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From four to 20 years at waua
Waila was the sentence given Doug
las Davenport, confessed forger, by
Presiding Judge Otis w. Brinker
"Wednesday. Using several aliases
Davenport muicted Seattle mer-
chants out OF hundreds OF dollars by
passing bogus checks and establish
ing credit accounts, then skipping
out without paying for his pur
chases.
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Amaranih Social Club

The AmHranth Social club of Seat.
tie Court No. viii give a card party
at tho homo OF Mrs. =. - Wallace.
sssT SSH ave, n. r.. on Saturday
evening. February 10. ~ o'clock.
Prizes and re.reshmqnts Amaranths
and Eastern Stars cordihlly invited
Take fAysnna car and get of 81
zsth ave.
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Music
Vladimir Rosing
Concert Friday

vladimir Rosinn. f,uasina greatest
tenor, ana also London'H faeorite,
win 30 heard b. concert on Friday
evening, az the Plymouth congrcga
tinnai church
Before 1891. whom R6slng como
70 New York. and instantly won rec.
ignition az a great artist. be sang Ia
grand opera Al Petrograd. crliica
everywhere have been unanimous In
their praise u his artistry His pro
gram. which gill be- "a varied one. viii
include operate arisn. aH well as
Hnngn IN English. French. Italian and
Russian
Ills complete program vii be az
fellows
lsNiihNf ttttttFs srsrtsft. AfftlNl
ihiii.HNe see tss+'sssss 90 p. tteAl ~
aaftthhA ttsstftFrs tsresr AHnsaNff sh9
"hsfvnads % t-srho" ffrpm siEhi
IN May sttttttt,t sfaf haiheNs Ky
htuae tarFhnEsmsntl ,sf.sfst.t - Chopin
asrsnaas .,.st.....t..,.t...s. Hfahns
Death tspiiahy' 's,.,...ss hensaefFsAY
Afihs from grand opera 90 BE- selected
b. Hudirncel
Invocation 20 issvs' ..,...... oyrn scott
lord Kendall" fHpmsfsrt Folk HonElss
fstssttf-tt trtstsf Arr Cecil hhaFps
MY Father Has Hams Nsry Pine
sheep" fifish Song i.ssstr.trstsfss,
t..tt.. f.s..st Arr Herbert hughes
DE Not Depart in EaEilshi s,,....,
sstssss+sssstsssssrs sHAchmAninan
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Uomen's Clubs

subject. lis There sun Work 10 Ha
Done By the ]. o. q TT" discussing
present hootlegsiug, tho attempts 10
repeal the prohibition law. the
growth Of tho dope menace. and tho
basic social conditions which create
and stimulate the business In liauor
and dope Tho public d invited.
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John n Alien pr A

Airs. r. =. Thatcher win speak to
the John u. Allen PIT. A. on '-rhs
RiEhts OF the Child.- Al a meeting ia
the school auditorium. Thursday an.
ernoon. February :. az s1o o'clock
Musical numbers will be- given and
refreshnents viii DO served following
the program.
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nrIlI.h.Amrricnn A.soclatIon

The regular meeting Of tho Brit.
ish-AmeFienn association win be hvid
In the Fine Arts han. 1919 Fourth
ave. on Friday evening. February
?, at 5 o'clock. The special speaker
Of tho evening viii bo Prof. Y. v.
Singer who will give an address
upon Admiral Lord Nelson--the
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John Uav PIT. A.

Tho regular monthly meeting Of
John Hay PIT. A. win be- held
Thursday. February 8. az go p. m.
Following tho business session there
VIII be social hour with refresh
mcnta. Hos,csses for the social hour
are Mrs. A. nrygger. Mrs. Tracey
Strong. Mra. J. 8. uriffiihs. Mrs. W.
II. scveryns. Mrs. J. ID. Tredway and
Mrs. d. c. Knapp.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
rnIyer.liy Chanlanana

University Chautauaua will meet
Friday. February .. with Mrs. H. G.
Epps. 4ao2 18th ave. ~ y. at D. m.
chaptvrn ?. and IN soclai Ideals OF
English Letters. by Sudden. win bs
tho lesson Quotations from ben.
iamin Franklin.
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F,ink Park Nah Jongg Class

s week
oFthopoe shop $50 o'clock Teachers viii
be In attendance 10 coach beginners
On Tuesday February H. the guild viii Nah Jongg
T. Ronald tsi 18th the interest OF
the orthopcdc hospital There tables arranged Tor
costumes
and
Betty Johnson will assist at the tea hour.
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usset IN the blue room az The Y. w.
G. A. Friday, February .. a, 10
a. m. for The annual day Of prayer
service, Special attention win b.
given 70 tho chlldren's work OF Seat.
&c dislric, by tlir junior supenntcnd.
ont. Ars, Gertrude chiitcndnn. Of
Kent.
Mrs. G. g Barnes Of Kirkland viii
speak on s,uaonts' work. and Miss
Laura Radford win conduct the do.
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Nlna M. Trrn Tcni. 80. M

