Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-03-06

CHAPTER H-Cou6iNued.
-
This Is too beautiful to go through
90 CAST Daphne cried. ~TEs wonder
11E- We ought to walk Promise me
ore can walk home It's such a gor-
gesRs night"
You're crazy. darling" he said.
1--WE got TO get to my office tomorrow,
and yeRFVe got to get home for break
EssEt~
@AfS eight for you" she pouted. But
44 was uone too serious q tragedy, and
ds.r spirits revived when the taxicab
exzsaed en- through theshrHbs about the
aHE bHz THAT had oace been the home
ge Nassageen'S brother and had heard
&1Sa laughter of The0dosia Burr and of
8aefEg Satnes in their primes.
DaeSaHe did not like the table the
aeG& Esaster led them to. It missed
10th the breeze and the view.
Can't we sit over tbere2" she said.
"TIs see"
Tt. bead waiter CAME reluctantly to
5GS ueG&. When Clay asked FOR the
fable. the answer was curt:
H&Ssssry, sir: it is reserved"
CEay felt insUTted. He whipped out
Sis uaeketbook and rebUked the tyrant
ESGff a 6fR. He thought it was a one
s1sasfag atll, SGT he saw a StV'' On it just
9s tine swift and subtle head waiter
ssEISagsled 1t without seeming to. To
4ssk EcE ie back or for change was one
at sft$ most impossible things in the
sss1rElX-
Clay made it as easy for his new
ssEagcs Ss he could.
"E ttentt think you understood which
Ssslle- I ufeant,'' he said, pointing to the
sa0s a@ had indicated before. ''That
s3Jle.@
On. that oneg" said the head wait.
90. Certainly, sir"
He Eed the way beckoning walters
+xnsF oalzaibuses and swapping his fin
goes
Gag ordered a supper as chastely
Gesfs1s as q sonnet. IL showed that he
s3ss5 Doth native ability and education
&@ 1f1e IEt of ordering a meal. He i'm
asggxssse& even the head waiter, and that
lis q GrsUEHph. That was Ciay's pur'
1ss1se. Also he wanted TO preserve his
SeEE FcspeCG and the walters attention
4a the face of the supper that was be
Ing adhered at the next taBle. Thai
Ns9S well ordered. too, but it was moi
u suGneg. ii was a rhapsody. 1t wa
t9Fdsred by a man whose guests had
lh= ye& arrived. When Clay had dis
GeM4cfaP2 his waiter he whispered tC
.ESapaHss
EsSee that fellow. That's Thomas
@TaEG1E duane, one of the wellest
aEHeaEGN f~aYASae4ors I'm New York. He wa!
crazy nag1t Leila"
Nat Bayard's Leila"
Yes. That's really why Bayard go
Gqaacssed SO quick He vas afraid Ton
ESsIasne wgEla steal her. Nice enough
@eEtas. Out too much money!"
E.1ag7ae looked at the big man, ant
gaagsz him looking at her with a ia
Nsrabsa appraisal. She stared hin
tEs6vstz with a cold seIf-pessession o
%sEss 4AAEnaricAn girl vino will neithe
HGfGG uoE finch. Dunno yielded an
G1Ernesf his eyes to Clay, recognize
SssG, and nodded.
4FEasag, Wimburn! H'ah var
"Eeeling fairly snappy." said Clay.
FIyus1a- showed a willingness to com
-sVes and be presented, but Clay KEEP
fgfH Oh with a lock like a pair of push
lEaG s1a1sfs~
nuazge lOitered aboGf, waiting 70
@ais gzesf1. He looked lonely. Daphn
sfea1 q mixture of charity and snobber
fa Yrsr heart. She whispered to Clay
~JHEite fhe poor fellow over here Il
&sfs guests come. I'm dying to be abb
,s1s cell the people at home that / me
FT1e great Duane"
lAaAan Clay shook his head.
e'HsH1 that you introduced him I
me"
Gay nodded. He beckoned Duar
scVec with hardly more than a motto
e4sG es1e eyebrows. Duane came with
szix@teriRg eagerness. He put his han
.ssE to Gay; and Clay, rising, mad
~Gse presentation
~YeFre not related to Bayard Ri
G tEgae.- Duane said, with an amiab
s1rsugr-
Hes mig brother. Why2"
oWe him a big grudge," sa
pzlEEsa2- Tile stole his wife from m
,asssE ~ Z a falling madiy in lo'
svffEa gier- Beautiful girl. your 70 81
Ger
~T-sse never seen her" said Daphne
~~KseaatifuI girIg' he sighed. "Mu'
Ssl@ ssssd for your Brother, infinite
tsegand me Why don't you both mo-
sser to my tablet Miss KeBable Is
3e ksexe with her manager. Nigh
e8exer @rt-Aiss Kembie- Have y
sneeE Der new pIay7r