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Help Wanted-Nale.

wANTED-Boy 70 drive laundry wagon
EMPIRE STEAM LAUNDRY. I23 n 81 Sc
Jy6-5J
WANTED-Omce boy; salary, So PEI week.
Apply 5l6 Washington Loan ana Trust Guild
ing. 1t
WANTED-Man TO work on dairy farm.
IHOENION BROS silver Hill, Nj. 5y6-5t
MANTED-A young man who can use type
writer one with knowledge Of card system.
Address BOX 63. Times ONCE. jy6-9t
WANTED-A good baker Apply at l627
North Capitol 81. jy6-2t
WAN1ED-Two married men on Seven oaks
stock farm, one as working manager, the
wife 10 attend TO poultry and milk three
cows, the man as farm hand. Call or ad-
dress Il. BURGDORF. 4l6 Sth NV. 1y6-3t
WANTED-Colored boy to make himself
useful around dental Office; one with eX-
peTience. NERO DENTISTS. IlI5 Pennsyl-
Yania ave. II
WANTED-A plumbers helper Apply to
EUGENE BUSH lS45 Ith 81. nv. 1y6-2t
NANTED--A white barber for Saturday So
~ fehnsylNdn-a ave, nv. II
WANTED-Boy eighteen years. one WILING
90 work; good chance for advancement in
produce business. CAPITAL PRODUCE Co
No. / Center market. II
wANTED-TWo boys to work at timing
J. II sIMMs. 1sa 7th 81. jys2t
UPHoLSTERERs-Two first-elass furniture
hpAoistefefs ana one EoQu outside dfdpeTty
hanger; only those used 20 handling irst-
class custom work need apply; must also
have best recommendation: steady work and
good wages to the right man. Address BOX
=, Times Office. ty6-3t
WANTED-Young man of good address as
outside salesman and collector for coal firm:
one with experience preferred; a good posi-
tion with chance OF promotion. Address in
own handwriting giving age and references,
BOX % Times otf1ce. Jy6-3t
WANTED-Flrst-class barber: steady lob:
good guarantee. Call 2Sli l4th st. lw. ty6-3t
VANTED-Good barber for saturday. AN-
DERSON, ll2 81. NV; $3.50. II
WANTED-Cooks. SIS. $50; general workers
chambermaid, nurse, girl for Latrohe, Pa
S-Oi way paid. 12ll 10th 81. 1t
wANrED-wh.te pantry men; bakers help
ers, COlOred walters for resorts; way paid
FISHERS AGENCY, 4l9 10th NV II
WANTED-Colored man TO drive delivery
wagon; one who has had experience: must
bring reference. Apply 1856 Pennsylvania ave
NV. II
WANTED-Strong white boy not oV n eight
cen years OF age, 70 work in factory. Apply
S36 Pennsylvania ave. NV. It
wANTED-Blaeksmith ana wheelwright to
take charge OF shop OF private firm, Ttosslyu.
Va; steady work to a first-class man. Ad-
dress BOX Il. Times Office, giving reference
and wages expected. iy6-5t
VVANTED-Neat and refined white waters
TO leave city. Call sos 7th st. sw. jy6-3t
VANTED-Two good white BARRIERS al once
2l2 9Th st. NV; $3.50 for Saturday; steady il
STEADY. II
WANTED-A boy 70 learn horseshoeing- 6I5
New York ave. NV. ivS-at
WANTEB-Soy about seventeen or eighteen
years Of az. TO be generally useful; good
handwriting lesired; one living southeast pre-
ferred, CSI with references. EUGENE
SCAW<~B. 20 Atl 81. Sc. It
WANTE O-tThite barber; steady job; good
wages. CIT King ST, Alexandra. Va. II
WANTED-Presser. SIS 10th st. nv. jy6-3t
WANTED-Boy from country as dishwasher.
1912 eth ST. nv. il
WANTED-Saturdsy barber; $3.50 guarantee;
hrst-class workman. BLAIR. 1871 7th st.
Nv, .- Il
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honey 20 Loan.

MONEY advanced on household goods stored
in this warehouse at rate OF 8 per cent nar
aHnum, FiDELiTY STORAGE co. 1920 U
81 fsStr
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Birds, Dogs, Etc.

