highest bidder. The deer have
been kept in cold storage. 1t will be
the first time on record here that deer
meat has been placed up at auction
and it will afford many a chance to
secure a deer steak or roast for
Christmas dinner.
And this is how It all came about
Recently Game Warden William A.
caught two men with deer
meat in their possession, which. he
confiseated. 1t was but a day or so
more until he caught two more with
deer in their possession. 1t was de-
rlded BY the Clarke county game COM
mission to offer the venison at public !
auction ana thus give everyone who I
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-12-27

on the day scheduled.
IL rained here all last week. all this
week and today, and IL looks like rain
for another couple OF months.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-12-27

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph N.
Scott on Lewis street was last eyen-
ing made the scene Of a delightful af-
fair when numbers Of the choir of the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-12-27

Added TO al this. the pneumatic
clocks stopped this morning, as tho
plant supplying the power for them
had no more coal. There are thous-
ands of Parisians who regret that. un
like the clocks, the world did not stop
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-12-27

Meanwhile the scarcity OF coal is
causing the greatest worry and suffer-
ing and greater part of Paris is
without gas. while suburban towns
have gas for a few hours each day
and their train service is only one
third of normal. Subway trains not
only are fewer than heretofore. but
are slower.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-12-27

wants deer meat chance to obtain
some.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-24
HERE AND THERE
ITEMS Of Interest to Local People
About Wheeling Folks. SUcict!os
and Organizations.

Wheeling Chapter of tho American
Rrd rrcGs will conduct a campaign for
old clnihinE TO be- sent TO refugees in
Europe.
Wheeling Lodge No. ia. Knights OF
Pythias will hold a biz get together
meeting this evening ut tho Masonic
temple. on Market street.
High school gym CLASSES arc planning
two exhibitions Wednesday and Thurs
lay afternoon tho classes will work for
tho benefit Of school boys and girls.
Thursday evening a demonstration will
be hold for parents
Tho Mt. de- Chantal fire department
has voted in favor of a tunnel through
Rrylnann's hill rs a memorial 10 Wheel
inr's soldiers. Everybody would pay 81
fn1. n copy Of that resolution. to be used
on their funny page.
Passengers were slightly shaken UP
when a South Side city line car loft the
trarE on cha pine street near Thirty
seventh and jammcd into tho curb. No
ono was hurt.
Col"man's big chemical and analytical
IN horatories have moved from $500
Chaplinn street 10 the top floor Of the
city hank building.
r. l.. Frazier starts on his new job Of
city iruant officer today. He has r.
signed as state humane officer and
county probation officer II. L. Putnam,
state director Of humane agents, will BE-
n the McLure hotel today to meet candi-
da:as for Frazier's job.
The Rcdpath chatauoua will appear at
Bridge Park again this season. No pro-
gram has as yet been announced.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-24
TIE LITTLE PINK GIRL"

Leonard Grover. tho we'll known
character comedian. Will be soon n
new farce with music called The Little
Pink Devil" at the Court Wednesday,
March g. The story Of this 1arclAl
play concerns one. Dewitt Cliht"h
Hyde. 81 retired merchant wh" win
his wife and daughter. comes to. a sea-
side hotel az large proportions, there 10
yet rest and recreation. Tho wife Is
Of 4 somewhat Jealous disposition ana
is one of those commanding hEureS
known as militant surtragcttrs. ana
she NJ al! times seems to keep an eye
on her husband. who IS not above en-
Toying himself IN manner not at all
TO rho liking Of his better halt. AT INC
SAME hotel. is living young actress
and cabaret performer who is known
as The Little Pink Devil. 20 ner
many admirers. and who instantly Do
comes ;tttracIivn in the eyes or The r.
tired merchant Ills cndearors towards
having 4 quiet little luncheon with the
actress withcu: having his VIE hho
out all about i, occasion numerous anu
amusing complications
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-24
CHAUTAUOUA TO
COME TO WHEELING

TinelinesS will be tho keynote OF the
1919 Chautauqua season. according 70
the announcement made by Manager w.
Y, Harrison. OF the Rcdpath Bureau. just
before sailing for E;urnDc where he IL TO
secure ono or moro headline speakers for
the Bridge Park program this summer.
Tho wcrlds period Of transitioI is nor
the first occasion on which the PLATFORM
mas been recognized rs safe and pow
crful guild" Of thought and action. nut
TODAY, even moro than in the important
period Immediately following tho Civil
War, there is call for the greatest
minds nf Europe and America.
Supplcmcrting the talent h" will Sc
cure while abroad. Mr. Harrison will
present on iris seasons seven day pro-
gram such features as The Melting
Pot by n cast If New York dra ma lists:
Lou 7. Bnauchamp. humorous phlloso-
phcr and worll traveller: Henry A.
Adrian. tho Burbank man: tho Weber
Na1c Quartet Of New York City; the
Allhra Concert company. group o.
ruuuc women riolinists: Katherine
Rldecwav. reader supreme: with num-
der Of other stars in the world OF music
and sncAnh.
Immediately following the 1919 Chau-
tauQua season there will h" held in chi
rayo n Jubilee celebration To commence
rate tho fiFtirth anniversary Of ihH
founding of the Rrdpath Bureau. Noted
public men from Washington and else
where will &c in attcnda,!cr. Bohumir
XIII. whose band was heard here last
scasnn will furnish en- organization OF
Inh pieces.
Sec. after Manager Harrison's return
from Europs ChautauQua dates and pr"
grams will hn presented for the consld'
rration Of the local committee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-24
O, '. 7. { |. A. IN
BUSY SESSION.
Committee Of Eight Appointed to Boost
Construction work In the Ohio
Valley.

