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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-09
THE NATIONAL THEATRE.

It has long been the dream and hope of
lovers of the drama that national theatre
might be established in America. 1t has bssn
contemplated as place to be dedicated to the
best there is in the drama, where the best au-
thors, the best producers, the best sectors and
an appreciative public might Join in An effort to
show the best of which the stage was capable,
to make the theatre place where lofty stan
dard before the country would be the measure
with which all other dramatic productions
would be compared. 1t has been great dream,
the vision of the artist"
An organization has been perfected in New
York to make the national theatre dream q re-
ality. 1t IL composed OF prominent educators,
and leading producers Of the stage. dramatic
authors OF renown and actors of note There
are others anxious to have a part in this for
ward step, men Of wealth and vision Who be-
lieve the best traditions of the stage are worth
preserving. who believe the stage in the right
hands and with support from the public will
BE- able to demonstrate its educational. cultural
and artistic values and influence. The ideas
ana purposes OF the men in the movement are
In harmony with the aspirations and dreams
81 the great actors Of the past and present.
The movement is launched at time when
the legitimate stage 10 In need Of stroni
friends. There have been many writer's, pro-
dusers and actors who have done damage Il
the stage, have shocked and sicksned thought.
full people by their Sensational appeals to vul-
sarity and low thought II the national the
atre will help drive out the unit and offe,
larger opportunities for the clean and talented
people OF the stage, it will have done large
service. win be worthy the friendship and good
will and support Of the public
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-09

Q. What is the record for deep
sea diving? M. N.
A. The record is given by some
authorities as 304 feet, depth
reached by James Hooper at the
wreck of the Cape Horn, on Pichi-
danqua, South America. Benjamin
Franklin Ieavitt Of Brooklyn, how
ever, the inventor Of a new kind OF
Giving suit claims to hold the rec
ord, having reached a depth OF S6l
feet In Grand Traverse Bay, Michi-
gan, in 1916.
@. Does England draw revenue
from the Canadian government!
A. Canada does not pay any d.
rect taxes to Great Britain. The
CHIEF benefit of Canada to the moth
er country Is In the matter of pref
erential trade.
@. When did the Turks FIRST set.
tie In Europe! T. B. W.
A. The Ottoman Turks first en-
tered Europe In the thirteenth cen.
tury, and ID 1855 the city Of Adrian.
ople became the first Turkish Euro
pean capital. Up to 1402 the Otto
man territory comprised Bulgaria
Macedonia, Thessaly, Thrace, with
the exception of the district around
Constantinople. By 1881 Constants
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-09
A STRANGE DIVORCE CASE.

One Of the most remarkable aAd int restine
divorce cases. in some respects. recorded in
some time has Just been reported The story
has 1t thatsthe husband and wife had agreed
that they were Incompatible in temperament"
whatever they thought they meant BY that, and
the Judge, convinced pretty easily. granted the
decree to the woman, ~ is quite usual in such
cases There were no children.
Following the divorce they went their sep
Arate ways. aftsr living together for Is years
Goodness knows IL ysafs does seem Ike =
long time. to some folks, to shake the furnace
and wonder II the coffee will be any better
this morning. However, Thanksgiving day
came. and II there 10 any one thing that can't
be dispensed with on the tables On hat day, 1t
u cranberry sauce. The man in this divorce
case had left for . large city. and ate his
Thanksgiving dinner in hotel Strange ~ Il
may seem. the cranberry sauce was terrible"
Although the cranberry sauce was terrible,
40 this man claimed, II had ono good effect
It made the man Of whom We speak dream. Az
his mind went hack over the former Aavs the
tasts Of the cranberry saucs tint his Partner
for IS ydars had made wHs somehow strangely
blsaded with Asr swast yo1ng face aeroae the
table nom him On the Arst Thankseivinx Of
their married lifA Consequently. h the midst
OF his longing for his home partner Of Is years.
he decided to send her telegram They have
bstn rseeaciled ana viii have cranbsfry sasce
toEothtf fM ChrfafDna dinnne. IS -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-09