FOR SALE-Fine pointer and watch dog.
cheap 1sf7 Georgia ave. Sc jy5-3t
FOR INSECTS on your plants we sell to-
bacco dust, sulphur tobacco soap. lemon OIL
whale oil soap. Flora Vitae. We also have
new lot Of canaries, dogs, goldhshes etc
SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. ~ 18TH ST. NV
ie29-tf
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LOCAL MENTION.
YOu Pay NO MoEe for RoyaI Plse.

than for any other beers, yet it's much
2nore eXpensively produced. Call for this
ugnI beer AT bars. Abner-Drury Brew. Co
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For KENT
Eurnisae1 Rooms.

bUANIsHED, complete for housekeeping.
ST NV. 5vt-2t
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WANTED-Two non-union painters; this
evening $50 / 81. ne. iy4-5t
WANTED-A good. reliable man as manager
Of lunch room; good pay Address BOX
56 Times Office Jy3-H
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For Rent-OmCes.
Fer Rent
Furnished Houses

FOR RENT-Furnished house OF rooms
until September IS. rent very low. Address
BOX a. Times ofice. 1y4-5t
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TWO or three boaTders on farm, three min
utes OF Laurel electric cars large grove,
Is miles 10 city; table hrst-classi no babies,
j. 4. WILSON, CoHtse. Nd. II
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For Sale
Horses and Vehicles.

Horses and Vehicles.
HANDSOME TROTTING HORSE; sound and
last; ruhber-tire stanhOpe and harness. CalI
after 4. stable, Douglass court ne. between
Sd and 4th. A and b sts iy6-st
ONE hne family y-broke horse, runabout. and
harness. two good delivery horses. Is sih 81
ne. jy5-st
CANOPY-TOP SURREY owner abroad; wiz
sell cheap, 1928 7tn 81. NV. 1y4-4t
GREAT srOcK-REDUCING SALE.
SO Top buggles. S3l so
sos RubbeT-Jlre RunabOuta. Gee -...-.-..... A. %
Sl25 Cutuuder Kunab0uts tcushion tire).. S. 90
S15 surreys (canopy top) -..,-.,,.-..-.... 55 %
$. y, WATERS q son, 80 Pc. ave.
GANTZ's SELLING OUT; Ss5 bike runabout.
sac. Sl35 cut under surrey. $50 Sl25 lady's
and business phaetou. S75i $50 fun platform
panel side grocery wagons. S6s. s5l and 1906
j st. nv. Je25-60t
Buy AT COGswELL's-I buy ali new vs-
hfcles direct from manufacturers for spot
cash; therefore / can save you time and
money. New Tunabouts $50 ups new sur
reys 500 dp; new harness s. up new day
tons SIS. Large assortment used vehicles.
$40 I'D. Harness. $500 up. New umbrella
top 81 so. 2g9-2ll lith ST. NV; telephone Main
iG7i. apl9-tf
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I.ATTONsTONE FARAf-S4 per week; write
ton, Va jel2-5Jt-eod
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| ATKINSON s BALLARD 90. GNc.l,
For RenI-ApaTtmenis.

RENT REDUCED-DesirabIe downtown i've
room ana bath apartments. reduced 10 81. SO
and S1sa1. one siX-rJom and bath apart
ment. at sos Z 81 NV
l4l5 ST NV, entire second floor with
private bath. for light housekeeping.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. 6I2 l4th 81 nv.
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For Rent-HaIIs.
For Rent-StabIes.

FOR RENT-Brick stable two stalls. car
riage room. cement hoors water. s25 J. 81.
nv. iy5-3r
TWO-sTORY brick stable and storage
room. 10 7th ST. ne. j54-at
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WANTED-Ten ooIored cooks. this city and
resorts, also kitchen men. DICKS HOTEL
AGENCY. 18th ana Pennsylvania ave. nv
jy5-2t
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WANTED-Settled colored man n stable
BeIWeen q and 81 Y and = sts. NV. iy4-at
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CASH REGISTERS.

