Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, January 25, 1919, Page 4

= : THE BEMIDJ1 DAILY PIONEER LUTHERAN CAMPAIGN HIGHLY COMMENDED. CHURCHES The Lutheran congress for the promotion of the Lutheran reconstruction service is receiving hearty co-operation and com-| mendation for its herculean task-of raising $500,000, joining in line with AmeritéaEin the great work to be done in the G BWST-! devastated nations of Europe.’... i a. m., Bible school. % There never was a time,when such an opportunity was|, 11 .,“,I'.h‘;"wfi’r‘fg"%iwfl?“‘“p“‘w afforded for the Christian .churches of America to render a! '7'p. m. B. Y. P. U. world wide service to mankind -as confronts these churches at| 8 p. m., Praise service—Rev. Lloyd the present. - Five million mémbers of this church are in Russia |J: m‘l*::;:" o‘;‘ i "fi‘lgziiw‘:‘gfi;fl;;; and Finland and the contemplated action of the United States|Senool wnion will speak. Mr. Hunter to bring about rest and 'guietness in these, at present, pug-icomes highly recommended and you nacious nations confront the churches of ‘America with an|are invited to hear him., amazing task. ¥, A. M. Whitby, pastor. "BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL ) DOCTORS . BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER D EVERY AFTEHRNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY- THE BEMIDIT PIONEER PUBLISHING CO. | @ . caRSON i . X DBNU —_—— .~ DR. L. A WARD PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Bemidji, Minn. - T A AND SURGEON BB Entered at the ce at Bemidji, Minn., as second-class matuw under act of Oonne-g?;t“finch 8, 1879, 3 § No attention paid to annonymous contributions. Writer's name must be known to the editor, but not necessarily for publication Communications ‘for’ the Weekly Pioneer must reach this office not later than Tuesday of each week to insure publication in the current issue. . 26W R PERSBYTERIAN. Ibertson Block - Office Phone 153 XKL KKK KKK KKK Sunday morning at the Presby- x .GRANT VALLEY x|terian church at 11 o’clock the quar- DRS. GILMORE & McCANNK PHYSICIANS AND BURQ‘EONS Oftice—M{les Block A V.GAELOCK, M. D. | BYE BAR = NOSE THROAT | ' Glasses Fitted : terly communion service will be ob- %% % X % o % 2% % % % % % % % % |served. The pastor will speak on the - (This weeks letter.) subject, *“Readjustments” (1 John Arthur’ Daily and family, Leroy|{3:2). Sunday evening at 8 o’clock Daily and Lyle Sanders called at the|the sermon will be on the theme, F. W. Lange home Tuesday evening.|‘“Man Shall Not Live by Bread Alone” Mrs. C.- M. 'Kingsbury hds bgen | (Matthew 4:4). ¥ confined to her bed with the “flu,” Sunday school will meet at 10 GRAND TONIGHT. /| but is now improving. a. m., and Christian Endeavor at 7 “He {s made of the right stuff— Roscoe Stilwell has heen absent|p. m. All are welcome. but there is too much of it -Many from school. lately - on. ‘acocunt of L. P. Warford, pastor. and.many a fat man has felt this way |sickness. AT THE THEATERS _ Three MmOonthAS ......o. THE WEEKLY PIONEER ‘Ton pages, nhh‘t»nnnfiotmnmolmm Published nflfluflfl'&msmop to any address, for, in advance §1.50. 2 ith].. € M. Kingsbury and daughter, © SALV. Y. - - INTEGRITY NOT TO BE SCOUTED. sbout himeelt. And so ft wes With | mariorie, are now sick with the AL AT IR AT g T photoplay, *“Too Fat to Fight.: Frank (A Dr. Shannon has oo ealled) srolaim, junior meeting. bl T e . 3 1 y 3 he part ‘an - s orth . of o0 7 ‘Above the main entrance of one of the largest cathedrals ;’f;},“fi.:e:f:’tfi e Arthur Daily and Lyle Sanders|, § b. m. salvation meeting. Liout. |} giunons Block: L T S in Florence, Italy, is the inscription, “THEY. SAY-—WHAT|Grand theatre tonight with added at- pytoed °Ma§_';iei NamaBY and Misa| [Ensien and Mrs, Bittort in com- = o oo I THEY SAY. LET THEM SAY.” ; traton o ea. somedy . |Martin called at the L. J. Wrignt|™*n% i THORWALD LURDE | For the past few years, and during the past year, improve- ; Home Sunday. wal : SALVATION ARMY. DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC |- A Mrs. H. S.:Stilwell is also en the . % ment of the water works system of Bemidji has been discussed ELEO PROGRAM. sick list, ’ Fifth Ward. Acute and Chronic - Diseases | handled with great success. 