Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, February 21, 1920, Page 5

. R "n.lloheri Waldron rof Bagley called CARD OF THANKS. bereavement. 1d42-21 . Te each day give an interesting and complete review of the city’s social activities is our desire. This page is devoted to per- sonal mention, social items and news briefs and we solicit your co-operation in’its maintenance. Items phoned or mailed to this office are appreciated by readers of the paper and by the publishers. HOME SEWING BEE. —_——————— Telephone 9?2._ 0 ; Glat Kie of Thiet River Falls spent Friday in this city. 5 day afternoon. served dainty refreshments. .R. F. Ross and M. P. Ostby were callers in this city yesterday. HIGH SCHOOL BAKING G. D. Backus is able to sit up to- this city yesterday. ‘H. A. Rahier of Brainerd was a arc_»undvm a few days. ' Friday visitor in ‘Bemld?i. .. Mrs: Edgar Stevenson .of Long|safford returned . yesterday from a|afternoon. ./ Prairig wag a visitor here on Friday. |month's: visit Wwith fiws'Afi"c‘e Minnick left l;.hls after- the demonstration: ‘noon for, Shevlin, wehre, she will . spend Sunday with friends B % Ia., and Des Moines. Subscfibe for'tne Ploneer. in training. Miss Christing Johnsrud “of Good- " “rich, Minn., transacted business in ". Bemidji a part of this week.” = Dean $50,000 to loan on farms. arite Land Co. . . The four children of Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Given have:all recovered from the “flu.” Mrs. C. J. Riley and daughter, _Ruth, are recovering from attacks of w t_he‘Grlppe. 8 2 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Larson are' 1 the happy parents of a fine boy, born : ..at their home in Mill Park, this ! morning. R BE INNING TOMORRO gular Admission—10c and 25¢ .. e ———————— ZANE GREY'S i GREATEST STORY: . P Personally sfipervised’ by the author in the making TEN WELL KNOWN STARS—7 PARTS "MARGERY WILSON Mre.-E. H. Winter and son, John, returned this morning ‘from Minne- _apoils where they have been for the * “past few months. » Whole corn $3 a hundred or $58 Matinee and a ton. Hamel and Webster, lggzség il e y ‘E. K. LINCOLN Twice T, Schadde arrived Thursday i ’ EILEEN PERCY X Evenings evening from Minneapolis, and visit- th 'his brother, F. G. Schadd o iy, untll E‘E’: orhing” wfiifi‘ }Str:: ” RUSSEL SIMPSON he went to Cass e. . Taking— W ALTER LON G Mrs. C. E. ‘Hewitt arrived yester- day form Kenyon, Minn,, where she has spent the greater part of the winter, and will be a guest of her niece, Mrs. C. D. Lucas. > It Thrills Like an Electric Battery W. LAWSON BUTT (AND 4 MORE) ... . Superintendent R. O. Bagby left Friday evening for Cleveland, Ohio, where he goes to attend the National meeting of the school superintenents. He expects to be gone about ten . days. - THE. GREAT OUTDOORS Grand Z== SUNDAY Spot cash paia ror Liverty Bonds, and Liberty Bond receipts. See G. B. Hooley at Northern Grocery Co, during the day, dr at Markham hotel, ‘evenings. i 1117 The members of the High sehool were _ plesantly - entertained on Thursday aftéfnoon by Mr.. Mortz. 'He rendered several splendid selec- tions, on the violin, which were well _received: He was accompanied by an accomplished pianist. yourself rolling in wealth! ; . : come -out alive. Will Rogers\i# "“Jubilo,” “Smiling” hl % Bill ‘Parsons in “He Did and He Didn’t and Harold Lloyd in “Off the Trolley,” all at the:Grand tonight. Some show—Ilet’s Go! 2d2-21 Mr. and Mrs. Truman Pierson of St. Louis, Mo., arrived in the city yesterday. - Mr. Pierson is_ general manager of the Mississippi River Scenic Highway, extending from Lake Itasca to New Orleans. Assistant Attorney General M. J. Brown, formerly ecity -attorney for Bemidji, arrived this ‘morning from ‘St. -Paul to complete” arrangements 'for the site and the deed to the prop- erty upon Wwhich Bemidji’'s new Armory will be located. / Mrs. Martin Longballa has return- ed to her home at Little Fork, after .having spent the past several days .in_the city. She was;called here by the serious illness of her son, Ken- neth, who was confined o St. An- thony’s hospital. Kenneth réturned to Little Fork with her, and after regovering sufficiently, will return to ‘his school -duties here. Mrs. Long- ‘balla ‘was the guest of Mr. and Mrs, 1. B. Olson, while in the city. JAPANESE ARTISTS " PLEASE LARGE AUDIENCE The Third number of the Lyceum colirse, given at the High scho6l audi- ‘torium last evening, was largely at- tended, in spite of the prevalence of so much - sickness. - Mr. and Mrs. Michitaro Ongawa, Japanese enter- tainegs, gave a very fine program of readings, songs, and instrumental| numbers. They also gdve a number of characteristic Japanese dances, in Japanese costume, as well as a num- ber of folk songs. They performed in Japanese costume, exclusively, many beautiful