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CSynopsis of Previous IusiaIlments.)

Synopsis of Previous Insiallments.,
Max Lamar. crime specialist. e in
formed OF the release Of circle i'm
Borden, a notorious criminal. The name
Circle >omes from the hereditary req
circle which appears on the right nana
in each generation OF the Bordens.
June Travis and her mother, Interested
in the reform Of ex-convicts, are awaiting
Borden's release. Borden refuses their
aid. Borden's son Ted, a good-for-noth-
ing. 10 about to steal . mans watch,
when s his father pulls him away .m rr
them, Borden and his son reach his
rooms. Old Borden seals the room IN
which The boy Is asleep and turns on tie
Thinking that the circle-bended family
II extinct, Lamar 10 surprised 70 see the
Red Circle on the hand Of woman IN
swiftly moving automobile. lie oNerts as,
the car, but occupant has gone; The
woman sinks into a nearby park arp
turns her coat inside out, exposing
The woman in black il no other than
June Travis To Mary, her old hurse,
june confesses what she has done ana ~ W
cid servant is overcome. The H ~
nurse to give an exclamation that arouses
June's curiosity and she insists that haEy
tell her ali che knows. ,,,.
that she iS not Mrs. travis daughter.
but the daughter OF Jim Borden, ~
having changed the infants when nm, t
and abe Jokes with him about the hed
Circle. s,,
Mary, in trying to divert the suspicious
81 Detective Lamar, finds herseh III =
June's coat ana lamar seeing the IA
miliar black, pursues and corners her IN
a garage, her coat having caugnt IN ue
door While Lamar awaits permission 70
force the door, Mary slips from the coat
and escapes Lamar asks torsiVenS1ss
from June for guspectinR her ana purreS
to headquarters with the coat.
With a set purpose June purchases some
mems apparel and a wig.
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Mrs. Marion ConnelI.

Funeral services for Mrs. Marion
Connell. who died yesterday in her
eightieth year, will he held at her rest
dence. near Potomac. Md. tomorrow at
II o'clock. 1nterment will be made in
Rockville Union Cemetery.
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RH benjamin. M. Martin.

Funeral services Cor Benjamin NJ
Martin. who died at Mt Rainier in his
seventleth year, were held today at Sc
Johns Episcopal Church. Intermsnt
was in Congressional Cemetery.
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Mrs. Ida s. Willis.

Funeral services for Mrs Ida Stilson
Willis. who died yesterday will be held
at her residence. the Roanoke, 134S
Euclid street northwest. tomorrow. at 2
o'clock. IIitcrment will be private.
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Mrs. Joseph Cassidy.

Funeral services for Mrs. Joseph Cas-
slday. who died TUESDAY, were held at
her residence. IL; Fifth street north
east. TODAY. thence TO st. AuGustine's
Church. Elkridge Md, where requiem
mass was celebrated.
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Frank L. ZeVowitz.

Funeral services for frank L. Zero
WITT. who died Monday, aged twenty
four years. were held today 1T his
residence, "a o street northwest Inter-
ment was private.
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Walter p JoneH

Funeral services for Walter =. Jones.
who died yesterday. will be held at the
Va. tomorrow at II o'clock. Interment
Will be private.
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Funerals
AIhert Rrnwn.

Funeral services for Albert Brown,
who died Tuesday. will be held at tHe
residence of hiP niece, Mrs ElIzabHth
Gross, 2S03 Sheridan avenue. Anacostia,
tomorrow az ! O'Clock.
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THE RED CIRCLE
By ALBERT PAYsoN TERHUNE.

