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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-23

EDMONDS
COOPERATIVE co.
Edmonds
FIVE CORNERS
GROCERY & SERVICE
STATION
Lake Forest
GEHR ERICKSON
Bethell
w. 8. HULIN
Seattle Heights
PETER HANSON
Cedar Valley
JOHNSON'S GARAGE
Victory Highway
d. JAMES
North Trunk
KENNEDY'S GROCERY
Richmond Beach
LAKE BAI.LINGER
STORE
Lake BaIilnger
LAKE FOREST
GROCERY & SERVICE
STATION
Lake Forest
LARSON GROCERY
Foy Station
A. L. MIDDLETON
Seattle Heights
]. II. MURPHY
Country Club
PATTERSON SERVICE
STATION
Victory Highway
QUALITY GARAGE &
GROCERY
Bothell and Everett Road
RICHMOND HIGH
LANDS GARAGE
Richmond Highlands
RONALD PARK STORE
Ronald Park
RONALD PARK AUTO
REPAIR
Ronald Park
TAVERN GARAGE
Richmond Highlands
VICTORY HEIGHTS GA
RAGE & SERVICE STA.
Victory Highway
JOHN WALLOCK
Richmond Beach
YOST AUTO co.
Edmonds
J. H. AVERY
Winslow
A. b. CASE
South Side
p. ERLANSON
Fletcher Bay
E. w. FOSTER
Fletcher Bay
II. A. HANSEN & SON
Port Madison
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-23

NJ. & NJ. GROCERY
goth and Jackson
MAIN AUTOMOTIVE
MACHINE WORKS
I0s 18th Ave. 4.
MILLER & NORTON
IiIe 18th
NAGLE PLACE
GARAGE
1926 Magic Piace
NEW EAGLE GARAGE
100 Sixth Ave. y.
RAINIER GARAGE
Rainier and Brandon
]. r. RILEY
Three Tree Point
SEAHURST GARAGE
Scahurst
SEATTLE GARAGE
Broadway and Pike
SECURITY GARAGE
14th Ave. and 4. Madison
SERVICE GARAGE
18th and Il. Union
SOUTH END GARAGE
IFS Prefontaine Place
]. u. SEIGMEISTER
18th and James
AUG. TOELLNER
Duwamish
STEWART STREET
GARAGE
1898 Stewart st.
SUNSET SERVICE
STATION
18th N. w. and West 65th
TURCOTTE GROCERY
3107 Il. Madison
VANS GARAGE
65th and Ravenna
WILLIAM VAUGHN
Sunnydalc
WILSON & KREITLE
f76s Ballard Ave.
WOODLAND HARD
WARE co.
710s WoodIawn Ave.
YORK GROCERY
3f0O Rainier Ave.
YOUNGSTOWN
GROCERY
2601 w. Andover 81.
ALDERWOOD MANOR
GARAGE
Alderwood Manor
BILLS PLACE
Victory Highway
COLLEY'S GARAGE
Edmonds
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-20

Furnish instrumental music L
the hens.
Give them clear water often.
Guard against poultry disease.
Keep the coops immaculate.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-20

