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Army and Macy
SerUice Orders
ARMY.

ARMY.
First Lieutenant GIDEON H VII
LIAMS, Twenty-eigh n Infantry, IS
relieved from duty recruit depot,
Fort Logan, Col, and from further
CCry on recruiting service, 20 take
effect January 8
The following changes in the assign
neuts Of officers Of the Coast Artil-
lery Corps are ordered
Major HERMAN G. SCHU1TAT from his
present duties. TO Fort Whit, Grande
Island, and assume command OF that
post and OF the artillery district OF
SubiC Bay
Major CLINT c HEARN from his
present duties to Fort Monroe, Va
Major DANIEL ". KETCHAAf from
his present duties, TO Fort Mott. y
J.. and assume command OF that
post
Major SAMUEL A KEPHART from
his upresent duties TO Jackson Bar
racks, La and assume command Of
that post and Of the artillery dis
tricJ OF New Orleans
Captain JOHN J. O-CONNELL- 18th
Infantry is dropped from the rolls
Of the army December -. 1910, for
CeSeruOn- under the provisions OF
section 1923, Revised Statutss.
The following transfers are ordered
TO take effect this date
Major JOSEPH n T. PARTICLE from
18th Infantry TO 4th Infantry
Major AMOS 3. SHATTUCK from the
9Th Infantry to the 18th Infantry.
First Lieutenant GEORGE NJ. LEE
9Th Cavalry, IS relieved from duty
with his regiment and viii report
10 the commanding officer, Fort
Riley, Kansas. for duty al the
Mounted Service School.
First Lieutenant JOHN P. KELLY,
Medical Reserve Corps. upon his ar
rival at San Francisco, Cal. viii
proceed 10 hsg home
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AMERICA TO FIGHT
FOR BENNETT CUP
Premiere Sky Honor Not to
Be RelinquiShed With
out a Struggle.

NV YORK Dec 1A-America viii
not give Up the James Gordon Bennett
cup without a bitter fight.
This premiere sky honor is now held
by Great Britain. having been won by
Claude Grahame-White al the recent
international aviation contest at Bel
mont Park
UnCer the terms OF the gift the aero
club which the winner represents holds
the next international contest Other
nations must then challenge for the cup
and select a team Of three to compete
for IT,
The board Of governors OF the Aero
Club Of America has formally challenE-
ed the Royal Aero CIuU % r. United
Kingdom for possession OF the cup. and
$50 has been appropriated TO pay the
entrance fee Of the three American rae
erS-
Robert J Collier. Major Samuel Reb-
er, and Cortland Field Bishop were
named on the challenging committee
and 10 them We're given the task OF de-
Gliding whether the American flyers shall
be restricted to the use Of American
machines.
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CHAPTER XIV.
Cupid IN Haste.

The first post Of the morning
brought the following note to
Lathrop-
Dear Morris / am OF home
something very terrible has happened
! must see you at once Come 10 me
without fail the moment you receive
this RITA"
Millington, who guessed the author
ship Of the letter, made his friends OBJ
VtOus perturbation an excuse for Ques-
uonlng, WnereupOn Morris frankly eX-
planned that the writer was Rita and
that she was IN trouble Of some sort
In trcuble-' Wilmington exclaimed IN
apparent aSrOuishment- That's curious.
She was not IN any trouble last night
Last night Lathrop repeated,
amazed Did you see her last night2''
Yes called there came the cool
reply.
Lathrop blushed angriIy-
May 1 ask why you waited until this
morning before telling meZ' ne de-
handed You must have known my
anxiety"
Your anxiety concerning whatZ' the
AZ the ne question ON Iathrop BIT his lip
with vexation- For the moment he had
forgotten that the other was IN ignOr-
snce as TO the facts concerning Clarita' ;
you see,-' Wilmington went on. with
out waiting an answer to his question.
u wanted 10 keep my great happiness
10 myself for little while YOU Of
course, are the first to be told The fact
Is, asked Rita 10 be my wife, and she
said 'YeSr
Lathrop started back as though he
had been struck in the face But al
most on the instant he recovered his
poise. and then, very calmly, he held
out the letter he had just received
In that case" he said, 1T Is your
place. rather than mine. TO answer this
appeal
no. no. Wilmington protested The
letter is addressed 10 YOU You must
answer IT. Does she want you 70 so up
and see herZ'
YES"
Then go.r' was the concise advice
"OnIv wait tiU the governor has been
and gone III have 20 crawl back into
bed again. But. before I do it, I'll just
write a short note which I shall ask
Won 10 give 10 Miss Rita And be sure
that you don't give Il TO her until you
have had YOUR talk out Win You DO
me that favOr2
YES Lathrop agreed. completely
RTilIing1on wrote the letter. and, after
repeating the injunction that II should
NOT be delivered until after the inter
view with Rita was concluded gave II
10 LathrOp. Then he got back into bed
replaced his bandages- and awaited the
coming Of sis father who punCtually Al
{ o'clock presented himself
As sooI as he was assured that his
EoR was better, he rose TO 90, saying
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Marriage Licenses.

