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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-03-06
1.-TWO MINUTES TO CO." 2@-s
@- .. REX THURSDAY, FRIDAY

Starring on q football team, study
ing seriously and peddling milk in the
early hours Of the morning to pay
college expenses constitute stiff pro.
gram for any student to undertake,
Chet Burnett found that he had ~
give up one of these activities, and
so he quit the team, thereby earning
the scorn of some OF. his classmates
and of his sweetheart, ess7rfs+sAt N rfs+sAt
Charles Ray portrays. the srolegGf
Chet Burnett in his latets starfihs
vehicle, 1.-TWO Minutes To- CO." tiI>,
First National attraction which comes
to che Rex theate ter on Thursday "a os
an engagement of two days. -. f.t,- ,-e =.
OF course, Chester's sweetheart and
his best friends did not know the; reas
SON for his quitting the team His
fathers financial difficulties COM
PEELED Chet to pay his own college
expenses, and he secretly got job
driving a milk wagon. II Chet hadn't
been ashamed Of his job and prediell-
ment, he would not have earned the
scorn of his fellows. Ia. r. II y .>.. NJ ~
4 But a great day came for both. Chet
and his father. 1t was the day OF
the annual gridiron contest with the
colleges greatest rival for football
honors. And Chet saved the day.
Mary Anderson ("Sunshine Mary")
is seen as Charlie Rays leading lady.
Other important members of the cast
are Lionel Belmore, Lincoln Stedlnan,
Trueman Van Dyke, Gus Leonar,.,
Tom Wilson, Bert Woodruff, Francois
Dumas and Phillip Dunham.
''Two Minutes to Go" is q story
of college life by Richard Andre. "
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-03-06
|NAzlMovA SUPERB H. ~
: =, IN SCREEN "CAMlLLE''

All who sat spellbound yesterday
at, the Grand theater, where "Ca-
mille," the screen adaptation from
the famous play of Dumas, the
younger, was shown, left with thc
realization that. they had witnessed
one Of the most astonishing pictures
ever filmed, and had. been privileged
to enjoy the beautiful acting Of Nazi-
nova. 1''> %.....; III l. 4.
.@s Much interest was awakened by
the announcement of the picture
needless to say, it was sustained
throughout the performance. = >
"Camille" is one Of the great love
stories of the world. It's story is of a
woman of the shady side Of Paris, and
her love for Armand Duval, young
law student. love which transports
her to heights Of sacrifice and plunses
her finally to poverty and DEATH
June Mathis wrote the screen YER
sion. The supporting cast includes
Rudolph Valentino, Edward Connolly,
Rex Clergyman, Arthur Hoyt, ZeZftie
Tillbury, Ruth Miller, Consuelo Flow
erton, Mrs. Oliver and William Or
lamond. Il r., l...%,>-. T..
''Camille" will be shown for the last
time at the Grand tonight.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-03-06

. -
and birds, but also fish and Insects.
Take bees, for instance. OF course.
various species Of bees are constantly
crossed In order to- get kinds that will
produce a bee which shall be moro
useful for fertiliz,ng flowers than any
Of the present sorts. =, 81 -, ..sss
With object, certain breetiers are
trying to produce a bee with longer
tongue than any possess at present.
For flowers like clover such 3 pee
would be Invaluable, since the result
would be II great Increase OF fertile
flowers, and, consequently. seed.
The latest branch OF creation which
man is tackling with view to mot'l.
flying is fish,. The experiments were
begun mt the University Of Chicago
about five years ago. F.. &>s ~
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-03-06
"AT THE STAGE DOOR" AT
ELKO THEATER TOMORROW

With his unique faculty for select
ing big and timely themes and devtl-
oping them into powerful stories for
the screen, William Christy Cabanne
has achieved another triumph with
his most recent re production, "At
the Stage Door scheduled for 'ex-
hibition at the Elko tneater Tuesday
and Wednesday.
"At the Stage Door," has to do
chiefly with the lives Of two sisters
who dwell with their mother in a
small upstate village. Mary, the
elder, has beau-the son Of a we'll
to-do clergyman Of the village-but
Helen's youthful winsomeness event
ually lures the young man from Mary
and Helen and he are married. The
blow crushes Mary and she finally
seeks forgetfulness by going to New
York and getting 2 job in the chorus
of musical show. Subsequent devel-
opments, which are enlivened by rare
bits of humor and touching drama,
keep interest at high pitch.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-03-06
"HAIL. THE WOMAN AT ;*.1 q.
REX LAST TIME TONIGHT

