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Stage Fright? Sure, Mary Pickford Had Stage Fright; But Only Once
Turks .Fear Activity on Part of Bal
kan.Statcs anct Fortify Frontier for
Attack Mine Swceplh-:.of Dardan
elks Resumed Battleships Renew
Bombardment.
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LONDON, Mnreh 'JO.Tiie to.
clthttjje Telrtrni)h company litis rt
ccived n dispatch from Athene snyinu
that Field Murriinl Von dor dolt.
who hns boon in Constnn inopli' I'wr
some months past, repremMiUnir (lor
ninn military interests, litis left the
Turkish capital for Sofia, llnlRaria.
At the same time (lonernl l.ininn Von
fjanOerc, the inmininndcr of th Turk
ish force in BuriUM'i hnn left ('
stuiilinnplo for Ailrinnople.
Field Mnrnh.il Von der (loltt was
the first military governor of llel
niiini. He wnrt ftonl to Constantinople
from Hclghim the latter art of 1014
to ndii in the mutter or the Turk
ish campaign, .(leuernl Von Sanders
tins been ideu ified with the Turkish
onny for several yean).
llalkan TrouMe Fcarvl
Tito departure, dT these two offic
ers from Constantinople, one for So
fia, the capital of Ittil;nria, mid the
other for Adrianople, tho Keeoud most
important eity In European Turkey,
and not far from the Unitarian fron
tier, indieates somo sudden develop
ments in the Balkan situatiou, which
is causing Turkey concern.
A dispatch under diite of March 24
from A then Miid the Turks were
foitifyinj? l.nlo Hursns, 45 miles
southeast of Adrianople, and other
places in the fear of a possible attack
by Ilulpnria. A Turkish tinny nt
Lnlc Hurras in hcinj? trained by Ger
man officers.
(Tliln Is the third runnier of Wan McCllone Cllisona Interview wit'
Mary Pickford, In which the noted motto, ncticjs tells the story of her
Ufa. l'Mllor.)
HV IDAII .MeCI.ONK (lIMSOX
ClIAl'TKIt HI.
CopyrlRht, 1915, Newspnper Knterprlso Association
"You see." snltl .Marx Pickford, "tho first retiulRltn toward lolun a
nucxcsnful movie actress Is the first requisite toward heluR a succesful
anything.
"That rcqnlMto Is a good mother, and mine la not only the liost mother
In this .wholO' world, but nlic hns developed Into a wonderiul business
womnn. 1 would take her advice before that of any man on earth, and
1 regard her na the greatest element In whatever BiiccehH 1 have, aim'
lias taught 'me flie great Virtue of thrift. Sho linn made me understand '
that mot, people give fictitious value to luxuries, .'
'ncar'llttle 'itdther. who looks Just what she Is, 'tho sweetest woman
that ever drew brent h'- her life has been on long sacrifice for her
children.
"She says very little, but you may be sure nothing escapes her o)ts
when she looks at you, and jou are sure to do right when jou follow'
her advice. I
"William Dean, the Into stage manager of the Uelasro companies, who,
was with llelasco at tho time of my engagement In "The (!ood Little Devil,"
remarked to me once, 'I don't know who your business advUer la. but
whoever It Is, he Is a hummer. No one can put anything over on hlm.'
"I don't suppose that Dean ever knew thnt my business adviser was
the Httle woman who looked as though she wero too feminine to know
anything about business my mother.
"1 shall never cease to bo grateful that my mother taught me to bo
Having. My this she bestowed upon mo tho greatest blessing 1 line ever
possessed.
"No ono knows how good a piece of pie tastes until he has gone with
out It to save the live cents that tho pin would cost for carfare!
"I have always saved money, even when I began to earn a mod
erate salary-. I can remember how proud I was when I was able to sao
IC a week out ot my salary, and If f niudo It SIT. mv mother and 1 wero
as happy as though t had had my salary raised.
"Kvcn when I wns only five, 1 remember 1 wanted to play 'Sissy' In
'The Sliver King.' although I was supposed to take the part of a little boy
".Miss Ulanklc looked mo over and said, '1 believe you can play Sissy,
can't you?' My mother looked frightened, but I said, 'Oh, yes, ma'am, I
know I can play It.' And I did. f .
"I never had In nil mf life UuUohe spasm or stage-fright, and that
was when playing In 'llootle's Haby.' I looked over the footlights straight
Into my mother's eyes, t had started a long seecb, but ai 1 caught the
expression of my mother's face, so full of love and pride, my little heart
almost broke with the fear that I should not fulfill her confldenco In me.
"I stopped short and began to cry. 1 remomber that the Englishman
who was playing Ilootles at tho time, picked me up and holding me cloro
In his arms. said. 'We big ones make mistakes nt times, and We can't find
fault with tho little ones whodo It."
"Slnco that time I have tried nevor to see my mother before my
audience although her criticism of my work Is tho best 1 ever had. All
that I am. however. I owe to her, and to fulfill her Ideal or me has been
ono of my greatest ambitions In fact, tho ambition that has embraced
all the rest."
(To be continued tomorrow.)
.Mmy I'ldvl'mit ami Her lliiilmiiri, Owen .Monro
l. -n
llombanlment Itesumcd
LONDON. March -Gfl.-rTlic Jlritish
hattlcMiips Queen Klimbcth mid Apo
and of Tenedos, dated Thursday. At cruisers from the allied fleet, lint
10 o'clock Turkkli artillery nt Kren- their work was made difficult by u
kui fired five shells and the forls nt xiolc,,t htorm-
Kilid IJnhr also fired. The British
vessels replied with twenty rounds.
To this the Turks made no reply.
From midnight until morning the
mine-swcejH'rs continued their work
without disturbance, the correspond
ent says, nnd with very satisfactory,
icults. ;
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Children's Past JJIack
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special, pair. ...
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Children's Heavv School
Hosoonsale
Saturday, pair.
15c
Bnrson Hose, for women,
best wearing grade made,
special at, per O C
pair JL
Women's fine grade Fast
"Black I Fo.se, 25c -g
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Wonicii'H Silk Hose, in
black and white,
special, pair Li U C
"Kayser's" Silk Ifo.se, in
.sano aiKt-aii ouier n,
colors, jmir tP JL
Saturday's Sale of Underwear
"Women's Sleeveless
Vests, vi'vy spe- A
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Women's Union Suits, all
25c
59c
Women's Corset Covers,
special, each, Q
sizes, special,
a suit
AVomen's fine Lingerie
Clowns, each,
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Women's Comfy Cut.
Vests, very spe- T
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Women's extra fine Un
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Women's fine Crepe
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C'hildron's Kni, Undyr
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Children's Wash Dresses
Made of fine ginghams and percales, ages 0 I
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Women's Shirt Waists
Slightly mussed, sold up to $1.50 eaeh, all AQr
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24-inch Silk Poplin,
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Checks, yd..
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48c
46-in. Wool Poplins
on sale Saturday at
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per
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Clark's 0. X. T.
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Colgato's Talcum
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Sanitol Tooth Pow
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