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PERSONAL.
The rate under heading Of Per.
sonal Is cents per line additional
to the regular line rate.

A FEW DATES OPEN AT BEAUTIFUL
suburban country club for Spring dances.
For reservations call or write Miss CON-
NERLY. Apt. ~. The Naples. Met. s7s7. .
COLIT1S-vIGOROUS ALKALINE MILK
from Faun Dairy; tested Swiss goats
Peoples Drug Store Columbia 6Sl8 or Co
lumbia 29S0. Daily delivery.
AcCoMPANIsT AND COACH OFFERS
Columbia 9S07.
FASCINATING. PROFITABLE - LEARN
to make beautiful fiber flowers for corsaees
and decorative use; materials inexpensive:
instruction free. 1917 NV. Rm. S07.
EXPERIENCED TEACHER WILL COACH
children or adults; teaching Of English q
speciality: college and normal training
school graduate; will care for children
evenings. Metropolitan 1881. A.
HEMORRHOIDs ERADICATED. By MY
own method: results effective for LIE.
time or money back: Write for 6ooklss;
WERcK vs. STs 1855 ss5 coiumSia shnsl rd % Ads@s osss.
DYED HAIR AND OvERBLEACHED HEADS
dye specialist direct from Notox. New York
City. Consultations free. For appointment
or information. call MINTo HAsSLER,
Metropolitan 3042. 4s
YOUNG LADY. PIANIST, DESIRES WORK
as accompanied: good reader: will also give
lessons. Address Box 224-E. Star once.
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SITUATIONS-WOMEN.

GIRL. colored. wants morning cleaning or
laundry. mothers helper. laundry to take
home: ref. Phone Adams 4074.
MASONS WIDOW. middle-aged. unin-
numbered. housekeeper for eentleman's
home. Phone Columbia 1894.
YOUNG LADY would like work as an as
sistant or waitress in NV: dinner hour or
preferred but would work all day Sunday;
also in exchange for dinners and small
salary; tea room preferred. Address Box
207-E. Star once.
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

BOYS AND GIRLS for curb service work.
Pull time and Summer vacation work;
must be between the ages Of Is and 25
Apply 5109 Ga. ave. between 8 and pm
PROFITABLE going credit business needs
manager. State experience and references
Address Box 35S-E. Star once.
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SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.

CoLORED GIRL. experienced. wants part
time or days work Of any kind; reliable
reference. Call Decatur 5771-M.
COOKING. general housevork needed: com-
upstairs rn1. Address Box 256-D, Star once.
GIRL colored wishes a Job as general
noussworker or child's nurse. Phone
GIRL. colored. wants position, s.hw.,
mothers pS.a helper sI% or maid: can stay nights.
LAUNDRESS white many years expert
ence, washing. ironing by hand. is desirous
Of securing a few families appreciating
hand laundering at moderate rates. weekly
or list. Mems dress. plain shirts Gus
done. French pleating bed table linens.
trousseau folded. Ivory soap used. no
and Sulka. Fifth ave New York. Inspec-
Morius Sa Columbia 'ss sass. sno oen'ef' Mme'
LAUNDRY, BY colored laundress: ladies' or
gentlemen's bundle wash. Reasonable
charge. 2414 st. NV. 4e
MAID. coolred.. eficient wants position;
especial especially ykoJH good with children. Phone
WOMAN wants general housework: no
Sunday work; references. Phone North
1916.
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BOOMING HOUSE. II rooms. ali niisd.
h.-w.h.; wonderful location, Rent. SO.
Sacrifice. $3.50 cash. 454 K St NV.
CONFECTIONERY and variety store, weil
stocked and doing good business; due to
illness will sacrifice for $3.50; living GUAR.
ters. 909 4th ct: s.W. 8.
DRESS SHOP in good residential section
Of Conn. ave: good business. Owner
leaving for New York. Address BOZ 116-E.
Star ONCE. g
RESTAURANT. liquor license. In business
section fully equipped; good income: two
years lease; rent S45: also living quarters;
price reasonable Selling on account Of
illness. Address Box 396-D Star once. 4s
BAKERY AND LUNCH. doing nice bust.
ness: good location: III health reason for
selling 3417 18th st. ne. A.
BUFFET LUNCH-On-sale beer and wine;
doing good business: good reason for SELL
ing; on Wilson Blvd. In Clarendon. Ad.
dress Box 272-E. Star once. Sc
DETACHED, IL rms, 2 baths, double
ins; 5000; terms; reasonable rent. 1889
CIGAR AND LUNCH STAND. .downtown
ot,se y bldg Rent So SO: Nis: for m elderly S
4slS; nisht. coiumbla 7S77.
(ContInued on Next Pase.S
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MOTOR TRAVEL,
BUSINESS OpPORTJJNITTr

