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The Standing Alb Of H. Stanleigh StOrme
William Hamilton Osbogne--

perfect confidence. "you are deceiving
me III what you say or what you are
wlv-why, ] ana deceived, indeed.
some day. me returned, YOU Wi4l
know and then YOU can better judge
for yourself AS for the rest ] would
count myself the happiest OF men were
II not Tor this terrible incubus that
hangs over me- But We-well hope Tor
the best, and as soon as / can, and in
the best way ] can, consistent always
WITH honor and good Faith, / shall ue
iiee 10 tell you everything, ana to-to
claim YOU u---'
He did not finish the sentence. In
stead, he stretched forth his arms. and
having stretched them forth, he did not
withdraw them.
Ten minutes later whH Helen Dumont
at his side, he steppe@ into the han
and donued his loue psack coat and
turned mp his tTous@s.
lie took from his 1pcKti gold hunt
ing case watch, touched & small spring.
n was repeater, ard "A struck the
hour
Half past nine" hc exclaimed. 81
am que noW-at the CIun- G0ouby-"
lie opened the door a-sd placed upon
his head an opera hat
What a beasty night" he said
"GOGdby. Helen"
"Goodby." returned the girl.
She watched him 30 and then closed
the door
What an awful night # is." she
unused.
Then sne went into the little room.
and. slipping from beneath the pages
Of book a photograph sat down boy the
FIRE and gazed at 81 for a long while.
And there she sat and thought until
her maid came down.
Miss DumOnt,' she exclaimed, hav-
en't YOU rctircdI I'
Dear me- returned the girl with a
blush, IT forgot an about Fl. IL must
be late What is the tiwoT'
The maid consulted clock upon 1he
mautel.
"It is just half past I2." she said.
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man In every sense Of the
word"
She said it proudly and get gently.
too
And believe that still, Z know, 1
! think I 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 l possess
If tomorrow I walked the streets a
starved and humbled man. hootcd. per
haps, and Jeered at by my own class;
and all for no wrong Of my own? What
would YOU do?"
III that we're 20 happen returned
the girl.
1t may happen" intsrposed the man.
Then" replied the girl, Il would
come 10 you. 1 would go with YOU"
He shook his head.
1T is not the way of the world" he
mused.
Henry" she said softly 1T is my
He turned and kissed her-for the FIRST
time.
IL must say more" he added. after
"a moment .I TOO have 20 duty. And
lJ may come hard Tor me 10 perform
10. 1 must shield your name from what
ever Iidlcu.e May attach to mine. The
world knows uotliuc of us. except as
individuals. DO people know that 1
have called here with any frequency
She shook neg head
III is better SO. he went on, bet
ter for YOU. lt is best that there be
no formal engagement. nothing set
tied between us The time may come
when you would prefer tlar n mad
been SO. II is best that people do not
link your name with mine just yet until
we see how things turn out.
II am asking a good deal OF You,
little EirI. but I have much more 90
ask. / want YOU 10 understand that /
Am Eo1d-that 7 am trying TO do just
tine right thing. You may hear OF m"
as people hear Of man about town
a man VINO mas money 90 spend, and
"Can vou trust me. Can YOU believe
me when D say that II anything iu the
least deE-ce unworthy reaches your ears
that il lis untrue
He laughed q bitter laugh
"I suppose millions of men have said
lam this before. and thought they meant
rr too. But [ do mean 60. There are
some things I am forced 90 do.
tmes-I must be here. there. every
where. often I cannot explain why,
bat so 10 u.s.
zone more thing ne iuterposcd. as
she was about TO speak; you and j.
Helen, are living our lives. our life IS
laTe-wv life is only where you are. At
ether times ] am not different mani
aw the same man, but I do different
things
-Can you believe always that what
! j am here 7 ann eve-ywEerc2 Can YOU
believe that- After an. if YOU can be
/ IHeye that. IT. is more than nalf-it is ali
I the battle"
Il can" returned the girl
t Then she, too laughed.
| Il SUPPOSE she said. millions Of
/ girls nave said that too, and found
l out later their mistake. ] want you tr
understand me ] don't want YOU 90
I think that ] am lacking IN prudence, or
discretion, or common sense J am dy-
ling with curiosity 90 know what all this
/ means, but T am taking YOU on trust,
Stauleigh-yes. StanleiChr just this once
| II take you on trust. and IT," she con-
Cluded. Eiancing AT Kim with a smile OF
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Army and Navy Orders;
Movement of Vessels
ARMY

