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O'Brien Not Excited
Over Japanese Stumbling

los ANGELES, Dec 9.-Thc snUbbing
Of admiral Yoshido and the other Off
GERS Of the japanese feet in the har-
Dor nv the society girls in Pasadena
might be con strued IS breach OF cour-
tesy, Ambassador Patrick J. O'Brien
thinks He reached California from
Michigan on his way 10 mis- post in
Japan yesterday, Just IN time to find
himself in the midst OF a great excite
ment over the way the girls had acted
The sffair IS not OF great importance,
he said, but sensitive japanese might
consider X So I don't suppose any
Chinz will come Of st. said Mr.. O'Brien
but 7 can imagine zTitst the admiral
and his Officers think about American
society in general"
The auri-JlpSness feeling on the Pa
cific cast. Mr. O'BTfen said. made many
5ipioinaJiC difficulties, but he did not be
lieve ANYTHING the Pacific coast did
would cause 2 war between Japan and
the United States.
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THE

Synopsis Of Chapters Already Pubhshe
Morris Iathrou, having squaudered
$4,000 resolves 70 Kill himself he
changes his mind when ne is told BY
George Trevor. father OF his betrotheu-
CARA Trevor that a loan or S511,tS9 3
necessary 20 save Trevor from ruin
LatLroD runs across Jack MllingtOn, a
fngtCu asks Lathr0p TO look after his
at-aIrs while he is on a visit 10 InlcaE9r
WIKI one OF the keys with whica he s
lL-rUs1e cd LaLhrOD opens MlliingJQ1 S&ie
CepuS-, box takes Sl5l.Luo In securities
and turns them over 10 Trevor
Norris and Cara quarrel over Rita
OrteEa- Morris refusing 70 reveal the
Spanish girls origin or her hold q him
The engagement is broken M LTeFoT
seems 10 recognize IN Fi5Ja's photograph
e resemblance 70 some one he had known
long ago
At Trsvor's Insistence. Lathrop takes
him 10 see Rita The old man IS over
com by picture % her unknown mother
the girl shows him and when she pro
o=Ces a pair Of uaggers. also once her
mothers, he tries 90 kiu himself
Cara consumed by Jealousy, goes 70
visit Pita-
Cara repr0aches Rita as the mistress
o. Norris When the quarrel that tol-
lows IS a. its height Morris enters the
room
Morris unbraids CarIa, and finally asks
Rita 10 be his vie she rebsls- but con
seu-s-
Rita suddenly disappears Trevor and
L.athr0p are told that CARA has mex with
serious accident
Trevor admits TO Morris that Rita IS
his daughter an effort to find her Is be-
gun A cabl=sram from sazn Ailling-on
and sack EiIlnEt0n-s arrival al his
room lakes Norris position more can
gsrlLs-
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CHAPTER XIX.
The Whim of Cupid.