Nina ~. Frye tent. No. ~. Thlmble
club will meet az tho homo OF Mrs
Oliver. GOA Finh ave. y. r.. on
Thursday. February s Take Mrrids
Ian car 10 soth st.. walk two blocks
east. Luncheon win be served a,
noon.
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Miss Silliman Married at Home

The marriage Of Miss Florence srmnn daughter OF
evening January % ,As brides
The ceremony took place before hueebery
eandsabra Thru the lovely spring
Before Casey accompanied by Mrs Donald
MIS- ar Kndahl and nss rse@ o Sy ne sI sss Miss
kaah. gown was Of ads green sges and Miss
bouquets Of ophsta roses = ''' A-' -"' ''''''a arm
cloth ana her flowers Wsrs cosms o sa'
I've flower r and son Jean Meyers mn roc s mns' an n
funed organe best man
The bride given charming in her wed
. her soffn with cr Of blossoms
Mrs Otis Isf for Portland On their wedding
The outrsown ras we're m sna M p ashapa drive
Ore Miss Maize Murphy Portland Henry otis and
Valentine Party Saturday
Invitations have and Jane sargent
io5 VALENTINO their home Saturday afternoon Thirty
Entertain Bridge Club
Mr. and Mrs Maahemer entertained friends members Of
'nar bridge club Monday evening at their home
University Of Nebraska Club to Meet
. Tss annual meeting Of the Uniyer, held
campus MI B. a sss ns% p.D BUILDING s
an Ns an as aaTn d Dr9sram .
s rss as,s may be made thru the Bee Ken
+ Luncheon Club Entertained
afternoon at her home including members Of her bs
Married Jdnata7y 81
The marriage of
emned January ory bv Tho pey e was sol
home $3.50 =" 'i' e'S' "hete Vey wiz
Entertain Dinner Guests
Captain an Mrs William CARNEY u.-a ho... :.
ans at their home NJ f. when Govern laay eve
twenty " - A 'ose' were placed for
Servace at Orthopedic Tea Shop
queen Anne guild VIM be orthopdc Tea son r
cay with MRS Alvin H. Hankins acting hostess p "
hAssung VIII be Mrs Pfstiser
plgott Mrs Andrew Thomas stocton Mrs n m
Tenant. ~ - ". s"Sie ana MRS Jack
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Warren Avenue PIT. A.

Warren Avenue PIT. A. WIN meet
Thursday. February .. at .. m.
Mrs. II. r. Marwood viii speak on
what Clubs Can DO for child wei.
fare" Refreshments and a social
hour VIII follow.
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Greenwood Chapter q. D.. O. Il. s.
Social club viii meet AZ the homo OF
MIRA Olive rsEtmeisr. ssss Paiatins
ave- on Thursday. February &
Luncheon nj .. m Mira Vivian
Bruai and Mrs Myrtle Tyler. assist
Ing hosissrsa Al Eastern Stars wei
come.
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NailYr panrhlrrr of Ma.llLnrinn

Princes AnEsllue Parior No. : win
give whist card party AZ Darinail's
cafeteria, Second ave and Madison
a.. on Saturday evening. February
IA. AZ Sis. Playing starts promptly
At $3.50. No refreshments viii be-
ssfvsd. An members and friends arr
invited.
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seNard IN. A.

Seward PIT A. win meet Thurs,
day afternoon. February 4. AZ 2
o'clock X. j. knutson principal OF
Mercer school viii talk on -Amari.
canisation Problems and Why Seat,
tle Needs Industrial contern"
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Pupils Give Recital

Tha pupils Of hrp. Kingston gave
a oreiiiahla piano recital AZ ttr hone
Of Mrs. Bert Debts. sis ". 10Th -.
on February ,. which Was cnioyed
BY soyenty.five relatives and friends
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sion. Mrs. McAhee win have charge
OF tho dcyotions OF the afternoon.
Miss Mary Bcdeil, who has recently
returned from T!ontsin. win speak on
My Five Years in China"
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Board Of Trusler.' Meeting

