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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10


For Sals-Automob1es-Wants
DODGE ROADSTER. fine shape. Ph. sls
MEALS GARAGE. no TEXAS.
FOB sALE-NsW model sfudebaker, {
passenger sos y. ochoa- Mrs. csrdEell.
MAXWELL. 1870 model. real buy a. =
bargain Ph- -le06-
NE sPECIALIZE % Fords NeaPs Ca
rage. 10 TeEaa
MODEL 400 CHEVROLET for sale cheap.
also 2edigreee 5elglan hare n L--e-
rARMEE.EE-MaEnstn and starter repair
iaE We Specialize IN armafure rewindinE.
2lt y ssn Antonio 81
ALTO LAUNDET-Have your cars washed
uhffs you wait Cash PAID for old Fo-ds-
200 n Knnsaa Ph 81
FOR SALE.
Chevrolet. nearly new. bargain II taken
FOR sALE-Four passenEer Cadillac, locks
Ike new. a bargain s1i5o less thar cost
81 Nils Bldg.
HAVE your s1tos repaired at your home
or mine, expert mechanic. SOC per hour.
BLACK walnut cabinet, grafonoia and
some cash 90 trade FOR light car. G1l4
FOR sALE-Lisht Buick SIX Touring car.
good condition. new tires. cheap FOR
lash lo5h Z San Antonio.
TILL Us your auto troubles. prompt
service courteous attention The Service
Garage, Texas and Florrnce. Phi a1f7-
A ONE TON Truck Tor sale at a. bar
gain. good rubber and IN Al condition Can
Be seen us W Franklin. Phi 1857.
NV 1870 Ford Sedan. with large amount
q extra accessories and equipment Ph-
$3.50.
IsI5-Is SAXON sIX-Ersrything IN rood
condition. $3.50 cash After s pm. all day
Sunday. 1910 z Boulevard
CHEVROLET TOURING CAR-Flrst class
condition. new top vita 5lffy curtains rev
batter viii demonstrate. sell for f1e5
frank e. Cox. as CapIes BLDG.
DODGE ROADSTER for sale. late model.
top extras. $3.50 Phi 62z7 or II Bliss
FOR SALE-Hudson passenger At bar
gals. Al mechanical condition. good rub
Der. $3.50 down. balancs easy terms Ph-
nov top. new pzi1t. good. shape. price s175-
CAR THAT viii stand the test. passen-
ger Paige. wire whcelE good order. q real
bargain act quick Ph. 7s75W-
APPERsOS cylinder car. good condition.
% trade on small cottage anywhere IA
HUDsON-LAcEY REALTY CO..
Phone sf1s after p m 700.
USED CAR BUYS.
Ford Coupe. denl0untsbies. new y. S. tires
fine condition ------.------ -tess
Overland 80 Touring Car. very good con-
dlrou .-.s-.---..-.- 800
Buick Holnster .t4-a
Maxwell, a bargain --.---..-...--.-..f2 s5
And others
IL PASO OVERLAND co.
Phone l5o- Kan and Blvd
ORIENTAL GARAGE. PHONE ass.
rs y Kansas St, General Repairing
DODGE-sPECIALIz
Used cars bought and sold or commission
AUTO EALA
Dodge r. 1918. $3.50 Dodge P...Ss5e
Navel R...S55o Ford P.-.fss5
Fo-d spsedste-. fse5 Ford truck. $500
ovsrlaae spds..f1s Cadillac 5 cheap
sTOP, LOOK AND LISTEN.
Sc per hour on your car.
Al mechanics. give Is trial.
Satisfaction guaranteed
1919 y. Campbell or Ph. 727sM.
dACE's GARAGE
Fords completely reWired. f1-5o. Phone
day ass nights 5s23. 2tlo e. Boulevard
I NEED q Dodge touring car. uill trade
50 feet ~ 40 feet excellent part Of city.
veazey. Herald office
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10

