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al support at the moment, She
had liked this boy at first. There
was something appealing about
his lean fineness, the way his
eyes were set deeply in his sun
Drowned face. And the hand that
held the cigaret was a good one,
strong and well-muscled, the
fingers slender and nervous. But
you couldn't tell much about a
person by looking at his face and
hands. 1t was nonsense to say
you could.
"Good Lord" blurted Michael,
in the silence. ashes my wife
didn't you know that? | thought,
perhaps she'd told YOU"
/ Violet stared, stung into speech
by the direct attack. "She did.
But you didn't acknowledge it.
She thought you had played a
CHASTITY trick on her"
CHATS why she left?'
Mainly" Violet said rather
angrily. The man was either a
Consummate actor or else he was
sincere. But when she had told
Stanley and Adrianson her the
DRY of his possible loss of mem
DRY, a week or two before, they
had laughed at her. Adrianson
was preparing the annulment pa
.pers at the mOmenh.
"She must think me a thorough
rotter," Michael groaned.
"Fm afraid she does" Men,
Violet reflected, ought to pay a
little for their treatment Of wo-
men.
He looked at her. 81 didn't re-
member thing" he told her
simply. "You knew-and didn't
she hear it?-that I was hurt in
a taxi accident?"
eve did. But it didn't sound
serious. She called the hospital
and was told you were getting on
all right. Then YOU came home,
and neither telcphoned nor tried
to see her. One day you passed
her on the street without speak
ing"
81 did,"
"You did" Violet said, steeling
herself against the impulse TO
comfort the boy. He put his head
into his hands and croane1.
Stanley came back into the room.
eve were going through re-
hearsal tonight" Michael went
on, glancing from one to the 9TH
er. az was to marry Sally Moon.
Someone said the words Of the
ceremony-more as a Joke than
anything. l felt as though I'd
been struck by lightning. The
whole thing came back to me-
Violet looked accusingly at her
husband. 'T told you SOP
"Eucky it happened in time"
Stanley drawled. you'd have
been in a pretty fix"
"Do YOU think | don't realize
it?" Michael wanted to know.
az meant that night I went to
New York to have the whole mat
ter of the inheritance straighten-
/ ed out and to announce our mar
rage at once. My engagement
to Sally had been a crazy affair
she didn't really want it; 1t was
just an impulse on Sally's part.
But afterward-" -,
"She liked the idea of the title,
eh?" the older man grinned en-
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up out of the desert. And half
a mile out of town they saw the
creamy walls of a long, low ADOBE
house. :,
"Silencia, my gentleman saId
Sebastian with a flash OF white
teeth.
Michaels heart thudded impa-
GENTLY.
ITO be continued)
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

