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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-15
NEW LIFE PRESERVER
INVENTED BY CHEMIST

Years Of effort by Chemist, results
in discovery Of Sto-Li-G Gal, life saw
ing treatment Of Capsule and Tablet
for Gall-Stones, Stomach Ulcers,
Chronic Appendicitis, Torpid Lazy
Liver, Dyspepsia, Classy Sour Stom-
ach, Pains in Stomach and Back,
Chronic Constipation, etc. People
who have suffered with any of the
above ailments, regardless Of age, or
duration of trouble, are urged to i'm
mediately call on the reliable Drug
gists mentioned and purchase box
Of Sto-Li-Gal at the small price Of
$1.O0. Sent direct on receipt Of
price if your druggist can't supply.
Digestive Chemical Co., 500 Uni
versity Ave., St. Paul, MINI. Sold
in Bemidji at Boardman's Corner
Drug Store and Bankers Drug Store ;
Ciss Lake, Gardeners Drug Store;
Blackjack, Moons Drug Store; Bag
ley, O'NeiPs Drug Store, and drug
gists everywhere. :.
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NEWS OF THE THEATRES

drama to merit stardom, doesn't 1t
stand to reason that the person has
more than ordinary personality and
magnetism? .
And yet six pictures represents the
total of the Bebe Daniels experience
in dramatic pictures before she start
ed work as a Realart star.
The six pictures in which Miss
Daniels appeared as leading woman
are Male and Female" Why Change
Your Wife?", both Cecil B. DeMille
productions; 1.-THE Dancin' Fool and
sick Abed." with Wallace Reid;
"'Everywoman," George Melford
productions; and 1.-THE Fourteenth
Man." with Robert Warwick.
Her success in this half-dozen and
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-15
TOM MIX IN 1.-THE UNNAMED"
! At REX SUNDAY AND MONDAY

"a Tale #Of the West, q STORY o1
the wild;;' of three strange comrades
Dan of the suntamed soul.
within whose mild eyes there turks
the baleful yellow glare OF beast an
ger; of the mighty stallion Satan,
King o. the Ranges, and the devil
dog, to whom their masters word
is the only 1aw-and of the girl:
"How Jim Silent, the lone rider
and out law, declared feud with
Dan; how, of his right-hand men,
one strove for the girh one for the
horse and one to get that black
devil of a dog and their desperate
efforts to achieve their ends, form
but part Of the stirring action.
"A Tale of the West, yes-but a
most unusual one. touched with an
almost weird poetic fancy from the
very frat page, when over the sandy
wastes sounds the clear, sweet
whistling of Dan Of the desert, to the
very last paragraph, when one hears
the cry and the call of the wild geese
flying SOUTH" @L... 49,. -
Such is the description by G. P
Putnam's Sons, publishers Of Max
Brands novel, "The Unframed" A
wonderful picture, made from Won
derful story. with the daredevil Fox
screen star Tom Mix in the role OF
', histling Dan, is promised in the
fLe forthcoming offering at the Rex
theatre, which begins next Sunday.
1.-THE Unframed us . strange romance
IT three inseparable comrades of the
love that came to the man, and the
union Of three companions in wreck
ing a fearful vengeance. The pic
ture is said to be the most appealing
Mix has made. =, -,
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FRIDAY EVENING. ocToBER &c. 1870 q q.

| the Brainerd Yeoman lodge, where he
then resided, and his election here
means new efforts and growth 'for. INC
Bemidji order. -. i ~ -ss','. = -
Other officers elected Tor I-e en-
suing year are: Master Of Ceremonies,
A. A. Richardson: Correspondent
Mrs. Bertha G.. Schmidt; and Chap
lain, Mrs John Richie. i = III ~. *
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OVERHEARD BY EXCHANGE EDITOR

Apparently that Republican fund solicitors
ead Of going and to be should
hof nohng-Denver News
However inclined think that when sent
JAIL there long enough to repent Bee
~ Money becoming that dollar bills are almost
MAGE and dignity Of the nation.-Chicago News =
Indiana nhbionis have Vaynger for the
..n and while she will probably still the candidacy
name the
Cleveland Plain Dealer
After the bitter world it hard to believe that
destnes nexcaby twisted
- Herald.
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reel comedies made from the. celebrat
ed stories BY lsewell Ford, and star
ring Johnny Hines, celebrated COM
edian, (which cants to. the Rex theatre
today. Here Torchy is trying toshelp
a visiting prince marry the girl he
loves when a guard pins him to the
wall. Just at that moment an attrac-
tive girl, rather negligee, passes
down the hall. Quickly Torchy :%in-
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-15
YEoMAN LODGE ELECTS
.T NEW OFFICERS FOR YEAR

