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Once the Horibs formed their circle, but this
time Tarzan and Jana at its center. Evidently
the creatures had them, but wanted to dispatch
the Gyor first I'VE shall have to fight" said Tarzan
rising to his feet. YES" said the Red Flower
arising to stand beside him. I'VE shall have to
fight but the end will be the same. There
fifty of them and but two" Tarzan fitted
an arrow to his bow. The Horibs circng slowly
about them now inspecting their new prey
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The Gyor wheeled TO meet him, head down. with
three terrible horns set to impale the Horib, and
then two other HorbS darted in from the on
either side of it, In and out the Horbs darted as
they crc!ed around. And each time two ances were
left imbedded in the Gyor's side. Now the monster
charged with hideouS scream and this time he did
not turn but sought to break through the circle
To his dsmay, Tarzan saw that the Gyor was headed
straight in his and Janas direction.
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SITUATION-MEN,

AKER, good on sweet dough. bread and
lis. Call Met. 1929 and ask for Mr.. Rich
=. Leave message 25s
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many ether used cars that we will recon-
memo 70 our friends. Kaplan & Crawford.
INC 2329 Champlain St u ~ Col Rr4n
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CHPYSLER 1881. 5-pass. de luxe model:
SoemcEstrator; very low mileage, Just broken
n; substantial reduction; neW-car guaran-
tee Callan Motors, Inc Franklin automo-
bile Discriminatory 1929 II 81 D q. Nnrth osnl
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SALESMAN with following among restaurant
and institution trade; give full particulars.
in strict confidence no INQUIRIES made until
after interview. permanent connection with
established food manufacturer. showing right
man good opportunities Address Box 1907,
Star ONCE
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CHRYSLER 1880 SPORT ROADSTER, model
IS: $685. driven only $4,000 miles; looks and
performs ike new; trade or terms fully
guaranteed. Golden Motors 1927 i4th a.
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SALESMEN-OpeninE for 2 live wire solicit
tors; financial assistance given to get start
ed Ask for Mr.. Walsh, to ~ am, 1922
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CHRYSLER 1929 5-PASS. SEDAN. model 1875:
&c I've equipment; looks like new car; prac-
tlcaly brand-new tires. original paint per
feet; carries our regular neW-car guarantee.
only s4S5 down payment: sl.145 cash: your
present car taken in trade Callan Motors
INC. Franklin automobile distributors 1926
NJ ST. NV. North 26of
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Soft drinks sold in this country must undergo hard
tests TO comply with the pure food laws. For the
most part the billions of drinks sold annually con-
tain nothing harmful but your Uncle Sam takes no
chances In a we'll equipped laboratory of the Food
and Drug Administration find the sample bottles
brought by inspectors being analysed by distla-
ton, which separates the different ingredients
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Painting and blowing. the Gyor finally came to bay.
Then it that the Horibs drew their circle closer,
whirlng dizzily around the gigantic creature. The
ape-man fascinated, watched the amazing scene,
wondering how they ever hoped to overcome that
that. But presently Horib darted in close to the
Gyor at such speed that the mount and the rider
were little more than a blur.
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SODA MEN az. Only those who can fur
pish at least one years local reference from
lest employer need apply. National Press
Pharmacy. 1885 St NV.
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DODGE SEDAE-Leather upholstery: runs
me. Must spcrifce for S95 storage bill
See ct gas station. lI45 18th NV as
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statesmen q or 81 experienced IN calling
on the grocery and delicateSsen trade: salary
and commission. Apply THYME Bottling Co.,
1345 Florida ave ne
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Statesmen ,2): men who are willing to
work will be given a real opportunity APP
ply mornings. I'll Transportation Bldg.
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FORD 1929 ROADSTER; oe luxe equipment
painted pretty green reduced to s2l5 for
quick sale terms Callan Motors. Inc.
Franklin automobile distributors. 1929 NJ ST.
NV. North 1904
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FORD 1881 TUDOR = Beautiful dark blue
With cream wheels; used by company on
Gals; cannot be told from new. Only SIS
No New Yorl: ave d W -
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

CALL A RELIABLE CONCERN.
promise is no better than the COM
pany that makes it Thousands OF salts
factory Jobs attest to the satisfaction we
assure you.
Absolutely No Cash REQUIRED.
Pay AS Little As $500 Monthly.
Painting. paperng. plumbing. plasterine.
heating. electrical wiring. roofing, cementine.
carpentering, weather stripping. garages
Estimates cheerfully given free.
The GENERAL CONTRACTING co.
927 NEW YORK AVE.
TELEPHONE DIST. 5082.
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DOCCI SEDAN. 80 model: a car for pleas
ure or busi.ess; will convert it to a taxicab
substantial reduction. Raplan & Craw-
lord. 1923 Champlain st. NV Col 674o
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EARN AND GARDEN.

