The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-07
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Reginald rarries an actress and the
tive proceed to astound society by a
series OF entertainments. At one 81
these functions the feature extraor-
binary is miniature lake of champagne
huiit in the ballroom focr on which
little gold sail boats arc propelled by
the fans OF tho guests. Oscar Lacksft,
editor OF a rahid labor newspaper
makes this stunt the subject of rcd
hot editorial deneuncing the company
a strike IS declared with Jem Burress,
A crude. forreful young man, and Louis
Stoibeck, a middle aged German. as
leaders Stolbeck has daughter,
Louise, and Rurress is In love with
her Louise under the influence of the
swo men becomes a violent aEitator.
Later John Stedman. a young law~er.
comes into the public eve as sup
rorter of the brotherhood. He breaches
moderation and secures a big following
among the more temperate OF the strik-
ers and is elected TO tho brotherhood
council Louise Stolbeek is attracted
by tho young lawyers quite force and
popularity and Burress insahely jeal-
out induces his clique to find some
evidence 20 discredit Stedman. Grace
Crosby, sister of Reginald and the un-
COMPRISING Mathew. is Of gentle ma
ture she attends many meetings Of
the strikers and is much Interested IN
Stedrlan's addresses to the men anc
her admiration grows 10 love, Bur
ross seizes upon this as a weapon ridi-
cutinr Stedmans pose as a friend Of
the workmen. while he Is counting
m en- ber OF the family responsible for
all their woes At last Stedman visits
the Crosby home and boldly asks for
Gracc's hand The brothers ridiculs
him until Uncle NAhapk promises 10
consider tho matter providing that he
Stedmsu. viii end the strike, Stedinan
-r--rzr= TIT -TJ~e 7r-r7trt-TE t1tE trv-at-y
to tho brotherh nod declares that she
will marry him in any case. Learning
OF eted,nan's vlsi, to thr Crosby house.
Burress accuses him 10 being in league
with the bosses and succeeds IN turn
ing some Of the men against him, stiil
tho more intelligent have faith In him.
Louise Stolheck learns Of Stedmans at
tertionR 30 Grace Crosby and becomes
enraRed, hut whom she hears her father
and Snrrcss plotting 10 remove him
from the council her better nature
prompts her 10 ro Z, his apartments
and warn him while there Grace
comes In CT Is night she comes r. tell
him that she will marry him whether
he stops the strike or not, She adj
rnires him for standing hv his mer
StedmHns resignation and no goes
down stairs TO see them, leaving the
two women alone Louise accuses
- fellow tttss st Att444f. fer selfish
reasons and 1area her r. call up her
people and tell them that she is in
his rDoi.a Grace ta3rts tie phone and
calls her brother to come to stedman's
and take her home Mathew and
Uncle Milbank arrive and IRE ushcred
upstairs when the president ~ the
brotherhood and others arrive for q
conference. ! 1uise and trace hide In
another room. St"dmar to end the
matter, offers hts resignation. but
Grace comes forward and refuses ro
permit. II. All parties being present a
conference was In order ana expiana-
lions offered. The strike was ended
and Grace becomes Mrs. Stedman. while
tempcstuous Louise is matching Wills
with the irascibie Rurress.
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