The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-09-05
By the World FORGOT
A New Serialby RUBY NJ. AIRES

known this-this Nicholas Boyd. may ask?' .,
 Georgie caught her breath. Was she to bethrust back again into the uglinoss' of unspeakable things? She waited in positive agony for her mothers next words. They came quickly. 'sl might have known that you would abuse my kindness. and dis [ grace me. Compromising yourself twith a common film man. and a for | gotten one at that. After the trouble, 1 1 have taken to introduce you to de- cent people. to run after creature of that description. Heavens only knows what Bishop will say Georgie almost laughed; it seemed funny to drag Bishop in when he and Bernie ...
 Evelyn went on again. | received a letter from the mans wife this morning. complaining of your friendliness with her husband. She tells me that you have been in the habit of visiting his fiat Is that so?"
 "Yes."
 And you can stand there and ad- init it?" Evelyn stormed. Have you taken leave of your senses. or is this the influence of the life from which
 have done my best to rescue you"
 s"I don't know what you. mean,"
 Georgie said patiently. .clt aa
 You soon will know when you
 are lragged through the divorce
 courts as a correspondent" Evelyn , answered cruelty Bernie Boyd. as
 the creature calls herself, will get , all the notoriety she can out of the
 case, you mark my words. How you could so far forget yourself and what
 is due to me, as to mix up with such l people, is more than l can under
 stand"
 "I thought Miss Boyd was a ? friend of yours," Georgie said. "A friend!" Evelyn cast her eyes B up to Heaven. Isn't it possible for
 you to discriminate in anything? 3 Everyone mixes with film people
 nowadays. up to point, but when :. it comes to allowing married man s to entice you to his fiat-a girl Of ], your position
 [ NEORGIE'S eyes famed. g " "He did not entice me-" she
 said passionately. T went of my n own accord" .a'r ,*' 1s- -h- t "Then you are doubly disgraced.' y Evelyn was almost incoherent in her J. rage. And what does this man
 propose to do now?" she demanded l. "Is he prepared to face the scandal
 ito stand by you?"
 } He's gone away" Georgie said. e Her mother laughed. s Gone away! Exactly what ex t. pected; exactly what man of hi:
 type ould do. Is it likely that h. e could care seriously for girl lik'
 you? Gone away! We'll. you had bet y ter go after him, that's all can say
 have finished with you from thi
 moment" D. Georgie went very white. [; "Where can 1 go?" she asked. io "Where you like. anywhere. Bac ,r to your uncle, should think. if h
 will take you in. It's the only plac 1t you are fit for!"
 IS Shall go today?" Georgie asked r. You had better go at once. thi
 morning. before Bishop hears wha d. I have to tell him."
 ."Very we'll" Georgie said quietly e. But 1 should just like to say bt st fore go, that there is no reason fo
 you to be so angry. l have don er nothing to be ashamed of. nothin ,e that 1 shall be ashamed of ever." D. Evelyns lips curled into sarca' ed tic smile.
 "Is that so?" she said ironicall, |" "Then perhaps you can explain le
 ter which came this morning froI he this man Boyd. Yes. opened it," g
 Georgie gave little cry. Tt was m
 duty to open it after what l hay ,u heard, and if wanted proof of Mis- nd Boyd's story. found it in that le ter. A man. does not write passion Inf ate love letters to any girl unles nr she has given him good reason to- if She broke off as Georgie caught he z by the arm, shaking her.
 .sGive me my letter. pleas
 fplease!"
 Z. q have destroyed it," Evely to1 said sharply. And there is no nee al. to stand there and look like a tra z Eedy queen. The whole affair. is a en utter scandal. and 1 am only sorr
 was ever foolish enough to expe' .ot anything better of you. You can
 back to your uncle. Fortunately Ter II am leaving for Scotland so soc
 1t will not seem strange. You hei 'ti- what say?" i'd .Yes," Georgie said slowly. "Ye Int I hear"
 as (CopyYioht. 193s, Doubleday Dordn =, stiu another hard blow awaits ou Gaornie. tomorrow. v