| on $500. 4 say tAeFs D.. my
recnil that / IA somethfng % ray
$50 fine aec alout tn futile ab-
66el = II
The nonefn1 fuf1lify a. The aldo
|men favored 81 mans moro or less
upright posture and the wearing of
sfilfs unfier IL heals becomes .
eerieus faetof Of III health and in
efficiency when furtA1red " the
vicieus habit Of wearing ARTIFICIAL
supports such - corsets 10 serve
/ TIA purpose OF the muscles. And
even IN men who impede the free
action 81 the muscles with netting
mere than . belt . great deal OF
unnsossssrys illness Or suffering
results from weakness OF the mus
cles duo to lack Of sufficient exer-
cise OF these muscles. Tne man
Who stts most Of TIE time 10 lkeiy
to have futile fat and perhaps d.
gesttve disturbances ana circuia-
tory denciencses dne 20 psosis OF
saggfng OF organs IN the aCdomen.
-
acquires stoucoy posture N SIT
ting. standing or waxing. me
posture, OF fatieue anc WEAKNESS,
the posture OF tndifference, mental
feehieness ana weak cnaracter'
seldom escapes suffering the phy-
steal III consequences, and they are
too many and varied to describe
here. Headaches, haekAches, men
tai dullness or ineptttude at work
| or play, cold hands and feet, 90
called indigestion" constipation,
poor general nutrition, melancholic
disposition, sallow complexion
that will do enough harm for one
day! Let us bring on the pills.
There are SCOPES Of fine exercis-
es/ for the abdomen, such as chop
ming Wood climbing treas. high
kicIine The dachshund cravl. the
r,orrs" vslk. S,d inst sittinp
49, dss. veIL;, v;.orou.iy
s:act Ara thsr fhers are s;mnis
..:1S ss.s -, =. ~.
s. ~ 49,. NJ =. rss
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-09
Reform Crusade WAKES Hotter
BY KITCHEL PIXLEY.

Mogadore, Dec. 9.-Onery old
Seth BeArdsley, who beat yours
truly for constable Is still pushin'
his reform crusade. Seth bein' de-
temined to get the wimmin's sup
port for his administration, and
their endorsement bein' precious
enough to make any, ohiceholder
commit bigamy. polygamy or most
anything for the sake Of gettin' It.
Old Seth's paradin' with the han
die Of a new tooth brush plainly
Lstickin' out Of his vest pocket and
his rowhide boots shined.
| Hes taken to washin' Mrs. Coun-
lcil President Bosworth's Mex lap
dog once every week. He rescooed
Widow Perkins 2-year-old Eme-
line from drownin' In City park
horse trough, havin' pushed the
lid in lirSt. And he's tryin' for re-
pute rs Z wimmin's man by spark
/ In two old maids over on Ella
! street.
! Seem az the old critter beat ne
and thare's another time comm, It's
been worryfn' me to see he was
maxim some Roadway, but Ma Pix
! ley says: Let the old fool 30 to
! it. Pretty soon Mrs. Bosworth will
hear about Seth purrin' around
them old maids and things will
sure happenf And Ma ce.tAfhly
kaows wimmin from toensils to
I, 70 back hair.
| Thinkin' that, when II comas up
in congress. light wine and beer
will be q live issue and somewhat
embarrassin' to Seth in his role OF
reformer. I've canvassed the vet
sentiment around here, but it's con-
4ne1 % . few ri ~ lee6in' citilens
1 that pekt1eoat Bogefnn1eut has al
fnA4y DeE efoanfns 0nder 81 .. m.
curfew for married men until We
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-09

