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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-05
BOOKS READ BY TRAVELLERS
Much Difference In Choice DIspIaysd
by First and second.ciass
Ocean voyagsrs.

The writer of the daily literary,
causerie in the New York Evening
Post has had the curiosity to explore
the COLLECTIONS Of books provided by
a steamship for the use Of her passen-
gers. He has alwhys hadsthe: theory.
he says, :thaf III these farge and lux.
urious vessels the second-class. library
would be likely to be more in line.with:
his own 4tsstes ;thapn the first'class
.llbrsrx ana. his yisit lathe boat has
confirmed this snppeslti0n, In the
second class, Tor instance. there. were
more Observation-Disclosures "Treasure
.Island,", which was not in the first
class collection. He noticed also In
the second class. but not in the. first,
some. Charlotte Bronte, Wordsworth,
Tennysonl and Oliver Wendell Holmes.
In reply to the question what kind OF
books the, readers asked for most, the
library steward In the first class an
swered without hesitation: "Ninety
per cent want detective stories" The
library, steward In the second class, on
the other. hand, said that, among the
passengers he had to do with, love
stestas were most In demand. 1:j~
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METHODIST HOME MISSION
SOCIETY MEETS THURSDAY

The first meeting of the year for
the Home Missionary society of the
Methodist church will be held at the
home of Mrs. G. III. Zentz, Ais Be-
midi avenue, Thursday afternoon at
3 o'clock Ills especially' urged that
all memberfa be prs sent at this time
as there b. aaeeneral discussion
of the program and textbook plans
for the comm gyayr. Mrs. A. Il. Mo-
lander win .siSssa report OF the, dis
trict$mee tine 1[eh at Alexandria ten
daysIago, and q patriotic program of
The following Plumbers will be given:
III lending, Makers of the Flag
LeoRat Hines !. solo, II Salute Thee,
Old Glory" Walter Harvey, and
Van Dykes ".America For Me-" by
Miss Carrie Brown, with piano &C.
compartment, American" by Miss
Vera Cutter. =, All are welcome and
invited 10! attend. >. go; =. ~ -:
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KLEMA.KLlNCER

Miss Elsie j: Klinger Of Pinewood
and Edward M. .Klema of Crookston
were married this morning at 80
o'clock at the Presbyterian parson-
age, Rev. l.. P. Warford officiating.
They were attended by sister and
brother Of the bride, Miss Helen
Klingcr and William Klingcr. They
will make their home in Crookston.
The bride is we'll known here, having
made her home with her sister, Mrs.
Archie Fcnton,. in Bcmidji, at one
time, and her many friends extend
best wishes for a happy married life.
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MODERN SAMARTANS, TO
INITIATE CLASS; THURSDAY

There will be initiation of candi-
dates at the regular meeting Of the
Modern Samaritans to be held
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock at the
X. C. hall. ] It is expected that I'M
perial Good. Samaritan Mr.. Lavette
of Duluth: will be present at the
meeting, and it" is especially desired
that all members be present. A So
tcial hour with refreshments will fol-
low the business meeting
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ERSONAL&

p 49, Z
Item. for sbis coluua will b.
=. sladly received ~ Mrs. Harvey,
telephone l14-W. Readers owe
Il to their guests and to than.
selves to ses. that items Of local
interest are reported. Every. item
will be given proper eonsidsra.
ton: whsn source ( knows.:
I'm q ~ s,ts AZ .-----,r---- sfE *
@$Asspnss was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
I5raneis Joanis, Fifth ward, Friday
teysningsq.fi: last week. ..,a@.3 II.
S:SS ,s, WE st 49, - 81 s>-.@$$
%Ass pound daughter was born
to 4as4hndS Mrs. Arthur Knutson,
Fifth ward Saturday, July 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Nichols and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Raymond Of
FROM motored to Bemidji Monday
and called ON friends.
'.Good-bye Jim,". "Out to Old
Aunt Mary's,'' San .Old Sweetheart
of Nine and other poems by James
"hCSoAHO tAelCyS ~ CHc oCIIlluJl
Book g. Stationery Co. 1d7-5
W. C. Klein" and J. l.. George mo-
tored to- Brainerd and attended the
celebration yesterday returning to
Bemidji today :
Mr.. and Mrs, J.. C. Freeman, Ed
Freeman and Misses Esther McGhee
and Grace listed motored to Walker
yesterday to attend the celebration.
49, Party and dinner favors at the
Bemidi5B Book & Stationery CO. 1d7-5
= MT.sand Mrs. Fred Graham visited
Mr.@aId Mrs., Herbert Warfeld at
Point Comfort, Turtle River Lake,
Yesterday, having motored there
Monday. .'' 49, r., .'''" |
!. Mr:@and Mrs. Wilson Wells of
Minneapolis are expected to arrive
in Bemidji today to visit at the home
of his brother, D. G: Wells, and FAM
ily,.713 America avenue. /
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TEACHERS COLLEGE WILL
SPONSOR CONCERT FRIDAY

