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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
NEW CAVALRY REGIMENTS
TO BE FORMED AT ONCE
Colonel Nichols Calls Attention to OPP
portunity for becoming NUn-Com-
mixsionpd Officers


After four years of service I'm tho
son. Of Quintor. Va. re-cnlistcd yes
tcrday n the local recruiting station.
lie was granted thirty day furloush
home and viii he transferred TO Kew
York FOR duty upon its expiration.
John g. Harnwcil. OF Edncyvillc, y. G.
and John IL. Payne. Of Lancaster y G..
also enlisted in the marine corps yes
tcrday.
In view y! the fact that The bill pro
vidinS tor tho registration Of mon
who have reached their twcnty-iirst
birthday since last June Is now only
awaiting the Presidents signature to
become law. large number OF mon
Tor the Twenty-Five new cavalry rcgi-
mcnts. that have recently been ordered
formed by the War Departments are
expected TO enlist at once at the army
recruiting station. Colonel Maury
recruiting activity for Richmond sta tcd
yesterday that mon arc needed in :hc
cavalry and that AL the scrpcants and
non commissioned officers viii come
from the rank and file OF those who
enlist now.
james r. Henderson. an amateur
Garioonist. who has done work for
several publications., and who T. broth
err TO Russell Henderson. a cartoonisi
on a Richmond newspaper enlisted in
the army yesterday and WAS detailed
20 draw posters 10 place outside Of the
recruiting station TO attract and urge
mon TO come forward and icin tho
coIors. John r. Hastings. OF phiindcl-
ph!a. enlisted in tho cavalry
Announcement was made yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
Real Estate Summary
cHANCERY TRANSFERS.

l.. r. Tiller ct ux. TO W. Is. Bayliss.
o6N10o feet. known as 122l-1223 Boyd
street. March &c. 1915: tax 81, $40
Annie L.. Van Pclt to II. 4. Carter.
SO feet and OF irregular depth. known
AS IL East Marshall Street. April "a.
1915; tax $3.50. $40.
Rex q. Jones ct uX. TO ]. II. Hutchins.
81 i-2xl19 ga feet known as SILT
Hanover Avenue. April 10. 1918: tax
$3.50. $40.
{. j. Robertson TO Mamie NJ. Barnes.
lot IS. block s, Lee Annex. April is,
1915; tax $40. $40.
c. y. Sprcnkle ct ux. to Harvey WILL
son, 65x22 l.. feet, north line oo-foot
alley, beginning at point 1855 7-l2 feet
south Of Kcnsinston Avenue and 100
feet Ia inches east OF Davis Avenue.
April 10. 1918: tax $3.50. $40.
Is. VI. ConyerS ct lux. to !. .. Wright.
lot 10. block T.. Scott's Addition. April
is lnlS I30n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
RICHMOND FAR BEHIND
Hanks With I.o~cst cities In sale of
Thrift and War Savings

Richmond is far behind in The sale
Of thrift and war savings stamps SC
corlirS to :. letter received yesterday
by Postmaster Hay r. Thornton from
tho Third Assistant Postmastcr-Gen-
era. "a. Washington. In fact. the let
ter stated specifically that Richmond
ranks with tho lowest class OF ci;ic=
in regard 20 the sale Of tho thrift and
war savings stamps.
The sale Of stamps in Richmond %
tails approximately $4,000. This l.,
loss than 81 per capita. In order I,
mako ;hc loan 81 $1,000. 0Oo. 900 pro :
posed TO hc raised by the sale of thrift
and war savings stamps. it IS ncce=-
SarN Cor each city TO subscribe $3.50
per capita.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19

