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for you. But l don't belong, and
| don't want to, really. I'm just
the life guard"
"And I'm just the hostess" Jc
laughed.
I "But you're a girl and darn,
ed pretty one. You've all the
men chasing you, so of course
you're not lonely"
Not all, Bret" objected JC
with q laugh.
Lonesome? With all this
When he answered, his voice
was touched with faint anger
''Do you want any more? This
aviator fellow, and Marsh - and
this crazy Fragonet :"
"That's not quite true. Bret,
I'll admit that Mr.. Fragonet has
been q little-well, silly. But
Todd Barston is just a good
friend, and Douglas Marsh is only
my employer"
"Docs your work include hav-
ing dinner with him at the Lone
Tree Tavern?"
"Bret ,. :" 10 put a hand on
his arm. "Bret, let's not get star
ed on that again. Besides, you've
been listening to the veranda
chorus, I'm afraid"
=, haven't been listening to
anything" Bret said. "Pm not
altogether blind" He turned to
her suddenly. 80, l don't want
to be unpleasant every time we
meet. But it hurts me to see
you acting like this"
"Hurts you?" repeated 10, be-
wildered.
He nodded. "Of course it does.
Good Lord, 10! Do you think !
could love you as much as-I did
and not care what you do now"
That's true, Bret admitted
10 slowly. "That's why l don't
want our friendship to be spoiled,
ever. But somehow we seem to
be unable to avoid arguments. y
She looked out across the lake
for a silent moment, then added
"If you could Just believe in me.
Bret. Why can't you now? You
used to believe in me-"
"You've changed, he told her
quickly. 81 don't believe you
realize yourself how much you've
changed and that's what makes
it hurt al 1.-The more"
10 faced him squarely, and
when she spoke again her words
were slow, careful, measured.
"Perhaps | have changed. Do
YOU really think a girl could be
lust the same after what happen
ed, Bret?'
what do you mean"
''T mean l loved you, Bret. L
doubt if you every realized how
much, because l don't think any
man ever REALIZES how much g.
woman loves him. He's so wrap
ped up in himself, so intent with
his own love-" She stopped, bit
ing her lips. "Bret, I'd have fol-
lowed you anywhere, I'D have
done anything in the world for
you. | thought there wasn't any
man in the world quite like you"
"But, Jo-"
please let me finish" 10 in
terrunted 'T thought there
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"That means only one thing to
me-" he answered, glaring at her
in the half-light. at means"
"You don't have to tell me
what it means to YOU" 10 replied
quickly. at could mean only
one thing to you. And think
we'd best keep away from each
other in the future
MBret rushed toward her along
the path, and before 10 could
protect herself he had taken hel
roughly in his arms. "Jo--Jo
there's no use in my trying to
pretend. I still love you, and
guess l always will. That's why
I'm so insane. That's why !
can't stand to see you changing
like this"
qr 60 be continued)
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wasn't any man in the world IKE
Won. Bret-and then you walked
| into the apartment that nig io
and showed me you'd take Inc
word of someone else agaiiiS+
mine" ,ooJ,, ,,
you'd lied to me already,
Bret reminded her. You tolq
me you had to work. and then J
found you'd been dancing WIN
Marsh"
~ know, Bret. I'm not trying
to defend myself. Pm only try
inc. to explain VIII I've changed.
! lied to Won, | think, because |
was all confused. I'd never had
- have Job before, and then
Suddenly a job was the most inn
portent thing in the world. But
YOU wouldn't listen to me even
60. a minute that night"
"T didn't want you to come
down here" Bret said quickly.
81 had to come, don't you see?
And when | did come you were
finished. Do YOU remember what
you said?"
Bret nodded, as though he did
rot want to hear the words re-
peated. 81 remember, Jo." =,
She wSs silent a moment, ana
then went on again, slowly. !
didn't feel like living, Bret. l
sunnose that was the most ter
rible night I'll ever spend in my
whole life. But y she smiled
up at him bitterly, "the morning
came-and | was still alive. l
was still alive and I had to go
out and start my job. 1t was a
shock at first when I'd stop ana
ltalie that there were hours, even
whole days, when I didn't think
of YOU at all, Bret
"You don't need to wall. on
body, Jo."
"rm not trying to be cruel.
But don't you see a girl can't go
through a thing like that and be
the same? Don't you see that
when she comes out of it she's
she's a little harder than before"
They walked along the lake
then for several wards before
either spoke again. Finally Bret
said. perhaps you're right, 10.
But that doesn't explain your &C
tions down here. I've known
what's been between you and
Fragonet, and"
"There's nothing at all between
us. He wants to divorce his wife
and, so he insists, marry me-"
"a thing like that doesn't
come out of the blue sky" Bret
said. "He must have had some
reason"
'Do you mean to say you think
l encouraged him." asked 10.
"Maybe you didn't encourage
him. exactly. but" he stopped.
"Tell me this. FraGonets going
to be up here again. What do
you propose to do?"
"Do? Why, I'll just go along
as | have been"
"You won't refuse to see him."
Bret wanted to know.
Jo shook her head. al couldn't
refuse to see him, Bret. You
can't avoid a man in a place like
this"
"Pcrhaps you'll even return to
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BARKER HEICRi;
BARKER HEIGHTS