Tho board OF trustees OF tho Seat.
Tie Federation Of womeu's Clubs viii
meet Thursday, February :. nj 1890
o'clock All members arc urged 20
attend 20 complete plans for tho
Federation ball 70 DO given February
20
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Tortson Tilyrr-~n AurIllary

Fortson ThyEesen Auxiliary. Z. q
W. ". VIII hold ia regular meeting
Thursday. February :. n, p. m. al
tho Arrnory. A proenm viii be given
IN enumeration Of i1nculn's birthday.
All members urged 10 attend.
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zoncry Club
Y. ". CA Notes

Tho Friends OF All club viii have
a supper IN tho small private dining
room OF tho " W. {. A, AZ 8 p. M,
Discussion hour. p. ms on com
pamtiye religions
The Union Bible ciass WIN give
ID supper IN the large dining room OF
the Y, W. G. A. az 8 p, m. bible
class under Mrs West At y. m.
The Aisaeon club Of the Y W. c.
A.. songs and discussion Eroup. viii
meet az p. m. Subject. 'Jaol"
Play hour in tho gymnasium at .
p. m.
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sealtIe Indre. M. I0lI

Seattle lodge, No. 1914. Fratrrnai
brotherhood. vii entertain member
with program and basket supper al
$50 o'clock Thursday. February ).
an tho eiubroom az Fremont.
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Alnlin Anrilinrr

Alpha Auxiliary will urcet Friday.
February ., az .. m. sharp Mr.
Hacker win bc the speaker Mem.
bsfn urged to attend.
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Anrora Grnilo Dame

Ansura Grotio viii give Sc ngih
dance Of the sixth annual series m.
day evening, February ,. AZ the
Masonic temple
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MNsicaL Prooram and Tea

musical and win follow Broadway guilds
the University Monday
February IL The hostesses VIII
fwing Price Mrs John f. Eaton AIRS H. c. Ewing Mrs William
Hubbard
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Nuraes' CommunIqur Club

The Nurses communiaue club will
hold its monthly meeting Thursday,
February 5. az tho home of Mrs, W,
NJ. conroy. Sis T. s5th A. Lunch
ron az p. IN.
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Assistants Named for Tea

Mrs Frederick Bausan has asked assist her The bridge tea she
Friday compliment Mrs Charles
Banks OF Lakssle Conn., and Miss Alice Dustin OF Mohgn Mrs
Archibald Misses
Treat Eyuyn colin Tyiand
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soro.is Club

Tho art department Of the sorosia
club Will meet Thursday. February s.
az 2 o'clock. IN the Federation club.
house
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AIRS. Kimbau Honor Guest This After
noon. Miss Dorothy Campbell WH Be
Complimented

Mrs O. ROCHESTER daughtor. Mrs David Morgan
i Rodcfic
club compmcnt Foniham nasott Km Of Portland who
Thursday spending
parents AIR and Mrs L. O. Gilman. az tho Hotel sorrento.
The informal Mrs Pierce liagh and Mrs
Thachr Hodgo honor Mrs Kmha at tho home OF Mrs odE
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IIrhifooi Danrlnr ann

Tho LiEhtfoot Dancing club viii
entertain with a special dance at De
Honsy'a academy on Thursday even.
Ing. February 9.
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At p. m IN the club rooms in tho
Arcade building Members cordially
invited TO attend.
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FOX TIE principal purpose Of
running down Seattle dogs and cnta
Who're licenses arc delinquent, nm
additional Dourdmaster has boen
authorized by the city council.
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mala.n Guari am

Haiasu Guard club vim meet win
Airs Paul W Schubert. ii2s Eighth
ave. W. Thursday. February 3. for
a o'clock luncheon.
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Hero OF Trafalgar" All persons OF
British birth, especially visitors. are
cordially Invited.
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Momen Of Moo.ehenrt Ierlon

The Women OF Mooseheart Legion
win meet at Moose temple Thurs
day evening. February s. at o'clock.
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BRIDGE for Miss Campbell

tables OF bridge
home Hamilton Thursday afternoon compliment to Miss
invitations have been confined to the close friends Of Mis-, Campbell
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Students May
See Exhibit

Sunday afternoon from 3 10 the
Fine Arts gallery win b. open 10
the public in honor N the is7 artists
OF the Northwest now holding their
eighth annual exhibition there. Mrs
David Myers. Mrs Harold hexHmlth
and Miss Clara r. Reynolds viii boz
IN charge. Special guests ~ the
afternoon WIN be the art teachers Of
the public schools. They win plan 10
make the exhibitions available 20 the
school children 81 the city.
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Informal Bridae Eueninn

