Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-11-27

SS'' = JOu "oAtSu "! GlriS alNapa
can get out OF things when thew 49, sss
to. Won't youT -
81 don't think So"
tWhy notT'
Because I promised him savs,.,
days ago."
"See here |" said the stricken eea,s.
''If you're going to decline 70 dspcs
that cotillion with me simply becsnss
you've promised aga rlSerahls
red-headed outsider like Fred Klnaev
why we might as wen quitP'
"Quit what?''
"You know perfectly wen what
mean," he said huskily.
II don't"
swell, you ought tor
"But l don't at allr'
George, thoroughly hurt, and not
little embittered. expressed himself
in short outburst Of laughter: even
ought to have seen itf'
"Seen what?''
'That you might turn out to s.
girl who'd like a fellow Of the IA,
headed Kinney sort. ought to hsys
seen it from the firstl''
Lucy bore her disgrace lightly. a0h
dancing a cotillion with person
doesn't mean that you like hin-bul
/ don't see anything in particular Tia
matter with Mr.. Kinney. what Isr
IT prefer not to discuss It, sid
George CURLY. Hes an enemy d
mine."
sWhyT'
II prefer not to discuss It
'sWeIl, but"
II prefer not to discuss Il
every we'll" She began to hum Tia
air Of the song which Mr.. Georgs An
berson was now discourslng. 10 mega
of my delight that knows DO WaBe.
and there was no further conversation
on the back seat.
The continuance stopped VITA
heart-shaking jerk before lsabeIa
house. The gentlemen jumped doFn
helping Isabel and Fanny to descend
there were friendly leayetaking ani
one that was not precisely friendly
'It's 'au revoir' till tonight. lmltIEF
Lucy asked. laughing.
''Good afternoonl' said George. tnf
he did not wait, as his relatives nd II
see the old sewing machine staTtbEsk
" down the street, toward the eha
ons'; its lighter load consisting n1a
Of only Mr.. Morgan and bis daughis
George went into the house Ct ones
He found his father reading q
evening paper in the library. "Whas
are your mother and your Amt Fhn'
ny7' Mr.. Mlnafer inquired. DOT laaR
ing up.
They're coming" said bis sCn; eng
casting himself heavily Into . ehalE
stared at the fire.
His prediction was verified fsF
moments later; the two ladies cane
in cheerfully, unfastening their g.
cloaks. ITS ali right, George. Nla
Isabel. "Your Uncle George called y
us that Pendennis got home afsg
Put your shoes close to the fire, dear
or else go and change them.
''Look here" said George abrup
'sHow about this man Morgan ana y
old sewing machine7 Doesn't b. wanl
to get grandfather to put money ia.o
it? Isn't he trying to Wore pass
George for that? Isn't that WaaE re-
up top
It was Miss Fanny who rssponaea
''You little silly!s she cried, WIN ST
prising sharpness. "What on eaIw
are you talking aboutl Eugene -
gan's perfectly able to finance nls ssA
inventions these days"
"He strikes me as that so1 =
man." George answered aogss1'"
isn't he, fatherg"
Minafer set down his paper To- Z.
moment. "He was a fairly VIA 49,
fellow twenty years ago he 49, s
glancing at his wife absentiE
was like you in one thing, George -. :,
spent too much money only he 80
have any mother to get money =. !
a grandfather for him, 50 be va ~
ally in debt. But I believe I've -
he's done fairly wen Of late -.
No. / can't say / think he's ~,
der, and / doubt If be needs 3D. s..
else's money to back bis hOFsale
rage" =. ID
even, what's he brought ~
thing here for, then7 People 81 1880 -
elephants don't take their co..
around with 'em when they go
Ing. What's he got IT here forI 81. IL
arm sure I don't know 's ss
Aainnfer, resuming his paps.
might ask him." -
Isabel laughed and .patted 81 y s 81
bands shoulder again. @Area
zolng to dress? Aren't We ~
20 the dancer