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AIN 33G0 Calls The Herald
All Depts.?Private Branch
Derated to the
Public Serrte*
Pipl
Involuntary Vamp oo
page today.
#00 He?vy Ribbed
Union Suits
.69
*1
? tTOR t*.Tl
IBM Chalmers and
Madewcfl Make*
Monty's Worth or Money Back
D.J. Kaufman,Inc.
11tS-7 P.. A*e. Ill 171bSt.
' PREDICTS RETURN
? OF EMM A GOLDMAN
? NEW TORE. Oct. kt -Emmt Oold
ou plans to return to the United
States next spring, even If she can
" not get passports, according: to Ni
kola Avxentleff. president of the Rua
stan constitutional assembly undei
Kerensky.
Avxentleff and Prof. Paul Mlllu
koff. member of the Kerensky as
sembly. have come to America for
a two months' lecture tour devoted
. to anti-Bolshevist propaganda. Len
in's recent announcement that cap
italism would be revived Is a sub
terfuge, Avxentleff declared. He said
Lenin had never been sincere.
Acsentleff was president of the
Omsk government In Siberia until
h$ was removed by Gen. Wrangel
'
Boston
; BY SEA
PALL EXCURSIONS
$32.00 ROUND TRIP
FROM WASHINGTON
OCTOBER 31-28
City Tlekit Office 7311511 St.
Woodward Baildla?
Phono Mala 1&S0
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT CO.
FLORIDA
v-? BY SEA
BALTIMORE TO
SAVANNAH
S34.78 Oae Way. Ronnd Trip, 944.M
JACKSONVILLE
93**9* One Wiy. Round Trip, $55.73
-? ?mr *?*. ?% Additional.
Meala and stateroom aoromnoda
pVi?i4,,dnd'w Ertri ekarft for
Proaaeaade Deck Rooms.
^ retara aatll May ?.
?toaster every Taeo. and Prl? ? p. m.
Aatomoblles Carried.
Merchant* & Minert Trani. Co.
:'ln 3 Prat* ?? t.i ?. .
WDitkTRUiSE
Jan. 28 to March 30.1922.
Never before has ther* been offered
sa opportunity of visiting the strutro
leads sad straagcr peoplee of die greet
Sea af Hieiory sad Llteretare *s sac*
?MrtM* coasferf efsppotataaaM sad
service es will be enjoyed la the coat
la* Cruise of the Caasrdef Caroala.
Under the exclusive management of
THOS. COOK# SON
245 Broadway NewYork
Bou*v CREDIT
HEM TO FOOT IITFITTERS
H. abramsom
> 7th.? U Stre-f. t*. W 0^3
DR. LEHMAN
DEJTTAL 3DR3E0*
PLATE SPECIALIST
Plates Repaired While <M rn
Ton Walt Jpl.oU
ClwT?fc *?d Porcelain
Work. Painless Extractions.
307 7th St. nSZmi"
TIMELY BEAUTY HINTS
Society women wash their own
, fcAlr not booause It is a fad. but
because they wish to obtain the
freateit possible hair beauty and
be sure they are not using: any
thin* harmful. They have found
that In washing the hair it Is
to use a makeshift,
but it la always advisable to uaa
a preparation made for shampoo*
Lo? of our friends
th?5r get the best resuKs
rrom a simple home-made can
tnrox mixture. You can use this
* co,t of about 3 cents a
shampoo by getting some ? can
rt.yoUr ^ugglst and
dissolving a teaspoonful in a cup
.ham W<*ner'.j makes enough
d ,to "PPly to all the
JS:vInstead of Just the top of
the head, as with most pre para
aS*".. J1 ?? excess oil and
dirt ate dissolved and entirely
disappear In the rinsing water
it?wni i wWl" 'l*ff*that
11 will look much heavier than It
? Its luster and softness will
also delight you.?Adv.
ISSUES WARRANTS
AGAINST DEALERS
IN ILLEGAL MILK
<s
Health Officer Accuses 3
Of Violating D. C.
Regulations.
Prosecution was started against
two mors local milk dealers when
the District Health Department yes
terday secured warrants against
them for receipt and distribution of
milk from unlicensed dairies. Dr.
