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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-09-23
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If you WENT AWAY

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three months? You can't find time to
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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-09-23
PUBLIC NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that persons hav-
ing bills against the City OF Pleasantvills
must have them in the hands OF the City
Clerk on Friday preceding the regular meet
ing nights OF Common Council, which are
the first and third Mondays OF each month.
otherwise they will not be paid.
BY order OF the Common Council OF
Pleasantvtile.
NEHEMIAH ANDREWS,
City Clerk.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-09-23
PUBLIC NOTICE

Public notice is hereby given that the
city ~cesspool located at the gravel pit.
Doughty Road and Washington avenue, 10
completed and ready for use. Permits
must be secured for the cleaning Of cess
pools from the undersigned. All persons
failing to do so will be prosecuted.
W. J. HUDSON,
Health Inspector Of Pleasantviile.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-09-23

If a man would only put as much
pep" in his work as he does in his
"cussin', there would be more rich
folks.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-09-23
SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of a writ of feri f%acias, to me
directed, issued out of the Atlantic Coun-
ty Court of Common Pleas, will be sold
at public verdue, on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12
WOMAN'S CLUB HANDLES
RED CROSS ROLL CALL
Barton Heights Body Works
in Co-Opcration With
Churches.

TN. luur.l rp.J S-,,. -,, .,, 80,
"'
""'''" ems year IN Barton
heights through the Barton Heights
Woman's club working in co-one-..
,tnn v.i.n ,b. CO.. .h,,t
'"'.
>''''''' ""'"T IN" general chairman
ship OF Mrs l. &. Tucker. who has
obtained supplies from roll can
hoado,,,rt.rs -, an <,-,, $780,.
shaw - i'm charge. In Gjucer PARK.
tn. cn!istmeu, - I'm tn. hand. ~,
,h. ..n,,l ,l,i,d- ,.,
"' '' KIN" a" I"'
'"'o' I'm 'roSS' under the direc-
ton " J. II. Binford. for wh - the
Woman.s ,.lub of mar dis,-jr, Al,
.xcs,,a,.
60 i"u"a
"'t us ''t''''y oVcriapp"d thosa
OF tho boys and girls. and il wa,
found advisable To u,t,hdro,. ., ,h
avn,
hooi"s VIII ." opened tomorrow
n!oi"hS az the Cohen company. with
MIS- Sam tohen as chairman: Miller
hhoads' where Mrs. w II. Sadle-
WIZ ne IN charge. and at the general
,,oSt-"'nc". under IN" direction ~
N''S I""i'aS ~ SigSer. These
'""thS VIII oe IN operation through
IN" P'rl"" OF tn" roll call which
''' mates lhanHspivinE Day. and
me p"oHc can enlist at any OF thcs"
hI'c"S' whcrn receipts and buttons
WIZ ." given To each recruit Mrs.
j . hnshcs' chairman ~ tho Ash
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12
PRINCIPAL OF SCHOOL.
ARRESTED IN ST. LOUIS

tSpccia! TO The Times Dispatch.
ChARLOTTESNILLE, VA. Nov. II.
i William Taylor. principal! OF the
Alhcrenc High School in southern
Albemarie. who is charged with
wronEing a ij-year-oid school girl.
has been taken into custody in St
Louis.
general request was made To the
police throughout the country for
Tayior's arrest. after It was learned
some thre" weeks ago that he was
charged with a serious felony. \
bare clue that he had headed West
was discovered in the fact that "A
letter written by him had been
mailed on the train near Ashland.
Ky. This week Sheriff j. Mason
smith got reliable tip that Taylor
was IN hiding In ST. Louis. and it is
no doub, due 10 this fact his ar
,eSt was brought about
This afternoon a wire came from
chief OF Police Martin O'Brinc. ST.
Louis. imparting the information
that Taylor was under arrest. ana
that the latter had expressed his
Willingness to come on TO Virginia
without the usual formality OF re-
QUESTION papers being taken.
Sheriff Smith left tonight for 81,
Louis to bring Taylor here sor grand
jury action and subsequent trial IL
he Is indicted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12
WOMhN'S CLUB HEARS
LECTURE ON CHEMISTRY
DIR. Hall Canler, Of Randolph
Macon College, Addresses
Ashland Body.
{ sprcinl to T,- TImes-Dtspat,u !


