The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-27

daughter Of q financial King. Tor an
bilious reasons.
The new s-tenoFrapher bIihfs son
ilmcrt Into his life. and he gtu4EIea
against a. With cold ~sSln1hne44 ne
decides 10 discharge her. but permits
her to remain ~ The entfeniy 81 the
head CLERK. Teflnw. who loves her.
Finding IN cannot overcome his
love. Norman resolves 90 possess Dor
otdy without benefit of Clergy" ~
sends Tetluw out ~ town. ard under
protest uf nnancinf nor father. In
stalis Dorothy in luxurious apart-
menta ard begins his insidinin cam~
unlrn. Tetluw returns. n discovers
Dorothy going 10 Normanu apart
ment, In JEALOUS rage he Informs tho
porroughs family. who cumc uper
Norman just "a he has seized Dorothy
IN passionate embrace.
Dorothy returns home to hnd her
father dead. Norman folloWs her
and even In the presence o. death
tries 20 possess her. She repuisea
him. He seeks fo~rgctruness IN drink
and she
In THE Hoodium the players are;
Alexander Guthrie. Ralph Lewis
John Graham,... Kenneth Harlan.
Dish Lowry. 49,. Melvin Messenger.
John Burke. Dwight crlttenden.
Nora....s......... Agile Herring.
Pat o'shauehnensy go. andrew
Arbuckie.
Abram Isaacs. 49,. Max Davidson.
The Puriiint. ....... Paul Muller.
Amy Burke. the Frenrh-heelcd.
crcpc-de-chined granrhild Of the mill
linnaIre Alexander Guthrie. didn't
have e care In the world. drove her
jaxz-model chummy roadster about
the streets of New York, was waited
upon BY four maids. tutored by a high
priced teacher whose doctrines went
In Amy's rirht ear and out her left
and was literally ldolixcd by the heavy
money Guthrie who some people Haid
was % considerable influence on Wall
street.
Thus Afr pnscnas HmpuFcd
In fact. Amy was - busy having a
good time that She forgot except
when saving her prayers after a hard
nights jazz dancing that her mother
was dead and that her fathcr was a
sociological writer Whatever that
wss) who wasn't homo except once
every five or six years.
SO Amy continued 10 break several
youug New Workers hearts ana was
anticipating n trip 10 Europe where
she. Htiii In her Teens. WAS planning
to try her charms on some % the
cute foreigners who wore moustaches
which looked 80 attractive In the
Old man Guthrie has his sixteen
trunks all packed and rendy 70 ship
Hhord the steamer when Amy's
father comes home. broke an usual
after one Of his seasons Mt sorip-
logical iccturlng. Amy hadn't secn
her father for a number OF years and
after greeting him and finding out
thar his finances would hardly buy
her a pair uf house slippers she asked
him.
A HrrDinlc R~eaohftiou-
Daddy. why don't ~ write stories
like they use in the moving pictured
The people don't care anything
about the science % human society"
Amy had looked up the word 'aorlo-
logical In a somewhat unused copy
Of Wcbster's.)
''Tut-tut-tut. chiid.' quoth the on
man. My work will live forever"
Yes. hut we won't" objected Amy.
"But l don't care. I'm going 10 live
with my father no matter where. Ev-
en- II it's on the-East Side"
The grabbed millionaire Guthrie
rlnted and stormed up and down the
Railways OF his Riverside drive homo
until he had , pain In his right side.
He wasn't able to influence Amy.
however. She packed a small grip
and went To live with her father In
ono OF the toughest and most iawieaa
parts Of New York.
Creighton street Ton tho East Sidel
was somewhat different from ady-
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