William T. TraceweH and Opal i. HOr-
ton, both OF washington
Fred E Kennard and Pearl J. McDon
and, both Of washington
James B. Burch and Marie L SinInsr
both Of Washington
Robert z Rhamstine and Eta T. 10th
rOp. both Of washington
Samuel Woiovitsh and Rosa Petreric,
both of Baltimore.
Wells T. Bowles and Sslie " Jones,
both Of Amelia county, Va
Philip R Slaughter AMI Sarah E An
ders0n, both Of RapDahanOck county,
Va.
Lloyd 7. CasseU and amanda b Cowne,
both Of CalTeTtOn. Va
J. Ashby VVhftemort. Of Martinsburg.
W. Va, and Louise b Page, Of wash
fngtOn-
David Lurnsden an6 Edna Dull, both OF
StdUutO0, Va
John J. Reeves and Florence z. Riley,
both OF Vashin grOn-
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THE
$500 OF 60 AlreadY PubIshed

= - 10 JoAS u Md DLC4o Ea4ACdly I A-A-9A-C'
Morris Lathrop. having sGu4adeEssd
SZ.G10 GO. resolves 10 XIII himself Re
changes his mind when he IS told y
George Trevor. father Of his betrothed-
Necessary 70 save Trevor from ruin
Lachrop runs across Jack Alil-lnEt son a
Fich young Wan Street broker. and NIL
tnsuon asks Lathrop 10 look atter MS
afIairs while he is on Eisit 70 chicago.
With one or the keys with which he y
intrusted LalhroD opens 1IlIlingrcn's SAFE
deposit boz takes $755,09J IN securitleS'
and turns them over TO Trevor
LathroP finds sam MiIiingLons 4atner o.
JACK IS the enemy who forced rev -
Ile verge o. ruin Al his apaF- Llel- EN--@
OrteEa awaits aim. and Edna Trevor SIS
ter " MS EaEcee. lnds her there A.
the Erey ors', Norris, 20 his surprise lIloS
Jack 8diLingr0n- who has been called
hack 20 New York, PLEADS with LsttllE o.
and Trevor 10 be let IN GA the big copper
go -laL mas nearly rLli-e1 rae 49,
AilIngt0u Is introduced 20 Rita OrIega-
Morris and CARA quarrel over t.lLa
Ortega Norris refusing - reveal the
spsnlsh girls origin OF her hold on hira.
Il. engagement IS broken M Trevor
sCeI-5 10 recognize in Ri-a's p1O-oGFapn
a resemblance 20 some one he hao sno''n
At TrevCr's insistence. Lathr0F saiCes
him 20 see Rita The old man IS oteE-
CON BY a picture Of her Unknown nnotaer
the girl shows him. anG when she pro
cuCes a pair OF daggsrs. also once neE
mothers. he tries 10 XII himself
visic Rita
CARA rep-oaches Rita as the mistress
q Morris When the quarrel that fol-
lows Is at its height Morris enters the
room
Morris upbraIds CARA. and finally asks
Rita 10 De his wife she rebels bU- cor
Eenrs.
Rita suddenly disappears Trevor and
Lzrarop told that Cara has met win
Q serious accident
Trevor admits 70 Morris that Rita is
his daughter an effort % ma her is be
gun A CableEram from Sa1n Mill-ugicl
and Jack MiIingtoG's arrival at MS
room makes Morris position more can
EeTous-
Jack 8IIIlnEton confesses his love FOR
Rita and tells Morris he wants 10 marry
her
Jack 3Ii-I1Etou- who has discovered
Lathrop' use Of the bonds. sees his father
On the streets and arrangls plan 70 save
Norris from arrest
JACK pretends 70 have been desperately
hurt n an accident. and summons Lat1-
Top in time TO prevent the latter arrest
By the elder NiHugtcn's order
Morris C0ufesses his crime 70 Jack out
promises To b. silent TO everyone else
JACK. by clever ruse. makes his -a-her
think he has removed the bonds from the
SAFE deposit vault and SO clears MOTIFS
he proposes 20 Rita on pretense that she
may break the engagement. but tets 1er
Efterward he VIII hold her TO her word
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of Perkins
AdOrns Destroyer

