The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 12, 1933, Page 4

PAGE FOUR By the Worl A New Serial BYNOPSI8: Georgie buncroft has learned through a friend that Nicholas Boyd is returning from ny where he has been un- successful in an attempt to have removed a scar that has ended his Pog eareer. Nicholas’ wife Bernie in London, but he does not go to her. Although she is hurt be- cause he has not told her himself, Georgie decides to go to Nicholas’ apartment. His valet first tells her icholas will not see her, but Nicholas appears suddenly, and eke her in. ? Chapter 39 y NICHOLAS’ CROSS ‘OU didn’t answer my letter,” Georgie said. “Perhaps i hadn't anything to Nicholas replied, and then with az effort. “It was kind of you to write; kinder of you to come here.” That little lump in Georgie’s jthroat was threatening once more to choke her; she wanted so des- Perately to say something that ‘would comfort him—to say that she didn’t mind how he looked—that he would always be the same to her— the dashing hero of the silver screen who had first captured her girlish \fancy, but she was afraid of hurting him, of driving home to him more deeply the realization of all he had lost. It was he who broke the silence ith an attempt at lightness. “So you have been making friends ith my wife?” * “Not friends,” Georgie said, then Tealizing that her words were not iVery polite she hastened to amend jthem. “I don’t think I am the sort lot girl she would make friends with, (bilt she was very nice. I went to the studio to see her making a picture.” | “And did you find it very in- {triguing?” |. “Not very.” ey cured you of your ambition to a film sfar?” ‘Yes.” “And so you've been having a hec- tic time?” he said after a moment. “Lots of fun and dances and pro- posals, I suppose.” She did not answer, and he went jon? “It's wonderful to be young and |happy, Robin. Make the most of {t.” | “I'm not happy,” Georgie said. “At (least, not in the way you mean. And |I wish you wouldn’t talk to me as if 1 -}were a chiid.” “You are a child. You looked so much of a child when I saw you standing out in tho hall there just mow that I felt as if I ought to have ‘brought you back a doll.” | She made no reply, and suddenly he knew that she was weeping, quiet fweéping which was so much harder to listen to unmoved than a burst of jsobbing would have been, He bore it in silence for a moment, |then he said almost angrily; “I don’t iknow why you're crying. I don’t cry, jand after‘all it's my funeral. “are you going pack to America?” Names Officers : “No.” “Where then?” she persisted. “God alone know There wi short silence. Georgie could feel a little pulse hammering in her tem le as if it were trying to drive her to say thé things that were in her heart; the things which sure- lly no “nice” girl would ever dare to say, then she heard her own voice, a little breathléss with daring. * “Well, wherever it is, I shall go with you.” Nicholas laughed. “You most cer- tainly will not,” he said emphatical- ly. “Why not?” rN “Becaause I—because...” Then he broke off and walked away from her to the window. Such an ugly window Geozgie thought, hung with. | drab curtains which nobody had { troubled to draw. H “Why not?” she asked again as he did not speak, He answered her then, in a voice | that was a little hard. i “Because in the first place you don't know what you are talking about. In the second place [ am a married man, and even if I were not, our lives run along roads that are miles apart, roads that can never meet, and anyway I—" he broke off once more. “And anyway you don’t want me,” Georgie said bluntly. Fee “What I want is beside the point. Um fond of you of course, I don’t know why; probably because you in- sist that I shal! be.” rp “f suppose I ought to,be offended | at that.” s “It was not intended offensively.” HE felt the tears wet on her cheeks again. “If what you want is beside the point, doesn’t what 1 want matter at all?” ; es “You don’t know what you want; you're just a child, a romantic child, but let me tell you that there is no romance, or there would not be if you had to live with me. I’m bad- tempered, selfish—but you’ve proved that already. [ hate being out of the lime-light. 