GOVT. MAN DRIVING 1888 FORD SEDAN
Richmond Norfolk. Saturday. l:15 pm,
returning Sunday; refs. Address BOX 36O.E,
Star ONCE.
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ASSISTANT sTATIsTICAL-S1.6 $50.
Intensive preparatory course. including
mental tests. elementary computations,
tauStop: and ,S srsphnf Printed ,,ds fssSns SSs
Course; Sio. / month: Tues; Thurs. and
test over 800 attended Many made 9O%
to 96fo on their Government exam.
THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST.
BOYD SCHOOL.
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ELEc. REFRIGERATOR SCHOOL opening
soon In larger quarters; learn this new,
profitable trade. 1882 14th NV. &c
STATISTICAL CLERK-Opening new class
Special course preparing for civil service
examination starts Tuesday evening. March
8. The course includes only material es-
sential for examination. which was especi-
ally prepared for exclusive use by this
school. There is practice material for
each assisnment. covering intelligence
and graphing. which are presented in
mimeographed assignments. The class is
lessor Of statistics. Resister before Z
pm. Tuesday. Mount Pleasant School for
Secretaries. Tivon Theater Building. 14th
st. and Park I'd Telephone Columbia 30OO
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THREE MEN.

To NIL vacancies on grocery route: must
ence not necessary We train our men.
Pay ARRANGEMENTS satisfactory. Call. 8
to IL, S22-A. Conn. ave, between H and
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SALESMEN-We have 100
bargain reconditioned used
cars-for your prospects
good proposition to aggres-
sive men-apply H. Rosen-
thal-Mandell Chevrolet Co.
18th & Good Hope Rd. Sc.
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m love"
"Plenty of boys have been lop-
ing around after you tonight"
caid Dr.. Kaye quietly. In the
light from the flare of his match,
cupped against the breeze, she
could see his lean, almost ascetic
face. Thirty, John was: he was
already a fine doctor and a man
everyone respected. The woman
who married him would be a
lucky person, Katharine thought,
innocently.
ooh, boysw she rejoined, on a
note of contempt.
Don't like 'em, eh?"
"NOt-not muchr she confess
ed. There was a wicker couch
here, with deep square cushions.
She sank into it and John Kaye
sat down beside her.
There somebody else?"
"Not-not really" She sighed.
John would be a perfect person
to cOnfide in. She needed a con-
fidante; it was hard, always keep
ing things to yourself. And there
was no one she could talk to,
really. Berthe didn't understand
oh, she meant to, but she
never really heard who you said !;
or if she did you were certain
she would use it as a lunch ia
bic topic next day.
No, she wouldn't confide in
Berthe.
Besides. there was really moth
ing to tell about Michael Heathe-
roe. Katharine had had, on ar
irving at the club tonight, the
strangcst feeling that she might
, see him among the guests. OBJ
viouSly that was absurd.
Nobody else" she said, quite
firmly.
Zoe came out with her Prince
ton boy, and Captain Byrne and
his handsome blond fiance Joined
them for a c;garet. Captain AL
theus Byrne was an army man,
home from Fort Sill on vacation.
He and the plump, graceful
widow from lnnicock Hills were
/ to be married the following
spring. Gracia McIlvaine was 80,
Just four years younger than the
erect bronzed soldier who was to
be her third husband. Gracia had
been twice lawfully widowed"
Zoe said gleefully. She did not
/ Ike Gracia. who insisted on be-
! ing the center of every group she
| Joined. Gracia had a penetrat-
ing voice; she told endless stor-
lies Of dramatic incidents of which
she was the center. There was
always an amused male or two to
listen. She held them by sheer
force Of personality.
Katharine said to herself that
she did not mind Gracia, and yet
tonight when the gushing Mrs.
McIlvaine took possession of Dr..
Kaye she was conscious of dis
tinct tense of annoyance. John
seemed to like it. Of course he
had met her half a dozen times
before, but that was before he
had gone abroad to study. His
two wears in the European CAPT
tails had robbed him of much of
his former diffidence. He had an
easy manner, an air Of authority
which Gracia was quick to recog-
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"TW7ETTgHsYsg7Sr-yE<Ss---l
Wss,g' |
alaaisls b.. /; ;;Fsss3,