| Declared by critics to be one of tie
greatest photoplay classic Of all time
"a human epic Of triumphant real.
ism" Hail the Woman" Thos. II.
lnce's super drama of American life,
is showing at the Rex theater tonight,
times. +. 1 ~: ,y. !. r. r..
Inere are as many different opia-
ions as to what constitutes: a "gooo
picture,n- in the fullest sense Of the
word, as there are colors in q rain
bow Yet all opinions agree on the
subject of Hail the w oman" One
critic, who prides himself on having
Seen every production Of note in thc
| realm Of motion pictures, sat spell
bound through the pre-view Of 'Hail
the Woman zSz s-} r..
At the conclusion Of the picture,
the critic walked out of the theater,
slowly and deep in thought. Then
he turned:to his companion and sa;i:
~ do not know what some people
call good picture; yet, if q picture
that makes you leave the theater with
tears in your eyes, and q happy heart
and a desire to accomplish an indef-
mite something great, is good PIC
ture, then Hail. the Woman is one
of the best pictures I have ever seen
Written by c.. Gardiner Sullivan,
the story presents a vitality human
document, interpreted by a cast tha:
performs brilliant work individually
and perfect team work collectively.
And, amid the excellent work of all
other players, Theodore Roberts
stands out, giving q performance that
will rank among the finest pieces Of
character work that has ever. been
screened. J n. & ~; ..j.s.
| Around Florence Vidor, who be-
comes in this picture one Of the mos.
remarkable figures of sympathy ti1t
screen has ever seen, Mr.. Ince builds
the thought that woman is essentially !
brptally treated by men whose creed
is ,"Fathers and Sons First"
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-03-06
$4,000 WORTH OF DIAMONDS d
STOLEN FROM MANS WALLET

Minneapolis, March 6.--The theft
of $4,000 worth Of diamonds from a
wallet he carried was reported to po-
|lice last night, by Hugo Basek, New
York City lace importer. III
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-03-06
Americans Consume Much Milk.

The average American today. is a
great milk drinker and consumes twice
as much as former generations, ac-
cording to the Department Of Asrlcul-
ture. The consumption of milk last
year was estimated at. II gallons for
each person, not including that used
in ice cream. cheese and butter.:
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-03-06
MORE ABOUT THE CHARTER

frof1ess IS being made with the proposed char
ter pur II the finished product is going to meet, Of
approximately meet, all the requirements, then the
citizens at large must take an active interest IN the
work Of formulating the document. a.. .. .55l..
OF course, there is no such thing as an ideal
charter for any city, and much less can charter
be drafted that will stand the test Of the changing
conditions in q community as comparatively new
as this %
: There are, however, plenty of sound fundamen-
t.l facts on which charter be builded to ade-
ouately serve our needs.-A supreme law for the
city should have in it certain precise rules as to
fair and ample representation in the council and
should be modern enough and comprehensive
enough to provide for all time business-like cash
basis plan for the transaction of the citys affairs
In the preparation Of charter, petty ambitions
and picayunish jealousies should be promptly
thrown into the discard We do not mean that
these stumbling blocks are present here, but many
times they do appear and should they intrude their
ereaky voices it will be well for the commission to
stamp them out without ceremony.
Citizens who have ideas as to what should 60
into the charter being given every opportunity
to present them so that their worth may be care"
fully considered. The one thing the charter COM
mission il trying to do-and a most commendable
thing it isis to make every man and woman IN the
city understand that they not only have right to
assist in drafting the charter, but that they are
urged to contribute their bit at any time they see
fit to do so.
It will not be fair to the commission, to the city
or to yourself if you sit back with they-wont-
do-t-right expression on your mug, and then after
itscomes to a showdown you get up on your hnd
legs and yell that thus and should have been IN
and SO and thus should have been left out.
: For long time, Bemidji has needed new char
ter; for long time she has been trying to get one
Better proposed charters than the one we now use'
have been drafted and then voted down, for one
reason or another, but always under the pretext
that the suggested charter was no better than the
one in use. Certainly, is willing to say that
our present aniquated charter is handling the stu
alton as it should be handled. Thcn if that is true,
and you haven't gumption enough to give the COM
mission real honest-to-goodness help, for goodness
sake at least have the decency to keep your mouth
shut when the proposed charter comes before the
people for a vote. .@
Now is the time for everybody to have their say
as to what should go into the charter; IL you can
make it better instrument, your suggestion will
be welcomed; If you have confidence that the COM
mission will construct it to suit our needs, then
= keen that confidence until election day.
.~"@ ss
VOTE MARCH l4TH
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-03-06