USED CARS THAT WILL SATISFY.
Buick Touring. passenger. 1918
Hup Touring. passenger. 1918.
Nash Touring. passenger. 1878.
Chandler sport & passenger. 1890.
Telle Touring. 5 paEHenEer. 1918.
Overland 90, passenger. 1913.
oidsmobia 50. passenger 1918.
Hudson Sport. 4 passenger. 1s-Isfe.
cadillac e. passenger. 1917.
Eord Touring. passenger. 1918
Ford Sedan. 1eIs-Ie1e.
WALTERS 4 DURHAM.
The Used Car Dealers with a
Conscience.
eco West san Antonio 81
Phone faes-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10

AUTOMOBILE PAINTING
Expert workmanship cuaranteee
SOUTHWESTERN AUTOMOBILE co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10

THE AGENCY
for a national advertised
tire IS available for z
Paso and vicinity High
class sales organization AZ
necessary as capital For
personal Interview,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10

Dogs For Sale, Wanted, Etc.
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/ FOR sAI.E-Fivs Bull pups. SO each
15l1 Tular0sa-
Z WASTFD-Hcn Tor iarFe White male
Bulldog. very good natured. Ph. 5t55W.
I FRESH new siock OF spratts Dog Biscuits
and supplies. Clayton's Dos kemelI e.
FL PAsO SEED CO.-PHONE SIS
81 2. san Antonlo. Just east q eourthnuse
Fer Sale-MiseeHaneous
Z los ANGELES trailer 2oa1 Texas. Ph-
FOR sAI-E-Slsei fame canvass reciin-
INK chair. Ph- 5ell-
FOR SAI.E-ons chud's crib. good oondl-
ton. also 4 baby PEI 1905 =. RIO Granee.
PRACTICALLY new roI top writing desk
f0r sale "a W. RIO Grande. Ph- ssssI
FOK sALE-Winchcster = rine. prime
condition. SO Phi sew. aslz Tor Motter.
UNDERW GOD typewriter for sale. So
195 Reynolds Bldg
ORDERS TAKEN Tor Weaving rlg rugs
also rugs for sale 29es Myrtle. Pm ll51J-
FOR sALE-IarE- butehers ice box A.
ulol1-s rraus1sr ot1lee,
CHICKENs-Wanted to buy. chickens and
rabbits will trade doe for buck. Phi 3s11W-
SHOW CASE FOR SALE. ZIG 1lirs ST..
opposite postofflce-
MEXICO aud Juarsz Passport Photos
sos s. Il Paso S.. doors below Grcc-ln
theater. Fred's studio.
DKESs SUIT. worn only twice VIII nt
mau o. medium size. have no further use
for g and WI ssn cheap. Pm s5sl.
FOR sAIE-Wlckar baby hugey. good
concition. used only a short time, price
y.5- call l54 Brown. Apt I.
SEE JOE for the best lawn work flower
dirt or fertilizer. hauling away trash.
rocks or clnders- Phi 6e15-
FOX SALE-Gas eookins stove. white
enamel. nickel trimmings. Ike new, half
actual cost Ph- ssssW.
SEVERAL large ice boxes. for restaurant
or store. No. q condition. 1891 Alameda
II Paso salyaEe g. Ph- -l4a
FOR sALE-salected native pscans. lsc
smaller lois g. A Hushes, Tempe. Tex
Refrirerators that refrirerats. guarauteel-
At RIO GRANDE FURNITURE co.
11s S. Stanton s.
OIL YIELD OUTFIT-Brand new house
tent, lfzlf. foot van. new steel cots
natures enc p.iloWs 5ee 81 Florence-
FOR SALE-Gasoiine tank wagon in flrst
class shape. capacity coo gallons. price Tor
guicE sale. ll-l- call 1915 Frutas
REMINGTON typewriter. No 90. fo- sale.
singer sewing machine new. used 7reeIsF-
'llso ol heiter. cal e. ll6 Iyrde-
BEAUTIFUL player piano with $50 worth
OF music. cost over $500. just Ike new.
mahogany exterior. hirlseve maple interior.
must sell. win saerifee Apply 4os 5ills 81
~AFFs-second hand prices. but wonder
iui rew SAFES direct from factory. no sales
men. saves half Che price. send Tor prices.
sate sales CO.. BoZ $50. DALLAS Tex
THE GOAT MILK is Natures substitute
for mather'a milk pat yuur baby on Plo-
neer Goat Dairy's milk and you need not
Ecrry come and instecr us az any TIME.
2set Nations PA. s5s1.
FoR SALE-soo cords OF wood az ra5en-.
Tex. Uin sell Tor f2ra PER cord q moved
81 land Immediately JOS. J. C. Dysart .
sol Alls 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10
Radiators Repaired
Roofers
Second Hand Clolhins

