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Evening star., 1926-06-18
GALE IS OBSTACLE
70 GLOBE G|RDLERS
Liner May Have to Increase
Speed to Land Pair at
Cherbourg on Schedule.
BY LINTON WELLS.
opecial Correspondent of The Star and North
American Newspaper Alliance.


American Newspaper Alliance.
ABOARD STEAMSHIP AQU1-
TANIA. June II tBy Radio).-At
noon today Evans and I had knocked
s34 miles off the total of 1890 which
we have to make on our run TO break
the record for circlins the globe be-
fore we reach New York Harhor
again. The Aquitania has been MAX
ing excellent Speed--nearly $40 miles
on yesterdays run.
The northeast gale. which has been
steadily blowing since our departure.
has not yet abated, and unless the
sea quiets down and the wind lessons
by niShtfar. il will he necessary TO
increase the speed of the Aquitania
at least one knot in order to reach
Cherbourg by dawn Tuesday.
Evans and myself were received
by Sir James Charles, and we dis
cussed the situation thoroughly. III
1t were not for the fact that Ice
berSS have been reported lar Soutis
this Summer making 1t necessary
for all transatlantic vessels to take
the longer route. the Aquitania would
have no trouble in reaching her des-
tinatiou on schedule time without
reSortlnS 10 An increase VI Speou'
which is decidedly expensive. How
ever, Sir Charles indicated that we
would reach Cherbourg in sufficient
time to connect with our amphibian
for the hurried fight to Paris. where
we are to board the giant passenger
plane which operates between Paris
and Berlin. Our minds are there
fore at rest. and we are settling into
The routine of ship life and are en-
joying the luxurious comforts al
forded by the AQuitanla.
r. margin of time to catch the plane
at CherbourG that unless we arrive
at am. June % and are cleared
Immediately by the customs. immi-
grafton and quara ntine authorities
we will miss the regular plane at
Paris and will be forced to employ
p special plane in order to reach Ber-
lin on schedule time. This would be
an extensive and dangerous proceed
ing.
The odds of to which have been
offered against the success of the ven-
ture have now been reduced to . to
/ MANY Messengers are betting. and
all are tremendously interested in our
effort to Sirdle the globe in less tnah
20 days Even those who are laying
waeerS against us wished US luck.
declaring that they were simply graf
ifving their sporting instincts by pet
ting.
tcorvrrht iaoe nv North American News
paper Alliance -
Evening star., 1926-06-18
FORGAVE HIS ENEMIES.
Survivor Hears Last Words of Dying
Engineer Mcconnell

NEW YORK. June IS C4>.-How
a dying engineer forgave his enemies
was described by survivor of the
wreck Of two Pennsylvania railroad
express trains Wednesday night near
Blairsville Intersection. Pa.
Raymond B. Hubbs. Long Island
railroad powerman. found Ed Nc
Connell. engineer, entangled in his
wrecked engine.
Il am dying" said Mcconnell. and
| forgive my enemies. God knows |
have always led a clean life"
Many of the survivors were only
partly dressed. having lost most of
their baggage and clothing. Robert
Berman of Birmingham. Ala, arrived
with his bride of a day. who lost her
trOusseau.
NO one in history has ever had
such a honeymoon he said. How.
ever. I'm on my way"
Wild potatoes in Chile grow
about as big as hazel nuts.
Evening star., 1926-06-18
FOUR PROBES OPEN
IN PENNSY WRECK
THAT KILLED Is

Continued from First Page.)
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stated there that he is in critic5
condition.
Evening star., 1926-06-18
PRISON PAROLE BILL
PUTTHROUGH SENATE
Measure Creating Commission to
Handle Cases in D. C. Goes
to House.

During a lull in Sthe farm relief de-
bate yesterday afternoon the Senate
passed without discussion the bill Of
Senator Gerry, Democrat, of Rhode
Island creating d commission to pa
role prisoners in the District Of Co.
lumbia. The measure goes to the
House for action.
The commission would be composed
of District Attorney Peyton Gordon,
Corporation Counsel Francis H..
Stephens and NJ. NJ. Barnard, superin-
tendent of penal institutions. Paroles
would be subject to approval of the
Attorney General.
The commission would have power
to return a. prisoner to the Jail or
other institution upon reliable infor-
nation that he had violated the con-
ditions of his parole.
Miss Evangeline La Point is the
champion bed maker in New England
she having far outclassed all contest.
ants in recent contest.
Evening star., 1926-06-18

Wild potatoes in Chile grow
about as big as hazel nuts.
Evening star., 1926-06-18
''Oh, for a breath
of air.