BARKER HEIGHTS, \
Miss Margarete Ruff 4. ss
Miss Margarcte Ruff ~ ~
ther' Mrs. Fred Edney - !
Hyder and sisters. a. Y :
Heights, attended tbe y
tuesday of Mrs. MaIirj, !
at Refuge Baptist chur'5 z
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 4 q
family were among tb9 aug
tendance Sunday at t tSs 3
and Cantrell reunion al aux 4
of Nh. and Mrs. NiIfor,,% a
Of Etowah. WV
Mrs. c. T. Justice scc..
her daughter, Mrs. P. F \
dcau to Rutherfordton i
last Monday and a yc~r i
ful operation was vcrfo,l
DR.. R. H. Crawford. MI
ice returned home Frid.r
expecting her daughtcr',
at an early date.
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MISS EVELYN MOORE
is WPA SECRETARY

ASHEVILLE, Aug. s. Miss
Evelyn Moore, of Hendersonville,
is one of six appointees confirmed
yesterday as a member of the Of
flee force of the district WPA Of
flee here. Miss Moore will serve
as secretary in the office of the
district organization.
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IN MAYORS CoUr

Two cases were ncars ,
court this morning BY ",
Y. Edwards. L. W. Sbprr,
given a day SUSPENDED D
on a charge of being d,)
disorderly, and Sam III
fined $40 and costs on !
Of being drunk and disori]
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MOVING into American Bank
building within next few days
to have necessary office space
to handle rapidly expanding
business. First Federal Saw
ings & Loan Association.
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YOU ARE MISSING something
if you have not tried cur 1Oc
giant milk-shake with ice
cream. Dairy Products Co.
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10 Dsrien, finishing her first
wear in college, learns her father
Is out of work. 10 hunts job
and secures part time work In
marine supply store. There she
meets wealthy, handsome Doug
les Marsh who offers her the JOB
of hostess at his inn at Crest
Lake. 10 accepts. This causes
a quarrel with Bret Paul to whom
she is engaged. 10 breaks tae
engs cement. >,
She goes to Crest Lake. Her
duties arc pleasant, but Marsh S
eccentric mother takes q dislike
t. the girl. Bsbs Montgomery, a
school Acquaintance who is jeal-
ors of los pcpalcrity, comes to
the inn. Peter Fragonet, film
actor. ard his wife arc also
guests.
Fraqonet pays 10 marked at
tcntions, tells her he loves her
and begs her to marry him as
soor as he can secure a divorce.
He goes to Hollywood, promising
to return soon.
Bret Paul comes to Crest Lake
as the life guard.
Fragonet's comDsny decide to
make part of a picture at Crest
Lake. Silas Dram, director, and
several others arrive.
10, taking a walk alone one
evening, hears someone call her
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CRAZY CRYSTALS 6oc and 81,
1925 fountain syringe 69c,
CaldwelPs Syrup Pepsin 39c,
heavy mineral oil ACC: Freeze
Drug Co.
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LEONA ALLEN YOUNG, regis
tered optometrix. Correct test
ing and fitting. Main street,
next door State Trust Co. I"
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NO woo ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XIV


