THE
H ER M ISTO N H E R A LD , H ER M ISTO N , ORECtfH
h e ig h t of p o pularity in M oncton H of.
te ’a g re a t screen dram a, “ P a n th e a "
w ill reappear In the role of P an th e a
B om off a t the P lay House next W ed
nesday w hen “ P a n th e a ” re tu rn s for
an engagem ent.
T his la the play In w hich Mme.
Olga P etrova sta rre d so successfully
on th e A m erican stage several years
ago and w hich created a furore
th ro u g h o u t Europe, being acclaim ed
one of th e stro n g est d ram as of the
age. I t w as chosen for M ss T al-
m adge as th e title role affords th e
b eau tifu l and talen ted young player
I th e g reatest o p p o rtu n ity of h er car-
' eer for em otional acting.
T he story is th a t of a young R us
sian p ian ist, who, suspected of N ihil
ism, escapes to E ngland, w here she
falls in love w ith a stru g g lin g com
poser. They are m arried an d se ttle
In P aris, w here P a n th e a 's husband
trie s in vain to get a h e a rin g for
h is opera. The m any d ’sappoint-
, m ents Im pair h is h ealth and the
physicians declare th a t he w ill die
unless his am bition to have h ’s operg-lj
produced is realized. F or th e sake of
her husband P an th e a m akes a com- 11
p act w ith an elderly ad m irer who '
has g re a t influence in m usical circles |
H er saci flee b rin g s about th e I
triu m p h a n t production of her h u s - ' I
b a n d ', opera, b u t a t the m om ent ol i!
h ig g re a t success he discovers the
m an n er in w hich P a n th e a Induced
h er friend, th e B aron, to ex ert his in
fluence.
K I N G S L E Y ’S
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Showing Those
Drosses, Goats,
Sweater
W eath er
Real
Jantzens
at
$9.00
$11.00
.This situ atio n leads to one of the
stro n g est d ram atic clim axes ever
seen on the screen an d In th e end
P a n th e a and h e r husband a re recon
ciled Just as the long arm of the
R ussian secret police stretch e s out
from P etrograd to size Its prey In
P aris.
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K n ittin g Y arns
a t th e conference. W hile aw ay he to m ake th e trip suggested by this
also visited in B urns, K ans.
subscriber in a rre a rs:
Dear G lobe-Tim es:— I got your
George Strohm shipped a carload le tte r about w ho I owe. Now be
OceurenfM o f Interest Gleaned Here
of hoga ou t last Saturday.
paeh u n t. I a in ’t forgot you. Plees
and There About th e City and
w ate. W hen sum foots pay me I pay
Neighborhood
F rid ay , N ovember 17, has been; you. If th is was Judgem ent day and
named by th e C om m unity club for you w as no more prepaired to m eet
your M aker a« i am to m eet your
K ingsley sella Romun Meal H ealth th e ir piny.
Broad.
Adv.
Bill, you su re would go to hel. T ru st-
No P aren t-T each ers’ m eeting w ill in you will do this. Yours Trooly—
Soren Jensen motored to Pendleton be held th is m onth. A nnouncem ent Mat M atson.— Condon Globe-Times.
of th e next m eeting w ill be m ade la t.
S aturday night.
er.
H erm iston Market and G rocery will
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close all day S atu rd ay , A rm istice
n u m b in g In th e new postofflce
Next W ednesday evening th e R e D«y-
Adv.
building on Gludys avenue w as s ta r t,
ed W edneaday. I. E. P u tm an is doing bekah lodge w ill serve a cafeteria
j lunch a t th e I. O. O. F. h all A p ro NORMA TALMADGE
the work.
gram has been arran g ed an d every
HERE WEDNESDAY
one Is cordially Invited to a tte n d and
Apple parking Is going m errily on.
Join In th e good tim e.
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Norm a Talm adge, who reached the
M anager George Briggs sayH they ex.
pect to have th e work done in a n
A real en te rta in m e n t Is promised
o th er week. W ednesday a car was
loaded for shipm ent to tlio D akotas. I when th e C om m unity club presents
its play N ovember 17. The club Is
I devoting h o u rs to m ak in g th e play
Mrs. W . If. Hamm arriv ed In
a success and i t ’s prom ised to be
H erm iston Sundny from M urray, In.
th at in every respect. The best ta l
She was accom panied by h er m other.
en t in the city has been obtained.
Mrs. Phebe H ill of E arlham . In., and
Mrs. S. C. Lochrie. Mrs. Hamm came
Tho A rm istice Day dance and pro
here to Join h er husband who is
gram planned for th e A uditorium has '
connected w ith th e bnnK here. Mrs.
been indefin itely postponed. Apple
Lochrie hag been on an extended vis
packing In th e building could not be
it In Iowa and middle west points.
finished in tim e to vacate th e place.
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Lids to fit two quart pans, 20c
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For this Special Sale we have also greatly reduced
the price on every article of Aluminum Ware in our
stock. Many other bargains are-even better than
those listed. See our window display for the best bar
gains in Aluminum Ware that were ever offered in
Hermiston.
These Special Prices are for
CASH ONL Y
to n » have now been honorably met.
