Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, November 4, 1920, Page 4

THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER: - i rvirsrin s FHURSDA -EVENING, NOVEMBER-4,1920. ~ | ‘beauty “and 15 the mi [oq of all in the language of the flowers. The red rose 'is'a token of love and 'the white of purity. A moss rosebud is a “PEACEFUL VALLEY” AT REID WITH VAUDEVILLE, i 24 . . i & the yellow rose asks, “Are you jeal ceful Valley,” the well known be shown at.the Grand theatre to- | 4 ,‘].:lt's",zg;{ ifi.:ii&i:g%"’::“ffi marrow only with the regular four : % riches. The Greeks and Romans used én, with Charles Ray, the popular act vaudeville program, in “The Man 3 . : one variety of buttercup asea remedy @ma star, playing the leading role Frgm Funeral Range.” It is a rug- his favorite part of a “hick.” ged out-door story that gives the 'he. production, which was adapt- star ample opportunity in the kind |- 0 by Isabel Johnson from the stage | Of picture that he likes, : pley-by-Edward E. Kidder, will be The Vaudeville program, too, from |: n tract| th theatre, |advance reports, promises to be bet- Mol A e e ter than usual. Ziska, as the king[! of magicians, performs many aston- ishing feats, Robert Long & Co., at the piano offer every -thing from the pro-|grand opera to ragtime, and Garrett 5 1 4 ed near Koursk, Russia, by magnetic and Galloway are another pair of i disturbances = of intensity unequaled root was a sure cure for. insanity if it was gathered at the wane of the moon, wrapped In linen and carrifed around the neck-of -the afflicted person. » ~~ commencing Sunday. It 18 Mr. Ray’s i gecond, release thru Associated First tional pictures as an independent producer. . Jerome Storm directed duction of *“Peaceful Valley” and prominent in the cast supporting Charles Ray are Harry Myers, Lin- coln Stedman, Walter Perkins, Wil-{closing act is a trio, two men and a liam Courtright, Vincent C. Hamil- :g’;‘;flr‘);fid’ ‘Uxerfl:;lal" ;HEM Mie“i L: ering is e usical g:az‘:’,”é&fii‘;{?%m‘:g: 1)\\4[:{6; ff,‘,'f Moments.” , 3 ¢ and taken to Sweden. Two Swedish raine and Ida Lewis. ' The regular matinee begins at 2 2 e’ i, observers find that two immense - “Peaceful Valley” was for years|2:30 and the evening performances| : X parallel deposits of magnetic iron ore ‘one of the most popular footlight at-|at 7:30 and 9:15 tomorrow only. ’ are indicated. These seem to have tractions in America. Sol Smith/ % about equal length, 57 miles or more, Russell, playing the leading role, reg-| DOROTHY PHILLIPS IS . g % (7 TS and to be separated about 40 miles. istered his greatest success in it. As SEEN IN NEW PICTURE I a_ vehicle for Charles Ray, it is de-| Dorothy Phillips returned to the|: clared to be especially suitable, and [screen of the Grand theatre last in it-the young star is said to have|night in her first production since done- some of the greatest work of {“The Heart of Humanity,” Allen . 4 his screen career. X Holubar’s masterplece. Her latest i 5 g Ann. May, the charming little mo-|picture is “Destiny”, based on a cele- i 4 'y tion picture actress, who has been|brated novel by "Charles Neville & 5 i - 3 Charles Ray’s leading woman in|Buck. many other pictures, has the chief “Destiny” proved to be a compel- View of the U. S. S. 'I'ennessee, considered the greatest fighting ship in \ feminine role in “Peaceful Valley.”|ing study of present-day life. 'Its|' the world, taking the first taste of open waters as:she passed under the Man- —_ \ characters are human, its motives |: hattan bridge, New York, for her trials and tests. The vessel was launched| - Qutdoor and imdoor workers, sub« ¥ are simple and elemental. It rises|: three months ago. Ject to exposure or heavy toil, find to a climax of great power, and — —_— in ¥ ; “@oon nuig“:m” :RTE TODAY needless to say, the acting of the star | . : refict.in Sloan's Linh‘nent 'HEA' is excellent. Horeover, it has a sup- | e——— ) EEN at work all day, standing on Constance Talmadge nas searched | €rb cast {n her support. TRACE JAZZ MUSIC TO CHINA Byour feet, lifting heavy weights? for st , she’s b 10 ert| The piciure tells of the conflict in . And now you're.all tired out, sinners, she's been a love expert | The picture tells of the confiict in ||| N oy ¢hwestern News ||| Book of ceremonies of That Country| "~ Nevermind, it youare wise you have The greatest fron ore deposits Subscriba for The Daily Pioneer. erf ‘woman, for th & 108 B et O e o gong | ton. the son, is fired with ambition. Deals With Musical Criticism abottleof Sloan’s onthe shel, at home to the lengths of resculng a