Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, April 21, 1920, Page 8

sgins, an msnhe dehut- ; Ethel Marin. ./ Chizzle, an old mud, whole a8 -sharp as her name——M:l- Argyle. Seathe . Brow, Vielet's maid, a v% of ebon hue—Edith Smith. < et,: Violet ‘Ostrich’s little ‘girl, “seven—Elizabeth Greer. "Diamond, Pearlie’s little: girl, aged ‘t. and Betty, the star of the Mono- graph company—-Lotne French. iAct B P;ekt Il—-Parlor D in the Hotel Poinsettia, Palm * Belch, ‘Florida. Three days later. ¢ ' Act TII—Same as Act il "Act one takes - place in Betty' apartments in New York: Betty, the famous star of the Monograph com- ‘pany, is besieged by _admirers, whom her-aunt tries in vain to keep from . ber wmntil her- neteenth birthday, when she is. to7inherit her grand- father’s fortune,. if: she is married. Major_Alexander ‘Jartree, her guar- dian, who in colleague with Betty's Aunt . Winnie, is: trying . to, realize a small fortune by keeping Betty un- married until after her = nineteenth Hlfllda The Major gives Aunt ‘Winnie a check for five thousand dol- 1ars for, services rendered, and leaves. When Aunt Winnie discovers that he has no-funds in the bank, she in- ‘sists that. Betly marry Lin Leonard, " who f.hmughr countless means has " hotel: in Pakm Baach, Florids, where Betty dlflnhvegoneonahaney— A nlhud accident occurs “Betty and Lin sepatated. Through injuries re- eeivd‘*hflwwnek,kettylmher Afterwards, .in trying to ninfi!yhu,thsyfindinhexm with the ‘nam V:oflnt : or Violet. .In .the mean e real Violet Ostrich nrrlvu wlth her hus- band on a fifth honeymoon. . There is m&.m!uionutoldmflfiu and ‘who is whio but-Lin’s sudden ‘sppear- hmflnh«-mem- ‘ory and the veled. b the ensuing two-year peri od Said c:?u‘inty conventions shall elect delegates to the stagq ntion herein mentioned. The representationto vention and to the county conventions shall be, based upon the vote for the republican csndldne for governor at the general election in the. year 1918, Each county shall be entitled to, elect to said state convention five delegates at large and. one delegate for each 250 votes ‘or ‘major fraction ' thereof 8o cast for said-republican candidate governor. We recommend - that Jection district. ‘or. precinct shnll e one delegate for every twenty ‘votes 'so cast for said repub- lican candidate. for govarnor, or major fraction thereof in said county ‘coniventions} provided, however, that each ‘election’ - district .or precinct shall have: at least one delegate to. said county conventions. All duly qualified electors, male nnd female, who are members of th publican party, or who believe in m principles and: desire to’ affiliate, with said party by snpportinc its can dates in the coming e'lectwn, vited to participate inthe primaries and conventions provided: for in_this call. We declare it to be a_ fair test of an elector’s right to participate in such primaries and conventionl. if his right to vote is questioned, thlt mch elector _declare upon. oath that he is a republican and pledge lumul.l‘pnb- licly to:support the prinelplu republican party and its can at 'said coming election. By legislative 1919 lmfl wome the -right to maries and conventions for the selec- tion of presidential candidates.’ view of the pmb-bility that ratifica- tion of the wo! ment to: the iederal eouhtution wm be completed before the pnmlry elec- tion; 'this < conmmittee dechtu that women are entitled te fuily in the' herein’ men! party. rej nmm oned. es’ in“this: new. pnvilese denMnml&m vit dramatic soprano of ‘the New YukaogolimopnConmmthn < tragic aria from Ls Gioconde. -This ex- alusise Columbia artist portrays in. purest _‘M.fllmflm desperation of Panchielli's. poor baliad singer, betrayed: and deserted by her lover, andaboutm u:knlaxundntl. _hnm wn-ae “ldl-ildaWuHutheHnnah‘ ~-lnn;”thnbuunl‘ulbnhdhd.mh : « record ‘sung - in English by this thewYarkawdunOpul ; Company tenor, who makes records urlunllyl'orcoluflhl. 1”!9—0!.0. m—ll” We carry the Ia.rgest lme of @ ' phonograps records g the ‘Twin Cltles. north o Send us your money order or che ' mzmber of reeord wanted and records"»mll b dnppedatoncet ' Geo. T BAKER & 0. ~ The HALLMARK Store _ Dalton Bloek» 200 Third Strect Phone 16 Bemldj' Minn. enactment u!_th, The ~republican: sxtandod to 'women and this' commit- tee-urges active participation by al) qluhfled Wwomen voters ' ruundpr { Beltrami county is entitled fo. els eleven delégates at this con ntion, according to apportionment made by the state central committe (Special Wire Service) Minneapolis, April 21—The Minne- sota_quota for financial campaign of tife Interchurch ‘World Movement, to .{be conducted ‘between the dates of ‘1 April 25 to May 2 is $5,393,126, ac- iy (By Unite ‘Winnipeg, Apri southwestern Mmmoha ang; | Sa chewan' plan to siafe grasshoppers and gophers with poison gas.’ - - /Students of the problem of elimin- ating the grasshopper favor use of poison gases such as were used during the. war. They 'believe:it the most effective weapon to eomluv. the pests. Tests have shown' that grasshop- pers, bave survived the hdrd winter and’countless milligns’are swarming the plain® of these distritts ‘Experts advocate the gas just, as in war, ‘taking advantage of 2 favorable wind. The gas wouid: also ersdicite thousands of ‘gophérs:which farmers have been fighting wm: ex. pcnstve methods for years.