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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-27
Out OF Town isitors.

AZ and Mrs. z. F. Boyle. OF Hons
Ton. Texas. are registered at Hotel
L-eser while visiting here.
Mr. and Mrs Z. r. GluiIsnd and
Miss GIIlaud, Of Globe. Ariz- are
staying at the Hotel sheldon.
Mrs John Rohi OF Bloomfield. Ia ,
VIII spend the next two months with
her daughter, Mrs j. T. Bauu-ar teu.
at her home iu the Val Verde addition.
ar. and Mrs B. H. PaEue. Of AMI
mas, n ~. are staying at Hotel
ZieEer while Mr. PaEue attends 10
business connected with his mining
and cattle interests
Three wei known cl-tlemeu. r r.
Hughes and Eugene la Boon. both
OF Chickasha. Okla, and y. r. D-ig-
gers. OF Abilene. Texas, are guests at
the Hotel Z5eger.
mr. and Mrs. SieEfred Erickson are
entertaining Mrs Ericksou's father
and sister Mr. W A Cannon and Miss
Vivian Cannon, OF Amarillo. Texas
Mr. Cannon is here on a brief visit.
but Miss Vivian viii make an extend
ed stay
DIT. and Mrs. C. H. Chapman. OF
Memphis, Tenn, are staying at the
Hotel Mccoy for short visit TO the
city The Chapmaus have just come
fran O forruights stay at CloulcrOtt-
Mrs Bette Arant has as her house
guest at her home on Newman street.
AIrs. ". T. COser. Of LonEview. Texas
Mr.. and Mrs COser expect TO remain
for about ten days in FL PasO-
Mrs. s p. Griffith, Of North Viz
Einia street. has as her house guests.
her mother. Mrs. s s Williams and
Mrs. c. W futile. both OF Houston,
Texas. Later Mrs. Williams and Mrs.
futile viii visit Mrs. Sam Allphin, at
her home on TrOwbridge avenue
Mrs sadie T. Ingels. who was
formerly Of the faculty Of the Phoenix
high school is now the house guest
Of Mrs. j. II. Huffaker. at her home
on Grant avenue. Mrs InceIs viii
teach Spanish this year at the FL Pasu
high school
Mrs. C.. r. hudson. sister Of Mrs. .
g. F. Fillmore. and Miss Bell PoEue /
left for their homes in Albuquerque, .
y. n. Saturday evening, after three /
weeks delightful visit in FL PasO. I
Mrs. Hudson and Miss PoEue were
the house guests Of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. .
Fillmore at their attractive new home +
in Austin Terrace.
Mrs A. p SrOcker and her cousin,
Mrs. Albert TOlle, OF san Antonio, /
have been in e Paso several days.
but returned to ClOudcrOft on Mon 4
day morning, where they Will con- /
tinue their visit with Mrs. Simon \
Isacker. Mrs. Suckers mother Mrs
Izcker. whose home IS in TOrreOn, /
Mex. has bought q beautiful home /
at Cloudcroft for sumner residence
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-27
WHOLE FAMILY
REJOICING
MRS. SLEIGHT
Even a change of climate
failed to relieve her
Tanlac overcame trouble.

