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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-26

FOK SALE
We believe than offer Of $3.50 would be
accepted for one OF the most desirable houses
in Mt. Pleasant for sale under S.. 900.
WEST OF 18TH ST,
facing south, Of the prettiest squares 10
This section. One OF the best constructed
houses you ever saw. Erected by builder
who has reputation for building good houses.
his house IL among the best he ever put up:
10 rooms and bath; hot-water heat: rooms
deep: lot 1ax110. This Is real bargain. IL
must he sold at once in order to settle an es-
tate.
stone FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNIsHED

ONrOHN1SHEO.
1917 Q NV. 10 rooms. and bath 1890. 1893
1921 Wis. ave-. 10 rooms and bath: &c. 50
eS5 8: G. ave Sc. rooms and bath. q. SO
aetf " w YEA R'G RRo sno ,ss st is''
S%s PSI s%,sss "a 6 sFss S g
NV. s42e 14th ior bso 50 sw.sSs G. sr . is. %
Sss ssa 'sr.zs SWISS sWisi 4 Union: g
i,oi ESs sT sIh i
1E 10 : :; % sE.so9 a Sr e. B. e 50
''-' oFFIcEs"So RI y11ss1s' u ''-''
os office. 6udinE as.
properties, stable, etc. have for rent.
s rer fqFher % :Rgy Il oe st
FOR RENT.1oes VERMONT AVE: 10 ROOMS,
Evans Room sef Evan. b sisae 1928 SsW York
ave. ap14-tf
Euclid; desirable 14room residence ali modern
SIS heat Esa
FOR RENT-D. D.THoMPsoN CO.. 1885 NV
81 MOTIFS ka :' $40 1915 Hs
IS ~: a: =, F.: 81 1ss
1925 Morse ne. Il. Is 00l i3O Ben I'd. er. 1870
eoe 18th ne, Or: ..l4.5Ol Champ pi, $50
apIs sdo esu lao n@' AVN
FOR RENT-MODERN HOUSE. 101 I'd ST.
ne, II rooms and bath; convenient to Capt.
tS GG1grsssonal Library and all car lines
FOR RENT-I2o2 TO 1910 KENYON ST: THB
ses So. JOHN ". MORRIS. si4 st. NV:
FOR RENT-15s HECKMAN ST Sc, 6-RM
brick. mod imps., good repair, at $3.50
". FUCKER : Bro. 7ao st. ne.
FOR RENT-l415 K ST. NV; IA ROOMS AND
esth h6pl Nv E: Yost of Daniel
FOB RENIwi5os ST nv ;d FINE GROOM So,1
reasonable. I: 4. HARDiNG CO. dne.;: 1874
g st. NV. fe22.t
yoR RENT-UNgURNIsHED.
NV cor 10th and 1 s1S NJ III IT,
s,s Conn az s q % i7al NV. Tor 1000
STORE i''z i sToS Il COURT. 'o pei "'
A few very desirable apartments now vacaat IN
| THE OLYMPIA: 14th and Euclid SITS.
..,s.. FITCH. FOX a. 4 brown 3 O.
FOR RENT-HAMPTON PARK. D. g.
NJ SITS. ne. 3 blocks from street cars, stores.
trict. Lot. $50 to $500. Terms. $3.50 and IS
III & s. 55}ss.Ss s,.
FOR RENT.,BEAATTIFUL DUTCH COLONIAL.
three baths sia hot water sgs
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2721 Ont I'd NV. Tor: b., steam heat. $4s. IS
S11s Ont, Ontario I'd io b.. steam heat = 3
302 st. ne. sr. and b., furnace heat. $3.50
1908 st. NV. 1Or and b., Iatrobe heat 80
1883 Corcorsn st NV, sr.. b.. furnace. IS SO
1850 L st. NV. rooms and bath. 81. 81
1922 e s. Sc. 6r. and b.. latrobe heat. 80
1928 18th st. ne, rooms and bath. go
1916 Half st '-e-' sTo 5SSEs- -'.''.' IL 50
647 Fla. ave-, rooms and storeroom 80
Wash Loan and Trust bldg desirable suites.
Marden bldg, 507 F. NV. ls rooms and large
Met;ll I building desirable .nite @i'0'''
THE y sfs5i Lo&S 1Sp TRUST COM
PANY, REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
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1923 st: NV, rooms and bath 49,. $1,000
.n.zt, MeLAcHLEN BANKING KIN &C. CORP;
FOR RENT : 22O4 18TH ST NV, 2-STORY
brick. 1r.. BATH cellar, large yards; SO so.
Apply 1918 ST. NV. before 10 an .o: and
rooms. water and gas: house in excellent con
dlt aes, rent au Is only $3.50 per per month
FOR RENT-HOUsEs
UNFURNIsHED.
6 room and bath house located on G st. ne.
between ID and 4th SITS.
Threestory house with two baths, heated
by steam and open nrepiaces; located on Irv
On 14th ct. overlooking the Barbour estate.
three-story English basement house. contain
''- KEY SMITH ~ 4 LATHAM ii H. i %SH,o'
ap24-jt Second Floor Front. Evans Bldg
FOR RENT-IN BEAuTIETL BLoOMTNG
nine well arranged rooms and bath fine condi-
WILLiGE. GIBBS & DANIEL, sos-o5 18TH.
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TO LET-BY THE r. H. SMITH COMPANY
e. Q, i sMsT IEw YORK LEE .T p hATIMER'
1915 Calvert fe St NV il ' Tco1 s:eI and
Cora s1 fats h:. fas 1 S so
iumbia Heights. 10 rooms and fine.
fs =! bath s .sS H. soss order
Is Is, st. e. NV; rooms and bath 80 50
ses Kenyon It. D% n Sssn sr and bath
lSSO Wallach Ct NV, rooms and bath $3.50
;ss St ne room, an, roa bath nd s:s
5l3 18th st. ne. rooms and bath. 1880
1925 g st. Sc. sr. and b.. furnace. 1900
House. fcr coiored tenants. $40 and up a''''
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ron nrI HESF FEE e. 79 APR REv p aousr
reo%s and bath s.se front porch;
THE i4 Z; sEW s% foRk CONAN axE.
FOR RENT-DErACHED HOUSE on .COI.UM-
ba Heights; rooms and bath: porches back
and front; furnace heat: lot S0x10S; screens
and awnings: rent. $35
STONE e. FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave. NV.
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FOR RENT - SEMI-DETAOHED HOUSE on
Washington Heights; rooms and bath: hot
water heat: wide covered porch southern ex
posture: rent. $50.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave- NV
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FOR RENT-TO COLORED TENANTS-GOOD
rooms and bath brick in NV. In good con-
dition; near cars
RENT. So. 80.
ap23-tf,5 81. L. RUST. 400 H street NV.
FOR RENT-136 ST. NV. DESIRABLE 2
story and cellar dwelling; rooms and tiled
bath; furnace heat; gas logs; large back porches
screens and awnings for windows. Inspection
by permit only. Il. l.. RUST. 400 st. NV.
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FOh RENT-Sle EYE ST. NE: EIGHT LARGE
rooms. bath and cellar: two-story bay-window
brick: lot 18x1O0. From May 1, $3.50. Apply
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FOR RENT-BY JAMES r. SHEA.
N

