davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-24
RECgPERE FL vIGOR
PERDlO
nLA VIDA SIN sALuD Y vl0oR
rs UN MARTlRlor

Cundo ell vigor Sc ACADIA, cuand0 81
mgado. los 1ihgnes y "a est0mago no
Ifuncioran bien, 81 sueho no refroscai
la meinoria Eaila. nnando sc siente
Bereioeo ? frl8te. Gin games de- tfaba-
jar q sin amino para luchar, alntiendo
un maiostr ZEN aenr1al es D eeno
que 81 histema necesita auxilio.
Mncbos &c han dirlgido a nos0tros,
bhiruidndo aKtio. cnadd0 creian Que
no hahfa coaa cue, los curara. TO
NODARri da fh6raaSy Fisof, asisdeh-
30 a la naturaleza en- So obra de re-
csiperncion. Mando hoy mismo 500
por una GAIA, 40 a1Hciehts para nn
entero. y ~convenzase de sug
mnfayfllosos Tasultados. - carantIas
Dlncro ~devuelip, 81 noda s~atlsiacel6n
complete.
DUus PRODUCTS COMPANY
Lnptd. 1lf 32e Rtqa1 Chicago "a
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-24

I'm vieio solterdn ride con pa ANA de
gobiernoe que es muy ~resp0ndona.
-Pof3 altm0--ice adieI hry fafio.
no.. q listed no le tOca hncer mas
que 10 que 70 mand0 70 .estoy on mi
casa. 49,.
~ Que2-responde tranquilamente
Ia muior.-acaso no ostoy 70 tambidn
en- la casa de psiedf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-23
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
TO ENTERTAIN CATTLEM[N
Banquet Al lone Hotel Thursday
Evening Will BE Big Event
Every Citizen In City Is
Invited

The menhevhip ~ lha ehsmAfr rs
commerce HAS seen specially lpsHr
~ participate in fhe reception eae
banquet ~ ~ given h' taW ehsnnef
a. commerce O. le Ssouhofa 'llfi.
ers association al gho lone FhngsAas
evening O'Clock II is aNo o1fie
ihat about too VISITORS Nlll Ne 81 teai
ard every menber should bolp - iss
reception and cnterfalnneni hY hNia
presence and participation
Mos, OF these visitors afe rfeTlr
cnl sirkmen ~ hngan npniv ant
the Guthrie buslucsa nen mns de
tole little ilmH to THEM Tie Wis
shorihorn sale viii open AZ ne itf
grounds promptly At aDe y me Frl
day afternoon. and every heAhr
mag IN Guthrie must be there g fo~
these men that We are Win thsn NJ
such an important event Thls So
means you anil should hol reanlre INV
further urging TO secure your ae'.Fe
ass anee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-23
TRAP LOSES IN FIRST
ROUND oF TRIAL

Oklahoma Ctts Mareh. sf
chances Tor attorneys for ~ E
Ttapp lieutenant governor - ~; r.
putlican members IL the hons a.
representatives on tie witness stand
ard question them A. to eaacns ~
iion On the Trarp Impeachment
charges faded away last n'eht Ihe
senate sitting A. court ~ empeash
mtnt voted ato In the Afternoon r.
strike from tho respondents mofioa
70 qssash toe indictment the anega
sions couecrninE lack of evidence he
fore the house ~ Representatives III
voting for the articles " mpeach-
ment Chief Justice Harrison pfessd
INK officer of the court ruled that the
motion % strike should he sustained
and The court ~ lts vote assenied o.
that railing
The third groana Va saa motion p
qtssh. wh. alleges thc oifens
charged are nos impeaeha-'e win IA
argued today
The trial gives promise ~ being
long drawn out affair Every move
IS being bitterly fought Procedure
IL sho last~r pa~ ot yesterdays ses
son ~as Scarcely orderly and pr
soual references were eSchsn9ed ey
adpinsstrasion and ans adniusira
ton fsn4a rats
There rs pussib'i q ctr aifrmpi
viii be made thss afta ruoon go
euaslaer the vote ~ which fhe hoase
managers motion 10 strike oat was
sustained An Republican senate 5
ana seven Democratic ones voted fof
the motion. The house has completed
amendments 70 tho hill making aprrs
lriatons for state Institutions fer the
next hleunlum and 4 ii now ready
.or tina passage
The boxing bin wh.rh vas gp fnr
final passage BY the senate after hAy
INK passed the house was referred . 70
"a size ian committee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-23
May 90 After
affair Board
In Mem ATTACK

