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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-04
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-04
DOGS for Sale. Wanted. Etc.

FOR SALE-Fine pe-igreed Boston bull
terrier pups Call 53s ". 40 ST.. Apt 8.
afternoons
FOR SALE-3Iale and female pedlgreed
Airdale puppies One high class COW sad
die and bride. practically new Teie-
phone 6se
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-04

FOR SALE or EXCHANGE.
TENEMENT clear for bungalow
6 r. & SLEEPING P. garage etc On
Mesa Ave for smaller bungalows
3 OR Z BUNGALOWS f0- good tenement
or valley farm VIII assume.
APARTMENT HOUSE Tor good valley
farm
See the traders
HARLOW & ADAMS.
E.- III " IL ElfE Phone azs-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-04

TWO GOOD rent cottages for sale
cheap Fine location Write owner
BOX SIS. Noreuci Ariz-
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Nmrrifantr In
Otsptratcm 6ampt
rsItSbsn swiiden 80. tttibicl AMA rerHMw mlt
FstnNIideu ksrntruppSn eta
Neoreides Greffen
Il, 5. sIieeer bOIen FeiuSIide 'IerOplane Der

e8rdbcn surildacrieheu unrNen M.
ein ameriloner, Der hinier be
lSroni eeihidi noroeH NOR, meil w
an Der Sau0 lctdte aimAen crhal-
ten botte, mnr0e ipdter til Der Dor.
0eritcn 2iuie aeicben mic eiu Giser
t1upfeno.
1eRtidle atrppIaue abatidoHen.
9ritiidee Suiptquartier in 6ronf.
reid, ia. glprjl. ~ Seds 9linuteit
nuh Dem SionoI, haB oeutitbe We.
roplone Die omeritdiiiihe 2iuie ee.
freust baiten, itiegen Die 6Iieeer
9eufnont II. q. MinsIom bon Gbt.
tago, uno 2entnout Douglas Camp.
bell bon California iu ibren Slug.
3euacu oui mO brdhten 8fuei feiuo.
Iibe aeropIone sur Strcde. Cine
Der Oeutiben Mait)inen qertet nj
@rnno; Die on0ere mar nur menie
belh16iat. Die sSnioiien ipltr0en ee-
fanoeu genonmen. Die heioen ome-
rifanii6en 8lieeer baben 0os fran.
5oiiihe Sriegsfreit8 erholten.
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ali Ner amerifdniihrn slunep in
6fdnfrrtd ia. Gpfil. (Bou Sreo
6. NcrauioB, aorrelpcn6eni ocr
lIuiie0 glreB Heutc su friiber
Mioraeninluoe nir6cn omcritaniidlr
Iulbpeu oui Dem rehien llIer Der
llaaa (Bniihen ct. a2ihiel imo
gler0luO nod einem borberaraange.
nen Shropneafeuer luO @oabou.
benuueriii bon bier Gonipaauien
0cutidcr aerntrippen onpegrifien.
Der 5einb iduormte uumitteIbor
blnier Dem Spcrrieucr in Die Sra.
ben, lpur0r ieooh 0nrdl Son0araua.
ten ,no aTcingcpebrfeuer boIlitdn.
Dig 5uriifGetrieben; er lieB 81 cote
un0 5ebn 8erulmoete In Den omerb
fopiiheu Gro6tberDauen suritd.
Spoter luur0en nod 30 peitere tote
6ein6e in agtiemonos Sono" aef1ut.
Den, Cine 25 Mldnn 3GblCn0e glb.
teiIing gltnerifoner mur0e auBrrboIb
ibrer @rdben bonn 5einoe um5ingeIt;
ite ihtug iid ourd un6 febrte nit
mebreren @eiongenen nod ibrem
Stonoort 5uriif.
Cine ltnbefannte 8obI fein6liher
1oter im0 0eriulnneter luur0e nod
ben feinOlitcn @rdben suritfge.
idleppt.
gElls einem IN Ser 9ta6t 0es Ia.
2tpril obgeianbten geriHt beiBt es.
0aB Die 0elltihen i6re glngriffe oitf
Die omertfaniiden gorpoIten in 0ent
uorotpeltIih bon &oil geegenen gtb.
itnitt fortieken. 8iele 9tngriffe
limo gtadfoIger ienes ihperen feino.
liden 8orItoBe8 nm sSrettog un6
5amstog in mel6em ft6 Die Qeut-
iden in ben geits Der omerifoiiiden
borgeiAobenen Stellnngeil 81 ieben
bofften.
San6itreide, peIde bon g(merifa.
nern lnO 6ron8oien genteiniaut aus.
geiil6rt purbeL brodten 10 ueitere
Sefargene Elm. Die 2tmerifoner be.
baupten iid ilberaa in oielen idlpie.
rigen StelGlmgen.
gler8te, peIt6e iiG in ben borge.
iho6enen gerbanopIdben befonoen,
iogten, Dob mebrere .Ieiht beriplut.
bette gtnerifaner iib nidt Die 8nn.
ben berbinben Iaien ipoIltet ion0ernI
oarauf beitan6en in Den 9ampf 5n.
tiid5ilfebren Biz Der 5eino in feline
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-15
Gtmppen5llo in
Ccno JslAnS cntelciit

