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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09

--,r-r-al ACTUAL demonstration nt
r. -a~e ~ nc Stale o. Maine u -he
,rruer, -f-ts ann The mentally dis
L..sr = -a--iec un n rwp u Inc
starcs saRc1nr INSTITUTIONS. the Al
49, @lELr hospital ana ne StGte
] mo = Girls. were among the y
~ ,-ap-rarT phases VI the work
kakgr = T-fuay Dy tne workers a
r,r- cor-c-ence II the 5pc1ai Wei
R- II Name Puotic Health asso-
k,u-,9- Is 18Th annual session BE-
rr 7eic 7 ms CITY.
-,- c-res- {. TYSON superlr-enc-
kr, e, n ANGUISH State hospital ana
5lgs Ie--uds =. Macdonald. super
urenuer- Of me State School tor Girls
b EaIoweiI, were the host sGnC host
ess y re afternoon AMI the doDrs u
kts 5cnopl amt the hospital were
trrnvr o1cn n order that The social
eisar ali 1tev coui1 1or Success N
khei- ro-E
Inspection ana auprpyal was the
n-nE-zu o. ne VISITS 70 these TWO
PAGES. 81 The state School for GIFTS
In e-lsIIu-s wE-n gwen IN excellent
opportunity % see what IS being doue
IT, t.al class ~ girls mere. Their
bones where They eat. where they
auC, anu where .hey play were
fncv-r -hs VISITORS. One notherty
tnpAi1- rnaIrun al Thc school sald and
h . SAVING seemed u grasp the key
bore " -hs rrElnIng 1ur me -1rts: =
rouio -aihcr lock Z girl I'D and Keep
hr- q wuDie wear tnan nave ner run
kvsv ano -nen come hack Because
brrer they I'm away thai does pug
tnem uaCk q whole rear. Once me
KS see what we are trying ID do -oT
nem then they begin 70 take interest
knu regard the school as their 1prne. -
Ene showed some Of liza 7IsItors q
boom maj WIS nare ana s-ea ike
---fra. Ell sa1e EXPLAINED does not
thinh she wants % stay. There were
n7u h-rlck knacEss aDpu1 sucn as d z-1-4
krultle collect II hsr abiding place.
Tn -oorn neE % the bare one was
r. leli-rrrul contrast There were
on ne sneIf and pictures Int
-- -hlnEs sucn as GrT E1-i delights
h. nave ahpu. aer. sruck lnto me
kraes N re- lookIuE GLASS anu other
brcr,- 7er1aut riaces. I was MOI ncces-
Sa-~ or the narror % explain That
r. r. vino lived Z ms second ~ooT
sr,r Gal ~ hume
-re ADDRESS --ver ~ M PRESIDENT
r. Forrest e. tyson a. ms augusta
~ra5e hospital, coming as = dlo q
~ 9no 81 our u -nc hospital
f,-s---n- ne wards. seeing ne methods
-sarneu- and sesin-- aiv-ays no
~ 1auert suffering 4rCTu some sor.
mental disease. WIS vl-a-iv n
r~Nssrvr
= auo-nss WIS Illustrated" -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09
Urges Re eiact,o~ Spence-
Many =. Z. Wills
10 { urtail u 0rk
During Coming " eek

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09

-he entrance o. patterns u ne nos
-11tal afflicted with ms different class
Is d mental GIssRSes IS re desc-ioeG
them
Problems OF rner-a! aencIsncz ana
feeble TIA ndednass OCCUPIED rhe at
teur,on ot Lhe Conference Il ne MORN
NJ session and Inary f2cniy sl-nlf.-
cant 1aCss ann statements y condl-
liUus were brought OIL. The srTr-
posIurp was Under the leadership III
Mrs. Bertha PeztenEIG IL Portland
Associated Charities ant addresses
yve-s also mace ny Stephen a. Nos-
nurgh Of me state nome or ne
Teerle- ruIndeo and nE Bsnedlct =.
Manner or hrs c.-v VIM EavP p .tear
Sor-iuuer or oaue -Soi.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09
"Skiniess"
1 Om0fOeS at
81. 20 Pair