By ALBERT PAHSON TEKHUNE.
Saddle
WEI NJ Rtehsy
/, n BY paysOnT
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FOR SALE-HoUSES

A COMPLETE LITTLE HOME.
THE BEST XMAS PRESENT YOU COULD
BUY FOR YOURSELF.
Take part Of this years Xmas money and
make a first payment on one of those DE.
LIGHTFUL LITTLE HOMES one and one
half squares from
LINCOLN PARK
On It11 st. n. E. bet. North Carolina ave,
and c st One OF the most beautiful loca-
lions in the city. 6 rooms, tile BATH large
lot porch. All modern improvements.
only 500 cash and balance like rent. S215o
per month. including interest and principal
PRICE, $2,250.
open daily and Sunday until p. m.
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DEATHS

SMITH ON wednesday. January &. Ieis nj
her residence, 9iJ q street north Invest,
MARY NJ, beloved wife Of The late Israel
Services At the residence Saturday 81 3
?. NJ. FTiends Invited. 1nterment Glen
wood.
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ACTIVE REPRESENTATIVE 10 appoint
statesmen for article used daily by thou
SANDS ui people IN every community; repeat
orders give large permanent income: cN'ls-
siNe agency granted: only $500 necessary
CAIRO COMPANY. 600 Fifth ave-, Dept; l.
New York
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BuLLETlN OF AVAH ARLE OPPORTUNITIE

BILE OPPORTUNITIES
the following opportunities may
Iication to
IITED STATES DEPARTMENT
ILLS BUILDING.
board. lodging and wash
'D-per day. pH-Per hour. Bal
house, garden. fuel and milk.
ed, TT. Adv.-Transportation may pc
erstood that all opportunities are OF a
lred as soon as possible.
Makers 10 moiders and 2 ccremakers.
Patternmakers, $50 PHI; molders - PDi
coremakers 81 PD. ANY Es Married Or
single. hours PD. Work on gray bon.
D0MESTICS.
Pennsylvania.
S67-is7a. Philadelphia Co. one single wo-
man for general Homework, plain cooking.
help with washing. Any Es. 50 PW and
home.
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Deaths.

Grace E. Roby. 40 years. Sibley Hospital
John J. Foble. 50 years. 1872 Potomac ave-
nue. southeast.
Anna {. Bowser, 50 years, The Baltimore
apartments
Sarah Miller. 81 years. s1lI Wisconsin avenue
northwest
Annie e. Jamlson. 60 years. 1907 l. street
northwest
Rosa L. Easily. 70 years. 2O27 street north
west.
George Miller rs years. Providence Hospital.
Frank l.. Zogowitz. Is years, "a Y street
northwest.
Ella b. DeAtley. so years. 6ls Eleventh
street southwest.
Catherine c. Hartigan, IS years. 1907 North
Capitol street.
Dorman s. smith. 70 years, 1901 Sixth street
southwest.
Jane Z. Martin, 50 years, 751 Park ROAD.
Tracey Bundey, q years, Sibley Hospital.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GROCERY STORE AZ a country place near
Washington; must he sold at once: good
paying business and good living rooms with
all improvements low rent, grand oppOr-
sCHNIDER's, sos Mass ave. n. e. Tel l..
$50. owner can be seen at the above ad-
dress Sunday, January 3, between l and 3
D. m l.
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CLAiRVOYANTS

CONSULT ZANCIG PPs ALMIsT
READINGS ONE DOLLAR.
| STUDIO, 9O4 l4th st. n. w. Phone NJ. 44iS.
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Vital Records
Births.

Births.
Robert II. and Nellie u. Clark. gtr1
OlNer II. II. and Charlene e. Scott. bov
frank NJ and Amanda Il. Taylor boy.
James o. and Mary & Tucker, EirI
Joseph Z. and Mary y. Brunei, girl.
Jerry and Edna Sullivan, girl
salvatore and Antonina III Bella, girl.
Slacomo and Carmela De Leonebus. girl,
scudder and Anna Riddle, boy,
Antonino and Angelina Presto, boy.
Charlie y. and Lucy NJ. Ellicott, girl
william l.. and Gladys L. Bragg. girl.
William and Rosie Dixon, boy
George l.. and Mary Lewis, boy.
Ira II. and Olivio Stewart, girl
Charles and Cinderella Davis, boy.
Silas and Mamie Carter. boy
William e. and Hannah Frazier, boy.
James II. and Alkaline Young, boy.
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MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN on real estate; lowest
rates; prior payment privileges; large
amounts. TYLER & RUTHERFORD, SIT l5th,
BUILDING LOANS AND SECOND TRUST.
Money 10 loan at 6 uer cent on District
Real Estate. Any amount from 500 TO So
on first or second trust In straight note or
monthly payments. Takes only three dHJs
PAUL V. MITCHELL & CO.,
1913 ST. y. W.
MONEY 10 IJoAH-t25O to $500 900 on ID. c.
real estate. Several trust funds ~ 10
per cent All transactions conducted with
Economical consideration for borrowers,
WIN. H. SAUNDERS 4 CO.,
Southern Building. sO7 18th st. n. w
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

