Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, September 30, 1922, Page 3

IHEIEMLDJJDA!LYHONE.R e A p . : 7. PAGE THREE o s e e o £ ¥R P—— - ——-— T tee g R sl By veceived by Mrs. Harv. -t!n(h t'uuhndto - . xanoxted. W. B. A OF MACCABEES 3 MEETS MONDAY NIGHT telling of the death of the bride’s The . . mother, Mrs., Peter Larson of this | . The \qumm~ Benefit: Association city. " M % RRE Mrs Soun- s taby of e | of Maccahees will hold its regular 3 tely for their home 28 Blotf of e ) ¥ ¥ the opg ] meeting Monday cvening ~ at’ 8 ; end 'the funeral, Mr. Hooker ac- “Be | strike dre "’1"{ ',‘;g ;‘err:fl n;‘ffi ity | : Y ¢ a o'clock gt the K. C. Hall and e Thos T o Devile : B L § . . . 71} {members are requested tp be pres- - D. tofofitinue his work nt. The. drill iteam is asked to be|jghere he has béen flnn‘,flyed for some ‘there promptly at 7:30 for drill be-[time.' Mrs. Hooke join her hus- fore the' regular meeting. band at Devils Laknfiy:m‘ where they 5 will make, Fh home., HOOKER:LARSON WOMEN'S STUDY CLUB TO 1 Al HOLD MEETING MONDAY }’:rfonp‘:;::g&“:""?f“l"cu RS, ] Thcq fizst meeting of ~the preserdt !t)u.s city, became the b of Robetrt yean wul bL hdd by the Wumtns - Lee Hooker of Wawina, Minn. = They'| ot the home j 3 . T qmfig‘o!, s fari praduets 3 mMj) Friday.: . g aierhe 2 E 5 b | M, Stanloy Trimble, who was| 3 called to Bemidji last week by the! ¢ bunder "death of her little niecc, returned the'| qoyvight. 1923 ‘Assaciated - Editors were atended | Spencer, | 7. F. Burke, { k' to. her home at l‘ ;‘:“‘r of t and Joseph Important busin i T3 Robbin. : 3 ! ; and important reports well be heard. 4 CIB‘I‘, whi hn}btcn employ- : [ e 5o, : . > = ; v I.Re"‘, 5"}?‘.“ "[' Allen, the Meth- ception will be given by the re- i %d& - | g 3 d; i SO\ pect '.6 or this afternoon -to ‘Hen- A i (:‘llf;, g A .\n” Foint; pectormsy officers for the new officers of midji, ) g N oré they will be, the guest of ed the ceremony. the club.” A large attendance is de- j ) Shortly after the .wedding had tak- | wand wife ¢ ladies are 5 A}&"awo DOROTHY GISH. dn [ D W GRIFE ITH . —~ ‘OR.PHANS _OF THE, STOR,M ¥ f 3 “Orphans+of the Storm,” the vig [ Dorothy Gish as co-stars are support- E x 2 R guests of relatives and|D: W. Griffith film of the season,|ed by Joseph Schildkraut, Frank Lo- | {ne-nds nm tomorrow night. Mr. recognized as one of the five biggest |see, Catherine Emmett, Lucile La- there this evenmg photoplays of ;the year, has been Verne, Sheldon Lewi baoked for showing at the Rex thea-|lace, Frank Puglia, ire Sunday, Monday and Tuesday of | Leslie King, Monte Blue, ] d. Quew “ Stanley next week. “In ing:this show in |bert, Leo Kolmeri, Adolphe Lestina rder-to give.its patrong an opportun-|and Kate Bruce. Out of 300 actors ity-to see the b film -of the day|and actresses who tried for places in ‘teaching : in‘a the: Rex. theatte -has-cncountered a |the picture, those who now appear. y the past very expendive production. However |in the film are those who qualified it will be shown.at popular prices|in the struggle for the survival oi inéd:here by her that’ every film fan‘in the city and |the fittest. L -Pmewnnd surrounding country may have an op-| Few who sec the “Orphans of’ the v pcnumty to see it. In putting the |Storm” will appreciate the huge task "RS WERTH SURPRISED price law on this-film, the Rex feels|and