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The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-12-02
Broadus, was In town the arst Of the

nroedus. was In town the nrst Of the
|. Giss Roae-Lee Daily. teacher .ef the
|4Feoh ocle61S was here Tor Theu49R1vs
ite ara fcaained for the teachers -
'cnafisy griffin and virgil p,xon]
were here Friday. 50
Enoch Griffin left the Peterson ranch
and returned last week 20 nts nome
In the Pumpkin creek country.
James steadman Jr. Of Loesch and
Max Weber Of Epsie were in town the
f1rst OF the week.
John volcott brought in a load Of
gasoline on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Clark, lessees Of
town the latter part 81 the week.
Mrs. Roy Lee during the week Wis.
Iited with her sister.in-law, Mrs. Henry
Phlllippi on the divide between the
Burt Wilson Sustained temporary in-
LURES Monday morning when he slip.
ned on the ice al. the well. ASteF az
IT, was fovnd tnas no
I r sore in his muscles he continued MS
duties as county treasurer.
Harry Fstch from pintele was in
ltown sunday.
c. L. Russell and sons and Henry
Phtllippi were IN town aur'"s 'ne
Tanlac has made life. worth living
lfor miNicns Of people who had almost
Eiyenno up RoP e Holt # win do the ; s.ps
A. !. Haley was in town Saturday
Ifroln his Little Powder river ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs william McVey were.
there from the r ranch the first OF
1.-THE week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Eue and Mr..
land Mrs. George Rue from Little POW
x0cr river were among arrivals III
IBroadus during the week.
i @. L. Cramer on Saturday was in
itown from the E-nivide.
Mrs Henry Kuhle was in town the
Halter part of the week on business
lmatters.
Mrs. ". T. Waite is visiting her
sister. Mrs Ray f. Tarbell on the Lit
tile Powder river, for few days
Reports have been received here that
1.-THE Moorhead Mercantile company
tcWned by Lawrence s. Son, have now
opened for business with. new ant
complete stock of groceries. genera
merchandise and hardware.
Il l. g. Sessions was in town Tuesda.
from Ranchcreek.
Rob Ecclcs from the Cross ranch
) TRANSACTED business in town Tuesday
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STACEY

Mr.. and Mrs. John 1.ap.rte are
spending the week in Miles City. He
is making rapid recovery frcm an OPP
Grafton performed since in Miles.
George Horkan moved part of his
cattle TO pastures near SelWay last
week.
Henry and Arthur koika made a
trip out from Miles with their truck
on Wednesday and report mere snow
nearer Miles City than here.
The snow and extreme cold the first
Of the week prevented many OF the
residents Of this community from
making visits over Thanksgiving with
re! atives living at a distance.
Il. l.. Decker. 4. Il. Kelsey and !. f.
Olson are spending the week end in
Miles attending to business affairs.
Mrs. Charles DAILY, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Bartholomew ana Robert ellsworth
and family spent Thanksgiving with
Mr.. and Mrs. Val Loesch.
a number Of our people are con-
templatinE attending the bazaar and
dance in celebration Of the opening CT
the new auditorium in Broadus De
ceniher 10th
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Serial No. os15s:

!. U. $; Land Office. Miles City, Mon-
"a WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice il hereby. given that the State
Of Montana, acting under the pr0vi.
sions Of an Act OF Congress. ap-
application. for the selections of the
following lands, to.wit:
I; & .; Sec: 81, +. IS, Il. AIM,
A copy OF the list OF said lands
has been conspicnously. posted in this
office for inspection by any person
interested and the public in general.
April IS, 1907. protests Or contest.
land Or any sabdiylsion thereof 90
the ground that the same is more
valuable for mineral than for agri.
cuitural purposes will be received and
noted for report to the General Land
office at Washington. D. G. Failure
state to said land before fnal .ap.
prevail will be considered sufficient
evidence Of it's nOn.Ynineral character
and the selections being otherwise
free from objections will be recon.
mended for approval.
c. ". MYERS.
D2-DS0 Register.
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Howard Aese he been visiting his
Miles City. co11l6g back IA the snow.
Robert p. Rice and Kenneth Bliss
and son ate Thanksgiving dinner with
J. ". Hydcs.
!. The dance 1t Cross s school house
drew a large crowd. The dancers took
time off t. ehariyari Mr.. and Mrs: Al.
I'm Day, who sbote married recently BY
Rev. John Duncan.
|. n. L. lskyhef has returued from.
Omaha. whore he went IN charge. ct
two cara Of cattle for others and him.
sen. He reports the market low.
lee II. Rayner ana family and Mrs.
In. L. Rayner spent Thanksgiving with
Frank Waters and family.
The children OF ]. w. fIyde have
been quit0 i'll with colds and sore
This week Kenneth. Bliss and J. w
Hyde were on the sick list this week,
Iamphear and Nr. Bottles, all Of Sci.
way, were Kingsley callers recently.
| The SeveyCVtC ana lewis schools
closed for the Thanksgiving vacation
with ojint program and debate al
the Lewis school house.
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Local MES