1st Nat: Bank Bldg, Phone 406-W Hours 10-12 a. m.; 2-6 7-8'p. m. and throughout the past year it has been a problem upon which the council has worked dilligently, unhonored, unsung and un- coperated with by those who arrogated to themselves the complete knowledge of how it should be done, volunteering suggestions not at all. It remained, finally, after the recent defeat of the bond issue for a filter plant, that the matter was brought to the attention of b €38 men, members of the Com- n;e;:l(:ialbclul‘iE A committee fw&s appoin?fl compri?ing some S e best known citizgns of the city. e council also ap- : { < ; S| o problem, The business interests made recommendations which|gcenes in “Whose Little Wife are | Edgewood Sunday school.. exception of Sunday school at noon. were accepted and favorable action taken by the council, and |You,” the Paramount-Mack Sennett| Miss Fay and Fern Lange are ab-| ~ Osmund Johnson, pastor. the system will be improved as agreed upon. and fomiorrow, Mary Miles WinL seut. Liom school-ony agcoling ok ik ‘ The sum of $50,000 will be secured by the city and the |is booked to appear at the Eiko Mons| - Last Week's Letter. " T ODHORBGATIONAL . & work started and finished as per plans and detailed estimates|day and Tuesday in “A Bit of Jade.” Mrs, Max Lubeck visited friends|; serav¥c25 :t i‘l 0 a;n,.n.andte;:cs(; are to be compiled. The city is guaranteed to be furnished with B B?;m’dv’é,: °‘,’_fl,‘:§asa’fw’ifi& W,fii‘;' p. m. In the morniing communion one million gallons of pure deep well water per.day if necessary. GRAND SUNDAY. Frank Silversack Sunday, "[and reception of members wul take The work will be done in the interests of ALL'the consumers of hF‘tilm‘ 10!,‘1‘T4:rYE§lclk{:“%;s ll;qp“;f;f ‘Casper Knapp and wife were Be- Dlace. the entire city and not any specially favored. The general con-| B o0y Mt L B | e e o, 'eend” | ST BARTHOLOMEW’S EPISCOPAL. sumers have been warned and cramped for a plentiful supply of [ing ‘shipped to Virginia instead of | ing, L Third Sunday after Epiphany. water suitable for every household purpose, and there has been |in time to show in the Grand theatze| Mrs. Peter Frost received the sad| 10 a.m; church school. B s Bemidji, is expected to arrivé here|news of the death of .her father re- 11 a. m., morning prayer and ser- expended thousands of dollars in repairs and attempts to secure| 70 ® g0 Joternoon - and oAy e whe 5 wiotiaet Al e | mons . Tonight and Sunday Pauline Fred- Mrs, Sarah Knapp and’ children,| 2 p. m., junior meeting. erick appears in Paramount pictureIC. 8. Ferris and Mrs. L. J. Wright| 3:30 p. m., Young People’s- legion. “Her Final teckoning’” a photoplay I‘Y:m ,Sl\‘mday visitors at the F. W. 3 sed’ on the celebrated novel and |Lange home, = % :?:;d"'l’rince Zilah,” . . 9 Clinton Skimier and John and Will TfVANG]EL:CAL‘ Lm' Tn this splendid picture, Miss Fred-| Stilwell visited Lee and. Roger ]ere will be services at 10:30. erick plays two parts, that of® her | Wright Sunday. ! Also the Sacrament of Holy Com- mother and herself. The story has|- Miss Rose Peters returned to her ;nunion will be held Sunday morn- to do-with Marsa,- a- Ruselan gypsy |home in Rockwood Sunday morning “g- B girl, who is stolen by a Russian | from an extended visit with rela- . H. Bunge, pastor. nobleman. ool tives, DR.E H. 8§ Rl PHYSICIAN AND HEON . Office Security Bank-Bleck DR. E. A, SHANNON, M. D, " PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office in Mayo Block Phone 396 Res. Phone 397 DR. EINER JOHNSON PHYBICIAN AND SURGEON Bemldji, Minn. DENTISTS the n§9deg supply of the r}ght ct::br;' Withf;:t re;‘l]t' 3 evening. atTBr%ina{‘cli.l y % Ei“yenting;ervhice will be conducte DR. I.]%kgrlgzgmcx i emidji is emergin; rom e days whe wor er A right called on F. W.