fnize. r.,
.. :. now tell me all about this
marvellous facial SURGERY" Kath-
arine heard her COO. Johns gen.
tile, deliberate voice answered.
! Dance" Captain Byrne was
at her elbow.
Love to-"
Well, if John Kaye "fell for"
Glacia McIlYaine as easily as
that. Katharine told herself later
that night, she was afraid she
wouldn't have much respect for
him. Gracia had kept him at her
side with quiet insistence all the
remainder of the evening. 1t was
Gracia'S well-rounded but still
charming figure, cased in ice-blue
satin, that you saw beside DR..
Hayes when the orchestra played
"The Continental" 1t was Grac-
las well-massaged face that
smiled coquettishly up at him
duung supper.
Men are all FOOLS" said Kath-
arine to herself, as she undress-
! ed. Even Johnny, whom she had
thought above such things. She
fell asleep congratulating herself
that she had not confided any Of
her innermost feelings to him.
Moonlight streamed over the
floor and lay in barred squares
on the broad mahogany four
poster where she slept, uneasily
turning in her dreams. A red
haired rider on a roam horse gal
loped through her dream; and
there was a Jean. ascetic-lookinG
man in evening clothes some
where in it, too. Kay argued
with him.. she was angry, she
wept. She woke to an uneasy
feeling.
But over the breakfast table
Johnny Kaye was his usual pleas
ant self. He sprang to pull out
Katharine's chair for her. His
dark blue suit, his striped shirt,
his scrubbed looking surgeons
hands were good solid facts in
the foggy morning. An unearth-
! w dripping mist brOoded over the
gardens. The girl felt heavy
eyed and listless.
! g"Sleep well?"
"Not so very" As she unfold
ed her napkin he observed that
the shadows under her eyes were
deeper. 9Th foghorn blew all
night long," Kathari necontribut-
ed, sugaring her grapefruit'
"You're going into town."
"On the 1858, yes" He but
tered a roll with precision. "Ber,
tine said to tell you she'd be
back before lunch. She had to
90 to some garden club meeting
And your fathers off for early
golf"
She lifted heavy eyes. Nothing
seemed to matter very much this
morning. She had missed her
hour for riding. But did she
want to- ride any more? Wasn't
Michael Heatheroe becoming a
far too important factor in her
life? Wouldn't it, perhaps, be
wise to make a clean cut Of the
matter? Oh, but it was her one
great outlet: she needed it. 1t
kept her going :.
.". thought perhaps you
might come in and lunch with
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me-" John Kaye was saying.
ooh, Pm SO sorry. Pm afraid
+ didn't hear what you said be-
FORE" she said in cOntrition.
"Im moving in Monday. Found
a place." DR.. Kaye said. cts
furnished, so Berthe won't have
any fun" His eyes twinkled be-
hind the rimless glasses. "But l
thought I'd like to see you again
before | settle down to work in
earnest. There won't be any
more week-ends for me when |
get under way"
''Pd love to come for lunch"
Katharine said. "Could | see the
apartment. perhaps? That would
be fun
1t was arranged that she was
to meet him at the Ritz at /.
Later they would go over to the
building on the East River where
DR.. Kaye was to live, in two
rooms high above the turgid
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.Snzzzmzz wn0fhu0zxz
By Mabel MeEIiott Q lq35, MA Seniee. Ine,

