Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, November 26, 1919, Page 2

NORTH DAKOTA OPENS THIRD SPECIAL SESSION: MUCH IS SCHEDULED Extend Feed Loans, Suffrage, Soldiers Bonus, Action On Cigarets (By United Press.) Bismarck, N. D., Nov. 26.—The third special session of the North Da- Xota legislature in the history of the state is now in full swing. 1t is expected that the North Da- Xota assembly will ratify the fed-|~* eral suffrage amendment and extend feed and seed loans to farmers Who are unable to make payments owing io the drought particularly in the western part of the state. The feed and seed loan act was passed last year at a special session. Loans made under this law are due in Jan- uary but it is evldent that many cannot pay. Adjutant General Fraser is also expected to recommend legislation seeking to make the bonus imemdi- ately available to soldiers for educa- tfonal purposes and ‘also ask :that ‘Denefits be made broader instead of being confined as now to building a home, getting an education or stock- ing a farm. Certain’ elenients will ask the re- peal of the antl—cigflet law. From other quarters it'is predict- ed attempts will be made to impeach Attorney Genéral Langar, Secretary of State Hall and State Auditor Kos- tzky, or at least to curtail the pow- ers of these officers by removing the attorney general and the secretary of state from the state banking board and the attorney gemeral from thej industrial commission. KEEP WITHIN POSTOL REGULATIONS T0O EUROPE (8Special to Pioneer.) Minneapolis, Nov. 26.—O0mn _ac- count of the disturbed conditions in Siberia and.the absence of a courier service such as exists in Europe, Red Cross. workers in the unfortunate country will probably have to go without Christmas packages sent di- rect from home folks: Plans have been made, however, to have packages distributed by the Siberian commission made up from a quandty of articles already sent to Vladivostock. 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My strength has come back to me, and it beats the world how I am gaining in weight. In fact, Tanlac has com- pletely overcome my troubles, and I never felt better in every way in all my life before. It gives me pleasure to recommend Tanlac, for it is cer- tainly a real” medicine,” and will do jus’; what they say it will® 30.”. anlac is sold in Benfid)i by the Glty Drug Store, in Kellihér byme R. Sterling, in Bl.ckdnck by French & Moon, and in Bnudette by J Wlllllml. Dr. W. K. Denison—DF. D. R. Burgess ' & BURGESs DR:.E. H. SMITH .. Office Becurity Bank Bleok B ’Jt £ £ BU I3 4 Hl j [ i | I | air of ‘ | | | i | | | 1 l'v @ ER 3 Pl 3 ] 1 éi‘wo Days—Tl Madge Brierly.. Horace Holton. Frank Layson.. Col. Sandusky Doolittle | [ F or Your Ghild — The dehcate system of the grow- ing child is most satisfactorily nourished by a liberal diet of Good Ice Cream. It is whole- some, delicious and substaining, and furnishes just the tonic that the children require—and it’s equally good for grown up chil- dren, too., o gy 34 Koors Ice Gream Supreme Ask Your Dealer vm g Speclal 16 a.d t a THE CAST \ ...Anita'Stewart .Charles Arling Mahlon Hamilton .Edward Connolly ..Edward: Coxen Adelé Farrington Frank Duffy -Marcia Manon ..John Currie SYNOPSIS Back in the days when the moonshiners constantly fought the revenue agents and 'carried on feudist battles among themselves, W the hills of ol Kentucky,. lived Madge Brierly, a girl untutored in the ways:of theiworld, but with the fearlessness and loynlty to clan: of the:people:of the ‘mountuins. G She i bound by ties.of blood” vengearice to Jée Loreir, hk,flther_ifldibr father having beén slain by thie sathe mgn, in love with him, until oné day thete domes 0 the nidttntaiils, b man from the eity:~Frank "Eayson. ¢ and women are on an outmg trip;, nml also: léblhng hp \ma With them is Ho _Bhe ll young sbcie ning:claims on ‘1 000 - N&te knowmg “of 43& t. scene, an a ::mmu ::m mun} ey’ andq "4 &z jeed a’ obiihine¥, ‘Hotraée Holton. "He with a ngnty of : { thé ! p mpts &‘buy g:l‘lnfr:%li for : oney. she accepts it. . But Layson the’, tpnuctmn. Zopces Helion ,n isguide, | 25 P fget revenge, Holton telh Joe Lorey tht Layson has told ngen& ifiou:ellzli suae‘e ynbdmtely hunts " fof hand battlein illieit: xfil.l’. and:at the. same" tuu unlommg 7 %’“ %&h "”[d.:y!bi tis" lil’(kked Jlinder B!in w‘duh'oy”ill‘ trites, ‘bt his "' buflws N 8:lagt: zesor earns of ‘the plot, and dowmg nd“Wins by a nose. ted himself, Holbonm tlu Qe Loxey is the guilty h&qfi dmmulledundgomunehforhmmthnmpe. Ihd ;it about to string him up, when Madge comes on the scene after ’1 _ i:tée thxsugfl midji. “In Ofltg of alf t.nmes, and reproduced i i pefifaps the greatest picturé’sinice the “Birth of a,Natlon.” By -all- mmfik fitlxne to see m,&,slur.) ,g,}h engagement. ¥ | | { tclnng, uflnltn)n rt Holton dnp% Tocs:? ; Aain l‘ldcc» wm 15%h Wbygfi’ . proof.as to -Holton's deeds.: He: tries ¢ yived ge t falls Madge tiies to slip the great celebration of ‘the race. y, a8 she has been told bya jealous rival‘that Layson is playing with her hem. But that night she wu to lum whether he loved her or not. Pt s e @ ogRd ."meht to' be ohe. of . the'B"éét in pictures has ma hursday & Frlday ’,;' ever Kentucky” is one of the greal e Wi Defective