Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-08-23

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: ccncenirnte Oh ansthIne her laxative
brother was saying. FAX an.
Aft'r youne stanton had gone. the
two ~ them stood there IN the road
and inspected ench other silently.
Then they turned without wor,l and
walked back 10 the steps Of the club
house.
Are you coming lnf' she asked.
Not tonIshi," he said. 1T would
spoil u all. Perhaps tomorrow. WIN
you be here tomorrow afternoonr
Il don't know. suppose so" she an
swcrcd nbsenily.
Perhaps you think owe you nn
apology" he sald. hut I'm not sorry.
40 ! cnn, very wen apologize. can TT
u suppose not" she agreed with a
little shrug. III was all a--a--mistnke.
and anywaJ-it would be terrible for
girl 20 have 20 face the fact that
she'd kissed man against hts will"
And with a slight laugh she skipped
up the steps aud disappeared within.
The next afternoon Enderly found
stanton senior IN the locker room at
the club.
well. Charley exclaimed that In
dIsldual ecniafiy. hack among your
own againf No more TO dwell In
henthen lands. ehi Had any golf
latelyT' M trer
Got some news for you. Stanton.
Met Charley In town yesterday. what
do you think Of thatT'
Stanton frowned. "Tnat cub dis
sraeed the santons forever Got
mixed up with chorus girl TO the
tune Of fifteen thousand dollars. and 7
couldn't anord a. either. Thought his
motherd never be able TO hold up her
head againr' He looked around
stealthily. slows the boy lookIn'r'
he asked.
'Fine-snd making good In every
way. He's working with Rodgers q
Weeks competitors Of yours. Said IL
might be good thir,g to know the
business some day In case you might
need him" -aaT
did he say thatf" demanded stan
ton.
That and a iot more. He's a tine
boy, Stanton. Good blood In him."
by, George. Enderly. I've missed
that boy said the older man. sitting
down heavily ON the bench. Husky.
good-looking young devil. and just 50
full Of pep he didn't know what TO do
with IL ALL"
"why don't you send for himr" per-
suaded Enderly. with his hand on the
others shoulder He's had his lesson.
Let me telegraph for him to come
home"
Up In the hall Enyieriy finished tele-
phoning and stepped from the booth |
Just as Grace stanton and her dsugh.
Ter entered.
"why. Charley Enderlyi'' exclaimed !
Mrs. stanton. catching his two hands
eagerly. "Ada. dear. this Is the young
nan who used TO Ash YOU ont Of the
,reeki you used positively TO ndore |
him" W rHIrl
EAtu tAtHr NtMutDn tntAMNI-
entity, looking out OF the window.
Ada Stanton. n you aren't nice to
Charley Euderly, m shake you. said
her mother lmpatientfy.
MY goodness. ma'am.- exclaimed
hat young lady srimly. swhat do you
rant me 20 do--kiss himr'
IT wouldn't be the first time
aughcd her mother. recalling the aw-
ul past Of Ada's childhood. n
"Nor the last. maybe. grfnned En-
Ierly. leading the reluctant Ada out
oward N veranda.
Half an hour later. stanton senio~
nd driven wild into small clump OF
woods just beyond the third green.
nd while hunsng for the bali he OBJ
erved to his dismay a girl aEi man
itting on a log. The party Of the
rst part was his daughter and she
rus being kissed--and seemed to like
!. whereat stanton pushed the eager
nddle out and hurried away. Lost
ALL" he chuckled.
And that night he confided 10 his
ponse as they prepared for bed. I'm
iedlately Mrs. stanton marched into
er daughter's room for an Interview.
hut she found Ada quite unshamed
hough full OF slly-eyed wonder at the
we that had surprised her, 80 Grace
tanton returned TO her husband In
We. A.
"My word. :" she murmured. This
The age Of speed. Those two are
ngsgedv' HS
Aud then she cried--becaSse. well
Iothers are queer. sometimes.