Sosrcr. Oct. s-Lrrrec States
Attorney 2. - Gallagher. s~no
IS investigating siIcpsr prof
tser'ro os bo-si snc restslraH-
keepers safe toasy that ne rso
Beer u+orrnee rrsf one note; -
tnas CITY WAS charging SD Tor
Two Snoie -crrsroes WITH ss rs
-er,oxec Another 7otsi ~
Gallagher sara. was charging
n ccr-s -n- ore ooiiec 1otErc
ans +rs sa-ee +o- oofrec egg.
7ots1oes arg 'r-afitTr 0ers ger
crafty fn- IS csr1s Il NECK aua
tns nest eggs Sre uuo1ec -
rom g 70 S7.o5 cczsn. The
state commission or the 1eres-
sites Of ire 7as Joineu with NJ.
Gallagher n ms attempt %
BRING aoou1 -eruc-ier Of prices
prices charged Dy 1c-ets ana
-estalirar1s -e nas r-lr7a1sr
inst Ae Wi 1-sssr- evsoence .
-ns +snersi u-arr Jury = ~e-
VISION Of prices TOT raos.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09
Prices Still on
Downward Trend
Bradstreet Reports

Ne" 'i--- .''- ~ If 3'o
NJ 1-lees continues. lccprc.s- -- Drag
street -. -7,n--r .41er.re - ..og-rrga-
49,. .......... ..-.-........... -.,....
III q
"r'c"s or -re Ha=t v"ea 3 a=- '.
# uenr.r ue- Sent ..u.-ras -.r .sr-
eer and a- ae- .er- RON "a. 1
eve. Is ne -a,sss-, Dar. .. .ne ca
was -ugu-r ia. ..race-~ees
IN. ~e,-a4- -...
,ep-esqYte, Is r. E.1as, urI-s.
went ,f u4a--t.r .~g--r -rir- tnu--r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09

Cleveland. o.. Oct. Stately
encamped UPON Their own 1'eseI-
varion. The Cleveland Indians.
winners Of the American
League pennant viii renew
-heir battle tol the world So
mes baseball nonors here tomor-
row. The BROOKLYN Nationals,
conuuerors Of The Speaker tribe
n TWO out Of three II the east
an games. are likely 70 ma
their rivals a far different com
bInation rom that winch teil
-wice before the attacks OF the
Robins Al Ebpetrs Field.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09

oferry Scts1oes
Washington oct >-~he fH-0
corn crop promises % ne ne .argest
i -he tlsto-~ ot he COUNTY ny
more tnau ninety million bushels.
a zield of T..lG.-a2. eao bushels.
compared wf-h -te previous ~eeorc
production u 80 10 .tEsl bushels r
1g1. was forecast -oaav ny ne De
parruent Of Agriculture fro- a con
dIrlon O1 81 on October l. -'he
z1eld wouIo exceed that of lass ear
by practically .;ge ou pto bushels.
Kansas. Nebraska 44nc MIssDur1 VIII
contribute practically al n the n
crease.
Warm ana dry September weattl-
free rom widespread GlLllng
osts. 4Ided -ne maturing n. he
la1s crops ana during re meT-h ~
prospects for MS "HGi were T.
e.eased ny 5000. oa0 bushels. The
f-usrs near me anc u -he month I'D
iA~AtS -AS1LAGA--Nf e4-4A ~-4E t<A-n -
-he crop 5 now Safe III ina scCrc
government aXperrs sllC-
5p-irg wneAc $ turesiur- ol.t
poorer man lla been forecast oe-
gaUse damage princI paiiv rom ~Us1
NAG proved greGter Than aTtIcI TIaIec
TIE E1eid we-s estimated roG4v al
19.0tu.otto bushels less Lhaln WIS ORE
cast q month LEO. inns loss ~caucIng
tue combined wIn-er s-nc sT~Ir-
wheat yleIo 70 10 t4A Gbu bushels
about SO 900 0fo bushels oei0w lie
osg crop ot last year
TIRES nlngs Of ua1s confirm -na
earlier forecasts. lie nclclIe0 Haetl
bclng ~ 81. 40 bushels. limos,
100 .9at0. oan bushels more nan ass
ear ( y4ctl.
Although ths ooacco c~or showed
L. oss during September nj 1-atfr1. os
POUNDS T me expected zIclC. ms
orecGs7 o. 1.47s. -ssUe polnas .
$1,000 900 nounus larger han las-
year production.
: opuntifuI c~or q potatoes 1-lsc
was forecast -he weld being est
mated at a. .9Sl. opp bushels. an II
least of .0cs:, rFto c4sheis slnce sep
lemper Z.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09
Dry Enforcement
Agent Charged with
Running DistilIerv

