The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-15

that Mr.. Atwater seemed to have settled
down again after some recent agitatlon
caused by. Mobiles trying TO 40 MIN q, a
strikinp favor, and that she believed u
n,irht he no preach OF tact for Noble
I'm call that evcning-especially as sne
would be- out on the porch ana ne
rcrdn't ring the bell. Would she De
alon"--for once? 1t was improoaolc'
yet it could be hoped. 49,
But ms Noble came hoping up tho
etrcrt. another already sat beside julia
sharing with her the wicker settee on
th, dim porch. This was NeWlanG san
dcrs, the horn-rimmed young college
lin: and as 1t happened that others too
frequently proved thsy could Sit on
Julia's porch as long as he could, he had
formed the habit of Selling the first OPP
portunity to familiarize her with MS
latest work. l.,
The rorch was dark. and to go In.
doors to the light might have inVolVGd
~ close Il juxtaposition TO peculiar olo
Mr.. Atwatcr. who usually sat In the
library reading either Darwin or de-
violets, verse and Julia's callers. But
the rcsourccful Ncwland, foreseeinG
everything. had brought with him a
small pocket fashlight to illumine his
manuscript. ITS vers libre," he said
as he moved the aashliGht over the
told you I was beginning to take that
up. It's the new movement, and l felt
l ought to master It.
"Of course" she said sympatheticaily.
though with a little nervousness. be
lust n wee bit careful with the naSn-
i'E S,,' r,con-and read In your nice
WINDOW; ! III" Iwoys like poetry best
10" 49, ,,n,ost whispered. 1 think 1t
sounds more musical that way. mean.
so NI m,I' aho,.nJ His voice was
Ncw!and opcEru, annr.ci.tIve of
hushHd and rroiG1HHn",EE d; app bic vers libre
inc tn"Sin ~
rs ne rrhu' ANN LOVE
,,, ~. ri,. ,na nool
LUSH whlte lilies ines '', ne, ' inoting glasses:
Ike lHCSS t ';,ims u,derfoot
! t"au 'nr l''..S 80 mo;
4'a S,;Ir rb ~" ,naidens WOO me,
w. va noti
p,,, rLnu,
'rho, nrt cornfIoyer.
c,amhirn.cvodi
hond,
Cor,gowcr ask n question:
- I,,iio cnenk-
Julia smoke I'm afraid" she said.
,tUo <[u.Ia nd.s shirt filled with q
Mn'.G cxIraordinary even in an in
,nrr,,rtcI nort-"I'm afraid it's Mr.
Mi ro,,'irr IN the walk Wen have
to rostronc--" She rose and wen:
rucst How nice Of you to come"
TcbIc remaining on the lowest stem.
ruIred and clunr 10 her hand in a sud-
dan foyer Nice to come" he said
hoarsrly IT'S eight days-ciGht days
-"irht days since"
Mr. Sanders Is here" sh esaid. IT'S
So dark on this big porch people can
hardly sec each other Come up and sit
with ms | don't have to introduce you
tw,, men 70 each other"
L.
MI" orI "IJ'lo Sanders" I'm n manner
- .,,,ob s,irbtinr sunariority that only
w., ",rnort f,niIjaritv could have bred
= rontnmnt go nacnificent. And. when
Inc three were seated. Mr.. SaDders
.bo,,yh, VOL to add: "Hoy's rent coll
in,,in~ ,bcsc d,vs Dill among those
4, ,r,y shnntIes over in Rucktown?"
-, 49, n,-,, Sohra ,,o,.od convn,siya-
l" ita-aII,r ne sbuJdcred 70 he Tins
~, I.IaeIa' ~ , IL nresopca an tr,niica
non OF any ln'''eriectlon VI I,n''Sri i ms
pmrM'F t n[ soro,o' Wa .nn god ~ affect
ap,G. ii"mr t ne r,I1t%u e,nt CO..
Il I'Snt I'uE ,,ia, a. ~ ,.oioo 80 ~
'Lr; as nr ou.rn, "tIn,r,s nootry
Strrf mHu'' eo"''o'' '" p''
'" nWbst," N.wl,nd demanded botIv
..,,-,Mn",,;, ", "o''''
IN. uiu G"u Fay n .,u,
Ta'u. ~. ~ poesa ~ 80,
rem II 10 al your Fe'"''o"s the way
!oM e uSc,i TO- D,,.,
SEC mere I'M.
we'll what you want SHnuris'
low !ri 70 iSih anTG. '"aHEs you
unorTStanu. sa'u -Ne"'ann. Iou ne.
ter Keep your nina on correcting TOUT
I"I,"rS "reh lIo,n soi'" PooF ote
darky widow. and don't"
>-.,in na'nei 49, my Hl.nT Oh .1 VA:
cnso; ia ~, ,n,S III.
.,m' 49,, Sn ,,' 49, ,,ir' 49,, lid
~, ~" III I'm, ~ 49, "a
Nv '''e t''' 'ou' A"''''' y"
W. Ju i, IL
Nr"ldnu ineeT ~ hLe" .ns
M, W surS ms o;u u1 dd,,,T,, ';ru
fmrio,n h~ tho prosnact ~ 10 rnnoti-
ian hero 1Ia bar.n qcrceIv.
mi, Won sec bern-'.
"YoTr Aunt Georrina said"
Roth Voices had risen. plainly II was
-, - snr,,o,a 80 CO.., ..rn.,iar.n,,l