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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-11-04
NEWS OF THE THEATRES
"WAY DOWN EAST" AT THE
REX BEGINNING TUESDAY

In the motion picture production
of way Down East" which will be
shown for the first time in this city
at the Rex theater, beginning Tuesday
for run of five days, David W. Grit
fifth spent ten months of laborious
endeavor and vast fortune in the
creation of wonderful scenes, said to
be by fer the most pretentiously am
bilious that this unusual maker Of
screen classics has yet attempted.
AS all seasons of the year are
shown in vast number of scenes and
episodes, it was necessary to con-
sumo this unusual length of time and
high-salaried artists were carried long
on the pay rolls to be ready at the
call for the filming of a scene when
the weather conditions were perfect
for this work. To produce the great
snowstorm and breaking ice gorge
scene at the climax, force of en-
gineers were employed for a period
of more than ordinary time and even
weather experts and men skilled in
woodcraft were found necessary that
all should be correct
Enthusiastic throngs of prominent
lleople flock to the Fourty-fourth
Street theater in New York city for
the premiere showing there and paid
as high as ten dollars for 4 single
seat. In this city there viii; be no
premium upon first night rescrva-
lions and there will be daily matinees
and evening performances at sceduled
and advertised prices.
1t is stated that away Down East"
represents Mr.. Griffith and his art at
their heights. The film even after the
cutting and editing procedure yet en-
talls twelve thousand feet of footagc
The producer has followed closely the
original stage drama tale of Lottie
Blair Parker and Joseph r. Grismer,
but his celebrations occur in the Wis
uallzing of big scenes and spectacular
incidents that in the spoken play we're
made known only through dialogue.
Ihe monster production is the most
expensive that Mr. Griffith or any one
else ever made. 1t represents total
cost OF more han eight hundred thou
sand dollars.
A foremost cast of known players
lnterprets many roles. Some idea of
the correctness and care exercised is
to be had from the fact that Burr
Mcintosh and Viva Ogden, who an
peared in the original production of
the play, enact their original roles IN
the picture. Lillian Gish is seen as
Anna Moore, and her highly artistic
and intelligent work in t.,is elabo,a-
tlon has been rewarded with much
praise from even her ..eret fore most
enthusiastic admirers. Richard Bar
thickness, who occupies a foremost
position among young actors of ahili-
", IS the hero of the story. Others in
long list of brilliant PLAYERS are
Lowell Sherman, Mary Hay, Mr.
NJ organ Belmont, Creighton Hale
hate Bruce, Edgar Nelson, ,Jo,cptinn
bernard. GHDrge Neville, Mrs David
Landau, Porter Strong, Patriot, Fru-
en- Florence Short, Emily F'itzroy and
Myrtle Sutch. ~''0
RON NJ Cola .o,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-11-04
FAMOUS KENTUCKY ROMANCE
AT THE GRAND TONIGHT

Who is there among women, young
or old of today who hasn't read or
heard of Mary J. Holmes stirring ro-
nance of the South, "Tempest and
Sunshine? One of the most popular
of all books of fiction written for
the consumption of femininlty, TINS
novel of the prolific author, ranks
second in the matter of sales through
out the whole North and South with
Uncle Toms Cabin, work that
it in no wise resembles. Mary j.
Holmes wrote twenty novels. OF these,
"Tempest and Sunshine seized upon
the imagination5 Of the greater num-
Der Of readers, and is read generally
today via the medium of public and
private libraries where most of the
stories of the same author are forgot
ten or wholly neglected. 1t tells the
story of woman's jealousy and envy
with sharper lines perhaps than any
modern tale written for popular con-
sumption. 1t is, in truth, the tragedy
of coquette. Kentucky is its locale,
and its incidents pile one atop the
other almost from the first scene
whore the two sisters are shown amid
the peace and plenty Of their Ken
lucky plantation with their serenity
interrupted by the arrival of a strang
or from the North. The moving pic
turc version of the story is said to
be fairly explosive with big effects
idealizing and accentuating the COLI
ceptions of the H dimes romance. The
interrupted wedding where little Joe
Dunno, the tool of ''Tempest' intro
duces striking camera capture in d
thunder and lightning storm said to
among the wonder features Of film
dom.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-11-04
"THE BORDER WIRELESS" AT
THE ELKO TONIGHT ONLY