katharine. Strykhurst, 20 and
beautiful, allows her emotions tc
rule when she marries Michael
rieatheroe, young riding instruc'
Tor who comes into a title and for
ture; katharine's father is rich
and her stepmother is snobbish.
The night following his mar.
rage Michael is injured IN traf.
TIC accident ard when he resains
consciousness his memory is i'm.
pared. He forgets the marriage,
katharine, unaware of this, be.
reeves he has deserted her. She
plans to leave for New Mexico
and her friend, Violet Mcrser,
agrees to engage a lawyer in her
absence to arrange an annulmen,
of the marriage. -
DR.. John Kaye, an old friend,
sees Katharine off on her trip.
He tells her he has always loved
her.
Sally Moon, who has shared
Michael into a sort of engage.
ment, plans for their wedding,
unaware of Michaels marriage to
Katharine. Meanwhile Katharine,
in New Mexico, finds some peace
from her hurs, but still thinks of
Michael
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XXXIX
Fhe headlights of Stanley Mer.
ser's car, cutting through the
mist, picked out the figure of q
man against the stone wall. Vic,
let put her hand over her mouth
to stifle an exclamation of ter,
ror, purely involuntary. This was
a lonely place. They had beer
told so, carly and often, by many
of their friends, but they had
never before seen loiterers about
Stanley pulled into the drive
day and opened the door at his
left. The man came toward
them briskly. Violet saw it was
Michael.
She introduced the two mea
briefly. 3D..
"Mav l talk to you for a mo,
ment?" Michael asked. He added
that he knew it was late, but the
matter was urgent.
"Of course Violet led the
way into the chintz-hung sitting
room, switching on lights as she
went. Stanley, with a muttcrcd
excuse, left them together.
"You know where Katharine
is?" Michael made it more of {
statement than q question. Vic.
let glanced at him uneasily
Really, she thought, this was 9
difficult spot to be in. She knew
the girl had left Innicock to for,
get him. Only this afternoon she
had heard that he was to be mar,
ried to Sally Moon very shortly
What was she to do?
81 called her house. Her step,
mother hung up on me-" Michael
explained gravely. Violet, as al
ways, felt a little thrill of anger
toward Berthe. SO much of this
mischief could be laid at hel
door. That thoroughly SNUG
good woman =.
katharine asked me not tt
give out her address," Violet
said. fencing for time. If Star
would only come back into the
room: she badly needed his NOR
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DIVIDENDS at 3 Id per cent
per annum will be paid june
Goth on Insured investments;
Can you beat it? First Federal
Savings and Loan Assn, 1T
Sixth avenue west.
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OWNERS of Norge Roh4tor Re-
refrigerators report that Rollator
refrigeration actually saves
in refrigeration cost and IN
food cost-up to $11 q month.
iBrunson Furniture Companys :
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BUILDING AND REPAIRING
can be done most advantage
ously at this time. Let us
lserve you. Rigby-Morrow Co:
Lumber, Builders Supplies and
Mill Work. Fourth avenue
east. Phone 81.
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HAVE YOUR eyes tested and fit
ted with correct glasses by
registered optometrix. Leona
Allen Young. next door to
State Trust Go.
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You NEED NOT bsy your Of
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at reasonable prices. Bakers
Art Gallery. -
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CHICAGO, UP)-To open an
ancient English paddock owned by
Mrs. r. D. Peache here, one must
arrange it's combination so that
the letters spell the word
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PAY YOUR FAKES WITH
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PHONE 81. Q. Roy KEITH,
REAL ESTATE.
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RAISE BEANS with BARlClDE
Farmers Federation.
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ROOFING. Composition roofing
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SIX cedar air dried shingles
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kn3 SALE Essex sedan. In
| cure at parking lot, Third
] Eenue west.
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CALI. AT GIBBS TO ENGAGE
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HAULING WANTED-Will buy
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the farm. w. B. Lamb, Flat
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DE LUKE BEAUTY SHOPPE-
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other permanents $5, Sc, $7.5e
and SO. 1t pays to get the
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tire. Phone 916.
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Special Notices

WOODALL LODGE, Sixth avenue
west, one mile out--room and
board, reasonable rates, delici-
Gus food.
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SALE OR TRADE for milk
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4 SALE Conn flute, silver
|nSn. BOehm system. Fine
uUtlon. Less than half cost.
|none G92.
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FOR RENT-Some nice houses OF
the better class at reasonable
prices. H. G.. Love. Phone
27. Woolworth Bldg.
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RAnroa sALEs AND SERVICE.
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FOR RENT - Clean furnished
houses, all sizes, various loca-
tions. Edw. r. Sutherland.
Phone $50.
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FURNISHED APARTMENT, z
1-2 blocks from Main street S;
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Third avenue west.
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FOR RENT-Some nice houses OF
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/ 27. Woolworth Bldg.
FOR RENT--Five-room furnish
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tions. Edw. r. Sutherland.
Phone $50.
1S-Furnished Rooms
FURNISHED ROOMS Quiet
| COO front bedroom. Private
home. Near town. Garage.
| Meals optional. 572 Midway
| street, Just off Fifth avenue.
4 ATTRACTIVE ROOMS on Ashe-
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first sign to left after leaving
city limits. Lucy c. Hurst.
19-Business Places
FOR RENT -Desirsbl store
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by season or year.
WANTED
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RELIABLE, settled woman wants
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CAPABLE NURSE wants con-
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ATTRACTIVE ROOMS on Ashe-
Vile highway, Druid Hills. See
first sign to left after leaving
city limits. Lucy c. Hurst.
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FOR RENT Desire bic store
rooms in Ames Hotel building
by season or year.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
MRS. LLOYD WIGHT
wv. c. A. HOSTESS
President Of Georgetown Chapter
Will 0fhciate at "At Home"
This Afternoon.

