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By Mabel MeEIiost 9 1925, NEA Service. Inc.

: michael" she said ffanticaHy.
"You must wait here. Is there a
hotel or something? I'll go back
to Innicock and get some money
throw some things into a bag"
She had promised to go with
him, for better or for worse. In
sickness and in health. Some
thing wild and free within her
self axulted at the thought. This
lean. smiling young man was her
husband. No one could take him
from her.
He glanced away, avoiding her
eyes. "Do you think I'm going
to let you go now? We can
telephone your stepmother :. :"
Suddenly it seemed to Kath-
arine that if Berthe knew it
would spoil everything. Berthe,
prying and questioning, weeping
perhsns, and talking Of the shame
and disgrace of it.
mo" she said gently. "But
now we must plan what to do,
when to go. Shall we go west
again-or is it-would it be UNI
comfortable for you?i"
She asked this haltingiy. Now
that she was his wife, perhaps
Michael Heatheroe would tell her
why those grim men with badges
were looking for him.
/ "No-not very" said Michael.
If she hadn't known the affair
was so serious, she would have
sworn there was amusement Turk
ing in his eyes.
Katharine, can YOU realize
it," he asked huskily after a
moment. yesterday l thought
l was done for. Today you be-
long to me-"
81 can't drive when you look
at me like that" she murmured.
She stopped the car and there
was a murmuring interlude:
Listen, Katharine" said Mich
ael after a space. "You needn't
60 back to Innicock at ell.
have some cash in my pockets.
Td;otw she told him. 81 have
not anv clothes"
"Well, I'll buy you some"
with what?" she demanded
LAUGHING.
He frowned. you've married
a poor man, my darling"
GAS if that mattered."
She raised his hand to her lips
and, with a spontaneity amazing
in one always so cool and re,
pressed, kissed it. His face
burned a deep red. He saic
huskily. "Do you realize, girl
that's the first time you ever
ever what?" Her dark. burn
ing blue ewes challenged him
Berthe, who complained of hel
stiffness and GOODNESS, would not
have recognized Katharine at thC
moment. 's''''
1.-THE first time you ever gave
me any tangible proof of youl
|, affection" said the man softly.
She laurhed gavly. 81 like that
Here | dash off in my oldest
frock and marry the man and he
SAYS l give no tangible proof
:" She broke off to regard
him oddly. michael Heatheroe
I've said it before and l say il
/. now again-do you know yor
don't talk in the least like a wilo
!, westerner?"
] He laughed. "Oh, I've been tc
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Wv MOTHERS GET GRAY asE Sv is HESff Is M3

and family visited Mr.. and MIS-
L. Laughter, of Point Lookout
Sunday.
Deloise Edney, the small daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. B. b. Edney,
is recuperating after serious Ill
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Stepp and
little son. Ray, visited the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Young
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Justus and
little daughter, of Dana, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. S. K. Justus, Sunday
evening.
The friends of Margaret Parry
are glad to know that she has re-
turned home from Patton Memo
rial hospital, where she underwent
an appendix operation.
Mrs. Hobart Moore and children
visited Mrs. j. +. Young Monday
afternoon.
A number from here attended
the all-day singing at Coopcr's
Gap Sunday and reported some
excellent singing.
Claude Collins, Of High Point,
is visiting his mother, Mrs. Mar
tina Collins.
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