VI ULIs
TOW often, in the still, hot
/ / days of the summer
that's gust ahead. when the
= temperature is 90 in the shade
and the mercury steadily ris-
ing, will you, too, exclaim,
"Oh, for a breath of air ~
Would it not make the sum-
mer pass more easily if, at the
end of each day, you could
enjoy the cool, salt breezes
that lilt through pine trees
and skim the sand beaches Of
the Anne Arundel peninsulai
The place for you is one of the
simmer colonies beside the
tidewaters of the Chesapeake
the Severn, South and Mag
othy Rivers. Such colonies
abound along the shores of
these popular waters, and the
homes there are occupied from
early spring to late fall by
those who have experienced
the comforts and delights and
healthful benefits of an all
summer vacation.
After busy day in the city
short, cool ride by automobile
or electric train is a welcome
relaxation; and when a bath
ing suit and sparkling water
are at the end of the journey,
cares are soon forgotten.
Get yourself little bunga-
low or cottage in this vaca-
ton country along the W.
B. & A.-and really enjoy the
summer.
Write today to our Baltimore
Terminal, Howard and hom-a,
bard streets, for. our new. IL
lustrated booklet, can Allsl
Summer Vacation"
Evening star., 1926-06-18

airplane. A little less self-indulgence
and just little more application and
hard work in youth will bring a more
successful and happier old age"
His adherence to those principles
has brought him success which
few Americans achieve.
One meal a day is claimed by
some experts as the ideal method.
They state that our digestive sys-
TENS need at least is hours rest
out of the "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-26
Constipation!
How to Keep
Bowels Regular

To DR.. w. B. Caldwell of Month
cello, ILL.,, a practicing physician for
AZ years, it seemed cruel that SO
many constipated men, women, chill
dren and particularly old folks, had
to be kept constantly stirred up"
While he knew that constipation
was the cause of nearly all head
aches, biliousness, indigestion and
stomach misery, he did not believe
that a sickening purge" or "physic"
was necessary.
In DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
he discovered laxative which helps
to establish natural bowel "regu-
larity" even for. those chronically
constipated. DR.. Caldweil's Syrup
Pepsin not only causes gentle,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-26
The Misty Pathway
By FLORENCE RIDDELI
Copyright, 1924. by Florence Riddeii.l

erously why should we let this sud.
den marriage of ours spoil your holi-
day? Let us carry out the first ar
rangements and finish the safari in the
proper way
"Im so glad, Dickie," Lucille sighed
with evident relief, II know Brett
| Wouldn't mind But perhaps you
might have you see. young
wives usually want their husbands all
to themselves"
mot In modern times" laughed
Richenda. But she didn't quite like
that remark. "I knew Brett wouldn't
mind!" The past tense suggested that
the two had already come to a de.
cision on this point.
She put the thought away from her,
deeming it unworthy.
Richenda had written several times
to Angus Brodie, whose little coffee
farm, she discovered, was only a few
hours journey from the ehcampment.
The second week of their arrival on
the hillside Brodie had paid a surprise
visit to- her.
And how in the world did you get
here?" cried Richenda upon espying
him.
Why he laughed. "the railway
siding down there is the usual half
way house for petrol-and. as 1t is
your postal address as well, | knew
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-26

opportunity to whisper to Richenda.
II think I'm going to be very
happy. Angus" she breathed.
He gazed flxedly at her. read all
there was to know in her smiling face.
!. think it over, dear" he said husk.
Hy-"walk slowly and very carefully.
And, Richenda. if ever you want adj
vice or help, remember your promise
to come to me-"
She nodded Angus" she said
there will never be any need to come
But still"
IF ever !. :" he began.
Yes" she acquiesced. IF ever
then I'll come straight to your
The marriage ceremony was to take
place at the district commissioner s
party was to come back to the little
encampment on the hillside for at least
another fortnight.
Privately Richenda thought this ar
rangement rather strange. But she
realized that her position in the mat
ter was slightly awkward. If she
demanded the usual honeymoon seclu-
sion, Lucille, who, after all, had Joined
this shooting trip understanding that
1t was to last several more weeks,
would be most unjustifiably left at a
loose end"
Besides, people didn't bother much
about honeymoons these days, she de-
cided.
And what could be better than a
honeymoon in the wilds, even II there
were a third person with them?
Anyway, she would have all the
honeymoons she wanted alone with
Brett after Lucille had caught her
homeward. bound boat.
Pathways seemed to see nothing ex.
traordinary in the continued presence
of Mrs Davenant after the wedding,
nor apparently did he consider it I'M
usual that they should spend pre-
wedding and post-wedding days in the
same encampment. Indeed, he did
not discuss the subject at any great
length. All his endeavors seemed to
be toward hurrying the marriage for
ward as quickly as possible.
Richenda decided to let him drive
his own course. Later on she would
fashion things more as she wanted
them to be. Just now circumstances
were a little too strong for her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-26

done either Just as she had plunged
suddenly headlong into love, SO she
was plunging headlong into marriage.
She wondered what wise Jean Ander-
son would have said about 1t all. She
would have been Mortified, Of course.
MY dear. what is his income?" she
would have asked. And who is he,
and where are you going to live"
And Richenda couldn't have an
swered any of these things satisfac-
torily. She loved him. He was hers.
That was enough. She would trust
her dream of those months ago.
The wedding ceremony was very
brief. Richenda vaguely murmured a
few words, signed her name in a little
blank space that some ones finger
pointed out-Saw Pathways sign his.
She didn't even read the document.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-26

