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Fractures Nose AS Bridge
Knocks Him From Train
PoTTsvILLE, Pa, Jan. 81
Failing to notice his trains ap.
proach to the Wilder Street Bridge,
Ray Aulenbach, of Schuylkill
Haven, a brakeman on the MinS
Hiu branch of he Reading rail-
way, was struck by the bridge az
he stood on top Of a car and
knocked from the train.
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AT NEW ORLEANS

RAcEone Madsns Claim
ids and
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d One-eighth miles. Purse. $1,000 Claiming.

sCRATCHED-BoIton. Gay Partisan.
Royal.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. J.
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SIXTH RACE-One and o

SCRATCHED--Matt McGooey,
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The annual meeting of the Wash.
ington Society of Alexandria will he
held February II when officers will
he elected. 1t is expected that. sew
eral new members will be admitted.
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Blue Torch, West Wind, Letter Six. queen
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The will of Norman Rosenthall
was admitted to probate in the
corporation court yesterday. His
estate is approximately $50, 900.
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Even New York
is astOnislled !!

"Big City,
L may be super.
critical -- but it's
quick to applaud
Outsta ding
achievements
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Desert Rat Vanishes, But
Sheriff Pursues Him

you-witr your knowledge
of paths through abandoned
mines"
Dick turned to the sheriff.
"You think he's theref''
"Ain't sayin' he's there, =
grunted Stone. "Just
claimin these wet nurses to
so.bossies missed a bet
"But those mines are in
ruins-crumbling, falling in.
No man would risk his life
in them"
"Wouldn IT. Pierce risked
it once-with a boy on his
backl' A panse. ANY
way, there's safe spots yet
in them mines. It's gettin
along into October-look at
them snow caps on the
mountains-an' the mines d
be warmer'n the desert.
Besides" he concluded
grimly, II reckon Pierced
ruther take a chance in them
mines than in front of a
jury. We don't count muir
der a nice word here in
Nevada. +"
"But Mr.. Stone" Felicia 3
voice quavered slightly.
IF it was self defense"
"Yeah. IT," The sheriff's
tone was ominous. He'd
have to prove that. This
amt Chicago
Pete shifted his feet un-
easily. Felicia stared at the
sheriff, dumb pity for the
Rat in her eyes. Dick
opened his mouth to speak,
shut it.
"I'm going to look over
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with the cowboys over miles
and miles of desert and
mountain trails, they found
no trace of Pierce. He
seemed to have vanished as
completely as though the
wastes had swallowed him.
Then one day, as Dick and
Felicia stood talking on the
veranda, just after Felicia
came back from the East, a
lean, bronzed man alighted
from a ear that had just
drawn up before the ranch
house. He waved at them
and passed around toward
the corral. Idly, Dick waved
back.
Then he started.
THAT was Sheriff Stone, "
he said. What's doing
out here?"
Felicia shrugged. Cam
paigning, maybe But she
caught a sudden flash in
Dicks eyes, and her own
widened into bright pools
of fear,
"YOu dom think he's
after Pierce7" Dick nodded.
"I1l bet that's just why
he's here. You know, this
is the first murder in Ne
vada in years, dear--the
law isn't apt to let it pass
without. even asking ques-
tions."
Let's follow him-tell
him. Felicia was spring
ing down the verandah
steps, drawing Dick with
her, and together they hur-
ried after the sheriff.
They found him question
ing Pete, while several
cowboys stood around, a
little nervOusly.
"Sure ye. couldn't have
missed him-gone right past
him, on these huntsi" The
sheriff was asking.
+" Positive!" Pete told him.
! "Why, I an these other
boys know every inch of the
desert. and mountain aroun'
here-an' Pierce amt in
'em. We hunted for days"
There's one place ye
didn't lookr' said Stone
suddenly.
"No place big enough for
a man" began Pete.
big enough for a man,
or for an army!" Stone in
terrupted,
"WhereR' Pete asked in
creduously.
Virginia City's aban-
doned mines !''
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them mines, anyhow, salM
Stone, abruptly. THANK ye
for your help, /" he told Pete,
ian good day" He strods
quickly to his car, backed,
swung around, and vanished
up the road.
Depression clnng like .
cloak about Felicia all that
