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ARMY.

Z
Ma jOr EDWARD 4. MILLER, Filth
Artillery. Is relieved from his present
duties, 20 take effect NJ r.. 1910. ana
viii then proceed 90 San F-ancIsco,
Cal, and report i'm person 90 the
commanding general Department or
California for assignment OF duty
at the Preside Of san Francisco.
CAL pending the arrival Of the First
battalion of the Fifth Field Artillery
at that post when ne viii join that
battalion.
The retirement of Major EUGENE O.
FECHET. Signal Corps, from active
service on March II, 1910 under ins
requirements Of the act of Congress
approved June 80. 1SS2. is announced
Major FECHET viii proceed 20 ms
home.
Captain REYNOLDS j. BURT. Ninth
infantry, viii proceed TO Fort LeaV-
enwOrth. kan. and report I'm person
TO the cOmmandant of the Army
Service Schools at that post FOR pur-
pose of taking "A special course u
the Army Signal School
Lieutenant Colonel CHARLES G. NOR
TON, Fifth Infantry. acting IN
spectOr general. is detailed for ScrV-
Ice and 20 fil a vacancy N the in
spectOr generals department vice
Lieutenant Colonel WILLIAM T.
WOOD, inspector general who is re-
Eeved from detail In that depart
ment Lieutenant Colonel WOOD
viii remain on duty ln the office 0I
the inspector general. Department of
the East until April 10, 1910.
Major GEORGE BLAKELY. Coast Ar
tillprv Corps, is detailed, under the
provisions Of an act Of { ongress ap-
proved June %, 1874, as acting IN
SDeCt0r general He VIII repair to
this citv and report in person 20 the
inspector general of the army Tor
duty i'm his office.
The following as iEnments of Officers
recently promoted are ordered.
Colonel GEORGE +. COOKE, 10 Nine
teenth Infantry
Colonel CHARLES ST. J. CFUBB, to
Thirtieth Infantry.
Lieutenant Colonel ABNEE PICKER
ING, to Twenty-second Infantry
Lieutenant Colonel JAMES A NANCY,
TO Second Infantry.
Ma for GEORGE w. MARTIN. to Sew
enteenth Infantry.
Major CHARLES H. MARTIN, to First
Infantry.
Captain JOHN l. JORDAN, 10 Eight
eeuth Infantry
Captain WALTER r. ELLIOTT TO
Twenty-Jhird Infantry.
First Lieutenant KEITH 5. GREG
OBG, to Eighteenth Infantry.
First Lieutenant IRVING NJ MADI-
son, Seventh Infantry
The following transfers o. take effect
this date are ordered:
Lieutenant Colonel WILLIAM G. BUT
TIER from the Ninth Infantry 20 the
Twenty second Infantry
Lieutenant Colonel ABNER PICKER
ING from Cbe enty-seraSd Iufan-
try 10 the Ninth Infantry
Lieutenant Colonel BUTLER viii re-
mair on duty al his present sta
lion pending the arrival of the Twen-
ty-second Infantry al that post
colonel GEORGE r. COOKE, Nine
tecnta infantry, upon has own appli-
cation IS retired from active service,
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man In every sense Of the
word"
She said 1t proudly and yet gently,
too.
And believe that stu, I know. 1
think ] may tell you that your belief
is justified. ! want TO ask you some
thing else
What would you do were I stripped
Of every worldly thing that 1 possess
IF tomorrow / walked the streets a
starved and humbled man, hooted, per
hGps. and jeered at by my own class;
and all FOR no wrong Of my own? What
would You doc"
If that were to happen returned
the girl
1t may happen intei posed the man.
Then replied the girl, Il would
come TO you. 1 would go with you"
He shook his head.
1t is not the way o. the world" he
mused.
Henri" she said softly IT is my
Ie turned and kissed her-for the FIRST
time.
IL must say more. he added. after
"a moment. 'l too have duty. And
NJ may come hard Tor me 20 perform
IT, ! must shield your name from what
ever IIdICulc ma -.. -Ch to mine. The
world knows ru....- .' us, except as
! individuals. To people know that
I have called here wiz .auy frequency.
She SHOOK ue- head
III is better SO. he went on. bet
Z ter for YOU It is best that there be
no formal engagement. nothing set
} tied between us. The time may come
when you would prefer tlIt i had
been so. II is best that people do not
/ link your name with mine just yet guu
We see how things turn oUL
IL am asking good deal OF you.
l little glrl. but ] have much more %
ask I want YOU 10 understand that ]
Am COUd-that 7 am trying 20 do just
frue right thing You may hear Ol me
ass people hear OF man about town
l a man who has money 20 spend, and
aCan you trust me2 Can you believe
/ me when I say that NJ anything iu the
|lcaSt deEree unworthy reaches your ears
tlar it Is uutrue2'
! lie laughed a bitter laugh.
-I suppose millions of men have said
lam this before. and thought they meant
/ DO. too But I do mean IT, There are
some things ann forced 90 CO.
! -I must be- Hr the club ~ certain
times-i must be here. there. crCry-
! where. often I cannot explain why.
! bot so 10 u.s..
.One more thing" nc interposed. as
she was about 20 speak. you aul i.
Helen. are living our lives. Our life is
I Here-mv lIfe is only where YOU are. AT
ICthcr times am not a different maV-.
lam the same man, but I do differsu
/ things.
! "Cau YOU believe always that wha-
] ] am mere 7 am everywhere Can yoI
/ believe that2 After all if YOU can be-
/ Ilieye that, ir is more than ralf-it is
1.-THE battle"
Il clu." returned the girl.
/ Then she, too. laughed.
4 suppose" she said. millions of
girls have said that. TOO, and found
| aur later their mistake. J want YOU rl
understand me- ] don't want you 90
think that ! am lacking IN prudence, or
discretion. or common sense / am dy-
I ing with curiosity 20 know what an ihis
Imeaus. but I am taking YOU on trust,
! Stanlsigh-ycs. StanleiCh, just this once
IL take you on trust. and IT, she con
Cluded, ElancinE az him with a smile OK
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DEATHS

