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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-29
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Editor Herald
want 10 talk little to my
dnaay. lriaasls and fellow democrats
II Dickson county Don think !
am ps~yisx khs tpli 81 dictator .os |
have not the sense 60 dictate 10 fhF
citizenship OF my native county
We are approaching political
crias The election ~lii soon be
here How are you going 10 ree,si-
er your VOTE For Coz that lear.
lese leader. ~ho stands Tor pescs
prosperity aud progress. nr TOT THE
ractlonary Harding. who uo one
knows boa be stands
Coming 10 IN. slate issue, find
"omc oppusitlong 10 Gov Roberts
on secount ot our asss-smrnl ls~s
| believe mo-, oi .hIs ~ cau.ed hy
not understanding the law | be-.
iievs II we will uy il to' isJ years,
every one will be satisfied aud pro
nounse it = .u.t Law | am sure
the new Az /. better Tor tie small
home owner up to S70U fase a
iarm in 1919 valued st si.eN. the
tsx rate snr the state and County
vas - 81 on the hundred. bencp
YOU paid f26 80. The same farm,
4 sssessed al $2,Cpo 10 1870, under
the new iaw would anly pay 81 o.
4. the 1920 rate IL 81 D. ,on The
ruudred. Toe state rste Of l6c ID
.. X a. it was reduced from ~.
%, ,he county rate u ga u shat
hurts. | believe ,hls wlIl be ADJUST.
cd next yesr and the rate wiil b-
somewhAt lowsr
| find some s'e claiming ;hs, the
fAllrosds and other pah.lc nsll.,Ies
are not paying ihetf Just proportion
u .axes aai w,ii rsy lr~s andxr
the new aw thar formerly. TIL.
cgsy IA true IN @onr tew rAsea hui
did you ever stop 10 thtrs thai the
railroads have si~ays psld taxes on
pacticsIiy full va.ae -htle rssi estate
has been sssesasd a. only ah0nt ~
ID p per cent | Asve rot ans ln-
|ierest whs;ever IN. sry rslirosd. bot
stand f., -oaars dssi Tor corpora.
.i1n. a. ISL ~ tu5lvsdGss
Revert'ns back 10 The Sa.soasl
,s.ee s-e seusior Harding siasd-
far the repesl oi ihe FedstsI Reserv.
sy.tem TITS j. tn. best la~ ir
the iahoslbg ner -sbe p!slo suyk
ing mAn-thst wss eStr enacted.
ion has. not bearf 81 any money
pspic under this .sy-tsSn sDt viii
never bear II Ass Il - restraint
on the banss IL SHY tt1e capitalist
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-29
thompson Booker

Judge W. l.. Cook, tor the first
time since he ha, been elected
Judge. performed marriage Ger.
smony at his home IN Charlotte
shou, noon last SUNDAY. when
Dickson City Recorder, II &
Thompson ard Mrs. Wllle Baoke,
sppeatad an requested tha' he say
the worda that would make them
husband and wife. Those who Wit.
messed toe ceremony say that The
judge prslorned thr ce*gouuy
Win tbs same dignity that hc pre-
sides ovsr the court aul Ahnsei
but very hltls "atago hight cou.
sldsuns this being his first attempt
After dinner was served by Judge
aud Mrs Cook Mr.. aud Mrs.
Thompson returned 20 the home 81
tbs bride IN South Dickaon where
they silI reside.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-29
~ Go To oakont Friday Evening and Help the Schoo-B Halloween Program