JOAN P. Looney advertised himself A. the
>oor mans friend, and lot Of crsdulouS
>eople took him seriously in that claim. II he
such great friend Of the poor man We sus-
ut that he send the price Of . ton Of coal and
kfsw sacks Of nour to the families Of LAwreocs
edito and Fred Sinclair, his two closest hench-
lHsn, both Of whom he deserted and left penni-
l4oe when he saw the meshes Of the law closing
n abeut him.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-09

nople, Albania, Bosnia and Serbia
were conquered. BHRpre 1856 HIM
gary was ADDED and In the seven
teenth century Crete was conquered
and Pololia coded by Poland
@. Was the robe OF Aaron ths
high priest white? S. =
A. The directions Of Moses with
regard to the robe of Aaron were
land shou shalt make the robe OF
ephod all OF blue and upon the
skirts of it thou shalt make pome.
granates Of blue and OF purple, ana
of scarlet and bells OF gold BE-
tween them round about"
O. What is the Oldest love letter
in existence? n. r.
A. A cuneiform inscription made
upon a clay tablet some 1000 yssrs
B. c. is the Oldest love letter *.
tant. It was found in the ruins OF
Babylon and says In part: y Wflte
this to inquire after thy health
Let me know how it goes with tnee;
l am now settled in Babylon. out
am in great anxiety because | have
not seen thee. Send news w1en
thou wilt come, that may re1dee
at 1t. Come in the month OF Arok1-
samna (November December). May.
est thou, for my sake, live forever
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-09
The Daily Short Story
puffy, and did not to any degree at

puffy, and did not to any degree at
tain the popularity that pa boosted.
Perhaps. because she had neglect
ed them SO long, the ''sasiety" of
GRANVILLE, as pa called it, seemed to
have formed q strong and we'll
guarded circle, and ma. it appeared,
was to stay on the outside Of that
circle-with only an occasional
peek over the top to satisfy her 80
cial tendencies. And then, unlike
pa. Ma Whitaker could not dance
| her way into the hearts of the
townspeople Even once down the
long Peterkin harm, in the throes
Of some strenuous, intricate dance,
and ma would exit-panting.
| Another week passed, and one
night, as pa and ma settled down
for a brief few minutes before the
fire, ma decided to surrender. Out
side, the wind ho~led angrily and
soft snow patted against FROST
clouded windowpanes. Ma fumbled
| nefvous1y with her knitting and
glanced warily. at pa, hope in her
eyes.
Purity bad night, pa"
"Uh-huh." Pa was Indifferent to
the weather.
| I'm glad thet-we amt OUT"
Pa rustled the newspaper a sec
.ond and then laid 1t aside.
"Oh, the Philips dance, tonight"
he reminded her, wondering vaguely
| if she had forgotten.
"Oh, let's not-not 60 tonight,
pa, L. Let's not 90. please"
! Ma Whitaker had said please"
and in a condescending voice. Pa
was ashast.
mot go out? Why%
! "Oh, / know did--think we
might 80 out a little more-but I'm
tired. Let's stay in and" ma
, glanced meaningly 1t the fire be-
fore continuing-"just rest and read
F, the paper like-we did"
Pa was astonishsd and delighted,
but firm.
"Well," he drawled slowly-"well,
ma. it's this way. You got me to
going out and mixin' IA and dancin'
an I'm scratched il l amt come to
like It. Can't help that now. can
III"
| Ma shook her head mournfully.
She had put her foot into It," and
Of course, pa wasn't to blame, but
she felt she must scream il she was
obliged to drag through heavy
snowdrifts to the Philips dance that
night.
I'VE will compromise" pa added
abruptly; well go out once IN q
while and stay in-now an then
How's that"
! Ma saw the twinkle in the faded
blue eyes. but could not resent it.
| Yes. pa" she answered humbly
and lowered her eyes to conceal the
i Joy lurking in them.
| And while the snow drifted and
the wind sighed in the trees, with.
] out. the fire cracked and roared
mas needles clicked merrily, and
pas paper rustled lcheerily-within
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-09

e The people Of Rock Island don't want John
r LooAey dead. They want him alive. They
Ignnt hin marched through the streets in hand
INT g many innocent men and women in his
hAA1ing down operations, and made to stand
tsblic trial. like any ordinary criminal, for the
tutfases that 10 has perpstratsd against the
sonmunity and IL people for the past 70 years.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-09

BFing ~ family down to the business Sec
~ Ills evsaine. Your merchants have won
,ngfst stocks q goods for your inspection.
)lour etofes are lust q attractive % are to be
and II other cities the sise Of Rock Island,
~ ypuf merchants are making prices that
tnpafs favorstly with their competitors else
&1hnen
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-09

