davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Great Falls tribune., 1921-01-23

WATROUS-Services will be con
Quoted at the w. H. George company
chapel at 4:30 o'clock this afternoon
for Mrs. Sarah Catherine Watrous
grandmother of Mrs. Frank Mock OF
this city. The Rev. e. r. Francis OF
the Christian church will officiate
The body will be forwarded to Des
Moines, Ia, Monday morning.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-01-23
DEATHS and FUNERALS

SNOW-Funeral services for Bert
Snow will be held at the T. F. O'Con-
nor company chapel at 2:30 o'clock this
afternoon. The Rev. Daniel Bryant Of
the Baptist church will officiate. Burial
will be In Highland cemetery. The
funeral will be in the charge Of the
Mill and Smeltermen's union, Of which
Mr. Snow was a member.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-01-23

ADOLPHSON : Emile Adolphson,
formerly deputy sheriff at Stockett.
died in the city yesterday morning.
The body is at the w. n. George COM
pany chapel. Arrangements for the
funeral will be announced later.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-01-23

NELsON-Yhe body Of Andrew Mel
son, father Of Louis Nelson. residing
at 3O5 Fifth street southwest, Is at the
w. HI. George company chapel. Ar
rangements for the funeral will be an
nounced later.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-01-23
County Clerk and Ex Officio Registrar.
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION OF
TIME APPOINTED FOR PROVING
WHTY. ETC
PROBATE DEPARTMENT.

NOTlCE OF
TIME APPOINTED FOR PROVING
WILL, ETC.
PROBATE DEPARTMENT.
In the District Court of the Eighth
judicial District of the State OF Mon
tana. In and for the County OF Cas-
cade.
In the Matter Of the Estate of John
Lloyd Jones, Deceased.
Pursuant to an order of said court,
made on the 18th day Of January, 1871,
notice IL hereby given that Wednesday,
t;le End day Of February. 1921, at 10
O'Clock a. M. Of said day, at the court
room OF said court, In the city Of Great
Falls, county Of Cascade, has been ap-
Ing the will OF said John Lloyd Jones.
deceased. and for hearing the applica-
Issuance to him OF letters. adninistra-
ton with the will annexted,, when and
where any person interested may ap-
pear and contest the same.
Dated the 18th day Of January. 1921.
ALEX REMNEAS, Clerk.
(SeaI
First publication January 16. 1921.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-01-23
DEATHS AND FUNERALS

BENNET-Mrs. Bessie Bennett. aged
3S years, wife Of Howard G. Bennett,
at the home yesterday morning. The
funeral will be held at the w. H.
George company chapel at 2 o'clock
on Monday afternoon. The Rev We're
v. Loper Of the Congregational church
will officiate. Burial will be in High
land cemetery.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-01-23

sPENCE-The funeral OF Mrs Mary
Isabel Spence, wife of John G. Spence
of 520k Fourth avenue south, will be
held at the w. H. George company
chapel at 3:15 o'clock this afternoon.
The Rev. Leo L. Totten OF the Presby-
terian church will officiate. Burial
will be in Highland cemetery.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-01-23

NIcCONNELL-Funer services for
Edwin Mcconnell were held from the
T. F. O'Connor company chapel at 8
o'clock yesterday afternoon. Burial
was in a Great Falls cemetery.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-01-23

MUELLER-The body OF William
Mueller is at the T. F. OConnor COM
rangements will be announced upon
the arrival of brother from Missouri
Great Falls tribune., 1921-01-23

OLsON-The funeral OF Mrs Paul
inc Olson, wife Of Arne Olson OF Belt,
will be held at the w. H. George COM
pany chapel at 1880 o'clock this after
noon. The Rev. A. G. Lunde Of the
Norwegian Lutheran church will Off
ciate. Burial win be In Highland cene-
terry
Great Falls tribune., 1921-01-23

LIMA e. RINAN ASKS DIVORCE
Suit for divorce was brought in dis.
trict court Saturday by Lima E. Ri
nan against John f. Rinan, withdrawal
of the files by plaintiffs counsel pre-
vented the nature of the charges
against the defendant from becoming
known.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-01-23

