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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-23
HAUGHTON REMAINS
AS HARVARD COACH
Rumor That Veteran Would
Be Let Out Is Flatly
Denied.

BOSTON. Mass, Dec 23-A+hIetic
circles al Harvard were unnecessarily
stirred by a report that great changes
IN the football and baseball regimes at
the Cambridge University were under
way. The first was that the coming to
Cambridge 10 engage m business by
David Campbell was only the fOrcrunDer
Of his succeeding Percy Haughtou as
head coach of next fails football eleven
Dr. F. y. Nichols was 10 be seriously
considered as the coach for the Harvard
baseball team succeeding Louis Pieucr.
who has coached the nine the last three
years.
n may be authoritatiNe1y stated that
neither ~ these reports Is correct. There
Do no plan on foot amouE thc football
men Of Harvard 20 have any man other
than Mr.. Uaughton coach the eleven
leNt fan Percy HsuEhiOu has as vet
given no definite statement regarding
IT'S plans for next season, but 20 rs uu-
oerStool by all concerned in Harvard
football that ne Will DC the coach I'm
1910
Since The close Of the recent season
he has given no little attention 20 the
subject Of necessary changes iu The
football rules ne attended the recent
exhibition Of Canadian football iu New
York re representative OF Harvard
and there has been no iutimatiOu ON his
part that nc will not be willing 10
coach the eleven again.
Tho question or his being supergedcd
by David Campbell or any one else
never has been considered fv the Far-
ward football committee
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SYNOPSIS Of CHAPTERS Already Published

Victor DE Cadillac. a hot-headcd. inn
uCtouS youth OF GasCoDy goes 60 Paris
ro SEEK hts fortune. bearing letter from
charles d'AIhort de Luyncs, iaNorite OF
young King Louis XIII and chief minis
ter and dictator OF France. lie learns
that his letter is a joke
Cardi'lac is warned of the proWcss or
bo Iuyucs as a swordsm8u. Trrsnrf
confidential servant. offers CardlllaC
chance To- meet De Luynes and prove his
mcttlc
CardI'lsc goes to the gate Of DE Luyue's
palace. and man. supposedly DE
Iuyncs. comes forth. Cardillac attacks
him and Is wounded He discovers then
that his antagonist Isl not DE Luynes,
but the Duo Dc Montrui', am opponent of
DE Luyues. Trcsor object evidently be-
ing 90 make him the assassin OF the man
who De Luyncs wanted out OF the way
lie remembered that TresOr had told him
that the minister had imprisoned dc
Moutruil's daughter.
The duke makes known his identity and
declares that he Is not subject 90 arrest
except az the kings orders. He pretends
that CarIillaC has been wounded Boy foot
pads. He invites both Cardillac and the
sergeant OF police 10 his house. where the
duke succeeds iu wheeling from the
sergeant a Iettrc dc CaChct. OF warrant
signed by the king giving the holder
thereof power to arrest WhomsucNcr ne
would The doctor dresses Cardiac
wounds.
The duke learns CardI1lac's story and
discovers his hatred of De Luyncs The
duke dfvines De Luyncs intention 20 Kill
him and orders his majordomO TO COM
pIete preparations Tor a hasty journey.
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CHAPTER VI