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VERY BEST PRICES PAID FOB Mn 9
SECOND HAND CLOTHING. Pr 1854.
prices flI ladies'. meas md had cio-hi1E.
shoes. hats. trunks. tools. etc. Pa 1850
/ PAY HIGHEST prices for mems and
ladies' clchtas salt eases and trur--s
Dou't sell before calling 219s-
We PAY MORE for aset ladies'. meas
clothes etc. than any other store u town
try Us. Pm l7ss.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10

FANCY COSrIMES-FuI dress Tuuedn
and Prince Albert suits Fog rent fQ1 g. Ore
Eon Moreh=ad's BUSY Little Tailor shop
COSTU MES Tor dances a. th-atrical per-
o formances. rented reasonable Or or out %
town 11n5 Bio GrsnGe. PA 1a9fV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10
Cleaning and Pressing

TEXAS CLEANING 8 DYE WORKS.
CleauinE dyalug. alteration We special
b r On dycinr. 9i3 Texas. m. 1tZe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10

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GAIL -l Pa5o NuHu- Co. wood dep-rt-
meat flr IRA mill blocks. Ph. ass.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10

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We pack. ship or store furuitu-e. cut El-ae
and china i woTz mechanics oriy and
superlntend all my pac<lng peruc1zily-
Used furniture taken II ezchanss FOR work
ra e. D. HOUSES uPHoLsrERISe 60.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10
Business College
Carpenter

Carpenters
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CAKFEN rER work wanted. any kind
Pm 1855. Leo Hare
ALL KINDS carpenter work En- or out
% town. furniture rapalriuE. Phi 1sof
and 7a11W.
CARPENTER worz. az kinds. door. vim
dow. roof porch and sarge repllrinr-
LUNDELL. PHONE sds3.
ALL Kinds clrpentar 1crk ID OF out o.
town. c-biuet work. furniture rep1iri1z-
Ph. s477W. Flleman 8 Weich-
PHONE 4635-Far ell kinds % house re-
pairs carpfnterinE plazterirs cement and
JOB Enrk etc also ezpress and halllns-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10
e. Rsfsrsae. 81. DEselory


WE PACK. SHIP OK STORE furniture,
cuI glass and china. satisfaction Euarar-
teed r. L. DANIEL y. a d ECIkfs Phi
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10

~ cl4SARI CLeFls-Lenve Fucuncau
l-e1 g. M arrive Ciurts : D. ul-s ieaTt
Cows e. ~. arrfre Turumcari g > H.
ae PASS uli welis twics daily FrJ q
aeeier. contractor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10

FoR ~ALE-=C0 cords or wood az fabens.
Tex. VIII sen Tor f251 per cord q moved
OF land Immediately JOS. J. c. DyaarL
a1l Alls 81
The Washington herald., 1920-05-18
Would You Like
To Stop Smoking
For a While!

To think Of giving UP smoking is
unpleasant to most -people-even to
those who know that too much to-
bacco injuries them and to really
quit takes more determination than
many have. They fear the craving
will be greater than they can vols
unfairly endure, You can make It
easy to quit the habit by getting
Nicotol tablets and taking them as
directed. The habit really quits you
and its departure is a pleasure equal
to your former Indulgence.
II you want to know how much
easier 1t is to quit the habit with
the aid of Nicotol than without it,
go twenty-four hours without to-
baceo and note what an, effort 1t
costs you. Then begin using tobac-
CO as usual and take Nicotol tab
lets. At the end of week stop
smoking or chewing for a day and
1t is probable you will have no de-
sire to resume. At least your de-
sire will be greatly diminished and
another week or two should make
1t not only possible. but pleasure.
to quit.
Nicotol is sold by druggists gems
orally on positive money back
guarantee II II fails to do all that
is claimed. IT Is sold and guaran-
ted in this city by many good drug
lists. especial by Peoples Drug
IStore<
The Washington herald., 1920-05-18
ALLIESQUIT
RHINETO
French and Belgians Evacu-
ate Frankfort After Paris
Demands Hostages.


