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BLACK SUMMER SILK, has a
smooth. chiffon finish; q inches wide.
light and cool for summer dresses;
si1a quality, for S5c.
PRINTED LIBERTY SATIN F'OU
LAaDs, fine quality, in great vari,
ETY. of colors and new designs; u
quality, for 5,}c. ,-,~,
DOUBLE WIDTH BLACK CREPE
DE CHINE, right weight for sum
mer gowns, Lyons dyed; usually
s1.1s for s1.aO.
CREPE DE CHIME black and colors:
pure SILK, lustrous finish. soft ana
clingy; usually 75c, for 60c.
BLACK CHIFFON FOULARD. guar
anteed waterproof, soft and simmer
Ing: a durable sl.1a grade, FOR. Zoe.
ROUGH WEAVE NIPPON PONGEEE,S
in all the most fashionable colors.
newest fabric for whole suits; sl.sS
value, for soc.
YARD WIDE coLoRED SHANGHAI
suLks, in all the most wanted
shades. iaundcrs perfectly; i6c value,
for Acc.
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IS dozen Hemstitched and
Plain Bleached Sheets.
extra sizes, several
grades OF cotton; sold
4 to Toe. choice Soc,
% dozen Double Bed
Bleached Sheets. instead
OF CSC, are Soc each.
Single and Three-Quarter
Bed Sheets are marked
$40. IA
He m s TIT 9 he'd Bolster
5 Cases, extra large, 36c.
Plain Hemmed ones, In.
stead OF 22c. are 1sc,
8147 dozen Pillow Cases.
# several sizes and grades
Al OF cotton; the usual 100
4. ones for 10; the u l-2o
4 ones for p, l-2c; the leo
and 1sc ones for 1Sc;,
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"a Bargain Bedding Sale

the zoe and 25c ones will
be 1bc. Some OF these
lots are 1lemstitched.
SOC Medium Weight Cro-t
4 chet Quilts, 35c, H
Double Bed 15c Crochet
Quilts, Doc.
Extra Large Summer
Weight Crochet Quilts,
the usual sl.19 ones, O6c.
Imported Marsellles and
Satin Finished Quilts;
some have hand-t!ed
fringe; instead OF s and
$3.50, are $3.50,
The usual IS Quilts, extra
r heavy, embossed, im-
ported M ars eilles,
frlnged or plain; for
choice Of several designs,
S3.7h
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BLACK 'TAF'TETA S11,K--nn excellent
II grade-smo perfect weave. new
chiffon finish; usually tic, Tor 69c.
BLACK WATERPROOF JAPANESE
SILKS, have a taffeta finish, So inches
wide. ste one for 6Bc; q Inches wide.
zoe one, for 30c; 81 inches wlde $50
KS one, for 2Dc.
WHITE ILAlsUTAI WASH SILK. se
~ inches wide, serviceable for waists or
whole dresses laundcrs nicely; o"c
quality for acc.
T.AFFETA SU1TlNG SILK, fine quail
ity, IS inches wide; the rustling OF
chiffon finish. Erich. Jet biack'
usually Sl.19 for SSc.
& BROCADED TAF'FzETA SILKS, most
ly in changeable street shades, WITH
neat raised dots; DC values, for aoc.
CHECKED TAFFETA SILKS. IN
black and white, navy and white and
all the different size checks; '5c
ones, for soc.
DOMESTIC PoNGEE. q inches wide.
in natural etru color, launders IKE
linen; csc quality, FOR 4Sc.
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Ribbons

Heavy quality Fancy Ribbons, No.
Q, in every color; made to, sell at
lOc, for 1-2c yard.
Heavy Black Taffeta Ribbons, suit
able for the hair; lie quality
~ 1-2c.
10 inch AL SILK Ribbons, in every
color; a big value at Zoe.
The Girdle Width Taffeta Ribbons. In
every color and worth a5c, special
Monday. at 25c.
6-inch Hat Trimming Ribbons, made
as a aoc seller; It's 1ac.
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Turkish Bath Towels,
heavy, absorbent klnd,
DC.
100 for Extra Heavy
Honeycomb Bath Tow
els. ! Ia yards Ions,
DC for Large Bath Tow
els, unbleach y Lee
ones.
bc and 87cSfor I3leached
#IIuck Hand Towels,
fringed or llemnled.
thousands Of paper back
books, over a hundred
titles. -
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Toilets