/ II + days OF the great chefs had moi
dawned upon Paris. Tt was during
the next reign that a cook killed him
self because the king added salt 10 a
dish he composed, yet if any one had
told tardillac that morning Of the com
ing ElOries or -lo French cuisine II
any one had prOphCsied 10 him that be-
fore me was an old man nc would enjoy
a banquet 10 which the supper of The
Duo de MOntTcuil could not hold a cau-
dIe-the youth would have called the
prophet false.
lie brought with him to this midnight
meal the sauce which even the greatest
French chefs agree they cannot equal.
prolonged into actual starvation, but
perllously close 10 the border.
The duke conducted his eager guest
TO cabinet so small that FL could
hardly be diGuiGed with the name of
dining room II was somewhat fan
taStiCally decorated. tho walls were Of
% very pure and dazzling white. divided
into long panels by thin gilt holdings
be- sure whether the ceiling was ar-
tUaIIy domed, or the painting of 70 pro-
duced that illusion.
The large picture above him repre-
scented tho Goddess or Beauty, scatter
Ing, with profusiOu, her gifts down 90
the earth. IU the center Of each white
panel, very deliCatcIE painted. were
fishes swimming iu am azure sea. water
~ W. '-'''- '''' gov. '-.. .'t ..' Gus
'I q HIEe, oe'I p''iiIE 'hi1uLh lhI'-
e'l pm 'he I"I'7l' a noes OF WHO geese
ny uIe aE.lIs' q pdl' piur Shl CpEy
on paI luEtH lLF IIIE ll Hlg' D.1lIr, .'.
DID INC Il'tHrlE -ia.9' "a i,"lni~ .i'hL
over a Hpdi hI'H~ 'l'dIh. hHH'h 'I
luscious grapes WIN INC '," lWlHhllHE
on .Nein IIh' olaiillIlp ,'l 'l'7, "l.N 'I'7
every paItl 'iSpla- yN ll3 l'luIE.
q sWai, SQUARE 'anl' "I,upIen inc
center on lH' onIi 'i pL"an riu9-
bnaIh WeL seq "ul a, .ll'l,IlE HgpbiN
OF colo Nlago-, anN NaEphA OF 'H"W-
paEH' -'ooN OF lLl' l.hI'.
mo- SHpp'I "a- '".'. W -I''i'e.
los TO, @,-n as si.r ID.
w" E'' 49,, 81 ,,,,,is1I.. 49,
-'r ,I,. ,,,... t. I',.., , ma,
iIi' ip ,p l'''0 .Tu NY u,
"' .L n ''.'er ..l ,f ~
49, l....J f.f. 49,. gi.. i,1 'r.
in,l-eJ arross The fabra Dc rnund trc
sor1ber ovcs of tho duko uypI Intent
l,, IInop linn from under 81 rrovrii.,,
brow fr-ful- fu fairom "a rrobIrrn
IRVING To- resolve q doubt
The expression ou his hosts face
brought with a pauE TO CardiIIac's
mind The humilatIng fact that hc had
enjoyed This hospitality upon mo- bet
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/ my daughter last That is 20 say, each
one tells a different tale, and so one
story cancels another I suspect that
orleans, being the largest city through
winch they passed, and one of their
stopping places for the night is the
spot where the abduction was carried
out. There would be less danger of
discovery there than in any of the
numerous small villages through which
the procession passed
The task that set before YOU,
therefore. is one which none but a man
or the highest honor could be en-
trusted with. 1t is to find this clue, fol
low II 10 the end. and to rescue my
daughter from her environment and
BRING her safely to me IN the stronghold
Of LocheS. ! do not disguise from you
the difficulty Of the quest, because
others have undertaken IL and have
lalled. Every day that passes adds to
that difficulty, and Obliterates whatever
traces may remain Of the abduction,
IF YOU succeed, / Will pay you the
minimum sum / have named, and a
much larger amount II YOU exercise
danger on M account. VIII YOU ac-
Cept my prOpOSal2'
Yes. my lord. accept it with de-
light and gratitude
My men have been concentrating
their attention chiefly on Orleans, and
/ regret 10 say have nos found the
slightest trace either OF her or her
CaptOTS. ! suggest that yCri come with
me as far as Vendome. and then strike
south the five and a ba'f leagues 20
2lcis, because all the guards that ac-
companled the queen from Paris are
still stationed there. Entering BIois
from the North or from the West, as
may DE most conveuuont, there will be
less suspicion Of you than If you came
from the direction Of Paris.
by seeking service I'm BlOis, you
may become acquainted with one or
other VINO followed the queen on her
Journey, learning thus every stopping
place. and perhaps obtaining other in
formation that may be of value to you
AS I have said, the episode is now
several months old. and those who
know anything about The affair win
bC less on the alert than was previ-
Ously the case. This is merely a suE-
Eestion on my part, and may be adopted
or discarded by YOU at your pleasure"
cit is discarded, my lord said Car
dillac without hesitation ct hold the
clue now in my Haud. and we win UNI
ravel it together without leaving this
table. but YOU must answer the ques-
ton or two that 7 shall ask you
The Continuation of This story VIII
he Found IN TOmOrrOW's
Issue of The Times.
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MINING SWINDLERS
FIND EASY VICTIMS

NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-In the arrest
Of Charles Adams the police say they
have member Of a gang OF mining
swindlers who have deeced wealthy
English families out Of large sums.
upon noting in the papers the death
OF wealthy man, Adams. Il Is al
legged, would address a letter TO the dead
man, to fall into the hands OF the heirs,
ana reclte how the writer had been
helped by the addressee to make his for
tune In mining shares. In gratitude the
writer offered his benefactOr chance
10 subscribe to choice mining stock.
Many relatives. It is alleged. accepted
and were sWindled.
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BRANCH OFFICES.


REH'S MODERN PHARMACY. It'll and z
SITS Main 1871.
NEW YORK AVE PHARMACY. New York
'iiA7. O. HpENING. ChriEtIana Pharmacy.
SM cor. 'th and NJ SITS. Phone y. 28as
Nl.HoLS IHAEMACY. 18Th and Pa ave.
I.Ai;k ROAD PHARMACY. nth and Park
road. Phone e.. 1854
L. U. IAlLOE. cor y,h and p SITS Phone
r. A. rErrCIL 2oH and NJ SITS. Phone \. ,u-
n. \. rATTIE $500 t;corpia Az '- -Ca-
Nl.tI.lt.h = PHARMACY 1867 Calvert 81
MAATTINGLI.s PHARMACY. 18th and L.
IT.. D. BUTTS PHARMACY. sth e.. and
hirsa'husetts ave. Phone NJ tnf9
1AItNoLD, 1901 18TH 81. Phone rol ri
j. D. HOWARD. 18th and " Phone n a101
|gl.bENHERG' 3. 7th and * SITS Phone NJ
f5T-
S. hANN. SONS q CO. Stn and Market
space. Phone 81 200
'itrt-%E 5 CAPITAL a ID Y r r TTSTNy q,
Agency HfS 18th ST. Phone n agOg
ID w IHltDCkMORTON. Cigar store 18th
and T.. Phone ~ $50
j. FRENCH SIMPSON cor. 9Th S. RboJo
Island ave. and Il ST. Phone r. gt0I
@ESSFOED.S PHARMACY. gth ana u SITS.
Phone ". -25S
$. NJ. WAGNER q co. Ist and Fl. Phone
D.. IA
NJ MeNULTY d son. Cigars and Tobacco
1895 lith So Phone North -igT
PAUL PEARSON. 18th 81. and FLORIDA ave
\. W. Phone ~ 8lOT.
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Worcester Citizens Are Con
WINGED TownSman Is the
Foremost Aviator.
TRAVELS RAPIDLY
AT GREAT HEIGHT
Other Than That They Know Moth.
ing of Observation-Disclosures
Secretive.