"The Great Lakes waterway project makes a
good platform on which the East, West and Central
parts Of the United States unite, says the
Minneapolis Journal The Journal is usually right,
hut we can't see where body of water will make
4 good platform for anybody. Remember what
happened to ST. Peter? .E
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-03-06
VOTE MARCH l4TH

Keep in mind, men and women, that you have
chance to vote March 14th. Exercise that right
and select good, clean delegates to the convention
There are plenty on the ballots from which to
choose, and if you don't like any of them write in
the names of those you want. Vote is the princi-
pal thing to do, and then you will be sure to have
no fault to find. ... p.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-03-06

A St. Cloud reformatory inmate asks pardon
on the ground that he has never tasted whisky or
beer, smoked or chewed, used dope or danced and
never drank coffee or tea and never gambled and
has never kept company with women. They might
as we'll keep him locked up. .-."
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-03-06

4 A Schenectady-or however it is they spell Skee-
necktedee-has q scientist who has been able to
produce artificial thunderbolts. Of course, if you
don't want to 60 so far away from home as Sche--
that town in New York-for thunderbolt, you
can wait until some morning when father is in
hurry and his collar button rolls into the corner
under the bed. II ~, y 81 81. -
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-03-06

Have you noticed the sun come streaming up
over the pines these clear, crisp mornings? 1t is
this Northern Minnesota tonic that makes
legged man want to run a race with the Lightning
Express.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-03-06

A Montana woman who is 80 years old says she
has eaten sauer kraut every day for So years. Had
she eaten plain cabbage no doubt she would have
been at least 10 by this time ~ ..~ ..}
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-03-06

A Minneapolis automobile went 9 mile in 22 Sec
onds on the beach in Florida. That's almost as
fast as small boy headed for the table when there
are apple dumpngs on tap. .,... ,-~I4u.:g',
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-03-06

Diet seems to be the topic Of conversation at
Bemidji bridge parties these days 'Tis said that
grocers are feeling the effects oft. :
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-03-06

DR.. Work is the name of the new postmaster gen.
eral, and il he lives up to the reputation set by
Will Hays, he will have to- = -sT',,S .sr. :
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EMPLOY NENT
Help Wnntr,i-NInlc

WNETEp-i. 600 mon. who want ,hcir
ShaT" ~ profits from IN, billion dol
lar AUTOMOBILE" Industry. 10
i'ESRN AUTO MECHANICS Enter this
west industry ia tn" United States
ana g"' your shar" Of it, profits Train
'd auto mechanics earn from S3a to yiao
week. The min" and quarter nil
non cars in the country assure steady
employ m.nt.
W. train YOU as an auto mechanic IN
from To weeks. our new $3.50 600
huIId!nS in tn" c"nt"! o. Tn, busy
'a1iihl VIII accommodate 1000 add.
iona! students. We give YOU practical
w"rksnS "N?"ri"nc" IN carhurc,pr nd
jusiin"nis. starting. lighting and isni-
'loh systems. siorag" batteries m,
'hih" practice. tir" repair. welding ,r,c-
tor and farm lighting outfits airrlanr
ground work and driving AMI road work.
QUALITY INSTRUCTION. our modern
machinery. equipment and cars are kept
u? to the minute. Instructors are rrac-
tir"I mechanics ana engineers. Free en-
ploym"nt s"rvic" TO students
our terms ar" liberal. and w-'y. a spe
cal reduction for prompt enrolment
VIII" today for hlc free illustrated
eat" ioSu" American Motor schools.
Dent. 2l;. Washington. T.. e.
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BIG Kccont.tlonst u>ei car sale. Na5i
s2n N"in- Corn - IVES, B-oaa St-ae,.
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Hclp--Male or Female 3

WE place Whit teacher, In pun,ic p-i-
vaie normal schools and college, Tho
~. ID. Yates Teachers Hurnsu Na,nvi:tr.
1eDE-sre~
Men ASD WOMEN wanted to learn this
barber trade. Tuition. s35: tools tree
diplomas given. Write for Information
Richmond Barber College s0t East Mar
shall street. or Norfolk Ia rber College
22i Banh Street Norfolk. Va.
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Special Notices

