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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-23
Frying Three Times cS Many
Potatoes

During the same series of expert
ments-which can be duplicated to
anyone interested-Mrs. Andrea
fried 2415 lbs. of potatoes in lbs.
of Mazola, while the same amount
Of lard cooked only 7 lbs. IA OF. of
potatoes.
Also, of doughnuts, Mrs. Andrea
fried ao8 ia 2 lbs. of Mazda, while
abs. oflard fried onlyI3S doughnuts.
In each test a lbs. of lard and 4
lbs. of Mazola were fried down to
2 lbs.
WALLACE BROKERAGE CO
Local Sales Representatives
Oklahoma Cik1, oil.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-23
If It is a Bilious Attack.

Take three of Chamberlain TAB.
let's and quick recovery is certain.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-23
DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK?

We absolutely stop leaks ih any
roof, shingles, tin or paper.
M. L. SMITH - Phone 134l.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-23
EXPRESS PAckAGETTEs

We are not here to play, to dream
to drift.
We have hard work to do and loads
to lift
Shun not the struggle; face it. 'Tis
Gods gift,
Be strong.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-23

News abroad the liner carrying the
presidentelect 10 Panama must have
been a little scarce when the cor
respondents on board ferreted out
the information that Mr. Harding's
cabinet is going to be composed of
Republicans. Astonishing
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-23

81 simp says he notices the lower
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-23

TOO much Tulsa" is probably the
correct answer. Didn't Tom, the Ex-
press staff correspondent lay the
foundation for an alibi when he
wired us before the game that they
had c. II. S. bested in the avordupois
department?
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-23

UP on Guthrie and that will help to
remove the bad taste from our
minds
Bob Richards announces that he
is in the market for load of corn.
Il haven't anything to feed it to but
| want to have it around just to see
what forty-cent corn looks like" said
he. Isn't normalcy nice?
Truly, it is tough luck when you
pay small fortune for a Thanks
giving turkey and the blame bird
flies the coop. Amt that the truth
Roy?
Also, the fellow whose homeJbrew
was stolen figures that the Thanks
giving celebration is going to be
sort of hollow mockery for him.
OoHe W Cnlnk dpout ~, IL HlI6ht
not be bad idea for. Matt Sankey
to snoop around the Richards prem
ises with some care if Bob buys his
load of corn. 1t listens a little sus-
picious.
Si Simp says he notices the lower
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-23

Now what do you know about this?
One man refused to re-join the Red
Cross because he had saved his last
years button.
Pass the cranberries
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-23

the prices drops the less the farmers
get for their cotton.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-26
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS

