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q earning interest in business preferred.
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first letter Address c. f. c.. Box I'll,
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Rheumatism.

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w ANIEI-OrganlZers for the House OF
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Palnistry.
GYPSY QUEEN,

is NOW LOCATED in tent. corner For
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all affairs of life. Charges moderate
Satisfaction guaranteed 1-27-3
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Machine Work.

FOR all kinds Of machine work see
Camp Bros. now located al 276 Mari
eta street. Phone Main 1887 1854
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| suit or 20-year watch free I'm 80 days Elk
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Situations Wanted-Femsls.


WANTED-Posiuon as maid in doctors
office by experienced colored woman.
Address A. H, 1888 Richardson St 95-2-1
FIRST>CLASS LAUNDRDSS wants laun-
Dry TO DO at home; good references.
Write to S. Johnson, $50 billiard. 90-2-1
AN EXPERIENCED literary and voice
teacher wishes a salaried position in
good school in or near Atlanta. Address
Teacher. Box 200, care Georgian 1921
SETTLED, refined Christian lady, expe-
rienced in housekeeping. wants place in
private family, companion to invalid or
elderly couple; like matrons place. H. e.
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YOUNG lady, capable and energetic
daughter, of a Northern physician, de-
blFsS posltlon with elderly person or in
valid. Address Box 627, Georgian Com
pany. 67-9-f
ADAPTABLE young gentlewoman, skilled
IN household AFFAIRS, desires position as
ssousekeeper or chtldrens companion.
Excellent references. Address with re-
quirements, Box 726, Georgian Company
1921
YOUNG LADY stenographer, Just out OF
business college, wishes permanent po-
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Willing to begin on Sc a week Can use
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Georgian. aO-2l
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WANTED-Positlon as housekeeper and
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Church Notices.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

FIRST Church of Christ, Scientist, Cable
hall, North Broad street Services.
Sunday II a. M; Sunday school, $50
a. m; Wednesday evening testimonial
meeting at o'clock. Reading rooms al
SlS the Grand, open daily, except sun
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Medical.
Dropsy.

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breath in SO to AS hours Reduces swell
ing in fifteen to twenty days. COLON
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lanta, Ga. emil
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den and having no use for the soda
fount therein, ! offer same with fixtures
at bargain, Beautiful Liquid Carbonic
out at once. Cost 81, coo. Price ST 200.
See IT At Walton street or telephone
me. W. F. Parkhurst, 326 Gambler build
ing 1-31-4
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Royal typewriter; year old: at a sacrifice
Telephone Main 1892 1-29-I4
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Ear, Nose, Throat and Lung
Troubles.

bTRING January. February and March
(the danger mouths) ! will as usual,
give reduced rates for office treatment
/ do THIS each year In order to allow
great many people 90 care for themselves
and their children. who might otherwise
not be able to do so Dr George Brown.
Ear Nose, Throat and Lungs 3l2-314
Austell building 1873
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Dry Goods and Notions.

NJ ROBINSON 4 co. $3.50 North
Pryor street Special attention to
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Artists Supplies.

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supplies, also artistic picture framing
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Banks.
Barber Shops.

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Business Guide of Atlanta"
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FOR ANY LINE OF BUSINESS
Abstracts and Title Insurance.
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Sand
IND
Seeds.

MARX W JOHNSON SEED COMPGSNTYl9-
So South Pryor street Oldest seed
house South. but the newest seeds LII
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gksNeess TIMES DAILY SERIAL STORY
The Fighting Blade zzz zsEgzAHHAEEERA ~ ~ ?

