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Evening journal., 1919-03-10

were present. The children are look.
ing forward to a spring picnic.
The funeral of Harold Cannon who
died Friday evening at Hope Farm will
take place on Tuesday afternoon with
services at the residence Of his father,
No. 36 East Fifth street, at = o'clock.
lnterment viii be in the Glebe Gene
terry.
The Bcv. Mr. Earys of Philadelphia,
who conducted service i'm Emmanuel
Episcopal Church yesterday. was the
weekend guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. RICH
ard :. Rodney.
solomon Newlove. a retired farmer,
celebrated his eightieth birthday ami
versary Yesterday
Miss Nan Toner is very ill.,
The young Mems Association Of The
Presbyterian Church, will meet on
Thursday evening.
The Dorcas Society will meet at The
home Of Mrs. Raymond Foster on
Thursday afternoon.
Albert Blanion and family recently
moved from The Strand 20 Chester.
Pa.
NJ. Naylor. the grocer at Fifth and
Delaware streets is selling out Be-
ginning Monday, March Il, Norris
Skleine will have charge Of store
Evening journal., 1919-03-10
news HAPPENINGS
ABOUT new CASTLE
Little Light Bearers Are
Active Workers for
Methodist Church
RED MEN GET
DEGREES TONIGHT

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE. March iO.-Lenape
Tribe No. e. and The Union degree
teams Of Wilmington, will confer the
warriors and chiefs degrees on class
Of candidates for Seminole Tribe No.
~ this evening.
Quite few men from New Castle
went TO Lancaster. Pa. Saturday even
ing with the Oriental Lodge X. OF p.
of Wilmington. 10 visit the X. Of p.
lodge there.
The New Castle Building and Loan
Association will hold its monthly meet
ing and annual election Of officers this
evening i'm the new bank building.
An important business meeting Will
be held at the Century Club tomorrow
evening at which time five directors
will be nominated.
The Boy Scouts Will meet in the
sunday school room Of the NJ. J..
Church this evening 10 take action on
the death Of Harold Cannon.
Services i'm the NJ i. Church Will bc
conducted each evening this week 10y
the Rev. John L. Brown.
The Little Light Bearers OF the VI
+. Church, which meets at the home OF
Mrs. !. b. Manloye each Tuesday af-
ternoOn. is making fine progress with
HE quilt. At a recent meeting the
following members were appointed lit
tie visitors: Mice Kcegan. Nellie Sew
ard. Carrie Atkinson. Eleanor Cramcr,
Elizabeth Jones. adelaide Davidson
Virginia NevloVc Francis sheridan
Arcadia Smith. lrma Mcknitt. Dorothy
Ramsey. Willis Blackburn. The nem-
bership OF Tie organization is about
100. Last Friday four new members
Evening journal., 1919-03-10
FIND SOLDIER
WAS MURDERED

EASTON, Md. Mar. iO-Nclson John
son, colored, who had just returned
from France 10 his home in st. Mihiels
and who had gone 20 visit relatives,
was found dead on the farm Of Douglas
Harrison. nea Sherwood prOppcd
against fence. There was no sus-
picion Of foul play and the coroncr's
Jury rendered a verdict Of death srom
hcmorrhagr Afler Johnson was bur
led The authorities were informed ihai
he had had a fight with another NJ
gro, William Grace. and had been
struck on The head with q blackjack
states Attorney Butler ordered the
arrest Of Grace and Chief OF Police
Sloops found him hiding in a closet "a
one end Of car in a train on the way
TO Baltimore \ large revolver was
found in his pocket lIe was lodged 10
Jail here. The body of Johnson vii
be eXhumed and an autopsy made 60
determine the cause Of death.
Evening journal., 1919-03-10
STORAGE
LIFE I'm CmARACTER REAnING-
MARCH 10