Minor Roberts with
informal bridge their home Monday hono Of Mr.
Archibald
Fcrguson's Mr. and Mrs. William Hunter MeEwan.
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Dinner WIN Celebrate Anniversary

Daniel Frederick buckingham viii dinner
Of their wedding
tho win the Adscason Assembly the Womcns
University club auditorium.
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DieLrn, Fellowship

The Dickens Fcliowshlp's regular
meeting viii be held Thursday
evening. February sth In the
Chamber OF Commerce rooms Wis.
i,ors are asked 10 tciephons the
Fellowship secretary regarding the
Anniversary dinner. February Tth.
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sd Clement.. Church Social

81 Clements church viii give
social Friday evening. February .. ai
The Parish housc. n; : o'clock.
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
NJ. 4. Church
The women'a Foreign Missionary
eocsoiy Of The 81. r. church viii
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seattIe RcyIcw No. Q

Seattle Review No, 2. w. n A.
Of tho Maecabeea. win meet in the
A. o. y. w, hall. 1909 Ninth ave-
Thursday. February 8. at .. m
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Me.t Queen Anne P.T. A.

An enjoyable program has been mr..
ranged for the West Queen AIMS
ParcntTeaeher association. In the
community room Of tho school.
Thursday evening. February .. at
100 o'clock.
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nrIrhlun rrn S.lool Clrrlr

Brighton Priesthood Circle viii
NEE, AT the brighton school. Thur
day. February 8. a, p. IN The
program will 30 conducted by Mira.
". w. Harrison and Mira q. Y. Moon.
Refreshments win be served.
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Seattle Nt
Prof. Lovejoy
Will Speak

Professor Loyeioy. Of The univer'
rliy win speak ou The Thoafef
on February 10 az 5 o'clock ni iho
Fine Arts gallery tie ir the new
profenaor Of dramatic arr whose
plays. produced on the campus This
fall. attracted most favorable com.
ment
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CLUBs FOR THURSDAY
Graded Union of sunday school
Teacher.

Graded union Of Sunday school
Teachers
Seattle Graded Union 81 Sunday
school Teachers will meet Thursday
February 3. az The \. ". c. A. audit
forum from sac 10 ~ o'clock. Mira.
Porcy poarlc viii tell a story, after
which Miss Clara A. Hunt viii lead
a story discussion. rho last 40 min
utes % the session viii be devoted
10 departmental conference.
Ioncry Club
Tho Honery club viii hold an open
meeting Thursday evening, Febru,
airy 5, az o'clock. IN the lecture
room on tho fourth floor OF tho y,
W c, A. Dr. u, r. barnes viii ba
the speaker. Demonstrations
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Ronald PIT. A.

The Ronald PIT A. win hold
special meeting Thursday. February
., Mt 3 p. m. in the Ronald church
Mrs. Clark. editor OF '"rhc cotr
cilor." will lead the discussion on
bills sponsored by the PIT. a. which
are TO come before this session OF tho
legislature. The fathers arc cs-
pccially urged 10 attend.
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The Thursday Progress club win
meet with Mra, t. II. kstrhum. $40
18th ave. ~ f.. Thursday. February
3. at 10 a. m.
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u. r. Day PIT. A.

b. Y. Day PIT. A. win hold its
regular monthly meeting Thursday
afternoon. February 9. Mt s o'clock.
In the school auditorium. The pro-
gram includes two speakers on child
welfare work. several musical scloc.
tons and a social hour.
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Mothers Club. Sigma Alpha Epsilon

The Mothers' club Of Sigma Alpha
Epsilon fraternity win hold It's regu.
lar meeting Thursday. February 4.
al 2 .. m. AZ the chapter honso
taos University blvd. A largo a..
tendancs Ia desired. a. thers IL i'm
poriant business TO transact.
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FREE-Bcautifully illustrated sixty.four
page Cook Book. Write TO Johnson.
Licbcr Company, Seattle, Washington
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Tntrrn Cluh

Torrn club win have installation
Of officers on Thursday. February 6.
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Baltic Lodge. l. O. O. 7.

Baltic Lodge, i. o. q. r.
Baltic lodge. OF the international
Order Of Good Templars. will cele-
brate It's 35th anniversary Thursday.
February 8. ut its hall. 1903 Virginia
at.
John c. Kennedy win speak on tho
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Franklin High school PIT. 4.

Frenkiia Hish School PIT. A. win
hold a Back 10 School night.
Thursday. February 8. School win
open with an assembly program
promptly at TAO o'clock.
Evening star., 1923-11-14
CHAPTER VI.
The AIibf.

