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The Washington times., 1916-04-07

ILLS BUILDING.
BL&W-Frea BOARD, lodging ana ash
house. garden, fuel and mir.
. TT, Adv.-Transportation may W
hderstood that ell opportunities are Of
ired m soon AZ possible.
G6.sH. Warwick 60. Twenty-Five irrt class
ANY white Es under Is years of SssI. &c
"Smsx warwick Co. Five tool msanlnT nnansI
g years Of sss,. Married ni o. single. sSe-
,,s ssc PH. $50 bOurs Pw; 30. Tr. ,,rA.,.
Ssnt wy'Sh Any Sht. Co. rs ss sapdsS sSaf Is y..rs
a1se. Married or single. sze-aTc PHI NO
ssrs-." $50 wi. hour .Pw. r .,,o 1.rp.n
s.. ,sr: desired: Asy y:Si,. Es tunSssi 3 I.
m. No q. $50 hsor. NV. 49,.
s,..r. Or sSlsa :s!pSslsSi: s:. -.S;.s .Sis:
Es .under 1 years OF assl, Married o,
class ssc.,co Phi; som. s0ecSa Contract piseswsri;
wages. No TT. $50 hours Pw.
District Of Columbia.
FOR general bousework and some care Of
small child. SIC pm. BAL. Usunl hours.
' wi'S D. C. on: .elRss sRss coSns
Sa fS Hinn Ssa. 10 4H' r. sSal tsSs 1nUr. Ssass S'
FARM WORK.
"ct9d' oensrsl farm % work At Co.'S ne IN Saisr:
nished l-room house. garden, vegetables
and some milk. Some work Cor wife n de-
sired. Experienced man required. Csua
farm hours.
virginia Alexandria County. Man and wifi,
for place near Alexandria. General farm
work. tao-5b PM, unfurnlshed house. gar.
den, fuel and milk. wifa TO board tive
other laborers at 80 PM. Some experienced
preferred.
The Washington times., 1916-04-07

The jury in the case OF William ~.
Eoss. colored. charged with the MUIR
der Of John Nnsh. colorcI. near Ta-
koma Park, failed to reach an agree :
rent Yesterday and was discharged
bv Judges Peter and Worthinston. II
was the second mistrIal.
The Washington times., 1916-04-07
st. Mary's Retreat.

Rev. Father Kennedy. OF the Domini-
can House OF Studies. Brookiand. ID. c..
last night opened a retreat for men at
81. Msfy's Catholic Church which will
end tomorrow night. A large number
attended the services.
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Mrs. Annie Campbell has purcha sed
from William w. Campbell and wife a
mouse and lot on the north side of
and Columbus streets.
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EVANSVILLE.

FORMER Governor GoldsborouEh will
open his campaign for the Republican
nomination for United States Senator at
aHmass meeting in T;pDer Marlboro on
April IL. Other speakers will be Ed
ward c. CarTinEton. William T. War
burton and former Congressman Thom-
~ Parrah.
The Prince George County bar Asso-
clStion viii hold memorial services for
Judges Merrick and crane I'm the court
heube at Upper Marlboro next Mon
day morning.
j, s. Barber DRinGerfield has been ap-
pointed to the liduor license hoard for
PRINCE George county tn fiji the vacancy
caused by the resignation of w. Bladen
jackson.
The opening night OF the pure food
show a. the First PRESBYTERIAN Church
was we'll attended The exhibit Will
close tomorrow night.
Robert p, Carmichael has returned
from North Dakota.
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afternoon at 2:20 o'clock will line nm
against st. Dominics team Of washing
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Funeral services for John Jones' n
prominent farmer, who died ON Mon
day night at his home. near Pooles-
vile. were conducted yesterday at
st. Peters Episcopal Church. by the
Rev. Augustus smith Burial was at
ReallSville. =
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A lap robe valued at S1S was stolen
%esteroav afternoon from the office OF
the stables OF Duncan Brothers. A re-
port Of the theft has been made 10 the
police who are investIgating.
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A.. C. Moss has been appointed notary
public by Governor Stuart.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE IN
FREE LECTURES ON M
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. -
-. Every Evening at o'clock.
VIM. m. GOODWIN, c. S.
3o1 Dist. Natl. Dk. BIdg.. 1900 @ NV.
AUCTION SALES