LStN ffEkE TO-DAY
katharine Strykhurst, beauti,
tui' 20, is in love with Michael
neatheroe who runs ridina
school,. Katharine's father is rich
anu her stepmother, Bertinc, i:
Zoe Parker, Katharine's friend
has an unhappy love affair and
as saved from suicide by YOUNG
Dr.. John Kaye.
Sally Moon, local eoou..,e
sfieRs Michael into an engage,
ment and, when he tries TO wr;s.
gle out, tightens her hold. Kath,
arine hears Michael is to MARI,
Sally and is broken-hearted. =
She overhears two detective.
asking for Michael's address and
thinking him in danger, rushe,
to warn him.
NOW co ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XIV
The girl stared back at Mich.
aei Heatheroe, her pupils dilat
ing oddly. "You win," she sale
quietly.
katharine :" His arm,
were around her now, his breath
was on her cheek. "You mean
You'll actually marry me?"
She looked straight ahead, he,
hands gripping the wheel.
"I'll do that"
The die was cast. She couldn'-
turn back now. She knew in he,
soul if she turned Michael ovel
TO those detectives she would b,
tormented ali her life long. Sh,
couldn't think of Sally Moor
now-nor of anything else
"Drive on them" the man crieC
exultantly. 1--WE can get a specia
license in Connecticut"
Long afterward the girl be
'lieveG some special madness mus
have possessed her that day
She could not remember quit,
clearly by what devious rout'
they arrived at the shabby
shingled house in the little
sleepy village. The frayed clergy
man who examined their paper
did not seem to find the situa
ton at all odd. He accepted then
and their demand quite calmly.
As if in a dream the girl heart
the words, 81 Katharine, TAX
thee, Michael :"
A woman came out of tn
kitchen, wiping her flouret
hands, to sign the papers
Then they were hack in tn
car again, Katharine's hands o.
the wheel. The simple gold band
bought in that same sleepy town
glimmered against her finger.
1t wasn't real. 1t couldn't be
Yet there was Michael beside her
And in the back of the car wer
the drug store packages, the for
gotten library book, to remin'
her Of home, of duties.
Katharine turned a scandaliz
ed face to his. "Bertine-m,
stepmother! She'll be expecting
me back. She'll be half mad
What time is it?'
Michael consulted his watch
"Half past two"
Half past two. And it ha,
been 10 o'clock when Katharin
had stepped out of the druj
store into broiling Main street
She was married now. She wa
this mans wife
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T7"KS251w'w
80 ssssssi

school, you know" 5
81 know, really, SO little about
you" she said, luxuriating in the
adorlng glance he gave her
: There's so much l want to
hear :"
Some demon of jealousy
prompted her next remark. a
know less than Sally Moon, prob
ably"
He shrugged his shoulders.
"Will you believe me, Katha.
rine, or think me less than gal.
liant if | say that affair wasn't
of my making?" ..'
She lifted candid eyes to his
her fingers interlaced in his
strong ones. ooh, I knew that, u
she said loftily. at isn't the first
time Sally's been engaged. Only
"Only what?" .. ... &c.
"She's always been the one be-
| fore to break the darn things"
katharine confessed, ingenious
| w. "Michael, this is terrible
thing we've done to her -.
"Lord, it is rotten" the man
confessed ruefully. ."'.'
There was Berthe to be told
and Katharine's father and Sally
Moon oh, how could they
face it? "a'
"Michael, l tell you what y
Katharine began eagerly, "you
let me drive you to the through
train and 90 off some place un-
It'll this thing-whatever it is
blows over. Then I'll join you,
and everything will be all right.
He shook his handsome head.
81 don't dare let you out of
nv sight. You'd vanish like the
princess in the fairy tale"
She must make him see reason
"But don't you understand? II
will be for Just little while.
can come to YOU in a few days
maybe a week"
He was obdurate. She had not
known he could be SO stubborn
She was in despair.
"But why else did I come with
you-marry yOu-except to saw
you?"
81 thought" he told her quiet
", cit was partly because yor
loved me-"
Then she was in his arm;
again, half-weeping, wholly alb
! sorbed in the oft-told, ever-nev
story. But they were getting no
where in the argument,
She telephoned Berthe, witt
some gasped, hazy. account of
FORGOTTEN appointment and hun!
up the receiver with shaking fin
gers. Michael waited for her il
the eyes of the little hotel. .
eve can't lunch here" ne said
"But the man says there's a tea
room down the street :. :"
! She laughed on a note of ex
element. LETS dash there then
Pm starving"
Over an omelet and rolls ant
tea their eyes and hands met
"Our wedding luncheon" Kath
arinc said. How strange fat
was! Only this morning she hat
planned never TO see Michae
Heatheroe again.
"Now, my darling, you mus
really let me CO." she pleaded
when he had paid the check ant
thew had wandered out again in
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k!oDoxidc en- Cactlcss Gas