oF'ahema City MAmh "a A
foppH STACKING shs state noaet
~ affairs viii be read - me ,o~
~ hpuse ~ me Legislature tass a.
daf according % nssn,bess :, ,as
hause Investigating committee
TIE conduct 81 ,he tasrt Y
disbursements - maaeg ~ssn bs
fF'sleifed Nv shs report ublsn
will also ash ne resignation ~
fnsmebfs pf ths boafd ID was
learned ~ ~vl informed s.ssis.
= ~ss unesrssesa that sbs -
p~fi would a'acA N sartssula
ne boards haasl.ng ~ public
printing ana lis ansgss faltars so
charges Zoe blas fof ssr,alr uofs
Charges 'ha. she boaea ala aos ia
contracts 20 ths loves, blaasr.
also vii be contained in ths ss
port a was iearrsd srom ths
sans source.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-23
BAPTIST REVIVAL To
CLOSE AFTER TONIGHT
Big Jim Made Many Converts
To Christ BY HIS Wonderful
Eloquence and Conyinc
ing Address

The revival tha. hAs been coaan,
ed for she paT' two veeks ut ihe nap
siss chnrch " 80 close tonight
An ,hns~ NAo haee MOT heard Rv
% VIII have one more oppowuni !
soaeht The revival Whish has been
und1cied IN pr JAmss kramer att'
MS as~o. o.laies VIII close toutRht Df
manners aefm~A ~ill ~ "Ase Yoa
Riding ihc Hind nAegAee Eysrs.
ono eonie carls a avo'a she rash
camc ena hr4ps tbat friend who h,s
aot heari ilr kramer saerial music
~ Nr saxon
Tuesday nighi DR. ksmer preached
cn the iheme What Is the renaY
donablc sin This was ;he mosf
ftrcefai sermon that ~ kramer ever
preached 1'ha aidgene lsgened wan
raps attention % hls wonderful ,r.
lcrpresaiion ot thl~ question nf
krame' took as his text John s
There IL sin uaio psatA ns
ixra,..r s,sa t.ss. ,.
,..a.h,h,.s...n..,,... ~. .4 j,
r..r,fo,oa ,na r. M. y,a
the eaIoon keeper ihe professional
esnaa,, a,a p,. ,s,,... s
oas..,s sa ...-. . ~.
ae ~. n.a...sa,a4,s N. -
,ss,e \. ea h4 .a. y
a,a nc, n,s~i,.t. ..t.t. .i,-s..,..s,.
u.. IA Il. u,s,s ..a- ..t.. r..
sanssx rhsrs ..q tesr ,-.,s..
to.a - n.st LA .t.,,..
cso ,,e,, ,esm
,fas b.t us ..-.t,.
thNMF ats f3An iH fsftN tftN mtg fr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-23
a#AWKa lN atunN
rtkNrs paoaroaKa