1 can’t mi the best of it. I’m bitterly resentful.” © “You wouldn’t be if you had some- thing to take its place.” rasa “What something?” “Me.” She saw a sudden movement of his broad shoulders, but he made no comment, and she went on: “I may not be very much, not so attractive as the girls you have been used to, but I know I could make you happy.” She caught her breath before she added: “I love you so much.” “You little fool,” he said again hoarsely, “Ther so many men in the world, young, strong, the kind you must marry.” +| Georgie looked at him through her HI ‘ “I'm crying because you've shut \me out of your life,” said-in ‘lproken whisper. ‘ ». “Shut you out!” He laughed mirth. ly, “Don’t you know that there's fo room for you in my prison? I've (been trying to make you understand */that ever since I first met you.” “And I've been trying to make you understand that there is,” she re- jtorted with sudden courage, “You ‘sald just now | was a child. Well, ebildren don’t take up much room.” “Don't they?” he submitted som- derly, “I think there are some chil- idren who fill the whole world, if you care for them sufficiently well.” j She moved a hesitating step near- jer to him, “It must be rather sweet to be {eared for so much,” sho said breath- Soedl and again her hand stole into Dis. |AJICHOLAS moved suddenly, touch- ing a switch in the wall and flooding the room with ligtht. “Now look at me,” he said. Georgie looked; her soft brown arred face with and happy assurance, ell?” she said softly. “You're {Just the same to me as you've always been.” } “You're a little fool, Robin,” be an- jswered, almost violently, and he ‘tarned his disfigured face away. | Georgie said: “I wish you would put out some of the light again. 1 'want to say lots of things to you, and it’s easier when it’s not so light.” } “Because you can't see what an “It Ldon’t 'y you I shall never marry anyone,” Georgie said. “You seem to forget that I am jarried already.” “Well—" Georg‘s struggled with her tears, “Evelyn says. that. di- vorce is very easy in América.” “It both parties are willing, per- haps.” j “You méan—you wouldn’t be will- ing?” “At the moment I am thinking-of my wife.” “That she wouldn’t be willing?” ‘I'm a rich man, Robin. She might not wish to divorce my monéy.” He picked up her gloves and lit- tle handbag which she had taid down on the table. “Til get you a taxi, Robin.” Georgie stood her ground. | “When shall I sée you again?” =! “I hope for your own saké, you will not try to see me akain.” Something seemed to snap in } Georgie’s brain. She clenched her | trembling hands into tight little | fists. “I don't believe it's I you'rs think. | ing about.” shé accused him pi ately. “It’s just yourself. 16 you think I'm a nuisance coming | here; I suppose you think no decent | girl would do such a thing, and I Hl suppose you're right. What differ- | ence does {t make tf you're married or not? If want you to be happy. I can't be happy myself tf you're net.” She was sobbing now, her eye: raised to bis face appealingly. “I're never had atiybody of my own, not really. {f you'd just let me bé with | you—" shé broke off, realizing hér | | 1 i | | (ugly brate | am?” | } Georgie ignored that, but she} slipped past him and turned out jaome of the lights herself, then she asked quietly ‘ PLAN LECTURE ON “THINGS CHINESE” “What is and eats more falo?” If you would know to this Chine riddle, ye ' it that sits very low a buf. grass than quested to be present at the Sal- vation Army Hi. 1000 Fleming street, tomorrow evening at 8 clock for a Chinese wre and display of “Things Chin The lecture will be given Iva! Te children an ance of jones are fotlowed, ATLA. Deapite scarcity and caermeus of SANTUONEN. it contoins full dese, sixty years’ leat. Sold everywhere oF by mail. d6c = beitie. Bee. C. A. Voumtees, M. 0 mercy.” Where it NEVER Phdndetghate | BumsteadsWormSyrup : she whispered. “No, Robin.” | (Copyright. 