Al the navy recruiting station tina. Al
examination Will be held In the Y. NJ.
- y. at Norfolk April .? to select
INC quota fro mthc Fifth Naval District
Tor Il course OF training in the Rcscrv,
Officers Training School at Annapolis.
Tho examination. it was stated. will h.
open TO officers not above the rank ~
enSiSn' 10 enrolled mon in the reserve.
ana to enlisted men In tho navy
Marvin II. Carter, OF Frics ami ca,
ncit IT, Smithy. OF Spring Valley. on.
lStcd In the navy yesterday az an
prentice scamen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
FOOD ADMINISTRATION
WORKS THROUGH CHURCHES
Nrs. Minor Tells OF Pian az Organize
ton in .ddrrSs Before Equal
Suffrage League

w .sGiHc 20 avoid duplication 81 Of
fort, and rcrli"fnc ;hat whiIe ,ro,,,.,,
may he a n,arrlcr ~ ,,.,.. .'.""
lions. She il ncrbo ~ 80.
church" sad M. r;s.c pin,, '.s
Mmo- vne,c-I,,. st. ,, 1850 ,
,ho, Equal Sulrr.sc f,e5.,ms ~ 80
iuord am ,o,al >oo,, 5,V - -.
decided ira, ,hr - :! : RAJ 'on
SHOULD hc.- q. toad 80, ".. ~. nv
through me .bu-,b.s ana Sn,',, 80
through ccr,,,i ,';. 80" "o'
of orr women fnr xxx Soi'.p'9'
this women i'm Turn IA IMAM. -" , In
committees O., la,I. SUP
,I,,,r,loe .. .,h ~ N"F.oua
white women ~ I,i.h.,,3 ne
mus cr-arizcd s,'S 49, oeeh
irs pe-tac,ed for ~" nc
tion Of coio-cd women 20 samoa
1T is hopcd ina, c.,b ho,y,,
win make :, e.rrtG'. nolseh"eptr
her cool: "a attend ,i,c ~ perm;
,le,,o,e.-..,'' ','H We conferences AMI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
CuANCERY TRUST DEEDS.

Isabella S. Fleming ct v,r TO w X.
Matthews, trustee, 81 "-3S105 feet,
known as Slo2 Floyd Avenue. March
-. lalS. $500
W l.. Wills 10 Pollard & Basby. Inc.
trustees, 1l%x135 feet. east line Griffin
Avenue. 100 feet north 81 Erookland
Park boulevard. April -, 1918. sl.I:0.
{. l.. bocler ct uX. to j.. s. Hicheson
and r. {. Eaylss. trustees. oS l." feet
and OF irregular depth, known as 1o1
East Jackson Street April Ia 1918,
$1,000.
j. 3. Swar:wout to j. II. White. trus-
tee, 50X12t feet, cast line Woodrow
April 10. 1915. S4oJ.52.
Celeste L. Schlutcr ct viz to LEROY
T.. Brown: trustee, a5Slsl feet. north
side Floyd Avenue. is" 5-lo feet west
Of West street. Arril 10, 1915, S4.010.
Mamie NJ. Barnes ct vir to II. NJ.
Vaughan, lot -. block s, Lee Annex.
Nhril Is. lnlS SloSon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
A TERRIBLE SIGHT
FOR 10 YEARS
With BIackheads and PimpIes.
Suffered Agony. Cuticura Heals.

u was sufferer from blackhenth
and pimples which began on me whe..
was very small boy, and suffered
intense agony. The piInples became
large and itched and burned so tina,
scratched and ] could hardly sleep
at night. was ,erribl. sigh, 10 look
at, and had them about fifteen years
Il was told they were incurablc, and
nothing did me any good until be-
gan using Cuticura Soap and Ointment.
After had used four cakes Of Cuti-
cura Soap and two boxes of Cu,icura
Ointment for two wecks was entirely
free Of the pinplcs. vas healed"
(Signcd) G. r. Bailey, p. F. D. !,
Simsboro, La, June s. 1917.
You may rely on Cuticura 10 care
for your skin, scalp, hair and hands.
Sample Each Free by Mail. Address pos.
card: "Cuticurn. Dept. II, Bo,ton' sold
c'eT;whc:-- Soap CSC. Ointment q and Jgc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
cuANcEnY RELEASE DEEDS.

