Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, November 28, 1922, Page 8

5 — - - o T | | | i i - ‘A -l SAYS FEAR 1S * FASHION VL Director of New York Sch.obl of Fine :Appligd ‘Art: | Explains Vanity ADMITS BEING PUZZLED: BY SLAVES OF FASHION ROOT OF EVERY Says Fashion Should be the Handmaid of Woman; Not WM the Catspaw, . (By United Press) New York, Nov.. 28—“A woman would rather have the latest and most expensive novelty of fashion, than a reserved seat in the gold.n horseshoe of the hereafter.” In this way Frank Alvah Parsons, rn at Brookline, Mass., .59 years ago taday. Lindley M. Garrison, Secretary of | War under President Wilson, born at Camden, N. J. 58 years ago today. Henry Bacon, the architect wha designed the. Lincoln Memorial . in Washington, born at . Watseka, I, 56 years ago today: in‘an’ airplane: = If they wait the are- tic regions will come to them. You may think your luek is bad, but what about the Akron, O. man who pawned his false teeth just be- fore Thanksgiving?” b Last presidential clection. we jumped from one party to another. It may mean nothing but 1924- is Leap Year. v 1R ONEYEAR AGO TODAY Selman, naval aviator, fall‘near ‘Hampton Roads. Snow. 'andvsleej: storm did $1,000;,- .00 damage in New England. * ork is voiceless but a m ets tells uz the hird.is dux mites an hour but Christm itig along faster than this. JOUE e Detreit cafe cashier chased a:robx SURSERIBE RO FIONEER ber with a4 broom. She is,single so we_don’t know. how she. got trairing. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE PIONEER arrived Looks One thousand caparies in this country in_one load. like-a fine winter for the cats. The Sultan of Turkey was chased away from his home but a man with so many wives shouldn’t care. The leading figure in .a-show is often the leading figure because of her leading figure, we figure. director” of the New York Sehool of 3 = : 5 \ i Fine and Applied Art, and a fashion . % 3 - R authority, explained the main cause TflDAY ’s B‘RTHDAYS y ) of the “brainless’ following of fash- i ¢ ™ jon’s dictates, to which he says many . 'David Warfield,. one. of the. fore- $ American women are subject. This most actors of the American stage, chief “cause, according to Professor born in San. Franeisco, 56 years ago y Parsons, is vanity. today. o Suatapts “It is a battle between art, com- Rt. Rev. Granville ‘G- Bennett, mon sense and reason on one side, coadjutor. bishop..of the - Episcopal against fear, fashion and vanity on diocese of -Duluth, born at = Dead- the other,” Parson®gaid- ‘““And real- wood, 40 years.ago teday- 1y, fear is the root of all the fashion Arthur Gordon’ Wehster; profes- cvil. A woman is'afraid not to have isor of physics in Clark University, the thing which is up to the minute. i She is afraid someone will say, “Can’t she afford a mew coat?” ovj === - TULEETIEET = e T L3S O A «Jsn’t that a last year model hat?” ‘| women of today. However, it's not T 3 i g 3 “And’ yet they're not afraid of |lack of morals, it's lack of .rains.” i § TOM SIMS SAYS ' Py i some things—publicity in their pri-| But the men should smile. They J COLUMBIA RECORDS ARE SOLD EXCLUSIVELY vate affairs. The young ones carry don’t escape from the professor's % - 7 AU lW;}“‘"“ 65dpe' ‘:;"‘" °fk‘}‘9 w"‘;llds o1l TEE ; on their “petting parties” in public. | scathing remarks. He thinks their 3 ‘gux g |telephonesiand goodness knows what - . 