Mrs. Lloyd Wight, president Of the
Georgetown Chapter Of the Y. w. G.
A., assisted by other members OF the
chapter, will be hostess for the at
home today at 4 o'clock at Seven
teenth and K streets, preceding the
music hour at 5 O'Clock.
Z Street Y. w. @. A. Community
House will observe open house today
from to 6 pm.
The Rooms Registry Committee Will
meet Tuesday at II an.
The Wednesday Afternoon Women's
Club will meet Wednesday ct Z o'clock
at Ga 4 street. A program has been
arranged by Mrs. Lillian A. 6chaan
and Mrs. James Anderson.
Children's Music Study Club viii
meet tomorrow ut 4 pm. at the Com
munity House to make plans for Q
valentine program February II.
A new class In contract bridge is
being formed under the auspices OF
the industrial department, beginning
January 20.
Mothers Of Mckinley Girl Reserve
Club will be entertained at tea today
at the Y. w. C. A. at 1 O'Clock. Doris
Gamble, president Of the Mckinley
Club and the inter- High School Coun-
Gil, will head the receiving line, as
sisted by other members Of the
cabinet.
Roosevelt Girl Reserves are plan
ming . social service meeting Thurs
day.
social meeting Thursday with Callie
Trimmer, social chairman, and her
committee.
First Aid" will be the subject Of
the meeting Of the Bon Secour Club.
Central High School, Friday after
noon. Westerns club Of Girl Reserves
will hold a business meeting Friday
evening.
Girl Reserves from senior high
school clubs and the glee club will
attend the second Of the students
symphony concerts at Central High
School, Saturday morning.
The Business and Professional
WOIucQB b Ilcc Nlup hlllVAlSCo AlS
first Of q series Of musical evenings
Tuesday at Sis O'Clock. Miss Maude
sewall will speak on the Orchestra
and Its Instruments"
The Blue Triangle Club Of business
girls is giving It's annual card party
Thursday at 8 o'clock.
Xenos Club Of young business girls
and college students will meet We'd
nesday at 7:30 pm.
Glasses In contract bridge for busi.
ness women will begin Tuesday At
pm. and practice groups in contract
will be held twice month, beginning
Wednesday.
A new class In music appreciation
will begin February at z pm, with
Helen lie Fevre Lyon as teacher.
The Park View Chapter Of the Y. w.
G. A. will meet for luncheon and elec-
ton Of officers with Mrs. Horace
Wood, 4l2s Illinois avenue, tomorrow
at 1880 pm.
The Dupont Chapter Of the Y. W.
G. A. will meet at Seventeenth and
K streets at 2:30 pm. tomorrow for
election Of officers.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
MARINE CORPS TOLD
TO OBSERVE HOURS
Roosevelt Issues Warning to Va.
rious Activities Which En-.
ploy Civilians.

Assistant Secretary Of the Navy
Henry L. Roosevelt has warned all
Marine Corps activities to heed the
provisions Of the national recovery act
which regulate the employment hours,
especially pertaining to civilian EN-
ployes, which are not to exceed 10
hours per week.
The Women's Army and Navy
League which directs the activities OF
the Soldiers, Sailors and Marines
Club, 1ol5 L street, viii hold Q dance
there January as.
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy
Roosevelt has approved the PROPOSE
ton to found q Federal Symphony Or
chsstra, membership to be restricted
to Federal employees only. Carl Hof.
fer, conductor, Is In charge with head.
quarters at 5622 Carolina place.
Maj. Field Harris who has been
here on leave at 1882 Columbia road
will later be stationed at Quantico.
Maj. Shaler Ladd Is at 312s Dunn.
barton avenue while on temporary
duty.
Brig. Gen. Randolph c. Berkley Of
Paris Island, s. c., has been here for
some days on special duty.
Brig. Gen. George Richards. pay
master Of the corps. has remained
over at Miami for q short period Of
rest after proceeding thereto via plane.
The Veteran Marine Corps Legion
has written members Of both houses
Of Congress protesting this Govern
ment's participation In World Court
affairs.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
AMERICAN WAR MOTHERS