vast detail netessary in the film-| Thirty<five friends and" neighbors that it would rather sT'ww to all fans|ing of such a .gigantic .spectatle. v i W Weérth afid”her mother|at a nominal price than to show to|Those who have §ecn it on the screen; the foo! g % nan gathered at their’home'|a part of (hem at the prices asked{declare that' this picturization [ of} tored from Xntemanbnal Falls tod 29 Elev ih stre t, last’ éve! ng the | for' this show in the larger cities. Kate Claxton’s famous stage classic the members of ‘the tegm and thei “Orphnn& of the Storm” is .Gr s without cqual on the screen today. .- Werth: {ith’s biggest ‘p it .| The picture comes to Bemidji highly: Cof the'| Thecast 'is one" of the strongest. ever recommended by long and successful will for a smgle plc.\ut runs in all the larger cities, many i of which are still showing at prices Imngmg near-a dollar. So too the Qlden, Golden West... AN AERIAL ADVENTURE CHOCK FULL OF ROMANCE AND THRILLS o beheld - here e A ‘|x i) | The smllmg‘ daredevil changes hig sfieed forsak- * ing his broncho for an aeroplane, in his Jatest ‘aud finest film achievement. ‘Trapped in the Air’ | H son, 123 Mrs. Joséphine Fossum of Nymore i T\ve]ffh street, - i s their| who has been spending some timé on . sexved by the-self invited guests who guest over Suiiday, her father Rev.|her farm near Saum, reutrned home i » Mr.:and *M“‘ “Albert’ -Rhodd departed at a late-hour after extend-| Q. H. Miller of Minneapolis who will| this morning. She was accompanied 3 mg o ‘them the best "of ‘wishes. aznv_g here; tomorrow morning. by her friend, Mrs. Nelson, who will { engaging in the meat business. o " By Henry McCarty and Leo MeehanA One Hundred Percent Eentertainment | hgp will ‘the] °F : e ) g : ; e e visit her for a short time. The latter fr he Sanatorium at}, <, retuty el ? EUTSCH St D Irs. -So Y 1 k has not been in Bemidji'for a num- ¢ Y ends - 1..:C 0 1 is| ber of years and was surprised at the ¥ ? | great number of 1mprovemunts made: street,’ 5 very. ‘pleastintly surprised her with -« Misg: Myrt }ierw; taacher of. xbenr,,,,cefl A A <ok~ * which i ghth geade geography Frank Rappatta, 1111 Missis- sold thejr. property [in the Bemidji public schools, left avenue, was. hostess. Two.ta William~ Willets of | on the eafly morning train‘for Grand 4 hnndred;’ ‘Were plnyed Lo ¢ | Rapids, where she will ‘be' the gest ‘nj . the en- of ‘friends during’the week end and| oo, f all present. Mrs. Deutsch D‘?‘“‘? _b§f°’§ ‘h’er was the recipient of many beautiful‘l 4 gifts'jand a dainty luncheon ‘brought’ Rl by-the guests was ‘'served by Mrs. i ' Rappatta at'5 o’clock. The children " % a S ar ln 0 a ; of the:party were catered to at a seconil: table, and several gentleme o i avemne. They apent are win| 2200 KL S0 SO Y v SATURDAY SEPT 30th ter in aneapohs while their daugh- Thos o present were: Mrs. J. D. Hart- f and son attended the University man, - Mrs.” Roland ‘Loitved and Mrs. v 4 have spent the past. three WeeltS e, "maviar, Nymore,: Mss. .. Frank B e Carl Laemmle Presents ’ GRE ATEST at B i £ appatta, Mrs. Manville Reff, Mrs. i My &nd Mrs. Henry .Stechmnn moved this_week int othe Moberg operty, corner of Tenth and Bel- ‘Mrs. J.-C. Deutsch, i | " Mrs. Edward Kramer, ‘Mrs. Delbert I HO”SE P E TERS ‘FOREST o North. e e Omatead, I : VIRGINIA VALLI * MATT MOORE JOSEPH SWICKARD FIRE ; g..:g: . : Gnth ‘?