young|He longs to conquer, to achieve to the Point. orintheshop. Puta little on, without man from jail in a Bicture, “Good | Wealth and power. Mary, his s.ster, —_ rubbing, an %uwkly comes grateful The hunt for the origin of jazz has| Warmthand relief, Refefences,” her latest First Na- counsels, that they remain on the|DEVICE TO REMOVE 2 tional vehicle, to be exhibited at the|farm and make sure of the happiness Go ' Rex theatre, commencing Thursday. |that Is already theirs, rather than KINGHEAD FROM WHEAT | 1 ci0"or cannibal feasts and orglastle| ECiatica, lumbago'and the host of cx- Being in love with a fascinating|Teach out for more ambitious aings. | Fargo, Nov. 4—A device, sald 10| dances. But, further back it can be fi;\al e;;:thhrac::r:;ll tll:ig:;melmm- 4 . colds, tool young lady Is enough to keep any| After the faghion of a number ofbe successful in removiug kinghead| troceq to the be P “ " ginnings of civilization ’, . p Young man in a constant state of |[recent stage successes, ‘Destiny”|from wheat has been invented Dby It's comforting to keep ¢ handy, in China itself. - Confucius, who lived | Tpree sizes—35c, 70c, $1.40. 4 led to. the African jungle and to the| . Goodfor rheumatic pains, neuralgia, Wo and perplexity. But being in shows the results that would follow | Miss Anna J. Schlunke of this city. T it a besutitu] girl who bajled | both choices. The one conclusion is | The machine, which has been pat:nt- nearly 2500 years ago, edited a book of cerelnonies called the “Li KL” The SIO you out of night court and didn’t|tragic, the other “happy.” So oneled works on the theory. that wheat is tell your family about the trouble— | M3Y take with him from the theatre |reavier than kinghead. There are| book of ceremonies was & venerable keeping the little dark secret as a|Whichever he chooses. ) e three inclines. As the grain glides| Chinese classic long before Confucius 1 . whip over your head, to drive you at “Destiny,” with a Gumps comedy |down the wheat descends at a faster | gave his attentlon to it. The saylngs Llnlment your lelsure—that s misery that|and; Bray Pictograph will be shown |speed than the kinghead. At the bot-| In the “Li Ki” represent a viewpoint . beéggars description. for the last time at the Grand to-[tom of the incline is a slight chute| of musical criticism jn China which VBt of course Vincent Coleman night, and the Kinghead being lighter nd | perhaps corresponds to the date ‘ds- says he didn’t mind playing this vart S I travelling slower is not thrown as far at all, because opposite him was the|STORY OF BUTTERFLY as the wheat. f'l‘ing}“:;z“t:te I:}Y:: ighm‘lzir?.i‘:l‘;g‘ f;: ‘winsome and capricious Constance. THAT TOUCHED THE FLAME scribes ‘musie as rful influen This humorous situation and the| Brilliant screen artist that she is, foriioci 2 powersul infubnee embarrassing dilemma in which Mary | Louise Glaum never approached, at|LARGE SCHOOL BUILDING h 7. £00d or evil, and plctures: the pre- ‘Wayne' (Connie) is subsequently|least in histrionic impressiveness, the| ~ oONTRACTS LET IN DAKOT. istorle syncopationcas follows: placed form an amusing part bf Miss | characterization which she is to ofter 0! OTA| “The alrs of Kang go to wild ex- Talmadge's -new “starring vehicle. |on the Grand theatre screen begin-| Minot, Nov. 4.—School building | cess and debauch tlie mind; those of § ning next Saturday and Sunday, ac-|contracts totaling over $271,000| Sung speak- of slothful indulgencies have been let in this vicinity. In ad-| and of women and submerge the mind; dition Foxholm, Carpio and Hartland | those of Wel are strenuous and fast Printing ARE YOU IN NEED OF cording to the New York critics who % have seen *‘Sex” the new J. Parki B. WILLIAM NEILL DIRECTS Hond, o e uotion . ‘reloased by | districts have issued bonds for new | and perplex the mind; and those of || Tags IN “GO0D REFERENCES” | Hodkinson. school buildings. Khi are violent and depraved and ards A R. Willlam Neill directed Con-| AS .Adrienno Renault, dazzling| Contract let for schools include: | make the mind arrogant. The alrs of c stance Talmadge in the seventh of [butterfly of the Frivolity Roof, Miss oo;‘f‘?g;‘}‘;zh:7%’23%;)0‘?“’1,“;‘:: ::g' these four, states all stimulate 1ibidi- Blanks her First National pictures, “tood um ‘is a scintillant, entramcing s 2 g 3 d Rterenoes, which will be screencd |pleture, as volitile, as radiant ds lite 3?:[:“:!:!;;03031&““, $20,000; Col-| 2008 Jesirer-and are. injutiousto F;l:dm : at the Rex theatre, beginning Thurs-|can be in the wild nocturnaf vortex ety : ers day. The story, which has e en run.