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The Washington herald., 1922-07-19
STRIKERS WOMEN
DOPICEET DUTY
AT ALEXANDRIA
Signalmen and Way Men
In Southeast Section
Join Ranks.
JURY FREES THREE
One Liquor Violator Fined
$122.50 - New P. o.
Station Opened.
JURY FREES THREE
THE HERALD BUREAU,

THE HERALD BUREAU,
A. 8. Doniphan.
727 King Street.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, July 1s.-
Women relatives of the striking
railroad shopmen are helping the
men do picket duty. according to
report made today at the mass
meeting of the men held at the
armory.
1t also was reported that the
strikers in the southeastern Sec
tion have added the signalmen and
maintenance Of way men to their
ranks.
In the Corporation Court today,
Judge Robinson Moncure presiding,
jury acquitted Frank Payne,
Maude Berry and Mary Patrick, all
colored, indicted on charges of vio-
lating the State prohibition law.
The jury was composed of w. H.
Woodfield. foreman; Louis Levin
son. Mark G. Norris. Joseph Hay
man and Warren Peake. Attorney
Charles Henry Smith represented
the defendants. and Common
wealth's Attorney Howard w.
Smith was prosecutor.
William Dudley pleaded guilty to
the charge and was fined $50 and
costs. a total of s1225O. He was
represented by Attorney Carl Bud
wesky.
Postoff1ce station No. 2 has been
opened at the drug store of w, H.
Whittlesey. Del Ray. 1t will be for
the sale of stamps, money orders,
registration of letters and other
postal business and is under the
supervision Of the postoffice of this
city.
A lawn festival was held tonight
at the Brothers School. Washington
and Queen streets. and will be re-
peated tomorrow night.
A lawn party will be held under
the auspices of the Temple Sister
hood tomorrow night at the resi-
dence of B. We'll. ia North st.
Asaph street. to which the public
is invited.
A lawn festival was held this
evening by the ladies of Trinity NJ.
E. Church in the 500 block, South
Lee street
Owners OF the Steamer Majestic.
which operates on the lower Poto-
mac. have extended the route of the
steamer as far as Cone and wicom-
leo rivers.
Guarantors for the ChautauQua
to come here next year have organ
lied with the election of these Of
fcers: Chester A. Gwinn, chairman;
Mrs. Mary W. Troth, secretary, and
]. F. Myers, treasurer.
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sMy face and neck were affected
Win large red pimples. They burned
The Washington herald., 1922-07-19
o7g5e HerRId
MDNe eHs,,s Hs,.,s :
wsB-ATLANTA. GA.
ass Meters.

wSB-ATLANTAs GA.
ass Meters.
Daily.
IL m.--weather reports and sum-
mary for. cotton States.
2:30 p. m.-Closing market quota.
tions and government reports.
SEQ Meters.
IL m.-Concert for industrial en-
ployees.
2:30 and p. m.-Special concert
vocal sand instrumental.
p. m.--Reports. news and music.
p. m.LMusic.
1o:45 to 1880 p. m. Late con-
cert.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-07
FOREST FIRES RAGING
IN PACIFIC NORTHWEST
(By United PresB)

Seattle, Wash, July FOREST
fires raging in four sections of the
Pacific northwest have CAUSED near
ly five million dollars damage and
taken at least two lives. Only rain
will check the flames, which spread
following long dry spell here. Two
men died of burns when their homes
were destroyed. Two other houses
were destroyed at Merevillc. Dam
age estimated to be more than, one
million has resulted from fires in
Western Washington. IN TIC vest
ern part Of the state the flames are
spreading on both sides of the river
destroying great tracts of timber.
Oregon fires have ,so.sfar done
more than two million. tdollars dam
age to timber, mills and railroad
prepertys ,~sosE Efforts .sof Oregon fire
fighters were centercd oh a blaze
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CONTRACTOR IS
N0VF / AS
SPRY ASA..'B0||Y'| 7
- :A- ~. - *
Ten Years of Troubles Brought
to: an End BY Taniac and He
Is Like a Different Person,
Declares Elogren. -:

"Tanlac put an end to troubles
that have pulled =. me down sfors ten
years and I'm now feeling as spry as
boy,"' said Axel Elogren, painting
contractor Of St. Paul Park, st. Paul,
Mimi - /, s.,
"My kidneys were all out Of order
and l had continual pain across the
small Of my back which sometimes
felt like it;Iwould break. I had n bad
case of indigestionyiaSp poor appetite
and gas would form on myEstqmach
so l could hardly breathe At night
1 often suffered so with my stomach.
I had to get up and pace thea1oor.
My nerves were on edge all the. time,
I had. severe, dizzy headaches, and
just seemed to have played#oaatsal-
togther.
"Since Tanlac fixed me up, my kid
neys are in fine shape, the indiges-
ton, nervousness and other troubles
are gone and I'm in tip-top shape. II
does me good to tell: people about
Tanlac. It's world beater."
Tanlac is sold by: all good drug
gists.-Adv. @,- K.
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BOTH WILD, FOR SHORT TIME
Imprisoned Cat and Kansas City Man
r.5 Alike In Disposition Until Storm
rs'% T. a. Gained Down. 10.

