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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-11-17
RUSSIAN TELLS OF
HOMELAND HORRORS

Russia in revolution was pictured
Vividly by Nine. Emma Ponahdine.
IN an address at the New Century
Cub D aware avenue and jackson
street last night.
Nine. Ponafdine spoke under the
auspices Of the club. She is the
widow Of Russian nobleman whose
estates were conhscated and who
died from the hardships suffered
She declared the communist rule
had been carried to a point Of abb
surdity, even interfering with par
ents In the training and correction
Of Their children
There was no real equality about
H." she said. 1T was simply a case
OF tables turned which put the ar
istocratic class under the domino
zion OF the peasantry. One Of the
leaders told US that since we were
sristocrats we had no privileges but
must work for the peasantry The
aristocrats would never have per-
petrated the outrages which were
committed by the peasantry"
She told Of the dire lack OF food
and clothing. the constant danger
OF the guillotine. which existed in
Russia and Of its finally becoming
so bad that she and her sons de-
clded TO risk their iivee in an effort
10 escape.
Shoes were almost unobtainable
and were sold Al nine million rubles.
the speaker declared, While she
did not believe that government
In Russia should go back 10 what Il
was formerly, Nine. Bonahdine ex-
pressed the belief that strongly
represented constitutional monarchy
would be the best thing for the
tountry in its. present condition.
, 1922-02-24
MOVIE ACTRESS
IS IMPROVING,
PHYSICIAN Says
Mabel Normand Ill Since
William Taylor Was Muir
dered but Condition Is
Better Today.

LOS ANGELES. Feb. z4.-Miss Ma
bel Normand. reported seriously Iii
with influenza at her temporary re-
treat In Altadena. was said to be i'm
proving today. Her secretary told In
qu.rers that while Miss Normand was
seriously III. It was thought that her
recovery vas almost certain. The
same information was given out by
the officials Of the studios at which
che has bcen employed recently
Miss Normand. who was the last
friend of William Desmond Taylor,
motion picture director. to see the
latter before he was mysteriousfy shot
and killed here nearly a month ago.
has been III ever since that occur
renee. She broke down at h Tay-
Tor inquest and again at the funeral
since which she has been in seclusion
except to emerge to give a formal
statement Of her knowledge of the
case to the officials charged with its
investigation.
Miss Norman6s percnts arrived
from their eastern home a few days
ago and Joined her. She has been
denying to an callers. In the hope 1t
is SAID, that quiet and s~eclusion would
hasten her return to health
, 1922-02-24

summers in company with divers
Boy Scouts viii act as custodian Of
ye stage Harry Good Scout Astin
win snuff ye candies
The program Is as Follows
Ye Fist ParfeL
Proiogue-A Colonial Maid
Thunes-chorus.
Anvil Chorus.
Old Fashion Garden
Thelma McEavy has learned this
song by herself and will sing part
OF It alone.
Three Blind Nice
Long. Long Ago.
Cobe Lack TO Erin.
Mister Walkers little girl VIII
sing this song.
In the Cleaning.
Cousin Jedidiah-
Ruth s~ing-a1Song AIlsman-
Mozart MInuen
When Alice Say4a-Lot Meckiing
has told us OF Grandma In the min
net lasdes taught by Julia Light
, 1922-02-24
CityBriefs

Judge and Mrs C. z. Winter and
d. w. Ogi1bee have returned from
Salt Greek. where they spent . part
CT Wednesday attending to ~tnterc=ts-
Mrs Lrona Mcdonald. who Is nsso-
GATED with the Consolidated Royalty
offices here. has returned from Den
yer. where she spent several days on
a pleasure trip
Word has been received from T.
A Smith. who Is wintering In south
ern California. that Mrs Smith who
accompanied him to the coast. Is Sc
riousiy 81 at their apartment home
there Friends VIII regret hearing Of
tho illness Of Mrs. Smith. who Is
numbered among the old timers OF
the county
, 1922-02-24

Endurance Casueman VIII strum
the mcclellan. while Moses Harmony
Finn. LILLIAN Tunefui England and
Ma Earet Evangeline Metz viii play
ye f1dd1ers.- A prologue win fol
low.
II is asked that -ye citizens. pay
heed. as ye skewl house doors win
be open at early candle lighting and
singing viii begin at 8 o'clock
By ye town clock AT ye ladies' and
gentlemen VIII be drest in seemiy
attire for the occasion Ye GOWNS
folk VIII be shown where to sdt by
sprightly young ladies in charge Of
Katherine Cole and Ralph Do-a-Lot
, 1922-02-24
DEBT
OF NATION TOO
LARGE, CLAIM
Assistant Secretary of Treas
ury Predicts World Use
of American Capital
in the Future.