5 In fact théy have almost everything £ashion§ worse if possible, thanththc per cent of its wrong numbers. IN BEMKDJI AND VICINITY BY public cxcep}f the mta]n'iag_e tcel‘e- women’s. He spoke of the high 3 ¥ 5 many, and that's strictly private” | waisted suits worn by the youth of i i J g But the professor can’t under-|the country a year oryso ago, and re- |} 5 & whli;txeCt ‘ul‘;ieb;n ut;';;eichpatp;lis s}gf::esa stand why intelligent women should | ferred to them as ‘‘Empress Jose- N They all do that at first B ! £ be the slaves of fashion, an: hedsnyts phine Monkey Jackets.” Developer of Miami Beach| -~ o tha irst. ] ! P e that’s the only master they do a mit. " N R - et E o 5 Tl = e He believes in fashion, but thinks it wea:-v}:r)l'ogi&yflryg:ci‘:fig"‘l’n’aim? g‘:: Discourages: Taking' of Supposed victim of amnesia in De- 3 y: . F : should be adapted to the woman, N0t | sone Porhaps it's because ihey: ‘Movies at “Beach’” troit has forgotten: all his friends. 7 a el O the woman adapted to the fashion. should. And another thing, why How lucky with Ckristmas coming. * * L4 “If a woman’s legs are upside|g u1 gentlemen dress jus’t like s 3 R : down, why can’t ihe COTEY fi;f“‘é their waiters? For no reason at all | * ST Triel Teese) A movi fist 1 d HONE 2 % o T =5 : Just because fashion says shortj, A 5 iami, Fla., Nov. 28—Carl G. . movie prodicer plans to dra- 5 E - skirts,is no reason for her to show ;:‘eclfp:st\}:v:tm?:h}:g?es:}::t‘:m;w;;i:: Fisher, multi-millionaire sportsman matize the ten cemmandments if the PBEOHIDJ}B The HALLMARK Store cox 3RD. ST her bad luck. Privacy, which is an g0 ponuee bt the trouble is that and developér of Miami Beach, Fla., | Censors: don’t eyt some of them our. = & BELTRAMI - imatinet, was discovered by Eve, but | 20 etk they have found |i$ doWn ofi the movies. s s i &R ey - } it has been practically ruined by the |5 ‘Tfie stated to United Press that| ~SiXyare going tv:the arctic regions —— - ¢ b g tourists’” were more desir- : < 2 —_———————————=|| “Qur first interest after all, is abl?cci';n o3 R Y352 € picture people and fi::f"ilr’s:::‘ t‘;:‘i‘: d':hclf v“e "}:e !that he. intended to do ';vel;fihing " not nflike them exKS re;; 11::1:‘;1; ! pusible to: discourage the*taking: of s Under the direction of Pro. Gils- Don't say one thin!:; witll: Fouz ia{'«'s movies at the Beach.” » & ) dorf, 30 years experience. Fall || /79 another with your appearance.” Fisher’s statement precipitated a term now open. Write for Free Never, in the professor’s opinion, ]hiVEly row between Miami: Beach and catalog today. did women think as intelligently as B?:c: a::"; city;hh{u;’rfg, Jf“.“ Across TWIN CITY BARBER COLLEGE |[they do today. They have great|; 3% ay, that bids fair to nip 3 . 2 ‘ o ot in the bud-efforts that have been -204-Hennepin Ave., Minneapolis, ;| power, but it is as important for the| 4" jiiio” the past f Y Minn. development of our national eivili-| 3o o hz 2 Pfi ewtyears S0 zation, that they think and act in|goryiob o HREE MOt B et matters of judgment and taste in|Gocyon €OONY IR south Florida, that . 3 Ve uld rival Hollywood. clothes, as that they think and act in wos 1 1 4 i matters of social reform, political in- miv‘eim é”g.e c;mpames have |trigue and. domestic’ upheaval# started’ porduction” here. R_ex In- “Fashiion,” he said, as a parting g,nm_ ;vu s}mong s s}upyn‘eck i e e S AR, of | et for ne o big Pctures Juctos » fow yards from St. John’s Casino, woman, not woman the catspaw of | 'owned by Fisher, while the latter was fashion. givihg his statement condeming pic- tures and picture producers. SUBSCRIBE . FOR THE PIONEEPF| The Miami Chamber of Commerce e isl doing everytlflli!ng possible to con- ciliate those offended::by Fisher’s 2 ® I statement and an-effort“to forestall . 'a general ‘exodus of motion picture § producers and actors is on foot. 3 & 3 R Fisher in his statement advised . e £ the tnxing-hqf' all producers of $1000 P g > 5 it or as much miore as possible. He al- ¢ so declared’ that the .picture people . er e come_here,” “and’ ‘borrow everything, . pay for nothing, invade private ) . lands and usc properties which have . i cost: hundreds - of“ thousands of dol- lars and.never pay. one cent for the TR sun or a cent PriviCEs.. TEN reasons why you 9 : » % “They tell one that they have ‘should buy a Columbia s e : : 5 - made Southern ifornia,” “continu- = § . The Sun ]S the ]a-rgest but ed Fisher, “but we know that they ;COI.UMBIA:CABINETS 2 " 7Y [ 3 have wrecked some of the most beau- ]—=Stream-line Cabinet . a Ve a you can hold the cent so tiful cities of that section and that Harmontzes dclightfolly vt youe : _ ¥t e 1 ,]1 they do it ,wlgerevcr they can obtain tiful'and easily kept clean. 