r. r. Harrison. trustee. to Minnie Z.
Irhan. - 5-12Xl5n feet known as 4
Park street. Aprii l. 1918. sI.1"o.
j. 7 Carneal, trustee. to w. J. Gill
man. 2oH200 feet. known as Sl1 West
Cary street April -. 1918. $1,000
". r. Pollard. .Tr.. trustee. TO w L..
Wills. lot G. block r. RriShtwood; also
lots 8. .. 10, II. block 10. Brook,and
Park. Apr;l II. 1915, S".lco.
!. II. White and \. II. Sands. trus-
tees. TO l.. n. Avis c, ux.. lots to IS
inclusive, block \. and lots ! 20 10 in
elusive, block +, Alvista Heights. April
II. 1918. S2,4cj.
l.. NJ. Nelson. trustee, TO Z. r..
Sprenk,e. G5X"H - feet. north side
"0-foo; alley beginning 1913 lie feet
south ot Remington Avenue and lo5
feet IS inches cast OF Davis Avenue.
.hpril IL, l?i>. S3.Io1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
Launch Membership Campaign.

Workers in tho big spring mem
hcrship drive" for tho Central YOUNG;
Mems Christian Association will meet
AT supper tonight At $50 o'clock 10
perfect the organization and outline
the details Of tho campaign. which
Will he conducted April 2c-HS. Ecv.
George W. Swope will address tho club.
SIX hundred members in Ave days IL
the goal set for the campaign.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
I. 6. CIRCUIT COURT OF ArrEALs

Appeals reconvened yesterday morninr
At 10 oclocl; with the following
cult JS 1ne Sr' Ma-,; in attendanes Cir
Henry \. y. smith cier i' ' cians c.a' e.
Dean and United States Marshal John
Gases argued yesterday:
4 20, plaintif in error. VS.. Eugene r.
nelly. defendant in error: err or TO tho
Instrict Court OF the United states at
l:ichmond Cause further argued by
Charles T. Drummer and ]. Gordon
i@hannon of Petersburg. for the plain
N ~ error. and BY l.. O. WcndenburG.
OF Iichmond. for the defendant in cT-
ror, aud submitted
KaNnl ond Green and Henry HowcS.
plaintiffs in error. vs.. United States o:
N.mrrici, defendant in error: error to
W. Va; argued by Seymour Stcdman,
o. chicago. Tor plaintiffs in error. and
~ ~ risy ~ KeiIy ( $. ,Attorney, OF
III error. and submitted
No. l6g:--W u. Whitaker. appel
,%9' vs. , Enn,Ge - brannon 6; al. az,
Cour; at Alexandria. TO be fnrtbcr
aarrssued by q IT, sysne aud j.. n" II
ngiia nShs an, 81 Waash !! zen for the APP.
inSton, for the appcllecs
No 12t--Southcrn Railway Com.
n H"'n% Plaintiff IN error. vs.. Clarence ].
- I,o!!. by his guardian ad litcm. l.. I:
;, DEL defendant in error: error 10 the
= District Court a: Crccnviiic, s
10 he argued ~ T. p. Cothran. o.
rrccnTiile. : g.. for the plaintiff ir
error and by J. !. McSwain and r. NJ
/ n'yIhe. Il Grecnyiiie. s. g., for the de,
I fcndnnt in error.
tdm!ted - practice:
J"nn ): McSy.a;n. OF GrecnvilIe. 6. c..
ION II. Kelly. u. S. Attorn.y, Of sutton
/ w. va. ann Seymour Stedman.' OF chi.
caTo, Ill. were admitted 10 practice n,
attorneys and councillors in this court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
m,:>nICo nELEAsE DEEDS.

J. T.. i:lam and Joseph c. Taylor.
trustees. to Frank W. Duke. ioox:33. )
feet. being lot L.. block y. Cinter rark
in iionrico County. April .. 1915, $4,000
James w. Lord and David NJ. White.
trustees. to T.. r. La0icr 10 acres land
southeast OF Richmond. in Narina
Township. being part Of the tract OF
land Of lco.S" acres. bought from the
legal representatives of tho latc Jack
son /. thildrcy ,sec y. =. 1ol, p. is7).
February .. 1918, $3.50.
Richmond Rank and Trust Company.
trustee. TO j. H. Worsham. lot 50. block
!. plan of Duntreath. April i 1915,
SstS.SaS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
RAILROAD RATE INCREASE
IS FOR WAR PERIOD ONLY
Corporation Commission So States
in Opinion Written by Conn
missioner Forward.
In EFFECT TO NOVEMBER, 1919
Unless Extended, Roads VIII mt That
Time Automatically Revert to Oiu
Ratc-HiSh Cost Of Labor and
Materials Burden on Railroads.

