The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-28
Margaret CARROTS
Husband 1m
hy JANE PHELPS

at home, and that she spoiled Bob
with her unselfsh devotion"
such devotion is not good for a
young man, II YOU mean the way she
encouraged Bob TO spend his time
with artists and writer's | think my
self tho atmosphere with which they
invariably surround themselves
great de!riment To a young man"
What "A good old maid was
spoiled when you married, Margd-
tct' Elsie laughed merrily bach
elor girl, rather, / suppose I should
say. But honestly | don't see where
YOU ever got your prosy ideas. Your
mother isn't a bit that way, and see
how happy she and your father are
| don't believe she ever found fault
when he went out. or with whom hC
went Eoun have to reorganizc
your ideas. change your attitude, or
I'm much mistdken--that is IL YOU
are to be happy soberly well, !
must he going, II you get a bid tC
the musicale be sure and wear an
your best toggeryl They dress like
everything at her affairs"
II don't think shall 60" I said
slowly.
But Bob will want to Co!"
That's Just IT, | am determined
10 get Bob away from those people
who think nothing OF taking him
away from me; and II go to their
homes with him it will he more dif
ticult TO impress upon him that ]
think them perhaps not unsuitable
but unnecess lry companions for him
You are incorrigibic." she said as
she left me. But gang your ain
gait"
II was nearly Q O'Clock when !
heard the honk-honk of the motor
then the elevator stop, and in a mo-
mont | was in my husbands arms.
You never must leave me again,
never" | almost sobhcd, so happy
was ! TO have him with me once
more, Promise me, Rob, dear"
asked as ! cluug to him, promise
me you never will leave me again.
1t is terrible without YOU
There, Margaret, don't be so OK
citahle. ] shan't go away for any
number Of days ripht away again, |
can't afford the time" he added I'm
a matter Of fact tone.
"But IT has been SO lonely" | con
tinucd
There was no need for you to he
lonely. dear You could have spent
The time with your mother had YOU
wished She would have been de-
lighted, | am sure"
But told YOU, Bob, that wasn't
going anywhere without you That
we were married, and that it was our
duty 20 be al in all to each other"
\ frowh crossed Bob's face but II
was gone in a moment.
Come on, let's forage for some
thing To eat. We had an early din
ner and the drive in has made mo
hungry lie led the way into the
kitchen
followed, not satisfied. but loath
To keep him waiting IL he were hun
cry ! really considered he had given
noe promise not 10 leave mo again
IN the few words he had spoken on
the subject; yet | wanted TO discuss
II further; to be sure he thoroughly
understood my attitude.
Did you so TO church today" he
asked, his mouth full OF cold beef
mo; | never go anywhere without
YOU" another slight frown was oh
seryable as he turned TO me and
said.
Really, Margaret. YOU are too old
10 be 50 childish, What utter non
sense for you 10 remain shut up In
the house Just because | could not
be with you-go where you went"
yet II is what I shall do as long as
I i've a remark which ELECTED no
answer; simply a yawn, ard a dec
laratlon that II time 10 go 10 bed.
Tomorrow--A Heated Discussion