g2eu gorf, Is. glpril. - 8nei
SoIoaten irurocn qetotet, 10 i6ner
lmo Is Ieihl buIett, ols fiinf
8aagons eincs Srltppensuges alif
Der Gong s}slan6 g}n6n Del Central
3sfip, &. g.. beute friib tim $3.50
ll6r morqen8 eutgleiiten. Der finite
Bnggon oes 3a1es berlieB 61s &C..
leiIe un6 rik nod bier meitere nit
fid. aae fielen nm. Ger Bug Be.
itaHo aus ~ Wdggons, bic 9rtb.
ben bon Garlp Upton nod Gong
slaub gig braflten. aIe ggaqgon5
pdren aus gta6l ge6aiit un6 ioinit
Wur6f bic 3nbl oer Iooesfdne uie6.
ria qebnlicn. Iie llrinhe Der eut.
gleiiuno If uifi befonnt.
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111arinckcbl cbleiti6iff
,,Gpelcps" iibcrfdHio
8Hrbe an 4. gRdrs bel ipeitinbiiGeR
SnicIu asiueIOrt; msbrere 2eMte
aus 4sbrasEu nnb Sonia
an 8nrh.

@1fMnoton 15. 9tprif. -Dos
aroBe auerifoniibe aobIenitiff
,,GpcIops", oos 81 9oilogiere, Is
0ffi3iere rnb 22t 0lonn ais ge.
lobltng an qor0 hottc, lit felt Oetn
t3. Wl1r5 III eincm ntlonttl@en Sa,
fen ilberfdlliq.
Gas Marine1rt fiin6iate oeitern
an, oaB bns Sdiff 5iiGebt bel elmer
ipeitinoiihen SnieI an a. 0idr5 &C.
mel0et wrr0e tn0 man fiirdtct I'M
feline Sidlerbcit. Gs mar NIT eineu
9orgo bon @longaneie aus 8r1iilien
unterlpegs. 9afre> 6. Wtorean @ott-
ido[f, Der aoniltI Der Ser, Stnoten
in 8io sSoneiro, mar Der ein5ige
8ibiIiIt unter ocn 9olIoeieren Oes
aoblenIdiffes. 2ie onoeren tpnren
2 observation-disclosures uit0 ia Wlorine.
ongeb6riee, Die nod ben 8ereinistcn
Stoaten auriidtebrten.
Ger oGrcIops@ ipurbe bonn aa.
oitanleutnani y. SO. @orlep, bon
Der Morinerelerbe fonutnnoiert un0
berlieB oia iueltiroiiben sSnIeln NIT
elmer ictner Taitbinen oitBer Orb.
ntng. @8 bcibt dber, oaB hies oas
Shiff niht Oaron binoern uiiroe,
BON leiuem 9laoioopporat @ebrau@
al MAIDEN. gtqe 8eriufe, fib init
OenIelben in @erbinoung Sit ietem
6lieben ieood erfoIglos. Gin gtb.
fuher Der 5nbritraBe, Die 6as 56tff
einidlogen nuBte, blie6 bisber ers
folglos un6 miro fortgeiest.
e8 iDaren feinc 2ou9boote ober
feinoliGe Sepi1gcr in iener @egenO,
lDo 6os Go1Ienidiff iib aiif9ieIt, be.
ridtet. gluf mar oaS g9etter niht
itiirmiid.
&err @ottIhalt befano iih niF
Der 8iidreiie, I'M feline 8ienite Der
glrmee onSrtragen. st mar In geIu
gorf ge6orca. mar 45 Sabre alt
uno felt 1902 i'm aoninfaroienite
tatia.
Ger Gbclop8 batte cine Mdiimbers
6rdngung bon 1879 Eonnen itn6
uor 542 SUB long. So Sub brett.
GoIgen0e 2eute aus gaebrasfa iltl0
Soma befnnoen iid aiif oem iiber.
fdaigen Sdifie:
@uD Cornelius NoiuIin, aurora,
g2ebr. 2loDo @}1bon glntbbtirn gel.
araoe, gletr; GreO Senrb glooneh
Council gluiis, ga. 6ronf s. gsieg
W1aquotetd, Ga; Milliam Otis Bee
ie, gisbon s31, ), Sobn Sim. granls
for6, Gitberbi1e, Ga; f5reo Idbi.
ion, Coin, 60; abomas Maitins,
8lelder, Sa. 8ort5 8Bmore. zion.
te5umo, Sd.
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81 uatlteft ailf Scr
atiterik. 1oetlmitliite