BOSTON, Feb. 2l-Amcrica's posi-
tion as a creditor nation probably viii
result in the use OF American capi-
tai wherever business is done. Eliot
wadsworth- assistant secretary OF
the treasury. said in m address be-
fore the Boston chamber OF commerce.
This expansion depended. however. he
added, on the maintaining OF a pay
as We so" policy by the United States
treasury.
I'VE owe today 2sn billion dollars,
OF which 81 billions IS due in less
than Is months" Mr.. wadsworth
said. This Is too large a proportion
Of floating debts for n business in
~geitut1on-
.our federal budget 80 fr has been
balanced, put next veal we face a
deficit We are considering further
expenditures for n bonus. for ship
subsidies. for new federal activities.
To meet the ds6cit, to pay for these
new expenditures, the money should
be provided from income, not by
further borrowing
I'VE have dehts enough Tor future
generations TO care for. Pay ms We
go must be the principle Of financial
MANAGEMENT Of this country or soon
we VIII not be talking Of lending
money abroad and VIII rcan have
cause 10 worry about the future"
Contrasting tho great imitation of
c~urranc5es abroad with n situation
in the United States the assistant c
Rotary said that in the aggregate the
holders Of Liberty bonds bad made a
profit Of "a. billion dollar. IN h last
year and a half.
, 1922-02-24
NEW VAUDEVILLE TO Be
BROUGHT TO THE LYRIC

A new company Of vaudeville art
lists is promised for Lyric Theatre
patrons. according to an announce
ment OF Henry Brennan today The
troupe win put on both comedy acts
and vaudeville numbers.
Tonight the theater plays to the
second day Of Anne OF Little Smoky
with Winnifred Westover. Joe King.
Frank Sheridan and Dolores CASH
nelli in the leading roles It is a vir-
he drama OF mountrln folk primal
passions and arrow speed action. A
comedy Corner Pocket" and Pathe
News also adds to make a two and
half hour show.
, 1922-02-24
ATTENDANCE LIM|TED At
RED CROSS GATHERING

Faced with the necessity Of limiting
attendance at the dinner which wiz be
given Monday evening by representa-
lives OF many fraternai. civic and so
ciai organizations here for the purpose
of organizing h drive for funds for
the NAtrona county chapter OF the Red
Cross. the Red Cross headquarters
urged that all persons who will attend
the luncheon 10 report before IL o.
clock Monday morning so that accom-
modations can DO secured.
The dinner VIII be served At rs cents
par plate A good speaking and must
cal program has been lined up for the
event.
, 1922-02-24
OLD FOLKS CONCERT S scHEDMEDFQ AUDITORIUM
NOVEL announcement OF Entertainment IS ISSUED

-Hark Ye. Ye citizens OF Casper.
IN ye district school house on ye
18th day Of ye second month in ye
year Of u Lord MCAxxm, ye
olde folkes concert VIII be given by
ye singing school OF Girl Reserves
AID 20 Dramatk Guild. woridle
Instruments Will be employed"
So read the clever progrm cove-z
for che Old Folks concert which WIN
Be presented in two parts nj fhe
vocational High School building au-
ditor1um tomorrow evening.
The evening will open with or
chestra music as "F1orencs Angel
lea Lowell VIII beat time and Ruth
, 1922-02-24
A DAY 1T SARATOGA
IS NEW COLUMBIA BILL

"A Day at Saratoga b tho new
change Of III starting today at the
Columbia and In it there are offered
countless laughs and funny situations
featuring tho two commcdians. Ollie
blanchard and big Bill" Kavanaugh,
ably supported by the other members
of the A B. c. company
Mss Dot Slower makes a hit with
her Lonesome Mama Blues" Miss
Babe Neef sings "Rainow Land" with
much spirit and Miss Mildred Robin
son does a poppy skt with Strut,
Miss Lizzy."
The bin is fully up to h standard
Of c~ieverness-
, 1922-02-24
wEATTIER RECORD BRoKEN.