Berlin, May 17.-French and Bel
gian troops evacuated Frankfort
early today. without disturbance.
During a minor clash yesterday, one
woman was reported fatally in
jured- Reports said four intoxi-
Gated French soldiers started the
trouble
As a guarantee against possible
demonstrations by citizens of
Frankfort and other German towns
in the newly occupied Rhine ter
ritory, the French have demanded
that the Germans post a forfeit of
a million marks and deliver six hos
tages a Frankfurt dispatch says.
The hostages would include the
mayor, governor. chief Of police and
chairman of the City Council.
London. May 1.-THE allied SUI
preme council sent list of Ger
man war criminals to Berlin on
May I, Andrew Bonar-Law. govern
ment leader. told the house of COM
mons in a speech today. He said
trial of the men would be held at
Leipzig as soon as possible.
The war criminals will be al
lowed to appear in court to tes-
tify in their own defense. the chan
cellor said Many allied witnesses
also will testify, he added.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-18
MONDAY .THEATER OPENINGS

sort has launched what bids fair
to be its most successful year. The
first nighters on Saturday set the
pace for those of the next two days
as they fell strong" for the two
new amusements the park has added
to its list this year. Whenever
there is anything at all doing the
boats in The Old Mill, the new
scenic water ride. have been in de-
mand and apparently every one
wants to make the trip through the
dark passageways' and scene sheds
OF the new ride.
But not a whit less popular has
been the transformed midway. now
known as Hillarity Hall. With its
new fun producers added to giant
slide, roulette wheel, revolving bar
rel and other amusement devices OF
last year 1t is a miniature indoor
park in itself. The trick devices
scattered all over the building keep
the crowds in constant uproar of
merriment
The dancers had their innings
again last night and from $3.50 until
1850 the twelve jazzing musicians
led by Charlie Mills were kept busy
playing to full houses. An excel
lent through car service has been
maintained, making the ride up
along the bank of the Potomac a
delightful part of the trip to Glen
Echo.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-18
OF HORSE
BEGINS TO-DAY
Lovers Of Equine Beauty
Gather Here to Pay
Their Homage.
CONTINUED FROM. PAGE ONE.

GQNTINUkD FROM PAGE ONE.
war hero. will be "Jeff." the black
horse presented to Gen. Pershing
upon his return from overseas by
group Of his admirers and ridden by
the General as he led his victorious
army up Pennsylyania avenue In the
grand review" JEFF" will be
shown in green hunters and the
thoroughbred hunters class, but not
In the charger class, as he Is not a
Tight In all probability
he will be ridden by Col. John
Quekemeyer. Gen. Pershing's aide.
Great Improvement shown.
1t is belieevd that the army horses
shown at this years show will
demonstrate the great Improvement
that has tken place since the war
in. the class of horses used. This
improvement is thought in some de-
gree to be due to the governments
effort to improve the class. but to a
greater degree to the effort on the
part OF individual officers In France
or Germany and brought back to
this country since the war.
Among the well-known army rid
ers at this years show Will he Gen.
William Mitchell, commander of I'm
Gle Sans flying units overseas, and
first American aviator to fly over
the German lines after war was de-
clared. Gen. Mitchell. better known
to Washington horse show fans as
Capt. Billy" Mitchell, will ride
Homeagain. a horse purchased from
Melvin Hazen by Gen. Mitchell upon
mis- return from overseas and re-
christened in honor of his home
coming. The horse was victor in
numerous classes at last years
show.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-18

tractive daughter, Vera Beresford,
appeared in an afterpiece with Jack
Wilson. The latter. one of the best
of impromptu comedians. jazzed the
preceding acts and then diverged
for a satire on the movies. loaded
with laughs and worked up by the
aid of the headline actors into the
comma nding comedy spot of the
bill. Vaudeville needs more of this
original entertainment.
Frances Pritchard has nifty
dancing act with little story eff
ncIently told in song and stepping.
The Offering of Ethel MacDonough.
billed as satire on the eternal fem
mime. has a strong appeal to the
masculine eye.
Vinie Daley presented a group OF
pera selections and then burlesQued
the o modern type of dancing in q
manner that brought hearty re-
turns. Julius Tanner has an up-to-
the minute monologue delivered in
his inimitable style and emphasiz-
ing the humor in timely topics.
Barbette in an aerial novelty.
Mullen and Francis. a cross-fire duo
and the news films complete the
best bill presented in many weeks.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-18
BELASCO COMES HOME
WITH OPERA CONTRACT
(By Herald Leased Wire,