S & g 5sb The hd Misses 9F E asf hs on
market. Va 25'
Fall
Plants listed below are grown in sandy soil
1890 ae Fo8f roses
choicest and newest varieties: Maryland
grown, Plants are still in bloom. so you
out and G see for H yourself rs Prices Of No
grade from CSC to 81. All roses guaranteed
TO bloom next year.
Jap Barberry, IS to 10 .so,l5 sl2 50
i i to to g g IN . 90 90 s s2SS
10 to az in. per loo. 500
We also carry a large variety Of 2-year-old
grape vines pa e. si;in SuRsERf Gx prices
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BLVD. Is
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
AUTOGRAPHED LETTERS Of PRESIDENTS and
bought. Hobby Shop. TAB l4th NV Dist. l272.
BIG MONEY paid for old jewelry. diamonds
watches gold teeth. old coins. musical in
Str ~ Gold REFINING Inc 400 l2t b. St
BOOKS We buy books: autographs old
pp Tints so We pay fab prices; . Liberty Book
mans Sf Biz BOOK SHOP. sss ' nv Est. 1907
CASH REGISTERS. snow cases and store
BAUM, Inc. sil St. NV: Met s744
Absolutely highest cash prices
paid for used furniture. brio -brac and
russ. Call Murray be convinced. Met. 5000,
FURNITURE-HignesJ prices paid for used
Call Paul any time. Lincoln loo45.
FURNITURE-Hishest, cash prices paid for
used dTTnitITe OF All KINDS KINDS. prSmpt 7s snsa
evenings after pm call Col. 1927 20.
FURNITURE-f YOU are In hurry call D.
Notes. Dist. 6ll2. Prompt attention and big
money for desirable furniture and household
FURNITUREmWaHted e o purchase enough
Phone Metropolitan 305l %
GARAGE wanted. OF material for one. metal
OF frame cheap for cash. Col. 0219. 7-9 D m.
GOLD: silver, watches. ciamoads and old
F FIJI sh vaiue pa R' seiineers SIS Pes St.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID for cadet uniforms.
care, and pay carriage both ways Phone
Mrs. ]. J. McSwain. Wisconsin $685.
STEAM BOILER wanted, OF late make; not
less than $50 to 700 feet of direct radiation.
1884 You st.
STORE FIXTURES. :unch room esulpmsnt;
ture Co. 4l4 9th st. NV. Met e2s7.
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES for all
kinds Of household goods. Call North loll4
for prompt service.
wEsc Hn ihi s. sl So E ST. 81. NV.
e sae'
the WASHINGTON public.
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plenty of time on uSed-car lot 1000 CO.
operation Call Mr.. Shipley, Boyer Motor
Sales Chevrolet dealers. Cap. HgtS. so.
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FORD TUDOR, 1890 - An unusually good
CLEAN ca. tires almost new dark blue finish
Special. 1853; easy terms. Triangle Motor
Co. No. New YORK ave "
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YOUNG MAN. once work; must be excel.
lent typist. Call Sunday between 1880 and
noon, 2O5 Mills Building 25s
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FORD SPORT ROADSTER, 1923: a smart
Eood-l2ckins car that has been carefully re-
c2nditloned; fully equipped. good tires: 1895
Your car in trade: easy terms Barry-Pate
Meter Co. c5o5 Sherman ave
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