Hero is an interesting character. II
comes under the-trnity Of the servers
Of Mankind and the type Is always rep
resented by strong. able men, born TO
lead. ivho also have powers Of healing
and prophecying.
The sign Of Pisces. which belongs TO
this blrthdate is called the Mctaphysi-
cal Sign Of Understanding and this tyre
Is Intellectual loving knowledge and
study and acquiring much informa-
tion. The memory Is excellent The
Judgment is keen and while the mind
Is often eccentric and unusual In It's
workings. II IS practical and usually
successful IN It's efforts.
Tile Want Ads OF this newspaper al
,vays carry a message Of good will TO
Ihe employe seeking a position,
Evening journal., 1919-03-10
nEGISTIR,s nRnER
ESTATE OF CHARLOTTE

ESTATE or CHARLOTTE l..
- O'ROAEKE. DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters Tcs-
tameutnry. upon the estate Of Charlotte L.
% Roarke, late of Wilmington hundred. de
ceased. were duly granted unto Harry y.
ioslyn, un the seventeenth d1y Of Febru.
AIRY. 4 H. 1919. and ull persons Indebted
to the said deceased, are requested 60 make
payment 10 the executor vithout deia~ nnd
ON pers0us having demands arainst the
deceased are required to exhibit and pre-
sent the Same. duly probatcd. TO the said
executor. ON or before the seventeenth dav
of February. A. ID. 1920, or abide by the
lgw i'm this behalf
HARRY =. JOSINN Executor
Address Harry T. Josiyn, Esq. Attorney
ga law. Ford Bldg. Wilmington Tiei
fehig- cod-Qt
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BUSINESS NOTICE.
REMOVAL NOTiCE.
SANITARY WORl,FR
NIRIIIICNTE 0r DIss0TInoN
CTATE on DELAWARE. oTTiCE OT
y gTTnI'17 ApN nrr C7-Au.rs


d - SECRETARY OF STATE
/ CERTIFICATE or DISSOLUTION
/ To An To Whom These Presents MAY
Come. Erecting
Whereas. n appears TO my satisfaction.
by duly authenticated record of the pro-
cecdings, for the voluntary dissolution
thereof, by the consent Of more than two
thirds In interest of an the stockholders
deposited ia my Office. the Fore Chomi-
cal Work. Inc. corporation ~
this State. whose principal office Is sliu-
atcd az Z W. Tenth street, i'm the city Of
Wilmington. county Of New Castle. state
Of Delaware. Corporation Trust Com
pany Of America being agent therein
and in charge thereof upon whom pro
cess NAV be served. has complied with the
requirements Of the Corporation Laws of
The State Of Delaware. as contained in 1915
Section 10 2fOi. Section 1s7. Chapter g.
Of the Revised Statutes Of 1915, as amended
70 the issuing Of this
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION
Vow. therefore. 7. Everett c. johnson,
Secretary Of State Of the State Of Delaware.
10 hereby certify that the said corporation
lid. on the eighth day Of March A. y
a19 ale in the Office duly executed
md attested consent IN writing. 20 the dis
solution Of said corporation, executed by
he consent Of more than two-third IN in
crest Of all the stockholders thereof. which
'aid consent and the records OF the proceed
ngs aforesaid. arc now on file IN my said [
lffice Ms provided By law.
Evening journal., 1919-03-10
To Philadelphia
and Chester

From Fourth ST Wharf
Schedule IN effect Monday, Oct. rs
Subject to change without notice
Leave Wilmin Ston Tor Philadelphia aud
Philadelphia for Wilmington daily sxcen,
Saturdays, NJ 500 A. NJ. A. o'clock noon
and AS r. ~.
ON Saturdays. sundays aud WedneaLay.
January / New Years Day.. leave vii.
mington and Philadelphia at 73O, 1880 A
81 30. AS aud 100 l.. NJ
wlLMINGroN-PE>N ROUTE.
Schedule In eject Sunday, Oct 30
Daily including sundays.
Ienve Wilmington at 6.30, 500. 1000 A
NJ, l. o'clock noon. zoo, 400. 500 500
1000 and u o'clock midnight.
Lenve pcnns-Tove 7.ii. no0. 11Oo A NJ
100, 30o,- 500 - 90, 800. 100 Z N and
l245 A n
Evening journal., 1919-03-10
iiAssEUsE

MASSAGE RELIEVES NEURITIs. NEU-
Al rasthenia and wards on the Flu. l.. ii.
Hitchcock, A. NJ 500 Adams ST. Phone
l507-J apri5-lyr
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ROOMS rOR REM

