JANUS

(Lat.,anua, a gate), ancient Rom. deity; had double head and looked both ways. (1849-1913), an American author; 6. in Philadelphia, Pa. After concluding his public school education, he became a journalist and was a member of the editorial staffs, at various times, of the Philadelphia Pre , Bulletin, and Times. After 1881, he travelled extensively in the West and Spanish America, finally making his home in England. He wrote Color Studies, 1885; The Mexican Guide, 1887; The Aztec Treasure House, 1890; In the Sarago a Sea, 1898; In Great Waters, 1901; Legends of the City of P ee 1910; and At the Casa Napoleon,