c. Gardner Sullivan wrote the seen
ario for The Border Wireless" Will
lam S. Harris Aircraft picture, and he
has achieved remarkable work, &C
cording to report. The picture will be
shown in return engagement at the
Elko theater tonight only. The or
iginal story was written by Howard
Ii. Morton.
c. Garner Sullivan has written
many photoplays showing a remarka-
bly, facile touch and an imagination
that is exceptional. This picture is
decidedly ''red-blooded." and vet
sufficiently different from the Hart
pictures that have preceded it to have
the merit of distinct novelty.
The patriotic note is impressive
and the love interest well sustained.
Wanda Hawlcy, beautiful and clever,
is leading woman and Mr.. Hart him
self directed the production. The sup
port includes Charles Airing, James
Mason, Z. Won Ritzen, Barthold
Sprottc and Marcia Manon.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-11-04
Smoke Without Fire.

Smoking strictly prohibited" notices
:nught the eye of a commercial con-
hutant who had been called in by a
north of England firm to investigate
and report upon the efficiency of it's
business methods and to suggest pos
sibe improvements" So soon as he
saw the sign precluding the fragrant
weed lie commanded: Take all those
notices down, paint them out What
will visitors think?' The factory was
completely occupied for the manufac-
ture OF asbestos.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-11-04
HE FEELS HAPPY
LIKE 4 BOY NOW
St. Paul Man Gains Twelve
Pounds Taking Tsalac and
Says His Work Is Like
Play

when a man hasn't seen we'll
day in seven years and then gets a
medicine that sets him right he ought
to feel thankful, and that's why m
so grateful to 1anlac and am always
telling someone about it, said John
Fl. Peterson, well known carpenter,
residing at the U. S. Hotel, Robert
and Bird SITS, st. Paul, Mimi.
my stomach was so disordered it
didn't take but few mouthfuls to
cause such terrible pains it was just
misery to breathe. Sometimes this
indigestion was so bad | mad to stay
home from my work, and if | ate the
least bit of supper would be awake
all night rolling and tossing and SUI
fering with my stomach. My kidneys
bothered me, my back hurt and when
| stopped over it seemed that l would
break in two. ! got SO run down l
could hardly swing my hammer to
drive a nail.
But all that misery is in the past
now. Tanlac went right to the bot
tom of my troubles and built me up
in such fine shape that these days m
always ready for my meals, ant l en-
joy them without a bit of suffering
afterwards. / can drive nails or climb
a ladder with the best of them tor my
work seems like play now. l have
put on twelve pounds in weight ana
feel happy as kid. There's Mt thing
like Tanlac."
Tanlac is sold in Bemidji by the
City Drug Store, and leading drug
eists re.-Advertisement.
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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-11-04

Roy NJ. Cole, son of Mrs. c. F.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-11-04
THE PASSIONATE PILGRIM" AT
ELkO THEATER TOMORROW

The new Paramount picture "Thc
Passionate Pilgrim" said to be one
of the best Cosmopolitan productions
to date, will be shown at the Elko
thcater tomorrow, also Sunday mat
inee and evening. The picture is
dramatic and thrilling The heart in
terest never lags while the narrative
is tenscly sympathetic 1t was d.
rected by Robert 6. Vignola and
Alfred Liquor did the photography.
The personnel Of "Thc Passionate
Pilgrim is remarkably strong, in
Guiding a number OF players famous
in the screen world. 1t is wonderful
cast of featured players. even the
smallest parts being filed by actors
and actresses of established renuta-
ton on the screen.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-11-04

Reed of mis- city, arrived here this
morning for a short visit en- route
to Denvet, Colo, where he will enter
a rest hospital. Ke has been at the
Thomas hospital at St. Paul for sew
eral months receiving treatment. He
was gassfd during the war; but Is now
recoveriig nicely.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-11-04
Limit Of INC ompetency.