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
Il housekeeping $40 Madison ST. mars-St
Evening journal., 1919-03-10

EoR NT-FuRNIsHED ROOM AP-
ply 1915 franklin 81. maro-3t.
Evening journal., 1919-03-10
PuRLIC SUE


DUBLlC SALE-2O HEAD REGISTERED
Holstein Cattle, Tuesday March N
1912. az ! o'clock at our farm. one mile
below Cooch's Bridge. on the stone road
Stock is all high-grade and consists Of ten
heavy mixers, four yearling heifers three
ix-months- old heifers. one yearlnc bull
grandson Of King Scgis. and ont Of bfeh
testing dam. Several young bulls by
grandson of King Seeis. Also about 80
tons Of first class timothy hay TO sell
GEO B. BOOKER co.
ARMSTRONG. Auct mar7-st.
NroTICE-wE. THE UNDERSIGNED.
~ do hereby give notice that on the 20th
day OF March, A. d, 1919. az 10 o'clock In
tho forenoon, we win expose for snie. NJ
public auction. AZ the garage at Pcnnsyl-
mia Ave. and Clayton street, Wilmington,
Delaware. one White fve-ton truck. with
n stake body T. G. n. 47ife. the property
OF Roger Il. Kennedy, trading ns Kennedy
Company, consigned 20 US for
tho purpose OF making certain repairs aud
on which wo now have lien for labor,
and storage bestowed, and Will
sell the said truck 10 the highest bidder 10
satisfy the said lien in accordance with the
provision OF tho Act Of General Assembly
II the State Of Delaware, IN such case made
,nar6.fst PORTER -MERRtCK co.
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PAI4iiISI

Mrs, oLWnLL WORLDS LATEST
.N palmisti Just returned from AT
ianlic city Office hours. 10 A. NJ 20 ,
7 NJ. Ladies Beauty Parlors SOS ratnall
mars-tf
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FOR SALE

To quick purchaser. one rev house. 26i9
West street, seven rooms and bath. station
nrv tubs IN basement. electric ard gas
win be sold on easy terms.
Ray l.. Parker
Phone T216. $50 Market st.
Evening journal., 1919-03-10

NOR RENT ROOMS. FURNISHED.
for light housekeeping. with heat Ap-
ply S02 W Seventh St mario-tf
Evening journal., 1919-03-10
IN TESTIMONY
NmHU HrNHAH \
rAINIING An ,I-;il=a..=.5- NJ,

7HriU-lt ~ T =. IUIINN0N
ss-.-==-s--z Secretary of State.
Evening journal., 1919-03-10
FOR SALE

A beautiful home with garage. sultahls
Tor a doctor. Windows with screens andl
awnings Well located
Two apartment houses. bringing In big
income In excellent locality
Large list of other houses I'm differently
parts of the city for investments
BOARDING house. New Castle. Delaware.
fully equipped. can be purchased NJ n bar
gain. Party leaving town
General merchandise store. doing $500
10 $1,000 worth OF business per week In n
growing down State town
Garage Must sell ON account of bad
health OF owner. Located ia a town of
this State
Tailor shop, doing Il good business. In an
excellent locality.
SCHWARTZ INVESTMENT co.
Phone 1llsR. s2 i1s Ford 3ldr
Evening journal., 1919-03-10

WANTED APARTMENT OF -FOUR OR
w i've unfurnished rooms centrally
rated Address W-Gl, Evening Journal
o.Hcc marS-2t
Evening journal., 1919-03-10

APARTMENT WANT.
u ed. In desirable location Address
W -. Evenius journal Oiiicc. feb2--t.
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HINES SCHOOL
.r1f f,-r 4Og West ggnd -
,GENrs WANTED
HELP WANTFD


DAILWAN MAIL EXAMINATIONS
II March -. sil00 year. sample cues
tions free. franklin Institute, Dept 1871.
Nochesfer \ y febi1 I'm.
NxTANTED-M MAN or WOMAN TO AS
w slst in sale campaign "a Wilmington.
whole or part time: selling experience not
NECESSARY: profitable opportunity for ac-
tive worker Cali TO II A. NJ. George
Narrcn $50 Market st. nnv21-eod n.
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FARMS WANTED.
Ap,RTMENTs WANTED

vxrANTED-TO RENT FOUR OR FIVE
', room apartment or small house, west
side Address BOX 16j. marlO-St.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-06
Dye, Bonanza Kings
Friend, Writes Facts
Of Early California