HOW TO BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD
on Sleo cash and SIS mouth At
CHEVY CHASE. For full particulars droT
postal telephone call on WIN. II.
RICHIE. Si7 Colorado Bldg. Tel. n. s21L
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED to buy used portable watoh-
mans clock in leather case with strap, and
six keys. ofhce OF THoS w. SMITH. cor.
LIST and Indiana ave. n. W., Washington,
ID. G. r.....
OLD ARTIFICIAL TEErH-Will pay good
prices: may be broken. FREEMAN, Room
203. KenOis mdg., nth and G.
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Reader: tells what you want to know, Read
inEs. SOC; lest To-. II q. m. 90 3 =
dHy. 70 : az TN 81 n. W. y
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FOR SALE-FARMS

5O-ACRE FARM.
'rhree-quartsrs mile from Springfield sta
ton; good S-room house and other outbulld-
ings; some fruit; II acres clear; will consider
W. c. SULLIVAN, zee 9th ST. y. W. |
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advanced under favorable conditions.
Unless otherwise stated, it will be UNI
permanent nature, and the help II de-
FARM LAB0RER APPLICATIONS
Pennsylvania.
s7o-sO0i. Washington Co. one single man
for general farm and dairy work. German,
Swede. Polish SlAvish or American. Other
Es, EXP. No. TT. s2O-2s Pm. BL&W.
TRADES.
Pennsylvania.
s7s-1ss5. Allegheny Co. Wanted; 5 pattern
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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS

NORTHUMBERLAND as well be up-to-date
same lots of other men who wisely buy
from u.s. and 30 save cash for ma and the
baby; see us for new lap robes, some low ~
t2.7b and slightly used OVercoats, fine grade,
low az S.; one price. JUSTH'S OLD STAND.
glg ID.
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FURNITURE.

Highest prices paid for any kind furniture.
North 602s. ISIS 9Th At. n w
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OWNERS DEMAND
APPAM'S RELEASE

''rn'iNu"1 f""m rirst Page
tents" said tbs collector. II, viii he
r"rUar,'"h to washington tonight II
I am able 10 have j; transcribed by
shat time Tho testimony Of tho Ger.
mans l. rc~v fpl' aud COMPLETE
ArropoS Of criticism concerning tho
action of Captain IIarria"u. English
m"stcr "f tn" \rpam. III su:r"udrrin;,
tn" steamer 10 The Germans vi'hou, -
fight Lieutenant EcrG said :u-Iat:
Tho captain acted wisely m giving
m without - d-h, Had hc rrsis,e I'd
Tho tprum would hav" r"nu on hrr
way to Tho bottom Within twouty
seconds"
lieutenant E"r= s,cadfas,ly declined
"a throw amy light ON the iIcu,ity 81
Tho ship that captured the App;iul.
"Nading questions propouud"d 1" ."t
him 20 commit himself Indirectly and
politely declining 10 answer di.cct
Questions
This morning Lieutenant I:crl made
- fUll s,atelucu; OF his contentious
CONCERNING the status Of tho rrizr shin.
wni"h statement has been forwarded
80 Washington ny Tia" customs au-
,horitic"
Tn' En-lis, crew of tho .Nrram this
afternoon lcf, for Now York ON a
steamer OF The old Dominion Line.
They were liberated last nigh,
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tRNft. lIiItGi Gil SNuI,I.
WRIT OF T>Iitf.ltiit:D HANDS