An issues o. Liberty Bends bought
and sold The Shawnee Investment
Co. s3s Kansas aFsuus--4cv.
Z. L EIene. field nan for the state blue
sky department Is reported % be recover
ing Fapfdly from an attack Of aHro-l1ra11-
earfon-
The Juuisr and Senior Brotherhood OF
the Swedish Lutheran church VIII meet At
: o'clock this eFen1nE At TIE home oE Ed
ward Soriserum. 1>0f Lane street
Many others have ezeha1z ed their Dhsn0-
graphs Tor the new and greater Asollan-
Vocation having the GrIduola- We can
show Y0g why. A II. and T c. Roe us
4 9TH saTAdT-
Rag Shiaeier. a milk nan was arrested
Wednesday on a warrant CHARGING 11n1
with selling skinned milk T1reresI mix
and MIX IN dirty sorries. He was reiesi sest
on 81 bond for his appearance IN police
courr Friday.
L Ford car knocked Town and slightly
injured Henry Smith, 10-year-Old son OF
Mrs g N smith, I'D Van Buren, street.
v eGneScay morning LIE aerl1enr oc-
CURED at Ninth street and kansas avenue
The owrsr- Of the ear stopped. picked the
lad up and took him home
The Swedish Association Soryien VIII
hold a social picnic At cage park next
Saturday afternoon beginning at O'Clock
and continuing during the evening Zee
lunch consisting Of coffee sansiTlches anf
watermelon VIII be served Il 8 O'Clock
An invitation Is extended to the Swedish
ueapIe Of Topeka % coHae-anf enjoy
pleasant afternoon and evening
The Assumption high school and grade
schools VIII Guen Tuesday. September .
but pupils viii enroll Friday. September
.. Class WORK viii not begin until sep
TENDER : because of Labor day, September
g. View teachers 1t the Assumption grade
school win be. Sisters MIura and Mary
Gerard to iii The vacancies left By sister
Mary Faber and Sister May Caprian-
An Informal meeting Of the publicity
committee Of the Chamber OF Commerce
with the city commissioners for the 21r-
pose OF asCercai1ing haw much money the
city Is Wiling N pay IN furrheFiuG the
publication Of an adTerrtsi1g pamphlet
for Topeka VIII be held IN a shoEr time
That was the announcements today follow
ing a meeting az the chamber Of Com
merre publicity committee when ways and
means u raising the necessary money were
discussed
The arrest OF seven Mexicans this noon
for shooting craps is taken by the police
as an fndieatisn that the Mex1eans are
becoming AmericaHized- Never before.
officers satd- was Il Mexican arrested on
/ such a charge The (aTort1e gambling
game Of the Mexieans Is three card
I monte Evidently they have Discarded
this time honorad pastime for the more
( exciting contest Of Ssfrican solf- com
monty referred 70 as ~galloDing domtn0es
{ In other words. they have adopted the
{ LAST fashion in America nization-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-26
Teamster S Life Saved
writes Letter nat Is worth Beadszs
VERY Carefully

Petersen otntmens Co. Inc. Buff4Ia.
NJ. was sf1tensd win very severe
sore On nv leg fer years I an 4 teamsser-
I TIED al medicines and saIvss- but win
cut suceesss I tried doctors. bus they
tailed % cnre me- I eoaiin-s sleep Ter
many nights fren pzsn- Doctors said I
could not live fer mere fha1 tE7 years
Finally Peferson's Dfutmen@ vas ree1<n-
uaeHesatI to ne an3 By its Use the sore 9sS
entirely healed Thankfully ysarz. WI
iauz HaaSe. West PARK ohio, M4reh
1915. cMre r e. Rsffz- E0x I'D.
Peterson says i an pr1u1 of ne
abere letter and hare huudresis u etlsssrs
that tell Of wonderful cures ak Eczxsisz.
Piles aRsI skin Disease
Psrsrsan's Ointment u . cents iEzEe
box az AT druggists. a1d thsre isn't q
broad-mintIed druggist In America tat
wuusr praise IL Mail ersterS filed -
Peterson Ointment Co. Inc BHfrato, y Z
-A4r
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-26
J. o o F 10 k.-----.-a.o NEt1-
Couciavc VIII Be Held There On Sep
tembcx and 5

The OddfeIIows and Rebekas q
Kansas City have completed arrange
menrz for the entertainment OF the
thousa 1dz q visitors expected 70 at
tend the eozcIave TO be held there N
Convention hail On Saturday and sun
day, Sept = and =
II Is estimated mat $4,000 visitors
VIII attend this concIave. EsadQgar-
5ers for I'll visitors viii be at Con-
veuriou hau The exercises viii open
wiz 4 Erszss parade during Saturday
afternoon Al night al Of the sUbor-
d1nate degrees and the ReheE1h De-
gree, viii be conferred Preceding the
conclave- on Friday night. the Decor
alton Of ChivaIry viii be conferred BY
the ParrIarchs Militant
The committee requests that al
CARNATIONS cake their Lodge Banner
No degree work viii be conferred On
sunday bur 4 great memorial 70 Odd
fellowship viii De held IN Convention
hall. Sunday afternoon. 70 which the
public IS 1nvI-ed
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-26
Ladies! Use Buttermlk
To Beautify Compilations
This Delightful EeyE Vanishing Cream
Containing True BurtcruliIS L Guar
autccd To Make Iau Look
Younger or Money Back
just Try T.