|at Mentor by the rector. J £2ing Y n_she.wore ¢ George Backhurst, rector. Office, O'Leary-Bowser Bldg. 2 . & Lange Sunday. village and town clothes. She is growing as she has grown, GRAND MONDAY. Mre. Charles Skimmer 15 feported and the things that were wont to have met the situation‘in days| A Earle Williams stars with Corrinne i “fiu.” : past are no fimger adequate to meet the demand of today, and GHmn In The Love Doclon e ;‘:{4 s;:nr;ec:?lfiras‘gu' Mr":kimmr it *N;..;;s;' e s35s A A rs. John umer, ‘and family i3 e A T an o et aa tha iy sre sonceraed, wag| " i the Grand thestes MosASY. | rielhd ot thasawponsiEibbruau| £ KK % B AL INRL L 1R 2 RS s 1€ ) 4 s | ome Sunday. P. J.Storey of Nebish, not completed asqit should have been. There are four-inch TOM MIX TONIGHT. Good attendance at Sunday school. | ang tatie?- e:n?l‘ Zeelm:h vg:i:remt]:ugg mains connected to six-inch mains, even in the business district,| Tom Mix's latest pbotoplay, “Treat CD%&“&‘:L‘:}-‘ filenter St %fludfiy fl?fl;:el‘ ab‘ ;hei hfl!lne of J'dD' i 1 'Em -Rough,” which is at the Rex; . 1 amline, whose baby is ill. Grandpa causing great annoyance, needless expense and loss to business) fhn “otel. WAICh = A% P02 JH Knapp has been auite sick with a|Storey 1§ much improved in health interests. There are fourteen dead ends, if memory serves cor-| " ordinary motion picture usually/|<old: and is chock full of war stories and rectly, which no water can pass and it becomes stagnent, dis-|kas. . It not only contains extraor-| ¥:W.Langeand C.S. Ferrls drove|songs, Wwith ‘which he .entertained colored and unfit for use, one of the chief causes of complaint. |dinary daring cowboy stunts, but it| t0 Bemidil on husiness Saturday. —|the visitors. The entire system had fallen into a deplorable state when the|8lyes you an intimate idea of Wfe onl () 0yon nccount of sickness. ~ - : effort to revamp it started a year ago, and had been for some |nas iome of the best Arizona scenery R T time.. Book affairs were chaotic, pipes had been secretly tapped |that ‘any eye would wish to gaze on. | ¥ ¥ ¥ X & ¥ % % ¥k % ¥ ¥ X ¥ X K & and consumers supplied without cost, meters were out on reg- ;Pr"o‘:mghg}r‘g?’t't Wes :}‘:g: L’:‘ ;’;“} * ROCKWO0D * istry, many missing and no record could be ascertained as to|petisve you heve lived thero R ek Xk kX KoK e what was what, and the accounts were helter skelter. It has| There will also be a'good comedy.| Mrs. Albert Keehr and Mrs. Martaa been a most difficult task to even get a start on the tangled R g‘:},‘;‘f“"]:‘;‘: Romone the - Bemidjt skein, frequently added to in man i “The Spender,” the: Metro play p 4 nrequently. ¥ ways, but now seems inl &)y o i1l"bo the feature at he Rex | Georgia Murrey was the guest of good way to be untangled. “|Sunday, and in which the newest| Dorothy Edwards last Wednesday _The plans projected to have the system improved and its|tavorite of the screen, Bert Lytell, “'%‘F- N St ’ - affairs conducted correctly are those of honest and intelligent|Will be seen, is one of the cleverest,| . J,:' {,?,l,lue sog”}’{l:“ ;’:,’e:.f‘{,‘:ii * citizens. Their intent cannot for one moment be scouted. They “,';g:t :tmt‘]“‘g“;;‘:": .entel_-taining eome: | rhuraday and was nceompanied home have acted .in behalf of the patriotic people of the city and| Tho plot is that of a debonair and| R the evening by. her mother, her what they have recommended should be worthy of all due |lovable young man who, not uinat-|Prothers, George and Francls, and consideration, judgment and hearty support. urally desires the good things offI’n it o VLD bent the evening F X life. His purse however, is slén 5 ° pman home. (ESS ) while’ his ‘uncle.” on the ' GONtrAry, Escher Johnson spent Saturday and VOTING MONEY BLINDLY. possesses a million but also the;dis.