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Help Wanted-FemaIe.

NANl hp-A young woman as baokkeeper
with knowledge OF Office work generally:
state axe. experience. and salary expected
4ddress BOX li2. Times Office. 1es-2t
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Country Board.

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GLEN ECHO. Nd; 60 minutes from c7+,-.
rooIny cottage. newly furnished: acco4,rr,o-
dation FOR eighteen or twenty Young men
as club OF singly: best country board =
per week special rates by month or s.a So,
rresh vegetables and fowls from m, own
place. excellent canoeing and fishing. larra
Doathouse Tor canoes without extra charga
Mrs J. R JOHNSTON, Glen Echo. Ma
CIdyllwood station. is7 -
BOARDERS WANTED at BrookIand Farm
me location, near Fauquier Sulphur SPRING.
Eor tUrther information apply TO r. I
SMITH, R. F. D. Route No. ?. Fauquier Co.
Va tee 1o = %
THE NAPLES''-Pieasant country place FOR
boarders; large. shady lawn; plenty vege-
tables. chickens milk eggs: terms mod
crate; near Dunn Loring station MRS. r. 5
PORTER. Merriheld. Va. 1e2-ft
EXCELLENT BOARD on car line. con-
venient 10 city: Sf50 week Address BOX
SO, Vienna, Va jef-3t
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Lost.

LOST-May so. presumably IN Arlington. gold
Brookland; reward je3-3r
LOST. STRAYED. OR sTOLEN-A small
fox terrier; black head; long tail Return
TO ass Pennsylvania ave. NV and receive
reward 1e3-3t
LOST-CoIie dog, metal collar; tag S7o2
Return l2l2 Georgia ave. Sc; reward ie3-3t
LOST-Thursday or Friday gold seal watch
charm. biOodstone base. Finder please re-
ID nv, and receive reward je2-St
brass lock Return TO 1928 G. NV. and re-
ceive reward. jest
LOST-Between Mt. Rainier and Hyattsviiie,
Md. pocketbook containing 81 and small
change also gold pin and visiting cards.
Reward II returned 10 Miss MARGARET s.
WALL. Care Mrs. Dobbs. Hyattsville. Nd.
LOST-NIay 30. going from 22d St and Penn
sylvania ave to Marshall Hall wharf via
boat TO Marshall Hail. an oval shaped gold
breastpin, inIaid with black enamel. Lib
eral reward If returned to II. J. G., el6 F ST.
NV. jel-3t
LOST-on Euclid St. between 18th and 7th.
Friday morning, May ., two paper books
from Lockport, ~. Y. Return to 1I2I Euclid
ST. for reward 1el-St
DOST-Tuesday night. small brindle bull ter
rier; collar and tag 503- Return 20 % II
St ne, and receive reward jel-3t
LOsT-Biack French poodle. named Boris;
collar has name --AIcCammOn. Chevy Chase
Phone or return to Mr.. McCAMMON, at Bond
building, NJ. 1870. Chevy Chase. c. c. Il
Reward. Uly29-f
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JAPANESE SPANIELS: black and white
swans: fox terriers. fancy chickens. canartes.
parrots, rabbits, goldhshes, guinea pigs, etc
6cHMIDS BIRD STORE. III Eth ST NV.
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nusic and EIocution.

SUCCESSFUL TEACHERS, piano ana vio-
lin. want few summer pupils; 6oc lesson. Ad-
dress BOX l2s, Times o1ice. 3es-st
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Observation-Disclosures.

WANTED-Highest cash prices paid for worn
garments ladies' or gentlemen's Also shoes
anu mats address postal and I will call any
houT. - TARSHES. 1908 7th St NV Phone
North 499. rn,,29-90f
SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. car
PES. stoves. bric-a-brac. and al kinds OF
household goods. BAUMS FURNITURE
ShOP. 18TH and u SITS NV. Phone North Igl2
: EoIil1erlZ yta and y. myz5-3Ot
WANTED-S. REBESKY, 1906 I'm 81 NV
Will pay the highest cash prices for ladies'
gents, ana chlldTen's cast-ofr clothing and
shoes ana hats Address postal and I VIII
call Phone n. ROOM ny2s-sOt
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 especially
j.. NOTES. 625 Louisiana ave Phone NJ. s0le
my27-3Ot
WANTED-Purchaser for 10000 briclC
lumber OF all kinds, doors, sash blinds
fnoldingss etc. etc. second hand. but better
than new. at about half the cost Apply
at buildings now being wrecked. Maryland
ave and 12th ST sv-, 20 headquarters for
builders supplies OF all kinds T. EDW.
CLARK, Builders' Supplies. 150J New Jersey
ave. NV Phone y. 2z9. Jest
HOUsEKEEPERs. ATTENTION. Ordinary
windows expertiy cleaned, &C each. postal
ELLIOTT. I230 7th nv. jes-4t
WILL PAY IS for the highest cerfifCafe-
on Einball- Address BOX l2s Times once
II
IRON BENCH. 10 20 IN cenetery- AddreSs
BOX -, Times CfHce. je3-St
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wANTED-Boy for soda fountain MODERN
DRUG CO, 4l4 7th ST. NV. je3-2t
WANTED-Boy, colored, for dining room
work; 10 make himself useful. Apply 1924
V ST. II
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In Prewing Royal Pfsen" Beer