ASHLAND. VA. Soy 1.-THE wo-
mans club anil their guests were
dchsht;Uily entertained by a !ectur.
pn Tuesday uf,..nuon on THE Mir
acies Of Modern Chemistry" oy Dr.
Han CAnt.r. dean and Professor OF
chemistry q; H,nd"Iph- Macon CO.
i"r". Or. cHnt.r stated that the
wonderful strides chemistry had ma l..
III recent years had r"volutioniXcd
the science. which IL now even aclY-
ing into thr secrets OF nature with
such success mat the laboratories
OF today az. reproducing m;,ly Of
natures own Products and tina, in
IA" iuturc tho housewife. would OBJ
tain FROM ,hcae laboratories mani
useful rrerdra'iouS. especially in the
Inc OF s"nsoniua:s and perfumes
Mrs. Hiram smith. Jr.. Was the
guest Of frienus hare this week
Tie reception given In the nom. OF
MrS John L: Fisher on Thursday
afternoon In honor OF Mrs re. War
"en and Mrs Il q Chiids. with Mes
daHn"s 9. Hatcher FRANK Day.
John u Fisher. w. II ke.bl. and
Rob'T; Wisri;.s as hostess.s. was on.
az the most attractive affairs OF tho
we.E
Mrs. : Eluu, Mason was Tia. gues.
Of her sister. Mrs C"skle Cabeu.
IN Richmond this week
Gcorg' Hoyd has LEFT for trip
to New York
Mrs. Barrett Syduor entertained in
honor Of Mrs John Addison. Of Great
Falls. Mont
Mrs. BERNARD shelton has returned
from Il wish % Fred"rickshurE.
Mrs Edwin Perrin Of New York,
was guest of honor Il. party given
by Mrs I.owis r. Blanton this wcek.
An Informal tea was given 20 Mrs.
John Addison on last saturday ar
t"ruoon with Mrs George -. Hutch
in%s as hostess Mrs lIi,ch!ugs vas
assisted By her sisters. Mrs J Thorn
son Booth and Mrs Rutherford Fleet.
Misses lsotti" Vest and Rose Shell
ton. 81 Richmond. wer" recent guests
Of Mrs William shelton
Mrs. Gordon Hammond nud ii.tle
Miss IaCuu"iiue Hammond have re-
urn"d 10 "Mspi.wood' after visit
to MIR. and Mrs 9. Luck.
John y R"ardou. or Alexandria.
spent several days here this wc.k as
. guest IN tho hom" OF Mr. and Mrs.
NJ II. Hart.
Miss I.ou Ecdi was hostess at an
'ttract.vc bridge party on Wcdncs-
fav afternoon
Mr. and Mrs W. J.. Manlcy. OF
Richmond. w"r" recent guests OF Mr..
and Mrs John olive Smith.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12
CHRISTIANSBURC

Special to The Times
ttRlSTlA\SRtRG rig. VA. Nov. II.
Captain William Dcalc Smith. of
Dublin. was the guest OF friends in
ChristianShurg the first of the week
w. f. Walters. formerly dcputv
clerk here, but now with the Nor
folk and Western Railway COMPANY
nj Radi"rd. vas in Christiansburg
10 vote.
chief Deputy Prohibition officer j.
hToWn who has headquarters at
h"am"Ir spent few days in Chris
tia"Shurg the first o: the week
Mr. and Mrs. Harry II. Foster and
little son. of Richmond. have re-
turned TO The capital city after
spending few weeks with The
formers parents. MIR. and Mrs.
Grors- w. Foster on West Main
street.
pr. \ VI. Showaltcr. who has been
on the sick list for the past few
weeks is improving rapidly and abb.
q" 10" about again. much TO the graft
aoati"n OF his friends.
y large number OF football en-
thusias,s frDm Christiansburg at
;enGe! the game between the Uni
yersity OF Maryland and V. p. |. at
iidcks burg Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Roy Buck. OF tho
Philippine Islands. are visiting their
uncle. Captain w. J. Shelburnc. and
other relatives here.
q. w. Foster was in Roanoke and
Rocky Mount the irst of the week
:or frw days. returning home Wed
neSday night.
Attorney Il. r. TompkinS. OF Floyd,
was the guest OF hts brother. NJ. II.
Tompkins. here Tuesday night.
Captain Luke Martin, OF Floyd
was the guest OF his nephew. Claude
swanson Martin. Of ChristiallsburE
the FIRST OF the week
Alfred l.. Tailant. IN. OF Kings
port Tenn. is spending few ddya
with friends and relatives In Chris
tiansburI, his former home.
Rev. T.. \. Roadcs. OF this place.
has returned from Allegheny
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12
CULP PEPPER

