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The Washington times., 1919-09-21
USES GUN TO GET
COOK TO HISHOME

DALLAS, Texas, Sept. 21.-The de-
mand for cooks, or rather the de-
mands the cooks make upon those
who are financially able to employ
one. has developed a new species Of
crime in this city Stealing cooks Is
the very latest method adopted in
Dallas for solving the servant prob
lem. Elzie Smith was the hrst one t.
attempt to steal cook. He was un-
successful. and as a result Is charged
with arother oTense.
One night recently, so the cock
says. Smith crept Nup TO the back
porch. made his way into the kitchen,
pointed a pistol at her and told her
to come with him, where she would
do cooking in the future. She
screamed and the family ran into the
kitchen. Smith went away without
the cook and the following day vas
charged with carrying a pistol The
cook in question is a negress and the
lady employing her says she is the
best cook in the neighbOrhOod.
The Washington times., 1919-09-21
Introducing the
Canned Horse
Race
By FoNTAlNE FOX.

In Tom Moore's newest picture.
Lord and Lady Algy." which will be
shown for the first time in Washing
ton at CrandalFs Metropolitan ard
knickerbocker Theaters. beginning
today. a number OF blooded race
horses enliven the various scenes in
which they are called upon to play
a part. While these animals are used
mainly for the sake Of atmosphere
they play an active part in the pic
tuFe, as the plot revOlves about the
most famous horse race in history,
the English Derby.
With the enforcement Of bills pro
htbiting horse racing in many states
in the Union, the fascinating sport
has already become history in many
parts OF the country. But through
the medium OF such pictures as Lord
and Lady Algy" the thrills which
once stirred the thousands OF visitors
to the tracks have been preserved on
celluloid and placed in cans for safe
keeping.
In this story. a famous horse race
has been faithfully dlmed. The
scenes in the paddock before the Eng
lish Derby is run, the prancing horses
parading to the starting post, the
fall Of the flag, the start, the race
itself with the varying positions OF
the different horses. the changing
leaderships, and finally the thrilling
head to head finish have all been
caught by the camera; and like the
voices Of our most famous opera and
concert singers they have been pre-
served. Some twenty years from now,
when horse racing will be but a word
to the children Of today in those To-
calities where il has been banned,
Lord and Lady Algy' will have
more than mere picture value-it will
bring history to the screen.
The Washington times., 1919-09-21
STAGE STAR WOULD
WIN THROUGH SKY

Ambitious 70 be the hrst American
woman to build and ny her own air
plane, Miss Kathryn Dickay, featured
star with James z. Cooper's Sight
seersn at the GayetY TheaterC this
week. has decided to leave burlesque
shortly and devote her time to study
ing aeronautics at the Columbia uni
versity, New York
Miss Dickay has been threatened
with arrest more times than the aver
age burglar because OF her admiFa-
tion for flying ships. Far be X from
her to purposely violate the laws
made and provided, but when she
gets near a flying field the tempta-
tion to slide up close to the planes
and take a peek at the mechanism is
as strong as Jack London's Call Of
the Wild" Consequently, the field
cops, in some instances military
guards, are kept busy chasing her
from one end of trs field to the other.
Miss Dickay has been with the
''Sightseers" for the last three sea-
sons and is considered one OF the
prettiest Of prima donnas in bur
lesque.
The Washington times., 1919-09-21

such as Nux and Iron and other simI-
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results, remember that such products
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Dr. George II. Baker. formerly Ply
sician and Surgeon, Monmouth Mem
Urial Hospital of New Jersey, says:
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Iron, feel convinced that Il is a prep
aration which any physician can take
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with the utmost confidence OF obtain
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The Washington times., 1919-09-21
PhotopIay Features At
Local Houses This Week

