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The Washington herald., 1921-09-26
HOW IRONIzED YEAST !
BUILDS new STRENGTH

But now Il is found that better and
quicker results are obtained when
yeast is combined with iron.
The organic irPn in Ironized Yeast
is the kind you can easily assimilate
the kind similar TO that found in
Spinach and Raisins. II helps build
rich red blood-and this is needed
in order that the blood may quickly
and thoroughly carry these vitality
necessary vitamines and other food
elements TO the wasted flesh, the
tired nerves, the worn muscles and
the skin.
Ironized Yeast is pleasant TO take.
keeps indefinitely. and costs about
the same per dose as ordinary yeast,
but is much more effective. Each
package CONTAINS 10 days treatment
and costsonly a dollar, or 10c a day.
Special directions for children in
each package. Sold at all druggists.
For sale by the Peoples Drug Stores
and by good druggists everywhere
The Washington herald., 1921-09-26

Almost daily getting requests for new routes SO
enormous
most conservative figure that during the next six
AS you are familiar with the and profits made
by similar lines in other cities readily realize that
the should be obtained here washingtOn.
doubling the bus service and have
additional overhead Think what the profits will be-
dends-real cash results?
In order properly put into operation these additional
buses ana expand the service We nave hSo 70 'He
capital OF the operating company
profits of the service. Even only buy several
shares, want you in the family.
stockholders twenty large
We might have easily gone to some outside brokerage
was not our plan or preference We wish to keep IN
want to be partner with in the operation and in
sharing the profits of this great system.
all common-s1o per shsre-&1O par value.
There is preferred stock-nO bondsno underwriters
every Washington resident part of
this splendid motor bus linea line that will be known
only limited number of shares be offered sale
disposed no more will be orered-no more
none Of this stock can be purchased before
Remember only SO share to own an interest in what
will undoubtedly be of the profitable bus lines
in the world And to make it easier for you, don't
essary is a small initial payment.
Remember stock until October 3D. But get your or
der in Stock will be allotted the subscriptions
in the demand exceeds the supply the stock will
be pro rated according to the amount YOU wish.
That the personnel management OF this company
Of the right character caber fully evidenced by the
fact that the Federal Utilities Commission have
occasion the directors Of the Washington Rapid
Transit Company without question these valuable and
elusive operating franchises.
You will want booklet entitled THE old and the
New This explains in detail the wonderful and
big possibilities Of the Washington Rapid Transit
Fill out coupon "a and this book will be mailed you
Immediately II wish representative to call please
state in the day and hour that best you
Or, wish to call at general oce the
matter in detail please fill coupon "B." You
this coupon free ride ONCE Fourteenth
and Buchanan streets northwest Our drivers will be glad
accept this in lieu fare. person
to be in your party fiji IN all names and addresses
The Washington herald., 1921-09-26
KIALTO.
"Experience" Featuring Richars
Barth elmesa.

Achieving a distinct triumph be-
cause Of its beauty and artistry.
George Fitzmaurice's Paramount pro-
duction of Experience" scored heav-
lily on Its first presentation in this
city at Moore's Rialto Theater yes
terday. an audience which completely
nlled the house. being on hand for the
opening presentation.
The production is one of excep-
tional pictorial value. The story.
scenic invesiture. costuming and act
ing leave nothing to be- desired.
The story in particular has a charm
all its own. being a tale of Youth
"a story as old as yesterdays ten
thousand years-yet. as new as to-
morrow Youth" is happy in the
rose-bowered cottage until he meets
with Ambition" who tells him OF
the city beyond. with its wonderful
opportunities. So he leaves his moth
er with Love" and Hope" and goes
forth to meet Experience"
The Washington herald., 1921-09-26
CAPITOL.
aChick-Chick.S

Lively burlesque. as 1t should be,
may be seen this week at Jack Car
rison's Capitol Theater,' where
George Jaffe's Chick Chick" Is
holding down the stage. This cur
rent offering is about the liveli-
est show that has been seen at the
Pennsylvania avenue theater since
its opening. for 1t has a live cast
headed by Harry Fields, famous 70
his Hello Jake" comedy line, a
The Washington herald., 1921-09-26