THOS. J. OWEN a son, Auetioneers.
TRgSrEES SALE OF VALUABLE RElH
EsIATE, BEING PREMISES NO. lSi7
GoRCORAN STREET ". w.
I.lber No. ss7s. folio us land u recorSs Of
District OF Columbia, and AT request Of party
secured thereby. undersigned trustees will
hPR % AZ pSSle sSSiien IN front q pTs%sss
TWO O'CLOCK =. M, the following de-
scribed land and premises IN the District OF
Columbia: 60. Lot No. q, in chipman Exley
In Square No. 2t0, as per plat recorded IA
Liber II. ID. c., folio 81. In the Office OF tbe.
Surveyor for the district OF Columbia. 80,
Terms OF Sale: Sold subject to n prior
deed OF trust Of 5000. and the amount OVER
and above said trust to be paid In cash. A
deposit OF $4,000 required at time OF salks
purchaser. Terms OF sale to be compiied,
with within fifteen days from sale, othars
wise trustees reserve the right to resell the
chaser. after Ave days advertisement IA
some newspaper published in Washington,
ID. G. BRUCE CLEVELAND HARVEY Z.
BICkEL. Trustees. :.
Thos. ,. Owen 4 SON., Auetioneers.v1
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO LOTS INtjs
BY virtue OF power contained IN q deed '6e
trust TO the undersigned trustees. recordsd.
Oct. 70. 1913. In Liber No. 1861, folio 2is, cas-
lumbia. default having been made in tie
payment OF the debt by said trust secureds, !,
The trustees will sell lots if;y-one (5D add.
ninety-one t6O9D in Oakland in said District
| az public auction at the auction rooms 1t
Thomas J. Owen a. Son. at 1891 G st. N. W.,
sth isis a, % ocoek p fTSsiSsg TSs pnop.r.y Hsfs h,
| improved by dwelling OF s or rooms apf
vel OF water and will be sold subject to- 4
r.. NICHOLSON. LEE BROWN, Trustees.
Address 1911 @ ct. n. w.
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PALMlSTRY

MISS DENTON, teacher OF scientific PALMS
try and practical psychology; interprets ma
tures handwriting. 1872 Il 81. Main 1923. II
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FOR SALE-L0TS

FOR SALE cheap for cash. lots In Dean
wood: lot In Burrr'lle. Apply 2sN Dunn
barton ave. Is
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Robert p, Carmichael has returned
from North Dakota.
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open meeting last night at It's new
quarters, on the Eastern Branch, near
FnnnaYlNanIa avenue.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

s-RooM house In Bioomingdale; very little
cash, monthly paymSntS OWNER, H V
o. N, y.
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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS

HoRKINGMEN-Here We are, and there you
are aud the question II. how are We 60
meet: why not come TO our street and get
value that can't be beat; see store full OF
up-to-date new pants at s. to 81; saves 81 to
81: pays to see; one price. JUsTHs OLD
gTAND 6ig d.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CASH prices paid for worn clothing; either
ladies' or mems; send postal; will call. r.
TARaHES 1905 7th NV. Phone n. 4s9.
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TABLE BOARD

THE SHEPHERD. 10th and f srs. y. W.
Ex. meals: brk.. &c; lunch. &c: $3.50 week.
SPECIAL LUNCH-7a l2tL ct. n. w..
Southern cooking. rico home made dessert
hot bread cake and waifies. g tickets a; ex.
eellert table bnard. $3.50 per week: qylck ssr-
The Washington times., 1916-04-07