Lewis A. Newfleld, acting health
officer, announced.
With three dealers now accused
of violating the regulation which
forbids distribution of milk from
dairies not- licensed by the local
health department. Dr. Newfleld de5
clared that he had assigned every
member of his food Inspection corps
to the gatheflng of evidence against
dealers who are attempting to de
feat the alleged milk trust of the
Maryland and Virginia Milk Pro
ducers' Association by importing
Illegal milk suppllss. Inspectors
are stationed at all depots, and are
watching all roads to Washington
to detect shipments. Dr. Newfleld
said.
Officers of the Producers' Associa
tion were expected at the health de
partment yesterday to defend the
purposes of their organisation, but
failed to appear, according to the
department head.
NAVAL ACADEMY
CLERK IS DEAD
ANNAPOLIS, Md.. Oct. 14.? Broken
in health for the last several months,
a stroke of heart failure caused the
death late last night of Francis J.
Quinn. 71 years old. for forty years
clerk In the general storekeeper m
department at the Naval Academy,
and for nearly a like period treas
urer of the Worklngmen's Building
and Loan Association of this city.
Mr. Qulnn was operated upon a
a few months ago for organic trouble,
from which he never fully recov
ered. Surviving him Is a daughter.
Miss Ruth Quinn. of this city. His
wife died less than a year ago.
The geophone, an Instrument de
veloped during the war for locat
ing underground sounds, has been
successfully applied to determining
the location of leaks in water
mains.
YEASTBEST
WHENTAKEN
WITH IRON
If Weak, Thin or Rondowd,
Try This New Treatment
in Tablet Form?Watch
the Quick Results.
Everyone has heard of the ap
parent wonders performed by
yeast In restoring thin, sickly,
and rundown people to health.
And now It Is found that even
more surprising results are
brought when yeast is taken with
Iron, the great blood-builder.
People who for years were
weak, pale, anaemic, and all run
down are regaining their
strength and health almost as if
by magic through this remarkably
effective combination of tonics.
And the best of It is that you can
take It In pleasant tablet form?
no need to eat yeast cakes, which
are so disagreeable to many.
The preparation in which these
two great health builders have
been combined is known as Iron
ized Yeast. This contains highly
concentrated brewer*' yeast,
which is far more effective than
ordinary baker's yeast because it
is richer In vitamines. Vitamines.
as we all know, is the mysterious
element which science has found
to be so absolutely essential to
health. *t>ue to modern methods
of food preparation, vitamines are
lacking in most of our common
est foods?and that is why so
many of us become sickly and
run-down.
If you are suffering from loss
of strength. If you frequently be
come exhausted, if your food has
no taste for you. or if you are
Irritable, thin, pale, nervous, or
generally rundown, then try this
remarkable new tonic.
Ironized Yeast will In most
cases bring a decided improve
ment within three days. It will
usually clear up sallow or muddy
complexions within ten days.
From everywhere come enthusi
astic reports of what It Is doing
for people.
It Is packed In patented Sanl
tape packages and will keep ln
feflnitely. Its*cost Is no more per
dose than common yeast. Each
package contains lo days' treat
ment and costs only $1.00 ? or
just 10c a day. Special directions
for children In each package.
Made by the Ironlsed Yeast Com
pany, Atlanta, Ga. Sold by Peo
pies Drug Stores and good drug
gists everywhere.?Adv.
It's Full of Life
CORBYS /VJTHERS BREAD
All Ingredients
Guaranteed Pure
THE WEATHER
KirMul far Toisy ul Twrnim,
For the District .
of Columbia?Fair *!r
with mild tem- _ y?y"
perature today; ..
tomorrow unaet- , /
tied, probably '
rain and ?omt
what colder: mod
erate ihlftlm
wind*. becoming
easterly.
For Virginia ?
Fair today; to
morrow rain and
somewhat colder;
wlnda becoming eaaterly and In
creasing tomorrow.
For Maryland ? Partly eoady to
day; tomorrow nneettled and colder,
probably rain; moderate to fresh
shifting winds.
U?al Temperatures.
