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RENT .RODNS-I;NFURNISHED


l16S CHURCH ST. @tDupont tIrcle--Cort-
Portable room. modern convenience, continu-
Gus hot water. adjoining bath. prlN ate fam
lily: gentleman Franklin All wv.
pETWORTH 44l3 9TH ST. NV! rooms
bath large screeled porch. Ink, adults
Adams i5i1-W. ----
35l5 10TH E.W--Two or connecting :
bath, sink. clean, porch; reasonable adults .
good location ~.
| I2u NJ ST-N0n -housekecpnE; first four; g;
running water. ANA: m best community
$50 month.
3S3" :I.nd ST. Mt Rainier. Md? unfur-
nished rooms. suitable Lux. HHattsN He
:t35-J - - ~
81, ,O>D.FI.OOR FRONT" hight rooms;
will rcnt separately lh.k.. reasonable. Line
RON
200 ID Sc y W corner md aud D.. large
rooms aud urrch near bath. !ud fiOor; also
= rooms Bird floor. - 70
II 9Th ST. Nj uniurnlehcd rooms. LIT
floor porch large yard: SO -
I4l" Y ST Nm; rooms. heat, electric
Il ritt rP4-ODa ,tr
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THE wESTFIELD
3i20 x NV.
Beautifully arranged apartments in mod
eTn building. Located i'll best residential sec
tion, overlooking park: convenient 10 trans
portation. schools. etc. y rooms and bath
Inspect al any time.
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1904 VERNON NV.
Conveniently located--:} rooms and bat u
second floor: including heat gas and els'
triCity. $1,000.
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A DOLLARS WORTH OF
DEPENDABLE TRANSPOR-
TATION FOR EVERY DOL
LAR SPENT IN OUR USED
CAR DEPARTMENT.
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GOOD WILL CARS
AT
ROCK BOTTOM PRICES
FROM
HILL. & TlBBITTS.

AN UNLIMITED CHOICE
OF FINE RECONDITIONED
CARS OF ALL TYPES At
e. + n L y T. : AC r | + | { +
PRICES.
TERMS OE COIRSE
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MADISON. 1850 EYE ST
ROOM AND BATH. Sal 50-S43 80
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l.. W. GROOMES. lilo + ST.


MOORE HILL, INC.
EXCELLENT VACLES.
Bancroft" 500 18th NV.
Non-housekee eping. downtown. elevate
service; cafe on ground floor: No. 81:
and bath. S67 80: No. :l-f rooms ard
bath. $50 90.
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2O25 KALORANA ROAD
Basement apartment rooms. KIT. ana
bath electricity and gas furnished; S40o"
per month.
MOORE & HILL. INC.
80 18th NV Main iI14
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DECATUR. 2I3I FLA. AVE.
, ROOMS AND BATH ......... S82 So
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o5o5 ONTARIO ROAD NV.
REDUCED RENT.
just off Columbia road rooms an !.
bath. So 90
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Courteous statesmen will tell
YOU the plain unvarnished truth
about each car. No misrepre-
sentation. No misleading state
ments.
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q Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate

BETHESDA MD.-ChoIc-. New apis
rms. KIT. bath ami. suburban. inviting
reasonable.
ROCk>BORO. ltls r ST N.W--EIevator
serNl"e: chance OPENING. ! room. KIT
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
frnnAN-~nl

The cars we trade in are owned
by people who keep their cars
in good condition and
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4, , DOWNTOWN--9-RO ROOM APT. SUITABLE
for roomers; nabe rent: reference re-
CURED Address Box 34lA star office.
NICE HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENT IN
private detached home in Brook land; ami:
clean and comfortable: private: reasonable to
desirable couple, Phone North 1886 .1s
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1915 CALVERT ST. APT. 4l-Double
room. next bath: near . car lines: phone
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THE CONDITION OF THESE
CARS IS FAR ABOVE THE
AVERAGE.
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3. +. SAUL 90.
Main olOO 925 18th st. NV

