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MARYLAND PORTRAITS
THOSE OF ROBERT BOWIE AND
MATTHEW TILGHMAN UNVEILED

ANNAPOLIS, Md. December 1s.-In the
house of delegates. at the state house. last
night were unveiled the portraits of Robert
Bowie, former governor of Maryland and
Matthew Tilghman, a distinguished Mary
land patriot
The ceremony was under the auspices of
Peggy Stewart Tea Party Chapter of the
daughters of the American Revolution of
Annapolis, and in addition to unwilling the
portraits the chapter presented Gov. War
Held with painting of the historic Peggy
Stewart house" in Annapolis The paint
ings are the work OF Miss Katharine Wal
ton, an Annapolis artist. who was commis-
stoned by the legislature to paint those OF
GOV Bowie and Matthew Tlghman
large number of Annapolis people were
present at the unveilng. the full member
snip OF the local chapter being there Gov.
Warfield delivered an Informal address ac-
ceptlns the portraits on behalf of the state.
Inc governor spoke OF the stirring events
IN Maryland history and the Incidents lead
Ing up TO the burning of the brig Peggy
Stewart. He praised the work of Peggy
thanks for the gift of the picture and spoke
of the interest and patriotism in arranging
such an interesting ceremony
The services were opened with an invoca-
ton by Rev. Joseph =. McComas Mrs
William WEIGH. regent of the chapter pre-
sided Addresses were made by Col.
Oswald Tilghman. secretary of state and
by Mrs Robert Bowie. a descendant of Gov
Bowie. Mrs. James Cresap read a history
of the Stewart house.
Mrs. Weems Ridout read paper on The
Chapters Part" The Naval Academy
Band was present and played patriotic Sc
lections. including America" Maryland,
My Maryland" and 1.-THE Star Spangled
Banner
For the purpose of the unwilling the por-
traits were hung from the gallery wall just
above the speakers rostrum, and were
draped with Maryland flag. 1t had been
arranged to have three little iris includ-
Ing Gov Warfeld's baby daughter. Emma
draw the curtain string, but this was aban-
doned. The portrait of Gov. Bowie will be
added to the states collection in the execu-
tive chamber, and that of Matthew Thigh
man will be hung on the wall of the memo
rial room of the old senate chamber above
the bronze tablet presented by the Balti-
more Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton in commemoration of the ride of Lieut..
Col. Tflghman bearing the news OF Corn
wallis surrender
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DEATH OF JOHN M. HOOD.
Prominent Baltimorean Passes Away
From Acute Indigestion.

BALTIMORE. December 1S.-Gen. John
NJ. Hood, president of the United Railways
and Electric Company, died at 7:I5 pm
yesterday at his home, 1881 North Calvert
street, of acute Indigestion with which he
was attacked Saturday night. He was at
his desk Monday and Tuesday of last week
against the advice of his physicians and
became seriously i'll Tuesday night The
funeral services will be he'd at IL am
Thursday in First Presbyterian Church.
Rev. Donald Guthrie will conduct the serv-
ices. He will be assisted by Rev. Harris
Kirk
Gen. Hood had been prominently before
the public in this city and state since
January IA, 1874. when he WAS made vice
president ana general manager OF the
Western Maryland Railroad Company.
When he identified himself with that
road he threw into it all the vigor and
force of his strong nature and brought TO
its operation Il skiiifu. engineering know
dege which developed 1t from an insignifi-
cant local line to a property which brought
nearly S,o100Uo, ana for which ST 900 go
was offered by responsible and urgent
bidders.
Three months after accepting the vice
presidency Gen. Hood was made preside mt
and general manager. That position he
held from March ~. 1874. to February 27
1902. On the last named date he was
elected president of the United Railways
and Electric Company, which position he
held at the time of his death.
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LUXURY-LOVING WIVES.
