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hasn't ever followed His example by giving them anything."
"You mean Miss Winton can find some other child to love and care for?"
asked Douglas.
"Sure!" said Mickey emphatically. "It's hands off Lily. Her family is
taking care of her, so she's got all she needs right now."
"That's good!" said Bruce. "Here we unload."
They entered a building and exchanged the books they carried for others
which Douglas selected with care, then returning to the office, locked
them in a safe.
"Now I am driving to the golf grounds for an hour's play," said Douglas.
"Will you go and caddy for me?"
"I never did. I don't know how," answered Mickey.
"You can learn, can't you?" suggested Douglas.
"Sure!" said Mickey. "I've seen boys carrying golf clubs that hadn't
enough sense to break stone right. I can learn, but my learning might
spoil your day's sport."
"It would be no big price to pay for an intelligent caddy," replied
Douglas.
"Mr. Bruce, what price is an intelligent caddy worth?"
"Our Scotch Club pays fifty cents a game and each man employs his own boy
if he chooses.


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