Judged as little sermon for
Jews and Gentlles. welcome
stranger is likely to meet with lit
Tie but polite and smiling acquies-
cence from those spectators who are
not moved by the theme to any
benevolent, and. 1t might be added
wholly Christian spirit of Aaron
hoffman's propaganda disarms any
disposition to pick flaws in his
premises or his argument.
II you reflect at first that you
never saw any Main street, in any
valley Falls" that you ever visited
where a Jew had any difficulty ir
starting or continuing in business,
or IL you consider that the play
wright overdraws the prejudice
tails to probe the causes of such
ahupathy as does exist, and over
states the efficacy of his hero's
remedy. you will probably conclude
before the final curtain, that Horr
man knew pretty we'll what he wa.
ABOUT. and that his exaggerations
are warranted as a means OF con-
Eeylng his message with dramatic
emphasis.
Judged as a drama, Mr.. Hoffman
play is as clever an assemblage OF
gilt-edged trinkets as ever adorne1
theatrical jewelry shop. Its Incl.
cents from a brilliant train OF the
Kind Of devices familiarly kdoHn
az "sure-hre hokum." Most of us
Ike it, even when we Perceive and
soon at it. There is a wealth OF
laughter and of appealing sentl-
ment in the lines. with all their
obvious thickness and occasional
crudities
The staging is admirably com.
plete, with innumerable fetching
ltttle scenic touches, pretty play.
things according well with the
naive appeal of the story itself
Much credit is due the producer
for the thoroughly realistic picture:
Of the lobby of the little tJwr
hotel and the interior of the hom,
OF one Of the villagers.
The story might have had its in.
spiration in Mister Antonio In
stead of an Italian organ grinder
bringing light and sweetness into
narrow-minded Puritan village
Mr.. Hoffman has entrusted such 9
mission to Isidore Solomon, VIII
comes to the Grand Hotel at Valley
Falls on a stormy New Years nigh
with the hope of settling there anc
opening a clothing store.
He encounters violent hostility
and the village magnates conspirI
to be rid of him. He makes friend
first with an old inventor who ha
a franchise for an electric plan
and would start IL IL everybod!
didn't laugh at him. Isadore be
comes his partner, and together the!
struggle to success against the en-
nifty of the Inhabitants, who on
by one fall under the spell of tn,
Jews fine friendliness.
A really fine and notable featur
Of the production is George Sid
ney's rendering of the principa
character. Mr.. Sidney Is an acto
of no slight ability. and he make
Isidore Solomon live The remain
der Of the cast is good enough, bu
in no way remarkable.
Altogether, welcome Stranger
is entertainment that will satisf,
all but the incorrigible high-brow
Last nights audience greeted II will
marked enthusiasm.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-26
METROPOLITAN.
Charles Ray I'm "scrap Iron"

II it was the purpose of Gram
dalIs Metropolitan Theater to pre-
sent a bill for the current week
that would embody a strong ele-
ment of appeal to every taste, the
effort was notably successful. In
Charles Rays perturbation of
Charles E. Van Loans Saturday
Evening Post story. Scrap Iron.
shown for the first time in the
Continued on Page Eight.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-26
GAYETY.
Follies of the Day.

Some people might proclaim
Barney Gerard's "Follies of the
Day. now playing at the Gayety.
as burlesque supreme. But 1t is
most certainly more than that
it's musical comedy, with trimming
The Washington herald., 1921-09-26

