Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, February 14, 1919, Page 5

e DANCING SCHOOL TO OPEN. Miss Velma Dean of Lake boule- vard will conduct dancing classes ‘in the Elks' hall, commencing tomorrow afternoon. Classes for children be- tween thevages of 5 and 14, will be held commencing at 2:30 o’clock Sat- urday afternoons. A ¢lass for high school pupils will be, held from 7 till 9 o'clock Wednesday evenings andgan adult class from®9 till i1 o’clock Wednesday evenings. WASHINGTON PARTY. Invitations have been issued for a George Washington party to be given at the Methodist church Friday even- ing, as follows: The Father of His Country. “First in War, First in Reace, and First in the Hearts of His Country; men.” - ¢ ' You and your friends are Welcome to our “Washington Birth- day party. At the Methodist church Friday eve, February 21. 3 Shall we not have the pleasure of seeing you? h us to make this occasion a , happy one. Interesting musical and literary pro- gram, Now, please be on hand without fail. Géorge Washington’s memory should .~ be revered. 3 The proceeds will be given to the Ladies Aid. Only come and you will have a de- lightful time. Nice, dainty lunch will be served. S o ~ % Help Admission. ) Ye Adults: Onsem%ent for each letter in the name, George Washing- ton. Ye children: One-half cent for each letter. 3 Yours on behalf of the Ladies Aid. | : g | PERSONALS AND NEWSY NOTES 350.000 to loan on rarms. Dean Land Co. a7itf A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Benner Tuesday. S P. P. McBride of Big Falls is trans- acting business in Bemidji. George Christopherson of Green Bay is spending the day here. 5 { H. B. Reinarz of Gemmell passed the day here on business matters. L. F. Olson.of Menomonie, Wis., is . among. the guests at the Markham. Mrs. A. Carlson of »Turtle River visited relatives in Bemidji yester- O e & Jnmes\_ Meclntyre, of St. Paul is among the guests at the Markham . hotel, \ Mr. ;and Mrs. B. Cooperman of Grand Forks, N. D., are visitors in Bemidji. » A fobd sale will be held by the { Presbyterian Sunday school, ‘Battle's hardware" store, Saturday, Fep. 13. X 4d214 Mrs “xred Bucksen of Lake Plant. aganet; DAssed: yesterday in Bemidji shopping. T Mr. and Mrs, J. Lee of East Grand Forks are visitors, in Bemidji for a short time. > DeForest “Boges of ‘Grand Forks, N. D., is among the out bf town busi- ness visitors. . Mrs. W. R. Maher of Puposky passed (this week in Bemidji, the guest of friends. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jenkinson of Becida are visiting friends_inthe city for several days. A food sale will' be held by the Presbyterian Sunday school, Battle's hardware store, Saturday, Feb.d21154, 4 - Mr. and Mrs. James Koons of -Schoolcraft were among the out of town shoppers yesterday. Mrs. James Martin who has visit- ed her mother. Mrs. Andrew Dréeland of Wiley for a month. has returned. A food sale will be ‘held by the Presbyterian Sunday sthool, Battle's hardware store, Saturday, Fel;.d 21154. Mrs. Earl Cronemiller - and Mrs. John Noel of town of Northern were business visitors in Bemidji Thurs- day. <’ Portrait post cards, only $175 doz. Proofs supplied. Rich Studio, 29 10th, done. 1m35 » Mrs. C. F. Rogers and daughters, Alvena and Eleanor of Wilton were the guests of friends in the city yes- terday. = Miss Alice Perault of Bemidji at- tended a valentine party at the home of Mrs. Peter Larkin in Turtle River yesterday. John Doran and daughter, Valera, and son, Allen, are visiting friends i1 the Twin Cities, and are attend- ~ghow Mrs. L. R. Tidd retvrned last even- ing from Winnipeg where she has spent the past two months. She was accompanied home by her two nieces, Mrs, M. Martin and Miss Jean Me- Kenzie. ' Quality kodak work quickly! { | ‘Miller, .. Northern Minn Depe‘nfiqfflg insurance every kind at fair rates, 17th year. Phone 167. Security Bankllfllqlg. b 3 2.1d19 A.. P.. White, Northern - National bank, has re- turned from a business trip tomMgn- neapolis and St." Paul. S J. N. Cushner—is confined at St. Anthorn’s hospital, having der gone an operation on his foot. is getting along nicely. i Mrs. J. King of Lake Plantaganet came to Bemidji yesterday to attendi the funeral of Sam Brower, who died from the~Spanish influenza in this city Tuesday. Mrs. L. G, Crothers and Mrs. P. M. Peterson left this morning for Cass Lake where they - will attend the Royal - Neighbors masquerade bali which is to be given this evening. A food sale will be held by the Presbyterian Sunday school, Battle’s hardware store, Saturday, Feb. 15. 5 44214 Mrs, James Halladay and children arrived in Bemidji last evening from Ray, Minn.,, and will spend & few days in the city the guests of Mrs. Halladay’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Trowell. Dancing classes for children be- tween the ages of 5 and 14 years will be held Saturday afternoons, com- mencing at 2:30 tomorrow after- noon, in the Elks’ hall. Classes for high school students will be held from 7:30 till 9 o’clock Wednesday .evenings and classes for adults from 9 till 11 o’clock Wednesday evenings. For futher particulars telephone Miss Velma Dean, 654. 1d214 Albert Dehler, Long Prairie; W. T. Kuntze, Gemmell; J. O’Leary, W. G. Fiddes, H. A. Thiers, Charles T. president of they AXEL F. ELFSTRUM Registered Pharmacist Barker’s Drug Store B Of Coilrse for "MAYOR Vote for him. the city.