The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-12


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s0niystossorss waIi came bacn so1
NAN fnIly well CAM possibly fpS5l
Ifref knew an sAngorassonce7
sbi. buck worth 90. HesEsxas|
in#aSpostureS plenty big enough for
both OF US, but someho didn't
think SO, and mad e me sagreeSWtth
!. i I'm. went somewhe ere else as
Quick as possibl e. Ever since I've
known Just how 1T feels to havesa
submarine ram you. ~ I.
This Angora# hits with her
voic Miss Tun1y returned when
she could speak for laughing The
|.Piscopals are as wild over her
sing!n' as Johnny Hips is over 'r5
and n ever told me a word !. The
mean thing He's due to get hrs
Daisy broke in, n
little pale, but high=headed and
with dancing eyes Her father
looked at her proudly, but turned
away choking Her next words
5ccmforted him. M Dad you bring
that scoundre1 home with you to
dinner I'm going after Miss An
CORA Joyce and fetch her, Elf 1t
takes the police. The i'd ca ola
child I've raised putting anything
like this over on me
I lay you don't fetch her. Miss
Tunly commenteds running on to
explain that " Angora went no.
cared why. She had come from
somewhere when Old Man Sims
had said he needed assistance. She
had truly bettered things down at
the office; it was clean as a whis-
tie and you never waited for your
mail nor got backtalk no matter
what you said. Judge Darling lis
tened lntentiy his head in his
hands, BUT said nothing till he was
starting back to his office. Over
his shoulder then he said firmly
to Daisy: Baby doll, be keerful.
I'd hate mortally to have you come
home with a scratched face.
.sDon't you worryi - Daisy flung
back with ayawn that masked ma 'ls IS; a
sigh.
A Angora came-for little beyond
asking. She did not even wait to,
powder her nose or push bacM
stray locks. Judge Darling met her
at the foot of the steps, tucked her
hand within his arm and drew, her
Into the library az one who had
the right With his back against
the closed door he smiled down at
her asking We'll, Miss Angora
Joyce, what have you done with
Elizabeth Melbourne ?''
Simply put her gin cold storage
it hasn't hurt anybody the girl
laughed back withTa TRANSPORTING
smile And oh dear, judge, it has
been such fungetting at real peoz
~ lI,1 he &r,fS#( ON "a NJ
feeling. i was helping while did
..You have found out-''the judge
began.
"Not quite everythi ing she broke
in ...But, oh, you should see the re-
port sent this morning tony
uncle the missionary. Tremendo
" I'M proving valuable--to him.
He will get the bonds inside Of two
days. But poor old Pop Sims is not
to suffer- He had no more idea than
a babe unborn what was in the 4
suitcase his nephew asked him to
keep"
GU made conditions ~ from the
judge.
Elizabet TIL, nodded 4 had to or
hbreak my heart After go next
week the latest: please tell J ohnny
Hips everythin 9Th at the root of
this masquerade was determination
to save C1inton-you knew he was
suspected-to make him a wedding
present OF a stainless name
81 WILL the Judge said heart
lily But Clinton ought to have put
me wise. Then 1 could have helped
him in an pinch.
t.But-we knew there wouldn't be
. nipch 2, Eliza beth 5$53 h11bble ed n
Then tiptoing to reach his ear, II
know your Daisy is going to be safe
always-and happy as the day is
long. g.
go y .Amen!" said the judge reverent-
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