10 gross Witch Hazel Soap. sIcakes to
box, for Zoe a box.
Armour's White Heather Soap, 9 cakes
to box, for 1Oc box
Priscilla Soap, highly perfumed and
we'll nilled; worth 40c a dozen, spe-
cial at 2 1-2c a cake: y. Az
: Dr.. Lyons Tooth Powder, 14c. XIII
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Embroideries

=
It is impossible to give but a.
brief description OF the big
values here. The range Of price
is from &c to $3.50 a yard.
Embroidery Flouncings-two counters
are filled with them-the choicest
and handsomest, made to sell this
season at 6oc, are 2ScB a yard If
Thousands OF yards Of Double Edge
Gallons, Ribbon Beading. Insertings
and Edgings; values to Y 1-2c, Gu Dice DICE
&c a yard. n Il
Handsome Match Sets in F>louncings
and InsertinRs: 25c would be low.
price; these are 18 2-3c a yard.
'Allover Embroideries. choice OF sl.62
and S1.ss qualities are roc and DISC.
a yard. a +
You can buy Flouncings at ~ 1--2c.
Embroideries, Inches wide, e. IL
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sleeves, drawers knee or
ankla lengths. in all
sizes TO "a, for zoe a
garment,
Boys and Girls Ribbed
Y nderwaisis. with extra
stays and bone Buttons,
IN all sizes, lSc each.
Women's Bleaclied Ribbed
Vests, tapped neck. To,
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"A Few Basement Specials

'ar.. NJ +
classics In the English
language. for Sc each.
Another lot, with 500
titles. are &c each
some of them recently
out of copyright. !.
A lot Of Pound and Box
Writing Papers. usual
1Oc and ~ lac kind, for.
DC a Mound or box.
Lot of &c Chocolate Cam.
Z dies will he on sale at
200 a pound.
Cocoanut Bar. made fresh
every day 1Oc a pound.
t. y
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{! Is pieces OF Spun Glass Innings.
black and all cnlors; the 121-2ci kind
is 1Oc a yard.
1000 yards Black Percaline Innings.
lengths to 10 yards; worth 10c and
II 1.2c. for @ 3-4c a yard. TX.
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English Long Cloth, 6 3-4ci

.. t.. .| ~ u.
8 3-4c n yard--4o-inch
White Apron Lawns and
india. Llnons. values 50
to loo. III
So a yard-Fine English
Nainsook and Long
Cloth. usual u LEO to-
IS 2-3c grades, 1,
~ 1-2e a yard-Fines
Straight Cord Pique7
Welts, short lengths Of
the 3c grade, \.
d 3-dc a yard-40.lnch5
Fine White India Linon..
These are a few OF the
many short length lots
Il In the basement. si
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Sale Of SILK Gloves

We have searched the, world
for the best glove made.
THE AMSTERDAM" have met
our, and will meet your, measure
Of the best silk glove.
rhey are double finger tipped made IN
shape ito fit the American hand, OF
the p,rrest known silk. We try on
every pair with guarantee at our
counter. Prices are soc. 76c and 81.
Our experience Of three years sale on
these Gloves with guarantee is the
& proof or the above statement
OUR soc AND 81 KID GLOVES are
the ones that every woman should
buy who desires a glove In which
there is no future trouble. 5
lUomen.s Black Lisle Gloves, elbow
length, Zoe.
;Wor1enfs Lace Lisle Nrltts, black or
white; usually CSC, for Sc.
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23c French Organdy, SC
1211c Yard Wide Percale. 534c

