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THfc WASHINGTON TIDIES, TUESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1910.
13
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V
THE RED CIRCLE
V
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By ALBERT PAYSON TERJ3UNE.
Author of: "Tho Fimter," "CaltbConovir." "Byrin Prom the fladdlo.:' Et.
Novtllxcd from th Path Photo Play of tho Same Name by Will M. Hitch.
'" Cepyrlt. Hll. by AIbrt rajon'Trfiun.r
(Synopsis of Prcylnus Ip$tn!lrnentt.)
The next morning, while on the porch,
they ee an organ grinder mlmi-catlng1 Ma
jnuQkey, June determines to ao the nill
ul from further abuse.
Ai red circle comes and Roes on the
hand or JUne Travis, who learns from her
nurse. Mary, that ahe la a ineniuer of
the auppoaedly extinct Borden family uf
crook. The secret la" kept from Juno's
toother." Detcetlvo Lamar, bafticd by
June's benevolent crimes, trails Alma In
stall, who i under orders from "Smlllnjt
Bam," a Jewel fence; robs guests at tint
beach hotel ball, using a painted red
circle as a blind. Juno herself is a vic
tim, losing a necklace,.
(Continued from Yesterday.)
b'iiW seconds later, as sho was
A
leaving tho porch, Mary called to
hor from tho door and camo
toward her rapidly, her hands
outstretched.
"vyhere are you going?" she asked,
anxiously.
"Just tor a walk on tho beach."
,".Nbt without nae."
"Tou know It tires you tefrlbl to
walk lit tho sand, dear,'" Juno said, a
little Impatiently. 'Why do. you comeV"
".Because I'm not going to let yon
out alone as long as you have that
mark on your hand."
June looked down. She smiled, in
tensely relieved. The circle had dis
appeared. She held up the baud tri
umphantly. ".now, aro you afraid?" she Inquired
archly. ".Now that 1 m no longer
branded?" I
"I'm Just as afraid. And I I'm going
with you." ' t '
.June sighed with exaggerated resig
nation. "All 'right, Mrs. Calamity; come
along."
"tfou see," said June as they walked
over the sands, "I have to hold you.
up. It's hard enough for a young,
strong person to walk In this sott pan.
and surely tor an old woman like "
.'Old Woman, indeed!" Mary Inter
rupted, hufiily.
Well, old dear, then." compromised
June. "Because you are an old dear,
v. bntever else you arc; and I can't stay
angty at you more than two seconds.
1 love you too much. Sit right sown
here on this old wreck and rest now
you re putting like a steam engine'."
'I'm not!"
"You are- Don't say any more about
it, but look right there over the water
nnd count the seagulls. If you count
more than ten I'll treat you to an co
cream cone.
"I don't want any Ice cream cone."
Mary protested meekly. "They make
in teeth ache."
"What! you wouldn't put up with a
little thing like -a toothache to help
along the poor Ice cream man, when
business Is so bad this mornlpg, -too?
Oh!"
The exclamation was sudden and
n)iarp. Mary Jumped up. startled.
"What's the matter? What's the mat
ter, dear?"
iter ev'dent alarm roused June. She
shivered slightly.
"Why, I just had the funniest little
chill, rlcht down the middle of my bac-k.
I never have those things. 1 wopder
vhat gave It to me."
"You must be catching cold." Mary
fussed about her like a hen around her
chick. "We'll go back to the house.
You1 mustn't run the risk of catching
nnnumonla.
"Pneumonia In this glorious, sun-
Bhiny weather?" June laughed indul-
gently. "vny oon 1 you suggest, enn
blBlns. atd be done with It? But I'll
tell you what I would like. If you don't
mind, dear; I .wish you'd get my coat
lor me.'
Why of course I will, lamb."
The old woman started off Immediate
ly. When she had gone a few steps she
turned back.
"Are you sure you'll be all right?"
uhe inquired wistfully.
"Of course I will. Run along now
before I get another chill."
Thus alarmed, Mary hurried away
and June sat down, demurely, watch
ing from the corner of her eye until
J ., , , . .. , . 1
ln,a"ee."t,a5.,r"e-,-!J':eman
iulilj li. r..r. ,., I,.- u tI.1
shaded her eyes with her hand. Yes
he was still there. She started for
ward, her hand reaching into her pocket
lor the scissors.
On the sand, leaning against a pile,
under the pier, sat the Italian organ
grinder sound asleep his old, battered
organ propped up. beside him. The
monkey, sitting on his lap, pulled rest
lessly at his coat. (Just as June had
caught sight of him when she had shiv
ered). The man waked stupidly for the frac
tion of a second, cuffed the monkey
over tho head, forced him down on his
lap again, and went back to sleep. His
dark, greasy face was doubly hideous
with closed eyes and blank expression,
ills stubby, right hand was wound
round with three or four colls of the
moiiKey's rope, making the litUe beast
protection
June Crept around under the pier,
keeping well behind him until she made
sure that ho was really asleep not
shamming. Very cautiously she dropped
to her knees and crawled tbward tho
oigan.
With remarkable rapidity she un
buckled the broad, tough strap that was
Attached to it and got on her feet.
Then she listened to the Italian's loud
breathing, before sho moved forward
qtretly until she stood directly behind
the pile against which he was leaning.
Thero was no fear on her face. Onlv
caution and a certain cunning bold
ness. Stealthily, she slipped the strap
around the sleeping man's body, draw
ing It back behind the pile. She put
the, eyelet end throush the buckle, but
did not fasten It. Then sho put the
Bclssors onthe sand beside her.
Haying proceeded so far successfully,
he thought for an Instant, trying to de
termine what her next move would bo.
Picking up the scissors she slipped her
right hand around the pile and stottcd
to cut the monkey's rope, close to the
Italian's hand. The monkev, sensing
that a deliverer had come, laid his little
face against her hand, softly.
June pushed him back gpntly. The
scissors were dull. The rope was
tough. The effort to cut It brought
the blood to hor hand. Slowly, the
lialan blinked his ejes and opened
them.