cANTEY-Departed this life o. MONDAY.
March IA, 1910, at 500 a. m. at the resi-
eence Of her son. Henry J. Cantey. Mrs
CLANCY J. CANTEY, wife OF the late T.
9. CRntey, mother OF John C.. Henry J.
William G., and Astriea s. Canrey Mrs
Ella C. Barnett. and Celia c Smith
FoXWELL-On Monday, March a 1910. at
his residence. the Wyo-aiuc ALOEZO
TAYLOR. husband Of Mari r. FozyvelI. in
the sixtv-third year Of his ogs.
Mr.. FoxweIl was born IN Baltimore, IN
1st7. He came 10 this city twenty years
ego and resided here since that time. His
death occurred suddenly. His wife and one
con survive him.
HENRY-On Sunday. March IS 1910. Mrs.
LUCY b. HENRY, widow OF Dr. W. s. Is
Henry. aged seventy-eight years.
HoPkINS-O3 G1P ms Sunday. March 70. 1910
EHANClS PATTERSON, only child or
Ls1yis n, r., and Louise p. Hopkins.
grandson Of the Hon Charles E. Patterson.
IN the sixth year OF his age.
EowE-on Monday. March "A. 1919 n $50
y m. at his apartments In Tie Tr5rLI7r.-
ham. Major HENRY S. HOWE. l. & E
retired. IN t'e eightieth year of his ace
Major Howe was born in Massachusetts
IN lSae he came 70 Washington shortly
aIter ms retirement from the army. IN 1902
His death followed an illness Se,-er,1
months He is survived by his wife and osr
daughter
sBIFERT-on Sunday. March ls. 1910. a. II
O'Clock. after a long illness ERNEST
SEIFERT. beloved husband Of Ellen Saifert
Funeral from the chapel Of Jobn p
Wright Company. on Tuesday. March 15 an
.. m. Interment in Baltimore. Nd. V-e5-
nesday morning March 16
New York and Baltimore papers please
copv.) 1fs
sYME-On Monday, March u. 1910. a. Ga,
a. m. MARY MAXWELL HUNT beloved
wife Of s A. NJ. Syme. at The AshIe-
apartment house
Mrs. SymA was born in Fredericksbr~r
Va, coming 20 this csv twent,--efrhf voa~r
ago. Her death followed an illness Of two
weeks. and was due 10 paralysis She is
survived by her husband, three daughters.
and two sons
WESTON-On Sunday. March 1a 1910 AZ b.-
home 4A20 Eighth street northwest LETT
TIE MEAD WESTON. wife OF Frederic.
=. Weston. and mother 81 Walter NJ an5
Eertna r. Weston
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CHAPTER V.
The First Trial.