New York, May 17.-David Be-
lasco arrived today on the White
Star liner Baltic after a stay of six
weeks in London and Paris. He ar
ranged with Puccini. the composer,
to turn Leonore Ulrich's play, The
Son-Daughter." into an opera.
Mr.. Belasco asserted the trouble
that attended the opening of Lau-
rette Taylor in One Night in
Rome" was due to an accident and
not to jealousy. He said the &C.
cupants of the gallery made a dem
onstration when. through the failure
of the curtain to rise high enough,
they were unable to see the stage.
He declared the cemeteries near
Paris where American soldiers are
buried are little bits of Heaven"
and that American fathers and
mothers should be content to leave
their sons there.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-18
MISUNDERSTANDING.

So many of our, modern acts in
the two-a-day attempt the vaude-
willie journey with a reputation as
their main asset. il is a pleasure to
record that Miss Kitty Gordon has
real vehicle builded to her tai
ents. Probably that is one of the
reasons she registered one of the
most substantial hits of months
topping the current bill at the
Keith playhouse.
Miss Gordon films well. and there
was a natural interest among the
devotees of the screen drama as to
her appearance in the flesh. She
was not only eminently satisfying.
but revealed a wealth of gorgeous
gowns that had the feminine por-
ton of the audience buzzing. Her
offering is a group of songs and
dances cleverly welded together
and put over with a group, OF tall
ented assistants. The Magleys
earned generous applause by some
exceptional whirlwind dancing, and
Jules De Vorzon and Frank Con-
way aid the vocal numbers, but it
is the Gordon personality. this
snappy dialogue and the willing
ness to share the spotlight that
wins the audience.
To top off an enjoyable twenty
minutes. Miss Gordon and her at
The Washington herald., 1920-05-18
PROTESTS ON TAXES
FLOODCO CONGRESSMAN

Stock and grain exchange and
real estate interests yesterday
started a drive on Congress to
eliminate from the proposed soldier
bonus legislation the tax levies af-
fecting their lines Of business.
Offices of the members of the
House literally were flooded with
letters and kilograms appealing for
elimination of the proposed taxes.
1t was estimated that an average Of
200 communications had been re-
ceived by every one of the 435 Rep
resentatives.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-18
E. 7. Meredith Will Talk
\ To Maryland Farmers

+. T. Meredith. Secretary Of Agri-
culture, will speak at the seventh
annual Farmers Day celebration at
College Park, Saturday, May %.
The many difficulties which are
now confronting the farmer due to
decreased acreage and depopulation
of many rural communities, will
lend added weight to the words of
the Secretary of Agriculture.
He will speak at 2 o'clock in the
afternoon and his address will be
followed at o'clock by the annual
baseball game between Maryland
State College and John Hopkins
University.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-18
ELUDES HER NURSE
TO WE'D CONDUCTOR

Eleanor Higgins, daughter of Capt.
Robert Higgins. L. S. N. today
eluded her nurse in a hospital where
abe was under treatment for nervous
ness and left the building.
She was located tonight in Man
tick. Conn. where 1t was nearned
that fater leaving the hospital she
was married to a trolley conductor
whom she met while she was a yeo-
manette and he a soldier.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-18
N. Y. Mayor Denies Power
OfU. S. to Fix City Fares

New York. May 1T.-Mayor Hylan
of New York will bring before Con-
gress the question of States rights
in connection with fixing passenger
fares on local transportation sys-
TENS.
The mayor maintains State courts
are the proper tribunals before
which such matters should be
Brought and that Federal courts
shosssd be deprived of any jurisdic-
tion they now claim.
A new type of airplsne hangar
ADOPTED by the United States govern
ment Is composed of concrete and
steel. and has ventilating windows
and doors that can be closed instantly
in case of fire inside or outside.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-18
BREAK JAIL USING
SPOONS AS GUNS

