The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 19, 1933, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1983. e World FORGO A New Serial by Ruby M. Ayre ee s BR ag Geor, Bonccorre “Mind?” He stared at her. “Mind, sight, because she has . | what?” ‘ ees He, relations wit! “My coming home.’ Sichotes Bove the former move | “It you thought I should, you Georgie and Nicholas “4% ought to have asked mo first,” was pk Berd os, roe had | nis retort. “You'll have to look after ernie has @ ‘letter to | yourself, Mrs, Drill’s taken the after- Se Eire. Sener. armont, wore: ‘noon off. Not that ehe’s any good when she’s here. I’m about sick of _—_ her, I can tell you. Sick of every- thing.” \ Shapes 45 “Till make some tea,” Georgie THE RETURN said. T= village looked thesame,| She went to the kiteben and put and yet ripe rens ngdonrta out| the kettle on the fire. She didn’t want any tea, but it was something to do; she leaned her head against the mantelshelf and watched the kettle with far-away eyes. it seemed funny that there was no longer anything she wanted to do, no place where she wanted to go. Tomorrow and all the tomorrows would be the same, monotonous and empty. She had not said goodbye t Bishop—he had been out when she left the hotel, and Georgie had been giad. She did not want to think about Bishop any more. She did not want to think about anything any more; it would be wonderful it one could take a sponge and wipe everything trom’ one’s heart and mind which one wished to forget. of the window of Mr, Scarilet's old cab, it seemed as if she was coming back into an entirely new world of which she yet knew every landmark. As the old cab swung with a pro- testing creak round the corner Georgie aaw the tall holly-hedge around her uncle’s neglected garden, looked taller still and more ragged, soaring above the broken wall like ® child that has grown out of last year’s petticoat. She shivered a little as old Scarlet placed the whip in its brass socket and climbed slowly down from the box, coming round to open the shabby door of the cab. “Had a nice holiday, Miseie?” he asked. “Yes, thank you,” Georgie said. He hauled® her “luggage down from the top of the cab, and with] @ belated sense of courtesy pushed open the iron gate where the wooden plate which had once borne the name of “The Hollies” looked more weather-beaten amd shamefaced than ever, . “Are they expecting you, Miss?” Mr. Scarlet asked “No,” Georgie said, “I just came.” She walked up the path to. the house and pushed the door open, wondering if it had ever been locked since she went away. kitchen door. “How long are you going to stay?” he asked. Georgie’s eyes dilated. “How long? she echoed. “That's what I aaid,” he answered irascibly. “How long are you go- ing to stay. I’ve a reason for ask- ing.” And then as she did not answer, he said— “Have you quarrelled with your mother?” “Yes, I suppose so.” He grunted. “I’m not surprised. I knew it would happen. She was Jealous of you, I suppose.” The kettle boiled over, '@ went | i aad hurried to the rescue. i old shabby house rushed out to greet her, and she smiled faintly as she crossed the hall to her-uncle’s study. Nobody was there, into the kitchen. and iN she had removed it to a *Y eafe place she ‘looked at her Gncle again. “Why did you ask me bow long I was going to stay?” she asked. His eyes seemed to avoid hers. “Because I'm giving up the house,” he said, _ “Giving it up!” “Leaving it. Selling it if I get a chance to sell it,” he answered tes- tily, “I'm eick of living alone. It’s no life for a dog, let alone a man.” “Where ‘are- you ‘going to tive then?” Georgie asked faintly. “At the Boar’s Head if you must know. It'll cogt about half this place does and & darned sight more com- fort. Not that you'd care about it—" “I don’t mind where I live,” Georgie said helplessly. Was there no corner in the world where she was really welcome? “Well, you can't live there,” Ban- croft eaid flatly. “So you'd better make some arrangement. You've got your own money, and the beg- garly pittance your mother allowed me for your board here can be added to it I daresay.” He turned on his hee} and left her. Georgie felt dazed; somehow she had never dreamed of this; the Hol- Mes was an institution, she could not imagine other people living in its shabby rooms, she could not im- agine her uncle living anywhere else, “Make somo arrangement.” What did he mean by that? That