Ny sufferings were almost unbear-
able before ] began taking IanLac,
and nv whole family is rejoicing over
my wonderful recovery, sald MS
Emma E. Sleight, the other day MS
SIeight is resident Of Palestine
After a spell Of malarial fever two
rears ago. she explained. u was
left in a very weak and rundown
condition. Rheumatism developed and
seemed 10 affect every part o. ~
body, and my feet and lower limbs
were swollen so all the time ! could
hardly nut on my shoes The pain IN
my arms and shoulders was agOnlZlng
ar times and I was hardly fit for a
thing. I lost my appetite entirely
eat did not seem TO DO me any GOOD
and I fell off in weight from nun
freE-and-f0rty 10 less than one hun
dred pounds. Ny liver seemed 10 De
All out Of order and constant pain
in my right side made me miserable
All the time, my skin was as yellow
as q pumpkin and even the whites or
my eyes were the same unhealthy
color Ny nerves were all on edge
and many @ night 1 would be so eN-
cited that I got up out OF bed ana
walked the floor for hours
II took an kinds Of medicines and
even thought change Of climate
might benefit me, but nothing did me
anV good till my son persuaded me
10 try Tanlac- I had read all about
Tanlac back home but as had
taken so many different medicines
without getting any better I had lit
lie faith in its and only took it 10
please my son I am sorry now
didn't take 10 long ago, for ! believe
il would have saved me many hours
OF suffering. After taking II while
7 noticed ] was very much better and
after q longer course Of IL the swell
ing and pain have left my feet and
limbs. nv liver seems TO be toned up,
the pain in my side IS gone, my skin
has cleared up and the whites OF my
eyes getting natural. Ny appetite IS
lust splendid now, ] enjoy every
mouthful I eat and I have gained
several pounds Ny nerves are quiet
and I sleep all night Ike a baby.
Tanlac is the only thing that has
given me any relief and as mine was
such a stubborn case Of chronic dis
orders. ] am going TO keep IL up TIL
every symptom Of my old trouble is
compile telv rooted out Of my system"
Tanlac is sold I'm FL Paso by Kelly
& Pollard Company. Inc. under the
personal direction OF a special Tanlac
resentative--AdV-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-27
FL Pasoans Returning.

Mrs Amy butcher has returned
from California where she has spent
the summer at the beaches
Mrs q. A. Graham left Saturday
for several weeks under the care OF
a chirOpracter. has returned to her
home. on East Nevada street very
much improved
Mrs. ". r. Loretz and her daughter,
Mrs Z. T. Harris have returned from
q delightful summer spent at Long
Beach. California They are now To-
Gated at 915 Dallas street.
Nidshipuan Harold Coldweu ar
rived Saturday 10 spend his Septem-
Der leave with his father judge W.
NJ Coldwell, and sister. Miss Julia
ColdWel at their home on Los An
geles street Harold Coldweu or
Eanized the cadet corps at the high
school and was the cadets first cap
tain.
Mrs. ". G. Hofer viii return to FL
Pas0 the first OF September. Mrs
Hofer has been absent for three
months visiting in California, stop
ping at san Diego, Long Beach. Los
Angeles and san Francisco Mr. and
Mrs. HOfer are taking an apartment
in the McClintock apartments for the
winter
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-27
CLoudcroH Personals.

Cloudcr0ft. n. ". Aug. o1-Gichard
Vidmer. William Race and Earl Kirk
land were weekend guests OF Mrs
Lamar Davis
Mrs. o. p Williams. who has been
spending the summer iu Cloudcroft
returned To- her home IN El Pas0 Sat
urday-
Mrs. Sidney Graves. who has been
the house guest of Miss Elizabeth
Stevens for several days. returned
home SATURDAY
1Ir- and Mrs. BreedI0ve Smith. who
have been spending a few days in
CI0udc-oft. left saturday
a. p Coles arrived Saturday 90 spend
the weekend with his family.
Oscar FeEan mOtored up in his car
on Saturday to spend the weekend.
Miss Ruth Rawlings IS the house
guest Of Miss Lydia Happier for sew
cray days.
Little Miss Ethel Irene Howe is
spending a few days with Miss Caro-
line Cooley
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-27
e. Pasoans Awap.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Wilson left sun
day for Kansas City.
Mrs. J. L. Warren leaves for Den
yer, on the Santa Fe today
Mrs J. CaIisher left today for New
York on the Golden state Limited
Lieut. John ". Moss returned to
Leon Springs after remaining in F.
PasO for a few days.
Messrs. J. Stolaroff and z. sam
brauO left for san Francisco on the
Golden state limited on Sunday.
Mrs. G. A Graham left SATURDAY.
evening for a two months trip in the
northern states Chicago viii be Wis
tied. also. lansing. Mich. Mrs. Ora
hams home town, Detroit, and Grand
Rapids. Mich.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-27

