South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 326, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 21 November 1920 — Page 23

T.M)AY, NOVIIMIIKH 21. 1920. THE MEMENTO By 0. Henry

THE SOUTH ÜEND NEWS-TIMES

Mi- - I.ynn ? I 'Atii,,i r-.A turn--! l.r !'iik n ay. This v. a - It f- r tat. ! . ;ni.. I!r.r!u;iy ha a often lI-t..- tl. sat:.- thl:,c to .Mü" I ''-rmin'!.-. St ill. th'- "tats" t-a.-Ti-eil to fc.-iv.- it. for th.- -!';i'iru' !-av r.f h- l:.-.-tI:rM- th- WlilrSwuM!" ut-I'-iny had wrvth'r.g to ask f Jfrn.nhvny, vhi!- t!:r w ,is :, Vt TM. So Mips Lynn' fir- I rr: a nl- turn''I th- I .t'k of h r f l..:r r h' r wii low t h 1 1 mv rln k' '1 I'.ri'.-i'lv. .iy, arH 1 ' '.vi t - j: h :m t'i.. ; thr.al h 1 .f .! 1.1. irk v i ; ;-, .to.-k -ltg. Th" t M :i J ! ! ami rof r .f thro.aring l:r- vi-.v.r,- r-r-.-.th h'r nl;;-

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Turriir;: any cornfr. a drssintr- ; Fark or a rul-d.--?ac may hrini; voti J up fhort. You mrr-t nlarmln traur- ; dian.i .stalking in t.atJirohf-s In sr-arch of riitnorrd bathrooms. From hun- : tired? of rooms mrnj th" buzz of talk, srraps of n v and old .soncrs, i a:.d th- rady laui;htfr of th.- con- i Vf-nt'l i)!ay r5. i Surnrntr has enmo: their compan- I

ios have dlstanId, ari! they take their rest In their f.iwirito caravansary, while tin y besiege the man-a.;-rs for enamnients for the cominT season. At this hour of the afternoon the day's work of tramping the rounds of the acrent.s' f.f:ir s is over. l'.ut you. as you ramble distractedly through th" mosy hall?, flit audlbk' isions of hourls, with veiled, starry eyes, flying ta-ends of thinps and a swi.sh of silk, betjueathin to the dull hallways an odor of tralety and a memory of franqipannl Serious youni comedians. with versatile Adam's apples, gather in doorways j:nd talk of P.ooth. Far-reachin?: iivmi somrwhere rmnrs the smell of liam and red cabbage, and the crash of d'shes on the American plan. The irnN'terminate hum of life In the Thalia is enlivened by the discreet popping of bf cr-bottle rortis. Thus punrtuatf d. life in the genial hostel scans easily the comma beIn? the favorite mark, semi-colans frowned upon, and periods barred. .MN's I "Armande'.s room was a .m.ali one. There was room for her rockr between the dres ser and the vai--hstand if it w re' pla. ed lonjritudiii.t'.N. fn the dresser were its us--

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two simultaneous labial dabs and they stood on the same footing of the old days. Very much like the short salutations of soldiers or of travelers in foreign wilds are the welcomes between the strollers at the corners of their criss-cross roads. "I've pot the hallroom two flight?, up above jours." said Kosaile. "but I came straight to see you before polng up. I didn't know you were here till they told me." "I've been in since the last of Tri1" t'iS.I T vtii.tto r.l T'ri o-o-

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c il aec . atre:, ;ei;ts. plus tin- ex-load- J intr on the road with a 'Fatal Inheri u: l.nl: .-'s oiN-eted souvenirs of i itance company. We open next ? o id nt-.i-:' am ri's and photographs i week in Ulizaheth. I thought you'd f her ilt .i'. i st and best professional j quit the staje, Lee. Tell me about friend--. ! yourself." At on- of theJe photographs she : llosalie settled herself with a i..ok-d tu ie or thri'-e as she darn. il. i skillful w riuple on the top of Miss .. d f a.iiN d t'ricnd'.ily. I D'Armande's wardrobe trunk, and