Midnight ??? 48 11 noon 64
2 a. m 4? 1 p. m 68
4 a. 46 4 p. m tl
* a. 44 * p. m 68
I a. m 60 * p. m (0
10 p. m If It p. m ?
Highest.' <9.4; 'lowest, 42 8.
Relative humidity?8 a. m.. 88; 2
p. m.. 41 8 p. m., 70.
Rainfall (8 p. m. to S p. m.), 0.
Hours of sunshine, 7.1.
Per cent of possible sunshine. (8.
Departures (rem Normal.
Accumulated excess of tempera
ture since January 1, 1021, 1,048.
Deficiency of temperature alnce
October 1, 1931, IS.
Accumulated deficiency of precipi
tation since January 1, 1921-, 7.27.
Deficiency of precipitation since
October 1. 1921, 1.71.
Temperature same date last year
?Highest. 71; lowest, 41.
Tide Ceadltlsme.
Tkgh tide 2:12 a. m., 2:50 p. m.
Low tide 9:11 a. m.. 9:40 p. m.
Sun rises 628 a. m., sets 5:17 p. m.
Moon rises 12:20 a. m.. sets 2 pm.
River Ceadltteas.
Potomac and Shenandoah rivers
both clear at Harpers Feery yester
day afternoon.
CHARGES DUTY WAS
UNTRUE TO HIS DUTY
Owynne O. Duty. real estate tales
man. whose wife. Mrs. Elisabeth J.
Duty, filed suit for a limited divorce
on October 10 and charged him with
nonsupport and desertion, has been
ordered by Justice Hoehllng In Equity
Court to pay Mrs. Duty $70 a month
temporary alimony for her support
and that of their infant son.
The couple were married August
10. 1920. Mrs. Duty claimed that
her husband left her on July li?
last. She also charges him with im
proper conduct and charged that he
posed as a single man In his alleged
associations with these women. At
torneys Flynn and O'Brien appeared
for Mrs. Duty, while Attorney George
E. McNeill appeared for Duty, who
denied his wife's charfes.
Open Energetic War
On Bootleggers
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 24.?Fifty
warrants for bootleggers, truckmen
who transport Illicit liquor, "fixers"
who arranged for fraudulent permits,
and possibly former prohibition offi
cials are being prepared for issue
from the office of the United SUtes
district attorney here. In addition
to this. Federal authorities are pre
paring to go before the United States
trand Jury next month to demand
indictments based upon evidence
Slnst persons for whom no war
ts are to be Issued at present.
This includes the serving of iub
^oenas on every person In the State
who holds a permit to withdraw
liquor, or who has moved liquor. It
is expected that the legitimate hold
ers will not object to testifying ana
that bootleggers will either "skip"
jr turn state's evidence.
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 24.?But
ter?solid-packed creamery, fancy,
high-scoring goods, 49a51c; extra,
48c; extra firsts, 45a46c; firsts. 27a
40c; seconds. 32a35c; fancy brands
of prints Jobbing at 60a62c, and
fair to choice, 52a59c.
Eggs?Fine fresh eggs advanced
iag^c under scarcity. Quotations:
Nearby, extras, 60c; firsts, 66a">9Vic;
Western extra, firsts, 60c; firsts, 56a
>9c; seconds, 40a45c; Inferior lots
lower: Jobbing sales or fancy can
ned fresh eggs, 73a74c; fair to
choice, C7a72c.
Live Poultrl?Fowls, rot Leg
horns. fancy, fat, yellow-skinned,
weighing 5 lbs. apiece and over, Sua
I2c; exceptional lots higher; medi
um quality, 27a29c; inferior, 22a24c.
Fowls, white. Leghorns, good qual
ity, 21a22c; do. do. thin. 19a20c:
spring chickens, fancy. yellow
skinned, Plymouth Rocka, 24a26c;
exceptional lots higher; spring
chickens, not Leghorn, medium
duality. 22a23c; spring chickens,
not Leghorn. inferior. 19a2lc:
ipring chickens, Leghorn, good
luality. yellow skin, JOc; spring
:hlckens, Leghorn, Inferior quality.