Love Birds" wings its melodious
vay TO the harbor of good enter
taInment on its second flight to
washington. chiefly through the
fact that some judicious pruning
inserted since the premier at Polls,
has eliminated nonessentisls and
1Iven the featured artists more op-
nortunity to reveal their particular
talents.
While Pat Rooney retains his
pIace in the front rank of stage
dancers. any production in which he
anpears can hold its own in the
realm Of terpsichore. 1t must be
confessed. however, that while the
genial Pat is ever active. the sup
nortfng performers of prominence
have their moments for shave of
the spotlight, and he has sur
rounded himself with a group well
versed in the art of amusement.
There Is Elizabeth Murray, still
.rowinE young and still sprinkling
Ser comedy with a dash of the
Celtic that reacts for solid ap-
clause. Her two song numbers
wsre among the bright Nspots of a
busy evening. The long and 1.-THE
Iinbs of Tom Dingle are kicked
about in a manner that makes him
runner-up to the star for dancing
honors, although Helen p. Delaney
The Washington herald., 1921-09-26

Comparatively few people familiar they should
be with the marked and singular Of the Wash
ington Motor Bus System.
wish give of the a honest facts
venent, safe and practical means Of transportation
we do not the idea that the
motor bus going to the street car No. indeed
So has the modern properly organized and efficiently man
aged line Of motor buses!
But wish to let all Washington know what only
of it already knows-that is the Washington Rapid
Of tens Of of washington folks
This motor bus system started only six months ago
that short time it carried hreequarters of
million and, mind this when Washing
How Of you have Stopped to realize what
profits there are in properly organized efficiently man
For example familiar with the facts in connection
with London, New York. Detroit and Chicago
New York is the best 'at home" example have.
they carry "A, 900 passengers a year
Chicago motor bus lines are forging ahead with similar
Detroit the bus lines carrying million
you the business is there. The public want the
Less than six months ago first properly organized
and efficiently managed system Of motor buses intro
duced to Washington.
buses and they operated Sixteenth street So
popular they with the public that April goth had
During the first s month. over S Of mill
washingtons lowest period when thousands were away
So you easily what a tremendous success the
motor bus service system when do such an enor
nous business during Washington's quietest period
nsistent has the demand for buses and ad
ditiona routes that We have decided to expand the system
and will install sixteen brandnew buses Ten will go into
operation during the the balance soon
after the first Of November
account Of the growing popularity Of this splendid
bus service the Federal Utilities Commission has
granted two franchises which require the nstaa-
ton of these additional buses.
First route. starting Eighth Pennsylvania to
Twelfth street to Massachusetts, Sixteenth street
northwest to Harvard Thirteenth street. to Park
road, to New Hampshire Grant Circle and re-
turn (Petworth division).
Second starting at Eighth Pennsylvania
Twelfth Rhode Island to North Capitol
street, and return.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-26

There is no extra fare now from wash
inrton or Baltimore on the Broadway Limit
ed, leaving Washington sos p. m. arriving
chicaro s:55 q. m. Pennsylvania System.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-26

the cage. The animal was real for
he roared.
Many children were in the auu'-
ence and were in the best OF, sflrits'
but older folks seemed to enycy the
Thurston magic no less.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-26
IN MEMORIUM.

NITTHEwEBeulah. who died . year age
today, September "a, 1921.
That I'm one day nearer to the time
when I'll come home to you
n. dat beautiful land above.
Her loving mother. Mrs, A. LEWIS.
III
The Washington herald., 1921-09-26
NATIONAL.
Welcome,, strnnEer.'

sam n. Harris presented at the National
last night ''wslcsms Stranger" with George
sidney, q play by, Aaron Hoffman; staged
ey sam Forrest
The Washington herald., 1921-09-26
FLORISTS.

oARNETT.-on Sunday, September p, 1871
ANNE T., beloved wife Of Philip Gar
nett In her T3rd year.
Funeral Tuesday, September r. ht p. m.
at the residence Of her daughter. Mrs.
Alfred Wilkinson. 1880 You street.
Friends and relatives invited to attend.
Intsrment private. I4Z
Appropriate Funeral Tokens
Gude Bros. Co. 1914 F St.
expressiye-inexpensfvs.
Prompt suro delivery service.
GEO. c. SHAFFER soe % l,,A y.
EXPRESSIVE YLoRAL EN- Phone Y.
zTElfs Al MODERATE PRrCEz. 24ls-I7-A
The Washington herald., 1921-09-26
POLPS.
6sLoye BiFds-o

