Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, March 17, 1920, Page 5

l(* i . 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’ ftems and:news briefs and we solicit your co-operation in its maintenance.® Items phoned or mailed to this office are sppreciated by readers of the paper and by the publishers. _-====,=T.h,ho’no 922 —————m———————— Lots of houses. ~het meeell you] - NATAL DAY HONORED I 1. (N () ] MISS BETTY BAKER DANCES AVéID l;lfiil-l Onlons Have. Been Fed In' Sufficlent Quantities to Affect Egge—Color .|. In extreme cases the, flavor 'and odor of the feed have been imparted to the egg. Onions have been fed in sufficlent quantity to bring about this effect. Those who desire to market a first-class article should not give feeds. of high and objectionable flavor to their flocks. In no case should tainted feed be NEW HOTEL FOR BOARDWALK Atlantic City, March 17.—A new hotel—t h e Ritz-Carlton—is to be erected on the beach front here. The plans, which have been filed, call for a ‘nineteen-story structure, and- will: make it the tallest hotel in the re- sort. Dimensions show a frontage on the boardwalk of 105 féet. The first floor plans are identical with w.e ar- rangements of other Ritz-Carlton ho- tels in New York and London. Sun- gnrlors are provided on the seventh oor. ST. PATRICK'S DAY BOUT: HOPING 0'DOUD WINS St. Paul, March. 17.—8t. Patrick's Day and a big card of\boxing events at the auditorium tonight meant a lot. to St. Paul’s sporting population today. . Mike O’Dowd, St. Paul, is slated to defend his middleweight crown agaiast the onslaught of “Augie” Ratner. Ratner won the middle- weight fitle of the International box- ing tournament in London during the war. O'Dowd holds the world title. -FLAVORED FEEDS of Yolk Influenced. 5 allowed to enter the ration. Feed also ke landmnlx-li'w.m Barney Hakkerup and a few of his ‘has an influence on the color of the ‘ = 1 5 | (Fiends had s ivery plensant;time Jos i | yolk, according to the United States g; John Richards of Pine City was a jg:tel;ra ‘:;teaet‘x"z“p:fiywtoe!t‘h P (?;-and i | department of agriculture.” Corn fed I ‘ ,caller in Bemidji today. Y ; rthe [+ | exclustvely will give a deep yellow or i \ v # in honor- of Barney’s twelfth birth- v 4 i day anniversary. After attending the highly colored yolk, while wheat fed ! J. }\Yeary .;’t g:;rth;)tme was a Tues-| 0w “the boys had a “feed” at the* alone will produce a much lighter : day visitor in this city. . candy kitchen. yolk. A fairly . high-colored y:])]lk ‘:l N a . G 5 The following composed the party: | -| usually- preferred and can usually be i yhfiog‘?o to loan on farms. \{)_‘818; Martin Denley, Wayng Langdon obtained by feeding a moderate h i . | L ' ; . Kenneth Wilson, Andrew Vander- ; amount of corn. Plenty of green feed She hoped, she slaved, she danced, to 1 | '§."W. Johnsdn of Mankato was a smish‘\l?;n:_a“ French, Lars and Bar- also enriches the color of the yolk. - 3 y b : i “ ' visttor Bere on Tuesday. ke i Lo —— win his love—still he did not seem to care. : wY S g3 ¢ ; : i Quite a Job. : 5 ; § . .H.AJ. D?lwuie«g; M;;maz& was a MARKHAM - REGISTER. “Senator- Twobble says he labored Yet she won him away from his fiancee. = ! uesday caller in the city. = : Tuest‘iiéyl"s regiat:rdat thest\Il‘k;:am long and hard over that speech he de- 5 3 N ¥ lude: B rdner, S. J. Fay, fivered today.” E .® . 