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WAREHOUSES;.

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42 Sau 6Snl ss 81; aw.a T.. o. si7soo
so TaFe 81. NV I" o.: 1880
zooz m WiscdS o,bie xaraFe' :" 1880
Ao smi. ' garage raj =. 1osoo
"a; = sa1ss ;fTs; H. .ai 1888 iss sc
ifSS Lanier pi. n.w.-s T.. b., anil. ,oo m
4a Sars ssth st. n.w...sr.. b., ami. 10000
l2l7 varnum st.. n'e.-s f. D. aml as. 90
24ss isth n.w..io r; b.. ami. 1ar:.. 5000
1855 quincy st. n.w.-e +. b.. ami" y, xn
10, dsu s4sb ss e. rs r, s., ami.. 1850
4iSS sth &C. n.w.-6 r.. b.. anil, gar. ). $500
7ob Rock Greek Church I'd. n.w.-12 T..
b., gas. cleo, h.-a.h.. 70.0O
A Rhode Island ave. n.w.-S T., b., -. Al
soe madison s.. n.w.s T.. :. ami: - ~
ac soS csdas ra e.. ratcns Park. d: O. s
7s % Newton E; e; a n1s r S. ami: gar 600
lse, Luray pl. n.w.-s r., b., elec.' an ~
sias w.rder 81. 'n:.w:.s T.; s.. eiec.. :. 49, -
14si a. d st. ine..6 +. s., a.mii.::::::: $500
sis g s.. n.e.Mi r.. b.. ami. 1850
s ssss l G6nd st RI Nv s.. sss s'Oo
1885 IsG &C. se.-s r.. b.. el:c. h.-a.f.: zssS
1898 Potomac ave. s.e.-5 r, b., anil. =. q.
1a 5sr az st. NV r, s.. gas lat h. $3.50
7oa 4th ST. s.e.-e r.. water, gas. $50. ESQ
1912 I IN Rvs ro Fas la. .l. heat. 1913
B. F. SAUL CO.,
National aiOO. Gas 18th st. NV.
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CORNER BRICK HOME.
6 ROOMS-BUILT-IN GARAGE.
.5OO-TERMS

A colonial-type tapestry brick home, To-
Gated in one Of the prettiest northwest sec
lions close. to Grant and sherman Circles
cred concrete front porch, reception hail. 9
Beautiful rooms. tiled bath with built-in tub
sink, outside pantry, concrete cellar. built-in
garsxe. In excellent condition, hardwood
noors. hot-water heat, electric lights. Ell
modern improvements; beautiful lawn with
shrubbery. nice rear yard; paved street and
alley. THIS house orieinelly sold for si3.sSo,
ate sale, with terms ARRANGED to suit. Call
Columbia 1914
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SALE-HOUSES.
(C0ntinued.D
Specially Selected Homes!
Near Washington's Best

Near Washington's Best
Schools.
i3,000-Cleveland Park. AZ
SQUARES from the John Eaton School.
In perfect condition. exceptionally
well arranged. q 4-bedroom house
with inclosed sleeping porch. having
living and dining rooms. immense
pantry; large noored attic. maids
The home of a Congressman who
has purchased another property.
Ready for immediate occupancy.
.5oo-cleveland Park. Located
on beautiful Newark street, within
school. this detached 4-bedroom
found. There e. are f 7 Excellent rooms.
an inclosed sleeping porch in addi-
ton to the 4 bedrooms. front and
side porches, lsrse attic with maids
tractive lot with numerous shade
trees. 1t is seldom we have . house
in this desirable section to offer.
sl7.soo-Cleveland Park. prac-
tically new brick house on the up
per part Of Macomb street. contain
a as s ,p ron baths snd doSse pes
porches. fireplace. oak foors through
out. electric refrigeration. built-in
garage, and every, modern conven-
Gated at one of the highest elevs-
tions in the city. Two SQUARES from
the Cathedral: within one block OF
John Eaton School. An unusual
house TO md in this delightful 10
cality at such an extremely low hs-
sIS,s5o-chevy Chase. D. C. Just
west OF Conn. ave, within four
stores and CHURCHES. delishtfEily
arranged detached home. hollow tile
and frame construction. containing
on the rst noor large Sr iiT,ns .i room
room. well ventilated kitchen. den or
bedroom and lavatory: There is also
large front porch the entire width
tains three large bedrooms and bath.
every modern convenience. LARGE
Vacant and ready for immediate oe-
cupancy. Reasonable terms Of sale
can be made.
s1s.5oo-Chevy Chase. Nd. de-
lightful corner property between the
Chevy Chase and Columbia Country
situated on q large. well developed
lot. This pleasing home contains
rooms Of unusual size. The living
joinins sun parior is isx22. Large
dining room, kitchen and pantry.
There are four large bedrooms and
two baths. Oak floors. hot-water
heat, Just newly papered through
out. The present owner. an Army
ofncer. has been transferred from
the city. and the price quoted repre-
sents q kaal loss to him. An unusual
opportunity. Close to excellent pub
lie grade and high schools.
Schwab, Walk g. Candy.
I7O4 Conn. Ave. Pot. OS3'
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NEW HOME.