San Francisco, Oct. Richard b.
Dye, Eeputed 20 be the only living
outsider knpwing INTIMATE details or
the roNancc and financial achieve-
ments OF Flood Fair, Mackay and
q Erien, famous bonanza kings Of the
Comstoek, IS in San Francisco after
an absence of more than fourteen
years. Dye is now feeble old man
and is close to 90 years old
Because of. his. long and faithful
service to the late John w. Mackay,
Dye has for some time been liberal
pensioner OF Mackays son, Charles
H., who owns and Is president of the
Mackny cables. the Postal Telegraph
company.
Dye, as lieutenant Of John w.
Mackly, did valuable work In helpins.
launch the Postal Telegraph system
against the powerful opposition os the
Gould control OF the Western Union
Telegraph company and also against
the strong fgh; made by the railroads
which were in a combine with the
Western Union at the time.
Dye made bitter enemy Of senator
Fair when the senator's wife sued him
for DIVORCE and Dye c.lampioncd her
side II Ills said Dye took his stand
against Fair II the request Of Mackay
Dye Mackay, and Flood nfterward
had an appeal to senator Fair to save
their Nevada bank froDn a big failure,
inAwhich Mackay and Flood had in
volvcds II through their successful
efforts In 1855 to corner the whaet Of
the world, Mackay and Flood lost
AN, ~ zoe IA that spoculnf inn. Fair
SAn9s T. xhattr relisf and a \ sAysA the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-06
62NO INFANTRY
BAND Al STATE IN

A special recruiting detachment IT,
the sixty-second infantry At Camp Ie47
OF one officer and thirty men. inetu0ss
ing the sixty second infantry band aESS
rived this morning and went into SArnts
at the fair grounds &
A model army camp Is being rrSsA
pa red b. this detachment, which Mn
be open to inspection by visitors 81
the fair. Among tho equipment usea bes
a new model rolling Kitchen, fr0n
which public demonstrations will III
given. This feature will prove Of sp4sz
eial interest to the families and frs4n4s
of all ex-service men, showing - IN
does in a model way the coHdittoM4
under which soldier lives, his au4ksS
tiers and mess. and his duties -
recroations. ss#x
The sixty-second infantry band ~
scheduled to give daily Concerts from
the handstand in the main exhibition
hall and at the bandstand just outSidel
the main building In addition. the;
band will give a short concert eachl
afternoon from the platform in 'front.'
OF the grandstand
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-06
BONUS and TRAVEL PAY
FOR RE-EAl|sTED men
congress rasaes Bill Putting Hcsu-
lars On Same Pay Status a.
Emergency Men.

Lieutenant Colonel Harry l. King,
recruiting officer for the Richmond
district, Is In receipt of telegram from
the war department stating that tele-
graphic Instructions were issued direct
ing finance officers to pay bonus and
mileage to all men who enlisted prior
to April 2, 1917. and who have been
discharged to re-enl!st
Sometime ago a ruling was made by
tho comptroller that regulars who were
serving cnlistments begun before April
g. 1917 were not entitled to the bonus
of $50 and travel pay to their homes
when discharged for the purpose OF re-
eniisting.
To correct this discrimination bill
was recently passed by gr Q
specifically artBrizing the payment OF
the bonus am mileage to these men.
putting the regulars in this respect
on the same basis as the emergency
men.
Any assistance desired by ex-service
men in connection with obtaining the
payments due them Will be glaaiy
given by the officials at the army re-
cruitlng office. $50 East Broad street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-06
.PAr AND THE GENIE
COME TO LYRIC TODAY