Like Those of bible Times, SAYS
Preacher, They Crush Mems Souls

CINCINNATI, December 1S-Several
preachers at yesterdays meeting OF the
Cincinnati Presbytery criticised women for
selfish, lazy. luxurious habits and inclina-
tons; church members for jealousy AMI
backbiting, and the general public for in
difference to religious preaching.
Prof. Selby +. Vance of Lane Seminary.
this city, the oldest theolog cal institution
of the Presbyterian Church in the west,
said:
Women To-Day are like those women OF
Bible times. who crushed the life and soul
of their men to get more Jewels and rich
raiment to decorate their persons. There Is
not particle of difference In that respect
They lead luxurious, selfish lives and press
their husbands to extremes to secure the
money to crafty Their expensive. idle
worse than useless tastes. | blame not only
the women. but the men and the world
generally for these conditions. and | hold
you ministers personally responsible ac-
cordinS to the light you have.
There is indifference inside the church
as well as outside. and We must combat it
by modern methods. The curse of the
church today is the lack of Christian fell
lowship Church members. both men and
women. are clashing and cutting each other
up and there's too much unkind criticism
among the brethren"
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New Device for Coaling at Sea.

The battleship Iowa has left Norfolk for
some point on the Atlantic. where she will
met the collier Abarenda and conduct a Sc
ries of tests with new device for coaling
ships at sea. 1t is said tsat the British navy
has successfully employed the invention,
which obviates the necessity for a collier
coming alongside the vessel TO be coaled.
Instead a system of cables is used, along
which carriers are moved to and fro. II
the test proves successful there is no doubt
that other ships of the navy viii be pro-
vided with the improved ccaling appliance.
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Memorial From Cattle Raisers.

In presenting to the Senate yesterday A
memorial from the cattle raisers of the
western states Mr.. Culbcrson said the cattle
raisers were suffering more extensive dam
age at this time from the shortage Of cars
and bad service from transportation COM
panes than from disease of cattle, limited
markets and all ether causes combined He
expressed the hope That tie memorial would
receive speedy consideration looking to re-
liaf
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To Close Break in Canal.

The Mexican government has assented to
the proposition of the State Department
that United States engineer officers shall
enter Mexico for the purpose of closing the
breach in TIE walls of the imperial canal
which is causing the formation of the Sal
ton sea Senator Flint of California will
introduce bill in Congress after the holi-
day recess making appropriation to de-
fray the cost of the work.
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Looking for MacMasters.

The State Department has sent out an or
der to all United States consuls in Europe
to look out for Frederick MacMasters of
New York, and to communicate with the au-
thorities in case he is found. MacMasters
was recently removed as consul to Zanzf-
bar on charges filed Icy Sir Charles Hard
ing the British undo secretary Harold
Van Buren,. United States consul at Nice.
has reported to the State Department that
MacMasters induced him to become surety
for a 81 600 note by representing that he
was on his way out To his post.
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49, -
sIU2 II NV. 7r. b. .35. 90
1880 18th NV. Or. $500
1906 Riggs NV. Or. b. IS 90
60i 21st NV, Sr. b. 33. 90
,Gos 18th nv. Or. i'.32. so
1911 l. NV. 7r. b. .2S.0
2l9 10th Sc. Tor. b. 20. -
Jl2 18th ne. Or. b. rs. so
les + ne. sto. 7r. h.25 no
I.oughboro I'd. Is a..20. 90
2334 7th NV. Or. 1850
B-ightw'd. 20 acres. 10 Oc
Lot 81. 50 1027. ....1.M
Z 91S 1st NV. Ar. .. 500
COLORED.
1917 Oath NV, Or. ...0.SS
1921 T NV. 6r. ..0.3s
7126 I'd ne. Or. 1900
7oS I'd ne, Or. 49,. HOO
1876 Knox al sw, 5r. .10.3S
APARTMENTS.
