Family illnesses and other problems caused Margery Wilson, later to become an outstanding actress, author, and lecturer, to have to try to earn money to support her mother and sister while she was still a young girl. She got a job playing a piano two hours per day, during luncheon and dinner breaks for the orchestra, in a theatre in Cincinnati. But about that time, some well-meaning social workers had put through a child-labor law, which was applied to her. Two indignant women came with a police officer and took her bodily out of the orchestra pit. She was under age and should be in school, they said. They were going to see that children did not work - and that was that! But they seemed not to care that at the moment she was the only support of two members of her family. Miss Wilson says, …