The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-04
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Nintt be all right
;Chariis, that's q big contract"
Tho man addressed as Charlie
looked gioomily ct the fire. He
1 Wa a $ounE man who would at
ftifSt slatice bspassed as rather or
binary and upH&suming; but there
was something about his manner
th6f Compelled q second glance:
and fhst second glance showed that
.dilet manner really indicated
raDTss power. His clean.cut
.llf6rit b and chin belonged to no
weak ch aracter, His companion was
man many years his senior: a
ttnssloolctnR man Of fifty, with
white ndiiBtache and imperial.
ehaTiie.' continued Mr.. Cutler
h5nehtfulIy, rye set my heart on
having you elected district attor-
;n6y It's a post that needs just
such man as you are to I'LL It;
hut the people aren't awake. Elec-
tion's only two weeks of, and they
still cling to their old traditions.
PsFH culariy In the Ninth. 1t looks
bsd..,t
Charles Livingston nodded
Tlpomiiy. HIS whole ambition CEN
tered around his election to the COW
eEad post which he sought: and not
only his ambition but his hearts
desire was involved. For Phyllis
Cutler, the daughter OF the man who
was now speaking IN tones OF dis
e6uragement, filed his heart as
his political ambition did his mind.
He loved her, and was aware that
She returned the sentiment: but
there was no use speaking to her
GStern father unless he could point
tots strong, position honorabiy won
He must win that election! And
vet without the alI.important Ninth
ward-the social center of the city
he was helpless.
And he had no social position.
He had come from the country five
years before and by superhuman
struggles had made a success Of
law; In his practice he had become
acquainted WITH Col. Hubert Gut
Ter, and through him had met Phyl-
Iis-met her and lost his heart to
her, all on the same evening And
now he was candidate for district
attorney in opposition to the ma.
chine; 1t was an honor: hut what
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