1949, D. crushing defeat. “You don't watt | dleday Doren) Be Boyd, tomotrow, sete a Mew ereazect im the offna M. Williamson, returned mission- ary from China, FAST DIRECT FREIGHT SERVICE TO KEY WEST from Key West ©. B. SMEPH, Agene, Ney Weat CLYDE-MALLORY Lrted(es) ppote |; |” Ladies’ Council Ladies’ Temple Installs Officers The following chiefs of Minoca Council No. 13, D. of P. were raised to new ,positions in the or- der at a recent meeting of the or- ganization. The ceremonies were presided over by Great Pocohontas Bernice Park’ assisted by Great Keeper of Wanipum Annie Baker. Adeline Cullingford, tas. Wenonah, Miriam Curry. Powahatan, Tessie Crews. Annis Albury, Prophetess. Blanche Adams, ist Scout. Lillie Sawyer, 2nd Scout. Amelia Roberts, Guard of Tee- pee. Sallie Roberts, Guard of For- est. Rado Cash, 1st Warrior. Annie Watkins, 2nd Warrior. Lillie Weaver, 3rd Warrior. Mamie Russell, 4th Warrior. Florida Temple, j by Deputy Leoriéra Mary Cruz—Past ar, Sadie Pinder— Tessie Crews—+Pri Pocahon- j monies, | Musie. Church Society Enma Griffin, First Runner. | °" ellen) petty psponsoced By, 2Njfor Miami where she will be met} Waukee. They will also visit with Wortter othe Hone itches wiriane . H. MALONE, Lillie Hart, 2nd Runner individual member of the Senior) by her son, Paul, and spend a few|Mrs. Cobo’s brother, Joseph Pel-| County’ Judge ot Monroe County, at Resident 4 . i Christian Endeavor Society of! days. aez, in St. Paul, Minn. his office in the County Courthouse] May $1; June 7-14-21-28; July Mamie Spencer, 1st Council. | Gertrude Key, 2nd Council. ! yesterday evening : G5 | refreshing shade of Pythian Sisters | trees” on the Hold Meeting rol This is second. of At a well attended and interes ing meeting of Key West Temple, |; eg Ne. 20, Pythian. Sisters, held |Cit¥ to attend the Monday night, plan’ were made! for the entertainment of Grand) Chief Adella Molnar, of © Miami, } who will arrive in the city on Sun-} day, July 30, to be present at the| district meeting on Monday after-| noon, July 31, also to pay her of- ficial visit to the two local tem-| ples. Visitors who were welcomed at! secretary of the Mo: the meeting were Mr. and Mrs.! Carl Soule of San Diego, Cal Mrs. Naomi Whitmarsh, ami, Fla., and Mrs, Katie Coch-j vacation: ran of Justice Temple. Next Monday there will be pracitse of the degree staff and of-| ficers and all members are re-| quested to be present. chairman of the home in Kentucky. e 2 1M ame coun oF i S O C T E TY c= P ersona ention ar ae COREE) as ae ' 2 ii 8 t, announce) rryiritiyiiiiiiitii tt eccecce e Miss Nell Rose Knight has gone In_re Estate of: of 615 Grinnell stree! — The following. companions of L. G. E., were in- stalled Monday night at their hall} her staff of grand officers: Blanche Adams—Noble Temp- Annis Albury—Vive Templar. Prophetess, Nellie Bakex—Marshall of Cere- tives. Miriam Curry—Guardian { Ola Adams—Inner Portal. Gertrude Key—Outer Portal. Entertains Tuesday A score of young people were enthusiastic participants in a wat- East Coast the First Congregational church,| |entertainiments’ sponsored by this society to raise sufficient funds to enable every member of the so- MISS PARKER TO. TAKE VACATION Miss Mollie Parker, assistant Road and Toll Bridge District and of Mi-|committee, will leave Friday for a! She will be accompanied by Miss | a| Emily Ladd, who will stop at Hen- dersonville, N. C., for the summer. | Miss Parker will continue to her WEDNESDAY, JULY 12, 1933: 3 se LEGALS NEW ARRIVAL AT DICKMAN’S HO! D. B. Giles, car foreman at the F. E. C. terminals, Mrs. Giles and four children will leave Sunday morning over the highway for a vacation at Mr. Giles’ home in Kentucky, and expect to be gone about four weeks. WILLIAM A. FAGAN, ithe birth of a son weighing eigh pounds at the home this morning: Mrs. Dickman and the new at rival are reported doing nicely. LEGALS IN THE COURT OF THE COU JUDG MONROE COU STATE OF FLORIDA n_re Estate of: C. IRVING WRIGHT, Deceased. To all Creditors, Legatees, Distribu= t and all Persons having: ms or Demands against sai Bstate: CG You, and each of you, are hereby notified and required to present any claims and demands beer’ you, or either of you, may hav against the estate of @ Wright, deceased, late of Barbara County, in the State of ea ifornia, and also having business am temporarily sojourning in Monroe . Florida, to the Hon, Hugh County Judge of Monroe at his office in the County Courthouse in Monroe County, Flor~ ida, within twelve months from the date hereof, said date being the first publication of this notice. Dated ¥ 3 1933. cey West, Florida ae T. WRIGHT, LF W. DONOVAN, Executors of Irving to Fort Lauderdale to visit her sis- ter, Mrs. Francis L. Johnson. Miss Knight will remain with her sister indefinitely. Digtribu- al mn having Claims or Demands tgainst said Esta’ You, and each of you, are hereby notified and required ‘to present any claims and demands which you, or either of you, may have against the estate of William A. Fagan, de- ceased, late of County of Monroe, State of Florida, to the Hon. Hugh Gunn, County Judge of Monrose County, at his office in ihe County ise in Monroe County, Flor- ida, within twelve months from thej date hereof, said date being the first publi ion of this notice. Dated: May ist, 1933, Key West, Florida. ALLAN B. CLEARE, JR., Executor of the Estate of William A. Fagan, Deceased. May 31; June 7-14-21-28; July §-12- Miss Lottie Roberts, who for the past three months has been visit- ing relatives in Washington and spending a while in New York and | Philadelphia, returned Monday. H. B. Haskins, assistant super- intendent of lighthouses, left yes- terday for a business visit in Mi- ami. Roberts and Templar. 1 Mrs. Ladd, wife of Tax Collec- ton Frank H. Ladd, who was spending a few days in Miami as guest of Dr. and Mrs. E. C. Lowe, returned Monday. Mrs. W. H. Norman left over ‘the East Coast yesterday for a | few days’ visit in Miami with rela- jestess. of|. ©- 0. Wheeler and niece, Wil- jhelmina Borden, who were here ‘for the funeral of Mrs. Wheeler, |who died last week in Miami, re- turned to that city yesterday. se E TO CREDITORS IN THE COURT OF THE COUNTY JUDGE MONROE COUNTY, STATE OF FLORIDA, In_re the Estate of: LOUIS T, BRAGASSA, Deceased. To all Creditors, Legatees, tributees, and all Persons hi Claims or Demands against Estate: You, and each of you, are hereby notified and required to present any claims and demands which you, or either of you, may have against! the estate of Louis T. Bragassa, Attorney Raymond Lord, Mrs. Lord and two children, and sister, Mamie, who were spending two weeks in Miami, have returned. W. R. Porter, president of the First National Bank, left yester- day for Washington on business. Dis- ing said Mr. and Mrs. Victor Moffatt and Dr. and Mrs. Armando Cobo left over the highway recently for the Century of Progress exposition in Chicago and the Elks’ Conven. tion being held this month in Mil | ' i + Mrs, A. J. Pinder left over the yesterday afternoon state of C. in Key West, Monroe County, Flor- ida, within twelve months from the under the; * SEER oe date of the first publication of this the “picnic CARD OF THANKS “Dated June 14th, A.D. 1 south boulevard. |[, HAZEL BRAG Administratrix C. T. A. of tate of Louis T. Bragas: ~12-19-2) EDITORS We deeply appreciate the many acts of kindness and expressions of sympathy shown us during the recent illness and death of our be- Mrs. a series of| ceased. juni4-21-2: ily NOTICE TO aug?-9 HERE YESTERDAY | loved wife, and’ daughter, conference to/| IN COURT OF THE COUNTY JUDGE, STATE OF FLORIDA, MONROE COUNTY, re Es' of NELSON L. POLLARD, Deceased. To All Creditors, Legatees, Dis- tributees, and All Perso! Hav ing Claims or Demands Against Said Estate: You and each of you are hereby notified a squired to present any claims ¢ mands which you or either of you may have against the estate Ison Pollard, late of Union County, New Jersey, Judge of Monroe at his office in at Key West, twelve months from » of the first publication of this notice; said claims or demands to be sworn to and presented as aforesaid, or same will be barred. See Chapter 11994 Laws of the Pedro Romero. 68 years o'd,| Lena Whe#ler, died yesterday afternoon 6 o’clock! To those who gave the use of if jae Doteania their cars and the beautiful floral at the residence, 622° Potronia | tracings, wa are indeed grateful, pee ; Eancral vas mere C. 0. WHEELER, pasta 4 o'clock this eon from | MRS. FRANCES SAWYER, ithe residence, Rev. F. X. Dough-| AND FAMILY. jly12-1t erty, S. J., of St. Mary’s Star of |the Sea church. officiating. Survivors are the widow, Mrs. P. fc RES Romero; five children, Jose,)_ We wish to express our sincere Adolfo, Eladio, Sara and Rogelio, appreciation to our many friends and two grandchildren. d neighbors who did so much to Lopez Funeral Home in alleviate our sorrow during our jcharge of arrangements. | recent bereavement, the death of < Mrs. lizabeth F, Toberts. We also In . YOU CAN STILL” BUY YOUR GENERAL ELECTRIC CARD OF THANKS nroe County beautification is or Mexican litem One bottle Imperial Mesema tender especia Ithanks for tne| State of Florida for year 1931. 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