The Highlands. fur. IT'S
The Bellevue. 1921 18th
NV. No 10. 7r. b.6a.O0
The Congressional. lst &
f Cap, /. 2 & 3r 4 b
bachelor apis & 4. 5 4
Or & b hk apis. $500
to $72.5O.
The Alabama, nth and
N NV, 4, 8. Or and B
ants. $3.50 to $500
The Maury. Noe, Or. b50. 90
The Maury, No %.
Or. b,,.,.........60 .0
ThcRecina. No1O. 8r, has. 90
The Regina mi. Gr. b45.0C
The Regina, Nos. 6r.b42. sc
The Maury, No SO.
Sr. b. 40. 90
1921 10th NV. Ar. b, ST. 90
1860 Girard. Or, b. .35. so
1927 10Th NV. Sr. h. as, 20
s.The Brittou. p" No, 1,
The Avon. No 10.
Or. U.............34.D
S4O9 11th NV, 5r. b. IA. 50
1866 Willard. Or, b. 80. so
l7I5 Willard, 5r. b.3O. 90
b & @. No &. Or. h. 5000
The Britton, No2. Ar. b3O.W
Morgan bet N ] av
& I'd. NJ & N. Or
& b. 500. so, $25 & $3.50
1907 Euclid. Or. b. Is. so
Mass nv Sc bet 18th and
l4tn. Or q y apis ko-W
The Maury. Il. 3r. b. 25. 90
OVt IL INV, III u %k.oo
23S Quincy ne. Or. b. is 90
lI1S C ne. Ar. b. ...l5.W
656 Morton ne. 4r. b. $50
65S Morton ne. Ar. b. 1850
Quincy ne.4r. b. ants. 1900
APARTMENTS IN THE
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FOR RENT
THOS. ]. FISHER & CO., INC,
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE.
1l14 F ST. NV.
nNEJIRNISHFD

ON r u IL
1924 n nv. l7r. 3b. 81. 600
1929 18th NV. 19r. 3b2. 500
BOO 10th NV. l5r. 3b. .. 900
1892 10th NV. 2lr, BIB. ! 500
1922 N II av. 15r. 2h. l 500
1901 F NV. 17r, b,
per an. ,3U
I'LL Pa nv w.st. d. l 500
4 Iowa cir. l5r. 2b.. l. 100
1888 jeff pl, lar. b. zoo
1928 10Th NV. 81. h. $50
1925 10Th DIV. 12r. b. $50
per an. ........ O6'
1911 X NV. 25r. 1b. 81:
1903 N Fl av. 15r. 81. l5C
1850 N NV. i7r. 2b. :. $50
8O43 p NV. 11r. b. :. .12S
2 Thomas cir. 13r. b. .125
912 18th nv. 20r. b. 100
1900 r Cap. 12r. 2h. 100
1928 Mass av. AR. 2h. 100
1928 Mass av. l5r. Oh. 100
l443 Mass av. lar. b. 100
1014 14th NV, 17r. 2b. 80. 90
1866 Wyo av. 13r. 2b.7a 90
S017 N NV. l7r. b. rs 10
212S lie Roy. Tor. 2b. 10 90
2l2G lie Roy, Tor, 2b. rs. 90
21l7 Bancroft. 12r.h.75 no
1921 10th nw.11r.3b. $500
1912 VI av nw.12r .2b7O. no
1873 V NV. 1877. Oh. 10. 90
1910 VT av NV. Tor. 2bT0. 90
'43G Park nw.l2r.b. 65 90
422 9Th NV. 1877. :. .fs 90
500 f NV. 12r. h. Is 90
1411 n NV, 11r, b. 90. 90
HOP 9th NV. 11r. b.60. 90
1927 " NV. Tor. h. 30. 90
1907 2lst NV. Or. 80 IN
I'LL Corcoran, Tor, 2b55. 90
1440 Harvard. ] Or. 2b55. 90
2l09 18th NV. Tor, b. So. OF
1920 18th nw.1Or,b.55 90
1916 = NV. 13r. b. So 90
ITO P NV, 11r, b. SO. 90
lIl9 18th NV Or. II. 80. %
2425 18th NV. Tor. h. so. 30
1916 Kenyon, Tor. b.50. 90
1870 Clifton. Tor. b.5O.O0
