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

7:165, indoor praise service bl;t tS ittn gyl 7 clock; with: mon.-- on . subject, & ’ ‘ooldng for: esrus‘)" Jer. 29:14. . |the “germon wlll be on' the theme, Captain Orchard, ' |“The Smoking Flax of the World,” thew 12:20) icer. in .charge. | (Mat i 2 Sunday School will meet at’ 10 a: ; Aflm V[AN UTH m., and Christian Endeavor, at'7 p. ) SC bl ¥ m. All are most eordlnlly ‘welcome. i dler who goes bel;h\d the enemy; llnes Second Sunday after Trinity. m—m&y and Wmm on adangerous secret migsion, and|. KA ¥ : English confirmation , service - at “The Confession” 'is a_ gripping|yho s misjudged ‘as’ traitor. to ; s : : iy W) |11 o’clock. An:offering: will be re- ‘story of , the . Canadlan N"“""’e'l: France. Mr. Scotf ¥ives an exu’tlon i PR : celved for the synodical treasury. written in seven.thrilling reels With |1y sorcetul’ and ‘conyincing rendf ; 5 Osmund ‘Johnson; pastor. ia ‘wealth of atmt;:phe;elsgd’:u::rmg of ‘& very difticult’ role, ! Shed 3 ; . . i S e e e o i ST. BARTHOLOMEWS EFISCOPAL| ; c A First Sunday attediTrinity, It opens with Father Bartlett. plny- 4 the pla. ends as happily as'could ; ol by Henry Walthall, in the library {‘,2 w]ghg% . s / It we Americans wm get rid of our trumlonnl optlm ’long enouh ri-| .10 a, m:=Church school. 7of ‘his home. A storm is raging out- : : ously to’ study’ conditions'in this country ffi.th ‘lllhi of real facts, we shall| = 11 a. m.—slioly Eugharist and ser- side. ~ Michael, the sexton, is very £ 5| 'ind much to make'us’ uneasy: as to the future ‘be made acutely, | mon. »10tHaly 2 Complew line ‘of Tires lnd ( h ed about tne ahsence of at forces are at work wh 8 'p.-m.—Evensong at Mentor i heols§ Tom Bartiett, the priesks xojher, in " PARTY IS FILMED| s A o "T'"T”fil‘?“i’ o iru Geolgw Eaoptiing. ghota. %‘3323' e T he storm: He places tern- out- ‘One ot‘the mcut i 0! m at ‘nothink short ‘of ‘the structio £ 3 —_— 1 ). 3 ptuous scenes| oy ¢y ohgracteristic-of. our American form of: i of ‘the Con: | . .{l Upholstering. . remmYmERUN GENERAL REPAIR SHO 8 b b{ i e Butterfly. Man,” the| ey : she' s stitution: itself. “In'the hidden places. of our citle rge ind% ¥ P ERIA. ;ll’::et:an Y:fi»fl"f:.fifi:fi :vll,:do?v'; ters, from college :nd university chairs, and the pulpit, ; wit! pok.n Sunday morning: &t the Presbyter- STAHI- & JACOBS: ' 7" Tom is really in a'sal diln ng, word and in‘pamp] ind- boo a propaganda 1a:going on which, it generally |ian church at 11 o‘clack, the pastor i B S " Pt d with him 1s Jim 1 et 1ko theatre, Is that in | ynqwn, would shoekup dut 0 ::y-lolnx Amerjean. way of accepting things | will speak on the sublect, “The /311 Sixth St., Bemiddi’ fher of Kate' Crel en- Y ; ety gives ' a :night| gg tney are until the e when they can only be cured by miore e R 1 ¥ ; This takes place in | or less violent methods. ‘Such a' propaganda’is aimed at nothing tess than:the e . our familiar system:of social,;pol & industrial | elong to a soclety woman, who r apx th ;we ‘have | 18, one ‘of ‘the admirers of Sedgewick ' . 7 bl ary which form a lovely jpicture be-f- a? fnun.xmos the proportions of a real revolution. But this ‘would be Shows at 7 30 and 9:15 Admission 26¢ and 400 _.._..