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REPORTS INSIST
GIRL IS LOCATED
Family of Miss de Janon De.
MES Rumors, But Police
Have Warrants.

PHILADELPHIA Pa, Jan. T-De-
spite The positive dcniaIs of relatives.
as well as those OF thu police. eHat
Roberta Buist de Jau0n. the Young
heiress, who disappeared simultaneously
with Frederick Cohen, a Bellevue
StTatfoTu waiter on December % has
been found, the report that the sirI is
being held iu seciusiDu by those inter
csted IN the case VIII not down.
The family are much perturbeE to-
day over the presidency Of the ~er0rr.
and although rUmor even has il that
--- j. aL ,He country estate rf q close
friend ~ the Buist family near DoyIes-
town, they positively refuse % admit
the recovery or the girl.
Notwithstanding these emphatic de-
mails, Il is known that detectives armed
with warrants are searching today for
a person or persons connected with the
case.
The air Of secrc -y. created by the Do
lice and friends o. the girl and the re-
lieved demeanor which marks thef- at
Ltude today does not seem cons. Eteut
with the declaration Of Assistant Super
lnteudent OF Police O'Leary. who. when
asked for the Developments in the case,
said there was none, and that not q
clue has been found.
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direction OF Mr.. GumDrecht- Adding to
the impressiveness of the occasion viii
be the extensive decorations Of cut
flowers, and lights, which VIII trans
form the church into q scene Of beauty
At the close Of the mass the process
sion Of clergy VIII move into the rectOry
10 meet the Cardinal. and after the
clergy, the CONGREGATION VIII be re-
ceived. Following the informal recep-
ton luncheon viii be given for the
Cardinal by the rector. Dr. William T.
Russell. Among the invited guests TO
this luncheon are the members Of the
Diplomatic Corps the judges Of the Su-
pr enc Court, the members Of the Sen
ate and House Of Representatives. and
also representative from the depart
lnents Of washington and from the
city. government The Cardinal viii re-
turn 10 Baltimore early Sunday after
noon.
The visit Of the venerable and brilliant
man. for twenty years or more head OF
the Catholic church in America and
FcnCrated by people of all denomina- =
lions, is a matter OF interest 10 ali
Washi- EEon citizens thrCnES Of whom
viii attend St. Patriclz's Sunday
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CHAPTER XVII

THEEF months later De Cardiac
sat in the hOspltahIe dining room
Of the Tete Noire AT N0ntrIcEa-1- the
the victim Or black despair All his Of
forts had been nuilifed by Italian lnesSe-
The ever fertile RECellaI had evolved
r-1-iIIon after hTouiiiC1r each one prov
fn-- more uuwOrZa bic than those that
had gone before At last CaTdll-aC came
10 the conclusion that the good Ao'e or
Tfgnv was either in the pay OF Del-IETes
or was featherIuE his own nest oT the
money the infatuated Due O. Eper1on
bestowed uDCn him as capital Tor carry
lnE out his Vaccinations Cardlil1c
communicated his suspicious to the Due
de NTontreufI. who made careful inEesti-
cations, but came TO the CONCLUSION that
the FIOrentine was honest enough
and loyal enough, but mercy an entnu-
me result Of ali this folly was that
the garrison at BlOis had been iu-
creased by over five thousand men
get through the Gordon that sur
rounded the queen In prison Several
times during those three months Car
dillac had made his way into Biois,
but each time with increased danger
10 MS life
His chief reason Tor performing these
dangerous journeys was the delight OF
seeing Mile de Noutreuu on her bal
dumb show On each occasion 1E
means OF the Irvine, he had received
down and sent I'D a Written MESA &c
The last document that went up 20 the
balcony he considered most important.
for II requested mademOiselle 70 obtain
from the queen. under her sign manual,
On order for RuceIlai TO cease his plots
on her behalf, and a command 10 the
Due d'EpernOn 70 furnish no more aid
10 the Italian COnSpiratOT- C,ardflaC
added as a postscript, that II ThereSe
could persuade her majesty 10 order
d'Epernon 10 impTisO1 the active able
this would ~ 50 much to the good
CaTdf1lac was quite certain Therese
would accomplish this necessary task
but now to his diSmay. he found him
self completely fenced out Of BlOis-
He had never used MaIOChe as a
daughter privately Tel her-What IS
quite true-that an a lover Of Marie
DuchanpS Ask her 10 arrange that 7
may have 2 word OF two In secret with
this girl I have enjoyed no speech
with her for three months. and weary
for the sight Of her
How do YOU propose 20 enter BIois,
II de CaU6iIIaC2
Il VIII enter ii I'm your cart, dressed
as one Of CoUr sons
-IIuu7pb'" Erunted the farmer. IN no
way delighted at this DeY peril he has
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BRANCH OFFICES