BOSTON, Dec. 1.-THE torpedo boat
destroyer Perkins, named in honor OF
the late Commodore G. II. Perkins, viii
bear a statuette Of the commodore pre-
scented by Mrs I1aIz Anderson mis-
daughter. A talking machine was given
to the crew Of forty by the Commo-
dOUe's widow. The presentations were
made yesterday IN Charlestown navy
yard The party was composed Of
Mrs. Perkins, Mrs. Anderson, Hamilton
Perkins. brother of the commodore
Lieutenant Commander Nathan c.
Twfning. Lieutenant Commander
PrinCle, Of the Perkins, was host to
the party.
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Physicians Comment
On DR.. Whites Stand

NEW YORK, Dec. 14.-Some comment
has been occasiOned among the mem
bers OF the New York Society Of Medi-
cal Jurisprudence by the statement of
Dr. William a. White, superintendent
Of the Government Hospital for the IN
sane Al washington, that the dismis-
sal Of patients on habeas corpus prO-
Ceedings is a disgrace TO society and
modern civilization
7 have seen patients discharged BY
a layman jury he said, who were in
many respects insane while IN others
perfectly sane"
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Deaths.

Mary F. White, . yosrs, 1905 L street
nor. invest
Francf- X Loeb boeSIer. 81 years. s. X
street northwest.
Emma NJ Senerman. 3 years, II5 New
York avenue north west
jeremiah MastersOn, IS years, Govern
meGt Hospital fO.- Insane.
Frank B Hazelton, IS years, Govern
ment Hospital for Insane
Elizabeth A. Spilman. Sc years, 102S
ThiTtieth street northwest.
Samuel Anderson. 81 years. Georgetown
University Hospital
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NAVY.

Commander G. r. SALISBURY. de-
taChed command Wilmington, to
governor and cOmmaudaut OF the
naval station, Guam, NJ J.
NidShipman p. F. HAMB5CH. when
discharged treatment Naval Medical
School Hospital. Washington. D c.
granted sick leave one month, and
upon expiration 10 temporary duty
Lancaster, connection crew OF the
Utah
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Vote Down Immersion.

PITTSBURCf. Pa. Dec. 1.-THE action
Of the PittsbTE Presbytery IN voting
down the recommendation Of the com
mittee TO substitute immersion for
spTinkiin- at batism in the Presby-
terrain churches, is today being discuss
ed with great interest The question
was hOtly contested, but the change
was defeated BY a large majority.
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

ArTived-Dixie, F'lusser, Preston, and
Reid at San Juan, Yorktown at Cor
into, and Culgoa at BresG-
SaiIed-GoldsborO Paul Jones. and
Rowan from Mare Island for san
Diego, and Caesar from Boston for
Hampton Roads.
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The Vital Records.
Births

John and Csrice s Brftton. gin
h Stanley and Daisy Gamble. bog.
Carr A and Kathery1 ~ Sprtngsguth.
girl
William L and laura F. Bennett, girl
Samuel N end Carrie A Moudy, girl
Ivan ]. and Annie G. Riley, boy.
Walter L and Agnes Ingalls,, boy
William 3. and Annie NJ Honey, girl
Donald c. and Lucile BoIlsrd, boy.
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Suicide Sends Greetings.

