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3H~#sL Love q eve Z, s"y:zz s

: 40 go to- DICK she losc ner coN'
.ge. Almost four months had
ciar.cd since she had received a
/ letter from him. II she wrote nov
might IL not ignore t.? There wss
no other place she wanted TO go
, for her vacation. She felt also
that before she took charge OF tile
! department she should have some
definite understanding with Dick
about the !nturc. She decided at
! last to tell no one but her mother
and Arlene whore she was going.
A RLENE and Sam took Eve &c
- the train Saturday evening aid
Sam congratulated her on he'
promotion. ITO become advertis
ing manager Of 3iXGy's would De
quite a feather in anyones cap.'
he declared. Barnes has done ?
fire piece Of work there and has
attracted wide attention by IT. rs
no wonder he has this new ouer
but really it's a fine break for any
one to take UP his work here ''
Eve felt the Importance OF her
promotion too but just ther she
was nerve.sick and weary. Two
weeks at Pine Forest with DICK
should set her up and give her
fresh enthusiasm with which tc
the responsibilities
ahead.
Usually she rested well In
Pullman but that night Eve tossed
and turned for hours. Finally
toward morning. she dropped on
into sleep. In the meantime t4s
car in which she rode was detached
from the eastbound train and
coupled to the mail train going
north. Eve awakened suddenly az
hastily.appliei airbrakes brouge
the train to an abrupt and groan
ing halt. -
Hey! What's the matter% yelled
fellow passenger.
"Nothin' at all. sub. nothing at
ALL" answered the porter. "Jes'
tree that fell across the track and
the engineer had to stop kinda
sudden-like." 3.
Sudden is right" growled the
man across the aisle. Thought
the whole DANCED train had STUN.
bled and fallen down"
After that Eve remained awake
and watched the day break In the
mountains. She had noticed I'm
mediately the invigorating air
which filtered through the window
opening.
There was little to indicate that
they were approaching the village
Of Pine Forest. Seemingly endless
woods were broken only by clear
! lakes. Here and there Eve caught
a glimpse If summer cottages with
windows and doors boarded up.
Almost without warning the con.
ductor was calling out pine For.
est" and Eve found herself being
helped down into a little frame
station. There were five or six
men lettering about. Eve waited
for the ancient stationmaster to
finish exchanging gossip and dis.
pose of the Sunday papers. Then
she asked for taxi to take her TO
Mrs. Williams boarding house. .
Sitting in the quivering old tour
ing car, Eve grew more nervous
with every moment that brought
her nearer her destination. How
would Dick greet her? y
ITO BE Continued)
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VERMONT RATIFIES REPEAL

MONTPELIER, VT. Sept. 81
(UP).-Vermont, which voted 2
to l for repeal of prohibition,
yesterday formally ratified repeal
in the oath of a series of state
conventions. A constitutional con-
vention of ID delegates voted
unanimous ratification of the 21st
(repeaD amendment in the senate
chamber of the state house.
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