Get 7 small quantity ar any pharmacy
Ev el1nntr uszllfs- Tor IEowariEs BurrerlIllz
e ---rlll I1I ullssa = e daily into the face
Hail- Il rms and hands. The directions are
simp.e and iE COSTS So LITTLE shat any girt
or woman can affard r. Eaur com pae1ton
nurse ,gTieiffT show q deci5esi improvement
err vaur sEeuier Is authorized IN reruru your
money virhou1 question should Eau De
tl-svatj sffed.
So ma zter whether rGu ara troubled wltli
wrinkles harl Iittle limos IrauuH the
nleItt luH eyes coarse 81 Tow fdled look
iu- skin. or simply ruuEhuess and redness
--s1lzaL BIZ WIEI aHt sun. FGH VIII tini
rlar All these trials quickly disappear with
r1e Use II rhIs 1ItG-flsdEoued beauty reel De
b-er.rlt IT'D ia lare-
EeEarEs BurrHrnilz Cream "a Only soli
-au positive Iarsuree Of -arisfacrien 81
money back t1sa. W SClnsfIe1d en- sup
g g TuI-A drarrtscmeut
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-26

ing with her Officers then atesmpted
to plead with her but as she vas still
'oozEinats. they took her to the deeen-
ton home, August L
About August n according TO Miss
Eva Corning. probation officer q boy
named Chester P4t1eESo1. 113 East
Seventh street. called IN her at the
deteution home. but the natran there
objected and sent him away Next
day the girl received a hex Of candy
from Patterson. II was said
The next night according to the
girls story. she escaped from the de-
teutiou home and met Patterson and
John CUNNINGHAM Fourth and Tyler
street. IN the alley back Of the deteu-
ton hGu1e. They were In an auto De-
uE1rE u Patterson she said She
Declared they drove al night. arriving
At FAN River next morning. where her
sister lives. She had been staying with
her sister since that time she stated
Officers this afternoon were debat-
ing what should be done with the girl
The county attorney was called IN TO
hear the ease No warrants have been
issued It was stated
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-26

Osziniug, N 2 Aug 2G.-The Izrg-
esue Watermelon obcainabIe On the 10
cal market viii feature the last dinner
OF Frank kelley negro murderer.
known to the police from coast 70
coass. who IS condemu ned 10 die tonight
IN the electric chair AZ Sing Si1g
prison
sun hopeful Of 4 reprisve. kelley
ordered in addition 70 the melon.
roast chicken. French fried potatoes.
coffee. biscuits and milk Kelley was
convicted Of Staying Czrherlne Dunn.
4 hozse maid II Brooklyn last Christ
mas.
According to the authorities Of
Springfield. No. he Is the same ne
gro. known as Bus Cain. who escaped
from a jail there "A years ago
while a mob was seeking his life
for the murder OF Thomas RoaEk a
civil war veteran EOark was rubbed
and murdered On the campus OF Drury
college IN Springfield
Cain. together with another negro.
named BIZ Allen. was arrested and
charged with the crime Two days
two negroes were charged with the
crime Later a mob stormed the jail
seeking the four negroes. and IN the
confusion Cain managed to escape
After hiding in 4 cave near Spring
field. he went 70 Los Angeles. where
ne was arrested 1AL- RECESSED AELeE
Joseph " Folk governor OF Missouri
At that time declined to sign exrradi-
ton papers. saying he feared mob 80
Ience II Cain was returned To the
state.
Cain then knocked around the world
as 4 seaman and IongzhoreuOn until
coming 20 New York he assumed the
name OF Kelley. He murdered Cath
ernie Dunn while she was trying u
prevent him from lootiHg her employ
er's home.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-26
At Last, Relief
From Rheumatism