Immediately under his nose wns a
Firong .Noting hand wlctdlug a glitter-'
ing weapon. Half-conscious, he shud-l
uei-ed inwardly., in ins nigiitmaic, some,
one was working out a vendetta- suc
cessfully. Ilia cfs closed. Tho lld-
a secu-'re prGoner? anVhTs ' la'fl hand I 'a'me 2'paren Uy thought deeply for
was l.lng on the sand stretched toward I .vL "T" ,' .,,, a, ,. ,.,. ,,,,
Ute rSan "8 ,f ln U"co"3sUrae.re,tadonSleerbet:ch1in
ncss of the dream was too much fori mi f M Cs M V PU i: -aoTft '
him, however. Ho opened. them again.l"1 " al n c" rn t-lllC. J3U.
Ihls time nil ho could we was a ring
of Hcanel an omen of eternal blood
shed. iHiiplil with sleep, he made a half
attempt to sit crtet. on Uio Instant
June pulled the strap tight with heri MONFYI MDNIPVI MDN1PVI
left hand, buckled It. seized the monkey "lUiNCI! miJlNUY! iYlUlNLY!
with the right and sped off down the I A'i1'" " .y- ,1VJi'T,K,V T"ANSi,i,n
beach, tho cut rooo trailing behind AM HrullAHB CO.. Wh and 1) eta. nw. Ph.
her P trailing ocninq M KM EMtmates on racking and Shipping
On the edgo pf tho sand, nn old clean, drs storage for furniture and pianos,
woman In black, ghastly pale and pet-. Estimates c-heerfi.ll elvcn. WESCHi EU'S,
lifted with fear, watched her go. Over :0 Fa. a.e. N. w. 1'loie Main li.'.
IIVTL f?1 ,,Un th W,'P Sl' had,MM. VAN IOAD. t.i0. urse van ooad.
Lcri sent for. H 50; steras-. .' van laid ino.or ans iqr
btrapped to the p'le. the Italian was Laltlo ore. lnlaj'p i nnd tuburhs.
kicking up an awful iow. His pntc'icd
legs w a veil wildly In tho air. He hml
struggled so xlocnt'y that Ivh fnt-e was
a ntud. in c linson and pin pic. I 111
beany uinck c)-es i-rc . fiexling qotsl (
.'i a. nit- CMliric- Cll Ullll-H. ? CIICIH
Ab ejeball. lie wai uttering the modi
horrlh'c, sound, of rui-loua Imprecation,
inm v.rre iim,o because nobody mo . : " " - r
thrn'U,frinB croA'u c0lM l,"",r"lnnUi WASHINGTON BUSINESS
- In iJip, distance, junoran Into the ch-1 ,m K Y"BA.CIJ,JMK"wCi! ?H0,r. .
tioiice to Surflon pnk and feuid aj",IA' V ' M'w W-J '' t I'rln.
ffi B'ld,'rd , ''y shrubbery. In tho pupils WANTKD-tly Miss Rernlce Miller,
mldat of It Mood i a-lnnt trco with an teacher of blano. former uuull r iw 1
absurdly thick trunk,
Tho monkoy sniffed affectionately
at hor chin and raised his lltUo paw:
na If trying to Insist thtft, In suite of all.l
Which had been anld Ahoiit him bvl
Mary, ho was a very decent and play-J
ahlo bclnc.
Juno hugged him up to her. rut tho
ropo closo to his collnr, and started to
tftko off his lurllci-nnia I'.ttln lint nnrl
,coat. All undressed, us he was meant
to be, the monkey revorted to type nnl
gaiod longingly at aii overhanging
urnncu. .nine lokcd up- tit tho low
swaying foliage.
"Of course, you want to get up thero,
you poor. Ill-treated little beastic," she
whispered to him. "That's what I stole
you for. To set. you free. Say 'thank
you' to the lady nnd shake hand."
She reached up and pulled the branch
down to her. Then she waited t.i co
what he would do. With Just otic re
gretful look, na though to say. ' I'm not
ungrateful but oh, you tree'" hu leaped
from her arms and scampered up tho
tree. On a high brunch ho sat down,
and looked nt her.
June .waved her hand.
".Vow, be a wise l.ttle menk -and
scoot before, the goblins get you." Hhe
called up to him. softly.
lie chattered bnck, nols.ly, that he
would;- nnd the next Instant he .van
lost In thp dense, overhead bntn'-hen.
Hack jjii the beach," Marv watched
the struggling Pletro. and tried desper
ately to decide vHfrnt tho wisest move
would bo. Ills awful cries wuuld af
tracl a larger crowd In a few m.nuteK.
It flashed upon her. suddenly, tint
there was a way of protecting June,
even now. With the wrap stlli nn her
ami she rati townrH tbn uprpnm-M
Italian. Indications that she was gqltr
i release mm, .-uary unmicitied ilia
"trap; Just as a policeman came run
ning up.
Pletro scrambled to his feet, chok
ing with rage. A toTent of Round
poured from his thick oily lips. Ills
hands workcl overtime. He Jumped
up o.nd down like a Nuretnburg toy.
His listeners all looked sympathetic,
but they wero blockheads they didn't
understand.
Almost beside himself at the terrl
blo thing that had happened to him,
the. Italian started to embrace the po
liceman with the fervent plea of:
"Helpa! Helpa!"
"Helpa what,' demanded the police
man, squirming from under thu dis
play of Latin affection.
"My monk gone Htole girl wom
an gotta round on hand! Stole! Cut-a
rope! Swipe a monk! Beat It!
"Sa-ay! Xow, lissen, you! Uet It
straight, that's all 1 tell you. See?
I nabbed a pair of guys yesterday fer
getting fresh with the force. It'd be a
Pleasure to run In a Tony like you.
So get It straight, see?"