! The local lodge of the Brotherhood
of American Woman. last evening
elected as its Honorable Foreman, A.
D.. johnson, county I auditor. Mr..
johnson has lin the past presided over
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troduced the guard to the girl and as
the former turns to bow, Tprchy fees.
1T is another example Of l''natice Wit,
with which the cofedy is led. ~.
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POLITICAL ADVERTISING. Insert
ed by A. e. IRako in his own behalf.
To be paid for. at the rate of 10
cents a line.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-14
MUSICAL AMERICA"
 ON "ALL-STAR CONCERTS

In the March number of Musical America" one of the most widely read and most popular music papers in the United States, edited by inc erudite and accomplished Mir. John C. Ereund, in New York, the following comments are made concerning the recent 1empel concert here. This concert, which was presented on February IT, was. the Opening Con cert" in the "AH-Star Concerts which will be followed on April 12 by the sec ond in the series presenting Margaret Romaine, the gifted and beautiful young American prinia donna of the Metropolis tan Opera, assisted by Angelo Cortese' the world renowned iharrist.
 Musical America says:
 2 "The Southern Club paid a tribute to Miss Hempel when she was in Birming- ham by calling their Mardi Gras ball the Irrieda Hempel Ball. Miss Hempel was the guest of honor and with the presi- dent of the club, Mir. Din.mick, led the grand march. It was the society event of the season, and a brilliant finale to season of great gayety. Miss Hempefs concert preceded the ball. and the house was crowded to capacity. It marked the opening of the All-Star Concerts pre- sented by Mrs. Richard r Johnston and Mrs. OrlRne A Shipman."
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FIRST METHODIST CHURCH MITSIC

The First Methodist Church, which is holding a series of meetings this week announces an attractive musi- cal programme for the week which wilI bw as follows
 Morning Worship Today-organ, "Marche sonnelle' (Gounod); Quartet, 70 How Amiable Are Thy Dwellings" tWes); Quartet. q love to Tell the Story (Fischer); Organ. 'Toccata' (Bartlett)
 Evening worship, 30 P. Morgan, Largo" (HandeD; "Offertoire" tAm- prose Thomas); Quartet. Hide Not Thou Thy Face" CFlorio); Quarete, ''Jesus. Lover of My Sour (Holbrook); Organ "Postludes (Clarke)
 Monday Evening-O offer toire in E Flat (Read); Chorus, @Forward' CHenrich), First Church chorus. J. D. McGill, director: Solo, ''The Lord Is My Shepherd" (Liddle). J. D. McGin; organ, "Festal March (Calkin)
 Tuesday Evening Organ. "Andsnte' (Read); Quartet, Lord. With Glowing Heart" (SchneckerJ: Solo. selected, Miss Virginia Dowdell; organ, Post Jude" (Costa).
 "Wednesday Evening-Organ, Mel ody' CWalbridge); chorus, selected, T. C. I. male chorus. stephen Alsopp. di- rector; Chorus, Are You Coming Home Tonight" (McGranahan); Organ. Rus. sian March (Clark).
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-14
D. V. V. CLUB
 TO GIVE DANCE

The recently organized D. V. V. Club will entertain on Friday evening, April 16, at their first dance, at the home of Mrs. J. s. Brook
 Following is the personnel of the club:
 Mir. James Brook, president; Mir. Walter Fowlkes, vice president; Mir. Frank Ab-
 bolt, secretary, and Mir. Louria Murphy, treasurer. Other members are Mir. Frank
 Brandon. MT. Stacy Plank. Mir. Allen
 Rushton, Mir. Luther Reynolds, Mir. Mar win Mccarthy, MT. Randolph Evans, MT.
 Rush Simpson, MT. Fred Lee and MT
 Claude E,hersole
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-14
WOMAN'S MISSIONARY SOCIETY TO MEET

The Woman's Missionary Society of the Twenty firth Avenue Methodist church will meet tomorrow afternoon in the pri- mary department of the Sunday school.
 Mrs. sam Blake, the president, will con duct short but important business ses- sion
 Mrs. Charles Ledbetter will give re- port of the recent conference at Hunts vile.
 Mrs. w. $. Smith, superintendent of study and publicity, will have charge of the study class.
 Mrs C. F. Allgood will tell the story os Rebecca, which will be followed by questions and discussion.
 A full attendance of members is urged and visitors are welcome.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-14
A BIRTHDAY PARTY