every sanitary precaution IS observed
insuring absolute purity Call for this
peerless light beer at bars. Abner-Drury
Brew. CO.
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A FINE Jersey COW and calf inquire OF
JOSEPH McENERNEYs Arlington. Va.
Columbia Pike. 5es-st
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Dentistry.

CUT-RATE DENTISTRY. rms VVFT-I- q
So OF TEETH, 1915. Gold Crown. forTnAyI
~ SO, now 80 Filings. soc. AN consnirs
Ien5 ana extracting absolutely free PNTy
AND NAVY DENTAL PARLIORS. cor zT1I
AND + SIS. NV. Entrance, 6S9 + St Pbon1
- - - my3O-3Or
FOR ONE WEEK-Genuine hest r7s---7-7
az plate, $3.50 porcelain crown SO 5O- 95I-'
goid crown. s.: German porcelain filling e..
SILVER nllinss. S9c. DR. VAUGHAN. I6l2 p
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TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No extracti,,s--
no PAIN look, ieel, act. and last longer fha1
natural teeth: shTunken faces made normal
painless filing DR. J. L. WILSON. I209 +
st nv. - .
FIHST-CLASS WORK. Low PRICFS-Ser
OF teeth S up gold crowns IS up. Roii
nlhngs, 81 UP; silver filings. SOC up; work
guaranteed; no pain. DIR. GEO I. ED
-1O-NDo, eIO ST NV my27-80t
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BRADFORD'S DETECTIVE AGENCY suite
224. Colorado Building 14th and q. StrIcfiV,
confidential; any cause: AL sections Phone
Main 2525. Expert service After $50 % m
] can be consulted at my residence So95
11th St, corner OF Columbia road NV NOR
GAN BRADFORD. Jr-. Superintendent
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Country Rooms 8 Board.

SEAT PLEASANT INN, Seat Pleasant. Md :
terminus CT Columbia car line. D. g. VIII
be opened on June s for boarders; also cafe
terms reasonable Fine dance hall for rent
Apply at the above inn. teI-3t
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Situations Wanted-MaIe.

construction ADDRESS 2025 G St NV 5e3-7t
WANTED-Place as waiter in beer garden or
Ice cream garden. ll44 23d ST. NV. 1t
WANTED-By young white man, twenty-five
OF good habits, position as bartender; will
answer today. Address BOX 135. Times
Office. 1t
WANTED-By colored married man. forty
five. twenty years in last place. anything un-
der roof Address s. j. Times office. 1t
WANTED-A position as baker, second or
third man; colored- 2I2 F st. sw jeI-st
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BEAUTIFUL mahogany piano. 800 less than
price, guaranteed; on IS payments s24 sth
NV fe2st
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Chris. xanders Pride of Virginia porr

"a grand tonic wine for weak or sfclxIv
people, I5c qt- Only at 800 eth st.
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FOR SALE-A fins upright piano. cover. and
stool. nearly new SIS. cost $780, must be
sold quickly. 1701 9Th st nv 5es-sr
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SPECIALS.
TAYLOR & owEHS,
Moneys Worth or Money Back
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cherry hat-toP desk for SO; cost sal
ONE BooKKEEPERs standing desk for
$3.50; cost SO.
ONE ROLL-TOP DESK for $3.50; worth so
FINE LINE Of slightly used Ibra-v o-
committee tables. from s. 70 SO; rare bar
gains.
ONE LARGE Woodrufr fling case: q aIes
for S22-5os cost $50
SEVERAL BARGAINS IN once chairs
ONE COMBINATION pool and billiard table.
home size, complete for SIS. cost SO.
RARE BARGAINS N ANY AND EVERY
THING AT THIS STORE
4sI Ninth Street Northwest.
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FOR SALE-CheaP. fresh COW, giving thres
gallons a day 73S Morton ST NV se2-3t
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AFFECTIONATE WIDOW, 25. desires 10
meet elderly gentleman OF means: ohiact
matrimony; state fun particulars Mrs
JENNIE A, Times Office. IL
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YOUR FORTUNE TOLD-Send name and adj
dress, with 2-cent stamp and date OF birth
and 1 VIII send a pen-picture OF Your life
from he cradle 10 the grave. PROF. LEO
ANIL Dept. A-14. Bridgeport, Conn. IL
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For Rent-Typew-iters.