Under the auspices of the State
Teachers college, II 'concert will be
given in the Methodist church Fri
day evening, July 2, by Louis Kried-
ler, BARITONE and his accompanist,
Madame Sadie Rector, who are work
ing under the management of Harry
and Arthur Culvertsan1 Chicago and
New York. " Admission will be by
ticket only. I. -:
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Cook With Gas -,
$500

Charles Hueman and brother
Adolph of Minneapolis, who motored
to Bemidji Saturday and were
guests at the home. Of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. E. Riley, enjoying several fishing
trips while here, returned to their
homes Tuesday, They were accom-
panied as far as St. Cloud by Mr..
Riley's brother, Ralph Riley, and his
friend, Walter Barrett, who have
been guests at the Riley home for
the past two weeks: " -, :, i -
$4,000 to loan on farms. Dea.
Land company. = : - t1-1St1
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NYMoRE LUTHERAN FREE !; ).
>r LADIES MEET TOMORROW

The Nymore Ladies' Aid will meet
tomorrbw afternoon at, 2, o'clock in
the. church parlors. Services will be
held tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock
in. the church by. Rev Mortenson,
j. ' - tTit+t 1890
PASTOR. S.. .y-,s~'- ~ ~ ..serr7gGs
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Cook With Gas

Mrs. r. w. Bush and little daugh-
ter, Lois, returned Monday = morn
ing to their. home at Brainerd after
visiting friends and relatives in Be-
midi for the past ten days,
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Misses Josie Weeks and Anne
Tharaldson, Thief River Falls, stu
dents at the summer term of the Be-
midi State Teachers college, also
Miss. Margaret Carson, Mrs. N. R.
Harvey, Laurence and Walter Har-
vey motored to Brainerd Tuesday to
attend the celebration, returning to
Bemidji Tuesday evening.
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HlNES.SHERBERC.

!; Miss Clara. Sherberg. and Henry
Hines were united in marriage Mon
dayA-evening at $50 O'Clock at the
Presbyterian parsonage, Rev. l.. p.
Warford performing the. ceremony.
After a short wedding trip they will
make their home in Bemidji.
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Mr.. and :Mrs: S. j. Hiveley and
daughter, Mrs.$ Curtis = Henry, and
her daughter Ruth, and Kenneth
Rexwalt Of = Flandreau,SS. D., have
arrived in Bemidji by auto to visit
at the,sE.; E. ,Hiveleyhome, 513 Min
nesota avenue. Is. . =
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ST. PAUL'S LADIES' AID TO
49,. HOLD MEETING THURSDAY

>. The regular meeting of the Ladies'
Aid Of St. Paurs Evangelical church
will be held Thursday afternoon at
2:3O O'Clock at the home of Mrs.
Frank Porten, 1920 Beltrami avenue,
all all members are requested to be
present. "a. ,.>
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Mr.. and Mrs. ". H. Rice, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Achenbach, Mr.. and
Mrs. John sSSAchenbach, and Misses
Milrae Achenbach, Ida Bailey and
Marion Rice, and Arthur O'Leary en-
joyed picnic dinner and outing at
Blackjack Lake Tuesday, returning
to Bemidji, in the late afternoon.
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-T:R. May and +. M Grant. father
and sister Of. Mrs: CHI vanV orhees,
who has visited in Bemidji at the
latters shome,,r ,1011 America ave-
nue., for the past week, returned this
morning to2 their home in Mime,
apolis. <%S2a %,;: ~
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EPISCOPAL cUILD TO
HOLD MEETING TOMORROW