The attorney general of Illinois has asked
NJ he disbarment of John P. Looney - Z law
y1f. And there are others in the community
Inst 4 d hoped, in the interest OF the common
uollAfe. will eventually be made to take the
eamos route on which Looney has been started
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-09
SOCIETY.
By Dorothy Domaine.
Copyright, 1922, by Wheeler

fnanvr,~h< 1909 no uyhool..
Nop S.s;a 800 ~. s'
RI. .,s ~. "a -. r,,.a IN IN
.oft vhits hs.rs m tha doorstAn
hs.r ~ ,,s+h : .,,.htv -veh ~ coid
VT "a n saS H. th;n Srat,
s ~inu anu p ~. has1a Inc u . o.
Whi. ~. ~. nn.nnd ths aoor 70 ad :
nj. = inv .cerad i;t,Ie ha,I ., wb;to
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.pn.u, pr..n nod S,-nt. m. 81 e
A,scni.t.d shn,ttn~ tho door hur-
r;.diu m ths n;ercins ni~ht air and
nssr;ns ,,tid,y nv.r his si..sas =,
fhe nimmn 1brown-eved. s;iyerv hair
ed vnman. sddreesesi, AZ ma Ma,
however shovinS little interest h
the severe weather. hacked away
her knitting and regarded the clock
with studied boredom
AN, I'm mtshtv ~iad ma con.
,inued sitttnv down contenfedlv he.
fore the crAckline. BLAZING IRE
chat We Amt out
Ma Whfttatar sat forward in her
chair and REGARDED the comfort.
Able nicture of pa ana the f,re WITH.
out enthn.;..m
.Dnn = ~nrrv % wh,t.. ~, sh.
eaid sa.thin~lv "va,ra naver at !,
TIC wsathar w.. :. mia mia srr
ms- go nv "1 70 % ,,,.. u tsa ssna
Wa,ra s,1~vs fn.D
pa rrstird Nc nAv~cer.r - A.
,o.o annorara. AZ. srep ~ ~
=, 81, u,hat a.. r,,r.';n. $500
but sha SiS ~. srerna f,,r ~,
nurnnse Che hsd hsd this snh;aot
~ ~ 49, ,,;nd tor s sa,n nat 49, M. anJ
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satisf,ed To snhmit At once - ma,
idea and svade tho mana, s,vrin.
and snntter;no that .1wsvs snA.,
IN dasaatN for =. ,
M ma. surpr;s.a ana a.p.h..,
| n tn. srtent ,b.t Che forso. o. -
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kiAaI ....,s~ o1i - .ne lone
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+. -.
ana SO every night the Whitta
n n.enso MIC SUNDAY appare
70 ~ n;sn.s ,a.a. .h :. vas rs s at.t
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-09

TAsfs is.an election NEXT Tuesday to adopt
Il ssaect : new constitution for the state Of
tllinote 10 remain effective for 50 years. Study
~ Dets1sions carefully, then vote your honest
koovic1tons, and you can't 60 far wrong.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-09
QUESTIONS AND AySWErs
They Eat Coined QalnAes