Mill Ends of go French
Organdy for &c a yard.
5000 yards Of Yard Wide
Percale--light shifting
and dress designs-10c
and ~ 1-2c grade, for
6 3-.1c a yard.
Androscoggln Cotton. best
quality, Q 1-"c.
Embroidered Swiss Or.
gandy, in organdy print
Ing and solid colors:
worth Ice, for 0 3-4c.
All the 1sc Embroidered
Crepe Cloth, In every
color. also white and
black. 0 3-4c a yard.
French Ginghams. lengths
OF l to 10 yards, instead
of lSc to &c, are 0 3-ac
a yard.
On s peclal sale-Double
Width Belfast White
Llnenette Cloth, for.
skirts and shlrt-waist
suits, IL LEO a yard.
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N-inch Printed Batiste,
made to sell for 2 1-2c;S
the special price for.
Monday, 3 3-4c. S5f5;
$500 yards Light Shifting
prints, warranted fast
colors, for 2 ESQ a.
3 yard.
Brown Cotton, q inches
wide. for = Use.
Mohair Lustrc and Gre
clan Yoiles. some $500
yards of mill ends;s
worth 12c and 1ec, price
30 a yard. 4. h
Best quality 6 Lac Apron
Ginghams, In all checks,
for &c.
4 cases-nearly 5000 yards
-of full 2 IL yards wide
Bleached Shooting; In
stead of 25c, for 1Oc a.
yard. ,l8. 3.
The. Linen Finish White
Shirt-Waist Suit Cloth,
worth lSc a yard, will
be III for piece OF IA
yards,
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Cohen's Laces and Embroid-
cries the Talk Of the Town

We think it would be quite wonder if they were
Our retail prices far below wholesale Just that in
reality it is strange that but Cohens sells them
AN IMPORT LACEs was
other Richmond They nny
half the shipper loses
and
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Silks Step into New ? ositio1l.

they cheap enough they are cheaper now, .So
one can afford an important Silk purchase without consuming
Cohens Store at any time Just this time the prices for the
finest Silks almost startling.
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$40 for a $50 French China
lOO=Piece Dinner Set

e4.O5 for l2plece Gold Dc-Imitation Cut Glass
at Stppled Toilet Sets in Syrup Pitchers, with
AZ either pink or violet dec nickel spring tops.
& fs orauoni ag 1bc-1o-quart Galvanized
TOO dozen-Decorated Water Pals. 4s} ~
ts:ss God u Llned Dinner 25c-S-quart Galvanized
n rates. Pals, with tops
for 25c Blue. Amber 1ron Foot
or Opal Gas Globes. Tubs "a
6Oc acknowledgement ohc-s.n,arrt 8r,alva nized
water wafer numbers Water sprinkers
Toe q dozen dor $l.oo 2bc for 6Oc Loaded Bot
o t9toned wafer y JUMPERS. & tom Nickel Cuspidors
Pepper Shakers. with o"c-Niche4 Air N C!octls'
nickel screw tops 5Oc-1o-quarl Royal Gray
&c Il cach-Crystal Glass Stone Preserving Ket-
Berry Saucers ties.
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An Extraordinary Shirt
W aist p urchase
On sale Monday. Handsomest styles Of the season.

We have a dozen various styles OF
China Silk Waists, that are made the
most perfectly OF any we have ever
seen: SOS and $3.aS buys Waists
for which you usually pay IS and
s6.
Printed India 1snon Waists, double
seam sewed. dark and white grounds.
for $3.50
Chiffon Taffeta Silk Waists. black and
colors. tailor made. with French
knots; instead Of s5.75. are S3.0S.
Allover Lace Waists. with China silk
lining and embroidery applique trim.
mlng--White, ecru or champagne
at the remarkable price Of S3.0S and
$5DS. Tho latter are $40 waists
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Sale Of Belts