Tbs Guild Of the Episcopal church
will hold. its regular meeting Thurs
day afternoon at 2;30 O'Clock in the
church basement. Mrs. G. G. Bow
ers and Mrs. julius Smith will be
hostesses and it is desired that there
be large attendance. =.
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Polar Pie. Ask for Il.
S-1lH

A party Of Bemidji people motored
to- Norway Beach, Cass Lake, Tues
day, for an all-day outing. Among
the number were Messrs. and Mes
danes N. E. Given, G. A.. Bradford;
M. L. Morse, DR.. and Mrs. H.: A.
Northrop,> and Misses Morse, Bow
ers and Thompson. A picnic dinner
was served at noon. ~ ri y =. ,
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Mrs. H. C. Redman and two chill
dren, Of st. Paul, came to .Bemidji
Monday and will be the guests of
her father, Charles Plummer, for a
month.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Bruggeman
and three children motored to Brain
erd Saturday where they visited his
brother and family, over the week
end and the Fourth, and attended the
homecoming celebration. They ex-
pected to return to Bemidji today.
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$50 tt

Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Johnson and
sons, Kermit and Victor, returned
Tuesday from Brainerd where they
attended a family. reunion and the
homecoming celebration. Kermit
has been visiting relatives at Brain
erd and Pillager for, the. past three
weeks and returned with his parents
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Mr.. and Mrs:9A. p. Johnson and
son Victor .motored Saturday to
Brainerd and Pillager where they
expect to visit friends, and relatives
over the Fourth when they will re-,
turn. Their son Kermit wilrreturn;
with them: He has spent the past
three weeks with relatives there.
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ROYAL NEICHBORS WILL
:. ,'; & COMPLETE PICNIC PLANS

The committee appointed by the
Royal Neighbors to arrange for the
picnic IS requested to meet this eve
ming with, the committee from the
Modern Woodmen to complete ar
engagements. =
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MODERN WOODMEN, HOLD,
>... MEETING THIS EVENING

The regular meeting of the Mod
ern Woodmen of America will be
held this evening at 8, o'clock at the
K. c. Hall and all members are re-
auested TO be. present.
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PRAYER MEETING. TONIGHT.
AT BETHEL LUTHERAN CHURCH
:, The pastor, T. B.sNordale, of the
Bethel Lutheran church, wishes to
announce that there lavill be a pray
Err meeting at The diiurch this eve
ming at: 8. o'clock. 4These are being
resumed agaihYsaftese several weeks
during the absence Of the pastor.
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$50 tt

Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. WEIGH and son
Everett, and her mother, Mrs. w. III.
Matthew'S, and Robert McGhee" ar
rived in Bemidji Monday from Or:
tonville. Mr%Welch and Robert Me-
Chez motoreds there two: weeks ago
and returnedsswith the other. mem:
bers' of the ,party. M! S SiiAs
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+ Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Kirk and
family arrived in Bemidji Saturday
from Carlson Lake, Mimi, to visit
Mrs. Kinks sister, Mrs. Edmond
Jewett, and family, of Sixth street,
over. the Fourth
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John Luchen and his brother-in-
law, Harry Mills, motored from their
homes in Lake Hattie Monday and
transacted business in; Bemidji.
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Misses Clara Thorssen, Lena
Sveum and Anne Hoialman return
ed Tuesday night from Fosston to
resume their studies at the State
Teachers college after spending the
week end and the Fourth at their
homes. :
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Fred Clark and Clyde Martin of
Turtle River autoed to Bemidji Mon
day and called on friends.
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A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Chiffon of Carr Lake Tuesday,
June: 27. r. Both mother ana baby
are reported to be doing very nicely.
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:, Mrs. Joseph LaDoux and son,
Omar LaDoux, of Hibbing, are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Moran: SIG Park avenue, having ar
rived in Bemidji by train Saturday.
Mrs. Moran is granddaughter Of
Mrs. LaDoux. ~-4s.,.,.. ', ,',}
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Mrs. A. f. Ellison and son Earle
lett Monday morning for Brainerd to,
attend the homecoming celebration;
and to- visit friends md relatives for
q time. =. >::@a.' 4 ID. %@F II %tt' j
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n. Misses Florence and, Cora Apple
bee Of sNortherns autoed 80 Bssmidji
Monday and ca1icd on friends,., ~;
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Mrs. J. w. Evans of Lake Fon-
tinac shopped and called on friends
in the city Monday. "a =
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Charley Slough motored from his
farm, home on Lake Plantaganet to
Bemidji Saturday and attended to-
business matters. =. -. .:.~ .'...-t
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= Mrs. George Feigle, who has visit
ed relatives at Minneapolis for few
days, returned to her home at North
ern Monday. u 49,. -,
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:, Mrs. William. Masterson and lson
Walter Of Northern were business
visitors in Bemidjit Monday. : y ,1 r.
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: Mr.: and Mrs. o. H. Ligaard and
two children, of Nevis, Mimi, mo
tored to Bemidji Tuesday morning
and visited his sister, Mrs. Gunner
Olson, and family enjoying a picnic
dinner at Diamond Point, and re-
turned to their home late in the eve
ming. ..
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""tt 4 s,,,-a,,HsS e'n1N - ,.}3 &S'L "a =
|, Mr.. and ;Mrs:sA. E. Bullock and
Mr.. and MRS. N haley Of Akeley mo-
tored. TO- Bemid Tuesday and visit
ed at the home, Of Mrs. F., C.; Bates
and family, 524 Irvine avenue. ~
., 81. - --.z-- J.. -
Miss. Geraldine, Reed and Victor
Hannah of Bemidji, and aMr. Jones
of Nebish,. went to- Red Lake by train
yesterday and furnished music for
a dance held at the hall there last
evening. . ~ -
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fsflMr. and Mrs. John :Mickalson' and
sons, Lee and Leslie, Of sBecida, call,
ei'on friends Monday;while shopping
in Bemidji.Eg4....- = ~ -. :. 1919.
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,ENTERTAiN AT DINNER

