The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-22

ladies' with his bcastly weed
You did not seem to takc it
to heart until some othc' ladies go
OF the car"
Railroad reports" observed CAos-
ter are crystalline clear I'm t.,ir
iutclligibility compared WITH Wo.
mans mind That is one conclusion
at least to which am driven
Then you admit that you have
gained something from this ,on,"r.
sation?'
I'm ploto's apology the man who
has scusc enough to know that hc
knows nothing is hcraid'i as the
wiscst man
II should think that he would feel
apologcttc if he said auytlus ulr
that"
You are pleased to be- critical
Come h1c., again sometime, Mr.
Taylor' said the girl. "aud viii
teach you something more"
And yet" soliloquizcd Chester ON
his way uptown that night c. G.ld-
smith does not think her manner
strange"
one OF thu great classes in "a tccm.
ine uis city is that consisting OF
the iirh obscure. Th,eo asy peo
pie Who have Withdrawn from ,1cic.
ty or who were never u it. widow
rrs his. Mr. TNumg with s.us
>till m SCHOOL or daughters Hul
too young to come ont. who are
found .u thr cddics aud bacl,v1trrs
of the residence districts OF the ri.a
and srcar Many apartments m the
big hotels and apartment houses ar"
occupied hy people of almost tabu
luus wealth whose manner, are ucN.
cr in tine papers or In the mouth of
the public, buJ can he found ON many
a stockholders list They have no
business connections ana associates
hccaus" they have long since re-
much of the great annual sum Of
money necessary to maintain the
pleasures ana entertainments of tho
big city Richard Twining was ono
% this number which partially ac
counts for the fact that Perry Lang
ham had lost track OF his move.
mouts during the summer The only
pace whore information could be- oh
tanned waS AT Mr.. Twuings clubs,
ana New York clubs are moro than
chary about giving ont facts as 10
the whereabouts and movements of
their members. They would have
forwarded Perry's letters. but he
did not feel that he was IN a posi-.
ton To write
Perry was actually under the same
rcof with the Twinings nov. aud
Chester was dining with him that
, evening. by way # compromise. for
Perry had protested against his leav.
ing AT all They were still discuss
ing Chester's departure at dinner.
and Perry was urging him to re-.
consider, pack mp, and move back
again"
"ln the first pace" urged Perry.
1T would be characteristics It's Just
lil," you to make two moves day"
Il like the Stockton on Washing.
ton square replied Chester banter
ingly, that We are rivals. We should
never get along together"
we are not exactly rivals, Chet."
replied Perry with sudden gravity
Don't nut me down for blightei
being. or anything of that sort.
really believe that I'm welcome
guest AT the Twinings. but Miss
Twnins was unable 10 see me in
just the light in which wished
to be- considered
You mcan-?" asked Chester.
Yes, she trun' me down. and they
went 10 Europe, and ! spent the
summer in town instead of in my
usual haunts. and wrote a lot of
bum poetry, and I'm not bit wan
and pale. Never felt better in my
life. And now you move me into
the same house with them. and de-
sert me in the hour Cf peril. refuse
10 live with me. Have some wine
Is there any way asked Ches.
ter slowly, ignoring the profforcd
bottle. "in which you could possibly
bc white and square 10 me which
YOU have overlooked? You are even
willing 70 let me have any inningT
---"
I'm glad that you put It Just tina
way interrupted Perry. I'm glad
that Won realize that thov are inst