ARMY.
Z aiOr EDWARD 4. MILLER, Fifth
Artillery. Is relieved from his present
duties. 10 take effect May T. lgIn auI
viii then proceed To- San Francisco.
Cal. and report in person 10 the
commanding general, Department or
California. for assignment OF duty
at the Preside of san FTauclsco,
Cal, pending the arrival Of lle First
battalion of the Fifth Field Artillery
at that post, when he VIII join that
battalion.
The retirement of Major EUGENE O.
FECHEI. Signal Corps from active
service on March IA, 1910, under the
requirements of the act Of Congress
approved June 80 lNS-, is announced
Major FECHET viii proceed 10 MS
home.
Captain REYNOLDS j. BURT. Ninth
infantry, will proceed TO Fort LeaN-
enWOTth, Kan, and report I'm person
10 the COmmandant Of the Army
Service Schools at tHat post for pUr-
pose of taking "a special course ln
the Army Signal School
Lieutenant Colonel CHARLES G.. NOR
TON, Fifth Infantry, acting in
spector general, is detailed for Scrv-
ice and to dN a vacancy In the in
spector generals depdTtmeuJ. vice
Lieutenant Colonel WILLIAM I.
WOOD, inspector general. who IS re-
Eeyed from detail In that depart
TueQt. lieutenant Aft'i'l A DOD
viii remain on duty in the office OF
the inspector general, Department OF
the East, until April l0, 1910.
Major GEORGE BLAkELT. Coas' Ar
rulprv Corps, is detailed, under the
provisions OF an act of Congress ap-
proved June p, 1874, as acting in
speCt0r general. He Will reDa 20
this citv and report IN person TO the
inspector general Of the army for
duty I'm his office
The following assignments OF officers
recently promoted are ordered:
Colonel GEORGE r. COOKE, 90 Nine
teenth Infantry.
Colonel CHARLES ST. J. CHUBB, to
Thirtieth Infantry
Lieutenant Colonel ABNER PICKER
ING. TO Twenty-second Infantry.
Lieutenant Colonel JAMES A Nancy,
to Second Infantry
Major GEORGE w. MARTIN. to Sew
enteenth Infantry.
Major CHARLES H. MARTIN, to First
Infantry.
( Captain JOHN I. JORDAN, 10 Eight
eenJh Infantry
Captain WALTER B. ELLIOTT. 10
fwcnty-third Infantry.
First Lieutenant KEITH s. GREG
OIt6, 90 Eighteenth Infantry
First Lieutenant IRVING VI. MADI-
son, Seventh Infantry
The following transfers To take effect
/ this date are ordered:
! Lieutenant Colonel WILLIAM O BUT
TIER from the Ninth Infantry to the
Twenty second Infantry
/ Lieutenant Colonel ABNER PICKER
ING from rbe Twenty Infan-
try 10 lhC Ninth Infantry
7 . -,.-+er,,, ,,r Colonel r,r --r--r,r 1T, lin go
mair ol duty al his present sta
tion pending the arrival Of the TWen-
ty-second Infantry al that post
I Colonel GEORGE r. COOKE. Nine
tecuth Infantry. up0- ms own appli-
cation Is retired from active service,
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Elizabeth Sampson, s. years. IGf4 Tween
ty-hrst street northwest
Henry W. FOCTtsch, - years. 2CS LIN
worth place southwest
Hotel.
BENJAMIN Kurtz. "A years, Home for
Aged and Inhrm.
Mary a. Gerhard, IS years, Home for
Aged and nfrm.
Mary i. CoChHour. s. years. Georgetown
University Hospital
Helena Cook, I year, Dol G street north
west
Jacob W. Houck. 70 years, 50 H street
northwest
Arthur L. Doweu. 81 years. Is00 Flf-
Leeuth street
Oliver T. Bailey. 65 years. PIP Ffvbfb
street southwest.
Ernest S!efert, 81 years. Tuberculosis
Hospital
Francis. Hopkins, 5 years. Providence
Hospital.
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DEATHS