NEW NATIONALS FROM a. UP.
HALLWuDD REGISTERS Al 4 SACHIFICE
Several slightly used NATIONALS FULLY
GCARANT EEDs exceptional bargains and on
EASY PAYMENTS. We sell Second hand
Cash Registers Of ali kinds cheaper and AZ
better condition than any dealer.
THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO..
SIT NINTH STREET y. ".
rry1g-fUt
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713 X ST, north Of Carnegie Library: large
airy rooms; good board. translents iy5-3t
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SOUTHWEST
=. HUGO EI6ENHEIsS, zIn ana 3 sts, aW.
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ANACOSTIA.
BCRY's PHARMACY. corner Aouros and
Jefferson Ets.
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Attorneys.

ADVICE FREE-Damage, divorce. and estate
cases no charge without service; best law
yers, all courts everything strictly con-
hdentiaL Address P. O. BOX :. station A.
City. apI6-tf
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! YVANrED--Ab ble-bodied wkite boy; not afraid
Of work anC not under enEhteen years Of
age. Apply 10 2506 II ST, NV. iy5-3t
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Wanted-ElisceIlaneOus

BIG MONEY PAID for desirable furniture
carpets viii pay fun value for stoves in
good condition; Office furniture and house
hold goods OF all kinds; contents especiaIlv.
ID. NOTES. 6z5 Louisiana ave Phone II. s006-
je27-S0t
SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. car
pets. stoves, bric-a-brac, and all kinds OF
household goods BAUM'S FURNITURE
SHOP. 14th and SITS. nv. Phone North
1913. Formerly 9th and u. je25-30t
WE PAY READY CASH; bring your cast
or clothing 10 me: viii pay the very highest
cash prices for themi phone 239s; drop postal ,
Will call. l. KESSLER. 1e04 eth 81. NV
jy4-30t
WANTED-Wiu pay spot cash for a Knabe
upright piano. must be a bargain. Address
BOX a. Times office. tv5-2t
WANTED-To buy, cheap, country place
suitable fer poultry raising. state price. Ad-
dress BO& SS Times Office jya-3t
WANTED-To buy, cheap poolroon; state
price, address Box - Times odaoA 1s-ss
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HOYing
Wall Paper.

WM. Y. Ma HONEY. ths Progressive Paper
hanger reliable, prompt. cheap legal guar
aDJee covers all our work. send postal Tor
free samples and sstimate. Main store Ga
Pennsylvania ave Sc telephone East ia
OF following at-encies, De Maine & Co 825i
N 81. nw., Eilavitch's store, Bowie Aid. /.
10 Monroe St. AuaCostias FoWIers store
Congress Heights 5J7 New York ave. NV
1880 = St Sc COnaWays store. Laurel Nd :
General Store, Gierdalei Postofice Colonial
Beach. Va. Roge-s * Farden. HyattsvIue
Nd; Shaws Store. TWiuiug CITY. New
brooke, MD jy6-1t
ROOMS PAPERED. SlI5 up. house painting.
lowest prices CHAS A. CARLISLE BsS ii
81. IT,. Phone East IZST. jy6-3t
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/ WANTED-Two rehable white BARRIERS at
once 50 guaranteed; Saturday. $780, SO over
I Sl6: half day on weekly s032 NJ ST. NV
jy5-3t
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Advertisements viii be accepted at any OF
she following branch offices al regular Office
gates III II 10 inconYunienI 10 leave aGVeT-
usements al either branch Office or The
Times Business once. they may be tele-
phoned direct 10 The Times Main $3.50, and
= messenger viii call 10 collect without ad-
GiuOnai charge 10 the advertiser.
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Angle Lamps, Cottage Lamps.

Gas Ranges. Blue Heat OIL Stoves.
6l6 18th. q. a. Muddiman a. Co. 1904 O.
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A. z POWELL, Ath and East Capitol Sta
- ODONNELL DRC = CO.. Sth and = sts Sc
~. 3. FEALI. NV. cor. 18th ana Pa ave ss,
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Help Wanted-Ffale.