"I'd like to know where Lee is : leaned her head against the papered

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1'.; pho'e-rratdi thus tlattered. you i able as though the deepest

va uld h.i'. c thotr-tht at the first ' chairs embraced them. a... e. that you saw the picture of j "I'm iroing to tell you. T.ynn." she .. ir.. nv-p t..lh d white flower, blown said, with a strangely sardonic and t 'j.-. -rch t f:e a ir by a storm, üut th- j a-t carelessly resignetl look on her :,!:, kiadota was not responsible vouthful face. "And then tomorrow l ,- ;hat swirl of potalous w hitem-ss. ' I'll strike the old Ilroadway trail V,.u .-aw 1 1 1 filmy, brief skirt of ! a era in. and wearsome more- paint off

.Mi.-s Kosalle Hay as she made a ; the ( hairs in the agents' ofüces. If I - mpo te h ls-o er-head turn in anybodv had told me any time in i

h- r v. i: tar.a -i ntw lned swdng. far out ' the last three months up to 1,

from the staue, hich above the h ads o'clock this afternoon that I'd ever ; the audience. You saw the cam- lister, to that 'Lea e-your-rame-and-la's iuaib-'juate repr s. utaticn of address' rot of the booking bunch the :;r:io Ii;!. strom: kick. with , a tra in. I'd have Riven 'em the real whieh sh.", at th.s exciting moment. ; I'.ske I.augh. Loan mo a handker- ?. nt flyinc. hii-'h anil far. the 3 How i hN-f. Lynn. Gee! Nut those Lone; :1k garter that each eveninc; spun Island trains are tierce. I've got '11 :n h v agile !'mb ami tl s -ended enough soft-coal cinders on my face upon the dell-hted audi, ive below, 'to ,'4:0 on and play Topsy without usYou h.'.w, too. auad the black- tine the cork. And, speaking of

end of Ir.st season. I quit It heeause I was sick of the- life And especially because my heart and soul were sick of men of the kind of men wo stage people have to be up against. You know what the game is to us lts a fight against 'em all the way down the line from the manager who wants us to try his new motor-car to the hill-posters, who want to call us by our front na mes:. "And tho men we have to meet after the show are the worst of all. Tho stage-door kind, and the manager's friends who take us to supper and show their diamonds and talk about seeing 'Dan' and 'Dave and 'Charlie' for us. They're beasts and I hate 'em. "I tell you. Lynn. It's the girls like us on the stage that ought to be pitied. It's cirls from good homes that are honestly ambitious and w.rk hard to rise in the profession, hut never do get there. You hear a lot of sympathy sloshed

arotind on chorus girls .md their $15 dollars a week. I'iffle! There ain't a sorrow in the chorus that a lobster can't heal. "If there's any tears to shed, let 'em fall for the actress that gets a salary of from thirty to forty-five dollars a week for taking a leading part in a hum show. She knows she'll never do any better: but she hangs on for years, hoping for the 'chance' that never comes. "And he fool plays we have to work' in! Having another girl roll

you around the stage by the hind 1 iegs in a 'Wheelbarrow Chorus in a j musical comedy is dignified drama t

compared with the idiotic things I've had to do in the thirty-centers.

"But what I hated most was the men the men leerintr and blathering at you across tables, trying to ( buy von with Würzburger or Extra ,

Dry, according to their estimate of your price. And the men in the (CONTINUED ON I'AOE 12.)

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vaudeville a bundv'd hinds raised ! Lynn ?" v.ith the hope of stayi'.,: the flight' Miss D'Armande opened a door of 1.;' the brilliant atrial token. Ith' wash-stand and took out a hotFa iy Wieks of the best circuit s i t!e. this act had brought Miss Kosaile' "There's nr.irlv n nint of Manh.at-

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into e ery dingy room, into every dark alley, into the homes of the poor as well as into the homes of the sick; into every hospital ward with its moanings and suffering; into those little family circles that have been left fatherless and into hundreds of other places made sad by misfortune, you would understand WHY

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