CANTEY-Departed this life on Monday.
March IL 1910. at 500 a. m. az the resi-
esnee Of her son, Henry J. cantay. Mrs
CHANEN J. CANTEY, wife Of the late T.
9. Cantey, mother of John c.. Henry J.
William O., and Ast'4es s. Canrev. Mrs
Ella C. Barnett. and Celia =. Smith
FoNWELL-On AIcn3ay. March "a. 1910. AZ
his residence. rr1 lyv.-flur ATO%Zo
TAILOR husband OF Mary q. F07yyeII in
the siLty-third year Of his age.
Mr. FONweU was born IN baltimore fr,
-sA,' he came % this city twenty years
$50 and resided here since that time His
dean occurred suddenly. His wife and one
fo1 survive him.
HENlSY-Or Sunday. March IS, 1910. Mrs.
Lucy B. ltENI.N, widow OF DR.. W. s. s.
Henry. ageG scvanty-ejght years.
HoPKNs-On Sunday. March 1s 1910
FRANCIS PATTERSON, only ch5f,I ~
Lewis n jr, and Louise j. FIoDl-t-s
grandson Of the Hon Charles 2. Patterson
IN the sixth year of his age
EoWE-on Monday. March Il. 1910. Al s-e0
m, az MS apartments In the BuCkinr-
nam, Major HENRY s HOWE. L s. f.
retired. IN the eiEhtIeth wear of hts sr..
MAJOR Howe was born in Nassachusefrs
IN 1880. He came To Washington sbgrfIy
after his retirement from the ar-,y- T,- rs1s
His death followed an lIInerr 7r ----r
months. he is survived by his wife and rBr
daughter.
SEIFERT-On Sunday, March 72 1910 ,- -
oc-ock. after long illness. ERNEST
funeral from the chapel OF John r.
Wright Company. on Tuesday March T- a.
.. m Interment in Baltimore. Nj Wa
nesday morning. March IS
New York and Baltimore papers please
copv) -
sYME-On Monday, March Il. 1910. a. a.ql
a m, MARY Maxwell HUNT. brroyo4
wife of $. a. ". Syme al the Asbia,
apartment house.
Mrs syme was born in Fredericksbu-r
va comins e" tnlS CEy twenty eight Yea -s
ago. Her death followed an illness of tU-r
weeks. and was due 90 PARALYSIS she /.
survived by her husband. three daughters
and two sons
WESION-en sunday, March i3 1910 az ne-
home. 4420 Eichth street rorthv-cst Tr---
TIE MEAD WESTON. wife or T-ra,5e-trt
+. Weston, and mother of Walter II an
Bertha r. Weston
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CHAPTER V
The First Trial.

It WAS number forty-siN on the over
ana termlnor caleudar-Tle People.
p.r versus d. SrrrIpr-r SrOrrra
The charge was breaking and enter
ina. and the robbery of sixty odd fborf-
sa-.5 ,fgfr.-e r~a-, f-a ,-errir. nj rl.t ~
Eata bank of e. w MlUdauUr q. Co
H SrauieIea Storme, tine defendant.
was "a society man, club man. and
generally a weI.-AuoUn and popular
man about toWu-WLIca SIS saying e
good deal! Tor the town was q larce
sized city.
THE charge against him. I'm the eyes OF
so.iety, of bis clubs and or the town.
WAS preposrcrogs-w a capital p.
Ever since bis arrest. l1r fact. the
newspapers bad heauaJ abuse and
-9f-rurr rruor Tho uoIfrs G.rsr-rrrarf
ana It's officers
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The Vital Records.
Births