Sample lot of 800 Women's. Black and
Colored Silk Belts. worth 50c and
more. special. ESQ each.
The new Moire Center Belts, tipped
with leather ends; sold at Toe, ouri
are Goo each.
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China Silk Waists, elaho-
rate land-loom embroidery; made to
sell for Ss.25., are marked $500.
Fine White .India.Linon Waists. vari-
Gus styles. trimmed with lace or en-
broideries; the best Csc waists sold.
for Zoe.
zoe buys Waists that cannot be
matched under sL25.
Mondays sale of White Waists, at
0Sc will be one Of the astonishing
features of the store. Any white
Waists that you expect to pay s1.6O
to s. for. OF India I.inon, White Lawn
or Linen, deliberately and tastily
made up Of hand-loom embroidery;
4 every size in ALL
China Silk Waists, In black or white,
tailor made, Sl.0S.
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200 yards OF Fine Per.
sian Lawns, values to
Soc. double width, for
IL 1-2c a yard.
100 yards OF Soft Finish
Yard Wide English Long
3 Cloth. lengths 2 to ~.
yards. for g a'4c a yard.
0 3.4c a yard-Thousands
OF yards OF the new
Fancy Striped midas,
Dlmlties, Dotted Swiss,
I'iqne. Madras and Eta
mines. The factory
ends OF all the white
novelties, made this sea-
son to retail UP to l9c,
choice 0 3-4o a yard.
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SOC Bleached Union Suits, Csc

Women's Bleached Ribbed
Gauzs Union Suits, low
neck. full trimmed, knee
length pants, lace
trimmed, 200 each.
Women's GAUGE Ribbed
Vests. hish neck. long
sleeves, 1Dc,
Boys' Balbriggan Shirts.
high neck. long or short
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Notions,
q o. Z Y ., 80 l. ~.

4 papers OF Hair Pins, 1c.
Tubular Shoe Laces 81 all sizes. SC q.
dozen. AZ N t . f5
Black and every color of Fine Garter
Elastic, sells elsewhere at aDc, Mon
day says 1Oc a yard. ".
ONO Dress Shields, Nos. 8, and s;
worth eoc- 25c and SOC, choice Mon
day, Zoe pair.
Hair Pin Cabinets, &c.
John ], Clark Spool Cotton, Lee a
spool. 5gi5 sff i's
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.Lac,:,es !.

Here are the Valenclennes:
1Oc a dozen-Val. Lace Beading.
TWO YARDS FOR bc--Wide French
Val. Match Patterns, Insertings.
Edgings and Fancy Lace Beadings:
regularly zoe dozen yards. 5
Zoe a dozen for Val. Edgng. in Hon-
!ton design-one inch wide.
a new history for Allover Laces is
these: Ne III
4 Oriental Nets-white or ecru-i in dou-
bic width. scarce at 81: these are
Doc a yard. s35
Another lot Of Allovet Oriental LAces
at 2bc a. yard.
i Counters full OF Wash Laces are &c
to loo yard.
Our &c Laces are usually sold for 80
and 510c.
The &c ones are the usual &c values.
Every piece warranted to wash.
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.Colored Goods

Goods that were 75c, Sc. 81 and SIZE
for soc a. yard. All Wool French
wolfe, French Crepe Cloth. London
Irvine, Wolfe Bourette Silk and Wool
Eolienne, AIohairl sicilian and French
and Storm Serges; choice of al these
lines, DOC. These goods come IN
cream and ell colors.
There are Crepe Cloths. in cream and
ali colors, double width. at 2oc. }
Other Woolen Fabrics that have sold
from 81 to $50 are marked. !, 7oc a
yard.
Range Of N1ohairs has been from 5oc
to SIPS; special sale price for Mon
day will be 33c to OOc. taa,f-
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Almost Ridiculous