Paris Marvh t AthnsaA 4 lalt
'eFsare ep sha sgstAsa * shs aewatsA
s.sHa hsHwesN sna Ainaa ana nefsla
tas 'he eafms#s " tas tlerwaa wte
tas a ieafasa shAt aHatihal nAs
ensaslMA asn Ha~ suAx a. amwWsa
t4slasss msn 81 rrvaee ASA usgaaAs
nH ng *h*a sane ~Nelly naw thsma
pts sees4 ea ehlab - tAes s#esps.
eTnt fha sasmWnsnl8 "a sn tha
gpaaHe# enseyaeA afp wthhuaia4
astAo eaa.as fh~ p'rhissge tap plf.
ttw lH ssiA asH thls i8AsfieWy hsa
eaf prevented ghe tsvrmnas Fl ~
Aifvaafsa pise aai mAg bs hewlAhs
hHfNTe tlta Attest AH8 geFmsa leaB4sv
at lhels aett saulafease
rhn s4Wuslathos wh.h ars ua4v
was tfs sAis 50 provide ies she teams
isf Va FfsNrA interests 0f hsHa stakR
~ shsFaa Va saisFwtssa IS the la
aaasflsi rslsa eg aeFmanH Il usar
swsgelW " = shi1. aftae tna Hll~
leH elyAissta % teauaa tha alf II
nAM8AflaHs bHswMna fwtgM hNa Fh4
4'a NH 'AR 'e-'a e tAia sew
tHw NFiiNf ia vNHfessd thaf HnAN
tAe tfaHspupaf ihe tlllea wauld 8a'
AmnBe Hlaef HsaN la tee paynwHt
"" ~t' f@'h An offensive sN't~#t
laI
'a7 '3'7H l"a''i'' re "' '''f'''.''f ~
''7N ST 7A''f7 r." = FA 1#F 4""8
'it'ff'a' ~ 'ss l'sHtsF - fvpastsis'sf
II VI 4f''''"R 'H"' ~" Faf~ &sT#FM
W "s l'*Y '"a# fs' r Y"
fHe ihfe" pft'A'HniH afp Hlsqs4 4m''
g q s#ai - iee tFsnfn esh'pef 'sa
ffHafti MaH we t1''ea8N NJ fhe HAl'Tt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-23
TrappNot
TOBeFree
On Plea
BULLETIN

okishoa,a CITY March. 2s.--when
the impeachment ~ Lieutenant Gov
ernor rrapp was resumed before sAs
senator court of impeachment tocas
tire third section o. the noten q
oeash the irdsesment against 9eussr
antsosernor was presentsd Cor aeau
rneat BY J. o Lysick. covnse sor ths
respondent. chsef Jvs.ies Narrs son
presiding. called the sovst se croer a.
i;&s o'clock
Rule 70 of procedure was suspend
60 on motion % Senator Nichols. ard
each SIDE ~as gwen sufficient tin,s
70 present rs arguments.
The third section ef th- motion fsl
ed by attorney fer Tranp const
,usrs a demurrer 20 the articles q
irfpe achment tiled by the hcuse.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-23
WHERE YOU GO TO
REGISTER FOR PRIMARY
Books Will Be Open Until Friday
Night Primary on March
IS. Final Election on
April 5

Following IS lvs 8 shs nfesia
rc8sssrArs ~ sap eg Thess .
have nos fokisiersa sheala se ,c IS.
tweea naa anil she asealne "a slareh
25se The REGISTRATION hs-aAs s
elosa Friday eyenlns TAe mmssh
elessian o4i ~ held March e> uest
Anus.ss Tho emea4 el. loa elH
iake place ApfH ssa rae tess cAa If
dates feee.slpg tte hfhe.g nameef g
wakes ia sAe primary election d Nf
Monday uil Ne ihe opposing c 81
dates Ia sae iinal elessisa So bs hsi4
Apfa
Wsrd One
preeinrl l.saEae RAY ss5 raag gla
sclAaa
rrrcluet NelAc namillon. s5
Eaat NilAs
Wars Two
rrerlnss Al /. Brown slg ssas
OklakoAs AseNue
Precinct N kroescf i4s MAsf
Warner
Ward rnfee
rreeinel ! - a Hunter roifet
Harfisoe and nfead
Precinct Frank rlera,t ar
Pharmacy Oklahoma aeenac and tist
street
WARD -Four
pfeciaci 4 Nielsen Tas West
Noble
Precinct MAna imahls a1
Harrison
Ward Five
IA II Mofes 1884 West Ma tH
s. ri l9WYHNF
County ReMistfsF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-23

