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The Washington times., 1921-01-06
Peoples Stores Buy
Big Quantities of
Wonderful Remedy
Large Purchases of The Reese For
mula Ri Are Made to Meet the
Big Demand for Great Tonic and
Body Builder by Peoples Drug
Stores.

Peoples Drug Stores. together with
all the other leading pharmacies OIL
this city and section, have purchased
large quantities of The Reese Formu
la Ri to meet the ever-increasing de
mand for this wonderful remedy for
stomach, liver and kidney troubles.
Leading druggists everywhere readily
appreciate the merits of this great
tonic and body builder. and are sup
plying themselves with sufficient
quantities to meet the big demand.
The Reese Formula Ri is the re-
suit of a practicing physicians own
need for n remedy for stomach, liver
and kidney troubles. Every one of
the ingredients used in it's prepare
ton is prescribed daily by practically
every doctor treating these ailments
because OF the fact that they have
been proven positively to be the best
for its action on the organ IL is in
tended to aid. The superiority of The
Reese Formula R-l1 lies in the skill
full and scientific manner in which
these tried and proven drugs are com
bined to give Just the proper amount
OF each ingredient at each dose. 1t
is for this reason that Ri has sue
ceeded in relieving cases where per-
haps the same ingredients given In
improper doses have failed.
The Washington times., 1921-01-06
LOEW'S COLUMBIA
"EarthbOund."

"Earthbound." the gripping and
powerful perturbation of the famous
story of the same name by Basil
King, directed by T. Hayes Hunter.
with a brilliant cast that includes
Wyndham Standing, Baomi Childers
and others, is the attraction of fea-
tured interest at Loew's Columbia
Theater this week. In this produce
ton, which held Broadway SPELL
bound for four solid weeks, Basil
King clue dates through story Of pas
sion. mystery and thrill. his extreme
ly fascinating theory of life after
death that has been one OF the liter
airy sensations of the year.
An exceptional array OF added Sc
lections completes the program.
The Washington times., 1921-01-06
MOORE'S GARDEN
@Risky Business"

Gladys Walton opens three-day
engagement at Moores Garden to-
day in her first picture as foil
fiedged Universal film star. the title
being risky Business" Miss Wal
ton plays the role of a flip little flap
per- a girl of who is full of fun
fight. daring, determination, melody
mischief and little OF the devil. AL
in all the character as played is ar
excellent delineation of the ultra.
modern generation of feminity. Lii
liam Lawrence. Maude Wayne. Fred
Malatosta. Louis Willoughby and
Grant Mckay support the star. A
complete change of program in short
subjects and orchestra numbers, com
plete the bill.
The Washington times., 1921-01-06
Raised 81 Bills TO $50.

CHICAGO. Jan. 0.-Ulysses Jack
son and Anna Jackson, alias Anna
Wallace. both negroes. were arrested
by Federal agents today charged
with flooding the country with thou
sands OF dollars worth OF 81 and 81
bills raised TO SO and $40 denomina-
tions
Capt. Thomas /. Porter. chief OF
the Secret Service agents here. said
both confessed operations in Pitts
burgh and Erie, Pa; Wheeling. w.
Va; Nashville, Tenn; Louisville, KY.
and Chicago.
The Washington times., 1921-01-06
AOORE'S RIALTO-
~Once to Every Woman

Dorothy Phillips, who captlVated
Washington theatergoers In THE
Heart or Humanity" and "The Right
10 Happiness" Is taking a fresh grip
on the public's heart In her current
feature, Once to Every Woman" as
presented at Moore's Rialto Theater
all this week.
The alteration won by material sue
CESS is temporary and fleet, but mother
love is eternal, is the theme developed
in this magnificently staged and en-
acted production the appeal OF which
Is demonstrated daily by the capacity
audiences In attendance. An I'M
usually strong and capable cast Is
seen in support Of the star.
Special orchestral and vocal num-
bers. together with selected short sub
Jects complete the program.
The Washington times., 1921-01-06
ADVERTISEMENT.
PHYSICIANS use
REESE FORMULA
Ri EVERY DAY
Great Tonic Rebuilds System, Puri.
fies the Blood and Puts Snap
in Your Step.
STANDS TODAY IN
CLASS BY ITSELF