18al9c; old roosters, 16al8c; ducks,
white Pekln. 26a2Sc; do. mixed col
ors, 23a25c; do, Muscovy, 19a20c;
reese. 21a24c; pigeons, per pair, old.
16a40c; young, 25a20c.
Eczema and Tetter
Doe To Impurities
Id The Blood
To Get Absolute Relief Yon Mut
Clear Your Blood of Watte
Products.
The blood is the means by
which all-the tissues of the body
are directly or Indirectly .nour
ished. Tou will at once realise
that unless the blood Is pure some
part of the body will become dis
eaaed.
Fiery akin diseases denote with
unfailing certainty a weakened
and impure state of the blood.
To correct the basic trouble
waste prwrfaeta?the blood must
he jsurlfled. Don't clog your
blood. Just clean it out. Nature
will do the rest. Pure, rich, red
blood nourishes the body and
fights off disease.
8. 8. 8.. the standard blood pa
rlfler and system builder? is the
ideal remedy for skin eruption*.
The effect of 8. 8. 8. Is to rid
which are aauslng the trou
ble. For oftr 50 years S. 8. 8.
has pqoven to be of unusual
merit Begin taking & 8. 8. to
day and write for it-page Illus
trated booket, "Facta About the
Blood**?free.
Personal medical advice, with
out charge, may Uso be had by
sending a complete description of
your case. Address Chief Medical
Director Swift Specific Co.. 742
& 8. 8. Laboratory. Atlanta, Ga.
All drug stores sell & 8. 8.?Advt.
Japan's Disarmament Delegates
The Japanese delegates are Prince Iyesaro Tokugawa, above at
left; Baron Shidehara, at right, and Vice Admiral Tomosaburo
Kato, below at left Below at right is Masanao Hanihara, chief
secretary. *
Prince Iyesaro Tokugawa, president#of the house of peers and
one of the most popular and respected men in the Japanese nation
will head his country's delegation to the disarmament conference
at Washington. He is referred to as a "man of peace and common
sense." The delegation, just officially announced, includes, besides
Tokugawa, Vice Admiral Tomosaburo Kato, minister of the navy,
and Baron Kijuro Shidehara, Japanese Ambassador to the United
States. Masanao Hanihara, vice foreign minister, will head the
secretaries.
LIVERPOOL BREAK
DISRUPTS COTTON
Market Opens Dull and Heavy
But Recovers from Low
est Prices.
NEW YORK. Oct. *4.?'The cotton
trade was considerably upset early
this raQjrning by Liverpool's sharp
break which was ascribed to the
efforts of the Hapsburgs to regain
the throne In Austria-Hungary, to
gether with the resignation of the
German cabinet and the renewed
crisis over the Irish question. Liv
erpool spots went off 85 English
points from Friday's prices which
was the equivalent of 170 American
points, with middling going down
to the present basis of 11.69d and
the day's total spot sales only 8.000
bales. Futures there opened weak
and declined 30 to 40 English points
against the rise of 3 to 7 points
that market had been due to have
sustained to have equalled our clos
ing prices of Saturday. They rallied,
however, later from the steadiness
of our market displayed in the
early trading' and finally closcd
quiet at a net decline of 10 to 30
points under the lead lof the near
months.
Our market opened dull and heavy
and declined 20 to 30 points
throughout the list with OctobeV
selling at 18 cents; December. 18.10:
January. 17.88; March, 17.70. and
May about 17.30. Those prices,
however, proved to be thef"lowest of
the day as the decline was met with
a better trade demand than recently
from local spot and commission
houses and there was nothing like-|
the outside selling pressure that
had been expected frem the bad
foreign news. Tills proved that the
market had been pretty well llqui
dated In the last two weeks decline |
In anticipating the bearish Influence
of tomorrow's report of the Census
Bureau on the ginning of the crop
to October 18.
Shorts covered freely toward mid
day on the rally In wheat at Chi
cago and the stronger and higher
stock market. The renewed ad
vance In sterling exchange rates
and the belief now general through
out the trade?there will be no rail
road strike?-also helped the market.
TH'diy'i
Open. Htfh. Low. Clone. Clo**.
