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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22
Partial Moratorium
Conditions for Huns
Announced by Allies

PARIS. March 22-Cny the As
ISOLATED Prcss)-Thc conditions
under which the "rcpnrutions COM
injection viii grant Germany a par
trial moratorium were announced
today. They include perfect au-
toncmy FOR the Rcichsbank and
new legislation TO prevent evasion
of German capital the legislntion
TO be ready for application upon a
fixed date.
a number Of reforms IN German
financial methods me- stipulated
These must go into effect at fixed
daicr. beginning May 81. New
resources for reparations money
must be found and the funds col
lcctcd under the control Of the
allied committee OF guarantees
which will pass upon their effcc-
tlvenoss and probable yield. II
they ARE found Insufficient the
PREPARATIONS commission VIII con-
slider % number Of other measures.
including u domestic o. foreign
loan and eventually a levy upon
capltai In Germany.
II BE- stipulated that II reparn-
ton payments in kind q the value
Of $50. 600. 0pG gold murks year
iy are not entirely delivered the
balance may bc required in cash.
II tho Gcrmnn government fails
to apply the reforms upon which
The partial moratorium IL condi-
toned the allies may resort To tho
terms of tho annex to the treaty
~ Versailles authorizing them to
take further pledges as "a guaran-
tee for rcparationH paymcnta.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22
Biblical Story
To Be Filmed
In jerusalem

JERUSALEM Mar. TO-
Twenty stars OF the American
film world arrived in Jerusalem
recently 90 prepare for thD
Filming OF the old Tesfum.u f
story ct King David
Tho blk scene in the play ls
20 De- the dFht between David
and Goliath, which will ho
staged "a few miles north OF thus
city. biblical accuracy D. not
strictly to Doe adhered to. since
the scenario provides "a love
scene after the battle.
About five thousand persons
D. 20 Doe employed In the rilm-
iuE Of tho play Five thou
sud sheep. 1000 carnrls and
2Ouo punts are also To be used
This VIII Doe tho first time n
production Of this magnitude
hus been filmed 'n the huly land
Apart from the appropriateness
uf the country fur thU filming
81 biblical stories. o. b. declared
that Palestine n uusuruunsahlo
Tor film productions OWNING.
first 20 Its NATURAL beauty. uuI
second 20 the clarity % tho
atmosphere.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22
'fttHERTY HERE
FOR BANQUET AND
f.. ADDRESS TONIGHT
*. of G. Official Met at
Station by Large
Delegation

On q four Of the councils of The
knights OF Columbus. James A.
F1ahcrty supreme knight OF the
order arrived in Albuquerque ut
.'ia O'Clock thlAanuruoon unl Will
leave for the ~ q att 30 tomorrow
morning supreme knight Fluh-
erty was met at the station hy 20
lnrRe delegation or local momhors
OF the order. lie vas escorted tu
to The Alvnrndo hotel and after
lunchcon was taken on e drive
about the city ana country. the
guest ~ o. y. Mneruu and Mrs.
Marion. Mr.. Marion was the first
territorial deputy of the knights OF
Columbus In New Mexico and later
terNeu several terms ~ state de-
putty.
A. ESQ o'clock this evening tho
suurcmc knight will be- the guest
Of honor at O. banquet IN the NJ
Varado motel buffet room, which
will DE- attended ay some fourteen
local and visiunr knishts of Co
iumbus
Just about rounding giNfy gears
Of q very active life Mr. flIhrrty
gave every Indication " being 20
dynamo of initiative ana Ichlcvc-
nent He is "a brisk walker and %
fast talkcr and has a personality
all his own which has continued
him In Office as head of N % thc
largest fraternal orders In the
world Tor many years. For war
work la France Mr. Flahcrty was
made % member OF the French
Igcrihn OF Honor ana when he re-
Gently went to Metz in connection
with the Lafayette monument
dedication. was madc "a chofuliUr
OF hat organization.
Mr. Flaherty will speak tu tho
knights of columbus in 81. Mars
hall at S:tb o'clock tonight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22
Court Witnesses
South Sea Dance;
Frees 4 Women