Births
Charles e. and Loretto VI. Woodb .rrv
boy
Russell VI. and Emma Pad-ctt. boy.
Daniel and Hei 90 Carr. girl.
Richard and " uilred Roland. -.rl
Joseph F. and Anna Randall srI
Phillip and Lucy Wormeley. b1v.
Henry and RepeCC1 Lewis. girl.
Phillip and RuSlc Breton. girl
Robert L. and Carrie +. Faris. boy.
Harry f. and Matte =. Stark. gIr5
samuel D. and Eleanor u. Baxter. girI
Bayard and Grace John. boy.
James y. and Alir 1ie AK boy.
Brondell l. and i. Matilda Brill. girl
George NJ. and Georgia A. Steele. boy
stephen T. and Nellie II. Newman
girl.
Charles NJ. and Gladys C.. Wathcn. sfrl
James and Florence C. Chauev. cirI.
Christopher IT. and Mary G.. Hutchinson
boy.
John II. ana Alice M. Brecht. boy.
James and Annie Granger. girl
Noble +. and Florence N. Thomas. bov
Claude J.. and Nary T. Barnett. girl.
Clye and Alice Irwin. boy.
samuel and Mary Bohinski girl.
Frank and Nette CarrouS. ctrI.
Adam i. and Mamie V. Smith boy.
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NORTHWEST
hutt g Pharmacy. 4th a. Mass ave y w
hoInung.s Pharmacy, IN a. II SIS n "
6ooenoerg's Dept store Ith & X sts- NV
Gessfnrd s. Oh & q sts. y. W
Howard. r. D.. 18th g. " SIS n "
>. kann. Sons & Co. Dept store. SIN d.
Pa ave ~ W
Thraclmorton. 18th & p ste. y. W
Matu1g.yg Pharmacy. Itth & = sts. y W
Aslt0y.s Pharmacy. 1867 Calvert 81 ~ w
g. y. Cap. ST.
NicoLs' Pharmacy. 18Th & Pa ave. y. ".
Paul Pearson. 18th 81 e. Fla ave y. "
Qulr-eys PharmEcv. zIEt & sts. y. w
keh Pharmacy. 7th g. j. SIS. n. w
simpson. J- T.. -th 81 r SIS. y. w
smith. D. r.. 1fth d. Wisconsin ave.
iayiae.s Pharmacy, s-H g. p SITS. y "
\ei-rh- r. A.. zj-h & u Ets n. w
Wagner o. Co. Ist g. II s-s n ~
iarua.d's. cfu lith 81. y. ".
Weller. F- F. --gf n ST.
Latle. r. r.. 500 Georgia ave
SaDflrd's Pharmacy. E- r. ave & >- cap
Park Road Pharmacy IIrl S. a. Park sd
NORTHEAST.
BluwaG'E Pharmacy. IS. Cap. E. r s-s
hrausr Pharmacy. Gfa a. h SIS n =.
LRlaul.E Pharmacy. 100 f'ia- ave ~ T.
Lamb a. Taylor ItH N r.. Cap s-s-
Mode. Pharmacy. f-h a. IT s-s- E- r
Mo'hesueE O. Joachim I'd S r s-s ~ y
Sew 1orr avenue Pharmacy. y. r ave
SOUTHWEST.
Lrssuhe.Ez Paauaacs, 9Th e. E SIS S u
Mcdonald IT, W. 81 a. = SIS s. w
SOUTHEAST
BURROWS Pharmacy. 10th So. & Pa. az S. =
Roach DruE Co. s-n g. - Ffz. s. =.
WeHer-E. sth a. Y SIS
F0wel. ~. T., l-h a. r. Cap.
ANaCDSTIA
Bury-'s Pharuacg CDR. Monroe g. Jefferson
streets.
ALEXANDRIA
.aroe- r. L.. Alexandra, Va
EEgJIEL. AND.
Linton e. Ne.zal. Bro. -zlan1. D. .-
CHEVY CHASE
S0lrrna1. T. A. Chevy Chase
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Synopsis Of Chapters Already Published

An unknown young man breaks into a
bank. He finds the combination is the
name oi one Of its depositors II. stan
leigh Storme- He has stuffed his pockets
with money when he hears the police
coming Some time before the robbery
Storme calls upon Miss Helen Dumont
He tells her he loves her bat saws there
is something he must tell her before he
could ask her 90 mary him. He asks
her what she has heard about him.
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NAVY

Commaudor j. p. CRAVEN. detached
Command Dubuque, go home aud
wait orders.
Commando j. A. HOOEEWEEFF. or-
derS Of January 70 modified deracn-
ca command Galveston. 20 duty con-
Lecilon with The general board,
Washington, ID. c.
Commander y. A. NcCULIY. detached
California. 10 home and wait orders.
Commando II. X. HINES. detached
N+Fil Academy. Annapolis, Nd, %
command Iubugvs.
Lieutenant Coumanasr r. Y JOHN
SIDN, detached command Dolphin,
10 home and wait orders.
Lieutenant Commando e.. ". LAWS
oetachrJ; Naval Ac~Iemv. AunaDa Is.
Nd. Jp cou5.uard noIDhiu.
Midshipmau II. a STRAUSS. detached
New York 60 birmingham.
Midshipman x. p. SMITH detached Bir-
mIuEEanl, 10 New York
Nidshipmau IT. p. T. BJ-RDICK. de-
tarhed New York TO Salem.
Midshipman 5. COCHRAN. detached
Salem, 20 New York.
Surgeon G. d. LANGHORNE. detached
naval station, Hawaii. 10 home and
wait orders
York
l'assed Assistant Surgeon A. STIAPT,
detached New Jersey. TO Naval D. ell
lc7l school. Washington, j. C.. Tor
course Of instruction.
Chief Naehinisl b.. GEBHARDT. de-
tached PauNenL to Iowa.
Nachinist w IT, HUBBARD. detached
Iowa. to PatuNeuL
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Marriage Licenses.