- He is a successful business man, fitted to fill the office. HONEST AND CLEAN - He is a Booster for DURBAHN IS SICK. W. ‘E. Durbahn, the manual train- ing teacher of the Bemidji high school, was taken sick while teach- ing class yesterday. Students who were considered capable of conduct- ing the respective classes were ap- pointed to tepch until the instructor returns. GranD SATURDAY — SUNDAY __2:30, 7:30, 9:00 NEW GOLDWYN PICTURE One Woman, Two Men, and the Law of Love America’s Greatest j Emotional Artist Geraldiqg Farrar “SHADOWS " A Drama of Flaming Pas- sions and Daring Romance MILTON SILLS, » THOMAS SANTSCH Abounds in Moments of Dramatic Intensity Also Showing a Comedy MONDAY and TUESDAY BESSIE LOVE Also “The Iron Test” And for the best interests of all the Moon, and H. B. Dearborn, all of St. Paw!; William M. Pease, Minneapo- 1is; P. 0. Fisher, St. Louis; L. L. Langeson, Minneapolis; J. R. Trisch, Minot, N. D.; George Wilson, Crooks- ton; P, E. Stevens, Alexandria, and M. D. Stoner of Brainerd, are among the guests at the Markham. LOOK 0UT FOR CHANGES IN AMERICAN CONSULAR SERVICE (By United Press.) Paris, Jan. 29. (By Mail.)—Presi- dent Wilson is getting a great ‘“‘glose- up” on & portion of his diplomantic service abroad. And it might be said that some of the negatives on the pic- tures aren’t altogether satisfactory. It hag been the president’s first op- portunity to see what some of the embassy and consular officials ac- tually amount to in active service— and if the experience of the presi- dental party entour and in Paris are to_ be taken as any criterion, there will be shake-ups on this side of the water. - It is no secret that to have some- thing done promptly in the way of .| having ' passports arranged anu S0 forth, the Bfitish have it all over the Ameérican officials in Burope. ~ .he British have a way of slashing red tape which, 'up to the preseut at least, seems a lost art so far as the American officials here are con- cerned. A + On the trip to Rome the Ameri-~ can consul at Milan threw up his hands in anguish when called upon to get an automobile to take Mrs. Wilson to the train. POSTAGE RATES UP. (By United Press.) Melbourne, Australia; Dec. 18. (By Mail.)—Australian postal rates have been increased one cent on all letters and letter-cards addressed to places outside the commonwealth; and post cards and newspapers exceeding two ounces in weight addressed to the Tinited States, the British Empire, New Hebrides, Bankes and Torres Islands. { ELKO I . TONIGHT—ONLY ¢ A CHARMING STAR Give Yourself a Treat It will be a real treat too, because “The Sea Waif” is thoroughly pleasing. It has sentiment, young love, thrills, and beautiful scenes. people. Standing for all necessary improvements of a growing city like ours. ‘Vote for Him Tuesday, February 18 SATURDAY — SUNDAY 3:00, 7:30, 9:00 Paramount Pictures Charles Ray| Unfit for Military Service STARTED A WAR OF © HIS OWN In Thos. H. Ince’s “THE CLAWS OF ~ - THE HUN" Scenes Entirely "in America Fatty Arbuckle Also appgafs as “THE COOK?” MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY ““‘Under Four Flags” IIIIIIIIIIIIIII]ITIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlI THIRD U. S. OFFICIAL FEATURE PICTURE of Events “Over There” ELKO MONDAY, TUESDAY . and WEDNESDAY February 17, 18, 19 iy GranD TONIGHT ONLY (i} AARY PICKFORD 1 IN / “GAPRICE” i is one of Mary Pickford’s earlier “Caprice” masterpieces. It has been tested in the crucible of time and acclaimed one of the greatest of motion pic- tures. Probably your last chance to see this master- piece is now. Owen Moore Mary Pickford’s real husband, plays opposite her in this picture. CURRENTS EVENTS and OTHER SUBJECTS Admission 10c and 20c assessor. this very important office. : will be appreciated at the polls, election day, Tuesday, Feb. 18. 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Generous size bottles at druggists everywhere, St. Valentine’s Progfam JLPATHE FEATURE ‘“More Trouble” Called a “Tragic Farce,” starring that famous screen actor— the veteran actor. 10c and 20c Frank Keenan The plot revolves about a college boy of seemingly exemplary habits whose return home from school is followed by a deluge of bills indicating anything but a quiet career away from home. treatment of the bill collectors involves his own busi- ness in difficulties and only an unexpected denoue- ment saves him from disaster. rected by Ernest C. Warde, son of Frederick Warde, His father’s drastic The picture was di- Two Reel Comedy—“LONESOME LUKE” Matinee Night 7:20 and 9 o’Clock PISTOLS AND PREACHIN" BANDITS AND LOVE- are mastered with equal facility by TOM MIX IN p: ““Hell Roarin’ Reform”’ A WILLIAM FOX production In which a devil-may-care cowboy rides to glory SEE Tom Mix leap, with his horse, from the balcony of one building to the roof of another. AND SEE Tom and the horse go crashing through the roof to land in a cluster of outlaws who stole the milk from Belgian babies’ mouths, ran the preacher out of town and kidnapped Tom'’s sweetheart. REX Tomorrov_lL SUNDAY—“SECRET STRINGS,” Metro, Starring 1 FOR OLIVE TELL POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT Authorized and paid for by W. C. Klein W.C. KLEIN ASSESSOR If you want a fair and unbiased - assessment of the properties in the city of Bemidji, vote for Mr. Klein for city He 1s specially equipped to fill . Your support PAGE FIVE