WANTED colored barber. light eosrplex-
ion, Tor the best shop in tho State; IL YOU
can't keep sober don't come, / VIII send
ticket. GEO. J.. MoXLEY Martinsburg. ".
Va jy6-2t
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BREWSTER PARK HOTEL. LAUREL. MD
Rates, s. o. $40 weekly.
Address MANAGER for illustrated Circulars
JcZ8-39t
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427 . ST NW.-Large. airy front room.
suitable for two with board jy5-3t
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SYLVIA COTTAGE. Bradd0Ck Heights. IS
open for guests. For particulars address the
MISSES La MAR. Bradd0ck Heights. Did.
1y4-5t
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GEORGE WASHINGTON HOTEL 18th and
New York ave, overlooking White House.
f1rst-clhss family hotel double rooms S45
up single room. g25 per month: good board:
tTansIents. 81 per daY and up. ie29-l5t
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Wanted-BiCyCies.

buy every second hand bicycle
In Washington. li3 Pa ave. NV jy1-s8t
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Help Wanted
Male and Female.

WANIED-HOu can learn the Syllable system
OF shorthand IN - hours attain a speed Of
IS 70 100 words in i5J hours and we viii pro-
cure position Tor you. We teach also Pit
man, Graham, Gregg. and Barnes systems /,
typeWriting and Spanish. STENOGRAP PHO
ACADEMY. Colorado building, Phone NJ
II42 jy4-30t
WANTED-Husband and wife, white, on
small place iu country husband 20 take care
OF place and wife 20 do cooking and house
work. place only two acres and car line.
must have best references. Address BOX
6G, Times Office. Il
WANTED-PracticaI farmer and Wife on
small country place. Apply before noon, 17g2
. 81. u
VANTED-Experienc laundry Eands in al
departments. EMPIRE LAUNDRY CO. p
South Missouri ave, Atlantic city, jy5-3t
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ARE YOU 10 king for an executive, cler-
ical technical or salesman position? We
have hundreds open. write FOR booklet.
HAPGOOI'S, 100 Pennsylvania building.
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ROOM suitable Tor two: also one small
room, early breakfast. good board and
home cooking; phone NJ. 5769 ll03 st.
NV. jy4-5t
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/ WANTED-A clerk IN a grocery store; must
understand cutting meats and be highly rec
commended and not afraid Of work. Address
/ BOX 81, Times office tv5-Zt
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WANTED-Afan on dairy wagon. Inquire
Mr.. HOLLIDGE. Saks & Co. Jy5-st
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Situations Wanted-nale.

WANTED-By white boy age Is place in
grocery or drive wagon. III II st. nv. 1t
NNANTED-By two boys, places errand boys;
good references, or housewoTk 1855 nth ST.
NV. II
VANTED-By engineer. Al references. posi-
tioni experienced in apartment house and
office work. Address D. W. BOX So, Times
office ty6-3t
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/ WANTED-Nhite elevator boy Apply al
/ EBBITT HOUSE, with reference. jy4-2t
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WANTED-Two oolored BARRIERS steady
work guaranteed; hve farm hands, So per
month. HhLL'S, sos G ST. NV II
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

BUTLER.-Lady desires to place her com
petent butler. Can be seen al present
employers. s. 40 East 36th ST.
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The II A. Bradwell representation OF The
Deluge" as il is called is acknowledged by those
who have IL 10 be a more than worthy sue
cessor OF the 'Johnstown Flood" which last
wear occupied the same building at Coney ISL
and In fact. Il is q much moro elaborate pro-
duction, introducing a series of scenic and cleo
frical effects Of highly spectacular descrip-
ton
In general outline THE Deluge"-that is TO
say. the theme or story-bears some resemblance
10 the morality plays of the middle ages. and is
evidently designed TO teach the strongest kind
of a lesson on the subject of the penalties suf-
fered by evildoers. No doubt some visitors Will
be attracted TO il by the desire TO impress the
minds OF their offspring or their pupils in the
right direction while those who go merely for
the sake of experiencing a novel sensation, TO
see a new sight, will make up the great ma
jorfty for so an average Coney Island crowd is
constituted. Both classes will admit that the
time spent in witnessing The Delugc" has been
interestingly employed.
There are five scenes.
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[FO0o Porto [RB@O

Steamships Of the RED ID" LINE Will
sail fer san Juan direct. as follows:
S. s. PHILADELPHIA. 4. Sat, June Q. noon
S. s. CARACAS Saturday, June % noon
For freight or passage apply 10
BOULTO$. BLISS & DAlI.ETT
General Managers. So Wall St
LA NEI>DCE. Fast Italinn Line FOR
NAPLES AND GENOA Ciua di Nap0h
June ~; Citta di Mllano extra sailing
Juiy 3; Citta di Torino. July ls Cabin, s5J
Up Dining saloon on Promenade Deck. no
1JaAEsI. HATFIELD & co. 20 Wall 81
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SCENE /.