oIi!Khurst. glancing at Katb-
S anne animated face as She
laughed and talked With Jo Sre
may, maEe' observed to her husband
NJ W." sa5ls1actlon that Katharine
nad evidently forgotten ali ahont
thaE career nonsense
FRANK CorlisS, the tvpicaI sonb
omore, in elegant EngIisb di SUpn,
clothes, with real pearls for Iii stmJa
maGe a foil for Zoe Parker, lisa
5alker and Berthe both apreed
that they were a charming mar
He seems quite mad ahnnt
her, Lisa sighed. 81 woniJm;t
mind seeing her settle downR
after this last wear" We uo"h-
you've had a WORRYING +;mo
of il" agreed Berthe, who knn,' v
all about Gibbs and who altbonrT
not a mother herself, would teI!
anyone who cared to listen TO-
the girl of today was certainly n
problem. S 4
The only thing Katharine
really seems to care about" Rar-
tine said brightly, as riding
Really. | wish sometimes that
Victor had let her have a horse
of her own. / am not quite snre
| like the idea of exposing her r.
the charms of that young west.
erner over at Shady Ridge. Mucl
too good-looking, in a certain
crude way"
ooh. Katharine's all right
Lisa Parker said comfortably
watching Zoe's brown curls BOZ
against young Corliss' black-coat,
ed shoulder. "She is so serene
Nothing ever seems to trouble
here"
Berthe started to reply, but
thought better of it. People mis-.
understood so. if she said single
word about Katharinei That was
what it was to be a stepmother
Nobody gave you the least bit OF
credit.
Katharine steered John ut on
the terrace. "Noisyw she OBJ,
served, dropping against a pillar
"And hot,w
John, you see what / mean
about father and Berthe? l have
not had a chance to talk to you
all day."
He nodded. 81 see. They want
to keep you wrapped in cotton
wool. Your father doesn't know
you've grown up"
Her eyes differed feverishly il
the half light.
"How-hOw can I escape from
it,"
He laughed, and something of
the wholesome quality of his own
good, gentle personality touched
her with a sort of healing, re-
leasing her from the mutinous
tensions whoch had bound her all
day.
"Well. the Victorians used to
marry to get out from under pa
rental supervision. . But that did
not work so well. Maybe it does
nowadays. Women seem to rule
the roost."
Don't be vulgar" But she
was laughing. too.
However," she pursued, with
relish. "You don't lust marry
like that, | mean. You've got to
be-well, at least, think you're
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nrcIN HERE TO-DAY