“ T he A m erican Red Cross w ill p re
serve th e confidence of th e A m erican
people by a conscientious and reso
lu te effort to keep down overhead ex
Red Cross nurses and w orkers, $200,-
pense w ith o u t loss of efficiency in
000; fo r Roll Cali assistance fu rn ish
those activities w here the Red Cross ed to chapters, $190,000; for unfor-
h as unquestioned obligations and re seen contigencies, $100,000.
sponsibilities.”
Less th an $500,000 is set aside for
F o u r years a fte r th e end of the m anagem ent in th e n atio n al o rg an
W orld W ar the one “ unquestioned ization. T he ratio of m anagem ent ex
o b lig atio n " w hich the Red Cross is pense to th e to tal expenditure last
m eeting w ith a sp irit of lib erality year w as f ve and tw o -ten th s per
both in funds and service, is the w ork cent, and it i sexcepted th a t the ratio
fo r d ’sabled ex-service men and th e ir th is year w ill fail below five per
dependents. Of the dom estic budget cent.
$3,030,692.90 is set a p a rt by the
In tho budget fo r foreign opera
n a tio n al organization for soldier tions, the item s for the child h ealth
service— $366,000 m ore th a n w as ex program in E urope and m edical and
pended In 1921-22. The increase is hospital supplies fo r R ussia repre
im p erativ e in order to keep pace sen t m ore th a n tw o -th ird s of th e en_
w ith th e dem ands for on Ju n e 1 la st tire foreign allotm ent. The child
27,4 87 ex-service men w ere under h elth program gets $641,314.10, b u t
treatm en t from th e governm ent, 1,- th is is the balance of fundB c o n trib u t
187 m ore th an recorded la st year. ed to th e A m erican Red Cross speci
T his figure is exclusive of service fically for th is purpose. T he $1,834,-
to 11,087 enlisted men of th e re g u lar 044.83 for R ussian supplies is th e
arm y and navy reported u n d er tr e a t balanco of funds made available by
m ent in governm ent hospitals. V et th e Red Cross for m edical and hos
eran aid is regarded as a Red Cross pital relief in th e fam ine-stricken
w ork w hich m ust supplem ent th e pro a ie a s of th a t country, and th ia m on
gram of m ass re h a b ilita tio n under ey is expended under the directions
federal law s and reg u latio n s th rough cf tho A m erican R elief A dm inistra
ind iv id u al m in istra tio n and in terest. tion.
O ther o u tsta n d in g dom estic item s
Of the rem ain d er of th e foreign op
in the 1922-23 b udget a re : F o r ds- eratio n s budget. $928718.15 th e re ie
a s te r relief. $750,000; for em erg ap p ro p riated for the liq u id atio n and
encies in ch a p te r w ork $500,000; com pletion of general Red Cross re
fo r service and assistance to ch a p te r lief activ ities In E urope $600,000
and th e ir branches, $1,293,000; for w hich Includes th e expense of relief
assistance to o th er o rg an izatio n s and w ork am ong thousands of R ussians
educational, in s titu tio n s th a t tra in q u artered in C onstaninople. F or as-
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slstance to th e L eague of Red Cross
Societies $200»000 is set aside. The
balance of the foreign funds provides
$108,000 fo r Ju n io r A m erican Red
Cross projects in E urope; $5,718.15
for th e W arsaw tra in in g school for
nurses, w hich rep resen ts co n trib u
tions to th e Red Cross restricted to
th is purpose, and lesser am ounts for
co n tin u in g th e w ork In au g u rated by
th e A m erican Red Cross In Posen,
P rag u e and B ulgaria a t tra in in g
schools for nureee.
The Red Cross m ust depend chiefly
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upon Uts vo lu n teer m em bership for fi.
n ancial support and service. In its
appeal fo r th e m ain ten an ce of
s tre n g th th ro u g h a fu ll enrollm ent
d u rin g th e a n n u al ro ll call cam paign
A rm istice Day
(Nov.
11)
and
T hanksgiving Day (Nov. 30) Inclus
ive, th e A m erican Red Cross presents
in its a n n u al fin an cial statem en t its
evidence of unlim ited w ork in th e
service of all m ankind a t th e low est
cost com m ensurate w ith adequate
s ta rd a rd s .
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Is the finest cup quality coffee to be had and if you
do not find yourself quite satisfied with what you
are now using, try a pound can of Seal Brand.
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Y ou’ll have to h u rry before they
a re all gone.
J u s t received a b a rre l of cran b er
ries. W’e have enough to assure each
bf o u r p atro n s a supply fo r T hanks
giving dinner.
Leave y o u r order fo r your T hanks
giving tu rk ey now— or as soon as
possible.
R em em ber we are headquarter* for
good th in g s to eat.
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The man of a thousand faces
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SUNDAY
You can enjoy concerts, lectures, market re
ports, base ball and other sport news by wireless
right at home and cost is not nearly what you
might. We have heard concerts from the follow
ing points at the store: Fort Worth, Texas; Kan
sas City, Denver, Salt Lake City, Phoenix, Ariz.;
Los Angeles, San Francisco, Sacramento, Reno,
Nev ; Medford, Ore.; Butte, Mont.; Great Falls,
Mont.; Havre, Mont.; Wallace, Ida.; Wenatchee,
Wash.; Vancouver, B. C.; Seattle and Tacoma;
Portland Ore. ; Calgary, Alberta, Canada. We
have also heard new sets at Pendleton and Walla
Walla test out. These will be in operation regu
larly as soon as government licence is obtained?
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