In, Enid. Okla, according to Kansas
City man who goes there frequently,
there Is a collector Of curiosities pecu.
liar to the state. His line ranges from
Indian m0ccasifls tos1lSe 60 y6tesS Fin
fact he handles anything That might
appeal t6Sttle romantic Impulses and
purses 6EEasterners. 49,, =.
This deslef's store window recently
attraetedsths interested attention of
a portly sSlesman who was stroiring
about thessoWn in company With tie
Kansas Cry man. With this obese
travelling man to pause waSsto ut.
The only convenient seat in ti,is cane
was Il box on the sidewalk i'm front
of the store window. A piece of bur-
lap had been spread over 1t.
The portly one just settled himself
comfortably to enjoy the window dis
play when his companion heard n
snarling scream within the box and
almost simultaneously the fat man
was seen rising high in the air, pro-
PEELED by his own sturdy legs. A
howl from him mingled with the
falsettO one which emanated from
beneath the burlap.
Subsequent investigation developed
that the box was really crate con-
taining temperamental wildcat
about to be shipped East The animal
had been seized with an impulse to
test its lungs and claws at about the
time the salesman placed the pos
terror part Of his anatomy so con-
venient for claw testing.
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CHART~BOOK OF COLUMBUS.
OWNED BY BERLIN MAN
BY Carl D., Groat .

Berlin, July 7. Omitted Press)--
The astronomical chart-hook, which
helped Columbus discover America,
is now in the possession of Profess
sor Doctor Archenhold, head Of the
Treptow observatory here,o,.4 L..
This book tain the tables of
they nets, Of eclipses and other
,astxoMinieal; Figures, withoAt which
Cola1is meyer could have disc over
ed America:n %sS2 e>
1t issreldted that when his sailors
became. mutindus, he told them ID
wait until thu next day when there
would be an Eclipse Of the sun. He
knew this from his tables, but for
the crew this bit of information APP
pearcd like q miracle. Finding "th6t
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1t pays to read adverGeements.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred LaF1sre, daugh-
ter Miss Bonnie, and son Bert, ar
rived in Bemidji Wednesday, after
noon from their ho1 9e in Water
town, S. D., having nqsde the trip by
auto. Their friend, Arthur Larson,
also of WatertowE accompanied
them and will be*their guest here:
The LaFavres wepesformer residents
of Bemidji,. Mr.. 4SFawe being pre-
scription druggist1St the Barker Drug
store, and they'sfe here to spend q
months vacatida, having rented the
schadegg homsf 11Os Beltrami ave-
nue., for that ayhgth .of;time. .Asss VI
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The BEMrpJis DAIRY sTietlasV s!1F1aa IN.

with flags and. streamers, and dain-
ty lunch was served by Mrs. Zentz,
small silk flags being given as favors.
Mrs. C. r. WEIGH was elected liter
airy secretary to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Mrs. J.
n Freeman. y .%@E# $&&
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, '-..--.4. -l'..
his prediction came true the sailors
were quiet and remained faithful tot
him until they reached the prom
Used land. tssf:;a ! - ~ a \ ..;s 5s@,a
Archenhola has been offered thou-.
sands of dollars for this book but
declines to part with it. y&h, sI%~
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HAYES.CRAY

AT the home of Henry Paquin OF
Liberty: on Thursday, July 6, was
celebrated the marriage Of Mrs
Electa M. Gray. of Douglas, Mimi,
and James F. Hayes, county COM
missioner of the third district, Mrs,
'Paquin, justice of the peace, per-
forming the ceremony. Among those
present were George Gray, son of
the bride, Esther and Edith Hayes,
daughters of the groom, and Mrs
Gordon Burns, another daughter OF
the groom, her husband and baby
daughter, Lucille, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Burns and Mrs. w. N. Weber, all OF
Bemidji, and Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Pa
quin of Liberty. A wedding lunch
con was served following the cere'
mony.. 49, t''<>/"' y
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i r.
Mrs. ON Ski,ivik and daughter
Helen returned Monday from McIn-
tosh where they visited relatives for
|tensdays. ass d'.5fs"~ 49,. 81 >e. 2
y, Miss Leona Hines lis spending the
week end at the Cutter home at Wa
Vile, having gone there yesterday
afternoon. :
Notice our new phone number "a
Sunshine Grocery. 1t TT
y. Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Barker and
family expect to leave tomorrow
morning by auto for St. Charles
where they will visit Mrs. Bakers
relatives y for a time: go.
"a MI. and Mrs. John Moberg and
family, and Mr.. and Mrs: Louis Lar
son and family enjoyed an all-day
outing with picnic dinner and sup.
per at Norway Beach the Fourth.
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SHEPHERD.VOCT