ley Barry. Ralph Graves, Thomas JEFF
ferson, James Neiu and Edwin Stew
chs
Tbc story in brief concerns a
country girls ideals eathused' by
which and an uncOuquerable desire
10 explore tho great world beyond,
leads Anita stewart as Judith Rut-
ledge into the private life OF a great
lumber king. who makes her his sec
IetaTy. Here she wakes with fate
while tragedy and dupliCity stalk her
every move As complying with a
dying request OF her employer she
uarries his rather irresolute son and
Immediately Her Kingdom e. OF
Dreams" becomes a realm Of sensa-
tiOnal happenings out OF which she
Is guided at least, but not before she
has passed through a malestrOm in
which a deceitfUl business man, an
unsettled family and questionable
women are all combined against her.
Clever abbreviated subjects and a
musical score which eclipses any
previous efforts Of the RialtO SYM
phony Orchestra complete the bill
The Washington times., 1919-09-21
CHARLEs lIACALEsTER.

An ideal trip is in prospect for
those who board the steamer Charles
Manchester this afternoon for its
forty-mile, nonstop trip down the
Potomac. The boat leaves the Sew
enth street wharves at p. m, and
passing some Of the most famous and
interesting points on the river. will
return about four hours later.
In addition to its daily schedule OF
trips to Mt Vernon at 10 a. m. and
2:30 p. m, the boat is also making
!Orty-mile moonlight trips every
night in the week with the exception
OF Mondays, Saturdays, and Sundays,
leaving at p. m. and returning at
II. Excellent music is provided
aboard the boat
The Washington times., 1919-09-21
.CRANDALL'S.

Hale Hamilton. the jovial star Of in
Vulnerable comedy successes, viii be
pictured at CrandalTs Theater the
.hrst three days of this week, begin.
ming today, in his latest and most di-
verting filn release, "The Four Flush
er," The action progresses to de-
nouement that is strong in drama and
humor as well as the essential ele-
ment OF surprise.
On Wednesday only, Emmy Wehlen
will occupy the stellar place on the
bill at Crandall's in her most recent
and most emphatic seriO-comic hit, "a
Favor For a Friend"
For the last three days Of the week,
beginning Thursday, one OF the most
delightful comedy-dFamas ever re-
leased by the William Fox Company
will be shown as the major feature OF
the elaborate weekend bill, in
Cheating Herself" starring Peggy
Hyland. The story is one Of domestic
perplexities with many clever twists
The daily bills will be completed by
the addition Of a varied assortment
Of abbreviated camera subjects and
special musical features.
The Washington times., 1919-09-21
----rornI.---h-.

Lord aat Lady AIgy the brilliant
comedy OF Brilsina sporty aristocracy.
will be shown iH photodramatic form
for the first tHuu in Washington al
CTaudalIs Metropolitan Ihcater
throughout ul- tcurrent week, tegin-
Ming with matinee today. in the roles
most recently made famous by VIII
liam F2t Or lam and N@Ninc Elliott
on the grI-uiaIe Stag wiI be 80 n
Tom Moore and Na0uri Thildcrs. sup
ported b. remarllabl~ cast or skill
ful PLAYERS.
The camera version far exceeds the
familiar acting version iu the scope Of
its scenes and action. There are vis-
uaIi-cd upon tho screen wonderful
~ realistic croEs-Country run 10 the
hounds. an altering hunt breakfast a
GORGEOUS costume ball and the run
ming or the famous English Derby
incidentally. the most realistic race
scene ever recorded by the motion
picture camera-
experimenting the major feature OF
the bill viii be shown as a secondary
Alm play the latest twO-Pcel comedy,
starring Montgomery and Rock,
''Eamps. and Variety
The Washington times., 1919-09-21
KNICKERBOCKER.