@ai5urgton, 10. g(pril. Die
geitrige 9erLpittiite eut6ielt 67 glas
men; I'M Gnnlpie fieIen 10 W1aun;
ben Mun6en er[ogen 8 @2ann; all
arauf6eiteu itar6en 4 U1ann; 6urd
ltnfaa Duroen 2 Dam getotet
idiper bertuulioet iuur6en If un0
leidt beripun9et 81 Maun. 9(uf 6er
qiIte itc6en oud, Die Qamen bon s
Sffi5Ten SauDtmunn 9. 3. 8ar.
0cs6D un6 bic 2elltnnnts eSo9n q
Ql66oit un0 Gorolo u. @oo6rif
mir6en na9 oer aalupie bernliBt.
2eutn1nt Sobn s. @albin fiel i'm
gegtnant @6mun6 4. $50.
Der ertdg icinen ggitnben. Ole geut.
nontS @arolo @. @raB uu6 W1ortin
u. G6am6er5 i0iroen i6uer un6
2eutnant Gomaro u. G6riitofierion
leidt beupugoct
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-15
Senator Stcnc pcn
liiiHcuri osltcrISn
rhl N her Wntpnalppliiii mtdiiiar
Wolfe ntlritIl nuh moF Nprhbrf
hte &tnnlsiemilttS lnt anes
mhfiiat MHafltafnhtiirH