Special 10 Tho Times -Dlspateh.l
CULrErER, VA. Nov. ii-Mrs !.
w N"vs"r. ~ Missouri! who is
sn"udinr some time with relatives
In Virginia. spent IN" past week
with her brother. senator John J.
Miller, and will later visit her sis
'"r. Mrs J. ". Yaucey. near town.
Miss Mary Helen Mcnefcc. n June
graduate Of -. llda's Han. Is
spending the winter in Richmond
Mrs. James W. Green and chill
dren. VIII" spent the summer with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs \ j.
Armstrong. lot sunday FOR their
new home. iu AhoskI-, y =.
NJ James ~ FAINT spent sew
"ral days recently with her parents.
MIR and Mrs W. l. Foster. in Bris-
toll Va.
Mrs : J Norman. Of Petersburg.
recently visited her cousin. Mrs. II.
-. Watkins.
Mrs. =. :. burgess and Mrs /. w.
H"nncit. spent several days in Bal
;imorc. this week
Misses Lucy Wiltshire and Mil
dred Hisphanc are spending the
week end wiki MI and Mrs Nc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12
BLACKSTONE.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
BLACKSTONE. VA. Nov lI.-Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. Harris and children.
OF Richmond HAY" been the guests
of their father. Captain ]. NJ. iiar-
ris, the past week
Mrs Norman Epcs has returned
from Richmond, where she visited
her cousin Miss Elluor Hurt.
Miss Carolyn beaumont. of Clarks-
willie Tenn. spent tho Weekend as
guest Of Miss Helen Harris
Misc Eula Atkins has icft for
2ichmord t" WISH relatives and Will
also visit other points before re-
.urning
Mr.. and Mrs. i. :. Wing, OF Green
BAY. were guests ot rcativcs here
HE past week
MIR. and Mrs Rosro. Stephenson
and children are the guests OF the
lattsr's sister. Mrs. Il. j. Holden. on
brunswick Avenue.
Miss blanche Smith and little Miss
Louise Noel. OF Farmviiio. spcn, sew
cral days with Mrs. i. T. Brown and
other relatives this week.
Mrs. John Brooks, and brother. Ed
win shore. Of Alabama. arc visiting
their "nrents. Mr. and MIS-. Nalrn-
tine shore.
II u. Epcs. oi Richmond, spent 4
few days here this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lo!d Payne, OF
wayn.sv.ile. y. c., are visiting their
sister Mrs. X w. Cobbs
w. \. Stephenson. OF Wakefield.
was visitor here the past week.
The Tuesday Afternoon Bridge
Club met with Miss Louise Hurt THIS
week.
MI H. 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12
ST. LOUIS VOTE SAVES
REEDS POLITICAL LIFE
.IEy Assoc!nisl pressl

