The evening world., 1914-03-20
0eago Ch ~, Here in
Search Of ~Career." Says
6he's Glad Of Arrest.
0msae 10 USe Fists Deferred
Men Who lnsulted Her In
Work on Stage.

~O4 INV ~ 0o0 VkuOS u1BuO
- . member Of . musical comedy
0U1ps nat toured the big barn cir
eult e Northern New jersey. and
G9lR many other day. Of tramDins
Asm smcs TO once In New Yort
SEEDING employment, Miss Marie
0eoppsr. nineteen years old. OF No
3ol9 North Trip avenue, Chicago. de-
dared to-day that she wa glad 70 b
in . cell. safely tucked away from
~ trials and temptations that be-
- . young woman seeking Ca
sssr" In the metropolis.
Ms stoppefss )endeavor TO land
~ desired ptsation in life wa
e1spped BY . warrant from Chicago.
dawn at the complaint Of her
Dether. who wants Marie hack in
Ne family helping her TO tidy up
shout the house and otherwise con-
1uing herself to the homely duties
q womanhood. She was arrested
last night on this warrant. charging
hsr With the larceny Of $500 from
hse father. and awoke this morning
N the West Thirtieth street police
station. In the Yorkville Court she
was ordered held for tho arrival Of a
chicago police ofiicer.
An exceedingly pretty girl with big,
babyiike eyes OF blue and with hair
Med With sunshine. the Chicago ca
sosf hunter boasts attractions that
could have secured her plenty Of Do
sttions had she not bssn % particu-
~.
NEW YORK 10 NO PLACE FOR A
"oooD GIRL" CHE SAYS.
4 have wanted to go New York
SVer sines I was . little bit Of . girl.
end have SEEN u and seen enough Of
r." 80 said 70 IN Evening World re-
pogesr to-day. TT y no place for .
sod Siri 70 coma. I pity those who
cone here In the hope Of getting q
ehance 20 amount to something In
~ world.
sI.stuAisd saocution In Chicago and
DdkeA n amateur theatrical per-
Advances. I did think Of becoming
- actress and got . place with a
musical comedy company which took
tie road In Northern New Jersey. We
played matinees and nights for three
days and nights and was abundant
" insulted. I had almost to use my
nDts TO protect myself. It was no
ltfs for me, and I pity those girls who
want to b actresses. Two learned my
lAsson.
"After leaving the show began to
answer advertisements and found
ylacss aplenty. But men wanted to
mt with me as soon a. they saw me.
snd getting q Job meant an invitation
- dinner. II I had accepted all the
Avitations TO dinner that I received
while hunting for . place to work
would not now be SO anxious to get
homo. even as q prisoner. Most of my
time was spent In preventing men
from insulting me. No more New
York for me. I was glad to get In .
police station cell last night"
Miss Stopper said that the ques.
tson Of money was not tho important
one. She had been employed In her
fathers business. the Star Plating
Works. and. she said. got tired Of
working there. She had hopes
q doing something for herself ana
that u why she feft home. What
happened to the famous Mary Of 10
tiou and '.movie" fame was Just
about what happened to Marie until
her experiences were cut short.
TRAILEp ~ POLICE ON lNoUlR.
IES she MADE IN CHICAGO.
Before leaving Chicago she had
made inquiries - to the location Of
the Young woman's Christian Asso-
cation and the Martha Washington
Hotel. From this knowledge she was
trailed and finally arrested last night.
Hsr good fortune in being found by
tho detectives may DO laid to the
urofty hat she wore. for her descrtp-
~. sant lroYn Chicago informed the