neaux more in sorrow than in anger
somebody has been taking ed-
vantage Of your trusting nature
Whitaker Monk is short, hopelessly
stout, and the most commonplace
person ina ENABLE
CHAPTER XIV.
Sin i'm Beauty's Garb.
In no city in the world is the doc
trine of go-as-you- please but-mind-
your-ow business more studiously
inculcated by example than Il
Paris, especially in is hours of re-
taxation Lanyard had not been SO
long ar exile as u have forgotten
his way about entirely, and with
what was new since his time Made
moiselle Reneaux was thoroughly
acquainted.
If there were anybody or thing a
girl of her age-Athenais was about
nty-fve-shouldn't know. she
knew him, her or 1t; If there were
any place she shouldn't go, she
either went or had been there; If
there were anything she shouldn't do
or say or think or countenance,
those things she-within limitations
did and said and thought and &C
cepted or passed over as matters OF
fact and no consequence.
On the way to their table thew
after a dance, were intercepted by
a woman who. with two cavaliers
had been standing near the door OF
the restaurant Through a rising
clatter of tongues her voice cut
clearly.
'Athenais, 1t Is I-Liane."
Lanyard was inclined TO think he
had never seen, this side of foot
lights, a gown quite so daring as
that which revealed the admirably
turned person of the lady who
named herself Lane.
AT the sound Of her name Athe-
nats turf ed with a perfectly ind
Gated stas: Of surprise which she
promptly translated into a little, Joy-
full cry. The living pillar Of ivory.
satin and precious stones ran into
her arms, embraced her ardently.
and kissed both her cheeks. then
releasing her half-turned to IAN
yard.
Glints OF trifling malice winked
behind the open interest of trou-
bling, rounded eyes Of violet. Ian
yard knew himself known.
So he had sacrificed for nothing
his beautiful beard!
He uttered a private but heartfelf
"Damn!" and bowed profoundly as
the woman, tapping Athenais on the
arm with a fan crusted with dla-
monds. demanded:
Present instantly. my dear. this
gentleman who tangces as 1 have
never seen the tango danced beforel'
Forestalling Athenais. LANYARD
replied with a whimsical grimace:
rs one. then. so unfortunate as TO
have been forgotten by Madame la
Comtesse de Lorgnes? ,"
But monsieur is mistaken" the
other stammered, biting her lip.
Surely one cannot have been SO
stupid" Lanyard apologized.
But this is MademoiseIe De-
lorme.' Athenais said Mon
sieur Paul Martin"
CONTINUED I'm Our Next Issue.)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-20

TO DANCE ANYWAY.
WARSAW, Ind. Sept. 19.-De-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-20
dG00s9a1H pE1iIS9
GET MORE EGCS-BY RADIO!

WORCESTER. Mass. Sept. "a
Give your hens free radio concerts
ard Increase their egg production.
John G.. GassdI. junior champion
poultry raiser OF this county offers
this advice
Music has solved young GaskilTs
problems and he says it viii do like
wise for other poultrymen. Charm
cd By the music OF his piccolo, 80
hens laid 5.O4O eggs IN seven
months, he declares One OF the
eggs had three yoiks
The record gave this f6-year-old
champion victory over SO com
pct.tors and made his total poultry
prizes 80 IN three years.
Music Does IL.
Say 80 with music Is my mot
to-" says GaskiU, explaining his
success. II you can't play. install
q radio receiving set and get the
broadcast concert music.
Almost every dav played the
plccol0, flute or trumpet 70 my
hens. They enjoyed IL and laid more
eggs as A result At first I started
O. play -hem cornet solo. but
they seemed 70 have an aversion for
that instrument. I really believe
that daily musical program was an
important factor IN my success.
L believe the time VIII come
when radio ampHfiers viii be at
tached 20 hen houses so the egg
production may be increased by
wireless telephone concerts from
near and far"
Lectures Taboo.
Beware OF broadcasS lectures or
singing! This, says this poultry
raiser, will decrease egg production.
The hens Ike instrumental music
only. So, II the program calls for a
song. tune out the station and
search for a violin or orchestral Sc
lection from another broadcas.iDg
station.
ANY particular selection Will
do" says GaskiI. ''In fact am
not much OF an artist en- any OF the
Instruments play 20 my hens. Al
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-20
GO ON WITH TIE STORY.
MadcmolseIle the Detective.
CHAPTER XIII.