than aware of his mean garments and
his fetters.
She saw but the face of him-thinned
cheeks, set lips and woeful eyes, with
the dint that pain had graved between
the strong brows that she held In MEM
ory:
pered, and fell into the familiar speech
that ages ago she in her childisnness
had used on him. But 1t is never
thoui'
A sudden light fiickered in his piteous
eyes. Poor hope. at the last spark re-
kindled.
..Kleine Tom Musgrover'
She went to him swiftly. She put out
hands to him that met the handcuffs. .
lido not understand. All! the spy
joan spoke of! Oh! thou art never
.'The same." he said, and waited, with
the eyes of q drowning man upon her:
Sublimely she was Indifferent to polti-
cal or military considerations. Simply
she saw in the stuff of her year-long
dreaming and she saw that they had
dared to do him hurt.
"Thou hast those who shall aid thee
here in the house?' she asked.
None" he answered. nor any In
Kings staversham."
Thou canst not escape" she. caught
the situation instantly-'not with the
day breaking and with those irons on
thee. Thou must hide until night come:
and until can get q file to rid thee OF
the handcufYs. Thou must hide,
She should erect and slender, but no
to either cheek, let her eyes range
round the room, which in all King 8
Staversham was the one place that she
could name her own.
She looked on her two tables. and the
carved chair. the stools, and the chest
crammed with her trumpery finery,
simply she let her eyes seek his drawn
face again.
.why. / can hide thee in the bed"
said Thomsine Musgrove.
Hope shot to flaming height in his
eyes, and then went out in ashes. With
the PANTHER quickness that she remem-
bered, he stalked toward her and spoke
with more than his old harshness.
"Kleine Marin! Thou dost not un-
derstand what thou wouldst do"
She faced him, more than the Thom-
sine of a year ago.
Perfectly I understand" she an
swered. and her grave eyes said well
how perfectly.
She saw in his eyes what haply may
be seen in the eyes OF a man who
loosens his grasp on a floating spar for
comrades sake. Roughly he shoul-
dered her aside and strode to the door.
II cannot suffer thee" he spoke
through clenched teeth.
But Thomsine. the woman Thomsine.
flung herself before him and laid her
two slim hands upon his tense shoul-
ders.
"A year agone." she painted. thou
vert full kind. Oh. I knew not to the
full how kind till I stood among my
kim and they made me older and wiser.
Then / knew how passing kind Mr..
Won Kerstenbroock. for God His pity,
let me requite thee now!"
For a moment he looked down at her
with his tormented eyes.
"Thou-art good" he said jerkily.
Then on the sudden he fell on his knees,
and caught the hem of her bedgown
into his fettered hands and pressed 1t
to his lips.
The Washington times., 1913-05-20
Spanish War Veterans
Plan for Ladies Night"

Richard ]. Harden Camp. No. 2,
United Spanish War Veterans, will hold
its annual Ladies Night" tomorrow
evening, In Eagles Hall, Sixth
ard E streets northwest. at 8
o'clock. This Is one of the big annual
events Of the camp to which the fam
lilies and friends Of the members are
invited. The hall will be decorated
with American flags and with flowers.
and an elaborate program Of vocal
and instrumental music has been ar
ranged. to be followed by dancing, for
the comrades. their ladies and friends.
The committee having the affair in
charge consists Of Henry c. Wilson,
chairman; Joseph J. Harvey, Benjamin.
l.. Tubman. Charles E. Monninger,
Frank Mcfarland. Norris K Thorne,
William A. Bowling and jeremiah
O'Connor.
Camp Commander John A., Gallagher.
in circular just issued, announces
that on May Is Harden Camp will
elect its delegates to the national en-
campment to be held in Buffalo in Sep
tember, as well as the election Of dele
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CHAPTER XXI.
In the Chilly Dawn.

AwNLIGHT came trickling into
the hall, where the candles
guttered and the polished table
was ringed with the marks Of
wine-stained vessels.
Bah Askew was asleep. his head IN
the table, his mouth half open. Borlase
frankly was yawning. Erisey softly
paced the hearth. morose. Musgrove
still drank.
Much they all had drunk through the
hours of their waking. out In glum
silence perforce, and in the sequel tem-
pers were astrain.
shall we 60 to bed?' said Borlase
leasantly. your chiefest actor. Rob,
seems not well lessoned in his part"
Erisey looked at his watch and saw
the hands at half after three. Surely,
II Won Kerstenbroock had not yet ven
tured he never were SO mad as venture
now in the breaking day.
Either he was too great fool 10
find that door," spoke Erisey, or TOO
little a fool to pass through il. In any
case, we'll I'D and give him such 4
rouse as he'll not forget in long.
II was to hold the watch In the shad-
ows at the stair-foot
They spoke a whispered word and
left him still on guard. Then they
passed I'D the main stair as quietly rs
might be, mindful of what lay In the
chamber of state; but even so, Bah
Ayskew fell over a form In the upper
corridor and Wat Musgrove stumbled
heavily on the last step.
In Thomsine MusgrUve's chamber the
sound Of their footsteps was crashinSly
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will be delivered next Sunday morn
ing by the Rev. Richard G. Koonyz,
pastor of Epworth Methodist Church,
Gaithersburg
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synepsis Of Preceding Chapters.