The mean annual rainfall for the en-
tire earth is SO inches.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-01-23

The bible mentions use Of silver first
as money.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-01-23

RED BLOOD COR9USCLES in
your blood and each one must
have iron. Don't try to fool"
yourself into thinking you are
a man Of red blood and iron"
when you have good reason to
suspect that you are not-con-
slider the SIZE OF YOUR BANK
BALANCE and what success
you have had in life. A MAN IS
ONLY PART OF A MAN WHEN
HIS BLOOD LACKS IRON.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-01-23

Many a capable man falls just
SHORT OF SUCCESS
NEARLY GETS THERE" BUT
NOT QU1TE-simply because
he lacks sufficient iron in his
blood to give him the physical
strength and power to furnish
the proper FORCE TO HIS
BRAIN and the STAY THERE"
STRENGTH TO HIS WILL"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11
AnuSenentS
'Ot TSIDE TIN LAW"
NOW SCREEN SUCCESS
To M DRiMirlLED.

With hooking ~ the Priscilla Dean
feature outside tho Law" for local
howing. news comes from Universal
city that TOD Browning author and
producer ~ the underworld film epic
working upon stage drlmatizatiun
4 his picture This b. one ~ The first
instances 81 drnmp. written specially
.rr The screen, being adapted o. m,
iag, Q, indicates the reversal ~ tra
liti"n. tina, modern film production has
TuuEht about
Whether Priscilla Dean. who stars
% tho nlm 90 be- shown ~ the Mission
Theatre t'duy. viii b. released by Cul
la"mmi, so that she may play IN The
.He, version D. not yet known.
u h. considered probable. however
bar lon 'nurv will take his Sam'
lHft uh.n outside the Law" b. staged
'hn,N lrkn.wl,dgcd tho foremost
ti. duua'i, actor ON the American
.sur.u. BE- ti'd up iy NJ contracts. Al
hUHlh h.s weekly salary runs int
four figures CLANCY still maintains hi.
I,rd,u t- film "ireplancr."
o,hru ut the east. l.. \. Warren
.t.h Lewis Wheeler Oakman. Mel
auu, Ma,l Iwcll and Wilton Taylor
r, Veterans 90 the stage and miy
mu ri.y turakc thu silent for "a
trid.st drama. In order 10 appear IN
taI. Dle.rh rarts
Tint Tod browning has ample MA
.uH fI r. smashing stage drama o..
human hearts with underworld aimus
Yh.r, and ou undcrcurrent 81 original
philosophy BEL thc opinion ~ critics wh,
hbl. viewed outside the Law Thcii
unanimous verdict however. Is that
rue Uf tho foremost masters of art and
design. in 10" theatre, should be- en-
trusted with ~ staging in order o. rr
miu the Photographic artistry 10 th'
film
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11
]. N. GREEN FILES
SUIT AGAINST CITY
MAN AND WIFE ARE MI RED
WHEN STREET CAR WRECK.
I'D THEIR FORD.

suit vas filed in district court Thurs.
day. asking Ter damages against the
-!tv uf Amarillo IN the sum .of ssieg.
J. " and Ida NJ Green are the plain.
Lfi'
Al a. Il Mrs. G,cen were injured by
collision with q ,i'y street ear Dcccm.
brr %. i1?o. and rs\Green asks 81.
500 dgin,gcs besides S2l9 expense
worcy. : ". Green alleges $500 dam.
ases and $40 expense.
Alicga, ons set out IN the petition are
10 the cffec, that plaintiffs. with their
children. were driving west on Tenth
street IN their Ford truck. when the
ear siallct un the car track at the
"ulk street crossing.
Tho street car northbound. struck
the stalled car. Il is alleged. throwing
Mrs. Green out and dragging her some
distance. several ribs ~ defendant were
broken ana bruises sustained. according
Ia the a.l,g tons. j. NJ Green alleges
damage ~ the result ~ being struck
by protection u the car. which pierc.
"a ms l,g.
Ben II sione and Miller a Gulcke
a." attorneys Tor the Greens.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11