1 III - -
ne Il: s E ,:s os s:s hotel Aena'' even
The board Of county commissioners
day day and Wednesday, Of next week.
Hasvsy 8 Long has gene to Mount
ii, I:@ ...I Pane.a Of B'dd'e vas in town
]. q, Mitchell from Pumpkin creek
don for his wife who 10 on the sick
list.
sSs Ns sa vas ssps in saa, lss
s M Pinto snd brea3as. Other work
q excayation and allsns YIN f e 1Sns
s snesr asaec q hesa District No. ss
from an extended visit 70 Denver.
p. q. shiresnan. mail carrier between
Moorhead and Broadus. drove through
day.
1T put me. back on the payroll. g.!
can eat wh s,s;sr fro Manf ind new
These * ana many more expressions arg
their experience with Tanlac. $. a
The price OF Gasoi!us IN Maes Snts
local ioc 0p price, &C. gasoline still! retaining a
20 cents gallon t The EsSad rece I2sd
two consi gnments Of gasoline that re-
iieved a threatened gasoline famine.
Mr. and Mrs. @. ". cason. Mrs. Mar.
vim Force and Mr. and Mrs. Osa Fores
were in town Monday from Epsle.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Smith from The
olive country were in town Monday.
Chester weathers was over from th>
Epsie country Saturday.
Six cents was the reported price be
ing paid. for pork in Miles City thu
past week
The local price for but,erfat declined
another cent the past week. bringing
it down to % cents.
Mrs. Henry Taylor and children
have returned to their home on Ha!
Fork.
Arthur LeBrun has returned to hi
homestead after working the past fey
months in coal mines at Bear Creek
Stock Inspector Billy Ritehardso1
loaded his equipment onto his Fore
saturday and left that day for Eoze
man.
AL vannett from Hay creek was il
town Monday
Lee Richa rtlson from the Alzad
country, was in town Monday.
Byron Hurt and Fl. =. Daily of Pint
We're in town Monday.
John Eroaddus. Uncle Billy Wise
and Frank Wilson were among the ar
rivals in town Monday.
Dan Harvey and Mike Reardosn c
the E-Divide came to town Monday.
Bob Fudge Of Eidtile recently re
turned from a visit to Miles City. II
was in town sunday.
Tanlac now has the largest sale q
any medicine In the world There
a reason. $. a. Holt. I'D
Frank Allison was here IN bushes
matters Saturday
Tom Gilmore and wife and VIM. ]
Thompson from the Dlivo country wer
in town Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Montgomery re
been in both Belle Fcurche ant; Boy.
the past few weeks.
Chas. f. Huckins from Pinto VA
in town Monday
Sam Jarvis and Dan Gaskill WEI
here Saturday from Stacey
j. r. Robinson Of riniele was
town Sunday.
Stage fare. Broadus to Nnes City, re
duced from $40 to 81 each way. 1921
Pat Finnegan from the Little rive
was in town Saturday.
Jesse and William Hurley of Ranch
creek transacted business in town Sa,
urday.
W. G. McNicker was here from r
niaie sunday
Joe Klimek, homesteader nea
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SAND CREEK SCHOOL
Thy the Pupils.)

tEy the PupilsD
Mrs. Titus visited Mrs. Nick Ruby
few DAYS age.
The Lancaster children are now at
tending this school. We now have q.
pupils.
Glen Clark and family moved on TO
the Bloom ranch last week
The dance given by Mr. and Mrs.
HOPKINS at the old Lewis ranch last
Saturday was not we'll attended owing
to- severe weather, but those who went
report 4 good time.
Charles Smith bousH, all OIL Seth
CIarlI'S pigs last Thursday.
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DOYLE CREEK SCHOOL