Dee 18.15 18.? 18T0 18.55 18 80
Jan 18.00 18.41 17.W 18.20 18.11
March:., e. 17.85 1A.28 17.70 18.11 1*00
May 17 50 ,17,75 17 80 17.87 17.57
Jo! y 17.04 IT. 10 1?.t0 17.27 17.15
(FfltaUfced Vjr W. B. HlbW k Co.. m.mb*i
Haw York Cotton Exchange.)
COFFEE MARKET.
NEW TORK, Oct. !4.?Interest in
coffee futures was extremely tndlA
ferent today, there being lone periods
8f stagnation between trades and the
latter were generally limited to tri
fling lots On the call, December
loat * points on liquidation of 500
bags, whereas March and September
gained a few points.
Subsequently December advanced
10 points and 1922 deliveries also
displayed more strength, showing net
galna of < to 7 points.
?Trade houses bought a few thou
sand bags on reports that Arm offers
were generally 20 to 15 points hlgter.
Htlll, one shipper offered part Bour
bon 4s at last week's low point. 22c.
e and f. Others quoted Is at 12.20a
11.50c* 4a-is at 11.15c: and 5s at
12.20c. Bourbon 2s are here at 2t.f0c
for very well described and 22.50c
(or highly described. Highly describ
ed Bourjfon ta-ts are here at 1115c.
High. I-ow. close.
December t.50 7.40 7.404}....
March * 7.70 7 *7 7.?O07.?
Kay 7. r.n 7.70 7.70?7.71
Isly *,? 7.7? 7.HOST.81
The market closed ? point, lower to 2
Mat higher.
SUGAR MARKET.
NIW YORK. Oct. 24.?The sofar market
loaed 1 point hlffcer to 8 pot at* lower.
Htfh. Low. Cloae.
Dctober% 2 6541....
3 Member 2.47 2.47 2.41*2 48
? nnarr
Presents Oversold 'Appearance
At Opening When Eastern
Houses Buy Heavily.
CHICAGO, Oct *<?Wheat mar
ket .bowed a decidedly over.old
con<mio0 early. and with buying
by bousei with E..t,r?~ coa.ec
tlon. an advance wai easily at
" ,'d prlct? off 1 cent
cariy. Trade was not lare* >n<i
^m^et,KeMl,y Pro"
rmM *tr,ke ml?ht be
averted having iomi effect.
, * wh*at news generally waa
Dlle". on? character with .up
showing '?r
? -? an Increase, which ??>
bu?nes:U*B.rtd,nrrdyonI',^,h"2;h
thf. Premium for the first time
irl* ;.T?:;.rd rece,w'
Mlllinl h -OYer 1-8?0 cara
as tsyts* srjtt
? <*>? her. c, J. ? Italfcta '
"an'3 "F-1
'C,.a
frraui to arrive areL,?Untr5r ,or
from many of the PUt oul
sjSmss, ar ? sr"j?
t'ora-' ,W* 114 1.S5 1.2
%= S4 S5 :SS :S, Sjj
fe- ? af St ? ?j
Lard? 15-?? 13.00
SSkv.v.v ,#0 *?? uj .oo
May -???>? ???
Tfcii- ?? ?*2
Dome8tic~Petroleums
Strong on Curb Mmrket
NEW TORK. Oct "?_Th. ?.
."m?dnuX^u?^\fr
leum product. ."^tatl'miS. K
gLW ln Ul08e Issues.
fre"? e??U.rln* the forenoon
to a tl^ r 1,1 to 178 maintaining
wat th? ?d~?ce which
ewUe? IO ?old at 101
yeaK TroP'cal Issue.
"Zd Tn^J..L??n;and 661,1 Mar&calbo
o? %.^n* Petr?leum moving
"P ob fairly larre buyln*. The
tra^edTi0"1 !*?"*" were heavily
,15^ .Peelal attention being at
?ey olVihl fr??ctlon, ^ TucV
th* BUrfc "hLcl WM- '"traduced to
an^ ?- "change two week, ago,
and has moved up with a good deal
rtirtV?Jf0r ?OC? S"?la* ln " f,r"
tarted. oil and Gas waa another
-frj"*' f*?ture In this group holding
reebrdi recently established high
..1?1 ri5*" of 8aturn conal.t of a
?f meteors, which travel it
erent speed, around the planet
to *helr ai?Unce from
ha latter. The lnnermoat partl
!'h" p!rfora> their revolution In I
about live hour., while the outer- ll
mo*t reoulre 117 hours. |l
foreign exchange.