ST LOUIS Mo. Nov. ll-umitcd
states Senator James y. Reed. Demo-
crht. who was reelected Tuesday
received i%.7il more votes In st
Louis than his Republican opponent.
* II. brewster. according 10 the
oihciai city count mAde today Win
the exception OF Reed. aud CON
Eressmhn Harry y, Hawcs, Demo
crat' VINO was rc-electod. 81. Louis
remained IN Republican column.
Reeds plurality in the State was
approximately $4,000. and conse-
quenty tho Senator would have boon
defeated had 1t not been for the
large majority st. Louis rolled up
for him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12

hy Miss Louis" BurIct2h Will be Civ
en- its premier performances Miss
BurleiGh VIII take q leading part.
which gives tn. play added Interest.
THIS Is on" OF thr"" oue-act plays to
he presented TO the publi, a. the
workshop for at least four perform
anc"s beginning December r, and re-.
pcated each nigh, of that week
through Friday. It is tho policy %
the Little Theat.r LcaSu" always to
open Tu"sday nights. Instead OF
Monday. in order not - conflict with
professional productions at tho
Academy OF Music. by this means
the critics convcui.utly can attend
both tine professional arS, arasa--
plays. az we'll as tn. audiences
Miss Rurleieh is directing The
Inevitable Scene" assisted by Miss
Virginia McGilvra. Will" the setting,
is In charg. of Miss Edith Raglauu
and Miss Sarah Powers. Those hay
ing witnessed r.hearsals dcClar. this
30 be one OF the most Interesting
p!a:s given by the league for many
months. The workshop is completely
equipped vita sets. lights and prop
critics. including footiights in thu.
regulation trench. border lights above
tn. rim OF the proSceniun and wing
spots for side glow and moonlight 81
fcc:s. Til. sets are compact and at
tract!ve and there Is a swinging cur
tain.
Officers or the league this year are
John h. Lightfoot. Jr.. president.
Mrs Richard Darlington. first vice
president: Mrs. L. stuart Reynolds.
second vice president and secretary:
Maxwell Wallace, treasurer. Tho
board members include the officers
and James Allison, Jr.. W. j. Par
IRISH, Miss Roberta Trigg. Miss Edo.
Raslaud, Hiram Smith. l.. I. BcnGt-
son Miss Virginia +. Elliott. Miss
Elizabeth Preston. BrocScnbrouGh
Lamb, 4 T.. ". Harrison and Mrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12
IUCTIONS-LEC4LS
Legal Suticcs

BiDS FOR ROAD CONSTRUCTION
Scaled bids VIII u. t.c.iv.d ~ tho
Board OF supervisor, OF rlttsy I>an.a
county ~ - o'clock noon on D.c"nbci
:. 1872. during ia" regular meeting a.,
Chatham. Va. for IN, continuation OK g.
miles uf hpil roads. D-gInning at Grctn.
sni running west TO Tt:isvi.e
Estimated quantities az Gu..uws.
ncf"s of GrubbIrg and clearing
1000 cubic yards VI uEciass!neI -
caynt!on.
M";ai rip" cglvort,. 100 linear zee, Il.
men diameter. $50 fr"t II Is.!nch, zoo
i""t %: Is-!nch. TOO feet az .,-.uch. ana
80 feet %: 3a-lueh.
- cubic yards iH7aJ headwsll concrete
80 cubic yards o. lG-yt r--.u:Drc-d con
''"'c cui:"r's. 100 sounds reinforcing
steel: 1900 cubic ynrGs top soil.
Zach b!I must be mad. on STANDARD
form and must be- accompanied with a
'rf'ih"d CHECK or cash FOR $1,000.
the contractor 10 whom the award H.
made VIII b" required TO furnish "a sur.iy
company bond in the sum of forty per
cent f0Scj OF the contract. and VIII be
required to complet. the contract by De-
ceun.r :. isZ3.
I'M light Is reserved to roget any or
al BIDS
~ order o: the Board OF Supervisors.
>o'"HDer /. 1872:
D. J. WHITEHEAD.
J. : CARTER,
County Engineer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12

