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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-12
MuN1C1rAI BONDS ron SALE.
saa.soo.oo Paving Bonds. 1915 Series,
Payable In Cold

Sealed proposals will be received at the
ccuneii Chamber OF the Town Of Broad
e oaaf noon en the sSS dsy es August
for the purchase OF all or any NUMBER OF
the following bonds:
value of twenty two thousand hve hundred
dollars, issued by the Town OF Broad OAKS
i. To grade pAve and curb Bridge street
Its entire length Buckhannon PIKE from
rom nrnuRfR pekhannon pike to Harrison street !;
Harrison street from Point street to Buck
harmon avenue; Marshall street from B ssrst
from Highland Addition to 1 mus
amount naa@Ga Of ff si4.Soo.oo.
at the Intersections Of the streets O. Bsidgs
and Elk street; Buckhannon pike ana jar jar,
Wis street; Buckhannon pike and sMaTtn
BucShannon pike and ocelio street: Buck
harmon pike and Ross street BUCK
ana North sefees sitees ana Point
street and Orchard street; Marshall street
avenue. to the amount st 100000.
The said bonds are Issued under author
III III Of Il said ToWa on the 18th day June
lOl5 and (which ordinance and all matters
tn .eFsse sT & saiS town ON
the 18th day OF June, 1915. and puonsned
as required by law, submitted to vote Of
the electors OF said town, Mt an election
called and held in said Town ON the S0tn
day OF June, 1915; Mt which elecGion salo
ordinance was ratified and said loan nu-
.thorized by more than three-hfths OF the
votes cast at said election.
The said bonds are each OF the amount
OF $4,000, dated July i. 1915, and bear In
terest at the rate Of six per centum per
annunl, payable ANNUALLY on the 1st DAY OF
July OF each and every year, and wntch
bonds are payable on the LIST day OF July,
1925, with the right to the said Town to
redeem the same 0nsany interest date after
July 1919 SS.,1 se% II ~ s &c
bond ana Aecurued INTEREST," The bonds
TO be redeemed are to be ehlected by, lot.
the holder to have notice Ia the meantime
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cLARK I 10
NOTICE no CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals for the grading curb
Ing and paving with brick on concrete
base, of Bridge Street, Buckhannon BIKE:
Street Main Street and. Daisy Street,
approximately 5000 square yards, in the
w. Va, win be received by the Common
Council thereof Mt their chamber on North
Street until Z o'clock P. NJ, Monday, Au-
gust ., 1918. and then publicly opened
Bids will be received and contract
awarded contingent upon the sale of the
vertised to be sold on the snme date.
The council reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
the Council Chamber or at the ONCE of
the Engineer, C. A. Osborn, I10 Union Bank
Building, Clarksburg. w Va. after July
~ - c. A. ROGERS.
Town Recorder.
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BIG EXCLUSION.

There was a big excursion to
Wheeling Sunday from Clarksbnrg.
one hundred and sixty-e:gn. tickets
were purchased here anr many at In
termediate points The train left at
s O'Clock a. m. by way or s-azrmont
and arrived back here at 1920 at
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APPLICATION FOB PAROLE.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that Hattie smith
now serving sentence in the West Vtr-
GINA Penitentiary, Will apply ON or after
July 23rd, 1915 to the Board of Parole for
recommendation to the Governor >for
parole Mz.wH1TR.wsrden.
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Battles In human blood between
white corpuscles and disease gp:Ns
have been photographed with the mo-
ton picture camera ~ two French
scientists.
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Potash deposits covering more
than $50 900 acres were discovered
three years ago In Spain. near Bar
celona. Tns product, however. il not
Yat eoumarnkal1x hTal3ah1e.
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ORDER OF PusLIcATIoN.

ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
of the Circuit Court of Harrison County.
on Monday. the 9th day Of July. 1918, the
Following order was entered:
EDWARD MATRIN Plaintiff.
vs. In Chancery.
JULIA wATRIN. Defendant.
object of Suit.
The object of this suit is to obtain for
the plaintiff m absolute divorce from the
And ii appearing from an afidavit filed
In said suit that the said julia Watrin Is
a Nonresident of this state It Is ordered
that she do appear within one month from
the date OF the first qualifications of this
order ana do what IL necessary to protect
her interests herein.
Given under my hand this the 9th dag
OF july + WADE COLEMAN. Clerk.
WILL +. MORRIS.
Counsel for Plaintiff.
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REPAIRING

REPAIR lawn mowers. file saws hone
rasors, sharpen scissors, timers snipes.
Call Bell phone 316-R. Give streee ana
residence number. c. r. Gilbert.
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SUMMONS.

sTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
TO the Sheriff of Harrison County,
You are hereby commanded to summon
Julia Watrin to appear before the Jnase
at the Clerks ONCE of ouri'said Court, at
rules to be held therein for said Court.
ON the first Monday in August, next, to
answer bill In Chancery exhibited
against her in our said Court by Edward
Watrin; and have then there this writ
witness, l. Wade Coffman, Clerk of our
said Court at the Court house of the said
county this 26th day Of June. 1915, and
In the SD year of the state.
INVADE COLEMAN. Clerk.
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Help NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

So to SIS a day easily made by our pro-
position; no experience or capital
necessary. Write Williams supply
Co.. P.-O. Box Johnetown. Pa.
MONEY GETTER-Easy to sell; easy
to handle, repeat orders at almost
every house. $50 will bring sample
outfit. postpaid. WEite IDEAL Speca-
salary paid any woman, to
distribute hosiery to customers. Expsr-
fence unnecessary. all or part time. For
particulars and complete OUTFIT address
= International Mills, Dept. :, Norristown,
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Can you invest vcllr
money where it will
bring better than 1S
per cent? Here is an
opportunity to make an
investment that win give
you a still better per
cent.
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FOR SALE Houses

FOR sAIE-seyen room house. slate roof.
f3nished in hardwood lot 4Sx12O feet. five
firepiaces for gas. Price $500, dis
count OF per cent for cash: or easy
terms ON installments. Howard street.
Industrial on car line. Inquire Mt @J1
Ianl.ann skreef City
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WANIED-MaIe Help

MEN@Learn barber t,4ae. Positively
This month Our additional shop pays
your expeuse. Write for catalogue.
leader Barner College. BIO Z. Fourth
ST. Cincinnati. q.
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PAPERHANGlNG

FIRST CLASS paper hanging and deco
rating; all work guaranteed. Call Con
eoIida ted phone 1874.
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FOR RENT-A furnished front room with
bath and all conyeniences: two minutes
.ITin,heriake Court, or call Bell phone
942-I
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FOR SALE-5o acre farm miles from
Grafton: on good road. Six room dwell
ing; large barn: fne location and bar.
gain Mt $4,000. Write today for run
particulars. Parrish Realty Company,
Grafton w. Va.
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wANTED-An experienced saleswoman ;
must be wide awake and WILING 70
work Apply Mt Browns Market, ll4
South Fourth street.
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ron RENT-Furnished rooms; all con- NJ
, veniences; hotel privileges from ms. Sou =
little extra. Apply at 100 North Fourth
street.
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ToR PENT-one nicely furnished room to
Gentleman; no other roomers; no chill
Sren. referenceE required. Apply at No.
S Timberlake Court.
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.Fo RRENT-Two nicely furnished front
rooyns about seven minutes walk from
noStofilce handy to street cars and with
In i've minutes walk of 3: Q. station ,
electric light and use OF phone. beh
nhnhne 1O5o-J.
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MANicURlNG

MSS EssIE coLSToN has just eoTpiet.
ed a spec1ar course in Manicurtng OF
Mrs. L. r. C. Cross, has worked on manS
cnstnmarR and they were all pleased
Nth her work Bell phone 1901.
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FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished rooms
for light housekeeping; also sleeping
.Ryrd street, Glen Elk. or call Bell phone
a1Q-J.
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FLORIDA