ELITE BEAUTY rAHLoh OVER
scHW ARR Sci!iLDSJ - HAAFOO AND
WAVE, 1s- FACIAL A$D SCa.T
MASSAGE s.. MADISON 5ts
FREE w!;h each quart Of .arnisa STAN
purchased :pT -asa ~ give absolutely
tree one .e:ss yy,t.- furniture .y.tn
Both stain sH- YO..sH = 1. sery nlst..i
quality. one ~ t"D coats u ,atr.su
ttb!n vii maze O.G aours. chair. -t-.
IKE nsw. il % easily .;.i!-G. So.
orders hae1. warren Paint Company
Inc. 100 Wesi nrnaf str.et
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MISUNDERSTANDING
Painting-IPapcrins
WALL PAPERING

Remember. when you ar. ready 10
paper. ,nA. sou sA0u!G employ only the
h.Sh"si 'y:s o; mechanics To do your
"o!h. our mechanics aye ekpcrta give
" a cs!!.
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FOR SALE

'i\E stand ior country store IN be-
county ia ~" N"Ii"N. tnicNy settled.
prosperous community wncT- hGsin,s. :
always good. s-rouW h"uS". zoo! .,or.
buildings and "uibulldInr, on ac,.
corner lot. D-!,o !sght>. II" merchandise
Nli EEL or rent 1" T"sp"us!Il. pariy.
HoA J13. .awr"nC"Nlilc. ".
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YOUNG MAN. with 6 years. o,no,io,c -,
'hc selling OF automobiles and aces.
s"fier desires to locate with some good
.""'''n where ther. Is chance .i
IhG To- start At the bottom. BOX - 900
care The Dispatch N
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USED FORD
BARGAINS

Ez- --"=.NJ. -, de.
Sac AZ. -. -, -.
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EMPLOY NEWT
Help Wantcd-I'cnale

SfFSpGNApliEk. competent; state OK
n"fi"nc". raia!y expected and xiv. ref
"r"nc-s u d5-. care The Dispatch.
kAtHER or college student. unusually
pleasant vacation position salary. $3.50
Tor - day-. b"nUs al.'. Chance FOR per
HlHH"noy. Dep 7. National Home and
ScHrp! Association. national City Bldg
Sr" Yof~.
ffIiSG "h" can operate diciaphone; ref
er"n"cs required. az, care Tho Dis
rs,ch
I" Eli. EDUCATED WOMAN. ambitious
Tor future, =, Toast high sckoo; oduc.-
Ton. "Iucai ionaI nssociatiOu: salary
bonus i:OI - 3s3. care The Dispatch
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BAGGAGE REiAiEED-rrompt service
EouHtI-c IFun" ana lias Company.
Madison tC.
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/ uncral Directors

s:OUR%IAG yEDEBs DYED-.s-.ouf 80.
wee. !h.s a.yastmvUi = ss.I 81. 49,
cha! attention. s.a.Oss G.eauer, All
Dy-rs 10. &Df,A E0urta street So.
son SO. " hsldy.sa -5sG.
FHAUg-.tw.a Faagi funeral dlrec,5r
aaG eHH-.mei. .N- East s!a.a street.
Madison !3l Hau.p.;a 5ssg
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MAN Win years experience want, tn
i'"s" soda fountain in drug store nc,T
business section b"n * iI6. care The
Dispatch. "
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Lost and Found

FlR-l"st. brown fur ucCiSpiccc lat" Fri
day afternoon. Reward ~ returned to
Hoi West rankin. or phone Madison
NEtkLACE-Lost. sunday afternoon
pink coral and gold n"rtlar" ON Floyd
boulevard. byrd Park az Robinson. Re.
wnrd' t'll boulevard liid-I
flN-ios;. on Hro.d street or soldiers
Ii"ne grounds gold iIm 80; with pearls
anu Shprhncs. Finder return 20 2gol
'f",' Avenue "nd receive liberal re-
ward.
TlHE-l.oS'. ON ris, tire ap>5i,. mount
"i on Ford rim. RvwJr.. Return to
Noltc Rr"s.' Bakery.
WATcH-Iost.' gold wrist watch an
SraN"d. Tom To- Rose: pai,wcod car ~
Main street station. Steward Call
Western Electric 20.
Lost Tuesday. carycd-goid rcntau, ear.
ring Call boulevard i>S. Reward.
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lNDENED For QUICK
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Schedule OF Want AID Hatcs
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25C. set solid.
consecutive insertions. in
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lptNG MAN. with TWO years cSpcrirncc
IN banking, desires position with har.
other "ihc" work Cunsd rcd. Call Ran
dulph .sSu-w
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YOUNG BUSINESS MAN. ,cmporariIv in.
thpH'nht"i due to recent operation do .
slrcs nom" work. what have you TO
nncr. q ~. caiE-Ihe Dispatch.
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Help Wnnfc'i-Maic