FOR RENT-Three-rooni cottage; large lot
at Brentwood, Nd, Apply 1912 LIST st. "
W, or phone North lSoe.
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Rugs From Scraps

often one looks with tlisinay upoii
the accumulation of bits and piece
Of cloth which crowd the "rasbag. "
yet ono is generally loath to do away
with tngm for fear that at some in.
definite future time they might posi-
BY be OF use Instead, then, OF allow
inr this supply 10 increase from year
10 year. why not utilize these other
wise worthless scraps ny making then
into rag rugs. which. when properly
and artiStically woven. rival any o:
the beautiful heirlooms of this varict.
left by erandmothcrs and great grand
mothers?
Tho housewives part in this process.
is easy enough. All she need do is t.
cut every scrap. be il silver Orocndo
or black stocking, into strips O.
about AN inch ANA half in width.
sewing the pieces together ana rolling
the whole into balls that weigh from
TWO 10 three pounis each. y weaver
can be found with little difficulty. Tho
welcome which has attended the re
rival 81 rag ru"s has called forth
many ct!lcicat artisans in this line
With little trouble ana less expense,
the result OF following this plan viii
he several beautiful pieces Of carpetry
which arc particularly effective in the
bedrooms of tho hous,
Ey limiting the variety Of colors
wound into particular balls, one ear
obtain An entire blue rug or an entir.
green one, or {, yellow with white Dor
der; or. in fact. any kind that one.
ina "iuatiCr can suggest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-28
How to Judge a
Woman by Her Hair

There are always the wcll-known
and semi-humorous methods, such
as saying bruncttes are quick tenn
pcred or blondes are keener in their
mental activity. But there Is real
common sense in just noticing
whether the hair la we'll kept to
judge womans neatncss, or in
looking NJ her style Of arranging
her hair, to decide whether or not
she has good taste. If you are one
OF the few who try to make the
most OF your hair. remember that
il is not advisable to wash the hni,
with any cleanser made for all pur-
poses. but always use some good
preparation made expressly for
shampooing. You can enjoy the
very best by getting some canthrox
from your druggist and dissolvins
a toaspoonful In n cup OF hot water
when your shampoo is all ready
After It's use the hair dries RAPIDLY
with uniform color. Dandruff, OK
cess oil md dirt are dissolved and
entirely disappear. Your hair will
be SO fluffy that 1t Will look much
heavier than il is. its luster and
softncss will also delight you. while
tho stimulated scalp gains the
health which insures hair growth
Adv.
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Ethical
7 lks
What to Wear
Fall Model Of Suede Cloth With
Blue Fox Trimming.
Women are never so clever as whe,
BY Mime. tlui vive,

Women are never 50 clever as whe,
they pretend to &c stupid.
The study OF the art Of dress Is par
ticularly important To the business
girl It's easy enough to look well j.
one has nothing else TO do. but t.
keep busy and still remain neat an6
trim Is another matter. Many a per
fectly good professional woman ha
lost her job because She did not cos
tune herself suitably for the stag
setting of office or shop.
In the first place. she must no,
economzc on laundry and clcansinr
bills. Two DAYS wear is tho most tina,
the neatcst Girl can get out of
shirtwaist and frequently one day is
the limit In the second place. sh
should buy hair nets by the whole,
sale. There IS nothing so necesaar
toward the completion of correct ap.
pcarance as a smooth. neat coiffurt
y hat net viii keep n good. substan.
tial hairdress intact during the err
tire day. Properly claimed by this film,
covering, no little wavclets of hal.
can escape.
Another important matter Is that o,
suitability of dress. Certainly the plai,
tailicur is more fitting and corrco
than the separate gown and coat. Ik
hat should be plain. 4 girl applyin
for a job with her feet incased IN
sl2 white kid boots will get only !.
smile. Luxury and extravaganza ar
not supposed to he out eudeavoring [
make Il living. bizarre fashion Is 70
the stage, not FOR the platform o..
which the steady worker performs.
There is no economy in wearing soil
ed. partially destroyed finery. On
looked better without it, a mass G.
sartorial ruins has no charm
Early fall suits and frocks are |;
furry as those that we wore las
winter
The piquant model depicted by tn
artist lady looks rs il the supply
fur had run out seeing 'as how" IT,
skirt has Il FIR band on one side. an
not Il hair of it OIL the other. The sea
son promises some surprises
The material is suede cloth in tina
deep purplish red shade that Is know.
by half dozen different names an,
aliases. The skirt has front an,
back arrangement that Is neither
tablier nor panel and yet both Tn,
waist line, which bears a narrow
ccinturc of blue fox. This same fu
actually forms a narrow yoke for tn
costume, and high. faring collar
Little epaulets Of fur are applied t.
charming touch
The cuffs show one Of those pu.-
zlins and intricate designs that tho
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Woman and Home