CiAMBERMAID or waitress. white; will stay
some nights. Lincoln 1928.
COOK. colored; hotel maid or part-time
work work experience; reference. Phone Pot
COOK-Would like to place my good cook.
who Is thoroughly reliable woman. Column
bia CASA. as
COUNTRY GIRL, neat wants position as
cook general houseworker or part time. Ap-
ply at 2725 Dumbarton ave. NV
GIRL. colored. desires work as maid. nurse
or general houseworker. Prone North eSss-J.
GIRL, colored. desires work By the dday. or
week. cleaning or laundry North 1891.
2ll5 Ward pl NV.
GIRL, c9lo!ed. desires work by The dayy. q
Address sls 25th st. NV.
GIRL wants days work or ,part.:ime work.
SofR Gs H 1 Esne ssi
e5EH coll ss sso4 ~ iS s. s.nssl
GIRL colored. desires place as maid or
general housework. District 8o69.
Wishes S JOB hens:
Pot. 1851 1925 Riggs St NV
GIRL. colored, wants =, joo as general house
GIRL, colored. wishes part-time or all-day
at 1922 Corcoran st. NV tbetween 18th and
18TH any day.
LACE CURTAINS iaundered, soc pair; blan-
delivered. Phone Ga. 1907. 2s'
LIGHT HOUSEWORK with private family
by respectable girl; stay nights. Phone Pot.
5S55-J.
MAID OR cooK-Reliabie girl wishes place
willing TO stay some nights; must be good
people. Dec. 043l.
PART-TIME WORKER or cooking dinner
Dec. 4743-J.
SOUTHERN GIRL, colore6 light complexion,
waitress in restaurant. Potomac 1896.
WOMAN, colored. wants part-time work in
the evening; no Sundays; good references.
Atlantic 1909. as
WOMAN, colored. wants place as cook; expe-
rienced. Atlantic 0833-J 26S
WOMAN. colored. reliable. to cook and do
work on first floor; good references. Apply
1915 4th ST. NV. or Potomac 1867. 24e
WOMAN, coIcre" refined, desires days work:
is experienced lcundress. Phone North 1880.
YOUNG GIRL wishes full or part time work
OF any kind Call Metropolitan 0066.
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which the action of centrifugal force separates the
bottom or outer end of the bottle Because Of the
rigid enforcement Of the pure food laws by Uncle
Sans Food and Drug Administration the quality
and purity Of American soft drinks have greatly
improved and rated high.
(A rights protected. Trade mark registered U. o.
Patent OficeD
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lone Cleveland 1897.

IS day; steady work; must
be sober 3l4 st ne
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HANDY MAN, white; offered good home,
board, lodging, small pay; carpenter. paint,
patch work. Also steamfitter q while. Lin.
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FORD TOWN SEDAN, late 1880; free wheel
lne low mileage; tres: paint and battery
squeaks nor knocks in this one Consider
trade and terms; Si35. Call owner, North
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WE WANT
THREE statesmen.

1REE SALES VI EN.
There is room in our organization
for ) men. Our sales quota makes IT
possible for more men TO make
earnings comparable to executives
salary selling Chevrolcts. We fur
nish standard selling equipment Ii
YOU cannot come for an interview
during working hours, telephone and
VIC will make appointment to see you
in the evening.
See or Call Mr.. DIVER,
Lincoln 10200.
OCRISM.AN CHEVROLET.
SALES CO.,
625 II st. NE.
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FORD 1881 TUDOR - Beautiful dark blue
with cream wheels: used by company off,
cla!; cannot be told from car. Only s75
Gown. balance monthly. Triangle Rotor Co.
No 2 New York ave. NV
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CHEVRoI EFT SEDAN. 1928. four-door model;
ms, popular car Is IN splendid condition.
balance in IL monthly payments Barry
Pate Motor Co. 1925 Sherman ave n VI
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CHEVROLET 1890 CLUB SEDAN: perfect.
locks like new: a real bargain for s445:
terms Callan Motors. Inc, Franklin auto.
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FORD VICTORIA. 1891 Only run a few
miles; traded in on sedan: positively cannot
be told from new: S85 down. balance month
". Triangle Motor Co New York ave. NV
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REAL ESTATE SALESMAN Opportunity for
an experienced man to connect with an old
established real estate hrm Address Box
28-R. Star Office
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SERVICE DIRECTOR and approach man Tor
leadership of most desirable small car on
today's market: the car represented has been
the most popular car IN automobile history
and will continue its prominence for many
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FORD DE LUXE ROADSTER. l93I-Biack
with green wheels: very sporty appearance:
well fender and trunk rack. rumble seat;
looks Just like new. Special s465: your car
. New Yor; ave NV
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ESSEX 1880 SPORT COUPE low milea ge:
ssS5. 1929 ChelleReer coach. 2nd series: ex-
cellent condition: only S295; fully suaran-
teed' terms or trade. Golden Motors. 1927
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

