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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-05
LOIS WEBER. IDLE
ES,ATGREC|AN
A Fearless and Splendid
Screen Sermon for Men
and Women.

idle Wives" is q film play 90 intI-
mate that one who sees II feels that
her eyes are glued upon her neighbors'
window panes-
Idle Wives" bring the problems OF
other lives to our doors and asks Us
to help solve them.
II maintains a thrilling. throbbing
interest to the final film. Unlike many
other play stories, you cannot even
guess what will come next
But first by clever device the clever
Smalleys' who wrote it and act in II.
give proof of no wthe play affects an
audience. II Is a true picture Of how
the story Of the idle wife and her
friends grips, twists and tangles the
heart strings and brings a sob into
the throat
A family worn with toll and poverty
begins the evening with a squab5le.
The quarrel, slight al first. begins to
grow bitter, when the eldest daughter
says
Father. mother, why spend the
whole evening quarreling? Let's so TO
a picture show" \ pretty young girl
turns rebellious and goes to the picture
house with young man against whom
her mother has warned her because
- a
husband with a rowing eye selects an
attractive companion for an evening
at the movies" with a dinner TO fol-
low The pair are followed by his
wife in an agony Of jealousy. And
this is what they see:
A wife and mother. young, earnest.
IN the full tide of life's viSor. realizes
that she is being crowded out of her
family life. She has a small part in
the ordering OF her household Her
motherinlaw assumes dictatorship. She
visits the nursery and nurse. bull
waTked by the authority Of science,
forbids her 10 give her son a cookey,
her daughter 3 kiss. She wistfully
asks the husband. who is downtown all
day and absorbed by his business cares
and the strain of keeping up appear
whether she may drive down
town to bring him home. He impa-
tiently reminds her that he Is in the
midst of an important business con-
ference and hangs up the receiver.
The picture carries you with her,
with profoundest interest. through the
experience that follows The doors Of
the settlement open TO receive her and
her prOffer of work Then there comes
A piteous little white slave who has
-un away from the home she called a
hole that she was tired Of" and who
an into shame and cruelty uuspeaKa-
Die. To the father 10 whom the girl
had written; Don't try 10 save me-
Daddy. dear, I am too far gone" Anne
-estores the Shipwrecked soul
These are but two Incidents OF this
iil-absurbing play which so fear
essly portrays human weakness Lois ,
Weber has perhaps more screen sue
,esses to her credit than any one other .
lirector. notable among them are -Hyp- {
,crites' and Where Are Ny Chill 9
lren?" and Idle wives" ranks among 4
he very best work OF this marvellous 3
woman
Idle Wives viii be shown at the T
irecian theater beginning today This /
lay will be presented 10 adult audi
noes only. Children under Is viii
lot be admitted unless accompanied q
y adults. The first show viii start 4
promptly at 1 oclOck.-Ady. /
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-05
EOUAL. FRANCHISE LEAGUE
SUPPORTING MRS. RAWLINGS

For the purnose OF furthering the
candidacy Of Mrs. J. A. Rawlings as a
member of the school board, members
OF the EQUAL Franchise leagUe Satur-
day afternoon began copying the
names Of the certified voters OF FL Paso
county. The poll tax rolls OF each pre-
cinct were secured from tax collector
z. y. RirFey by members OF the league
II is their purpose to see each voter in
diViduallv and to hold precinct meet
ings in an effort to promote Mrs. Raw
ling's election.
~ tn. % -ccinct meetings the names
OF the voters I'm each precinct will be
given tn "A committee OF women. II IS
said that six wOmens clubs Of the city
have cornhined for the purpose of sup
porting Mrs Rawlings
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-05
OFFICER SID BENSON FIRED
AT TWICE; ARRESTS MAN MINI

Mounted police officer Sid Benson
had narrow escape from being wounded
sunday morning at 1870 o'clock, when
he was fired upon by 4 man on the
second floor of building AT Second
and South Oregon streets.
Officer Benson and detective ?
Avaunt had gone 70 the building 10
investigate an alleged Chinese tong
war" Benson went into the house
and when he reached a stairway was
fired upon twice. Not having war
rant for the arrest Of the man for
whom he was looking. Benson went
downstairs Returning = short time
later. ne arrested Man MINI. on =
charge Of assault TO murder
The shots attracted a large crowd
and a call was sent TO the police sta
ton for additional officers. who dis
persed the thronE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-05
THE UNKNOWN"
CAUSES SMILES
Lax Presentation of New
Offering By Alden Play
ers Displeasing.