Pletro appealed to the others, hunch
ing hts shoulders until they touched
the lobes of his ears; stretching out
his rtrms In mournful petition. Mary
stepped forward and spoke to the of
ficer. "It seems tlrat someone stole his
monkey. He's showing you the cut
rope on his hand."
The patrolman raised his cap.
"I didn't see you at tlrst, Miss
Mary," he said pleasantly. "Yes. I
linderstood that someone had copped
the monkey; but what's he getting at.
drawing thlnirs on thrt bank nf liU
hand and moving his fingers like he
Was cutting paper?"
"As near as 1 can make out." Marv
answered slpwly, "the person who
stole the animal cut thtj rope with
scissors and had a mark of some
kind on the back of her hand"
"A mark!." the policeman Jumped
eagerly at the word. "Say. was It a red
mark a Hed Circle?" he asked
Pletro excitedly.
Seeing that at last someone wa.s
beginning to understand. Pletro went
back into Italian hysteria and threut-
ic. nuuiuci jii
ene.l another fond embrace. The po-
dodged adroitly and turned
again to wary
"You've been on the beach some-
tlpie, haven't you? Do you remember
seeing anyone go past with a mon
key?" "Certainly." the old woman replied
promptly. "I remember distinctly see
ing a young woman on the beach with
a 'inohkey. I never dreamed that she
had stolen it. I thoucht It wax her
I 'pet. You know you read so much In
the papers, nowadays, about women
having monkeys for pets."
Pletro fell on his knees before her
as soon as he realized that she was in
possession of a clue. The patrolman
yanked him to his feet again nnd
gave him a stinging tap with his club
to emphasize things.
"Do you remember which way she
went? lie asKed.
that direction."
Her finger pointed directly opposite
to the way June had gone.
"Thank you," snl.l the policeman.
(Continued Tomorrow.)
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110-fU I'M, lAL. '
WO ;. WVrci-sler Co. Ouo nmrrted man
Willi family for Reneral farm work. Any
Rood farmer. Kxp. Children pcrmlttad.
r adv. Work lor 1-J share. Uniurnialud
B-room t.oiiet.
f!7-521. Dorchester C6. One married or
single man for general farm work. German
or English. Other ES. 2 cows, EH ceo-s-arv.
Exp, No children permitted. Tr,
adv., and deducted. Gren, ti I'M winter,
!J?..''M '"miner; Ilxp., 110 I'M winter, I7
1M rummer, house, garden and fuel. Work
or wifo l or i ds a week from 1.0c to ilo
Pennsylvania.
870 &A3. Westmoreland Co. File or six
married men for general farm work. Ilel
glans. Austrlans or llungsrlnTin acceputule,
JJI necessary. Exp. Children permitted,
. No. Tr. 40 I'M and up, house and fuel,
work for boys of the families on farm.
COMMON LAIIOR.
New Jersey.
17J-140K Hudson Co. Wanted 100 married
or single men tor laboring work In celluloid
factory. Scandinavians nnd Finns, l'erhaps
Poles and Husslans of better class. No. Tr.
t to 10 hours PD in shifts. 20c I'll to start,
up to Uc to 27c Pli alter becoming pro
ficient. Pennsylvania;
" :, . , .-. .
Co. Wanted seventy-nee
load after mining md -hlne.
ti &7. Indiana Co.
t-osl miners to load
FOR RENT ROOMS
Furnished
ILEAL Ai-T. CO., 1909 I'A. AVE. -4 rooms.
recvptlou and bath. Iur. or utiliir.. ilso cm
large furnished room and kitchenette, mar
Dain. $1; 1 large room, iwo beds, .;..0, one
hall room. II. uu. Main 7177. .
NEW YOHK AVE. N. V WS-l-argc imims
suitable tor one or two gentlemen; iiImi
smaller rooms, nicely furnlsnjl,Jgajiqiiali.e.
6lh ST. N. W. ilo-Sleam heated; bath each
floor; center location, H.tO a week upward
5d ST. N. Wt, 71 Two large, sunny. bi -window
looms, tveiy convenience lor llgnt
housekeeping; near business center, !
M ST. N. W., 13U irge iroiil mom, dl
heated; single room, southern tfpoure. N.
5641. 1
llth SI'. N. W.. UU-'-Apl. 1. Clean, warm,
nicely furnished, iroiil room; .unable for
two. Callafter . 1 I
9th BT.N. W, 1109 Furnlklied parlor loom.
110, and hal room, i; wi-ii neaieu ..nu in
iiulethquke.
j
ith ST. N. W., lW-He'ond siory from, alo
third floor for I. h. K. P
U ST., 1115 tcor. 12th; lairge. nice Hunt
room furnished, with all Impruvemvins, u
sonable: one flight.
L ST. N. W W7 Neaily ruriilsiirU Jnd lloor
room, well hea.ed, small uont room, '5 him
17 month.
I'A. AVE. N. W., LOs-lOpp. Italelijhi
Warui, suun, hut-water aiwa, no car
fart; rates
X J. AVE. N. W.. 7U0 Two sreoud flogr
front. w.crm, idnasant. furnUued looms,
I. h. k.
(th N. W 1122 Furnished room In iirivnte
Gennaii famtl ; steam heat, bath, phone;
suitable for gentleman onl: 5 month. 1
Unfurnished. -
F ST. X. W . l.'CJ Dtsliable looms, over
Itlie's Stullo . "
Furnished or Unfurnished.
MASS. WE N. W.. .'.''J Will r m i ioo.i.s
f.ir I. h. k. . -d floir, neat, sni gas, .o P't.
manctit party, lli'ou.
Rooms For Rent.
COLuHAllO ItENiAL EXgllANUE. J. D
ADiCI.VS, Mgr, cuolce rooms, all kinds,
ery location. Free sen Ice lo the tooiners.
til Col. Blag. M"'n ilJl, Uih and il sis.
ROOMS AND BOARD
Wanted.
WAXTED Itoom and boa id with home-like
surroundings, for widower witn thrre ihll
dru; ages 1. II. and 8 ears, mut be lea
kunahle. Address HOX 54, Times oflhe. 1
yOPNtl M VX wants board and roo.u In
miiclly private famll , Jl.lW pel wee.