IT WAS number forty-siV on the oyer
ana te.m.nCr caleudar-TEe People,
ETC.. versus "a Stanle.su S-orme-
Tine charge was breaking and enter
iu- and the robbery OF sixty odd thou
sand dollars from the vaults of tuc pri-
waite bank of q. W MordauuJ a. Co.
n. SraulaI-l Sforme, the defendant,
WAS "a society man, a club man. and
man about toWu-wHieh is saying
good zeal, for the town was large
sized city
Tne charge against him. in the eyes of
$50 icry, lf his clubs and of the town,
WAS reuoHerouE-wrrr "a capital =.
Ever SINE his arrest, ln. i4rt, tho
ueuSpap' rs had Heauad abuse and
caIumuy upon the police department
The comic papers took If uD. Every
body-H ScGuIci-G Storwc included
considered the auar in the lELt OF a
stranger in The place True, he had
lived there for uulg about three wears.
but Hr had come rn town loaded with
tile best Of recommendations and lot
tors of introduction from large east
eru cities, and. what Is more, le had
made lis advent with his pockets fun
Re was a man az leisure. single
as be was, and -tiracriEe az he made
himself, le had been in great EeF
mard.
Socially ne was a lion. and ne was
as popular with the men as he was
with the women
For perhaps a year after bis arrival
StOme had held himself somewhat
alnpi-Ic made DO attempt 20 force him
self into any circle. the consequence
being tIat within a short period 0t time
le was sought by the most exclusive
lie made no display OF his wealth.
but the banks knew that Ee carried
large balances. which never dWIudlei.
He even kept iu the two savings banks
large sums which remained untouched.
Hs paid his bills, and rarely asked
Credl--Whsn De did so. 10 was purely rs
matter uf business. and he always
settled ON the due date, never earlier
or later.
Many mother with ua-riaETabIe
daughters had courte5 St0rwe with as
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Elizabeth Sampson, s. years, 1914 Twen-
ty-hrst street northwest
Henry w. FoeTtSch - years. 2gS Lin
worth place southwest.
Mary F. Dtekema, 81 years, Dewey
Hotel.
Benjamin Kurtz, "A years, Home for
Aged and IufirTn.
Mary a. Gerhard, IS years. Home for
Aged and lnfrm.
Mary J.. COchuOur. IS years. Geo-getOv-n
University Hospital
Helena Cook. year, 2O1 G street north
west
Jacob ". Houck, IS years, 80 II street
northwest
Arthur +. Doweu, 81 years. IsOG Fif-
Leenth street.
Oliver T Bailey, s. years. 212 Eighth
street southwest
Ernest Slefert, 81 years, Tuberculosis
Hospital
Francis Hopkins, 8 years, Providence
Hospital.
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The Vital Records.
Births

Births.
Charles E. and LOrctto II. IVu1dbcrrv
boy.
Russell NJ and Emma Padcett. bov.
Daniel ana Helen carr. EIrI.
Richard and Wiuilred Roland. girl
Joseph - and Anna Randall. girl
Phillip ana Lucy Wormclcy. bow
Henry and RebecC7 Lewis. Sirl
Phillip and Rosie Breton. gIrf
Robert T.. and Carrie r. Faris boy
Harry +. and Matte =. Stark. clI.
samuel q. and Eleanor -. Baxter. girl
bayard and Grace John. boy.
James V and Minnie AK bov
BrOudCll l. and J.. Matilda Brill. girl
George NJ and Georgia A. steele. boy.
Stephen T.. and Nellie II. Newnham
girl.
Charles NJ and Gladys G.. Wathen. EfrI
James and Florence q. Chauev. Girl.
Christopher r. and Mary e.. Hutchinson
boy.
John H. ana Alice N. Brecht. boy.
James and Anne Granger. girl
Noble r and Florence N. Thomas. boy
Claude T. and Nary T.. Barnett. girI.
Clye and Alice Irwin. boy
Samuel and Mary Bobinslti. girl
Frank and Nettie CarrOus. girl.
Adam +. and Mamie Y. Smith boy.
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synopsis Of Chapters Already Published