tJDSLun- - hF--47te -eItrE-l ETe-ll
jury rouny ludlcted Aas AApian> =
r~oalbIlIon enforcement 4Ecu-. on "a
.'Ht--es 81 operating q disLZlerv He
Vas ARRESTED ou November .as-
charged wIrh operating ID Sal, II Jtls-
Beid taIi = the Eoxbur-- district ana
vvae aele n s50o Duuus nr ene grand
lur'
Ehe grana 1uTv cons su.s~ed nearly
3ge alleged violations vi i've uror5o'-
etor aot buI returned puis So 'Hulal-
lusf..z
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09
MAINE MAY LOSE
SEAT IN HOUSE
UNDER NEW PLAN
South and " est Shown
Political Gamers by
L. :. Census

Ft+ty seats Must Sc Auaer % -+cuss
II Representations Arc Nc: G.l+-
y Sentiment = Congress Against
Increase Prevails Maine. Rf1oae
lstsru- Vermont and N,ne otner
States Mus- -oss
Washington. Oct. s., b The As
suclalat E',-ess t-E1,1a m Nation II me
ma. census hgures wrlcn place me
population az cortInerrzl United
States d, -1l,6Ss.-us, indicates tnn-
-ne west ano so4tn proport,onAle.1
VII gan nore T 7ou-Ical way
-rlan M -sHr By ne mode west
through ul~euseo mem persr-p Ii .n4
fIoass "a REPRESENTATIVES,. r more
pies r -ne electoral college ana T
larger u4lesallons % ne uutlora.
goL-y1a4 -orT erLIons
-rls result VIII or-alr Whatever
oas4s o- airport ou1nert IS aaou1eo uz
congress ueXl wEntc-, t-1ng -ne SIZE
= -ns next House wricn urn s
reflected z ne etecto ora college auc
~ ms .@orve r-lons 4 ne 1l~ potti-
- uartles
cor-l-ueo or aase Sol 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09
Partisan Opinions
Probers IN Findings
on Gov. Cox Note


Fl -' re -e'lll- SID
--5't .olllt''s' RI -eilt-Io: ON +
''tl 't. -''hlot.'a. -'E3l. Int La=e Ee-
.i~is'-lI M" eFss' .odaT -nnciuG-
~ Is H}ts ~--@IloC ~ -at t--cuIn :
@-e-1i. - ~. N-Il1llL- -lI- GIVING ~ d
s"' HOG .- -rhEeEnc. TX 70 9 tocat
'l-AL tn-uS- -si' lhc % nen- u
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1-'>-S "a :! Inc 81. Lt 'oIn =
.A---~tt " IF. iAE@- Z ~. -oL-is Jrl- "a
e 'u-- --i'-@ 1T '7s ---iaLiors.
's'-FE'o''t ny T'''t.s. y l1eT Wno
81 ''9-~'1 ~ FIJI ~1't ---f e.
-'"1i"' '''-ltN III n --l "'.i~H lis
o>L'-e" ne .i''t a. maj ne
to-'- ''- .s-N siti- -A+ proceeds .
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.a.os ann e. s,e-.errr.- ar,,-r,.,-,
.r7,r...- e. .. Governor .--x .so
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09
Civ Baseball Crazy