BOX M. Times office.
TABLE BOARD
THE SHEI'HEHD. 10th nnd E as. N. W.
Mealr. bieakiasi. J., luncu, Jih.. uluucr.
2io: W.oO week.
12lh ST. N. W., 80S Itrtnms with selet-i boir.l
steam heat, private hatn. reaso.iauie
CLAIRVOYANTS
IAIAVl ipAilGacT1'bYl-ulcsi
MALJAIVI J CAIN MEDIUM,
ni.iH..r.in j li.trn nnl uluile. 1nrlanv I
.lean has been one since childhood, acknowl
edged by press and public to be the greatest
clairvoyant in the world, can positively it
Uiille the separated. Let a reading from thU
remarkable woman. Will tell ou names,
dates and facts without asking ou a -iug,u
cjuestlon. You hae a power oi your o. u
either for good or eill. Cuitlva.e i.it- goon.
Deieiop it. Lsc It. Call and oo coiuin. cj.
l'rliale rooms, you see no one. t-n.niu
leadings arranged b phone. N 35.1. l. -nianeni
loiailon. li It si. X. W.
705 EIGHTH ST. N. .W.
MME. CARLETTA,
III.AIIcVOS l.M", AiolrsKII,
IMl'HESSIll.vAL REAkKR.
Ynu win Mre In trouble, .ic.palilng ever
again of being hupp), should call to ie-
MME. CAItLe.ri'A, the Kll.l-.D MSHTI.
h.ie cA. and vli.L help uu, nu mailer
v.nat lb" cause.
TELLS YOUR NAME
name friends, enemies; object of call, ad
vice on biismesi. love, courtship, marriage,
divorce, cells you how und Hit-lsta du to
obtain our dexlica and hapi'lnie.-t. iiouis.
11 a. in. o 9 p. m.
705 EIGHTH ST. N. W.
HPRORD. B. BRUCE.
THE GiU.AT AlhiitALIAN
PALillSl AND CLAlUMu ANT.
Can be consulted on all analrs. l.'uSA V. al
ter 1 lace K E. Hours. 9 a. in. lo 10 o. i.i.;
Sunda s from i to 7 p. in. Ph. Line, llji.
CONSUL f ZANCiG txc.nc
READINGS ONE DOLLAIt.
STUDIO. W4 14lh st. N. W. Phone il. 441)
DELMA1N bla'lbKS ' ..'j
Headers; tell what jou want 10 knot,. Lead
bibs, .4c; test, luc. 1- a. m. lo 9 p. m. tuii
ui, 4 to k. 813 ith st. N. W.
PALMISTRY-CARD READING.
JVIK. K. LU5dr',
Tnrot and Foreign Cards. Euai India Crvstal.
l.uuies only tulCEAM-JDi (.loted Si.nJn.
i.e.. icnte us "jyj llth N. W. &,;ro"u Wu0'
to ability. 'ill 9.J0 p ,ii.
ORIGINAL MME. DE LONG,
THE LITTLH WHITE MOIHER
A plain, simple gentlewoman, extrcftrDttarr
Iniultlvo abllliy; lella jilovvly, giuaJr vn-V
maters and person-i of lnturi-a.eceS.a (,.
scrlptlons, lull names, c-orrrot .ocnlldt, till)
facts, llcnenclal liilormatlou. advlca, atrat
aiiie for joung and old youth mid yill'm -rich
and iooi while and colored. ilatls)ilv.
lory or no lee. Limited number daily.
Twenty years Jn piivate resldenco. Houis I0
a. m 10 8 p. ill, I jiW fee. With eav.i read-l
ing lieu, J-paue book "Success Sccris.
730 Eighth St. N. W.
IWPC nAYFR.". ,:r"" id
niivu, vjii i v. i.eauer an.l clnlri'"
ad'.na-. 3c ML Hi . II. ,-i. Vv
7p7vrirAl'ALMlBI-. CARD lUIADElf.
JlB .,uaraIctl. ,onillU ,,t lMt. ls-4 .t".;.'
THE OltlLlNAi. AND ONLY
n R R fl W A 1-1 il-Kli Oc"
I... I'A I hi
M www ...... ,HT;
ND MLIilf'-tr.
Laousb mid. At buiuc.
VM iVth u N. W,
10 hrs. I'D. 1O0
U. T.
TRADKS.
New Jersey.
743-5. Mldill'i-so. Co. Olio tinsmith desired.
Younit (lerman preferred. For roofing and
dlfTeiem kinds of. Miuct ' metal work In
liulldllia line. I.'.i0.3 I'D. No, Tr. 8 hrs.
I'D.
Pennsylvania.
8J lie?. Philadelphia Co. One en!tln"r
wanted. Any while ES. Married or slnule.
lisunl hours. Iletcular wages. i
DOMESTICS.
Maryland.
S7-ifWl. Balthnore Co. One slnnle woman
for general housework. Any ES, tlS I'M,
D&L. No Tr.
New York.
S07 ZC01. Klnits Co. One single woman for
Keneral housework nnd care of children.
German (or Polish), 19-il I'M and home.
No Tr.
Pennsylvania.
SJ7 MCI. Lehigh Co. Two slmtle women as
waitress and chamber ork. tlS I'M, room,
board and laundry. Tr adv.
Virginia.
8G7-2M0. Alexandria Co. One single woman
for scleral housework. SnedUh, Xorwes-
Ian. ES necessary. JlS-l.'O I'M, depending
ou work. Good home Tr, udv. from New
York city, and deducted.
878-142. Norfolk Co. Wanted aliont 74 men
or women to manufacture pants on piwer
sewing machines. Aerage '.cglnner would
I""" - i-v iwnnout expenencei; ex.
perlencea can aiernge 110-J12 t'W. No Tr.
any nationality, 54 hours PW.
