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lowing up his attack. He Just STOOD
looking at Margery. the brown eyes
still holding the dull, vacant eX-
preston.
The rOughneck recovered his bai-
ance quickly. His pale eyes glinted.
as he stepped back again within
reaching distance of the young man
in his charge. And again Margery
cried out. But II was a cry OF pity
this time.
Push me, Will you, damn you'll
snapped from the fellows twisted
mouth, and with the oath his right
fist shot out and caught the un-
prepared and helpless lad flush on
the point Of the jaw. he went down
like a log.
"Oh. you beaSt-you cowardly
beastl" screamed Margery Lynne.
Then she seemed 70 lose all presence
or mind. al thought Of herself. her
danger.
You beast. you cur " she cried
again. and literally hurled herself
at the man, striking and kicking
hIm-and she probably would have
bitten him had she been given tbs
chance.
You keep out" he Kissed. Here's
where you git yours fer keeps
A blackjack. jerked from an m
side pocket. smacked on the girls
forehead. high Up. splitting the edge
of the tight-fitting felt hat
A million stars famed before htr
vision, AS she. too. dropped, a squirt
Of blood beakIng down across brow.
eve and CheeE TO her chin.
Margery's return TO consciousness
carried nothing or the p%yrotechnic
display that had followed SO closely
the brain storm which sight Of the
cowardly blow telling her Jimmy
had precipita.ed.
The splitting. throbbing agony oil
an aching head accompanied her
comeback. Then, above the ham
mering III her brain came the
sweetly sympathetic tones Of a vote
why. it was Pats voice. How came
Pat il this neighoorhood? And jim
my? Where was Jimmy-her JIM
my, who tried to save her from that
brute who?
Then IL all came back 70 her in al
avalanche Of hcart-breaking recol-
lections-the finding Of Jimmy; her
persistentent determination TO hold
him and the vain looking for a pol
iceman. Then the strange manifes.-
ations Of the poor boy when ne
heard her cry; his futile attempt to
protect her. AND finally the coward
" blow and-oblivion.
Long hours Of anxiety relieved
now by heartfelt thankfulneSs az
her recovery. marked the faces of
her three friends, Pat, the lieuten-
ant and the doctor. and that Of her
Aunt Lottie. She had come through
they told her, by the narroweSt
margin. Had the blow fallen an inch
to the left. according 10 the hospi-
tai surgeon it would have been IA
tai.
II was Pat who recounted to her
the story, as told by the police
while her aunt sat close by her bed-
side, holding her hand and the leu
tenant and DR.. Gordon occupied
nearby chairs.
She had been found il seemed b.
the police. after a small boy hac
reported the discovery, unconscious
from a blow ut the top Of the fore
head. lying on tho sidewalk II the
street.
TO BE CONTINUED
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i8

The casual observer. one would
have thought. seeing this odd com
bination, the young man with the
vacant stare and the stumbling
walk, sandwlched in between a ty-
pical crook and a pretty. cultured
girl. would have been inclined TO
ask questions.
That vas what Margery was hop
ing: that some curious person wolld
give her an excuse for talking and
thus exposing the situation. But
while several men did look closely ~
her and at Jimmy, Us well as the
evil-looking fellow gripping jim
my'S other arm, none made amy
move to help the girl. Unsolicited
offers Of aid TO pretty girls in ap-
parent troubles very frequently ter
inmate diSastrously Y to the
best-intentioned persons.
In the meantime the crook was
h%urrying his charge-and with him
Margery-away from the haunts Of
reSpectao!lity and into an u%nsavory
district.
NRAA@ W. LIS AARA h-AGA 4NAEN Va AANA-
bert MaXwell's plot and the fact that
she knew the character Of the neigh
borh0od into which her determine
ton not 10 lose sight Of Jimmy was
taking her, Margery Lynne's exhib:-
ton Of nerve that afternoon was
rather remarkable.
Very few girls, under like circum-
stances. would have taken the risk
that Margery took. But love, with
a girl 10 whom romance is the very
breath Of life, almost, is a power
!ul lever. And Margery had fallen in
love with Jimmy the day he was
brought to c. hospital. His act in
carrying Lieutenant ballard out Of
No Mans Land. with the resultant
injury TO his brain, had given him
just the touch OF romantic heroiSm
that was dear to her heart.
The girls "stubborness," as the
rough neck termed her refusal TO
let 60 of Jimmy'S arm and go on
about her own business" finally
brought matters 10 a head. She had
been confident Of meeting policemen
eventually. but luck had been against
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READ THIS FIRST: -. -. .. -. ..
A plot to rob Patricia Blair, Red
Cross driver and heiress, and her
twin brother, Jimmy. OF their for
tune, is uncovered by friends Of the
girl in Paris, just as the close OF the
World war. Patricia is kidnapped;
her brother, suffering from aphasia,
disappears, and Herbert Maxwell.
their guardian, who seeks to take
the Blair fortune for himself, leaves
Paris for New York, taking with him
a man closely resembling Jimmy,
whom he expects to use In obtain
ing the estate. Patricia, rescued, and
her friends. follow him, and in New
York Nurse Margery Lynne, Pa
tricia'S best friend, finds the real
Jimmy in company with a thug. She
attempts 10 persuade Jimmy 10 GO
with her. ana the roughneck orders
her TO mind her " business.
(NOW GO ON WITH THE Sorry
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Star Lore
A GENERAL RELATIVELY


