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reverence-is doubtless in way a
Mothers Day to every woman. Sings
Iris" In From pillar TO Post: -
HIS advent seems a thing apart.
Yet Love each day is bringing
Glad news Each mother. In her heart,
"MaEn.lcat" is singing.
Your little son upon your breast
IS Gods dear child as truly
AS Jesus was, when angels blessed
The baby Savior newly.
The well-known human heart Is
curious thing. as has been said times
too numerous TO mention. Now, here's
"P. D. Cog" In "a Line o Type or
Two"-from the signature It's fair to
highbrOw professor:
Their old-fashioned sweetness,
Their simple perfect beauty.
Somehow reminded me of Mother.
l buried my face in their exquisite fra
GRANGE
And tenderly caressed their soft petals
With my cheeks and my lips.
And then the pent up longing of my
Bedewed the llIacs with tear-pearls
Which glistened in the morning sun.
Mother! Oh. Mother
Now, suppose the lilacs that "P. D.
Cog" remembered SO fondly bOrdered
the path to a certain kitchen door
If SO, It's fair guess that the next
moment he was smiling through his
tears as he remembered himself, a
husky. low-brOwed youngster, crying
LIT.
drumstick?'
One of the things that is worrying
the soclOlOgist these days Is the dis
appearance in the cities Of the old
fashioned home. This is an age of
apartments and of dwellers who get
their meals anywhere except at home
In such a scheme of existence Il near
by delicatessen shop is, of course, an
advantage. But, incidentally and CON
fidentially one wishes much for vO-
cabulary that could do justice to the
emotions aroused by n dclicatessen
shop in the man who has memories
of an old-fashloned kitchen and of
pies like mother used to make"
The Chicago Daily News recently
reprinted from Eugene Fields famous
Column" Of September IA, 1888, the
story called "Col. Gates, Director" II
purports to be told by passenger
in 1867 in the one sleeper Of train
on the "Han'bu md st. JO'." The Dor
ter notified the passengers to be care
| full not to snore, as Col. Elijah Gates,
a director, was aboard Then wOm-
an with a baby got on. There was
no bunk for her, but the porter al.
| lowed her to sit back by the stove.
Then the baby began to cry. Col.
Lily Gates heaved himself out Of
his bunk and pompously Informed the
| young woman that she must keep the
child quiet. But the child kept on
crying, and second time the colonel
went marching down the aisle and
ndmonished the young woman. But
the baby still cried. and then the
colonel charged down upon the young
! woman for the third time. Here's the
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on the occasion Of the latter defeat
me french emperor. In admiration Of
the courage displayed by his van.
qulshed opponent. presented him with
handsome gold clock and wrote a
letter or appreciation to go with It.
Inc clock passed through various
hands after the death of General Mack.
ana had been bought in Berlin, with
the huthenticating letter, by an Amer.
ican collector The collector lost his
wallet, containing the letter, while on
his way to his home In San francisco
The Outlook.
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Sycophancy-

There Is n story Of chemist who
was lecturing before European SOW
ereign who had professed curious
Interest in that branch of science. At
the critical moment in an experiment
the chemist announced with low
bow to the king:
"Slre, these two gases will now have
the distinguished honor to combine in
the presence of your majesty"
Which they accordingly did! =
Youths Companion.
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We ally?

Every woman who pronounces
as w will find mate; it appeals
all that is chivalrous in man. Fr
the stage directions OF Dear Brutu
by J. NJ. Barrie. We hardly think
Sir James. For our part, If one sho.
call us "Wobert" we should feel Z
pinching her-Boston Evening In
script,
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Discoverer Of x-Rays

Professor Roentgen, discoverer of the
X-ray, spent his last years in poverty.
lie refused to patent his discovery, be-
lleving 1t SO valuable that he should
give It to the world without making a
profit from 1t himself. His chief in
come when he died was a pension of
$50 year. He lived at the home of
friend. Germany had Its millions for
war. not uialer for the scientist who
AID 30 mech for the relief of suffering
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Collector In Hard Luck.