SPLENDID REMINGTON and Densmore.
very low rental. Address BOX 5s Times
once. je3-3t
REMINGTON. No 6, fine condition: very
low rental. Address BOX 1Ig Times Office
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, pianos. etc
stored az reasonable rates. ADAM a
WESCFLs5R. AuCtfOneer. SO Pennsylvania.
ave nw. Phone 1872 rr1,-9s- 9or
CENTRAL STORAGE ROOMS. I4O9 H ST NV
New building clean, light and we'll ven
t1lated- Low rates We pack and shlp 70
all points BROWN & TOLSON Auction
eers. ProprietorS. Phone 2520. my2Z-s0t
WHY PAY MORE? We store for &c a load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO., 1880 -422
10th st. nv Phone Main 42Z9- myI-S9t
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Help Wanted
Male and Female.

Male and Female.
WANTED-Man and wife without children on
a small farm. near city. r. A. LOGAN,
Sligo. Md. 5es-2t
WANTED-Whits waitress and waiter: COL
Ored counter man, butler. and porter, city,
six Mattresses. Sea Girt. -. ]. Apply Mon
day. 1OlI Now York ave. 1t
WANTED-Lady or gentleman Of wide &C
quaintance TO present an investment propO-
sition OF unusual attractlveness and great
merit; permanent and profitable position
Address BOX 119, Times Office. IT
UNUSUALLY profitable opening for chef or
manager assuring cuisine attracting table
boarders; interest to responsible party Ad-
dress CUISINE. Times office- 5e2-I
wANTED-Picture agents; ladies and gen
tlemen; good money made. 2o5 7th st sw.
myl2-SOt
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Wanted-ASentS

GIVE 10 everybody a chance 10 mako from
s. to SO per day by selling hfgh-ar- smbroid-
cred shirt waist patterns and suits. Open
from an 70 pm. UNITED STATES
EMBROIDERY WORKS. 6l9 F at nv.
my29-30t
AGENTS-Iegitimats substitute fIr slot ma
chimes, patented; sell at sight for 81 good
territory opens particulars CISHA CO.
Anderson, Ind II
ATTENTION. HORSEMEN: Hitch any
where; patented; big seller Agents wanted.
POCKET HITCHINGPOST co. Muncte, Ind.
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FOR SALE-New furniture. at a sacrifice:
leaving city. no dealers a bargain at 35-A
Todd place ff2-3L
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Situations Wanted
Female.
WANTED-A few hours cleaning in fats in
the morning. by colored woman. ei7 4th
st. NV. je3-2t
WANTED-By colored woman. washing and
ironing 70 take home. 7o6 Ist st sx- Je2-St
" W-NNTED-Drsssnalxin perfect Atting; first
class work; reasonable prices. 1909 9Th St NV.
te2-3t
WANTED-By laundress, washing 20 take
home. 1877 lIth ct. NV te1-5t
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FOR RENT-Eandsomely furnished suite
entire second floor for housekeeping; excep-
tonally eIeans reduced rent. 1894 L nv.
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FOR SALE-Complete furniture, coy. four
room tiled bath fat. facing park close in
rent, $3.50; princess dresser, buffet sfdehoari
silverwaTe. etc. sIo0- Address BOX Iss
Times Office Il
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Help Wanted-nale.