7 ATHROP turned to the door
through which MiIlinston had
made his retreat, and called
out:
Jack"
There was no reply. and he waited
for moment, then called aEaN-- Still
receiving no answer. he went Through
the rooms in search only TO Ind that
ms guest naC disappeared The fact
nTst dstO1iSHed him. then troubled
him, then pleased him It was Ger
tain that Wilmington had gone OUT
there was, therefore, the possibility
mat ne mad left ere the vital words
Of IrevOr.S conversation had been
spoken LaJhTOp returned TO the par
Tor of AIS suite, and awaited the com
Ing OF as friend IN a fever OF anxiety.
Ten minutes later the bell sounded
asalI- and he opened the door to his
guest
ssked, with a smile. as he entered the
room, and deposited his bulk in a con-
Fenlent chair Well. / wanted to
stretch my legs a bit, you know-they
were aching with cramps from the
sleeper So. 1 hunted up a golf cap Of
yours out there, let myself out by the
other door, and took . stroll around
- The block / fanCied. too. that the old
man might have something private to
discuss with YOU. and, If I'd stayed,
I'd have had to hear which wOuldn' {
Lathrop REGARDED his friend search
tnGly, but he made no further refer
enCe at this time 10 the subject Up
peTmOst in his thoughts He derived
much comfort from the fact that his
guests manner was as blur and
hearty as ever
Jack" he said at last, there is
something want TO say to you; or.
rattle something I ought 10 say 10 YOU.
I do not think that there viii ever be
a better time than now"
w nat Is II about Business Sill
lrgton laziiy took his cigar from mis-
mouth. and blew cloud OF smoke into
the air
Yes"
Wei, I don't want TO hear it was
the curt announcement Won't hear
But il is Important Lathrop urged
'BOsh- Nothing Is important at this
time Of night I'm tired of business,
and want 20 forget II for awhile Be
sides, there Is something not business
that 7 wish to talk about
Lathrop. despite his frmness Of pur-
pose experienced a thrill Of relief.
Nevertheless, he made one further ef-
fort toward confession
It's about a matter that Trevor and
I referred TO while I supposed you were
In The next room he said
-COnfOund Trevor, and the next room.
too NiIIiu ton commented went
out. and so didn't hear il. you see You
WOuid have to go over the whole affair,
whatever Il IS It's too much trouble,
now Besides, I want 20 talk about
something else
Lathrop permitted himself 20 be per
suaded.
VERY well. what is itz" he ques-
toned. with infinite relief.
do YOU remember the last thing you
said 10 me before I started for Chi
cago2r came the counter Interrogation.
No Something about the Cummings
affair wasn't IL
1T had nothing 10 do with business;
but II has been on nv mind ever since
] can quote the eXzG- lords. she is
not for YOU. unless You stopped
there, and when I said unless what7
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DEATH IN AUTO CRASH;
COAL KINGS SON HELD
One Woman Is Killed, Another Hurt, and Student Is
Injured When Yale Seniors Machine and
Trolley Car Meet.

The other young woman in the car
who escaped injury, was Miss Lillian
Foster, sixteen years old, daughter OF
the owner of the Milford Inn. who had
sent for Mrs. Saunders to fit several
new gowns The crash occurred In
Stratford, few miles from here The
automobile was struck on the side and
turned over Mrs. Saunders fell under
the wheels Of the trolley car and the
life was crushed out Of her. Thompson
was brought here 10 the emergency
hospital and is in a dangerous condf-
ton.
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BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Dec. s.-In a
brOadside collision between a trolley
car and an automobile driven by Stuy-
Tesaut Peabody, Yale senior and son
Of one Of the richest coal magnates IN
Chicago, Mrs Jessie Saunders. a pretty
modiste OF Mystic, Conn, was instantly
klned early today and a girl companion
severely bruised
3. c. Thompson. OF St. Paul. also a
Yale student, had his arm broken and
narrowly escaped being ground under
the u heels Of the car Peabody. who
tried rC escape after the accident. was
arrested and locked up in Bridgeport
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Railway Is Sold.

BOGOTA, Colombia. Dec 9--The Bo-
gotta CITY Railway Company, owned BY
Americans, passed into the hands Of
the CITY government TODAY, following
final payment yesterday Of S575,O5}. The
road was built and operated by Ameri-
cans under a concession received during
the presidency CT General Reyes The
road was sold 10 the CITY for $40, O00,
following a successful boycott by those
who Sisapproved Of the concession
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NAVY.