EVE BAYLESS. pretty assistant
Ia EARLE BARNES. advertising
manager of BiNby's department
store, marries DICK RAIDER. ~
construction superintendent. DicE
iY sent 10 take charge os ron-
Strucl:on job in the Adirondacks.
u will require at least II year &"
complete but Eve refuses 10 Z"
with him.
mon. ALLEN. copy writer.
dialilxeS Eve and In constantly
causing trouble. She IN RESPONSE
BILE for several mistakes for
which Eve In blamed. Mona il
friendly with THERON REECE
who forces unwclcOmr attentions
on Eve.
Unknown To Dick. Eve has been
playing the stock market. boz
rowing money from her mother
and sister. sic loses this. ~
well as NIL her own savings and
S4G0 Dick left in the bank.
Following 81 misunderstanding
at Christmas, several weeks pass
In which Eve does not hear from
Dick. She IL too stubborn Ia ad-
NIT herself in the wrong or
apologize. Eve works harder at
the office, trying 10 forget her
troubles. Her mother comes &"
visit her and tells Eve she should
give up Her JOD anu EO w iiNN'
Eve is almost persuaded. Tien
she learns that Barnes, the ad-
vrrt;sInS manager, Is leaving the
GfUrc and that she has been Sc
lccted 10 succeed him.
NOW GO on WITH TIE STORY
CHAPTER XIV
WITH new energy Eve plunged
w into her work after she
learned that she was to take charge
Of the department when Barnes
left for Chicago. She put more
enthusiasm into all her tasks. driv.
ing herself relentlessly.
Easter Sunday arrived and Eve
had Mrs. Penney as her guest for
the day. She found the little
widows compnnionship rcstful.
Mrs. Penney was always poised and
unruffied. no matter what hap
penad. Eve felt that she drew
strength from this friendship.
They attended church together,
dined at an attractive restaurant
and then strolled along the avenue
in the afternoon sunshine. They
watched the Easter promenade and
it was to them more than a popular
diversion. They looked at the
smartly dressed men and women
not because they admired their at
tractive costumes but because this
parade Of new tincry was. a meas
ure of the success Of BiXby's ad.
vGrtising campaign as well as the
advertising of other stores.
At last it was twilight and they
were having tea in Ewes apart
ment. The telephone bell rang and
the voice of Marya's mother came
over the wire to Eve.
She turned to Mrs. Penney with
the announcement. "Marya has a
baby! Marya is the lovely little
artist who was at the store before
you came. How like her to have a
baby girl on Easter Sunday! Some
how | believe Madonna lilies would
always make me think Of Marya
even il she had not been an Easter
bride"
MARYA'S friends at Bixby's were
1'A delighted with the news. One
Of the girls exclaimed, Now she
has everything!" And so it seemed
to Arlene and Eve when they went
to see Marya and her little daugh-
ter. The baby's name was to be
Carol. Marya regarded the tiny in
FAINT with pride and tenderness and
then smiled serenely at her old
friends.
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Yes. Marya GGoa seen - have
everything now" Arlene said on
the way home. Eat SIG L. 81
sweet and unacItish that you want
her 10 have al! Of Tic gnCd things
in liic--a lovely home. dc"otei
husband and beautiful child. And
she still keeps ~ her interest in
art She managed to accomplish
quite 4 lot last year. You consider
IA career very important. don |
you Eve"
Yes" answered Eve simply.
We'll" Arlene came back unex'
pectly. Il don't. Not FOR woman
after marriage. | mem. Before
that. yes. Heaven help girl if the
monCtcny sets in TOO soon! | Zig
ure it's good for all Of US 10 learn
how the almighty dollar is earned.
Then it seems to me that girl
who has worked several years be-
fore marriage is inclined 10 take
| things in their natural order.
mean she's net so likely to make a
fool of herself trying TO do the
teen age things in her thirties. |
know that when | marry I'm go
ing to enjoy my home. Jars Of
| jam on tho cellar shelves and little
boys 10 eat it,"
That was long speech for Ar.
lene but she had not yet finished.
NO. Eve" she went on. when |
am married Bixby's can just call
up some business school and give
another beginner chance. That's
how they found me. you know.
Barnes said he preferred begin
ner he could train TO someone with
more experience who might have
difficulty adjusting herself to his
methods. And | was the shining
light the school sent him!"
They had reached the transfer
point and Eve rose TO leave the
car. "Good-by" called Arlene gaily.
See you in the morning."
|
SPRING was once more working
~ her magic on a dreary world
but Eve failed to respond to the
new season. Tired when she awak-
ened in the morning, she dragged
herself through each day until. at
an early hour. she went YEARLY TO
bed. But even long nights OF rest
failed to refresh her and at last,
after constant urging, she permit
ted Arlene to take her to consult
DR.. Sharpe. The doctor, after
lengthy questioning, gave Eve a
light tonic and a heavy dose Of
advice.
"You are pining away for that
husband of yours" he told her.
The sacrifice you are making Is
scarcely worth while. Long after
you are gone BiXby's store will
still be in existence for no one
person is ever indispensable to a
business. If you really care for
your future health and happiness
| think you should make a trip to
Pine Forest now. That's a most
attractive place at any time Of the
year but in the spring it should
be nothing short of paradise"
That day Eve asked to have her
vacation the last week Of April
instead of late in the summer.
Barnes, whose capable mind adj
justed itself quickly to emergen.
cies, gave his consent.
But later when Eve was alone
in her apartment away from those
who were trying to influence hel
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up so different sized chickens can
run together. He sets some eggs
under hens. and some under in
cubators, and he has some curious
notions about cross-breeding he
says he got from some fellows
named Mendel and DeVries, and
the way he can get a black chick
en- out of a white hen, or Rhode
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MCCALL REUNION In
BREVARD, OCTOBER l