wANTED-Boy for soda fountain MODERN
DRUG Co, 4li 7th St NV jes-t
WANTED-Boy, colored. FOR dining room
work; 10 make himself useful. Apply 1924
v st II
wANTED-Boy with wheel. s. week. NJ
S. JOHNSON, 1fS5 Pennsylvania ave.
5e3-3t
dress r. A p. Times Office. te2-2t
VANTED-Amateur musicians for show
band; ex-members Of Times band apply 1909
WANTED-Boys 10 help in market storC;
bring references. ii5S 18th St NV je3-3t
GOOD PAY-To men everywhere-To tack
signs. distribute circulars, samples. etc: no
canvassing. UNIVERSAL ADVERTISING
CO. Chicago. 1t
GOOD PAY for earnest workers everywhere
distributing circulars. samples, and adyer-
tSlnB matter; no canVaSsing- CO-OHEhA-
TIVE ADVERTISING co. New York II
wANTED-Men everywhere good pay to
distribute circulars, advertising matter; tack
signs. etc; no carvassing. NATIONAL AD-
NERrISING BUREAU. chicago II
A HUNDRED hren,en and brakemen on
MARYLAND New Yor. and other railroads
hearing; experience unnecessary, hremen, $50
70 500 monthly, become engineers and earn
S2C0; bTskemen, so 20 $50 monthly, become
conductors and cara $3.50: positions awaiting
competent men, send stamp for particulars.
CITATION. Room pa 227 Monroe St, Brook
lyn. y. Y. Jess
wANTED-Driver sor bread wagon: must
come recommends. s22 9Th st. NV. It
WANTED - Architectural craftsmen A
GOENSER, Bliss building. jeS-2t
SHOSHONI the garden spot OF America:
thousands Of acres given free TO settlers by
the Government; home for everybody for
the asking; stamp for particulars or SSc for
homeseekers' map and guide 10 Gods own
country. SHOSHONI PIONEER LOCATING
AGENCY, Shoshoni, Wyoming. 1t
wANTED-Experienced plumbers helpers
r b CANERLY, sos 10th st NV. je3-st
WANTED-Bright youth 10 Learn Shorthand
and typewriting for Government position
Address BOX III. Times office. Jea-2t
BoOKKEEPER-Exp double entry
man familiar with general Office work; SALARY
according TO ability; write US today stating
experience in full lIAPGOODS, IiO5 Penn
sylvania Bldg, Phila lelphia. 1t
WANTED-Grocery clerk and meat cutter
L W. BECK. 200 n st. je2-st
WANTED-Two boys who can feed Job press.
McGILL & WALLACE. Printers, Il07 z ST
nv. ie2-zt
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nalide man. Apply
a0OS Pennsylvania ave. 1ez-st
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Personal.

YOUR LUCK IS IN YOUR HANDLED 80
1uture history OF your life plainly revealed.
guide 70 health, wealth. happiness long lIfe.
marvellous. amusing. fascinating. Send dime
Tor chart, learn all a palmist viii tell
you Tor 81 GOOD LUCK PUB. Co 2354
station G. washington, y. C. II
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ORIGINAL GYPSY PALAiIST, tells voIIr
NV. te9 ?,
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A $50 VIOLONCELLO for sale at SIs0- THE
BENEDICK. Room 81. 1S0S ST NV. Je3-5t
FOR SALE-Go cart. frst-cIass condition:
cheap 40S 1Ith st sw II
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GIVING Up HOUSE for apartment. viii
sell at fraction OF cost furniture OF all kinds
Folding and iron beds, mattresses, rockers.
oil paintings. blue-fane oil stove. gas range.
new gas water heater, fruit Jars. etc. also
closed cRrriaRe. "a New YORK ave. ie2-sr
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ANACOSTIA
BURY'S PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS.
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For Kent
Furnished Rooms.

FURNISHED front room for two gentlemen
by June L. 625 ID ST NV Je3-2t
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Manted=ROOmS

REGISTER your rooms. etc. with W-AST-
iNGION RENTAL BUREAU Metzerott
building Cheap rooms es well as hfRh:
eH-S = . yeaI- ie5-2t
WANTED-By young man OF good annesr-
ahce' furnished room; social advantages pre-
tefrea- address. stating particulars EOX
=. -I.11es once. je2-2t
NANTED-For three adults. housekeeping
apartment, four OF i've rooms: mfddla Norm.
vest. moderate price Address ". $ r
Times Office. teI-s-
WANTED-Roonns. suitable 1or storage: also
suite OF rooms; must be reasonable 1919
18th St NV. 4s1-2r
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FOR SALE. 600 pounds dry kindling wood,
delivered 10 any address in the city, $50
Address 2o3. Colorado building W w
PARKER ie1-3r
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Birds, Dogs, Etc.