Arkansas City. Kan. March 23
The ease Of Mrs I4nella Club
Moncrayie. 35. ended in tie
courts about the same time that
Clara Smith Harmon was acquii-
ted al Ardmore. Okla. for shoot
ing 10 death Jake lIamon. mil
lionaire OIL man. and National
Republican committeeman
Mrs. Moncrasie. however. WIS
convicted of fourth degree homi-
eide for the shooting Of her hus-
band. Henry r Moncravie.
wealthy Usage Indian. who fl
naneed the baseball team here
for several years.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-23
GUTHRIE coy MAKES A
RECORD AT ANNAPOLIS

Gordon speer. son of Mr and Mfs
George Speer of ao5 Easi Noble Az
nue who. through the influence of
Senators Thomas p Gore and Robert
Owen. received his appointment ia
tho naval academy a. Annapolis Md,
las made q good re ORD in his grades.
Cut OF thousand. thirty receive an
average OF s. Last mouth Gordon
sccelved an average of ~ Ia Nes-
chauical Engineering ana Naval Con-
struction which placed him sixteen
from the top IN class ~ nine hum
dred. Il IS always pleasure q
hear OF the SUCCESS of one of or
hcys. Here's hoping that Gordon he
~ the top Of his class
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-23

She was par,loned after xery-
ing two weeks IN the women 4 in.
dnsirial home of Kansas. Then
she began a legal battle for hcr
share IN his estate which has he.
come greatly enhanced since the
development Of oil in the Usage
country where he owned hum
dreds Of acres
The case was fought through
the lower courts 10 the supreme
court which ruled in favor Of her
collecting one-half Of the estate,
amounting TO hundreds If fhon-
sands II was bitterly contested
By bis young Indian daughter,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-23
u. S. Plans To
Recognize Red
Russia Government

Washsneson. March. - = EAflv
consideration Is ta be eisen 20 ~
isten het~een sAe U0trc states
ard Soviet Russia. a <as lnSieased
iooas a. shs state department
Fermsl announcement o. anY
change In TIE relation between sNe
two countries Or ln sry of the rog
inos hy the Wilson aass,iristrAt cr
may not be made fes seFne urae. huf
4 vas made osear shat a treaty csf
taie raodlfloatlens ~ tAose rul,nes
e,ther ARE undcr consideration or
have eeen made
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-23
BANKER CHARGES WIFE
HAS INDIAN LOVER

White Plains. \ y March. -e-
A definite charge that Mrs Anna T..
siillman. wife OF james A-St9imaH
president Of the National CITY Banx
q New York. was the mother ~ e
elfild ~ An indian guide. was mad
II supreme court here to-day hy coar.
sci for SIR stillmand ur1ng preituin-
sry argument in the divorce suit tse
president has brought
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-23

ssa fraNt $50 AAwN f fAs
alflsa sasasfsasat saasmtfi<4 " Cal
fsfn a eesnreasH ef epsA&#atasss*4
ef eettee pissafs sesAsfss = Aa ss
eesN taAaf a. saweaNa ssv aeees
aNks IL fflos e clara eFerr tsse,
~ feetasis Aaaattsa ~ tns slHta
sf JAhs s9ensse Va kfAwns
oksAtaHA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-23
ANIitit tNs tRI GREAT
DRINKERS OI NII.k

WiHhlnFiou March The ayaf
afe Amerlsae today g. eroaf milk
ariNber and consumes twlee ~ must
as in former generations aeeofIlas
'a tae department of agrlcHltafe rsae
couenmrison 81 milk lasi year was -
Nmsied q q gallons per capita up.
Including that used ~ 4ee ,reatn
cheese and butter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-23

bui 70 no avail
Again this Is like flura ease
for II II reported thar Clara viii
wage fight for larger stakcs
than Mrs MpperaYie battle
for a large chunk Of fhc IIamon
trillions
Other points of similarity be
tween The eases are fhepe
Doth men said they shot them.
selves.
Both Claim Self Defense
Both women eiaimed they fired
the fatal shots when thr men
were about 70 attack them with
chair
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-23
JAPAN TO AID The
SILK INDUSTRY