BILLINGS. Mont. Feb ga new
low record for the winter was set last
night when the mercury dropped t o
20 below. one degree colder than yes
terday. The low point was reached
about CSC O'Clock this morning. from
then the temperature began to rise
until s O'Clock this morning the tenn
perature stood al IL below.
, 1922-02-24
THREE PERISH
In TEXAS FIRE

cLEBURNE. Texas. Feb. e<.--In-
persons yer burned to death a..
three others probably fatally iniux
in a IRE which destroyed the Lamb-
rooming house here early to-day. ~.
rioson Of an oil stove caused h.
blaze
, 1922-02-24

Rev Norman Camille Brown. of
Bloomington. H.. WAL known as a
preacher ara temperance worker. first
occupied n pulpit when she was but
Is ycan Old.
, 1922-02-24

foot Steers VIII step Off ye tune
Gzodma's Advice.
Edan Trip-it-as You-Go Kassia
Carry Ne Back to Old vIrsinny.
Days OF Yore Octstte.
Some Southern Bellies from Dixie
VIII sing these thunes
Dixie Land
Kingdom Coming
We Second Psrta
Woridie instruments win play a
thune. Ye fofkes in ye audience
must hold tight to your seats lest
said thune cause you to dance.
Ye Maker of Dreams
A Fantasy.
Pierrette .-----.--..- Julia Steere
F1erTot -..--.----.-- Leila Brown
Tho Maker OF Dreams ..--.-...
Esther Gunnfson.
, 1922-02-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hawkins Len
Wednesday for the cast where 4 =
probable the- WIN make their hon
, 1922-02-24

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, 1922-02-24

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, 1922-02-24
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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-24

The waltz is Queen Mary's favor
ite dance. i {:
Mrs. Mary Hughes is the new de-
puty insurance commissioner OF Ala
bama. >4',s
Girls are better at spelling than
boys, according to education experts
q. Grand Rapids boasts of woman
who became a grandmother at the
age of 33 years. ....' -
Transformation" of pure white
hair, much in demand among society
women Mt present, costs up to S2oo'
Because She ctl{ewed tobacco is one
of the reasons alleged by Detroit
man for wanting to divorce his wl1e'
Probably the longest-lived fashion
in women's headgear is the bonnet
worn by the Salvation Army lassles'
which has not really changed since
1877. 49,. .
The only woman who controls q
London theatre is Miss Sylvia Rosen,
the Young and energetic manager OF
one of the most popular places OF
amusement in the British metropolis.
1t is said that the daughters OF
five hundred of Americas richest
men have married titled Foreigners
and that their aggregate do"ery
falls a little short of three quarters
of a billion dollars. r.,
Because of the difficulty IN on.
tanning sufficient jurors to serve % ?,
the various sections of the criminal
court n New Orleans, the Judges
have appealed to women to volunteer
for jury service.
Payment and adjustment OF com
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-24
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN

pcnsation due it's employees by the
United States government is in the
hands of Mrs. Albert Brucggeman,
recently appointed chairman of the
Employees Compensation Commits
sion.
Queen Alexandra's favorite per-
fumc is "Ess Bouquet, which has
been in use among the English royal
family for nearly one hundred years,
but the receipt for which has always
been kept secret by the manufac-
turers, and handed down from faith
err to son. ,,,,......'...-. -.
CHE of the most Interesting of the
women candidates III, the recent
British parliamentary elections was
@Ani,ic S. Swan" who stood for one
Of the Glasgow divisions. Mrs. Bur-
nett Smith, which IS the real maine
Of This popular novelist, is the dau-
gster if a farmer 'and began writing
for the papers early in life Since
the opening Of her career she has
produced more than fifty novels, III
addition -inunnerable short stories
and articles.
The New Zealand government has
come to the conclusion that: many
parental objections to the marriage
of their daughters on account of ago
are UNI easonablc. Since early mar
riages are advocated by the State,
the government has decreed that if
a girl under twenty-one years of age
can't get her parents consent to, her
marriage, she can cite her father
or mother before the supreme court
to give reasons for the withholding
Of consent.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-24
BIRTHDAY PARTY

