Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-28
:: BROADWAY JONES =:
BasedOn George ". Cohans Play Noe Raining York

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he had done the same. But they told
him absolutely nothing. After u time he
! became aware that Jimmie was looking
at him.
Say, sonny" Jackson asked quickly,
| "whatll We do with these thinRs?"
| COOKING THE CHOPS.
! "Wbv, cook them, Of course, said
Jimmie
Certainly" responded Broadway. But
how"
! Jimmie scratched his dark little head.
! Lamb chops were entirely out of the fru-
! gal experience Of his parents ana Of him
sell.
! 90 think we had some oucst." he said,
when I was a Kid, anu that me mother
( boiled en-"
49," said Broadway. I'm sure they
are broiled."
Jackson had lighted too many good
! cigars not 10 know how to make a proper
fire, and, starting the kitchen range had
been one of the tasks Of Jimmie, SO no
fault could be found with their Are.
Broadway raksd aside n bed of live GOALS
and then placing some OF the chops in a
collander, set It over tho fire. He did
not know enough about the art as prac.
Jced in the lobster palaces to turn them.
and they began cooking merrily on one
side
But soon the heat melted tho solder
"nlrh heIo inc TN utensl together and
thick clouds of smoke arose These
penetrated to Inc upper parts of Jones
Manor.
Without doing more than cough at the
smoke which Broadway thought probably
a necessary part Of cooking. Jackson
started the preparation of the rest Of his
dinner This was far more simple and he
! could not go very far astray The vege-
tables and salad gave little trouble too,
for hc had often observed his salads in
! the lobster palaces lie had even noted
on the many occasions when he d;ned on
! br"adWaJ that vegetables came 10 the
| table peeled. So he had only to slip them
peeled, heavily it is true, into some Of the
many pots and pans in the enormous
! Jones kitchen, adding water at the sus-
gestton Of Jimmie, to whom this part OF
| the process was perfectly clear
AID FROM JOSIE.
,,. 49,, s,,(, "a ho1" oooN mixes an
, ,,,,g s'L,y,o' >''"'i,'e' jackson "t'er
80. icy y ''o'""S ~ Oh coughing as ne
III fIi1 "'iao"'
;, 80 ~ ""a I1iIsctiy Serious but to
,,,,.... '''' - , .V' 1t was answered with
pr',,,,,,,, '' i 'noSl charming Laughter
~, 1l, ,',',' e''' Nno"m Josie was ut
nc uooi, ,o' lare Almost divine 1t seemed
~ ','e S'iar''ei' hioad"ay' IS her laughter
'r r,''s oii.
,,'u I,o' ieI''nIh mere long. WITH
80 SO q'' ~ manner is nfoad"ay mad never
l,.an a.. ', 81 t' oy'o'e she 'aITIy danced
w., ,''e ''oo' 20 'He smoking TN utensil
~ d moment she mad struck it into sink
| .,I, 90 "'o" u poker
~. - -'ii H'u ,ndl you only sat at the ia
l ''v IA '''e " 'i'o'"' rfoao"ay' she laughed
out.
aot,,a,,,' o ~ "' ',ie many t'ines ne had
=, th r,a,o,' go 40! ""%S from Inc Kitchen
''V [9,''u' e','7 l'g had irequented Gre
,oa, a. i',5 ,''iio ., ,ne erI words were
| Spet .,I p'ot'eu OUT by ms consciousness
she had called Mn, "pr,o Gr,a,, ;, ''''''
| His knees bent until bo o1r,,,+ -,,,,o,
to be l,neeIjn,- while he Iran 49,,
anron ne had thnuebtf,,II,, ,,,,t, " c. ~
the bptrher IN tho ,,fI.,e,o -. !, -, - VA
,oe,r on,ra
! 10 oNSGH9'
Go ahead and give your orders" he
s"'u ierNehuy' IN take orders from you
Tor the rest ot your life--Josie."
| men ne stralghtened up proud of hav-
! ing cared TO can her Josie, But she did
NOT seem to nave noticed it,
Aou Il certainly take orders from me
! now she began and stopped.
broadway call me Broadway Gag
cry supplemented jackson,
| 9he nhlsneu'
! Mr.. Jones. for I'm going to make
! you get inns dinner as 1t should be got
| why! again dared jackson
! Instant smile appeared on the lips OF
! 'ne sirl.
| I really am very fond of--the judge,
you Know she said carelessly. you
| Know ne had dyspepsia tcarfully last win
Ter
| On said Broadway, and he fell fran
! w." 80 " 'i'i'"' i'i"ieleu p'aSS vase
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