1918 z st. Sc; rooms, bath. furnace. con-
crete cellar under the entire house; splendid
condition: rents for $3.50.
800 Mclean ave. s.w.; neat 6-room brick
house water and gas: very cheap at $3.50 per
month.
63S 1 st. s.w.; rooms and bath: house in
fine condition. side lights and good back
yard: rent. $3.50.
1873 Hickman st. e.e.: rooms and bath, new
~ papered and pSinted; close to cars; only
flT.5O per month
1915 b St ne: 6 rooms and hath: house in
excellent condition; rent In only $3.50 per
month.
III 9th ST. ne. rooms and bath; house is
ready for occupancy: the rent Is $1,000.
1870 Duncan st. me-: nice little Groom
brick; all reasonable repairs will be made
rent $3.50.
23l5L st. NV: store, o rooms bath and a
compact little bake shop; rent for all Is only
$50 90 per month. ap226t
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FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED.
HOUSES.
2123 St NV rooms and bath. $50 so
2125 ST. NV. rooms and bath. 81. 90
III R. l. ave. NV, Or. and b., latrobe.. 25 90
2619 st. NV, rooms and BATH. e. so
FLATS.
1.-The New York." rs N. Y. ave- NV,
rooms and BATH steam heat. SIS. 50
The Vernon, 1774 u st. NV, rooms
and ba steam heat ............... 30 so
'The Chelsea" I'd and Sc, 5r. and b. n. SO
OFFICES.
1928 N. Y. ave. NV, whole first hOof,
very fine, per month. -125 90
GASCH & BIRGE. 1926 n. Y. ave. NV.
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FOR SALE-S7 $50.
Reduced from s. 500
Near 18th and Park road.
When you buy house like this at the above
price you make 81. 600 on the transaction. II
is the best value in this section at the price.
Beautifully located. well constructed. conven
1ently arranged: 10 rooms and two IN modern
baths: hot-water heat; electricity and gas
lighr ring: a beautiful lot, with ample room fei
stable. Be to ask Us to show you this
house before deciding definitely on purchasing
the one you have under considera ton.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
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FOR SALE-$2,O 600.
Rent, $3.50.
Undoubtedly the most complete little six
room home in the city at the price; modern
bath; concrete cellar; nice little yard and rear
alley. This il a we'll constructed brick house
on a pretty square built up with attractive
houses. The location fs but short distance
from the Congressional Library. 1t has no
equal for home or investment purposes.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1342 New York ave.
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FOR SALE
MOST ATTRACTIVE COLONIAL RESI-
DENCE ON COLUMBIA HEIGHTS; SOUTH
ERN EXPOSURE; $500; 10 ROOMS: UP
STAIRS KITCHEN; TWO STAIRWAYS: 9
BATHROOMS; HOT-WATER HEAT THE
WORKMANSHIP AND FINISH OF THIS
HOUSE WILL COMPARE WITH ANY SIS OO(
RESIDENCE. LOT 2OxIOO.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 N. Y. AVE
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-NEAR UNION STATION.
800.
RENTING FOR $25.
NICE NEW HOUSE, BAY wINDowS sI1
ROOMS AND BATH; GOOD LOTS.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
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FOR RENT-230 I'd ST. NV, NICE z
room brick house; very centrally located; In
good order; key corner store. h. b. POLKIN-
HORN, 1888 st. NV. ap20-tf
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FURNISHED HOUSES.
Large number Of various sizes, choice resi1en
fiai sections. lowest rentals. List AT on'ee
Permits to inspect on application.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS
Various Sizes choice apartment houses lowes'
rentals List at ONCE. Permits TO inspect "'
application.
UNFINISHED SELECTED, D. L rs %
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FOR SAIE-$7 500
CORNER ON COLUMBIA HEIGHTS,
West Of 18th street,
Facing South.
Eight roome. two q, beautiful tiled baths:
handsome decorations: beautiful cabinet man
tells: large cellar with servants room and
laundry tubs. In perfect condition. The lot
is a deep one with paved alley in rear; plenty
of room for stable.
STONE FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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FOR SALE
BARGAIN on COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
PRICE. 81. 500.
No. 1921 11th ct. Just as attractive as any
small house you have ever seen. Two stories.
cellar. tiled bath, hot-water heat; attractive
decorations Similar houses In the row are
held at $500 The price offer this one is
very much less than the original cost
STONE & FAlRElAX, 1912 New York ave.
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Several furnished houses and apartments at very
Low rentals for summer months.
oil NJ ST. NV apartments. etc: apartments.
zach Ar h.. etc. basement large dining room,
stable. to tenant with right to suitcase each
apartment etc: price, $125.
apps tu. tn. ss.St
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FOR SALES, 900.
Renting for 500
THE BIGGEST VALUE ON CAPITOL HiLiA
NEAR Sd AND PA. AVE. Sc.
A nine 90 room and bath brick house on .
beautiful square: lot 1870. Owner has spent
considerable money recently in putting this
property in frst-clase condition There ID
more room. larger lot and a better location
10 be found in this home than in any similar
home on the Hill.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave-
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2140 p STREET
Near many Of the most expensive residences.
Reduced to IS 25O This il decidedly the
cheapest house offered in this desra bic
section OF the northwest. three story brick
dwelling, containing 10 rooms four rooms
deep on the first floor; HOT-WATER HEAT;
lot 1Sx100 to an alley
STONE & FAIRFAX 1912 New York ave
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FUR RENT
s5. 900. .S2S 18th nv. OR
$500. .21st NV, 14r, fur
k150. .I2S 18th NV, store
$3.50. .Paschall house,
Chevy Chase
f1&. 407 eth NV, store
S120. 1850 MintwOod pl
NV, 11r
S1OW. 1875 9th NV, 12r
800. E. 1910 u NV, Tor
SS3. "a. 223S Q NV. 11r
$50. .2542 18th NV. Tor
$50. 8 e Kirk, Chevy
HhnEn Or
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BUY THIS BARGAIN FROM U.s.
1879 q STREET.
PRICE, $500.
Three stories and cellar. tiled bath IA lor
reception ball, dining room. pantry and kitch-
en- on the first floor; heated by economical
steam heating plant. These houses have sold
for thousand dollars more than this ore.
Ready for occupancy. In first class condition.
STONE FAIRFAX. 1872 New York
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FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED
1888 n Ut. NV. Is rooms. baths. 5000. 90
1901 18th ST. NV, 10 rooms and bath. $500
lc20 Harvard St, rooms and bath. 81. so
l149 st. NV, rooms and bath. $3.50
1172 Willard St, . rooms and ba tn 81. so
We have q number Of desirable furnished
houses In the NV section: rent. S75 per mo.
and upward. TYLER & RUTHERFORD Nnc. },
Se6 18th st NV APPELLATE
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1904 YOU ST. Sc. (ANACOSrIA): 2-STORY
frame dwelling. containing rooms. with frame
stable In rear, alley; both In frst-class con
dltOn: estate must sell; lot 100 IT. by % fl
A. COULTER WELLS. Attorney.
apo2- sa, Su. tu.3 st" Century bldg. 412 9th st.
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1877 Lamont g.: % 1897 7,n .,c % % 90
| 1927 Lamont A. IS. O0l 1927 Lamont, 3r "a so
1927 Lamont II. $3.50 1907 7th 5r..... 800
OFFICES.
9Th and H n.w.................$1 2. 80 and $500
1925 N. Y. ave-. Sd door. $500
STORES.
els 14th. ...... $1,000 Cafe, 9th and Hs .lOOO
Rear % r ne. 7sta. 1900 ap23-sa .tu tn, II
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE A CHOICE PIECE OF
business dne property; price $1,000; rents for
VIII take low price residence part payment
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-18

