The protagonist of this novel mixes lemonade and Coca-Cola at a drugstore and later works as a bell-hop. Its author was inspired to write it when he read about the execution of Chester E. Gillette. The protagonist's parents were Kansas City street preachers. That character chooses to buy Hortense a coat rather than help his sister. The protagonist 
The protagonist of this novel mixes lemonade and Coca-Cola at a drugstore and later works as a bell-hop. Its author was inspired to write it when he read about the execution of Chester E. Gillette. The protagonist's parents were Kansas City street preachers. That character chooses to buy Hortense a coat rather than help his sister. The protagonist idealizes Sondra and takes Roberta Alden out on a canoe with disastrous consequences. Partly set in the factory-filled city of Lycurgus, for 10 points, name this novel about Clyde Griffiths that was written by Theodore Dreiser.
The protagonist of this novel mixes lemonade and Coca-Cola at a drugstore and later works as a bell-hop.
An {American Tragedy}