NEW HOME.
44lO Chesapeake St. NV, sos.
Unusually distinctive colonial brick home;
six large. well arransed rooms. the Dstn'
hardwood foors, hot-water heat. electricity
and garage. ... =. 49,, - -..t
Drive out wisconsin ave. to River rd.' west
two blocks to Chesapeake st.
,o,s 14th st. District $3.50.
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Call Main $40

For White Tenants.
1920 MINI. ave. s.e.-5 r., b.. gas.
lat. heat ......:.:.....:.... '.sz].0"
Colored.
IS L st. n.w.-6 r.. b.. gas. lat: heat. $3.50
B. F. SAUL CO.,
National aioo cas- 18th st. NV.
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SALE OR RENT HOUSES.

COLORED-G ST. NE.
Bay-window brick, rooms and bath. hot
water heat, 2-car garage; immediate possess
sion. Price and terms reasonable. Phone
Decatur 3949.
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AN ATTRACTIVE SEMI-DErACHED HOME.
half block from Conn. ave. and adjacent to
Rock Creek Park. 9 rooms and oath. cleo.
hot-water heat; all newly renovated Lot
25xl30 to alley. Price. Sl1.500. Terms lea-
sonable.
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD.
Realtor.
71S c0th 81 NV
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SALE OR RENT SURBURBAN.

ATTRACTIVE 7-ROoM HOUSE. LARGE
porches back screened and glassed, At west
Falls Church Va, on corner acre lot: gar
den. fruit, garage. beautiful yard; across
from Old Dominion and washington sn1
MISS BROWN. after 8 pm, 12ol st. NV
Phone Decatur 3257.
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1915 l4th St.

WHITE.
2tlo o st. n.w.-l3 rooms, baths. .$i2Se e
2Oll Kalorama rd.-l r, b...:.S.' 1 X az
1871 New Hamp aye; d n;w;-hhe sth 3D.. sSSS
1921 9th st. n.w.-S rooms, bath. Sg.sS
1910 st. n.w-lo rooms, bath. S9. 90
30 Trdisns ave n IS rooms bath $3.50
ona1 r 81 n w ID rooms bath ,.., $3.50
us De "a rooms bath 80. $3.50
ND AF,chieen ave ms rms, hath. $3.50
w n roons hath . ..,., $3.50
Ysio r. ct eN6 rooms and bath. $3.50
.2:FAMILY HOUSES: UNruR; q, WHITE :sE 81
35S3h Ga. ave. n.w.-S rooms, patn SS2. ~
522 @ st. s.e.- rooms. bath ........ 523.so
22e 18th pl n.e.--5 rooms. bath....... s1SV
SAT 9Th st, SET rooms. bath. S0VU
ss M a. rw-s Tooms' bath $3.50
Jan ~ nw-S rooms, baths ..,.. $3.50
el5 M st. n.w.-e rooms. bath. 4S. s9
300 r. a. "a Yoon1s ..,.., 20 so
SSsS a e. nc-e roonns hath .. as so
a n ct se.@4 rooms ............ 1900
The Washington Loan &
Trust Co.,
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B. F. SAUL CO.,
National AGO. Gas 18th st. NV.
IN PETWORTH.
1928 GA. AVE. Nw-$l50
Large store in the heart of the business
section of Petworth; apartment containing
large rooms, kitchen and bath above.
1915 14th St. NV. District $3.50.
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Since 1884.
John F. DONOHOE & SONS,
314 Penna. Ave. Sc. -
We have modern houses on
Capitol Hill at reasonable rental.
1902 QUEBEC PL. NV.
E rooms, ami, conveniently
located reasonable rent.
THOS. A. JAMESON CO..
oO6 N. Y. Ave. Natl 5526.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