| SURA8Y with her parents in Becida. position of a miser and no eapacity “[t‘ileo'hr:‘gz;"::l ;l?::l;;‘e%‘:g;‘fit Oftice Phone 376-W Res. 876-R| = | DR. D. L. STANTON { i DENTIST:" 5 == Office in Winter Block LAWYERS " GRAHAM M. TORRANCE * LAWYER. Mfles Block Phone 660 D. R. BURGESS, D. V. M. Veterinarian - '~ Office Phone 8-R 8rd St. and Irvine Ave. ““From Business College to Bank®* reads like a page in fiction. Yet. of 53 young men and _women employed by banks in Fargo, N. Dak., 49 attended the Dakota Business College of that city. Miss Ella Boetchet graduated from the Dakota Business College into a position at the First State Bank, Arthur, N. Dak., on Nov. 4th. Next day Mr_Oscar Berg, anothet D. B C. student was placed in the Farmers State Bank, Voluire, N, Dak. Big banks and business men throughout the North, are eager to employ Dakota Business College grad- wates because of their thorough, practical training. Classes now being made up for January term. For full information address, Mr. F. L. Watkins, Pres. . DAKOTA BUSINESS COLLEGE, Fargs, N. Dak. EON Office arid Hospital 3 doors waest of Troppman’s, Phone No. 209 3rd- St. and Irvine Ave. for enjoyment. The thousght comes. Guy Sanborn and wife left Sat. During discussion of the “Famine Bill,” on the floor of]to Dick (played by Bert Lytell) that} ..;, 3. el : y night for Minneapolis where the house, Representative William R. Wood of Indiana stated |(5%,00 man is not getting b8 mesd | they will spend a week visiting rela- that “we should reach a point presently where we should dis-|does not know how, and “decides to | (ies. Wre: Martha Koentg will have tribute our charity with some degree of intelligence and where |teach him the art of enjoyment. absent. GENERAL MERCHANDISE Groceries, Dry Shoes, Flour, ' d, ete. ' we have some idea ds to the character of program that is to be|, e e e tnce A | . Pearl Edwards visited with Hazel - G, SCHROED! pursucd in the distribution. Dog's Life,” the picture that made]| '°5ts Sunday. nA“.' HEAl H T Bemldjy %nu (1] Réyresentative Frederick H. Gillett said during the same|the nation laugh heartily. Its show- naf,"&;,““gge'}*‘;‘.“g da“ghf",'flsl’:' I 2 Ale - - discussion: “But this is just a- practical question. Shall the|In# Is 2 special booking. Rty i it ahophers ot The Many Mysteries of - : — United States congress appropriate $100,000;000 without Jay Edwards and Nathan and Jas. Nature : TOM SMART knowing for what it is to be spent in any detail at all and MONDAY’S BILL. . - ;’;},’;:,2‘;%“ with, thesOleo -hoys| DRAY AND TRANSFER not kll‘:owing how much our allies will co-ogerate?:' epg:d:{(?(d%: iIl.]m?: zl;oyl:le~agfrtv:l::? Mrfl-’ H“;l:n:dot:]x:ray called on Mrs. BY L. W. BOWER, M. D Res. Phone 53 $18 America All of that (meaning extent of suffering, relief, etc.) we|featuring Eddie Polo. ' | B. Edwards Monday. afternoon. Yoir can take an onion seed and s . Oftice Phone 13 are told must be left to the discretion of of this newly organiz Clara Kimball Young is also com- | Albert Keehr was a business caller| oo “and plant: them side by side fgvid S body f e s ing soon fn her famous' picture|in Bemidji Monday. same ground. dy for the distribution of food upon the other side. Afd|.f .ating the Cheaters,” adapted | ~ROsy Peters, who has been away| ooy n“’zf.ifif,;,,t‘?.difs {;’éfi&%‘i‘fifij here is a thing that. strikes me as being a little strange, and|¢ 3 Trom i rom the famous stage SuCCeRs., om home for some time, returned perhaps some of the rest of you will have the same impregsion. £ Seuixaay Dight. ‘gg casty: Sou cun plan poppy s f 1 i : Vi plant a y seed The Red Cross is organized now, if you please, as it has never|«x x x # x x x x x X * x X * & m;‘!::;"%.‘,,,‘f,?y‘, uslet ian Goorein 5‘;35"“1’“”“ (‘d‘,;‘ng‘“’“" ‘“gm‘)’ms been organized before in the history of the world—an agency|x gprIrHER SCHOOL NOTES *| Mre: John Vogts was an afternoon sdthing. that el "“";',i’,’-"g.;.f’fi':}, whose purpose and prime ‘purpose is to relieve the suffering!, 4 3 4 x 4 % % % & & % & /| ytor at the Paul Pagel home. .fi: scientist, living or dgd, can :xdphm of the world. . these mysteries of Nature. the Mrs. Schuster: visited school last{* invisible life germ in each seed is hidden “There has come no word from this great agency that|y, g \ . " ; eek. - ; secre e they are not able to‘cope with the emergency. There has come| The upper grades will have their MUTHERS Du TH'S.—- m p‘ogii‘g“fi.?fdif“fii p'ou‘l!