December H-The wises thing have done insist
newly wed husband bringing through Toyland for
wedding trip We have had the exciting time and
marvellous things than either Agernon or dreamed Of
AT first little for didn't know which part
Toyand to but shut and made for the
1t turned be large forest covering
of the largest that doll and right the
parade animalsa the had
standing the counters all day and quite tired
fierce looking lion seemed to be chasing camel but
turned that the
going home together That is the strange thing about Toyand
the animals do fight and likely the kind of
bear rolling round with domestic such ducks
home of the beasts and whose duty loudly
when it time for the animals to wake the An
other barnyard specimen mild old mooey led by
pretty doll somewhat larger than either dear Agy and for that
admit bit afraid of her. She
bewng which quite turned Agy head till he
she wooden shoes that thing abide
them myself
Half way tree lovely monkey big and brown wag-
his funny head and making round red apple he had
When first that monkey felt awuy excited because right
next to him perch shaking his
head and making whenever his head back
Now thought II shall what monkey and parrot time
like at last didn't know ashamed say-hadnt
heard of such thing till few before married
have regular monkey and time OF it. He wouldn't what
that meant but declared would find short time To
disappointment there wasn't anything exciting and forgot
them when Agy called attention huge bear climbing
All these animals rolled along little rollers
gy and decided they skating roller skates We wanted
ask the pretty doll who leading the but
timid.
Agy lost his timidity all when emerged from the
forest and the aviation 1t large field covered
with dolls and flying overhead dozens of aeropanes All
had to do wind the things right
up from the ground and flew in the air till they became quite
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-18