"Enioving the moon, Jo?"
Thi slime the girl recognized
the voice as belonging to Bret
Paul With another stride Bret
stepped from the shadows of the
path and into the clear moonlight
reflecting up from the simmer
ing lake.
'T was Just going to walk
along the shore of the lake." 10
told him wit ha cordial smile.
"Want to come along|
He hcsitated the fraction of a
moment-long enough for 10 to
sense that he had other plans.
But he managed at last to say,
"Td like 10 very much, JO."
She smiled quizzically. "Per-
haps you'd better not, Bret, if
you have an appointment"
al haven't an appointment" "
he answered stiffly. "Babs said
she might take a walk tonight,
and | told her l might run into
her that's ALL
10 was somehow enjoying his
discomfort thoroughly. "Well, if
we should meet her there's no
reason why we can't make it a
threesome hike, is there? Or do
you think three and the moon Is
a crowd?"
Bret fell into step with her.
Don't start kidding me, 10. |
don't feel like being kidded."
ooh E" she put surprise in
to her ejaculation. "Then it's
that serious?"
Don't be a fool" he told her
roughly. "You know darned well
I've never been serious about
Babs Montgomery. Only a fell
low gets mighty lonesome up
here. Jo."
mob?"
He nodded. "Oh, it's all right
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MILK GOAT FEEDERS get Dom
inc Goat-Ets from D. T. Hart
Company, Seventh avenue east,
HenderSonville.
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80 PER CENT OFF on practical
ly all summer mems wear at
Rosenberg's. =
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WE TRADE cabbage plans, fruit
jars and tops, seeds, fertilizer,
tools, water pipe, for potatoes,
rye, wheat, eggs, corn onions,
green beans. Govan Hyder
Seed Store, 7th Ave. East.
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RUGS, upholstery, auto uPholst-
cry cleaned. The FiXit Shop,
131 Third avenue west.
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WANTED-A partner in a bust
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ever. R. p. Packard, Arcade
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BE A WORLD VOYAGER. Span
oceans with the marvellous new
1886 Philco. New models have
arrived. Brunson furniture
Co.
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RADIO SALES AND SERVICE.
Tubes tested free. Midcity Tire
Comnany.
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PAY YOUR TAXES WITT
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15--Miscellaneous

NICE CABINET RADIO, prae-
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629 Justice street. Phone ALL
w. ~
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Autos and Accessories
FOR SAL E-Best four-wheel
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Phone 65S.
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REACHING NEW HEIGHTS of
tone, power, foreign reception
In cabinets of exquisite charm.
1886 Philco. Brunson Furnl-
ture Company.
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EVERY DAY we add more Ford
and Chevrolet auto parts, also
tools for late model cars. Jack
son Motor Supply, 131 Fourth
avenue east. Phone 800. >
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BURY GUN VICTIM

ELKIN, Aug. 5.-(UP).-Fu'
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G. P. Dockery. Jr., IA, who was
killed on a farm yesterday when a
gun he was handling was acciden-
tally discharged. The boy is sur
yiyed by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
G. p. Dockery; his younger broch-
err, Charles. and his grandmother
Mrs. Eta Dockery.
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10 shook her head. 81 couldn't
refuse to see him, Bret. You
can't avoid a man in a place like
this"
"Perhaps You'll even return to
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FOR RENT-Furnished cottage,
five rooms. First house Dana
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sonable rent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-04
APPLAUSE GREETS
FREED DISCIPLES
Jehovah's Witnesses Hear
One Of "Un|ycky 10"
Tell of Treatment.

Shortly before closing their con-
vention at Washington Auditorium
and leaving town last night, Jehovah's
Witnesses applauded 1.-The unlucky Is"
disciples who we're jailed. vaccinated
and fined yesterday for midnight
descent on Alexandria. Va, in sound
trucks blaring criticism of the police
force.
One of the 10 told his fellows he
was brutally treated when he de-
INJURED at the compulsory smallpox
vaccination. He explained they had
been locked In cells unfit for ami
mails" and roughly forced to undergo
the vaccination. His story met with
sympathetic response.
Previously other rounds OF applause
from an audience of at least 1000
were given the testimonials" Of men
who had been arrested in various
communities for canvassing them with
religious tracts and pamphlets while
en- route to the convention here.
Capital Is Canvassed.
The delegates while here canvassed
Washington, according to reports from
scores of residents. with religious
tracts which they offered free or
for such "free-will contribution" as
the recipient might care to make.
Half dozen disciples were arrested
in Alexandria several months ago on
charges they we're selling tracts with
out a license. Another was arrested
Sunday afternoon because he was
broadcasting the address of Judge
]. F. Rutherford, head of the Bible
and Tract Society, from a sound
truck parked on a residential lot in
Alexandria.
This stirred the ire of the disciples
in convention here and hundreds of
them descended on Alexandra after
midnight, ringing doorbells and
broadcasting appeals for the release
of the prisoner. Of Is arrested two
were boys in their teens and one
woman. The boys were given sus-
pended sentences and the others fines
for disorderly conduct ranging from
IS to SIS.
All Fines Are Paid.
All fines we're paid late yesterday
afternoon, save that of the man ar
rested for the afternoon broadcast
Attorneys engaged by officials of the
Jehovah's Witness group posted bond
for the latter man and announced
the case would be appealed.
The delegates. who numbered at
least 10000, left the city for the
Midwest. California and distant parts
of Canada in automobiles and buses.
While here they stopped at tourist
camps and rooming houses. taking
their meals in their own cafeteria
in the basement of the Auditorium.
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2 Girls Rob Man
Of 5000 as Third
Sticks Gu, in Ribs
Another Victim Loses
$40 to Siren Who Thre,U
Arms About Him.