Ruined TO the extent that the audi
enct was forced TO laugh during the
most thrilling moments o. the many
ten-e situations brought about in one
Of the best shows which has ever been
staged in an FL Paso theater, the pres
entation OF The Unknown" as the
Crawford Sunday night was anything
but the delight It should have been
to the large audience which turned out
to witness the usually successful Audra
Alden players
Love, mystery ana the inner work
ings Of the secret service Of the United
into as pleasing plot as one "ouIo
wish to see. with termination as sur
prising as il is thrilling.
ReVOIveS Round a Pearl Necklace
The action reVOlNeS about S-VU-uVV
pearl necklace, the smuggling OF when
into the United States is suspected by
the customs officials The method
employed by these officers 10 bag the
smuggler. wherein they enlist the ser
vices of a YOU society woman who
IS compelled 10 assist the government
men in their work in order 10 save her
sister from Imprisonment, is revela-
ton of practices said some times TO be
resorted to.
The mysterious II j.. appearing
in various perSonages throughout the
play lends an air OF secrecy and "un-
derground- working
No one member. Of the cast can, in
particular. be blamed for lax presenta-
ton Of the production, for all were at
fault. However. with repetition il IS
bound to improve and the play be
given the portrayal IL deserves
5. A c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-05
They were RUNDOWN

How often We hear II said of man
or woman that "they were rundown in
health which acknowledgement
sickness. For that reason II is impor-
tant that when you find you tire easily,
when your nerves are troublesome or
your work is irksome, you should
strengthen your system Immediately
with the blood-enriching, tissue-build
ing food in SCOTS Emulsion which
contains pure Norwegian cod liver
oil and Is free from alcohol.
Scott Bosne. Bioo1z6sid. n. J. 1cS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-05
BABY ABANDONED
WITH LION CUBS
Was Carried Off BY Ma
tives, Grows Up To Be
come Animal Trainer.

In view OF the unexpected snowstorm
OF Saturday, chaplain H. a. Chouinsrd
and Fred Beckman. manager OF the
Great workman Shows" decided to
postpone the formal opening ceremon-
les in connection with the military car
nival until this evening
Chaplain Chouinard, who has had
much experience with public entertain
nents believes that you find more IN
usual characters around a circus. Or a
carnival, than any other place. To
prove his point, he referred 10 Capt.
Allen Kent King, wild animal trainer
with the Workman shows Capt Kings
father. a titled Englishman. was gov
ernOr Of an African province and was
killed in an Asanti raid. Young King
vas carried away by the retreating
tribesmen, who later abandoned him
and he was found a number Of days
later with some young cub lions in the
brush. The boy was then only two
years old so il will never be known
now he reached the lions.
As Capt. King grew older, his love
for lions grew stronger and now he
is never happy when away from them
Al school and college he was lonesome
and later when he served in the British
colonial service. he was still dissatis-
fed so he drifted into the entertain
ment world and is never happier than
when giving public performances with
his pets. some Of which are exceeding
" ferocious-
Kansas City Trainers Mecea.
Before the European war. Hamburg
was recognized as the center of all ami
nal training activities andtit was there
that Capt King received his early
training. Now Kansas City is the mecca
Of the wild animal world. q fact not
generally known in this country.
Mile. LaBelle Salina with her group
OF black named lions is another trainer
with the WORKMAN shows A dance
in the cage with [. lions is her most
spectacular feat
All animal work takes place in a
large steel cage SO that the spectators
are safe In the collection. which was
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-05
MARIE nORn-

Marie Doro. the Lasky- Para mount
star. who was recently seen in oliver
Twist viii he seen today only at the
Alnambra IN clever Irish story writ
ten especially for her This story
castles FOR TwO"-hss to do with the
adventures of an imDUlsive heiress,
who. firing OF social life in New York
ices with her nurse to Ireland. and
DISGUISED as maid wins the heart OF
an impecunious but fine Irish lord. The
efforts or this young society girl,
trained 70 be waited upon. to act as
servant in order to make the lord and
MS wealth seeking family believe she
Is Of poor origin. are depicted by Miss
boro IN ner usual charming manner
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-05
AT HTIoU TBEATER

Tho Bijou theater. opposite Paso del
Norte hotel has several special bills
this week Tor its patrons also for the
visiting cattlemen and their families
fodsys bill offers Is Marriage Sa-
cred2" See this mum Der. II has sew
eral cOmmendable features Toror-
row. THE Beloved rsmpire." q Knick-
erbOcker star feature. will be shown
They are always good. Wednesday.
the Fox comedy-comedies without an
equal. will be on the bill. Friday, The
Secret Kingdom" Vitagraph special re-
lease. will be featured. Il Is the talk
Of the town Saturday. The Girl From
Frisco. viii be seen IN a new role.
entitled The American Girl The
above stories can be found in all rnaca-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-05
MRS. HELEN DrMSnN. WIFE OF
SOLDIER. WOUNDED BY SHOT