state. according To law. you are still
my Wife,
I'm not she painted in horror. Pm
not
III you doubt it," he scored. ASK
'your own lawyer. He will tell you so
would have told YOU so myself before
this. hut | thought my revenge would
be q little ripper and n little sweeter for
every year waited"
You can't--you can't mean-1-"
Il mean just that" he assentea
checrfully. Here is the law tverify i:
ii YOU likc): Your alleged divorce was
secured in Connecticut That State
was not your matrimonial domicile. ]
never appeared to defend the suit nor
in any way submitted myself TO the
jurisdiction OF the Connecticut courts
New York does not recognize your di-
rorcc. In the eye Of the New York
law YOU are still my wife. You can
he imprisoned for bigamS and your
supposed husband can be-"
she broke in on his words with a
| sharp cry of anguish-a cry that
! startled the two children from thei..
playa CRY that penetrated to the in
terror of the house and brought Tom
Mercer running out to his wifcs aid
:'crgotful of his recent illness and o.
the doctors warming against ovcrexcr-
tion. Tom responded to the cry and in :.
s.inctively rushed forth. For the mo.
mcnt excitement made him strong ami
! vigorous again.
| IS he flung open the front door anil
! stepped out onto the vcranda Ton,
! found himself face to face with the ona
man in all the world whom he leas
expected to see-the one man on cart.
whom lie hated.
What are you doing hercas he de-
| mandcd harshly.
Janet threw her arms around Toms
neck. weeping Historically. but stirred
| by tn" stark terror in her eyes Tor.
pat her gently aside and whirled fierce
~ upon Lander.
Cro he continued Tomorrow
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HOW TO REDUCE
YOUR WEIGHT
4 SIMPLE. sAI'E, nELIAnLE wAY

SIMPLE, SAFE, RELIABLE WAY.
People who are oyerburdoned Wit,
super1iuous fat know only too we'll the
discomfort and ridiculc that oyerstout
people have to hear.
IF you are carrying around Nye or
ten pounds of unhealthy fat Won ar.
unnecessarily weakening your Vital or
Eans ana are carrying n burden which
destroys the beauty OF your. figure.
There Is no need of any ono suffering
from superiluous fat If you want to
reduce your weight In a simple. safe
ana reliable way, without starvation
diet or tircSome exercise, here Is n
test worth tryips, Spend as much time
as YOU can in the open air breathe
deeply and get from Tragic Drug co.
or any good druggist "a box of oil of
korcin capsules: take one after each
meal ana one before retiring at night
weigh yourself once Il week so as
to know just how fast YOU are losin;s
weight, and don't leave off the treat
mcnt or even skip a single dose until
you are down to normal.
OH OF korcin Is absolutely harmless
Is pleasant TO take. and helps digcs-
ton. Even a few days' treatment ha s
been reported 10 show n noticeable re :
dnctton in weight footsteps bccom.
lighter, your work seems easier md \
| lighter and more bnoyant feeling takes
possession % your whole being
Every person who suffers from
| superfuous fat should give this treat
ment Observation-Disclosures.
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detail Is the Marie Antolaette fchu
which has n planted frili If crepe. at
;achcd TO an insertion band Of filct
Where the Echu meets and loops IS .
cluster of artificial orchids. wonderful
~ and beautifully made of tissue,
and velvet. Narrow panels of filet cx-
tend down the front ard back of the
blouse. with pufiings of crepe between.
The cuffs have frills and filet bands
both.
Many Of the summer blouscs have
frillcd peplums that are worn outside
the skirt. Paris IL actually wearing
h!ouses OF silk jersey embroidered with
wool. These also have basque frilla
Copyright. 1916, by ]. Eecley)
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OF stealing from w. G. Mahonc h.
Justice Crutchneld yesterday. Han w,.
alleged 10 have stolen s62o and .l5~
from Malone.
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,ccnt,nuca from Thursday. ;,