reached and eliminated from the blood
before real relief can be had
s s s. has been successfully used
for Rheumatism FOR more than fifty
years. II IS the most thorough and
rslsabIe blood remedy because It
searches out and eliminates al disease
germs which intesr the blood
Go 10 your drugstore and get Il
bottle q s. s. 8 today. and begin 70
take 4 rational sensible treatment for
Rheumatism that viii show results
For free expert medical advice regard
ing your own case. write fully to Chief
Medical Adviser. sg3 Swift I.abora-
tory, Atlanta Ga--Adv-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-26
BREATHING SPELL
Railroad OHeiaIs Look for
Lighter Travel for Few Days
Do Not Expect Rate Increase to
Decrease Business, However.

The Increase n passenger and
freighc chatEes allowed By The inter-
state commerce. commission 20 cover
the wage Increases granted b the var
labor beard went into effect to-day
Vale II Is yet almost impossible %
tai what effect the increases vii have
ou 1asze hzsr and freight tEaEr1c- Iocal
railroad officials today expressed the
beHef thar L VII uoC reduce business
For = few days. no Doubt pazse1g ger
traffic VIII be lighter. as everyone
Eho could possibly do SO z1aGs their
rrs9 before the Increase became e.
6zctsre Passenger traffic for 4 few
weeks 1rior 70 today vas the heaviest
N the history q American railroads.
-nrsidsriuz tina country as whole
THIS VIII DOUBTLESS result IN a breath
srz SPELL officials said. after which
-HeSuzuaI run CT traffic VII be Re-
sumed-
Frpeet Normal Business.
The return o. the thousands OF
tourists We IsFt early 10 get adTan-
+H-e q TIRE raw rates. together WIKI
vaeari0uisrs wi1o VIII attend the scores
CT FAR and otaer ratio1aE strracti7z-s
turnout rhs country during September
and 1ct0 ser viii keep as many per
isorz travelling as usual. L Is though
Irasuuch as the Industrial court
has not veg passed o1 the increase n
L-a-sas- irtras1ate rates remain the
same IN ether words. persons travel
ts- orfzhi1pLuE freight from ore point
90 another within tire state VIII rot
have % pay the increase until TIE
Industrial court passes on IT. me
hearing is set Tor September 2
Ehts VII mean that persons going
O. Eaazaz city VIII mostly buy rEeIr
tfeks-s I'd Kansas CRY. kan Raseoala
or Argentine and ride the street cars
over e. the Missouri side Il Is ret
probable that this method would saTs
money FOR freight shippers L 3 cor
ceteJ however. that the Kansas city
rauHlrs company viii beusftE from
r1= increase IN passenger fares a.
least for a time
% Per Cent Fare Increase
TIE Increase IN passenger fares
Averages - per NeuL with 80 per
cent increase IL Pullman fares On the
charge for t1e space occupied
S F-reiEEz rates vary III different sec
lions OF the country. Lhe increase Tor
this section being 81 Per cent While
there vas considerable Increase II
freight traffic in-ueii lately preceding
the increase. II vas rot affected nearly
so greatly As the passenger traffic.
railroad officials said No slump n
=lrher freight CT passenger traffic IS
expected
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-26
AWAY ON VACATIONS
City Hail Almost Desereezt-Two Com
nissicncrs Are Away.

missicncrs Are Away.
Vacation season is making itself felt
At the city hall Commissioners Robert
MeGiHert iz at Pitzburg, kan, at
tending the meeting Of tha-American
Legion Dr. Earle c. Brown. city
health officer. Is taking = vacation
". H Wassoz- commissioner Of
finance, has gone TO Colorado for his
health and Incidentally IS taking the
Two weeks vacation to which COM
u1izsio7erz are en1xIeG- D H Brana-
nan, city attorney, has been n Colo
radO Tor some time. where he was
married 4 lew days ago. Dr.. c "
III. city food inspector, viii start On
his vacation soOn
McGlffert Is expested to return to
TopekI about Saturday. BranamAn Is
expected home about September I.
As some Of the Ncoanfssfouers are
frequently absent from the building At
tending 70 various duties e IS often
difffc1lE 70 get 4 quorum for 4 meet
ing Tuesdays meeting was post
poned until this morning and then
postponed again because TWO commits
sfeaers and the mayor could not all
get together At once
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-26
ARREST DAN SfcGINNIs.
Alleged Oil SpecuIator Accused of
Cashfng Worthless Check Here