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BALTIMORE WEEKL Y
LIVESTOCK MARKET \
BALTIMORE. Oct. 24. ? Cattle
J" w?" ended .t noon
totay. 3.856 head, against 4.117 last
Zt fLrrV?Pt'- I" e'r'0">* for mar
?hi~ . M.Wetk- Sat?rd?>- ?nd the
? ,5^ trading today about a. last
weeks prices, closing weak: Steers
f?ce^;8<",:?'ood bu,ch"- ??">*
1,5* ?e",'ura- $Sa?; common, |? 25.
iood ?s'f5?t cbo,c*' ???? S0; fair to
.?7K. k m ' 5?mmon ?o medium, (4
To ^vi ,Ce*1 fair
JJJ!?: ,!50*4' common to medium, i
?3aJ.,5. cow*, choice. J4.E0aS- fair
-iuirtx.n^,,: ~ -
,h" . 14'7" "?k: lib- 1
r ,7f,: "yl"t ?" lamf* ?tronK
?'d ?'?>?? ?h?P- IMOlUC;
lumb?. $4.50a9; extra,
"OSS?Receipt, for week ended at
mni^*y 1?".* h"d' *??""t i?.
f '*"t week; fair supply; market
diTm ??*?**? " h"Ty- " ??
dlum. $9.35; p|e,. ? ht ,
$?.75; roughs. tS.SOaT.So.
Calve. Receipts for week ended
".rilt^wV "'hMd
' } w^^k, moderate supply;
- J* SOOd: r**ls higher; other
fra! Iljatea<,y; C*|V"' *?&1S50; ex
Liberty 3YZ% Issues
Feature Bond Market
NEW TORK, Oct. 24 ?There was
m?'yw-?.n^0tllble ,nrl<1">t In the bond
hl? iL' 17 *nd that should easily
have been anticipated. Uberty 1^,
^nd"' ~"??nced 50 cents on th
ldl.J~ ?" .*Ct,v<' P?"hasea Thl
Zd hC ft, ^or*ahadowed and caus.
^ ?ctloo of the Senate com
mittee In reporting out a tax r.
vision bni which gives wealthy tax
"?. neater relief than that
ruvnlshed by a maximum surtax rate
? .P"' Cent A" ? ""'t of
provision. Bonds which ar. exempt
from surtaxes regain some of the
attractiveness which they lost when
dec^^r ^?t ?
decreed by the House. At todav'a
high price the Liberty. tus weri
within 76 cents of the high price of
onfv^.n J?lher,Llber,y l???s made
?n**?t gains. Victory i\?
Which are exempt from surtax but
fnnL0n.k ^ year? to ron' <)id not
I ~r.. ?""??<' of the iHs. As;
nlatter of fact, the average sale
urr?yWc?o.teI'W Cf"t' ""dtr ,he i
YOUNG GIRL
' FINDS RELIEF
Wants to Tell Other Girli
All About It
ET"nTTi,le> Ind-?"1 ?m eighteen
years old and have been bothered for
several months
with irregular
periods. Ever;
month my back
would ache and 1
Ialways had a cold
and felt drowsy
and sleepy. ]
workinamillinerj
shop and I went
] to work everyday,
but felt stopid and
-j. p. ;!_Jwould have such
rTf-"? n. " ? cramp* I had seen
Lydia E. Pmkham 's Vegetable Com
Powd advertised and had heard sev
"al women talk of it, so mother got
tome. TJtia Vegetable Compound
ia wonderful and it helped me very
much, so that during my periods I am
not now nek or drowsy. I have told
many girla about it and would be glad
to help anyone who ia troubled with
similar aUmenta." ? Stklla Linx
^d
Some girla lead lives of hixurr
wtole others toQ for their livelihood,'
Out all are subject to the same Dhvsi.