4 g ¢ ot A close to your eye that vou a footing." i utoimatic Record Ejector . C e e ' . 3 ) Members: of the picture colony s Eli -“A.n"h‘::r.l':ehu 1,:: the ":_:k,fl = < lose Slght of the sun. lrc-e which nlr]fndy Iinclude :;gch Ifl“““:nmfi Aitectanically cleans them n glwng - : 2 uminaries' as Rex Ingram, ice efore LS . z 3 Don’ H‘ can uu Terry, Al Brady, Mont. Love, .Tone Control Leaves: 3 i i t let a cheap priceor a O e e Woten Foed and Loud ot soft music a8 o choose—op- HE folks are all going to be there with you. There’s going powder make you lose sight of quality many thers are’up in arms, They . giaes on same priacipe a8 pipe-orria to be big, faf turkey and all the fixings and pumpkin pie— Sn Em declare that they hayve spent thous- 4——Oie-band Top i s good stories, laughter, fun and good cheer at table—and then. ands of dolars here and they-are un- ‘Easy to raise and. lower withoat danger: what? Wouldn’t it be joyous if you could all troop into the front J Al . S animous in their statements...that - of damage or breakage. © .0 room, some one roll up the rug, someé other oné start the Columbia o 3 Ficher’s statement is u fied ., COLUMBIA TONE and then have a'real old-time dance and frolic2: ' . b T =3 TN ¥ e oottt 5 " Soundgoad? - Yowbet! And you needn’t postpone the happy - The Eomomy. BAKING POWDER JAY'S EVENTS- REeres S S Sl S ol JThe Economy: PENES= : ;uimt ‘Colun‘thh ,I;eal;r to—t!az; 1See thie ha:ll;ime stream-line 52 IR s oL Cope S 3 : SSEINSE @—Straight Toné Arm' /- - olumbia models he has on display. Let the Columbia man - “"Is the quality leav- (@ e W Centenaty, of thebirtheof Gzozse A kg S explain the ten individual and superior poirits of metit that make s the quality leav: < E. Pugh, U_ S: scnatorfrom Ohio: fully und na ed < s . ot c q forreal Sorenigetives yoars agingoday o Ty Joints and reflecti rota thie time - the Columbia thev'most. §ansfactory.ph0no5flph that money can . SHEL [OLed eoono™ first steamboat in' California watcrs B d v e buy. Then make inquiries about prices. You will be astonished my in the kitchen, left:San Francisco for Sacramento. . . 7—Tone Amplifier that this .instrumcfl(, ‘with more improvements ‘han any other always use Calumet ~The Northern California Orange whlch assures fee and gatural amplis- worth-while phonograph, can be bought for-so little—and, too, A t y and Olive Exposition opens at Oro. E T oK T TG the Columbia man wil likely tell you of a Community Club pur- ~ one ‘trial will con- Sille. today to continue until Decem. COLITMELA NCITGR chase plan;. by which you can: get the instrument of your choice vince you. ber 2. . ¢ seplay Motor at once and | for it on “a mutually satisfactory arrangement.” ) The Annual Arizona State fair will Sy Mator o e Don’t: waitd" Don't say “no”! Go and see! We know you'll be operied at Phoenix today and con- motor—not._on. turn-table, _Noiseless love your Columbia, © - ¥ 7 s ‘Its sales are 2% tinued through the remainder of tic s_hm““ i K o oot - 5 A eHATG . week. S e hiling ¢ - PHON: . 1 times as much as _ At a referendum and recall ¢lec-|° m’..m~"“:;‘:- e M VEL €O, New York that of any other tion today the voters of Long Beach, Betta conyonsence of acedie insertion. . Biatid Calif., will decide whether to oust] 1Q—Non-Set Autamatic Stop & ». or retain Charles E. Hewes as_city > mmhw 2 manager. i pnete < s = - - lHEISKOId JHI Y04 AGIYOSINS 2 ' X 5 T . e e B A S SRS W SR N l ‘ ! [ i | i | | | ‘ , - | } 1 i | . | | | Defective