Ch"sncy Jefrries. In Norfolk, after
which they VIII so 10 Baltimore for
an indefinite stay
Mrs Kyrd l.cavell left Thursday
for visit TO Mr. and Mrs. Ashby
Sew"il, in Washington.
Mrs Carleton Barnweli and small
dauEht"r. OF Lynrhburg. visited Mrs
l.. T. Nelson during the week.
Key. X. j. hammond and Mrs.
Hammond returned To the rectory on
Thursday. after months absence.
spent 81 Baltimore and Wilmington
and other places.
Mies"e Jan" and Kettle Conway
loft Wednesday to make their home
in Whitewater, whore their mother,
Mrs. W. l.. Jones. has recently
opened their home.
Miss Eleanor rendleton. OF Burke
ley Springs. w. Va. who visited Miss
Lucille Nelson for two weeks. left
| Thursday for a visit To friends in
New York before returning home.
! Mr.. and Mrs. william Meade
Fletcher entertained company =,
dinner on Monday at Thornton Hill.
Kappa hammock. IN honor OF their
house guests. Judge and Mrs. George
Il. browning. OF Orange: Mrs Fig
! bert g. Leigh and Mrs. Williams, OF
Richmond, and Mrs. Raleigh Green.
/ OF Gulpcpar
Mrs. Maud McCandl"ss Rust. OF
/ philadelphia. is visiting her sister
Mrs. Edwin Gibson.
! The Ruick Automobil. Company
gave banquet at the Waverly Hotel
! Friday evening in compliment to
the reorganization az the company.
| The guests included the entire on!ce
| force and board OF directors. Joan
Griffin Durnnt is now president OF
the company.
| Miss Jean Coons has returned TO
Baltimore. after spending two weeks
with Mrs. James a. Strothcr, at kin.
! ioch."
Mr.. and Mrs Francis Aylor and
!ittle Roberta. l"tt Friday for their
home in Berryviilc. after visit TO
Mrs, Aylor's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
| Wayne Lewis
tn" banks have been closed FOR
two national holidays this week.
Election and ArmistIce Days. and the
post-ofiicc on each occasion OBJ
served holiday hours
Miss BESSIE Hooper. OF Washing
ton. visited her brother, Rev. Tbomas
w. Hooper, this week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12

IA. World-Wide Fellowship o.
fr"Scr. under the direction ot the
international committee OF tho Young
Mems Christian Association, vii, ha
observed at the local Central Y. NJ
9 ~. seventh and Grace streets.
curing tnIS week. The arSt meeting
VII be held ia the auditorium oil:
VI association today at $50 r. NJ
win kcN. George r. Booker. H. D..
raStor OF Monument Methodist az
leader, his subject being why our
frayers Are Not Answered H..
men OF ths city are invited 10 az
tend
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12
OFFICE OF VIRGINIA. STATE HIGHWAY
COMMISSION
Richmond Va

n!ds vii! IT, received ~ n. on!. OF,
ne District Engineer. Bristol. Va un.u
10 o'clock \. NJ Sa;uriay. November 20
l'&= Tor The construction OF
Project S!.,a--Wcst State street. IRIS
to-, Va, oS 'n! 81 shce: asphalt suriaco
VITA cpncrcto base course. Involving aa-
rroNiiuat"!y 3.sZ5 ~. yis o, urclassiaeI
sEcaNa'!pn. 500 IAN. It. pipe. .3s Gu
yis class concrete. si3s 81 yds con
cf"'" base course and 1000 81. I'd. scarf
'y'ns. certified check for tciC0
sha'! accompany each bid n bidders
BOND Is used Il shall bc OF An amount 20
per cent In excess Of the amount OF chccx
required above.
iIans and Specifications are on Mo a.
ne ono" Of IN" District Engincr. Bristol,
va. "ha ~ M Department, Of state High
for sale by This state
ES'sinecrs wil be at the D!stric, Enei-
n"erh of'ics. Bristol Vi. 10 A N. Tues
day. November -. 1929. to- show Liid-r,
over ia" work. The stat Highway Com.
or al! bids.
q. J.. COLEMAN
Commissioner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12
sCHOOL BOARD.
CITY or RICHMOND, VA.
~. <or,n Eighth s,,.,

