Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, April 4, 1921, Page 5

THE BEMIDJY DAILY PIONEER ... 70 "7 . Mrs. R. L. Mitchell of Bigfork was a Bemifljl caller today. ‘R 'iDd:'!xmey of Shevlin spent the day in Bemidji yesterday. D. G. Lyon'of Waskish was a busi- ness visil in the city today. Phelp’s &rncfli’ deligers four tl;iies daily. -(lall phone 657, 1mo4-1 George ‘W *Cross oz Red Lake was @ Sunday visitor in ‘the city. M!lsva;u‘y: Noren of Spur.was a visitor in'the ity Saturday. William . Zauche of Baudette spent the day here on bueiness: Cash paid for Liberty bonds. G. B. Hooley, Northern Grocery Co. 1-19tf Thomas; A. McCann of Bend, Ore., was @ Bemidji visitor Sunday. o E. D. Claffy of International Falls was a Bemidji visitor Saturday. Frank Clark of anue‘mve-n was'a business visitor in Bemidji Saturday. | FOR ANY KIND of real estate deal, see or write Willits & Olson, the land men, 1-1tt W. L. Wolte and Simon Bishog o Cass Lake were Sunday visitors in Bemidji. . J. A. Kennedy and C.'R. Middleton of Bdudette were Bemidji business visitors today. ‘Waldemar F. Johnson of Park Rapids was the guest of Bemidji friends Sunday. e $50,000 to ‘loan on farms. .The Dean Land Co., Bemidji, Minnesota. § : 10-371¢ “Mts. Fred Swinson of Frohn was among ‘the out of town shoppers in Bemidji Saturday. Misses Ida B. Thompson and Clara Peterson of Deer River were Saturday callers in Bemidji.> Dr. D. R. Burgess left this morning for Federal Dam ito spend a few days transacting business. H. Z. Mitchell of the Bemidji Sen- tinel returned this morning from a business trip to Minneapolis. A. Kaiser of Bagley was a business visitor in the city over the week end. He returned home this afternoon. Get the Xabit of looking for such excepjiopal.values.as we offer at our store.- Consumer’s Shoe Co. 3-23tf Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bailey will leave_ tonight for Rochester’ where Mrs. Bailey will submit to°an ex- amination at the Mayo hospital. Miss - Josephine ! Parker,, 700, Be- midji avenue, returned . to.Bemidjl Saturday after visiting friends at Bagley and Mizpah for a few days. . Mr. and Mrs. H. Mayne Stanton and children returned yesterday to their home at Grand Forks after a short visit with friends and rela- tives here. Gust Brown, formerly ..proprietor; of the Bemidji Candy Kitchen, who| has been the guest of friends in the ciay forthe past two.weeks, will re- tur mto his home in Minneapolis. You have.a right to expect to buy. footwear cheaper at our “store, be- cause you y at wholesale prices. Consumer’s Shoe Co. 3-23tf Miss Beth MacGregor, community nurse, left last night for Minneapolis with a number of children who are to receive medical attention there She expects to return to Bemidji about Thursday. 55 A. G, Wedge, Jr., spent Sunday in the city en route from Park Rapids to Grand Rapids. Mr. Wedge left:, ithis afternoon for Grand Rapids, from where he will go to his home in Minneapolis. Father LaRose, assistant to Father Phillippe, returned ‘the latter part of the week from Thief River Falls, where he has supplied a pulpit for a month, because of the sickness of the resident priest. Mrs. P, J. Russell and children, Francis and Kathleen, are expected ito arrive in Bemidji tonight from Elk River and the Twin Cities, where they have spent about ten days vis-| iting friends and relatives. Senator P. H. McGarry of Walker, Senator James Cummings of East Grand Forks, Senator P. A. Gandrud of Sunburg and H. B. Crozier of St.! Paul, feature writer for the St. Paul Pioneer Press, spent Sunday in the city for the past two weeks, will re- turn to his home lin Minneapolis. | LAND OWNERS We need a few improved and par- tially improved farms in the vicinity of Bemidji for our spring listing. Chas. S. Carter, Bemidji. Minn. 6t4-2 W. B. A, M. DANCE i The Womens’ Benefit association of the Maccabees will give a dance Mon- day evening, April 4th, in Moose hall. Good music. 