2516 18th NV, 12r. so. 90
2520 18th NV. l2r. b. so. 90
2J22 18th NV. 12r. b. so. 90
1899 10th w,12r, b. $500
POI S ne, Tor. h. AS 90
BriGhtwood.D C,13r.45. 90
e14 18th NV. Tor b. -. 90
lI3S Riggs pl, 1Or, b. As 90
1913 1lth NV. Or. b.. 49, 90
1915 q NV Iir. b. 40. SC
1919 o NV, Tor, b. 40. 90
1n3 Q NV. Tor. h. 40 10
l409 10th nw.11r.b b. 40. 90
2H4 14th NV. 11r, b. 1000
400 Belmont. Or, b. IS. so
1895 r NV. 7r. b. rs. 10
l41O Chaplin nv. 9r. n35 90
FINE HOUSEK EEPING
MARION, THE STOl
THE MAUURY AND
OFF
Base 1874 18th NV. ..$ll5
1925 Pa av. I'd q. .ioG
go F NV. .S10-S25
THE Regina" 3r. b.
basement ........25. 90
The Sterling, IT.. .S. 90
STOl
II D NV. .55.O OI:
1912 E n.w.............
STA.
/ Govt. alley. 4 stalls. -.
UNSURPASSED EACH
LECTION OF RENTS +
PROPERTY.
The above Is only a par
In our charge, but we wi
plete bulletins on applica
THOS. j. FISH
1414 F st. NV. adjoi
del5-sa. tu, tn, If
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FOR RENT-D. D. THOMPSON & CO.. 1888 Wv.
l745 18th NV, ". ID. .6Uu, 3O5 ne. Or. b.. 22 90
l6D Fla a v NV llr b IS e 800 | me- 6r b. %. 80
1905 5 NV g. h ~ ~ 723 I'd ne, Or, b.. 20. so
1906 Riggs pl Or b.. .35 90 l243 Md av ne, Or 90
1874 Md av ne b3O so $50 9th he. Gr, b.. $50
1896 Md lr h3i, 30 Alb l ne. Or, W: IL. 50
223 ne, 7r, b. .27 so 1872 Ben I'd D Ger, WIZ so
100 F ne Or b. % 30 Store. 1903 10th NV. 90
1902 18th ne ST. b. % so Cos Gales me- 5r. 10. 90
1890 nesto. dwg. % so Berwyp. Md. 1r. W. 90
AS ne. Or, b. % 061G La av, basen't lO. 90
1906 ne, Or. b.. IS 90 1900 Kramer ne. 5r..9 90
9l2 18th ne, 7r. b. "a. ~ iIesk room. ,ssa = nw
1926 G ne, Or. b. 250 nooo33 d .eSu
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ee cor 18th and l NV,

CNFURNISHED.
S22Conn 16r h. 81 O0l1S13 18th NV 13r b. Is 90
Office rms. 2d q. 1907 F 1910 VT av 1lr, b. rs 90
Store. Ill 9th. -. rs .00'
FURNISHED.
2iio Columbia road, SIPS per month.
l4l1 Hopkins St, 10 rooms and bath. $50 co.
We have large number of very desirable fur
nshed houses.
APARTMENTS.
Well-lorated fats on cor. Of 18th and Chaplin
LIST floor 1892 Chaplin St, 5r. and b. SIS. 90
2d floor, 1892 Chaplin St. Or. and b....!.. 81 90
TYLER & RUTHERFORD Inc. 1907 st. NV.
dpS-14ts
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT-11O7 n NV; s RS AND B: SOUTH
exposure LIST 6oor-Parlor. library, dining
room, kitchen; I'd floor beautiful bed rooms
heat; large back yard; highest point south Of
Fla. ave-: cellar under entire house; cement
storage room. JOHN POOLE, 800 NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHED.