m going jump in after get started and you Keep
though very greatly afraid touch the thing did told
With graceful swoop the machine flew into the air and started
heard cr from r % srea ak om ~a the and ben ter
rifles think nowa dreadful flying machine turned
right upside down. and with awful crash landed dear
Agy the ground I'm afraid tainted for the thing knew
surrounded by excited crowd Some told that Agy
had been carried the dolls receiving hospital followed rapidly
The first sight of the hospital and declared that
husband OF mine should stay there Tor moment Small hospital
beds ranged along the wall and all kinds of doll apparatus for
nursingtiny hot bags little rings which water could
heated rapidly quite the prettest
indeed, Algy shouldn't stay there.
made inquiries and found that could be furnished
moments notice The nice thing about Toyand is thar one can
combine useful and pretty things in the same room The bed hey
brought dainty daped with lavender chntz table
sweetest doll sewing machine was in the room
say right here that this Christmas year
the manufacturing public has seemed realize the dreadful
siy for dolls sewing machines The nconveniences I've been put
rible. AS we'll the luxury of the machine there piano.
Fancy piano rented there tnkle
nasmuc there but there toilet
whatever upon it When spoke the manager about that he
waved the hall and said Madame here everything
heart might desire And he spoke the truth.
Such collections Brushes and mirrors of ivory with pink
blue flowers painted their basny combs wash stands
petey fitted to cakes nicely peumed Porcelain
Cor porcelain) tubs stood waiting pur-
chased there powder boxes with the little pus
with ivory handles
only take peek because of had get right
back Ag but just about return the in charge
said Hav eWelry department madame
woman could that? the beauty tiny sparkling
of feathers and fans painted
sizes So that any doll could use one bracelets set with precious
black obs with ockes attached tiny gold
silver but the thing wanted necklace
and yellow that would have just fitted The
thought that perhaps could get dear Algy look
at it-and remembered that he hu firmly
back on all those beautiful sFarky hngs ana ran pack to my
poor husband.
Upon machine had fallen right
cracking all the papr mache off his left leg and cutting his
head badly This nearly broke heart because it that
cntinuod Fase fia
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-18