.Te,-pIand fairy -7adlates eoutuence
-nrl~tr and +he Indians rar no Eaai
{ - inspired II =rester t'asteal. pa y
0v the calm assurance ano packing
wnlcn cruises .o cuncaef flrr-tner oe-
sat @or he 4sIue cam. Eres-, .-lOTn-
n world serres' atmosphere. SO II
e~.y lacking dr1rTr= the ffrs1 rtlree
contests II BROOKLYN. mas -espEeared
- ne western enc NJ me ey~~,zIt.
C'levplund anu e a-tizeEs a--f ;sl-e-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09
ANSWERS WILSON

Kansas -'-rv Mo Dc-. @.-- ll1y "
rrlli-an- ea1npaIgr,n- 4=lrzr ere
PARIS -4a-4e O. Nations ,rGs .iosed
lv Senator Harding -unSnt wr-h b
speecn L -ne Kansas ---rv rveruon
na- ~cp:yTug directly Il he sppea-
or league support recently addressed
70 me voters o. M eouu.-1 y res
dent N5lsor
Meaning d Article X Clear
answering -bc u,-cslden. 3 l-e.Art-
non -ha1 The -eGeue Covenant world
no lGke rom Congress the power To
declare wa. he .:cpu14Iuuu nominee
pronounced ne CPL cations o: Artlcie
\ SO cieaT ana un11l lS-I1G1,le hat
Congress would ae ronDeIec u E-tlli
rneu 2. gr:u- 4lsn0uor 1r ma COM
~
This obligation : Eps0iuls ana IN
qualified" saIG IL Harding. Wien
-s-et certain specified INSTANCES
Hrlse. No Ipa--eI nov NUN We might
,-egret :. We would aave o s-eep our
promise or sneGE on d. r. Le=t no
one ae dpcelveu. ne cnoIce would he
fterv t-er TWO -rllCs WY ~ 1.snon0--'
1tner Flaws Covenant
4rtIcie Y pore NJ l-Ir- q ms ar
llaale attach \ re ADDRESS nere.
nu- auEan- the d8y other iowa ana
Missouri el-les ne 4lncd MS blows ~
many other rar-s 81 ne covenant The
whole scheme. ne enarar-e r1zeo Is q
1uliIta1lslIc alliance winch 7 actual
operation IN Europe aac shown -rsef
Nu- worth .ou-Inen-l.
He i1ssaile go -us covenant 7'oV5-
slons On Inc Monroe Doc-~lne- Fol1n@
uoT-e~ iEt ne Laasue- ne withdrawal
privilege ana tapu,. E1rpnaslzlnE ms
labor earure r -Glk 10 packing
flouse aruplcvcs II South -. Jose.lil
NJ declared ne wanted NJ oovenaE1
-na1 would d-eE American standards
DOWN 70 nose Of ne 0lo World.
Speeches During Day
-he senator 1nHue = speee.ss r1lT-
~ ma nav auc -u everv one -e ScrueE
u,sr al the Paris eGzue seven we're
uel.ycred ii N.ssou-, tan= d bitterly
cortiruec or Page Col +
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09

--.-s.o ., .. So. t...nt,,r r,.,,-.,s
-. - = - ,,-.fI
- - -,,..,e.,re ~. ,,,.,,.,,s --,-.,..
-. -. -, -.
-. =. = -
~. -. -. - ,,-.. ~. -
-. -oust,ered ,lcr1ir n ms sec-1pn
ut ne oIntry. Tie nonor ~ winning
yTalor .esrue pennau+ ana the or-
nurrCuEr7 20 eompets or ne rflarun-
nIlsn1u o.. ne baseball universe a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09
MID WESTERNERS HEAR
HARDING REPUDIATE LEAGUE
AND RAP REGIME OF WILSON