The rising Of the curtain reveals a picturesque
landscape. Noah is building the ark As the
sun sets and the day departs Noah and his
family gather together. What may be termed a
sacred concert then takes place. in which these
biblical personages are the singers, for The
Deluge" is not only designed 10 impress the eye
but The musical ear also
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THE DELUGE.

species, excepting his own family, having per-
ished the ultimate uprasing Of humanity. and
universal peace. Some beautiful scenic effects
introduced. An elaborate choral perform
ance accompanies these changes of scene. the
costumes. lights. electrical and mechanical eff
fects being remarkably impressive and worthy
of the attention. not only of the young. but OF
children OF larger growth.
But a faint outline is here indicated of the
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wonderful things that may be seen and heard
by those who witness The Deluge." 1t is diff
icult TO describe in words picture. 1t is still
more difficult to describe a series of pictures,
both stationary and moving, in manner that
will do even approximate justice to the subject.
To judge by results those who have presented
The Deluge' TO public view have very shrewdly
gauged the taste Of the visitor TO Coney Island
for it is said that ever since the first perform
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and become more widespread, those who formed
part of the audience on the opening day telling
their friends and acquaintance about the re-
marka BILE production.
The management of THE Deluge" are making
a strong bid for the patronage of women and
children. and anything that could offend either
has been their aim to carefully eliminate. This
seems TO be very wise move their part, for
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e'CROWSFEET.~

caused from age, squint-
ing. many by-gone years
or good times" cunning,
calculating or schening
mentality, and sometimes
from disease. dissipation or
worry. "Crowsfeet" can
be removed in % to 40
minutes. Eaggy, bloated
or puffy eyelids can also be
removed and hollow eye
CirCleS Ohliterated
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DERMATOLOGY.
DERMATOLOGY.
Ugly Frowns, Age
Wrinkles, or Deep Lines
Will Ruin Amy Face.

The most charming face
In the world can he ut
terly ruined by excessive
burrows or deep lines. It's
ruInation progresses from
mere unattractiveness to
actual responsiveness, step
by step. many times en-
ttrely unobEerved by the
possessor. In the illustra-
tions the same face is used,
and the LINES ONLY
make the difference. Look
closely and You viii realize
the fact,
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SCENE 3.

Water. water. everywhere. The lightning
plays and the thunder rolls. but after a while
peace comes upon the scene. The waters sub
side. and Mount Ararat is exposed 10 view. with
the ark resting upon the peak. Then is pictured
a beautifully realistic scene Of the animals pass
ing out Of the ark. Noah and his family give
thanks for their safety.
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BOOhKEEPER.-D Double entry. twenty
years experience. wants position OF
trust as bookkeeper OF treasurer, or both.
L. n R.. $50 Quincy St, Brooklyn
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THE DELUGE.

This is the piece de resistance of the whole
representation, and shows how the destruction
Of the world is accomplished. The waters de-
scend in foods; they roar and rage, the entire
valley is inundated. overwhelming the city and
its inhabitants in one common fate. white the
ark Of Noah is seen in the distance tossing upon
The waves
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SCENE ..

The second OF the series displays palace in
the City of on, in the valley of the Euphrate tes.
In the foreground are grouped the registering
ruler and his companions. They mock at Noah
and his warnings, and continue their saturnalia.
Noah's final warning being disregarded. the
deluge begins.
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now that Coney Island is regenerated and re-
juvenated-or nearly so-it is the women and the
children who flock to the entertainments and
spectacles that deserve their presence. And it
is generally conceded with no dissentient voice
having far made itself heard. that the pater-
familias who takes his wife and little ones to
witness THE Deluge' gives them immediate
pleasure and something to remember through
life.
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SCENES + AND ).