Toalo. March - Projects conteut
plating an advance ~ 20 N00.eq1 ven
BY the government 70 assist The silh
industry. we're debated ia ;he heusg
of peers today. members 81 That body
questioning the praotleabilify cs
plans being considered Premier Efa-A
defended the idea of such an advance
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-23
FORMER GUTHRIE BOY
GOES 70 ANNAPOLIS

Msieom Cameron, son u Rev 2
n Cameron. firw sup rin'enuelf "
schools. following statehood has beNi
named by Senator Gore az cadet ia
ihe United states naval acader ~
Annapolis Young Cameron ie we'll
kn0wn Nv the younger SET here having
AZ ended Guthrie schools wsil@ h'4
parents lived here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-23

Both women are pretty but of
diifernt types Mrs Monrrayie
Is a staiuesque brunette with
large brown eyes. She divorced
her former wealthy husband
James Club. prominent stockman
.of Oklahoma. some time before
marrying her Indian husband
jealousy was attributed 10 the
downfall Of Henry Monerayie.
Following romantic couriship.
the handsome Indian aud his
bride lived happily together for
lCanilnued on rags -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-23
BAVARIA DECIDES
TO HOLD MILITIA

Paris. March. - Decision not %
dissolve militia organization and tne
enwoanerwehr or citizen guard. IN
bavaria. has been reached by a una.
fraous vote BY the Bavarian govern
rpent says a Berlin dispatch 10 the
Journal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-23

Li'tic Rock Ark Marsh g4 Ai Il
tori - resume traffic on fhe Nssoafi
4 North Arkansae railroad. asfsfdsd
b"faase ~ destruction of brldees aaa
oiher property probably will b. alaas
fomorrow or Friday accordrs o
General MANAGER G a f'heian.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-23
iNOiiiili DnN LAW
10 IN ATTAINED

iealssilla NJ Aafeh 81 aar N
epmpsl fglsisad Law snfoteemsns %,
,ieafs q frisAsa ifem xpyegamans
'soadsd hafanaaass lafsa 4usasl *
ehisksy eanled af is s4eas b4m
ef diaail. ~ pefsaasi ase ast esa
filed 90 isdefa epu4 b 1saa "a
Keller ~ fsdafah Nv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-23
>ENNIOit IA TOILETTE ~
PROBING ~ IHII s\D

Madison Wis March gn4iof
iefoiittie announced todas THAT 49,
contemplated tsip 10 lfoand y
study ihe islah question AZ e.os
fenge Several senators wera aian
psns 20 So, he said and added thar 80
~ople r"aeh de islou "a the matter
bf th" tino 'hat be returned 10 wash
lueson
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-23

All members ef ths Hfolherbooi II
American fosmsn are requested ~
attend The Funnfal n uFotbor tfm.
Mathews q sze East Harrison a. The
Methodist church ii 2at 'fhnssi lay
afternoon. ny order Of Grand Fcse.
man chas Denny,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-23
ALL SHOULD ATTEND
THE cATTLENEN's BANQUET

Every member OF ihe chambe. oi
commerce shQaid aifeni me raeep-
ton AMI banquet for hose wfu-<
shorthorn cattlemen. Thursday ri sha
lone.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-23
GERMANS LOSE pLEBiscivE
tN tfpprp cuE@tl

Bertha. March % sobcred av ihe
incompieteness u their .icfnry Ia the
plebisiie IN Upper silesiA the Je-maa
government and press are bcr.aninv
70 assert yociferuusIy that rppsf 81
icsla constitutes ~an indissolubie nat
ional geographical and Industrial gnis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-23
FORMER GUTHRIE Boy
MAaRiEs ALABAMA cfo,