Nominee Replies Direct 70 Recent Appeal Of
President fer League Support - Answers
Wilson Contention On Article X - It's Obi
cations Clear and L nn1istahable - Would
Compel Congress % Fulfill Them or Bring
Dishonor on Country Tells St J o ep h
Gathering One Man Rule Has Badly Upset
L. : Household
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09
WELFARE WORKERS SHOWN
HOW STATE CARES FOR ITS
INSANE AND DELINQUENT

interesting Inspection Tour Augusta State
--osDi1al and State School for Girls = Novel
nd Instructive Address by Supt. Tyson
n n. A. Harris and Hon. 3. F Maher Also
Stockholders Elected at Morning Session
convention Ends Today
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09

0R " 4 HARRIS. n ,or,
~ecseIarr G3~e s'uoar 4eaIth
AsaoulalIoE. VIE 'uaag ,lb4e 40
dress before Welfare u-e''E...rs
ann .,eisv DR. FORREST
TYSON. SUPP S.ale Hospital
VIM zZre practical and .ITurr.-
mating ak IN rnen-GI ue.sc-Ives
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09
CLEVELAND ACOC
Confident Team
Will Win TODAY

World Series Interest at Fever Pitch
and Whole City Proud of Teams
Prowess--Rooters will do Their Bit
to Turn Back Invading Brooklyn
Champs-Record Crowds in Pros
pect-Coveleskie the Probable
Choice Manager Speaker
Pfeffer or MamauX to Start
for Brooklyn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09
Boston Forecast

"r~ocG~r fpr Boston ana -rrsn---
E1r oagurusy lnd sunday not Eeucir
.NanSE n -rmpfr@rEre moderate
Ese~tr v-Iuus
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09
THE WEATHER
EALs

New England lad aasrarr New
2o-E- -a:r s4-uraat ans sunday.
-l-tta .gl-Es -I .ftl,.ra lure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09
CORN CROP
WILL EXCEED
ALL RECORDS
Largest IN History Of
Country by Million
Bushels

Warm ana DRY Sep-sr7oer Favorable
20 ate E-o1s-5u1 -.ttie Damage
T-or E-ost - Rust GaSs 0o~r
Spring Wheat - 5ia Dat Y'eto -
7ier-y Potatoes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09

Genuine bargains IN npa-ehnie FUR
Errrure are aefser-isec every cay :.
The 1cur-ai Sesn the ciassrf,ee ses
anc save money.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26

a could ten What want with
MRS LAZo-1 her % my husband alone.
LUCY fsprinDs up, aghas)-Oh My
MRS. LAZo-Well? You seem frightened
LUCY-Why-why should be frightened
MRS LAzoTou need not be frightened buff
IuCY-1f I were-what then?
found your husband going With another woman what would
you do7 ~
MRS. LAzo-some kill-the other
LUCY-oh I 10
MRS. LAZO-And kill themselves
ILCY-No. No. 1 wouldn't do that
MRS. IAzo-Tell it that the
IUCY-Don' they?
MRS LAzoNo The always for each other them
So a no" IS pU ouch about do
other-always!
uox sr gSt 5ed in it, dss,Do,c she looks
,,n! ea,ler ,gtfi iascinated aoso5pioa! 0'' -
, your sister wa, was after ter my c1 husband IN
MRS: IAZo suppose not young thing. pro
about ths7 Wants him to to her here this
LUCY 1aphcnrc1y door; takes one glance at
f S"G "sps @
her caller ouries face in hands 10Th shame
SSi ss, ess 1
r1 e ana nen" SUPP n dear You
LUCY s sa ' s.sr your SISTER would %
be glad 1t may everyone a and
unllappness.
LUCY 0anino suspicionJBut are you his wife?
Are you Mrs. Lazo? How / o
MRS. LAZO-Of I'm his wife, this (Sho,os
ding ringJ We've been married seventeen
1NCY-What looking 8
m
He looks like officer; he has been n officer Oh! The
all has little scar over
his right He says got 1t n battle and he did-a
little husy him poker deceiving her
LUCY-Oh! My That's
MRS. LATO-Ah! You
LUCY fdrics rcgdnS hold hereU)Yes him.
I've
MRS. LAHO f0entlV)-I thought
LUCY-But didn't know he married. know
Mrs Lazo believe it,
MRS lAAZO-Your sister knew It.
LUCY-No swear it. She knew married Why
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26

