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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 19, 1918)
1 THE PRECOX STATESMAN'; SCXDAY. 31AY lft 1018 Flares and 1 Flickers Beginning next Sunday. 'IeCs Get t Divorce.- with Billie Burke as tl iur. will be the feature of the pro gram at the Oregon theater. This la a superb picture, in which Misa Burke appears at her best to the role of a romantic convent girl. ' , , : J- - " j Tse smile-a-mlnuto man, "George Walsh In "Some Boy" at the IJberty today, t - '- ; ; ;: . It Is aald Douglas Fairbanks pays an Income tax on $450,000. Mary pickford on $250,000, and CtiapUn -a $100,000. r Face to face with the kaiser. t!h ritlxens of Salem will find them aelves on May 30 ,'and they will sp pore vividly than ever before, the ruthless workings of the insane im perialism with which our bojrs are battling at this moment in France. Coming. "The Kaiser." Charles Ray will be seen in his next picture. "Playing the Came." at the Oregon next week. Earl and Curtis, a pleasant appear ing chap with a remarkable aptness for repartee and a brunette of fas cinating mannerisms and superb looks, comprise this team, of enter tainers who present their latest com edy from the pen of Louis Weslrn. entitled "Some Trip." On the Hip podrome show at the Bligh today. . To be cooped up in an express car. fed I by the agent and generally treated as an animal, s the experi ence; that befalls Vivian Martin in "Unclaimed Goods," her latest Para mount vehicle, which will be rhown at the Oregon theater next Wednes day and Thursday. Norma Talmadge in "The Law of Compensation" will be the big fea ture at the Liberty next Thursday. Economy True The quejtion of Clothes should not be HOW CHEAP but HOW GOOD ? Witlr the Condition the wool eea markets, even staple patterns of suitings almost entirely off the market, fend the Government taking oxer the wool supply woolen goods will be almost im- possible to get My large stock of all-wool materials is at your disposal Order now for future needs. ; D.H. M0SHER . Tailor to Men and Women. 474 Court Street b j Salem, Oregon WW SPECIAL PRICES FOR PAIE." An opportunity to do your painting economically. PA II N in all colors TS ar . - go per gallon and up Ycur house will deteriorate if not painted. Yon cannot afford to neglect it, with paint at these prices. Come in sad let us show yon our assortment of colors and kinds. SALEM HARDWARE CO. 3 State Street Phone 172 Oregon, again this weep In "Ameri can Aristocracy" considered by photoplay critics as the best picture he ever made; Wednesday and Thursday are the days set for his Salem appearance Instead uf Wallace Held In the1"House of Silence.- as was formerly advertised Tor the Ore gon on those dates. A big special Red Cross feature lo two reels. -The Spirit of the Red Cross," shows geographically Jur.t what the Red Cross are doing In France. The story is by James Mont gomery Flagg and will be shown In addition to the regular program at the Liberty next Tuesday and Wed- nesaay. Douglas Fairbanks will be at Ulneketa street at ll:t "a. m. and p. ni. Subject Bible lessen "Mortal and Immertals". Sunday school at l:U a. m. Wednesday evening testimonial meeting at s:ae o'clock, hrtdini; room In Masonic Temple, suite 2H9. ia open vry day eseept hunday and holiday rrtm 11:45 a. m. to a:-p. m. ai! are cordially Invitml to our servicea and to visit the reading room. NOW PLAYINQ First ChrUllan Charch, Corner rliah and Center, tf. T. Porter, minister, lit Die rrnoul :4 a. in. lt. II. C. Kpley, diret-lor.. i.reat orrheaira and rlaaaes fur all. Coma and se a live scltool. Wt-ranip and aermon a. in. subject "It Is Kiniahed." Cltrmt tan Kndeavor junior i and senior 7:t0 p. m. Kvenin service : p. -m. sub )ect "lias Christianity Failed r This ia Mr. Porter's laxt Sunday before starling for . Krance. Special music. Everybody's favorites. Jack Pick ford and Louise Huff, at the Oregon today in "His, Majesty Bunker Bean." m ii . Mary Pickford had best Icok well to her laurels, for "little brother" Jack Is coming' more and more to the front as one of the most popular juvenile stars of screendora. ;n his newest picture "His Majesty Bunker Bean," from the ft dry toy. slariV Leon Wilson. Jack Pickford has giv en a charming interpretation of the imaginative young stenographer. Louise Huff plays "The Flapper." Bunker is featured at the Oregon today. U Glenna. a charmingly beautiful woman