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THE GREEN

PASTURES."

THE GOD OF MERCY.

BY MARC CONNELLY.]

LADY ASTOR. MISS WILKINSON.

SHREWD THRUSTS IN. HOUSE.

MEN OUT OF IT.

It is a shadowed corner beside the walls of the temple in Jerusalem.

In all parts of the House of The light of camp fires flickers' on the figure of HFzDUEL, who was Commons, on November 28, all the ADAM in Part 1. He stands in women membera were united-for the same position ADAM held when once in demanding that when first discovered, but in his right hand is a sword, and his left is British woman marries a foreigner in a sling, "Around him are sever-cho shall not necessarily lose, Ler al prostrate bodies." Pistol and cannon shots, then a trumpet call, Six young men enter from left in command of a ConronAL. They are all armed.

uationality,

In moving the second reading óf the Nationality of Women Bill Dr Ethel Bentham (Lab., Islington) gave these instances of how the pro-

Corporal: De fightin's stopped to' sent law, undor which a woman de night, Hezdrel.

Hezdral: Yes? Corporal: Dey're goin' to begin ag'in at cockerow. [Man entors, crosses the stage and exits.] Herod say ho's goin' to take da temple to-morrow, bura de books and de Ark of de Covenant, and put us all to do sword.

Hezdrel: Yo' ready, ain't you? Everybody: Yea, Hezdrel. Hezdrel: Did de food get in through de hole in de city wall?'

[Two soldiers enter, creos the stage, and exit.} Corporal: Yussuh, wè's goin' back to pass it out now.

Hezdrel: Good. Any mo' of our people escape today!

Corporal: Ol Herod's got de ol' hole covered up now, but aiteen of our people got out a new one we inade.

[Other soldiers enter, cross the stage and exit.]

loses her own nationality on mar- riage, causes hardship:

Lady Astor, who, as a Virginian,

is, in this position, retorted:

I am a passionate Virginian, and if I lived 100 years away from my country: I would still be a Virs. ginian, but that does not affect my being a good, citizin of Britain. If I had at this moment to chose I would like an English citizenship. because of my husband and because I am happily married."

Under the Bill_she_res_support-. ing her marringe alone would not liave made her eligible to become a M.P. She would have had to become naturalised.

“Very Fond of Mon.!" Some characteristic asides" that |enused laughter were:-

You will never have good men till you bavo, got good "women..

Men cannot be free till women are free.

I am very fond of men. If had not been, could I have spont nearly 12 years in this House?

Whether we ask for equality for wamen, up comnes the old cry of the sanctity of family life, ... Men took a back seat during the An English widow of a foreigner debate, but Mr. Holford Kaight was nearly sent out of this country (Lab, Nottingham) managed to get during the war, although she un-in a word or two. While support ing the Bill, he expressed the for derstood no language except her lorn hope that something might be own;

done some day for the emancipation of men. (Laughter.)

A woman doctor deliberately, de. cided to live with a foreigner with- put marriage in order to retain her nationality.

Under the Bill, she explained, a British woman on marriage would bave the right to decide whether the would take her husband's nation ality or retain her own.

Protest and Refort. Miss Wilkinson (Lab., Middles brough) protested vigorously against the view that women were merely reflections of their husbanda and not separate and distinct per- Bonalities. I foel," she declared, that my British rationality is a vital part of mei" She asked the House to imagine her married to

German.

Headrel: Good Take dese yera ́wounded men back nad git 'ein tocko care of.

Corporal: Yes, sub.

[They pick up the bodies on the ground and carry them offstage na Hezdrel speaks.] Hezdral: So dey gonter take de temple in de mo'nin'? We'll be waitin' for 'em. Jest remember, boys, when they kill us we leap out of our skins, right into de lap of God.

[The men disappear with the wounded; from the deep shadow upstage comes God.]

God: Hello, Hezdrel-Adam Hezdral [Rubbing his forehead.]: Who is you?

God: Met. I'm jest au ol' preach-

er, from back in doʻhille..

Hezdrel: What you doin' yere! God: I heard you boys was light-

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Was goin'

Hexdrel: Well, it ain't goin' so

well.

Ged: Dey got you skeered, huh? Hezdrel: Look yere, who is you, apy in my brain!

God: Cain't you see I's one of yo' people?