SECRETARY woman. single, not over 80
years. capable of meeting public and as
5uming responsibility $3.50 a month. Per-
:onnel Service. TIA Evans Bldg.
COMPETENT HELP Of all kinds furnished
change, 3405 Conn ave. Clev. o67l
RUPHERS EXCHANGE mas Al cooks. maids.
houseworkers; by day. week. month: ref.
Investigated. Decatur 35Sl. 1887 18th NV.
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CHEVROLET 1881 COACH-4. 600 miles: lust
NICE broken IN, must sacrifice. Call Lin
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ESSEX CHALLENGER COACH. late 1929:
Al cordiuoE any demonstration; 1915:
need cash. 1877 St Decatur 3939 25s
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CIeYeIahd 1881.
PLATE PRINTER for full or part time work;
II part time will be in evenings. Sl2 10th
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ESSEX 1928 COACH SEQ: special for quick
SAFE; new battery: tires paint and uphol-
Stery me. 1921 18th 81. NV. Col 1910
ESSEX 1929 SEDAN-E%cellent condition and
appearance. Any demonstration; sio5:
terms. Cleveland 6e5l
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BOATS.

WANTED-Cabin boat, about IS #. long,
that will sleep four people; state price.
where located and reg. number. Address
Box 54-R. Star once. 25'
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ESSEX 1928 SEDAN: excellent condition
,,nfoueaou easy terms for quick sale. Nolan
Motor Co. ~ 18th st n "
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An investment of $4,000 will be required;
the position will pay salary and commits
sion on volume and merits the consideration
of one who wants to become established IN
business Address Box DIR Star once.
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FORD TUDOR SEDAN. 1881; the condition
OF this car is perfect as clean as new inside
and out; fully equipped guaranteed $435
very easy terms Barry-Pate Motor Co..
2525 Sherman ave NV. Adams 5000.
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ESSEX SPORT, COUPE, I93o-Exceilent con-
diton; must be seen to be appreciated;
terms Will surprise you Ga 1914
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ESSEX COACH and Sedan Inst
traded in on new Fords Check the
motor numbers, and you will see that they
ere late m9aels and that The prices are
Can be. bought for $50 90 Motor No
G0S84G can be bought for $3.50 CO. it's a
sedan and will De surprising bargain for
you ;. Your old Es3e': in trade and
60 other oergains for yon &c look over st
Ford Dealer 1897 living st. Adams 1887
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FORD 1880 COUPE: beautiful little Job; good
tires and splendid. mechanical condition
throughout: easy terms. Nolan Motor Co.
Inc LII 18th ST n ". Dec. 02l6.
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GROCERY CLERK, white. who can cut meat
and drive car. Bring references. Apply 81
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SPORT COUPE, Ie9l--Wtr
stand the most rigid inspection. Sill covers,
clock and mirror. Less than t.0'r actual
miles. After pm, Potomac 3<4r
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CHEVROLET ROADSTER 92e - Rumble
seat; new blue duco; practicG,.y new tires;
hrs:-class throughout. Only $50. Terms,
$50 down pohanka Service, 1926 2oth 81.
NV. North C247.
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MAN, cOlOred, place as DTesscr Phone Col,
The Washington times., 1931-08-17
Our Rhymins
Optimist

Brave Prayers
Oh, there are prayers that flare
and fade
Like candle-flames in breeze.
Small prayers that venture, half
afraid
OF heavens mysteries.
The flutter of their feeble wings
Casts but a tiny spark
Against fears sable veil that
swings,
Inscrutable and dark;
Within the shadowed realms Of
doubt
Through which they needs
must fare
These little prayers may flicker
In the unkindly air.
But other prayers are sure and
strong,
And steadfast as a star;
They fear no flight, however
long,
That leads to heavens bar.
They 4alter not, nor hesitate
Though tempests clash and
roar;
On mighty wings importunate
The brave prayers soar.
(CopyriEht, 1881. by IntsrnaLioual
Feature SeryieSs Inc.)
The Washington times., 1931-08-17

