The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-08
BLACK ARROW HUNT
EASY MONEY FOUND
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EASY MONEY FOUND
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called at The Times Office To .uru the
ORDER into cold. hard cash. After had
gl-L l9ot-lug for at least two or three
-oAis' ana / seemed mo nearer finding
lL- envelope than when I first started
-- t.tr iaoE ming. SOMClllnE prom pit
ga 4ie 20 stroll over 10 the sou,h side
Fifteenth.
~. A. fast Z Thought perhaps it might
.- ii41.l about JGe entrance OF CEase's
-Lee Yer. and / spent some time looking
Lol ID there, Then ! moved down the
street etgral doors IN front OF a ware
mouse. Ay attention was attracted TO
liltt wooden IGDWays used TO run
trucks from the pavement 10 an iron
PLATFORM leading from the warehouse.
ho'leed mat one OF them was new and
tHst TWO of them were Old.
By Induction.
Realizing that the money mad been
hidden sometime during the night ]
decided that il could not have been
placed under tbe new runway as il was
probable the owners of the place took
IT III over night I therefore decided 10
look under the other two.
II must admit was a bit dlsapDoint-
ed when ] failed 90 find the envelope
under the drsl runway for 7 firmly be-
HeNed j had AT last struck the hiding
place There Was SUN one resource.
however and ] quickly turned my at
tehlioH 90 the second runway BY This
time several people had stopped to see
what / was doing. Tn the event of the
money being there 7 was prepared TO
make a spring fer IL.
There It Was.
"Cau YOU imagine The thrill Of delight
j experienced when / lifted the runway
uD and there lying before my very
eyes was am envelope containing a black
arrow2
did I arab for it? Did ]?
Well its ten 20 one that anybody
standing beside me couldn't have gotten
Whatd you do after finding it?' ne
was asErI
started Immediately r0r The Times
Once 20 have IL turned into rocks. stop
pea or ON ms way to order au autGuo-
D-iei and 10 instruct my broker 10 buy
iAe a house ON Dupont Circle.
Found a "Phony."
Young Laudou further said he hau
looked i'm Franklin Square ali daE yes
tercag for -ae envelope hidden thee.
out that all DE could ind was q ''ph0uy.-
envelope which some practical joker
soon a-sll-us-.net upon presenting tho
order as The Times unace.
4 Good S1autb
..4-..
..[t-r -.-. 81 d ee'=i.-'--.
~ ell J always diG like that kind of
work, and that's enc reason WHY
took such ana interest I'm Ica.-fre- f-r rt,..
muue--."
10 was while Letter t-a4-rfe.r frg-fr.,, ,--.-
covering his route mai re found he an
Seventh and . Streets Cffrr is q ,.l.-,sf--
of the --uuus JacE CHfrn. of Fye7r1Ir-.rr-
and has been i'm washington fr- r--
years lHs route covers Jhe territory
"r8 q s-rae-- 1-' f- 'l ZIP s1sef!s ana
covers as follows
Most Unlikely place
ar- -
ga. -s-s 1-- l'- i79 10 me- the
.- ----7 ----.i--5- L'-hl lL about
--r-. ara I'D --s most unlikely place
III -'- "oi'-.
am % regular reader OF The Times Z
and although B was interested fr tina
story If .-rr- Fg.a-r- s-r..s., 3D. .,..-.f.-..
. --T- ' SUNDAY
paper D. --ei tiIlAH anything about
hunting llt the envelope with the black
arrows 8u them
eel ann ...r.-.e.. ,.....- -..-..f.f .t.-.. .r.
r.-s N'"' --o-t rms
1l','' .'-- Cd. --s letter boxes, and went
10 Sec tl-it -H good order. 4U-s after
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