A Thanksgiving play. written by the
eighth grade class, was given We'd
nestlay afternoon
A surprise party was rendered Mrs.
Nash by the nefGhbors. AL reported
a good time.
Many OF the children have been alb.
sent due to colds and sore threats.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING

Notice is hereby given that a spe-
cial meeting Of the Board OF County
Commissioners Of Powder River Coun-
ty. Montana. win be held on Thursday,
December 9Th, 1921, for the transact
ton Ct unfinished business. and any
other business which may legally come
before II.
BY order OF the Board Of County
Commis sioners.
r. r. WEST,
County Clerk and Recorder.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-17
BLIND CHAPLAIN'S SON
 AT LEGISLATIVE SESSIONS

One of the recipients of gift at the closing session of the house of rep at Hartford. was Joseph Charles Aver. the ive-year-old son of Chaplain EdwAr1 P. Aver, who Is act ing pastor of the Congregational church at Montville. The boy has accompanied his father ito legislative sessIons for some weeks and has become . fayorite at the state capitol.
 Every morning when the chaplain takes his place iat the rail for the pray CT the lite boy who has recently pass ed his fifth birthday Is wont to take his place at his fathers side and, with bow ed head, reverently give his attention
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-17

WHEN YOU WANT to put your busi- ness before the public, there is no medi- um better than through the advertising columns uf The Bulletin
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-17
Scandinavia,

ScandipSyIa is the classic name of the great peninsula of north Europe which con Drises the kingdoms of Nor way and Sweden. In a historical sense the term includes Denmark and Iceland, and in a literary sense the writings of all these countries and those of tie Swedish race In Finland. 4 Scandinavian may, therefore, be either Norwegian or a Swede.
 Man was made to mourn and woman was mad to see that he does.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-17

with the others to prayer by the chap lain. After the prayer he sits on the speakers dias back of :Se speakers desk and watches the proceedings in the house.
 The boy is named for his great-grard- father, JoseNA Charles Aver. Both men were ministers in Connecticut for nearly fifty years, while the boys father, the chaplain, has served churches in this state for about thirty years, so that, in a direct line this house has contrib utter 125 years of ministerial service to Connecticut
 It is interesting to not that the lads grandfather, Josepr Aver, served in the war of 1872 and IA at fort in Greton. this state, before entering the ministry.
Smyrna times., 1921-07-06
Semi-Anually: Due July Is, 1921

The r. L. Dongs Company of Penna
American Bronze Corp, Berwyn Pa ;.;.........31@9
American and Pezel Co., Philadelphia 20
American Motor Truck Co., Newark Ohio
c. Columbus Ohio
Vaughn Hamilton, Ohio ...........31aa6
The Mykantz Co, Columbus, Ohio
Engineering Sandusky Ohio .......31@Go
McCambridge Company, Philadelphia, Pa
Recording Devices Co., Dayton Ohio
Farms Industries Co.. Columbus, Ohio .34f
The BurtonTownsend Co., GAINESVILLE Ohio ............3a
Company, Philadelphia, Pa
The CraneOho Ice Cream Company Columbus, OHIO .3af
Franklin Brick and Tile Co, Columbus, Ohio ......3A%
Commercial Truck Company, Philadelphia, Pa 392e
The North Carolina Farms Co, Columbus, Ohio
Champion Engineering Co., KentOn Ohio
Works Meadvile Pa ...............396
Checks will be mailed
w. T. MALONEY County Manager.
DAVID CRAIG, District Manager.
r. ii. DENNEY, Local Representative
Smyrna times., 1921-07-06
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