W0ibinaion, 10 april ena.
for Nn Al @ionr BON aRilittri
giosiiptr 0fE &unibtbmiicce hir
aufpatiiac anetIcarhbeiirn umb itii
,,abrfn ciu proml0cntef 1bbret ser
rnnofroieu tit bier ntiicru OH Ben
6nlatn bcs @dIoadnialcs mfldlcu
Cr ont bernanatntn nliiipoh erljii,
ariotben. er eflii ben 9iuioll mob,
rcnA Ct Ndl In cIuort Slrobenbnbn.
pdgen beioub oui 0cn Neae nod
Dem Ciiitcaebnube bes SeGois. @ei.
ne liufe Geite mir0e ael6bni, Ooh
"a ttnt furBe 8eit 0drdnI cine AeIic.
una Elm Die ober uidlt louae ou.
oauttic Gin nnciier shlaaanioIl
berfttetc aeitern glahutiltoa bent "a.
ben bes Seuotors ein en0e. Qln iei.
mem Stcrbebeite belouhen iih feline
goitin mb ain0er. 4unoesridlter
aimhroilah Gtonc BON aoniaS gitp,
Jrou Sobn " gl1rfiuion bon ct.
Syoiepb, no, inb 5rl Babel Stone,
ioipie feline 9iitte SRI. Mnrgdret
Winiton bon ct. Qous.
Senator gfee6 berfiinoeie, 0ab bie
Observation-Disclosures bente nahnlit.
tag i'm Erouerbauic dbgebnlteu mer.
ben iporoilf Der 2eidlnam bon Den
5omilienonaeboriptn uno einem
aonoreBfomitee beqleitet, nod Ct
2ollis 9ebroht niro nno bon bort
nod Seiierion Gitp, 30, too er i'm
aopitol olifgebobrt miro. glm Con.
rerstng foIot bic geiiebltrg in gle.
bdoo, NO, Dem frii1eren Setuats.
orte 6es Senotors.
Senator Stone itan0 45 Sabre
lang int offentlihen 2e6en. geim
Gtutritt oes gnnoeB IN oen arieg
opponierte er Der Sriegserfldrung,
nod 6em 1ber Der arieg erfldrt mar,
iteIte er iid feit auf Seite Der 30.
miniitration. Seine 0onolige 9p.
petition betrof Ole arnlieritng Der
SanoeIsidiffe-
Senator Stone oiefte me6rere
&ernline I'm Observation-Disclosures uno
mar @oupernenr iciues Gtnotcs,
puroe o6er beionoers befannt BEL
Der erIten Gonlpo9ne 9rpans fir
Dos gr1iiocntcnnrnt I'M Sabre 1896.
sSn 1912 ie0od opponierte er @rban
in6sm er fir Champ GIarf eintrat
Seit ieiner @riu1blitng in oep 5e.
not I'M Sabre 1903 mar Stone an
allen pi6tigen Sr1gelt beteiligt.
3rob ieiner po3ifiittiden @eiiunung
ipur0e er i'm Sabre 1916 @orliber
0eS 9ieiollitionBfontitees, tDelhes Die
9latforn berfoBte, ntf Der GrGiioent
99ilion erlp1bIt fuuroe. Stone mar
I'M Sabre t818 in aentltdD eeboren
uno ipur6e 1869 in W1iIIouri sur
2(npaItsbroris 5ugeloiien. Sym aon.
greB bertrot or ieinen staot Itiiiou.
ri bon 1885 bis 1891. g3on 1893
bis 1897 mar er @ouberneur. g1ad
Dem 3o6e bon Geo. o. 8eIt ipur6e
er In 1903 In ben Senat getu16It.
uno 1909 un6 1915 muroe er pie.
oergeipdbIt.
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Zen. 0ithtod mac goriiber eiues
Midltigen agnittrs werben.

g9ni6in9tor. is. 2lpriL 49, Gin
gl1fiolaer fiir ben beritorbenen Sa,
motor 5foge Der ieineH glab Bis
BUR ndflten wenernliun1l 5u fullen
BOT, mir0 BON Boiibernenr Gardner
bon Diilionri, cinem Gemofroien, az.
noHht meroen Sendtor &itdcof
bon glebrnsfa. Der rangdlteite Ds.
mofrat bes GenntsfoBiitees fir 1us,
iDdrtiqe 4raelegeubeiien nlng ber
glndJfolger Gioues als 9orlieer Bic.
ies midJiigea gtouliiees Derben
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6raf GSerntn le9t
icin uRtt nieSer
aoiier anrl niutmt &eFignatiOn m,
bod 6lei5t G3erniH i'm amt, bis
RndIfolgtr ernnnnt lit.

2[n1iter6dm, Is. april. - @raf
G3ernin Der oiterreidiif.itngarii6e
Observation-Disclosures, Bat reiigniert, 10
erfldrte cine agentur0epeibe aus
@ien. Gniier aarl foa Die gieiig.
nation angenommen bdben. Der
2lusIanosniiniiter iDir6 i'm gmtc
blci6en, Bis iein g}udfoIger ern1nnt
miro. g5erniu por ben D2iGitariIten
in Geiterreidj mic In Geutihl1n6
felt einiger 8eit pegen ieiner an.
9e6Ii6en Jr;e0ensuei9lngen ni6t
qenebm.
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Mfn. gnraiI lm IlnItIlano-