BY Arthur Dew. Carpenter
Some Of the ideas and evidences
OF general relatively, established by
observational methods, are quite
capable Of being understood. Here
is r stock illustration: If two
observers were each enclosed with
various equipment in separate large
boxes. and the first observer. with
his box. were at rest in space, and
the second observer, with his box.
were falling in a uniform field Of
gravitation, where the g~ravitation
was equal and parallel. the latter
box would be seen to increase in
rate of motion so that the relative
motions Of each material body
within the box would no. be III
any way affected by the force act
ing upon the box from without.
Continued Tomorrow
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January Is. 1880

January Is. 1880
Who am /? or what state am I
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What was the maiden name OF
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Mr.. Dad sarnoff. Just made president Of the
Radio Corporation OF America, came to this country
as an immigrant boy. That's what is meant in radio
circles by getting distances.
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THE GRAB BAG
Correctly Smoking
Today's Anniversary

Reckon means TO count up. Dc
not say Il reckon that's true"
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On this day. in 1918. a crisis was
brewing in Berlin over Germany's
war aims.
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Today's Horoscope

Today's Horoscope
Persons born on this day are
generous, but exact a great deal OF
work from their employees. They
need humanizing.
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Answers to Foregoing Questions
J.. George F. Shafer; North Da-
kota; Republican.
2. Nancy Langhorne.
3. S%torthing.
4. Romans. xiv. s.
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Lithuania will open a modern
government medical clinic at KoV-
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.Today's Radio Features
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY IS
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-10
Annapolis 274.
PINE WHIFF BEACH,
On South River

Unusual opportunity TO secure lots
at half price in high-class restricted
community on salt water, % miles
from Washington. Beautiful natural
sandy beach, three community
wharves. Daily delivery of groceries :;
10 minutes drive to Annapolis In
side lots 36xl25, overlooking water
and near community beach, $4,000
Large water front lots, $65000.
Terms to Suit Purchaser.
New five-room bungalow for sale
with large 20-foot porch, screened
and ready for occupancy, $l,450O0.
For rent beautiful cottage on water
front.
Take Defense Highway to Camp
Parole, turn right, cross South River,
turn left "a mile past South River
90 two-tenths mile and turn left
again through South River Park to
PINE WHIFF BEACH.
Adams 1888 or National 1882. IL
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SALE OR EXCHANGE

SO ACRES. 18th ST. PIKE FRONTAGE
City cleo. and telephone. 5 minutes to bus
schools, etc. Price s225 acre. Store with
six rooms. bath, h.-w.h,, etc. Downtown
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-10
sALE-INVEsTMENT PROPERTY

SALE-INVEsTMENT PROPERTY.
SIS. Price 1850. THOS. P. BROWN, els
40 ST. s.w
CORNER s-FAMILY APT, FACING LIN
coin Park: rents, si77. II you have little
YOU 2oeo This is git-edge; need money
only reason for selling. New gas range.
Frigidaire, oil heat, garages. This is life
time opportunity; $4,000; terms. Dist. 1881.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-10
SALE OR RIGHTEOUSNESS,

BURLEITH - ATTRACTIVE HOME, 9
rooms. bath. ami; weather stripped, cop
per screens; beautiful garden. Owner will
sell for $780, easy terms or rent for SIS
with garage. 3706 S ST. NV. Open.
EVANSVILLE, MD.-6 ROOMS, BATH,
sleeping porch, on paved street. Refined
trees: $500; furnished or unfinished
Hyatts. 24l-W, saw or 720-W. IL"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-10
SALE-BUSINESS PROPERLY

WONDERFUL BUSINESS PROPERTY H NV.
Large store room, frs. above. large brick
garage; lot PANTS to Soft alley. Low price;
no trades. Address Box 409-M, Star Office
brick warehouse, on a corner lot in an in
dustrial zone and 10 minutes from 14th and
F stS.; 1i,000 feet floor space, steam heat,
cleo. elevator. Price, $4,000, which is far
less than cost Of production. Adams 1875.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-10
RENT-BUsTNEss PROPERTY.