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS
Wi?,J..'iCI.N,li!EN'" vrry Wfl' possible to
uuiiu this business greater we are hustling
and results hhow In tho stock that's here,
ready to be sold, nnd we nre selling slightly
used mercoats at ". to flO, can't beat It",
one price, Jl'STIl'S OLD STAND. 619 D. 1
. Print in 7.
GIVE ME THE OHDL'It for 'our Printing
niViiiViS11 lLc?,,,e Il"k," ' KAYMONU
PADGLTT. -M l'a. ale 8. K. Line. ;3n.
Paintinp.
HAVE UlUlt PAINVNO done now. I can
saie ou money We guarantee our ma
terial nnd workmanship to be Ihe best.
James Stevens, 18a Fla. ale.. Ph. North 2C1S.
WIIV not nve 20 this month7 Immediate
COOI.EY. 7IS Sth st. X. E. 1
Paints.
I .
.n,aUFKALOA. L O PAINTS
Mf.wDeB.a,.r WNQ":v PMNTbo.
' 4U M Ft. N. V. Phnn. Ww n
Mattresses and box Springs..
! Sl'KClAL-Halr nnd Ult luattiesss nid
l ovr anil rnnLi,i-l ti .,.. .. .. .
ft"!-'6 " ' " &
I
Stenography and Typewriting.
EXPERIENCED public stenographer, former.
Iv Continental Hotel; legal woili a tur.
laity. OOM 45, 1416 F st X. W. t
Paperhanging.
mPAN. Hi II st X E. foimerly of 2m
1-isl (apltol M Write or phone Lincoln 2VJ.
Antique Furniture antl Repairing.
bAVE JO-j on your antique furniture lepair-
i iinmiS!11? upholstering. M r.il-J.
s J- lOllOWKI. l;yt Water t. K V.
Upholstering, and Repairing.
DEI LMiAIil.L upholstering, .nnnufac turl ig
and repa.rliig. lurnltute. mattresses, c.sh
loiis. aunlngs. etc.. work done on lour own
piemlses when deslied. I'll L 170- J I.'
SMITH, .-na Mehols aie., Ana- o.na
Window Cleaning.
HOW AIIUI'T -"HOSE DU'.tV WiNDOW'
'i!I?HCN.-Al:.. IX,JW '''."AXING
Carpet Cleaning.
CARPETS TIIOUOl'GIILY tND cARE
fullv cleaned, rugs woiet, from old carp-t.
ITleM.TiI-rcT,0,vIH.,,T.,11.' , ''"iiaiea furniVd;
i .," KAHLEHT & CO.. 30J u .. s.
AI. .Ul, -
PERSONALS
M WILLIAMS m"1,c,""k- !i-m-
"V vv ' l-'lvlllVlO pooiiin. liai.-Jrei.siii.
Mitlp U ml nit in. 1U u
Caiuline. 7i. in r nt. N
Apait. 21,
W.
M. Milll
'; 'MISS WELLS ?
mid Scalp
llnllra l ,..
4. JIJ3 G si. X. W. Apartment 2, ilurd Pool.
i. ' M ANTI-T trIM- SIMMPnnivi!
scalp treatment
Phone Main 7511. 71b llth el N . w. i
I
iAIRS. ORA L. FIELD shaob and
Treatment; fnce and scalp. Here for khort
timo only. Ej H N. XV , -'ndjloor.
JMISS JAMRRUN, manicurist and .-hlro-iody;
I hours, 10 a. in. lo 6 p. in UU New lork
nv e. N. W'.. second floor.
MIn's PARR SCALP TREATMENT.
mioo vrtrvi kaiiaijs. how, i. 10
ti. .-.rno.c.-i , ll to n. ucnoiM llulltltnt; 1
DR. hlbK ELGIN, Specialist
rtiopr Main SOU liW Pa. n, y ye
LbufSrAlAIERf,!.;;;'
ci. ilv poii,, liulr.ireiiiiiig nil uiamhcs latiglu.
Uic-ii ct.n. vlj Keiiui.'llldc., II. li & G. M..ti
MISS CAIN -j;J
Apart. 1. l'liiiiie Main 74::
and Scalp T.-eat-7th
H. W. W.
,iW'W4W4-KH',W4-H'lrMi'
Dk. KhEDWlAW
f The Most Important Advice -r
.1! that I can offer to nr. man r'
.j. w niinn who w jiiiftcfing irom t.
J- any iii-utc, '.liroiiic, of -pcclal ilia-.'.
.. cahO ii to lauu iiiuiiicliutu sloiM '.
i i" vji-, t. iihi.i. w,i, jwitici-iii vuc-;
..J-clnc-s und till the new tciiums -in J 4.
j- untl-tovius uuiinulstuii-U. PlonJ !
n te.l-C lllllflo. I .11 llleilt 11 1 .In., p.L J.
te.-ils made. I.aborutoi? stocinoV'-I.
T with cvcrytliii.
ihe be it in niedi-'i
v sines. Over. :x)
Noma' nniellen nt -I-
T lie iling
Jntai'th. lnHionHtlmi -t
i t
uiistili.-ittoii. flics. 'I'hi-.'i.i I. mi -j v
J Br nu. Heart, Wood, and c-kut V
.. Diseases, ithcunsatisiii. all stngisV
.. of Hlood Polhonlng, Nervous nndv
.1. lionet a I Licbiiliy. Charges l.i iv. V
". M.MllcincM Kmnlfird. tuilce Hours,
.'. 10 to 1, J to u. Sunday, iu to j. i.
liLNtY Vtr ANTED & TO L0A-N
. ....... .., . ... .. ., ....,,,., .
MONEY TU IAJAN o.i t-il. jiiou.u.i.1 U1
lariuiiiv propel t. WI. GERS iMV Lit. j.J
hi. ii I si liulilmorc, Md.