Dan Scf5funis. charged with cash
ing a worthless check for SOC On the
c-atio uaE~ hotel was arrested in Wfcf1-
ita today. according 70 word reeetEed
by Sheriff Hugh Larimer- McGinnis
posed as an oil Spectator while in
Topeka last week Larmer was IN
formed. and took Dr. c NJ Hensiey
out 70 look at oil properties
BY the way Doc McGfnnis is al
legged to have said. have you any
old clothes I could wear"
Doctor HenSiey loaned McGinnis his
army Uniform He failed to purcha Sc
any oil stock but his army Uniform
Is missing A deputy sheriff viii go
TO wichita today after McGtnnis-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-26
BERYL BACK HOME
1s-Year-OId Girl Who Ran
Away With Boys Returns
Officers Do Not Know What to
Do With Her.

BeryI Irwin. Is. who ran away from
the county deten-iou home. August l.
n company with two boys. according
70 her own story was located by the
sherfcfs office today a. Fan River
Kan, and returned 70 Topeka
Clarence irwin father OF the girl
who lives at Second and Tyler streets.
complained 70 probation officers sew
eraI weeks ago that BeryI was staying
cut nights and that he could do moth
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-26
Vow Is An Excellent Time To Get Hid
CT It's TortEreS.

Victims Of Rheumatism should take
advantages Of the warm season which .
SO favorable TO the proper treatment
for this painful aiIment-
Rheumatism IS more than 4 mare
local disorder confined to the Locality
OF the painful parts. II cannot be
rubbed away. because It IS 4 deep
seated disease that has. It's source n
the blood supply. The tiny pain
demons. tse. millions OF little 6.sease
germs that cause the disease must be
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-26


AZ he sh
is the
an
fersdh
The beach II
is enarI led Of Il
IN
q
b mos
OF
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-26
TO TRY TO REDUCE LOSSES


All the railroads IN the United
States and Canada viii adopt a eem-
preh enzive form September I for ana
lying the losses and damages occur
faz in freight shipments. according to
H c PribbIe. general cIaiu~ageut for
the santa Ee- During the last year
Of government control the loss
amounted 70 sos. zoe 600 or more
than three tines the amount IN 1914
The form %rnich viii soou go into
effect viii determine the cause OF the
loss and fix the responsibility where
two or more carriers are concerned
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-26
SIX "DODGED" CAMP
Captain seratson NAY SEEK 70 Court
Martial Local Men

Slx Topeka youths. members Of
company H. are liable . arrest for
failure 70 atteud the national guard
encamPmsur at Fort Riley, according
to reports received II Topeka
Cant Clif Strarton. commander Of
the company. has Threatened TO hold,
court martial charging the six neH'
Z II with bang a ". O L. and this
would be followed By issuing civil
warrants far their s-resc- Sheriff
Hugh Larfmer star -isiIy that he
lad received no ere pick up the
SIX men said 70 BE-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-26
Chicago Women Only Half Voters.

Chicago Aug z6-Accordf to the
Chicago poll books women are about
half as Interested in politics as are
men Yesterday 4s437 women regis
tered here for the last primary before
the presidential election: T9.54S men
registered The totals are 5ad-G55 men
and s22g92 women.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-26

IirhtuIur Causes sfss.sG0 Fire
Fort Worth Tex. Aug z6.-Thirty
five thousand barrels Of oil and a
tazk containing L On the Magnolia
farm near Dodge were destroyed at
Ioss or s1s2-5 last night when light
ufn< hit the tank
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-26

t-hf-ag o-Pruhiblriou national headquar-
-r-s lss71a,I Z sraremeut By Aaron < Wat-
z-us presidential nominee at1aezfnE re
r-.-e-rl 81 Seuaror Efardfn- On Cne wer
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-26
Biggest Melon
and Chicken for
Negro Murderer