d In the United states and. while there
Is nothing slow In How ;o Speak Per
tcct American Slang" IL still unfinished
"Du YOU like your part ~ the actress
In Ny Husbands other WIFE, sh,
vas asked while making that ncWcs,
{. The J stuart Rlacktun productions
showing a, the Liberty Thalrc today
md saturday
Yes indeed" Miss Dreamer started
n reply. and then amcndcd a humorous
.parkl" IN those gorgeous blk brown
yes II hers. In say do as they
say"
Miss Dreamer says that Australian
dang n quite different from American
md some II our slang phrases sud
'cnly sprung upon an unsuspcciinr
australian would shock him H. pieces
For instance" Miss Dreamer illus
rated Il say like To- bum around.
md I've said nothing shocking u
American. hut Australians would clc
.atc their eyebrows and BE- horriilod--
go bum around means something en-
ir,ly different to them
Moral Du your cumming around In
America
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11
oil PROSPECTS IN
.CH|LDREss COUNTY
ARE VERY BRIGHT
DRiiI.ERs HAVE NEVER DOtBT
I'D THE ULTIMATE OUTCOME
az DRILLING THERE.

Prominent among tine visitors On
Amarillo yesterday was D.. u DcvOl.
who H. In charge Of The drilling IL the
Chlldress 90 veil Toe y.aiur states
that the prospects near Childrcss, ac-
coIdlng to his estimate are just as
brigh, as at any time In the past, and
he has never dogbt,d the ultimate out.
come 81 the drilling there.
The head u this company is Marcus
l. Fay. man o, much wealth ~ Du.
luth. Minnesota Mr. Fay si--uds quite
a biz Il his time IN the Texas field
'rt has a. pres,nt returned to his
home.
The visitor declares that his pruposl.
ton u going god. and that within a
comparatively short tim" b. expects
evidences - substantial nature. as Ia
the ~ with which h. believes the
Childr, ~ country e. BE- und,Tluld lie
will remain In Amarillo u icw diys
prior o. returning o. take active charge
q the work az the well.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11
TRAVELLERS PROTECTIVE
ASSOCIATION LIKELY
Be ORGANIZED IN CITY

T. y Mulk,y, ~ sherman. and WI
liam O'Ndl - Denver are in Anna.
rillo Tor the purpose uf organizing "a
local body - thu Travellers Protective
Association u America They ARE IN.
ihusiastic over the outlook in cunucy.
lion with their enterprise, and state
that q banquet will be- rendered with
The compliments u col Thompson. II
the Amarillo Hotl SATURDAY March
- al : O'Clock On the evening al
which business SESSION and election
Z 'ffic,rs hr, 90 boz features
This organization H. strong on ~ ap
peal o. tho travelling m,u not merely
On account ~ 90. Insurance features.
lut alsp h,,nu~" o. is concerned with
lust ~, problems that confront him
. ,v,s tuu. If a 900 ulU, and ir
truth travelling mems protective W
ganizatlon and s su framed and upyr,t.
4 as O. render much general service O.
b. knight 81 the grip commercial
ugr. pr missionary
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11
Juror Snhpnnaed.

Subuucnacs have been served on a
Jurors iu. the first week of the ten week
term OF district court that opens Mon
Day, March "a.
rh' jurors Nii d.. Arthur V HnEun
Harry e, Comfy. ". Rex Altman. Ern
rst u. Cs.tt'udon. Robert \. Grimes
tluyd D.v"up. n. James T. johnson
~. &,lrr I'acock. -. ". Harrison
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11

Chgilcs a. blodsoc. Raphael ~ Davcn.
lf't. J,s,Ih ". caldwell, W. \ Askcw,
luhcs = Nuuicll. william v Hollcss,
Edward Little. GRADY G. Mobiles, Glen q.
CizI"ll. John - Price. Elmer w Blair,
Walter y. liruwn, j. Nnr.l Muorc, II.
T. Canudc. Ch,"'rr laruc,. Thomas q.
uabh Harry llarrpve. James T.. Lee
Ncvuc. Stanley \. Mariinck. \. II An
dcrsun. Albert l.. Randall. Grover e.
Mcdaniel, l,oss y. Rogers II u. Mar
tn. Der' Abrams, W \. Smith Ra.
mund D.. Brnlcy, Charles \. Chris,oph,
Walter u Allen.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11
SYLVIA DREAMER IEiR>s
iMERiCiN SLANG

sylvia Rr.mu,r j. trying her b"s,
tD learn American slang Not because
sho thinks % h. nice 90 be "slangy.
but heraus. IL II ever source u won
der t. her sylvia halls from faraway
Australia Three years ago she land
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11
BISHOP Will. PREACH At
POi.k STREET VI. n. CHURCH