Rate increa scs allowed public service
corporations by the state Corporation
Commission arc only for the period OF
the present emergency and VIII oe
modified as soon as the burden OF war
conditions is removed, 1t WAS stated
Yesterday Several smaller roads nave
been allowed freight rate increases
approXimatins IL per cent. These are
allowed because the railways are really
hard hit by the war. In the pcrmissions
granted ii is stated that the new rates
will remain in effect until November
so, 1919, when, unless the time Is eN-
tended. they VIII automatically rever;
20 the old rates
The commissioners STATE that this
re,hod Will be observed in all cases
where increases are allowed
In his opinion written on the APP
Mica tion OF the Interstate ka!lWa!
Company. Commissioner Alexander for-
ward says that tho abnormal condi-
lions growing out Of the war and the
limitations placed upon ra!IW'Sa "
government regulation make their IL
nancjaI situation pcrilous. FOR this
reason he recommended that the in
crease be allowed but in concluding
the opinion he states that IT VII! De
the position OF the commission that
general increases in rates ~ this time
arc granted solely because OF the exist
once OF an emergency, and II - h"l
10 hc understood that the Increased
rates represent any sort "t standard
TEXT or OPINION As
To RAlT. INCREASE
Tho text o. his opinion. the first he
IN. ~ n
the commission by Governor stuart
follows:
The application OF the Virginia Caro-
lima Railway Company for an increase
Of Is per cent in its class rates ana
for certain incrcascs III commodity
and in what arc known rs baggage
car rates. is one OF manN such april
cations made TO this commission hN
transrortation and transmission COM
r,nics. In every such case the ahnorm-
ri conditions resulting fiom the war
Involving greatly increased labor and
material cost are presented % snow
The necessity for higher rates 20 the
public.
These conditions arc very evident
and arc known OF all men. The hgh
cost OF everything the railway or pub
lie utility company must buy: the
transfer OF many workers in all lines
s,f irado to the military cSta hlishmcut.
ana th@ EchoF'' 'SNF'a's nm,
cause OF heavy wage increases IN .
lines nHceSsar| TO inc cohduSl OF '"e
Va coRS'He'Ha !" i'Snt 0. 'ns '"u'
mat the earn o. pup''t seIN 'SS NoI
poTa ions are NM 'f V"'''
na ,ioN' ht''" f"' '""'
llon 81 these oon'nan'cS peI'ions. !'e
i!cf thcH mus, nave or the ch,ne
'r" ,n, H"Flh ,i', ,!s'ch o. ny III!
VIII nc wrecked, or csc the Whn.e
ncop'c "heihor shippefs or not VII
he taxed N ano'her Wy ny in' gov
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
Prcliintnary Hearing,

"illiam u. Neal an iron moulder. OF
Fayetteville, y. c.. was yesterday piycr
d preliminary hearing before Commiss.
Toner FieEenhcimcr on the charge OF
violation OF the Mann white slav,
act. HIS case was continued unit
April :" and he was released on $500
bond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
CHARTERS ISSUED.
Charters were issued by tho sta
Corporation Commission Yesterday