|of Manhattan, Then, as a difterent| Minot is to get a new $40,000 Con- If not jazs, what else falls in with R;:e' ning in the All-Story Magazine, is|Adrienne, married, devoted to her gregational church and $20,000. Im-| the description? Kang, Sung, Wel and ipts by H. J. Rath and was adapted for|husband and her home she ,glves a|Petus to building was given by good Khi=-all their scores have been lost. Envelopes the screen by Dorothy Farnum. Vin- |Poignant insight into the heart of the | CFOPS. Only the monotonous drum beat which Statements cont Coleman will be seen as Miss|woman who is destined to pay for de- they doubtless contributed to prehis- o Talmadge's leading man, and others |SPolling the happiness of others by| toric jazz remains in modern Chinese Bill Heads who have important roles are Ned A. tlhe deslnfr uofll Iar her pwn castle ot | “COMMITTEE OF. 17” HOLDS music—Toledo News-Bée. Invitations Sparks, - Nellle Parker Spaulding, | dreams. e climax of “Sex’ ’is sald ‘Mona i.lu. Mathew L. Betz, Arnold [to be one of the most tremendous SECOND MEETING TODAY THE LANGUAGE' Packet Heads Luck and Dorothy Walters. scenes ever staged for the film cam- |, Minneapolis, Nov. 4-—Representa- GUAGE' OF FLOWERS Letter Heads 7 0 era. Its finale is surprising and un- tlves:n(' {arme;ls and livestock rais- — ‘ usual and clearly sh. ers of the northwest were in Chicago| It Dates Back n e dsual n A a fl SPO‘F the genius today for o second mesting of “The es Back to the Time of the An- Call at Pioneer Office e producer, J. Parker Read, Jr., | - clent Romans, and Probably Is YOUTHS MADE UNFIT who has personally supervised the |Committee of 17" recently organized Much Older. Phones 922 and 923 to combat speculation in grain and ¥ BY TOO MUCH MONEY |splendid direction of Fred Niblo. In ¢ Miss Glaum’s support appear fascin- *‘The possession of wealth generally|ating Irving Cummings, William makes a young man unfit to do useful’ Conklin, Myrtle Stedman and Peggy work. This little fact, at which mil-| Pearce. lions olh iy‘;n“?‘ mer;l have laughed and = = over which later they wept, provides 5 i 9 " Sea Lion Leather. r::? :Imdcba::gy fflrh‘:‘%fi“fi: Large numbers of sea lions on the i Buitish Columbia const which destroy nu-fi,m'" annually vast quantities of fish food e production, ad: ! i 2 tion, adapted from the may be slaughtered and their hides famous stage play of the same title, 3 ‘with Earle Williams in the star’s role, | Placed on the world's leather market, " will be seen at the Elko theatre, last| If a proposition wiich comes from times, tonight. Premler Oliver and has the approval ! Tt sets forth in detail how luxury| of many experienced fishermen, Is car- during the college life of a youth| ried out. The sea lion weighs from estroys. his ability to study, and| 2,000 to 2,500 pounds, the hides heing b y::':iml :nflg ti’( m“vt/ itl}lm struggles | Sma——— - ————— r life. r. iams plays . = the role of Nathahiel Dunham, a| Witchhazel and Camphor spoiled son, whose whole college Relieve Eye Strain g:eer is- strewn with escapades in| Common witchhazel, camphor, hy- spending .of money. . drastis, etc., as mixed in Lavoptik eye Upon -finding himself fatherless| wash, produce .quick - results when .bankrupt, Dunham undergoes a|used for eye strain. One customer job hunter.|was greatly astonished at the restful college room-| feeling produced by a single applica- tion. A young man reports that both he and his mother were greatly helped by Lavoptik. We guarantee a ot ailure. Then Kellogg unfolds|small bottle to help ANY CASE weak, ‘Wacheme for Dunham to get rich. strained or inflamed eyes. E. A. o el im fo ot 8 el town | Barke, druge A NEW TYEEWERE = 3he ‘richest heiress in town and let ‘ R I B B 0 N_O F S I L K her to him. Dunham ad (the ‘pan. " 16 leads to.remarkable| FAIR AND CLEAR—that’s the reapls. way _your wxl{ be, if you'll It was a.custom of the¢ Romans to paint a rose on the ceiling of the ban- quet hall, signifying that what was told at the feast was not to be re- peated. From this custom originated the expression, subrosa, the ‘Detroit News rcealls. The rose is the queen of love and livestock. J. M. Anderson, president of the Bquity Co-Operative Exchange and member of the committee is repre- senting a large number of farmers and grain dealers of Minnesota and Dakotas at 'the conference. Dr. E. F. Ladd of Fargo, also was expected [to attend. GOOD WORK IS OUR SPECIALTY PIANOS Our most exacting customers tell { RAY AS AMATEUR SLEUTH. take Dr. Pierce’s us the Ault & Wiborg Typewiter . 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