5li st. n.w-1o r, b.. gas, lat. heat 1901 90
2570 Sherman ave. n.w.-7 t., b., ami. 30 90
2608 K st. n.w-6 r.. b.. gas. h.-a.h.... IS GO
1900 C st. s.e.-6 r, b., cleo, furnace: 500
s. st. n.w-6 r.. b.. gas, lat. heat: 43O0
1404 w st. n.w.-6 2. b., gas, lat. h. g n0
431 N n.w.-6 r.. b., taS.. ....... $500
1027 New Jersey ave. n.w.-6 T., b.,
IS I, at nW-6 r, b., gas, lat, heat. ALSO
1855 Champlain ST. riw,..,.......... 4250
2Si0 6th st. ,.,,..,..........3 $500
1890 Kramer n e-6 r.. b., gas, h.-a n. $500
SIS Morton st. NV T., b., gas, lat. =. 40
1852 Ksiorains I'd. n..w.:6r. b.. gas. lat. $3.50
sos Kastle pl. n.e.-S r, b., fur. ht., Ell. go GO
Sl9 gath st. n.w.-5 r, b.............. 2150
3437 9Th st. n.w.-5 rms. water. ....... 1900
1927 Kraemer st. n.e.-6 rooms. gas. $3.50
1141 9th st. n.w.-S r, stove heat. 900. Z5SO
1854 23rd ST. n.w.-6 rooms. ....:...... 1900
1855 Pierce st. n.w.-6 rooms, water. 2500
2124 9th st. n.w.-5 rooms, gas. ....... 25.00
1894 9Th st. n.w.-4 rooms. gas. ....... 2250
45l Washington st. n.w.-7 rooms..... $50
2623 Eye st. n.w.-S rooms. water..... 2050
1853 Pierce st. n.w.-6 rms, gas....... 20 90
1892 6h st. n.w.-6 rms. water. 1880
40 Browns ct. NV rooms. ......... 1880
TIT Pleasant ct. S.w.-4 rooms 1880
81 WOODBURY.. D. C.--S rooms. ........ 1900
176-B Benning I'd. s.e................ 1900
1904 Browning st. me- rooms. ...... 1900
1928 Cooksey CT rooms. ............ 1880
80 Barry pl. NV rooms. 1000
B. F. SAUL CO.,
National 2loo. cas- 18th st. NV.
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RENT HOUSEs-UNFURNISHED.
NEW HOMF-SlOO.

Beautiful new home OF. English type. Z
bright rooms. baths, all latest improve
service family; beautiful lawns and shrubs.
Keys at 1906 Irving st. NV. or phone Ma
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SALE-INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

25O6 EYE ST. NW.-6-RoOM BRICK BASE
ment, good size yard; very reasonable to
District 3184.
g. SMALL HOUSES. ALWAYS RENTED;
settle estate; $4,000; rents. $40; near Union
Station; 1s% int. Dist. 1881. 14s
FOUR SMALL BRICK HOUSES, NORTH
west renting $40 month; price $4,000 with
$4,000 first trust; good 800 investment on
Two small brick houses. northwest, rent
ing t37 month: price, S2.750. with S2:250
hrst trust: . good 400 investment on $500.
Ten-family apartment: no heat to furnish;
rents $500 about; flrst trust, $4,000; price,
$40 500; . good 30T investment on $500.
H. A. SIMON. Lawyer. Insurance Bldg.
Phone Met. 6267.
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sALE-SUBURBAN.