papers. I don't want him to
find me" said Fanchon.
"You don't care for him any
more?" asked Evelyn.
II don't know. I cared for
the man I thought he was.
But this Is a different man.
When I think of what his life
must have been! There may
be-" said Fanchon, and shud.
dered, there may be blood on
his hands. don't want to
see him again. Not ever. I'll
pay back the money he gave
me, some day, somehow. I
must. Butt don't want to
see him again " she repeated.
Very Much AIOOf
Evelyn was silent. Her face
had hardened a little. She
looked at Fanchon as from
a great distance. She was re-
mote. aloof, ver.r superior.
Fanchon looked at her and her
heart turned over. This pleas
ant, rather silly girl had sud-
denly become her Judge.
"You believe me, don't you?"
she pleaded, that I knew moth
ing Of his way of life. That my
relations with him were per-
fectly clean.
"Of course believe you,"
Evelyn replied, but without con-
viction. Fanchon did not notice
the lack. She was too intent.
She went on still impulsively.
IF you would speak to your
aunt. -? ask her to help me,
without telling her the story. :?
ask her to help me find work."
I'm afraid I couldn't"
Evelyn said, rising. She looked
down on Fanchon, literally and
figuratively. I'm sorry, but I
couldn't. You see. well, she
couldn't very well afford to oe
mixed up in an affair of this
sort if it were ever known. I'm
awfully sorry Fanchon," went
on Evelyn, but I'm sure you
understand. I will keep your
confidence" she added with
conscious kindness, you
mustn't worry about that. And
I'm sure you'll find work. Model.
ling perhaps. Or, the stage. I
guess" she added, "I'll go to
bed now. It seems to be cooler"
It was much cooler. In more
ways than one.
What q Fool!
"Well," said Fanchon, ST
don't blame you. I understand.
OF course you and Mrs. Car
stairs couldn't afford to soil
your hands. =. .Gangster's girl" >"
she added bitterly.
When Evelyn had left, muir
The Washington times., 1931-08-17

muring coaventionalities, Fan
chon lay still and thought pain
fully-what a fool I've been. To
tell her! OF all people! But she
wont tell. She's too ashamed to
think that she even knows me,
thought Fanchon. Well, that'S
that. Help? You can't expect
it from people, she warned her
self, you've only yourself now.
with your back against the wall.
She slept very little.
They made very early start
the next morning. The new
plane, a replica Of the first,
tuned up and overhauled was
waiting. They took off into a
cloudless sky, but the day, even
Just after sunrise, was very
warm and oppressive. Evelyn's
attitude toward Fanchon was.
in a sense, amusing. Even Fan
chon had to admit that. She
spoke to her as little as possible
and then condescendingly.
In the early afternoon Evelyn.
going past Fanchon into the
lavatory left her handbag with
her. Fanchon sat with it on her
lap and looked out on the wide
scene about and below her. The
sky darkened. There were NUT
terings and sudden flashes Of
lightning.
Storm Is Brewing
"A thunder storm!" remarked
Mrs. Eames nervously.
"1t's far away" said her hus'
band consolingly.
But she had a right to be
nervous. Heavier-than-air craft
is hard put to it to exist in
a. thunder storm. The air cur.
rents developing b efore and
during q storm are markedly
dangerous. A Squall wind was
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rising and soon the heavy rain
would fall.
There were two courses open
to this pilot or any pilot. He
might run for it and make a
forced landing; or he might
try to fly above and around it.
The former course did not ap-
pear feasible because of the
nature of the land over which
they were passing. He decided
therefore on the latter. But
his mechanic cried out sud-
denly and pointed to the gas
gauge. There was a leak some
where.
Nothing to it but the forced
landing. The passengers were
informed, asked to stand by.
They lost altitude rapidly.
Evelyn forgetting her purse,
which Fanchon held mechanic
ally, began to cry quietly. Mrs.
Eames was perfectly white and
still. Eames was swearing in
an idle fashion, the son was
trying to reaSSure his mother
and the others.
Swift, downward swoop...
rain coming in sheets. a flash
The Washington times., 1931-08-17

said Fanchon, slowly. II only
learned that a little while ago.
And there was a dope ring. Oh,
I don't understand it. I never
shall! But, there was "a
murder lately. He's implicated.
I was seen with him the night
it happened, a few hours be-
fore. They
Just a Mistake
you" said Evelyn staring.
"You are the mystery woman
in the papers. I read about II" ;"
Yes. believe" said Fan
chon, smiling wearily, that if
you wanted to report me to the
police they would be very CRATE
full to you. They want to find
me and question me. They
they haven't much idea who I
am. Tony gave me money to
get away. He found out some
how about this small airplane
company and the plane Mr..
EameS had chartered and the
failure of the booked passengers
to take the trip. He said the
railroads, the airports, and the
boats would be watched. He
booked the, passage for me
under the name of Smith. I
spent the night before the
flight in a little hotel in Oak
land"
II heard them call you