Vi Z =
Nearly 1900 yards or White organdy.
will be sold It lis 4 10 yards wide;
usually sold at 23c, for IL 1-2c q
& yard The 14c, ,aualitysis g 3-4c.
Two lots OF new Cream Batiste, both
e 40 inches wide; 3 one the finest quail,
ity made to sell at CSC, is 12 1-2c
a yard the other Is a 10. 1-2c grade,
for 3 1-2c. r
Two lots OF finest Long Cloth and
Nainsook; some 1000 yards; the best
1870 grade, for IL 1-2c yard. The
usual &c quality Is 8 3-4c.
Two lots OF Dotted Muslin and Dotted
Bauste. the finest CSC grade we ever
sold. from the fine seed dot to tho
coin spot, for II 1-2c q yard tho
loo quality Ia Q 1-2c.
Two lots OF Mercerized Waistings and
Suitings, imported to sell for 600 and
30c, the prices will be 2bC and 1Oc.
One lot OF India Llnons--S. 600 yards
40 inches wide, II Lie quality for
DC a yard.
1911 7ll5-t' $3.50
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Women's Fine Tailored Garments

Shepherds Check shirt-Waist Suits
at the remarkable price Of $1.25.
Accordion Plated Skirts, in all colors,
for S5.OS.
Plated Mohair Skirts, S1.75.
One Of the new wonders, in Silk Tai
feta Skrts-black, only-is so.
Sale of perfect fitting Wrappers. made
with the same care that all the rest
Of Cohen's garments are made, IN
Percale. Madras and Lawns, light,
medium and dark colorings. 81 to.
$3.50.
Short and Long Kimonos, SOC to $5.
Misses and Children's Artistic Dresses,
variety Of styles. in white and COL
ors that have probably never been
shown in Richmond: sizes from 2 to
IS years; prices from Doc to $3.50.
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r.
One lott, 100 .yards-of tho finest Per-
u sian Null we have sold at 36c; the
price Is 1Dc a yard.
Two lots OF English Long Cloth, u
yards to the piece; the 81 20 quality
will be Dsc piece: the s1.5o ones
Will BIO a1.20 a piece.
Double Width French Lawns inches
wlde-usually 19c, Is 1bc.
One lot of suiting Madras, in stripes
& and figures; 100 quality, for II 1-2c.
l q yard. tie y
60 pieces OF Sheer, Fancy .Weaves. in
variety OF designs: some are ner-
cerizcd: $50 values. the price II 1-- ;'.r
yard. &
French Piques. In the imported. soft
III finish; 35r grade, for 1Dc a yard.
25c Mercerized Dimity, II Il &c.
Mercerized Satin Stripe Crepe Cloth,
imported to sell at 25c. price 10 2-3c.
Highest grade OF Fine Dimity Checks,
sells usually at 20c, for u I &c
irst floor and in basement.
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French yoiles that cost 81. ~ q
London Twines that cost 9Sc.
SILK Warp Crepe Cloths that cost CSC.
All Wool Batiste that cost 69c.
Mohair Brllliantine that cost 10c-
All Wool SIC Tam1se.
All Wool SIC Clarette. 81
All Wool Crepe Cloth that cost 76c.
Heavy Dotted sicilian that cost Soc.
The entire lot to be sold for soc
we Will also. sell .675 yards Of All Wool
Black Examines. 39c to 5pc quail
ties.. for zoe a yard.
All Wool Black Panama Voiles. In
plain and hairline striped effects;
* sold for 69c, at Soc. =.
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We sell All Silk Taffeta Suits made
in the latest style, at from $3.50 to
$40.
SIS and $3.50 Chiffon Teffeta Silk
Suits for 1880.
$50 and SIS Silk Suits for $3.50.
Mohair Suits, in black and navy, So
& each.
$3.50 Mohair Suits, $3.50.
Handsomest White Lawn Dresses OF
the season, all sizes, deliberately
trimmed with embroidery. plated,
for So.
Perfectly Tailored Wash Suits. full in
every way, :s1.0S each.
New Chambray Suits, all colors, 90.
The sale of Skirts will include Pana-
ma and Mohair Skirts that were the
best $50 skirts of the season, for So
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-08-13
Modleska,s Tour.