The worst incomp etent in any bust
ness is the person who is so cock
sure he knows everything that he
doesn't take the time to learn any
thing. This applies to employer as
we'll as employee. .
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-11-04
Joke on Learned Men.

The publishers of the Encyclopedia
britannica once issued Il booklet con-
tanning facsimile testimonial letters
from prominent users of. the work.
one-tenth Of whom misSpelled the word
"Britannica."
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-11-04

Real Balm Of Gilead Discovered.
The real balm of Gilead is the dried
Juice Of low shrub, which grows in
SYRIA. 1t is very valuable and scarce,
for the amount of balm yielded by one
shrub never exceeds 60 drops a day.
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Sc desea

10 sABE I'd. cue las gomas usadas
pueden ser geconstruidas con gonna cru
ca en Ia misma manera que Sc cmplean
en- Las fahricas. Haga la prueba con
ana ds las suyas Tambien hacemos re
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40 cue asssa gansr. Dirijass a Luii
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COlOcaciOnes.

CUREsE Ia CAsPA RADIcALBEEN-
II. anas enantas aplieaciones del IA
noss HERPIcTDE is deiara "a eabeza
eompiesamsase limpia de easpa, evita
IA calda del pelo y IA vigqr a sus
Fa.eea FFsses rs eehtavOs.
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90 blanqueador de fauna Teeonocida.
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cO1aPLETAAEENTE HUEVOs. 8 cin-
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dos c. o. D. "IsBA". Allen 20. Box
tSg. san Juan. 1923
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yidad del seTciopelo. una apilcacion dc
ella todas las n0ehes le pOdra y con-
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cARTAs vende Porto RieO Paper and
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ds IA eass Gal. nay bueno y bisn pre-
sentados. tres pastillas en- una GAIA de
fartaaa pEopia para m regalo. Gaia
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eabelio. Fraseo grands $3.50 Frasqui-
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AtGnCi6n FurnadOTeS

PreVeninos al p1bIico que Sc es-
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borados por nosotros. Esto
constituye una infracci6n de la
Ley de Rentas Internas y de Pa
'tente de Marcas y confiamos que
los fumadores nos ayudaran a
perseguir a los faIsificadores,
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CREh1A 1LAYBELL SO apliea pOr la
nochs Al aeostarse. esta erema suaviza
csmpletaniente el cults le da Ia sua.
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1ABoNEs RINos Flores de Talavera
DC IA eass Gal. nay bueno y bien pre-
sentados. tres pastillas en- una GAIA 40
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vENDEMoe tarenlllas VASES aanita
rsns para ksiaaas. pfsesos rsa aelaas sea
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Fasn. ,. 4. Teiffcno els. 1913
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-01
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence 10 Every Evening
Elkion Md, Jan. William b. Davis
who was appointed judge OF the Orphans
Court for Cecil county, to succeed Alex
snder ?. jackson, deceased, took the oath
Of Office Thursday. before Clerk of the
Court. W II Lewis He will be on the
bench for the first time on Tuesday next.
The marriage of Calvin Fox, manager of
the Gilpin Falls Electric Co. and Miss
Elizabeth King. an operator IN Elkton
telephone exchange, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles W King of Elkton, was
solemnized. Thursday evening, at the
home of Rev NJ. d. Nutter, at Chesapeake
City
While John Anderson and son. Lewis, of
Calvert were returning home from VIII
mington. their automobile was nun into by
8 passing truck and overturned and
damaged The occupants were painfully
injured The driver Of the truck failed -
stop 10 render assistance or ascertain the
damage he had done
J William Grason, son Of the late John
B. Grason, and Rebecca Grason. we'll
known hotel proprietors at Rising Sun,
died few days ago after several months
illness, aged 30 years.
Charles Rumbin, the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad trackwalker who is at Union
Hospital. Eikton, suffering from injuries
inflicted by John and Lewis Brown,
Negro bandits, recently captured in
Philadelphia, recognized the accused,
yesterday, as his assailants They will be
given hearing within the next two weeks
While cranking an automobile at ElktOn
passenger station. yesterday, Leroy Pryor
Of Chesapeake City, fractured his right
wrist
The annual meeting Of Rising Sun Milk
Protective Association was held yesterday
at Rising Sun. f. Nelson James was
elected president and Ralph T Wilson
secretary.
Mrs Susan Jackson entertained her
children and grandchildren, 25 in ail, AT a
Sew Years dinner today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-01
SUISSE COUNTY WEDDINGS.