4arI9, ~. 9lpfIl. > llnier ben
bier @eHerdien, bic old bic 9ieierbe.
fiie qfIielt mlr6en, beiin0et fiA
ard @enefol Serral, Der friibere
6angiioHmanbat bef aaiierten
<lEeitfalie Ia 4ia5eooalgn
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gisr ioa teurer nerbsH

42ilip0ufee. Nisa rs. 4pril.--
GbDobl feiHe oiii5ielte AnfHnbI.
oung geHadt poaben TT, berlnutete
6etiie. bnB biz 4ierbrnuer bier Dcm
i. yini an bic Biprpreiie erboben
Der6eu. erb56iG grobtfiiou5foiten
uHb HrbeiisI0lne perbeB nls @rano
anaegeben
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5eppeltnwerke lonen
nieSerocbrannt lein

3arid, IS. abrL-Gie 9ebbelin.
iobrifen 6ei Nan5en bei 6rifo.
rihsbnieH iDin0en, fDie bier beliie IN
eriobnmg st5rndt iparoe, om
Sanaias 01d Ueiler selIiort.
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Af Nuata aah limdmfHs NlakflteWhA
keaAttMts bngit NhmN pNN KiHtiua Ml4
vt Itfnkiaa
Nt Nftmtla a0tflAanst @satnltaue
ksas aeFuh Mnh Ganplaa
apt NchN aNmitont brute uttaA nnt'
ss~iklea Aalst ua seeun kirrtiae,
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gIln,r aIIeafrdIfi llnaIanba-

GonD0n ~. 4Dril. fBeHsral.
major n 3. GIfes wiror gmH 06ef
0es 5lifaeriiobes adleas 6es ge
Wr0lmoiors LrgHdor0 en80Hnt Der
letneI 4oIiea HIeoerIegls.
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4mlieroan 15. april aIef
itratcgide glan it III ielner gan.
Ben glus0e6nlmg nidt anseeihbrt
wor6en," idJreibt Die 6raHfi1rfer
8eihlug inter ainUeis nttf bic Gage
az oer N6tiront ozie gaIlodjt 6at
aaem auldlgiH nod nidt Die se
minidln Griolge gf5fitigt
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-07-12
SAGE TEA DANDY
TO DARKEN HAIR
It's Grandmother's Recipe to
, Bring Back Color and
Lustre to Hair.

You can turn gray, faded. hair
beautifully dark and lustrous almost
over night if you'll get a 50-cent bot
tie Of "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound" at any drug store. Mil
lions Of bottles Of this old famous
Sage Tea Recipe, improved by the
addition of other ingredients, are
sold annually, says well-known drug
gist here, because it darkens the hair
so naturally and evenly that no one
can tell it has been applied.
Those whose hair is turning gray
or becoming faded have a. surprise
awaiting them, because after one or
two applications the gray hair van
ishes and your locks become luxur-
iantly dark and beautiful.
This is the age of youth. Gray
haired, unattractive folks aren't
wanted around, so get busy with
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound
tonight and you'll be delighted with
your dark, handsome hair and your
youthful appearance within a few
days.
This preparation is a toilet re-
quisite and is not intended for the
cure, mitigation or prevention of
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-07-12
"A I I H +
I HE "A Il E r S
LAST TIME TONIGHT On

It was a large and appreciative
audience that saw Mrs. Nozimova.
In the intensely interesting Metro
super production Revelation, in
seven acts at the Rex last evening,
and there Is certain to be other large
audience present this evening when
this powerful drama is shown for the
last time. " 4 WI III w ~ g331
Every resource known to the art Of
motion photography has been devoted;
to making Revelation one of the
greatest screen productions Of the
age. George D. Baker directed the
picture, which is sufficient guarantee
OF its being handled in an artistic
manner, and Richard "a. Rowland, i
president Of. Metro Pictures corpor-
alton, has placed upon it the stamp
OF his approval. The great star MAJ
imova, has fairly reveled in the re-
markable opportunities offered by the
rainbow changes in the personality
of charming Joline. The great pros
ductions has mystery, witchery,
charm, 1t has the magic Of a thou;
sand years ago and the grim dynamic
reality of the present moment. Grew
citation" rolls the ages into one. tt
brings the past to illuminate and pay
tribute to the present. #r& .5l n
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-07-12
MINSTRELS NEXT MONDAY.

