Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, January 30, 1918, Page 3

)in:.mi king fi;e bht re, & mout g tablo ofloflng.. The :‘cenle emu 4 notable. X lpoun lndueod Him to curllll Ex. Huing &pe! 1 2 Mo iy un e ® | Ided: m #| iy 2::nca lllt‘ha t:v wleoh. {IM’;:.: :nlllk 3 i b on with a newly acquired;motor;| " Adolph Dumkopft lud made a kill- risked shooting her el i e 2nd asslted. o, deteer "‘“‘,,_,*"‘“"" s asamtii |test Paramount picturs, . B; lar,’” subsides temporanily. 4nt dm depths :of despair. Her -one; of mm- M i (hope, 18 her kindly father who“tion- % PO Astll i . assed : oughly . understands the ,wild: out- Sommhmalt ] patlors. ' The ladies of Gy mm G Dl i’:“&'fi'fi°§:‘&2‘:’fi‘é?‘§f;§ '";‘am%' etits mfi?’"&fi & ivlsfon w’fll serve. Ev: Rollgr ‘w “ “sthe | pink | G187k -in -Mary -Roberts.- R!hrlguh:“t': abont:adittiedheatersparty,;and then Cal'lyle BlackWell : Aingdniuiad Mariel Ostriche Thi \ doois. | f8Mous *‘sub-deb’ story-that was .80 uhw -eat: at: Snoozen- a|o= 190“ : 4;'?1",'1' gbulu when ‘run in:the:Saturday | macheps ening Post. Tonfghtiand tomor-| = «New,.Adalpht: mmted Mrs,: E lyn Greeley: : : i rs, H, A Speck of the town of | TOW: ‘ , * | Dumkesfeetiwhasis the:gaod-of squan: | . LYEIYNL Ureeley. : ~moclety - of thej in B““““’ " 'ALICE BRAD T deriag-Atmightawag) - Now that,you've LIN— Bl , i “of 7 the [SNOURINE:.. : ) Wik oAl Do i obidt,:yommazan-well Jkeep. it for a. i o ot Mrs, l;artha Bdd tomorrow after-f. >oF EOUE 9 . onight in “Her Silent Sacxi-| & vhat wallldo.” il lal ‘THE 4% 00«”5 4 ‘noon at 2 o'cloek. . Members are re- | R P : one of the celebrated: 3 . g - to th it S : foh : % ; : have .the opportunity.« ot ‘witnessing onderful- . f . N THl.NG 3 ol 3 . Mrs. ir e thlnd u;lexi‘ted daughter of William flumfimmfim»mn had. or ; Grovh bl bl J HOSTES TO GIROLE 8 of et u“ umd_ ady in her first Seleit:feature, a plckiscsandwieh- 1o Childish's. " X A : The moral. of the .fllm is when,a : — " “I'woman loves she.is Teady, to.make mmamummwm» - G A WLB":::: ot 8:::: t:il: ' Dow't forget to_read Col. K. W.|sny.saerifice. The story is that:of a | Dretlenih ealduMre:Dpmbopff, when | | 1\, ‘on- oy, here's the Y Roeved! livers diaplapiad:! | ~124tt|poor peasant girl- who-was-saved-at "MW "Only-elghty= | " gim for you. ' Giggles: andis - orrow afternoon. =" [ the last minute B 1| 8w rdially invited. ll‘rank m ; X ute,from gelling her sou! 3 § ,,‘ot,pgymx,nvmue The skein becomes tagled but she is *Cheap at half tho price,” agreed 7 h of - : il ecmflned ‘homs wlth pleur-['extricated . at_the, 1ast.moment and | her husbapd;; a8 -he: dropped off to | . }?cil,“q: §°§'°§o§,¢°¢3§fm“, p = foy. o mnl't'“]? the {,‘“‘“h{’f her choice., aleep. Half an_hourlater; Mrs. Dum- | ; ‘through his“¢éareer A5 shown in- ; 3 Mr: ,und Mrs. B. E. Kenfield enter-}|. Biperisnced T in it Mi‘;’; gr:‘;' ;‘:&Dw“l ction And | yooer carefully removed his trousers | : this picture. = Y¥our atteiftion s - _eveRing’ comp fary T. Ar ed ‘Mr: and- Mrs. C. E. Battles ‘“m‘p; by ‘the day, lll% mfl display, her abll{tl flgm" 0| from-the-chalr by his head, extracted | | Eripped at the very atart htal Mrs, BuétapdyMiGile and;Miss-Alic) and Mrs. - Quinoy, Brooks at dinner Tefterson “Hotel.’ 