Michael Docoskey and Katie E. Ripple.
OF washington
p Bollack ana Annie BoIIack. Of Balti-
more.
Charles H. Eanelv and Mary 4. SUD
brook, Of Baltimore.
Marion q. Perry and Annie Pefffr Of
Washington.
James NJ. Oliver. Of Fort Washington.
Nd, and Dorothy Simpson, Of Wash
InEton.
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under the provisions OF section Ial2
Revised Statutes. after more than
thlrty-four years service. He VIII.
proceed 20 his home.
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Coal AND WOOD

COol Phillips & Suenemann. NNooJ
SOdl go St ne s01 4th ST. ne. w OOQ
Only Best Grades Lowest Pr!o>a
Phone Lincoln 20
deZ7-S1. u. II. sa =
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NEGROES REMOVED
FROM AHACOSTIA
Two Men TO Face Charges
of Robbery In Upper
Marlboro, Md.
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
ASACOSTIA, b. O.. MARCH Is


William Colbert ana Joseph Newman,
negroes. were removed from No. IL
station house last night by Arthur b.
Suit. deputy sheriff of Prince George
county, Nd, 10 the jail at Upper Mari
huro, Md, 40 answer 10 the charge of
holding Up and rODblng on Livingston
road Abe SiiYerman.
The arrest was brought about by
Deputy sheriff Suit and Mounted Po-
lirrman G. j. j. Weber, OK the Ana
costa force. Sliverman visits the coun-
~ daily and sells goods from house TO
house. when he met Colbert and New
man on the road they stopped him ac-
COrdinE To the story he told TO the no
lice, and demanded money. He saws
the men heat him, took from his poe
kets s., and then threw him into OXOn
Creek
All the details have been completed
FOR the citizens reception and house
warming tomorrow night IN No II no.
lice station, at Nichols avenue and Chi
cagO street. A platform will be erected
IN the main office for the speakers. The
visitors Will 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
vttdtlun To citizens 10 attend
The old frame buildings on the cas-
side Of Nichols avenue, utilized IN con-
nection with the poultry yards of the
Government Insane Asylum. have been
razed. The fowls that We're kept there
have been removed 10 GOdding Croft.
Prince George county, Md
Mounted Policeman J. c. Heide Is iii
at his home.
As result Of the orders Issued from
the DiStTlc Building taere has been ef-
feCted a change i.t th. house numbers
IN this seCtl ln. 20 -O..r form to the recent
remaining Of the streets in the town
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HELP WANTED MALE

sition' sood pay. 18th and c sts. S. ".
mhl5-2ts
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HELP WANTED-MALE

HERE Is = LISN OF a few 0r our empl0s ed
graduates. who get bic salaries
Arthur L. BU-kman. with Ed Mclean.
Washington, ID. g.
Leonard west with Cu-an Minister. wash
lnEtou. ID. o.
OTTO r. HerblE. PitlEburg. Pa
T. B. Page. with Rep Henshaw, wash
inEtcu. y. O..
A. X senseney. with J. .. sullivan.
Warrington 10. a.
r. +. Myers. ROmley. W Va
j. =. beTine. TGrryr0Wn. n. r..
George Mersle-d. ~ s. city
Patrlck Ftiekel. with Elrs. Spencer. vile of
late President 0f Southern Railway
Hundreds OF other names by applying ar
our Office start now and be ready by May
18th 20 accept a hlEh-cIass position IKE these
young men hold
WASHINGTON Inc
1895 Fourteenth sTeet n "
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WANTED-RO0MS

TED-Three furnished rooms for light
house keeping references exchanged BON
-a Times office. mh15-c-a
WANTED-By elderly lady and dauEhter.
one large or two me1iu iuul-siZed rooms heat
and gas FOR light Housekeeping. viii be per-
uaucnt il suited. northwest or nG-theas-
preferred. Address so K ST. ~ E Mrs F.
g. HILTON. References It'
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CHAPTER " (Cont'd

lLA I OTHING." replied the girl,
M except that Mr.. r. stan
leigh Storme was a gentle
man in every sense Of the
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Ghe OashingtOu dimes
Want Ad.
Branch Agencies

where your ad will be taken at
Office rates.
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BOARD