%Loye Birds-7
Pat Rooney and Marion Bent in the musi-
cal comedy, '1Lsve Birds" with Edgar Allen
woolf's book; sigmund RomberE's score
Ballard Maedonald's lyrics.
THE CAST.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-26
BROADWAY LIMITED EXTRA

Continued on Page Eight.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-01
OKLAHOMA ELKs
WILL MEET MAY
q At ARDM0RE
Bip rwo.pay Session on Bill; Program
Calls for Many stunts: 600
Delegates are Expected
10 Attend

Ardmorc. Okla. March THE OK.
lahoma state convention OF the H.
p. o. Elks Will be held IN thls city
on Nav 20. and 81. The dates for
the gala event. aud other matter
pertaining 10 the program and plans
for the twoday session were mr..
ranged AT a meeting Of the state exc.
cutivc committee and the members
Of the local committee In charge OF
the convention.
The work OF the various commit.
tees has been set In motion. and n
meeting OF the entertainment com.
mittce at the rooms Of the local or.
ganizatlon tonight viii mark the ini.
tial move towards the completion Of
plans which promise the most I'm.
pressiyc and entertaining convention
ever held In this city.
ihV perhonncl or the committees
in charge Is composed Of prominent
citizens ot Ardmore and members Of
the organization who are competent
for the worS for which they have
been selected and the success of the
convention is an assured fact.
More than 500 delegates and visit.
ing brothers are expected to be
present at Ardmore during the two
days. Many 81 the out OF town or
ganizat'ons have sigaidcd their In.
tantion Of bringing along their own
bands, and these together with floats
and other paraphenalia which bills"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-01
Mix Expert Here
Tells Lions CLUB
of Nelc Industry

Dr. +. u. cryder. head OF the
Sterling MIX company at Oklahoma
City. was a guest OF the Lions club
at luncheon yesterday and he dcliv
cred an address dealing with the
milk industry and particularly his
process for treating milk. In vol
ume the milk business Is the see
ond largest IN the world" he said
Dr. Cfydor is a chemist and has
specialized on milk for many years
He is the inventor OF the process
and machinery used in his plant a;
Oklahoma City. which is the only one
of the kind in the world. having
been In operation about year.
I'VE are shipping our product TO
practically every country In the
world" he told the Lions by the
Sterling process cows milk IS puri-
fed, reduced to uniform compo.
siiion. put up in ordinary milk bot
ties and It will keep sweet indehn-
itely II not opened. II carries the
destruction OF harmful bacteria fur
ther than the Pasteur process.
"ln spite of the magnitude OF the
milk industry and It's vital relation
to the health and physical well-be-
ing of the people, II has been back.
gard in developing" said Dr. Cry
der. "The time is coming when we
shall have more scientific legisa-
tion to regulate dairying."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-01

On iac average farm and ranch
the COW that makes the most profit
Il one that yields q liberal flow oi
mix and produces calves that carry
heavy coat OF nesh-a COW chat
when not In milk Will take on flesh
readily herself so that she may BE-
sold for beef II desired At profit
II Is the shorthofn COW that has
demonstrated her ability 10 do lils
very thing. There is no other breed
that combines these sources OF
profit-bcef and miIk-like these Short.
horn. Here is where the value OF
quiet temperament aud extra pounds
and quality and milk production IN.
sure TO the grower satisfactory
profit
Where Shorthorn cows are being
tested out for milk productions they
are making records OF 1000. 5000.
10000 aud up to more than l5.olp
pounds OF milk per year-high Yields
uiat show also high percentage Of
bniterfat. These records are mad
under normal conditions such as any
farmer provides. They are not hot.
house results. There Is nothing ati-
fetal about them They come within
the program OF any practical farmer.
Shorthorn cows will consume the
ordinary roughage that grows on
every farm and thrive under the
kind Of treatment that every farmer
can provide.
Wien you buy n shorihorn hull
select one OF even lines. thick flesh
covering. liberal coat of hair well
rounded quarters. good heart girth
and full chest, well sprung ribs. head
ond neck indicating vigor and mas.
culinity. Be sure to note that there
Is plenty OF meat over the loin and
note also that he has enough bone
without coarseness. Take note OF
his quality as indicated by his flesh
covering and pliable skin.
When you select Slorthorn female
see that she has plenty of depth oi
body and flank. with the covering.
pliable skin, and rich coat of hair.
as indicated in the bull. See that she
has a breedy look. a feminine express
sion and has the appearance of util-
i;y Don't overlook the udder. 1t
should be of ample proportions AMI
well balanced
Keep the matter of size in mind
IN both the bull and female, but re-
member that short legs do not indi-
cate lack of scale
DO you know that there are moro
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-01