AlidshipElan A =. MCNEIL when dis
charged treatment Naval Hospital
PUrtam0uth, y h, granted leave
until March !, 1911, and res gna ton
IS q nlidShipuaan accepted % take
effect from March I, 1Gl1.
Lieutenant Junior grade) l. w TOWN
SEND. detached command Barry. 70
home.
Passed Assistant Surgeon J. A RAN
DALI Passed Assistant Surgeon II.
l. BROWN, detached Naval Hos
pital, Olongapo, Philippine Islands;
TO home
tacned Naval Station. OIongapo,
Philippine Islands: to home
Lieutenant G. c. PEGROM, detached
New York; 10 ParaEua-
Lieutenant Commander V s HOUSTON
TO New Orleans
Ensign G. II. LAIRD, detached Mo
hIcan. 70 New Orleans
Machinist r. E RUCkER, detached
naval station, Cavite, Philippine ISL
ards; Il New Orleans
Ensign r W CABANISS, detached
cambridge: TO BaTTy.
Ensign 2. v LOWE, deta ched New
York; II MohEcan.
Ensign g NJ YATES, detached New
orleans, to BfOhican.
AIicshipman J. A DEEM, detached Al
bany; - Shark
Lieutenant Commander J. P J. RYAN,
detached New Orleans; to navdi sta
ton. OlOngapo, Philippine Islands.
Assistant Surgeon G. Z. THOMAS, de-
Jached Naval Hospital, Canacao: &c
naval station, Olcngapo, Philippine
Islands
Lieutenant G. NJ BAUM, detached Min
dOTO. TO Albany.
Commander II. a BISP1AM, TO duty
naval station, Cavite, Philippine Isl
andS-
LieUtenant Commander A. \. MITCH
ELL 10 Rainbow.
Lieutenant & L ARNOLD, Ensign c.
NJ STOER to Elcano-
Ensign c A. WOODRUFF to MfndorO.
Ensign Z. D. WASHRCRN. Ensign r
HILL to New York
Ensign H BELT to Decatur
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

AT-1ved-LOuiSiana, Kansas, New Hamp-
shire South Carolina at Weymouth,
Georgia. NebSakSa. Rhode Island and
Virginia at GTaveSend. Drayton- al
Hampton Roads and Rocket at Nor
folk
Satled-TaComa from CriStobaI for
Puerto COrtez, Buffalo from Honolulu
Tor san Francisco. and Drayton from
Hampton Roads for Key West
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Army and Macy
SerUice Orders
ARMY.

Second Lieutenant HARRY w STEPH-
ENSON, Coast Artillery Corps from
SiXueth 70 F1fty-seventh Company.
The following promotions and assign
menJs OF officers OF the Coast Ar
ull6Ty Corps are announced
Captain WILLIAM II. PEEK TO Nine
Ieenth Company
First Lieutenant ROBERT e n
t5OOLHICh. SiXtieth Company.
First Lieutenant PHILIP MATHEWS.
Coast Artillery Corps. from Fifty
sixth Company and placed on the
unassigned list
Captain ALBERT W. FOREMAN, re-
Gently promoted from first ueuten-
ant, Twelfth Infantry. with rank
from December I, 1910, is assigned
TO the Twentieth Infantry,
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Friends Aid Engineer
In Paying $3.50 Fine

IIAGFRSTOWN, Nd, Dec. s.-Aided
by his friends. who, It IS said, raised
more than $3.50 for him, Charles p.
FichelberEer, an engineer, who was
found guilty Of msns!aushter in con
neCtion with the wreck on the Western
Maryland railway at Raven Rock
bridge, causing the death Of Brakeman
Foul,e. has paid MS fine Of $3.50 and
costs
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Not Murder Victim.

GAINESVILLE, Ohio, Dec 9--The aU-
thOTities Of Noble county today about
abandoned the theory that Mrs Minerva
Williams who was burned 70 death, was
the victim OF robbers II was supposed
for tine that she had been robbed and
murdered. but the finding OF pot Of
melted gold in the ruins has about dis
EiDated the SUSPICION
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MARINE CORPS

First Lieutenant A B OWENS. as
signed to duty at Marine Barracks,
Navy Yard, Mare Island, Ca
or HENRY LEONARD, to head
quarters for special temporary duty
prior to assignment to general court
martial duty.
Second Lieutenant c G. SINCLAIR to
Naval Medical School Hospital, Wash
ingtOn, y. G, for treatment
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Score Perish In Gale
Off Northern Spain