superintendent C. W. w. Schantz,
Miss Ana Bell Beckett teacher of the
hghth Grade and Frank H. Hynsoa
instructor Of Manual Traing, all mem
osF; Of the faculty of Smyrna Special
School District, have gone to Colum-
ha University, New York. City to
laAs a special summer course. Miss
Lihel C. ROthwell, of this town, prin-
epal Of the Townsend Schols, has al
. gone to Columbia University to
aEe the course. They will do special
E'K to better equip themselves for
esVeOping their positions. The course
lasts six weeks.
Ms. v. D. Bush, Mrs. G. E. Grimm
and son, Joseph Grimm, of Ceilings
WOO, n. j., are guests of Mr.. and
ATs. Walter G. Tatnal.
M. J. Allison Start, Baltimore, Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph D. Stevenson. Of Will
nlgton, were guests of Mr.. William
b. Start over the Fourth.
y. M and Mrs. Harold Veasey and
Mss Ruth yeasey, of Wilmington,
ssIe guests over the week end of Mr..
aad Mrs. A. L. Hudson
Nh M and Mrs. Frank Bradway, of
isInlngtOn, have returned from a vis-
NJ and Mrs. Warner w. Price
y NJ Frank Hendrickson, of Trenton
..- ~ = mas retuned fom a visit to his
Igasas' nus Mrs. James P. Hoffecker ant
'is. Anna D. Hough.
p.1 1l' and Mrs. John L. Truax. Of
en-. SSmlaAlphia, spent the Fourth II
tives. - 'iieir smyrna rela'
Wst. N, and Mrs. Harry Garrison, Of
T'isa. Tinngton, D. C., were week enc
f.'s N. 0t Mrs. John Garrison.
d,na. y. and Mrs. J. Herbert Sitter an,
ssS ynler' me- Miss Marguerite, and MI
:, - ,lis ~. Frank S. Busser and dauph
ri, h, Miss Helen Busser, of PhiIadel
H. sa'I v' were the guests over Sunday an,
i n. Vr'urth Of Mrs. Joseph L. Beckett ,st,
W,siard H.. and Mrs. Edward Mckenzie. g
NJ uS1gton, ! 70 were week end visitors o
'l,. y. ). N. Farrell. '''''Oi' :
son ~, y and ID ! Mrs. Gordon Edwards an
juIy III, '.,I q Philadelphia, were Fourth S,ut % .
Coy Gos,1a Visitors to Mr.. and Mrs. G. err Fran
ebiId,..a IA. and Mrs. Faunt LEROY an
NJ 'ls1' zen {, Of Baltimore, are Wis visitin ,
M ana \ Mrs, n. F. Wilds. ''''i''
tq, IN, NJ, frank H. Hynson and daugl
s1t.3daIy aaIy, have gone to Lewes ee 'aus, ON !
y Anna HAZEL, of wilminuto,
Smyrna times., 1921-07-06
Use Ice
Save Food
Hitting at H. C. L.

The Clayton Ice Company, Inc, of
Clayton, Delaware, wishes to announce
to their Smyrna and Clayton patrons,
that effective at once, they will accept
orders for both refrigerators and ice
chests, to be selected from the Com
panys catalogues, and deliver same at
their patrons door at wholesale price
and without any margin of profit.
Smyrna times., 1921-07-06

RH Denney representative for the
ri DOllings Co., Investment Bank
,N. Philadelphia, Pa, returned on
Frdar from the Annual Convention of
tss Dolling's Eastern Organization,
vbieb was held at Bedford Springs,
Pa The business sessions were held
a Wednesday and Thursday in The
BEDFORD Springs Hotel. Nearly three
tudyed representatives from Penn
gYsnia, New Jersey, Delaware,
hrland and District of Columbia at
nsisd the convention, which was
surt the most successful the COM
my have ever held before. Messrs.
VT. Maloney, Dover, A. S. BLOW,
E.toa, and R. F. Fennimore, Middle
town. and R. H. Denney, Smyrna, went
ttn Delaware.
Smyrna times., 1921-07-06
NOTICE

DIR. Benjamin R. Veasey has remov-
ed his Offices to rooms 206-207-208 In
dustrial Trust Bldg, 10th and Shipley
Sts., Wilmington, Del.
Smyrna times., 1921-07-06

There was much interest in Smyrna
S,nriav over the Dempsey-Carpen-
!, fcbt at Jersey City and there was
=. = when the news came the Ameri-
!, ~ heavyweight retained his title and
I-o,EpJ :, nut the Frenchman in the
huth round.
Smyrna times., 1921-07-06
The R. L. DoIIings Companies
AND ALLIED INDUSTRIES
ANNOUNCE THE FOLLOWING PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDENDS:
Quarterly: Due July l, 1921