MadcmOlseIIe the Detective.
In London. about noon Of that
dav WertheImer, deciphered code
message:
Dear old bean: Please advise
prefecture de police without reveal
ing YOUR source OF information, un-
identified man murdered on express
stopped Yesterday Hotel Terminus.
LYONS. under name Of Comte de
T.orgnes. During entire evening be-
fore entraining he was Swallowed by
two Apaches. one Of whom passing
as Albert Dupont. booked In same
carriage with Lorgnes, but detrained
I.aroc.he six-ffteen- Can admirably
succinct sketch OF the physical DG-
pont is here deleted) - stranger
N Paris 1 crave passlonately 10 re-
view night life OF great city but am
naturally timid about going about
alone after dark. Only society or
beautiful. accomplished, well-lnform-
ed and agreeable lady can put me
az ease. Can YOU recommend one
such 20 ne by telegraph Presume
you have heard your old friend
puchem.n is suspected OF l0Cting
Jewels Of Madame de Montalais,
chateau de NIoutalais. near MILAN.
HA counts on your discretion 10 PEE
serve secret OF his innOcense pend
sng further advices. Paul Martin
neve stopping Hotel Chatham
M. L"
A telegram from London address
ed to n Paul Martin Hotel
chatham. Paris. was delivered late
n The afternoon:
Prefecture tipped or Many
thanks. I-uuy appreciate you can
not trust YOURSELF alone in the dark
Therefore cheerfully delegatiDe
preservation your virtue while ~
Paris 10 Nile. Allhenals RenCaux.
maiden lady mature charms whom
beg You VIII respect as you would
ny sister Wishing you enjoyable
irtcllcc.ual evening W
l. needed receipt OF a petit oleu.
while De was dressing for dinner. 20
rurc Lanyard Of an attack Of pre-
.aontory shivers brought on b
recollection Of the awful truth that
one IS never really safe IN trillnC
7ei;h an EngHshman's sense OF hu-
nor
Dea- Monsieur Martin. Ii IS to
sweet o. you % remember your
.ramise 20 ask re 10 dine the first
-s.ns you came 20 Paris. Since you
cave Il @ me. shall We say the Ritz.
It hal past seve17 in case your
T1cmory fo- ssces s poor-it has
12-I shall be wearing the couven-
;ional fast BLACK with my very best
ln-enue expression; and my feather
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-20
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szAsS Joseph Vance
sZf%n{eSSSS3x q epn International Magazine Company
5-S@~ zsss sssssx=ssee--->
b Louis
IOSehh Vance
fan Will be name-oolored.
,pn International MAGAZINE Company

ian viii De name-cOlOred.
Always TO you
"ALTHENAIS RENEAUX."
Now that sounded more like d.
Mademoiselle Athenais Reneaux
lived up in most gratifying fashion
to the tone Of her note.
She swept spiritedly into the
lounge OF the Ritz. tall. fair girl,
very good-loOking indeed and pril-
liantly costumed, and placed Mon
sieur Paul Martin in one glance, on
the Instance Of his calculated start
Of recognition.
Paul" she cried in lifting accents.
I'm so gladi It's been simply ages
e.. And looking so well! 1 don't
| believe you've changed a bit"
And you, Athenais, always ex-
quisite, but today Truly one
has never seen you looking better. {"
'Flattery." she commented. But
I love it,"
Meanwhile her gaze reviewed the
| lounge in one swift. searching glance,
and returned 10 Lanyard with a
droop Of the lashes. slgnified there
was no one present likely 10 prove
| dangerous.
'Flattery? To you? But impos-
siblel"
he delighted her. and she showed
II openly. But her lips said only.
"Have-I kept you waiting a fright.
fully long time. poor boy?"
Let your appetite accuse you,
Athenais."
But I am starvinsi"
Then. as 1 take It. nothing on
earth can prevent our going in to
dinner"
LANYARD had already consulted
with the mahre d'hotel over the
menu and the reservation as the
two settled down at a table on the
side Of the room
Monsieur received a telegram
this afternoon?
Yes ntademoiselle. And you -"
1T is here-sinoe am. May 1 see
yours2"
With a gay gesture she handed
over her telegram from London and
took his in exchange.
The ordinary cipher OF the British
Secret Service was as readily intel
llglble TO both as II the message
had been couched in open French
or English
The girl was laughing as she &c
turned Lanyard's telegram and re-
ceivlng ner own.
Mature charms'!' she pouted
d" Enjoyable intellectual evening,
Oh. how depressing! And are YOU
going 10 obey that injunction TO
treat me as somebody's sister,"
Never IN my Iife!"
I Ike that better And" she in
CURED demurely. may one ask what
are monsieur's Commands"
First. YOU VIII continue TO lir.
With me al Observation-Disclosures
~"
Even when you make 1t so diff
icu.t?"
And then If discover an inter
est in people I may chance 10 SEE.
you Will be good enough 10 tell n. a
who they are and-other details Coz
corning their ways Of life"
Perhaps know them. II might
save tine If You would give me their
names"
lie Comte de Lorgnes7'
Mademciselle Reneaux looked
blank
Madame Ia Comtesse de Lorg.
nes7"
If you could describe them. per-
haps-7"
Useless. am afraid, neither II
au uncommon type.
Are you Their acquainted with A
man named Phinuit-an American s''
No"
Mr Whitaker Monk. OF New
York ."
81 met him one night. with a CAV
party that Joined ours a. breakfast
at Pre-Catelan. A qauint lntle
stupid"
Quaint. 1 grant you. But hardly
little. or stupid. a taN man. as thin
as a diet. with face like comic
mask OF tragedy
paul dear" said Athenais Re
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-20

WARSAW, Ind. Sept. 19.-War-
saw VIII have its second municipal
celebration OF Halloween oct 80. a
special program already Is being
prepared by Charles Kelly who was
in charge OF the festivities last year.
a committee of Is business and pro-
fessional men has been named 10 as
sist in the arrangements
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-20
BEGIN HERE TO-DAY.