Cd.DJI monuX.dc, m Odoricss
gas. issues from the exhaust OF
every motor car. and the dangers OF
running Il motor in n small garage
or confined quarters with poor VEN
tilation are extreme, according to
writer in the Chicago Tribune. Re-
CARELESS of the constant warnings,
there are many fatalities. Some
are under the false impression that
the deadly gas Is easily detachable
by its odor and feeling OF dizzf-
ness, which would allow time for
the opening Of doors and the gain
ing of fresh air, but carbon monoH-
idc is nm invisible and odo:lcss gas.
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to the hot, bright sunshine Of
mid-afternoon. Two children with
bursting brown paper bags came
out of a grocery store to regard
the pair with curious, interested
eyes.
I Michael LAUGHED, tucking her
hand in his. '1'm coming back to
Inricock with you," he said.
''Oh, you can't, really" There
was terror in her tone.
ooh, yes, / cam" he said gayly.
81 haven't done "a thing to be
ashamed Of"
She whirled on him. "You
mean-you mean you tricked me
into this?"
(To be continued)
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UNION HILL

UNION HILL, June 5.-A num-
Der of people from here attended
the home coming day program at
Tracey Grove, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Hoots
and children visited the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Brisco En-
lowe, of Edith Grove, Sunday aft
ernoon.
Miss Catherine Parry. who is
staying in Hendersonville, visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. 7.
Parry, Sunday.
Mrs. S. P. Jones and two sons,
Hardy and Brownlow, attended
the graduating exercises at Trav-
elers Rest IS. c. high school on
May "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Justus
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Evrmcsc Are Artistic

Pagodas and mOnaStCricS are tn
be found all over Burma. Most Of
them are decorated with marvellous
carving done in teakwood. Ivory cary
ings are also very graceful and the
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S.cczirg

In every age In every country.
men have attached some kind OF
mysterious Significance to sneczlng,
writes Ray MollcnnlUcr, Danville.
H., in Golfers Weekly. Early
Christians crossed themselves.
Medieval Europe went back to bed
for hours II it sneG@cd while arls-
ing. Today sneezing IS n sign OF
truthfulncss in Turl;cStan, an indl-
cation of wisdom in some parts or
Scotland and bad omen through
out Il large part of the world which
still cyciaims God bless you or Its
equivalent when ore sneezcs-for
fear his soul will leave his body.
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OWNERS of Norge Rollator Re.
Tefrigerators report that Rollator
refrigeration actually saves
in refrigeration cost and IN
food cost-up to 81 a month.
Rrunson Furniture Company.
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32-Rooms and Houses

WANTED TO RENT-Two-bed-
room house, three or four miles
from city, for one month, be-
ginning around June goth, COM
pletelv furnished. Give full de-
scription and price in reply to
J. X. Cuthiell. 2044 Biscayne
Boulevard, Miami, Fla.
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PAY YottR TAXES with bonds.
County, city and street assess
mehts at a big discount. Phone
2 so. o. Roy Keith. Real Estate,
an,erieafi Bank Bldg. 80,
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LIBERAL DIVIDENDS will be
! distributed june 30th to share
| holders. in FIRST Federal saw
ines a. Loan Association. Ask
about it.
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ROOFING. Composition roofing
raising in price. Bet US furnish
} You with Certain-teed compost
F., fion shingles and roll roofing.
tx cedar air dried shingles.
Wheeling channel drain. Cop
rlov extra heavy pure zinc
coated. 5-y galvanized roof
ing and tin shingles. Hender-
sonville Supply and Coal Com
many. Everything in the build
mo line. Lenox Park. Phone
500. -,e-
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Yotj NEED NOT buy your of
flee supplies from out-of-town
, firms. We can fill your needs
at reasonable prices. Bakers
Art Gallery.
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SPECIAL FOR JUNE = Mistoii
Crouuignole permanent wave
$500. Phone 9117. Balfour
Beauty Shoppe.
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Special Notices