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SITS Main ss7I.
NV YORK AVE PEAEaEACE- %ev- york
ave and ~ cap 81
LaAS- g. HORN E,sG, CE-lstlana Fzzrnasy.
sE- cor I-h and 4 SIS Phone y zzss-
NICHOLS PHAEl-IACE. Lgsa and Pa ave
Phone IA 1872
PARK ROAD PHAR1LACE. uA and Pax
road Phone ~ ss5--
L T.. LAELOLr coz. 9Th and Z stz- Phone
R 4. yEITCH. es,a and Il SIS. Phone y 2r-
-A--- - > -'E-AA-LACE. 1885 Calvert Sc
MATrINGLE.s PHARMACY. 1sh and l.
IL T. BUTTS PEARlIACT. lth 81. ana
alzssachslse--s ave---EE1aa n 1r.l
1AE(DLD- 500 18th 81 Phone g-f eg-r
h d &c. ARD. IAN and W Phone X 1---
GOLDESBEEG s. zth and * SITS Phone ID
$50
s lAN,y. Sons q CO. s-n ana z-a-Ks.
space Phone II 700
GLiEEl$Es CAPITAL 4 D Y r r -TSI< C
AGENCh- Ls5 18TH ST. Phone p sz0a
D " l<5ED-AAJETOS. Cigar store Es-h
and J. Phone n $50
: FRENCH SIMPSON. cor tn ST. Rho5.
Island ave- and p So Phone y -sl-
GESSFJEtD'S P[AELACE sth and U F-s.
Phone y IS
: n. WAGNER d CO.. lzt and II Phone
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1888 l4th ST Phone North Ef--
PAUL PEARSON. 18th 81 and Florida ave-
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ASKS ONE DRINK
BETWEEN JAILS
Released After Fifteen
Months, Escaped TruSty
Returns TO Prison.

Released from the District Jail this
morning after serving a sentence Of fl
teen months. Charles Rudd, twenty-five
years Old. was turned over 10 the Alex
andria county authorities 10 complete
an unexpired term in the Jail at Fort
1Iyer Heights
Rudd, who had about completed bis
sentence. was a ''trUsty'' at the AIeXal-
dria county jail Sixteen days before
his sentence expired he was sent after
a bucket OF water. He left the bucket
IN a c7ump Of bushes and came 20 Wash
iuEtGu- where Hc .Eot Hlp Ir8Gb.e g-.ll..-
Both cases involved alleged completely
in IarceuleS-
We'll, III 20 back" said Rudd 10 the
Alexandra iailer this morning. but I'd
sure like a good drink of whisky FIRST
lavents had one in fifteen months and
that's a powerful long time for q man 70
go without 3 drink
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CHAPTER XVI (Cont'd).