Big Feast Ordered By Black slayer OF
Maid Who Tried 10 PROTECT En-
pI0Ter's Properry-Had Also Killed
Civil War Vet
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-26

Take Hsrskardrs Acid PhosDhnts
70 srasdv the nerves L leIicioas tonic
,triak-buflds energy, tones the system
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-26

An issues q Liberty Bends bought
and sold The Shawnes Investment
Co. $50 Kansas aEsuus--A6y.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-26

Tne Juussr and sensar brotherhood OF
the Swedish Lutheran church VIII meet At
3 o'clock this evening At the home oE Ed
ward Sorfserum- 1857 Lane street
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-26

Z L Eisne field nan for the s-ate blue
sky rdeuareuenr L. re10rted To be recover
ing Fapfdly from an attack Of auro-L1ra1i-
eaff0n-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-26

[ Many others have exchanged their Dhs1O-
! graphs Tor the new and greater Asol1a1-
4 vocation having the efraduola- We can
I show y0u Why A NJ and T c. Roe rs
5fh Sf-4ffv-
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-11

Gage" is Marguerite De La Motto.
In the characterization of Mary War;
rem, the delicate refined girl, who,
becoming blind on the train -enroute
to Q new and friendless land, becomes
the wife Of Sim Gage. Roy Stewart
does what Is perhaps the best and
most artistic work Of his screen car
eer with the role Of DR.. Barnes: the
romantic lead, his work in "The
Sagebrusher'' surprising even his
splendid achievement in Benjamin B.:
hampton's, THE Westerners. y FIR.
J.! Beatty lBrice, fayOrite of both:
film and stage, is thoroughly, at home
In the. Characterization Of Annie
SQuires, worldly, but golden-hearted
room mate OF Mary in the city cpl
sodes. The three villains of the play,
are effectively portrayed by Gordon
Russell as .'.Big # Aleck,''E Thomas,
O'Brien as ,Dornewald, and Edwin
Wallock as Friedrich Waldhorn. 34
y Arthur Morrison, one OF the stars
Of desert Cold" comes forth with
anQt Observation-Disclosures Of characteriz--
alton, at once gentle. humorous and
as "'Wid Gardner . And
one must BY no means overlook Agg1e
Herring, one Of, the most popular of
screen character artists, as Mrs Jen-
sen, a person not important in the
novel, but by reason of Miss Her
rings quaint and irresistibly human
portrayal, one that will be appreci-
ated in the photoplay. ...u... .....,...,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-11
TROUPE TO /.
J SHOW AT GRAND THEATRE

Jumping from Chicago to Brainerd
where they were to. play THURSDAY
and Friday of this week, the 1ou l
vaudeville acts that were to appear
at tho Grand Theatre in this city, sat:
urday, found that the recent wind
storm had @bloNn in one OF the walls
Of the, Parksheatr at Brainerd
Which made ii impossible for them to
play there, so j they' came on o. t. to Bem'd'
They arriving s in Bemidji this
morning, Manager Harding, OF the
GrandsTheatre, decided to open their
engagemen s:hSte t9pIsAt;pstead OF
theft appearila 'ha en1aturday.
This week the Chg agement>Nill cover
two. days tonight and tomorrow.
Harry Haley and Grace Trebor o.
fer q neat singing talking and COM
edy act, and this popular pair have
the. honor Of having served eighteen
months overseas, entertaining the
soldiers. Lamb and Goodrich are a
dancing pair; Moher and Eldr1dge; Q
novel pair of .happy-go-lucky comed-
ians, in IT Don't Care" and the bill
closes with one Of the most beautiful
posing bits In vaudeville, by the De
Courseys, who carry their own seem
cry and lighting effects. t'f