FOR RENT-BY ELLERSON 4 WEMPLE,
GOT 14th st.
2437 Col I'd. 12r., 3d., steam heat $685. 90
1902 st, IOr.. d., hot-water heat. 50. 80
1873 II St. 12r. and b.. ................. 5000
de1S-2t
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FOR RENT-WHOLE OR PART
House. rooms. southern exposure, fine location.
deiI.3t' 92G \. c.
FOR RENT-t.l5 / ST. NE: ROOMS. BATH
and all modern improvements: fine repair; u
months rent allowed. RENT ONLY SCI. so.
dele ST. :. T. SMITH REALTY Co., Inc.
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FOR RENT. c. WELDON & CO. 224 E. CAP
HOUSES. 507 14th Sc, Or, b. 40
632 Cap, 1Or b. 5000 1927 Sc, Or. b 2O50
904 Cap 1Or b.. $50 223 18th Sc 6r, b. 1850
122 4th Sc. 11r. b. 1850 217 18th Sc 6r b. 1850
119 G ne, 1Or b. 80. rs 33S Sth ne 6r IS 40
1877 d Sc, Or. b. -. 80. sol 4OS Sth Sc 6r 10 90
80 10th ne. Sr. b. 80. sol FLATS.
621 NV Sr, b. 81 sol 613 18th ne Or b. 25 80
522 sth ne. Ir b.. 25. so 18th Sc or, b. % so
635 4th ne, Or b. 25. so 1914 Mass ay Sc 5r b21 so
6l7 Mass ne, 7r b25. so GAL Md av ne Ar b. 20 90
150 1th ne. 7r b. 30 30 Alt 18th ne, Or b. II 90
$40 G av Sc, 6r.b %. 80 $685. 10Th Sc, or 100
1871 Carroll Sc, 6r b. %. so 1855 + ne Ar, b. l6 80
225 9th ne, Or, b % so 23S. 1919 me- 5r b. Is 90
9l5 9Th Sc, 7r, b.. $50 300 I'd ne, Ar, b.. 1900
APARTMENTS.
The Loudoun, 314 Z. Cap, Or. b-..... $4,000
The Newton, 9th and me-, Or, b.......... 80 80
The Lavinia, 61S ne, ST. b. ............ $3.50
The Colcord, $40 E. Cap, Dr. b. ........... $3.50
The GlendOwer, q 9th ne, 5r., b. 5000
The Pancoast. 134S L. Cap. or, b.......... $500
The Newton, 9th and ID ne, Ar, b........ $500
The Pancoast, 1343 Z. Cap, Or, b......... % 50
de15-Sa tn tn 3t
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3L0OMER uNC.).
telephone Main 1777.
1853 Sth, 5r. b. :. 1000
1858 Sth. or. BPS 90
TSl Col I'd, Ar. b. ..17.aO
1908 Sher av. Ar. 1850
STABLES.
I'LL II st. rear. 1000
1870 Mass av, rear. 20. 90
OFFICES. STORES. -.
1906 G st, heat. light,
janitor. $50 to. ...25. 90
I21 18th NV. rs. 90
Traders Bank bldg,
hit. 1t, Jan. $33 to SIP
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CONNECTICUT AVENUE TERRACE.