of the Jnnoesque type, pre sents an . unusual singing number, which Is billed under the titU of 'Double Voice Singer." Vaudeville nas bad many male double voice artists and a very small number of females .who made an effort in this line, rather unsuccessfully though. sNot so. however. In this case, for Ulenna has demonstrated her right of superiority over male and female as a double , voice singer. On th Hippodrome show at the Bligh today. Old photographs of early resident! and historic landmarks are being collected by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Niemeyer (Blanche LIston) for use In compiling special' data. Salem is one of the old western cities and is rich with relics if they could only be collected. CHURCHES Lsll Methadlat KaWaaaL South Commercial and Meyers streets. Horace N. Aldrich. pastor. 9:45 a. m. Sunday school, with classes for all a sea. E. A. Rhoten. auperintendent. Primary department under the direction of Mr a. Mason Bishop. ll:t a. m. and 1:60, p. ra. Public worahip. with sermon by the pastor. Morning- theme. The World'a Ureatest Orsanixation In the Intereat of Humanity." 2:45 p. m. The Epworth Leatrue will sins; at the Salem hospital. 7:v p. m. the devotional meetinc of the Epworth League, led by Miss Helen Ingrey. Special music at all services. Seat Salens Friends. South Commercial and Washing-ton atreeu. H. K. Pemberton. pastor Bible aohool at 10 a. m. clasae for all. Albert Miller, superintendent. Meeting for worship and preaching at 11:0 a. m. and t:00 p. m. Christian Endeavor at ?: p. nu First Cnnrebi ( Chriat. SetenttaC -! Sunday services are held at 4a Che- Chnreli af Ged. 17 Fairground road. Hunday school 10. Preaching service ll:t a. in. Sub ject "The Kingdom of Uod.; What Kind of a Kingdom It is; Where it Is Locat ed; Mode or Knirance Ita rTults. etc" Young Peoples meeting every second and fourth Sunday 7:0t p. m. Preaching service 1:45 p. in. 1'rayer meeting p. m. All are cordially Invited to at tenu. J. J. Uillespie. pastor. First aVaptUC Dr. Q. F. Holt's theme this morning at the Kirst Baptist church will be "Walking With Uod." The evening ser vice will be In charge of McMlnnvtlle college teachers and stundents. This Is in observance of McMinnville college nay. This afternoon two members of the factulty. Mra. C C Potter, head of the department of music and Misa Isa bel M. Ci rover, profeaaor of history, with about twentyvflve students of the college will motor over from McMinn ville. They will be the guests of the Young People's society of the Baptist church. A lunch will be served at four o'clock. Mr. Carey Bishop will head the Young People's meeting at aeven o'clock. The members of the senior class will have charge of the evening service at eight ocloclc There will be several speakers and special music ren dered by members of the college glee clubs. These services are free to the public and will be interesting to every one. Raral Caagregatlaaal H. C Stover, minister. Hundsjr school at 10 a. m. Morning service at 11 a. m. Central CangTegatlenal. South Nneteenth and Kerry streets. H. C Stover, minister. Sundsy school it II l m. ITnf IS. A. Hancock, super intendent. Christian Endeavor at 7:15 p. m. Evening service at p. First Ceearrega Ueaa I. Liberty and Center streets. Dr. W. C. Kantner. minister. lt:0 a. m. Sun day school. Prof W. I. Staley. super intendent. Classes for old and young. tl:0 a. m. aermon subject: The Ked Red Cross." 7:t p. m. Christian En deavor. Miss -Elisabeth Bayne. leader. : p. m. -Paul the Patriot" followed by motion pictures. A welcome for everybody. i Highland Frlenda. Sunday school at l:t a. m. Preach ing service at ll:v a. m. Christian En deavor at :45 p. m. Evening service at :M p. m. Prayer meeting every Thurs day night at :0 p. m. Everyiag one invited to attend these services. Come and hear the full go per p reach eo. Josephine Hockett. psstor. . St. Fanra Ckareh Fplaeepal. Robert 8. Gill, rector. Service for Whit Sunday: Holy communion 7:Jt a. m. Second celebration. choral, and address. 11:00 a. m. Evensong and ad dreaa S:00 p. m. Sunday school S:4S a. m. W. C T. TC. Rev. F. C Porter of the Christian church will speak at the W. C T. U. hall at 4:00 o'clock' this will be your last chance to hear Mr. Porter on tha subject before leaving far. Franca, . Jaaeaj Lee MetfcWdlat. Sunday school. Chaa. Hageman, sup erintendent, meets at 9:45 a. m.