) Mrs. j W. Lucius, 1919 Minnesota
avenue, entertained for her daugh-
Yer. Miss Josephine, yesterday from
a until 6 o'clock, in honor Of her
ninth birthday anniversary. 'Games
were played and a two-course5 birth
day luncheon served. Josephine re-
cnived a great many beautiful birth
day gifts The guests included the
Misses Fannie Bradford, Mary Kobe,
Maigurite. Cota,. Ruth Gilbertson,
Ncdra Marquis, Dorothy Larson Lo-
.raine Aldrich and Virginia Harker.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-24
C. A. r. AND G.. "A. r. CIRCLE ,
HOLD MEETING SATURDAY

The regular meeting Of the Grand
Army of the Republic will be held
Saturday afternoon at 80 o'clock
at the Moose hall.
A short business meeting Of the
G. A. R. Circle will be held at the
Moose hall at 2:30 o'clock, and will
be followed by the anual Christmas
sale of fancy and useful articles,
and the cafeteria supper from IS 80
until 7S4o'cloek., An old fashioned
dance will be held in the. evening.
Everybody is invited to: attend the
sale, supper and dance.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-24

Q ~ (
IA son was born yesterday TO Mr.
and is. Roy Titus, 22O Irvine ave-
nue. South. Mother sand baby are get
Fling along nicely. til. sAz2. s. ~ &&af -
fq: } :: }S5. :;:=-74-4 - q ?,sf
L See stls about your geese or turk
| ey for Thanksgiving. B. "A Kobe &
Co., located at foot of 2nd. street on
NJ. & I, RR,. tracks. IT, At IL 27
+ la,+s eee<,t ;@;1 II - :, ill.,, ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.1 Porte and Mrs.
Charles Zahn Of. Northern attended
T the farmers meeting and dinner in
Bemidji yesterday. Il h. q, Z -.
+ -.,.' T.: .,b+.---r---- bf..----- 49, A..
| Studio open Sundays; or you; may
make appointment for sitting any
evening. Hakkerups Studio. =, IL 16tt
| ; :.,,-. i!~., ----- - : II '5.:"
I. Mr., and Mrs: II AIRY Arnold and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Noelaof Northern
drove to Bemidji Thursday and at
tended the farmers dinner: ~ - '-+'
|, Come in and hear President Hard
ing's voice on the .Victrola. Bemid i
Mu.ie Co: ~. :::,s.- Sss!5sfi et II Is
.33s@z,,I Ill.,, ---.-s4s3 - huh ~
J. Mr;:sand Mrs. VIM. <schroed der iof
Grant Valley were among the mum
berswho attended the farmers meet
!inp and dinner in Benidji yester-
day.. 49,. %..@ss f::.at:z..xx s::a sHaas~ iEas~
- h., .>--+, -, ~: ~ :T7-i : -: i III
,Theres-will be square dancing too
at the Community club dance at the
new armery p Friday nigit..1 II 2S
FEt{s.t ff;.r =. s9S:f ) X - ~
Il Mrs, E.s|:,C.ELineoln, who has Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. Olya Hayth,
Irvine avenue, for a. month return
ed to her home at Park Rapids
THURSDAYS: g.: .:%:.
Are you keeping Friday night
open For The Community Club dance?
f ~ 49,. : = e, E. 1t IL 20
Mrs: E. NJ, Pendergrast spent
Wednesday in, Bemidji shopping and
was an eafternoon5 guest at the home
| Of Mrs. A, r. Richie, returning to
her farm home that evening.
You. may give them except your
photograph: Call the ;Hakkerup Stu
do and make an appointment fo1
| that Xmas photograph. =. II 10 tt
Mrs. H. N. Harding Of }Cass Lake
was the guest of Miss Lucy Dunni-
gan in Bemidji: yesterday, returning
to her hone this morning. She also
attended the State. Teachers College
concert last evening. - =
r j. F: Ferro, who. has beensthe. guest
lot his sister, adrs.;:J: G:s@Parker and and
family, ~;29a. Seventh streetsfor.sthe
past month; left last night for; Still,
water where he will visit his sisters
before returning to his home at
Grand Forks ! = u.
- ..ls- IN ! si2 p =
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-24
woMAN's STUDY CLUB TO :. =;
MEET MONDAY AFTERNOON

