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or your money. I'm q perfect idiot
not to grab you. It just chances
to be one Of my ethical days, but l
have others. when I'm so human
I'm scared stiff at the thought OF
taking care Of myself. You see I'm
not . strictly modern girl. Marco.
I always had someone to look after
me. -" she stopped and shifted.
Il feel % sorry for myself" she
added forlornly.
you're modern to the tip OF
your lizard slippers" Marco 40.
serted vehemently. THE old-fash.
toned girl sometimes married for
protection. As long - you insist
upon having a little love mixed up
with 1t. you're modern. BERTHE
Lou"
well. then, let's get back to
town. I have to get up early to.
morrow"
"What for?"
I'm going back to work. Mr..
Harrod has been wonderful. / can
never thank you enough for get.
ting me . position with him,
Marco"
III thought 1t would help my
case any I'd ask him to fire you.
Marco told her. Hello. here we
are on the Pike! I know a dandy
place to eat down the road a few
miles"
what kind Of q place." Ecrtie
Lou asked suspiciously.
"A swell place."
"Dancing?"
"Food too"
Nothing doing. Marco. You're
trying to start me on the road tt
ruin again"
"You talk like q movie star. Food
won't hurt you. Berthe Lou.
never knew Q girl could be so thin
Funny how you still look pretty
IFS that . promise not to drink
anything?" she countsred.
Gross my heart"
LIE remained true to his WORD
- They drank mineral water with
their dinner Of roast duckling and
Z big cup Of coffee with cream fol
their deepdish apple pie.
Berthe Lou thought Of thu usro
loemi-taSee. sometimes with brandy
and tho countless cigarets that hat
followed the dinners together II
what she called tho old days. Sh'
wondered how Marco liked sucl
simple fare.
He'll tire OF It," she told her
self: mo need to DO ruthless. u
will 90 back to his former friend
when he becomes bored with thi'
sort Of thing" She looked out .
the dancing throng In the center o
the room.
"You wouldn't like to dane
would you!" she asked sympa
th6tiealiy.
Don't care Z thinG about t."
| BERTHE Lou looked ct hin with [
hash Of fear. 10 h4t epoksA Will
great conviction. what it che wsr
wrong. and 10 really wbs seriou
About dropDlpg spt q hlp gidd,
Ecrowd? e have him .csAStautl'
e6ering her the h1veN and u
curity ot Mi fortune Tho woul'
come into his granddiother's mono,
when DO was 50. hG'd told her-wa
| = prospect that frightened her:
va to- temDting whom one was 4
4 the grip Of despair.
She wanted Marco Tor = FRIEND
but she knew that she would hav
to face moments Of stark loneliness
d terror u the approach OF a 81
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an agreeable SOUND IT makes. i
thought could buy you. And !
would. too. II you'd have me-"
Berthe Lou put a hand on his. 1T
IL loved you the least little bit,
Marco. it would make me awfully
! happy to be your wife. But ! don't.
| like you immensely. So much that
it's going to hurt not to see you
any more"
That's q grief youth never
know" Marco replied. "Just try
not seeing me any more and you
will find that this nice side OF me
you seem to know 50 much about
10 only . disguise"
ut will be you. Marco. who will
end our friendship" Berthe Lou
said soberly. I'm not going to any
more parties or night clubs"
II don't expect you to until you
get stronger"
|DERTIE LOU shook her head
- mot even then. never really
enjoyed pretending you could for
get there wasn't anything worth
living for" she said slowly.
But I've reformed" Marco main
tanned. II haven't even GOT q hir
flask any more"
Don't think I haven't appreci
ated the sacrifices you've made t.
keep me from being lonely" Bertit
Lou said. Put now that you know
lit won't lead to anything more
than friendship you must forget
line. Marco. / shouldn't have Lei
Iyou 60 on believing I'd change my
mind. ! knew / never could 50,
yes to you"
mo one knows what he will do.
Marco stated nrmly. "And Will.
there's life In my body III keep OF
hoping that you will care enough
for me someday to marry me-
mo. Marco, we mustn't sec eacl
other any more-we mustn't. Yol
don't know. ! may be tempted
as ! was q while ago. to accept tn.
things you can give-pleasure ant
travel and . beautiful home. 60,
friends and = giddy whirl Of ex
element. dancing In smart hotels
and jazzy clubs. something doini
every minute +" bhe was grow
ing excited. speaking rapidly
everything like Z dream
lovely clothes. real pearls. to mel
like tears II our champagne. >.
wake up" Marco besought hey
1T you ever got dad to give you |
pearl cocktail you'd deserve {
medal tor distinguished 1ervicl
You could get It out Of me all RICH
only you know ! won't have a.
real jack for years and years..
Eertie Lou laughed. "You -
what appeal you have Tor me-" sh
warned him. you won't Be sat
with me. Marco"
"Ill take Z chance" he answered
You'll never want those thing
bad enough to marry Tor them "
less You care something about ii
! man. I don't expect you 70 tdolis
, me. Berthe Lou. or anything lik
that. But ! may set 70 b . habi
that you can't break Il ! otlcl
around. aud you don't know hoy
you'll feel 10 years from now"
"0h. goodness. Marco. you'll b
bored to death trailing along wit
me. And It won't do you : bit 4
! rood"
1T might. Only Il you over g.
! again you'll marry. me- you've q
3 | to do It."
81 "Then ask no nret Il ! want 20
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[e9|[,Ll0VE FOR TWO WO %
y A&$ RUTH DEWEY GROVES rfS LEE sy - =