The R. L. Dollngs Company of Ohio q
The Clay Products Company, Brazil Ind 112 q
Smyrna times., 1921-07-06

r,., IN the State road above Smyr
i'l, ! nrocressing and cement is being
y y ! I sl fast as weather permits. There
= - =. 4 Jstolr above Blackbird and mo-
.,.i,t. : ! . are required to use the old road
:. ..'l1,, Ir,ion Church and thence to road
h Townsend.
Smyrna times., 1921-07-06
Semi-Anually: Due July l, 1921

The R. l. Doings Company Of Indiana =
The Anderson Fdry Mch. Co.. Anderson Ind Y
The Insey Mfg. Co.. Indianapolis Ind p
The Rude Mfg Co., Liberty, Ind ................312 312
The Service Motor Truck Co, Wabash ....... 31a
The Western Drop Forge Company, Marion, Ind .312
The Mi1boiland Mich Co Indiananols Ind az
The Steel Fabricating Cor Indianapolis, Ind
Smyrna times., 1921-07-06
FOR SALE

Queen incubator, new, Mrs. E. H.
Heverin
4-27-tf Townsend, Delaware
Smyrna times., 1921-07-06
s1YPNl AND VICINITY

Shl nv"
:. l,,n,. Of General Interest Cain
'h'T' i,', sred During tht Week
az l,t.sd y, satisfactiOn.-Adv.
,...,. for rent. Room for two
G'I'gs sso v v. BOehmler.-Adv.
,,.,. vopr poultry thrive. Use my
isla..1 AaLs ,Ibr brand Of poultry feeds; my
''le',asru ,na,isrrtuI,re.-J. Frank Webb.-Adv'
c;,i,er Ford had a carrier pigeon
. O@,ost .,rs to his home East Commerce
lt,'st .s-y over the Fourth. T,, It bore a "a; lag
s's Sli'- these S,s9 letters "C.B.55l64J". Mr..
Sl4 1,a 'll55l found the pigeon hanging
i.aSnd i~r his chicken yard.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-02

woven a romance or dramatic love
filled with poetic visions and governed
by tho Good and Evil influences of
this world symbolized in two remark
able characters. They are Good. en-
bodied by a street preacher, and Evil
portrayed by a Street fiddler. They
seem to set the mental directions of
our little people fitting thru this street
Of dreams and gaining a goal akin to
paradise even on this earth.
MIR Griffith has assembled a cast Of
rare talent to enact the roles of Dream
street" Carl Dempster is the Gypsy
Fair. Tho Spike" NcFadden of the
story IA taken by Ralph Graves. while
his brother Billie" is portrayed by
Charles Enmet Mack. Tyrone Power
10 ths symbolized street preacher for
Good and the Evil one in tho street
fiddler is done by Morgan Wallace w
j. Ferguson PLAYS Gypsys father and
the great Sway Wan. OF Chinese noble
birth, is impersonated by Edward Peii.
Dream Street" will he tho attraction
at the Majestic theater beginning
Sunday.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-02
Polm Anniversary Sunday and
An Week to Be Notable Epent

The arrangements for the celshratior
cf one yesr old Palm has indications
to excel all other efforts OF the past
Starting Sunday. a double bill will he
presented and ~ viii be chuck full Of
mirth. II Is tho chance for all Of
Pueblo to rejoice within the walls OF
tho Palm, Sunday and Moncnv.
Tuesday and Wednesday brings forth
big feature and sorne musical num-
hera that will surely please.
Thursday. Friday and Saturday
Connie TslradEs Will appear in her
latest picture. 'tessonB in Love" and
\ bis musical number will mako the
finale for tho anniversary week.
Norma TnlmndEe supported by
FuEenc o'Rrier. Is tho attraction NJ the
Palm today and tomorrow. In which
Norma displays Erea, emotiornlisn, \ q
The Moth" Scared by sorrow and
scorchod by scandal. Lucy Gillian. The
Moth fiuttered hslplesaiy and dan
rerously on tho verge Of disrra-N and
destruction until ono who know and
understood broke down s-erinEiy i'm
rsssahle barriers and uved h>r in
spite Of herself
Remarkable supporting cast. irciud-
Ing Hassard short. Donald Hail and
others
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-02
Clyne Theater Tonight

