The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-04-15

II Mr. Robert II. Rpndolph had not y
long PROCESSION - parcels begun to az.
rive IN The nick ~ time Tonllnson
brought them into tie tedrgon, one.
two, three II haul, md Pamela her-
self cat tie knobs with Mr Raudplpha
best nail.scssofs abd laid out the
goods iiImy fold upon Shiny fold.
~ tic time Eileen turned or the
apartment looked IKE The sinieroom
de iux 81 a millionaire young lady ~.
turning frofH Paris with nothing 10
-tvsar and Vreparlns 20 swear 10 il be-
foH an the customs oRlclhIs IN nplh-
aul Tomiinsnb was ordered ip fli'ihr
cellar with wrapping paper tissw-aa
per cardboard boxes and string. burn.
ipg what was left over ~ ihe back
yard.
a. soon a. sualci~lt space had bseu
cleared for action. tsc two glrlp sd %
wDrk. ana we're spsu Involved IN such
40 orgy ~ 'trying on IS only ihr
healthirst stamina ~ youth coaid
have endured wifhou, falling over 10 y
dead faint from exhaustion Even
Eileen diyesled her peroB ~ eHerl'
lii8R bot. and experimental with such
denr Rnrmcnta ~ " seemed impossible
Miss Thornton could Eai round to~ln
the allotted time.
Having tried "a show ilie Public hpw
charming WIS Pamela IN sud NiflfHut
her cheap doihes. 40 puerile aud ssEp.
ing effort wlii b. INSIDE ia these pagee
10 measure the effect upon her ~ The
latest creations ~ the raifapnt dream.
gods ~ t1ftt avenue Suffice II 90 Fay
That Ia one hours tWSfkiing ~ ihe
eye. she bepsuir such n radiant vision
a. chokes mrre words down luto the
pc ~ a MINIS stomach makes bis law
work Ike that Of fish 90 hot side.
walk, aus his eyes with tlie pleading
ligid Of calf-love and inspires his
hands With no oycrmastcrlnR drlirc 20
reach for u.
For two. four, slx days. a week. two
weeks, Pamela lived 10 breslhlcss an.
tielpuiion If the moment when she
COULD burst upon The eyeslght o. one
Robert Hergey Randolph. ana whcn OIL
these days~and weeks passed with.
ont any news Of him. her bps tiiRi
were INSIDE 20 smile 20 Bliss, aud 20
bless the air with words softly gpnken
and carried on ilie fragrance 81 rIean
young breath begun 10 dfo1B plilfully.
Mr. AIlyuns efforts IN several dircc-
Hons had so far proved IN vain. lie
had advertised IN every paper in Gath.
mn, from the New York Epoch to the
pink Police Gazette, he had ofteFcd
rewards; he had set traps and was
now supporting large corps Of rap-
idly fatteninR individuals who GATED
themselves 'plain-clOthess meH--a
name TINT would hhye fitted them adj.
mirably had the Inst syllable been omlc
ted. His net results were the lnfor.
nation that Mr.. Randolph. IN q repre-.
hensible state OF INVESTIGATION and at
seven o'clock Of the morning OF which
be had disappeared, had exchanged his
swell evening garments at second
hand emporium OF Sixth avenue for
suit OF thicks and eighteen dollars ~
cash, stating. as he left the place, that
he was thlnkIng-of going South for the
rest, Of the winter.
After a mInute and leiswVly study
81 al the exits from Manhattan, Tie
plain-clothes tuen'had given It as their
united opIiilon that Mr., Randolph had
been speaking facetiously IN his last
known remark and had probably not
Yoyaged farther south than Canai
street. They said II he would only ~
% leave New York they could find him
~ once. and settled down on d policy
OF watehfui waiting for that event,
The efforts made By Mr.. Mllyuns IN
the direction Of sprlnglng Miss Thorn
ton on society went equally awry. but
were nor quite 50 frultless. His IA.
turn love Of d smootli-running estab;
llshment on the slippery crust Of Goth
ani's sochn plane would hnye been
saved a severe bump lf American pa
rents were rs careful To look up their
guests moral records as they are 10
study their ratings n Bradstreetums,
l(Continued next week.