ABINGDON; SIR. BUNGALOW; SEWER
newly ' pspersd and painted; isr.. ict: m:
:s'S $50 rS sSse 80 e. R;. Month ss
Va: Highlands. Also va. Hishiands. S =.
: 500 do. .T.' So s0E ps1 mo d0uS:
WOODBRIDGE, D. c.
OPEN DAILY TO PM.
ssls 24th st. n.e.-Exceptional stuccc CO.
icnial; 9 large rooms. sun porch. breakfast
ers street rs O'f naur. asas r. ar.
call North zoos for car.
Is lakewood Rd., Hyattsville.
Open For Inspection.
New s:r. buns;. a:mi. with three untn-
ihed Sc so6s AIss s
before ESQ am. Mrs: Peasants. owner 10.
Bungalow-Riverdale, Md.
$500 Cash-$5O a Month.
Beautiful lot 12o feet front by $50 feet
about as fruit trees. si1:room bunE ...'s
Garage; A bargain. Let US show you this
A. r. ROBINSON.
SIS Bond Building. National 1l7a.
SEE THESE.
oak GOors firepisce. Only $1,000; any rea-
bath ss.t al. .. sSH.:n .ssss
terms to suit sE SsEsha BOSWELL.
u1 ssHC H. foRard sSH f. f s..sI.E ID
WOODBRIDGE.
Open Daily to PM.
3sl5 Gath ST. NE.
Lovely Dutch colonial. rooms front
porch, tile bath and shower. Automatic
water heater. $3.50: only $500 down. bal.
ance like rent. Inquire 2377 Rhode Island
ave. ne. or phone North TAOS for car.
RENT-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
ROOMS, r. HALL. BATH. CELLAR, AT
tic, large porches. all improvements. new:
lot 7Ox4OO. forest shade. concrete street; best
section. close in: $50. Hyattsville a03 16s
coLoREp-- ROOM BUNGALOW, Ia
N'A Call Main $40.
LET YOUR RENT PAY FOR A HOME.
S35 CASH-$3S MONTHLY
buys attractive property consisting OF
acres-land at station on Pennsylvania r. r.;
80 minutes ride from Union Station: Land
all cleared and very productive. Improve
ments are semi-bungalow of rooms. pipe
less furnace. bathroom: electricity not In
stalled. but wired and now available IN
usual buy at $4,000 and on terms Just like
rent. An excellent opportunity to purchase
q home.
A. r. ROBINSON.
SIS Bond Building. National 2l7h.
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COY,OREQ