GRCUND FLOOR. FRONTING ON 18th ST
SO it.. between and F SITS. NV; depth 81
IT; heieht. l4i2 #: Fireproof. solid con-
N. H. ave. Suitable for garage, warehouse
or manufactgring plant. Chr Heurich
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-10
PRICED TO SELL.
$40 Erank,lin Ct n z

64U Franklin St. NE.
Large rooms, bath, built-ir
tub, h.-w.h., cleo. lights, hard
wood floors, service toilet; house
fully screened; deep lot; paved
alley and street. Easy terms.
THOS. A. JAMESON CO.,
o06 N. Y. Ave. NV. Natl 5526.
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WANTED TO BUY-HOIJSES

I0OI-HUUSES
ALL CASH TO YOU FOR real, BARGAINS
- 70 rooms. any section; no agents. N
L. hORNER, City p o. Box 1868.
WANTED-5 OR ROOM BUNGALOW IN
District State lowest price. Address Box
WILL PAY ALL CASH. FOR OR 8 ROOM
colored Prefer clear property or subject to
smaH indebtedness. EARLE w. MANSON,
Franklin 1913. lIo3 VT. ave. NV
BY RESPONSIBLE PARTY-SMAII, MOD
ern house, northwest section, above Park I'd,
1or reasonable payment. Address Box ar,
INDIVIDUAL WILL PAY UP TO $4,000
cash for detached home In Cleveland Park
or Chevy Chase. Give address of home or
Viii not be considered. Address Box 79-R,
WANTED-TO BUY GROOM HOUSE BY
MAY 10. GIVE FULL DETAILS AT ONCE
LARGE CASH PAYMENT. AFFLECK RE
ATTY CO, 1895 NEW YORK AVE.
PHONE METROPOLITAN 9299
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-10
OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE.
OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

dining ROOM kit. porches; fur. or unf. rent
for season. $275; or sale, $500. Mrs. G. e
Wilcoxon, 100 w 3rd St, Frederick. Md. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-10
Historic Virginia Estate.

$22, 800.
Ten-room residence on 40 acres of tillable
land within q few miles of city proper,
near Baileys Cross Roads: house contains
10 rooms, baths, electric light, h.-w.h,
magnifcent old hreplaces- This residence
has been modernized and has previously
CHAS. d. SAGER,
National 0036. 924 14th st. NV.
STOP-READ-INSPECTi
Corner home, new. outside rooms, kitch-
en-. tile bath, built-in garage, shrubbery,
hedges, etc; special inside box window dra-
peries included, cost $3.50; close to schools,
churches, stores, theaters: across street from
bus stop; cost over $1,000: no trade con-
sidered. Will sacrifice for $4,000. Now oc-
ment' Georgia 23i3. 5i0o 18th st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-10
First Commercial Zone.

First Commercial Zone.
One OF the best business locations in Mt.
Rainier Md. 1928 34th St. next door to
post ONCE: s-room house; all modern I'M
pi ovements. Can be remodeled for business.
Lot 40x150, For price and terms see
ERNEST II. SHINN.
1915 Rhode Island Ave. NE. North $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-10

LARGE OFFICE. $50 MONTH, FRONTING
on street 1924 Vermont ave. Inquire Bur
lington Hotel. 1920 Vermont ave
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FOR COTORED-

Beautiful stucco bungalow, like new: i've
rooms path: big basement hot-water heat,
eiectrlclty; large lot; across from fine new
CITY School. Very reasonable price and easy
,,o. BRoDIE & COLBERT, INC,
Aiui Eye 81. NV. National 4675
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-10

FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW.
Owner built. on large. shaded lot: two
bed rooms with tiled bath stairs TO large
quick sale. s725o; terms.
AURORA HILLS HOMES. Inc.
200 Arlington Ridge. Phone CIar. 1857.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-10
i. Vernon Blvd. near Frazier Ave.
Phone Clarendon 2ll5-W-l.

VA, HIGHLANDS r., COLONIAL, SUN
parlor. h.-w.h., Frigidaire, automatic dish
washer, incinerator. cook range and electric
range. Scar garage. workshop; may. accept
lot as part payment; 81 $50; terms to suit.
Also OR. modern new bungalow. h.-w.h.
s6,750; terms to suit. Also r. two-story,
water, lights, bath; $4,000; a real bargain.
Also. Abingdon, SCR. modern BUNGALOW. $3.50.
$50 down and $45 per mo. See J. L.. PRICE,
Oakcrest office, Mt Vernon Blvd, near
Frazier ave. Phone Clarendon 2115-W-l. IL
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
7 Rooms.