BREVARD, Sept. 81. t(SpeciaD!
Annual Mccall reunion will be
held in Brevard on Sunday, Oct.
/, with an all-day program being
arranged. -. 4
The reunion will be held at
Brevard courthouse, with the
lawns being utilized at the noon
hour for picnic lunches. The
Rev. A. L. Vaughn will be prin-
cipal speaker of the occasion.
other features including singing
and string music. ''".
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Drug Co
carrying complete line of drugs
and drug sundries. Prescrip-
tions carefully compounded
Phone 122. Immediate delivery.
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CHICAGO. Sept. 27.--UP)-
Mary McCormic, opera singer, de,
MED here the divorce charges OF
Prince Serge Mdivani that she
had "stirred up unpleasant Cos
sip" by associating with Samuel
insult.
Prince Mdivani filed his charges
in Los Angeles, naming the for
mer American utilities ruler, In
sull. as the, "other man."
Miss McCormic, one of the
country's foremost operate stars,
denied the charges. She termed
her princely husband "the worlds
worst gigolo,' and said it was a
shame for him "to bring the old
gentleman's" name into the pro-
ceedings.
She said that the next action
will be the filing Of a cross-biii
defending the aged man.
At the height of his career In
sull became ChicagO's leader III
the world of music. He built the
Chicago Civic opera house and
arranged some Of the most elabO-
rate operate entertainments ever
given. He was a friend of all
opera stars. Many Of them invest
ed heavily in his utility enter
prises. Several claimed later that
their fortunes were lost when his
empire crashed.
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WANTED
27-Real Estate

NTED-Having demands for
eaonaDIe farm and city prop
r. wc solicit hstings which
b, fill the requirements. See
l.. Stark, agent Home q
.araea Realty Company and
A. Strout Realty Agency,
p, Taird avenue and Nam
free..
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BUILDING MATERIAL for that
new building or for those re-
pairs can be found at Rigby-
Morrow plant on Fourth Ave.
East, phone 81.
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Prince Mdivani
Seeks Divorce
Mary Mccormack Denies
Charges in Bill

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 81
(UP).-Prince Serge Mdivani has
filed suit for divorce against Mary
McCormic. opera singer, charging
she Stirred up unpleasant Cos.
sip" by associating with Samuel
insult. former Chicago utilities
magnate.
The complaint enumerates a Sc
rieS of alleged secret meetings
between insult and Miss McCormlc
in 1881 and 1882, before insult
fed the United States as a result
of the collapse of his companies.
These meetings, Mdivani asserts
took place despite the fact that
his wife had promised never to
see insult unless he, Mdivani,
were present.
This promise was made, the
suit sets forth, at the time of
their marriage in Arizona in April
1881. Mdivani asserts that Miss
McCormic slipped away from
their hotel during a visit to Chi
cago and secretly met insult and
that thereafter stories and ru-
mors were circulated that the said
defendant was again going with
the said insult, all of which caused
great shame and humiliation to
the plaintiff"
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The ENTERPRISE successful
" defended the America Cup in
1880. The Rock of Gibraltar is
400 FEET high. UTAH ranks
fist in production of silver in
t..c U. S.
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4 n T F. D-Listings for nice
fru.>acd a n d unfurnlshed
I4sr-. New residents are
eang up surplus. h. X.
l,nerlanI Co.
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Personal Property

eI-Small black memorandum
p, near Carolina Theatre,
'oHGay night. Owner please
f,Irn 20 DR.. Sample.
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FOR SALE

l-Autos and Accessories
Or automobile radio sales and
service see Midcity Tire Co. .
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Houses and Real Estate

lS,ROOM BUNGALOW, mod
era in every way. furnished on
good street fine section for
$500 with cash payment OF
$50 and balance monthly $50
be- month. H. G.. Love, Wool
|woryh Bldg. Phone 27.
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LEGAL NOTICES