Keys at 1906 Irving st. NV. or phone Ma
COLORED.
l7O8 LIST st. n.w.-4 rms. .............. $52 SV
40 Que st. n.w.-S rms. 4I %
50 G st. n.w.-10 rms. 50.g0
327i2 G st. n.e.-S rms. :. ......... 81 %
no Girard st. n.w.-6 rms. 81. SO
72T Sth st nw-S rms IS. so
iss pierss ct n " ..,,,...... 30 so
AZ u st "a rms ...,,., 50. so
iIaa Consress al ne-S rms,,,,., 40. SO
II Eentnn AT ms rms 20. so
iela anS ct NV rnis......... 1880
Rear III y at NV rms ........ 1000
ROBERT A. HUMPHREYS, -
Mr.. WARDMAN PARK, $3.50.
-. 273o wooDLEY PL. NV.
large rooms, bath. large porches. 4
car EHH o sSqis 81 sRPhRSo5iee CO.
14l6 Eye st. NV. National 1888.
$50. s0-s32 3srd N.W.-I0 r.. B.
35.60-362 Nd. ave. s.w.-e r. b.
ss.So-llos Eye 81 sso osf + BATH
$50 O0-23o Fla. ave. n.w.-6 r.. bath.
20. OO-ol4 list n.w.-7 r, b., garage.
SO 5O-635 G s.e.-8 r, bath.
3500-l023 30th n.w.-7 r, bath.
20. S0-47 Pierce st. n.w.-6 rooms.
20.00-4l2 1st s.w.-S rooms.
2O.00-l320 n.e.-6 rooms.
l5.00-l0l4 LIST s.e.-4 rooms.
1855 Allen ct. s.w.-4 rooms.
THOS d. WALSH.
SIS 18th st. NV. District 7558-7S5e.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
LOTS FOR SALE ON THE BAY FRONT
Esirhaven. IS miles from Washington. Clev.
NORTH BEACH, MD.-FURN. s-RooM COT
week Lincoln Sso4-J. 49, is.
f. front 81 sppro1. 100 t. deep located beo
tending Mssn ' from Potomac River 70 Piney Point
Greek eargsin price; r $50; terms rms. BAU
BEAUTIFUL SITE ON LONG PoINT.TWo
wooded lots fronting directly on Round Bay
ESsst pss &
FOR RENT-NORTH BEACH-3-RM. BUN;
EaoE running TSter 1T che Hors s5
NORTH To otsr E nsGc
o asSn. 4i aea OleA-'As' pOl'ne. NA'.- ...1.
NORTH BEACH-COTTAGEs FOR RENT;
sisstTic,t waser inside a Sors 6sos
NORTH BEACH-NEW COTTAGE, ROOMS,
screened porches, water inside. Atlantic
STRICTLY PRIVATE. WATER FRONT COT
modates 8. Can Adams 72s4.
COTTAGES, BAY 'FRONT.', CHESAPEAKE
Beach: screened, nicely furnishes: water
OWNER NEEDS MONEY. WILL sACRIFICE
at ABOUT Cne-hslf list price Of lots water
e e. = y; fs II. {; ~ o''"
EIGHT AND oNE-HALF ACRES OF ROLL
thss Poeom wasn RiTer ABOVE Great Fails Prop
erty has two well built summer cottages
sn: q a.9.SDm ss Sr ssc1sc Iss
lns RiI:s 5 iSsS k Sg'. s E:.is.r,
Franklin 7020. e0l @ st. G.W.
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REDUCED RENT.
NEAR UNION STATION.
SIS p ST. N.E-SS0.
House contains large rooms ana BATH
electricity.
1915 14th st. District 1880

CAFRITZ.
1918 14th st. District $3.50.
SIX ROOMS AND BATH, H.-W.H.; IN
good repair; convenient to car lines; very
reasonable.
Petworth-Corner house, 20 rooms, b., INV.
heat, cleo, built-in garage; $3.50.
Mt. Pleasant-Six rooms, z baths. h.-w.h"
cleo, front and double back porches.
Mt. Pleasant-Ten rooms, 2 baths, h.-w.h,
cleo, garage; only So5.
Euclid st. nw.-Ten rooms, baths, INV
heat, cleo; excellent condition; SIS.
Downtown-Eleven rooms and bath. NV.
heat, cleo; good rooming house; low rental.
Ridge I'd. se.-House with thirteen rooms.
20 q. ground and outbuildings; very low
rental
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1875 WEBSTER ST. NW.-s R., b.
a1o Sfb a. ~ I'm rms hath cleo 500
Ga3o N az: I'D rms hath cleo IS 90
~ At " rms bath gas. so so
ISns Va svs sW-ar bath h-wh IS. so
s3s 2ist At w-e rms bath, cleo. 50 so
2O3 r st. nw.-s rms, bath, gas. 90 SO
400 A st. SET rms, bath, h.-w.h.. q. 90
1876 5th st. n.e.-6 r. b.. cleo: h:-w.h;. g 90
1880 9Th st. n.w.-9 rms. bath. h.-w.h. $3.50
D St SEQ rms. bath. h.-w. h.. g 90
321 Linworth pl s.w.-7 r.. b., Eas.. g %
833 4th st. n.e.-6 rms, bath, gas. 1920
100 Mass. ave. NV rms. bath, cleo. g 80
1883 N. C. ave. n.e.-6 rms. bath, gas. 50 90
704 Eye st. s.e.-6 rms. bath, elec.... 33 SO
lana AZ at, sw'I rms and water 2l50
al I,inworth pl s'w.-S rms, 4 water. 40 so
1889 IA st. s.v.-5 rms and water. 14.So
JAMES r. SHEA:
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NoRTHM1NsFER, ala N ST. NV:
I ROOM, KIT AND BATH. S32. 50-$34. so
2 ROOMS, KIT. AND BATH. $3.50
The Washington times., 1929-12-14