An unknown young man breaks into a
bank He finds the combination is the
name Of ono Of its depositcrs II. stan
leigh Storme. He has stuffed his pockets
with money when he hears the police
coming. some time before the robbery
Stprme calls upon Miss Helen Dumont
lie tells her he loves her but SAYS there
Is something he must tell her before he
could ask her 10 NAVY him. He asks
her what she has nlard about him.
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NAVY

Commando j. p. CRAVEN. darached
command Dubuguer 60 home and
vslr orders.
Commando j. a. HOOCEWEEFF. or
der- OF January y u DGfneI- dafaCn-
cd command GalVesto1, 20 duty con-
Lecl,oh WIN me general board.
Washington, ID. c.
Commando y. A. NcCuLLY. detached
california, TO home aud wait orders.
Commando IT, * HINES. detached
Naval Academy, Annapolis, Nd, 90
command Dubuque
Lieutenant Coumauder r. Z JOHN
SIDN, detached command Dolphin.
10 home and wait orders
Liegtenaut Commando q. W LAWS.
detached Naval Academy. Auuanrlis.
Nd. To command Dolphin
AHdshipmau II. A.. STRAUSS. detached
New York, 90 Birmingham.
MiGshipman *. F. SMITH. detached Bir-
mlngEanl, TO New York.
Midshipman H. ID. r. RURDICK. de-
tached New York To Salem
Nidshipman s. COCHRAN. detached
salem, 90 New York.
Surgeon G. d. LANGHORNE. detached
naEai station. Hawaii, 20 home and
wait orders.
'--- n- - i'hN'' ~ IN I---4-r 10 New
York.
Passed Assistant Surgeon A. STU ART.
detached New Jersey, 10 Naval Ned
1,al school, Washington. y. G.. For
course or Instruction
Chief Machiuisi g.. GEBHARDT. de-
tached PauNeul, TO Iowa.
llachiuist w H HUBBARD. defacr...7
Iowa. 10 Patuxeut
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.
ARRIVED.
LamsOn at Key West, and South Caro-
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NORTH WEST
Butts Pharmacy, 4th e. Mass ave y W
HoTnuns's Pharmacy. 1Jh a. n SIS y W
Go.denocrg's Dept Store, I'm & K sts- NV
Sessr1rds 9Th q Z sts. " ".
Howard. r. D. 18th l. " SIS. ~ w
s kann. sons Co. Dept store. SIN d
Pa ave r. W
Throclmorton. I6th & p ste. y. W
Mattinsiy'E Pharmacy. 1tth s. L SIS. y w.
AaltDy.s Pharmacy. 1851 Calvert 81 ~ w
s. ~. Cap. 80.
Sicols' Pharmacy. 18th & Fs- ave. X. W.
Paul Pearson. 18th -. & a. ave y ~
Quleleys Pharmacy zlst e g gts- y. "
Hea Pharmacy. Ith g. y sts- y w
simpson. q. F., 9Th r. 2 sts- n w
smith D. r.. 34th d. Wisconsin ave
Iayi'e's Pharmacy. s-h O. p sls. p W.
Neltca. r. A.. 11,h & 81 sts y. W
Wagner d. Co.. Ist A. Il ste n IS
lauoid's. 2fm lfth ST. n W.
Weller. p. p @51i II s.
Latltf. a. v. $50 Ge1rEia ave 90
-auf1ri's Pharmacy. N- s. ave. & n. cap
Park Road plaruaev. 1Irl ST. e. Park I'd
NORTHEAST.
E.umer'E Pharmacy. S. Cap g. 2 sc
krauEe Frarmacy- 9Th * a s-s- n J..
Lhaann's Pharmacy. 1900 ila- ave ~ T.
lamb & Tar.1r uth & f. cap. sts-
Model FFH HrTary. sth a. II Fls- r. r.
Mcchesneg d. Joachim. ID S 2 SIS n. +.
New To-k Avenue Pharmacy. r. y. ave
SOUTHWEST
EiseuorlEs PaauuacE 7rh g. B Ets S w.
Mcdonald. 7. vs.. So a. y SIS. s. w
SOUTHEAST.
BuTo7-s' Pharmacy. 10th 50. q Pa Az s. ?
Roach .J-uE Co.. Sth e. @ sts. s. =
WeIcr'E. Sfh o. 7 Ets. $ r.
Powell. ~. F.. 9Th 4 r. Cap.
ANArOSTIA
Bury's Pnaruarv cor. Monroe e. Jefferson
streets.
ALEX ANDRIA.
Carue. r "a. Alexandra. Va
ERDoELA<D.
Linton e. Nelson. BRO. Stand, ID. o.
CHEVY CHASE
Sorneman. T. A.. Chevy Chase
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Marriage Licenses.

