Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-28
A Thrilling Story Of The Great White
Way"
TODAY S INSTALLMENT.
BY BERTRAND sAscocN

II Broadway had cooked and offered mis-
guest IN particular-hc couldn't have been
any more particular as 10 the season
ing or its reception by the little company
than DE vas tonight as TO what was
served. how, and when The only help he
had in the service was that given by one
Of the small boys from the plant whom
Bob had used al the Grand hotcl' as
a sort OF valet for himself and Broadway.
At Broadways announcement Of the
dinner to Bob. the latter had enthusiasts
ideally volunteered to help IN It's prepare
ton He and Broadway would show the
Spotswoods what they could do IN the
way of simple living and the preparation
OF a good meal Bob would even have
Clara help. But the moment he and Clara
were in Jones Manor forgotten was that
and all similar promises, SO Jackson
and little Jimmie struggled in the llitch-
an as best they could Mrs. SpoJswool
had cheerfully offered to help, but Jack
son wouldn't permit that, and the Judge
he rejected on the ground that he was
not a bachelor
TOO MANY EMOTIONS.
But while he tried to cook with Boil
and Clara hanging over the old plano
emotions TOO complex for his own analysis
sIrged through him. SO that was one set
or emotions being developed in the old
home this night
Bob and Clara had another set. But
theirs were fairly simple The course OF
true love seemed. in their case, to meet
with no obstacle. Their emotions were
very simple. and so hardly interesting ia
any other than themselves or the judge
and his wife That happy couple we're
IN still another frame Of heart that was
exceedingly simple. too.
They were Joyous at the growing feel
ing between Clara and Wallace and not
entirely unhappy over the strange emo
tional state that seemed to their keeuly
Qbservant eyes to exist between Josie and
jackson. Their knowledge, or their sus-
picions, concerning the two came entirely
from the face and conduct Of Jackson.
From Josies air or manner they could
earn nothing.
The girl was rather quiet. answering
abSently, If at all. and seemed TO have
effaced herself almost completely The
usual vigorous personal quality Of this
young woman, which formerly would have
filled the room 10 overfowing, was not
gone entirely SO, after a time, the judge
stu MS WIG Ndltullls the HtuEhNS tidTd
about he filter from the parental nest
ceased to think of orobserve Josie.
SAMMY is CAREFUL.
The last. and perhaps least, person OF
his set, with varying emotions, was
Sammy, the judges fat son, who sal IN
The corner lingering his banjo and longing
to begin lie wanted to take the center
of the stage. but as the dinner had not
been served, he feared any parental pun
.shment which might deprive him OF his
dinner. however dubious the prospect OF
getting anything tit 10 eat with Broadway
in the kitchen might be
While his guests chartered or thought
of their various concerns. as their dis
positions might be, Broadway, alone with
Jimmie in the great ire-bricked witchen
Thich had ministered 20 The wants OF
many generations Of the Jones family, was
IN agony. lie had bought vast ouan
tity Of lamb chops. feeling that i'm these
little red slabs lay a symbolic meaning.
Josie had talked SO strangely of chops
that he had eagerly bought all that the
three butcher shops Of Jonesvnle could
spare from their small stocks. Even in
The shops he had examined them. He
had turned them over and over in his
hands as though he expected to find