Well constructed. in perfect repair. newly
decorated throughout. Garage. Unusual
value at $3.50; easy terms; will consider
trade of smaller property. Open for inspec-
ton Saturday and Sunday afternoons. Drive
out Conn ave. to Military I'd. left on Mill
tary I'd. to 1894 Belt I'd NV.
Union FINANCED CO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-10

OFFICE WITHIN SUITE. FURNISHED OR
unfurnished; light and cool; includes an
sence. Use of our lobby. International In
surance, Inc, 1000 Conn. ave, second floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-10

1425 MONROE ST. NE.
.rosssr b1Itnin Saraas isrse front pareh
hot-water heat; near car and bus lines
PRICE, 81, o50-EASY TERMS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-10

l4th ST. HEIGHTS NV.
1922 KENNEDY ST NV
Modern Groom house with 2 Enclosed
porch rooms: paruuetry floors on first floor.
House in excellent condition. Unusually
deep lot, planted with beautiful flowers.
Convenient to cars, schools. stores etc.
Open Saturday and Sunday. Price and
terms reasonable.
CHAS. d. SAGER.
National 0036 924 l4th St. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-10

834 Woodward Bldg.
National 1886. Georgia 1885.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-10

"A HOUSE WITH A GARDEN.
To lovers Of quiet and beauty this place
will appeal IL rooms, 8 baths. oil burner.
Frigidaire, electric dish washer. Built of
stone, stncco and frame; IN perfect , con,
Krke ST., Oh. CHI, Md. Phone Wis. PITT.
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"GOLF CLUB MANORS,'' L o v E I Z T
section Arlington County, "a mile from
Spanish tile roof. Colonial brick center
hall. IL rooms. tile baths. oil heat, city
water and sewerage, 2-car built-in garage,
large Kelvinator; never occupied: $4,000,
which is we'll under construction cost;
Sl5,09O nrst trust; Sl,5O0 caSn, Slf5 mantnIy;
farm or city or suburban home for equity.
Open for inspection Sunday. H.. b. TER
RETT. 631 Pa. ave. NV. Metropolitan 6236.
Adams 6S44
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SALE-ACREAGE.

OVER 80 ACRES ALMOST OPPOSITE NEW
Mary land Golf & Country Club. on state
road, Just beyond the Congressional Country
Club. Lies well with excellent views. Site
in vicinity recently sold for $1,000 per acre re
but If sold at this time will consider $525
per acre Maps and fun information from
owner Address Box 28-R. Star Office.
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Elegantly constructed and arranged Groom
garage, fruit, shrubbery, etc; $4,000.
Very Easy TermS-Several for Rent.
J. M. Earnest, 1921 saith St, Mt. Rainier, Nd.
Phone HYattSVille 1AA6
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2l09 Sand st Sc Hillcrest-5-room bunga-
low, tile bath, hardwood floors and trim,
electric lights and all improvements. $6,750.
can be bought $3.50 down and $3.50 per
sTEUART BROTHERS. INC,
9th at K st. NV. Nat. 3007.
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"AL COY HEIGHTS G ! :

location. As an investment it is absolutely
sound, and prospects good for advancing
prices due to the vast improvements that
are to take place in Arlington Co. and
vicinity thereof in the near future. few
of these are the completion of Memorial
Bridge, building of Mount Vernon and Lee
bouleyards. The latter passes within a short
distance of Alcova,
Location. miles from Highway Bridge
over Columbia pike to Office on property.
Salesman on property daily and Sunday.
II. B. TERRETT, Agt.,
631 Pa. Ave. NV, d. c.
Phone Met. 1896. Clarendon 1892.
ABINGDON VA. = 5-ROOM AND BATH
good location. .Sl2. miles from Highway
Bridge Price, S., $50. Small cash payment.
bal like rent. H. B. TERRETT, 63l Pa, ave.
NV, d. G. Phone Met 6236.
NOW YOU. HAVE Ar REASONABLE PRICE
pretty 6-toom bungalow in the rapidly
Nd; INV; n, gas, cleo. water, sewerage, etc.
small cash payment, which may be arranged
North 4Q2f-,I
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WELL LIGHTED. MEDIUM SIZE ROOM
with secretarial service, in law suite. APPLY
50l-c Washington Building. National 1892