James Worthington Steele was a man of importance. In the affairs of the C. M. & G. Railroad he was _E pluribus unum_, XXXX, bottled in bond; which is quite some label in these Volsteadian days. To Mrs. James Worthington Steele, a lady of great avoirdupois, he was a fair pinochle player. Not good—just fair. To Alicia Worthington, the daughter, he was something to depend upon in a financial way.…
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