age without a home and children.
She knew. too. that there would be
times when she would be seized
with a desire to climb higher on
the social ladder than Lila-to
have q finer nome and more serv.
ants than the girl who had stolen
her husband.
She had had these moments.
these seizures, before. She saw
herself arriving in Wayville In an
imported limousine. with q second
man beside the driver.
She would buy her mother fine
house-the finest In Wayville:
with a marquee on the lawn, where
guests might have tea In the sum.
mer time. It would soon be sum.
mer now.
RERTIE LOU put down her fork
- with q sudden distaste for more
food. She couldn't play with
Marcos heart like a tennis ball,
batting 1t this way and that: yes
and no. II she said yes again she
must mean it. And her memory OF
the time she had been tempted to
marry him was 80 clear. So ter.
ribly clear just now when her
mind had flashed out to her home
and her fathers house.
She could feel the heat Of the
night before her wedding. How
frightfully oppressive 1t had been!
Not long now and It would be like
that again. And her mother. still
weak perhaps from her long Ill.
ness. up and down stairs. stewing
over the preserves that mus. be
done up. worrying chout her.
my mother would like YOU" she
said to Marco. She wss surprised
to hear herself saving it. 1t was
80 far from their previous re.
marks.
Does she wear q Bingham apron
and make ginger cookies?" Marco
asked eagerly:
Perfectly delicious ones"
"Thcn consider me in love with
kcr," no said. "Say. Berthe LoJ.
why don't you let me drive you out
there this summer to see her!
Maybe II she met me Id have a.
ally"
BERTHE Lou cared at him from
startled eyes. "oh no." she said
quickly. Marco. you know
I'm still married to Rod"
Marco looked unhappy. but you
said you were going to get q d.
vorce this Spring. It's Spring now.
Berthe Lou"
| "Is IT." che asked blcnkly. A
though she didn't know It! But y
Wa only tho beginning Of spYiug.
She WAS like Z prisoner whose days
were numbered.
+! Time, that for others deeted By
UNDECIDED. vas counted IN hours BY
Berthe Lou. Spring would ring
down the curtain on the uniop that
had held : wealth Of Joy once upon
| . time. But Spring Wa not ef ,
day. She had little more time
i eprins! New green leaves. new
loves. What ( time to tear her
marriage aeunderl Words. Words
Of . minister. words Of . Judge.
Il was over. But words did not
make Z marriage. Words could
never undo what love had done.
i Love?- Love had passed. But
memories remained.
"Marco," Berthe Lou said eud'
I denly, please take me home at
once. I'm getting delirious."
Ito Be Continued)
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should not ne admitted to probate ~
this court a. such last will and tAsta-
Ment. and why Bertha Tcske. the
executrix named therein. should not
Re appointed by this court a. exec.
utrix thereof to serve without bond.
Let service he made Of this citation
40 required BY law.
Dated This let day OF August.
A. D. 1925
BY the Court:
(SeaO l. c. DAVIES.
Judge OF the County Court
S:ll.2l-24
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CITATION HEARING PETITION FOR
ADMISSION OF FOREIGN WILL
TO PROBATE