afternoon. Even the trip up
the canyon had lost its lure.
Dicks efforts to reassure
her. failed.
Back at the ranch house
that night, Dick was called
to the telephone. Stone was
calling from Reno.
Anxiously Felicia followed
him, listened to the small
tinny voice that carried out
side. the receiver as she
pressed her ear close beside
Dicks head
Found him! In the
mines! Got him in Jail now.
Coin to buzz him in the
mornin Thought you might
want to come in. Courthouse.
Ten o'clock. G'night. >
Waltz Dick fairly
shouted into the transm.itter.
Cant you let him outf--
how about some sort Of
bond? T..
fLet him ont!'' the tang
ing voice ieered. "Say, who
do you think you are-Scar-
face All"
The connection was broken
with a sharp click.
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red as Felicia eyes filled
with tears, and Dick drew
her close.
"He thinks he s hurt us, !"
she sobbed, clinging to him,
her heart filled with pity
for the lonely wanderer.
"And he's gone back into
that horrible silence to eat
out his heart for what he's
done. We've got to find
him, to tell him"
"There, dear" Dick COM
forted her. "We1l find him,
we II bring him back. Don't
worry. 1t was self-defense;
we can prove that"
That night, when Dick
came to tell her that the
cowboys would start out
across the desert in the
morning to hunt Pierce, he
asked:
"What will you dot
There s no longer any rea-
son-nay legal reason-why
you must stay here"
She moved beside him on
the couch. 81 shall have to
go to New York, of course,
but I'll come back as soon
as I can. I don't want to
leave you, ever. And you
aren't free yet, even"
she hesitated. even if I
am.
"Let's take a house, Fe-
licia, ?" Adrienne Henley Mar
tin suggested. eff we could
find just a small ranch-it
would be wonderful for
Alex"
Her daughter looked. at
her closely. "Is home
where the heart is, mother !"
Mrs. H E nT " M artin
flushed, and Felicia's eyes
twink1ed.
Whose heart do you
think I'm talking about, ("
She teased, and leaned for
ward and kissed the sun
Drowned cheek Of the
woman who seemed to have
forgotten there was such a
thing as society in the
world.
Sam Lanier agreed to
find them a place and for
the next few days Dick di-
vided his time between
experimenting the sinking of
the first shafts at the mine,
aiding in the hunt for the
Desert Rat and riding with
Lanier in search of Just a.
small ranch. "
But, though they rode
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erty by now, and not one of
these men could find it in
his heart to blame the Rat,
to want to hold him for the
law.
There was no sound ex-
cept the little boys sobbing
as Pierce turned, a battered
figure, thin white hair blow
ing about his bruised head,
and started into the desert.
Silently the cowboys watched
him go, and the eyes of
several were suddenly filmed,
suspiciously moist.
Alex walled, and Pete
picked him up in his arms.
Don't you ever forget
that man, sonny" he told
him huSklly.
By the time Dick and
j. B. came gal1oping up and
looked down at the dead
man, the figure Of the Rat
was a mere speck in the dis
tance-a speck that might
have been a clump Of sage
brush, a little higher than
the rest.
"Here's the kid. Pete
handed the boy up to Dick,
who somberly turned and
rode back to Felicia.
II suppose / ought to
feel sorry for Alex she
said simply, duly, when he
told her. "But somehow /
can't. After all, it was his
own selfishness, his own
cruelty, that brought his
death. All the sorrow and
pity I have is for Stephen.
Do you suppose he II be all
right"
Dick patted her hand.
"He's back in the desert he
loves, honey-back in the
lonely wastes where years
ago he found the solace man
could not give him when his
heart was breaking. He'll
be all right. !"
II wish I could be sure. "
At sunset, a cowboy rode
up to the ranch house with
a note for Felicia, a note
pencilled on the back of a
ruled sheet bearing the
proud marks of Alexis lit
tie hand - CAT, DOG,
HORSE. "
81 only tried to help the
boy, !" Felicia read. "I've
brought you misery. I'm
sorry. / saw no other way
lit was his life or mine.
You We been good to me.
Can you be kind a little
Iongerkind enough to for
give, and forgeti Stephen
Pierce.
nthn nn1.n,ur1nd words hInr.
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Silence. Felicia s mind
swung back to Brett's snarl
at the Rat that night on the
Tahoe road: "You think
you re pretty clever. don't
The Washington times., 1929-03-19
Author Pens a Vivid Story
OF Marriage and Divorce
Wh0t Hns Happened So F01.