&E., YORK. Mar. 22.
fuuthtd with the judicial Nor-
diat that the dance art OF the
south seas grnsa skirts und all.
cam hc worse. 10 aa bad. us our
native fhimmy, four fair dancers
HrIDrtcd when thoy shocked
Manhattan police detectives TO-
dt5 wcfg free to practice thcir
Imported movements as they
Wll
Gildn Gray. Betty Wonder.
Dorothy Conruy aud Hclcna
NuHkl so stirred watching dctcc-
tiNos who visited the uptown
cafe IN which they wcr, on-
gagged that they were arrcatcd
HH stlgcra Of an immndcst \
hihitlon. Their costumes. de-
ttCiiyc Andrew Nfoi.uuphiin told
Magistrate pouruH. were mod
ollci after Cunga Din Justly
famous uniform.
I've seen an kinds Of dane
iuE but never anything half ~
hUu ODD that said ths dctcc-
tiso Then one OF tho fair do
foudIuig dunncd her dancing
guafunIv-ove r her street druas
for the odlflCnt.on 81 tho
court whcrcupun II was decided
that Manhattan modcsty re-
manned unscathcd
The court also dismissed tho
cafe proprietor who had been
crested for engaging tho
i1nCor'.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22
People You
Know
RAdlaioT Repairing. qulolel Auto ,

Radiator Repairing. Quickei Auto Co.
~ NJ. Suily, OF santa Hitn. n
10 the city on business.
j. H. McCamnnt. OF Gallup. Is
topping In the city.
o. g. hernandez has inst 10.
turned from Las Nugns. whcr. IA,
Nitcudcd the first day 4 s,sslon a,
N1o convention of the New NieN.
Icp cuttlomcn.
w. r. Burncy. roundhousc fore
Wna for the santa Fc railroad nt
Ninslnw Ariz. arrived In Albu-
uu"ruuc this morning tu attend tho
annual bauuuct to be given to-
night ut tho Nlyarudn hotol bv
members Of the Alpha Deltn frn-
"fHl Mr., hurney ls an alum
nu- 81 the fraternity.
Mr., Harry Strong lcft this
morning on the California Limltod
TOT l'ilo Alto. California, where she
20 visit her daughter. Mrs. J.
ihlhp Shamborgcr. Mrs. strong
l.o VIII Welt her son. Ted strong
in Los Angeles before returning
hnu" She Is 70 be away three
Wcckr or "a month.
John v conway. state school
'p riutepdvnt. Vas ID. the city toe
laY on his way fp Lincoln county.
where he viii attend u county
teachers insilfutc on March "a
and 20, Ito will thcn go TO Dem
Ing FOR thrco days OF rural school
ln. Inspection ia Luna county
y. IT, McCHmant sheriff ~ Nc
NlnIcy couniy. b. here today. re-
turning homo from Iag Vegas
here lac attended tho convention
~ the New McNic0 Cattle and
Horse Grower association. air.
hp''tm1ut ~ n vice president Of
the association.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22
.FLEISCHER URGES
EXTENSION Of
CITY LIMITS
kiwanis Club Backs
Directors Action on
Arms Treaties