state OF North Dakota, County OF
Burleigh
In County Court, Before Hon.. l. C.
Davies, Judge.
In the Matter of the Estate Of Al
bert Teske. Deceased.
Bertha Teske. Petitioner, vs.. Minnie
Henning, Richard Teske and Marian
Teske. and all persons interested,
Respondents.
The State OF North Dakota to the
Above Named Respondents:
You and each OF you are hereby
cited and required to appear before
the County Court OF the County Of
Burleigh. in said state. at the office
OF the County Judge OF said County.
At the Court House in the City Of Bis.
marck. IN. said County and state. on
the 2Sth day OF August. A. p. 1925, Al
tho hour Of ten O'clock In the fore.
noon OF that day. to show cause. Il
any you have, why the authenticated
copy now on file herein Of the last
will and testament OF Albert Teske,
late OF the county Of Hennepin in the
state of Minnesota. which Was ad.
mitted TO probate by the Probate
Court Of said Hennepin County on
the 2lst day Of December A. D. 1926
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certified check for $1,000 payable 20
the order OF a. r. Lenhart, President
OF the Board Of city Commissioners.
as guarantee that the bidder, "
successful. Will enter into an agree
mcnt for the delivery OF the hoSA.
The Board OF City Commissioners
reserves the right TO reject any ana
all bids.
NJ H. ATKINSON,
S:l4-2l City Auditor.
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THIS HAS AAf'lsENED
BERTHE LOU md ROD DR YER
nre happily married. until LILA
LOREE plots to separate them.
She had once refused to marry
ROi because he waa poor. she
ana perxunLes him to MD Rod In
business while she gnins Dertle
LOUIS confidence ny shOyvering her
with favOrx.
Gradually she nrouses RODE IL.
terext and faith in her while she
plants seeds of doubt abOut bis
wife. When ISerttc Lou discovers
she IL hcartbrOkcn and indu1Ses In
the disxipa tlOn Of idle wives which
Lila had taught her.
They drift apart hut Rod will
mot commit himself 10 Lila. This
infuriates her and she fakes .
jewel robbery In which It appears
that he In the thief. then tns1sts
ON keeping 1t secret to save HIS
reputation. He discovers her
treachcry. and she says she did
It to gain his love.
He rcpuliatcs her disl0yalty 70
her hnsband. and she reminds him
that his wife r. out with MARCO
raimsr estate aSe ws ssxe' ne 20 see. ses
Marco and Dertie Lou In IOunxing
robes and departs without learn-
ing that they were merely com.
Ing upstairs from the swlmmiug
pool.
Rod leaves Bertie Lou with no
explanation. and she thinks that
try to nnd him without euecess.
Bcrtlc Lou obtains = position and
In puzzled when Rod makes NO
move to get divorce although
his lawyer O6ere her one. The
suspense and drearincss Of her
lot cause. her to seek iorFett.l-
; ness In Marcos guy cfOwa. she
decldca to buy = .sdreush home's
with the money Rod Aao sent
her when he left.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XII
MARCO drove his car over to tn
~ side OF tho road and brough
it to Z stop. Then he turned Il
BERTHE Lou and kissed her. Sh'
closed her eyes. and kissed hin
back. 1t was fair.
Quickly she pulled herself away
LET me co., she cried wildly
"Marco. l didn't mean It: there wa
nothing in that. kiss. nothing"
Marco WINGED. II know" b
said quietly. 1T was Z dud. but
liked It. BERTHE Lou"
There was . boyish simplicity Il
the way he said It that made Be,
tie Louis heart ache for him. .Yo,
ought to hate me. Marco." shs toll
him. Il was just thinking abou
your money. about how easy 70,
could make life, for me. I NJ
afraid. Afraid to stay here: an
live forever In dreary hall bed
room. For ] can't 80 home. cant
oh. Marco. don't know what .
dol"
Marco didn't know either, beyon
Offering her q nice tweed shoulde
to cry on. He war deeply shake
himself. Right 10 t. the pearl
gates" he jeered IN silent sci
mockery.
well. anyway. powder your, NOS
and you'll feel better" DO sal
aloud. III can't be any NOR
than Z friend ] insist upon havin
Jon. look your best"
you're the incest person
know" Berthe Lou told him. del
bling At her. ayes and half laughing
halt crying.
yeah. nice.s Marco sAifIel
Don't you know. Bette Lou thu
you're . girl n . million3 ! kn4'
darned we'll what ! vaS doing whe
I tried to hound You into marryiA
me. I've heard dads money tai
too many times not to know VIII
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DECORATIVE BERRIES