None Of them goes the same time do
and they've all promised TO give me
one grand time IL II stay at home
and keep them from getting lonesome
I And now. Marion. what are you going
10 dog
I -Oh, I'm going down TO Atlantic
City I've got TO stay in a cheap
little place but I have some pr-rr,
. clothes and III live right out on the
] board walk say, we three sure have
nice vacations planned Were going
. TO have good time in our own quiet
way / bet none Of the boys in this
otflce have half as much fun as were
gong 70 set out OF our two weeks
Let's ruIc out what they're doing I'd
kind OF Ike 20 see myself putting il
over on the men folks for a change"
The other side.
Investigation proved that Fritz
Con4on was going 10 spend his two
Weehs az a poF camp, where once
ne had been councillor Ned James
as gong or with another chap or
a canoeing trip. and Phil Barclay
was planning a hike through the
Lake Champlaiu district Norton
gregory was going down 10 his sis
ters bungalow and expected TO read
a lot OF the good things he'd been
ANXIOUS 70 get at all winter. There
WASH man IN the office who de-
scrlneu his vacation in terms Of a
L1sllouanle summer reSOrr-Elrls.
dancing or social gayety-
Those are real people in a real Of
ice ] know girls who do 80 off 20
camps and who plan for very differ
ent vacations from those Of HTd7-
Lottie and Marion. But 1 am afraid
their percentage is small
Every summer brings up new YER
sion OF Gl1sOn's famous old cartoon.
The only Man at the Beach" Fash
iold1le summer resorts are almost
mauleSs- II there is good golf or ten
MS or sailing the week end brings in
an influx OF men who dance q bit on
saturday night 10 pay OFF their social
obligations TO the world and who
squire pretty girl about the place
II she knows how TO handle the tiUer'
or boat or hold her own in mixed
doubles.
But men are learning that a vaca-'
lon ought 10 bring renewal refresh
meut-D0tn mental and physical-.
change and rest for faded nerves.
The fairy land for vacationists lies
outdoors. not in crowded hotel lob
oies. not in over heated bathrooms. 7
not IN stutty estaurants-but out in f.
me open We viii find the heart OF
Two weeks OF freedom from rou-
tine ought 20 send You back to work F.
refreshed and renewed II you are a .
dWeller IN a stuffy flat. won't a little
OF the simplicity Of life on a farm b.a
a wonderful thing for v6ue III Won
are accustomed 20 the routine OF an
office, what possible rest can YOU get
from Il in the routine Of a life like
this Get up at nine. don white linen.
breakfast az ten. sit on the piazza
and discuss your neighbOrs. stroll
down 70 the beach at eleven. take
your ocean dip at twelve. lunch al
one-thirty, listen 10 the band concert
and discuss your neighbors some
more, take nap. dress for dinner.
yaWn through an evening. yelrning
for the week end party to bring In
the men.
At the end or two weeks OF that
come back 70 the city. minus seventh
five dollars which should have ro1el
into your savings bank account, plus
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-27
Honlen's Organizations.

Mrs. Ponder s. Carter and Mrs. / y.
LaugstOn Will entertain the Women S
Aid society of the Highland Park
Baptist church. at the church parsOn-
age. Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock
The FL PasO chapter of tn Eastern
Star viii hold its regular meeting
Tuesday evening. in the Masonic
temple. After the initiation a social
hour viii follow Refreshments Will
be served
The members Of the Areme club
were entertained at the home Of Mrs.
=. y Sauburn. on Rio GraUde street.
Friday afternoon Miss Critic Wat
son gave a most delightful reading OF
the book Of The LiItlest Rebel
The committee in charge of the
social 20 be given by the Altar So
Ciety Of the Guardian Angel church
AT the Knights of Columbus han ON
Myrtle avenue Tuesday afternoon, is
composed Of Mrs j. j. Coleman.
chairman; Mrs. $. Titus Mrs. George
Savage, Mrs j. Sherwood and Miss
Gertrude Cody.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-27
f AID CLUB WILL GIVE A DINNER DANCE
HI WEDNESDAY EVENING TO HONOR THE
FILM PEOPLE OF THF PASOGRAPH CO.