TODAY I want to tell you
y little about some Of the
Cornish towns.
Cornwall is extremely rugged.
especiail:' along the coast. The
coast towns, therefore, are sell
dom built on level ground, but
cling to the sides of the cliffs
which rise up from the sea. 1t
is not unusual, In fact, to find
some houses so built that their
back doors open right onto the
sea. with q Jacobs ladder
dlopped down to permit easy
access to boats.
One of the most picturesque
OF all the Cornish towns is
CloVelly. by far the most famous
town of its size in all England.
Clovelly is q hillside town and
it's main street really its only
street Is little more than q
flight of stairs called, incl
dentally, the Golden Stairs -
iip ard down which 60 donkey
teams pulling sledges on which
provisions and freight are
hauled up into town from the
harbor. The houses facing the
street, which, necessarily, hair
pins. back and forth UP the cliff,
are built of stone. with the up.
per floor Of wood or q sort Of
stucco. Each has a porch ex-
tending across the front. with
entrance steps at one end.
The Washington times., 1929-12-14

INJURED in terror. Wen crashl"
And she felt now that it was
ordained-all written end un-
changeable.
oh, this wind that swept
them over these rolling cloudSl
It came Swooping like some
wild, hallooing giant and twist
ed their little plane. 1t caught
the wings and dizzied them
madly about. They could not
get free Of the clouds. And
they could not cut through
the wind.
They could only go on until
they were battered to pieces.
The child almost strangled her
with his arms about her neck
and his head burrowed on her
shoulder. She held him tight
and waited.
Now it was abysSymally dark
darker than before. The pi-
lot manuevered with half loops
and half-rolls to reverse this
direction. He slowed UP for .
stall.
Suddenly, with afflicting sud
denness, they saw objects rush
ing past-like mountainous
like trees. They were free from
the cloudsl =
They came down from their
high altitude. A scene Of un-
earthly majesty spread out be-
fore them. They looked upon
vast coliSseums cut In purple
stone; upon castle-like struc-
lures heWn in colossal proper
tions, These rose from titanic
depths and climbed ledge upon
brown and purple ledge to the
very skies.
The wind swept them across
these terrifying canyons; back
and forth it shot them across
these labyrinthian gorgeS. No
where that one might land!
And the light was fast vanish
ing-the light was almost gone.
They sWooped lower; they
saw a plateau. They bankct
toward this.
1t spread out like a table be-
tween the mighty caverns. They
circled above it.
Pat looked down. She thought
with a last desperate clutch at
hope: mot herel Oh, dear God,
let us not land here!"
The roar OF the engine ebbed.
It sank to q throttled murmur.
They cut down across the wind.
They were landing.
Just as the wheels touched
the earth the wind Veered about.
It caught the light plane with
demoniac sllddennesS, turned 1t
with q crashed wing hard
against the rock.
Pats appalling incredible I'M
prisonment began.
Ito Be Continued Monday
Copyright, 1899. King Features
Syndicate. Incl
The Washington times., 1929-12-14
THREE-MINUTE JOURNEYS
BY Temple Manning