The story of Noah is brought 10 a climax by
a series Of tableaux typifying that ancient navi-
gators prophetic glimpse into the future Of the
race Of which he is now the founder. all Of the
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COACHMAN.-412 Years family reference;
pleasure in caring fine horses and car
riageS: reliable competent. trustworthy.
DAVID MASON. 32S Flatbush av., B'kiyn
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UGLY FROWN,

the most common disig-
urement Of all. The cause
IS attributed 10 Immature,
J. II C n / II & eyeglasses,
< 7 o u e h ) temperament
Z 'crosSpatch"O. or peevish.
irritable temper. a frown
can be permanently re
moved in 10 TO so minutes
without Inconvenience or
trace.
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MALLORY LINE. LUXURIOUS SaTT1o
ickets 70 Texas. colorado. Mexico 80 -
Mexico, Arizona. California Gsor.ia s'
i1s. ALABAMA. etc. DELlSHTFUI, TTtrTss
DE bOIEE TO MAMA. PALM UFASa
Flh.. sc. 'sta Key Hssri. solonisf fttEst.
&c talifoi MA ~ ;n9Eigy. Our h.-oLief
FocsSf 'sntne free Al aIA!.LUhY .
CO. Ia E"~-- St. y. Z.
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Mediterranean Service-
EAMBURG-AWERECLN 1--WE

Special Passenger Service
PLf OCTH-cHERBOT BOTRG-HAsrpr-1c.
AnerLLa June liam iDeutschIard' 49, d'5 20
I,. y en- :, uneii. l:30am iAnerika -. TItI7,
r nAN-June2l 4:30am Kaiserjn 4 y - - %
oceana June % loan Deutscblan5 III T,Jis ds ae
among the special features oF re-. -
are; Sril Room Ritz-Carlton Restau-sn,ps
Gen. Electric Baths, etc ain Gar-
dMln Screw Passenger Service
DOVER LONDON OR PANS, ~
HAMBURG.
Large Twin-Screw Vessels n, "A noo
Superb Passenger Accor1noo5s 80 IONS
BataviG. June g. Z am iPenns[.I,1sSe.ts- IONS,
Patr Ia -June1s :3Oprn Bsfay-is "'i'd > IIy I4
Pretoria--June q. @ am Paf~,cis ''''' 'Sujy =
Waldersee p-a,rrsa "a -''. Juiy p
June 80. II 30 am aug 4
Mediterranean Ser,-toa
TO NAPLES AND GENOA
=. oska June 8 Sl+Mol,Lrs
rAoltke. June - lP. AdaIhar. ly -
Z. 2 Aocal6srt o.l June lelP. Osksr. ,A %
CSkaf :; July II 1Mo!tke .seps -
c;ymnas,u,n i0rAitar: has Grill Room and
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pED I'd" LINE.

For Ia Gusyra. Puerto cabello C,,rs-
Gao ana AeracaibO, via Curacao .o,tt- :
also at San Juan =. r. Gaming
3 rrhipnAsAaDELFaiA. rhp Sat. June q. nom
For ia isUayTa. Curacao ana We,--,. -. noon
; 5. MAKAcAIBo Saturday. June Ia 80, -
. =. q LA -..-- Saturday. june a0 ,-'. ,'9'i
cations Tor passengers NSe"inlno-
BoCLIoN. BLISS & DAII,rTr
General Managers - WsII Il
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ADVERTISEMENTS aud snhscriptiSS-ass' iS-s'ass
The Tribune received az tAeH ,sa.
Once, No. 1854 broadway, aS.~e styeI-
and 3Tth sts until y o'clock p. hl. ersnsa
tlsementS received az the foioMt.S c'cIocs
Offices az regular Office rates untl "a 81
p. m. Viz. 25s Sth ave, 5. e. Su.- fsr1 sg,
l5S 9th ave. cor l2th 81 y EAss 80 ,vss.
257 West 42d st. between Ith ana ~ 'eesrwsss
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sGtA ana T5th sts. l02G 81 ave ~ -
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BILLIARD AND FOOL TABLES.

'FAffi EEES nf billiard and aoo
t"4'"s, high ETads Loa linJ, alley build
lowest 2Tiess MARY EROS. "a Union
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BURROWS.

are caused by a general
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face. resulting in excesslN 9
fiabby skin about the chin
and neck. so repulsive TO
many. These dlstigurements
result also from disease.
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wasting away of fatty
cushions underlying the
skin.
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can be permanently filled
out within one hours time
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days tncludcd). Direct connection az Albany
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