Tom Nawn, the distinguished Irish
character comedian, and his own COM
pany recently OF the Palace theater,
will have a prominent place on the
hrst OF the two big holiday shows Man
ager Rex is presenting for fair week
at tho Lyric. commencing with the
matinee performance today
Tom Nawn has been for years a bill
topper on the Keith big time" hut he
has never before appeared south OF
Washington. He Is bringing the fanci-
full fun spectacle, Pat and the Genie"
with tho same company that supported
him in the New York run Of his great
est success this summer. pat and the
Genie" Is said to be veritable riot OF
fun from start to finish.
On the same bill are Percy Athos
and Greta Reed. the champion skaters
OF Austr1lia- They will be seen In q
spectacular exhibition of the art ska
torial, The skill. agility and endurance
Of these artists is displayed In series
OF remarkable skating stunts. Miss
Reed is the champion woman skater OF
Great Britain AZ well as the medal
holder Of her native Australia.
Craig and Steiger. those musical
1aSz boys" have happy combination
Of comedy and instrumental music.
They excel as trick musicians.
Reed and Clifton. eccentric comedy
duo. will contribute . hiiariously funny
variety turn. They crowd ! surpris-
inx amount Of entertainnaNnt into the
dfteen ninutAs they Occupy fhe stage,
sAier1Ayt 10 IA &lr aatDrte = " 6x4atilikys
n9s1 ia mi nm
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-06
THOUSANDS COME
FOR STATE FAIR week

The twb world serics towns which
are establishing records for inflated
populations found a rival In Rich
nond yesterday. when the advance
guard of state fair visitors hit the
town and filled the hotels to over
flowing.
Are you filling up" 4 hotel clerk
was asked at o'clock last night
Filling up" he said seornfully,
were filed up.
few rooms unoccupied at that time, but
hung out tonight Arrangements are
being made for extra "aops' where
insistent patrons can double up and
worry Though the dark hours WHEN
the fair is closed to visitors
From the number sof visitors In the
city last night. attendsnce records viii,
he shattered at the fourteenth annual
state fair. The hotels are always
crowded before the week ends. but
never before have there beer so many
thousands in Richmond on m SUNDAY
preceding opening day. Many of the
visitors from rural districts have
friends or acquaintance in Richmond
With whom 70 stay. 50 no fair estimate
of the number OF arrivals can be made
from the hotel registers.
Boarding hosses or anyone with
extra rooms Wall reap harvest. but
the scarcity OF accom- m odations which
na existed in Richmond for some time
VIII cause Erndreds Of visitors 10 ex-
ercige unusua. ingenuity in the matter
cf nndng place to spend the sleep
ing hours
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-06
FahleSS Kills
$1,000 Yearly

Tat is fatal to health and personality. II
is estimated that over $1,000 persons have
died each year in the past decade long be
fore their allotted span of life, through tho
maa or woman is carrying unhealthy adj,
posity tina. is pressing against and iniuring
vital organs Of the body. The heart, that
delicate human apparatus, becomes Goa
gerops gatherings Of packed in fat around the
throat, stomach, liver aud esaer delicate
parts.
son while apparently well is liable to nery-
BUSINESS. neurasthenia, physical or mental
COLLAPSE and ether disorders. Tor Obesity is
irritating. Cases Of heart failure. apoplexy.
mature DEATH Fat persons are particularly
Victims OF accideats and orc more liable
than healthy, slender persons to death from
influenza, pneuEca.a AID other severe
ailments.
II you are orcrstoc, yc. should krov Il - truly
case Of slo~ snsc ..e for you to Kill yourself .
burden of unhe althy Gnl.Ehtiy fat- Moreover. Your
esa ar 'Sua b. sss . osn sss@ ss
method x weiss' M ar7s ftidsa - ho'ea sys.
use Of obi CT kss.r ~, n's,hai IL SO pleasant
beesuse It co.'.sts stF,'i q ossr sae' drastic
iidsesi N,m may 80, Al va psed TIE korela
SISTER. :. sassasa /; ia r'Ttg aA-s@' I 'sSs",
Ey reducing now JON MAJ expect create !,
contentmcn., happiness, ircrea1ed mental
and physical eLe.eaey, better health and
longer life. BE fair 10 Yourself Ana thee
with your renewed yircr. vsv.@s.s Ira sar,
passingly superior personality .ie. on e
loveiH (the easy ko~an system ~ IN eaeh
Il more convenient. send 81 90 cash, Stamps
Station +. New York, N. T.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-06
CONFEDERATE VETS
OFF, FOR ATLANTA