Patrick Magee was charged with
breaking Jail in Dublin, and, with
other prisoners, holding up the
wardens with automatic pistols.
"Shure," pleaded Patrick. IT'S a
dummed lie! We held 'em up with
spoons" when he proved it., there
was a rush of prosecutors assist
ants to change the charge. ..
The Washington herald., 1920-05-18
Silk Stockings Banned
By High School Girls

Two hundred high school girls at
Houston, Tex, lave pledged them
selves against silk hosiery and ex-
pensive dresses between now and
September 1.
Dry goods merchants are plan
ming silk sales, beginning Septem-
Der 2.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-18
Texas Attorney Figures
Out Way to Curb Divorce

How, TO reduce divorce? Refuse
hearing of a case until II has been
on file six months; then decree a
preliminary separation of a year
before final settlement.
That's the advice of George Ser
geant, attorney at Dallas. Tex.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-18
The Weather

Forecast.
District Of Columbia and Maryland: In
creasing cloudiness today. showers at night:
tomorrow showers followed by fair and
warmer: gentle to moderate southeast to
south Winds
Virginia: Showers today in west and by
tonight in east portion; tomorrow fair. pre-
ceded by showers in east portion. warmer
interior; moderate southeast and south
winds.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-18
With Slender
Waists Save Pennies

The printed announcement of an
apron social given by the Ladies'
Aid Society of the Methodist Church
at Tea Neck. N. j., has this para
graph: Price of admission is
cent for every inch. of your waist
measurement" IS
The Washington herald., 1920-05-18

Highest. 70; lowest. IL.
Relative humidity-s a. m, So; ? p. m.
IS; s p. m. 30.
Rainfall IS y. m. to s p. M. o.
Hours Of sunshine. 14.4.
Per cent Of possible sunshine. 100.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-18
Departures from Normal.

Accumulated deficiency OF temperature
since January !, 1890. 191.
Deficiency Of temperature since May 1,
1920. 1O1.
Accumulated deficiency Of precipita ton
since January !. 1890. 1.59.
Deficiency OF precipitation since May /,
1921. O.4S
Temperature same date last year-HiEh-
est. Is: lowest, 81.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-18
Garrick-..rhe Naughty WIFE,"

6nrrfck-fhe NauGhty "hc
The twentieth century comedy Is
the three-act farce, THE Naughty
Wife," staged by the Garrick Play
ers at the Shubert-Garrick this
week. Your twentieth century the
atergoer loves an impossible situa-
tion. sand IL that situation can in
volve a man and woman, preferably
a husband and wife, with several
other men and women, the play Is
apt to be that much more popular.
The Naughty Wife" lives up to
the ideals OF impossibility. Let
runaway wife elope with the "other
man" to a honeymoon cottage just
too far away from town to walk
back; send the husband along
ahead Of the clippers to prepare the
dovecote and welcome them to its
peaceful seclusion; add the recently
Tilted bride-to-be of the ''other
man." and one has a situation as
chock full of situations" as one
could desire.
In THE Naughty Wife," Anne
Morrison plays the part of the little
wife who thinks she wants to elopt
with the gay philanderer, John
Roche, and Everett Butterfield, the
huSodhus <ho thC uh~
Outstanding husband, Mr.. Butterfield
was whimsically delightful, and
Miss Morrison made a charmingly
petuIant child-wife.
AS the forgiving bride of the phil
anderer, Edith Campbell Walker
was almost too understanding of her
erring sutton for the audience to have
much hope for her future happiness
as a wife.
Madge Bellamy was charming as
the dainty little maid of the rum
away wife and made one wish that
the part accorded her had been of
more Importance. AS the bishop
uncle, Edward Mackaye arrived at
just the right moment to let the
curtain fall upon a reunited mar
ried pair, with the promise that the
husband will take good care that
his wife will not again feel called
upon to borrow his cottage for
second honeymoon.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-18
Glen Echo Park.

IL the attendance for the first
three days of the season at Glen
Echo Park and the enthusiasm of
the crowds be a criterion, the re-