MONES ivl LOAN on renl .s-.aie; lowest
rate; prior pamem piivlltges; larae
ijjiwiui TV I Ell . RUTIIEni'URDt; uili
in.ii.ui.Mi cUA.Na AND eEv.u:.D TRUST
Money 10 loan at 6 per cent on District
Real Eaitaie. Any amount Horn Lou to L.iM
on tirsi or second trust. In siialght nut or
tnonihl) pamenia. lakes only ihr d,i
iu inako itiein.
PAUL V. MITCHELL cS CO..
1411 J ST. V W
MONEY TO LOAN-tt)ll to JCW.CH.t) 9n l.. c.
leal rsiaie. tevtral irum fund?. 4i 10 J
"pel ctni All iraiisaciloiis conducts,! wits
tcunuiiucul cuniut ration it.r boiiowrs.
WM li. SAUNDERS A: lO
oc n I ,iii.iuii u. '..m t ; tv
wJoiiMtSSOrrOhTUNrilES
A OTION and grocery stole
" ' h si V C,
"r nlc i ii...u)
It 'l.l,v. Li N'il 'or iinf o.i 'urn t ire m
The first offer Taoli" .halm .iiunt rt und
oinir luruiiuic. l-lJjjj a u-e
DU MAItZO On Jnnunrv 11 mi at 2 n.
in., MAHUAIIIiT A., beloied wife Of John
!T A., beloied wife Of John I
ue Aiarzo,
Funeral rrom her Inte residence, 1801 Hev
enth afreet northwest, Wednesday, Jnnu-
ry 26. nt 3 p, in. Interment at lloik
t'leek Cemetery.
Hlt'KEY-On Monday. January 31, U1, Jit
8:15 p, m at her residence, 131ft norbli
nicnuo northwest, MAUY CATIIBniNK,
beloved daughter of llonora and tho luto
John W. lllckey.
Npllco of funeral hercnflcr.
m?ltT-On Monday, January J4i 1MB, at S
a. m., nt his residence. 1RJ P street.
IIENitY Ht'llT, beloved husband of Annlo
Tiling rinrt, In. tho soventy-secoTid er
of his age.
Funeral prim I e, Wedncsitay, January 30.
KAMMY-Oti Monday, Jnnuary 34, 1310. nt 13
o'clock, midnight, HAMPEL K.. beloved
husband of Delia T. Kamby.
funeral from his late residence, 1S04 Sev
enth street northwest, on Wednesday, Janu
ary 26, nt 3 p. in. Interment Hock Creek
Cemetery,
MEALON-On Sunday, January 23. 1116, at
B:30 p. In., MARY.WOItUA MELON, wife
of tho Into Thomas Mealon, nt her resi
dence, 1106 Florida avenue northeast.
Funeral Wednesday morning, January 26.
1916. at 0 o'clock. Requiem mass ut t:S0
a, m. ut Holy Name Church. Friends nnd
rrlatlves Inilted. (Scninton, Pa., palters
plenso copy.)
REED-On Sunday, January 23, 1016. MARIA
L. REED, beloved mother of Harry L.
Reed. .
Funeral' from her son's residence, lft)
Monroe street, on Wednesday, January '.,
1916, at 2. p. hi. Relatives and friends In
vited to attend. Interment In Glenwood
Cemetery. ,
IN MEM0RIAM
(Notice for this column are accepted at 50
cents flat, cither prose or poetry, In case no
tice does not exceed ten lines. And 10 Cents
for each line In excers of ten.)
UNDERTAKERS
Embalmers, Funeral Director.
J. WILLIAM LEE, .
UNDERTAKER & LIVERY.
323 Pa. ae. N. W.
elenhone M. WASHINGTON, D. C.
w W. DEAL & CO.,
.Sill II Street N. K. Line. 44.
HARRY M. PADGETT,
7.10 llth Street X. K. Line. Kt.VJ.
NEVIUS & BROWN.
1)311 N'imv lark tie. .Mnln 387.
WILLIAM'HrS-ARDO &"CO.,
4MN II street V Id. Line. .124.
GEO.'K ZURHORSTrS SONS, Inc.
ttll l-:ast t'npKol Street. Line. .172.
W. R. SPEARE,
1110 V Street. Muln 42H)-i:.'8l.
P. A. TALTAVULL, -
44:t 74h Stre-et S. W. Mnln 1870.
THOMAS M. HINDLE,
.-,tli mill II Sts. .V. M Mnln .1:17.
O. B. JENKINS,
Win li St. N W. Main 4S04.
THOMAS S. SERGEON.
KHI 7th St. N. . Mnln 1(100.
JOHN R. WRIGHT CO..
l.Ctr lllth ft. V AY. North 47.
JOSEPH F. BIRCH'S SONS,
.111.1 1 M SI. N. V. oHt 110.
JAMES T. CLEMENTS'" SONS,
I-'4I WUc-oiihIii Ac. Wii.1 804.
MARTIN W. HYSONG CO..
I Oil Itiawiielmwellw Ave. Mnln S-I'JO.
APOLPH J. SCH1PPERT.
2UOS I'll. Aie. Wc'Mt 1.11 I ."!).
' ULRICH & BURDETTE.
l.VJD !vcoiihIm Ar. West V.lfl.
FLORAL DESIGNS
FUNERAL DESIGNS
of eierj dcittrlptlon n oJerate prices,
Ot'DE.
1214 F l X. W.
Vital Records
Births.
Charles E. and Eva M. Weasl, '.oy.
C had In M. and Annie N. We.t, loy.
Adam ami Agnes Slaw ski, bo.
Ilerndon li. and Mary M. Rudas'l. Imy.
Francis J. and Annie M. Martin, t-lrl.
Frederick J. and Wllhelmlna ltne, girl.
Lmher and Ethel Hoellman, girl
Edward It. and Lillian II. (Savior, girl.
John P. and Violet L. Gerac-I. girl.
Adolphus and Barbara Et-klofT, Imy.
George II nnd Llllv M. Eckert, boy.
Edward S , jr.. and Maile Duvall. girl.
W llllaiu A. nnd Marie I- Conncllee. girl.