In the Superior Court of the
State of Washington for King
County.
HOWARD H. HANSEN, Super
visor of Banking for the State
of Washington liquidating the
Spokane Savings Bank, Spokane,
Washington, plaintiff, VS..
j. l.. OWEN, a bachelor, FLO
RENEE LEADER; ROY DE
GRIEF. a bachelor; F. M. DAV-
IDSON and JANE DOE DAVID
SON, his wife, Defendants.
NO. 26193S, SUMMONS BY
PUBLICATION.
THE STATE OF WASHING
TON, to the said J. l.. Owen, de-
PENDANT:
You are hereby summoned to
appear within sixty (60) days at
ter the date of the first publica-
ton to this summons, to-wit:
within sixty (60) days after the
18th day of May, 1888, and de-
fend the above entitled action IN
the above entitled court, and an
swer the complaint of the plain
tiff, and serve copy of your
answer upon the undersigned at
torneys for the plaintiff, at their
office below stated; and in case
of failure so to do, judgment
will be rendered against you ac-
cording to the demand of the
complaint, which has been filed
with the Clerk of said Court.
The object of this action is to
recover judgment against the de-
PENDANT J. L. Owen In the prin-.
cipal sum of $1,4S5,78, togeth-
er with interest thereon from Sep
TENDER 10, 1882. together with
an attorneys fee of $4,000, to-
gether with the further sums
paid by plaintiff for taxes and
interest:
$91.97 with interest at 1870
from November IL, 1929.
$93.43 with interest at 1870
from November IS, 1880.
$91.17 with interest at 1870
from November 81, 1881.
together with the further sum
of $3.50, cost of Foreclosure
report, and for the costs of this
suit; and further, to foreclose a
mortgage given to secure said
Indebtedness, upon the following
described property, to-wit:
Lot eight (8), Block Fifteen
(15), of EAST PARK ADD
TON to the City of Seattle,
as per map recorded in Vol
ume 8 Of Plats. page 83, re-
cords Of King County, Wash
ington, situated in the County
of King, State of Washington.
In said mortgaged property,
the defendants, and each of them
claim some interest, but their in
terests are subordinate to the
lien of the plaintiffs mortgage.
Bausman, Oldham, Cohen and
Jarvis
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Office and P.O. Address
1410 Hoge Bldg, Seattle,
King County, Washington
Date of 1st pub. 5-11-33
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tSohtihuCa iion pu6C ohot
Boys and Roscoe Simmons Dane
ing Chorus.
Eubie Blake, Flourney Miller,
Edith Wilson and George Nc
Clennon are taking many bows
at the Illinois Theatre in Chicago
this week. Here are four real
top notchers.
The team of Arnold and Irene
Wiley is at the Lincoln theatre,
Washington, ID. c., this week,
scoring IA hit. They are featured
in a revue in which they expect
to come West soon if arrange
ments are completed.
The all-new Cotton Club Re-
vue of 1898, headed by Ethel
Waters, featuring the song 'Stor-
my Weather. and Buck and
Bubbles, Nicholas Brothers, Jo-
sic Oliver, Cora La Redd. Sal
ly Gooding." Bobby Sawyer, the
Four Flash Devils, Kathryn
Smith and the Cotton club Choir
us, are at the Capital Theatre.
New York City.
Miss Alberta Jones, the record
singer and queen of the blues,
who has been heard on the ra-
do a long time with different
artists of her own selection. is
filling engagements in and "a
round New York.
Earle West, the song writer,
has composed new song which
Adelaide Hall featured on her
tour in vaudeville. 1t is one of
the best numbers ever done by
this composer.
Rollin Irwin, pianist, song COM
poser and blues singer, is en-
route with a movietone picture
as an attraction for the picture.
Chauncey Northern and his
choir are filling engagements in
and around New York and are
one of the best singing groups
in the business.
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First 4. VI. Il. Church. Rev.
Geo f. Martin. pastor Last
Sunday was observed as Men $
Day and special service was
held at II a m. Attorney John
e. Prim gave an interesting ad-
dress and Mr.. C. White render
ed beautiful cornell selection.
Under direction of Muriel FLEET
cher. the Sunday School Miss
ionary department presented an
interesting program. Mr. Rich
ard Mann, concert baritone, was
the principal speaker for the EN-
deayor meeting. Mrs. J. n.
Drake outlined the requirements
for a scholarship To be present
ed. The pastor urges all mem
bers To attend a special business
meeting Thursday evening. Next
Sunday will be observed as chill
dren's Day. The pastor will
preach at II n. m. Evening ser
vice at $40 p. m. Will be in
charge of the Christian fndeav-
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Mobs Bound for He'll,
N. Y. Pastor Declares