- Morn- 32VJLL 2 p.m: TIL 11 ZZ3 ITS THE BIG SHOW IN TOWN TODAY COME EARLY . EARL AND CURTIS In their Latest Comedy, "SOME TRIP" GLENNA DOUBLE VOICE SINGER MILLER AND MORRISON TWO GIRLS AND A PIANO LOUISE L0VELT In a Special Feature, "NOBODY'S W1TE" "NOBODY'S WIFE" COMEDY WEEKLY t FINLEY NATURE PICTURE V THEATRE THERE HE IS! GEORGE WALSH . ' - The brightest, breeziest, most refreshing Star in Motion Pictures the man who made the smile famous; the most versatile actor of light comedy on the screen; the player who has eleven miles of personality to the square inch the man ; f 1 In a 5-Act Comedy Drama CIcan-Up. ORflEIBOY. t ' ' - r . x i 4 v i s A Also Sunshine Comedy, "THE SON OF A GUN" A- TODAY TOMORROW TWO FAVORITES JACK PICKFORD AND LOUISE HUFF In the Best Comedy Drama of the Season His' Majesty : Bunker Bean" Yon won't know the supreme joy of being "on the Sunny Side of the Street" until you see. this Joyous tale of a Reckless Financier. OTHER dohts MISS SCHELBERG AT THE ORGAN CONTINUOUS SHOW The OREGON GO tng worship at ll:tt o'clock. Sermon by the pastor. Epworth and n termed -late Leagues meet at 1 o'clock, p. m. Evening worship at 9:09 o'clock. The pastor will preach. A cordial invlta uon Is extended to all. Come spend an hour with us It will be helpful to you. A. LAcy. pastor. First Presey tartan. Rev. T. S. Anderson of Portland will occupy the pulpit morning and evening. Morning service at 11: wo'clock. even Ing service at S o'clock. Music at both services by the chorus choir under the direction of Miss Minetta Magers. Sun. day school at t:4i a. m. Junior Christ ian Endeavor at 4:0 o'clock. Senior Christian Endeavor at 7 o'clock. Mid week prayer service Ehursday at o'clock. ' i lowing the sermon.. . , wedish Tabernnete Mefbedlst. South Fifteenth and Mill streets. Jonn Ova 11. minister. Sunday school at 1:99 p. m. ust Anderson, super intend enu Miss Hannah Chrlstensen. assist ant. All welcome. tate laatltattMs. Services at the Institutions Sunday will be held aa follows. 1:3 p. m. Chemawa Indian school, by U. F. Holt. : p. m. Olrl's Training School by Delia Onwdfr Miller t li p. m. Tu- beecUsU Hoepital. by-. Wells. Cias Me4badlt. Center street. Southeast corner 13 street, a. 8. Roeder. minister. Sabbath school 1 a. tm English aad Uerman claseen. Preaching service at 1 1 o'clock and preeentatlon ef Red Cross work. In the evening the Epworth Leagne will render another patriotic n'orm. a service flag consisting of six stars will be presented and letters ruM Mr boya in Kraace read. Prayer "leettnr Thursday evening at 111 Hood street. IH p. m. The story of Jesus the Christ. Pre sented in Bibical form, by Prof. Delia Crowder Miller's class In vocal Interp retation of the Bible Willamette uni versity.) 8unday morning. May llth. Frst l. E. Church. Oregon Prelude. "For Behold Darkness Shall Cover the Earth." Mr. K. R. Jones. Prophesies. Miss Florence TwidwelL His birth. Miss Nellie Beover. His Ministry. Mr. Joheph lie finer. The congregation will unite In the Lord's Prayer. "He Shall Feed His Flock." Miss Veneta McKin ney. Hia Ministry continued. Mr. J. Fred McOrew. His triumphant Entry. Mr. Wm. NIcholL His laat discourses with His disciples. Miss Beover. "Come Unto Him." Miss Louise Ruth Benson. In Gethsemane. Mr. J. W. Warrell. His trsL Mr. Benner. His crucifixion. Miss Faye Bolln. "I Know That My Re deemer Livith." Miss Iala Bell Mac Addam. His Resurrection. Mr. McCrew. Benediction. Dr. R. N. Avlson. The music Is from the Messiah. First Metbedlat. - State and Church streets. 11:M a. m. prelude. Red Cross work. Sermon by the pastor. 1:99 p. m. Mr. Richards Sunday school class will give n pro gram at the Old Peoples Home. p. m. meeting of all interested In the Red Cross drive in the lecture room. p. m. The Epworth league. First: Miss Ralin. leader. Second: Misa Find ley, leader. Junior: Mlaa Bretherton. tender. p. m. Mr. Diss Delia Crowd der .Miller's class In vocal interpreta tion will give the story of Jesus the Christ. RigdonVFuneral Parlors . .v. - . ... , .-' -. '. . mr The Home of Square Dealing. Beautifully Appointed Private driveway. Superior service. Lowest in cost. Cewrt Street Cbnren. Seventeenth and Court streets. Frank E. Jones, pastor. A welcome to all ati the Bungalow Bible school at a.! m Preaching at ll:t a. m. Junior 11:2 a. m. Evening Y. P. 8. C. E. at 1:99 . Sermon at Quite an Inter est -Is manifested In the sermons on John's osoel. 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