and 40 msny hshks sfr voslBs IN
Ii .filns, ~ha stands iof Ito srpeal
Aw yuu guiag 10 hsud them . elgt
10 crack your own hssd ~lih'
Repeat this system aud yaS i.ssfeal
unhridle The banks aej We VI.
have = money strsageacy "a aants
II yoa please. tke like oi which vas
never knewn, A dollar will loaa
as Is'ge AZ a ~sggaa Wheel When
sau see tie sapslaIisl srtnns behind
Harding It IL iimc the tatner sai
sotsing man ta set up aud take
aotlcr Toe yoai lnietest and theirs
afv Ia opposite directions.
| want 90 ask tho ,iisxrun,led
democrat this question, What
wuumi y1a s.;:: s.;;: ~ sa,i,ns for the
republican candidate Tor Gosnrnor9
II yoa scratch Roberts i. ALL he
rQusi ~ ha' a vote lot Az Taylor,
Ia by chance T.yi'if shouft iit
| |ejfy'es,ss ~Ass esssisd &r sec,enplssh
witn drrioeiailr isgtslsisisy !. i.
Another thing why cali AID -
abst In the election d All rasIot,
Is a vote be cas-, while In congrrss
tie voted tor The iniarnt0s iofcr
bail. shich was ia,enjed to Gowrt
sna humiltstc the South by placing
Federal hsyonsts al sll ouf voting
booths Some OF b er h0,heAd,
whiie this bill was being sgi,a.ed
made the relnMk Would br glad
10 see the das ~hpn black heels
wouid be nn southern white nrcks.
rayiH pot only yoted ior toe bill
but never raised biz voice IN DE.
fence 81 the Southland. Aud vet.
sams democrats are wiling 10 help
elect him Governor by sua,cblna
Roberts, or M, voting al all.
fsllua mucEats, ~ The name
oi cammoa -cnes, luat stop and
thnnki Don't Ie, sour prejudice
gs, the uppvrhsnd u yon' better
judgement, and bcsurs sol 60 10
the palla hist Tuesday sod, vote
+ihe irm cratic ticket snaigh, trum
tieuesia 10 Revelations
Iwsni TO say a lev parting words
to our good democratic women A
gtsat responsibility devoives upon
you You have the ksllvi. A
syrs, maiori,y oi Won did net van.
II. Ii was virtually iofcsd upon
you by Mr Gait. Mrs. Tom Cate
and lev other kind n Cats You
will, ss | zee il. he houed 10 vote
tor -elt protection. So. In Chat
,snooga alone $500 negro women
have qualified 10 vote, And you
kucw what that uneWns ta~t bssy
good women
Nos, you old ielIowa Qui, chew
ing The rsa aud go 10 sh- polls and
vote The straight democratic ,icke.
and lp, the chickens do the setstcb
inR ''.s.' K, " MOODY f,"s ;.
Tennessee City
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-29
ElEcIl0n KIuals
xrxr TUESDAY alcnT

"
J. II. Pratt. pmpsist~ y ~
MeCsuley Theatre, haa csuneisls1
sfrsngsmesn sish tAs wsslssA
uaioa Telegraph Company. wAess
by be ios.allsd Ii the si~Atw 8 lelss
graph iasisuasas aud will esnslss
the election return ia dassi, 90
Rex. foesaay night. both Natiassi
and STATE,
TIE aaws received here xiii ~
the same ~ sslssssphed 10 III the
daily papers over the eouassy Y
An admisslur 0i % veuts vii = a-
changed which will eati,ls YOU 10
regasln ~ hong as you ~sns ~ "
asss4i s.,1 ael slck and. d0A [ weay
ta bear shy nate.a
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-29

TCrfcK--AN ssal~s ri tAs j.,
". Church, seosh, sr~ sstsd v
send canned fruis 10 q. l., Psnts.
cosi's s,ose which IL ios ths snnual
bos 70 he ssen, IN the Wsslsy
HDure Nashville --Committse
F0k sAI.E-A-As / sm roiRs out
oi tn. stsadsri OH bns,oess ] havs
Four head oi mulss and Two Ford
trueks ior sale One n tks trucks II
prscticslly ne~ " Interested ~fits
or sae n Page, D'ekscn
The price ios the sn'srtairmsnt
At the O.smnm fsn'iuy ~vss!eg 10
IL and rs cents The proceeds 10
to the School
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-29