= Mr., and. MS, 3. A.sKolbe, III
Doud avenue, entertained Prof and
Mrs, K.Qii SH4o{tqqqn at ! o'clock din
t neI ststhalr, bone Sunday .'
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y, Jacob Shirk of Shevlin was calling
on friends 3.5iand looking after his
farm interests near Bemidji, Monday.
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ELk!!ssI opGE, WILL HOLD -
! MEETING THURSDAY NIGHT

Es The regular meeting Of the B., P.
o. T, will he held Thursday, evening
at g O'clock at the Elks hall, and it
is. reqpestseal that all members. be
present. ~: H5r~@ >.2tf.s ,t.-...
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. McGhee at
tended the Farmers club picnic held
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lars
Christianson, Eckles, Tuesday, where
Mr.. McGhee gave the address of the
afternoon. * A program with games
and out-of-doorh sports, races, ETC.,
was enjoyed, throughout the after
noon. Mr.. and Mrs. John Hogan
son and family; A. o. Hoganson, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Nygaard and fam,
ily also attended from Bemidji. #3
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:. Olaf Danielson of Crookston, who
has been a guest in Bemidji Of his
BROTHER r. IN. Danielson, III
Twelfth street, since Sunday, return
ed to his home today. Monday, Mr..
and Mrs. R. M: Danielson and two
brothers, and Mr.. and Mrs. Arch
Naugle and family, motored to Brain
erd to attend the celebration yes
terday, returning to Bemidji late
last night: The same parties also
enjoyed an all-day outing Sunday at
the Elliott farm. =.
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nlng.. =.
c. w. Knox and family, who were
guests for a week at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs: M. w. Knox,
I'LL Park avenue, and relatives at
Nebish, left by auto yesterday morn
ing for their home at Robbinsdale,
Mimi. Mr.: Knox is secretary Of the
Minneapolis School Supply company
and has. an office in Minneapolis ,
-s" j. j.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Charles Gruer and
three children of Hamer, N. D., were
supper guests of Mr.. and Mrs: C, S.
Barclay of Grant; Valley Sunday eve
ming while en- route by auto to Lake
Fontenace to spend the Fourth with
relatives. p. Mrs. Gruer; was: a former
,,schooI-lntae Of Miss Hazel Barclay
and her sister, Mrs.. Esther Randall.
/ ! - l.. ~, - - so
C. S. Barclay Of Grant Valley was
pleasantly surprised Sunday evening
BY a visit from his brother, John
Barclay rand ! wife Of. Des Moines,
Iowa. The brothers had not met
since their =, fathers funeral, nine
years ago., Mr.. and Mrs. Barclay
have been touring Wisconsin and
Nebraska by auto where they have
visited relatives, coming to Bemidji
to spshd the Fourth with his brother,
Charles, and family.
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A 9-pound boy was born to Mr..
ana Mrs. Ed. Akre at their home in
Fifth ward Sunday.
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A 1o-pound baby daughter was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Hokan-
son. 1906 Doud avenue, Friday,
June 80. ...
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! Mr.. and Mrs. John Johnson of Lad
sner, S. D., who visited his brother
Ole Johnson at, Kelliher last week
came to Bemidji Sunday night from
there with Mr.. and Mrs.sA. B. Kobe
Mrs Kobe being. their niece, and Wis
tied at the Kobe home, ia Bemidji
avenue, until Monday, and left here
for Millbank, S. d., to spend the
Fourth. From there they expected
to go to Stephens Point, Wis, and
other places. They are making a six
weeks auto, trip visiting relatives and
places ofsinterast en- route. IS a
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FOR A PRACTICAL NURSE, Call
S65-W. 49,, 16d6-2l

. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Allen and
sons Roy and Miles, and her mother,
Mrs. William Malzahn, ,motored. to
Walker Tuesday to visit Mr.. Aliens
brother, Earle, who is ill in the hos
pital. They also stopped at Cass
Lake to visit Mrs. Aliens brother,
Sam Malzahn, who is employed at
the Great Northern depot there. They
returned to Bemidji Tuesday night.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Wheldon and
little son Bobby, who have visited
relatives at Minneapolis for the past
month, motored to Bemidji Tuesday,
accompanied. by her sister, Mrs. Joe
Hall and little son Earle. and are
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
H, H. Bolster, Nineteenth and Park
avei;ue, the ladies bei':l sisters. Mr..
and Mr.. Wheldon a i'fas"n will re-
turn FROM Ktrk to thsir home at
Rose Gien. SD in :! @w days. b9ut
Mrs. @Hallswi!f remain pr a llapgtd4r,
visit. = y e
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:. and Mrs. Wilson Wells of
Minneapolis, are expected to arrive.
in Bemidji today to visit at the home
of his brother, D. G: Wells, and FAM
lily, .7l3 America avenue. .' 90.
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= and Mrs. Fred Graham visited
Mr.sa1d Mrs. Herbert Warfield at
Point Comfort, Turtle River Lake,
yesterday, having motored there
Monday. .'' -.'> r, .'''.'
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-05

Mr.. and Mrs, j.. c: Freeman, Ed
Freeman and Misses Esther McGhee
and Grace listed motored to Walker
yesterday to attend. the celebration.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-24
LITTLE
BENNY'S
NOTE BOOK
BY Lee Pape
BY Lee Pape

No matter how meny books you've red,
all you haff to do is go in a lyberry
and sec how menl more there is and
you'll feel dskusted.
Some books take longer to reed than
others on account Of having more pages.
and others don't take as long on ac-
count Of having more excitement. The
easiest books to reed fast are the ones
having the most places you can skip.
Some people never have eny time to
reed and others reed enyhow.
The ferst books you reed are fairy
tales, on account Of II book don't be-
gin Once upon a time, you don't be-
leeve wat 1t says, ony wen you get
older you get more sents and the onS
books you believe wat they say is the
ones that don't begin Once upon n time.
Some people take n book out of the
lyberry III account Of the author and
some on account Of the title and some
on account of the plcktures In 1t, prov
ing II nobody takes out book there
must be something serious the matter
with 1t.
One persin mite reed q book and say
Its crate and another rersin mite reed
Il rite Afterwards and say its punky.
Proving they both mite be rong.
It's mutch easier TO reed book than
wat 1t is to remember wat was in 1t
after you get throo. This is awffen
proberly lucky for you. because you ony
finish Let of books because you started
them and you don't wunt to waist the
ferst half by not reeding the End half.
One Of the werst shocks you can get
Il to reed book and think its all rite
and then lose all the injoyment by find
ing out you would Of bad to reed It for
Nkool enyways.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-24
To Tel, @, oarb In Orient

Costumes now worn in India. China
and Japan will be exhibited Thursday
afternoon at 4 o'clock in the Pennsyl-
vania School Of Industrial Art, when
Thornton Oakley. a member Of the fac
returned from a trip to the Orient.