On an April evening in the year lsss.
0uogrove provokes q challenge to duel
600 Q German youth whom he then nnds
- Won Ksrstenbroock. reputed to be .
Ooge1laoo and invincible duelist. Wate
0Oter. Thomsine Musgroye. 1e-year-old
OAad who u betrothed TO the Vscount
cng1sford, learns of the impending dan
~ to Wat. through his wife CHARLOTTE.
81 hall sister to Thomsine's prospective
kDhand- Resolved upon saving him hv
0npoaling herself 10 the formidable Ger
- uh0 disyuises herself a. Q boy, and
e. 01dnight makes her way to his lodG-
- TherO her entreAties are received
V1fA aisgust and she u finally silenced BY
VSa Karssenbroock sets out for the duel
- piAeo, leaving Thomsine In charge Of
- drawer, and. unknown to Won Ker-
01InhrUok leads him on In the wrong
lG0o1lon. The two become lost In 2
- and Won Kerstenbroock learning
- - gives Thomsine his protection.
no stop to rest at an Inn, to to which which
(30sTuDo6t. an old acquaintance OF the
6sslnan.s. The latter Joins them and
G1Ao Thomsine home On leaving sns
Gv1o him . sisteriy ki0 Of gratitude.
o. hor return Thomsine hnds herself
AtG6onored and her story not believed:
1ho wedding iB postponed and Caris1ord
= Killed Thomstne continues 70 dream OF
DGE1ormsd valiant service for the par
kaHsnt. Cromwell sends him within the
euemys ranks a. spy. Enlisting with
6oao0ol yielding's Royalist troopers. ne
eGInao 10 King'G Staversham. where he y
sDcogn3ssd by Col. Jack Aubrey.
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audible as they strode past the bolted
door.
In the western corridor Erisey un-
locked the door of the little paneled
chamber. He was smiling again.
though Whitley
He looked to find Won Kerstenbroock
asleep. and with a certain word still
Kissing in his memory he knew with
just what, manner of wrench at those
wedSed irons he meant to bring him to
his feet. He strode in with his chosen
pack at his heels and halted short
In the broadening dawn he saw the
pallet empty. the chamber tenantless,
the door gaping wide.
How looks pussy when she finds that
mousie has really slipped from between
her two subtle paws?
In that moment Erisey realized that
he had more to dread than than the ridi.
cule Of Ned Borlase and his like.
He remembered at last that he was a
colonel in the Kings service. respon-
sible for the custody of a dangerous
man. Deadly sober, he turned to his
mates. He dared not admit the terror
The rogue is somewhere on the stair,
no doubt" said he. Come on, then.
We shall track him.
They numbered down the narrow stair
this time. in the dismay in which they
all were set, with little care 10 so
They ransacked the corridors of the
second story. They overturned furni-
ture, they flung open chests. they dis
placed hangings.
In the search Erisey took heedful
note that the door to the privy stair
was bolted from within. even as he had
left it. At last. in utter CONSERVATION.
they sought the main staircase and
there fell upon Lory Trevor
He fad been asleep. He had failed
to keep his watch.
Tu quoque"' was his instant retort
He had not been the only man to keep
the watch that night. All of them had
peen drinking indubitably, and one had
oeen negligent. Which one? In accu-
sation and accusation their un-
guarded voices rose clamorous.
Chill silence fell upon them. Suddenly
they found themselves aware of my
Lord Staversham. who stood at the
stair-head and looked upon them.
A Continuation Of This Story VIII
BE Found In TomorroM,s
Issue Of The Times.
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Aunt Sally's Advice
To Beauty Seekers

Lydia says: I've tried most every
thing for my freckles. but can't lose
them. What do you suggest? See an
swer 10 "Stella." The treatment sug-
gested I've never known TO fail In any
case Of freckles or other cutans GUS
blemish.
p. j. X. asks: rs there anything bet
ter than massage to remove wrinklesr
Too much massaging may aggravate a
wrinhled condition. tending TO soften
and loosen the tissue. l advise bath
ing the face in an astringent lotion
made by dissolving an ounce of pow
dered saxoli:e in half pint witch hazel.
This is rema arkably effective.
Stella writes: MY complexion is ho--
ribly muddy. What shall | do for it?''
Ge: an ounce of mercolized wax at your
druSg SITS. Apply this nightly like you d
use cold cream, washing I OF mornings.
This will cause the offensive cut!cle
gradually to make way, by a process Of
gentle absorption. for the clear, vci
vety, healthy-hued ski. undernea h. =
Woman's Rsalm.-Advt
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Brings Beauty to
Young and Old
Medical News.)