Mrs, R. l.. King was hostess last eve- hing at a surprise party for Miss Alice Perry on the occasion of her fourteenth birthday.
 The colors chosen for the evening were pink and white and carnations in these colors were used in profusion in the li- brary and on the dining table. which was centered with large birthday cake with pink and white candles.
 Mrs King was assisted by Miss Viola Anderson and Mrs. Edward Perry. Among the guests were Miss Alice Perry, Miss Irene Henckell Miss Margaret Brazeal, Miss Elsie Colmer, Miss Katie Crane, Miss Vera Gardener, Miss Florence Perry, Ferry MT. Barnwell Ienckell, MT. Posey
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-14
A BIRTHDAY DANCING
 PARTY

Little Miss Louise Rosenfeld. daughter if MT. and Mrs. William Rosenfeld. was an attractive young hostess yesterday st dancing party on her eleventh birth day.
 The Blouse was prettuy decorated for the occasion, and ices cakes and bonbons were served.
 The guests included Elizabeth Mackey, Dorothy Mae Cole Norris DeBow, Elsie Kirkland, Ellen Hardin, Amy Fox, Vir- gina Jefferson, Katherine Swan, Virginia Bottenfield, Margaret smith, Lucille Woodberry, Edith West Mary Rochester, Nell Lewis. Jessie Wroth Walter Reeves Thurlow Gwin, George Hogan, Jr.,fJack Bottenheld and Hamilton West.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-14
SOUTHERN CLUB PARTIES

The Southern Club was never more at- tractive than yesterday, when a very beautiful musical programme was given during the luncheon hour by the orches- tra under the direction of Mir. Levy, with Miss Olive Cheek as solcist
 Mrs R. H. Trick had a few friends to meet Mrs. Kirsman Oreal of Mobile, who Ia the guest of relatives in the city for few weeks The table was cen- tered with bright blossoms. and the guests were Mrs. Oneau. Mrs. D M. Mason. Mrs. Robert InaallS. Mrs. William cary. Mrs Monroe Lanier Mrs. w. G. Pickell, Mrs. Claud Zuher. Mrs Charles p. Terry. Mrs Porter Terry, Miss Adair
 If New York Mrs, Knox Miss Selene Rauntree and Mrs. simmons
 Mr ana Mrs. Hassins Williams had few members of their family at luncheon ', honor of Mrs Williams sisters, Mrs. c. NJ Dav of ClarkesviIle. Tenn. ana Mds. Allen Sanford of Waco, Tex, who are the guests of relatives in the city Covers were laid for Mrs. Mamie H. Wll- Hams, Mir. and Mrs. R. T. Williams Miss Della Dryer, Miss Lucy Williams ana Miss Emily Williams.
 Others noted were Mrs James Mason Mrs. D. E. Talley. Mrs s. l.. Ledbetter, .rr.. Mr. and Mrs J. D. Moore. Mrs. Will l liam worthineton, Miss Elizabeth Jor- dan. ATr Waiter Brewer. Gen L. V ! Clarke. MT. C. E. McCorhiack. MT. and
 Mrs Fallon o. Byrne. Mrs. O'Bvrne, Mrs. lH. IT. K. Jefferson. Miss Bettie Gilmore Mrs W D. Tynes, Mrs. Ky, Mrs 4. ~ Smith. Miss Ella Hubbard. MT. Hugh ] Morrow. Miss Martha MeDavid. MISS lLhbie Morrow. Misses Annie Louise ano ] Margaret Morrow. Master Hugh Morrow l Jr., Miss Josephne Jones. MT. Jack rIornady, MT. Shook Mir. T. H. Benners MT. A. Garber MT. Hugh Miller, MT | William Wilson. Mir Todd, Miss E.velyr HoIee. Mrs Hubert ScruRgs, Mrs Johr Danforth. Mrs George Yancey, Mrs W ID. Tynes and others.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-14
MEETING OF wOMEN'S
 AUXILIARY

The woman's Auxiliary of the Wood lawn Presbyterian Church will hold an all-day missionary meeting tomorrow In the church parIors. t
 Miss Annie k. Sanford. sister of Miss Mary Sanford of this city will be the speaker of the day. Miss Sanford has spent the past twentytour years in India, where she besides in the Madras presidency and works finder the Eng fish Lutheran board. Her work is among the women and children of the district in which she lives and she Is ably prepared to talk of that far away country and it's needs. All the women of the church and their friends are in- vited to be present.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-14
MRS. CROWDER CHARITY
 BALI. CHAIRMAN