____—-—-——————— dressed_in the, latest: types of bath- «-l'o do this very thlng there is at thla time a call to ev Ty mt i gagement sbecause he had refused t0)ejope with Bessle : -Morgan, . the| g thoroughgoing.cal a’ Constitutional- form of Government the part of unwisdom. -The better way is fo begin at once a battie of 'REX BEACH’S relghton, T"‘“" sweetheart. ing costumes as ‘well as' a handsome R : . stop drinking. Her brother, she said, daughter of a wultkg e AL e | e horauEhRvIg. S "‘h“ nld . m 8 Consti of o : : : X : ’ to Father, Bartlett arid tells him he fg,onof “ppt M ey Sy £3 RESOLUTE 'WINS - FIRST. . | DORIA! A 3 e . dmmer W] ich is 2 3 > i :"fi;l:: mo:enabe(in:::‘lnh& gfi lhflfi'; thrown into the well’giled whéels of | - '"OF THE TRIAL MATCHES| .. . o , V er e & man i o his plot, bringing disfster. - # Notre D-me, In v o would mske reparation if the’crime gke repar: me ['\fartha Mattox, Mary“Land, Alberta’ ‘Amierican’s -cup .against SH announced, Thursday night. Dorias Biynn, played by Lew Cody. 2 i gan . ‘at th “ofimodern society a; b tifully | we:oan just let:go on aeeimulating'and gathering:to itself the forces of:both t The backgronnds beplyiBiconly “J‘ d intelligent ‘discontent ‘that ‘are natural . to these abnormal - times lme onl drops:his 8\1 B pioked up:by f,';&'b‘.’,,’fi,',f,"}?,"'lgh‘}:f flfl,:rf ':‘;‘Z:S tive'ideas, and revealing the power of a’practical ‘application of the genuine|fll ' - . Father Bartlett telling him of a quar- The party has a very deflnlte Dehr. h¢ rel she had ‘with Tom that afternoon, ing upon the story which deals with 3 tency .oft iple 2 “!aI;:pte; ::3“::0 :p\!:; Tom if hédid not give up liquor, he in q i g society woman to: aee a' telégram nv is completely to Ammunm théir-Anrerica. would brgak his neck. . showing. where he i§ to meet the 4 thletic .- coach: at ; . riest thit he murdered the man be- s ., June -|Dorias, assistant catl | geuu the victim had betrayed his sis- “ “’;";::,d I':lylli‘ol‘:e- lel;:;ez::nt.l:e t he Vanitie® < Notre Daime “;“?“&ty' h"; ";“’é’“d YOUR LAST OPPORTUNITY TO SEE ’ , |18 the st of fhe Y 28 srga collope, Spokane, Wash, it was . THIS PULSATING STORY OF .~ moulded ‘shrubbery and; Greek, stat rho’ rnlles it and sl:ootu selves' a number - of ‘beautiful “girls Allfitflclll eph‘lt and, ldealu as an’ antldote to the ‘poison of an alien philosoohy and that she had broken their en- the ‘efforts .of Sedgewick Blynn to eIl of e to" organize and’ conunet Dumont, the Canadl-n, then comes | young lady with whom he expects to ter. After Dumont had sworn™h in g lety leader, Rosemary ThebY: | termine which yacht shall efend the [zaga college, Spokane, Wash, it was LaS STRIFE AND fueath [the. white, Jight 'pfi.the moon, # l%l‘{matchlns false . conceptions, meeting destructive fdeas ‘with. construc: in the meantime the rooms of | oo thoring of mermen. il : bt : ) sk, Sequel to f".rhe'Spoilerl" had come:upon the scene and told|,,;ty pe jnadvertently allows @ Dry-| nome. .This is only a' way of sayifig'that the biggest task before Americans ordef ‘who it whs. But he does tell the. 7P TS S IR o o 0 { fell upon; the shoulders of ‘anot! er, Lu,; Augustus Phillips, and Alec B. was ‘picked by’ most’ of the expem Dument 18 absofuef iy Fathier Liptan" chnllenger, Shamyyck, IV, for All-American . quarterback . lett and h"@fl g ¥ The race was sailed over-a 28.mil s,:fittil:l:e:;flf?;:.:h"gmlnfi: windward and leeward course in mbd* 19183 Hebewlll. report .at: the college | City”—are gddgdlnmnqni to the erate breeze, the 'Resolute crossing [ GP““" Ty the finish line the victor by four miin- "‘*“'_—. ! Gifts mounted in gold ‘mean a ProgFem: : ¢ |utes, sevenseconds. elapaed timé, and THE PIONEER WANT ADS r”E‘ 1 RE whole lot to some people, but they : " |five min) ; ‘thirty-nine ui,nds e BRING RESULTS apparently mean little to Tom Mix, the cowboy star who is coming to the A - Rex theatre Sunday in his latest Fox Mar I 7, TR e X y ‘Miles Minter, ‘dainty, demure| , the pastor ‘will:preach on The Gate "“"L"i‘;cu"“' “The Terror.” * and captivating star of the “silver|. : g \ 3 waypof a Childlike Heart,” and at 8 han o AR, gresil favorites, MiX gheet,” fg soon to. be seen in her-sec-| = : . ; ; N/ 7+ |pim. on “Weighing Life’s Riches.” as been'the recipient of countless|,;y Realart picture, “Judy of Rogues’ (. i\ L We invite you to visit our Sunday ||£ gifts. As a result he has an intgrest- Harbor,” an. ada 5% t ption from . :Grace 3 , hool at 12; we hope you will wan! “i‘fi collection at hl]s h°:‘° in m1X-fMiller White's popular book, which |- g ::; join us. - ville, near Los Angeles. Accompany-| i)l be shown at the Grand theatre) WEDISH Lvmnfia ' A1l young people at. their meeting ing many gifts are notes requiring -the actor to wear or use the articles. “My Favorite Psalm,” on Sunday and Monday. Miss Mi : n finglleh at 7.p. m. ter, who has the God-given gift ¢a m|is the topié. -’ Adfew Weel‘;flhflll"nl”é‘x 1;9"“'9“ 2lthe artist, portrays July. so- true /to 1"2,::’“‘}‘:},‘,5:“;“}'1?‘;;" e Blaine Lambert, Mlnlster 1“ some go th ;" ed six-shooter [jite that captious critics are loud ‘in Theré’ will' be, no: Sund : 3 1"’": 5"’“& o is 3‘;1"'“'"3 in a|their praises of Miss Minter and). it ! NARY ‘CHURCH ;;B;::::)&di,t "pli::e,"' ;;K‘;‘Svg;’_ {*July of Rogues’ Harbor.” nme, : : Rgv Blaine’ Lambert, pastor.of the Miss Minter is supported by th 3 5 A ;o t_chu et Y Eemldjl will 3 on in his next picture—w...ch was 11 R ; “The Terror.” While he didn’t, re- 1?;.: g:::dl:n?m;rs:;; RI.‘(;l:eru‘iHéar ’fll!: pc;lnt hlxmk,ll ‘Mix.quadé himself King. Dertectly clear when he sald: Two added attractions are ncln Gold mounted guns, saddles and|oq in the program, Matrimoniacs, a spurs. are all right in their proper two-part . ‘Goldwyn ~ .comedy,’. and Dg. place, ; But'can :you imagine & real|Charley Van, favorite singer of. popus D VOB ik Sunday scheol.: honest~to—goodness cowpuncher at-11ar afrs will sing “The Venetian 2| .11v30—Morning worship. Suhject. tacking a band of;eutlaws with a nice| Moon,” ‘and other late’hits. .7 | 1. Ripon, y y k. |Salvation, Servics:and | Rewards.” gold-plated gun. Not me. Give me ; AR [ Christian Endeavor at 7:9. m. Seripture reference,. 1- Cor. 3:11-15. the regular six-shooter mounted in All are Invited. o 7 p. :m.