BALTIMORE, Dec. "A number Of
the friends and acquaintance Of Fer
dfnand Sauer. a matchmaker employed
u q local jewelTy firm, vii receive
Christmas cards from the grave. fig
uratively, for Sauer committed suicide
yesterday after addressing a large num-
Der OF the cards.
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HELP WANTED
Male and Female

SHORTHAND AND TYPEw RITINc-Con-
pete course Pitman or Barnes. sz5s GreEE
$50 Syllable. as touch tyDeWritinE. with
each course with machine home free Phi
va1e Instruction requiring from three 10 SIX
months 70 complete. position guaranteed
sTENOGE-APHIC INSTITUTE SO Colorado
Bdg-
RESPECTABLE LADY risEes rhe CIr- q a
motherless child about years old. terms
very reasonable reference given
VAcTED-E1peTt shirt repairing 20 be 5o1s
AZ home Acdrezs BOX as. Times Office. ]
YOU are wanted for Government posItI5n-
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE.
Dept Job. Rochester. y Y
CANvAssER- and subscriptIon-
NATIONAL TRANSCRIPT 50s 18th 81 n
wANTED-Civn Service students, the Ss.s
no 80 luCAesl 1880 o1talna0ls 10
I-EGE- Old Masonic Teupis- sth and =.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE
AN INTELLIGENT PERSON nay earn s1oa
caDFaSslEE- send for particulars PRESS
s1NLLIAIE- Lock2o-t- y =
WANTED-BRIGHT. NEAT GIRLS.
Is TEARS OF ACE As KESSEN-
GERS. WRAPPERS. AND AISLE
CLERKS GOOD PAY AND RAPID
Advancement APPLY TO z w
SCHAUB- WITH GOLDESBERG-s
7TH AND = SIS
GIRL-Colored. competent. FOR Eensra1 bguse-
work in family 90 hone nights. Apt
90. FiOrenoe court
YOUNG GIRL TO help arogn5 the house: rood
home must have references 40 hone
nights. Apply l5zs Vernon ave
LADY SOLICITORS Apply 20 slrs. WAND
BY. SIS F st. y. X.
AIANGLE Gu -Lls-Experisnced- 90 sher-
NURsE-Colored; stay nights SIS FISH
LESLADY-Experieced for candy depart
ment- 13n F 81 y w
sALESLADIES- 10 work IN 1erelry dept =
good references wanted Apply AZ once
The PEERLESS, - 7rh St y w
EALESN OMAN-Ffrst-cIass. mil. luer-- unIv
those Win pest references as regards char
acteT and ability need apply BOX 49, Times
Ofice-
STENOCRAr'l- FzR and Office assistants e.
per1e1ced, permanent position TO competent
one state sa-ary eNp3ctec and name refer
euces- Address BOX as. Tines Office
s-zvANT-0Iust be capable and willing.
wasting Apply AZ once wEth reference
63s Rock Creek Church road
HOTEL WAITRESS ESQ. So month 40
ply at once DICKS HOTEL AGENCY
18th and Pa ave
wAITREss-white- BoYD-s GAZE. III
Pa ave. y. ~.
WOAIAN-ReI,abIe. for Eene-al housewo-z:
no washing small family good wages G5l7
Wisconsin ave
WOMAN to cook and 90 general homework
in family OF two; no washing stay nights.
Apply 1887 Euclid St n W
YOUNG GIRL-Neat. for h3uss7vorz 515 Nd
ave y z
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FOR RENT-R00MS
Furnished

y 7 AVE n ". IZ2s-IarEe rooms, sec
o1a hoor' furnished. good heat and hot
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