5t4-4] nervousness or eye dis-' orders of any kind, needing glasses® or glasses repaired, consult them. Agtificial eyes fitted. | i - Drs. Larson & umn.t' 2 o bled with headaches, Mrs. Ida Letford has taken up Miss Martha Jensen’s school “duties. Cyril Dickinson of Pupixsky was a| business caller in the city today. Charles Deardorf of the town of Northern was a caller in the city to- ay. Charley Hedglin of Buena Vista v{:s an over-Sunday visitor in the city. . Arthur Tanben of Cass Lake has been the guest of Ed. Brinkman for a week. 2 Miss Alice Booge of Thief River Falls wis a between train visitor in Bemidji Saturday. i Edmond Foster-of Puposky visited friends in the city over Sunday, re- turning to his home today. Mamie Peterson of Werner visited over Sunday with her sister Elma. She returned to her home today. Miés Helen Heminger returned this morning from Solway where she vis- ited friends for the past few days. Miss' Esther Fjellman will fill the vacancy. . caused by the resignation of Miss Ruth Greene in the Central building. Rev. Odegaard of Blachduck and Rev. Vinji of Kelliher were the week end guests of Rev. L. J. Jerdee, 311 Eighth street. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Budge, 1202 Dewey avenue, have as their guests Mrs. Wilbur Williams and two chil- dyen of Meyersdale, Pa.” They ar- rived Saturday evening and expect to remain about two weeks. Born to Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Erick- son at St. Anthony’s hospital, Satur- day, April 2, a son. Mother and gaby are reported to be getting along ne. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Malone of Ft. Francis spent Sunday in Bemidji as the guest of friends. They were en route to Crookston to visit friends and relatives. . .Miss Helen Glessner, teacher in the high school, who was operated on'for appendicitis about Easter time, ex- pects. to be able to return to her work in a few days. Miss Minnie Bailéy left Saturday for ‘Bagley, *where a few days. She expects to return to Bemidji Wednesday. Miss Florence Miesch, who was called home on account of the death of her father, expects to return to Bem}dji to resume her work in the public schools some time this week. hMi ; Martha Fibegar, teacher in e i turn to Bemidji to resume her work on Wednesday. LAY = Miss 'Gloyd B. Snow returned. to Bemidji the latter part-of the week from Crookston, where she spent her Easter vacation. s & Mrs.. Fred: Brinkman returned to Bemldj_x, Suonday - from = Minneapolig; and Chicago, where she spent a week transacting - business. « Ty Miss Ida Zurgess of Coleraine, who was an Easter guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Mikkelson, re- turned to her home last weel. M_rs. Marjorie Frier apolis came to Bemidji to take the vacancy in the Lincoln school caused by the resignation of Miss Mary Yeo. Bd. Mulligan of Grand Marais, Minn., has been visiting his aunt, Mrs. S. P. Hayth of Northern for a few days, and returned to his home | Saturday. Mrs. Andrew Abbott of Eag]og Bend is visiting her mother, Mrs. | avenue | Lucy Hazen, 209 Irvine gouth. She accompanied her sister, Miss Dora Hazen, home. TUES. and WED. ~ Justine JOHNSTONE The Plaything of Broadway’ Was the Game Worth the Candle? Do you think it paid this girl to devote her life to humble service for others, when many men of wealth and so- cial power offered her the luxury that all women crave? WHEN SHE HAD SOLD HER YOUNG SOUL— " Was'Her Heart as Gay as ‘Her Smile? —TUES. & WED.