Excursion leaves Ciarksburg, at 1000
O'Clock p. NJ, August 16th- Stop-oTer
privileges allowed. For Information. write
r. H Sibley, Clarksburg and weston,
w. Va.
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rnt RENTING or three Furnished looms
At 507 Wilson street. Home phone 81
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wANTEp-A middle aged woman or girl
for general homework. Apply at once
to Mrs NJ. IT. Colbert, Norwood addition
near pottery.
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nor REST-Three nicely furnished rooms
for light heusekseping 4d hot and cn,I
Consnifdated phohne 602-N, 161 Elliott
street.
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FOR RENT-Three furnished room for
HCht housekeeping. on ground hoor :
large ward and back porch: rent 500
ner week: also a furnished room equip.
ned for patching. Apply at 2S0 East
Poplar street.
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FOR RENT-Two very desirable front
rooms, nicely furnished for light hous sco
teeninf.: second floor: fine location. 30s
Garner Jefrerson street and Virginia ave.
40 children. Bell phone o50-M.
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FOR SALTs--Awning and frame suitable
Tor 30 foot front. could be divided into
two sections to take care of two 70 foot
frnnts The Parsons- SoNder Co.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-12

FOR SALE-A fine farm OF 1851 acres,
good improvements, ABOUT 400 bearing
fruit trees; fair quality of soil; nicely
situated. three miles from town and rail-
acres. with fair improvements for $1,000.
A good property for one of small means.
Terms easy. e. s. Byron, Lock BOX o,
Stewart O.
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ToP RENT-Two furnished rooms for
iiaht housekeeping, use of phone: no OBJ
5ectinn to one small child. A. G. Bum
gardner. s51 Jarvis street.
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FOR SAEE-MisceIIaneous ,

PEOPLE Nor1cE-write
or wire for booking terms; new tent
Grafton and ParkersburE. ]. w. Boenm.
Wonderland Theater. Ellenboro, w. va.
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WANTED-FemaIe Help

WASTED AT oNCE-A girl for. down
stairs general housework; one who can
Isundress: must have references. Apply
at 6i2 Mulberry street.
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WANTED TO BUY

wANrEp TO BUY-veal calves. Cal
or write Candy Provision Co.. Bel
phone 1o1; Home 8. ciarkShurg. w
Va
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FOR sAIE-one Edison moving picture
machine. zone screen. one four morse
power engine and dynamo. Phone Con.
F.2-R-2i or write n. Rivero. Meadow
brook. w. Va
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For REST-rhree furnishe0 rooms for
I,nht housekeeping use of bath md tele-
nfone. Inquire at 324 South sesont st.
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ron RENT-NiceIy furnished room for
Iady Or gentleman. Jones Apartment
&c" Use OF bath and telephone.
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SITUATIONS WANTED

WANrED-Position as stenographer by
thoroughly competent business woman.
including hre insurance. Address A. T.,
care Telegram.
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E0P ENT-Three unfnrnished rooms for
light housekeepins APPLY a. Las
Pike street.
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FOR SALE-FarTns

FOR sALE--94 acres of land. situated In
Marion county. good ten room house
half Of oil and gas reserved. Address
Box 193, Bridgeport, W. Va.
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FOR RENT-Houses

-. Sense cali and We Will loan you
Anoush Tor your needs; Home Loan co.
S13 Empire Bldg. Soth phones
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Eop RENr-s room apartment. Mccarty
buiidIng. large rooms ,,,,, closets set a ana
nerica $40 per month. c. G. AeCArty.
kIcCartY, Bldg.
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o1 TSa bonds principal and interest, are
payable at the clarksburg Trust Company.
or any other bank, selected by the town
and bond holder, at ClarksburS, west VIZ
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E0P RpNT-Eour room cottage, on Buck
Hannon Pike. Stop 20, Bread Oaks line line
Enniv 20 b. Merendino. Attorney. 7OS
Gnm bldg.
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FOR RENT-Two large front rooms. suit
able for light housekeeping or ,F'eepi ~,
Wei Pike street. Bell phone 3SiR or
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SaS,r room apartment IN good condition,
VIII, bath. gas and elctric lights. large
mn Charles @. Coffman. ZIG Court st
- :, --e-7.- z-TIouse or six rooms, bath
cCzs fe Ses,aerat centrally located. In
ni,ire OF s.. Nllsbaurn. aos Main street.
,--51T, pENT-AhcderIy equipped. I'VE room
SIrv and well ventilated apartment; a.
10y 49, S4SyvT ssISes INT rent reasonable;
sresrenee. reauireds Apply at 462 Lee
sttisE =
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FOR RENT-Furnished Rooms