Thu regular meeting Of the Ohio VAL
ley Trades and Labor Assembly was
held yesterday afternoon. put yer! III
Tie action was taken, although mucn
discussion cnsucd throughout inc ihee'
ing. t..oo
will meet in the hall Monday. evening.
March 81. 10 admit all organizations
that arc entitled to membership
The legislative committee reported
the various actions taken toward chm
mating the constabulary bill now being
discussed BY the house at Charleston.
An incomplete .report'was made oy tho
committee appointed to prepare a mu,
nicpal ticket and action was deferreu
until next meeting, when lull TepoFI
will DC made. .;
,.ith no Tinted States Labor Working
Commission service. and legislature was
made. all of which were referred 10
tho executive committee.
The discussion of the convention that
is TO be held in Clarksburg. May 1Zth.
By the State Federation or LABOR, nus
arpoint q delegation and TO complete
other . arrangements. :.
A committee of eight was appointed
IN boost the building and construcuonat
work in this section including the 1ol-
lowing:
Walter Hilton of the Sheet Metal
Workers. ,,-..,,
crs local al. 1.,
Workers. ,,.,.
Bert Mute of Carpenters local. 1911.
s. r. Lrnard Of Engineers local III.
] B Gomtz Of Painters local VI.
This committee will meet AZ Elocs
Thursday evening in the Schmulbach
building, room els.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-24

left for Pittsburgh at 10 4. M. with
big "Trip uf freight.
Th" Liberty leaves At noon today for
Mct'"En@llsvillc
The Helen T.. will ~ III tonight from
New Maiamnras.
Th,. General rrnwtlrr will arrive
from Pittsburgh carly Wednesday
morning and lrar9 for Charleston at
{ Il. M.
The Helen l.. leaves tomorrow at
nom for New Matanuras.
Tine Verne swain is hcinC 0vorha ulcd
and #rGubhrd preparatory 10 rrsumlng
her summer trade She is in winter
quarters 1T rLrE"rSburG 1T the mouth
OF Tho l.itll" kHilHwhI river.
TIL" repairs on Ih' cylinder Of the
G., renal Wood al Point Pleasant have
been finished. and III General Perish
ing Will transfer her freight 10 the
Wood. which will take IL 10 Cincinnati
and resume her trips in The Cincinnati
and Pitt shurfh trade. She will leave
Cincinnati nj o'clock tomorrow aft
"rnrnn and pass this city on her way
up Friday morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-24
Warburg Declines Post
On Peace Delegation

LONDON. March e2.-MaX Warburg
tho banker and Professor w. NJ. A.
Schuccking. IF MariJurg University. have
declined to hecnrn" members Of the Ger
man delegation to the peace conference.
according 10 n Copenhagen dispatch to
tho Exchange TrleSra ph company. It is
now understood the German delegates
will consist Of Count Won Brociilorff-
T2ant5au. tho foreign minister: Dr. Ed
urad David. first president OF the Ma
ticnal assembly: DR.. David Adolph Mucl-
le-. Herr Gcisburg. minister Of posts and
tclegraphs and probably Karl Kautsky. n
financial man in place Of Herr Warburg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-24
"PARLos, BEDROOM AND BATH

Astounding with Snappy dialoSQc. or
if;inai situations and = pt"; or never
ending interest "I'arl"r. bedroom ana
Bath" tho A. IL. Woods famous 1af'"
festival which c"mas [" IN" 'I'"F'
,hr,,rr or, Friday and Saturday. March
oS-nc IS said 10 b" ihc most lauThahi>
entertainment &C n" past ton years.
Fresh frnm 4 season ot triumph that
lasted five mouths IN Chicago and Scvc1
,nuuthS II NV York. wh"r" THIS atrac-
lion has Just rnd"d it's engagement III
tn" .l:.pub!ic theatre. "Parl"r. H"dr""N
and Bath will BIZ given local theatre
roc.s IL its entirety. with tn" sam"
production and tn" usual east "f 'he
Woods standard. What tran$p'res wh'n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-24
DOC" HILL RENEWING
OLD ACQUAINTANCES