The winter, 81 study Of art by the.
Woman's, Study Club is proving
most interesting and educational and
it is especially urged that all men,
bers attend the regular meeting on
Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock in
the Library room. The program will
be as follows: A paper, american
Marine Painters"; Paul Dougherty'
F. Waugh, C. Woodbury-Mrs. I. G.
Bailey; and another, "Winslow Hon.
er," by Mrs. j. F. Burke.
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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-24

Allen Fort of Eckles was between
train business visitor in Bemidji
Thursday. u:.D'E.,f, '4r-e4':f f,!>@ =: r isi
,-@ -.- - ~ = .s.7.,s 7,,ss..,~ - - 4:
Fred Barker of Wilton was be-
tween train business visitor in Be
midi Thursday ! Aif.{{i
$4,000 to loan on farms, Dean
Land Company. 49,. LIST
Mrs. C. W. Vandersluis left on the
morning train today for Walker to
spend the week end there.
See us about your geese or turk
ey for Thanksgiving. B. A. Kelbe &
Co., located at foot of End. street on
M. & l. RR. tracks: -, At II 27
Mrs. VIM. Blakeley of Farley Wis
tied friends and shopped in Be-
midi between trains yesterday.
1 cent Candy sale. ABemidji candy
store Friday and Saturday St II Is
-.-.---- - III }..sA5f.s@1 3 Z
J. Leroy Elwell president; Of the
Farmers State Bank will leave this
evening for the Twin Cities to trans
act business. ~: ::ss::::. s44:2-s MI
---. --.-~: -.'
Short of help this year Come
in early-The Hakkerup Studio.
go: : i 1e II It
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Smith: Of Be-
cida autoed to Bemidji Thursday and
called On friends and attended the
farmers meeting T." =a::s54t
See us about your geese or turk
ey for Thanksgiving. B. A. Kolbe &
Co., located at foot Of 2nd.. street on
NJ. & l. RR. tracks, - ,.s;>,. .tss-;;4tz.11 ~
A. E. Whiting. Of ,Blaekduck,l4 past
president of the farm bureau spent
yesterday in Bemidji attending the
farmers netting. -.,. ,.,:.-r.~. -. - {
-
One dozen, photographs make, II
Xmas presents. Telephone' 23s, The
Hakkerup Studio and make appoint,
ment. -. ..~ Fl l6 tt
..:c..: :: - ~. So. 5 -. -. 49,
Born to Mr.. and Mrs, Clarence
Worth of Northern Thursday, Nov
ember %, daughter. Mother and
baby are doing nicely. ,~.."'z~,-,7 $ -, :
You can buy another pound Of
candy for 1 cent Friday and sSat'
urday at Bemidji Candy store. =
=. -. ;: = = ( o' IL A9
-.
Miss Julia Newton, state home de
nonstration leader, st. Paul, attends
ed the farmers meeting in Bemidjl
yesterday and addressed the meet
ing. She, yleftg on the early morning
train for international Falls where
similar meeting is being held TO-
& -. 80
"oS' s..zs.- ..s.-zs.. .:rs.al=sss;is ~. a; 1;
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-24
MOTHERS CLUB TO HOLD 49,
, ~ MEETING SATURDAY P. M.

The regular monthly meeting Of
the Mothers. club will BE held Sat
urday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the
home of Mrs r. L.. Given. Mrs A. D..
Johnson and Mrs. S. D. Snyder will
assist in entertaining. 49,
! A program of unusual, interest
has been prepared and it is urged
that all members attend. A paper
"What Makes a Good Father and a
Good Mother" will be given by Mrs.
D. C. Dvoracek; another "The So
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-24
McMlLLANs ENTERTAIN

Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Mcmillan en-
tertained informally for Miss Bertha
Farmer and her company, after the
concert last evening, at their apart
ments in the Markham hotel.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-24
F,Aii,6Ei; 'TlIt:iatt..'..

cial Life Of Parents IN Relation stoss ss"su
Children" by Mrs. b. NJ. Gife, and ~
a magazine article relating to chifdt&f*
rem by Mrs. r. J. Boardman. SpeeAssS
musical numbers will be provided by:
Che hostess. =. ~
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-24
ODD FELLOWS LODGE TO (" t9iaH 81,
"a HOLD MEETING, TONIGaTdoT lto1

*Au.menlbers of'thel L.,o: o. F, <are,*, !u, 81
requested to5be present at the: regulart tsqse
meeting this evening at s O'Clock in sdt y'f
the K. c.. hall. .a-t.Haa, sni
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-24
+ M. e. Ibertson returned to Bemidji
Wednesday from Puposky where he
went Tuesday TO transact business!