Charters we're issued by the state
corporation Commission Yesterday as
follows
,I ls5,Mish Ms, ,9:, c9mgsny =, l nc
Purposes. automohlc business T. e.
secretary both o. I.ynchburs.' " = -
Niuc EidS. Mi'tnS Company. me.
lioonc Mil Capital stock. $50. 600
!mrurpoSc2: general milling business. NJ
rctary--both OF 3oone Mill.
Capital stock, $4,000 Purposes: ba nix :
ing business. Walter Hylton. presi-
dent. Meadows OF Dan; j. T.. Bowman
Smith Milling Company. Inc. Gray
son. Capital stock. $4,000. Purposes
general milling business. Il. II. Smith
president. Chiidrcss; 4. r. Smith. sec
rotary, Snowville.
Inc, Crockett, capital STOCK, $4,000
rurpcscs: conduct general produce
and canning business John : Din,
president: James NJ. Miller. secretary
both or Crockett.
Center Rrick Warehouse. Inc. South
warehouse business. W. n. Elam, pres
tary. Antlcra.
Amendment, to charter OF LowenhcrG
Corporation. Norfolk. changing name to
l.owcubcrs Goodman Corporation
Iachian Land and Mining Company.
Inc. Richmond. changing name to Rich
Mountain Mining and Lumber Com
pahE; inc, ana increasing par value OF
us shares from SO TO 500.
Amendment TO charter o: Dawson
Eroihers manufacturing Company. Inc.
Lynchburg. increasing lis capital stock
from 100000 10 100000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
Building Permits.

Inc following permits were issued
yesterday by the Building Inspector $
Minnie Cartwright. TO repair frame
cost $50. -
w. G.. Schmidt. 10 repair brick dwell
ING * 'oi East Franklin street. to
r. l.. Dibrcll. TO repair brick anar,
inent at !: East Main street, to cost
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Tho following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday by tn; clerk OF the
HustinSs Court:
John Hutchinson. Petersburg. Va. and
Irene Hartman. Sew York CITY.
Louis Michael steiner and Monica
Miller, Pittsburgh, Pa
George ", Lee, White Fort. Va. and
Lucille Mc',iauGherty. Union. ". Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
HENRICO TRANSFERS.

J. Lee Davis ct INK. TO Minnie L.
Franck lot 4. block X. Highland Park
addition. March IS, 1918; tax $3.50.
$40
Marshall r. Gillian TO II. G. Burnett
trac; land near the Williamsburg
Stage Road, a short distance east from
Richmond, containing ~ $500 acres.
March Q. 1918; tax ST. $40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
Demonstration Postnonca

IL was announced last night ,I,,,
the civic demonstration planned 10 ~
hc'd at Wcsthamrton tonight had
night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
The Weather
tFarnishcd By q. y. Weather nurcnuJ
'Fctcrni Summer Time Uscd.)

Forecast: Virginia
Cloudy, probably
light ruln Friday
IN CO Tn nE. IN u q u
cooler; sat UT d a y
fair.
North Carolina
Local rains Friday,
cOOtcr in northeast
portion: saturday
partly cloudy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
Local Temperature.

II noon temperature. ........... 90
- VI. temperature. ............. -
MaNihinm temperature to T. NJ. IS
Mlnihum temperature 10 L. Nj. g..
Mcah temperature ............ 20
SorihaI temperature ........... IS
ENcesS in temperature. ....... IL
Excess IN temperature since March
lVS
uary .................. l32
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
t.0cnl Rainfall.


i.aihiall last twenty-fo hours.
CNcesS IN rainfall since March l. -.
t.&ceSs in rainfall since January l. 8.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
CONDITIONS ~ rNlrourANr CITIES

temperature. "a: humidity. 80. wind.
direction. southwest: wind. velocity, 4
miles; weather. cloudy.
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NEWS AND GOSSIP OF THEATRES