NINE. zENITA. 719 eth ST. moved to 5O7
22d ST NV. my1s-3ot
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ONE large. front room. second floor: also 4
hall room. third floor. good stable; suit
able for automobiles or livery 1914 X 81. NV |
II
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FOR sALE-1.sOO pounds dry kindlins wood.
Address 2oS. Colorado building W W
TYEPwRITERS. IN good working order. $50
and up: Remingtons. UnderwO0ds Oiivers
Smith Premiers. and other standard makes
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FOR sALE-one secondhand large iro5
safe. only SO Apply go ST. NV. je1-st
wOOD-WOOD-WOOD pay So and so
cord for wood. when you can get sound
and dry railroad ties. used only one vea-
IN construction Of Filtration Plant savved
MURRAY & LIE BARNES, 11I6 c st NV
Phone Main 5lss- Sef-7t
FOR sALE-A fresh COW: no pasture Ap-
Ply llSS So Sc 1el-3t
FOR SALE-One Enterprise electric cofres
mill 1l5 volts; direct current; two hoppers
grinding and pulverizing- p w BROWN
ING & BRO. 6is Louisiana axe jeI-st
HEADQUARTERS for EasoIene: have YOUR
autos nlled, lac per gallon, at GRANTS
PAINT STORE. 1871 7th st. NV 5eI-st
FOR SAIsE-Shelves. coffee mill. scales en5
showcase: all new 1903 Gales st. ne. jeI-st
FRESH Jersey COW. cheap TWIN OAKS,
Brookland. D. G 5el-St
FOR SALE-Squabs. two months old: bred
JOHN ". BROWN. Randle lane. Congress
Heights. D. c tel-5t
TEN SHARES George Treadweu: 250 Ajax
Bullfrog mining bid Address SECURITY.
Station II. City. jel-ss
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Storage.

Storage.
FIDELITY STORAGE CO.,
1920 You s..
Iudestructible.
store your household goods in
tie new building free from
ycTmin-
Rugs and carpets cleaned
Let our estimator call.
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NINE. RITA. the
and Card Reader,
ington, Is holding
NV. Fee, 25o asa
MME ZENITA A;
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FOR RENT-Entire second floor OF s2I 7th
ST. NV. Of nve rooms. Apply Mr.. Baum,
Goldenberg's. 9Th and X sts- Je5-2t
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PIANOS FOR THE ASKING.

We viii loao you a good square piano free
Tor six months. II youu pay the cost OF
moving Simply make application IN person
1r By mail az our Warerocms
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SOUTHWEST
V. HUGO EISENBEISS 7th and 3 SITS sy
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FOR SALE-CHEAP.

FOR SALE-CHEAP.
100. .000 second hand brick. 200 loads bats; TIM
Der. doors, windows, and all kinds Of building
material lis 9Th St or on job. Tth 81
and Virginia ave sw. LOHR WRECKING
AND CONSTRUCTION CO., lis lst St sw.
ie9-1Or
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For Rent

EOr Kent
Furnished and UnfurnIshed Rooms.
ROOMS, furnished or unfurnIshed- frSt A.
Ss-9l4 1ooE. 81 ON st Sc Phone Je2-3t
Two OR THREE ROOMS on second ana
third floors. SO. CI3 New Jersey ave M,
leZ-2t
FURNISHED ROOMS; rev; raodern. con-
yenient 70 navy yard; gentlemen. IS0s Penn
hy4'ahlR ave Sc N.Y., 81. .5eZ3
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Wanted-Rooms g Board.

Vate family terr-is rsasonabte- give f1ii To-
Jculara- Address FON %, Times ofHce II
1872 6 NW.-Waa-ed, room and hoard ror a
gentleman IN private family; reference
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VERONA

MADAM RAY. Clairvoyant Palmist: the
wonder OF the age. Consult her on business
love. and family troubles: changes YOUR
luck. PARLORS. e36 Eye st. NV. my3I-4t
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CASH REGISTEES.

NEW NATIONALS FROM Sz5 UP.
HALLWOOD REGISTERS AT A SACRIFICE
Several slightly used NATIONALS. FULLY
GUARANTEED exceptional bargains and on
EASY PAYMENTS We sell Second hand
Cash Registers OF all kinds cheaper and IN
better condition than any dealer.
THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO.
5I7 NINTH STREET y. ".
myIO-s0t
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WORhlNGME-N win out. be on top where
YOU should be- We VIII help you bv giving
you good tGilor-made suit OF clothes slight
ly used, at prices that will astonish Won
JUSTHS OLD STAND GIG d rn,y2s-7r
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TWO third-noor rooms complete for house
keeping: bath. gas and cooking gas. Sl2 50. |
225 18th st. sw. seaST
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FOR SALE-Uprfght pianos At unusually low
figures II VIII pay you 10 see Us before de-
Gliding Must sell lau used ptanos) at a
sacrihces one upright, 500: squares low "a
IS. CHAS. II STIEFF. 81 11Lh ST. NV.
J. c. COSLIFE'. Manager. mh2S-It
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BROOKLAND. D. c.
ARTHUR II T. LUERSSEN. Drug Store.
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
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F. c. SMITH PIANO CO.,