Talks by A. rlotscher sidnoy
wei and j 3D. Cooua formed .he
CHIEF business 600 the regular noon
luncheon ot the kiwau.s club .o-
day.
air tlolsuher took ns bus .ub.,.t
~ -hNpHnstun, ana urged tu,
extending of The eats umlI. aut.
heial improvements iur Ga. cifF.
pih'ing emphasis upon .hp beau.
tiiAlhE ol m city parkF.
Mf We'll sold the kIwluiunH li
thc result from tho Drainage mDei-
INK held az the Chnmbar OF Come
mcrcC Monday night ana faiG fhnt
tur committee wnicn was aUuuiut-
ga at that meeting would soon cou-
Nchc 90 lut muintc "a plan oi a.fIuu
ana ihut work outlined for tho yp-
tious orgunizltiuus would probably
Dee announced Co the klwaulaua 90
the nest meeting of the club.
ht 'uuuH VINO was u member
OF Cd committee To confer with the
forestry officials regarding the lm-
proving OF the highway 90 tho Eli.
ranch. reported that the forriry
had $4,000 To- spend ON tho rou4
provided they o.uIu obtain go,-
trnmcnt approval
The attendance prize today. 20
goid pencil given hy g. a. Maison.
Wa won ly Marcus T.. sawtellr.
Ihv two high school senior viaiturs
ut thy meeting were Read Hanson
tnU Charles Thatcher
Horny tpurs Jr. made % motion
that tho club would stand soIidiy
hrhIuH th" BOARD of directors rf
tho club The motion was seconded
ami carried Iat MOTION rumc us
Hu aftermath OF th, go u.u4siun at
the last mc,tiug which onsucd
when % wHH rruuusud tblf the Grub
urs' senator. auH r.IrDs eututise-
100 Washington fl support The pDHc,
realty .. fu. lH-. meeting lhu
matter wl dropped when the uro-
uu-ll was opposed uu th, grounds
shat iU, "iah H.II. ua. enter puil-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22
Supper Table
Gossip

Tied West. found by the district
court 10 hc a. Juvenile delinlucnt
Yesterday afternoon. wus uaroicd
70 thc care q his mother
There wiz he a regular mrctino
rooms
The Woman Mi.-iunnr, .oc, 4,
OF thc 'onErcEutiOnul church viii
meet with Mrs Howard. 6il South
Afno street "a Q g. m uu Thurs
day.
\ London girl Who married An
American soldier and who has now
boon deserted by him has ,,r.fr,r
me salvation Army here from f4.
'rurcs Tor aid. She desires funds
% take herself and a.ystr-aII
eHlId back 90 London. wh,r, nor
patcnts live.
Born yesterday afternoon 10 Mr.
lhu Mrs Roy Fcrnstrom. aI.
"uth Edith street. % daughter
Ar Fprustrum BE- an ompioy. 3D..
10" hr incss department OF Tn.
Evening Herald.
Ia police are WONDERING b,
.ouit one tried 10 climb IA r
"iiir ridluE "a bicycle. m, d..
i'fim"nt wla informed this mogu.
in- hat % bicycle W.. found ip
wee IN tho 600 hluca on sot-t6
tdiih street Tho police beli,y.
PIP, wheel tu have been stolen
Hccnusc he j. said to hn,r r,.
N % 10 pay "a taxi driver for ,
'4h John ellis found himg.if .n
'i'upie laai night iir was infen
+" TIC city hull by the driver Df tho
i".l where ne was put in n.I
ihr women Missionary snclrfy
'l 'i Iuul's Euciish Iufb,r.U
"aFrh Will hold ltH regular study
meeting at the church Thur-d.y
hirfuunn ut . o'clock.
thr iTdics' Md society of The
i'rn' hytcriuu church will hold "a
Tea aud homc-cc1klnr sale at tJis
Lulnr uf Mfs o. a. Nohl 1905
Wei Central avenue on Thursday
AFTERNOON from 3 To o O'Clock.
Ihw Baptist Mumnn's Mission
'fF loci"iY viii hold It's monthly
9clhl and program meeting to-
morrow afternoon at 2 O'Clock at
ilio church purlors. Mrs. n. Il.
CoN has charge OF the program.
Inlie, 'nriein and Growth of the
Homo Mission Board. Ladies' Of
Poe congregation invited siran.
scr" welcome.
1h'rc viii b. a regular monthly
meeting u tho Pioneer SocI.ft.
lhlH evening at : O'Clock go fHu
knights OF Pythias hall So Iu..-
tatinns were sent out but 600 mem-
hers r urged 20 be present Thera
VIII Le "a business and surill cess
sion, Persons who urr eligible iD
membership also ur. invited to It-
Tend and Join.
Judgment for SG05 WIS granted
the Pacific Guano F,riilizor com
pany, n san Francisco firm.
against John Baron Burg iu thD
diUtric; court this morning IN.
complaint In this case alleged That
The amount was du, ON 90 promis-
rury note for LOO, amount. dated
May 10. 1919 but never paid. Tho
iudemont wns issued ou default
Of the defendant
Complaint against Jesus .Jarn-
millo and Felicia n. de lara.
milo, charging them with assault
with words vac sworn out In IA,
iesticc ~ the peace court uf Dose.
derio MontoyH ut Ola Town today
The complaint charges the tw,
with insulting and using ohsrcu,
words toward the complainant
The herring D. set for tomorrow
afternoon az 20 clock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22
Ship and Cargo
OF Liquor Seized