?1 Uwa and goffer in pro^rtlon to
Ui^r vfc^tfao. When
? 'trities, headaches,
'-down sensations
8hould P~?t
I
AMUSEMENTS.
AMUSEMENTS.
MOORE'S RlALTO
A GREAT OVATION-?
ACCORDED A GREAT ARTIST
SkSCNA
JACOBSEN
WITH HIS VtOUN IS A RARE TREAT
BEBE
DANIELS
TOSSES HUMAN EMOTIONS "SKY HIGH"
Of
"THE SPEED GIRL"
? XTNA PINS BILl NO RAISE IN PRICKS
? I CRMDALL'S f it 1ltk
ijETIkOPOLITAN
TMII WEEK
lOtBO A. M. ?? 11 P. M.
8 ?STARS?8
la Reginald Barter's flpeelal
Pllaa Vera!am of
Lerty Se*tt*?# Tk?
POVERTY OF RICHES
?EXTRA?
BUSTER KEATON
m "The PUyboue"
?Overture?
"Xorthfm Khaptodi''
? (HMM?r)
Wttkmftci't F art CrelKttra
IV. Hlrmkey.
Symphonic Innovation
"The Villace Orcfcemr*"
R?Bf(*WB ( roMroadi Band
Pmtk* yew?Bcrmc?Topicg
|i CRAIDALL'S IStkni Gfi.K.
VIHICKERBGCKER
?TODAT?
Becrlanlas at 0:.*? P. M.
A > ITA
STEWART
la Oar of the -Blf 5**
SOWING THE WINS
HARRY POLLARD
la "LAW AMI ORDER"
SHUBERT Vaudeville
Belasco Theater
?:!> A > U p. m.; Suky t ft ? U p. m.
BRENDEL and
BERTREVUE
with run IA8TIM fewgt
BIOWM and HI LEW WE LIDO T A
EMILY ANN
WELLMAN and
KICKAKD GORDON
la ' TKZ ACTOR'S WIFE." Wrlttea Ar
raaged Directed by Hit. WELLMAW
Geo M. laMaar De-Calioa. LucUU Chal
Aaaft. Pale ft Paiet, Jack A Kitty 4a
Raoa, Jm McCermack A Willi* Reg*?.
Shabert Topical Weakly. Apollo Trta,
Bad Flaher Cemedy.
MATINEES NIGHTS
25c-50c 25c to SI
Eaoept Satarday. Bandar and Holiday*
WTXT WEEK Wonette. Georgia Price?
Seres Other Star Acta.
Cap.!I?L tzWi.
Mat. Daily. 2=15. E?*-. BUS.
SWRET SWEETIE*
Wmtllmi Tkirrtiy SWI
Tl'RJER n. rMKT GARDNER
?mi ?<???* KI4?"
LOCAL MENTION.
THE REAL SERVICE SHOP.
CLAFLIN OPTICAL CO.
x srn T Street W W
Summer Rstes?Stsg Hotel.
'"OS 9th?$7 rooms. So weekly; $10
rooms. 18; $14 rooms, with shower,
toilet and lavatory, $9. 50% extra
two in a room.
mi
If Your Friends
Are Eating Yeast
THTT WILL BE OLAD TO KWOW
THAT THXT CAW GET TIWT TAB
LETS AT DRUG STOKE.
EAST TO TAKE?RESULTS
QUICK?BETTER FOB TOW
Se auy peepia are eatlag yeaat. ?ple
ach. oraapea. etc.. and drinking qnarta
of aallk each day Is search of Tltaaaiaea
that the chcmlata have perfected a ttay
tablet containing a proper doe? of both
water a ad fat aolubla Vitaminea is high
ly coaeeatrsted form. The tablet a are
taore economical. leaa bother, easier to
take aad a free with the atomach better.