6-21] | There will al 94 ui«' 8 acttesa | Lig roll from the righthandspocket,| | Plotureand held to thigv Awmfle ifi' octher dopasture | Ias) svonipe SN T ; ] s DR diyided it, with, scrupnlous fairness : \ G RAN {0 h THEATRE ‘snorts, ripples’ and- gales of-«- from: % honored: guests - Theda ;Bara. J into two equal parts, kept the six tens | are:members of the St:r. % | e — . ireturne norn © William Fox. presan;s,'% da. Bara and replaced the six fives in her hus- nln' was spent in playing eards an 4 B ~on | in the latest superpicture,,'‘Camille,” | baiid’s ‘trousers. : “'u"i::'jlm‘gf;%:m;gn wownl i Personals E : a wonderful screen adaptation of Al-| | “Iil buy something ifor ‘the house . A A . exandre Dumag’ - masterpiece, . the wm. thisy,such as, the prizes for my ~ teagher in the high school,” having b;gpmm ot be heat; | ‘Lady of the Camellias,” .. the Re: } i . servedwiheBemidil-schools. for thel) ' NFQy, ‘01d folks and yo e c,“ it “A | tomorrow. and, Friday. . This will X1-card party.nextiweek, thought, Mra, | ;. 2 past. fow. years.'She has been called [l = NCWSY Notes Treat” C. B. mw 7] P R i o o o fl"tfl"d&'ffia“ifi?.‘lé"&:‘fi'{,’e wwio| " THURS, - JAN: S to the ‘Minneapolis: schools cu nn AN 3 <45 motjon picture.patrans, and -will ha impo! nm noduo e Ry e 7 ’ /Mrs.. Harry: Flaski:of -Hibbing: s |'a tremendous influence on.the. vula:: leépitlié siéep of the foxy. | Mrs, Eva Kaiger of Northern pass-| visiting af ubemm Ql'.-\flht.l", beating box.office, the .exhibiters'| i - ed yesterday in-Bemidji with friends. | Mrs, Joe 8 r 8., B8 iger, |-chief, consideration, iy 3 ( of ‘the ‘town of ort om lox sovénl As an attraction. ‘‘Camille!, offers) SHOULD SALUTE .THE' FLAG Have 'you ordered that wood from | days. attractive possibilities.. The desire to]. Yrm— Roeves yot?:: 124tf see. Theds. Bara_as.the famous char..| Virginiah -Who'- Hae * Lived: Abroad Roller - Masgue: m& +the o rink -acter of the. .French-.writer, should Urgée Reversnce: for .the: Embiem Miss Clam Bakke_has .gone - to ursday, evei B 31 Admis- | bri big,. result, I b - s cmm e ; X 0 By 1 ‘zl;e;vao;;i where she* will vlsu for a z‘on 10c. g llfl" (h * 2-1 gi* e gxlfizereg tllllat. tl:e nh:t;n ;’sn; clana::c K of:she tey. Marrw uer" "a ’ e ; % f 2 I s, perhaps, one ,of .the. mostl|. - % Red carn ore used. for the| - - Miss Kato Ties; who: bas: ‘been{widely read,baoks.In existancs. The| . WL does. e, average American N, ! 3, A dlppsr of efght ¢ i "Roller: Masquerade at the - rink | the guestiofihermnalerand-aunt, Mr:| story of ‘‘Camille! is vividly inten- ‘not salute the flag?” asked R-0. out: o ) i N gixgn by Mias Minnie Bailey in-hon-|Fhursday. evening, Jan. 31. ‘Admis- and Mrs. P. L. Hines, for:a:.weeksfesting. cault, a Virginian who has lived abroad' ~ ordGeorge Klungness of Camp Dodge, | sion 10c. * 2-131}will return to her home in Hines| ' Mr. Fox's.film version of.Caml- foi'the last ten-years, according to the ) ; I"fi'h'wm‘ furlough,. and |, > } - this eyening. - le”’ is-a.most interesting. arrange-| Washington:Post.: TR il e el ook for Resves' wood ad. 124tt ' ment of ‘the events in the fampua). “Omthe:dayiof the dratt parade in |JR’ TN : | We haye:just lmbld a few fam:|character’s.lite. The great gripping lut- ; EUBRLA--1] _Messrs. Klung-| - Mrs:: George..Noel. and Mrs. John lly exmwbooh Bmldjl le'mer-5 ‘interest ‘develops in the qurth”reel_ ‘iv:“:::i:m:mt::t:r ]c};ll:l:nwlnin;v !:;l]c‘;- , Tanner, Clifford Congdon, John | Noel of the town of Northern passed 129tf| when it grows intense, reaching,,its| 5. 8 a D : 3 ‘eeselt; Frank Gration, Oliver-Smith, | yesterday -in the city. : ; climax at the end of the fifth. The| oo’ probably an old soldler who has 2 Earl Bailey and Claude Bailey. Quincy Brooks, mnerintendent of | sixth, is where Miss, Bara . really, ‘learpad the-dove angreverenee-which ; : A ; 350,000 to- 1°“ on rarms, Dean|ihe Bemidji Box company, returned|shows the. artistic emotional talent every:mag: who: has. served: feels: for Land Co. ~ % a71tt| 1as¢ evening from Northome where|fer which she is famous. Love, the|the flag. When I and the friend with he had been on business: for the|renunciation, depicting the.more.no-| me—a Britisher—bared our heads 3 ¥ ‘Roller -Masquerade at the “rinkleompany. ble nature of Camille, are-the feat-| every/time the flag of a.regiment went 2 ThQ.