DICK STUYVESANI and FELICIA bREII, 00th
Reno for divorce meet and fall IN oUe NTH each other
Rttb DICK at the hotel is bachelor friend JOHN
1ERKELEH usually called J. B. FELICIA sCh her sr-
yeG1od son. Is visiting the HODGES, old friends from
etEdst non permanent residents Of Reno Her husband
ALEXANDER BRETT, comes to Reno and on her refusal
to return to him. threatens to take little ALEX GsoGy from
her, He hires detectives to 1UGch FELICIA and has tcO
0&sen kdnGp the boy An accident forces the gmnten
to GbGndOn the child temporarily lonely mountain
road where he @ rescued By an odd character koOn as
the DESERT RAT and restored to DICK and J. B.. Uho
out looking for him sCith member OF the State police.
From the report of has private detectve BRETT learns
that the RAT uvas prosperous broker, STEPHEN
PIERCE BRETT recognizes the name and laughs
eGultGRtty.
With the failure of the kidnapping attempt and
Osits from BRETT FELICIA believes that her husband
has abandoned his opposition DICK notices change in
her, an interest In Reno festivities, that makes hm
OrioUs. He has to Gcy on business trip bat a0sheS
that he did not haze to IeGUe her.
Restless tn DICKS absence, FELICIA accepts an IN
VitCtion from young PEG HODGE to- d96e NTH her and
to college boys Her escort BlLLf ~ 4 ~ = Gpsy
then takes 1t and drinks.
One night the pleGsurem0d crovd goes to an inn on
the line BILLY takes FELICIA into
piVate room and tells her he is crazy about her, Her
scream aUhen he attempts to embrace her is heard By
DICK syho has stopped at the inn on has 1Oay back from
has business trip. ..st44 tt...r a.
DICK takes her home In frank and reconcilg talk
fe days later they agree to keep Themselves clear from
the dangerous side Of Reno Ute BRETT; aoa't'ng de-
Oelopnets IN hotel at Lake Tahoe oVerbears young
tCie expressing bitterly her opinion Of her aged husband
He ecoaders If FELICIA feels like that.
TESTING out ms Q1cn poOefs o. 0ttf1cttO ne OegtS q"
affair tita ee girl and Is discovered 'Dth her
n car By DICK FELICIA, and the DESERT RAT.
NOIp Goyen with the Story
>f s CHAPTER xxvI
Dads OF Hat"
yHE Desert Rat read the warning in the of Pete
the cowboy who still kneeling beside the body of
- Alexander Brett.
"We guess I'd better be moving, he sighed slowly
wpng the blood from his face. He smiled at the boy ws
fully
Don't % swayE stephen don't gor' The child held
him. and tears which had not when Pete soemnly
said "He's dead, = weled in his eyes.
Maybe some day I'll come back. won't forget you,
Alex. BE good boy"
lne.# group OF COWBOYS gether. No one moved; the
waited silently the old story of Bretts persecution
of his wife public
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@Mecl.artcaLo chess Plauer