MADRID. Dec. 9.-A score OF more
have persisted in a gale which Is lash
ing the Bay Of Biscay of northern
Spain, according TO reports from BIZ
bao and Santanier today.
Half a dozen fishing vessels have
been lost and the coast patrols have
found wreckaEe indicating that more
serious disasters have taken place. The
wind blew at a velocity of almost Zoe
miles an hour
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MaSSacred
By BedouinS of Kevak

JERUSALEM, Dec. 9.-One hundred
Of the Christian residents Of Keval<
southwest Of the Red Sea. as well as
me turkish garrison Of the town, have
been nlassacTed by hordes of Bedouins
according to reports that reached here
today. The Bedouins committed the
outrage in revenge for the execution OF
rfeS Of kerak
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Tallest Elk DEAD.

PADUCAH, Ky, Dec 9.-John Por-
teous, tWenty-seven years old who Vzoy,
a prize as the talleSt and -'skinniest'F
Elk at the national convention at Den
yer in 1857. Is dead Of tuberculosis. He
was s feet inches tai.
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PERSONAL

MASSAGE lrst-class Treatment, fo- rheu-
nsatls1a, nervous, and stomach troubleE- 81
lgtA 81 n W
PRIVATE PARTY Seuds money on zouseuosd
soooss +-lcrlioDiies. etc 70 no-0riety o.
rec tape -1-Ee amounts a 67vSialrys sie5
payments Only so per month Address BOZ
MAssAGE-swsdI n and magnetic treatment.
z nurses - lZth 81 y W open 10 70 8
YOU WILL HavE a warn house when you
arise II you Use a Mono Draft Regulator
Fricer installed. $. MONO DRAFT RECSL-
LAIOR CO. 2SS8 lEth y "
Blue PRINTING By ELECTRICITY
2LFRED A PAY.
Ia5ne Nan -. SIS I5th St Nv
SITUATIONS WANTED
Female
yANTED-By reliable cosored s.rl. house
WoTE in snau family S00d references
Ell r I ave y "
wANTED-work BY the day: housewo-k.
Washing. o. ironing 20 sth st y W
WANTED-AGENTS
AGENTs-several. live. 70 sen BONES OF
SILENCE needed IN every HOUSEHOLDS.
Fine opportunity Tor coutiuuo-r bgIsirs.ss
Apply L D. EXCEL s1s Jeuifer Bldg.
HELP WAN I'd
Male and Female
SHORTHAND AND TYPEwRIrISG-
plete course Pitman OF Barnes. SS5. GrexE
SO. Syllable. S2os touch 1ypeuritlnE. with
each course with machine home free P-i-
vate Instruction requiring from three 90 81
months 10 complete position guaranteed
STENOGEAPHIC INSTITUTE. rs Colorado
Bog
YOU are wanted for Government position:
$50 month Write fo- list Of positions o-25u
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE
Dept 4o-B, Rochester, y I
MEN AND wOMEN solieitorz- saIa-v -
commission Gail between and ,. r.
s 70 g. m W G RYAN, lis Pa ave y W
WANTED-Civi Service students. the 0ss;
and quickest preparation obtainabls II
Warrington STRAYER'S BUSINESS COL
-EGE. Old Masonic Temple s1h and 2.
HELP WANTED-FEmALE
AN INTELLIGENT PERSON nay earn s1ss
monthly corresponding for newspapers. no
csuyassinE- send for particulars. PRESS
SYNDICATE L~ockport- y I
CLERR-Ezperienced III confectionery. BOX
81. Times Sfice-
GIRL to attend shop. Apply I55 18th St
GIRL-Capabie- for general housevvork- MA
Lamont st \. ".
aisle clerks. wrappers and messengers. good
pay and rapid advancement Apply 60 z
W SCHAUB. with GOLDENBERG' tn
and X
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NOTICE TO LADIES