NEW ORLEANS March &C.,
Tho LuEger world. Together with
hes crow u rtnc men % u cargo
NJ whisky. said "a Doc worth $50
600. foll INTO the hands OF federal
prohibition agents OF LHtU Non-
chnrtraln. near Mclouhorg today
Tony Nnfsln. skipper of the
Lupgor world waa arrested about
"a work aH hc wHs bringing
hiE oyster craft. Honest Clay, a1id
hy agents OF The prohibition office
Go have boon loaded with liquor.
through tho Chrf mcntcur.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22
Hospital Patients
To Hear Program by
School Orchestra

several solos Will feature Tho ma
sicnl program to Doc given at 81 So.
aHphr auuutorium t'rlduy after
noon at 4 O'Clock hy the orchos-
ira ct the North Fourth street
school. Mis- DcoDlin Murphy D.
director. superintendent irrnU
iiuriD az the cuInfy schools will
accompany tND pupils. The pro-
cram follows.
Aurll shower ... Orchas f.
Lucky Home -........- Duct
Miss Grace NiuflsE end Nie
UHrDihv Bowman.
Wabash UlIta ...... orch s3ra
Look tor the silver Lining Solo
Atls. Dorothy Uuwnuu
TIN our Dreams Como Trur
Orchestra.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22
DEATHS

sTA1.EY-Ia MerUn Stalcy who
came here "a few weeks from
Marysyillc. ohio died at "A iocn|
hospital this morning. Mr. Staley
h survived by his vito. Mrs. Ehz.
abeth staley. and "a small son
Roth were with him al the time at
death The body will be shippg
to Ohio this evening on train No
A. Blakemurc and Son are IN
ch1rgc.
CHAVEZ Tho funeral 81 Trin-
idad Chavez. who died Monday
morning at his residence "a south
Edith street, was held this after
noon at 2 o'clock from the family
residence Burial was M santa
Barhara cemetery Crollott was
In charge
GANDARA-Thc funeral Of Pc
tronilo Gandnra, who died Tues
day morning al Dis residence a.
Martincztown. viii be held toinor-
row morning at Q o'clock from
the residence 90 The ST ignacio
church. Burial will be- In Santa
Barbara cemetery. Crollott Is In
charge.
SANCHES- The funeral % Jua-
nitu Sanches. who died Tueaduy
morning az a local hospital. was
held this morning al g o'clock
from Crollott = funeral parlors
The body wns sem 10 Bernardo y.
NJ. for burial
cORnpNA- Flurpncio Cordova.
aged ~. died this morning az his
residence on Indian school road.
lie is survived 10y his wife. three
rons and two daughters. The
body was taken 20 Cronott's co..
neral parlors. pending funeral aye
rhngcmeuts
HENt.Y Mira Mary r. Henly.
et years old. dic1 last night ca hor
homo on NoTth Fiji outh street
Mrs. Honly had lived in Albuquer-
que Tor 10 years and is survived
By her four sons and siX daueh-
teri Funeral services viii be held
Al 2:3O clock tomorrow after
noon from French'a chapel Bu-
lial will be In Fairsiew cemetery
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22
20 to l Shot Wins
Lincolnshire Race

