Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-23
Ruth Has Delightful Trip to New
port Wiuh MIR. Mnndcl.

CHAPTER xviii
The gasp Ruth heard was not re-
assuring 81
whats that you say7" Brian
asked ana his voice was so rnncoua.
10 made Ruin shiver with dread OF
what he would say when he realized
she WINS really going
~ am going t1 Newport 20 look
ht "a house 10 be done over. Ill be
back tomorrow night n find 1
cant O.. l'll wire YOU" then before he
could answer she glanced at the
clock. She must go at once. Good
bye, 1 can't wait another miuutel"
and she huns up without waiting FOR
an answer.
II was hard 90 GO away without
even hearing him say good bye"
but perhaps lt was best lio.perhaps
was anrry. and 10y the time sho re-
turned would have cooled of Never
thelcss her eyes were swimming
with tears when she gave her final
instructions 90 Mrs Crawford
'ke sure you give him all the
things Ne likes to- eat she eau
toned showing She Ike other wum-
en-, knew ono waN ut least TO placate
a man.
Indeed I VIM and don't YOU wor-
ry mUum" Mrs, Crawford had soon
understood how matters wcrcl had
sepaod Briuu's dislike To having his
vito work even though it made7him
more comfortable
MIR Mandcl was waiting 40 the sta
uop
hIust on tlmr'' no said pleasantly.
qs he took her bag and helped hor
into tho trnla He had two seats In
the pnrl0r cnr,Apn the shady side and
had luid late magazines ON both Of
them ilIs own luggage also had
been placed iu the ear before her ar
rival
"rhA ls comfortable" Ruth said
ls she Hank back In tho chair. and
the porter. On response TO motion
from Mr. MAndcl brought her a
. hnwook fHr her frot
Travelling ls hard enough at any
/ twr tnd under AN circumstances. /
| hclirys ira hcInE comfortable as pos
Nbl,.' hr returned. then picked up
I'a mNTawus and was soon buried In
| iN contents
Ruth WAS thankful she did not
/ have TO UIk Her wind was fun 81
/ her own affairs She could not for
| Fyt that gasp she had heard when
| Hho first told Brian she WIS going
away. and abo frlt decidedly uneasy
/ as 10 what hr would suy on her re-
/ turn. liu would by terribly put out
j that she know. perhaps angry but
/ he would have nearly two days 90
hnk 10 over Perhaps he would be
/ Sensible and not no su angry as she
/ fearcd Nlth un unconscious sigh ut
his Lack of sympathy lu her venture,
| shc also picked up "a magazine. ne
had piVd to notice the sharp glance
Mr. Nludul gave hor when he heard
that sish
Neither spoke until luncheon was
announced T1au hc laid aside his
magazine and said
suppose ve go rirhf In. re-
served table and tho food will be
hotfrr Nc wu $50 Ht once
Ruth roso ohedlcuily She had
travelled so little was really unfomil-
Bar with dumg cars To such an eN-
tHu. that Hbu Ike n child, conaid-
ored It troot 80 eat in one. y
sHo ordered very simple lun-
Chyun. which be insisted upon ELp-
ulgmcntuE with a dish or two
"Nou viii find your appetite when
you commence to Dlt' hn told hCr
HDur always does when travelling
Luncheon 0nlshru. Mr. Mandel
went into the smoking ear and did
NOT rulnuonr iur Nn hour He had
vh1ttei pleasantly through lunch
I ouu NOT wrufNnur business. and go
urr.rniluo Ruth from duinr so. al.