Desc: Don't Doubt Your Wife: Directed by James W. Horne. With Leah Baird, Edward Peil Sr., Emory Johnson, Mathilde Brundage. Rose Manning, on her way home, is overtaken by a storm and compelled to take refuge in a roadhouse with Herbert Olden. When the lodge is raided by prohibition enforcement agents, Rose leaves by a window only partially clothed and escapes with Herbert. Reaching home, she finds her husband, John, waiting for her; and seeing her wearing Olden's coat, he assumes the worst and orders her from the house. Olden's mother, knowing her to be innocent, persuades her to see John again, which she does but to no avail. In despair, Rose accepts Herbert's proposal of marriage, following her divorce from John, but when Herbert discovers that Rose is about to become a mother, he resolves to effect a reconciliation and informs John of her condition. On their wedding night, John appears and repudiates his hasty conclusion. There is a mutual reconciliation.