Fronting 1900 feet beautiful Conn ave. !;
high elevation; pleasant surroundings and almost
adjoining Chevy Chase Circle. Lots in this de-
lightfully located subdivision are selling rapidly
and plans have already been made for three
beautiful homes to be erected in the near future
Buy NOW and secure choice location while
you have a good selection. Remember. this is
the best property that has been offered to the
public on Conn. ave. within the last ten years.
or ever again will be at our present low prices
Prices, 25c. to 3Sc. So. IT. Terms $IOO to
$500 cash, balance $50 to $50 monthly. Money
loaned to build. Automobile at your service IL
you wish to see the property. Write, telephone
call for illustrated plat and full particulars
FULTON r. GORDON, Suburban Realty Oper-
ator. ROBERT E. HEATER, Manager Color ado
bldg. Telephone Main $40. de12-7t
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FOR RENT-BY H. L. I
1905 Q, lOr. b. fur. 100. 90
100 10Th. l2r. b. q. 1901
eO29 ..illyer pl. Or. 2b65. 90
2477 18th, Or, 2b. E. 81. 30
1915 Kenyon, l1r, b.50.W
ls7- NJ. 11r. b. 80. so. N
l719 18th. Sr. Oh. AS. 20
t746 Ore av. 10r.b. $500
220G LIST. Tor. b. ...45. 90
1912 r, 11r. b. so
1900 S NV, r. b. =. 40. &c
300 18th. ID. -. 4O.Ov
427 7th sw- 13r. b. .40.0t
400 Both, Tor. b. :. 1000
1900 N Cap, Or, b. 81 &c
1871 Corcoran, Or, b. 81. 80
1907 Sd, Or, b. 81. sc
465 ] NV. Or. b. 81 so
1915 II, Tor, b. IS. 50
ll4l 22d. Or. b. is. so
1929 9th. sr. b. sta. 30. 81
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FOR RENT-A BEAUTIFUL CORNER HOUSE
1921 Harvard st. NV. ; stories, cellar, basement
kitchen. II rooms. reception hall, three ba this
steam heat; southern and eastern exposure; wide
parking; two lines convenient. Rent $65
SWARTZELL RHEEM & HENSEY co.
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UST. COS 18th ST. NV
IS H NV. Or. b. -. 30, 20
2s03 q NV. sr. b. 800
1905 N Cap. Or. b.. .25.5O
250S 14th. Or, b. $3.50
912 7th ne, 7r. b. FAX
\ N. Ir. b. .cce:.I5
1929 N Cap. Or. b. % o
6l5 ne. 7r. b. 80. .2.6o
APARTMENTS.
1918 + nw,3.4 & Or.
4SOA Mass av, 5r, b.45. 90
1889 18th. 7r. h. $3.50
~ Darlington, 5r, b. 80. 90
.l172 Willard. Or. b. .25.0
914 18th, Yr. b.. S.Od
IS T ne, Or. b. .24.50
POPS N Cap, 5r, b. -
262O X NV. Or. b.. 400
OFFICE ROOMS.
1909 F.............l2.W
.912 F. 2r. 1000
no27-tf
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FOR RENT JORDAN h
1906 G ST. NV. I
HOUSES.
1870 Mass. l6r. Oh. S166. &c
6 Dupont circle, l2r.
hath. furnished. $50. 90
1898 Fillmore. Tor 55. 90
1870 Clifton, Tor. SO. so
APARTMENTS
The Coywood, 1928 L
ST. Or. b.........42. so
1Ti1 CorcOran. Or, b. 50 90
The Madeira, 707 POI
st. or, b. 5000
IO4 18th st. 81. b. 5000
dcl-sa.tu.th,tf
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-LOTS.
lines 1t, SOC St. ST. 90. wk 81. 80. mo-. 81 90
FOR SALE-LOT S0x1O5. PETWORTH, QUINCY
St, just east of Brightwood ave; all improve
ments; excellent location; for quick sale, only 33
cents so. IT.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS, Gil F.
de1S-2t
FOR SALE-A SNAP, IF SOLD BEFORE XMAS;
three lots; water, sewer and gas; sidewalk and
trees one square from 18th and Florida
me-: 20c per foot. You would pay this at the
marsh. Address Box 49, Star Office. de1S-3t'
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FOR RENT-BY wEsCoTT & WILCOX,

fot hENl-b1 w fStolI q WILCOA,
1907 Penna ave.
316 C. Or, b.. $50 rs COS 23d, 6r. b. lat II so
1905 p. Tor, b. ami. 80 so 2715 NJ Gr 90
3043 Z. Or, b,ami .5l 90 1859 32d Or, W, eel $50
81 18th 1Or, b. mi. 45 70 SIS Goth, 5r W. 1850
1923 Odd, LII. b. ami. 40 60 929 9th 6r 1850
212 C, 11r, b,ami 1913 925 9th, Ar IL so
SOC ODD Sr h, ami. 81 so 270S X Or Will so
1909 23d, 1lr b,lat. 81 so APARTMENTS.