~ THINK. monsieur, you are quits
in the right. and, II may ven
ture a suggestion. e. IS this.
sou have entered the castle
amid great acclaim 7 thought, until 4
had your message, the clamsr meant
the return Of D'Epernou and the arch
bishop The news that YOU are here IS
doubtless already travelling TO Blois.
and il may be lu Paris bz tomorroV-- II
viii seem perfectly nat Iral that you
should seek refuge in L0Chss- and they
are likely 20 take II for granted that
you wiu not soon quit 50 secure a
A. : am within these walls, u VIII
also appear probable that 10y some
means or other you nave placed my
daughter under my protection. ana EHlL
public entry alone VIII seem 20 E-e-e
crafty persons merely q ruSe To- GelsIe
them into the belief that she is else
where Al immediate consequence of
this is that the search Tor you VIII STOP.
Ell therefore recommend that EO- Sc
crerIr leave LDChes tonight and return
20 lTourrichard- Z shall have u given
forth that have appointed you my
secretary. and as Worh ID my owl
suite Of apartments here ana appear
seldom in public, this statement VIII
doubtless be credited, and my appoint
meut taken as simple gratitude Tor what
..But your great security IS that no
one viii believe you fo0lhardy enough
TO leave Loches while the hue and CRY
Tor vos IS abroad in the land Now
ask the privilege Of paying You Two
thousand pisrOles instead OF the one
suggested ar first
You are very generous my .aIt- DUKE
r-t 7 cannot accept more tB2it me eN-
arr amount stipulated ans, indeed
feel that ruademoiSelle. rather Inan ny
self IS deserving Of the money your
SUGGESTION regarding the method OF. my
return 20 EontTiCLard IS not only an exc
-eIeu- enc in itself, bur Il relieves me
from the embarrassment OF appearing
AGAIN before this effervesceu- mob
which appears TO make up the popu-a-
Yer good. monsieur. and I be- %
saw that the more I see OK You the
more pleased L am with your capacity
T wish We had others like YOU IN niEn
places within this fortress II agreeable
10 YOU. propose . o'clock tomorrow
morning as the hour OF your departure
the same hour that we left Paris To-
Ecthe--"
AT . o'clock shall be ready. my
lord s7r-Er-'
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CARDINAL GIBBONS
WILL Be HONORED
Prince of Catholic Church
Pays Annual Visit to Wash
ington Next Sunday.

sunday viii be Cardinals Day.
The occasion, marking the annual visit
who comes TO personally extend his
greetings 10 the people OF the city, is
always anticipated by both Catholic
and Protestant
The services ar st Patrick's Church
viii he elaborate and besvt full At II
o'clock high mass VIII De o. ebrated by
the Rev. j. j. Murray, OF Baltimore car
dinaI Gibbons ga the sauctury, and the
sermon VIII be preached by the Very
Rev Dr. Edward Pace. OF the Catholic
Unlversit-- The music viii be grand
and impressive, sung by two fun
choIrs-the sanCIusry choir, under the
direction o. Mills Suby, and the mixed
choir. ASST ted by an orch es.ra- under
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CHAPTER XVIII

a T the farm Cardiac mounted his
= horse and set of for Montrichard,
meaning To dine there and. push on
TO Loches that night. with the warrant
in MS pocket that would render harm
less the future activities Of Ruce!Iai.
Able Of LdgDy- But when ne reached
the Tete Noire his plans were disar-
ranged by a cordial greeting from the
father Of the girl whom. that morning
he had 50 lovingly embra Ced.
An unwonted red mounted his cheek
as he remembered that not once during
the brief interview had either OF them
u2enti 1nec this distinguished nobIeman
Of FrouCe. Even with n1ademOiseIIe
the sentiment Of youth had for the mo-
ment obiiterated her dauehteriy affec-
ton
NV lord am delighted TO meet
you. and little thought to find Won in
this humble hosiery. have Just ar
rived from RioiS. where 7 had the
pleasure this morning OF beilg received
by msdemoIselle, your daughter
= lock OF anazement overspread the
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Proposals.