The reeaoa people wast Vitaminea la
becauaa Vitaminea briag more atrength.
weight, color, freedom from holla, car
tmselea. pirn plea. etc. Doctors say meet
of as seed more V1 tarn 1 sea than we get
la s regular meal, aad It la aim ply
amaslag what theae Pboa-Pbe Tltaaaiae
tableta will da for a peraoa la throe or
foar weeks' time The tablets are made
Is Aarerlca'a greatest laboratory Too a
of yeaat are uaed. They get Vitamiaee
aha trom holla of lice, aad aals the coa
rentrated elements together lata a prop
er doea?add Olyeero-pheaphate. etc.. aad
la a tiay tablet a ariestlScelly
thia aew
al way to take tit*mine* aad
yea eaa get a bottle af alxty Phoa-Pho
Vltamlae Ubleta at Che aeareet People'a
Drag Stare. (Sead $1. pfcia war tax)?
Ada.
TLLT
VtLOUR aho
HCAVER
cir ANtD AND bl
VICUNA HAT FACTORY
P LOEWS ?
ALACt
Othw HO ?? ???11 ? m
TODAY ASD ALL WEEK
PirtMMBt Pmrita
THE
GREAT
IMPERSONATION
From the famous novel bjr
E PHILLIPS OPPE HEIM
WITH AU-HTAK CAST
LOErS
COLUMBIA
h-Ql MTB GREAT WEEK
DOUGLAS
FAIRBANKS
i Alexandre Dumas' Triumph '
THE THREE
MUSKETEERS
The feature is presented
doily at 10:00 o. m. 12:11,
2:10. 4 45. 7:11 amd 9 SO p.m.
I
Pj
>1 1 TONIGHT I SO
A M MA TINT E
rr IAI. ONLY
A. H. Wftodii Pmralt
THE FA%IOI * FARCE I'ROlir,
"LADIES' NIGHT"
IN A TURKISH BATH
With the Metropolitan (tat frnv
?eeyeeret Eltlagr Tkratrr. \
y ? *e?t? Tknr?.
.
Martin* M*n4n>
M ATI \EE'
WED.. THURS. FRI? SAT.
[in New and Old
Songs.
Co. of Artists.
Direct-on
J William Morris.
i-KiCES?soc to $2 50
MATS.?50c to Js.oo. Seats
Thurs. Mail Orders Now
SM8BERT4ARRICK
Toaite. I SO Mats. Than.. Sat.
A. H WOODS offers
AS UNUSUAL PLAY
THE MAN'S NAME
By EUOESE WALTER
and MARJOR1E CHASE
?lirtt rtCKTt aUT UT EOt tiSX.oe
rlUlM-fy MAT T??? SOc ll II.SO
Hext Mob Seats Thar*.
The Messrs. Shubert Present
CONWAY TEARLE
(In Person.)
la t Ve? Tbra*-Act Flay.
"THE MAD DOC"
riRM CONCERT L_
New York Symphony
1
Orchestra
WALTER DAMkOSCH. Conductor
TODAl, 4SATlOMt
Paul Kochanski
TU roll.:.
VIOLIXIST.
Ttekrti??: WJ. *2 ?# H 5n. *'w I
T. Art bar Smith, lie. 1S"? G " I
j VE PLAY |_0 f \J/*S \8UJDt.flIf j
STRAND
"FO? R JACKS A*D A tt<
iOCTAVIA H A\I)? OH1II A l? |
OTHER ALL - STAR MMBKH'J
?PHOTOPI.A V?
'THE FACE OF THE WORLD *
IWMMWWWWMMWMMWW J
ATION ALw "bT s.
Sam H. Harris Presents
MRS. FISKE .
la Her Hewest Comedy.
"WAKE UP. JONATHAN!"
Direct Praa Its Mew York Sucesos.
BT ANTING NEXT MONDAY?Seats Tbsi*
Miss BILLIE BURKE
la the Hew Corned v.
THB INTIMATE TRANCE*
By BOOTH TAB.KIKGT05
Direction Erlanrer DtlUafhsm snc I*?rfoM
CAY E T Y "iXXn'
ABTHTTB PEAN60N 6
BITS ?? BKOAIIM A Y
Mlth Jamie Cea*hlin Harry !???>
Welsh. Oatharias Crawford, a cbonu of
trail castas youngsters
heat week -BIO J AM BOA TT
ARCADE
A PBRPBCT PLACE TO
DANCE

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