The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29


enough 70 SEQ thAm He looked cross.
Lucy explained Her cf,eeits were very
red now.
seem 10 understand.
tury's cheeks wore redder. 60 Emmy
Lot, came forward. thinking that she
might make Il pi1lner. she was blush
ting. TOO. They both explained: they both
m FED at the man eagerly Willie they ex-
tlained: they both looked pretty. but
then trey dld not know That,
The n,nN wheeled round little more
and listened. Then ne got 40. ne push:
ed hia mi tmck and scratchtd his head
h nd nodded "a ne surveyed them, Then
he nut hand Il, pocket and pursed his
lips al he looked down 90 them,
"And what am I To get. u i give yot,
The advertisement r. asked the man. lie
was smiling joco~cly. and here he pinch-
cd Lucy's cheek pinyfully between q
Thumb and fore. Anger. sss X
arm. Miss Krrain had posted them
tt,oro,,ehly ~ 70 their business.
"And what. then. do get7" repeated
The man. fsy ID Il. "a
Emmy Lou VA. producing paper.
"a receipt" IA Emmy t.ot,.
Tho man shouted. So did the other
man.
Emrny lou ard Lucy were bew'dered.
''its worth the p-lcA." said tho nhn:
H. promised. them the advert tsome nt. and
walked bach through the cellor-like store
With them 70 the outer door.
Come "a Ia" Safh the man.
on the way 70 the next place they
me, Emmy tot. t'ncie Cha ris. II was
,, near his once. He was pleasant per.
son .c NEE. down town. ~ Il ,'a.'ally
meant . visit 10 4 tcerta,n al,,rtns candy
riace. He was teelns ever, now " MS
change pocket ne no came up.
..How now .aid h. and wh'r. to-"
nen~d 10 mention thh psrt shoot the
G..what7 Al ia t!nc,e Cha riie. ''you have
Ceen--say that over again.
No moro advertisements we've secured
that morning. No more wore solicited.
Emmy to,, found herself Fo'ns hnn"
with lump In her throat. Uncle Cha r''s
hsA never spoken 70 her Ia that tons
before s. a.s,.. ..y,a, ~ sa3ss,,. 4,
.l.ncy Ind gone on 10 har fnther'a store.
.. Uncle cha r,,e had suggest I'd she ask
permission before she seek bus'nasa TAR
'" Thero we're others .. t1ncle Charities
; way Of thinking. On Monday the Pla.
TN ina we've requested u meet Pro-
fpssnr Koenis In hIs Once Prcset"or
Knenis WINS kindly but mai. He had
Just heard Of the paper and IT, methods.
~ aimed "a conduct his school on dN.,
rsrsnt ,inSs jsIs was his request that tbs
matter ne, dropped r IL
Mies Kiirnin was indignant. She was
excited: shs was exalted and "nSnnrdrd,
Miss Ktlrain said more psrhnps than shs
realised $40 s5,, .sB Ms
..He's only helping. TO rul the roof
down AZ, HE own head" aatd M'as k!tra.n;
cts only another proof Of his inability
10 adapt himself 10 modern methods
Next month was Dsrenher the hlsn
school ,dtc,rntd tor The ho 10y. !s1.
t,r,paring Tor 4 debate. 4 definite with the
,msh achoo, boys protessor Koerig had
thought tie debats an excellent thsre and
offered hls library to tire society eor use
lin prepa IA tion. saying that friendly
rivalry between the two schools would
be an excellent and stimulating thing.
( These dayr Miss Kilrntn was holding
nioof from the society aro ttr deter w. y.
Ing tendencies She, shook hnr head ana
loot "a ~ the members sorrowfufly.5
The debate was set tor the first Friday
in the new year.
/ one morning In tho holiday. Uncle
Charlie looked up from his paper: You
arc sotns e have new principal said said.
New pp,no,pai4--..t' said Emmy Lou.
...nnd Professor Koenig?"
Like other classics, said Uncle Chafilc,
.,ho r. being put on tho shell They
have asked him to resign"
"And who Is the new one7 asked
Emmy lou. SAS9F
"The gentleman named as likely ls
F:ofeaeor Brya
"oh. said Ernmy Lou, no.
~ nm o. the optn,on. ,1 sharssors. n saia
o,,Iial Gazette viii make ts appearance
II, ,t's Professor Bryan. said Emmy
ou there Is mo need Of my working
any more on the dsbH t.
why not. = said Uncle Charlie
TT IT. Mir. Bryan, he'u never 10 sno'n