Thes. will bs given 4 b y saposs
At Fairsisw schopl bouss. saturday
night. October ~ pmcs@is vii; %
ass.l for schoal pusposss. Evsfy
girl 10 invi.sd 10 bries 4 box and
oil hoys sss invited " coess and
had on ,bs bnsss,
EalAh Freeman
Mar II Russell
rsachsrs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-29

Cent? Underwear 81 sslnes taf d
Roii.coiiat Sweaters o. 50 satass
for ~ %.
0ysralls ti.s6 80 t2,2A.
Hsndsrhieis 1Do values ihe % I
ior 25u.
Hose. 40c values Tor Use,
Hose. eDc values fos 4bc.
Hoss supporters, bOe values Soc.
Ladies silk Hoss, e1.6o values. tos
SiS5, a
Aad many other articles too
numefaus IN tnvntiou4
Plaes u business West sids a
Main street. Phone ~.
w. X. SENSING.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-29
Judgesyohn Dewitt 10
Speak Here Saturday

Judge John II DsWN. of
Nashville, viii speak in Uiekson
saturday xt oiof IN the lntsyrs;
OF the democratic ticket. He is All
excellent speaker and all Who eau,
tn1u,i come out sui hraf him
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-29

Central IIish 'Ctscker team, OF
Team No :, applied the kalsomine
TO The Eas, Nashville eleven In an
interesting game played here lss,
saturday afternoon. the score being
~ to 0. rhi. wss the iocals first
match eslne, and denonsirsted q
good c.a-- oi bsIl They will play
EaN Nsshville again saturday on
Nashville .oil
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-29
Organize Missionary So-
cieties at f;agan's Chapel

Mrs G II lsrbough, o. Wsveily
District President d. the Woms >
Missionary ~N,cty q the Dickson
District. orssu'lea an sdul, young
lsdi"s and junior MISSIONARY So.
ciety st Fsssns Chapel NJ X
Church. South "wednesday ~ }s.,
~s.k She ~ss assisted nv Mrs
Sutnsusn t,rgshy N organizing
the yngirs ladies
Mv Dallas Petty made ts't
an What We Are DONG in th.
Missionary society, and Mr. Sara
/. W.hs-,, IN presenting SocraI
Service, Use,i .oS her sutl4c', Max.
ius Yourself Coun, One
The O. sly organised society elect
ei Mrs Poe CsEr~ell AZ president
and .he hss strong corps ot work
ers 10 asst her in ihs work. and Y
xas sefy gratifying 20 the nhsi',f'
secretary - .et 80 much eushas
issm mauliestrd
Dinner was served on ,hs srolBc
spis;oe Gsv ~as thoroughly enjoy
81 ~ 4 present Reported.
FOR ~tLS-MeCsskey Accom-
R4s s'en hoifs about two hunarsd
stcourts Id arst clss- condition. -.-
I / iitfssa, Relieves Teen
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-29
October 2sth. Bundle Day.

The Poles are In great need and
unlsss something 10 deo~ lM ths1
before winter, many will pevssh.
They have called on Amsrica 70
help, and any hind. ol clothins will
be sccsptabls--so " yos viii Iesse
4 bundle on yonr front pssch II sill
be called lor Fnjsy OF. Tsosf ~. -
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-29
In Memory Of boy d. Lowry
Metzkr. Died Oct. 27 1918

| m ne~sr ALONE N the ss,d~n
have rnsay 60 ,sit ~Ht snd se~.
Of never Ao~., come. i, bloom N 10
bed,
Rv htlnss b.cs loved one 10 aas
And isne, wheney~, m ben}.ng
Above these hlo.soas - ,firpson AID
sold.
Thst m seeias sud hsAnns the ono that
hove
Vnn iyvr,. :. .s= .l.i A.s. al old
W, NJ M.tti-t Amd C.Jd,sS
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The Herald - fI Gs year
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-02-09
NEWSOFTHE
THEATERS S
OWEN MOORE FEATURED
IN FAST MOVING PLAY