WORCESTER, Mass, Dec. 23.-Firmlv
convinced that their townSman. Wallace
l.. Tillinghast is the foremost aviator
or tho age, 2o0 Worcester ucople who
last night saw a mysterious airship cir
Gle and hover over this city are TODAY
awaiting his return from his nocturnal
Hight. eager to atone for their jeere
when he recently declared he had flown
10 New York and returned
NO one today absolutely knows that
II was TiIlinghast VINO made the flight.
But no one doubts #. They do know.
however. that some alrship poised and
swung nawk-Iike over The city AT a
height Of about 150O feet
Where TillinEnast keeps his aerial
machine is stiH a dead secret. For
three nights recently the speedometer
on his automobile has registered $50
miles and it is thought possible the ma
chine is secreted somewhere near the
Connecticut or Rhode Island line
rrlinEhast left here quietly about 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon, probably by
train. after having telephoned his wife
that he would not be home for the
night. Where he went is a mystery and
not word will his VIE say TO clear
It away.
''You'n have TO tall. TO Mr.. Filling
hast" is all she will say. He knows
his own business. When he gets ready
10 talk he'll talk and not before"
RMS Is much TO the same effect as
the statement Of Tillinghast recently
after his announcement that he had
flown to New York and back on the
night Of September s. They'll laugh at
you II you don't produce the machine 90
he was told. Let them laugh. 90 he said
II have the machine. have made
hight When ] get ready to talk IN
talk. I don't care what the public
thinks"
one or the men who had an excellent
view OF the mysterious airship here last
night was John b. GO0deU. a promi-
nent merchant 4 was standing on the
street talking TO party Of friends" he
said today. when I saw what seemed
70 be a peculiarly bright star shooting
toward us across the sky Soon the an
reaTance became that Of a broad bar Of
light and within a few minutes I could
make out the framework Of an airrhip
ana see two men perched Just behind
the headlight 1t wheeled and cIrcled
about over the city with ease and for
time remained almost II not quite
stationary Hundreds saw IT, There
was no mistake. It was certaInIv a
greater fight than any Of which have
ever heard and II Il was Mr.. TUIinrbas ~
who MADE g. il simply means THAI Ea
mas far surpassed the feats az the
WT1EhtS OF any other aviator
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ment which the sergeant had
given.
Poor devil, poor deviI"' he murmur-
ed. But we can't make an omelet with
out breaking eggs"
To whom do you refer, my lord2'
asked Cadillac. who was now the only
ether person in the room.
To the sergeant II shows the peas
ant origin OF De Luynes that ne should
give so potent commission as this
10 such a stupid man. Do you recognize
that SIGNATURE
Cardillac took the warrant.
No. my lord he said
Ihat is the sign-manual Of our new
king, Louis III
Cap de Dieu, And what. then is
the document to which u is attached 80
A lettre de cachet so formidable that
through It's aid you might consigp to
The Bastlle the entire peerage of France
II the blank space contained room
enough Tor their names"
'ardlilac gave utterauce to an excIa-
NATION Of dismay-. The duke continued
nIsta INK X, OF suHh a document being
paced IN the hands Of an Ignorant scr-
Eeant or police, For part OF one riabt
TINS product of the gutter had in ina his
po"eI 10 buT\ alive half a dozen of
the greatest mobiles i'm France NJ
Isu9heS, as 7 nave said, proves that ne
possesses the mind and soul OF "a meas
ant when he places so terrible a weapon
INTO the hands Of a raw policeman
Lettres de cachet have never been nut
70 such a use since they were intro
duced a little more than fifty years AGO
Ihat man De LTynes is ignorant even
or their form. A Iettre de cachet rs
really a lettre close. Il should be closed
IN such a way that the letter cannot be
opened without breaking the seal. Here
II Is tossed about as If 10 were or no
more Importance than the addition of
an innkeeper"
use made Of his sign AZURE" said Car
dlllac. i
oh, the king" CRED De MontreuiI.
with q hopeless shrUE OF his shuldcrs.
BuJ come, we have alked enough of
this. Are YOU ready for supner2''
VI confess to an appetite" said the
young man indiffcrCntIy. 1T rs some
hours since I dined."
II shall be very glad Of your com
panN' concluded his lOrdship. and they
mounted the stairs together
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BRITT IS SLATED
TO FIGHT ATTELL
Baltimore Boxer Denies That
Brittc1 Is TO Meet Cham
pIOn
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Dee, -a.-youug
Britt. the featherwoignt champion of
tho South. is chagriued over the roc
cent report that Jack Biittou. of Chi
oagO, is 90 meet Abe AttcII. the Amer
Jean fcathCrwciELt cLslpi0u on New
Year Day az savannah. Britt las
articles showing that he signed %
face AttcIl on that date. and fe Duz-
lied a. 90 how che runor about BRIT
ron Clashiug with AtteiI originated.
The local boxer has been training
for the Attoll contest for a. week on
more, and 20 is apparent that he
means TO DE az his best when DE
leaves this city for Savannah next
Tuesday.
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VIRGINIA-Moyinq Pict71res-

An attractive bin Is promised for the
Virginia Theatcr for the week begin
ming s,vt Sunday evening This I2,,
continuous vaudeville playhouse on
Niuth street, near T. street. has enjoyed
large patronage since it's opening
William NlrCE, tho manager, states thai
the bookings hc has arranged will main
tain tlIt interest on the part Of thea
tcrguC S. The Virginia Is open from iI
clocll IN the morning until ii at, night.
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CRAFTSMAN WANTED
IN ARSENAL SHOP
Civil Service Commission An
nOunCeS Examinations to Fill
ST 500 Vacancy.