A meeting was held in the American
War Mothers Home, 1927 New Hamp-
shire avenue, January II, Mrs. May
D. Lightfoot presiding.
The delegates and alternates ap-
pointed to represent the chapter at
the women's Patriotic Conference, to
be held at the Mayflower Hotel, Jan
uary 80, 81 and February ! are Mrs.
T.. K. .Pairo. Mrs. D. J. Carroll, Mrs.
Joseph Phillips and Mrs. Clara L.
DOGGY.
Mrs. Roscoe L. oatley, past presi-
dent and past State president, is
chairman Of the social meeting to
be held at the War Mothers Home
next Friday evening, which is desis-
mated as SONS and daughters night. I"
The sons and daughters Of the mem-
bers will be the guests Of the chapter.
Mrs. Oatley Is arranging the program
for the evening.
Mrs. Joseph Phillips will entertain
the social meeting February a. at her
home, 823 New Hampshire avenue. In
the evening at card party.
Meetings are being held at the
home Of Mrs. Walcott II. Simmons
Wednesdays In preparation for the
birthday party to be celebrated IN
September.
The next meeting Of the chapter
will be hsld st American War kothsrS'
Home, February q % 3 pm.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
Marine Reserves

Vacancies for enlistment In the
seven line companies Of the 5th Bat
TALON, Marine Reserves, are rapidly
being filed. Four Of the companies
are already up to strength. but va
cancies exist In A Company, COM
manded by Lieut.. p. ]. Haltigan: B
Company, commanded by Lieut.. Don
r. Hyland and Z Company, COM
manded by Lieut.. Martin D. Delaney.
The last named company bases one
platoon at Alexandria, Va, and the
other at Indian Head, Md.
There are 10 vacancies for musicians
In the Battalion Band under First
Lieut.. Leon Brusilon.
Applicants for enlistment In the
line companies should apply Tuesday
or Wednesday evenings at 458 Indi.
ana avenue. Applicants for the band
should apply at the same address
Sunday mornings when the band re-
hearses and drills.
A board, headed by Capt. r. B.
Dewitt, y. 8. M. c. r, executive Of
hcer Of the battalion, and composed
Of Leuts II. II. Strine. w. W. Stick
ney and r. r. Hill has been ordered
TO convene 10 draft rules for the
award Of the various trophies and
cups which have been given to the
battalion for competition.
OF thee ths leading award q the
asy cup Assisnsd and awarded b.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
GOLD STAR MOTHERS
REFLECT OFFICERS
Grace Darling seibold Chapter
Also Hears Reports at
Hamilton Hotel.

The Grace Darling seibold Chapter
Of American Gold Star Mothers met
at the Hamilton Hotel last Tuesday
evening, with the president. Mrs.
Eugene 8. Bruce, presiding The de-
votionals were led by Mrs. H. l..
Hurley, chaplain.
The following officers were unani-
mously reelected: President, Mrs.
Eugene 9. Bruce; first vice president,
Mrs. william J. Seelye; second vice
president, Mrs. Edna Boardman:
third vice president, Mrs. Catherine
Barrack: recording secretary, Mrs.
Z. M. Nash: treasurer, Mrs. Josephine
Talks: corresponding secretary. Mrs.
Katharine Ftsan; chaplain, Mrs. H.
L. Hurley: historian. Mrs. G. J. searl;
custodian Of records, Mrs. B. A. sny-
der; color bearers, Mrs. w. L. Meeks
and Mrs. Della Barber.
Reports were read by the secretary,
Mrs. Z. M. Nash, and the treasurer,
Mrs. Josephine Talks.
Mrs. Catherine Barrack reported .
party given to the veterans at Mount
Alto Hospital. Communications were
read from the national president, Mrs.
william Bates of Jackson, Mich, who
will be In Washington to attend the
Women's Patriotic Conference on Ma.
tional Defense to be held In the May
flower Hotel, January 30 to February
/. A letter was read from the ma
tional second vice president, Mrs. J.
Hunter Wells Of Portland, Greg, and
also from Mrs. Walter @. Ellis, who
Is visiting In Iona Linda, Calf.
A memorial service was held for
Mrs. Mary Z. Greene. Mrs. Thomas
W. Woltz, Mrs. Theodoric Porter. Mrs.
Lillian r. Tbbitts, and p. w. Dieste
and w. L. Meeks, honorary members.
Twenty Gold Star Mothers were
appointed IS delegates to the Wom-
ems Patriotic Conference.
Mrs. Bruce represented the local
chapter at the joint installation Of
officers Of Post No. So Of the Jewish
War Veterans and its auxiliary On
Monday evening ut the Jewish Com
munity Center.
Mrs. w. J. seelye invited the chap
ter to hold the February meeting in
her home on South Dakota avenue.
An important communication from
Mrs. B. d. Wells, second national vice
president, Of Portland, Greg, was
read concerning legislative matters
Of national interest.