ftIp WhnftH-Mnfc :}3
fAlNTEES Wanted. > rr,,-ciass auto
W"'i'e painters. ~ "ther need Apply
Ar"S - warren Paint 90. .l0 Sorth
Madison Street.
'',"N" E'' 'hI"'R Ii-n, machines;
l"""h' rir"r. Buyers taught free
hnH'f1yn N1Icanihsr "a. ia Eas, Mar
IN. Esl"igh. =. T..
A"I Ed '"iog"1 mrn 10 uu,il,y for
s''HI"s az and trSin unrtrrs csp.ri-
"n'r uuE"ccsrsry. traHsuor,,,i,p fur
N''h'' "rli' ". EYszr.s a.
Inn!.. so. '
f'tH Hpreiae ciassncs'lon ana inn.Iins q,
'hsss shs mA.s thea. ..sy 10 md,
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II Tt)N0BiLE,


Automobiles for Sale III
RUN NOW.
GOOD USED CARS
HARPER OVERLAND CO. INC
1885 ". BROAD STREET
BOULEVARD 1901
CLYSDALE TRUCK. s-tom. with large
body. ;trcs good solid In rear pnrum,ttc
IN front: 5000. Mart wombly Ran.
dolHh So.
FORD TOURING. 1920 model. sc7S. A. II.
Tiller. 1908 Wcs; broad street.
FOX good used cars. zee Jones Motor
Company. 1854 IVES; Broad.
FOR GOOD USED CARS Sec Richmond
tscd Car IN. seventh and Leigh So.
HAYNES sEnAN-w. u. Moss, ,3i-tiS
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Business Services offered. IL


Business Services offered. IL
HEMSTiTCHING. buttons made. pl.nt.uE
Tn" Girt Shop. Fourth and Grace.
PLANTING. pInk!nE. h.mstltc.iu- and
cloth covered buttons. Dihi- Dress
P!eat!nE Works. ZIG North Second st.
WIGS rented and theatrical inaHe-ups 70.
plays, etc. Hughes iiairiress!aE Parior
sos North Third street.
LApIES-iier. you are. the reaIl powder
PUT genuine lamb wool; price. soc.
Z. o. BoI ISL.
Millinery-Dressm %
10 YOU know that "" keep supplies and
materials !or FOLKS who make their own
NERRA HAT WORKS.
FiTst street
tBe;w'"u Hicad and Giacc).
Richmond Va.
Hat Phone. Ran. :o9. PaTcc! Post Dept
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

GROCERY store Tor sale. must sell at
once. owner In hospital Apply sl7
North seventh.
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EMPLOYMENT
Situations wan,cd-NIale

En- SERVICE MAN. with experience In
wholesale business: Al reference wants
olh OF any Kind that Is honorable.
s"'"r! no obstacle. A. NJ Reid caro-
'"ncrni Delivery. Richmond. Va.
~. ~ MAN. not afraid of work desires
I" i"rat" with some good wholcsalo CON.
"'n w'iilhS To start at the bottom;
u sou. care The Dispatch
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MERCHANDISE
Musical Instruments.
PIANOS.

We have four excep-
tlonally fine, second
hand pianos, fully war
ranted, at attractive
prices; extremely easy
terms.
Chas: M. Stieff, Inc,
1T West Broad.
Madison BIG.
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Statesmen and Agents

call on representative
ana professional m.n. schools ana
libraries IN assigned territory State OF
virginia Age over 80 with ability to
handle high class work. Position per-
iHancrt ana unusually attractive. Ad-
dress DOdd. Mead & COMPANY l2ls
Fulton Bldg. Pittsburgh Pa.
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NEW APARTMENTS

Under construction AT Northwest
corner Boulevard and Cary Streets.
Possession about May 18th. Spe-
cial concession In rent from date
of completion to September lst
Front apartments rooms, rccep-
ton hall and bath: hack apart,
msnts rooms and bath. PiaDA
and rentals on application ~
MORTON q. THALHIMER. F,c
National Bank Building. FIN
Randolph So.
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NELSON & JONES BROS.
printing-StatiOnery
Professional Services
Itcpi,iring

HAVE your eyes examined. f. II. FIsie
Eye Spec!a!!st second and Clay.
Evening journal., 1922-03-20

previous entertaining here having
oeen done with the "Kiwanis" Club,
The Tall Cedars." He will be re-
membered as the favorite end man
with the local Elks' minstrels.
Mr.. Taylor has n host of friends
in this city. who will welcome his
return, even for a short visit.