| - ‘Prairie Tthickens and beflevad wouldjeschpe th smvxcn HELD TODAY FOR CHARLES E WII.COX "Short. funeral services were held 'at 8’0’clock this afternoon for Charles ‘H. Wilcox, formerly of :Nymore, but ho .for the past two:montha~ has ‘beén confined to the Lake Julia sana- torium, , who passed away. at. Lake Julfa on Monday, April 19. ‘He was (27 ‘years -of. age at the time of his death. He leaves besides a wife to gourn his loss, a brother, - who 5 here, one brother d a sister in Montana. Following services ‘he cording to the announgerpent of W. L. Smithfes, stnte csmpuign director here todny kA A8 o'rms SEE US A strsnger judges ‘this town mainly by its appearance. If it is clean, ssnitnry and. lnvite ing, he carries the good word afar. But it it is dingy, and ill kept, he|Oats," ‘bushel’ . carries the bad reeord even greater: distance. ‘We should have a'reputation sec- ond to none—superior to many—but we ‘will''have ‘only that which we >{carve. out by our own efforts. Let’s clean most pr ive year in our h’iltory A Spring is the time to begin. b & % Pricsts r,m Almyn o.m;m-. pitch'in and make tms the From the very begluning of" the | ‘Ontholic church it was the custom for || those entering the - priesthood to re- nounce marriage. It was not obliga- tory, and the rule requiring men, who |/ were already married 'at the time of ordination, to ' separate ‘from ‘their wives, was not made until the end of the fourth century, when Pope Siricus ‘forbade ‘the clergy ‘to' marry, and or- dered_the separation from their wives of priests already marrfed. This ac- counts for the fact-that St. Peter, the | first heagl of the Cmmm: church, was 8 | American mifch goat ‘registry. Three § (By Unltsd Press) ‘Aqua’ Prieta, /Sonora, April 21.— nsa troops fafled in their fi t to penetrate Sonora ‘thru Pags on the Chihuahua bbrd rding to. messengers arrlving th concreto brmtworkl and'ma- 16 guns-clamped to stdes of pass, t proved a death tnp to Federal :| trgops according to reports. No cas- luglities reported among Somora de- fenders. There ' is no information Carranza losses.. breeds are ‘ecognl The ‘Toggen- burgs were: orlxlully imported - from the valley of that name in Switzerland. They are distinguished by exact brown, snd’ white markings, especially about’ the he'd Saanen goats hail from the Sasnen valley. Switzerland, and are pure. white. | The Anglo-Nublln goats are a cross between the common Eng- lish goat and the Nublans of Africa. .‘.l'hoy are a spotted vnlety and vary in < The_Congressional Library, . " Under its great gilded dome the Con« gresslmml library preserves for publiq use and reference and for nearly five million items, including 2,710,000 printed bodks and pamphlets, 165,000 maps, 400,000 etchings, engrav- ings, photographs, etc.; 850,000 pleces of th thousands ef ‘and’the brightest and’ the!; ty| & Chlcago, Aprll 21,—Potato recelpts today, 26 cars. weaker. ;Northern Whites,- sacked and“bulk, &7, 25 per cwt. anesota Russets; $7.35. 3 L L . Bemidji Potato Market—All vnnetie $3 to $3.25 per bushel. Carload lots, sacke bulk, tosspercwt ; i mmu:'r Quon'nons. _| Dressed beef, “pound. Turkeys, live, pound. .. Qld Toms, live, pound. Geese, live, d Ducks, v Hens, 4 168, BEMID.H CASH . GRAIN AND HA 1$1.00-§1.10 ++ 31301 40c-42c 8c-10¢ +,$2.50, Barley, hushe) Red Clover, m Popeorn, pound Wheat, No & ss;ou-u.oo 0-$6.90 —36.00-88. .00 Cabbage,:cwt. .. Onions, dry, cwt 190-20¢ owing prices were being paid at still 3oin¢ to prels ‘of today’s Pioneer: 3 | Veal . sso £ $9:50-'Turl 8, 9 1b8. UP ... :u' $1:45 Tqueyl,mallndu‘i:\... t Vi 12 1bs. up; an! Beans, hand picked, navy, Potatoes, per cwt. Beans, brown, cwt Beets, per cwt . Carrots, per cwt. Onions, dry, per ewt . Eggs, per. dozen . Cabbage, ton .. Rutabagas, per cw Butterfat ...... taining sout to Mrs. Chas. Vi FOR.SALE.Modern - chicken: -600p: Inquire 700 Minnesotu ave., phone 257. 3 2tt saut.h Bemidji. ————7—— mall black purse hearing N ure of First Natl. Bank, cons{ * . LOST: sien ‘even’ more attractlire, more cheerful thls Sprmg~a.nd Summer" wih j “Asyou stroll through: your rooms today, : ' cOns1der your wmdows, your doorways and . all your draper(es— i ‘have saved you all the w o —it’s just as though the .- Bvery concelvable‘drpaery problem has been antlelpated eslgners have taken a peep l_nto your home, and produced the i very thing that will blend best with your interior. il There are such lovely fabrics for window: hanslns ‘and doorways, panel goods fur- 1118 mture covering, every drapery need is taken care of down to the colorful cretonnes whlbh il enable one to accomplish so much at such moderate cost. . - - You will find fabrics and patterns here .ideal for your parlor, dmmg roam, sun . porch and designs that suggest splendld h-eatments for bed rooms—wmdows, plllows and all. " Hereisthese rs of the family long to return. The atmosphere of such a home mcuumges your toa pleasanf and congemal home—a spot to wlnch absent mem 1 inends to: repeat their visits. - Huffman & OLeary Very truly yours, BEMIDJI MINNESOTA fummnj_e Defective