he did not want her, of course—nobody wanted her. . She made some tea and poured out a cup, but left it untouched. “Make some arrangement.” That meant to lve alone somewhere, with only her thoughts for company. She thought suddenly df Clifford Asher, the onfy soul in the world who really wanted her. It seemed a pity that she did not return his af. fection. As he had said, they might have been se happy together. Until she went to America noth- ing had ever seemed to happen in Georgie's life, and now in the space of a few 8 months, so much had happened fhat she felt bewildered and lost. Nicholag would be im Ireland by this time; her heart seemed to melt within her at the thought of him, “A common film man, and a for gotten ome at that,” so Evelyn had described him. Well, there was one heart in the world that would never forget him, no matter how old and lonely it might grow. (Copyright, 1933, Dowdleday Doran) “What fort” he asked bluntly. She tried to smile; it was not mueh of a welcome when one wanted & welcome so badly. “They've had enough ef me,” she aaid. “Just what I expected,” he said, sad then, “Well, you don’t look any better for your gay life.” “I don’t think it's been very gay,” “How do you suppose I amt” he demanded. “Just the same. Every- thing’s the eame.” Me went into his study, and she beard him pouring out a drink. After a moment Georgie followed Bim. “I hope you don’t mind,” she said. Georgie, tomorrow, learns more startling tact. “ve POSSRSOSSHOHLAOLOSEHSSSOOSESESHSSSSSSSSCLCLOSCCS THE ARTMAN PRESS PRINTING PHONE 51 IN THE CITIZEN BLDG. Edward Bancroft appeared at the,, At Cincinnati R. H. E.? New York ... 1419 0: Cincinnati... www 1 8 2 Batteries: Schumacher afid Man-! cuso; Benton, Frey, Rixey and Lombardi. At Pittsburgh R. H. E. ' Brooklyn 8S St Soe pe es | Pittsbureh rel 17 8| Washington an ay Batteries: Mungo, Shaute.! pritadelphia 43 41 Ryan. Thurston and Lopez; Chag-| Chicag : 42 43 non, Harris, Hoyt and Grace. Detsantt 41 45 At St. Louis RAL E| Sever Or ay PRiladelphia See See cal 34 57 St. Louis be eas So = 3 Batteries: Jackson, Liska, Moore no} aia and Davis; Dean and Wilson. ace. MAL. LEASE At Chicago R. #. BE. New York Boston —............ 1 7 0, Chicage | Chicago 4 7 41 Pittsburgh | Batteries: Cantwell. Mangum a Louis and Hogan; Warneke and Hart-| Soston aol | Brooklyn Philade!phia } i | \ { | | SPORTS ODAY’S BIRTHDAYS e Dr. Charles H. M: Oy of the celebrated Mayo Clinic sur- jgeon brothers, born at Rochester, | | eo : younger ! oe 68 years ago. j Merlin Hall Aylesworth, presi- |dent of the National Broadcasting |Co., born at Cedar Rapids, Towa. |47 years ago. GOLF MATCH LEFT OUT OF WRITEUP IN- YANKS DEFEAT PALE HOSE 10 REGAIN LEAD ST. LOUIS BROWNS TRIUMPH OVER WASHINGTON SENA- | TORS; NATS LOSE TOP POSI- TION AS RESULT OF LOSS THURSDAY MATCHES CLUDE WELL KNOWN FOURSOME The most important match of tomorrow was left out of yester- day’s announcements by the golf ! captains. This match consists of | a foursome in which Sheriff Thompson and Councilman Leo | Warren join together to send Otto | Carbonell (Special to The Citizen) NEW YORK, July 19.—The New York Yankees triumphed over the Chicago White Sox and forged ahead of the Washington club, re- capturing first place in the Ameri- can League race. This was the Yanks’ ninth straight victory. Fred “Dixie” Walker, of the New! | Kirchheiner and John into golf oblivion. While, the sh , the cdge over Kirehheiner, the tax assessor has been improving” in form lately and says that he can PeSeccccoaseesenverecese | Seecccccvccovceccesooess| will be inserted in The Citizen at/ jthe rate of le a word for each in-! sertion, but the minimum for the! ore insertion in every instance is, ic. tisements is invariably in advance, ! but regular advertisers with ledger! accounts may have their advertise- { ments charged. street address as weil as their tele- phone number if they desire re- sults, ment The Citizen will give free an iff is conceded Febery Razor Outfit. Ask for it. Governor Paul V. McNutt. of Indiana, born at Franklin, Ind., CLASSIFIED (ise. COLUMN Maleolm Muir. of _New York i pr ent of the McGraw Hill Pub- lishing Co,, born at Glen Ridge, N. J., 48 years ago. Advertisements under this head j. Gen. Robert H. Allen. of land, retired chief of cavalry. born at Buchanan, Va., 63 years jago. Payment for classified adver-| Judge Julian W. 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