Miss Hazel M. %Vogt and Ray N.
Shepherd, both Of Turtle River, were
united Sin marriage Thursday after
noon ut 4:3O o'clock at the, Presby-
terion parsonage, Rev. L.aP., War
ford officiating: They were attended
by Mrs. w. G. Cook. They will make
thein home on a farm near Turtle
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ENJOY PATRIOTIC PROGRAM,

A patriotic party was held at the
home, of Mrs. j.. H. Rogers, 1915
Park avenue, on Friday evening,
June 80. at which a number Of
friends and neighbors were present.
The children presented a flag drill
and, gave a number of Rotations,
appropriate to Independence Day, in
a very pleasing manner. The guests
brought well-filled. baskets and the
picnic supper at the close of the
program was pleasant feature OF
the entertainment: = It was an en-
joyable occasion for all present and
was greatly appreciated by Mrs
Rogers. and family.
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z "MN = - =, :.


NJ
ltsnsafor This eoluns IN - q
sladl received ~ M Harvsys
tslelAo1e 1l4.W.a~ Rsadsrs owe
! it sfshsir enests and to thsn.
sslySs tod that items Of lecal
intsrsst are reported. Every it, :
viii BE- siven PREFER eonsidsra- ]:
tion shsn source 10 known. $ M 4: (.
n Miss. Atha Highly returned Ito be
rnidiis yesterday from Cloquet where
she visited friends over the Fourth.
,"&.E, j%*[#1 - --....: ~ Y:
George Redlington returned to be.
midi Wednesday morning from Clio,
quet, Mimi. where he spent the
Fourth with his parents. y: =
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SHERWooDSs ENTERTAIN

Mr., and Mrs. William. Sherwood
entertained at al O'clock supper at
which. 20 covers were laid at their
home on Eighth street, Tuesday eve
ming following the program Of enter
;tainment at Diamond, Point, Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Jewett and family Mr.. and Mrs;
Edmond Jewett and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Sherwood, and son
Frank, Mr.. and Mrs Edward Kirk
and family and Miss Kirk of Carlson
Lake, MINI. With the exception Of
Miss Kirk, all were arelatives Of Mr..
and Mrs. Sherwood.
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Read fall*ths, ads :today.

Miss Gina Moe Of Mcintosh, who
visited in Bemidji st. the home Of
her sister,: MN. C: L. Lampman, over
the%Fourth, returned this morning to
her home !: .'.3 ~: - :: %,.''... = y,.is
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:. Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Dugas and
daughter LaVerna, motored from
Anaheim, California, and are visit
ing at the home. Of his father, T. J.
Dugas., From here they are motor
ing to Grand Forks to visit Mrs.
iDugas' mother. From there they will
60 to Spokane, WASH, and visit Fred
4Dugas and family. 4; ". .rp.. x
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Edison Wsshhurn returned to Be-
midi Wednesday morning from
Monticello:. where he visited: bis. fam
lily over tthet Fourth: His aittle SON
Enid came to Ren1idji with him for
a few days visit here. = f%'t
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G. w. Harnweli; who came t0B BE-
midi last Thursday from Rdtgus
Falls to be with hi9 family foraagfew
days, returning there Saturdst &C
companied BY Mis-. !. ,HarnwA and
little daughter Jean. They eeeae' to
Bemidji again Sunday evening and
Mr.. Harnwell { returned to Fergus
Falls Monday morning to resnme his
work as secretary of the Co1nmercial
club there. They made th trip by
auto. Il &
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I'14u
Polar Ple. :. Al Tor r.