y.L.r;ne Strykhurst, beautI-
81 On is Disseminated and rest
L.. because her wealthy father
V;ctor Strykhurst. and her ar
:..o.r.t;c stepmother, Berhne'
rsfnsc TO let Katharine undertake
anv sort of work. :, =,
any Katharine rides daily with
Michael Heatheroe, young west
80 who runs a riding club.
ch. ,x<ures herself she is not in
tsrested in Michael but feels a
pang of jealousy when Sally
Moon, local coquette, enroiis at
IN. club for lessons.
Zoe Parker, Katharines friend
-eturns from Europe where she
has been taken to forget a love
aff,;r with Gibbs Larkin, OF
,sbom her parents disaPproVe.
90 begs Katharine to help her
moe meeting with Gibbs.
Katharine refuses. .
DR.. John Kaye, relative OF
Y,tb.rire's stePmother, returns
from Europe to start medical
9ractice. Katharine welcomes HIM
as friend. r-o,x
NOW co ON WITH The SloRf
CHAPTER VI
zoe. after all, was not angry
KatSarine's heart softened when
She sI saw her at the Country Club
dance-small and round and visit
fnI in her floating printed SILK
which was the prize Of the the f p
She had brought back from Paris.
1t was a gala night at the club.
Ribbons of colored paper flew
hack and forth. and balloons
were set free. only to be punctur-
ed by the cigaret of some ROSTER
err. Katharine danced with DR..
Eaye. to be cut in, upon again
and again. She looked lovely to-
night in clear IVORY SILK the
gown nodded to the lines Of her
exquisite Young figure. Bertine
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stream with its tugs and doughty
steamers plying their way to New
England. After John had left
Katharine called the number of
the riding club.
"That you, Tips? It's Miss
Strykhurst. Tell Michaef | won't
be riding today. / didn't want
him to keep Furry for me . :"
Her heart pounded unaccount-
ably as she waited. The colored
boys voice came to her family
over the phone:
"That's all right, Mis- Stryk-
hurst. Mist Michael, he went off
with Miss Moon on Fury 1915
minutes ago"
katharine put the telephone in
its cradle with hands that shook
a little. She scarcely recognized
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By Williams

the white face that stared back
at her from the mirror. Sally
Moon-on her own little horse.
Sally there at her hour!
Ellen went by, with a drift of
dresses over her arm. 81 pressed
your pink shantung, Miss Katha-
rine."
"Thanks." But she didn't really
hear it. She wasn't thinking Of
the frock she would wear to town
to lunch with John Kaye. Her
mind burned with the vision Of
two rider sdrifting along the
green lanes together.
Was this jealousy? Was she
really in love with Michael
Heatheroe?
Ito be continued)
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

Having qualified as executor OF
the estate of J. E. Sentelle, de-
ceased, this is to notify all per.
sons having claims against said
estate to present them to the un-
dersigned on or before April II,
1886, or this notice will be plead
ed in bar of recovery: and all per-
sons indebted to said estate will
make settlement promptly with
the undersigned. This April IT,,
1895.
NICHOLAS SENTELLE,
4-17-Wed-6tp Executor.
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FILLING STATION OWNERS

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500 per year for 10 years. In
20 years is a paid-up policy at
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SCREENING TIME is HERE.
Let us repair your old ones or
make new ones for you. RigDy-
Morrow Company. LUMBER,
Builders Supplies, Millwork,
4th avenue east. Phone 81.
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NOTICING have lust upiosdee

NOTICE-We have Just unloaded
a carload of Certainteed pant
which has overstocked cur
paint department. For the nexf
10 days we are offering sur.
plus stock at special prices. II
YOU contemplate painting TINS
spring buy now, and save the
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CRAZY CRYSTALS Soc and 81,
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BUSINESS firms will find full
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firm supply YOUR need.
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PAY YOUR TAXES with bonds.
County, city and street assess
ments at a big discount. Phone
90. o. Roy Keith. Real Estate,
American Bank Bldg.
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OWNERS of Norge Roliator Re.
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WE PAY CASH for good used
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HAVE YOU eyes tested and fit
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Mr.. Charles Speights, a Somerset
county farmer and well known in Po-
comoke, is reported to have had one OF
the largest yields of wheat recorded in
the county. From "a acres, he har-
vested ITO bushels, an average of 81
bushels to the acre.
Mr.. Speights, after strenuous
farming period Of several years, decid-
ed to relax, his relaxation taking the
form of long automobile trip. He
will 60 west as far as California and
will visit Mexico. He purposes to spend
a short time in Georgia and Florida,
and take in other points of the country
on his return trip.
Mr.. Speights has disregarded the
flight of time and the years sit light
ly on his shoulders. He is indeed a
young man yet despite his real age.
His vigor is shown by the fact that
he purposes to take the trip alone, and
all who have experienced the fatigue
of long drives, wonder at his clone
eagle" journey. The Democrat wishes
him success and pleasure while touring
the states.