LINCOLN Eng. March 22-CBy
tho Associated prcHsl The Lin
colnfhire handicap. run here to-
day. was won by v Y. J.. Whiter
Grnnely. a 2O-to-i shot. Sir II,
BirG's Monarch was second and
y. Daring's Roman Bachelor. rid
den by the American yockoy, Ar
chibald. was third Thlrty-two
horses started.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22
Former Albuquerque
Resident Dies at
San Antonio, Tex,

steven -. Rcdwine. former res
ident OF this city. died In n hos
pital at san Antonio, Tex, on
Tuesday morning. according ~
word which reached here today.
He was 26 years old at the time
ls,f dir death. and the body will
no brought here FOR burial His
wife and father were with him
at the time OF his death.
Z sC r. French T. Co. charge II fu-
neral Arrangements.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22
New Head for
Veterans Hospital.
AT Palo Alto, Calf.

PAL ALTO. cal. March 20
D.. y o. stanley arrived here t.
Gay from Whippie barracks. Ariz..
Co tHltu charge Of veterans hos
pitnl No "a succeeding Major
Chester NJ Whcuic whose admin
lttfatiun has been the object Of
nttackr hy various organizations
of war Veterans
Mate Whoatc has been trans
fcrred TO the Marine hospital at
san h%I1ncisco Dr. Stanlcy's ten
uro hero will De only temporary.
IL was announced
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22

ihs wife never understood himi
Read Of Mark sabre. hero ur the
best seller 81 two continents III
Winter Comes, rs : :. ". Hutch
inson. begins la The Herald Mon
day. March ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22
BANK noBBrns rOiLEn

% MADISON Wis. March 20
The Cottage Grove state bank. To-
.cafed at Cottage Grove. eight miles
cast 81 Madison, was entered last
night by robbers. Tho outer door
ef the bank vault was cut through
and tho inner door iammed. ae-
cprding 10 reports received here.
Wires icadine TO Madison were cut
By the robbers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22

declared vas needed to c,orp|
tho treaty fleet,
me mi nisu provides that n.
moro than 900 members OF enc
graduating class at the navy acni
omy shall be commissioned "a
year. In 1919 ana 1874 There a
81 members OF the first class
the academy to he graduated
June.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22

\ mnsts rpiccc ur modern IiCliu.
IL Winter Comes 10y \. :. \
Hutchinson. icgins In The flcral
Monday. March -.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22

sx mIlllen children arc born
every year In China.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22

the Pacific Guano Fertilizer com-
pany, n san Francisco firm.
against John Baron Burg iu the
diGtrict court this morning Tho
complaint In this case alleged THAT
the amount was du, ON 90 promise
sorry note Tor 100, amount. dated
May 10 1919 but never paid. The
Judgment wns issued uu default
of tho defendant
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-10-14
MURDERER SUICIDES
IN home Of SISTER
IN LOUISVILLE
Man Charged With Brutal Murder Of
Widow Thursday Night Is Found
Suicide Friday Night at Home
of BrOther-In-Law.

Louisville, KY, Oct. 49,. Samuel
Carpenter, 81 years old, sought by an
armed posse for the brutal murder last
night of Mrs. Amy Roche, 80, mother
of four children, who had spurned his
advances, shot and killed himself here
tonight at the home of his brother-in-
law, Samual Gerlein.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerlein, returning from
Carpenters home at New Albany, Ind,
were entering the yard of their home
when they heard shot. They called
police. officers broke down the door,
| which had been locked from the inside,
and found Carpenter dead. He had
sent bullet into his heart.
Lying near the body three revolvers
and a large quantity of ammunition
were found, indicating that Carpenter
had resolved not to be taken alive.
Gerlein said he had no idea when Car
penter came to the house, as he had
not seen his brother-in-law after the
tragedy last night.
Carpenter killed Mrs Roche, police
said, less than ten minutes after she
sent a note to him by her SON. Johr
Roche, warning Carpenter to cease fol
lowing her.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-10-14
WASHINGTON AND GEMS
WEEKLY PROGRAM