Sealed proposals ~lil tie received ct ,hi.
'ihoe not Inter inau O'clock H. NJ!
'."'"inn"r - I3-z tut the erection aid
rump.r'!.H %, wcbsf.r Davis school.
''r"hurn rrI Union streets Richmpn,i
"" S"parhi" bids VII. D. received On
h"a''0s CoTtiAei ,hesS o; t900 VII! be
required with bid FOR building and $500
FOR heating. Tn. usual form Of city CON
r"a. anu bond ".I. Dc requiem from sue
,"rst!. oicl"r.
fisrs aud Specifications may D. seen
"l the oihces ~ the Schoo. hoard Schou.
Arrh!;cc, ard ErilHers E1chanE. COME.
WIN h- suppil"i 90 general and hc.t.n:
'"n,-nr''r, only upon Tho deposit OF 800
20" Hoard rose r.-s the r.Eht 10 re
y"rt aUF sr rl tiGs
49, ORDER OF school HOARD.
O. h.. wAIFpKD
CfeFK AMI Supervisor.
CHARLES ". RoBINsON.
School Architect
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12
SoTlcG on CALL MEETING or sroe!
HOLDERS or TIE EASrEItS OIL
tDAllhsY iSt


You ar" hereby Modified mat. pursuant
- can o: tho Board %; Directors o, iii.
Eastern OIL Company. Incorporated. q, a
meeting Of .1id Director. held IN SuyruJ-
Dor .. 1922. At which meeting "a majority
- IN" Directors w.r" present, Il meeting
~ stockholders - said Corporation WILL be
held ., the principal once oc ss.d cor
Hu:ai'O". room al. Mutual Hu3lG.ns
.'Hi beast corner %!nth and Aa!n Streets.
~ hW"Hi. virginia. on SATURDAY.
SpNEMbEk - 49,: At $50 O'Clock f..
VI, for M pnf9"s" 90 passing upon Tho
"iNi-Nhi'ty ~ dlr>oiNlnG and winding VI,
he affairs - the Company. the sal. @:
property an! distributing the ne; ;roceod-
""inHs tho stakeholder. % said Corpora
ton IrI rata snl sEireutc-thE H. fran
ohis" as f"cpmm"ud,I and adopted In ct
~"'"'rtor ~ sad meeting of ~" Board
- Directors o. ss!d Corpora tion and TO
'fanSnci any and all other huslnrs- that
may % brought before The meeting
All s'o-khp!l"r. 81. earnestly requested
20 ae pres-nt either In porson, or r-yGe.
scented by IroAy.
I. ". SORi.E
Secretary
Dated a, Richmond, Va. Sov.mSer s
1879.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12
LITTLE THEATER REMINISCENT
OF GREENWICH VILLAGE
Decided lang of Unconventional About Jouneying Into
Alley, Up Funny Little Stairs and Into Slice
of Play house, Seating 80 Persons.

on" OF tn" many attractive fea-
lures of The Little Thcater League
of Richmond Is the aet,ln. there"
for this miniature playhouse does
no, stand boldly facing a street. but
seems to "ndcavor To hide behind its
NOR" pretentioux neighbors although
styling itself 500 l2 Floyd Avenue
The stranger arriving At where the
number ordinarily should Lc is
GumCOunded to ind no houS. there
at all. but only an alley. and /, is
INTO this mysterious narrow passage
mat the visitor. Indeed The entire
audience. must penetrate.
But IL is not an altogether dark
Iau" az large lamp hangs over the
door OF tn. workshop, proudly bear
'nG on iis glass shade til. nam. ot
the League. After entering the door
ana going up somewhat winding
stairway. one is in the Interesting
!lttl- place which boasts OF rows Of
comfortable wooden benches with
lacks and small bu; complete
choice seats are on the Aalrs lead
ing 20 tic loft There one easily
can see over the head OF his neigh
Dor in from; and also observe tho
stage from the best angie.
In going to tho Workshop one
feels that one is enjoying IL rather
unusual experience touching on the
bohemian. while strangers have as
serted that they had no idea the
South could have anything so remi-
ntscent OF Greenwich Village. YEN
there is decided tang o! the uncon-
v"ntional about journeying into the
alley. up tho funny little S;Rira and
Into the slice" of a playhouse which
seats $50 persons
f:ut every member OF the league
ia expected to be there next Thurs
day night 10 witness the initial pro-
duCtipu OF The season when The
Inevitable Scene" a one-act comedy