Physicians every day prescribe for
patients suffering from troubles OF
the stomach, liver and kidneys, such
as indigestion. nervousness, head
ache, backache, lumbago, urinary liv.
er and kidney disorders, some OF the
drugs used in The Reese Formula
Ri.
They are excellent drugs. But un-
less just the right ones are used in
just the right combination and guam
titles, the best results cannot be OBJ
tanned
1t took years OF effort and study
with DR.. Reeses own life at stake to
perfect The Reese Formula R-11. 1t
stands today in class by itself.
There are thousands today who
have suffered for years and who now
owe their health to this wonderful
remedy.
The Washington times., 1921-01-06

Stomach Trouble
Relieved by Ri
After Doctors
Failed

James NJ. Long. of 42J North Sec
ond St, Ironton, Ohio. an employe OF
the Union Iron and Steel Company
has to say of The Reese Formula
R-11:
II have been doctoring for over six
years for stomach trouble. Six doc
tors in 1ronton and four in Ports
mouth did not help me a bit. ! have
taken all sorts of remedies without
results until | began taking The
Reese Formula Ri. l have taken
but one bottle but my stomach does
not trouble me at all and | feel
stronger in every respect. j am going
to take another bottle although / feel
that ! am entirely well now. | most
heartily recommend this remedy as II
has, by relieving me. done something
1 did not think possible
The Washington times., 1921-01-06

appears freckle-faced Wesley Barry
supported by star cast at Gran :
dalrs Metropolitan Theater TINS
week. The many diversified scenes
OF this great heart-interest drama ar
ford a unique combination OF humor'
pathos and thrills and serve to &C
centuate the manifold talents or
brilliant ensemble that includes Pat
OMalley. Marjorie Daw, Colleen
Moore. Noah Berry, ]. Barney Sherry,
Tom Gallery and a host OF others OF
note.
Interesting supplementary features
and an exceptionally well arranged
interpretative orchestral score com
pIete the bill which VIII continue
throughout the remainder of the
week.
The Washington times., 1921-01-06
Hounds Lost in Fox Chase.

WEST CHESTER. Pa. Jan. O.-The
entire pack OF forty American hounds
Of the West Chester Hunt Club be-
twos, showing signs OF terrific
chase.
A fox started at Pine hin was run
forty-fiye hours. the riders finally
giving up the chase. Master OF
Hounds William Price. spent all OF
today seeking the animals, which
had been heard by residents OF va
rious localities during the night.
The Washington times., 1921-01-06

Sufferers of stomach, liver and kid
ney trouble will never have to eX.
pertinent If The Reese Formula Ri
can be procured" says w. +. Dodson,
corresponding and recording secretary
OF the Lynchburg Central Labor Union.
Mr.. Dodson says mo one can be dis
appointed In this wonderful remedy,
which am absolutely sure am right
IN recommending to anyone and eV-
eryone.' This labor leader continues:
for a number of years, and took many
Kinds OF remedies, which, II seemed,
ala me very little, IL any, good. ! had
no appetite, and nothing that ] ate
seemed to agree with me. just about
tough II out when ! saw an advertise.
mcnt Of Tho Reese Formula R-ll. !
gave this very little notice. however
as ] had tried so manw remedies that
had only disappointed me. One day
The Washington times., 1921-01-06

ne arTanges Tor her TO Nash aim
love signal from the lighthouse.
HUSBAND PROVES SPY.
II develops that the handsome
sailor Is Il German spy, and that the
supposed love signal was really a sig
nal from the spy to submarine
which sank the hospital ship apon
which one of Angela's wounded
brothers was returning home.
After struggle between love and
duty Angela finally surrenders the
spy, but he makes his escape and
leaps over a cliff. A baby is born TO
Angela. but while she is tending the
lighthouse a grief-crazed mother kid
maps the child and is attempting u
flee to another country with II.
The boat in which the kidnapper is
fleeing is caught in storm and An
gela battles her way through the
raging sea to rescue her offpsring,
In the meantime her first sweetheart,
who went to war, returns home
blinded and Angela spends the rest
of her days attending to my two
little children"
The Washington times., 1921-01-06
Orphans To Be Guests
OF Times and Larry
For 'Mary's' New Film