\, i ! : no cry ft(_)r relief from them. - Where does it come from? ' It]regular monthly examinations this !eenu::ailnwngled(orwmeuseinntabl'nbing comes, i v izati wegk. bt natural conditions... Dr. Pierce, of Buffalo, s, if you please;, from a-new organization that has been 'g‘,‘“mb,ng for the new chemical| When the ce, - Cough, Rub|N. Y. long since found out what is natural formed within a month.. . And. who is at the head of that organ-!izborato usterole on Throa i CLEANIN AV R Lo k € 1 ry now finish, the pupils in ly best for women’s diseases. Hi 1zatlon?. Mr, Hoover.- It m_M}-. Hoover that is asking for this|chemistry can go about their experi- M anée Chests e learned ?t all through {reating thousmdi Clothes CI 'crt for eg Women | K appropriation and not the president of the United States.” . |meits With greater ease and exact-| .o .0 poseoon the symptoms may ?_fm Th“e e OP}ifis ",“’di;s yane and Children’ Ay @88, 1 . lerce’ Avori i And in speaking diréctly of Mr. Hoover, Mr. Wood said:| rthe inti i icine & arectly ol . Hoo S % class in English III has com- { develop into croup, or worse. And then’s| Prescription. This ‘medicine is made of “Gentlemen may differ with me with reference to Mr.|pleted the study o% Chancer’s Pro- Myg’m glad you have a jar of Mus- | vegetablo fiyfih& that mtum“nmyein- Hoover. I think he is the most expensive luxury that was ever}logue. terole at hand to give prompt, sure re-| tended for backache, headache, weakening 8 ST 5 A 4 Kief, - It does not blister. drains, bearing-down pains, periodical ir- ) fastened upon this country. I think he will continue to be| e e211%, Al Puptls are back at work | HeL, It Coes ot Blsts it e b e - the most expensive luxury with which we have to do if we still |iatuensa. o oo 0" Peo8U% O kasustercle is e M R g A m°§e'dm-”%5'm° e A contxpue to give him-unlimited power, Ani FAk‘ln;o village ;m soon be w;uihflwit- You lhmldtkeep alall ages of life. D;i pi?e;; Favorite ¢ X : < |seen in miniat tl d table | Jaf in the house, ready for instant use. | Prescription is made of lady's sli T deny that we have.an American at the head of this|jo°p, i miniature on the sand table| "y, g the remedy for adults, t0o. Re-|biack cobosh root, unicom roet, bius ENTERPRISE AUTO €O distributing committee.” He is an expatriated former citizen| = Alice and Nina. Fozi 4 Nellie | ieves sore throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis, | cohosh root and Oregon . of the United States and he has never found it necessary to|Barry are in school again. . |COuP 8if neck, asthma, neuralgia, head Vot wio take D sun romedy become repatriated: He did not come here in our midst during|, Fractions are belng tussled with mm_m:hm e Pasirite b these trying days as a representative of the United States gov- ’u.:y %‘Ls‘.“ef;m the fifth and tonie wxog that d'l':‘&;w eevewr;:‘gr: ernment, to aet and give his services for the benefit of the|sixth grades Monday. sell it. : United States. He came here as the agent of the allies, as their| Puplls in English 1V are taking ilnanite: Dscription should. e the . u; survey o e ory n; d every i i purchaser of food and food supplies, and that was long before [ erature. e % ootaine o~ aloobol’ MBd 05 we entered into this war. When we entered into it he was i i S s 5 y Lorrin Kinney i{s at work agai narcotic. Dr. Pierce knew, when he first selected as the food administrator. Did Mr. Hoover resign|atter an abutlice Of Otie Welk. - made this standard medicine, that whiskey his position as the purchasing agent of the allies’ food supplies? |, The new addition to the reading % mosphitg sre fnjrioul, sod 80l kae . 3 s b ts rary has arrived. Twenty-eight always kept them out -of his remedies. _Igo. H,? maintained that agency throughout and is 0ccupPYing | new books brings tne total up to 517 Send 10¢ to Dr. Picrce’s Invalids’ Hotel, it now. volumes belonging to the school. Buffalo, N. Y. for trial pkg. ®ablets, Auto Li and Taxi Service Day Night Service Office Remore Hotel, Cor.. 3rd St. & Beltrami Ave. Office Phone 1 Residence Phone 10 WM. M’CUAIG, i H { | | | Bl idaslen