Michael Docoskey and Katie z. Ripple.
OF Washington.
p. Bollack and Annie Boliack. Of Balti-
more.
Charles II. Kanely and Mary A. Sud
brook, Of Baltimore.
Marion o. Perry and Annie Petit oF
Washington.
James NJ. oliver. Of Fort Washington.
Nd, and Dorothy Simpson, Of Wash
lngtOn.
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NEGROES REMOVED
FROM ANAC0STIA
Two Men to Face Charges
of Robbery In Upper
Marlboro, Md.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.
A%ACOSTIA. ID. c.. MARCH Is

William Colbert and Joseph Newman,
negroes, were removed from No. II
station house last night by Arthur =.
Suit deputy sheriff of Prince George
county. Nd, % the jail al Upper MARI
bOro, Md, 90 answer 20 the charge OF
holding up and rohbing on ii insston
road Abe SilVerman.
Tie arrest was brought about by
Deputy Sheriff Suit and Mounted Poe
liCrman G.. j. =. Weber. OF Tie Ana
costa force Slivermdn visits the cOun-
~ daily and sells goods from. mouse TO
house. When ne met Colbert and New
man on the road they stopped him, ac-
COTdinE 10 the story he told TO the no
lice, and demanded money. He says
the men beat him, took from his poe
kets s., and then threw him into ONon
Greek.
All the details have been completed
for the citizens reception and house
warming tomorrow night in No II po-
lice station, at Nichols avenue and Chi
cagO street. A platform Will be erected
in the main office for the speakers. The
visitors VIII be seated on the first floor.
The upper story Of the building will
be used FOR the serving OF refreshments
Business viii be practically suspended
IN tho office OF the station during the
proceedings. The Anacostia Citizens
Association has extended a general in
vitatiOn TO citizens 20 attend
The old frame buildings on the east
side Of Nichols avenue. utilized IN con-
neCtiou with the poultry yards of the
GcverEmcut Insane Asylum, have been
razed- The fowls uat were kept there
have been removed 20 GOddiug Croft
Prince q aorge county. Nd.
-.1unt. a Policeman J. c. Feide IS III
At IFS ZONE.
A., % result Of the orders Issued from
t.. district Building there has been er-
fegt change iu the house numbers
IN this -sCuon. 20 conform 10 the recent
remaining of the streets in the town
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WANTED-ROOMS

yVANTED-Three furnished rooms for uSht
housekeepin<s references exchanged BON
sos. Times Office mh15-2tF
WANT TED-By elderly lady and dauEhtsr.
one large or two rne5i iun-siZed rooms. heat
and gas Tor light house keepiEEs viii be per
-1aleur 10 suited northwest o. C1-theas-
preferred Address so X 81 y. 2 Mrs =
o. HILTON References IL
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CCAL AND WOOD

COoT Phillips & suenemann. WooI
OOdI go St ne 9oI 4th St ne " OOQ
Only Best Grades Lowest Prisea
Phone Lincoln 20.
de21-Sa. q. u. sa =
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Army and Navy Orders;
Movement OF Vessels