Hezdrél: Listen, Preacher, wo, ain't skeered. We's gonter be kill ed, but we ain't skeered.

God: 's glad to hear dat. Kio

I ask you a question, Hezdrel

Hezdrel: What is it?

Ged: How in it you is so brave 7. Hezdrel: Caize we got faith, dat's why!

Ged: Faith? In whot Hezdrel: In our dear Lawd God. God: But God say He abandoned ey' one down yers,

Hezdrel: Who say dát! Whe dare say dat of de Lawd Gad "of Новед?

God: Do God of Hoseat

Hezdrel: You heard me. Book yere, you is a spy in my brain.

God: No, I ain't, Hezdrol. I'm jest puzzled. You ought to kabw dot.

Hozdrel: How come you puzzled 'bout de God of Hostal

God: I don' know. Maybe I jest don' hear things. You see, I live 'way back in de hills,

Herdrel: What you wantor find: out

-God Ain't de God of Hores de same Jehovah dat was de God of Moses

Hezdrel [Contemptuously.]; No.. Dato' God of wrath and venge- ance We have de. God dat/Hoses preached to us. He's do one God,

God: Who's Hot

Herdrel (Reverently.]: De God of mercy.

day

God Hezdrel, don' you think

Hezdrel: 'I don': know?. I ain't bothered to think much about it. Maybe doy is. Maybe our God in de some of God. I guess we jest got tired of His appearance dat ol' way.

Lady Astor (C., Plymouth), in shocked tone: You ought not to. (Laughter.)

Ming Wilkinson (tartly): Well, you have done much the same. (Laughter.)

Miss Wilkinson protested against a man being allowed to bring into this country a foreign wife who would be entitled by her marriage to sit in the House of Commons.

Women members continued to carry everything before them.

After Mr. Clynes (Home Seere tary) had dared to say for the Government that, while they accept- ed the principle of the Bill, they could not accept it altogether, largely because of international difficulties and lack of unanimity among the Dominions, Mise Rath bone, the Independent member for the Combined English Universities, bore down under full sail on kim.

to

She made it clear that women would not be satisfied with tho Government's offer of legislati dim and dis ing, at some tant date, which would allow

British woman" 1

recover her own nationality, only if living apart from her foreiga husband., She demanded definite and im mediate action on the lines of the Bill.

Determined Women,

For the Liberals, Sir Herbert Samuel succeeded in getting in a few words edgeways in support of the Bill and in criticism of the lethargy of the Government,

The Bill was given n second rend ing without a division. It was clear that women members did not intend to allow the Government to

shelve the matter.

SUITOR'S LOVE PLEA IN

COURT

PASSION FOR ENGAGED GIRL.

A remarkable confession of love was made recently by a tempor. sistent suiter in Sheffield Folice Court

William A Doubleday Smith (81), of Macoma-road, London, stated to be employed at Woolwich | Arsenal and to have been connected with the War Office, was charged with being in the yard of a house

for unlawful purposes. For tho prosecution it was stated that Smith had been previously bound over on a charge of molesting a young woman for whom he had a consuming passion.

Smith, speaking with emotion and occasionally holding his head be tween his hands, told the Bench that ho had previously been in court and fined £60. Being unable to pay, he was committed to prison for three months.

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APPEARANCES

Last Monday, when he went, the War Office, there was an ins vestigation into his case. Whether WHATEVER he would be dismissed or allowed | ASSEMBLY

ONE to resign he did not know.

ENTERS, THE PER He admitted treating the young | BONALITY woman badly, but he loved her, and SMARTLY DRESSED always would.

MAN IS FELT AND. BESPROTED,

He knew that she was engaged to

be married, but even, in spite of that, he had had hope, but she did not want him. Neither had she any love for him.

OF A

TO BE WELL DRESSED IS A SOCIAL

Once he know she was married he would be settled, but the suspense DUTY, AND THIS and uncertainty were unbalancing 18 EASILY CARRIED his mind.i

OUT AT

I have lost all control with worry and suspense," he declared. dence, said that the position was The young woman, giving erl affecting her health and work.

} Smith, who was reminded that he bad been bound over to leave the young woman aloney said he would. do his best in future.

He was remanded in custody, the magistrates saying that at the moment they felt that a conviction would not meet the casei

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