, Wlllsini 11 and Mary E. Caton, Ixiy.
William A. and Ruby C. Coryell, girl.
John J. nnd Gertrude L. Carow. boy.
Harrison and Theresa Dozler. itlrl.
William and Mary l'erry, lioy.
I'ertey and Hnttlc Itraxton, toy.
Marriage Licenses.
Charles Ford and Ella Carter.
Dennis .1. Niland nnd Cathcrlno F. llen-
nesey.
James W. Woodward, Jr.. nnd Pauline Ivev,
Ixith of Cntlc-iu Vn.
Ak" ;inlcr II, W llllitms, Jr., and Maiy E.
(liter,
ticorgc liames and Susie Siuilh,
Deaths.
Thomas II. Rhodes, 72 eix KKi Paik road.
John J. Manning, 39 years. United States
Naval Hospital.
John Peed, ii rnrs. Emergency Hospital.
Margaret It. Uarnanf, 71 years, Victoria
apTrtmenls.
Nellie Powers. "S years, i3SS Four-and-a-half
street southwest.
Mron Sherman. SI yenrs, -Government Hospi
tal lor the Insane.
Patrick Walsh, 64 jcars, Washington AiyPini
Hoi-pital.
Ellen W. Kent, 40 years, Homeopathic IIos
pltnl. Davht K. McCarthy, C9 years. 1711 N street
I norinwesi.
j Henrietta A. 'While, V. years, SSH RJalr road.
Sarah H. Tucker, 73 years, c.'l Sixth street
I an..i.na.
iMiuiucn.i,
Ilultln C. Clark. 7S jears. 636 Mllwuikeo
place southeast.
Charles E. Wilson. 41 years, Tuberculosis
llnspltal.
Katberlue G. Ilartel, 74 jcars, 221 John Mar
shall place,
John W. Averlll, 61 yenrs, .'II. Eleventh street
southwest. -
George D. Row en, 6$ years, J.G V street north,
vvesi.
Andrew Tnte, M years. 246 Tliirlccntli clrce't
nortlicaHt.
Werley Wiishlngloii, &0 years. Washington
Uvlimi llospllnl,
l.iiiliidH Dlckxon, SO years. 26 G. slrcct fouih
vv est.
Jud lliinily, 95 yeurs. Government Hospital
for the ItiHaiio.
.':,1.'.;V "" " Jcars, Freedmen'w Hospital.
Wlllhiiu ll. Smith, 39 years, Government Hos
pital for the lnme.
Mary Dytiui. 4S yt-ais, 21 Second street north
enst. George Tolwm, 10 months, 05 I-Vuton nrret
northeast.
REFHIGERATuHS & ICE BOXES
McCRVY RKFR1GERATOU cX.IPANV.
llcliigcraiors ilHt aro i iitHiartled.'
(ill F .--T N. W.
We liil, and 11 pair Refiiseiators
IvIOfuhCYCLES
1314 Merkle one.i-v Under, en-t llc-ni mull l Ion :
bargain, (U. 1J7 .Noilli arolina a e .S. E.
wl'beat quality iu any nuantlty.
spwlal
it
Vto ?r!if ,n.J:,on Wl.W nio;. c.
'JWJS. WM Tth St. N. W. Phpne
j ' r - 1
EDI
North
At-AnilVlCUU) iu uj
Unfurnished.
DE8IRAULB NEW APAIlXMISNTfl
III,. I'AIX ... . a i
Anarlmen
i7i , , iw;.. "y"." .-, ..
nnu
lo- mi .Tni.i.i ". ""'s nci uatrr, 1
io, uli outside rooms, op.n tor Iiupvc-
lion
irc u if3' ,:l'TON JAMES,
- m "Ihern llldg. .lonH Maj -.
''tho' !ityWfor,ll,V I'!0?'" lrt"'ef,t (a
;'. l' y. , t0,o'ed tenin.s; lent, onlr
''uli "J'tlT"": ni door;
per
VffT- 3?"iSK l& ?&
si
rUH hhNf HOUSES
Unfurnished.
1414 (th st. N. W.. 10 rTsfmfb
001 Q.st.Js'. v., j r .nd b '
tUi ith at. N. '.. nr? ad b,
3110 IBth at. N. K.. 7 r. anil b
405 R at. N. W r. aiirfb
IJ EvarU t, N. E. Vf nnd'Y.'"
1804 (th L N v V. and Mb . '
,I2 tth st, N. K. !,,"!' "
131? Eye st. N ii.. ?n?Z"""
c'CJ.l i.
.,..$17.50 '
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.... 2J.ol
. 22 5(1
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0.50 ,
... U.S0 ,r-f
J Ulrard st. N. , t t. and w
2526 Georgia ave. N, V, S ?. and'vv'
1313 S J? .SIt?n,SU TENANTS.
81a Acker st. N. E.. 7 r and li
1105V, First at. N. W.; i r and b"
ai D at. N. W.. lo r and b . "
417 p M. n. w.: r.r.d w..:::: ::;:
634 Callan at. N. E., r. and w
2150 D st. N. W.. 6 n and w
1247 25th st, N. W i r. indw
2405 h .t. n. w.;'i rf'aMiw.::::::
113 Reeves court N. XV.. S r. nnd w!
... i.ev
... 11.50
... 12.50
...131.50
..U'.CO
... 18.w
... 111.50
... 18.10
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11.50 --
11.50
10.40
vurrunu A. BORDEN
CO.,
Phone M. 2242.
604 tth '. x. w.
COLORED TENANTS.
"S;5,it nw.. rooms, bath jn 10
W9N st. nw. rooms, bath. .
311 U .t -. C rooms, bath :. "." a.io
5l0 20th .t"-10 i00""- ba,b ... a.
ytXilS . "' nw 7 rooms i7oo
Una .'i n,rw' V00' .....::
ii-?..i ' . "w" 6 room frame.. htm
i '' t- e., room frame... u$
'A3? A.Ve. n!i' ' 4 room frame. ... iJoo
CLARKE & G1ESLER, 715 14th.