Delegates from Richmond to the
annual Confederate reunion at At
lanta. Georgia, left here yesterday
afternoon at 1915 o'clock over the
Seaboard Air Line railroad and are
expected to reach their destination
early today.
Though In direct charge of Quar-
termaster Krousc the party will be
under the general supervision of Gen.
eral w q. Freeman, the senior Of
ficer of tho delegation. The COM
mander of r. E. Lee Camp. E. Scott
Gibbs, also is making the trip. About
fifteen delegates went from the cdnp
and there are In the party i've in
mates of Lee Camp Soldiers Home.
Several women left with the delega-
ton. including Mrs. Augustine Royal,
of Forest Hill.
The delegates will return in time 70
take part in the ceremonies incidental
TO the unveiIing of the Jackson monu-
rlent next Saturday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-06
KING GEORGE ITEMS

Miss Iason, of Petersburg, is teach
ing n the family Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Is. II. Tayioe,
Miss Lucy Reed. OF upshur. Vir-
Ginia, has accepted tho position TO
teach IN the public school al Ducat.
and WILL enter upon her duties next
Monday
Miss Mamie Byrd Turner, OF Eos
ton. who has been visiting her fath-
er. Rev. h, T. Turner. near Ashland
is now guest of her sister Mrs. w
A. Rose. at King George.
Miss Ellen Lewis is visiting relative.
in Richmond.
Miss LILLE Q. 1ayloe has returned
to Richmond, after visiting her BROTH
ers in King Georse.
Miss Nellie Cornwell. Of Lancaster
county. has accepted the position as
principal Of the Windsor high school
Mrs. Paul Bradley, who has been
visiting relatives in Washington
Fredericksburg and King George. has
returned to her home In Philadel,
phia.
Misses Kathleen and Irene Mayors
have returned to school at Chatham
Master Baylor Boggs has gone t.
Boston 10 attend scrooL
Most If the King George public
schools began the fall session October
LIST.
There mas been great deal Of diff.
ficulty in supplying tho school with
teachers, and not all of them can b.
opened for some time. ls
i Many King Geargians VIII attend
1.-THE state fair In Richmond.
Tho fruif crop In this part IN Thu
Iscll1kt4 n xeFx Al,0tt ana but u geN
& IN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-06
Iheaters
.J-P IN MABEL's ROOM"
SENSATIONAL FARCE SUSSE.>S

One Of the gayest theatrical events
~ ~ season is promised III the forth
corning production Of UP In Mabel S
Eonna" the sensational New YORK
farce success which a II. Woo1s WIZ
rrassess at. the Academy next fraodH
and Saturday and saturday nfaettssa,
up In labels Room" comes 70 the
Academy direct from the Lit'nse
thea,er New York, where for months
n vas tha- sssesst conspicuous eorsasaN
MI az the season. IT Is a farce IN
three acts by Wilson Collision and
otto Harhach and Is described as
frivilous farce of feminine forbes
The plot In this instance reyolves
around nothing less significant ana
important than pink chenise OF
which is Inscribed the phrase Mabel
From Garry" In a moment of sonu-
mental exaitation, Garry gave Mabel
the chenaise. and foo!ishly Inscribed 1t.
Now his sin has come hack to plague
him. He has Just married sweet
and innocent, but jealous girl and IS
spending his honeymoon at the coun-
try home of friend. Among the
guests is the beautiful Mabel of the
.chenaise and the naughty present Is
with her.
~ There are other ladies in the house
who once had sentimental regard for
Garry and who think II their duty to
instill as much annoyance as they can
into the first days Of his married life.
The .ehemfse Is terrible weapon. and
Il seems likely that Mabel and her
friends viii! use 1T. 1t therefore be-
comes essential to Garry's happiness
that he recover the troublesome gar
ment and this he sets about doing.
series OF unusual ana extraordinarily
amusing complications ensues which
have kept audiences laughing through
out the country. The production is an
features is its revelation OF beautiful
gowns and lingerie The carefully Sc
leeted company includes.