The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-30
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CHAPTER THREE
jan wAs not such an ssperss
snced Traveller that shs Didn't
glory In the laxafy Of tbs h~si-
room compartment in watch the
Pullman porter deposited her hug
gsgs late Sunday afternoon aboard
the crack New YORK train.
she had made ssvsfsl short
trips 20 the LAKES ~ith her mother
on various vacation trips. bat. this
Vas 70 be her firsi experience On
a train overnight
Nervously she settled In her
sest and smiled and waved at her
mother who WAS standing On the
platform.
She vas with the watsons.
neighbors in the apartment. VINO
had volunteered 10 drive jill 10
the station In their car and see
that her mother got safely home.
Train Move.
The train started 10 move, 80
easily that the girl was scarcely
sware Of Il until she saw her
mothers face fading from sight.
Not much like the seoommoda-
ton trains they always took 10
the lakes which started sith =
jerk which almost threw you out
Of your seat
At last she was on her way
She nervously opened her purse
and extracted the envelope the
ticket agent had given her
She examined her tickets for
the twentieth time to make sure
that somehow they hadn't slipped
out and been lost
Yes. they were there. all right.
and she sighed comfortably as she
took up a magazine her mother
had bought for her and leaned
back against the soft cushioned
seat.
She started q story but half way
through the first page her
thoughts wandered and she found
herself thinking Of what lay be-
fore her.
II really was a risky adventure.
she thought. a girl OF a starting
out alone. trying to get possession
of box hidden In the home Of q