Mrs. A. r. Stocker and her house
guest. Mrs. Albert Tolle. left this
morning for Claudcrooft TO spend a
week. SATURDAY. Mrs. Stucker enter
tanned with a pretty luncheon at her
home lu the Montana apartments for
Mrs. TOlle- The guests We're Mr.. and
Airs. vs.. IL +. Judd and Garnet King.
N-. and Mrs. sam Allphiu enter
tanned with q charming dinner sun
day evening. at their home ON Trow
bridge avenue. Mrs = 8 Williams
and Mrs G. vs.. futile, both OF Hous-
ton. Texas. and Jim Boaz were the
guests Of 3Ir. and Mrs. AIlphin. After
dinner. a long motor ride was en-
loved
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-27
Sunshine and Shadow, The Sick
And The We'll in The Hospital

Miss n. Comfy IS recovering from a
serious illness.
/ Mrs May HeIlings, who was oper-
ated on two weeks ago, is doing very
nicely.
MIS-. p. L Hankins, Of 1922 Fort
Boulevard, is convalescing from q
slight illness
Dr. :. D. KeltneT's condition IS
better.
Miss Margaret Nash, OF Lauark. y
III returned home saturday, following
an operation.
Mrs Julia 3. Rodney. wife Of Can't
Rodney, is a guest Of the hospital
G. H Ruhmland, of 1920 East Ne
Eada' IS recovering after a slight op-
Grafton
Mrs F. Ross. OF Maria. Texas has
oeen quite III at the hospital for two
weeks. 81"
Mrs D. standby. Of s13 North Mesa
avenue, IS seriOuly i'll, following ~
I operation on THURSDAY.
Mrs X Il. Smith, OF 32I5 Afadera
street Is couTalescing after an oDer-
Mrs Lena Cyrus has returned home
serious operation
Mrs L I. Thompson. Of Clint. Texas
mas Deen III for Two weeks. but is no.
slightly better
Alr- and Mrs. Charles DUNCAN. of
WILCOX, Ariz-s were guests Al tbe
ECsp-laL 70 be with their son, Holmes
VINO underwent an operation for a.
pendicitis few days ago.
MIS- Georgia Smither, Of Narfa
4eAas' mas returned TO her home
OTIS T.. Jansen is recovering from,
sllgnt operation.
Mrs. Eosenwasser Is convalescing
aIteF an illness, and viii retu-1 p
ner nome next week
MISS Louise GOrhan, Of 400 La I'M
9L eeg was operated on Saru-Ts- -
morning successfully. '-1y
Providence Hospital
mrs c a Perkins and baby daur-b
yer nave returned home from Provi-
Ricardo D. Chaves IS doing nicely
4rs- NJ Capweu is couva sesrirrr'
q. l. AlbertsOn and A. g E7ieI,S
Doth improving. -1 al c
u! S; l. D. Logan is recovering alta
slight illness. al o after
Mrs. Lupe Gutferraz fq ,o---,--.
II ON an operation. ~ 3
~ us 9lenichini is seriously III
ing nicely oaDy are do
81 Frank Tlk5 sheehan. Of the Sheldon bo
in q e. ~ Se aDIe TO leave the hospifs1
mss MSS Martha Hollincswortt
lew days. -o-l-e IN
IAN d mes Coleman. r. D. overu.r
all doing nicely. Gunner are
At Hotel Diem
at -' fI5,ai J. nc e Record is sim very in
on -lLs b B-emel underwent a ee-fo,.-
''SSIl NJ. but IS improving Ta5i SI-ous
wei els Is doing very
Airs. H. Co5=--z
James Reed 2+lc Of is riim1.PI,royying.
stilI very III. 1----Ls 3. ~ ~ Is
ated on SlS sSi3rg Tas successfully oper-
idly IS improving rap
aI M Bro"n, r B. Parkinson and r.
4 TC VI are an doing nicely.
an operation. aIter
5-, T. c, q, Birler and Mike Shea are do
A. j. Reynolds is convaIescing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-27