The universal objection to face pow
der is solved by the. use of a fine lotion
easily made at home by dissolving 4
ounces Of spurmax (which costs little at
any drug store) in u pint witch hazel
(or hot water) with teaspoonfuis
glycerine added. This wonderful beau
tifier Is very beneficial to the skin, be-
cause it prevents chapping, removes
that shiny oily. sallow look and adds
beauty to any complexion 1t does not
show or rub OF like powder. but. when
on, seems part Of the skin and gives a
wholesome. charming tone.
Keep the scalp clean and beautiful
hair will be the result Shampoo with
q teaspoonful of canthrox dissolved In
a cup of hot water and dandruff. dust
and excess oil disappear Immediately
and the hair will be ever so lustrous.
fluffy and healthy and the head will
feel good. Canthrox acts as a natural
tCi.ic to the scalp and prevents falling
hair and scalp Irritation. 1t IL easy
to use, costs little and can be OBJ
tained' at any druggist's.-Advt.
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King Peters Abdication
Not Officially Confirmed

BELGRADE, May e0-No official con-
firmation Of the Swiss rumor that King
Peter Of Servia Is to abdicate in favor
Of Crown Prince Alexander was forth
coming today. nor was the report
denied
King Peter has been in ill-health for
several years and 1t is said that he will
retire for long rest as soon as peace
in the Balkans is assured The rumor
OF his impending abdication came from
Geneva, where he lived for several
years as Prince Karageorgavitch. and II
was said that agents were now In
Geneva. obtaining a house for the King
He ascended the Servian throne in
1905 when King Alexander and Queen
Draga were murdered
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The work of remodeling the basement
Of the courthouse began yesterday. The
east side will be converted into three
large rooms, one of which will be used
as a police court room and the other
as an office for the county surveyor.
The office of the supervisors of cleo
tions Is being repaired. The work.
which is being done by Alfred Warthen,
of kcnsington. will cost about $500.
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The county public school commission
ers have granted the use of grounds
adjoining the high school here for the
purpose of erecting the tent in which
to hold the chautauqua August sill.
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MRS. HIGGINS TO Be
BURIED TOMORROW
Gaithersburg Woman Is Found
Dead in Bed-Was Daugh-
ter of Late Levi Watkins. .

ROCKVILLE. Md, May N.-The fu-
neral of Melissa ]. Higgins. who died at
her home in Gaithersburg. will take
place at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning
from Epworth Methodist Church, CATH
ersburg. The Rev. R. G. Koontz will
officiate, and the interment will be at
Gaithersburg. Mrs. Higgins was found
dead in bed early Monday morning. her
death. 1t is thought. being due to heart
disease. She was thirty-five years old,
and was the wife of Charles H. Hig-
gins. She leaves SIX children. Her
father was the late Levi Watkins.
The Rev. Frank NJ. Richardson, pas
tor of the NJ. E Church South, ofti-
ciated at the marriage here yesterday
of James Z. Harry. of Tenleytown. d.
c.. and Miss Minnie G. Pearson, Of
Boston, Va The young people left for
Washington soon after the ceremony.
The Maryland Society of the Sons of
the American Revolution has presented
the board of county public school COM
facsimile copies of the Declarat Of
Independence. They will be framed and
placed in the principal schools Of the
county.
1t cost William Newman, colored, a
$50 fine and several dollars costs to act
as purchasing and distributing agent
for club organized few days ago to
buy barrel of whisky. He ordered
the liquor and distributed II among the
club members. but he collected the
money after the whisky had been dis
tributed. He was tried in the police
court here yesterday and adjudced
guilty by Judge Arthur NJ. Mace. He
paid the fine.
The annual sermon to the graduating
class of the Gaithersburg High School
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a.

REFINED HOME
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND WOMEN yru-
LEETs; rHoNE NORTH ssse :oss HILLI EA
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The annual sermon to the graduating
class of the Gaithersburg High School
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A Continuation Of This Story VIII
BE Found in Tomorrow's
Issue Of The Times.
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a.

gates to the District department en-
campment, which, will be held in this
city nthe evening Of June Il.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-04

school so far this semester Mrs Laf-
ferty has been forced to close her
boarding house on account of the
disease.
The Ferlet brothers. who have been
home on their ranch at BerinO for two
weeks, have returned to school.
Ted Lester went to FL PasO to drive
a car back to Mesilla Park
President Garrison has returned from
an auto trip over New Mexico.
MOshler Temple went to Fl PasO to
transact business for the Roundup
The pool tables installed at the Y. NJ
c. y. have netted SAC in two months
time.
Roe Miller has been released from
the college hospital
Five rounds of blank cartridges
were issued to the battalion. The bat
talon was then divided into two sec
lions and a mimic sham battle was
participated in. Companies B and d
succeeded in locating A and c and rout-
ing them from their position.
Maurice Edmuston and Bernard Cleve
have been taken i'll with the measles
and removed to the college hospital.