The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-19
CHAPTER W.
In Tulsa


',I. ,,r. and there she stood, MS
.t slgtcr. with carriage that
Usnnguished her from most
- s,men. Jack Emery used 10
t.r Mary was Just distln-
...F ..lor-made woman on the
80. t.fin the house she was an
h. ra PIN she looked ike an
..rt then and there. lie
on, t.ersside with a bound. and
I, ,r. .v Of being together again.
IL. r,l me way 10 her limousine
"I D.. helped her In PM said
'.,. rr.g' Mary, a Pierce Arrow
e... ....r you're putting on.
only smiled and told the
,ss.,ff,.-. 20 drive home.
'"Vr.r .9cy were off Phil took hoth
~. hands and told her win
1rd milling over themselves OF
',n ro.I sartune that had come 10
,, gr l.s way out when he told
Ss,'" S, p.. .amc of his friend Mary
,J Why, Phil, Mr.. Winston Is
.,,y ,re richest man In the oil
,,rl .tI' ue is the biggest all round
. Zoo / remember very well
H',r.oc mother and father talking
.,oyt Uirry winston You surely
- gl..a on YOUR feet, you lucky
n~, phil. 70 is good TO hs together
.,re, this long separation. Isn't u t''
=, s,slg md for few minutes they
~ soeaw md for a few minutes they
.at with1ut saving a word. They
.,,, through the broad long ave.
,,es N Tulsa, past beautiful homes
srd gsraens. imposing churches and
,Yhl'c buildings. You fairly take
~, breath away, sister. | had no
|, ,4s, I was coming to this and this
and this as he looked north, south,
,,,' and west over miles OF city
roofs ,,.,
|c4,v's growth. as 7 wanted to impress
l,on Isn't II truly yonderful-all
these beautiful homes and imposing
bindings have gone UP as II by n
'magicians wand"
There vas the tone In Mary's
voice that is heard when people feel
,se pride Of early settlers.
They soon came to Mary's home In
Maple Ridge, part OF the city de-
voted only 80 beautiful residences 1t
is Ike a great park, as they drove
through the broad gateway. with Its
tan lamp lighted posts on through n
beautiful lawn 10 the portcochere.
Phil grabbed his sisters shoulders
and fairly shook her. MARY Coulson
Emery. why on earth have you kept
all this magnifIcence from your old
pal " ooh. " is such fun to surprise
you. huf wait until you see the kid
dee they are the hest Of all. and
Jack. nope. will be here to greet
you"
As they entered the hallway Jack
Emery came 10 meet them and wei
coined Phil with the greatest cor
Id.a!itvOand then tumbling over each
loiher IN their haste down the stair
vav came tho dearest or rosiest OF
twins Susan and Philip. Phil gave
one long whistle as he gathered the
youngsters in his arms and ass,im cd
once the airs of young Uncle
bng deprived OF his rights. Jack
FMS is all very wonderful. knew
YOU had made good. but didn't
know that II went so far as this
why these very kiddies are a sur
prise, ! thought OF them as little
babies still'
Babies Uncle Phil, why we ride
Ncyc,es' and Susan made her feet
Nv ln imitation OF their speed. "Oh
No. INDEED, | saw at once when you
rame down stairs that I was mis-
taken Phil hurried to say. They
oil laughed, and Mary told the twins
they might take their Uncle to his
rom as dinner would soon be ready,
~ OF they went.
7 After dinner while Mary went up
VITA the children to tuck them IN
he'd. Jack and Phil talked over the
pros and cons Of Phirs new work.
JACK had many good suggestions
N make and told Phil he could not
nave started under better auspices,
II Winston likes you and you make
Yourself valuable, as know YOU
Till YOU can walk right straight
ahead 10 success"
Again Phil saw the vision of
SNanna this time bn the white horse
WIN her head held high.
when Mary Joined them Jack
hale somo excuse and went into his
nldy. for he knew the sister and
No'h'r would like to be alone to-
gtLher after their long separation
ne evenings were growing cool,
ana Mary and John sat on a low
t'ai before a wood fire In the library
s.d TAXED until late. Phil told Mary
MS adventure and how Shanna,
L' dream lady had come to him in
,he storm Mary listened intently,
"o'lng kc"nlv AT Phil at times and
x,hen he spoke with great feeling OF
n~ Heslre TO Join the French In
.helr fight for liberty. she put her
a.ms around him and they were
Tfht tor time. and then Mary
~. Phil II Is all up to you. You
ANpW when YOU started out in the
world three years ago we "hitched
0ur wagon 10 a star. So far Phil.
] cannot soc that you have turned
sue You are young and strong
ana you are the Master OF your fate
n," The Captain OF your soul. You
make your dreams come true
nave such faith in you" Phil
'''1'' ms sister good night and went
ms room, but not to sleep until
~. had written n long letter To shan
L'Uhg her OF all that had come
A.. nun I'm the past four days. and
,s.N."s her to let him write her until
.s met again He addressed the
,,,rr To- bradford. Pa. the only
lures h' knew, but alas. II came
Nv, weeks later unopened and
pps.Aea 4nnlaimed' but undaunted
~. Wro'" again and again with the
sne result ~
G. NH Nn'U in his heart that
b., ,',lN" JoUrie was tho one woman
'he word for him and he believed
NE. 700 .now II. and 50 he waited
's,.1. .'.er years these very unopened
' proved a good diary OF Phn's
6,c.' wa obliged 10 take rooms
re,.a-o ~H io he near his office and
nats ma trains, but he was glad to