Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16
By Stanley

My dear Pat" John Wells ~
claimed. You cannot mean that she
also
oh. no. Aunt Ierlsh1 hasn't gone
crazy. too. but she insists Thar There
is nothing wrong when I Suggest.
I'd an alIenist this morning size vis
angrler than have ever seen h,r
Nothing more happened FOR th-
first week after father strange a..
tack except that Uncle n is,I seemed
20 grow more deeply troubled is
had promised 20 give lecture ou
archaeology az the high school a-;
"Wednesday II | had only known
Was the lecture not givca9'
1t was" Bitterness sharprn,d bee
soft. grlsh tones And the neA:
day the village was talking wur.r
than II had over fathers behavior
Sergeant Miles mat lectur. vls tt-
most hideOus tnvcsty imas uih.e'
Had II been sheer dryel o wouldn't
have been so bad. bat o. was - clever
satire. r.diculing the archdroIos cas-
discoveries NJ recent years Tsc
audience didn't know whether io
laugh or 10 feel srron'cd al his .n
suit to their Intelligence"
The next DAY no ono told mo any.
thing until MI GIayle cam, over. %
wan awful"
who Is Mr.. GrayIe?" quercd ue
detective.
"A ne!ghhor. naturalist" patr..
cha responded lie and Uncle Roger
have been great friends over sine.
he bought The Rose Tree. neat 20
the Kemp estate"
She paused and a deeper hush sli.
fused her face Sergeant Miles
glanced az the attorney, who srile.l
and nodded almost imperccptihly
What was your unclo's explain,
tom"
"Ile made none" She shrugged
Tile looked dreadfully worn and 40
but he was as dignihed as ever and
merely said that he regretted his
discourse had not met with the ap
proyal OF his hearers. On Saturday
when the paper came out there Nas
a perfect furorc. the editor lntimatrd
that the lecture was the work % a
disordered mind aud recalled fathers
grafton before the soldiers monu.
ment. insinuating that they had botn
fallen victims to some strange 40.
berration. In the very face OF Il
Aunt Jerusha made me 20 to church
with her yesterday and never
thought ! could go through such an
agony Of notification
II made up my mind would come
10 see YOU today. and then when
Uncle Andrew was found this morn.
ing
She broke OF once more a. though
too overcome 10 continue. The dc.
tectlve and attorney glanced az eacn
other before the latter remarked.
Go on, my child. Tell the Ser.
geant exactly what YOU told me-"
Early this morning. Edward the
houseman found Uncle Andrew 81.
ting on the drawing room noor m
his paiamss playing Ike q child witn
some ornaments which he had taken
from the cabinet and maniel. AMI
when he saw Edward he ran toward
him on al ionrs groa ling az though
he were pretending 10 be some KIND
- an animal Edward has never
gotten over helms shell shocked. THIS
morning vas the last straw and ne
gave immediate notice. % Aunf Jsru.
sna sent ne into town 10 engage 81.
other houseman. ana gardener.
Thai gave me nay opportunity 10
come and consult ST. Wells" she
heslisied once more y don't know.
ihough, what shs will say Nhsn she
sees sou, Sergeant"
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