Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-05

less confidence. when he let them
manage him Sow there are discus
sions and disbursements all the time.
IL all seems 10 be about what they
think p"Opl: want. Have you any
idea what they want?"
Does anybody know what they
"ant-cac"pt when they want
money"
We'll. some OF them would Ike
father to go to the Senate She re
turned naivcly. and some OF them
wouldn't. DO you think that Mr
iicnham would be better In the Sen
atc?''
T think 50, OF course. uu, YOU
mustn't judge. you knox. by wha,
my thoughts happen 10 be-
I'm not Judging. hate politics.
always have. wan, to get as far
away from them as | can"
He looked at her iuten,ly. And
where would you Xix" TO go?"
Int" the movies" Her eyes
! ,parklcd AT the thought AT least
wanted to go into the movies until
| saw Mrs Page this afternoon"
Mrs. Kent Page" he asked In
astonishmcnt. My Cousin Corinna?"
Yes. In the old print shop. ISM,
| She adorablc?''
He smiled at her fcrvour. Il have
always found her 50. Hut what has
she 20 do with your change Of am
! btion?"
| "Oh, nothing. except that she Is
| lov"!icr than any actress ever saw
/ They had reached the house and
/ while they assembled the steps. tho
! sound OF the Governor voice. raised
! In vehement protest. floa,ed 20 them
| Through the half-open door
He must be talking TO julius
G"rshom." whispered Patty. 1T is
! always like that"
! don't car" Il damn for the whole
| bunch Of you" said Vetch suddenly.
| You can go and tell that to the
! crowd"
Well I'll come back again after
! I've told them" Gcrshom replied in
| an ins"lent tone; and the next mo-
m"nt the door swung back and he
| appeared on the threshold
Al sight OF Patty and stephen he
| attempted 10 cover his embarrass-
I mcnt with Jest. Your father and
/ were having one % our little ar
| gnfn"nts about Ladies Aid So
/ c:e'N" he said. He is beginning to-
/ Kick arnins; TOO much lee cream .
| Well II YOU argue as loud as
/ that replied the girl with impcr-
/ turbable GOODNESS. lit won't b" ueces.
/ sary TO 20 and toll it to the crowd. e
In an instant she had changed
/ from the sparkling elusive creature
| stephen had known into a woman
! OF authority and compoSurc. What
| an eternal enigma was the feminine
/ mind He had flattcrcd himself that
! he had reached the end OF her SUPER
| hc!al attractions: and In a minute.
I 10y some startling mctamorphosls. she
/ was changed from a being OF trans
+ parent shadows into the immcmorI-
. a. riddle OF sex She might be anv-
/ thing. or everything, except the in
| Ecnuous girl OF the moment before
| we must learn 10 lower our
! voices" said the Governor in n
/ Laughing tone. His anger. If /, were
/ anger. had blown over him like n
summer storm. and the clear blue Of
. mis- glance was as winning as ever
I've been looking into the matter
/ OF that appointment Judge Page
asked mo about" he added. and
1 think l may see my way TO obllgc
! him"
III YOU are free FOR half an hour
/ I'd like to have the talk We spoke
! OF the other day" answered Ste
! phcn.
/ ON, I'm free except for Dsrrow.
! You won't mind barrow"
! He turned toward the library on
| tie left Of the hall: and as Sterhen
/ entered the room, after gay ana
/ friendly smile in Patty's direction.
/ ne told himself that the man PROM
/ ised 10 10" more interesting than any
| girl he had ever known.