r. Lowery's Greater minstrels billed
for this city at the Grand theatre
next Monday is headed by Prof. P. G..
Lowery, who is acknowledged to be
the most clever colored cornetist in
the world, a graduate from the Con-
servatory of Music at Washington,
D.. G. He maintains the dignity Of
this attraction while Ed. Tolliver and
Clarence Powell, both natural come
dams, do their best to upset said
dignity as they create furore of
amusement and laughter at--every
performance.
Travelling in their own eighty-foot
car, this company of thirty-five col
ored artists is playing in the prin-
cipal cities and towns of the state
and Judging from press comments
and verbal criticisms heard, Lowery's
Greater Minstrels is more than max
ing good. They are about the only
minstre1s on the road that insists
on giving a; daily matinee.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-07-12
OTHER MEMS DAUGHTERS"

Other Mems Daughters" at the
Rex tomorrow by e. Lloyd Sheldon,
is picture in which the double
standard figures prominently. Other
things which figure are divorce, wild
reyelry and a. ,road house, where, dis
its proprietor, Mike Donlin frankly
says, everyone is known as Smith. 1t
deals with a man, Reynolds by name,
who has besmirched the name Of a
dancer, once respected in
her country home. The dancers ia
;thers plans q terrible revenge. # i.
Peggy Hyland as the plotter
against daughter plays a trying emo
tional role. Her support includes
Eric Mayne as the father, Riley
Hatch as the other father and Re-
gina Quinn as the dancer. Miss
Quinn plays most effectively in a
role that. provides her with num-
her Of opportunities. Elizabeth Gar
rison, Frank Goldsmith and Robert
complete the cast. ~
mn Alsoa two reel Fox comedy. ~
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-07-12
Z ELKo PROGRAMS.

Dainty Marguerite Clark, whose
"Bab" pictures are we'll remembered,
has new vehicle, Rich Man, Poor
Man." which will be shown at, the
Elko theatre tomorrow and Sunday
rfatinees and evenings. This Is a
splendid screen subject, filled with
tense dramatic situations by the aid
of which an absorbing dramatic story
is developed It Is one Of the best
photoplays in which Miss Clark, the
sweetest girl in motion pictures"
has been seen in this city.
F As added attraction Friend Hus-
band" a Paramount-Mack comedy
is also to be shown at, the Elko Sat-
urday and Sunday. -. ~,..
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-07-12
GRAND IRA TONIGHT.