There S treat in store for Washingtons orphans.
Beginning Monday, January a. and continuing every
day until the following Saturday, January 90 the parent
less children be the guests of The Washington Times
and Manager Larry Beatus of Loew's Palace Theaer,
Thirteenth and streets northwest, and witness per
fonnances of 1.-THE Love Light in which Mary Pickford
is starred.
The Washington times., 1921-01-06
SWEETS FROM BROwNLEY.

SWEETS FROM BROMLEY.
The orphans will motor to the mo
ton picture theateT in automobiles
provided by The Washington Times
and just before taking their seats to
enjoy the show each OF them VIII be
given a box of candy, an orange ana
an apple by Walter BROMLEY pro-
prietor OF Brownley's Fruit and Nut
Shop. at 1908 G street northwest.
Arrangements have been made by
The Washington Times with Man
ager Beatus to entertain every one OF
the orphans in the various institu-
tons throughout the city. The auto
mobiles will call for the children and
return them to the institutions. Each
day during the week Nary Pickford
is playing. as many orphans as can
be crowded into the spacious theater
VIII be conveyed there by automobile
MARY BACK IN CURLs.
Last year The Washington Times
entertained the city's orphans at the
Palace Theater. while Mary Pickford
was playing in "Polyanna," and the
parentless children had the time OF
their lives. This year they should
have an even better time. because In
The owe Light" they will see Mary
Pickford back In curls and at her
best"
Manager Beatus and a representa-
tive of The Washington Times yester-
day witnessed private showing OF
1.-THE Love Light" to determine
whether or not IT was the kind OF a
film which would be enjoyed by the
orphans. The answer is a big Eyes
indeedy."
The story, by Frances Marion, Is
wonderfully fascinating and the sus
pense Is sustained up TO the very last
foot OF the eight-reel film. This is
one of the picture stories Mary Pick
brought back with her from Europe,
and she also brought back wonder
fully string cast of Italian actors
who assist her in "The Love Light"
PICTURE WELL ACTED.
In addition to being exceptionally
well acted. the picture is replete with
beautiful landscapes and seascapes,
number OF fowls and animals con-
tribute to the delightful humor of the
play, and Miss Pickford's emotional
acting transcends anything she has
yet done on the screen.
Starting in a small Italian village,
where everyone is light-hearted and
gay. the picture is soon darkened by
war clouds, and the brothers and
sweetheart Of Angela MARY Pickford)
are summoned to the battlefield.
While she Is alone. tending the light
house, she rescues n handsome sailor.
who processes to be an American.
Angela falls in love with him and
marries him. During their courtship
The Washington times., 1921-01-06
CRITERION
"While New York Sleeps"

What Is perhaps the most unusual
characterization ever seen on the
screen has been accomplished by Marc
MacDermott in the last episode OF
while New York Sleeps" an eight
reel Fox Special to be shown at the
Criterion Theater commencing Satur-
day. This veteran player enacts the
part of a dumb paralytic and creates n
screen personality of unforgetable
strength. He expresses the entire
range of human emotions solely by
his eyes.
The Washington times., 1921-01-06
RHEUMATISM so BAD
MRS. BLAIR COULD NOT
MOVE HANDS OR FEET

In speaking of her case. Mrs. Blair
said: 81 had severe pains in the back,
arms, feet and limbs. Several doc
tors treated me without results.
Finally ! began taking Reese Formula
R-ll. Now my rheumatism is gone,
my stomach and system cleaned up.
my appotit" Is better and I can do my
own homework. recommend Reese
Formula R-ll. because OF its wonder
ful results In my case, and N my tes-
ttmonial will bring relief to other
sufferers, l glady give II to you
The Washington times., 1921-01-06
Treatment Of Several Doctors Was
Without Result, but After Taking
The Reese Formula R-1l, Woman
Now Can DO Her Own Homework.

