Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15
Section No. Three

you KNOW III a. yer Target you-kno
friend who gave me my chanceF'
There was hint ~ tears n Sally's
thanks that touched something In tho
heart ~ Lucy Bcnnet. reporter,
Listen. children" she said In a
warm tone that brought them both
comfort. Sally Is in for wonderful
adventure With most glrls I'D say
there was a big risk o. bcing-a loser.
They're the sort that win out In
careers, but lose everything else
everything that makes others real
human beings. get me? I hopo--and l
believe-Sally IL going to stay always
the good fellow she is now. And II she
does. she'll win"
And what sald Martin after
pause, about He was going to say
me" but hastily substituted clothes"
'She cant 20 to the Manhattan
Frolics man-whats his name. Golden?
In those toys can she?''
oh. thatll b. taken care o." said
Miss Bcnnct
That night vas sloenlcss for Sally.
The next day she found herself tho
lcclohrity OF Imnchylllc When 4 last
she emf red the express fer Chicago.
with Alan Martins n; It. bouquet press
Ted o. her heart. the cheers OF scores
luf towusfolk rinr.0. IN her ears. ana
Sew York looming somewhere ahead
like AN unknown monster. Sail. was "A
badly frightened rio Surely something
calamitous must iollow such 'anta site.
unreal seeming Eood luck.
Cross cm when you get 20 EN-
sho kept murmuring 10 herself. and
tried 90 steady her shaky nerves
Tho ucVucss ~ everything helped
b1uish tho Underlined oFrcs ~ magma
ton Tn, hrrths IN the sleeper were
made up Tor the night sally wondered
as she ana Miss Bennot pushed through
the narrow Isle of green curtains.
Wont 7 l- funny sitting In these
little oullshul,s all day tomorrow. shs
whispered to the newspaper woman.
Miss Bonnet stared. not understand
INK Then. from the umldity In Sallys
face sic suddenly saw the truth; tho
girl had never seen a Pullman.
"Rlrss your heart. KID they turn
they into s,atr Ia tho morning. all
comfyiko. Wen 81 and vat.n the
world 50 by 40 day tomorrow"
But after shc had gone 10 bid hat
night. Miss Hcuuct fel, more sohesiy
about Sallys incgpcF.cucc. To the Man.
haitian frolcs ,aa.o the most scphissi-
Gated AMI clrycrrst woman hunters IN
the world. What would they do 10
, sally
She Wonders n New Yo1.
4 faint hint II TIE lie 'sforr her be-
lr5u on the na'n o. vi. i TIRE lady
reporter was uiking sally 20 New
York
Tho white Perfection 2 the dining
J car linen. the CLEAN and order II tho
table silver. thc busy walters. the
bland arl vel dross,-l persons among
whom they we're uavelas. the vi.
natural feeling ~ be.ng served instead
, Of serving even the occasional curious
} glancos 90 tho passengers made life
seem th.roughN unreal 20 sally. but
z dc'i.uusly 49,
She had whispered on answer 10 Miss
Bennett. INVITATION 90 order anything
you hk,-10y,hnr': DO YOU suppose
: they've IHt oysters
Tn" oysters arrived cool and fresh,
each .n its ha'i shell ond bod OF ice.
sally sBzed af thcu unas.ly. Never
before in her hfr bad she seen oysters
except ia q stew. after thoy rad arrivr-i
.u >val"d cans from the far-distant salt
water
Furi,rly sho watched thc reporter.
furHely she copied her use Of the
lprop'- knN~. ana forks. Miss Dcnnet
! saw without seeming TO- and tried TO
, i guess from Salt's qu.ckncss ia q mig
what tho hs Diiy would - to her. n
seemed 90 Miss Bonnet Sily picked
tmnl- ur with astonishing .o!se and
.'..r..t.s
i Is. fU. train approached Now York
, -l'it grow rHrr nervous Almos, liter.
b t. sr. l-,.N nearer Miss Rcnnc,. for
b whom .H. fIt lsVift fricudshlp and a
s .Itaf dHHatuu
I.-i.n Jr1t rounscied the older
r.. tnuk ,f things yau do.ii un,l.--.
H.ui .. .n.H-I i..s were a newcomer
'r 5000. n. Na. won't - SO scared
Hr fr. HH
Dr. uH. a Itg order ,1 eivc a founding
from .uH' town. O. girl who had
l.HI". Nurt.d ss s.r,ant and as n
-'r. .',rt. t. tr,1. bod, great city thus
I. s.H, meant GOO tr,. Better Ia fail
'u. u.url".ln,~ han r. crushed
iuHl.. e. -,r-. Of irsigHifcancc.
SID. euUh toxic a deep breath. try
IT,. O." iloE t.' closely az wha, might
lf.ertar I.r and Go whatever she had
.. dn w.'E such concentration and sin.
#u fnr ste would not think n any.
8 iHH. ,'s.
Town. followed on. apo'hrr fastcr
b. 1'l rr-N h-s'r and iigVer. When IN,
, train reached Newark. Il secinef =,
ruc, tn sails 'hlt no ,elt /; must b.
New N.rE .,rl reached for her innif.
n Ifi.n 'oth,. log Fmsny they did pull
g '."'r Hto trc -reat metropolis. ~
- lta.. g place ,'st o. cvnductor an
Z lnuu..d 70
sally r.rUs tn tcr nesraliisator rri,
d .nI r.Ili uut o., ihc rcicsppci porsr.
lake 30 s' loN she fcit in the rea,
Hi"udtd cavern ia rallroad terminal
Surely b. must have been built 10,
q l. race of giants, And this vS- wh.l
b lNs, psrn'i had todd her To treat a.
newcomer ir her town.
@ \ 'aNi Whriod them i.cln the station
u SALLY turned pslc ~ the whlrl an.
lthundcr the noise aud wonder us IN.
!. lritN us jugs.rnaut traffic. its a..
lm,udous aCcustomcdness 20 its.if
n Shong'rls Choy - gum. 80 co,nnl.r.,,
d v,r' they - scornfuly cr.ticaI-.p,
Z ihcs. NcgC She least 81 thuse befor,
Whom sine would sccn be PLACED M an,
garr 20 exhibition.
Sslly's &ocd seemci tsrnca 4,
3 Mater. ....
q 10 he Ceniiunr<p