"Piccadilly Jim," Owen Moore's
first Selznick Picture, which comes to
Rex theatre tonight and tomorrow.
is a sparkling comedy picturiza'
tion Of Pelham Grenville Wode-
houses story which. in its original
form, appeared serially in 1.-The Sat-
urday Evening Post" and won ma
ton wide popularity.
AS a photoplay the satire is said
to be even funnier than when it was
splitting the sides Of several million
readers a week. Owen Moore lends
to the title role remarkable sense
of Comedy va!ues which serves to
6raW from each scene every single
bit Of humor that the author wrote
into it, and sometimes just wee bit
more.
The stars portrayal of the light
hearted, care-free. irrepressible
youngster who rollicks into trouble
and rollicks out again is one of the
finest bits of acting that the screen
has even known.
The rest of the cast is proportion
ately adequate, the artistic interiors
and beautiful exteriors, charm the
eye and the direction leaves nothing
to be desired.
Harry Meyer will be an added fea-
ture in his thrilling western play
"Hell's Half Acre."
There will also be shown the cele.
brated Fox "World News illustrat.
ing actual timely scenes in worlc
wide events and happenings.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-02-09
BRET HARTE REVIVED,

1t has taken the genius of David
Wark Griffith to bring the rich, ro-
mantle flavor of Bret Harte's stories
of the California Of the rough days of
40 to the screen. "Scarlet Days."
the new Griffith production, which
is again showing at the Elko theatre
tonight, also Tuesday, matinee and
evening, tells dramatic story of life
in the olden days in a boom mining
town in the San Joaquin Valley. The
old Bret Harte characters are re-
created and given that dashing Grif-
fifth touch that makes them seem
real. Alvarez, the chivalrous bandit;
Randolph, the cultured gentleman
from Virginia.; Rosy Nell, the dance
hall woman, and her pretty daughter
from the Eastern seminary-all these
interesting people have been woven
into red-blooded story replete with
thrills and heart interest. Dashing
Richard Barthelmess is the central
figure. A really notable cast inter-
prets the story. It is Paramount
Aircraft picture and very much
worth while.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-02-09
THIEF RIVER FALLSE
EXPECTING HARD GAME
WITH LOCAL LEGION
Return Game at Armory on
Thursday Night; Bunch
of Rooters Coming

Thief River Falls basketball fans
are anticipating fine battle when
the aggregation from that city comes
here Thursday in a return game with
the Ralph Oracle post quintet. Be-
midi met defeat at Thief River Falls
a short time ago and the outfit from
the western city is coming to Bemidji
determined to take the SECOND con-
test. Efforts are being made by the
visiting fans to charter special
train to Bemidji for this occasion and
are planning to support their boys to
the last. They have ABSOLUTE faith
in their team and will have two of
their best men back in the game, who
were taken out of the contest at that
city on account of injuries received
there in the game with Bemidji
If special train cannot oe secured
the visitors will be accompanied by a
large crowd of rooters to back the
team with hearty support.
The local Legion had contemplated
dlsbanding on account of lack of in
terest here. but is anxious to wipe
otu the defeat which it suffered a
short time ago at Thief River Rather
than pass a chance to show the visit
ors up, the team has pledged itself
to stand whatever loss is incurred.
Arrangements are being made to
have a band out to liven up the
crowd and play between halves. An
effort will be made to show the visit
ors that Bemdiji is still a live athle-
tic town and the home of good, clean
craftsmanship.
The game will be called at p. m,
that all Legion members may attend
the annual meeting of the Ralph
Oracle post, at which elect :on of Off
GERS will take place. All visiting
members of the Thief River post will
'be invited to attend and lunch will
be served after the meeting, to reci-
procate for the time shown the boys
on their visit to that city.
Fans are assured of some real fast
playing and the locals hope to merit
better attendance than has been
shown thus far this season.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-02-09
LINCOLN DAY FEATURE,