Thylthere is catch In her uotcc) she-she-hought-
MRS Iz 70, child If only as
Ds nrs MoS seeing must sP tell sister
can sea Rn s6 about that any Mrs
MRS IAzo-very well but that I came to tell your
sister wanted her to know girl entanged
LUcY-oh! Tell mel THAT little girl too
MRS 81 AZoThis little girl didn't know he
when she became i'll and had to
M hgeTIIl 10y how did you know?
Just so ss aed her a in the She told herself
, nneYI Ish he a Mormon?
IUcY-But why should you tell iN my sister ths7
np M mind s to see sh what kind md of girl she Is made
nothing but-oh! Miss Cutler, sorry you not your
HRS IS2St III 2s. said nz. ri, n.,,,,
and oea m and See bee aI this girl II she is
him going get divorce and let him 9orry
, ann as ''s give him
ocxm o what you tell that is not
MRS LAzo-rhere are five of whom I know-and doubtless
42S E"s win sn :s, lot. .. women
sst as. Sister, '' .a a ey aa Rs
MRS LAzOYou (Takes slo,cl tender compas
sonJ Something told would be different from the
LUcYwe he was married. If that is what you
MRS aAzoNether did the others It's something
LUCY-In n milner's
MRS. LAZO-You wor,
LUCY help SELL He buy a
MRS LAIO iponts SdrcaSticdHy-This onef
LUCYNo. little blue with pink flowers It was for his
sister, he said - 80 ~ NS
MRS. LAZO-Tie has sister.
LUCY-I suppose NOT.
MRS. I4AZO-And frted with him?
LUCY-Wel-yes did so nd not a hit fresh
like - '
MRS. LAzoMercifu Why you girls pick ND with
like that? ~ $50
LUCY-Look here Mrs Lazo do know shop girls
life Is like? girl who n shop like
do Selling hundreddoiar hats and wearing hvedolar
Tell haven't whe a rich man
falls in love with shop girl and marres her?
MRS. LAZO-Trash! 1t never really
LUCYBu 1t does seem easy for the fairy
the movies But to shop-the where I work.
only q rule, and only women It seems
for them to have things, while
starved. But oh! The dream! The longing! I
the avenue but am afraid to speak to them there
all right in the shop-on n mat OF business
Lazo so kind-so real Flo just like
they In the sorles-just like lady. he did,
MRS. LAZO-I doubt OF 1t.
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% s % buy hat to ts. of to
bear me Sa let him. Just went to his and he
in because eau was ashamed Of this place:
him but he aas so1s
here this It's sunday. been fixing kin up to
se s@ s sr s Sedas nS
MRS s' ms1d PRETTY nt d,.s o1e2 -.
LUcY-You thought Just him on the street some-
to como here sat didn't th9 want a'n
to Ie o hHri With receive % m anaa . sd walking
MRS an fxz b was married Re Really didn't
M 5TeYI 7yso such s aas place; lie be
gs r. e. r.. ~ IT,
MIS- zobs G so 0 sSerever speak Of voD,
Sa to of It cant did
MRS LAzoThs girl same thing
round Ss And travel
MRS nnsv LAz6- z,s
cares about but after what you have told
ss could to
ss can't b. h'S You r shsn be SsfsFs
ragged DEGRADED personal feeling all for myself
that you ana poyR ne the You have realize