OFFICE. CONNIE SIONEES OF THE DIS
TEICT OF CoLJ MBIA. January g. 1910
sealed proposals vi- Dc received a. this or
cons T1IctiuE a f1ur-rOcn addition so tn Nor
roe school Building. ioCated on Cr.u7nbf-
Road between sherman and GcorSio ave
uucs Book g. Mount Pleasant. Uiv--5-f a.
columbia. Blank form 0f proposal Sur-f-
Gcsti0us and All necessary information, ma .
" obtained -ro.a tae thIet clerk, Engine
reTIf1rd check irr SiHH9 required 10 --r-4r--r--
-rluru ... pans The Commissioner resa-.-
HENRY T. q MCFARLAND HE-N5.-
WEST. WILLIAM y JJDSON. Commission
era D = 5a5-1-s,Ll-LL---
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THREATENS TROUBLE
FOR THE MOTORISTS
Former Mayor Garrett, of
Glen Echo, Is On Hori-
ZOn Again.
By HARRY WARD.

More trouble IS threatened for the
Washington autOists from their ancient
Zoe, former Mayor Garrett, OF Glen
Echo Garrett, when chief executive
for Glen Echo. Uaged war OLA all auto
lists using the Conduit road. employing
Marshall Collins and q motor cycle TO
arrest any and all who gave the slight
rst indication OF speeding Collins cap
ped the cliWs, by firing nj a car con-
tanning the Italian awnassador where
Upon the Jalted States stspp, I I'm and
cuT5ed the activities Of the T-lyor and
MS satelliate- Now Garrett Is ia the
Maryland LEGISLATURE and wants a spe-
Gal Law passed IevyiuE a special tax Oh
Gil autos using the Montgomery coun-
u roads, the fees TO be used to employ
Special officers 70 arrest speeders. His
claim IS that the fast-uOvins autos tear
Up the reads.
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ECUADOR AROUSED.

GUYAOUIL. Ecuador. Jan. The re-
ceIpt Of a note from United States Min
lister Fox. which denounces as unsatis-
factory the sanitary conditions prevail
jn- in Guyaquu, has started a storm
Of protest here The press is unanimous
today in stating that the time has come
for the South American nations 10 form
an alliance against American imperial
ism, and. closing their doors to Ameri-
can immigration, look ID Europe for
Immigrants.
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STEAL GOOD EGGS.

BURLINGTON, n =. Jan adding
20 the series Of mysterious rD5DeEes
pulling the police OF the county, bur
glars broke into the branch store Of the
philadelphia Grocery Company They
had an appreciation OF the value OF eggs
and cleaned out the EroCers stock CT
Ears, tobacco, and provisions were also
taken. and tie thieves wrecked the cash
register 10 get SD.
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HELD FOR HOMICIDE ATiLAY

louisville. Pa Jan -.-W-frTzar7
AEmaur q eleven year old boy. Of Gil
bertoD. has been indicted for killing
four-Eear-ol1 Aaron Kern The all
lodged crime was committed while
the bows were at play. ana the de-
Tense claims that IL was purely acct
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NOrlr,ISTOVVN. Pa. Jan. Placing
oil on the fire 70 hurry breakfast. Mrs
John Sylvester. Of Plymouth township,
was burned so severely that her condf-
ton IS critical When her clothing
caught fire, Mrs Sylvester rushed into
the yard and rolled iu the snow This
extinE7Ifshe- the flames, but not before
they had badly burned her.
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CROTHERS MAKES RECORD

ANNAPOLIS Nd Jan --Goverro-
CrOthers has completed two wears ~
his term as chief executive OF Mar
land without having signed one
death warrant The record iS be-
lieved 20 be without precedent in
the history Of the State
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W.HHOAR 10 SPEAK

A meeting Of the Persian-Ameri-
can Educational Society viii be held
at the Gariessen studio Saturday
night. W II. FFoar, Of New York, and
other out-of-tOvyn speakers viii be
present
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GEORGE GRAHAM DEAD.

LOS ANGELES, Cal Jan George
Edward Graham. a weu-know, news
paCer man. and editorial writer on one
OF the Los Angeles papers, died here
yesterday. Graham was wei known in
newspaper circles IN New York, Eur-
falo. and other Eastern cities
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Help Wanted-Female.