A blond bandit. known only as
Betty to her victim. early today
pressed a pistol in the ribs of George
w. Bryan, SIS, of Bristow, Va, while
her two young girl companions took
5000 from his pockets.
The robbery occurred at dawn in
the 900 block of E street after Bryan
had refused the girls invitation to be-
come a guest in their house
The four had been together since
9 pm, when the man met the girl
in cafe at the Virginia end Of
Highway Bridge, according to police.
John NJ. Shaw. 1000 H street, lost
$40 to another girl robber. who stepped
from the park to throw her arms
about his shoulders as he walked along
Twentieth street a short distance
south of Pennsylvania avenue at
about 10 pm.
When the girl departed. Shaw
missed his billfold containing the $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-04
UTILITIES CONTROL
HEARINGS ENDED
Compromise Reached on
Bill Governing Rate Body's
Procedure.

After arriving at compromise
agreement on the wording Of the key
section of the measure. hearings were
concluded today by a subcommittee OF
the Senate District Committee on a
bill bearing on changes in procedure
affecting the Public Utilities Commits.
sion.
Ringing on the extent of jurisdic-
ton of the District Supreme Court in
reviewing decisions handed down by
the commission. the compromise et-
fected would limit the review ito
questions of law, including constitu-
tional questions. and the findings of
fact by the commission shall be con-
elusive unless it shall appear that such
findings Of the commission are I'M
reasonable. arbitrary or capricious.
In the bill as passed by the House.
there was the additional clause If
supported by substantial evidence. "
Senator Tydings. Democrat, OF Mary
land, who presided over today's hear
ing. declared this was too restrictive
in curtailing power OF the court.
Two Objectives Cited.
Under its terms. the review by the
court of commission finding would
be confined solely to matters Of law
rather than a review Of the technical
phases of the case which had been
used as base for the commissions
decision
In urging approval of the measure,
Corporation Counsel E. Barrett Pretty
man pointed out that enactment of
the legislation would achieve two
principal detectives; first. that of
expediting settlement of utilities rate
controversies. and, second, that of
strengthening the commission in its
function as controlling unit.
In cross-examing Prettyman. Sen
ator Tydings expressed the belief the
proposed measure is too broad in its
action of "hamstringing" the court.
You have good utilities COM
mission here now" Senator Tydings
said. but there may come q time
when you will not have such an effec-
tive body"
To this argument Prettyman an
swered that the commission was es-
tablished as fact-finding body and
that unless its decisions are to be &C.
cepted as conclusive, it would serve
no real purpose.
Roberts Urges Strict Control.
Peoples Counsel William L. Roberts
was the second to appear in behalf Of
the measure.
"Yt 10 INV hsl;ofn be e,;d 1sr,,
should have as vigorous regulation of
the utilities as is possible within the
constitutional rights of those con-
cerned. The utilities companies will
take care of themselves"
Appearing in opposition to the
measure we're legal representatives of
the Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone
Co.. the Potomac Electric Power Co.
and the Washington Gas Light Co.
Two amendments to the ball as passed
by the House, both having the effect of
giving the courts more latitude. were
submitted on behalf of the utilities
companies.
Present to argue in favor of these
amendments was r. A. Van OrSdel
and George P. Hoover. counsel for the
telephone company; S. Russell Bowen,
counsel for the Potomac Electric
Power Co.. and william G. Horton,
counsel for the gas light company.
Others present included John c.
Rooms. vice president of the telephone
company, and c. Melvin Sharpe, vice
president of the Potomac Electric
Power Co.