turbed Ralph Morgan's morale all
through the two long and weary years
OF his law practice. Many a bright
afternoon when he should have been
bending over Somebody or other on
contracts Mr.. Morgan was attending
matinee on Broadway, yearning with
all his soul to be on the other side Of
the footlights. At length his oppor-
tunity arrived.
I'm glad 1 had the courage to do
1t. for I'm a Far better actor than I
was lawyer, and can say that with
all modesty." he remarked between the
acts OF "Lightnin' at the Gafety.
MY only complaint is that 1 seem
always to be playing a lawyer. / had
to do 1t for long time in Madame X
and this part, too, is all law books,
courtrooms, pleadings and May / ask
the court But / suppose no man
can avoid his fate"
Mr.. Morgan began through the kind
offices of Nine. Nazimova, who was
sympathetic about his love for the
drama After a long line of excellent
parts Winchell Smith and John l..
Golden engaged the young actor for
Turn to the Right" in which he
played for two seasons. When he re-
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with her own son safe. her mind can
her sacrifice. while the boy tries to
restore her to mental health.
Arthur-That Is the spirit Of us
fighting men-and we mean to win
this war.
Mrs. Ford don't understand. Then
why are you here7 Why aren't you
out there fighting?
Arthur am on leave, dear--after
my escape.
Mrs. Ford-On leave?
Arthur-Yes. with your son.
Mrs. Forthwith my son?
Arthur-Yes.
Mrs. Ford-He escaped?
Arthur-Yes.
Mrs. Ford-Then he Is alive?
Arthur-Yes.
Mrs Ford-He is coming home to
me?
Arthur-Yes! yes!
Mrs. Ford-My boy! MY boy!
Arthur-Oh, how he will love his
home--its just as he pictured 1t in
the trerches-just as he pictured 1t in
aoi Soii' but, VII, W IilVtJ tIdL man
face to face once more
Mrs. Ford-What?
Arthur-To make him suffer as he
made you suffer.
Mrs. Ford-No. no. they must not
meet.
Arthur-The German cur
Mrs. Ford - What he did for his
country my son would have done for
his - and you would have done for
years. He was willing to give up his
ife for his country.
Arthur-Oh, death is but a small
matter, so that ones nation lives.
Mrs. Ford-Why do you say that?
Arthur-It's true.
Mrs. Ford-He used those words.
yes. yes-and you--what have you
been saying to mep
Arthur-The truth.
Mrs. Lies-lles--nothing but
lles-you lied to me before and you are
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lying still-Ayou were spying then and
you are spying still
Arthur-Listen, motherl
Mrs. Ford--Don't call me that--Cap-
tain-Captain Hartmann.
Arthur-No! No! No!
Mrs. Ford-Yes-I know you now
Captain HARTMANN. the spy!
acknowledgements
Mrs. Ford-You can't deceive me q
second time. Why have you come
back? Isn't Il enough that you have
driven me nearly mad7 Why have
you come TO talk to me againP
Arthur-Only listen
Mrs. Ford-I listened to you before
I'll not listen to you again.
Arthur-Mother!
Mrs. Ford-I1l not hear you. Why
is it that my son Is dead and you still
live? Why Is II you arc free? You
came here to spy, and had you ar
rested-you are spying still. 1 see
clearly now-the hidden hand OF Ger
many is working-working-
My son is dead-and You free! There
Is treachery going on-treachery to my
country-treachery All.
Arthur--Eor Gods sake.
Mrs. Ford--For Gods sake-for nv
country's sake-for my country's sake!
Arthur-Mother--m
Mrs. Ford-Arthur! My boy-my
boy-have you come back to me?
Arthur-Mother. have you come
back to me?
Mrs. Ford-My boy-my boy!
CURTAIN.
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turned from the road Mr. Golden sent
for him and chuckled. We've got an
other lawyer for you. Ralph" The
actor swallowed hard but was game.
Now he has resigned himself to this
type" and hopes for nothing.
Irene Fenwick, in "a Stitch in Time"
at the Fulton Theatre. made her first
stage hit in the comedy role of AZ XII
in THE Zebra" and then and there
concluded that she was destined for
emotional work. With THE Brass Bot
tle,' along Came Ruth" Hawthorne,
U. S. A." THE Song OF Songs" THE
Guilty Man. "Mary's Ankle" and
Lord and Lady Algy" her fame grew,
but she began to long for a part in
which she could be both good and not
,verdressed.
Il wanted to wear rags and tatters
or a change" she declares, land when
liver d. Bailey and Lottie Meaney
cad for me the role 0SPhGbe Ann in
A Stitch in Time l felt that at last
ny opportunity had come. And that
reminds me of my first rehearsal with
props l had come on the stage be-
fore the rest of the company and with
mop and pail got down on my knees
and. following the stage directions, be-
gan to scrub the floor at the same
time repeating the lines of my part.
I thought I was alone in the theatre.
but suddenly heard from the gallery
a voice.
Where did you learn to cleen?' de-
manded the voice.