Inde- the provisions Of section 1913.
Revised Statutes. after more than
t1lrty-four years service. He viii
proceed 20 his home
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Glass 3
Al other ciaEsifcationH. 70 celts n line.
un1eT 10 cents nne--Fninimum. liner
FeTsC mails. Is cents 4 line any number o.
times. Six words to a lina
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Help WANTED-MELE

Leonard west. with Cuban Minister wash
lagton, ID. O..
r. Il. Page. wiki Rep Henshaw. Wash
ingJ0n. ID. C.
=. y. senseney. with J. .. sullivan.
Washington. D. e..
r. l. Myers. r -mney. " Va
j. = DeTine. TGsTylown. n =
George Mansfield. r. y. city.
PATRICK Hickel with Mrs spencer. wife o.
late President ~ Southern Railway.
Hundreds of other names by applying az
our Office. start now and he ready by May
i5th % accept q h.gh-c-ass position like these
young men nOid
THE AUTOLOBIIE COLLEGE OF
WAtHINGTCS. Inc.
lFl5 Fourteenth stseet n. "
mh-0-tf
BARBER-white. steady work l2e 7th st.
iall+--L
BAKERS HELPER. help cor hotels today.
BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY. sos 10Th
BELLBOYs. store uorters. livery drivers.
noys b2WAne alleys lf5 1Ith ". " u
BEIL BOYS. house mon. boys bowling alleys.
store perters 1850 uth S.. w. tt
BRIGHT young uan about eighteen. 10 work
ar SOFA l1-u-' -. must furnish references.
BOX 2el Times . lee- mh15-tf
BRIGHT BOYS ca earn good money work
ing after school hours. Apply BOX =
Washinston Zines. sel2-tf
BOT-Colorec. for work around grocery store
can after : D. m HORNSTEIN. I2-h a
BoY-co59ered, with wheel, sor delivery l5H
BoT-Good. ezpereHced in bicycle shop Is1s
lth e. n. ~ 1uhI4-otc
BOY-Activs and ambitious. about IS yea-s
or age. -or otice work sood chance 20
learn a profitable business. state age refer
ences. ara business experience BOX 2s4
Times oflca- uahIg-3t
BCsHELALAS 1u ladies' and gentlemen's
garme1ts- Apply al once. 1871 Conn. ave.
CANVASS EI-S-Go5C Standard article; an Or
spare -tle- s. -1 7s DAY ga Il n. "
COAT ALAEEE,s-Tpyo. frzt-class. Cau 2sl2
coAT GAEERs-Flrst-class; can a. one.
lsl @ s, y. W mhl5-5-'
COAT MAKERS Flrsr-class. u work inside
~ OUTSIDE can ar once 1901 E. w
% CASH COUPON-
ms l.Tr..-za--cu-. accompanied with the
names gf zen young men interested IN Auto
mobile Engineering. VIII be accepted as rs
on tHe psl-a c1 a scho-arship in this co-egs.
ne" en-oiueurs only To meet the great
demand -l- our graduates.
THE AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE OF
WASHINGTON. Inc-s
1910 lfth So. y. w.
The largest school % Automobile Engineer
-ng ana practical gas engine instruction in
lLe Lll-ol states mb2-C
ELECTRO ICE ,>-E-l-s--c--ss, ana a-uatura
"-Hae-- -rry AZ IRON WORKS, 5tH and
80 y 1-r
EllFF-TI r. -CEU men % work on azr.res
Apply ,o ruDeru.eE6ent. 800 -Ith e. wv
ukT5-3t'
-FOUR CARRIAGE PAINTERS.
R. McREYNOLDS & son.
-f9 j. g. 81 ~ nr-s-g-r
FI2ISlEEI- I-E-rer.e1ced, on pants SIS r -
HOTEL PORT -EEperIeuced- 6 ulra
men l1r Atlantic city can DICKS Eg-
-I.- AHEN.h. l--r and Pa ave rlh-f---
I,c A WHOLESALE coffee and Tea house. a
good MAN. must have knowledge 1t roast
ing c1rfas. ADDRESS stating references and
sz-srz. ElA 81. IlE.es once. UH-s-5--
~ ADDITION 90 Ce De-u5rs--arfsa ana
Sa-ss-la-sLir Lecture Course. Emergency
Repair work. E-ael Practice. etc. every man
gets ac-Ua. experience on different cars ll
c-r large garage. Cal. C- write fC- pE--Icl-
easy weekly payments Gradlares assisted
o. good positions.
THE NEW YORK AUTOMOBILE
COLLEGE,
252-234 Fourteenth st. n. w.
mall-ts
KITCHEN 1-E,S- waite. s.. rom ana d1z-d.
---Llr-L.-S AGENIt. tls Le-h 3, i
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If You cannot conveniently call
at The Times Office, bring your
advertisement 10 any one Of the
f0IToWing
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HELP WANTED-MELE