r. c. Cartons famous comedy Of
high life among Britain's aristOcracy.
Lord and Lady Algy.r viii be shown
at Crandall,E KnocEerbocker Theater
the FIRST two days Of this week with
Tom Moore and Naomi Chlders cast
Ga the title roles.
On Tuesday and Wednesday Made
laiue Traverse will hold the screen
at the knickerboCker as pictured star
Of "The Splendid Sin" in which she
assumes the absorbing role of a wom-
an OF high character who voluntarily
shields another from the consequences
Of indiscretion by appearing hersel4
70 have been tie one who was guilty
For the ensuing two days Of the
week is announced Mary Pickford ir
her greatest success. Daddy Long
Legs
On Saturday. only, Bessie Love will
be the star in her, latest release
cover the Garden WALL"
Each daily bill viii be supplement-
Cd by an array Of shorter film fea=
lures and symphonic orchestral Of
EeTings.
The Washington times., 1919-09-21
IIFT TOURIST BsE
PARIS PATS PURSE

PARIS sept 21-Rsports that ths
Ameriegh tourist invaaion.of ths BAT
tieheIds VIII begin e. september have
caused pleasure On PARIS. At ths
same time they have. start1ea III.
Froneh into realizing that 10 mesr-
ures have been taken adequately %
accommodate any considerable num-
Der Of visItors3n the hEhtlng zones.
1T Is very eood news mat he
barriers 20 Eur0pean travel have been
lifted IN Washingtonn said Paul
Eamechon, head Of tha French Ma
tional TouFing BuFean. "NeVefths-
less. che problem 81 PROVIDING bfF
inFush Of visitors WIKI Food and shel-
ter is q very serious one. Deputy Re-
vault o. the Eeuso Department. has
introduced a biiI calling for the an-
propfiation OF s60oo COO Cor tha con
stFuctioh o. hotels pear the aghtinr
line. but the chamber has not voted
it. I'm afraid that 10 we don't act
quickly foreigners win step in and
Build the necessary hotels thereby
reaping the profit which We hoped
would 60 TO French hoteHers
The various allied peace commits
sions are surrenderlnr the paris
hotels requisti0ned for the conference.
but it IS quite certain that Paris
viii not be able % cope win = biE
demand for rooms On tEe rt cf
American tourists. 1t o. realized that
tens OF thousands win want @ make
Paris their headquarters. ard that
the actual time spent fn towns Behind
the lighting line VIII not exceed
couple of days az each base The
problem of accommodation. therefore,
is a Paris problem and it Would D.
wen for visitors TO book their rooms
here ahead Of their sailing
The Washington times., 1919-09-21
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The Washington times., 1919-09-21
PALArE

Charles Ray comes 10 the screen OF
Loew's Palace Thcater today for a
weelh run in "The Egg Crate wal
Top" his latest triumph
Jimmy Kelly (portrayed by Charles
RAY has TO leave town in a hurry
after assuming the ihlame for a theft
OF which he believes his sweetheart's s
father to be guilty He drifts into the
lighting game and there comes a time
wnen he faces, theS TASK OF going INTO
the ring and beating the man who
was responsible for his sudden de-
parture.- It's a tough battle but the
punch that wins is the punch that
came from handling egg crates and it
puts Jimmy Kelly on Easy Street
financially. clears up the suspicion that
clouds his love affair and -reunites q
pair OF loving hearts in. one OF the
sweetest love stories ever told on the
ceIluloid.
The added attraction will be,Roscoe
("Fatty') Arbuckle in his latest com
edy sensation, Back Stage.
The Washington times., 1919-09-21
STRAND.

A favorite for two generations as
novel. Told In the Hills" has been
adapted to. the Screen, the phOtOdrama
opening at Moore's Strand Theater
today for showing the entire week.
Robert Warwick is the star. In the
supporting cast are Ann Little, Eileen
Percy. Wanda Hawley, Tom Forman
and Hart HoXie. The scenes were
photographed in the most picturesque
sections Of the Rockies, and a whole
tribe OF full-blooded Nez PoTces In
dians act as extras.
The story centers around Jack stu
art. who sacrifices his future 10 marry
a girl whom his younger brother has
wronged. He retires into secluston In
the Montana Indian country. He be-
comes a prospector, and after that a
Government scout. In the mountains
he meets the girl he loves, and after
many dramatic and exciting adven-
tures finds happiness.
An exceptional musical score Is
promised. which, together with short
subjects, complete all shows.
The Washington times., 1919-09-21
ACOUIF HUSBAND
OF WIFE MURDER
States Testimony Shows
Woman's Neck Was Broken
Through Hurried Burial