Il your strawberries are very biz
ones and fresh from the country,
serve them with their stems on,
around a little pile Of powdered
sugar into which your guests can
dip them.
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and 80 on. Put buttons On ono
safety pin, snaps IN . small bottle %
keep everything handy.
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MENDING MATERIALS
Now that clothes are getting fuss
Ter, the old-fashionsd sewing basket
should hold snaps. hooks, buttons
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Cod beets can Be made into .
pretty salad II the. centers are dug
out and cream cheese and pimento
stuffed into the hole. Serve two Or
three on lettuce with French dress
ing.
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AUTOMOBILES

FOR SKLE-28 passenger bus, dual
wheels, four speeds, suitable for
wheat hauling, gravel, lumber,
passengers, most any purpose,
7-36x6 splendid tires. Cost $4,000.
Would consider car in trade, very
i, cheap. A little more than the
cost of the tires. C. c. Hibbs,
Lucas Block, Bismarck, NJ. Oak.
FOR SALE Ford truck-1926
model, good tires and in good con-
dition. Call at 800 Second street.
'tOK7SKLE-1925 Ford coupe in
good condition. Phone 1852. M.
@. Steen.
FOR SALE-New 1923 Tudor Ford
for cash only. Call 5l8-R.
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APARTMENTS

FOR neutrality-suspicious., three
rooms and private bath, city heat.
For sale: Heating stove 800,
bed with mattress and springs, al
most new, tennis racket and an
oak kitchen cabinet. Phone 905
after 500 p. m.
FOR KENT-FurniShed apartment.
The Laurain Apartments. Phone
303.
FOR RENT-Two furnished apart
ments. Call at l014 Broadway or
phone 129-W.
FOR RENT-Modern three room
apartment with kitchenette. Phone
347.
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FEMALE RF.p WAITED