Il UAs e. 4OSA sSSh ASs~AnSNhs hso A~SAAsoS
"wednesday from Puposky where he
went Tuesday TO transact business
|. -. .-s{5.s i----
e. e. Schulke of Tenstrike trans
acted business in Bemidji r, yester,
day and attended the farmers meet.
ing returning to his home in the
late afternoon. III T.. -, 1,,,' r-:
Episcopal, Guild will hold a food
Sale tomorrow, afternoon; at the Gas
office. = yze?,3- It IL ~
> Mrs. e. W.sWilson and little
daughter Marianne returned home
this morning from inpeapolis where
:theyohave been the guest of relatives
for a. few days Sthiss week. -.~ p
! I r.na.T :, ~ :. t-------- .,'
Mr.. and Mrs. J. u, McCurdy of
East Bemidji attended the Farmers
club meeting and dinner in Bemidji
Yesterday and were 6 o'clock supper
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. D., C. Dvor-
acek. s.. ~. - T.. +. y. f.
Don't miss that candy sale Friday
and Saturday. Something new that
you never had before at the Bemidji
Candy. store F.a>::t st IL 20
~ At/.s1-essn. -}5s:p,I - ----:i- - .--:~-
Mr.. and MRS. Bernard Landgren
and Children, Vern and Marie of
Liberty called on friends while shop
ping in the' city Wednesday, They
report the roads in pretty poor con-
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Mark Thompson OF Duluth in
charge off land. clearing in Northern
Minnesota spent yesterday in. Be
midi. He was one s;;of the speakers
at the Farmers meeting leaving this
morning for International Falls.
You take no photos from Rich
Studio unless pictures and prices
more than please you. 29-10th st.
fQOne O1V-" 4 .-.
Roland Henrionette motored to
Bennriidji from itasca State Park
where he is. employed, Wednesday
afternoon and transacted business
here and also visited his mother
Mrs. c.. a. Knopke.
: II
DR.. and Mrs. P. H. Marcum SOB
Bemidji avenue have as their guest
her ;rnother,e Mrs. w. L. Davies of
Crookston, After making visit in
Bemidji she will go to Chicago to
spend the remainder Of the winter.
The ladies of the G.. A. R. Circle
will. hold; their annual bazaar and
a4.cafeteria lunch and an old time
dance, Saturday evening at Moose
Hall. "A chrge of ten cents will be
made for each dance.
Following is the menu:
Parker House Rools~>::,' Butter
|. Roast Beef Mashed Potatoes
=. a,tfz77;E:. Brown Gravy r..
Cabbage Salad Baked Beans
Pickles - Cheese Coffee
y. Pie and Cake.
;. tts t@..ss i =. W. ct II Is
! -, 80. 80 + ----- .:.e.44;;sr
Mrs. ;,C. Hill and, little daugh-,
ter, Virginia, and her sister, Miss
Irene Haunke, will leave this eve
ming for the latter's home at Still
water. Miss Haunke. has visited in
Bemidji for several weeks. Mrs. Hill
expects to.:visit her parents: at Still
ssiiwater. aboi1t4 three weeks: /,
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-24
HIGH SCHOOL ASSEMBLY y ::sy5 s.
~ ENJOYED WEDNESDAY,

An interesting and instructive ad-
dress was given by DR.. G. H. zentz
at the assembly period Wednesday
morning at the high school build
ing. Also a pleasing scolo by Miss
Alma Elmquist, Mrs. Paul Yaple ac-
companying her on the piano.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-24
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.sephsns 1i4 Readers i to heir guest. .nd %
that items local rsportsd
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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-24

PREsBY TkRlAN CRADLE ROLL
BEING ENTERTAINED TO-DAY
: The members of the Cradle Roll
and, their mothers arc
being entertained = this afternoon
from 3 until 5 O'clock in the base
ment of the Presbyterian church. =