2 - i W Men ahga was a | ¢ vere ay. 2 \ g vis?tor"m &mi%;i ;:ste::ax a Charles Perlman, A Magnus, E. H. : : | * “He means comparatively long and Richard A. Ro"‘nd and Maxwell Kar ger | k Scott, F. M. Watson, and E. H. Iyes, N 5 4 : . bis : of St Paul: B. L. Mourse, A. L. Voigt,| Miss Beity Baker, daughter of Sec- hard. He took ‘the manuscript right | # A A Lots of Deer Biyer. ¢ ed on |0 St Pat . e e T ‘Burnsberg of | retary of War and Mrs. Newton D, |out of his secretsry's hands and in- present. . . - - 1 friends in the-cjty yesterday: Duluth; Ey G. Swanson, R. E. Barnes, | Baker, in_ the “dance of flowers,” = | sisted on writing the last two para- ; | ; £ Cass Laki J. E. Schieichter, Mrs. E. G: Lynch, [part of the carnival and ball given graphs practically without any as- | | . Frank Vincent of Cass Lake.was a |3 5 Sp @ St ol 0 ™ I Me- | by Washington society for the benefit | sistance whatsoever, except in the [ 5 ' 1ler hi esterday, : i ! business caller here yestérday, Nurlin, Mr, and Mrs. J. Siegel, and|of a local-charity. ‘ matter. of punctuition and a singular . | =k W. F. Zauche ‘‘of - Baudette spe‘nt Mr. gnd-Mrs. W. A. Austin of Minne- 4 verb.that should have been plural” \ : i . F. . Bauaet apolis; E. F. Bell of Ames, Towa; M. WMMWMW = A, 5 ) | . ‘Tuesday in Bemidji on business. |1 "yeor of Milwaukes, L. A. Tonni-| Daddy's Status. e i v} |5l In Maude Fulton’s Great Stage Success | S ’ 3 3 son of Petersburg, N. D.; Robert Wal- i ¥ Charles H“d‘”’i ":hm“i“kd,i.’fi:!;;“ dron of Bagley, William .. Larin of| Barbara and Helen were spend:nl , | a business visitor in the city Y- | McCanna; and R. J. Gagnon of Inter-] Christmas day thogo\llgl;:yt enigel;: f ] i y A national Falls. the gifts Santa had left for % > . Mrs. l}‘ho‘x]nas C:.ulfigld- Wel;st r:?n::é i Barbara, the older sister, had spent e | v‘ ' gli:lgtcbon BT Vg re B the preyious summer in the connlt;ry‘i / 1 a0 teh. T £ where her father, a doctor, hal : g 2 Wanted: Potatge |‘AN.IRISH EDEN? AT diought it ndvisable to have er. Adapted by Nazimova & Charles Bryant. j Will pay $2.40 to - GR AND THEATRE Tom Helen showed herself partial a : | this weék. . -y \ GHT \toy horse, upon whorm sie had contem- : - S plated bestowlg a name, when she Directed by Herbert Blache. 1‘ E C.'W. Warfiel u S “An 1rish- Eden” will be presented | turned to bher sister with the remark: b | * '§ _ ing from Minneapolis; where He at. the Grand theatre tonight and to.] “I wonder 18 this a girl horse or a boy ‘ .. “~Monday on busidess. morrow night for the benefit of the| horse?’ : = i a5 ;| St. Philips- Catholic church and the| With an indifferent shrug of the, qj o v B D Clalyiol 8 ljther 4% proposed parochial school, under the| gnouldérs Barbara said: “I don't | e city 5 : ‘5' 4 direction\of Mrs. John Clafty. The| ppow.” \ 5 17, where he is employe play, consists of three: acts, With/a| " pojoné rejainder came 'promptly: rg 5 cast ‘which includes some of the best “You o "h[ to know; you were in the ‘Paul Shults, Eva Orr talent in the city’ i ou ough P b last summer.” ¥ Bamk of Park Rapids’$ This s 2 high class production and, | UIY lovg enoukh st ‘ - “lunder the-efficient goaching pf Mrs. Just then the ghildren s father came Claffy, promises to be one of the most{ into the room, and Barbara suggested : enjoyable entertainments qf‘ the sea- | they “ask daddy.” ‘: son. Tickets have been qp/rale at tie| To this Helen haughtily replied: g City Drug Store and accokrli; €6 the | “He aip#t N0 herse dotor; he's a per- } reports have been selling Tapidly,| son ¢#ogtor.” | | since every seat in the house is. 41" —— - v se&fi}iditlun to the play, two qpecial\":' 7 o Power of Sugestion. . || FrWARREN KERR;IGAN = .. | teatures will be presented, one a voe- N mmxf"t,"“rim“"" Culch had_given “WARF 2 ! : |at solo, “The Kerry Dance,” by Mizs | ul /1 1ts wild ways!” exclaimed the i in—- | Helytll Wilson, and the second two|V ?'il‘tml‘i & i Gar ™ ; 3 8 B i vocal solés, A Littie Bit of Heaven,” Aas.” satd Qactus Joe, - ; 3 1 j ” by Mrs. R .C. Norcross. Misg Ra%- |\ Then what. stz farg ayoist ‘do- W{E J%IO‘}S LIAR’ . | hild Moe, an accomplished *pianiSt.