The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-07-10
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The e. s'a ssssaa : time that night
or the c.ssodIsh. sitting at a small
derrick I ausy cafe where the night
e !, y a. v city streamed continually inuag
o. ' ost regarded the telegram
y. s%d op IT., upon the white napery' 1t
.pe,r Greek. COLORADO, 4-2-9.
,,srics oaveadish, College Club
Kew York City. ~,
JILL We Westcott."
|hdly.
No second time that night too.
.rs rose before him. a picture OF
s,sIus. towering mountains, and
mees that spoke of the freedom
lin Of outdoor living. He had
hat life once before, when he
4 Westcott had prospected ana
main together, and its appeal
nav after three years of shall
st,tcIng In the city was deeper
= old Jim," he murinured,
4 my-dirt at last only to lose 1t
3 reeds me. BY George, | think
INV should he not? Only
,sIue. he could still AFFORD to
& few years in search of living.
Irupe left him at the death OF
~ was safely invested, and
4 M close friends in the city and
.l,tireS except a cousin, John
- for whom he held no love
ME regard.
IA almost determined upon go
: Dnr Creek to meet Westeott
- alling for his check wher
mfon was arrested by a nois,
Z four that boisterously tool
4 q nearby table. Cavendisl
~ the two women as member
xorus Of the prevailing Revue
Gem Celeste La Rue, an az
blonde with thin lips and {
voice, whose name was syn
With midnight escapade
Wing wine. His contemptuou
4 the sight of them deepene'
6ssusted sheer when he say
~ Of the men was John Caven
y cousin.
\ two mems eyes met, and tn
ii 1 slight, mild-eyed youth wit
- chin, excused himself an
ID himself at the elders table.
MI you join usT" he said mel
111ick Cavendish's trim, bearde
||1htened and De shook his heat
h are not my people" he sal
b, then retreating, begged, "JOhl
ar you going to cut that sol
IN make me weary" the be
Nd Its easy enough for yo
alk when you've got all the none
IT gives you an excuse to read n
y homIlies every time 1 ask yc
! dollar, but Miss La Rue is ,
= any one Of your friends al
= other controlled himsel
- , n you wantT he demand'
eely Money! If so, how much
4 h1n6fed win do" the young
- eagerly. Il lost a little
~, and have to borrow. T
! Mt the Girl
edeEiek Csyendish siIenced hi
rendered him the bills. "Nov
aid lussely, "this is the last. u
you cutout such people as Celes
me and others that you train Va
u'ed Of paying bills for your ina
ussnce and parties. / can C,
yepr income and what's more,
en'ess you change"
= moment the dissipated you
wed his cousin, then an ane
Mounted into his pasty face.
l'u-you-' he suffered, "-y
y hell.-
A'hout another word the eli
.olsn summoned the waiter, p,
eA and walked toward the do
Sarted after him, a smile of do
ms face. He had heard Cav
!Areaten before.
3 Frederick Cayendish reacl
1eet and the fresh night
through his lungs he came t,
realization and then a res,
me realization was that ST
pleading would avail moth
N cavendish, he needed a
zne resolution was to give il
sfned the matter over in
ne walked along until ref
ended by the doors of
uao which appeared abrul
ann In their swinging cir
immediately to the writ
e aside his things and
ae FIRST thing to do. he
70. obtain an attorney
regarding the proper st
ner reason than that {
seeasionally in The corr
/ g Patrick Enright,
= : page boy, he asked