TDlIUND EEANE. OF the Paso-
r graph company. is bringing from
IL Los Angeles a company Of movie
stars to appear in a film to DE set in
and around FL Pas0.
The Advertising club viii give a
dinner-dauce at sheldon hotel. in the
main dining room, in honor of the
PasoEraph company on Wednesday
evening. August %, at 7:30 o'clock
Reservations must be made and
paid for before Wednesday. Commits
stoned officers and business men and
their wives not members Of the Ad-
vertisiuE club may attend
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-27


Editor FL Paso Herald
The murders 1851 TO 1855 were ab-
solutely un-civiL Christianity or re-
hs.on means 10 rebind; we are bound
and then hog tied again. II Chris
uanity had been taught and lived. we
would not need jaiis or prisons aud
would not have murders nor wars
Civilization, or uncIviIized. Where
g the clvilty- I had occasion to call
a preacher yesterday as per a previous
agreement HIS wife answered the
pn0ne and asked what wanted
she would deliver the message She
said as her husband was lawful
BUSY. That word awful means
dread and fear. I replied that I did
not comprehend that a preacher
was similar 20 a car. kaiser, king or
standard oil maguate. having a door
keeper and secretary TO sift or dis
card communications. declined 10
talk only direct with that preacher
and my request for a talk was NOT
delivered During 19 centuries and
y years extra OF grace. has me
church taught any Christianity that is
eF Ldehl- IConoclast-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-27

a little tan and the restless feeling
tnal you aren't as rested as you
thought you'd be.
Finding out which YOU really need
the quiet OF the country, the zesr-
tui stimulation Of deep sea swimming.
long hikes over mountain trails. the
nush Of the balsam woods and the
peace OF fishing in cool lakes. or the
Keen eXertion OF spOrts-there must
De some one thing which would send
You back 10 work fit as a fiddle
II isn't dressing up and talking
from morning TO night to a lot Of
lazy, rocking chair folk: il isn't dash
ms around in search OF a good time.
n isn't spying out for a husband
u 5 Just giving nature a chance TO
nathe and rest and heal you Figure
OUT YOUR vacation from the point OF
view OF efficiency. It's a crime 10
waste il.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-27
-PS q " BARTON, OF 5215

FRS. C. ". BARTON, OF 32II
MI Grand avenue, is convalescinE
IL after a serious operation al
Rolston hospital
Howard BeuteIl, Of 1924 Texas
street. is still confined to his bed at
Rolston. as a result Of a recent acci-
dent
8Ir. and Mrs. Plato Clifford and
their two children. who were very Sc
riously injured in an auto accident a
few days ago. have recovered suffi-
GENTLY to return TO their home
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-27
BRITISH srRJEr4

Editor FL PasO Herald.
was born IN Scotland in 1875 and
came 20 this country in 1881 Neither
OF my parents took out citizenship
papers.
Am ] an American citizen with the
I-snI 70 vote. serve my country and
other legal rights. the same as ffT
as born here, or am I stiu a sub
Jet OF Great Britain
Donald Bevan.
lEou are a subject OF Great BritainD
Editor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-27

OF Interest To Business Men.
Early next Week-TueSdav or we'd
nesday. we viii offer Fl Paso bust
ness men a Special Service. This is a
modern Lunch Counter. Quick service.
appetiziuE meals and reasona1l
prices Is what this new Service will
offer.
HOTEL PASO DEL NORTE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-27

Why NOtR
Jananese novelty beads-and new
Ideas in tasseIs.
beneh's Art shop-IO4 Pioneer Plaza
City National Bank Bldg
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-27

Your child's foot should be fitted
with the utmost care 1t is almost
school time, and our stock Of footwear
Tor growing boys and girls is COM
plete- The prices are reasonable.
Lerner shoe Co.. ~ san Antonio
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-27

Why NOt3
japanese Dolls for 15c 20 $3.50
Beach's Art Shop-IOs Pioneer Plaza
City National Bank Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-27
Making Most Of Your Vacation
Going To Fashionable Resorts and Spending All Ycu
lave Saved Is a Poor Wav 10 Eniov Yourself
By BEATRICE FAIRFAX.