Mrs. T.. T. Blair. Of kits Hill, ohio,
suffered so severely from rheumatism
that at times she could not move her
hands or feet. She hogan taking
Reese Formula R-1l. with such re-
markable results that she can now
do her own houscwork.
The Washington times., 1921-01-06
Bandits Get $4,000.

DETROIT. Jan. 6.-Thres armed
bandits yesterday forenoon locked
the manager and clerk OF the West
Side branch OF the Michigan State
Bank OF Detroit In the vault and es-
capped with $4,000.
The manager and clerk were i'm
prisoned In the vault nearly two
hours before their absence was noted
and the robbery discovered.
The Washington times., 1921-01-06
AT THE THEATERS.
CONTINUED from Page Twelve.)

ss SEQ Il better than a thousand tell
tnSs." says the Oriental pToVerb.
TrSs' pen cannot describe. the mind
cannot imagine the hazardous chances
these brave men accepted and risked
their lives, not once, but thousand
times to obtain. Showing OF these
pictures will be given at the Shubert-
Gsrrick Theater next week.
The Washington times., 1921-01-06

Secretary of Central Labor Union
Declares He Was Benefited More
bq The Reese Formula Ri Than
by All Other Medicines and Says
Sufferers Need Never Experiment
When This Wonderful Remedy
Can BE Had.
The Washington times., 1921-01-06
METROPOLITAN
"Dinty."

Seldom has a picture exerted so
immediate and so potent an appeal to
all ages and all classes of theater-
goers as Marshall Neilans swift
moving melodrama, "Dinty." in which
The Washington times., 1921-01-06

MISS MILDRED CAMP
ava BELL, star of the Rose
sydelI naow at the Gayety
Tkeater, who would have
Washington provide a sum
mer colony for the profession.
The Washington times., 1921-01-06
AT SEVENTY-FOUR HE
WEIGHS FORTY POUNDS
MORE THAN AT FIFTY
ADVERTISEMENT.

While a Practicing Physician in
1898 DR.. Reese Was Unable
To Eat and Drink and Had To
: Wash Out His Stomach Three
Times Daily-Decided To De-
vote Remainder of Life To
! Relieve His Own Condition
Which He Did With Ri and
Now Is Hale and Hearty.
The Washington times., 1921-01-06

Telephone your Want Ads" TO the
Washington Times. they will be given
painstaking care.
The Washington times., 1921-01-06

Telephone your Want Ads" to the
Washington Times, they will be given
panstaking care.
The Washington times., 1921-01-06
HUSBAND PROVES SPY.

ne arranges Tor her to Rash aim q
love signal from the lighthouse.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-03
WOMEN ENTHUSED
ON G. @. P. SCHOOL.
Prominent Tulsa Women
Listed on Program
! at Muskogee

over tho tea cups, AZ club meet
iugs. during parties while shopping
or on any of the occasions whom
lady citizens Of Tulsa, whose 10
litical affiliations are republican.
happen together this week, some
montiun Is sure to bc made of the
school Of instruction in citizenship.
rcpublicanism and legislation of ma
tional and state policies to be CON
ductcd for republican women Of
cast oklahoma at Muskoger Feb
ruary sig.
\ detailed program Tor tho school.
copies Of which were received here
yesterday, show that leading topics
Willie given nv talks. lectures. par
liamcntary drills and discussions
by tn" best minds" ~ the state.
Typical speeches will be on "Tho
Successful Woman Politician" "Why
the Republican Party should Appeal
to Women" THE Womau CITIZEN
"The Woman in the Municipality"
Dos and Dou'ts FOR Women in
Politics
while several mcn prominent I'm
the republican organization in tho
state viii take part in tho school,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-03
MOTHER and SON ARE
BOTH RESTORED BY IT