ASSIST Experienced. familiar vata mail
order business STATE age. refs. and salary.
all communicate confidential address
EoN &-G Times office F4---f-
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Herulaias- general houseworkers. Ieg- lltb
Il
COOK. general houseU0rkCr and E-tsa vr=ts
TOOE-G0Cd- and. laundrcSs. at S Grqrl7r 81
chevy chase house next church az circle
family q three and one child. good vases.
bring references Es5-=.s
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18th 81, side, basement entrance. asst.
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uISTICE DENOUNCED.

ALLENTOWN. Pa. Jan 7.-LehiEh's
grand jury has made a report. scoring
Justice Of the Peace George H Richter.
OF Catasauqua. for obiiEirC four de-
PENDANTS TO pay S-11 - SETTLE a 1rIflrus
aSzauIt and battery case TIE grand
jury denounced HE sgm . e1hoTbiIant-
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GETHEAVY SENTENCES.

YORK. Pa Jan. For tero--z-nE
the village Of NVriEhrsv-lle one night
last fall. robhinE a number Of homes
and later engaging IN a running gun
fEhr with q constable Leo Eirkesser
and John Bryan, Of AIiddIetown. were
Eentenced IN the York county court 10
z. term or from five 10 twenty years in
Lha Eastern Peuireutizr--
The Washington times., 1910-01-07

At the suggestion Of Charles Thad-
deus Terry. chairman Of the legislative
hoard Of the American Automobile As
Fociation. William d West president
OF the Automobile Club OF Washington.
BUd Claude Miller. a prominent auto
mobile dealer have been appointed
members OF the board for 1910 Every
state in the Union is represented on
this board. which is one Of the most
Important In the organization Of the
Three As. The first meeting Of the
new board VIII De held on January 70.
in New York. when thu Uniform state
motor vehicle law and the Federal regis
tF@Tlo1 hil VIII ne discussed Members
Or the board VIII he invited 10 submit
suggestions relative TO these ulea sures-
Plans for the national legislative con-
Eentlol 20 be held in this CITY February
y, Is. and =, VIII be outlined. and a
tentative draft OF the program for the
Ilree days session VIII also ha present
ed The board meeting IS scheduled dur
tEE the week of the Madison Square
Garden automobile show and AIessrs.
West and Miller have arranged TO at
tend
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Synopsis Of Chapters Already published