Bishop W. =. McMurray. NJ Louis.
VILE. ky. presiding bishop ~ the
Northwest conference. viii breach nj
The polk Street Methodist church to.
night at seven o'clock. Everybody In.
Vitrd Go be- present Tor the service.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11

Don't get u divorce III you zee "Aiy
Husbands other wife" at the Liberty
Theatre to-day and saturday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11

tn. iAadder and the poppy are in.
dsfiniiy'y stated 10 have originated in
the Basp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11
Introducing the
Automatic.
Auction Sale

in which you make your own price on novel and at
tra.'ive offerings i'll gilt and goods, useful and
beautiful things from all departments of our biz store
Saturday morning OF our windows will be filled
with wonderful assortment OF merchandise incud-
ing articles OF service and value to every member OF
family and ranging in price from few cents to many
dollars. At nine o'clock in the morning every article
will be worth the regular price which ii has been
selling On everything OF $40 value less the price
will be reduced l-cent per minute until the item is
Sold On the larger items the price will decline 81 per
day until taken this rate OF reduction varying slightly
on some things that will be cut down more the first
few days.
Ia 4 toilet set. a leather purse. book or ioui-
40 tain pen starting at s. at . O'Clock will be
ike worth 81 less in 100 minutes, or by | - p. IN.
IN. can be purchased Tor only cent
lilo a splendid little folding typcwr,cr table
mahogany finish, very serviccablc in any
office or home regularly priced at $500 will drop 81
each week day until il is taken by some who knows
just how long to wait Some lady will get $3.50
hand fooled Cordova Leather Purse at snap by
watching the window.
YES there will be dolls Tor the little girls and other
things for boys. and books at bargains Tor everybody
The zero price level will be happening all through the
day on something YOU may want BE on hand al the
start and YOU can figure out about what YOU wan,
and the price you will pay and YOU will know about
when it reaches your pile-proyded someone else
isn't just minute more flush.
d USSELL g TOCKRELL
~ UePanhandie u Printing O.,
Our business Is 10 Help Your Busfness"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-30

In this lot there are about II styles of shos.
oNords--a all strictly up-to-the-minute; they are
tho best IN our stock. II YOU overlook this offe
purchases.
Mems Shoe Shop-Basemer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-30
EDGAR A. GUEST
ON VICTOR RECORDS
An Announcement Of Interest
20 Admirers OF Wcll-known
Poet,