— she will be the|, guest of her sister, Mrs. Hensell, for: blic schools, .is. expected. to.re- || of Minne- || EASTERN STARS WILL MEET TOMORROW NIGHT The Order of Eastern Star will hold its regular meeting Tuesday eve- ning'at 8 o’clock at the Masonic hall. PRESBYTERIAN LADIES’ AID DIVISION MEETS TONIGHT The dining room division of the Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid . will meet at the home of Mrs. A. E. G $23 Bemidji avenue, this evening.' METHODIST BOARD TO MEET THIS EVENING The official board of the Methodist church will hold a business session tonight at 8 o’clock at the church. ‘Wird has been' received by friends that a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Martin of Turtle River March 25. Mother and child are reported to be getting along fine. Mrs. George Hanson and little daughter, Margaret, will leave to- night for Minneapolis and St. Paul, where they will visit relatives and friends for about three weeks. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Molander, 1023 Beltrami avenue, this morning at St. Anthony’s hos- pital. Mother and baby are reported to be doing nicely. County. Attorney Graham M. Tor- rance left this morning for Baudette, where he is conducting an investiga- tion at an inquest at that place. He expects to return Tuesday evening. Rev. Bothne of Pequot visited at the residence. of Rev. L. J. Jerdee, 311 Eighth street, last week, and while here he addressed. the Luther league of that church on Thursday evening. . -|served. The public is invited. i |W. B. A. OF MACCABEES TO | BETHEL LUTHERAN WILL HOLD FOOD SALE THURSDAY | Bethel Lutheran church, Sixth and America, will hold its annual spring sale of aprons Thursday afternoon in| the basement of the church. Supper| will be served from 4:30 until all are| ROYAL NEIGHBORS WILL MEET TUESDAY EVENING | The Royal Neighbors will meet at| the I. 0. O. F. hall Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. After the business| meeting there will be a card party and a social time. Lunch will be| served. | | ‘HOLD MEETING TONIGHT| The Woman’s Benefit Association of Maccabees will meet this evening| at the Moose hall at 7 o’clock instead of 8 o’clock, as stated in Saturday’s Pioneer. All members are urged to| be present on time, as there is ini- tiation. MISS BAGLEY SURPRISED Seven girl friends of Miss Cather- ine Bagley surprised her at her home, 908 Beltrami avenue, Saturday eve nning in honor of her birth anni-| versary. The evening was enjoyably | spent in games and music, and the self-invited guests prepared a lunch, the tables being tastefully decorated with roses and carnations. Miss Catherine was presented several| pieces of ivory as a birthday gift from | the guests. ODD FELLOWS SPLIT | Five German-speaking lodges of the Independent Order of Odd Fel-| lows have split from the parent or- ganization and formed a new body, incorporated in the state of New Jersey, which will be known as the| International Odd Tellows’ associa- tion. During the war, the Odd Fel- lows forbade the use of any language other than English for ceremonial purposes, and though strongly op-| posed by the foreign speaking lodges, | this order is still in effect. GRAND ;3% Tonight | in “Madam. X”—then think “Saphead’s Sacrifice The greatest emotional star of the screen—in a great stage success— | caretully, as there is a_nne-thous v CWAGE THREE ONE OF LIFE'S LITTLE JOKES A real tragedy was brought to light in a recent issue.of “A Nap” @ Budapest newspaper. - A poor Hun- garian, whose family was on the point of starvation, had written to a} well-to-do brother in America help. For months ne had waited, too late. One day, when he had al- most given up in despair, he received a bulky package from America, and of this prosperous brother.- Enraged at this vain reply to his pitiful ap- peal, he hurled the picture into the| fire and watched his last hope go up| in flames. The next day he received| the fcilowing letter, also from Amer- ica: “Dear Brother: With, sincere re-| gret have I read in your letter of Your pititul condition, and I wish to! help you. Yesterda . address a picture dollar bill under dt. Use it Ihealth amd my best wishes. Your brother.” This s not an unusual methoc | adopted by immigrants in sending | money to relat abroal. MARINE CORPS ELIMINATES RED TAPE IN MEDAL ISSUE Washington, April 4.