A brilliant event of Eastern Monday evening will be the charity ball at the Country Club under the auspices of the Linly Heflin unit with Mrs. Arthur Crowder as chairman. Mrs. Crowders S selection as head of this lovely affair was a most happy one, and with her splendid ability and the work of her committee a success is assured
 The following we'll known women will lend their aid on the committees and do their bit to secure a large sum which will be used by the Linly Heflin unit to continue their splendid chart table work throughout the city
 Music Committee Chairman. Mrs. Robert Ingalls,; Mrs Robley Munger,
 Mrs.f Robert Calhoun
 Reception Committee Chairman. Mrs. John Edmondson; Mrs. Chap. Hodges, Mrs. Henry ChfSOlm. Mrs. John Chisolnl. Mrs. Arthur Chenoweth, Mrs. James Davidson, Mrs. Clarence Stobert Feature Committee-Chairman Mrs Mortimer Jordan: Mrs. Miles Watkins. Mrs Ed Fucker Mrs Fred Levert. Miss Emmie Barnett. Mrs. Robert Meyer,
 Mrs. Eugene Munger, Mrs. Baldwin. Punch Committee Chairman. Mrs
 Leslie Brownlee; Mrs. Samuel Caldwell, Mrs Vernon Whitaker Mrs Macln | Smith, Mrs. Omer Brasher.
 Refreshments Committee---Chairmen Mrs. Clarence Mason and Mrs. Marvin Mason; Mrs. Ted Joy. Mrs. Walter Phil
 lips. Mrs. Wewstoe. Mrs Ed Tutwiler,
 Mrs. John Yeatman. Mrs. Herbert Tut wiler, Mrs. E l.. Scouten. Mrs Walter
 Scott, Mrs. Fred Dow, Mrs. George
 stuart Mrs Middleton Barnwell Mrs 1 C. M. Williamson. Mrs. Blanc Brownell | Publicity mmittee--Chairniart Mrs Ed Wafren, Mrs. Joe Norman. Mrs. Ra- der. Mrs Paul Earle
 I Tickets mmittee--Chairmen Mrs Bressie Vaughn and Mrs. Algernrn
 Smith; Mrs. Robley Munger. Mrs. H. U Sims, Mrs. Priestly Touinnin Mrs. Frank 1 Willis Barnett, Mrs. Theodore Swann Miss Sarah Phelan Mrs. Henry Foster Mrs. Frank Grider Mrs. Charles Marks Miss Florence Rogers
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-14
PIERIAN LITERARY CLUB

The Pierian Literary Society of Gen. tral High School met Friday afternoon,
 The following programme on Vir ginia fiction was given: Mary John- ston--Writer of Historical Novels" Lucille Smith; Selections from "To Have and to Hold,' Bessie Lee. Quotations were given from the works of Thomas Nelson Page
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-14
CATHOLIC wOMEN's CLUB

The Catholic Women's Club of West End met at the hospitable home of Mrs, Rudolph Brinskelle Wednesday last. The usual business meeting was car ried on and sevearl pretty dresses, made by the club members for the East Lake orphans, were turned in. At the close of the meeting a deVght5 t5ul musical programme was rendered by Miss Mary Briuskelle, pianoist, and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-14
FOR THE AVONDALE
 METHODIST CHURCH

The Sixth Avenue Circle of tie Avon dale Methodist Church. under the direc- tion of Mrs. J. A. O'Dell presented a minstrel at Griffin Hall in Avondafe on Friday evening. The play was we'll att tended, and the following programme was enjoyed.
 Little piekannie chorus, cast by chiI- dren; reading, Mir. Earl Lackey; piano
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-14
BARITONE SOLOIST
 FOR TTJTWILER

Mir L MOTHS, who 1s pfomEhentFy Identified with the Church of the Ad- vent choir and the Shrine Band of Ems lev and other musical affairs. has been chosen as the soloist at the Tutwiler this evening when he will render a number of attractive selections
 The following is the programme to be, rendered by Wiegand's Orchestra with Mir. Morris as the soloist:
 Marche ct .Cortege La Reine de
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-14
0. E. s. SCHOOL OF
 INSTRUCTION

Woodlawn O. D. S Chapter No. no will be hostess to the school Of instruction of the O. E. $. of the Thirteenth district, Wednesday,. at three sessions-i0 a. m, D. rrp and 7:30 p. m.
 Woodlawn Chapte- will serve lunch and dinner, and all members of the order are invited to attend.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-14
AN APPEAL. FOR OLD CLOTHES