In fact. ne hHa ever peea u ''iti'S"
worHer. so tiTciess 'htt At iasl hhsui .
claimed her uNe from MS years :"
overwork Ana rom was cohhHe" 70
his house Tor sev"rai weeks by seri'
Gus nervous breakdown
Janet rurscd him tcnderly back to
ward health. Bat she was still far
IRON, satisfied with his condition. Es-
pec!ally was she troubled when tho
doctor one day drew her TO one side
and said:
.Ise Is on the highroad 10 recovery
nou. I,nt thers IL nno thing Won MUS,
,ook on, .or Tb.t ;s his bnort TN.
henr, has been und.r terrific strain
;brourhopt All .hcsc wears of oyerwor;,
aud oyarvorry -,l,i. illncss ms lon
i, weak ANY sudden shock or cxoIic
nan. ~ nbyetr.l r<rrtion r,j,-bt nrc
hons,
~
~ ~ ", ~" 70 n"'',' ''a
~ 60, "'''''' 49, go,
was 'airaia' q.
That same afternoon as She and Ton
were s.,'ins IN .hc i'o:arE ,"t t"o en-!
a.en came IN from Il Walk "hn lh"H
n...e ''''' 'es"" - pray On VIC
rhnaa.
INC uhEsters H'd h'a'd we,
elders tell OF ia. war 50 row. will
.tei, ,'is mene ilu"oi on s"i :.
ran" 'ne. uine'.ooh 70 pay NC wv
ne Si 'ns MARIE On 'ne 'front.' Steps.
-" w s.'n.e pr , So.''.E, .','
nts,,,,, IT,, ~, $50, 80 =. '','s'',.
~. o1 ~ .n e ',p!u ""' u'"
~ ~. =, W 'a .n .!.o o"o ""i'' oI" =
c,,a -, H.'''E
,,a,,so s,,o 49, 80 go
49,, 80; - , 49, :. =, ',.' '..'
bnr Th;ntin~ !, &c So. 80 i,.,,a,
con,a 70 ;mou,rc aftnr ~, .,a 49,,
r nsn.aG 70 welcome him. The" sN'
Win , ,hr,,i of ,orro, s,o r
nlzed Marc lander
Lander mounted rho stems ,,isir,
his hat with an insol4ntlv i,,urtv Ill.
and stood before nor his bnr1 o,,,
stretched. As usual. he Mad h.on ,,rirh
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Useful Corset I,nra.

When going away on a trip of any
kind a place TO keep the corset Ia otter
problem. At best they are not yer,
plea SAINT to look at. Hero Is a way t.
keep them out of aeht and at til,
same time n way to keep them from
soiling. y pretty bag can he made on.
of satin or silk and hung I'm The ward
robe. These corset bags arc made Of
two straight pieces Of material
hemmed at the top and a cord run
through to draw them ny Any little
fancy touches may he added that you
desire. and. OF course. sill: or satin l..
not the rule. as they may be mad,
of cretornc or any neavy material
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nccipc for Canary pnaaInp.