Love OF
EVE DE 8IoNvTAIAIS. and the de-
sire 20 prove that he had not vio-
lated the hospitality OF her cha
teau ia southern France, sent
MICHAEL LANYARD, now the bril-
liant member OF the English Sc
cret Service, but once the no.
torious crack smtn. the
LONE WOLF. on the quest Of her
jewels.
They had been stolen while Ian
yard was her guest recuperatlng
from wounds inflicted by
DUPONT. a Paris Apache, whose at
tempted highway robbery Of the
women Of the chateau de Monta-
Iafs had been frustrated by Ian
yard.
Lanyard suspects that the jewels
we're stolen by a band Of thieves
masquerading as tourists. consisting
Of
Whitaker MONK: his secretary.
PHINUIT: the latter's brother,
JULES. and the
COUNT and COUNTESS DE
LORGNES. Lanyard goes TO
Lyons and trails Dupont. who In
turn Is trailing de LorgDes. on
tie Lyons-Paris express. which ia
bearing Lanyard, Dupont and de
I,orgnes. de Lorgnes is murdered
in his berth.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-20
Cqtches Fish, Bigger
One SiCdIIotCs Little
One, He Catches Both
~ Internatlonal Ncyys Service.l

~ -''07I II'IEIVaIdF -NVVs NCTNIUe-T
MANSFIELD. O.. Sept. 23.-A. II.
Matson OF Concord. y. II. a visitor
here, lays claim 10 first honors as
the champion disciple Of Izaak
Walton, the dean Of fishermen.
According 10 a story related by
him 10 local lovers OF the sport he
recently caught 20 small perch
in one hour at his summer home.
AT Deer Island. y. H. Then. feel
ing a stronger tug on the line than
usually given by perch. Matson be-
gan struggle. When his catch
was finally safely landed he found
that he had caught two. 4 Perch
had taken his bait. and then a
hungry pickerel p inches long.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-20

spite objections on the part OF 70
persons. dances win be conducted
The Warsaw Community bulsi-
during tho Kosciusk0 county fal
Sept. 26 20 so. inclusive. Sc was al
nounced today. The dances win
In charge OF members OF Comrai
T. I. ". G.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-20

WARSAW, Ind. Sept 19.-srer
are on foot here in favor of a ne
high school for the city OF Warsa-
A. the present time there are uea.
iy 400 pupils in the high school A
ready this term 90 has become nece
sary 20 open an additional ascend
room
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-20
Uncle Wiggily

UNCLE WIGGLIY AND NEDDIE' 5
HIDING PLACE.
Copyright. 1922. 10y NcClue News
paper SyLidlcater.
(By Howard r Garls.)
Neddie Stubtau. the boy bear.
came numbering Up 10 Uncle Wig
gily's hollow stump one day.
Uncle Wiggi-y.' ask Ted Neddig
with a funny little wag of his stump
% a tail which was about as large
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-20

most any old tune will pu. the
flock in good humor."
For success In the poultry bust
ness Gaskill gives five principles:
Install electric lights in the hen
coops.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-20
FOUND DEAD.

BURKET Ind. SEPT. 19.-Benton
Sarber. for many years a resident OF
was found dead IN his hoEae near
Burket Monday. Coroner kellogg OF
Warsaw. following an investigation
held that death had been due 20
heart failure.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-20

No man is so Insignificant as 20
sure his example car do no good
harm
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-20

had swallowed the perch ne had al.
ready hooked
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-20
Bond Issue Provides
Saturday Night Bath
(By International News Service.)