FOR RENT-Three connecting rooms ON
first floor, for. light housekeeping; new
range II, kitchen !; two connected rooms
on second floor: use OF bath and porches.
INQUIRE at So West Pike street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-07

the community. 1t is the women VINO are
making the efforts in all the community
theatres we now have
You believe in preparedness?
Il believe in getting ready to meet any kind
of human emergency. and war is not only
social affair, but it is the sort OF afIair IN
which the ability to move concertedly on short
notice is of the greatest possible value to the
social group And community drama, the
pageant and the masque, is the only sort OF
opportunity offered of acquiring this indis-
pensable asset-especially since we have lost
the art OF group dancing.
Nose people" said |, would find it very
hard TO connect the ideas Of war with dane
ing"
That is because most people think OF dane
ing in connection with tea and toes. But
THAT do you suppose was the object OF the
indian war dance and the great, solemn ritu-
astc dances OF ancient peoples? 1t was to
do the very thing we have been talking about
to wake up the group mind and make 1t posi-
bic for the tribe to move together quickly from
d common impulse The people who danced
the most were the most successful in their
wars. And it is hardly necessary to say that
all great dramatic Greek, for instance-grew
out of the tribal dance. 1t began with the ex-
preston of community feeling IN rhythmic
movement and gradually added speech ana
plot. Our movement is just an effort to dis
back into the soil OF community activity. Now
if we dig back along the roots OF war we VIII
ind them come out at about the same Pia@e
in social impulses that for the most part are
good and wholesome. War isn't really any
more Of monstrosity than some OF the things
that are called drama on Broadway The
trouble is that people have got into way OF
talking about war as if it were some kind OF
rash that breaks out on humanity ever so often
They think it can be salved from the outside
with talk of brotherly relations and clap
treaty. on il like bread and milk poultice.'
But il does break out" insisted
Yes but it needn't necessarily break out as
war I mean that war itself is kind OF
drama. II is material expression Of CON-
r,unity feelings. feelings for the tribe, for the
native land. the ancient right, feelings for in
dependence and against oppression, feelings OF
pride and the love OF conquelt. In war we
dress up these feelings, set them to music, Ay
banners over them. For nothing do we set the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-07
Bv Roland Il. Usher.
4ntLor Of -Americanism. "

vt OCCURRED TO me this week with
something like a shock OF surprise and
i l., ne add. Of indignation that any good
American like myself should have such
,souebt. Can VIC prepare? Preparedness to
.no. p.oplc is a question of intention. ii
-. ,r,,, 20 We shall 1t is to others qucs-
,io, Of money. II VIC have 1t to spend and
-. willing TO apply it to such purpose pre-
.a,.ss will result. something after the
,,.h;on Of dropping pennies in machine for
.h.w;ns gum or chocolates. Now that the
President has come forward and pledged HIM
,.v and his party in a public address to an
elaborate programme Of preparedness. many
,.o,I. will conclude that the thing is as good
as done
Evidently the President assumes that IT can
r. done; evidently they are willing TO take his
word for it. So. too. am 1. But it does seem
% me worth while to raise very distinctly at
This tine the issue as to what adequate pre-
,srein.ss rreans and 70 show that it is neither
question Of intention nor of money. IL is
2 GOOD deal more, and there IS and can be
ABSOLUTELY TO certainty that after we have
worked hard TO prepare our work will prove
,s.oua,e Nor Is there any way to tell be
torehsad. SO I ask once more, Can we pre-
pare
Trcparedness demands qualities in the civil
administration which our Federal government
r2---sly does not display and the lack OF
which are conspicuous in ali its branches IN
n,lr;y every type Of their activities. There
in nutshell. is the difficulty which occurred
10 n, Can we. with orr type OF government
as 4 ~ present stands, execute with efficiency
anv such complicated scheme as adequate pre-
p-reiness will necessarily involve' Let US not
rail al or form OF government; 1t has proved
srea, blessing to US in nearly everything OF
moment: but the very men who praise IT most
sincerely. like Lord Bryce. have accented most
strongly the very things l have IN mind.
Ssreiv we ought TO remember at such times
as these when we are talking about crises and
possible need of armament, the limitations OF
III, Federal government itself. Preparedness
REQUIRES brains as well as hands. The army
and navy will be the hands, but their strength
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-07
Continued on fifth page.
MIXES RELIGION, WAR AND DRAMA

