Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, March 5, 1920, Page 4

i ®AGE FOUR ' ' e ovi BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER tered at the postoffice at Bemidji, Minn.,, as second-class matter under Act of Congress ci March 3, 1879. f e ————————— e N S G R L N S et No attention paid to annoymous contributions. Writer's name must be known to the editor, but not nceessarily 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. It OFFICIAL COUNTY AND CITY PROCEEDINGS HARRY OLIN DOESN'T NEED ANY COACHING. of In a dispatch sent out from Owatonna it stated that state High school agricultural instructors were meeting today to formulate a program for the coming year, and it also said that High schools have done little along this line, and the problems ahead, it further stated, are not believed to have been en- countered. 7" That seems rather strange to Bemidji. In the Bemidji High school and every grade school there is yearly marked activity on the part of the pupils, for Bemidji schools have a splendid farm on the edge of the city, that is fully equipped for farm purposes, cleared land, year round tenant, barns for stock and one of the, best pieces of .production land hereabouts, and everything is taught the pupils by personal work on assigned pllot?, while the youngsters have been taught how to raise even alfalfa. in charge of that department. He is a young man who is well}; schooled in what he is doing, with wide experience, and is also!| secretary of the County Fair association and active in other civic lines, and co-operates closely with farmers and county farm associations in many ways. Besides him, Belirami county has two agricultural agents under the state department. . Bemidji school children have won first prizes at the state fair for their cultivation of displays. They have won at the county fairs. They have won at other county fairs. It is a great department in the Bemidji public schools, and if any school superintendent or “ag” instructor isn’t certain in his own school he will be welcome to visit Bemidji’s school farm, and ebtain all necessary information from Mr. Olin, who has offices at the High school. —o WEST VIRGINIA AGAIN DEFEATS SUFFRAGE. The West Virginia senate<has again refused to pass the woman suffrage amendment and the action is considered final. The resolution for its adoption had met defeat the first time before the legislature and it was on reconsideration that it was again beaten. Governor Louis Hart of \Washington has called a special session of the state legislature to meet March 24, to consider the federal amendment, and at the same time provide funds for the state university, the state college and three normal schools. = The character development of the ik |baby is a matter of slow process. It NEws OF THF is allowed to enjoy no nourishing d baby foods, no rattles, no other in- fantile appliances. THEATERS Grown into manhood we find the twilight child afflicted with a sweet- heart and a sentence in the peniten- ~ ¥|tiary. Heredity has again proven itself an influence to the child. -ue “« 7 ‘A TWILIGHT BABY” BECOMES youth is in the penitientiary under a BOOTLEGGER THIS EVENING !iong term contract for indulging in What is declared to be probablylihe practice of *“bootlegging.” the most unusual comedy ever screen- James J. Corbett, “Gentleman Jim” ed is “A Twilight Baby,” produced|j] also be seen in another episode of by Henry Lehrman, and which willlpiys serial, “The Midnight Man.” e seen at the Rex theatre, commenc- ing tonight. Departing from the routine motion ENID SHPWS STYI‘ES picture comedy, this picture has been | The new Enid Bennett picture, honored with a plot which serves to|'The Woman 'in the Suitcase,” which make the incidents more ludicrous [is being shown at the Elko theatre to- due to the fact that the events are|night and Saturday, is a treat. for plausible. feminine movie fans if for no other The twilight baby, as it was christ-|Teason than that the pretty star ex- ened by Henry Lehrman, is born of hibits a most exquisite wardrobe. an intoxicated musician and the twi- | There are several evening gowns that light. 