In "The Land Of Opportunity"
which will come to the Rex theatre,
Thursday, Lewis J. Selznick will pre-
sent Ralph Ince in the role of Lin
coin. The picture will be timely,
shown on the great emancipator's"
birth anniversary, which will be OBJ
served throughout the nation, for it
was this noted man who, when Presi-
dent of the United States, issued the
famous proclamation freeing the
slaves in the south, which resulted
in the cessation of the south, the
cause Of the Civil war.
1t is touching, heart love-stirrine
story, Of the days when Americans
thought first of their country and
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-02-09
GLADYS BR0CKWELL
WESTERN PICTURE

The Grand theatre announces Gladys
Brockwell, the William Fox star, as
a big attraction for tonight only.
Miss Brockwell will appear in pho
toplay called "Chasing Rainbows," ="
in which she portrays a working girl
with a heart 50 big that, despite her
troubles, it has plenty Of roomt for
the troubles of others. And the brave
girl finally finds the proven bal pot
of gold at the end of her rainbow.
Most of the scenes take place in and
around one of big chain of railroad
restaurants run by corporation.
The story, as related in advance, is
full of situations that bulge with
pathos, humor and tragedy. It is a
western play, and Miss >Brockwell is
said to do superb work in it.
Fatty Arbuckle in FATTY the Hay
seed," will also be shown.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-02-09
CLAYTON PICTURE DECEIVES,

During two-thirds Of the action Of
More Deadly Than The Male" Ethel
Clayton, the pretty screen star, is
said to resemble closely the typical
movie "vamp.." At least she is a
high-spirited girl who is resorting to
all sorts Of exiting devices in order
to prevent the man she loves from
taking contemplated trip to South
Africa in search Of adventure. What
makes it worse, Miss Clayton appar-
emily has husband hale and hearty
Then by a startling twist in the final
reel, grim melodrama4 is turned into
delightful romance comedy and the
audience finds that the star has been
fooling them all the time. The pic.
ture will be shown at the Elkc
theatre next Wednesday and Thurs.
day and is Paramount-Artcraf di
rected by Robert G. Vignola.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-02-09

public some Of the best things in
literature and music.
The Misses Lerstad, mezzo con-
tralto and soprano have included in
their program songs in English,
French and Norwegian. Their duet
work is of unusual delight as they
sing in such perfect sympathy with
each other.
Miss Nelson is one of the few solo
pianists who are successful accom-
panists also. Miss Lange lends charm
and variety to the program with her
harp. Miss Schroeder carries her
audience with her from the moment
her bow touches the strings. Miss
Bryngleson with her readings from O.
Henry gives something to think
about besides being delightfully."- en-
tertaining.
This concert company will be at
the Grand theatre, Tuedsay evening,
February 10, only.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-02-09
POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT.

(Inserted by ]. P. Lahr in his own
behalf and to be paid for at the rate
of 10 cents per line.)
Announcement.
Although defeated last year,
through certain influences, l am
again a candidate for Assessor, the
most important office in the city. I
still feel that the majority Of the tax
payers were satisfied with the assess
ment of 1918 Ad that they are will
ing to pay their just share of the
taxes. If elected / shall endeavor
to assess all property on an equal
basis of valuation regardless of
whether you are large or a small
property owner, and therefore solicit
your support at the coming election
February II, 1920.
J. P. Lahr,
1Od2-16 Candidate for Assessor
POLITICAL ADVERTISING.
l. Unserted by w. C. Klein, in his
own hehalf. To be paid for ct the
rate of 10 cents per line.)
To the Voters: :.
Having filed as a candidate for re-
election as City Assessor, take this
means of asking the support of thu
voters at the election to be heli
February II, 1920. Years of exper
ience in tax matters and insurance
naturally give me an advantage IL
making fair and equitable assess
ments. During the past yea
1 assessed the personal propert.
in the city, and endeavored to do 81
impartially and without prejudice
This year real estate is to be assessed
and the experience l have gaine
during the past year would prov
valuable in the work to be done tn
coming year. The same care takel
with the personal assessment woul'
be shown the coming year. l trus
that my work has merited your con
tinued support and that I may re
ceive it.
15d2-16 VIM. c. KLEIN.
| Citv ASSeSsO1
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-02-09
GUESS THAT'S TELLING 1T TO HIM.