siege so magnihcently as for war. Labor, the
conquest OF the earth, the Harvesting OF hire
and water and electricity are really just as
exciting and verturesome, but they are so shah
billy set tina, they fail to make the same appeal
20 the Imagination Just look at the difference
between the clothes men wear to work and
those they wear 10 kill,
Now, if we would dress up the same emo
tons and set the stage right tor H. 1t would DC
possible to make them produce superior meth
eds Of living. II is not inevitable, but merely
stupid for us to get nothing out OF them but
improved methods OF murder
And you think it would help toward that
10 have people take part freely in plays and
pagesntsF
Certainly Take this play of mine or Percy
Mackaye's 'Masque OF St. Louis Both OF
these dealt with social emotions very like those
that often produce war; and the people VINO
took part in them got much more out OF II
than those who merely looked on. Repeating
that kind of an experience often enough and
on large scale awakes the sense OF pageantry
in life We begin to get the dramatic values
of a procession of people going into factory,
as we'll as marching to war. And there is an
other item in the popular appeal OF war which
| think has been completely overlooked
War is something that people can do to-
gether Men are much more stirred than we
realize by great constructive enterprises like
the Panama Canal, but they don't see any way
OF taking hand. But in war every man Jack
can get in and have a whack at IT, There is
not only the opportunity. but the duty to exer-
else the urgent social need Of doing.
ITO some extent community drama relieves
that urgency. You play part small but
necessary. You put in your little bit when the
time comes and feel It part of perfect whole
OF course, we oughtn't to have to 60 TO drama
for that; we ought to dramatize our social or
ganization until every man is cast for the part
he can play best.
And we ought to make society stock COM
pany with frequent change OF parts Every
body ought to have chance to play hero at
least once and il he had il oftener In civil lite
he wouldn't have TO 60 to war to find It,
That's what we are after with this CON-
munity theatre movement, to awaken the sense
of the real values Of life until we have them IN
real life, and don't any longer have TO play
at having them"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-07

vice-that of SC Matchmaking country, so
welding the people together in bond OF sym
pathy and cooperation, that when national
crises come they can act and feel together and
understand each other. We haggle too much;
we need a medium OF understanding. Talk
about preparedness This is the greatest kind
Of preparedness except that of actual military
endorsements Community drama always en-
braces the common experience OF the race. 1t
must be- in fact-as all permanent drama must
be-the least common denominator OF average
experiences il deals with the past; 1t cannot
speculate with the future; though if it is deeply
rooted in the community life. it may continue
that past into the future And thus, touching
the lives Of most Of the people, the community
drama will bind them together into an associa-
ton so close that they will be great national,
unanimous group
II tried 20 show that in my play, Fire,
which was the production that Garrett Holme
and | gave as special event at the exposition
We gave it to show what could be done. and
did prove our points, our points being that
neople would like it and that we could do it
cheaply."
"Tbe idea was that the interest OF the tribe
&c greater than that of the individual, and
bascd il on the Indian legends. The whole
thing was Indian The Garrett Holme Players
had the parts. and groups OF students and chill
dren made up the tribes
SINK SEX IN ART.
Mrs. Austin is stanch feminist. but she says
sb.'s Glad she has not wasted her time trying
90 decide which OF the two sexes is the supe
ror.
ITS so silly in the arts and professions 70
make the distinction" she said. we should
sink all ideas OF sex into the common objective
of art. Women in managing theatres have ono
Great contribution. however. That is that they
will be able to give the people cheaper
theatre. The prices are so high now that poor
people can't go. but women can get ehect al
small cost because they are used 10 H. ALSO
good plays these days carry the bad ones
manager has a caprice about an actress OF d
NAV and puts on production that falls Ills
ONE good play in a season carries the expense
If the others. and the price necessarily mas
70 be high. The women will eliminate u''S
male clumsiness. They have the Capacity
more than have men, to beauty common eN
perience, ard they will restore the tneaue u