Apropos of Napoleon, n curious foot
note to the history of the famous CON
queror appeared In New York paper
under the heading, asks Police to
Find Napoleon's Letter" The loser of
the letter described 1t as having been
written by Napoleon on August is,
1905, to the Austrian general Mack,
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His Translation.

well, ho" !" chuckled Skinny Sin
son In the midst of his reading.
"What now?" inquired his sire.
"Why, Paw, 1t says here, The crr
nal went forth with the mark Of O
on his brow That's funny pie
to get a whaling, amt it?"-Kans
City Star.
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But, Oh, Oh,
If his Mother could know!
BY JOHN DICKINSON SHERMAN

BY JOHN DICKINSON SHERMAN
Il +: ; {: ; 3 J ;. : !; :
ELLO, good Americans all,
regardless Of sex, race,
class or creed Have you
remembered that the sec
~SsAS ond Sunday in May Is
YINWS Mothers Day7 Well, It Is.
~ M this year, and every year,
SAGEH by act of the Congress of
the United States of
America The Congress also says ::
Fly your Flag" Then put a car
nation in your lapel and you have
started Mothers Day right.
If your mother is where you can
lay hands on her, tell her you love
her-and prove 1t.
If she isn't, telephone her; telegraph
her. write her-lf you don't go and
viRir her.
And If your mother has gone where
you may some day join her-if you de-
serve lido something that you know
would please her-something worthy
Of her and Of the day.
Mothers Day originated with Miss
Anna Jarvis of Philadelphia, and it
was celebrated by several cities in
1910. An act Of Congress in 1914 au-
thorized the President to designate
by annual proclamation the second
Sunday of May as Mothers Day, and
to request the display of the American
Flag on government buildings and pri-
vate homes.
Mothers Day Is set apart for spe-
cial observance in honor of the home
and motherhood. Its purpose is to re-
call the memories of mothers who
have gone; to brighten the lives Of
those who remain; to stimulate men.
women and children 10 honor home
and parents. 1t Is t. be observed by
acts of kindness to mother and fa-
ther; by service in churches of all
tion-emblem Of the purity, beauty,
fidelity and strength of mother love.
There is a Mothers Day Interna-
tional association, with headquarters
in Philadelphia, which aims to make
men and women realize their indi-
vidual responsibility to right the
wrongs of motherhood and childhood
in the name Of mother to inspire men
TO carry forward work for the home
which will promote the brotherhood of
man, and to perpetuate and strengthen
family ties by the establishment and
observance of the day in all coun
tries.
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and the assistance Of pure science.
Count Zeppelin, 1t will be remembered
was millionaire. Frau Krupp a bill
lionaire many times over.
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Better Show for the Empire.

Uncle Hiram-They say that the
sun never sets on the British empire.
Aunt Hannah-Doesn't 1t. now? And
we have such lovely sunsets over
here.-Judge.
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Indulgence.

1t Is only necessary to grow old to
become more indulgent. see no fault
committed that have not committed
myself.-Goethe.
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knoWinu When

Next to knowing when to seize an
opportunity. the most important thing
In life Is to know when to forego an
advnntage.-Disraeli.
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Recoverinu,

"Tell me. John. have you read my
new bOokT
Yes, but ! feel trife better by
now. ow.-Copenhagen KIDD Hans.
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rs Worth the Trip 10 Euron.