ure, even though should not say
SO. My heart almost stopped
beating as l saw him approach a
dangerous looking monoplane, the
only one in all Toyland, of course.
/ tried to persuade him to use
a biplane if he was going up at all,
but he was obdurate and finally.
after few remarks, which only a
much annoyed man could make,
he got the key at the end started.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-18
One Day in Toyland,
From a Dolls Diary

Mrs. Agernon Dolly and Her Husband Visit Strange and
Fascinating Country on Their Honeymoon Meeting Many
Curious People and Wild Animals That Aren't Wild at ALL
but Really Very Kind and GentIe-They Have Many inter-
esting Adventures, and Mr. Agernon Dolly Goes Up in
Toy AeropIane and Has Bad Tumble Which Sends Him
to the Doll Receiving Hospital for Surgical Treatment
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-18

house must make up my mind all the important questions My
dear do not wish to be unknd, but we are going up.
NO Agy If you insist running such terrible
risks and perhaps bghtng my happiness for life
but consider business down the and
keep whole accident should happen What would
you do continued IF of your should be broken off,
Being Agy woudno listen but made straight
for the that had the fancy for SALE He dsap
peaed for few moments and when he returned hardly knew him.
Dressed in bright scae ryIng nvzs impressive hg
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-18

wound then they supposed gently down. aghtng with
shock but to tell the truth of them fell upside down. that
firmly refused when Agy proposed going up
also pointed out that he had clothes for flying but he
merely nodded toward sign opposite which read
A kinds of fancy for dolls for sale here Then
serious for he making up his mind
strenuous refusa and finally positively forbade him
consider the matter ongert makes sad think Of
the nconderate that doll acteds shook his head violently
and said sorry to Sophrona but head Of the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-21
WAR SCARE Is
SILLY SAYS WOOD
MAJOR GENERAL DENOUNCES
TALK OF WAR AS OF But
LITTLE TRUTH.