Mrs. Lester Achenbach; went to
WadenaG Yesterday morning to meet
her sister from jamestown, NJ D.,
and together they came to Bemidji
last evening, and. the latter will visit
relatives here for q time.
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S i5a:ea{y,.
~ i"
ODD FELLOWS TO HOLD II IA
REGULAR MEETING TONIGHT

All members of the l., O.. o. F. are
requested to be present at the regu-
lar meeting to be held this evening
at 8 o'clock at the Moose hall. s. 8 =.
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Pola,Pie. Ak fo1 Il, = =
',1-1lH

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur 1lstrup and
son Clearsnce, Of Isl. Cloud are
guests at. tho home Of Nj. md Mra:
George Berglund,; Fifteenth and
Park avenue. '':r-' l., - y :;
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advancing on 20-mile front, in Till
amook county. Government forces
{ are battling the fire without sue
cess. Scores of cabins and. logging
concerns have been BURNED. -, "o "a
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Cook With Gas
$50 Il

e. r. Herlocker, secretary-treas-
urer Of the Minnesota Electric Light
e. Power Co., Of the Chicago office,
is spending several days in Bemidji
calling on the local manager, E. E..
Swanson. Mr.. Herlocker is making
an extended business trip for his
concern, visiting all of the COM
pany's properties. Is -.
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Mrs. GIL. Freer, son Lloyd and
daughter:@Jeanette, Of Cove, MINI,
are visitinE in Benidiji at the horBe
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ La
Fontisee, .619 Minnesota avenue: \:
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Pol.. Pic. Ask for Il. :: 2-14tl

Messrs. E., idea and T. A. Nd
Cam, Of Minneapolis, c. l.. .Iste4,
S. L.. sellars and Mr.. Jorh an,t Of III
midi, all of the Crookston Lunfbtt
company, motored yesterday to. thaslr
camp near Blackjack TO transact
business during the day. T.
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Cook with Ca
$50 tt

Mr.. nnA Mrs. D. S. Mitchell mo-
tered t6dky to Park: Rapids where
they expRted to visit friends for q
short tinb, and then go to Backus
to camp tor aefew. days, J., d, d. :; =,
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Cook With Gas

w. Little Miss Pearl Winter was oper-
ated on yesterday for the removal of
her tonsils and sadenoids and was
reported to be getting along as we'll
as could be expected this morning;
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Mr.. and Mrs A,~C.. Newton re-
turned to their home, 1011 Irvine
avenue, Wednesday afternoon, after
a weeks wedding trip, to Duluth. In
the late evening ala -sse crowd, COM
posed q, members ossathe Royal
Neighbors ;id NJ. lcrn Woodmen,
charivasied them, q al we're; in1ite1
into the home, 4wI,erssa sccisI time
with dancing was tnjoyea fer'. SHORT
time. - ~ .1>a . '',@e,
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. Mr.. and Mrs. D. c, }DYoraeek, son
Frances, and daughters Kathryn and
Marion, expect to. leave tomorrow
morning by auto for Minneapolis
where they will be the guests Of rel
atives. and friends for about two
weeks. Mr.. Dvoracek will attend a
Minnesota Potato Exchange meet
ing there Monday and has several
other farm meetings scheduled to
attend while he is away. They will
be accompanied as far as Elk River
by Enid Washburn, who will visit an
aunt there before returning to his
home at Monticello.
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Polar Pie. AK Tor II.
z-l4h

James Barton and two children,
Lyle and Jim,> arrived ii Bemidj this
morning to visit at the homes Of bis
cousins, C. B. and j. 3. Minnick. J
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WARNING

If you daft return the two axes
and other FSrF parts you stole from
my premises by Friday night,>it will
be too late. D'<1 49, -2td7-7
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Cook With Gas
$50 If

Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Barker and
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. M.
Ross of St. Charles, who have been
guests in Bemidji for a few weeks,
left the morning of the Fourth by
auto fer Minneapolis, and expect to
return to Bemidji tomorrow.
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! Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wheldon and
little son Bobby, and Joe Heffner,
left this morning by auto fof their
home at Roseland, N. DE- They were
accompanied by H. H. Bolster of Be-
midi. ,r.ss,=s ! 4 : pc
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METHODIST HOME MISSION
SOCIETY ENJOYS PROGRAM