|fng ¢OWD the street?” ‘1 GRAND Fri A S | ;’;illiact as accompanist, with Frank «yot! mean in the savings bank? — I'Tly at. ] oritz, violinist. -as 2 bright 1de b i » i - night for Those who have not secured their :‘Jhat ;‘o:!;a‘?e tflrm ) 7] nu:l::sc?tn;f:l: consult medical advice. tickets for either performance are o o) s Mis8 Ava Somstrud has péed a Mrgeditondo 808t price: ; ::Mce:m?dinm?x?é{\{;?::l tfl?(:il‘tafil l;oey; s8 Ava Sonstru acce) P v e N ; position: with the Beltrami Consoli- B though it’s kind o' hard to cun’gmc; / dated Abstract Co., having assumed | THE PIONEER WANT ADS| 'em they cao get it back whenever Smo,pouta,fl her new duties this week. they call for it” p d t —_— s BRING RESULTS roduction ‘Mrs. Sam Blair of the Fifth ward, - N - is nursing Mrs. James Doran at St. R ——— P73 5 s Anthony’s hospital. Mrs.. Doran is feeling a litile better @day. . L = ”E + 8pot cash pald for Liverty Bonds, y I h o and Liberty Bond ‘receipts. See G. i onl t ———— 4 B. Hooley at Northern Grocery Co, t . 4 G } during the day, or at Markham hotel. L ' eveninge. 1117tt a‘s » ' m e s J. A. McDonald of Minneapolis, general Manager of the ‘Shevlin re- . v ' tail lumber yards, arrived in thd city wITH - this morning on matters connected “ ) N i e ‘Marionpvavies, ' Mrs. J. A. Colby, mother of Mrs. / “ e \ - M. B. Ibertson, left tord:er home at = W i 2 " Foreman, N. D., yesterday morning. . amuel Goldwyn 113 . 2 . Mrs. Colby has spent the greater part . 8 prosents b Thnlh'ng romance by _E- P.hllllps Oppenheim in the i . of the winter here. : Cosmopolitan—pulsing with life on the screen. Love, b d : a e conflict, intrigue, baftfling mystery, and smashing end 3. P. 0. ELKS. . X . that will send you home with a thrill. i th'l‘h;]r;'wl}l ‘;)e a ;;gm:r m'eetlng ot N n | e Elk’s lodge Thursday evenirg. ; e E. H. Jerrard, secy. . . ; PARAMOUNT MAGAZINE HOLMES TRAVELS KAISER’S MOTHER PASSES @ Y + ] A. Kaiser of Bagley was called to Weiiisn axs Ditreteo. by g | Mason City, Tows. yesterday, by the Vicfor Scherizingder o - TONIGHT & | sudden death of his mother, wHo was g 84 years-of age. Burial will be made- GRAND—-—S\III., MOI‘I. 4 TOI"OI‘ l' DW fat Winona on Thursday. i Matinee 2:30 . Y- & [ y—t MID-WEEK LENT SERVICES . The mid-wegk Lenten services will E be held at St. Bartholomew’s church at 7:30 this evening, followed by & i b choir rehearsal Celebration of Holy Communion- will take place to- . i i e Sy Tomorrow * = Tomorrow oL BE. ENTER™ (onstance lal e ' The Ladies’ Aid of the Lutheran in Free church of Nymore will be enter- A\ Y o tained by Mrs. Arthur”Knutson, at ‘her home, on Thursday afternoon, at = 2:30 o’clock. Evety one welcome. Adapted from Anthony Wharton's play “AT THE BARN" A tale of a Broadway Chorus Girl’s adventure with 3 Country Bachelors \ A First National Attraction AN APPRECIATION ‘We wish to express our sincere ap- preciation to the many frienus of our late husband and father, Daniel 0’Connor, for their kindness and con- sideration in the hour of bereave- ment, and especially-do we appre- - ciate thé attention and helpfulness of the Knights of Columbus and the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. Mrs. Daniel O°Connor, and daughter. P 2 ) JACK DEMPSEY—“Daredevil Jack” in the “WHEELS OF FATE” REX UNION SIX PIECE ORCHESTRA i 10¢ and 25¢ Matinees 2:30 Nights 7:20 and 9:00_ Drs. Larson & Larson, "W Optometrists. If trou- . bled with headaches, ” npervousness or eye dis- orders of any kind, needing glasses ROBERT W. CHAMBERS’ amazing Story of Feminine Wiles - Adapted from his Novelette “The Shining Band” ‘ “EVEN as EVE’ _The romance of a girl reared in the wilderness by her hermit father, and what happened when fate suddenly !:hrew_ her into “polite’” society. A big cast including Grace Darling, Ramsaye Wallace, Mare MecDermott, E. J. Ratcliffe, Sally Crute, John Goldsworthy and many others. 5 : A FIRST NATIONAL ATTRACTION or glasses repaired, consult theml . : e ey ttted. | A