NEW YoRK-That Southern
ers without the will and courage
to openly denounee mob violence
are guilty along with the mobs
themselves. Rev Elijah Branch
declared in a sermon at the First
Corinthian Baptist Church here.
All Southern mahs will be
lost. said the divine. and I'M
der Gods law they do not have
10 be members of the mob 10 b.
guilty. for the mob spirit is Ell.
ually as guilty before God. This
leaves only few in the clear
in the South. ="
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Church Notices
Mt. Zion Baptist Church. Rev

Mt. Zion Baptist Church. Rev.
T. NJ Davis. pastor Sunday
morning was devoted TO spirit
ual covenant meeting. a large
number remained TO partake OF
the Sacrament. The Order Of
Eastern Star held their services
al s o'clock Mrs. \. Butler di-
reeted a splendid progtam. the
Key T NJ Davis preaching an
inspirational sermon
What the Church means 10
Is vas The topio of an inter
estine discussion AT The B.YPG.
Those attending the District h.
Y.PU. Rally and boat excursion
IL Bremerton last Friday night
We're Leona Fletcher Jnslilia
Davis. Rilla Bell. Fleralie Chris
tan and BYp.u. advisor. Mrs.
W W Casmon
NeNt Snnda, Mrs. Orabel lack
son Will present The children el
the Primary and Junior depart
ments of the SUNDAY school in
a Ghildren's Day Pageant. The
program will begin At ~ a
clock Il. N; large audience IS
expected Ia be present
The pastor will occupy the
mint AT hoth eat,,fiaas naVf SIM
day. The Missouri Group is
sponsoring Missouri Fair 10
be held at the church on June
Is and 16. All groups are busy
preparing for the rally 10 be
held the latter part of July. All
members are urged Ia work thru
one of the groups already or
caniZpd.
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CONTINUED from Page One)
his followers had always mani
tested in him he would have TO
lay his cards on the board and
truthfully tell them that he had
been "trieked" and his and their
money squandered.
Efforts were made To have
Becton agree to wait several
months before exposing these
men but he refused. Building
was supposed TO begin this year.
the tabernacle To be completed
by the summer of 1891.
To stay out of the penitentiary
and to keep Becton's mouth shut
gunner We're hired and Beeton
was bumped Off
Others ION the Spot"
Police are endeayoIing to ap-
prehend the killers in order 10
avert further Staying. There are
only three people who know of
Beeton's dealings with h e
Clique" They are Mac Davies,
his business manager; Thomas
e. Hightower. his treasurer, and
a former member of his party.
The latter has been warned
against talking and has sent a
sealed letter to police telling
them he has been threatened and
whom TO. look for in ease he dis
appears.
Becton Died II Pauper
Beeton died pauper. He re-
Gently borrowed more than $4,000
which had not been paid back
at the time of his death.
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Phyllis Wheatley Branch, y.
W. e. A., Miss ldell yertner. sec
rotary-The Business and Indus
trial Girls will entertain with II
social evening Monday honorng
Mrs. Nathan Robinson and Miss
Cordelia Forey The Girl Re
serves are having candy sale
Thursday to raise money for de
legates to attend conference. -
The Committee of Management
met Friday. Mrs. Jessie Shields
gave a report entitled problems
facing the Y.WC.A. this year. =
Mrs Levy Howard is new board
member.-Don' forget camp at
cambridge Island June 1902 /
Please register now.
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Rev. John r. Harris. pastor.
At the close of the morning ser
vice last Sunday Il congregation
al meeting was held in which
Mrs. LeEtta King and Mr.. A.
Tudor were elected chairmet of
the women's and mems, boys 10
be observed next fall. Mr.. Leo
Fletcher was named member of
tie trustee board. A flower
committee was also chosen. OF
ficers recently elected were in
stalled. Next Sunday the past
or. Rev. Harris, will preach at
II u. IN. We invite you TO wor=
ship at Grace Church. Yon will
find the services helpful
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LODGE DIRECTORY

HARMONY LODGE NO. 2, F. &
A. NJ, Seattle, Wash-meets End
and 4th Monday nights at Mas
onie Hall, 21st and Jefferson 81.
J. H. Lee. w. NJ. 316 21st Ave.
Phone East GAL; F. S. Sanders
secretary. 309 18th Avenue n,
phone East 1413. 1-1-33