Guess of the Rome Epoca is kidder for in
an editorial he vitroc comment Secretary Glass
letter. relative to credits European
ecretar Glass does not take into consideration the fact
that America did not participate in the war until Western
Erone out of United
care that Germany should not be excessively ramped
and impoverished she being excellent American client.
with the exception OF the western part OF Europe the
secaed peoples terms to be prelude slaughter
Confronted with this situation Europe asked to dsarm
by spending billion dollars annually Is disarmament possible
when Russia boshevism originally antmitars has trans
formed itself into ferocously aggressive power?
Russia is in league with Germany, which organizing
for the former hoping to overturn the of
Versailles
vason and destruction of the Polish republic would be
spark that would kndle fire which would reduce the
treaty ashes Therefore, disarmament possible Russia
THIS WILL HELP SOME, ANYWAY.
Says story the price of commodities in the St. Paul
Dispatch of Saturdays issue:
Several downtown retail today asserted that the
situation much improved that they prepared
That does that bought 10opound
0ts but being sold at five pounds for ST.
all five pounds at the time.
Recent declines in the market prices of
m0des have not caused perceptb change the
charged at the sores'
dispatch sent out of International Falls says feeling
in the Border running strong against the strike breakers
boarding house known The Green Onion dispatch
also that there has been considerable
place. Well, green onion is little strong.
The Palace hotel in San Francisco selected for
the national democratic convention headquarters
leaders, The number Of are 27
the other delegates will roost poles the
windows.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-02-09

hereby announce myself candi-
date for reelection for the office Of
Mayor of Bemidji. l understand
that it has been reported that l had
withdrawn, but T wish to assure the
voters of this city that I am out to
win and will stay in the race to the
finish.
Your support at the polls is earn
estly solicited, and feel certain that
the citizens of this city will be salts
fed with my administration the COM
ing year, should be elected.
12d 2-16 l.. F. Johnson, Mayor
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-02-09
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

(Inserted by T. J. Welsh in his
own behalf To be paid for at the
rate of 10 cents a Hne.)
To the voters of the Sixth District:
herewith announce my candidacy
for congress from the Sixth Congress
sional district on the National Labor
Party ticket.
5d2-4 T. J. Welsh.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-02-09
NIGHTINGALES
ONE NIGHT ONLY-GRAND

The Norwegian Nightingales, Ag-
nes and Melvina Lerstad, have with
them harpiest, a reader, a violinist
and pianist. Although they are all
young they have already received
considerable recognition, each in her
own line. This combination makes
an excellent group all working to-
gether for the purpose Of giving the
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-02-09
WINTER GLOOM.

"No alcohol for your radiator"
"Nons" groaned Mr.. Chuggins.
"And you know just what to expect
from frozen water. There's no such
thing as denatured ice"
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-02-09
A COAT OF EXCELLENT STYLE.

A COAT OF EXCELLENT STYLE.
This remarkably good-looking coat
in dark blue velours features arm
holes so large that they extend al
most to the straight belt of fur
which holds in the fulness at the
waistline. The collar is edged with
fur to match the belt and there are
large patch pockets at either side
of the front. The back hangs free.
In medium size the model requires
yards 54-inch material.
Pictorial Review Coat No. S542.
Sizes, "a to 48 inches bust. Price,
Is cents.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-02-09

LONDON.-"Twice nightly" servi-
ces have been successfully instituted
at Southend by Rev. E. N. Gowing,
who has a seven o'clock congregation
arriving while the $3.50 service Is
progressing.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-02-09
The Reasoi

The Reason.
. "And 'you haven't any friends, poor
MANI" ;,
mo, ma ram. and It's because am q
DOOR man that I haven't any,"
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-02-09

then of themselves-a page of the
life of the greatest and most beloved
president of the United States.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-02-09

POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT.
Inserted by l.. F. Johnson in his
own behalf and to be paid at the rate
of ten cents per line.)
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-02-09

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