BROOK HAVEN. Misc. Sept H.
After deliberating a short time, the
grand jury IN the case Of the state
against Clyde Thames. on trial for
the murder Of his wife. returned q
verdict or not guilty late this after
noon.
Thames, % vas said, murdered his
wife by breaking her neck win q
blunt instrument and Indicted lac
GRAFTON over the face and neck. AFTER
an fnterment on over month the
body was disinterred a. result Of
an estigafiono regarding the sud
den death or the woman, and Wit
nesses for the state testified that IN
prparing the body for burial the neck
had apparently been broken and the
neck and face were badly lacerated.
The Washington times., 1919-09-21
PARTs.AUsTRALTA FLTCHT.

PARIS, Sept. 21.-An aiTplane fight
from France to Australia will be at
tempted shortly by the French avia-
tor. Poulet. it is announced by the
Excelsior today. The aiFman plans to
start on September 28 from Paris,
with Melbourne as his destination.
The Washington times., 1919-09-21

a -irl who has grown to womanhoOd
in slavery to an Arab bandit chief.
She is purchased b. a young English
patrician and introduced into London
social circles.
The extra added attraction will be
Roscoe C"Fatty'D ATbuCkle, in his
newest comedy hit, Back Stage.
The attraction at the Columbia for
the last three days OF this week viii
be J. Warren Kerrigan in "A White
Mans Chance"
The Washington times., 1919-09-21
What's Doing; Where; When
To-day.

Baseball - Washington vs. Cleveland.
American League Baseball Park, 8 p. m.
Cpea-air seFvices-Lincoln Parks ThiF-
teenth aEd East Capitol streets. D. m.
MeetnE-To form Legion Post 7. NJ. H.
A. Eleventh street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. northwest. p. m.
eting-Friends OF Irish Freedom. Con
zasa hall North Capitol and / streets
northwest, tonight. p m.
Htke-W WandcFlusters will. commence at
Great Falls, Nd. Take Rockville cars at
wisconsin avenue and ~ streets northwest,
1850 p. "a.
The Washington times., 1919-09-21
GARDEN,

"The Miracle Man" opens its fourth
consecutive week of showing at
MOore's Garden theater today.
Undoubtedly this Paramount-Art-
craft production is rare treat Tor
any lover of high class screen, enter
tainment. George N. Cohan's Broad
way success OF the same name, based
upon the famous story by Frank l..
Packard, is the basis for the. fasctnat-
ing theme which the picture unfolds.
Thomas MeiEhanT Betty Compson
and ElinoT Fair arc included in an
unusual cast.
The Washington times., 1919-09-21
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The Washington times., 1919-09-21

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alert and seemingly
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while the other By
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unless you have
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blood. and physicians
The Washington times., 1919-09-21
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40muEIuWt
Monthly meeting-Midclty Citizens Asso-
citation. 1908 Seventh street northwest, S
p. m. =
Band conceTt-U. s. Marine Band. at
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J. ". r.
Dance-OPen air, Thomson school. S.45
p m.
Informal enteTtainment-W. C.. o.. s.
Club, 1900 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
s q. m.
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The Washington times., 1919-09-21

Crandalls Metropolitan Theater
has undergone complete renovation
this fall without the slightest inter
ruption OF the daily programs. The
lobbies, lounge, Tenth street exits
and auditorium have been rcdecOrated
in original tones by a special force
OF artisans who have completed their
work in the carly mornings and late
nights.
The Washington times., 1919-09-21
RTAIrn