MUSKEGON, Mich. SeTt. 23.-
Saturday night baths viii soon be
added 10 the domestic refnements
OF North Muskegon.
BY a vote OF more than two "a
one the city has approved a bond
issue OF $4,000 for an electric
power addition 10 the water system
and extension Of the mains so that
water can be furnished 10 homes
on Saturday nights. Water pres
sure now ceases at 6 p. m.
The doing evil 10 avoid an evil can
not be good
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CONTINUED e,1 MKT PACED
Evening star., 1922-05-14
Christ Church. Guild
To Give Garden PARTY

One of the loveliest old gardens in
Georgetown, that of the old Mackall
place.. at 1888 2sth street. will be
thrown open to the public Tuesday
afternoon and evening. when the
Christ Church Parish House Guild
holds its garden party there.
Georgetown Is as fun of old gar
dens where Lafayette trod the minu-
ct with hostesses of colonial days
as Virginia is full of houses where
Gen. Washington slept, and If La
fayette did not dance or walk in this
old garden, then he missed a great
pleasure.
! There will be continuous perform
ance, or performance at intervals,
of the Peak sisters; also a May-pole
dance, a Chinese pagoda, a fortune
teller and q wandering Jew" to say
nothing Of homemade cake, candles
and ice cream. Two rooms Of the old
mansion will be open also to the visi-
tors for a radio concert and for dane
Ing.
The Mackau place is one of the old
est of the historic mansions Of that
section, built when Georgetown was
the court end Of town, with statesmen
and diplomats domiciled there as
preference to any other spot in the
then new capital.
Mrs. James Blake, Mrs. William
Hill and Mrs. N. w. Dorsey have add
ed .their names foI the List OF pa
-fnanasRa& j. &
Evening star., 1922-05-14
Jusserands to Entertain
\ Argentine Envoy and Wife
Farewell Dinner at French Embassy Tomorrow
to Be Attended by DISTINGUISHED
Company. =

retary of the italian embassy will en-
tertain company at luncheon today
at the Montgomery Country Club.
a Nine. Steen. wife of the counselor
of the Swedish legation. accompanied
left Washington Thursday for Cuba.
where they Rill visit the latter's
son. Mr.. Heinand Benin, for the re-
mainder of the month.
DIR. Mary Patrick, president of the
has been the guest for several days
of the minister of = Bulgaria. and
Nine Panaretoff, will leave Wash
ington this evening and resume her
speaking tour in the interests of the
drive for the eollegs.
The third secRetary of the German
embassy, Baron Leopold Plessen. and
Mr.. Durham Rogers will entertain a
small company at dinner Tuesday
evening at Wardrnan Park Hotel
The chief of staff. U. S. A.. Gen.
John ]. Pershing!i was the guest Of
honor at dinner last evening of the
reorganized 77th Division. U. S. A..
given at the Hotel Astor, in New
York. j. -
Mile. Helene tHeilmann. daughter
of the ecommercial. attaohes of the
French embassy and Madame He'll
mann. has as her guest for the week
end. Miss .Rosalind Peasce Of Bryn
-Mawr. Pa. The. attache and Nine.
Heilmann will entertain company
of fifty at buffet luncheon today
In honor Of MISS Pearce.
The Postmaster General and Mrs.
Hubert Work entert tanned a company
at dinner last evening at Wardman
Park Hotel.
Evening star., 1922-05-14
Justice Stafford
To. Be Guest at Tea

Associate Justice Wendell p. Staf-
ford of the District Supreme Court
will be the guest of honor at the
weekly tea at the Congressional Club,
when he will give a number of origi-
nal readings. Tea will follow at 5
o'clock, when Mrs. Schuyler Otis
Bland and, Mrs. Edward E. Browne
will preside at the tea table. They
will be assisted by. Mrs. Edwin S.
Broussard, Mrs! william D. Boies.
Mrs, Vincent NJ Brennan. Mrs Ed
.win.R- Brooks, Mrs. Joseph Brown.
Mrs. Frank Briggs and Miss Mabel
Boardman.
The Congressional Club. accus-
toned to It's dtgnifled Friday after
noon program, assumed a festive air
as ~bevfes1 of, gay-gowned girls and
boys trooped in for the annual chill
dren's afternoon last week. Mrs.
Bonnin, in. full Sioux costume. recited
three Indian legends-adding to
her Indian grace f1he training in
drama. Mrs: Wayne Wheeler. also in
Indian costume. sang several Indian
songs, Mrs. Mansfield and her daughr
ter accompanying with piano and
violin. There was q f1utter OF excite :
ment when the Navy Yard Band
marched in. cheirs were pushed back.
and soon the room was full of tiny
tots and high school couples, = 1t was
a scene of color and beauty