Airs. Helen benson. wife OF troODer
OF the Eighth cavalry, was wounded IN
the right leg Saturday night about 8
o'clock. when q pistol accidentally dis
charged in her home near Piedras
street and Alameda avenue
The pistol, according 10 the state
ment OF Mrs. benson and her hus-
band. TO the police. dropped out Or
Demson's HANDS. and falling to the
floor. was discharged.
The Injured woman was taken %
the Rolston hospital where the wound
was examined and found TO be only
slight one.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-05

made in various parts OF the world by
the celebrated wild animal authority.
Capt Jack Dwuer. are six lions. five
leopards five bears. five tigers. baby
kangaroos. the only ones in captivity
and many other species.
Have your Arch Supports eXpertly fit
ted Chas. ROkahr. bOoJmaker. S19 Texas
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-05

Gate City Auto service. PHI 1866 Call
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-05
ENGINEER ACOCKS BROUGHT
TO Ell PASO FOR TREATMENT

Engineer J. G. Acocks. who was in
jured Friday night in n head-On col
lision OF two Texas & Pacific freight
trains near Van Horn. Texas. was
brought to FL PasO Saturday night and
placed in Hotel Dieu for treatment He
sustained a wrenched back, a spralned
wrist and minor bruises in the wreck
HIS injuries will not prove fatal
Two T. & ?. freight locomotives were
badly damaged and six freight cars
were derailed in the wreck.
Texas Nursery, s12 n. Kansas.-Adv.
Gate City Auto service, Phi. 1866. Call
car No 12-AdN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-05
MARY P|CKFORD
At THE W|GNAM
The Screens Most Charming
Actress Appears There in
Her Latest Picture.

Mary Pickford IN a problem pIayf
Horrors No, Yes. she Is. but II Is a
clean problem play or Little Mary"
would not be in It The play In which
Mary Pickford Will be seen al the
Wigwam in a limited engagement of
three days IL "A Poor Little Rich
Girl" It is an adaptation from the
famous novel and dramatic fantasy OF
Eleanor Gates As a novel It was one
Of the big sellers and as play on the
stage 1t packed houses from coast TO
coast after having made a tremen-
dously long run IN New York.
a Poor Little Rich GirT' offers
Mary Pickford a part which could not
have fitted her better had Il been
written especially for her winsome
personality II Is the story OF the life
OF a miss whose parents were OF the
ultra rich class They gave her every
thing that money could buy. but failed
TO make her happy The father was
engrOssed with his business and the
mother with society. The child yearned
Tor parental love and the companion-
snip Of other children Like most
human beings. she sought that which
she craved- This led to a number Of
unlocked for incidents and cOmplica-
tons. but u had the desired effect and
who were drifting apart back to-
Sether- II is a wonderfully human
play 1t touches the heart cords and
il fascinates. Men, women and chill
dren alike revel in the scenes
The picture was produced by the
Aircraft Pictures corporation. which is
Little Mary's' own company. The
home scenes and the surroundings of
the little rich girl have given the d.
rector and art director superb oppOr-
tunities 10 build and present elaborate
settings The Aircraft does not sron
At anything when II comes to properly
presenting a picture as will be re-
membered by all who saw Mary Pick
ford In Less Than the Dust and This
Pride OF the Clan None OF these pic
lures have cost less than a quarter OF
million dollars. Just one item Of
cost in a Poor Rich Little GirIT which
may be mentioned was the initial one
The company paid go. 600 for the pic
ture rights OF the play.
Mary Miles Minter. that charming
young lady who is growing more and |
more popular with every picture. viii
follow Mary PickfOrd's engagement at I
the Wigwam- This will give admirers |
OF both a chance TO again compare
them. There are many who are icono- /
elastic enough to say that Mary Miles !
Minter IS just as good as Mary Pick i
ford What do YOU think See her in 4
The Gentle Intruder Thoursdav or
Friday following a Poor Rich Little 4
iirL"-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-05
THE TNIoTE

Charlie Chaplin. Mutt and Jeff. the
Pathe Weekly and a Christie comedy
VIII comprise today's program at the
Unique Francis Bushman and Bev-
erly Bayne, in The Great Secret" Cthe
eighth episode) will be here for Tues
day and Wednesday. BLACK Orchids"
with Cleo Madison playing a vampire
role. will be the special attraction be-
ginning Thursday-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-05
INDEPENDENTS MEET TONIGHT
TO MAKE UP CITY TICKET

4 meeting OF she executive commit
tee Of the Independent Voters league
viii be held tonight IN the f1st district
courtroom for the announced purpose
Of king Up ticket for the CITY cleo
ton, and which VIII be endorsed at a
meeting to be held Tuesday night.
The league rr-viousiy lcUinate5
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-05

four FL Paso business men for the al
dermanic offices, but they refused,
stating that they would not run on any
account At a recent meeting speakers
intimated that a fusion ticket would be
formed between the league, the Republt-
can party ana the union labor voters
Of the city.
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