By Associated Press,
Washington. Dec. 2O,-Malor Gen
eral Leonard A. Wood, chief of the
stan of the United States army. In
an address tonight at banquet to
Burnhlde Post G. A. r., character
lied the socaled war scare as SILLY"
declaring that he neither saw any
prospect Of war nor had any fear of
such contingency nut simply had ad-
vocated a careful reorganization of
the country's "undcyclopod resourc-
es"
"All this silly talk" said Wood.
'may be an answer to one word of
three letters, which I shall not Of
fond you TO repeat. The army isn't
afraid Of war nor is It filled with
the valor of Ignorance, Many per-
sons like to talk about the tremend-
Gus war resources OF the country, but
it's just Ike a man who has met
reverse In Wall street and offers an
undevcopcd mine as an asset. Our
resources viii continue to be invalu-
able If the other fellow gives us trou-
bic. but we don't think he will"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-21
FORMER indian
AGENT Is SUED
GOVERNMENT FILES ACTION no
COLLECT TEN THOUSAND
DOLLARS FROM AGENT.

BY Associated Press.
TT Smith, Ark Dec. 20.--Suit
was filed here today, in the federal
district court against Samuel NJ. Nc
Cowan of Grannis, Ark, by which II
is sought to collect for the United
states government $10,95747. Nc
Cowan was formerly superintendent
of the Chilocco Indian school and a
former dlsbursing agent on the Chi
locco reservation. 1t is alleged that
this money belonging to the govern
ment was appropriated by MCGOWAN
through falscs reports.
The suit charges that he embez-
zled amounts ranging from ten cents
to $1,000 and specifies $3.50 belonging
to May Jackson, an Indian student
Charges are also made that he sold
livestock belonging to the school land
and kept the money to his own use
and returned the proceeds OF $500
following a play given at and for the
benefit of the institution Other
counts allcge diversion of govern
ment property valued at $4,000 and
the securing Of funds by false labor
reports. for which amounts were not
paid for labor performed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-21
MfXICANS TRAP
MEXICAN TROOPS
INSURRECrORS CAUGHT GOV.
ERNMENT TROOPS.
FORTY TWO ARE WOUNDED
Fcdcrals Lost Heavily In Onc'Sidcd
Battlt--Iicbcls Are
Active,

by Associated Press.
chihuahua, Dee 20.--'orty-two
wounded government soldiers were
brought in today thus confirming
the ropcrts that the troop train
which left here Saturday was shot
to pieces IN mountain trap known
as Malpuso, few miles east Of
Pcdcrnelcs, and about 100 miles west
Of here. Tho official reports state
that the fcdcrals lost II Killed ana
10 missing aud a. wounded. The
latter includes Colonel Gu2eman, who
was in command Of the expedition.
The instructors loss is not known
here.
The train left here Saturday trav-
cling in two sections, and carrying
three field pieces on coal car and
500 soldiers.
Pancho villa, the bandit, who while
operating independently, still regards
the government as his enemy fred
Oh the second section as it was pass
ing through Andanya Canyon, but did
not damage il.
The mountains Of Malpaso, how
ever, swarmed with revolutionist7.
They halted the first, and also the
second sections, as soon as they came
up. Colonel Guzeman disembarked
his troops and for five hours defend
ed himself with desperate courage
He was in trap, however, and the
enemy on the heights were sheltered
by boulders and other protection
north to the mountains and poured
in deadly fire. lie was unable "a
use his big guns effectively, owing to
the nature of the ground
Notwithstanding his precarious
condition and the number Of insur-
rectors, held his ground for five
hours. lie was shot through the leg
Although General Navarro was al
Pedernals, or near there, he was un'
able to lend assistance. Unconlirmed
reports state he has his hands full
with rebels which he has been fight
I ing off and on since Thursday.
Worn out with the one-sided bat.
tie. Colonel Guzeman loaded the dead
and wounded and together with the
remainder of his force ran back to
Bustllles. Here the injured discern
barked, the dead were buried and he
prepared to seek a junction with Ma