Announcement was made today by
the civil Service Commission that on
January rs, ~ and - examinations
will be held to obtain oligiblcs from
which to make ccrtIfcatiou 10 uu a
vacancy IN the position of senior me
ChauiCaI and optical craftsman al the
Fraukiord arsenal. Philadelphia. The
position pays $1,000 per aUuUm.
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AMERICAN RIDER
BUYS BIG ESTATE

LONDON. Dec. 23-Dauuy Maher.
the American jockey. has just bought
the house and estate known as Crop
well Hall, near Nottingham. Tor
So. 800.
II is within easy reach of the cOun-
try hunted by three famous packs OF
FOX hounds, namely, the Harrington,
Bclvoir, and Quoru, which fact iuGu-
cnced the purchase, Maher being very
fond Of hunting.
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Horses and Vehicles.


FOR SALE-Light doubie-po;e harness s21.51
cost 500, sets silver mounted harness. suit
able Tor any style carriage. So and So
Cost more than double. Gamer has no fur
rhe~ use for same. can he seen az GER
NUILLEES 6u la ave de2--St'
FOR SAIlE-ChrIstmas gifts OF horse and
carriage goods All robes whips blankets.
saddles. brides. buEEics, ruElbOuts. Surveys.
brouEhams. yict1riss an delivery wagons
az cost this week. large furniture wagons.
small mule basket cart and harness Tor
children cheap FOR cash. also sleigh
GREEN'S. 5e 10th st. n. W de2l-Stis
FOR HIRE-Pieasure teams. business teams
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CHPTER Y Continued.)

1HEN the coachman had re-
M tired. the duke rose from the
w table, picking up the docu-
ment which the sergeant had
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WASH. NEWS CO.. $40 9TH n. w.
Nt-s-e-D
10 YOU WANT TO LEARN 10 RE A
CEIAUFFEI-E0 This course will enable YOU
to become a chauffeur IN from six to eight
thorough and practical training the best IN
rHe city Positions for competent qradu-
ates. Rates reasonable Call or phone Main
I-A for iul particulars. WASHINGTON
AUTO SCHOOL. ga 18th ST. \ w deo1-Sts
ENGINEER who understands electric ana
steam. second engineer who understands
electric and steam. either white or coIored
So month with room and board. bring ref
ercnces- FISHERS AGENCY. 49 1O,h ST.
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HELLER Experienced. running Gas pipes
Apply -2le lfth. de-2-stc
ONE MORE HANDY MAN wIih Tools sro
.5- steady Job year around. JACK, Sign
Maker, s2t y st. It.
Statesmen. shoes. az once. Apply
THORNTON SHOE STORE. sNs-7oS 9TH. Nv.
TAILOR-slcady job Apply ans ~ g.
TAILOR or bushclman. at once. 100 p ST.
TTEMAN- Experienced who understands
washing thoroughly. SHOREHAAI HOTEL
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WATERS experienced at orcc.
MARYLAND LUNCH. lo0S Pa. ave. dczI-ytc
WANTED-5ieu 90 learn barber trade. only
Few weeks TcquircdS wages after first
month. steady pusiuQE guaranteed, write for
catalogue NOLERS BARBER COLLEGE.
-o5 BoUcry, New York CITY de19-st'
YOUTH to set type. experience necessary
LAMB Il TILDEN, I-5 1Sth ST. n w Itr
YOUNG MAN-EdUcatod, 90 attend to office
fu Washington for Canadian hrul; must
handv ritnE, stating age, etc, TO BEN Is
PANNETT, Ottawa, ontario, Canada.
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