'h" smoke WAS :" thick men hHt! -
.-'"r' through it "ith ou'strnt'iic"
ha"'is. I'll, reading room :tsc!' wu~ d.
'i"!"r hos. lnckci rs /, va Win
n"Nsgaprrs ami books
'lar"n'" Jameson. NJ L. u: bi-h,.
\oN' S""'i", VIII" AZ tho limo N" 'rs
Wa discovered Was enthusiastically dc
scrihjm@ 10 tho Commons the nrc ritz ~
" biz! d." had Introduced "u the sui
J"r' CT i<" declares he hear, = scr'u.
81 explosions. I.c saved his precious
ttr"m ola til" FISH bin At III, cost
az 81 badly burned mustachc ana eve
b,uwS.
/, Is learned tina; tho service. oY the
lnitcJ states Secret ScrNic" have been
enlisted by The Canadian Sovcrnmcn,
- the search for suspicious persons
Every train crossin. the border To-
Cay Las hccn searched. and n sharp
i"oho"; is being kept at ali border
points.
General sir sam Hughes, the Minister
al M'itIa. sc"fcd at tho theory OF i'm
ccuiia.Ism Tonight. NJ The same ,!,nc
fOrr'cr l'fcmicr Sir Wilfrid I.guricr Is.
scco ~ Statement declaring that "wc
must o., everything TO bring The m ar.
d"lcrs !" Justice.
a. ''cw az the fact that Police ,.hi,i
sherwood Is satisfied that tho nrc was
"cC!l"'tal and il ne reports TO the
government in accordance with This
heller. i; is likely that AN Investigation
h$ ;,u Independents tribunal viii he d,,.
'naudcd by both houses OF parIiamcn,
r"rlinmcn; met this afternoon il
Victoria Memorial Museum. the :nrhi.
thcat"r Of which had been hastily fitted
~ :" accommodate the ministers.
The known dead In the fire are Nine
fray. Nine. NORM, two policemen and
q plumber and waiter.
BUSINESS 70 NE CONTINUED
WITHOUT INTERRUPTIONS
NJ to-day's parliamcntary session
Premier BORDEN read message OF
coincidence from King George and from
the Duke of Connaught. Ho announced
,hai there would he a searching in
vcstigation into the cause of the fire
and that the business OF the session
would be continued without interrupt
ton
William s. Ioggc. member of Par
liamcn, for northumberland. y. B., is
reported missing.
The financial loss is difficult 10 esti
mate, but the contents of tho build
inE we're of great valuo. NJ an carl!
hour tonight ii was believed that tn,
parliamentary library, in left wing
had been saved. While the fire wa:
| raging. fircmcn brought out many of il:
| 600. 900 volumes.
Tho parliamentary building wa:
rated as one OF the finest Gothic struc
| four acres on Parliament Hill.
Several persons who were hurnet
or otherwise hurt in fleeing through
| tho corridors before the swift rush o
| flames or in escaping from the window:
arc in hosDitals to-day.
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MORGENTHAU IN BERLIN

BERLIN, February tv!a London).--
Henry Morgcnthau, American amba $
sador ~ ConStantinopic. arrived in
Berlin Yesterday on his way 10 ,hc
United States. lie vas accompanied
ny his son, Henry Morsenthau. Jr.
Mr. MorRcnthau Will remain here Il
day ~ two before leaving for New York
lay way of Rotterdam or Copenhagen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-05