Madame Helena Modjeska has been pre-
vailed upon to make farewell tour of
the American stage. A telegram has been
received from her by George ii. Brennan.
accepting a proposition for the actress
final appearance which will commence in
October She will be accompanied by a
well known male star whose name will
be announced little later. The roper
toire will consist Of Macbeth Much
Ado About Nothing and Mary Stuart"
Four years ago, after season with Louis
James as co-star. Madame Modjeska re-
tired from the stage to her ranch in Ar
den, Orange county, California. Her only
public appearance since then was at the
Metropolitan Opera House In this city
several weeks ago when testimonial
was given to her netting over $4,000.
The success of this testimonial, the at
tention is attracted throughout the coun-
try. and the complete recovery Of her
health which had failed somewhat pre-
yious to her retirement, were tire causes
leading up to her decision to make fare
well tour. II the opinions OF local the
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-08-13
"The Clansman.v

Marion Draughn was engaged by cable
by George IL. Brennan to create the tad
ing feminine role IN Thomas Dixon. Jr.'s
1.-THE Clansman," which is a dramatiza-
ton founded on his two novels, The
Clansman" and "The Leopards Spots"
An incident worthy of note in connection
with Miss Draughn's engagement in that
her father, Judge Settle of North Caro-
lima is an actual character in Mr.. Dix
on's story Of the exciting succession of
events leading up to the founding of tho
mysterious "Ku Klux Khan" which is a
conspicuous element in the play. Miss
Draughn last season created the role OF
1.-THE Gibson Girl in Augustus Thomas
latest-comedy. THE Education OF MIR.
Ppp," having been selected for that
character out of host of applicants.
including many stage beauties of national
reputation. Her personal charms and her
talents are said 10 have been nothing
short OF a revelation to Metropolitan the
atre-goers, and the hit she scored was so
pronounced that several theatrical man
ayers made her offers for the coming
season. At least, being loyal southern
girl, she was tempted by the opportunities
presented In Mr.. Dixon's stirring romance
OF the south. She was familiar with the
locality In her own state of North c.. j.
lima, In which the scenes of the play -
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-08-13

As his newest musical comedy, Sergeant
Brue," in which he will be seen here
during the coming season, is a jocose ex-
position of types and scenes In the British
metropolis and as the character which
he plays Is that of a London policemen, 1t
Is conceivable that the comedian will not
neglect to bring back with him some bits
of English atmosphere which, illuminated
by his deft humor, will aid materially
the fun of the play. The brief holiday
given by Manager Charles Dillingham; to
the members of the Sergeant Brue' COM
pany will end on July 81. Rehearsals be-
gin on that date and after two weeks
brush-up the comedy will re-enter upon
Its New York season at the Knickerbocker
theare on August IA.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-08-13
Deshon Got Left.

Frank Deshon, the unctious comedian
of "The Office Boy company, Is now in
the class with the Rockefelers, Carne
gies, Schwab's Prince Henry's, etc. lie
came into his own very recently, but not
of his own volition. He registered at d
hotel In Canal-Dover recently, and as
the company would depart for Eastern
Pennsylvania the next morning at
o'clock, he left call at the hotel desk for
G a. M, he retired right after the show
and was sleeping most peacefully, when
hard rapping on his door began. "Well,"
Numbered the comedian. "Ain't you the
man what left a call for o'clock?' came
the answer yes" replied Deshon, al
ready out of bed and starting to dress.
"Well.' returned the hotel boy casually.
Eyer needn't hurry Their trains left" YER
bal fire works followed, but Deshon had
to charter an engine and catch up with
the company, which he did at Pittsburg.
That's why he's now member Of the
system.
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of his gambling broker who has followed
him into the corner and yells "Selll' that
the play rises toward its real climax.
He thinks he has ruined himself but
he knows he has saved her Then comes
one of the mastery scenes of the com
edy Tillottson did not think to go back
to Constance empty-handed However
the friend who would come from hell''
went and found her waiting She is made
to understand what and why Tilottson
has done as he has, and also that only
one thing will bring him to her and that
is a flag of distress, message that she Is
in trouble. She sends, he comes, and the
story is then worked out in pretty and
amusing way that establishes both Elijah
and Constance firmly in the affections of
the audience.