And what Uumanian Ia.
thought, and what my wife Je,,.
French born) thought, upon reyls,.
Europe, was this: That once In 4
while, just for brief momen, !
was the tinicst bit thankful 10
stars that she had thrown In he,
with an American, even II he \
not quite 100 per cent. am VII,
to say publicly that that is worn
any husband the cost OF TIN
Europe.-Youth's Companion.
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Our Life

We pass our life in deliberation. and
we die upon it.-Quesnel.
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When man tells how he has h,
bunkoed he arouses more curios
than sympathy.
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BugleS blowi

BugleS blowi
Proud the homage We Showi
Our unknown One"
His battle won,
Sleeps well In stately place in Sun !"
COlumbia's son
In arlington
Is shrlned with Lincoln, Washington.
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Christmas Day-be 1t said In all
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LESSON TENT sam. 1913.
GOLDEN TENT-Surelv. goodness anu
,,,.r-,, shaII follow me all the days OF my
ufe.-Ps g3s6
REFERENCE MATERIALLY. ST. lisa.
AZ. Jcr. all5-gs: Luke l.32. Acts = 2.s-'-5'.
PRIMARY TOP1C-The Shepherd BOY
Chosen King.
JUNIOR TOPIC-God Calls n Boy to Be
King --,
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC
David. as Friend.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND publ IOiiN
lessons From the Life of David.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-09
nAnru uaLTAIrn
GAKEI hhINtS
MASONIC HEAD
Officers for State Are
Elected al Tacoma

TACOMA. May . Carey s.
Haynes. Of waila walla, was chosen
grand high priest ~ the Royal
Arch Mnaonn 81 Washington, yester.
day. az their aath annual conyoea-
ton nov being held here. Haynes
succeeds W O. Nicholson. ~ BEL.
bingham llrcmcrton was chosen 40
the convention point for the 1924
conyocstion az yesterdays session.
Beside Haynes. the following Off
GERS were cleeted q g. EndsloW,
Spokane. deputy high grand priest.
". y. Yates. Vancouver. Wash
grend king. Charles H. steffcn. Sc
attic. grand scribe. ". ", Tyler.
Tacoma. grand tfeaHurer. II l..
KEENAN,. Spokane. grand secretary.
william 4. Drlps. Aberdeen. grand
captain Of tho host. James McCor'
mack. Tacoma. grand principal so
iourner. James II. Johnson. Che.
halls. grand royal arch captain;
Robert y. Sullivan. grand master
third veil. Fred Mntthies. Pomeroy.
grand master second veil: John q.
Heinz Tacoma. grand master frat
veil. william +. Williams. Walla
Walia. grand orator
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-09
.P|MPLY? WELL DON'T BE
People Notice 1t. Drive Them
Off With DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets

A plmpiy face will not cmbarrass
YOU much longer II you get pack.
age Of DR.. Edwards Ollvo Tablets.
The skin should begin TO clear after
you have taken the tablets a few
nights.
Cleanse the blood. bowels and
liver with DR.. Edwards Olive Tab
let's, the successful substitute for
calomel: there's no sickness or pain
after taking them.
DR.. Edwards' Olive Tablets do
that which calomel does, and lust
M effectively, but their action is
gentle and safe instead OF severe
and Irritating.
No ono who takes Olive Tablets
IN ever cursed with "a dark brown
taste" bad breath, n dull, lIstless,
mo good" feeling. constipation. tor.
pid liver. bad disposition or pimply
face.
Give Tablets arc a purely vese.
table compound mixed with olive
oil; you will know them by their
olive color.
DR.. Edwards spent years among
patients afflicted with liver and
bowel complaints and olive Tablets
are the immensely effective result
Take one or two nightly for n week
See how mitch better yeu feel ane
look. 1Jc and ooc. Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-09
nnAIsT nunGIF
CANT Plume
TO PRESIDENT
Harding's Name Cannot Be
Found in Directory