NV AseS SO01O9 X8AuSeUk
Soon to 60 in pictures and q
course must look my best. | ma
In q book by a famous beauty -.
ialist that noted actresses preasr,.
their beauty and clear their com.
plexion by eating fruit for bfeAi.
fast each morning. What Nosn
you eat and how much?-K.
Answer.-Eat a half dozen NJ.
ermelcns or a crate Of oransss
and knock 'em cold. Soma nm
for breakfast every morning i
healthful, all right, but don't take
the beauty specialist too serioualy
Thirty mine Off.
Three years ago l started ii.
lowing your kareil regimen, aad /
certainly got results. AN n
years old. 61h inches u and
when / started karelling Lkiehed
174 pounds. Today l weigh f6.
| never eat breakfast and | 70 yefy
easy ON the carbohydrates. Nv
mother nearly has fits because |
don't eat more-she fears I'll ret
weakened by dieting. However,, |
feel much better than / felt vhea
l was so fat. Now / am anxieus. 70
TRY your Brady symphony--the
new Brady symphony. just % lee
if it will add the charm OF pep to
my already greatly improved ap-
pearance.-Mrs. P. J. A.
Answer.-The symphony ID
speeding to you. Don't let mother
catch you playing it-she'll haze
more fits lest you grow too ytg-
orous and unladylike. The popular
notion that fat folks must eat like
horses or grow weak is in the
same category with the notion that
the delicate" sex should keep q
frail as possible.
Nervous Breakdown.
Please tell me if six cups Of
strong tea a day will break he
nerves down. Mine are badly bent
inasmuch as 1 take crying spells
which l cannot control and for
which I have no reason.--MisS =.
F. o.
Answer.-If your nerves are a.
ready bent one or two cups Of t.
q day would be about the rt1ht
load. Tea stimulates the birth,
like coffee. Over stimulation soi
the brain may excite the abnornAl
crying spells.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-09
Argus Information Bureau

writing
brisbane ha:na Ds:cso Manson D GIVE u nas =.
paid -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-09
HEALTH AXIS
By William Brady. NJ. d.

e sitting from three to 30 iiuis
Al first . weight over yoir ~
may be necessary.
). Same - No. l. except -.
with each movement the. .thi.<.
should be licked against thS NJ
Z. Same as No. 2. except tssi
with each movement the +
should be Gexed against a.
thighs.
The only essential direet,eS,
about breathing with these ~,
cises are: Breathe in with ~.
sion movements and hanathe ~
with flexfon, as you may fiAd ~.
ural. otherwise breathe as you ss1
fer. But breathe.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-09

< Sheiks in Arabia now wear wris,
watches with fadium dials.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-09

There are 1900 apartments I
the Vatican.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-03-22
PAEvRW.

TArHvNWs
PARKvIEw-$S,5O 500. A wonderful opportu-
nifty for the small investor: corner prop
erty, sine Of lot. 4SI15; s-room dwelling
modern heating plant and cleo. lights. House
Is situated 10 the business district Of this
store and residence. Investigate. wM. s.
PHILLIPS. 1909 y. Y. ave. Phone 9s.
900. Ideal residential Iocs.
tiou; very pretty up-to-date colonial home I:
ot 8 rooms and complete bath; h.-w.h.; cleo.
lights; porches; deep lot to alley; garage
space. Easy terms. WI. s. PHILLIPS,
1tns n. Y. ave. Main a.
SHERMAN AVE, AT HARVARD ST. NV.
g rms. & b.; h..w.h.; gas aud cleo. I;
laundry; garage space: good cond.; newly
pspered and painted. wILDxAN CO..
9th 4 Fl. Fr: 6los.
PARKVIEw-sEvEN- BRICK HOME:
modern bath; ami; porches: built-in
gsraEe; Price, se,7io; $500 cash. Me
has
New Hanp. ave-. nr. Park rd. semi-detach.,
rms.. ami, col. porch, pos. in so days.
10000. Wildman Co..sth q n.
PARKy1Ew-SIX ROOMS AND BATH:
modern home: electric lights; good heating
plant. Price, 5000. McKEEvER a GOss
1905 Eve at. Main 4752 e4-s
PARK R0AD-EIGHT ROOMS BATH:
beautiful home w'th attractive lawn: two
car garage. Price. So. 500. McKEEvER q
Goss. 1to5 Eye st. Main t732. $50
PARKv1Ew-se,7o 700. 10 the very best
Parkview section IL this semi-detsched g.
room colonial brick house; In excellent con
dition: h-w.h.i eiec. lights: ample rsnFe
pace. reasonable cash payment sad $50
rer month win purchase this home, WI. s.
pHUfJps fkoa " sve. Main pt
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-03-22

z ST. y. E.-SEMI-DETACHED n
houSe Of s rooms and hath; furnace
FaS lights: colonial front porrh: INN,
posSession- Price. Ss.T5o SHANNC
LICHS. 51s iath ct NV Main as
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-03-22