Announcements have been rec ,lved
py Guthrie friends Of the nsfrisgs IN
Dlrninsham. AS, TO Paul y. rurd-
han former Guthrie boy 20 Mss
Fannie halgler. a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-23
DooY o. urAo


Chicago Maffh aa a soaiar nAm
"a Lesioux hsliased 70 ls from assp
Grant. was fouad shei - death a 'hs
Second fekiment annory today lir
q believed 20 have Asilaa aluasslf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-23

/ ntsrs

nsNa - ~ a. i mslnAslnsA
gns as nefa lNas sha 81 aua
cas- aro ~ @hen tNs psaes sYeasT
p asltsa < 4 ~ AseasA avss ~
Msy ~ ~ rsnFe sNaN psla
fAs Het : ss tnat latns eewess
sa pf ssnests ~ tNs v&l0n - shs
esewsp deliveries - separations se
ant aut "a aeaiassA tesf la amr
= sNt Y ~nvi8 ~ i~spssAieIp fes Ger
maay - paY tseoe $50 No maeks -
twe NFet w NAY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-23

New Orleans. March. 25-Tonighs
ard Thursday unsettled with probable
local showers warmer tonight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-23
sis MORE taisa

ak MORE mat
kilLko ~ AmeUscAor
Cork March. ~ sls e.siilaas ua,.
s'''"a ~ enc iilsfuey detssef eouafy
'''h' ms morning ln = battle uhiea
sHrued when crown forces war. nrst
pfon from farm house The mfi
'aft ~ere conducting search h.r
'NHn'ed men when they wsfe attacked
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-23

Continued on PAGE 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-23

{ Continued on Pass y
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-03
Annual Fall CIean-Up
Rugs and Linoleums

Genuine Inlaid Linoleum, squardc yard .$1.ss
Heavy Inlaid Linoleum square yard s22s
InIaid Linoleum Remnants, per yard s125
Printed Linoleum, feet wide square yard SIG
Best Printed Linoleum 2 feet wide square yard SI59
LAID free of charge bring measurements
Pro Brussels Stair Carpet, per yard eec
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-03
Annual Fall Clean-Up
Stoves, Ranges, Heaters

Acazar Cabinet Gas Range .........s $3.50
Alcazar Porcelain Ga. Range . $4,000
Fayorite Al-Porcelain Gas Range . $500
Wetter ALP orceain Gas Range . $500
Alcazar Low Oven Gas Range .S $4,000
Sunshine Base Burner Observation-Disclosures $3.50
Aicazar Al-Poreelain Combination Coal and Gas
Range OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S1595O
Crown Combination Coal and Gas Range best
MADE Sl59.OO
Favonte Combination Coal and Gas Range COM
plete Observation-Disclosures. ...... $1Z5.00
4 LARGE SIZE FAyoRITE ALL-PORCELAIN RAS
RANGES The finest made blue and G12z En
white. Former price $1,000. Now " - .oV
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-03
Extraordinary Values
Picked al Random

3-PlEcE REED SUN PARL0R SUITE-Formsr price.
s ss7 :, Slightly 'oil'd''ld as It = o. $3.50
3-PIECE REED SUN PARt0R SUITE-In Iv9ry. beau
tful cover Former Price SOC sishsir GOO E0
soiled--scld a. il IS. Now 80 q ~ y
3-PIECE REED sun PARL0R SUITE-Largr eiair.
high back rocker and sofa Slightly soied -sol ss it's
The former price was 500. Now, special Gao ZE
sale price ..... .,..=.. .......... 49, II = -
apiece REED SUITE Consisting u high back char.
rocker and chase lounge. Covered in fine velour The
sold as it is at ..s.....-.......-.. ~ -
ALL OTHER REED AND FIBRE living room and sun
paror goods al reductions ranging from 33ct TO 500
$500 Reed Fern Stand ............ ....-.. $3.50
$4,000 Reed Lamp, slightly soled - SIS 90
$4,000 livery Reed Lamp ...... S2250
$1,000 Reed Bird Cage and Stand $3.50
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-03
very Purchase -Unusualy Liberal Credit Terms