LinElc. president OF tho North caro-.
ma Federation of Womcns Clubs dis
GUESSED social Stnudurds.' md she was
followed by Miss I;unicc Sinclair ,clI
agent of thc child labor committees ar
Fayetteville. y q. other snc,Itrr.
were Miss Eugene Iiciliy. Of Charlotte
\. G.: Mrs. }. W. Allen. president or
the south Carolina Federation nr
W"mcn's clubs: Mrs. Arthur r,Icouc,.
superintendent OF the Girls lIn,sc nr
kefuEc and Eastern PENNSYLVANIA. wi.
nam H. swift, Greensboro. y 1. .c,,o
'arF Tor the carolinas: 9. l.. COON. vii
son. ~ G." secretary Of tn" Norm ,.,,'n
ma enid Labor Committee. ami ,.c,,.i
w iiih"' staff phot"Graphcr of Inc ma.
''ohhi committee, New York.
me -tcnsioncd interest o,c..,-
ioiich by the exchange of tclc.r.,,,. ~,
tween the Southern Textile H". ~
u"h an" the Child Labor t,on,,.;,,
Was sustained At to-nirht's .c",,i,,,,
"nch another telegram from mo ,,
NC association. through \. y C.r,,n,
us secretary. sent in reply :, Son.
,'' i."Noj'E OF tin" National child
hhpor committee. waS received
nc telegram follow
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Germany admits
Loss of Zeppelin
London Reports No Trace Found
Of Dnigib.: Il/,,ckcd in
No,th Sea.

BERLIN. February tvia Loudon) =
An "iilclHl communication issued to-
'.,1 ADMITS tina; thv %cppcliu I'll? has
not returned from accommodating
Night. aun that Inquiries ronccrnlns
the aIrShip have boon without result.
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SEEK MAN WHO SET FIRE
TO PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS
Every Energy OF Canadian Secret
Police Employed in
Search.
RUINS STILL ARE sMolDERING
Seven Lives Lost anil S7.OOO,OOO
Damage AS Result OF Blazc--Ot-
tawa Is Military Camp. All Public
Structures Being Guarded.
Fire Breaks Out in
War Supply Plant

OTTAWA, February f.-Firc has
brokc" out in tho large piaut OF
trnnt. Holden, Graham. Ltd. which
~ hilfnE large war orders for tho
entente allies. The flames arc still
ronincd To n factory building, which
~ hilcd with tarpRuIIns. uoolcns
and military uniforms.
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PHILIPPINE BILL PASSES
SENATE; VOTE 81 TO "a
Would Authorize President to Grant
Absolute Independence Within
-Four Years.
SIN REPUBLICANS IN FAVOR
Measure Will Go to House With
Backing OF Administration, and
Leaders Confident II Will Have
Approval OF Democratic Majority.


! WASHINGTON. February 4.-Thc
philippine bill which would extend TO
the islands greater degree Of self
| government and would authorize the
! President to grant them absolute in
| dependence within four years. passed
tho Senate Tonight. - to "a. Various
! Democrats. led by Chairman stone. of
the Foreign Relations Committee. tried
uhSucccSStnlly to amend certain fca-
lures of tho indcpcrdcncc clause but
| III the end tho Democrats. joined by
six progressive Republicans voted
Solidlr for the measure
1t is understood tho hill will 80 to
| the House with the backing OF l'resi-
| dent Wilson. and will be pressed for
| carly passage. Administration leaders
tonight seemed confident that tho bill
would have the approval of the House
| Democratic majority.
| Thc Ecpuh1icars who voted for tho
hiil were F"rah, Ciapp. kenyon. La
| Toilette Norris and Works T:v over
whclminS majoritics tho senate had re-
FUSED to modify the Clarke amendment,
adoptcd several days ago. which con
| t"ins the Independence provision. and
| also gives the President authority to
c"tcnd or withhold Independence 1T the
end OF four years II he should find CON
ditions in tho islands uutavorahlc The
time would 10 cxtcndcd, however. only
until an incoming; Congress could CON
ESid"r the subject.
: Senator stone wanted TO eliminate
! the extension provision but his bill
WAS voted down. 60 to IL senator
| Hitchcock. chairman Of tho Philippine
! Committee. *ou&h, 70 cNtcnd indcpcn-
dcTc" within four Years ON condition
/ thai The people and Legislature Of tho
! philippines should iatify cons,itu-
ton. This was rejected - to -
! Il am making q Last arpcal for what
: think is good fa';h ana Just treat
! mont of the l'niiinriuos." said senator
stone. in urginG his amen, mcnt ~
ann nmuucsii"nably ana uncouditi"nally
I in favor of CARRYING on, Tho rlcdcc OF
: tn" Democratic party To- r"liu.iuiShinc
control over til" ~ itirpmo Islands
coinrictcly am not i'll favor Of con
. fcrriuG Independence with a string
, to it
/ senator Norris III upposin. !, pro.
President 10 r2:aiu naval h.s"s in tn"
philippines. declared I'rcsid"u: Wilson
had hccn converted from "a man Of
p"aco 10 militariat
Tho lrcsidc";. said Senator Nor
ris. recently .-luo'uc-i Is program o.
preparedness coutrHrv 10 views hc hold
e year ago. and I'm tho last rcw .,v.
he has charged his mind ON that N"w
h' Say" IN is Ia favor % the United
states having tho largest nav. tn Tho
world. II that il his id"n. he wil
wasn't I" retain not ouI, ouc Dot :, ,iolcu
naval stations iu TN" FAR Philippines"
AMERICANS no NoT WANT
10 SCI: I'i.>G HAULED nUVn
senator Wiili..m Alden smith ..or.G
tn" Democrats for their DETERMINATION
!" :!vc Up the Philippines. ami declared
the tmeriCaa proplN did NOT 8. .b a.
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VIRGINIA WILL SUPPORT
PROGRAM OF PRESIDENT
Nine OF Its Ten Votes in House OF
Representatives Will Favor
Preparedness.
JUDGE SAUNDERS TO FIGHT 1T
Filth District Congressman Issues
Statement Heiterating His Purpose
to Fight bigger Army and Navy
as Proposed.