FEMAl.E HELP W AIsIED
WANTED-Thoroughly competent
saleslady for dry goods and ready
to-wear department. One who
has had some experience in win
dow decorating and ad writing
preferred. Must be able to speak
German. Write Tribune, CO Ad
No. SO.
WANTED-German speaking sales
woman for dry goods department.
need apply. State salary and give
references in first letter. Address
Tribune, care of Ad. SO.
WANTED-Experienccd maid for
general homework. No laundry.
Anyone not competent need not
apply. Write Tribune AID No. "a.
WANTED-Office girl for filing
and cleri al work. For applica-
ton blank write AID No. 81, CO
the Bismarck Tribune.
MINETTE BEAUTY SCHOOL.
Write for information. More
positions open than we can fill.
266 IL Broadway. Fargo. No Oak.
WE PAY $1.2O dozen sewing bunea-
low aprons at home; spare time.
thread furnished; reliable: estab-
lished II years; send stamp. Hill
Garment Factory, Auburn. N. Y.
WANTED-Compctent maid for
general homework. Call at 802
Ave. B, or phone 902.
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
-PHONE 82-
MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-Licensed barber at the
hotel and pool hall at Baldwin.
Write Sam Hanson, Baldwin, N. D..
WANTED-Young men with car for
steady employment. Ask for Mr..
Levine, Grand Pacific hotel. city.
AUTOMOBILE salesman wanted.
Inquire Of New Salem Mercantile
Co., New Salem, N. D.
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POSITION WANTED

POSITION WANTED
POSITION WANTED-Salesman,
office manager, accountant desires
to make change. Bismarck or
outside. Your answer held con-
fidential. Tribune Ad No. 81.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

ROOMS FOR RENT
ROOM FOR RENT-In modern new
home on car line, two blocks frc m
Grand Pacific Hotel. Always tot
water. Gentlemen preferred.
Phone IGOR, or call At 500 Fourth
street.
FOR RENT-One large furnished
sleeping room, suitable for one or
two, with or without board. Call
at 100 Ave. A, or phone 9S3-W.
FOR EENT-Furnished room in
modern home. Hot water heat.
Call ct 404 Tenth ST. et or phone
745-W.
FOR KENT-NiceIy furnished
sleeping room in strictly modern
/ home. Call at 6z3 Sixth St., or
/ phone ll5l-R.
FOR RENT-Well furnished front
room with kitchenette and closet.
Call at All Fifth ST.. or phone 273.
FOR RENT-Light housekeeping
rooms, unfinished. Call at 4l8
First.
FOR RENT-Furnished room. IN
quire at 214 Fifth street
ADVERTISEMENT ron BIDS
Sealed bids will be received by the
Board Of City Commissioners Of the
eight o'clock PM. Monday evening,
August 27th, 1928. for 1000 feet Of
tire hose. including couplings
Each bid must be accompanied by 4
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FOR SALE-Seven-rOOm house.
Modern in every way, including
heated gars ge, full basement. One
of the best built homes in Bis
marck. On pavement, shrubbeiy
and good lawn, always kept in
best condition. Excellent location.
Well furnished. May be pur-
chased with or without furniture,
direct from owner. For informa-
ton write Ad No. %. CO Tribune.
FOR RENT-Eight-room house,
newly decorated, with garage,
large yard and lilac hedges. Must
have reference from First Nation
al Bank. Call Mrs. Mary L. Nc
Lean. 104 Thayer Ave w.
FOR SALE-Eight-room modern
home in good condition, lot $50 x
so, close in, east front, garage
room for three cars. Priced rea-
sonably. Call 608 Third street.
FOR SALE-Two-room cottage at a
reasonable price at 1910 Sweet
Ave. Phone 1072-J.
FOR RENT-Two rooms in modern
house. 21l Second street.
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HOUSES AND FLATS

FOR SALE-Large, beautiful Bis
marck residence, centrally located
with large grounds and lots OF
trees and shrubs. House is strict
ly modern and everything both in
side and out is kept in spic and
span condition. Two car garage.
Might accept, as part payment, if
desired Burleigh County unim-
proved land. Be sure to see this
property if you are looking for q
real home. Address AID No. IS,
CO Tribune.
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished
sleeping room in strictly modern
home. Call at 6z3 Sixth St.. or
nhonA 1l51.R
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LIST YOUR PROPERTY
FOR SALE or exchange, as we have
buyers, also clients who will ex-
change. L. Van Hook, No. IL
Lucas Block. Phone No. 2ee.
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FOR kENT-Furnished room in
modern home. Hot water heat.
Call ct 404 Tenth st. eet or phone
7dk.W
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FOR RENT-Furnished room. IN.
duire at 214 Fifth street
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FOR RENT-Well furnished front
room with kitchenette and closet.
Call at All Fifth St. or nhOnc 073.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-21
SPOTS BEFORE EYES
Miner Had Dark Spots Before
Eyes. Felt Dull, Tired,
Achy. Doesn't Get
Down ANY More.