—Young. People’s meeting. ;lckel or fi%pll)mndt I'm ;flt{sfled McKAY KNOCKED QUT Theme, ““The Things of God FPut eople wou at me ever fin i, " #ailed into a motion picture scene to EASTLEY IN SEVENTH|ST. PAUL'S. EVANGEL. LW mstp m.—Tuesday ' evening Blble do a big scene armed with a gold- Pocltello, Idaho, June 5-—Gordon Sixth street and ‘America avenue: stud ° Toplc “The Two Advents.” mounted gun. McKay, - middleweight, knocked out| = */Children’s Day” will be appropri-’ 82 i —Thursduy evening prayer “I'm not making fun of the gold- | Curley Eastley, light heavyweight, of |ately observed at our Sunday school| etine. mounted revolver given to me, mind | Kansas City, in the seventh round of jmeeting at 9:30 o’clock, withj special y?u; I'm simply. showing how ridic- |a scheduled twelve' mqo;l bout Thurs- m;ltt;:et llnnd slniglns Iln ct;nnecuton ulous it would be for a real cowboy dny Wi e morning service. pastor to bust into a scene with a gold gun.| .-It'was announced that McKay will| will speak on the subject, “Fléwers| NYMORE SALVA'HON ARH However I appreciate the present.and fight fifteen rounds with Mike O'Dowd [and Their Use,” scripture réference,| « Sunday school at 2 o’clock. . 1 s At 29, ial children’s Captain Orchard, ! the friendliness that inspired it. here ‘on July 5. : :'::glone 128-29, 4 speci al ¢l omcer m churse George W. Kehoc. pastor. A STIRRING DRAMA OF LOVE AND "SACRIFICE Would you glve up your wife if you discovered she " " |:*"Young People’s meeting at 7. p. m. HARRY (;ABEYS mAI‘ QUITS ATHLETICS. Bring your parents and friends. SALVA'HON ABIY loved another man’ It-has been done. WESTERN HERE AT REX Moorhead, ‘Minn., June 5.— Alex Every one is heartily welcomed. - ‘Morning worship snd holiness ser- LAST TIMES TODAY | Nemzek, Jr., coach and athletic di- William F. Kampkenkel, past TTRA Harry Carey, whose name as star [rector of the'Moorhead normal for| ¢ 2 2 i ”?fiifiailsfnfii'i"ft 2 'elock. SPEC'AL MUSIC AND ADDRRL A criopa .adways guarantees an exciting Uni-|the past two years, has resigned to ju:moms’r cnu’n(}n i L t 3 lock. ; _Sunday moraing st 10130, elock | Broaing worship; sirset mesting -filIIIIIlIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIII|lIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllll versal' photodrama, gallops. through go ‘into commercial work. “The Rider of the Law,” which open- |~ Nemzek graduated from the North ed last night at the Rex theatre. |Dakota agricultural . college several| — T Although an officer of the famous years ago, where he was. known as 2“1 gex?s acate wlicetthe star ;;lgc- one of the best football, baseball and used of stealing ore from. the a8 mine. The division chief of the rang- track menwhe school. ers orders him to run down and' ¢ap- ture the real thieves to"clear his'own HUNTING THE SPERM WHALE good name. "A week is allowed him ] in which to'make the arrests. At.the. One Taken: Ofi West Coast of Scotland end of that time Jim-arrests his half- Realized Five Thouund Dollars brother ‘Nick, ‘a _boy who'had here- . tofore looked: to the big ranger for X! v 7% S AL 5;“;’;:“&;3%"'“" with an old friend - ‘graphie ‘account of the hunting -and killing of a sperm whale is told The oath of his olflee was stronger than ‘family affedtion and Jim 'l:an-!by ‘one’ who-took -part.iix it " Starting fined. hi§ prlsoners in.