An interesting meeting of the
Home. Missionary society of, the
Methodist church, with patriotic
program, was enjoyed by the men,
bers and their friends at the home OF
Mrs. G. H. Zentz yesterday. after
noon. After the devotional service
and business meeting, complete
detailed report was given by Mrs.
A. L. Molander, official delegate
from the local society to the district
convention held two weeks ago at
Alexandria. This was followed by
three patriotic numbers, which were
greatly enjoyed: solo, II Salute
Thee, Old Glory" by Walter Har-
vey; a monologue reading, Gamer
lea for Me-" by Miss Carrie Brown,
with piano accompaniment by Miss
Vera Cutter; and reading, makers
Of the Flag" by Miss Leona Hines.
The home was prettily decorated
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|: J. F. Hanson, formerly Of Had
lands Grocery, Fargo, N. D., has &C.
copied q position with Grinager's
Sunshine Grocery Of; this city. Mr..
Hanson has had % years experience
in the grocery line and Is thorough
" familiar with the Richelieu lines
which are carried by the local con-
Germ. ,...
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Mrs. Cecil Congdon, who has visit
ed friends and relatives at Wadena
for week, returned to Benaidji
Thursday. Mr.. Congdon motored to
Wadena Monday and accompanied
her home. They visited relatives 4
day at Brainerd en- route home.
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Attend the dance at the new arm
DRY Saturday night, July s. Music
BY Dot Vans orchestra. It 7.0
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+. James Bunham of Wilton brought
his little brother ito Bemidji Thurs
day for medical treatment. The lit
tie fellow has been under the care of
the doctor for: some time because Of
the results of infantile paralysis. /
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, $4,000 to loan on tarma. Dean
land company. Z .;,:. e, Lisa

|, Mr.. and Mrs: Bernard Melville and
two children, who have visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs: Dick Mel
vile, Fourth street, for the past two
weeks, returned to their home at
Minneapolis yesterday.
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DELINQUENT TAX PENALTY :
= -. REQUIRES EXTRA CLERKS
(By United Press)

Williston, N. d., July County
Treasurer Swimley has installed an
extra CLERICAL force to apportion
among the various political sub
divisions the delinquent tax penal
ties and interest fund which y has
been accommodating fol- the past, ten
Years. ~
!: Some idea of the size of the fund
can. be formed from the fact that
the Williston special school district
will receive $1l,3SS and the city
Of Williston $1,000. "' =. "'
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Or. G. H. Zentz and sons, Frank
lin and George Henry Jr., motored
to their farm at Turtle River yester-
day and spent the day. A. 7. Carl
son and daughter, Miss :Corrine, &C
companied them. .. = -. =.
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B. If you would save. no.ay read& bf
tn. opportunities. pretented ~ r.
merchants today. & ~ =; -
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Rogers and
family moved Wednesday from 1016
Park avenue to Irvine avenue, whore
Mr.. Rogers has built house on the
acre of ground he recently purchased
from w. N. Weber. "a 9..%s ..ss: &,
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g. S. Stillwell Of Becida motoree
to the city Wednesday and trans
acted business. K.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Deming Of
Northern we're the guests Of friends
while shopping in Bemidji .,Wednes-
day. :. IL a. Il &7% q.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sexton have
rented their property on Tenth street
and Park avenue to Gust Berg and
family and will spend the summer in
Minneapolis. T..
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Kirk and
family and the formers sister, Miss
Kirk, returned by auto Wednesday
to their homes at Carlson Lake,
MINI. They had been guests since
Saturday of Mrs. Kinks sister, Mrs.
Edmond Jewett and family on Sixth
street and Pork avenue, and other
relatives and friends in Bemidji.
Charley. Slough and nephew, Law.
renee Murphy of Avon, MIMI, and
Mrs. J. M. Barnett motored TO-
gether from their homes on. Lake
PlantaganetT Thursday morning and
attended to business matters in Be-
midji..e,Mfs.. Barnett will remain for
few days to visit relatives and at
tend to matters connected with her
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John E.,rBarelay~and. wife, Of -Des
Moines, Iowa, Mrs. Crosse of Beulalf,
N. D., and Vern Oblinger Of Mime
apolis visited over Sunday and spent
the Fourth with Charley Barclay and
family at Fair Acres farm. They
were; en- route to jamestown, N. D.,
and Lead, S. d., where Mr.. Barclay
will visit his sisters before returning
to Des Moines, Iowa.. ~ II.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-07

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Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-20
FRENCH EVACUATION
OF ADRIAN0PLE IS
POSTPONED A WEEK

Adrianople, Nov. 10 (by the Asso-
ciated Press. 1.-The French evac-
uation of Adrianople was postpon-
ed from Friday until November
%, because the Turkish gendarm-
erie and officials who had arrived
in Adrianople were insufficient in
number to take over the city. The
available Turkish forces have been
required to police and administer
the territory already delivered over
by the allies.
The Turks generally have been
we'll received, especially in the
south. The Greek forces have
crossed the Martha river, but
groups of Greek gendarmes are
covering the east bank of the river
close to the only bridge over the
stream ready TO make a quick
crossing. The Greeks are search
ing trains from the east for Kemal-
lists, while the Kemalists have in
structed the railroads to employ
only Turks, and Jews on trains en-
tering eastern Thrace.