Mildred Harris Chaplin, divorced
wife of Charlie Chaplin Will be the
star at the Clyne theater this evening
In thrilling drama, Polly OF the
Storm Country As Polly Hopkins.
Mrs. Chaplin is seen in surroundings
that threaten to throttle the strong
love for life and humanity which she
has instilled in her heart as a result
of the teachings Of old granny Hope.
Many events conspred to take the
love out OF Polly's heart. Her grand
mother dies, her brother-in law Is
torn from the side of his wife and
newborn babe. her father is Jailed on
a false charge and finally the authori-
ties are sent to take from her little
crippled Jerry. her tiny brother. It Ia
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-02
THE FARMERS EASY LIFE

The farmer leads cheerful life
He quits his bed at four O'Clock
To split the kindlinc for his wife
And start the fire and feed the
stock.
Al five or six he feeds the cows.
At seven perhaps he ho~s the corn
At eight no takes the field and plows
Till mother blows the dinner corn.
At one maybe he plows some more
or roofs the barn or mends the
fence.
or straightens up the harnroon floor.
And then his other tasks commence.
At six no has a bit to eat.
But there is still an hour Of light.
And so he labors with the wheat
or gives the coops coat OF white.
And yet the city man declares
Most every evening TO his wife,
Tn tired of all the days affairs
l wish had a farmers life"
Trinidad Picketwir~
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-02
GAVE THE BLUFF
TO AG|TA1ORS
AND IT WORKED
rhs Af,nr.nola sun

rho Nanr,nola Sun
ohaaloupe growers IN the vicinity Of
- and Rocky Ford were sSperienc-
inu!l sorts Of trouble last week with
- An lahorers who were being cor
rOh by agitators from old Mexico,
r. kxfts;ors werc going about among
tho Mexican pickers ard urging them
70 e ktke for higher wages, with the re-
.uh that a great number had quit work
.n1 fhe growers were unable TO get
thao3 crops to market
IT. matter came to n head Wedns--
DAY when growers. business men and
tho marshal at Svink invaded the
80 or the enemy and put them 10
ntrA Tho Swtnk delegation was arm
eAHath all sorts OF weapons and sew
. bho's wsrs fired over the heads OF
,h1 Aisaicsns for moral effect Three
~ 1puntry MeSicans were arrested and
a 3 trial In a justice court, were given
1E1S days IN tsil.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-02
"DREAM STREET" SOON
TO BE SHOWN HERE

Dream Street Is the latest screen
effort to come from D. w Griffith. 1t
is tale of romance and love and
laughter, symbolized with Good and
EVIL influences lending an enchant-
ment rarely seen in such cinema pro
ductions. The ideas are Griffith, while
the characters are taken from two
stories of Thomas Burke known as
Gina of Chinatown" and THE Sign
of the Lamp" The locale is set in
Limehouse London. Altho it might be
said to encompass the world when it
comes to. the final analysis of the hu-
mans who trip gayly thru the several
scenes of dramatic effects directed by
Mr. Griffith.
A trinity of characters In the persons
of a. young girl, Gypsy Fair. Spike"
NcFadden and his brother, Billie" are
the youthful creatures around which Is
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-02
Critoher Theater Tonight

That sterling stage and movie star.
William Faversham. delighted capac-
ltv audiences At tho Critcher theater
'ast evening by his superb work IN
the drama, The sin That Was His. 90
and tho same attraction will be re
peatcd this evening That the man
who tries to do tho right thing ig frr.
dueniy misunderstood and YER,
wronEfully mistudEed ia zhovr, in
The sin That Was His" Mr. Fpver-
sham is essn gambling with ? drunk
on boy and taking hts money away.
~" is censored hv men who DO not
know that hiE real motive Va to scare
the boy. show him tho evil results
or drinking and gambling and then
Etvo hia money hack. Later on. while
on an errand Of Eood. he "a taken
for burglar and then accused Of
murder. How he IA won back to a
better life with faith TN his heart for
mankind. makes 2 story that vies with
the hest Of tho seasons offerings in
tho matter Of sustsined interest and
suspense.
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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-02

then that hate is implanted in the
heart where love once ruled
And an entire community becom es
spellbound under the terrible torture
that Polly designs for the woman
who betrayed her faith. But that tor
ture is never inflicted for a. love-light
diffusee the clouds above storm
country" and the rainbow of peace
and contentment is discovered