tres Of Ardmore will be prccsnted
to all the visiting delegates and their
wives. The management OF the loca
theatres has promised to have oN.
eeptional high class entertainment In
this city during the convention days.
Other forms OF entertainment will be
baseball games by teams OF the
Ttxas-oklahoma League. and boxing
bouts by some OF the best fistic per.
formers in the country. who can b.
brought here for the occasion.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-01

ly United Press.
Kansas city, Mo-, March Strange
houaellko objects soon may be seen
numbering along Jackson Co.. roads.
The county court has decided ta
ask the state prison officials for q
portable jalla which viii allow nil-
son gangs TO work on county high.
ways. when the weather Is good,
Each jail would house ak prisoners
with an area sufficient TO allow "el'
bow room" for swinging picks and
shoyclH
The county jail has become a pen.
ular lodging place OF late. offlclsIa
explained. and prisoners ought to
earn their keeps"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-01

way will bc to demonatrate the value
o. such routes not only for COM
mcrcial use but for national defense.
and 10 test whether they should be
subject to federal in,eratatc leglsla.
tlon rather than state oorisol.
Bolng without authority to phrehass
ground for landing hclds. the Air
Service IA eooikratlniy with local
chambers ~ commerce Edd private
companies 70 organize the first route
Il was said Nearly hundred land
ing fields not part of Air Service
property already are chartcd.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-01

constructed early this year. tho Y, 3.
Air Service declared today.
The aIrway viii connect Wash.
lnEton with Dayton. Ohio. this state
meut said. and win be provided
with landing fields at is.mInuio fllghi
intervals. The fields all Will be equip
ped with radio control stations, nlghl
navigation aids. honsing and main
tenanee equipment accommodation
that Will make general travel over
the route safer the announcement
said. than auto touring by road.
The primary purpose Of the air
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-01
GUILTY SAYS JURY.

A jury in Justice T. =. Moora's
court yesterday afternoon found
"Bigboy" Crabtree guilty OF vag-
fancy and assessed a fine of $50.
A. L. Herr, attorney for the defend
ant, announced that the case will be
appealed to the county court.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-01
Building High,Cay
Through the Sky

ny United Press
Washington. Mar. i.-Amcriea's
first model aerial highway VIII be
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-01

The human temperature is highest
at about four o'clock in the afternoon
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-01

rom the various parts OF tho state
VIII bring here. promise many novel
sights which viii be- performed on
the streets OF the city and az The
rooms o. the convention.
An added fealure during the con
,eatlon will be The initiation of the
May tlass. which Is famous" In Ard
more a. CLASSY. lndlcrous event"
clilsann OF Arlmorc remneher the
Initiation OF tie May class last year.
when a monster street parade was
conducted prior 20 the stepping of
the rockies over the hot sands. At
the initiation hall The sands are
hotter than ever this year. states
Grand Exalted Ruler Bob Gardcnhlrc.
due to tho many additional thermal
unlts which have heon purchased
during the past few months candl.
dates will be- given Gle heights o.
their desires 60.
An outline OF the program which
has been arranged for the conycn.
llon is as follows:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-01
May %. ie2i.

Registering Of delegates 1900 q. m.
Opening OF state lodge 100 y. ~.
lSpeakcra ctc.r
Dutch lunch at che club rooms