q mile. Paulette" Is the name Of the
highly amusing feature comedy which
will be shown at the Grand theatre
tonight. A rapid fire battery Of COM
plications keep the spirit Of laughter
in rollicking shape from start to fin
ish.E Papa is dead set against mar
riage between his son, Jack, and the
Broadway favorite. Ever on the
trail Of his former erring son, he stirs
upta kettle of troubles that he is ul-
timately glad to disown by giving his
consent to the marriage.
Wallace Macdonald plays the lead
ing role. - 90" 49,. - ~ !
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Mrs. George Reigle OF town Of
Northern was the guest Of friends
lin the city yesterday while here
shopping. IL ~
II you want a car call Enterprise
Auto Go. Office phone !, residence
phone 10. , 56tf
s4 Mrs Dell Simonton of Roch ESTER
and Mrs. "a. w Buchanan Of Mime,
apolis, are occupying their summer,
cottage at Grand Forks bay. s
Miss Grace Currie left yesterday at
sternoon for Duluth, where she will
spend two months visiting her uncle
and aunt, DR.. and Mrs. G. M. Wilson.
A. Al Richardson has set Of
portable seats for photographjng
groups Of fifty to five hundred.
6-717i
Benefit dance, Saturday evening,
July 4 8, given by tbs. LIST Bat
TALON band. Music by LIST Battalion
orchestra. Tickets Tic. 7-12
S Mr. and Mrs. M. LaFontisee and
daughters, Misses Ella, Kate and Lucy
left this morning for a two weeks
trip in their car in the southern part
Eof the state, where they will visit rel
Eatives y; al q
Mr.@and Mrs George Meyer of Vir-
GINA are visiting at the homesof Mr..
Meyers parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Matt
Meyer of Grant Valley Mr.. Meyer,
IT, has enlisted and will soon leave
for Camp Grant. 81
q Mr.. and Mrs "A. e. Whiting and
daughters Alice and Virginia, and son
Morris, have gone to Minneapolis by
automobile where they will ibe Joined
by their daughter, Miss Sally Wit
ting. From there they will motor to
various points in Wisco nsin.
= Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W0odmansee OF
New Ulm, are visiting at the home
of Mrs. odmansee's father, DE-.
IA. Mcclure, BellvieW farm, for two
OR three weeks: They the trip
to Bemidji by automobile. Mr..
Woodmansee was formerly in the
moving picture business in Bemidji
and is now engaged in the same line
of business in New Ulm. $5 Il
Miss Edith Mills will leave tomor-
row morning for Fargo, N. D., where
she will attend the state fair. While
in Fargo she will be the, guest Of
Miss Ruth Hardy. From there she
will go to Superior, Wis., where she
will visit her sister, Mrs. u. F. Reidy.
She will also visit her brother, H. D..
Mills, at Duluth before returning.
Miss Mills expects to be absent from
the cityffor about two we eks.
SPECIAL. z.
At the Palace Meat Market, beef
pot5roast, zoe. 1-712
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CONGREGATIONAL s. S. PICNIC.

Members OF the gongregationaT
Sunday school of the Fifth ward held
"a picnic at diamond Point w ednes-
day afternoon, more than 100 mem-
bers attending. The hours were
spent in ating atIing and games
The picnic began in the morning and
continued until S. o,c1ock in the af-
5ternoon a picnic dinner was served
at noon. s & 80
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S;'lO(,sCIAI SESSION.

After the regular business meeting
and initiation held by the NJ. p: ZAP
lodge last evening in sthe 4. 20, @. T.
hall, a social session was hell 1 and
dancing enjoyed Il Kinley Of Min
sneapolis, state manager, was present
and gave a patriotic talk: Lunch
was served. II RI
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LADIES. ANNUAL, EAI.I, Il.

This evening the Bemidji Ladies
concert band will give its second an
Enual bal in th o. city hall Under
the direction Of Elford Benson the
members Of the organization have
been practicing faithfnll tt is ex-
pected that within a short time the
members will number rs. Several Of
the members Of the: band have left
the city the past year, but new ones
are added continually Under the di-
zrection of Thomas SWinson Of the
Twenty Battalion of the Mime
sofa Home Guards, the girls have
been drilling under military band
regulations. New Uniforms on the
military style will be ordered in a
short time The dance this evening.
will help defray the cost Of the new
uniforms. Il II is.
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VIVA SO Gle TX
IS DOING
CIRCLE ENTERTAINED.

n N Mrs. Hans Ant ersOn IS entertain
ing the Red Gross circle Of the SWed-
ish church this aftern Don at her
home, i OIL 3 M Minnesota avenue.
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MISS OLSON HOSTESS.

Miss Rose Olson Of the Fifth ward.
is hostess at a picnic held at Carr
Lake this aferno The guests are
the members of the cast which she is
coaching for Red Cross entertain
ment to be given in the near future
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HOSTEsS 10 i KNITTING CIRCLE.

The Knitting circle 5of the Eastern
Star Of Bemidji were ntertained at
the summer house Of Irs. w.
Clark at Puposky ednesday aft
ternoon. The trip, was made in
aut omobiles and fifteen members at
tended. Supper was served.
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. Holland, who have
visited at the Pendergast home for
some time, returned to their home in
Argyle yesterday. Mrs. Pendergast
is Mrs. Helland' S moth err. IN 81
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Your soldier appreciates pictures
even more. than letters. Portraits;
kodak prints. Rich studio, 20 10th
street. ssFs 8 1mo- SO