Young MAN with experience IN hat So
Hlldug o. work, references. AIAURER-E 81
HAT STORE. SO 7th e. ~ W mhi5-sf-
YOUNG Man 70 make himself useful in bs--
ruoln 1875 6lh s. w Ia
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CHAPTER " Cont ID

kLN OTHING," replied the girl,
M except that Mr.. II. stan
leigh Storme was a gentle
man IN every sense Of the
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BOARD

J. y. w 1sg-rw0 vacancies IN mess %
six gentlemen superior cook. unsurpassed
fare uhs-St-
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Ghe Dashingtou Giulps
Want Ad.
Branch Agencies

where your ad will be taken at
Office rates.
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HELP WANTED MALE

BARBER-GoOd. white. al once steady Do
sition, good pay. 18th and c sts. S. W.
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ROOMS ANT BOARD

r ST n w. 5-s-Pleasaut front and back
second floor rooms with board home table.
Il"
IT ST n W. 11og-Roons and board al1l
ore room suitable for two. a. s. 50 week.
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Il ST y w. 1SGN-Pleasanr front room,
suitable fer two senueneni German COOK
iug- phone rrE1s--tc
uiCsiy furnished. with all convenience aUi
excellent board. only SIS for Two per month
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statesmen

}FASTrsi)-Tgo or three salesmen who have
had some experience. 20 represent good
proposition in washington or Baltimore un-s-
furnish references Cal 800 Evans BIfz 100
S Z. ave. bet. and 10 a. n. mhI5-sr-
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DENTISTRY

DENTISTRY
DOCTORS ELZEY. DENTISTS
Dentistry in al branches Guaranteed
s. ". Cor 1oth anI r Enuance On 10th-
fa5-g0t
aIV-EOI.AR TEETH-PafnIess. lasting Won
derfully lifeIike. brldgework OF plates IN
necessary painless 6Iing- DR. J. l. VII
SON 1908 r UA-S
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-.ount a Policeman J. c. Heide IS III
AT IFS ZONE
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s., p result Of the orders issued from
t.. district Building there has been ef-
fet InD a change i'm the house numbers
IN this .sCtiOn. 10 conform TO tho recent
remaining Of the streets in the town
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The Continuation of This story Will
he Found IN TomOrrOW's
Issue of The Times.
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MOVEMENTS OF vFSSFrc

LamsOn an Key West and Soutb Cs-o
lima at CuIebra
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Male and Female.

AGENTS. Take Notice-Either sex. 20 can
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and typeUritlng can learn hy-- 70 obfs M =
free course by addressing BOX 5oz. Tiupeg
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SlTUATlONS-FEMALE

WA-N I'D LADIEe 10 LlE-LLN p ElL-El7.-
TRTCAL SCALP TREATMENT, s., SHAM
POOING. SOC. FACE MASSAGE 81 MRS
FARLET. EZ-z + ST. n. ". mh15-trT
WASTED-Hv competent white vornaz, with
good references. weekly cleaning and laun-
dry; no objeCtiOn 10 children BOX <02. Times
officc. lts
VVANTED-PusiriOn as housekeeper for Wtd-
over By mfddle-aged woman New York
reference Address p o. BOX ~. Auburn.
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or night reference. BOX SsI Times ofEce
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