1921 3D. 11r b. ami IS 30 The Jouy 81 or hit 50
$40 23d Tor, b. 30 10 30l0 X, 2h, 5r. b.. % so
2323 Pa av Tor, BIS 90 1874 Z, 1st fl, 5r, % 80
3033 o, or, b. 50 80 119 Todd pl. 5r. b. 80
500 Sc Tor, b. 81 80 THE CARLISLE, 1918 n,
2123 +. Tor, b, lat 80 non housekeeping:
932 23d, 7r, b. 80 so Q rooms bath. 80
9Ol 23d. sr, b, eel .3o6l rooms bath. 1850
2l3l X sr. b, ami 30 50 30141a K. Id, Or, be- so
1908 O, 1Or b, cel30 60 301S13 r, 5r heat % so
Takoma, 9r b. 30 30 3040 r, 5r. b, heat $50
1907 s Or. h. lat 60 3044 r, Or. b, heat 20 so
22lO II, 7r, b, lat % 80 $50 goth 2f Ar. b. 1880
1909 oath. Sr, b. $3.50 STORES.
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1913 Pa av. Sr. b. fat.45. so
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1907 G NV, lot, b. 1850
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Arizona republican., 1906-02-17
AUTOMOBILE BALkED
 AND MILLER WALKED
He Was Accompanied in His Ambu-
 IatiODs by 5. J. TribOIet.

Jake Miller was never much Of a sheepman. and now he is less than ever. He is also grouched at the makers of automobiles and their prod ucts of uncertain temper. He is an unbelever in the theory that the horse has got to go. He also believes that the automobile does not have to. go. So between the automobile and the horse it is horse and horse in the mat ter Of going.
 Mir. Miller is sore in mind and body, and in the bottoms of his feet. He was induced day before yesterday by S. J. TribOlet to accompany him to Beardsley in his automobile to see the sheep shearing feats which are being performed there day after day.
 The outward journey was made without event, but the return trip was filled with variety of adventure When Messrs. Miller and Tribolet reached the Agua Frio they got out and pushed tne vehicle across. Even then MT. Miller regretted that the Ve- hicle was not a horse but he regret ted it still more a little later. The machine had been pampered by that little Journey across the river and de- manded more of it. It wanted to be pushed all the way to Phoenix. They could not get it started of it's own motion. They t.nkered with it and coaXed it to no purpose. Then they pushed it awhile longer until both were wearied.
 Mir. Miller wanted to try all the recipes he had ever heard of for mak- ing balky horses go and proposed to build a fire under the machine. MT. Tribolet pointed out that that would do no good. The machine was used to fire and at that present momeCt h1d one in its insides and didn't seem tn mmd it. Tt become evident to them that t was for them to walk.
 MT. Miller is not built with that reach so necessary for the easy and fluent pedestrian and Mir. Tribolet is not sn mucE of a walker as he used to be. But they walked and walked. now and taen looking back to see if the
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machine was about to get over its haiking spell.
 They had Httle to say to each other, but each kept saying things to him self and all their remarks related to automobiles. once MT. Miller remark cd that a bottle of beer would be mighty nh,.s thing about then and MT. Tribolet iep1ed: "Oh, God: what do you want to spring that for. You know darneG well there isn't any beer hero. Whats tue use of making things verse tEa1 they gre? Keep your m.c I on the walking They got to Phoe,ix some time in the night.