18TH " ". 101z-1G1f-IarEe looms. furnished
and unfUruished; hot water heat telephone
no Housekeeping
18Th ST y ", Is-Nice chree-rOoz Eat.
with conEeuisl private family. hear. gas
attractive rental. references Necessary
EJTH ST y w -0-Near departments and
\. ~. G. A.-EeTy warm front a-COVe room
with bay window. al modern convenience
18th ST. y w. szELarFe room. second
floor. suitable Tor OF gentlemen SIS
3 ST S = IgT-Furnished OF unfurlishsd
rooms. for light Housekeeping
y J. AVE soe-NiceIy furnished COMMIT
nfcacfnE rooms. all couventences. reason
able rent. unfinished preferred
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oEH ST n W, S14-FurnIshsd seooud-st0ry
encess fine neighb0rhcoe
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L ST y. W. Z15s-Iarze furnished 'front.'
ROOM use q bath steam heat so1r bern
ez-posgrsi newly papered- private family.
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ROOMS, 15c and &C. pool best accomnao-
=, -aa5lols MRS ABRAHAM, sl2 Ia. ave.
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The Continuation Of This Story VIII
Be Found In TomOrroyy's
Times.
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CLOCK HOSPITAL

WE MAKE a specially o. repairing clocks
vfssenes- auH al kinds q 5es'elry- H c.
= =. WAGNER. SZI II 81 y " y. 81
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FOR RENT-ROOMS
Unfinished


n ST y W. If57-Three rooms. gas and
heat. SIS Two, from SO SIS one from
SC to SO Phone n house
PICKFORD PL- y E. a. cneerfaI sum-
rooms heat, gas, bath. SO Couple pre-
Le--e--
L ST. IT'S desirable rooms q floor steam
gas baIhs hsHr ESGseEsepi1s5 splendid --a-
cation ref
MASS. AVE. y. W. sIs-Threa uuFuru5sheE
iaTEe rDous and bath 50 fo1r- house
keeping cheap rent 70 right party
7TH ST y T. 215-Three third floor rooms
for light hoUsekeepiug5 gas. heat bath no
children So
9Th ST s E. z@Entl-e second f5o-
bright rooms heat Light. BATH reasonable,
light Housekeeping
o ST y W, 1eo-Bright rooms. bath room
floor light housekeeping
y ST n W. ZI45-TwO elegant rooms. pa-I0-
fo1r. with kitChene-ts- second floor two
rooms. with alcove5 four rooms o. thIr6 floor
Apply Jauitor-
IgTH ST s W. s04-Tv<o unsuruisho5 sec5Sa
floor rOo-Is5 H0usekeeDilE- s.
ST. 5 W. zs5-Two OF three communI-
eating rooms second floor, newly 1aDeTed.
light Housekeeping reasonable
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y 7 AVE y W.. Gone nicely fur-
nished front room. light housekeeplug- near
hath; So
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Il ST y ". 100s-One large second f01-
front also third floor rooms bright, cheer
full sunny
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r ST n W. sG5-Furnizhed room; cheerful
very comfortable.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

An INTELLIGENT PERSON nay earn Sos
monthly corresponding fer new spapeTs. no
cs1FassiRg. Send for particulars PRESS
SYNDICATE. s.ockport- Y Y
BELLSfES-Colored. SO and board Apply
today. DICKS HOTEL AGENCY, 18th and
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18th ST " w. H+Tne BeIm5ur-Flr-
n-shed roOn- cheerful private batos Use
o. parlcr
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G ST y W, sz0-One large room. furuLshs
for light housekeeping
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I'd ST y ", 5I7-Waru second story front
LolsekeepLnE Lal r-on- s.. -
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ONE OR TWO GIRLS Who want cHeap room
houseEeeping- address BOX 2. Times Office
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r J. AVE n W. IZ5-Secou-5 floor sozIrh-
era exposure on Iowa Circle In private
family. Use q phone.
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Help WANTED-FEMALE

AN INTELLIGENT PERSON nay earn S1ss
monthly corresponding Tor newspapers. 10
anyass-DE- send for pa-ticGlars- PRESS
SYNDICATE LCcEDo-C- N Z
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5TH ST n e. sC-Three newly f1ruiThs5
rooms for light hoUsekeeDing7 h5t-3ater
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WANTED-SALESMEN
WANTED-AGENTS

sAIESMEN Tor WILLIAMS MIG Co, 50
18th 81
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ROOMS AND BOARD