together in my stomach causing me
terrible distress and at times !
could hardly get my breath. MY
nerves were SO shattered the least
little thing worried me and a good
nights sleep was out OF the qu"s-
ton. In fact | was just on the edge
~ a complete breakdown and 1t was
all | could do to drag around.
MY mother received such spl"n-
did results from the use of Tanlnc
| began taking Il myself. and before
Nished half "a bottle I could tell
was improving right along. I just
kept ON with the medicine until
three bottles have put mo In fine
shape. My appetite can't he beat
and cat and digest anything !
want without it's troubling mo a bit,
My nerves are so steady | sleep good
and sosnd every night and | have
put on several pounds in weight.
too
Taulac Is sold in Tulsa exclusive
ly bv the Quaker and Puritan Drug
companies. .--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-03

tho majority of tho work viii hc
done by women Tulsa women ON
tho program are Mrs. lahmou, who
viii discuss "Ir,Ciucts and Fri
martcs" saturday morning. February
Il. and Mrs lilsh II. Lindsay who
VIII spcak op Organization
Wednesday afternoon February p
Other women speakers viii pe Mrs
Ous u. Curctou uf Nuskoec". state
vice chairman. Nisa Alice Robert
son and Mrs Ahbic Il lltllcrinan o'
Sapulpa.
The social side or llfc viii not be
neglected in the pursuit ot political
knowledge. for a reception IN honor
of Miss Alice Robertson and VISITING
women viii hc given Wcdnosdal
evening 10y the Muskogoc Women
Republican club and q Lincoln ban
Que, Saturday evening Tuition at
the school Will bo free. az VIII also
be lodgings. 90 lao furnished hv the
MuskoE Womous Republican
club
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-03

apply TO the most direct route be-
tween any two points.
Baggage are allowed to
charge the following prices.
ono trunk l2 blocks or less, 80
cents. additional trunks, 25 cents:
one trunk more than IL blocks and
less than "a blocks, IS cents. ad-
ditional trunks, 81 cents; one trunk
more than "a blocks, % cents for
each additional ten blocks over -.
and half price for additional trunks.
25 cents FOR each trunk carried up
stairs, ten cents for each pircc of
hand luggage, irrespective Of dis
tanCe
Tho ordinance requires that each
driver of taXiCah or baggage truck
obtain an individual license. the
price of which Is s. year. 1t shall
be unlawful for any driver or oper-
ator to drive or operate any vehicle
az provided for in this ordinance
without wearing, where plainly Wis
ible. the number Of such driver S
or operators license.
The penalty for violation OF any
section OF the ordinance is $40, in
cluding costs.
TaxiCab owners and operators
intimated that they Will attempt to
obtain an injunction against the en-
forcemcnt OF this ordinance. city
Attorney Frank r.. Duncan declared
"Wednesday the city will make what
ever fight Is necessary to enforce it.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-03
NEW TAXI ORDER
IN EFFECT TODAY
cy.s for Hire Prohibited
From Stands in the
Business District
WILL FIGHT ORDINANCE
owners Say They Will At
tempt to Get Injunction
AGAINST Enforcing Law