gowns being donned by them. They played a number of dif- ferent Japanese musical instruments. The last~number of; the program was a two-act sketch, with thé cast _ the two actors, which was very good. At the close, an opportunity was given any one who wished to talk to the entertainers, ask amy questions, -and examine the many musical in- struments and pretty costumes. Other ‘Attractions” “THE STAR BOARDER” Mack Sennett’s Latest Comedy LOUISE FAZENDA, “TEDDY” and others -’ AN EXCELLENT ORCHESTRA SUNDAY EVENING Sun. Matinee 10c-25c—Sun. Eve., 15¢-30c Monday Mat. 10c-20c—Monday Eve. 10c-25¢ ELKO-SUN. & MON. ——— / Experienced stenographer and office girl; good steady position. Apply Koors Bros. . Company. We wish to thank our many friends for the floral offerings and the kind attention given us during our recent Mr. and Mrs.-L. B. Grandy. Mrs. Theodore Thoraldson enter- tained seven ladies at a sewing bee at her home, 723 Irvine avenue, yester- At the-close of a very pleasant afternoon, 'Mrs. Thoraldson GIVES DEMONSTRATION | ) The¢ Bread :Baking ciub of the day. He hopes ‘to ‘be able . to ‘e High schdol gave three,demonstra- ©|tions for the benefit of the pupils of /Iteh High: school, the Lincoln school, Mrs. Agneé ‘Himes and Mrs. Ethel and the Junior department, yesterday A team composed of Miss relatives . and | Bernice Kirk, captain, and Misses Lil- friends in Minneapolis, Marshaltbwn,|lian Hovey and Laura Burnman gave Miss Meisch of the Domestic -science department of the High school has had the teams! | A DASHING DOUBLE ROMANCE OF : JUST SUPPOSE—YOU suddenly found It’s ten to one you wouldn’t do what Hawthorne did—and ) udei FIVR pressed the Turks.that they paid him every consideration while he was JOHN'J. BECK AT KUT'S DEFENDER I§ 59. * THE REX NEXT WEEK |orstie S ouhabond este seentn |t ok o o vt of Kut, Mesopotamia, today celebrat-|they begged him- to act as their emis- ed his fifty-ninth birthday. sary to the British commander in the Townshend’s defense of Kut so im-|Mediterranean. .. . ' 7 - G rand ToneGaT : 7:30-9:00 Admission 10c and 25c ’ GOLDWYN FILM CORPORATION presents The star of “Almost a Husband,” and “Laughing’Bill Hyde,” known as the screen’s most unique character, in a.comedy-drama from the Saturday Evening Post, story, of the same name. LAUGHS AND CHUCKLES MIXED WITH TEARS 1 JOHN J. BECK. John J. Beck, who has been heard in concert in Bex'nidji, will appear .in a program at the Rex thearte on February 25. When Mr. Beck gave his first concert here it was with the Bemidji band, and last winter he was here under the auspices of the Me- thodist church Epworth League. He is a graduate of .the Berlin conserv- atory. Last season he was in con- cert with Lucile Stevenson, a promi- nent vocalist. At the Rex next Wednesday, his repertoire will be as follows: Romanza—Mozart. Rustle of Spring—Sfnding. Wedding Day at Troldhaugen— Grieg. ! Valse," Op. 64, No. 2—Chopin. Etudes—Chopin. a—The Harp. b—The sleeping Child. c—Black Key Study. Carngval Mignonne—Schuett. ( “Smiling” BILL PARSONS in the Two-Part Comedy “HE DID AND HE DIDN'T” HAROLD LLOYD in “Off the Trolley” TOMORROW—“DESERT GOLD” - X Theatre-12a Tirme WILLIAM FOX presents 1. gr?rlude. 2. Harlequ'in’s Serenade. - . . Tristesse du Colombine. 4. Polich- w ll F inelle—Burlesque. 5. Pierrot’s l 'am . arn u m 6. Sgagnarelle—Caprice. . 1d2-29 Dream. in Zane Grey’s triumphant novel foninst W Subscribe for the Pioneer. R-E-X TUESDAY "MAVRICE TOURNEUR ‘Pre"sonta BUTTERFLY From the Novel “Marcene,” by Penlope Knapp WILLIAM FOX PRODUCTION Last of the Duanes" Supreme in the romance of red blooded American life CORBETT in “THE MIDNIGHT MAN” Title of Episode, “The Tunnel of Terror” WHAT YOU WILL SEE A gypsy camp in the woods. Beautiful woodland scenes in Canada. How a Woman revenged herself on the man who deceived her. A musical masterpiece inspired by the thunderous crash of a storm. A terrific thunderstorm in the Canadian woods and the spectacu- lar destruction of a church by lightning. - .V{h'nt the wanderer saw on the _Rxwern-——in picturesque Holland— in' beautiful Italy—in romantic Spain. A ‘vengeful woman—an ab- ductor—trying to brutalize a child of sensitive nature. The Story of a Great Love REX UNION SIX-PIECE ORCHESTRA Admission Nights, 15 and 25 cents Admission Matinees,. 10 and 25 cents THOS H,INCE presents DOROTHY » 0 i& /- b ] ". el i : '. in'His' Wifes. Friend’ THE GREATEST PROBLEM OF MARRIED LIFE! Think You Could Be a Detective? Solve This! A neglected wife surprised with her lover! Next day -, the husband’s body found at the bottom of a lake. A note that threatened suicide. A Chinese spy, a blackmailer, a strange drug. An amazing tangle of love. Was it murder or suicide? v j Admission—Children 10c, Adults 25¢ Ellko -~ Tonight-- Final s:...m..‘,,’ 1 1 | 3 s mam B