WAHuNGToN. Stay 9.--If you're
figuring ON stepping into a phone
booth al Union station the next time
you come 70 washingtond calling up
Warren O. Harding. president. for a
friendly chat, forget H. % youu be
disappointed.
For there isn't any such person as
Warren @. Harding 10 the Washing
ton telephone directory.
Neitbor do Secretaries Hughes.
Davis. Hoover. Work. Mellon and
Attorney General Daugherty exist.
according 10 tho anma authority.
While everybody knows that the
president can be reached az tho
white House and II r., therefore. un.
necessary 10 list his name. the resi-
dence telephone numbers Of these
cabinet officers are purposeiy omit
ted 20 they won't be bothered al
night BY such pests as tradesmen and
Taxpayers
Woodrow Wilson also has n silent
phone az his home. but his Law office
downtown-which he never visits
In listed. In the city directory. he APP
pears In small type merely ms a
lawyer.
HnrdinR'H name appears In the city
directory IN heavy type as president
Of the United States" midway be-
tween Wallace q. Harding. United
States Marine barracks. and William
Harding, lnborer 5is Pleasant ~
r. 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-09
CAPITAL BIDS
ALL REJECTED

OLYMPIA. May e.-Ali five bids
for tho new legislative building here
were rejected Tuesday BY the state
capital committee with tho an.
nounesmont that three Of tho five
were Irregular and that sufficient
competition was not available thru
the consideration Of tho two remain.
lng.
The bids offered were: Western
Construction company OF Seattle for
Division /. ,G6s.ssi. and for com
pleie. i175,os3. tho Sound construo
ton company. Division I. iT5i. 300
complete. ip2o. 200: DouEan a Chris
man. Seattle. DiviHion ]. tTb7.isi
complete. t9ie.sss. J. A. MeEaehsrr
q Co, Seattle. Division !. $4,000
complete. iL0560oo. Pratt a Wat
son, olympia. Division !. tss2.T2s
complete. i.o1s.Ssi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-09
Right-of-W Is
About Completed

The sight u way for the Ioomila
stretch Of high voltage transmission
lines leading from tho Hkngit power
plant site 90 Seattle has practically
been cleared. n was announced
Tuesday by G. =. Uhdsn. chief slag
II engineer. Condemnation of prop
erty along the line IL completed with
the exception Of 10 suits Ia Enoho.
inish county and these viii be- dis
posed Of within n few days. accord
ing 20 uhden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-09
OIL YMPIC OFFERING
GOOD FEATURES

A varied and pleasing program
Is being offered a, the olympic
theater this week. Krueger's Trained
Animal show Is the big feature on
the bin. Tho dogs. ponies. monkeys
and bears. with their entertaining
and new tricks. prove gcod nj.
traction.
The olympic comedians offer
"Jess OF Bar z Ranch" typical
Western comedy. with plenty OF fun
and excitement. Tho beauty chorus
IL featured In several new numbers.
with Ia Champagne" breezy
singing and dancing number. "a
It's feature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-09
ANITA STEWART
WANTS DIVORCE

LOS ANGELES. May s.--Anita
Stewart. screen actress. win ask d.
vorco fam Rudolph Cameron. her
husband. she declared In an interview
today. She eloped 20 Connecticut
with Cameron five years ago. She
declares they separated about a
month ago.
II have been intending 10 sue. bu,
I've been 90 busy have not xottcn
around 10 II yet" she said. She de-
ciined to discuss tho grounds on
which shc win ask the divorce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-09
PALACE uIr

In The Woman Of Bronze" Clara
Rlmhail Young IL the star Of the
present photopiay attraction on tho
Palace Hip bill Tho picture II an
adaptation by Hope toring and Louis
IIxh,on Of the novel written by
Horny KIziacmaechcr. Miss YounE'n
powerful supporting cart consists OF
John Bowers. katherine Mcclure.
Edwin Stevens. Lloyd whitloek and
Edward Kimbsil.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-09
PRETTY SCREEN STAR
CAUSES [. A. DIVORCE

LOS ANGELES. Cal. May a.
Charging that her husband wns Wild.
~ infatuated with barbara Lamar.
who last Saturday married for tho
fitth time. becoming Mira Jack
DouEhcrty. Mrs. Mildred Gray Mar.
yait today flied complaint asking
divorce from Oscar Maryatt. movie
actor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-09
COLUMBIA