The managers of the Washington
and Gem theaters announce big pro-
gram for next week as follows:
Monday, at Gem only. afternoon and
evening, Mia May in "The Greatest
Truth" and Selznick News.
Tuesday, at Gem only, afternoon and
evening, Mia May in "The Wife Trap"
Wednesday, at Gem only, afternoon
and evening, Tom Moore in Beating
the Game" and Movie Chat.
Thursday, afternoon at Gem, eve
ming at Opera House, Clara Kimball
Young In "The Worldly Madonna"
Friday, at Gem only, afternoon and
evening, Clara Kimball Young in "The
Worldly Madonna"
Friday. at Opera House only, Chas
Ray in 1.-TWO Minutes To Co." and SELF
nick News.
Saturday, at Gem only, afternoon
and evening, Charles Ray in "Two
Minutes To Co."
Saturday, at Opera House only, af'
ternoon and evening, Jack Holt ant
Sylvia Dreamer In "The Man Uncon'
querable." Bobby Vernon and Nea
Burns comedy Back from the Front.
Coming. Friday, October 27, Normt
Talmadge In Loves Redemption"
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-10-14
fines AGAINST FARMER FOR
HAVING FOXES DISMISSED
On Motion of Commonwealth Appeal
From Magistrates Court Under Fish
and Game Law Is Dismissed.

In the Mason Circuit Court, the two
charges OF having wild foxes chained
on his farm, against Mr.. Darius Bald
win. OF the county, appealed from
Squire Fred w. Bauer's court was dis
missed on motion of the Common
wealth
The cases against Mr.. Baldwin were
prosecuted by a game warden who
found two young foxes chained on
Mr.. Baldwins farm several weeks ago.
The charge were brought in Squire
Fred Bauers court and in that court
the defendant was fined s25 and costs
on each offense. The fine was first
fixed at $40 and costs on each offense
but was increased that the defendant
might appeal.
After going into the case, the Com
monwealth's Attorney did not thini
the case would stand and moved its
| dismissal. Mr.. Baldwin claimed h,
had the young foxes chained to deco!
the mother foX which had been doint
much damage on his farm by killing
chickens.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-10-14
ANOTHER ATTEMPT AT
FLEMINGSBURG LINE MADE
Maysyille Grldders Journey to Flem-
ingsburg for Second Contest
With That Heavy Team.

The Maysville High School lads are
at Flemingsburg Saturday afternoon
to open the football season at that
place with the gridders of that school
and a special effort will be made by
our boys to bring home their first
slice of bacon. Having studied their
opponents in their game a week ago
the locals on account of their slight
ness in weight will rely almost en-
tirely on an open offensive game and
have made several shifts in the lineup,
Another, effort to clean the game
will be rule off Morris McCann, leader
of the Fleming county lads on the
gridiron, who has been participating in
athletic at Flemingsburg High for al
least eight years. His case will bC
governed by the rules Of the. Kentuck.
Scholastic Association. Another Elem
ingsburg players eligibility is doubt
full and will be decided Saturday af
ternoon.
The following will start the game
Left end, Slack; 1t, Adair; lg Breeze
C, Calvert; rg, Rains; rt, Narrower; r.
Strobe; quarter, Frissell; III, Mathews
rh, Kirk; fb, Simons.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-10-14
.SHANNONS WILL Open
ENGAGEMENT MONDAY
Famous Harry Shannon Stock Com
pany Here for Three Days
Starting on Monday.

The Shannon show has a knack Of
picking plays that please and in secur-
ing kiss and Make Up," one of the
plays that they will present on their
engagement at the Washington next
week. the Shannon show has wonder
play.
kiss and Make Up" deals with a
grabbed old, troubled man, he figures
that his relatives have never agreed
and never will, leaves a small farm to
the four beneficiaries, with the under
standing that they must live together
for a certain period and no dispose
of the property without the consent
of all parties concerned. The compli-
cations and laughable twists make real
drama, that the author has evolved
and presented before the end of the u.s.
ual interesting love story that holds
your interest till the fall of the cur.
tain.
Seats now on sale for the opening
play, 1.-THE Marriage of Geraldine" fol
Monday night.