THE MIRROR BEAUTY PARLORs. SO 2
81 y " See yourself as others see YOU.
ARTISTIC EANICCRTNG &c
NIAVI SCIENCE OF HEALTH. natural
nol-surgicaIs cloth-boEnd- s0O-paEs book
tree Apply BY mail IS Colorado Building
free lecture for women Wednesday 20 D N
STICkIEST STICKER that ever stuck Clues
furniture. glass. china. books everything
Royal Clue loc- Soc E'ints 81 Druzssts etc
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SITUATIONS WANTED
Male and Female

PHONE EUREKA EXCHANGE, Iell n Y
ave Capable help, all kinds; business heir
fTss 20 all employers Prompt services.
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LOST AND FOUND

LoST-Sunday eve.7:ng, from 9Th and South
carolina ave ; Z, to OF IN the Avenua
Grand 1heater, gold locket. diamond setting
and chain gold dollar Inside case. IsbsrSi
reward II returned TO SO 9Th s. S. Z
LOS--SIlver seal Of Catholic T-niye-g7f-- -
America bearing inscription IS. s Baum
er- EEect E1g-, LtS. on back Finder return
TO s s. BANNER. 1912 Otis st. B~osokIs-,5
D. c. and receive reward /
LOST-On November Il. on II st car be-
18th and Eye and 9th and = packaee 81
violet velvst and mOusselfne. Fsr5sr eviI1
receive reward IL return 70 11S9 9Th st y W
LOsT-sunday. between ST Peters Cv515-c5
and II d St ; z. amethyst and gold rose
ring Reward y returned TO II d St. s E !
LOST-TOpaz pin, surrounded with paris -,
18th St car, between V st. and c,ol-,-nhfa
road, sunday, about o. m. Suitable reward
IL returned TO Mrs HEY WOOD An 90
The POTtner, 18th and . sts
LOST-Gold chain bracelet win round
smooth cut amethyst. pendant amethyst = :.
tached. Reward II returned 10 Mrs FIFI n
ING SIMMONS. Apt IS. the Toronto -20th
and p sts.
LOsT-Gold watch on Pa ave between IA :
and 10th SITS. y W, Wednesday afrar,or-,-
attached gold lover FOB.
LOsT-A few days ago, brJ,yn T,7--I-e7T,--7I-
with name IN back. no money in n VCi7i
give s. reward Il returned TO 80 "a. ave
LOST-Monday. Dec 5, brooch. set Nth
pearls; owners name on front. Reward.
return 20 200 2 St n W
LCSI-Polnter Cemale), black and white
Monday evening name Bell collar no
tag Return to 1S2S 18th St y w
LOsT-Silver watch; name within Please IN
form Lulu L ECKMAN, 22S5 Cathedral
ave
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The Continuation Of This Sforx VIII
De Found In Tomorrow
Tines
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FOR RENT-R00MS
Furnished and Uufuru5 sba7-

y ST y ". 15-Fur1Ishe6 OF u1furutEhef
room. all co1venisnces.
nth ST ~ W. 11z1-Ons large room, Seoo-i
floor, hot water heat Cal after O'clock
r 1 AVE y ". 70s-Ro0nz. SO a week
and Up
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HELP WANTED-MALE