An amazing mechanical man" ths plays chess and automatically
the by It's human has been IN.
vented by Spanish mathematician in its actions
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What Do You Know?
For Questions. See Editorial Page
ANSWERS TO TODAY'S TEST

l. German philosopher; fighter: Scottish
Belgian composer; s. American poets g. Maine; BENJAMIN
FranEn Thor g. Aspasia; TO- Joseph Pulitzer; IL, Queen
Ezabeth Of Ensand L. Perseu 1s Russa a. Roger Williams,
1S, London.
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Ode TO q Lion

prove his theory that conquered BY appealing
10 their artistic French into Of African
Hons Cirque Paris every night and reads MS odes them
De far he has escaped injury.
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gether. No one moved; the
story of Brett's persecution
of his wife was public prop.
The Washington times., 1929-03-19

What viii be the Desert
Rats fate7 Read Reno"
on this page tomorrow. n
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The group of cowboys
waited silently as the old
man and the child clungfto-
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adults. Call 435 Grace, Or. 6445-W.
COLORED- CARMEL Ave. 1875 rooms,
garage; semi-modern; $l8.
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Rooms for Rent

KENwooD, 225o-Nice furnished room;
garage optional.
$40 MASS.
e, Clean, modern rms; 81 up; single
MERIDIAN 221I N.-LarFe nm; employed
coup or men; home priv; reas. Ia. 1852.
MICHIGAN E, 1903. FREE RENT.
Clean. modern rooms. 81 week and
up. garage service. Oh. 1893
NEW JERSEY, N. 14lI-Pleasant rm.; rea-
sonaole. not water; gar. opt Ri. 2684.
NEW JERSEY. N. 10l5-Pleas. rm; priv
ate nome, Central ave. car. Ii. 1892.
NEW JERSEY, N, 2lo8-Nlcely furnished
front nm; private home. Ia. 3654-W.
NEW JERSEY, NJ, 83l-2 sleeping rms;
also housekeeping; walking distance.
NEW YORK. E. 435-Sleeping rms, mod
ern; reasonable. Ii. 49s9.
NORTH-Lovely front nm; on car line;
reference required. Ia. 1913
OHIO HOTEL-l26h E. Ohio; clean. newly
decorated rms. plenty hot water; 81 up.
OHIO. F., 1053-Nicely furn. front room;
private family; l or 2; kitchen privileges.
PRATT. W. 164-Modern. sleeping rooms,
reasonable: near bath; private family.
PRATT, E. 657-Private home gentlemen;
College car. Ii. 1925 evenings.
BUCKLE, N. 3256-Pleasant rm.; priv hm.,
Young men; gar; break opt. Wa. 1l26.
10TH. E., 5o9-NiceIly furnished room in
modern home. $3.50.
Z41 h, T., GUARANTEEING clean nm; priv.
home. gentlemen. College car. He. 35f4.
32D.. E, 603-Pleasant corner rm.; real
home girl; breakfast opt. Wa. 1886
34TH. GIL E.-Beautifully furnished room.
for l or 2 gentlemen. wa. 5220-M.
34TH. F., GIL Beautiful rm.. private home,
/ or 2: ideal location. Wa. 5220-M.
UNFURNISHED OR FURNISHD-Fr nm,
modern. 1852 E. 10th st. On. 3574-M.
DELIGHTFULLY-Coo and shady: exclu-
sive neighborhood; garage. Oh. 1851.
WALKING DISTANCE-East: beautiful IT.
LARGE FRONT-Sleeping rm.; twin beds,
walking distance, very reasonable. Ii. 1907
3 BEDRMs.-l down; private bath; home
privileges. He. 5135
FURNISHED ROOM-Modern apt, or 2;
Cnratral EAEQ nt.nrnirac
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Hotel Ea ST pat

z. Washington at New Jersey SITS.
Some Larger-None Better"
Fireproof, modern. restful rooms, taste
fully and deliberately furnished; free radio
service Rates. $3.50 to $3.50. Special
weekly rates. ST and up Ii. 4502.
WANTED girls or couple employed, to
rent a. beautiful nm. in modern home.
gone al nights. He 2902.