Probably the greatest cast ever as
sembled for a motion picture was
placed under the direction Of Mar
shall Neilan for the production OF
Anita Stewart's most recent First
National Attraction which opsns at
1Eoorss Ria1to Theater today for an
entire weeks run. Among the stars
included are: Anita Stewart, Anna
@. Wilson. Kath1yn Williams, Tully
Marshall. Thomas Santschi, Spotts-
wood Aiken, Mahlon Hamiltonf.V .VVes-
The Washington times., 1919-09-21
CoTrnrnTa-

Loew's Columbia Theater welcomes
back to the position Of prominence on
its program today, Bessie BarriscaIe
in a sumptuoUs and vibrant story OF
cairo and London, "Her Purchase
Price"
The story throws wide open the
question Of whether or not the woman
Of the West, like the woman Of the
East, has her purchase price. 1t Is
story projected against the sUmptUous
and vivid backgrounds OF a Cairo
harem and slave market, and the rem
devious OF British nobility in Lon
don.
Miss BarFiscale assumes the role of
The Washington times., 1919-09-21

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The Washington times., 1919-09-21
MEANEST JAlITOR
FOUND in CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Sept. 21.-Casting broken
bottles and glass IN the front yard 70
prevent children from playing on the
lawn IS an innovation here IN driving
nefEhborhood youngsters 20 the street
to play.
Frank Martin. a janitor. was taken
into custody here recently charged
with throwing broken glass on the
front lawn 10 drive children away
who were in the habit OF playing on
the grafs-
Martin was released conditioually,
after he had agreed 20 gather up the
pieces OF broken glass.
II Is 10 y6ur heut Interest to PIT
yoar b-bsrtS Bond Interest On W. 3. 8.
The Washington times., 1919-09-21

Under the direction OF Dave Weis.
Inc, a tour OF the country will be
made by Henrietta Crosman in new
comedy drama by Stanley Dark and
Eva Dennison. The title OF the play
is The Critical Moment" and the
tour viii begin October 20 at Atlantic
City.
The Washington times., 1919-09-21
naTHTTC SEASON 0PTr--

HALIFAX. sept 2t.-Thr bathing
season fs Just open nt Halifax now.
fof It takes the Northern waters until
september TO become agreeably WaTu.
The Washington times., 1919-09-21

iron In the blood-has fastened its
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lie iron must 60 through a digestive
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advise readers in all cases TO get
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iron or if you don't want 10 90 10 this
trouble then purchase AuXated Iron
The Washington times., 1919-09-21

destroy its power to change food into
living tissue, muscle and brain. You viii
find plenty of people at 80 who arr
broken in health a~1 e+o"IiI-- -oiro
The Washington times., 1919-09-21

and the Westchester County
Hospital. Thousands are
ageing and breaking down
al a time when they should
be enjoying perfeCt health
because anaemia-lack Of
the blOOd-has fastened its
The Washington times., 1919-09-21

NbOr Tempered Would
DO In Such a Case.
The Washington times., 1919-09-21
How Signs OfOId Age Creep Into Your System
When The Iron In Your Blood Runs Low

For Want Of og May Be Old andAn
a Of Iron II Blood You Nav
Brhing Vim md Energy
The Washington times., 1919-09-21
IRON IS THE RED BLOOD FOOD


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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-03-06
NEWS OF GEM COUNTY
By The Index's Correspondents

Elmer Lanman arrived home Friday
morning from Seattle, where he has
been working. He reports conditions
in labor circles in Seattle as very bad
He went to work almost Immediately
with the o. S. L. section crew.
The w. C. T. U. will meet at the
Baptist church Thursday, March 10,
at 8 p. m. All ladies of the commun-
ity are cordially invited. The meet
ing will be an informal business ses-
sion to talk over plans for future
work
d. F. Bott has built wagon shed
this week.
Mrs. Cummings took the nurse, Mrs.
Hoyt, to the train Friday morning,
when she left for Emmett. Her patti
ents have recovered.
The flu scare was simply scare, as
we have not heard of any cases,
though it disorganized school for a
couple of weeks.
Clarence Russell is working for
Moses Hess at present, though he ex-
poets later to go into the forest re-
SurVe.