ONE OVERSTUFFED PARLOR SUITE-Three pieces
covered IN blu blue Velour slightly s0led $4,000
FOUR CANE END PARLOR SUITES-Three pieces, in
blue or mulberry velour. Formerly GEO IN
sold for $225 Now. special at ..... " - sOO
OAK FRAME PARLOR SUITE-Genunc leather The
former price was $40 Now, special Gin M
WALNUT FRAME s-PIECE PARLOR SUITE-Genuine
Spanish leather sample. Form CLEO En
er price $500 Now - ~ AOOsOO
is GENUINE LEATHER ROCKERS Extra heavy
frame. Formerly sold for 5000. Now &27E0
special at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s~0
10 MAHOGANY LIVING ROOM ROCKERS-With the
chairs to match. Tapestry or velour upholstery Made
to sell for $4,000 While they last very $40 or
VELOUR DAvENPORT-FloOrs sample c1EO IN
Formerly. $500 Now ~ ~ AoOsOO
3 PULLMAN DAvENPORTS-C in tapestry. The
former price was $40. Now special S10E M
PULLMAN DAvENPORTS- Genuine COO En
leather. Special Observation-Disclosures. pO0s0O
PULLMAN DAvENPORTs-WIt oak GRO RI
frame. Special at............ p0As 0U
2 PULLMAN DAVENPORTS- oak Geo 90
frame. Now ...... 0OA sOO
} PULLMAN DAvENPORTS - Oak or 0,7c oc
mahogany. Special at.......... ~s WV
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-07-06

will be seen at the Liberty tomorrow
and Friday in Hands Off," an ad-
agitation Mclean Raine which was
directed by George E. Marshall.
Needless to say, being a Mix pic
ture, it is replete with action. Prob
abaly one of the biggest things Mix
has done, it took more than two
months to film the thrilling incidents
so wildly narrated in written story.
Among the big scenes is stampede
of herd of wild horses, staged with
real western realism.
In the path of this unrushing herd
is four-year-old youngster, snatched
up just in time by the intrepid Mix
and lifted to safety on his saddle
horn. This is said to be a moment
of suspense rarely found or dared in
shadowland drama. Throughout the
picture Mix will have ample oppor-
tunity to prove again his prowess
with lariat an trusty six and dis
met novelty will be added in comedy
role interpreted by Mix's favorite
horses, who is seen in a series of I'M
usual close-ups.
Mix will be seen as a cowpuncher
and a Texas Ranger. His leading
woman is Pauline Curley, sixteen
year-old beauty whose talent has been
demonstrated in various big screen
successes.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-07-06
ssTHE FIRE CAT NOT
A HOUSEHOLD PET

Edith Roberts is to be sect at the
Liberty Theatre tonight in one of the
exotic roles to which her screen per-
sonaliy is particularly adapted.
The story in which this popular
player will play the starring role is
1.-THE Fire Cat" Universay produc-
ton of South American romance.
'sThe Fire Cat" was written by
Norman Dawn, who also directed the
production Dawn is South Ameri-
can by birth and wove the screen mar
rative from the most romantic tradi-
ton of Andean life
Miss Roberts appears as Peruvian
girl whose only surviving relation, her
mother, is murdered by an American
renegade. She swears vengence and
goes to the notorious mining camp at
Purisima to lure him by her beauty
and then kill him.
AS a performer in the vile dance-hall
of the South American Sodom she
meets a young American engineer
who proves to her that all "Gringoes"
are not inhuman and finally awakens
a feeling of deep love in the heart of
the young daughter of old CASTLE.
But she finds her vengence even more
satisfying than she dreamed, for a
volcanic eruption strikes terror to the
hearts of the ruffians and the villain
Gus renegade is engulfed by sea of
lava.
A cast of splendid actors and re-
mArkable types will be seen in this