~ WONDER II It VIII ever get to
be vacation? Gee, Won't I
Il have a good time when that
comes round" cried Hnda- NE for
the mountains. I've got a bunch OF
pretty clothes and bet have a swell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-27
Campbeu's Cafe


Merchants Lunch. 1880 to ESQ. 40c
Music.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-27
7 ETTERS to THE
HERALD
CIVIL OR TN-Cyu

tAl communications must bear the sig
nature OF the writer, but the name viii BE-
EitEheld u requesteLl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-27
Your ChiId's Foof,ve,r

", " nnted TO buy secondhand BICYCLES
allen Arms & cycle Co.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-27

You move when you can 350o.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-27
About EIPasoarls.

News has been received IN FL Plso
o. the birth Of a pair Of twins to
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Helweg. 40 East
18th street Los Angeles. Cal The
babies were born OF the Naternity
hospital and both. as well as the
mother. are doing well Mrs. Helweg.
before her marriage iu 1905 was Miss
Josephine GalleEos, q teacher in the
public schools OF FL Paso, living in
FL PasO from blhyhood. For ten
years Mr. HelweE was connected with
the +. p. Welch Co., in the carpent de-
partment. until the fire En- 1910
Mrs. Richard ". Newton has re
turned 20 her home i'm the Wright
apartment after au absence OF three
months. Mrs. Newton spent most OF
her time I'm Omaha. Neh-- Kansas
City and Excelsior Springs. Mo.
We wish 20 thank our many friends
for their kindness and sympathy ex-
tended 10 us during our sorrow.
Mrs Harry hurry.
Misses Mabel and Ernestin8
hurry.
Mrs r., F. Davis.
Mr. VIM. hurry.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n Cunning
ham and family
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-01
ooh. Bow"

The new type of smart musical COM
edy which F. Ray Comstock and Will
liam Elliott brought to the front sew
cral years ago with Nobody Home"
Very Good. Eddie" and Go to It.
will be followed. at the Belasco The
alter next week. with "Oh. Boy!" which
was produced last season at the Prin-
cess Theater. New York, where 1t has
been playing to absolute capacity since
it's opening night, with seats still SELL
ing for months ahead" 1t has every
thing a successful musical comedy
should have-an excellent book. by Guy
Bolton and p. G.. Wodehouse: a score of
( :atchy, lifting music, by the popular
j omposer. Jerome Kern: pretty girls.
md complement of singers, come
dians and dancers, engaged with care
by Messrs. Comstock and Elliott, and
headed by Joseph Santley, Ivy Sawyer.
Dorothy Maynard, Robert Rendel, jose
phlne Hartman, James Bradbury, Hugh
| cameron. Lillian Brennard, Leonore
Chippendale, Henry Dornton, Billy
| Gould, Louise Cook, Billie Wheeler and
| others. The production was staged I'M
der the supervision of Edward Royce.
| oh. Boy" will be presented at the
Belasco next Monday evening for an
| engagement of one week, with matinees
Wednesday and Saturday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-01
ADJUSTMENTS
"The Garden of Allah" Again.

After numerous requests. Mr.. Fox of
W ashington has arranged with the Be
lasco Theater management to exhibit
again his production of Robert HIGH
ems masterpiece. The Garden of AL
lah. for four days. beginning Sunday at
and $40, sand for. the three days fol-
lowing at 2:20 and $40 pm.
The Garden of Allah" which was so
successful on the legitimate stage. is
pictured in ten reels by the Se!ig Poly
scope Company, and was directed by
Colin Campbell. After few prelimi-
nary scenes the story shifts to Algeria
There mysterious stranger, who is
unaccustomed to intercourse with his
fellow beings. Boris Androvsky. as he
Is known, soon meets Domini, who has
fed from a life of storm and stress to
seek peace and comfort in "Allah's Gar
den" A great love grows into the
hearts of the man and the woman. They
are married in the little church at Benz
Mora. from whence they go to spend
their honeymoon in the desert. There
Capt. Trevignac recognizes Boris as a
monk who had fed from the Trappist
monastery at Ell Largani. Boris con-
fesses to his wife and then returns to
the monastery to resume his broken
vows. Domini goes back to the won
derful garden where they had first met
and there she finds happiness and
soAce in her little son Boris.
An orchestral score is featured.