Georgetown. Jan Miss Katharine
Scott, daughter OF Stansbury Scott, Of
Whaleyville, Md. and Harry Fisher, son
of Joseph Fisher OF Dagsboro. were mar
ned. Tuesday night by Rev John r.
Bailey. pastor of First NJ P. church this
city
The marriage OF Miss Eugenia Wiltbank
daughter OF John Wiltabnk OF Milton and
Carl B. PrettymaTl, son of " II. Prettvnan
Of Paramount. was s0lemnzed ct Milton
TUESDAY by Rev B p Moore OF Mills
boro.
Announcement OF the marriage OF Mira
SaIle X Chandler OF Dagsboro daugh-
ter Of the late Sampson Baker. and Rev
Charles c Derrickson. pastor st Mill
vile has been made The ceremony was
performed st Dagsboro. Christmas night
by Rev. c. : Steininger.
Miss Lula May Tucker OF Bridgeville
and Earl Gray McCauley Of Philadelphia
were married at Epworth Church Mon
DAY night, by Rev Gilbert T. Gehman of
Dover
At Mllsboro. Christmas night, by Rev
Lewis ". Wells, pastor Of ST Mark >
p. J.. Church. Miss Anna Joseph, daugh-
ter Of Newton Joseph, and Walter Hudson
son of J. b Hudson. both OF Afillsboro
At Selbyville Sunday night Mrs Marian
Quillin daughter Of James F. Hudson Of
Williamsville, and J. E Hudson, son Of
John ". Hudson Of SeIbyville. by Rev
William H Briggs
Tuesday afternoon. at oelbyviile Alice
s kcnney Of that town. and John NJ
Alexander o. WilliaInsvil;e bv Rev. " II .
Brigg, They viii reside ia Wilmington
1t the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. W.
Bvran II Frankford "Wednesday morning
iheir daghter Miss Jennie BRYAN TO-
Harvey Ruark business mau Of Frank =
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-01
REHOROTH BEACH.

Rehoboth Beach Jan. The weather
mas been like spring this week, although
the lakes were coated with thin ice severa
mornings The town was lively with
Christmas visitors.
The NJ f. church gave Christmas
entertainment on Monday night. After the
exercises candy and oranges We're dis
tributed
Miss Virginia Lingo is home from the
West Chester Normal School for the holt
DAYS with her parents, MIR. and Mrs
J. A. Lingo.
Mrs J A. Lingo is entertaining her
uncle. Derrick Hazard of Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs William Toppan are
spending this week in New York City
with their daughter, Mrs, William \.
Horn
Mrs Grace Branham entertained at
dinner. Sunday evening.
Miss Ruth Edna Green IS home for
the holidays from Cheswold with her
parents
Mrs Londin Raymond Is entertained
by he's sister Miss Lola McGgaw, from
Albany, \ Y
Mr. and Mrs Charles : Horn enter
tanned At dinner. Wednesday evening. for
the Ravmonds and last evening they
gave New Years eve party TO their
friends
Misses F:,e and Edith Helt arc home
from Wilmington with their parents.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-01
ford. formerly Of Berlin, Md. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. ID. j. Ford.
WEDDING NEAR FREDERICK.