Usually there are only two or
three steps from the street up
to the porch, but at the other
end the porch Is some six feet
above the street. This will give
you some idea Of the steepness
Of the Golden Stairs" "
Truro tits name reminding us
Of our own Cape Cod Is another
interesting little Cornish town.
It's chief monument is its cathe-
dral. And this cathedral sllf.
fers the distinction Of having q
nave which Is six feet out Of
line. After the foundations had
been laid the townspeople de-
nanded that work be. stopped
as 1t appeared that the cathe-
dral would cut through the
market place. Although such
lack Of reverence may have
astounded the churchnneIf. they
acceded to the demands and
bent" their cathedral!
AS one goes along the Cor
nish coast one will often see an
Isolated cottage. Generally.
these are built Of stone. white
washed, and topped with
thatched roof. And possibly one
viii see the mistress, a good
natured- looking little old lady
with q shawl over her head and
shoulders, smiling at YOU
through the wrinkles of her
Weather.beaten face.
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Pat was certain Of this. The lit
tie boy looked with dread on the
tail, thin fellow opposite. Sud
denly he pulled Pat down and
shouted between sobs: Hes
bad! I'm afraid Of him!"
Fearfully Pats own heart
echoed the cry. She sat forward,
her fevered eyes on the mans
cold, impersonal face. He lis
tened with rapt concentration.
Now his eyes lit with triumph;
now they hardened with scorn.
He liked the messages he heard.
They were saying that no
trace Of Patricia Dawn and a
child had been found? There
were no clueS-there was no
hope?
Suddenly, as in the morning,
the man tore the tubes from
his ears. Suddenly he bOlted
to the cockpit.
The next instant they banked
so sharply that Pat and the
boy were hurled from the seat.
She pulled the little fellow
to her, held him with all her
might. She said aloud, but
not knowing it,: They've
found us! They're coming /,
again. Oh, God save US"
And with the little boy Rugged
in q frantic embrace, Pat shout
ed a stormy plea to Christ and
the Mother of Christ that this
time the rescue planes would
win.
They tore upward through
the sky.I Looking from the
window, Pat saw onruShing
speckS-growing larger; grow
ing definite-the planes
Their Shsip now careened like
a thing gone mad: like q comet
let loose upon the world. It
swooped up, down.
The baked lands beneath
them completely lost to sight,
Pat saw only two Specks that
her hope enlarged two
specks that gained; that were
the hope Of life and sweetness.
Saw only those and not the
black looming clouds into which
they were riding. In which
they were swallowed!
Still she pressed her face
to the window; still her lips
moved against the child'S hair.
UncOnsciously Pat raised q
hand and called: hurry-oh,
hurry!"
Then the world went blind,
Stark, encompasSing darkness
swirled over and under and
all about them. They were
tossed and bumped in 1t. For
a moment a forked arrow of
lightning illumined the dark
with a weird blue radiance.
Then the clouds sealed tight,
and for vast, Elunging moments
they were buffeted like a twig
on pillows.
Were lost" Pats lips mur-
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chanted planes. Not her own
mother! not even the anxious
spirit Of her father. whom she
fancied watching and guarding.
would save her now.
Her hand reached along the
bench till it touched the child's
fingers. These soft. silky fingers
Immediately closed on hers. Pat
could have sobbed.
She looked in the little boys
eyes He said, nesting against
her and turning on her a limpid
brown gaze-a gaze fun OF
trust: "Will you give. me some
thing to eat? I want something
go eat" his lips formed precisely
over the unheard sounds.
Pat nodded and pointed to
the men in the cockpit. One Of
them now rose. It was he who
had sat at the radio. He re-en-
tered the cabin and put the
tubes in his ears. He noticed
Neither Pat nor the child.
She touched his arm, mo-
toned to the boy and shouted:
Give him something to eat!"
The man was stunned by her
imperious gesture; by the sud
den flash that had come to
Pats face. She repeated in reck-
lss indignation: "He's HUN
GRY!"
The faintest ironical smile
touched the mans thin face. He
pulled q package from his
pocket and tossed 1t to Pat,
At the sight Of two large sand
wicheS the child laughed. He
waited tensely until she put the
bread in his hands.
Pat, too, was faint with hun
ger. Since noon yesterday she
had eaten nothing. And 1t was
now nearing 4 o'clock. She ate
slowly. her eyes fastened on the
man at the radio, Had they
counted on such a long flight?
Had they brought food for four
people? How long were they go
ing to keep their two prisoners
hidden?
The child, too. was a captive.