Smart Parisiennes now carry mems
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-26

a sort, of now or never" look in his
eye against which the girl found 1t
difficult to battle.
! He said but little about the coming
Wedding. but took all arrangements
into his own hands. and Richenda
found herself consulted on very few
points. Somehow she liked the new
n1asterful Brett Pathways all the bet
ter for this.
) 1t was rather delightful to feel that
the man she loved so deeply had taken
over the ordering Of her life complete
~. Nobody had ever taken care OF
Der like this before. She had had to
battle along alone as best she could.
and ofttimes the path had been hard
and wearisome. Now all that was to
Be changed.
7 Again came the conviction that des-
tiny had arranged this new way along
which her life should go. She would
not fight against that destiny. She
would follow this man of hers along
The path he chose to travel.
She gave up teasing argument,
tentative questioning.
Why should they wait? In a years
time she could scarcely love him more
than she loved him now. It was i'm
possible that she would love him less.
! She trusted him implicitly, and Fair
ways held her to that trust.
Lucille Davenant. too, was very
kind. She entered enthusiastically
into the talk Of future plans with the
Girl.
Gradually Richenda lost some Of her
suspicion OF this woman. Surely
Lucille had made amendsI No trace
Of jealousy was apparent In her de-
neanor. Indeed, as before, she
showed every desire to make the path
as pleasant as possible for the lovers.
Once she said, little pathetically:
ssDickie, dear, would you think 1t per-
tectly awful if asked to stay on with
YOU for a little while after the we'd
ding. I can't get a berth on any boat
going home till the end of next month,
and it would be so terribly lonely sit
ting In a Nairobi hotel all by myself"
"Of course. you must stay on with
Us. Lucille" answered Richenda gen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-26

Early one morning they walked
down the hillside to meet the hired car
which waited at the foot.
"Dickie is not going to drive into
Abdera In that awful mule-gharry.
Lucille had decreed. And as for me
If I'm to do the dame of honor bust
ness properly I insist on smooth
trip"'
They covered some rs miles in mod.
crate comfort. To Richenda IT seemed
a strange journey. Brett spoke but
rarely but, now and then, she caught
him smiling to himself. She realized
suddenly that there were strange hid
den depths in this lover which she had
yet to plumb. Once she was caught
by sense of fear and Angus Brodie's
words came back to her, Walk slow
Iy -. carefully" And she had not
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-26
SYNOPSIS.

SYNOPSIS.
Rchenda Paterson London Office girl
wins $4,000 in a newspaper contest and de-
cides to spend it in travel. The east coast
OF Africa holds the, greatest promise OF ad-
venture to her. and she books passage tor
Port Mombasa. When the boat stops at
Gibraltar. Riehenda goes off alone to inspect
the old town. and is accosted by a native.
who frightens her. Angus Brodie. one of
her yellow passengers. rescues her from the
Arrived az Mombasa. the first person
Rlsnenda sees is Brett Pathways. a noted ex-
She is introduced 10 him BY Lucille Daven-
ant widow. who has deliberately sought
ner acquaintance. Mrs. Davenant and FAIR
expedition. They start the Journey into the
interior. Richenda grows suspicious of
Lucille. Brett tells Richenda he f1ves her.
He is moody and acts strangely. but Richenda
trusts him completely, even though the
u,rbing;, Suddenly he saws. II want to be
rid OF that woman. You've got TO marry
is creature of destiny. consents.
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Then Brett kissed her: somebody else
was shaking her hand, and Lucille
was crying in q shrill, high voice, All
the luck in the world, Mrs. Fair
ways!'
Then they were hustling into the
hired car again, en- route for the en-
campment.
1t seemed strange to Richenda. Not
like q real wedding. Why, they had
even forgotten to order a. cake.
Then her spirits rose again. She
was married-really nlarried-and to
this wonderful silent man who sat by
her side.
Continued Tomorrow
Smart Parisiennes now carry mems
he n DIR nrchinfa
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you wouldn't be far off. So, having
nothing so terribly urgent on hand
just now, thought I might spend the
afternoon paying a cali!'
With the usual hospitality OF the
colonies. they instantly invited him to
stay the night.
He needed but little persuasion.
"All going we'll, friend?" he found
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-26
piper" Donovan Killed.

PENNINGTON, Mass, July 26 up.
Edward piper" Donovan, former
sprinter and brother of William
"Pooch" Donovan, Harvard's veteran
trainer, was killed near here yester.
day by an automopilist who escaped
after the accident.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-26
INSTALLMENT XXX.
The Wedding Ceremony.

TIME days before her marriage
seemed to Richenda to pass
on winged feet. Everything
Il had happened at q tremendous
rate. She was swept off her
balance with the rapidity Of it all.
Brett was so determined. He had
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-26

easy bowel movement but. best of
all, it never gripes, sickens, or upsets
the system. Besides, it is absolutely
harmless, and so pleasant that even
cross, feverish, bilious, sick child
gladly takes it.
Buy large 6-cent bottle at any
store that sells medicine and just
see for yourself.
, 1926-06-26

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