MRS hAzoNG Y. SAINT the sen.
LUoYHow could girl me- tell anything to woman
MRS hAZ0You haven't told It's just you haven't
sald That girl saw in the me something
mat offended me deeply at the time against me
because said that 1t
1 ses 'sr 6
did not believe her. you today and heard
your story at last the truth have been weak
put am going to change. am going him.
LuCi-t Is as You said We fight ouseves-or each
other. Never tho enemy! - ~
MRS LAZO-That's t-never the reaI enemv-the mon
LUCY-Then us be alics 800 $500 ~ 1900
MRS LA/OFirst, and work ben mo bo.,.
millinery " " 80 f ~ '''0nio
LUCY o I0ss Of , replaces .osth hors)-Th.re,
how beconing (Looks at the sorry hat) Did YOU
MRS lIANOYes
,.GCY.-iiow vol All you 8 q little styo
MRS LAGOON! Lucy! Incyi last Heaven han given N.
child! IL al thg door, - 1850 "0' N''o
LUCY (csctcdB)--IIero q
Mts lao hod her fondep III arms at nor oreo
atohdi eiV--Aro you ready-quo roady, ~"
Aoo1Yes OWN militant toss of braces herscfs
CURTAIN.
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languages, Including the Scandinavian.
PERSONS IN THE PLAY.
MRS. j. CORNELIUS LAZO. "A Married Woman
LUCY CUTLER. ................. "A Girl
SCENE: Lucy's home a very modest though attractive
room.
TIME: Sunday morning, in the Spring.
When the curtain rises Lncy 'oorng girl IN he, "sundGy
to her rejection in the mirror.
UCY-You pretty enough go n
gentleman, especially such elegant gentleman
- Mr. La-Iazo
(Shc stun1les orcr the name as il unaccusomed TO
finally prononncCS 1cith self-satisfacon,
4 knock at the door All oauttcr she adds the
anshno her toilet. Another,
Lucy opens 1cith the exaggerated OF
ackadaisicd shop girl Enter con,an. she Is shah
billy dressed Her hat especially is cruelty faded
odJaShioned. determined. thrcatening)
LUCY (gaSps)-Oh!
THE woMAN-Is this Miss Lucy Cutler?
IUCY-No. She's not here
THE WOMAN-But this is the address. She here
LUCY Oesont)-Yees. She lives here
THE WOMAN fcomes further curt tnssen-I it.
LUCY papaoy lying ,oith feeble effort door,
THE woMAN-out? Who are your
T TIE wosAS@r is ~sif for her.
iThe each other ndrroioy. Lucy takes OF
, .et lay; ssIds sita petAss
tsf my
THE woMAN-No. 1t is my business-and hers.
LUCY-Whas your
THE WOMAN-Mrs Lazo Mrs. J. Cornelius IIazo.
IUCY-Oh! My with frightened chair
MRS. LAZO-Whats
LUCY-Nothng. That's such n wonderful
M MRS; LA A1t, have heard it befOre1
MRS: LAzo-Your sister has spoken of mea
LUCY-Oh! No.
MRS. LAZO-You He comes here You
him-wlh your
LuCf-No! No! never heard OF him. him. is
he? What do you want here? What do with
Lucy? Why do to brighten I have
done nothing am afraid Lucy not afraid
MRS: LAzo-we1l see-wnen she comes in.
LCCY-She a a. today.
NRS lAAZO-Ill wait and
(Lucy, extremely dd9etN goes dnriousy the 4on-
do'o aud looks out Then she picks her hat
begins to fr the lining striving to
q silence Lucy SpedksJ
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