2014 PORTNERPL., Rr. & B $3, .,
" J-; nw rooms and bath....t... 37 ",
S?i'.?H" S rpom" and u J
0 J i"nrt2ehit w.",er ,nludel in the aWe
;Xi? ;,ortner pi., rooms and bath 4 Jl
2031 Portner pi., 6 rooms and bath w'lo
Store. 2102 14th st. nw,. wRh iv- ng
piarters atwve aB a M
A pply Manager, the Portlier. 15th and ij nvv.
ifH.y ." ne- 6 rooms .11 i0
rrM ne"-6r' suule fr , mall store'. U.li
if." ne- - wer and gas ;o
l-s ith ne.. 6r.. reduced to t 13 50
Also large stable rear of 1111 D ne.... .. 3 0)
Apply 914 Md. ave. N. E.
FI.A. AVE. N. XV.. 971 Four-room houve
. s rt.T w : wh,,e temu""- K;y
FOR SALE HOUSES
BEAUTIFUL HOMES
902 and 904 12th STREET N. E.
Six, seven and eight-room homes.
Extra Large Sleeping Porches
13.500 to 11.500.
1200 Cash, balance monthly.
Greatest Value in Homes
Open 10 9 p. m. Dally. Come out.
H. R. HOVVENSTE1N,
1314 F St. N. E.. or 7W II St. X. E.
FOR SALE f;ou cash will buy in Columbia
Heights, near 14th and llth St. cars, six
room, ope hath, fur. beat; price, 12,950; bal
ance like tent.
CLARKE & GIESLER, 715 14th.
LOOK THESE OVER!
BEFORE BUYING.
COMPLETE IN EVERY DETAIL.
One and One-bnlf fc'q ua.es t-'ioin
Li.NCOLN PARK.
On HV, su X. .. but. Nortb Carolina ave.
and C at. One nf the most beautiful loca
tions ln tho- city. 6 rooms, ttle batn, large
lot, pore:,. All modern Improvements.
Only 110(1 cash and balauce like rent.
$21.50
per month, Inclt-ding interest and principal
PRICE, $21250.
Open dallv and Sunday until p. rn.
bUBUKBAN PROPERTY
For Sale.
HOW TO BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD
on 1100 cash and 115 month, at
CHEVY CHASE. For full particulars diop
postat. telephone, or call on WM. H.
RITCHIE. 317 Colorado Bldg. Tel. M. r.'ll.
UEAUT'FUL 5-ROOM BUNGALOW, fruit,
porches, 5c car fare; 3 nice lots, high and
healthy; one block from new public school.
PRICE ONLY, 11.650; terms. 1100 cash; bal.
115 month. O B. ZANTOIXZER. 9t3 New
Y'ork ave. N W.
BUSINESS PROPERTY
;., , For Sale-
STORE AND DWELLING.
629 PA. AVE S. E Four living rooms;
lot 20x110. Pterent tenant has been on prem
ises for over five pan. For particulars ap
pl to C. W NEWHOUSER, 421 East Capi
tol st. Phone Unc. 2098 1
STOREROOM and dwelling. 203 II st. .. E
Cheap. UOX 51, Times office. !
AUTOMOBILES
PHfiNF 1M R0 for lire troubles.
rnu',Ll J1, "'-' saintaneous servk
lu-
vlce day
o u.g.ii. All size llrrs and tubes In xocn.
At 'TO SERMCE CO.. 1941 N, Hanip. ave.
ItiRD touring car, 1114, fully equipped, self
starter. PEERLESS 7-pa.eenger touring
car. MAXWELL 4-cyllnder 4-passenger tour-
, ,,.11, .., UA fn1l ,. . .
mi; car. v in acii t:iieni.
Cull ll.t K t
W. Main 7031.
After 6 call North 7527. '
COLUMBIA LIMOUSINE. 1911 model; good
condition; additional touring body. Phono
Main 1142.
BOH & BARNEY. Experts In all kinds of
aulo repairing. Ford lepalring a specialty.
We guarantee our service to be the best, in
town. Instantaneous service, day or night,
ill) O ST. N. t W. 1
MITCHELL ROADSTER for sale; cash or
terms; fully equipped; newly painted, 13..0.
4CJ Munsey building. Telephone Main IS 12.
ACTON, 4C8 14th St. N. XV.
LL lamps and radiators repaired.
Golden Rule Shop. Ph M. 242j.
Ford Valve Grinding, $2.25.
Weil save ou 20 ou all i-our auio repair
big. All work 70e per hour.
W. S. K1E3 & SON, 1241 R st. N. W.
MANUFACTURER of mud guards, hood'.
gasoline tanks, rudlalors, auto lanus.
Metal Art Shop Ph. X. WW. 12W 14th mv
ONE FORD 'IUUR1NG CAR I.i good ruunlni
I Off
.lift
older lor safe reasonable. Apply 2U
si. N. W.
Automobile Repairing.
1
CENTRAL CARRIAGE, WAGOIi
AND AUIO WORKS
B M. lAlYD. Manager.
Trutk and Automobile BckIk-s to Order
RHAR OF 44J TO 4JI EVE STREET N. W.
MAIN 3t45.
Painting and lettering a Specialty.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED 1
For Hire.
MAIN 7151 Day or Nisht.
I? r-'o-Vs w- ntv nrorr T5c ll ru ts heur
HOrtSES AND VEHJCLES
ID HEAD horses mijl mures, out of won:.
weight from 1.W0 to l.tcii lbs.; must be o'.t
by 4he 10th oi Feb. Apply 1 1 05 llth t X W
.. 11
PFVFN HORSES AND TWO "GIG MAUK
Sold for the vvnni of use. Rear K l'a
,. v tl' rt,r It j.!,!,,
POR SALE-r-lhoap soodwo7k .Horses and .
..Si'V.." ur0!S" lor 'hJfu. i:r lu aad :

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