Take the weight Of three eggs IN
butter. -four and sugar Put the butte,
In Il large basin: beat for five minutes
then add tho sugar and beat FOR ter.
minutes. when II should be a creamy
white mixture. Beat up the eggs auG
add q little at n time alternately with
n little -four until It is all IN. stirring
all the time. Then mix we'll and add a
little flavoring and oe teaapoonfui OF
baking powder. Well butter be- sin O..
mold. Put at the bottom three table
spoonfuls OF apricot Jam md then the
mixture. Tie a piece of buttcred paper
over it and steam for two and 4 half
hours.
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ESCAPES FROM POLICE COURT
Lilly Williams Leaps From CITY Unl,
window. After BEING Given
Nfncty-Dny Sentence.

Lilly Williams. colorcd, escaped from
the Police Court yesterday morning
after having been sentenced TO uine,y
days IN Jai for a small theft BY lean
ing INTO Capitol Street from the win
dow OF wash-room. During the lat
afternoon Policeman Dunn found III.
woman on the street at Second and
Clay Streets and again arrested her
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N..l.ct! .srnir Dnn,niInEs.

Pare tart apples, remove the cores
ANA HI with sugar. Make y rich shor
cake, vol! up each apple separately In,
them - closely rs possible in q dcep
baking dish which ha. been buttcrcd
Make sauce &C one cup OF butter, twa
cups NJ white or brown sugar. Il LITTLE
cinnamon and nutmeg. Spread owe,
tn" top OF the dump!ings. Fill the dist.
haif-fuii Of cold water and bake slow
ly. Serve hot IN the same dish.
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There Is Il mock cherry pie possible.
1T this season which, In flavor is IN
excellent counterfeit OF Its prototype
Mix a cupful of boiling water with {.
cupful Of cranberries, half n cupfm o,
chopped raislns, ~ cupful of sugar, hal,
a teaapoonful of salt, a llttle vauill.,
and three level tablespoonfuis OF -four
Bake between two crusts or with &
strapped top.
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Your wed9ift. certificate is as gooa
rs go'd--in CONNECTICUT" IL answered
erinning. In New York il Is merely
a scrap OF waste paper. New York law
does not recognize 4 Connecticut di.
Nolce on the grounds OF cruelty You
are living in New York state In this
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-28

great ones are always putting over
Just where one portion begins ant
another ends only the exclusive few
may guess. The sleeve itself extend.
tho entire way on the under side, br
there is an outstanding and q down
falling cum applied to the outside, fur.
nishing cuffs apicnty. to be sure.
The mu!f is mado Of the same ma
terial as the frock. 1t also Is trimmc,
with melancholy fox.
y stunning restaurant blouse is o!
white crepe Georgctte combined witt
hlet lace. The particularly interesting
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Useful
Hints
WHO'S GUILTY?
llth Story, "The Lost Paradise"
By Mrs. Wilson Woodrow

Author OF "'rhc silver BUTTERFLY" "1hc
Hinck PEARL" "Snlly Snlt." Etc.
tNoYclizcd from the series of photo
plays of the sRmc name released ny
Pathc Exchange and shown at tho Vic
tor Thcatcr.)
Copyright. 1915. Mrs. Wilson Woodrow.
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS.
Tom Mcrcc, and Janet Gordon were en-
Eagcd to be married. Jansts father be,
comes involved in speculation ami woul1
have been ruined. but for tho aid OF Mar
Lander. As hts reward. Lander claims
Janets hand and she marrics him. Tom,
who lives III mother town with his Jealous
sister. throws himself hca6lonC into his
work and rises RAPIDLY. While on visit
to New York he calls on Janet and learns
shat she Is wretched, Lander has told he's
he is sorry he married her. because she Is
a 'spou-spor," aud will not lead the fast.
drin'.iug lite hc loves. and has oven struck
her. Tom pcrsusdes her to promise to marry
him after sac has gotten divorce. They
decide tho Conn ecticut laws are more ia
rorable. 50 they plan that she shall 60 to
work unttt She legally free herself
I.anders enters while they arc planning and
4 violent scene occurs, during which Tom
knocks Landars down. Laudcrs orders then.
both out ~ the house. After divorce FRO.
cccd.nFs. Tom and Janet are married and
liv. happily for several years.