—To ex-| pediate the delivery of the rainbow- hued ribbons and the bronze medall that bears on its reverse face the name of the thirteen allies in the great war for civilization, better Known as the Victory medal, the Ma-| rine Corps has opened a new cam-| paign of publicity through the| agencies of s recruiting offices. The | REX| COMING | SUNDAY| ! Would You Sell Your Baby? What Is Your Baby Worth? “THE SLAVE OF VANITY” Featuring the Won- derful Star of “Madam X” Just remember the wonderful work of this star of stars of the great treat in store for you in this—her first picture since “Madam X"— A SERIES OF SOCIAL EVENTS IN THE HOME OF AN UNCROWNED QUEEN OF LONDON ”__Two-Part Comedy COMING—“THE COUNTY FAIR” ELKO TI Prices: A Man Tempe Great Doctrines of Life— LOVE and a CHILD LAST Children 15c—Adults 25¢ red by the Two MES TONIGHT | | —DON'T MISS IT— | l | | | | | | FOR THE ENDORSEMENT || OF THE ASTOUNDING |! SPIRITUAL DEMONSTRA- | TIONS IN ‘The Invisible Ray’| THE MOST THRILLING SERIAL EVER FILMED. ‘ We Refer to— KING ALBERT SIR OLIVER LODGE || WOODROW WILSON KING GEORGE BERNARD SHAW CARDINAL GIEBONS From crowned heads to day-labor- ascinated with spiritu- in this mighty 15 epi- ial— “THE INVISIBLE RAY"” amazing manifestations that will grip and thrill you. REMEMBER— 15 Wonderful Episodes 15 And each episode . bigger, more gripping, more astounding than the last, with the two most popu- Jar serial stars on the screen— RUTH CLIFFORD and JACK SHERRILL See “THE INVISIBLE RAY” if you see no other serial this year. Now playing every week at the Rex theatre. active resumption of recruiting the sea soldiers is expected speedily to clear the decks of tn2 offices of all unissued meda of Foreign Wars and the p | Army and Navy Union has ¢ for enlisted for this purpose. {tion to the nearest Marine Corps re- \hoping desperate!™ agginst hope glynl!:;;‘;(.h:g; ‘:g:eu::“;”lg‘)"l,‘(g,tm':;‘:‘i"w’- the assistance would not reach lnm‘rmpe for the distribution of ‘he |tory medal has been eliminated by |the Marine Corps. Each recruitiny REX Tuesday and Wednesday by ‘THE ¢ ENTERPRISE CAFE Day and Night Service 112 THIRD STREET Meals at All Hours 8-hour shift for girls Your Patronage Will Be Appreciated E.L.PATTERSON rufting The aid of the American Legion, of the heen Applica- pmpilete ffice has been issued a q. AT his heart leaped with joy. From its| o 4 | & size it must contain as much as of ‘l“,_“m?er; and "“i". ki e Proprietor ‘r“‘el‘n‘g“ “h‘,"‘,‘[hh‘,:‘sg:l\;ll:“’f r;s)‘fzf,s‘:,“',‘,‘;movices that go with the individual = ounid only a ha pLOtoSTAD Ll medal. = Subseribe for The Datly Ploaeer. REX Theatre Today S e “AMessage from Mars” Starring MR. BERT LYTELL THE MOST SELFISH MAN IN LONDON was Horace Parker, and everyone knew it ex- cept Horace Parker. Then someone told him: a Figure he had never seen, one he laughed at when he first saw it. Suddenly Horace stopped laughing. MR. BERT LYTELL—in “A MESSAGE FROM MARS” depicts as really as real life the wealthy young man-ahout-town who was so supernaturally self- ish as to require a supernatural cure, From the celebrated stage success by Richard Ganthoney Scenario by Arthur Zellner and Arthur Maude. Pholographed by Arthur Martinelli. A MAXWELL KARGER Production CLYDE COOK COMEDY : FOX NEWS Rex Four-piece Orchestra Matinee: 2:30—7:10-9:00 Some Day Ev;; V‘\;ife Gv.’ ili Know “THE TRUTH ABOUT HUSBARNDS” WHY NOT NOW? Whitman Bennetl’s production is a lightning flash of truth. A drama of wives who never know; husbands who never tell, and women who never forget J. 6. Nordgaard fra Saetersdal MR. NORBDGAARD Appears in the picturesque men’s used in Saetersdal in the 17th century holds many prizes. s costume he |