ST. y. E.-BAY WINDOW II
house containing rnoms; reception
and hath; bot-~steF hat: gas lifhts:
for rHrsre. Price. 1850. SHANNC
LUCHS. ia 18th st. nv. Nsin 2sSs.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-07
,dTHE .BEMlDJl DAlLYsPIo

duck come here on next Tuesday,
December 18th. ~,
The following schedule to date for
the Tenstrike high school basketball
team: '.t'
Dec S-Kelliher at Tenstrike. II
Dec. j12-Blackduck at Tenstrike.
Dec. 16-Northome at Northome.
Dec. 2O-Bemidji at Tenstrike.
Dec. 23-Northome at Tenstrike.
Jan. 9-Bemidji at Bemidji.
It is hoped that large crowd will
turn out for the Kelliher game which
will undoubtedly be played in the at
ternoon. ~. :,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Theriault.
spent Sunday at Blackduck.
Rev. M. E. Heine and F. K. Betz,
motored to Bembidji Tuesday Of last
week. !
=: r. w" Fellows, w. A. Rice, ]. F.
Hermann, P. Haluvtzok. 0. A. Blake
ly and Sid Maule were business CALI
ers in Bemidji Tuesday Of last week. Il
e. Paul Halptzok made a business trip.
to Orth Monday. -, " =
Ray Rearick of Bemidji spent
Thanksgiving and last Sunday here. 4.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid will
give! its annual Christmas sale in the !
c. C. C. Hall Saturday, December g..
Chichen dinner will be. served be-
tween and 8 p. M. A program will
be given after the supper and the
,o1~ f,1l &h1
Miss Mata Haas who was to leave>l
for Lincoln, Neb., last week was de-
tanned on account Of illness OF her
mother.
Several members of the S. S. Cart
er family have been on the sick list
for the past week. ii
Ben Walter returned last week
from Maple Grove, where he was best
man at the wedding of his sister.
Roy Gregg and Ed Meyer moved
their belongings out to their camp.
Cheer up, Hagalai- Wedding bells
shall ring very soon in your commun-
,ity. -. /
Miss Eleanor Morris: and Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. F. Hermann motored to Be-
midi last Sunday afternoon.
Miss Gladys Hoar of Lavinia VS.
tied at the E. A. Grier home over
Sunday.
:: Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Rice, F. K.
Betz and O. A Bailey motored to Be-
midi Sunday afternoon il
= Rev E. Frenk Of Bemidji arrived
here last Saturday evening. i
Rev. 1. Woodcock held regular
services at Spur last Sunday after
noon. III
Max Johnson went to Hines last
Wednesday evening.
Miss Margaret Hampl of Howard
Lake spent her Thanksgiving vaca-'
ton with her parents. .
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Fellows mot.
ored to Bemidji last Sunday.
S1JBsCRIBf, FOR THE PIONEER
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-07
THURSDAY EvsNlNo. .yDsc. u, 1saa

she had been several days attending
a religious convention: .7-t2-s 5t.,2.. r,
., Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. aMillar and. Carl
Schmitt drove to Sheviih Sunday to
take Adeline back to high school after
spending her Thanksgiving vacation
with her parents here. =, =
A. M. Thompson was a Bemidji Wis
itor Sunday. He drove down in his
car. s.l -, 'c
The new bank is now completed
and Mr.. Clauson is moving in this
week where he will have ample room
and equipment to work with form
now on.4 al t;:,a u. :: =.
Mrs. Nels Rude will entertain the
Ladies' Aid in the basement Of the
bank aon Dec. :14th. Everybody is
welcome to attend. ,4:., ..44..:t.-, 4...st,
Mrs. Albert Eaton Of Debs return
ed home Monday after an over Sun
day visit in Bemidji. H. i.
:Erward Nelson of Debs returned
home Tuesday from y Minneapolis
where he has been doing carpenter
work for. several months.
= The funeral Of Conrad Drumness
who was; killed in a runaway near
here was held on December 6 at the
Azure church A large crowd of
friends and relatives were present
and many beautiful floral offerings
were sent by friends and relatives.
Interment was made +. in the Azure
cemetery. p.