The Ladies AuxlIlarN pf tle teUPFe ? relief committee has undestaken to col lect old clothing in this city for the needy people in war-stricken European countries This is a part of q nation wide campaign to ship clothes in those European areas where the actual fighting has been going an and the inhabitants have been compelled to leave their homes in hurry and leave all their belongings behind them. Clothing at present is prac-
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Saba" (Gounod); Ballet Egyptien" Nuigini); -Badinage' tHerbert); vocal solo. selected, l. Morris. baritone; Two new popualr song hits: Alexandria CGoetzB, 'Lonesome-T h ts All "Roberts) When It's Moonlight on the Sewanee Shore" tWhiting); Violin solo, Largo" tHandel), Fred c. Vie gand; Selection, "The Little Whopper' CFrimD Vocal solo, selected, l. Norris baritone; Excerpts from ''The Night Boat" (Kern)i "The star.Spangled Banner"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-14
YANCEY SOCIETY MEETS

The Yancey Literary society held its regular meeting Friday afternoon.
 The programme consisted of two humor- ous essays-"Cute Boys" by William Donovan, and "Tanlac,1 by Lawrence Talks.
 After short talk by Miss Chambless, the meeting adjourned
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tically unobtainabie in those countries unless at exorbitant prices, and the popn- Iation is suffering untold privations for the lack of protection of tlelr bodies from the severe weather
 An appeal has been issued for every body to save as clothes of every descrip- ton, including underwear, etc., wnlcn will be collected by committees with automobiles. Announcement will be made later of the day when bundles will be taken nm
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-14

solo. Miss Valley McCool; reading. Mss Elrna Hall; 'black-face" comedians, Messrs Grady Elliott and Earl Barrett reading Miss Evelyn Walker; violin soio, Miss Pearl Stewart, accompanied on the piano by Miss Lenora Dickinson; black face comedians, Messrs. Tom Thornton, Virgil Davis and Allen Moore ;N violin solo, Carl F McCool, accompanied on piano by Miss valla McCool; vocal solo. Wool sey F. Jones.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-14
MRS. DOUGLASS HOSTESS

Mrs. Gus Douglas entertained yesterday at the tea dance at the Tutwiler in honor of Mrs William Frazier Russell Jr., of Chestertown. Md. who is visiting Mrs. Lydia Gross, and Miss Annie D. Rogers, a bride-elect.
 Other guests were Mrs Lydia Gross and Mrs B. M. Rogers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-14

Miss Mary Anna Crane as violinist, "The Ava Maria "The Rosary" and Spring Song were anchored with much applause. All the members joined in singing the club song, 'Friends" and the meeting adjourned.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-14
Society News and Activities of City and Suburbs

quanti,<> of jonquils and a salad course .n yellow was served.
 Members of the club who were Mrs vanns guests were Mrs. Brand Currie, Mrs. Evans, Vann, Mrs. Raymond Shores, Miss Elizabeth Shores, Mrs. Quintus Witte, Mrs. George Upchurch. Mrs. George Miller, Mrs. Ernest Bliss, Mrs Zack Cheatham, Mrs. William Suydarn and Mrs Robert Lewis.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-14

The medical profession in re 5ni@ z States includes more ttAA sse4 @opist physicians and surgeons
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-14
PARENT TEACHERS CONFERENCE

A- parent teachers 7conferenee Of the Independent Presbyterian Church will be conducted by pr. Henry NJ, Ed monds Mys. Floyd Tlllery. Mrs. Waiter Beasley and Miss Mary Malone This conference is to aid the parents and children fh the Sunday school work and will be held each afternoon from Mcn- day. March 22. through Friday, March ] 26 from to D. m. All parents and others interested are invited.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-14
MRS. VAIN CIUR HOSTESS

Mrs. Fred Venn enfertained the mNm- hers of the ycung Na*rsns' Neoaler-sft Club" Thursdav ri her horee
 ~he house was made brisht 9Ns-h
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-14
PEOPLES CHORAL SOCIETY
 THIRTY DEMONSTRATIONS

There will be a meeting of the Peo- ple's Choral Society tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock at the Highland Presby- terian Church instead of the usual time. Tuesday evening.
 Miles Parker Garrett. little son of MT. and Mrs S. E. Garrett. who has been i'll with double pneumonia, is irn- proving at his home.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-14
ENGAGEMENTS

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Morton, Mir Thomas Brazeal, MT. Waiter Henckel and MT. Oscar Camp.
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