ths yer-,. Of Edgar A. Guest srol
quite possibly better known than TIE
literary rroduction 81 ahy other slnslc
ilNins American. iio ~ "Thc poct Tha,
Nj America Reads" tits poems 40
ifintUd a. a daily service IN a larg
uhaln oC newspapers. ~ which Every
NrninH ia ono, covering every part
ol The United states
Mr. Guest if known no, only through
the puhliratlon of his poems by tho
newspapers, but no y also In great de-
msnd as a public speaker. and "a lyccum
reader of hl. own poems. Tho many adj
initcrs ~ Mr. Guest ana his literary cf-
forts vii ho glad TO learn that he has
made Victor records OF some % hts bet
ter known poems and that these records
will he announced 10 the public from
time to time by tho Victor Talkine
: Machine Company in the usual way
Mt Guest wRs horn ~ Detroit. NiCn..
something less than forty years ago.
lie passed The grcatCr part of his life
There, hcrlnuing nj an early axe To
contribute rhymes 90 newspapers. lie
later developed into "columnist
succeeding, on the Detroit Free Press.
to Tho work 90 mon ilko Z. u. Lewis
NJ, Sund."l Robert Rarr. Char.cs
lollon Adams. "U,ttie Nawc1b
A sireuasl," and Kari Edwin Hartman
Ills fret book was published IN 1910.
iour years later the Rotary club of
Detroit became interested. In iai6 he
published what ia probably hts best
known work. a Heap CO iavin'." Others
relieved M moro or less quick success
sinn. Including his wartime volume
'ovcr hcrc." of which ihc first edition
"a $4,000 copies was sold before IL lofi
The press. ln ieia ho vhs elected pres
idcni ~ the American Press 1iumorlsta.
Mr.. Guests work has been compared
h. That of James Whiicomb Riley. Eu-
renc ricid, nnd wnl Carleton. Tech
nicai'y, u is even simpler, II anything
Sea form.
L Tho themes OF AR, Guest and his
personal stylc-arc ~ the kind which
appeal go the million. llo has In truth
found welcome place IN millions Il
American homes. and In the hearts of
lllliuns of thV lcEs sophisticated ~ his
ruuntfNmen. Vie poems are ~ All
tincs easy to read. perfectly comprc-
a.usihin even to children. and ess.v
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-30
SENATOR BALL TO
WASHINGTON WOMEN
Talks on Subject Of Extending
Franchise to Residents OF
District OF Columbia.
n'.ela, rlsra,sN From irysry Eycnins's

SPECIAL rlrratch FROM rvery Evenings
Washington Correspondent
Washington pcc. ao.--Scnator l..
i,rirler rail q, pclawar. addressed
llo District icdcration of Womens
cubs, "Wednesday night at the Had
l~Ash Hotel. when he outlined plan
y, which the District ~ Columbia
NAV have the right to vote Tor frcsi-
den, aud oicct n Representative and
senator IN Congress and s,ill retain
t,e prcsen, form of district govern
m.ni.
senator Hall. who is chairman OF
th, senate District committee. was
asked 90 enllshten tho Federation on
tho matter IN hand. and he did so
without ,ommi,tins himself 90 the
usr Ills committee has hcicre it
legislation icoklng 90 franchise for
The pisiric, NJ Columbia, and Senator
Han Thought n Improper for him 90
puhliuiy proclaim his views ON the
matter. .o ho restricted HIS remarks
h. the explanation of contemplated
plans fcr partial franchise.
There have boon several expert
nisntn VA the District" he declared.
hut tho present form Of government
hss given We the best system of all.
N any change n made u must Mt
least provide for one equally ne good.
rhla prs-,nt form ~ government s.
ono ~ tho best An tho world. and tho
three commissioners appointed by tho
President are aproinscd Nv "a patriot,
who has tho beat interest OF the
clty a heart,
"in sskinE for n new form Of gov
eminent, tho ptstrlat must realize
tho seriousness ~ the financial situa-
tion n the city had, 60 appropriate
all tho money Cor public matters in
stoad ~ Congress bearing "a portion
~ The expense. Moreover. the city
cf Wanhinrton haH Representative
IN ovrty Representative and Senator
on the illll, for washlnrton u our
capital CITY. and ~ such has the
sitrntlon ui an.
"ilut Washington ir, Senator rsll
continued "cnincntlv entitled 20 all
the pfivileTes ~ any city because Of
iia intvllec,, patriotism and cduva
tloual qualifications. In tho last war
the District save many more than i,s
quota of hrs'c men. nut under all
rircumstanccH. ConeTcss must con-
ucl Washington. and never give a
over % any local government | am
imposed 90 any legislation go change
he form ~ government
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-30
LESS RIVER TRAFFIC.
According to Statistics Of tho Harb0r
Commissioners.