WANTED Up to $4,000 for
business investment: in safe
enterprise and for satisfactory
returns. For information ad-
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News.
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VIZ pay CASH for good used
furniture. Call No. 8. Brun-
son Furniture Company.
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PAY YOUR TAXES WI n
BONDS, COUNTY, CITY AND
STREET AS S E S ) M Z NIP.
PHONE 81. o. ROY KElih'
REAL ESTATE.
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CRAZY CRYSTALS Soc and 81,
Wine Cardui SIC, Wampoles
preparation 79c, Waterbury $
compound Toe, Russian Mlnera
Oil, OTIS, heavy, 49c. Freeze
Drug Company.
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CEDAR Shingles at old price as
long as our supply lasts: Get
in touch with us at once. Klgoy..
Morrow Co., Lumber, Builders
. Supplies, Mill-Work. Fourth
Ave. East. Phone 81.
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. kDlo SALES AND SERVICE
tubes tested free. Midcity Tire
Company.
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CALL AT GIBBS TO ENGAGE
small lots good corn S1.OO.
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A hero is man who cndures as
much to help a cause as woman
docs to help her looks 81
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POTATO plants, IL LIE
~ v,hadred, Sl,00 a thousand.
|gase, tomato. pepper, eau
.ssf broccoli and every
mat grows. Fertilizer.
~ Hyder Seed Store, Sew
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HAVE YOUR eyes tested and fit
tsa with correct glasses by
! registered optonetrix sLeona
EAjlen Young. next door to
.,..s,t are Trust Gossssa@ gFl.scas :,
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.Needs and Plants

~ PEAS are best for sowing
eo7ah Hyder has them. Also
eeans, cane seed, fertilizer,
sse soda, and sulphate am
ia GOvan Hyder Seed
zee Seventh Ave.
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WANTED
2S--Help (Male)

under 135 lbs, IL
it., Or over, 1850, with clean
record, who are interested IN
obtaining $175 government
lob. Economic Research bu-
reau. Simms Keller Bldg.'
Huntington, w. Va.
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Z room and bath cottage on
Ssola Lake. Rent for SIS
|s&Vt. l. Sell $1,000. Will
le automobile and some cash
: sane. |. o. Parmelee. Gen.
|al Delivery, Hendersonville.
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10 EARMS-Large and small,
seaOns Of county. Priced
Eft Let us show you. Jackson
Ahps Company, 131 Fifth
|fsaae west, phone 729.
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Professional Services

ArE mAssEUsE. K. n.
fs irrigation, hourly nurs-
III Fourth avenue west.
ssasne 462-W.
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MNT-Eisht.roorn house,
srshed, five bedrooms, two
US Phone 1881. =
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|G SaLE-Four cows, one H.
ss.h<Old bull: one bred gilt
": one 1-horse wagon; also
" Of the best small farms in
euy. R. L. Briggs, Horse
s
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PARENTS INTERESTED in eie-
mentarv instruction for their
children should call Mrs. vi. Z.
Roberts at $40 for informa-
ton on summer school.
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bs.T TO 1892 q year as you
me convenience and de-,
|sstsleness of Norge Rollatof
b. TSs'alon. Brunson Furni-
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lN,Household Goods

81 s.lLE-Kisehen range, good
az ZION Bargsin.& R. C.
~ Breyard road. SPhone
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(os sALE-3o-room hotel, COM
aaay furnished, has Ia baths,
balituI grounds, swimming
hating fishing, special bar
nt AnderS & Rector, 222
hth Main street.
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|EmaLE - Good 1890 sport
rS Buick coupe for SIS
eaa Ne or write Mrs. j. S.
ElnNH illgirt.
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For Rent
If-Houses

b. ~ HELP YOU Find a
b. -, you'll be pleased with
ked Ut large listing of furn-
;aiSS.uSeS for rent. Jack
b. Wlps Co., 131 Fifth
! 0rfs -
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IMiscellaneous

I've INV A COMPLETE LINE
81 n. and better seat covers.
ESg Tire Company
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Half past two. And it had
been 10 o'clock when Katharine
had stepped out of the drug
store into broiling Main street.
She was married now. She was
This mans wife
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For Sale

AUTOS and Accessories
no sALE-New Plymouth, $50
kift price. Address "P" care
N~NewS.
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2-Hcuxi and Real Estate

FoR SAIE-Ma's dining room.
On Mr street. For quick
sale. chan. Must leave town
a. once. Apply at 210 North
Main street.
The Washington times., 1935-04-22
CASSAWAY SPEAKER

Rep. P. L. Gassoway will be
the honor speaker at a meeting
of the Stuart Walcott Post No. 10
of the American Legion tomorrow
at Corby's Bakery, at 8 p. m.
The Washington times., 1935-04-22
| HURT, 1.SE|ZED
IN CAR CRASH

