jrsday, October II, 1917Printing a Specialty Advertising Rates Reasonable.ION.hes to t thegivenonian.madeCata* P stu-lusivenusic. s the tnd in atory i stu-rationscreen production, the scenes of which ^ dresses, 1 skirt, 1 suit from Mrs. W. A.Barnes; 1 middy, 1 child’s coat, woman’s coat, pair bedroom slippers, 2 pairs shoes 2 dress skirts and underwear from Miss Marjorie Bradstreet.Signed. M. J. McC., Set;.ousictake place before Grace Church in NewYork, the photo play shows the church itself.Through his former screen perform-Iances John Barrymore, the popular young comedian earned the right to be I ranttH as tUfi JCofemost laugh-makcrj that ever appeared on the screen. In the five part film adaptation of Leo Ditriehstein’s world-famous farce “Are You a Mason?” on the Paramount program showing at the Opera House, Monday evening, he surpasses the distinction of his previous triumphs and attains a success that can be describedby the word phenomenal. Hispowers of facial expressionGRANVILLE SCHOOJ- NEWS.only amazinglarge dr I-nation of Newark people came up last Friday to see the game be-TWeefTNewark and Granville high schools, Among them was Mr. Barnes, principal of the Newark High School. Although the Newark team was much heavier, our boys put up a good game. The score was 7-9 in favor of Newark but virtually it was a victory for Granville.The Board of Education met Saturday and elected Miss Edna Duffey of Lima, Ohio, to teach the eighth grade. Miss Duffey is a graduate of Toronto University and also has taken special work inJ a — _ JLL'__: _ _ _ ... « • • • _. - -W