‘Prgbyterun Lnd,j Aid ‘so-]Thursday evening, Jan. 31. “Admis- J ures that go to make it.a. great pic-| past a few:persons In the:crowd be- cietygvflb et - tomorrow atternoon sion 10c. : 2-131)] '-Mrs. Harriet Simpkins of Minne-| ture. ‘gan, somewhat shamefacedly, to fol- apolis was:called to Bemidji yester-| “As a whole, . the plcture 188 a cu-| Jow our example, day on account of the serious fllness| mulative interest, growing in {ts in- “In.London.or, in Parls you would of her..son, A. D. Slmnk!ns, of the| tensity ag the finis.js reached—the have..no.cholce.. . Any.man who, kept towrr of Northern, Who is éonfined at| acme, lt ‘Sseems’to me, a real worth|.18Ve: - y D! St:. Anthony’s hospital. while. picture. his: hat:on when;the-colors: of a regl- 2 s Ay TN s - i ; 2 ment passed would have it I 1ocked off %7 I 4 =2 ¢ R She ;. * " The: Ladies-of . the Mooseheart Le- 2 4 for him; if nothing worse happened to b 7 d - & N R sion. will: glva a soldiers’ bemefit]: - GOING TO FRANCE. bim. I do not mean, of crurse, that ‘x)‘:;fl?‘;’“e &;:;:‘0::" t‘;fl;ll(‘:::fl Feach for Iadies and gentlemen. Mu-| Who has been trevelig with OF L | yyp overy one should at lesst bare his ”Sn?\fr:l;y Ev:‘:xlnge st fhio; 0 S Li.~Culp :visiting the different Indian fc.by. Tuseth’s orchestra, 1:130 reser%ntlans, was in-Bemlidji 'yester-| head when a regimental flait gnes past. et ‘THEATRE| ; 1 day enroute to Red Lake reservation | That's whut.thousands. of 1\en are go- o}.‘ l’('?uwl:‘e&ze:”‘_l“%;;f"?ltlh:; from Cass Lake Indian reservation,| ing to: die for before we are: twelve IO T AT T ITUULUUIUUL U TR : ! ; ¢. BROOKS! WED. and THURS, WRITE HOME AT ONCE! g (By Mary Roberts Rinehart): A Paramount Picture: it the; best reasonable prices.:, Oftice| Where she had been in the capacity | months older; The least cne can do is Markham Hotel Bldg, . Phone 20: or|Of Burse. Miss Bright, -who-hag.been | to ‘salute it while we cin before it 164-W. The.barn, between 4th and|in the Indian service for. the past|goes somewhere in Franc:.” th St., Miss. Ave, g 124t¢| three years, will leave tomorrow for cfiory Jefferson Barracks “and from there|: Miss Frances McManus has return-| Will &0, to France as a Red Cross ed from Grand Forks, N. D., whe'm nurse. ishe had been the .guest:of her sis-|, AL RS R, Hters, Mrs. G. A. McDonald and. Miss NEW MEMBERS E(Jl 5 Matinees 3:00 and Nights tAnna McManus, for a few days..Miss = i “Anna McManus is attending the uni-| Four applications for membership|Z IMPORTANT! - versity.-college,and. s taking ;4 coms were presented at the meeting of the|= . perclll course. Young. Women'’s gymnasium class|= D.'B. D. 3 last. evening and voted upon favor-|= " Missés; Ella and Katq LaFontisce| 8bly. Mrs. J. H. Koors was elected | IIINMIMHIIIINIIHBMUMININIING turday for St. P second vice . president ;and. Mrs. N. :}H,,:‘:::y T8 Mo waxt twa] E. Given third yico president. Misses Gweeks at the .millinery:: wholesale O‘fag':d Cl'omzhang Steele Nere 9D L houses, studying, spring styles in|Pointed. on the . finance. committee. mlllinéry and buying their ~spring|Dr- ‘H...A. Northrop. put the class R.stock: through a stiff drill and several new Call at Col. K, W; Reeves’ barn | steps ;were introduced. i and. : got.-prices--before::you.put up - SERVICES: OMITTED I your team !or the day or night. Barp, Rev.-A. M. itby;; pastor: of the | Baptist church, left last evening for ctwwm—4m«and.m18h, Miw 1%:& Madelia, Minn,, his former home and pastorate, where he will preach Sun- ~~~|day. 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