I22S PENNSYLVANIA AVE
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Continued from page 10

An English ship had been sunk by huge
stone discharged from an engine, and
her men also were struggling in the waves,
none having leisure to lend them hand
A second English ship was caught between
two of the Spanish vessels and over
whelned by rush of boarders so that
not man of her was left alive. On the
other hand, Mowbray and Audley had
each taken the carracks which were
opposed to them, and the battle in the
center, after swaying this way and that,
was turning now in favor of the Islanders.
The Black Prince, with the Lion, the
Grace Marie and four other ships, had
swept round to turn the Spanish flank;
but the movement was seen, and the
Spaniards had ten ships with which to
meet it, one of them their great carrack
the Saint Iago di Compostella. To this
ship the Prince had attached his little
cog and strove desperately to board her;
but her side was so high and the defense
so desperate that his men could never
get beyond her bulwarkS, but were
hurled down again and again with
clang and clash to the deck beneath.
Her side bristled with crossbowmen, who
shot straight down on the packed waist
of the Lion, SO that the dead lay there
in heaps. But the most dangerous of all
was a swarthy black-bearded giant in the
tops, who crouched SO that none could
see him, but rising every now and then
with a huge lump of iron between his
hands, hurled it down with such force
that nothing would stop it. Again and
hi
through the deck and hurt1ed down into
the bottom of the ship, starting the planks
and shattering all that came in their way.
The Prince, clad in that dark armor
which gave him his name, was directing
the attack from the poop when the ship
man rushed wildly up to him with fear
on his face.
"Sirel" he cried, 1.-The ship may not
stand against these blows! A few more
will sink her. Already the water floods
inboardp'
The Prince looked up, and as he did SO
the shaggy beard showed once more and
two brawny arms swept downward. A
great slug, whizzing down, beat gaping
hole in the deck, and fell rending and
irving into the hold below.
ne maSter-marlner tore his gr1ZZled
hair. Another leak!" he cried. Il pray
to Saint Leonard to bear us up this dayl
Twenty of my shipmen are baling with
buckets; but the water rises on them fast
The vessel may not float another hour "
The Prince had snatched crossbow
from one of his attendants and 1eveled it
at the Spaniard's tops. At the very
instant when the seaman stood erect
with a fresh bar in his hands, the bolt
took him full in the face, and his body
fell forward over the parapet, hanging
there head downward. A howl of exu1ta-
ton burst from the English at the sight,
answered by wild roar of anger from the
Spaniards.
A seaman had run from the Lions hold
and whispered in the ear of the shipman
He turned an ashen face upon the Prince
. 1t is even as l say, sire. The ship is
sinking beneath our feet!" he cried
The more need that we should gain
another" said he. Sir Henry Stokes, Sir
Thomas Stourton, William, John of Clifton
here lies our road! Advance my banner,
Thomas de Mohun On, and the day is
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-11-22
=HARvARD-YALE GAME.
Two Teams to Contest Champion
shin Title.

The great football game between
Harvard and Yale on saturday IS OF
spccial Importance this year, because
the winner will be the undisputed
champion college team of the coun-
try. In case both teams fail TO score
the task of placing Yale, Harvard
and Princeton will be dihicult for
college men. because the rival under
graduates will see the successes and
failures OF their favoritcs from widely
different viewpoints.
While the Big Five were battling
for first honors there was an interest
ing struggle among the so-called minor
elcvcns this season. The Indians cas-
iIv stand at the head Of this class with
victories over Pennsylvania and Min
nesota, and fine 90 game against
Harvard. Pennsylvania state would
appear 10 be second with lucky To
o win over the Indians, an Annapolis
victory and "A plucky O-lo stand
against Yale.
After brilliant work early in the sea-
son. Lafayette and Swarthmore and
Annapolis and Cornell. respectively.
Swarthmorc defeated Pennsylvania 4
10 o. and Lafayette played Q TO q
game with the Quakers. The former,
however, was defeated by the Midship-
men 5 to 4. and BIZ Cornell IS 10 q.