Synopsis Of Chapters Already Published
Victor De CardiIlaC. an enemy Of Charles
d'Albert de- Luvues. favorite and master
or King Louis XIII. undertake. 20 rescue
TheTeze- the daughter OF the Duo de Mon
frcuil- an opponent % De LuE0es- from
"a royal convent. where she Is i7- pr-slle1-
He enters the convent. lur his purpose
IS discovered He fees. taking with hmm
Marie Duchamps, a Young SI-I- who says
she - waiting maid 10 Nile de Non
L-euli
Cardiac falls IN love with yhe SRI. and
together they proceeded tn the tarTn %
EIarurhe- where Car5iilar introduces his
companion as family friend desiring 20
take service with the queen
AT the farm house Marie reveals her
identify as the daughter Of the Due de
lT1nrreuE. rardiiLac joins her su p.1-
10 free the queen They make LzLocla
swear that he VIII not reveal their true
identity
Marie secretly departs for Bios white
Cardiac goes % L0-hrs- where be is
received bv the duke. TO whom he tells
oF his adventures and plans
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Advertisements viii be accepted AT
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at regular ONCE rates. If il il in
Convenient 10 leave advertisements
at either branch once or The Times
Business ONCE, they may be teIe-
phoned direCt 10 The Times Main
J=6O), and messenger viii call TO
collect
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NcCHESoSET & JOACHIM. cor. Cd and E
sts- Phone l. Sc
LADDOS PHARMACY. 100 F7o-fFa ava
Phone L 1856
kRACSS- PEARLACT. cor. sth ana K r.r
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SITS Phone l. IgZ
CHAs- 4 BLCMER. y Cap. and r sts.
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ROACH DRUG Co. s,A and G. Phone I.
F. P. WELLER. cor. sth and I Phone v
$50
SOUTH EST.
V HUG EISENBEiSS. 7,h aid 3 SITS.
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24z3.
GEORGETOWN
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W Phone L 1z09- ". Z7S
ANACOSTIA-
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jefferson SITS Phone L -0fq
ALEXANDRA. VA
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Unusual interest Ceuters IN She an
DnIlcemen- That John A. Poole who
1or seven years has been a -asOleue
car enthusiast and foreign sales mana
ger or the Odds Motor Works and the
Buick Motor ComuauE- mas deserted his
llrSt love and VIII now csDouse the
cause Of the electric vehicle The pa b.
cock Electric Carriage Company has en-
gagged him as general sales AGENT Of the
company and he VIII make his debut IN
his c2pacllF AT the automobile show
which opens 5u New York Saturday
hight Mr. Poole Is convinced taa- the
electric carriage stands ETISr now on the
InreSn7-d or a future which promises
% TFai me past fEror1 ~ the Easo-
le1e car but of course IN its own pay
ticular sphere.
=, During the recent snow blockade r.
j. Hewlett drove his 0a- model four
cylinder REQ from New York u Spring
alley O. distance Of over fifty miles
For many miles this machine was the
first vehicle that had appeared on the
roads after the recent blizzard
Since its inception the Chalmers-De-
troit Motor tom05EE has tup-ed its
its fou--sturv factory buildings is now
being completed giving floor space
or more i1aU 7atNHt square leet- eEciU-
si-e OF numerous ware houses and test
Ing sheds The company built $50
cars for the 1900 season aU7 il is ex-
peCted that 5000 VIII he turEe5 out dur
Ing the present season
r n smith. the California -norax
r=E0are- has placed an order for a six
cylinder e0-ECrSepows Stear1s car lie
VIII use the car for fast work across
the California and Nevada deserts
II IS understood the recently fnco--
n0-7-oF mathematician Wright Company
Of the SueCdwFH Motor Car Company in
Dayton Ohio It Is planned On turn
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HEAD MATTRESSES S. week. side wait
resses- So white vegetable cook. $50 FISH
FRS AGENCY. Gs lfth ST. sa5--t
LADY who urde-s-auIs ty-reu-itinz. work
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LADY TYPEWRITER and steno-raphe- ana
az soHeraI ONCE work BOX 81 Times of-
it
NURsE-vbite. Tor chUd 6 years old. s. ps-
week Apply HOTEL EoRLAEDIE OF
ELC1. between and 70 o'clock o. m It.
PERMANENT POSITIONS
For bright young women between the ages
~ ID and ~ applicants
AUST BE Al LEAST 3 Fl. & rs. TALL
APPLY
TELEPHONE SCHOOL,
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sI5.loGHAI'iIE.t and typearitsr IN law
~ '-tee7 5000 place Tor iEh- party state
p--rLicllars- BOX s5S. Times oEice-
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SHIRT WAIST HANDS an6 Ee7ne-E IT -
LID s. - ". - floor IL
sH-E. Frs Experienced sewers o. women
Gowns and dresses Apply JULIUS GAR
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SOLICITORS Ezperie-1red- social -Z-0-I- a.
EG1l-sEed Arm salary and advancrnaur n
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The Washington Times makes spe,
clai caSh-in-advance rates Ter Gas.
siiicd Advertising.
The Washington times., 1910-01-07
Auto Lamp Repairing.

AUTO LAMP OUT OF ORDER2
Bring 80 90 US. We VIII put 10 in Al conel-
-Ear at a verv small cost
MOORE & GO. SIS John Marshall Place
f-ho1e Man 43-
Jaw r-+r
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AdTeTfiSements win he -

Three times within one week. q cents
--Ie. dimes. caase.---se.E. 20 cents a line
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