Sergeant Lloyd Hill Familiarity known
n, Doc" arrived Saturday in Wheeling.
The sergeant was recently honorably dis
charged from the service after twelve
months service over seas with the 26th
Engineers (Watcr Supply who were al
tachcd to the Goth division. Hill. it will
BE- remembered was formerly the Sccrc-
tary Of the eccentric hobo king" left
Davis, who visited this city about three
years ago. Doc" left the service Of the
king when he saw this thriving cji$.
and was for Il time. ono of The 1nIclli-
gcnccrs force. Two gears ago he en-
listed in the Goth Engineers and since
then has been soldering at homo and
abroad. Mr. Hill does not intend to re-
main in Wheeling. but will start soon
for his HON" ~ Dallas. Texas. His
many friends hrTe are welcoming him
home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-24
RIVER NEWS

Tho rlv"r was /" feet and falling
slowly on tn" wharf marks At y. m.
yesterday. and lhr stag" 1T tn" foot
"a MrAl"Chrn dana was II feet | inch
and falling slowly. The Allegheny and
MrnnnGah"lt ar" falling alunS Their
entire r"ur%". and the Dh.n $ falling
at all points above t'lnCinnati.
Yesterday was Il fairly busy day on
the wharf. with thr"" arrivals and two
dcpar,urrS The Liberty cam" in a.
noun from Fark'rs burg with I hig Trip.
Tho General I'rrSnIn- arrived from
Pittsburgh ut , o'clnck in III" morning
and left for Point Pleasant ut t Il. m.
who:" $h" VII Turn h"r trip over 10
tho General Wood and hc taken 10
charleston. The 'irncral Crnwdcr ar
rived from Charleston al o'clock ami
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-24
CLAT0R TRIAL
SET FOR TODAY

Tho case Of tho state -. MIS-. Mar
earct Clator is scheduled To so TO trial
in the criminal court this morning. The
defendant IS charged with the MURDER
~ hc- husha nd. John T. Clator. whom
she shof ana killed Z! the home out the
pilza carly last, February. When ar
-airnrd in cGCri n wcck ago III" &C.
f"rdart was so wax that she was un-
able to stand unsupported and it Is
doubtful IF hcr physical condition at
tho present time will permit Of h"r
going through the ordeal Of 4 trial
She will b. defended by Attorney J. Is.
randla:l. TIL" C!alcr case is tho last
Jury case on the criminal docket
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-24
GETTING READY FOR THE
G. A. r. ENCAMPMENT

Committees III charge Of lh"' state g.
g. r. cncampmcHt - hn held in Wheel
ing next May. HAY" secured the auditor
sum for their sessions. rh" executive
c"mnitte" il. charge of all arranc cmHnts
- composed Of: Thomas y. Salisbury.
chairman: j. t. Hughes. secretary and
w :. Grafton. treasurer.
The MrLurr Motel will he q. \. II.
headquarters for ali visitors. Th" hotel
management has rendered tn" T"trranS
rn"nS at Sl.nn Per day. Memorial ser
I!cr& will b" hrld 1T Fourth street NJ. l..
church. Tn" general c"Tnmitt"" meets
March &c TO complete its program.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-24
COMMUNITY HOUSE
FOR WORLD WAR VETS

Members Of tn" World War Veterans
otg;tniEatiou ar" talking Of taking over
tho city hank building on Market street
as II crmmuuity house.. Tho soldier
boys hly" named IN advisory commit
tee composed ~! III" ciiy'$ biggest husi-
ness and prni"$S."na: men and Will ask
their aid and aGv!c" in a campaign to
max" i community military house L Ger
tuintN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-24
THE PROBATION WIFE"

The Probation Wife," Norma raj
madgc'S latest picture. IN which sh" is
presented BY Joseph NJ. Schenck. will
he seen on Monday, Tuesday ana
Wednesday, at the Liberty theatre. II
is tho story Of the inmate Of motor
ious safe who later reforms through
tho love and trust OF a good man.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-24
THE nuSCHIEE MAKERS.

A GOOD show in c"ery particular VIII
be offered at the Court theatre. To-Day
and tomorrow. when ihe MlScoi"t
Makers" take the stag" FOR the usual
two days period. This aggregation "l
clever performers promise I" gre
hr-,eans,c patrons one of tho most JOY
-, entertainments they Will get this
season THc management has o""n
rsneciallv fortunate IN engaging soy
eral performers VINO can deliver 'H'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-24
l,rls IN 1.nncrnlIS measure.

goods in generous mcasuTc. There IS
Jc" E'r".ti. the popila" eccentric comic.
and Joe Wilton. MIR. Joe Freed is one
If tn, best laugh makers on the stag"
and keeps the house IN an uproar when
he is in action. Mabel Clark and Mabel
Lea. riayinj; Snubrrt;e roles for The
Mischief Makers are Il dainty type OF
livrliu"sS. possessing y sweet voice and
each Il nimpl" pair Of feet. Rena
Eivicnnc. the leading woman is hand
SOM. prinl;. donna. who is an excellent
foil for the comedians.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-24
TALENTED ACTRESS IN
EYE FOE EYE"

Eazimova. conceded 10 be IN" most
talented actress On tho screen. Will De
seen in a thrilling production Eye Tor
Eve" at the Virginia theatre. Monday
tuesday and Wednesday. This play IS
vivid drama of the Orient and inc
Great star will be seen in the role OIL
Hassouna. a girl Of the desert.