71he musician is a- bass horn |Would make any debutante jealous. player and s he gently croons into |One is of lavender gorgette ‘tucked \a: instrument a bouncing baby boy 'in squares and trimmed in little os- is Horo. trich tips of lavender, green, and et s oo e e e e WINGS OF THE MORNING (] = = — REX Theatre COMMENCING SUNDAY Supreme in thrills, suspense and the power to fascinate. pink. for more formal wear. wide variety of other beautiful cos- tumes. comedians of the times, is also ap- pearing at the Elko tonight and to- morrow in his latest feature comedy, “Between the Acts.” made during her recent sojourn on the Pacific coast is “A Girl Named Mary, for three days commencing Sunday. When Miss Clark left her beautiful home in New York to make pictures in California the trip was really her honeymoon, as she ha}(ll g,uslt been ported by beautiful pages, contalning & summary of news of the week. Published married to Lieutenant.H. Palmerson every TALTotay and seat postage paid to B aadress, fos, In sdvance, $200 |J| Williams. Her first few weeks were MARY THURMAN, occupied chiefly in recovering from a rather severe attack of homesickness. However, her usual buoyant spirits soon came to the front, dainty star says that the latter part pleasant. The superintendent of agriculture of the public schools %S’ i THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER. FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 5, 1920 The story offers a spelndid role for ! : William Desmond, who is here pre- |Drs. Larson & Larson, Optometrista. ty.” In fact, it is a novel that has] e ranked with the best sellers for a AND ADVENTURE FOR DESMOND number of years. Lovers of romantic tales of adven- “The Woman in the Suitcase” is a[ture—of an American prince and an A silver lace evening gown is| HUMOROUS TALE OF ROMANCE There is a p ——PUBLISEED EVERY APTERNOON BXORPT SUNDAT- TRE BEMIDJI PIONSER PUBLISKING ¥ dramatic story of the successful ef-|American girl, a conspiracy and a s 4 - @. B. CARSON, g °: 1 pEnu, . |J|forts of a youns, resourcetul girl. to| revolution, with plenty of comedy |sented ‘f{fn:hepfr‘}‘:fieflmfi tglttth’g xin o- If troubled with headaches, nervous- Pros. and Treas. "Sec. and Mgr. rescue her father from a siren. It is[sprinkled about—will revel in “The ‘glnam. < ¢ . 3“ h 2 d)i 2. nness OF Jeye disorders of any kind, 2. a Thomas H. Ince production released | Prince and Betty,” in which William | Jesse D. Hampton production directcd ucedjng glasses or glasses repaived, through Paramount-Artcraft. Desmond is the orignt particular star, | PY Robert Thornby. ‘consult them. Artificial eyes fitted. TELEPEONE 933 Larry Semon, one of the greatest!with Mary Thurman as his leading : lady, and a supporting ‘cast of popu- lar players. * Pelham Grenville Wodehouse, the English writer whose name has be- come synonymous with frothy, spicy, humorous stories of adventure and romance, wrote ‘“The Prince and Bet- MARGUERITE CLARK HOME. The last picture Marguerite Clark Tonight and Saturday Admission 10c and 25c¢ 7:30 and 9:00 A Jovial, Rollicking Jolly Comedy WM. DESMOND is sup- a delightful screen comedy. will be shown at the Elko theatre former queen of the Mack Sennett Bathing and the Girls. her stay in ‘the West ‘was most SEE—How this modern Prince Charming put a Romantic Republic on the map—on the skids and on the “blink.” See—How he put down | and mixed up a revolution made to measure, and stirred up a revolution in Grinager’s SUNSHINE GROCERY CARI;YA-‘A};!E'BIT feminine hearts. . 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Gamelost. 120 Third Street ‘Phone 851 3—GAMES—3 Monday Tuesday | Wednesday ALI.NOJD V(lul?gg NH,AAM llfi&%fie March 8 March 9 March 10 A STWILIGHT BABY"* A FIRST NATIONAL ATTRACTION OUR SYMPATHY Is herewith expressed for those in our midst who are too occupied with business or other matters to spend an hour in laughiand with Henry Lehrman’s initial First National Production, “A Twilight Baby,” who, when grown to manhood is possessed of naught but ambition, debts, a wild thirst ,a sweetheart and a sentence in a well guarded government institution catering especially to boot-leggers. The comedy distinctive—nothing like it ever shown before. Forestry State Normal School of Bottineau, North Dakota —Versus— BEMIDJI LEGION QUINT The Dakota Normal Quint has not been defeated this season—and the Legion boys have not played at home for a month. They’re “rarin’ to go.” ‘COME OUT AND HELP US WIN JAMES J. CORBETT—The Midnight Man Students 35c¢ S e Adults 50c Tax Included rmory, at 8 p.m. Sharp Fox “World News”’—Mightiest of All REX UNION SIX-PIECE ORCHESTRA 10c and 25¢ Matinee 2:30 Night 7:20 and 9:00