18TH ST. n. W. Sa-LRrge and small fur
nished rooms, viii board
z ST y W. 215-c-icely furnished and veil
heated roouls with excellent home coozilEs
terms reasonable
good board, gentlemen, $ week
n J AVE. eIf-F9rst-Class home CookinEi
early breakfast. with comfortable furnished
rsr g. Cd ner week
ii = \ " 4zS-NiceIy furnished sunny,
wei heated rooms. with home cOOIngs
reasonable
n ST y W. fs+SfCsIy furnished room 81
first and second floor. with frst-class table
board also light boUsekeepinE-
15T4 ST y w g5s-NIcPhe-son Square
Beautiful rooms; excellent board; central 1
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y J AVE. 51I-EleEautIy furnished rooms
With buffet kitchen with or without house
EearirE-
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ST n w. Ls0f-F'u FINISHED room. con
veuient % BATH reasonable
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The Average AID Costs Less
Than 25c.
Telephone Number, Main $3.50
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WIpDOW SHADES

". II. sPIISHOUsE. 1875 tn st y. W
Reliable window shade maker CAL, write
Or phone Tor samples AID estimates Wal
papers and picture frames Phone Main so.
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Q ST n W. Is39-Larse room. newly ~
n.shee; suitable FOR one OF two ad50luiu,
BATH private family
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EASTED-Civil Service students, the bssg
and quickest preparation obtainabls 70
Washtngton- STRATERS BUSINESS col
L-EGE- 0l1 Aelollc L.--l-s- 81 ana ..
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PERSONAL

MASICURENG.
1ZI5 Il ST y z
you WILL HAVE a warm r5use when YOU
arise q you Use a Mono Dat RezuIafor.
Price installed. s. MONO DRAFT RECU-
ATOR Co, 2SS3 18th " ".
Blue PRINTING By FLEC-TRTCTTY-
ALFRED A. RAY
: hone Nam 20. SIS 18th ST y y
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WANTED-BRIGHT. NEAT GIRLS
Is TEARS OF AGE As KESSEN-
GERS. WRAPPERS. AND AISLE
CLERKS. GOOD PAY AND RAPID
ADEA<CEAT ENT- APPLY TO e W
SCEAUE. WITH GOLDENBERG-S
7TH AND SIS
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'DOMES OF SILENCE the invisible cas-
tor. needed n every household Drop posta-
20 l. D ENGEL. Room "a JenI1er Bldg
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FLOOR OILS

c T HUNTERS Sanitary DuSt-kiIIfnE
Floor OH. contains oleuIn and wax Keeps
the floors clean and bright and gives Z "a
a polished fn3so- Good for your furniture
Try g. soc gal de- Phone Main SIS DH5ce
10 Pa. ave y. W.. Washington. 7. c. Used
BIZ the q 5 Govt ard over see families
for the last > years Trial sample can. 15s
Enough for one room Ask yo-r druggist
grocerv man for St. For sale b. aE zrocers
and truaEists- Eevare Of flli-atoFs- Look
FOR the label Wanted agents f-r suburbs
and out of town
T0T7T Buy FLOOR OIL ualI y0u-re tried
ours &c gal Es-ST E-FSF RISE HARDWARE
Co. 81 sth St y W Phone IL 5lzl-
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AGENTs-SsvsraL. live. @ sell ''DOMEs OF
SILENCE" needed I1 every household
? ne cup1rr unity f1- continuous business.
Apply L. ~ ESGEL. SLs Je1tfe- BI5E.
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SITUATIONS WANTED

VVANTED-Place as waiter or houseu1an in
boarding house, good references. III L
ST y. W
by flrst-class barkeeper
as head man, long experience. highest ref
erences- BOX I. Times Office
WANTED-ClericaI OF inside position: en-
zazed to Dec "a For particulars or inter
view address BOX 81, Times Office,
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I'D AVE y w. 5C-NIceIy furnished 81
floor furnished room: also 'front.' and back
parIors steam heat; centrally located very
reasonable
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TAILORS

co TO WINTER so 2 81. The Reliable
Tailor. for perfect IT: NJ OF no pay: suits
IZs up Formerly with Hero.d- Try me and
be convinced
CARL JAEGER.
TAILOR DYER CLEANER
New Headquarters, s0S 12th ST y. "
s ERCCOFF. The Tailor. 1897 18th 81. y. "
Phone n TAN Young mems tailor We
guarantee perfect IN Engllsh styles
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K r- ST n W. l'-FuTaisasd rooms foi