somerset, Ky.-Telling how he had
known Of the merit Of Thedford's
Black-Draught since he was a boy,
Mr.. Albert Garland, of this city,
recently said:
Il used to work in the mines,
but lost quite a bit of time on ac-
count Of the sick spells I had. I
would get to having a bad taste
In my mouth, and a very dull, tired
feeling and ache. ] would have dark
spots in front OF my eyes, and I
would be so dizzy I would staggeE
like I was drunk.
ct took medicine, but didn't seem
to get any better.
MY mother told me to try Black
Draught, which 1 did. and after a
few doses 7 felt much better. Now
I take it as 500 as I feel the least
bad, and I don't get down. I GER
tainly III say that 1t has done
more for me than any other medi-
cine I have v taken.
IT never get without Black
Draught. III ! go on q visit. I take
a package along in my suitcase.
NV health Is better now than It
has been in years, and / believe 10
Is the use Of Black-Draught that
did It."
Black raught Is prepared from
medicinal roots and herbs, Of high
est quality. Try 1t. Rc-I95
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RASKOB PICKS
Chief AIDES
Dems to Establish Z
Regional Offices
For Campaign

NEW YORK, July 21.-tP1-A
general staff, composed Of an execu-
tive and advisory committee. has
been named by John J. Raskob, DEM
ocratic national chairman, to con-
duct the presidential campaign Of
Governor Alfred Z. Smith.
Both committees will operate from
national headquarters to be estab-
.lished here in the General Motors
building.
Senator Peter Goelet Gerry of
Rhode Island will head the advisory
committee, which is composed of
Mrs. Franklin ID. Roosevelt and Rep
resentative Parker Corning Of New
York, Senator Pat Harrison Of
Mississippi. National Committeeman
j. Bruce Kremer of Montana. Repre-
sentative William f. Oldfield Of
Arkansas. Jouett Shouse Of Kansas,
Senator Willard E. Tydings of Mary
land, and Mr.. Raskob, ex-officio.
The executive committee in addi-
ton to Mr.. Raskob consists of Sen
ator Gerry, James J. Roey. Col. Her
bert II. Lehman, Mrs. Henry Mosko-
WITT, Franklin ID. Roosevelt and
George r. Van Nance.
Mr.. Raskob also announced that
two regional headquarters, one at
st. Louis. the other at Salt Lake
City. would be established. Senator
Harry b. Hawes will be in charge or
the midwest office, and Fred w.
Johnson Of Rock Springs. Wyo., IN
charge Of the one in Utah.
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DECIDE GIRL
KILLED SELF
Suicide Theory Accept
ed Following Find
ing of Body

NEW YORK, July 2l.-Rl-De-
s~pondency over her failure at a liter
ary career was the motive accepted
BY police today for the apparent sui
eide of Miss Virginia Drew. literary
portege Of Maxwell Bodenheim, poet
and author.
Miss Drew's body was found in the
Hudson River Thursday. She was
last seer leaving Bodenheim's apart
ment early Monday. Bodenheim has
not been located here since early
Tuesday. Police said, however they
we're not searching for him, and con-
sidered the case closed with the med
ical examiners verdict of suicide.
The girls relatives, however, are
u~nsatisfied with the police theory
and the explanation advanced by. an
artist friend that Miss Drew killed
herself in carrying out a suicide pact
with a prominent novelist who be-
lieved with her in r~einearnation.
They believe she was thrown into the
river to drown.