BCTS-B-ight. active. intelligent. as mes
sensers for The Washington Times Apply
I1-h f2or- Munsey Bldg
BOY with references and wheel s1s IN
BOYS over Is years Old Win bicycIes- can
INtON TELEGRAPH OFFICE. Ifl1 F 81
COAT AEERS-Ftrst-c-ass- god vases
steady work Ben SCHWARTZ, go F st.
aLE-y % J. 81 MOORE sth and Fla. ave
DRIVER FOR milk wagon BOx 90. Times
Office
ENGINEER for night. reference Apply
Mana SER, Concord
LADIES' TAILORS- F1-st-ciass- 40 s
- "
LADIES- TAILOR-FIrst-cIsss- a. once II
~ Ll-t-Et III lIth 81 >. ".
AAN-CoIored. 70 drive a dump wagon AD-
NAN 70 take care o. horses; must bs arst-
class ~ ST. y. ".
MAN-Experlsnced in milk. butter. ana ezg
business 20 take charge % OGr sand IN rhe
Arcade Market; Al exceptionally good p5-
s.tl'- iYf I454l l---l- a2l-y a. once % The
Manage o. WHITEt CROSS MILK CO. sth
and y SIS y v.
MEN who can sell hign-gra1a arfTcIe FROM
c"oI . door i've ones toT managers tn
L c.. Baltimore Norfolk and Richmond
SIS 9Th ST y W
OFFICE BOT-BriEht- permanent position
address IN own ha1dvrltils BOX SSs.
mes offiCe-
STOREROON NAN Help for hotels today.
BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY. SIS 10Th
TAILOR-Ab-s 10 work OF new coats and
repair work
Apply ar 25I1 l4th st y W
TFANTED-1Isn 20 learn barber trade. only
weeks REQUIRED vases after first month
81 weekly when through Catalogue free
MOLER'S BARBER COLLEGE 2O7 Bower
New York CITY
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SEWING MACHINES

LARKIN. The Sewing Machine Man has
new and slightly used machines, easv
terms: renting and repairing - and Il y w
Phone
SINGER DROP HEAD Sewing AIachf1s
slightly used, SO. cal after ?. N, s57
Il St y E
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ROOMS AND BOARD

r I AVE y W. -5-SeCo-C floor front
roo1i steam hest5 private family for 2
5000
II ST y w 44s-NtceIy furnished. sunny
well heated rooms, with home ccokinSi
reasonable
9Th st. y. W, 7s0-Lzrge room ven hss--
ed- OF men good board $ week
nth ST y ". ILEThs I1gIssi5e-Terv
desirable rooms 1rs--Class board So
month up near cars
18TH ST y W. s1S-McPhers7n Square
Beautiful rooms excellent board. central
z ST y w, 25C-One Iarge third floor front
rooms also second floor ROOM table board
SIS
5TH ST y ", 610-NioeIy furnished rooms
and hrst-class table bard
STH ST y w II0s-Lsrzs front room. for
two or three; separate beds private family
9Th ST. y. w. 7ss-Heated rooms and board
= table $50; Jransients 8 day
ST n E. SUT-TTo beautiful furnished
rooms. with board private bath hot water
heat Phone
E CAP ST. 6Ss-Second foor room; ad-
timing hath. hOt-vater heat near Library
arc Capitol excellent board
Q ST y w lsIJ-Fr0nt room suitable for
no, good board: phone service. price $50 I
10TH ST. y w. uss-Oue large bright fur
nished room. light housekeeping permitted
OF gentlemen as boarders-
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BOARD

HICH-CIASS MEAL al moderate prices
served at your home. Phone y 50 De
livery made BY wagon -fVALFRA 1E1I
y s. y. X. GARRETT, ISIS T st, y W
nth ST y W. 1114-Ffrst-class home cook
ing early breakfast; $50 Per week
II ST n W, 6C7-ExcsIIeut table board.
meals daily. for ge1tlemeus reasonable
EYE ST y w L2f-RoOus- corner house.
eoo5 home table Phone
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WIHDOW CLEANING

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDoWsl
White help and moderate prices LEON L
CAHOOE, Acme window Cleaning CO., r.
moved 30 81 @ St - W Phone II Ma
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Il ST y W. lOos-second floor fro1T an
back room; also basement room: all con-
veuIeuees-
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sTH ST y. w, 725-Nicely furnIshes r0g-7-
Light housekeePing n desired good ioda-
ton, reasonable
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Il ST. y W. 4Z1-Nicely furnished ICONS
S. per month; bath and gas
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81 ST. y W, 4Is-Sice large bright rooms;
second floor. good location a-so basement
wita kitchen and nice dining room. suit-
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UNFINISHED

z ST s ", 45-Two or three coumuui
eating rooms. second floor newly pzDered
light Housekeeping: reasonable
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SITUATIONS WANTED