In tho prize ring Reginald Denny,
star Of Tho AbyArnai Brute" az tho
Columbia theatsr. upholda the fight
Ing traditions OF a dad who never
took thr count" on tho suuiit sands
OF tho Pacific he gets th. first real
thrill OF his young life when he meets
and loves wonderful girl. And 40
versatile IL Denny that he plays tho
primitive lover likn master OF tho
dramn-and in the next scene dashos
from his corner and Textbooks the
champion OF the world and wins the
title. Donny's performance In The
Abymnal Brute" II winning him n
great deal OF favor among fight fans
Of the couptry-and also among the
folks who like clean. two-fis,ed
drama. aitho they have never seen a
prizefight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-09
COLISEUM

Tho cast for Allan pwan'a Para
mount production OF 'Ths Giimps-s
Of tho Moon" which n az the Coll
scum thcater now. Is Of Rll.Hiar pro-
portions. In addition 20 Behc Dan
icls and Mia Naidi. who have the
featured parts. an impor:an, role vas
assigned TO Rnbyc Do Rrmcr. who has
been starred In several productions.
The new members OF the cast include
Maurice Costello. who was Vita
graphs leading male star for years.
and Charles Gerard. known m the
most Interesting william" on tho
screen. David Powell n leading man.
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II took 5000 years 20 make the
modern flapper In Adams Itib"
there Is a 'cut-back' scene In which
tho lives Of tho men OF the eayc-man
period arc pictured. In this scene
Pauline Garon, Paramount featured
player. appears a. "the misehieyous
one" or. Ia tho language Of the day.
a flapper She goes about breaking
heads with n club Just ms tho modern
Girl goes about. breaking hearts Ia n
club, The principal roles are In the
hands Of Milton sills. Elliott Dexter.
Anna @ Nilsson. Miss 0afon and
Julia Faye. An excellent supporting
cast includes Clarence Geidart
George Field. Robert Brewer and
Clarence Burton.
Adams RIB" Ia showing ~ ths
Strand theRter now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-09
BelIingham Mill Is
Destroyed by Fire

BELLlNGHAM. May 9.-Firs Of
unknown origin destroyed the saw
mill Of the Bsilpnk Lumber &c. A.
Vanzandt early Tuesday morning az
anestimated loss Of 10000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-09
COLONIAL.

Wallace Beery. the incompatible
villain. Is sscn In his second conHecn-
tlys role in support Of Priscilla Dean.
10 "rhe Flame Of life" now ~ tho
Colonial theater. Bcery's role Il that
Of a brutal father II - n difficult
role. and one that gives Beery wids
scope for his talents, Other principal
players are Robert Ellis, neatrlce
Burnham and kathryn Mcclure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-09
STAGE WORLD SCREEN
of MAKE-BELIEVE
ToDAY'S PROGRAMS



CoIisII M--lisbe Daniels In The
0limp.ss Of the Nesn."
LIBERTY peugias Mactsan In 'iirii
lies "a" and nastcr hraien's
romedy. The Love Nesi." Aiss
inis Angel itfps la "Niil lie ton-
auer psnpssy 2"
srRA SD Cecil A., peMllie's
Adams ilih." with Milton sill..
Elliett DEXTER. Theodore kesioff.
Anna u. Nilsson and f,auiine uaron.
colt hiiIA--llsginaid Denny Ia The
Ah,snsi irute,"
COLoNtAis-I'tiscillA Dean la The
flame Of iif-"
WINTER UAnDUN-0ienn Iiuntsr In
Second riddle"
STAGE
NEfROfOIIrAN-A big musisal
comedy revue, ''struttin' Along
oOHf--N andsyllie program f~atur-
inK nle.sems sesisy la Miss synoo-
patton"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. program fca-
turing "speeiers." with Jack
Mundy.
PALACE mIr-Naudeyiile program
featuring tho psMsria live. and
pholapiay. The Woman Of iironne,"
With Clara himhsll NeunE.
OLNMrIC-Naadesili comedy, Giri
revue and phetsplay feature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-09
WINTER GARDEN