John Bruce opened his eyes dream
lily; unseeingly; and then his eye
lids fiuttered and closed again. There
was an exquisite sense of languor
upon him, of cool, comfortable repose:
a curious absence of all material
things. It seemed as though he were
in some suspended state Of anima-
ton.
not life as he had ever known it.
Perhaps it was death. He did not
understand.
He tried to think He was con-
scious that his mind for some long
indeterminate period had been oc-
cupied with the repetition of queer,
vague. broken snatches of things,
fantastic things born of illusions.
which had no meaning, and were
without beginning or end. There was
a white beach, very white, and full
round moon, and the moon winked
knowingly while he whitfield with a
huge jack knife at quill toothpick.
And then there was a great chasm
of blackness which separated the
beach from some other place that
seemed to have nothing to identify
il except this black chasm which was
mans face. face that was sinister
in its expression, and both rcpulsive
and unhealthy In it's color, was con-
stantly bending over him, and the
mans head was always in the same
posture-cocked a little to one side.
as though listening intently and
straining to hear something. And
then. in the same place, but less fire.
uuently, there was another face
and this seemed to bring with it al
ways shaft of warm. bright sun
light that dispelled the abominable
gloom, and before which the first face
vanished-i beautiful. the won
drously beautiful face of "a girl, one
that he had seen somewhere before
that was haunting in its familiarity
and for which it seemed he had al
ways known a great yearninE, but
which plagued him miserably because
there seemed to be some unseen bar
rier between them. and because he
could not recogniz her, and she could
not speak and tell him who she was
John Bruce opened his eyes again
Dimly. family, his mind seemed to be
grasping coherent realities. He be
gan to remember fragments OF the
past, but it was very hard to piece
those fragments together into a con
crete whole. That white beach-yes
he remembered that. And the quill
toothpick. Only the huge jack knit,
was absurd, 1t was at Apia witt
1armon. But he was in room some.
where now, and lying on cot OF
Evening star., 1923-11-14
/ likely to butt in much all OF n sud

likely to butt in much all OF n sud
den"
The man with the hypodermic. in
the act of replacing the syringe In
his pocket, drew it out again.
Coming from you, Birdie" he mur-
INJURED caustically, that's a surpris-
ingly bright idea. I've been here for
the last three hours listening to his
! interesting addresses from the ros-
trum OF delirium, and should say he
was quite safe. Still, to oblige you,
Birdie, and make You feel more COM
! Portable. we'll act on your suggea-
ton"
John Bruce's teeth Eritted together.
How weak he was, His arm ached
from even the slight strain OF cx-
tending it beyond his head TO the
screen.
And then he smiled grimly. But it
! wasn't case of strength now. was
| it? He was obviously quite helpless
| in that respect. This man they
! called Doc believed him to be still
| unconscious. and-he drew his arm
silently back. tucked it again under
! the sheet and blanket that covered
! him. and closed his cyeS-and even If
j he could resist, which he couldn't a
! hypod e rmic injection of morphine, or
| cocaine. or whatever it was that the
! supreme crook of the trio indulged
! in, could not instantly take effect.
! There ought to be time enough TO
watch at least
To be continued tomorrow.
Evening star., 1923-11-14
The ''How" I"

Through a manufacturers reorganization
cured these shirts at such price that enables
to offer them at this extraordinary saving. Every
shirt is we'll tailored from seam to seanl-from
neckband to ta-and every shirt is full cut.
Evening star., 1923-04-16
c. 0. P. CONVENTION
MOVE IS |ND0RSED
Cans Starts Drive to Bring
1924 Gathering to
Washington.

Active efforts to bring the 1924 re-
publican convention 10 this city were
started today. when Isaac Cans, presi-
dent of the Washington Chamber Of
Commerce, instructed the secretary to
prepare resolution to be presented
at the meeting Of the chamber at the
willard tomorrow night.
The resolution will be laid before
the chamber tomorrow night person
ally by President Cans.
The political conventions should be
held in the Capital city, Mr.. Cans
said, and now is a good time to con-
vince those who say where they shall
be held that Washington is the logi-
cal place.
AS soon as the chamber and its
committee on conventions act on the
resolution, and there is every belief
that both will act favorabIy. laying
down of a program to get the con-
vention here will be started. While
efforts at first will be centered on
the republican convention, Mr.. Cans
said, he also would propose that the
democratic convention, too, be held
here.
He said that the new auditorium,
will be finished by that time. furnish
ing ample provision for the meetings.
He added that the hotel accommoda-
tions here will be sufficient for those
who attend such conventions and the
Shrine convention will show just how
well the District can handle crowds.