WANTED-By reliable co5o7ed SRI. house
WORK in suau family E0Od references.
81 X / ave. y W.
wANTED-work By the dzy- homework
washing o. Ironing Z2g7 sth St y W
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ATHRCP turned to the door
through which Millinston had
made his retreat, and called
out
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. COLUMBIA RID. 13Z1-DelI Eh1fuI rooms in
Guiding board. for 50 per month fine home
table. Phone Col 1852.
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ANTIQUE FURNITURE

N SEGAL. ANTIQUE FURNITURE RE-
PRODUCING, REPAIRING ST. L ST
n. ". PHONE n as
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

II ST " w 508-Lzrge. nicely fur. "a fool
front RON southern expos private family
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FOR RENT-ROOMS
En--LE
Furnished

5TH ST. y z. a2-Three brIrht. coz- val
heated rooms. elegantly and ccnpIztelv
furnished 5er housekeeping everything new
and every conyeni ence: very reasonable
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9 ST y W, 62o-Furnished rooms for lsEh-
housekeeping; hot water IN rooms
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% ST. y W, 5I7-warn bright ro0ms.
Housekeeping OF sleeping
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r I AVE y w E-Seco-d floor frc
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3 ST y. W. ZI-Large nicely furnisle
rooms heat gas near bath SO Per g1lc
SCuare from Census
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WANTED-AGENTS

AGENTS-SCvera-. live. % sell BONES OF
SILENCE" needed IN every household
Fine opportunity fOr continuous business
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BOY S-B-iEht. active Intelligent as mes
sensers for The Washington Times Apply
l1-h floor Munsey Bldg
BOY Win references and wheel Go IN
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y ST y. ", sls-Furnished ro0ns- IN 60
venlences; nor water heat. s. = - d
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I'D ST y z, s3-TwO furnished rooms
near Union station and express warehouses:
light housekeeping
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-02-17
WoeTt4tNGToN NEWS.

Having returned from M extended
visit up In old Harrison county. | will
again take up my pencil for the pur-
pose Of jotting down a few items from
my homo village OF Worthington.
First am happy to say the general
health or this town and vicinity has
been fairly good 50 far this winter.
A very successful school Is being
taught here this winter by Mr.. Davis
and Miss Morgan.
Some Of our young people are pre-
pairing to give ain interesting entertain.
nlent In the near future. We ..ope
they will make 1t a grand success. as
they are going to considerable expense
OF time and money.
Several new locations for oil wells
near here are making considerable bus
ines for this section.
A new Eoor Is being laid on the
bridge across the river here. which Is
badly needed.
Mr.. Enos Tetrick will soon occupy
his new residence. as it is nearing
completion. 1t Is a fine building and
adds much to the appearance OF the
town.
! was muci, pleased from reading the
strong appeals In favor OF the temper.
ance cause when received the West
Virslninn Wednesday evening. du
not kEow who Citizen" Is. but say
amen to every word he said. and viii
add just Il word or two To the good
people OF our fair city of Fairmont. Do
keep the ball rolling onward and III.
ward until you reach the highest plane
Of sobriety. decrncy. and good morals
and make for yourselves a name that
Will so out broadcast over Our grand
little Montnln State and set an exam,
Pie OF what a people can do when they
once become In earnest For the sake
of your homes and dear ones and for
Gods sake take no step backward.
Success TO the West Virsinian and
the noble men who nave the backbone
10 speak the whole truth through IL
columns on the most important qucs
ton before the American pcopci to-day
.r RAMBLER.