In addition 20 the int,nse human
interest appeal and dramatic effects
with which second Fiddle" abounds.
arc tho wonderful scenic achieve
ments. action and night photography,
This attraction IL al tho Winter Car
den theater today.
Mary. As,or. who win bo remem-
bered IA the star in Triart produc-
tons, "A series OF pictures based on
masterpieces Of art. plays tho lead.
Ing feminine role In Second Fiddle. I"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-09
TUT" IN SCOTLAND

CATrERLlHE, Scotland. May D.
A tomb nrchacologlsta declare il 1000
years old has been opened here II
contains skeleton ana an ancient
urn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-09
mEnEs oNE on InE nAnY

Whom does tho baby rescmbleT'
We'll. hs has my wife's eyes and
ms nose. but I'm hanged II know
where he got his voice unless Il
was from my motor siren. - Boston
Transcript.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-09

LONDON. May 9.--Premicr Bonar
Law Is an inveterate whist player
and makes the game his chief rcere'
alton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-09
LIBERTY

No need 90 circle the globe or sail
10 the South Sea Isles in search Of
thrillsl Adventure turks Just around
the corner md can DO found even In
tho prosaic region OF hotel kitchen
M Is illustrated In scrcaminEiy
funny scene In Thomas II. Ince's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-09

latest comedy farce. BELL Boy a."
now showing At tho Liberty thoaier.
Another comedy feature on the bill
II Buster kea,oH In The Love Nest
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nEnKL oN YACCINATION

LONDoE. May s~-Ten army 70
crnts who refused 20 submit 70 vac.
cination have been discharged.
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PRINCESS

Tho Princes theater today r.
showing rho DEVILS Pasakey." a
uniycrsai-Jewcl production. by 10
eich Won strohlem. an interesting pie
turo with new and entertaining
plot
New Britain herald., 1923-10-03

to this country. In neither of thes, states is there any remembrance O the others. There may eventually oc cur--and I think can help you i, such crisis--a struggle between tn, two personalities, and 1t will then de Volve upon you to decide which ont you wish to retain. definitely puttinf the other away. In the meantime. feel 1t my duty to keep you under observation
 | While he talked, Kelsey was aware that the girl was following his nar- rative with an almost feverish in- tentness. and he wondered again at her self-control
 Careful" he warned quickly. Miss Copley has come out and is looking for you" He slouched back on the bench, looking more bored and gloomily abstracted than ever
 The nurse crossed the lawn swiftly, her face darkening as she caught sight of the two on the rustic seat.
 "Verna!" she called. "verna, [" There was an anxiety bordering on panic in her harsh,S unmodulated voice.
 The girl did not respond at once, Then she started and looked about her, as If she had just returned from a far country and the present sur roundings were unfamiliar. But at another, "Verna" she rose obediently and held out the notebook and pencil.
 Look she said; ''see all I've written. He," with gesture toward Kelsey, gave me the book and pencil"
 How nice" The nurse was com posed again. Now give them back to him dear. and come In the house. I have hat I want you to try on."
 CHAPTER TX.
 Juarez Charlie was beginning to feel oppressed and uneasy. Three days had passed since the hat was taken out of Rangers car, and there lad been no succeeding developments Again and again he had explored the neighborhood where he lived, searching each fence post and h boarding for another of those cabalis- tic communications, but without re- suits.
 
 other fruitless hunt, he brought out he motorcycle which Ranger had in- sisted on his accepting in order to acilitate his movements and pre- pared to start for town, he had the Iir of discredited prophet who has ost honor even with himself.
 As he drew up before the entrance | o Loring's office the outer guard to | whom he was now familiar figure vaven him along toward the office 1ith the iocular announcement that | he boss had been just on the point f sending out general alarm for i'm
 Glumly he pushed up the corridor nd opened the office door: then topped short on the threshold and egan awkwardly to back away |