Effective Thursday morning taxi
aJl hereafter bo prohibited
.., marking longer than Is neces-
for receiving or discharging
.,.orrcrq and from maintaining
..,,,1.o inside the district bounded
,ts north by First greet. on the
..,,.h by Fourteenth street on the
NJ Detroit and on the West by
..~,,r Tho ordinance passed re-
-,.'uy by ,hc mayor and city com
.issiorcr, governing taNicabs ana
,.rssrc wagons becomes effective
~ fs third publication Thursday.
Heavy Bond Required
o.. sa.,uon To excluding taNlcab
lands from thc business section.
arlio,u,c provides that licenses
,'pst be- obtained and substantial
1s furnished By taXiCab owners.
sprh licenses may be obtained only
u.. anproyal by the mayor and
~ ',o,1in.ssIoncrs. The license fee
d, lao A year for each car operated,
,ayable either annually or semi
.sruaIIv The indemnity bond to
DTnfpCt Inc tl'N htiii't iiH HpiAlNy ip'
..riderts caused by taxicabs IL
,i oOo FOR each car; however. II any
,,o norson or company operates
s,o mr. more vehicles the ordinance
.a,ulrcs q bond OF $4,000 to cover
an operations.
Tic license fee for the operators
n baggage trucks is $50 year,
and the amount OF the indemnity
bond $1,000
charges for taxicab service are
-egulatcd az follows.
One persuu u blocks or less. so
cents one person more than IL
blocks and loss than IS blocks, 75
.ents. ono person more than is
docks and less than - blocks. 81;
,3r more than "a blocks, five cents
Tor each block or major portion
hereof over -. If more than one
rerson is delivered to the same des-
NATION the second person shall
pay not more ;hau half Of the one
person rate. Children over five
ears and under II. half fare. No
barge shall be made for the usual
aand baggage. The hour-rate for
'aSlabs IL placed at 50 for four pas
,srgers and so cents for each addi-
ional passenger. These rates apply
only within the corporate limits. and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-03
81 Was On the Verge of a
Complete Breakdown"
Says Bryant - Tanlac
Overcomes Troubles.

Harry l.. Bryant, OF 1926 Mont
gal Ave, Kansas city. Mo, rcCoiv-
ing clerk for the John Taylor Dry
Goods Co, IS sttll another who has
cause to be glad that he was induced
to give Tanlac an honest trial. In
relating his experience with the
medicine recently Mr.. Bryant said
"TanlaC has had a good chance in
my case to show what 1t can do.
Why, before | got hold OF the medi-
cine my liver was all out Of order.
| had no appetite and my stomach
gave me no end Of trouble. The
little | did manage to eat wouldn't
digest properly but seemed TO lump
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-03
Tulsa Consumers to Get
Gas at Old Price, Says
Sharp, General Manager

u. 9. sharp. acting general
manager ~ the Oklahoma Natural
Gas company, informed city At
torncy Frank T.. Duncan Wcdnes-
day that Tulsa consumers ar" not
10 be charged the additional ten
cents a thousan dCubic feet of gas.
which was the increase granted
by the corporation commission but
which was knocked out by the
supreme courts decision.
The increase was included in
gas bills for January, many OF
which have already been sent out,
Sharp said. but will be deducted
when consumers come to the gas
office TO pay their bills. II any
one has already paid his bill for
January service, he may call at
the office and receive his rebate
or let It be deducted from next
months bill, at his option, sharp
explained.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-03
STATE MEETING TO CONF HERE
Royal NcighbOrs Of America tn Hold
Convention on March Is and 10

The state camp OF ROyUI NcIgh-
bors OF America, which is a trien-
NAL occasion In this order, has been
set for March 1916 and Tulsa has
been named as the place of holding.
one hundred-fitty to 200 dele
gates OF the order will be eXempli-
fled and a class of 200 candidates
will he initiated. The Oklahoma
hotel will be headquarters for the
visitors. Mrs. Ella Foster Of Chand-
lcr. supreme receiver and Mrs.
Florence Harris of Muskogee, state
supervising deputy, have been in the
city the past few days in the inter-
est Of the meeting.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-14
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git UNDER megen Sare, 90 en- bel Sci
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til, men Ser er Mistanfe ON, at BEN
er paafat. Ser bar beret talrige 81
bebran6e paa flere Ste6er / Stater1
i set ienere, og set er gootgiort, at be
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aapitolie<8 pgni1gen bar a%siureret
til to Milliorer 9onars. @ba6 Sta
ben beleber fig til, bea man en6m1
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