-an-old shack on his own. ranch A hand. of mys- tery ‘urlocked “tlie heavy door ' tllat night and the ‘men escaped a *to; the charge. of’ore| of, s ge ~f asis'ing a fel- \\‘mlen 20 there is 'a myst y, but in dm.c 'me eeemed to beeet his l)ath :,‘im;‘::l t:‘:,e:eifih!:;;:,l,“‘:o.:"m:?el;o;’:e y Hew he extricated him-elf from'a tangle of unjvst charges with honor‘ fountain: ejected by the ;whale as it and distinction .orms the theme of: COmes to the surfuce to breathe. ‘Away the play. | goes the whaler In. pursuit. 3 Harry Carev is supported ‘by an'| Sometense’ maneuvering the ‘whaler unusually well-picked cast of fav- ['gets‘intosuitable position, the skipper orite Universal players. They are- \ukea aim, fires his harpoon gun.and Vester Pegg, Ted Brooks, Joe Harris, | g harpoon is embedded in:the mon- Jack Woods, Duke. R. Lee,, Gloria| gier's - body. The' whale disappears E;De.v Claire Anderson and Jimmie taking yards of henp llne with- him. The Screen’s Great Lover LEW CODY —with— HLOUISE LOVELY ROSE MARY THEBY ELEC B. FRANCIS ~ AUGUSTUS PHILIPPS Who Starred in “The Beloved Cheater" | —in— Y“The ]utterfly Man" HE MADE SOME OF THEM SAD, AND. SOME OF THEM GLAD QUITE A FEW OF THEM MAD, BUT NONE OF THEM BAD—BUT THEY ALL LOVED HlM DAINTY DEBUTANTES AND. IIATRONS. Mary Miles Mlfilef THEODORE ROBERTS * : HERBERT STANDING ‘ “'In the Second.Realart- Picture ? 33 udy of Rogués Harbor” Stnkmg because of its: beauty amLmtensely human f interest. . It will strike home because it’s ‘‘true o llfe" ;‘ Added Attuctms CHARLEY’ VAN Added Attractions ““The Rider of the Law" was direct.| ETeSently he rises to bl again, and will Sing “The Venetian Moon,” and Other Late, : —— ; edby J)\ck Ford at Universal City. n‘z::n?&alkxddszm";:g b s Popular Songs i ELKO slx. MACK SENNETPS p “WHITE LIES” SCORES of cable, fattilng overboard. + About PIECE . i3 Two-Par} Comedy fifty minutes later he 'fioats “on the AN ELEGANT TRIUMPH Tensé situations abound. in *“White | 0rface of the water, quite’ dead.. . Lies,” the new William Fox photo-| ; Immediately the sallors fall upon . drama starring ' Gladys Brockwell, | him Alr is: pumped-into the carcass * ‘which is showing at the Elko theatre to make it buoyant, his nnkes are tonight. trimmed off, so that he -will-float in: : Miss Brockwell and William Scott | tow, and the whaler makes for Scof- i her leading man, have ' unusually|land again, with a host of screaming % strong parts in this modernized ver-|pirds in her rear. This particular :sion of Charles Reade’s famous novel. | ghale realized five thousand dollars. 7As:Josephine, the girl who sacrifices W sixty Jove ‘and self for her family.- Miss m:&tull ErOwR, mm, about i Broekwell rises to:supreme heights in -emotional acting. Camille, played by . ‘William Scott, a young French sol- - Subscrlbe for the. Pioneer. MATRIMANIAGS &2z | 'MATINEE 2:30 "NIGHTS 7:30 and 9:00 ’5 it Admlss!on—-Children 10c, Adults 25¢ : "2 SUNDAY G r a n d"&MONDAY’ “FRESH FROM THE CITY” With the Sennett Players ELKO - SUNDAY Matinee 3:00—Prices, 10c and 25¢ Nights 7:30-9:00—Prices, 15¢ and 30c ORCHESTRA -