The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-12

tConttnued From rage ~
scenarios. professional nursing. and
marrying an unidentified hero.
Then she found hobby In 40
cioiogy.
The sociology instructor was new
HE was married. and therefore, Ia
bee, but he had come from Boston
he had lived among poets and so
cialixss and Jews and millionaire up.
filters az the university settlement,
IN New York. and he had beauti-
Ful white strong neck. He led q
kisgiing class thru the prisons, the
fharity bureaus the employment
Ecncics OF Minneapolis and 81.
Paut Trailing AZ the end Of the line
serol was indignant at the proddins
Curiosity OF the others, their manner
staring at the poor as at ZOO.
Shc felt herself a great iiberator
Sue put her hand 20 her mouth. her
ofeS,hger and thumb quite painfully
inching her lower Up. and frowned
md enjoyed being aloof
A eiassniate named Stewart shy
Ter. competent bulky young man
gray flannel shirt. a rusty black
bow tie. and the greenland purple
tiass can erumbled TO her as they
walked behind the Others In the
muck OF the South st Paul stock
yards. These college churnps make
me tired They're so tcp-iofty. They
ought to Of worked on the farm, the
way I have. These workmen put n
al over them"
Il just love common workmen,
glowed Carol
only you don't want 20 forget
that common workmen don't think
they'rc common
You're right I apologize Car.
Dis hrows lifted I'm the assonlshmcnt
y emotion. In a glory Of abascment.
Her eyes mothered the world Stew
UT Snyder pecred at her. lie
amrned his large red fists into his
pockets. he jcrked them out. he res.
n1Ay got rid OF them by cienehing
HE hands behind him. and he STAN
1nered.
Il know You get people. Most
these darn co-ees--. Say. Carol,
lou could do a lot for people"
How
sOh--oh weii-you know-sym.
athy and everything--1 you were
SAY you were a lawyers wife.
ou'd understand his clients I'm
|oing to be lawyer admit fall
own in sympathy sometimes
st 30 dog gone impatient with PEG.
Ne that can't stand the gaff. You'd
Z good for a fellow that was too Sc
ious- Make him more-more--you
ncw--sympathcticr'
His slightly pouting lips. his mas
n eyes. were begging her to beg
I'm to 70 on. She fled from the
cam roller OF his sentiment. She
FLED. "oh. sec those poor sheep
liliions and millions OF them" She
zrted on.
Stewart WINS not interesting. He
adn't a shapeiy white neck. and he
ad never lived among celebrated re-
Primers She wanted just now. to
ave . cell in a settlement. house.
Se . nun without the bother OF a
,4sk robe. and be kind. and read
ernard Shaw. and enormously I'm
rove . horde of grateful poor.
The supplementary reading In so
ioIogy led her TO book on village
Improvement - tree-plAnting. town
sgeants. girls cluba 1t had pic
zres OF green's and garden walls In
rance. New England. Pennsylvania.
sc had picked IL up carciessiy. with
slight yawn which she patted
bwn with her finger-tips as deli
tely as a cat.
She dipped into the book. iounging
her window-seat. with her slim.
glc-stockIngcd legs crossed. and her
kees up under her chin She
ked satin pillow while she read.
ut Der was the ciotiiy cxuberance
Biodgeff college room; cretonnc-
ered window-seat. photographs OF
iris. a carbon print OF the Coliseum.
y chatting dish. and a dozen pillows
Embroidered or beaded or pyro-
Eraphed. Shockingiy out of place
ras a miniature OF the Dancing
facchantc. II was the only trace of
lroI in the room. She had inherit.
&c rest from generations Of girl
as 4 part Of an this COM
ness that she regarded the
bn Improvement But
4enly stopped fidgeting. She
49, TO the book She had fled
thru IT before the o'clock
her 10 the class In English