Especial 10 Tho Times piSpatCh.J
WNSlIlNGTON. -. G.. February -
With tho "hct;cg Preparedness lcf;is-
lation tho paramount issue now before
Congress. with the completion OF i'rcsi-
dcui Wilson'S first tour uf the country
IN its behalf. the Indications to-day
arc that Virginia Will xiv" tho bigger
arm. anal navy hills nine Of its ton
votes in the House.
Friends Of Representative" William y.
Jones today declared that III" firs,
District chairman. VIII" has h""m luke
warm over the Presidents program.
Will .Uppor, it This viii leave Repre-
sentative Saunders. al th" Fifth Dis
trict. as the only avow"d opponent I"
the President from Virginia.
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DEATHS.

KEIM.-Dicd, at 1910 this Saturday
morning, at his home. 25l5 kcnsing-
ton Avenue, r. H. KEN. aged sixty
four years. lie Is survivcdby his wife.
ono daughter. Miss Helen f. and son,
Robert IT. Kcim, Jr.
Funcralnotico later.
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TO Prevent Tho Grin

When you feel Il cold coming on. stop IL by
taking .ANATINE RROMO oCINI$E. II
dos'roys germs, acts ~ Tonic and f.a1a
Nv" and kccrs tho system IN condition to
ono PROMO oClNINE" T.. ". GROVE 5
signature on box &c.
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Hi,ITISII NAVAL. VESSELS
IL Etl I'EIESS SEARCH

iDNuuN, February i-No trace has
nccu found OF the zeppelin wrecked III
tho North Seal. british naval vessels
have made thorough search. ana re-
;nrEcd 10 port with the report that
they had Su"n nothin. -! the dirisihlc.
\ dispatch - Reuters Telegram
Company from Copenhagen says the
wrecked Zeppelin LII" was we'll known
:,louG tho west coast. The craft was
FIRST mentioned ahou; tw" months ago,
wh"n. accompanied by the IL ana LIS.
6; stopped S,c'iiSh steamer In the
North Sc:t Ini sent party aboard 10
inspect the steamers papers
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IuI.MER FulI>s UNABLE
TO ATTEND MEETING

THIS mornima's session was called To
order by Secretary Lovcjoy in tho al.
scucc "f I!olmcr Folks. Sew York. wh,
was unable {" attend Mrs Thomas "