According TO Charles II. Cant busi-
ness manager OF tho Board OF Harhor
Commissioners. tho present month
shows a decrease In traffic on the
Chrlstiana river. as compared with
that of last month. when approximate
~ 30 boats per day were recorded
passing through the Pennsylvania
railroad drawbridge. This month, ac-
cordlne to tho report, traffic has aver
aged from 20 to % n day.
For the purpose OF registering the
correct depth Of tho water ut the new
marine terminals and 10 ascertain the
tide. an automatic tide gauge Will be
installed today on the new docks n.
the terminal.
The work on tho terminals, Mr.. Cant
declared. is progressing ut n moderate
rate OF speed and the new project
should ho ready for operation early
next September, AZ the present time
the yardmasters Office and cafeteria
arc being finished. The contractors
have encountered some difficulty with
the condition of the ground and aU'
making additional studies OF condi-
tons I'm come sections.
- -
Better watch that cashier. lie
apes the idle rich" you figure that
he may also monkey with the booksY
IL louisville Couricr-Journal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-30

sale discriminating
mW
hn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-30
emorlzcd. His output has been large.

uemorlzcd. His output has been large,
one OF the terms OF his newspaper con-
tracts at one time being the writing
of n poem every day.
The Victor records of Mr.. Guest arc
q, uhly interesting to his many adm'r-
crs; they do not simply hear his ut
terances. they hear them In his own
voice. and he thus becomes n living
presence among them.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-30
PEOPLE EATING
YEAST FOR HEALTH
I urn To Concentrated Tablets
EasIcf To Take Proper Dose
Results q uickcr.
koCAL DRUGGISTS NOW
HAVE "vITAMINE" TABLETS

WITH tho announcement that nodern
rh"inl strs h"t produced highly concen-
rated. Easy 20 take tablet. containing a
>nsdr from y~sst Fat soluble A yitamine
g,r Thousands ~ people In this Nicioity
have taken up the Vitamine treatment for
ottt*r health. cunstipa ton. pinlpcs hoils
rNrhunclrs etc
Ttpse rbos.rho Nitamine Tablets are
ssa alo~sd with q moathful Of water after
u,etls and do not upset the s,ou,ach Are
plea saut 20 sse Keep u1c6uitey ars
luorr esonomiciA. r"suqs are quicker
bruaGeA prain' tins nd~er aud better
Taf Inc name lrN1ns Laboratory. Wheel
WIS " Va on the bottle j. a rtarap,ee of
hns~t qlshi, Write for lres psmphlct or
Nrt . bottle ~ 90 Pnpk-Pho Nitum ne
sblsts ~ the nearest drtIe store
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-30
CALANTHE LODGE ELECTS.

Calanthc Lodge. knights Of Pythias
elected officers on Tuesday night as
follows:
Chancellor commander. William S.
Anderson; yicc-chancellor. Burton
Meyer prclstc. Harry Daily: master
Of work. Melvin +. Anderson keeper
OF records and seals, Harry r. VIII
son; master OF cxchequer. William r.
Wilson; master Of finance. Harry T.
Keen; master at arms. George Stew
art. inner guard. William II. Hum
mol. outer guard. William Nceman:
representative =, TO Riyerview Cemetery
Co. Harry 4. Doud: representative
10 N. of L. Hall Co, Msrrett u. Fish
or: Rank Team captain. Norman Il.
Turner. director of orchestra. VIII
liam =. Anderson; auditing commit
tee. NJ. ID. Fisher. ~. Q. Rentz, II, Il.
Wilson.
------1
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-30

Blg values in small type--classlfled
ads.--Acv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-30
Whom Did You Forget?

In making your gifts Christmas isn't there whom
forgot? Very likely there and such the you'd better
consult this list which contains suggestions practical
Years gifts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-30
Regular $500
Laird & Schober's
Russia Calf Oxfords

Yes, indeed, genuine Laird & Schober Oxfords
in strictly up-to-date styles, all OF which have the
popular military heels. True, the sizes ere some-
what broken, but you will be almost sure to End
yours Well worth the attempt at any rate
The Washington times., 1921-04-08

MISS MARGARET PEGGY"
GRACE, who has filed
action for sl0O 900 against Rob.
ert n. DObbins, Boston real
ostate operator, alleging breach
Of promise to marry.
The Washington times., 1921-04-08

A COMPACT, clasp-l o c K
pocket threatens to displace
the First National Bank"
which has done so creditably
for so many years. The stock
ing pocket is the latest innova-
tion brought forth by Dame
Fashion.