The Glenwood post., 1923-08-30

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CHAPTER Living in a barn, con-
vArted into a dwelling. Mrs pen6eld Il
manager of an apartment building known
- the 'Custard Cup, originally 'CloisOer
Court Her income is derived from laun-
~ work, her chief patron being Mrs
horau uus Weatherstone. whom she has
Asyer seen. Living with her are "Crtnk
AnA Thad." homeless small boys whom
- has adopted. They .ail her "Psnzie."
Thad tells Penzie strange man was In
curing for her under her maiden name
CHAPTER ia tenant, Mrs Gulsis
bosley. induces Penzie to take charge OF
. package. which she does with some
nlsgivings.
CHAPTER III.-Searching a refuse dump
FOR things which might be of value, Crink,
vptsran at the game, encounters a small
81Tl Letue, who proves foemsn worthy
Qf his steel. He takes her to Penzie. and
LStus is adopted into the family
CHAPTER v.-Uncle Jerry arranges TO
occupy the loft above Mrs Penheld's
CHAPTER vL-Uncle Jerry meets Pru-
fsnce Hapgood, no longer young, but at
6lcdve, and the two appear to hits 1t
eC" we'll. Lorene Percy. young friend of
Penxie's, tells her of her engagement to
Dick Chase. also mutual friend
CHAPTER Nl1.-FTtendship developing
between Uncle Jerry and Frank Bosley,
husband of Gussie, worries Penzie.
CHAPTER VIII.-Calming tenant,
breakdown. Mrs. Penfield reveals the trag-
10 story of her own life, the sudden loss
= her three children in an epidemic and
the subsequent death Of her husband.
CHAPTER IX.-Lettie's pet aversion in
The Custard Cup has long been a certain
Ar. Josiah Wopple, and the animoslty cul-
inmates in a physical encounter In watch
much water is spilled.
CHAPTER X.-Dick Chase confldes to
Mrs. Penfield that his fiancees step
mother, Mrs. Percy. by pleading physical
helplessness. is seeking to prevent t1elT
marriage Penzie skiifully exposes Mrs.
Percys sham, and the latter is forced tu
withdraw her objections.
CHAPTER XI-The domestic difficult
ties of the Bosleys become matter of
gossip among the other tenants of The
custard Cup.
CHAPTER XII.-Lettie, having subtly
discovered her beloved Pennies distr1lst
Of Frank Bosley as companion of Uncle
Jerry denounces Bosley and appeals to
Uncle Jerry to give up the acquaintance
aAlA. TkAv lsIArh at -har
CHAPTER XIII.-Endeavoring to pre-
yent the marriage of Lorene and Dick
aging Lorene's trousseau. Mrs. Penfield,
by the hardest kind of work, repairs the
damage. and the wedding takes place.
CHAPTER XIv.-Remarks let fall by
Mrs. Bosley leave Penzie In utter be-
vilderment as to the relations between
Uncle Jerry and the Bosleys. Uncle Jerry
is evAsive in his explanations.
CHAPTER XV.-In the absence of PEN
xie, Lettie "entertains'' Prudence Hap
good and Uncle Jerry, with disastrous
results.
CHAPTER XVI.-The small members
Of the Penfield household insist on
Christmas celebration, Lettie engaging to
provide a whole dollar for the occasion.
She has an inspiration, and evolves
machine" which she submits to an ad-
vertising agency. The manager is not at
frst impressed, but finally sympathizes
with the earnestness of the child and
gives her dollar for the invention.
CHAPTER XVII.-Mrs. Penfield and
Lettie go shopping and with infinite craft
the dollar Is expended.
CHAPTER XVIII.-In her joy over the
coming festivities, Iettie actually makes
friends with her longtime enemy, Mr.
Wopple, and Mrs. Pentield improves the
occasion to impress a moral lesson on her
small charge. The Christmas celebration
Is a huge SUGGEST