‘“d %‘ss M”;"’E S"°“'JM°’5“ o \ In a-stupendous screen version of Geo. Broadhurst’s New York pro- EVER ord Dmstedd, Leon 7 Jurett an ! 'duchon of the sensdtmnal stage success, by Langdon ML( ormick— SCREENED Vi veatment in|Mr. Wilton motoring thete ib week tta, Edwatd . Kramer, ¥ 7 and acwmp' ying , her 5 5 Rn;;ntta Sanford adn | " 2 oo 3 o & L i Wilson. of - M“"‘“mp" g Dexter Jewett, Benita,’s. Lawrence, ¢ THRILLS M), aem an({ s o guest at | John, Tommy, and Julia . ‘AND ‘and the:two littlé -~ daugh- [} 24} » | Manyille Reff. il & WONDERS R 3 3 3 B WITHOUT =5 HOUSEPETERS” END ¢ %i°“Ye Olde Griffin”hotel, Am- || UNIVERSAL —— 2 " o . ; il ,‘England, a ¢oa¢hing lionse dat- | i % well pleased, not on i 1o the Fittaenth centiry. 'J'haf b “Directed by Reginald Barker o ectre bd‘“‘t‘es i 1’“ THE GREAT The year’s most wonderful picture! early Georglan- fireplace. It has FURY OF § e iR Gbunty’ Superintendont 3. C. Mc ats on either side and an im- Featuring erin ~| mene hearthgtone in the center, with WINTER " s s this morning from a| an'ofd-fashioned spit above dt. On the h The famous forest fire which swept the were some old coins, one with IN THE into torrents of praise e date 1687. High upin the chim- ni k! ss which tradition says PRESENTIN W u'le:l ::c: ding pl c: during xe NORTHMND : . = G“‘» Jieg dat e week polfle persecutions of two hondred § poppT | THE MOST APPEALING ROMANCE AND THRILLING EPISODES assisted hy ‘Iyeqm ears’ l_gn-mmtrul Family ‘Herald. tendent, Miss Mary Lxfleakfi*{ ‘and e Mrs. Agnes Pyne, state instructor., | SUESCRIBE FOR THE PIONEER IS AS _ OF THE SEASON ON THE SCREEN iiking the ttiv siicluded s ___SUPPLEMENTED BY e ictlige Tersivedl deom> ILIg! — o = NOTHING : mtcn;n :Ims mogmnz s;agg at h: D. B C Gflu‘ GETS TO THE COMEDY—“OFF THE EARTH” e heontal rey he] + $5-A-DAY JOB puay’o'fi‘ . SPECIAL MUSICAL SCORE BY t | Monday. Mrs. Mitchell. will remain in| - : 4 , Over 30imes the Eord Motor Co., Farg D., husi called on Da- efimt an ‘where he 1 3 anto and motmf Tegni? thers: mgu 'MC"I ge of tha city HUMAN ol Pffick’ hVe-Plece Orchestra ce help. ‘They recently em- - ployeéd Maelon Kaspari, at $5 a day. " £ :he ;:eddnu.; u;e:;]m 7 Dikota Business ICollege places” CAUGH i %fl’ Dlstl'll!‘ an. n‘ o M BOISWf ny s s Nplk qUICk]y Hm‘ I‘a“crbcm 4 lN A RE IV Gonrity; she having b}%}r”eng@gfi}\ his! morning:t -otheir:home | Was sent to Goodyear Tire & Rub- ! o+ of that sehogl for the nen-|19th and Park, from Rose Gleim, N. ber Co. immediately upon graduat- “THE ] g D., where they have stayed at the| ine. D. B. C. training wins pro- home: of - Mrs. ‘Bolster’s ‘sister, Mrs, | “motions. Over 220 gr.u.lu.ncs rose ORM” fo Earl Wheldon during. the = harvest| -0 bank officers. STORM z . g ’ - season 'rrrea;x sto:;;d Mz‘:o:, '{'r"'fi.g e ;‘lg,l.bw %e gu?ceSSfi:! ; Fnr:‘,,l! OF SHOWS: MATINEE 2:30 EVENING 7:15-9:00 v.] nGlNlA VALL] - = g Si e ring the death and funeral of | Vi olster’s brother, John J. R aton (0 ::_ '::; zyz::n:, ;:zcc“s‘ S o { PRICES 10c and 30c 20c and 40c e STQRM 2 imt by. We especially thank’ those Bolster, a former resident of Bemidji| whu ‘gave floral tributes. having conducted a butcher shop in g..’.k," 2 Bugfic&. Co“eg:, 806l‘rom s Mr. ll.ld Mrs. Fred Trimble | Nymore several years ago. Fargo, N ALSO: SUNDAY—“Perils of the Ykon” niveRsAL Jgwen, SRR