J. n w Isg-ryso vacancies IN mess o.
six gentlemen. superior cook. unsurpassed
fare. mhS-St-
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WANTED Statesmen

WANTED-Two OF three saleEmeu who have
has some experience. 20 represent good
proposition in NIs1lnEr0n or Baltimore mrs
furnish references CaI 50s Evans Bldg 1sz3
=. T. ave. BET and 10 a. m uhl5-st-
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Mounted Policeman ]. c. Heide Is i'll
AT his home.
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

ARRIVED
Lamson az Key West, and South Caro-
Ina AZ CuIehra
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As n result Of the orders issued from
the DiStTlo Building faere has been ef-
feCted a change ia .ha house numbers
in this section 20 -o.form to the recent
remaining 0t the streets in the town.
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DENTISTRY

DOCTORS ELZEY. DENTISTS.
Dentistry in all branches Guaranteed
s ". Ger 1C-h and F. Entrance on 10th.
ja5-Sot
AIVFOI.AR TEETH-Painiess. lasting. won
derfully ufeIike: bridgework or plates IN
Necessary painless dIlins- DR. J. L. VII
SON I213 F. 1yu-tf
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The Continuation Of This story VIII
be Found Ia TOmOrroW's
Issue OF The Times.
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WANTEp-NeSs paper canvassers can
make So a week. experienced men
only Address BOX sg4. Times oFIce-
mhIl-E-c
WANTED-AT CNCE-Ten coi1Ied men for
our next class, practical demons t-at tLon,
shop work. emergency repairing. and road
practise complete course competency Euar-
anteel-only So. Ask about our small weekly
payment plan Special offer This week
CAPITOL AUTO COLLEGE,
1902 G s.. ~ " mh5-rf
YOUNG MAN as assistant lookkeeper. mod
crate salary BOX 5s6 Times Office
mhI3-5ta
YOUNG MAN-Silce The Automobile College
Of Washington was opened. over two years
ago, many others have tried q initiate Us.
one college started with coil box and four
spark plugs as It's eQUpuent-many students
lost their money. Look into the financial
ability Of the school you enter Regard.ng z
ours we refer 10 the Fourteenth Street saw
ings Bank. I4th and sts- n ". Phone 4I52
TIE AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE OF
WASHINGTON. Inc.
1905 18th ST. y. W.
''Ihs Place 10 Learn" mh2-tf
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Shorthand and Typewriting.
Shorthand lz 90 days: positions r1.a-S1,s..
send for catalogue Individual iusrr11-f--. !.
5TENCGRAPHIC ACADENY. Colorado Bog
fefr-rF
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ROOMS AND BOARD

r ST. ". ". 5[S-Pleasaut front and hack
second aoor rooms with board; home table.
-
II ST n W. I1Os-R0ous and board aI51
one room suitable for two. a. 8 50 a week.
mh-5-S--
4 ST. n. W. 1S7a-Pleasant front -oou.
s-l-able for two gentlemen, German cook
ing- phone. uhI5-Ttc
\ y AVE \ ". gss-Large front room.
nicely furnished. with Al. convenience ami
excellent board. only SIS fo- two Per month.
mhI4-2tc
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HELP WANTED
Male and Female

ANY PERSON desiring 10 studv sbC--[---
and typeV-rltlug can learn now % o5re5u !
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VERY FRANK IN SPEECH
Roosevelt Tells BritOnS Of Their
Mistakes in Egypt

London, June l. Theodore ROose
welt was presented with the freedom
of the city of London and he accepted
the honor with a liberalism that led
him into a frankness of speech that
created a sensation in old Guild hall
and throughout England.
AS the former head of country
that once paid tribute to Great Britain
the American statesman gave the
mother land some bold advice as to
her duty toward her most troublesome
dependency in Africa. 1t was, Mr..
Roosevelt said, either right or not
right for Great Britain to be in Egypt
and establish order there. If it was
not right she should get out.
Mr.. Roosevelt eulOgiZed British rule
in Uganda and the Soudan He also
declared that Great Britain had given
Egypt the best government that the
country has had in 1000 years, but in
certain vital points it had erred.
Timidity and sentimentality, he said,
might cause more harm than violence
and injustice.
"Sentimentality," he added, lis the
most broken reed upon which right
eousness can lean"