One man was reported in a
serious condition at Casualty Hos
pital today and another was being
detained at First precinct station
following collision between a
taxicab and a private automobile
at Delaware Avenue and D Street
Northeast.
A third man, passenger in the
taxicab, whose driver was injured,
pulled himself out of the machine
after it turned over three times
and fled.
Philip Bohannon, 46, of the 800
block North Carolina Ave. S. E.,
driver of the taxicab, suffered a
fractured collarbone, possible frac-
ture of the skull and decorations.
Frank Blackwell, 81, colored, of
Baltimore, driver of the private
machine, was taken into custody
to await the outcome of Mr.. Bo-
lannon's injuries.
The Washington times., 1935-04-22
GARDENS DRAW
RECORD CROWD

On the initial day of the Vir-
GINA Garden Week celebration,
indications were that the event
would attract, before the week is
out, fully twice as many garden
lovers as did last years fete.
Gardens all over the State were
thrown open to the public today.
Almost from the start, they were
reported thronged with enthusi-
astic visitors.
Nearby Alexandria and its out
lying suburbs became a mecca
of crowds come to see its stored
estates and spots of historical
interest.
Holding the spotlight of public
interest in this section are:
wellington, the estate of Mr..
and Mrs. Malcolm Matheson;
Gunston Hall, long ago home of
George Mason, at present owned
by Mr.. Louis Hertle; Nippon
Lodge, owned by Wade H. Ellis;
Woodlawn, former home of Mel,
lie Gusts and owned today by
Mrs. oscar w. Underwood, widow
of the late Senator from Ala
bama; Ordleigh, home of Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Ord and famed
for its modern gardens; Gadsby's
Tavern, Pohick Church and num-
erouS other Shrines.
The exhibition is held each
year under the auspices of the
Garden Clubs of Virginia and
sectional tours are in charge of
the local units of that organiza.
ton.
Admissions are charged and
the proceeds are used in restora.
ton projects and for the upkeep
of the many colonial showplaces
which are publicly owned.
The Washington times., 1935-04-22
CAR CRASH TIP
N|NSPR|ZE

First report on the street car
crash at Fifth and G Streets NV,
April IT, won last weeks first
prize in The Times newstip con-
test.
Second prize was awarded for
the tip on a man killed when a
truck struck an automobile near
Berwyn, Md.
The other awards were made
for the following tips:
Boy found dead at wheel of
automobile near Mount Airy,
Md, the remodeling of the cul.
welt under which the body of MUIR
dered Mary Baker was found, a
man killed in. a fall from a train
at Riverdale, Nd, and five-car
crash at Thirteenth and G Streets
N, w,
The Washington times., 1935-04-22
Ken Murray
Says:
I'm YOUR EASTER BONNET"

I'm YOUR EASTER BONNET"
Yesterday was the day when
every girl was determined to
look her best. And leave it to
the fair sex to try and Outstrip
each other.
OF course, with the men it's
different. Their styles are just
about the same as last Easter
You know, most Of them are
still wearing the same suit.
While the credit for restoring
the Government employees pay
should really go to the PreSi-
dent. the fact that it &C.
Cured just a week before Easter
sounds like Mrs. ROOSeveltS
idea.
so REMEMBER:
Why is it that women need
so many more clothes than men
when they wear so much
less?
The Washington times., 1935-04-22
F|REMEN FIGHT.
GAS 'GEYSER'

Half a dozen fire companies
and a corps Of gas company
workers battled flames shooting
from a broken gas main at Vir-
GINA and New York Avenues
N. w., for more than an hour
and a half today.
The main, 16 inches in dia-
meter, was broken by a steam
shovel tearing up Virginia Ave
nue., which is being widened.
A backfire was believed to have
ignited the gas. The shovel, op-
Grated by Stanley Quigg, 21OO
block Thirty-seventh st. N. W.,
was damaged heavily and Mr..
Quigg received slight burns on
the face and arms. He refused
medical attention.
Almost 100000 cubic feet of
gas went up in flames which
leaped a hundred feet into the
air.
Hero of the fire was Roy Sey-
NOR, employe of the Corson &
Gruman Co., contracting firm
which owns the steam shovel.
When firemen could not get to
the fire because the shovel was
astride the main, Mr.. Seymor
craWled under the shovel and at
tached steel cable to the axle.
He was continually sprayed by
firemen during the difficult task
and escaped being burned. Five
trucks and a tractir finally pulled
the shovel clear.