Frederick, Jan. l--At the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Camper, near
Frederica, December 27, their eldest
daughter, Miss Pearl Luif Camper, was
married to Harry +. Meredith cf Golds-
boro. Md The home was | ea itifully
trimmed with running cedar and holly
and the bridal couple stood beneath q
large arch of evergreens. The bride
entered the room with her father, and
was attended by her younger sister, Mss
Alice Camper. The groom approached
from the opposite direction, attended by
bis brother, John Meredith of Goldsboro,
Md. The ring ceremony was used.
Mrs John Roraback Of Dover played
the wedding march and Miss Mildred
Wilson Of New York, a friend of the bride,
sang ooh. Promise Me" The ceremony
was performed by Rev. George r.. Ellis.
The happy couple took the midnight
train at Dover for New York, Niagara
Falls and other points Of interest. When
they return they will reside at Goldsboro,
Md
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-01
NEWS OF FREDERICK.

Frederica, Jan 1.-The two sketches
given in the town hall Christmas night
hv high shcool pupils were very good
Dolls. and Christmas nonsense play, was
amusing and entertaining. "A Nativity
AIasuue' was something unusual and was
excellent The pupils were good in their
PORTRAYAL az the different parts
Miss Elizabeth Burris. PRINCIPAL Of the
grammer school Is spending the week
with her mother a. Houston
Miss Jane Be1ell Is visiting her parents
in Ossiming. n y
The NJ r Sunday school was given a
treat, Monday nigh,
W r Hoey of Wilmington, Oryllle
Hoev Of Randolph Macon. Va. are visit
ing their parents. DR. and Mrs. Hoey.
The steamer Frederica made her last
trip 70 Philadelphia ard return, for the
season. this week, arriving in fTederca
today
Revival meetings will begin in the
NJ F. Church for two weeks on Sunday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-01
ENTERTAINED AT BRIDGE.

Middletown. Jan. Miss Jessie c.
Shepherd entertained at Bridge Tuesday
afternoon in honor of her guest, Miss
Marie Mckersan Of New York and Mrs.
Emory Williams Hukill of Wilmington
who is abride of month
The other guests present were: Mrs
Young and Miss Hamilton OF New York ;
Miss Frances Davis of Laurel; Mrs. War
non ;. p Cosbs. Mrs Lloyd NJ Bragdon
Mrs John Pitts, Mrs John IL Brown, Jr
Mrs. Richard T. Cam. Ir, Mrs Frank
Huev. Miss Elisabeth Gibbs. Miss Mary
Griffith Miss Lucy Griffith, Miss Char
lotto Pererley, Miss Helen Shallcross Miss
Frances Watkins. Miss Helen Biggs and
Miss Uejen Sharks
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-01
TWO CHRISTMAS WEDDINGS.

Frederica, Jan. Christmas morning,
at the NJ. T.. parsonage, Wilber T.. Mills
and Sarah Virginia Thompson. both of
Milford Neck, were married. Raymond
smith. a nephew of the groom, sang
effectively, 90 Perfect Love" The eere-
mony was performed by Rev. w. W.
Sharp, during which Miss Sallie Sharp
played softly on the piano. The bride WAS
dres sed becomingly in a dark blue tailored
suit of tricotine. with blue velvet hat to
match Only few intimate friends and
the immediate relatives were present.
MIR and Mrs Mills will reside on the old
home farm and have the kindest wishes of
the community for their future happiness.
At the same parsonage Christmas night,
James Argo. of near town. and Miss Catha-
rine Carman of Milford were united IN
marriage bv Rcv. Mr. Sharp