Main 2l0O 925 18th st. NV
8l9 e: ST, NV.
HOUSE. ELEyEN ROOMS AND BATH
ELECTRIC LIGHTS: WILL INSTALL HOT
WATER HEAT FOR DESIRABLE TENANT.
1925 MONTH. ALL NEWLY DECORATED
400 HOBART PL. NV.
Facing Reservoir Park nr. Soldiers Home.
Six rooms and bath; h.-w.h.; elec.: S65
1926 CoRCoRAN ST.
Nine rooms and two baths: h. h; elec. I;
1901 NEWTON ST
Corner house of nine rooms and two baths
shower and maids room. side. front and rear
porches: reasonable rent
215 SEATON PL.
six rooms and bath, S55 month. Just
reduced.
Seven rooms and bath; eiec. remodeled; ;
new heating plant. 500 month.
316 INDIANA AVE.
Rooming house OF fourteen rooms and
two baths 500 month.
405 MASS AVE. NV.
Eleven rooms and bath: S75 month.
1924 y ST. NV.
Six rooms and bath: $45 month.
1918 EMERSON ST. NV
saul's Addition. Six rooms and bath
\. l.. SANSBURY CO., Inc,
14ls Eye st. NV. Phone Main 5aoI
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Three large tile baths. Kitchen acove dining
entire floor of modern building. 1916 Street
$1,000 per month.
Delightfully."- large studio apartments large living room,
Kitchen reception hall open fireplace bedrooms bath
$3.50 per month 1886 Conn. Ave (Elevator)
Two large reception hall and bath. $500 8l2
18th Street.
Two bedrooms. living large kitchen. Elevator.
1886 Conn. Ave $500 per month
Three hall Kitchen bath and porch. SSOO0 HAS
Conn Ave.
Large room, dressing acove, bath. Elevator. $4500.
1903 Conn. Ave.
STORY AND COMPANY
Sl2 Seventeenth Street. Franklin 4100.
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JOHN +. DONOHOE & SONS,

1871 II 81. NV Main a0s.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
3l4 Pennsylvania Avenue Sc.
624 A st. ne. & gar.--9 r. F."
1898 Nd. Nd ave. ave. ne. & Ear1ii r,
o23 n c. ave. s.e-9 r. b. h VIII. -o-o
h VIII. zee. .."............ 1900
b.. h-wh.. eiec ..........,. $500
1874 18th st. Sc - r.. b.. h.-wh.
III B st. me- r: b. h-wh.. ,v'oo wv
3l6 9TH st s.e.--8 r.. h.. h w h.. $500
elec ........... 5000
elec. ..............' so
i'e eIec d0'n s' ne-o T. d. n-N'n.' 5000
1oI7 9th St. ne-6 r. b.. h-wh. oo ooo
2le l1tG st, Sc: & sar.--d r: b. o 90
80 St. ne r.. b h.-a.h.. cec. 5000
Si5 3%rd % St St se-S r. r. !; B.. n fS'.-%h ooo 20 w
eli 9Th ST SEE r. b.. lat. H.. 5000
121 18th St set r.. b.. lat H. 1000
33Q 14th ST. H. ne-6 r. b. lat H. 40 90
62l 9th st. net r. b.. lat h.. 40 90
1923 st. s.e-9 r. b.. lat h.. 1000
141S A st sc. gar r. b.. lat.
1792 1S a 4 St; se@e r. B.. IIs,,. R..:. 3555Oo
405 St. Sfi n.eG0 H r.. lat. ."i h. "'.. 5000
1910 A at. s.e--6 r. lat h......, 5000
1888 Eaylor rd. se.-5 r. b...... 5000
71S 18th st. s.w.---6 r............. 1000
9 3S94 ,E,s st s.e:-o w. ..,..,...,.. - - 80 80
SD 12th ct. SCI r. ............ 5oO
l30 11th st. n.e.-5 ,.,. ....,.... $500
43o, y J. ave. s.e-4 +. h., h.-w.h..
3ae F St Sc. No is r. b. h.-w.h, 'Yo'oo ~
23s 18th st. se,-6 r.. b.. h..a.h. '~'''
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RENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

1892 JoCELYN-z-9 rooms. baths. Sl5o.90
1911 Irving st--1O r. and baths 10000
1880 Vermont ave.--15 r. and 3 n. 10000
3l29 I4th st-I0 r and . baths 10000
1140 Church st.-9 rooms and bath. ] 80 90
1888 P st.-9 rooms and bath. 80. 125.0O
1919 Park rd.--H r. and - baths. l25 90
3615 35th st-6 rms. ............ l!b .00
500 Ogden--6 rooms and = baths 1880
1925 9th st.---S rooms and bath. 1900
3l33 10th St rooms and bath. 10000
1917 Emerson SIT r. and bath 10000
15l Quebec-S rooms and bath ... 100 90
14O0 Glrard st.--lO r. and baths. 100 90
?GGd9 13th st.-l0 r. and baths. 10000
161 Euclid st-lO rooms ...... 100 90
530S llst--B rooms and bath ..... 30 90
l240 Irving st-9 rooms. garage. 5000
!09 Allson-6 rooms and bath &C.,. $500
1867 Monroe--S rooms and bath So 90
2523 12th SIT rooms. ...... S5 90
III 4th St SEE rooms and bath 5000
$500 Brd. Br.D6 r.. To'i, b. and md garage. 5000
3s13 N. II. ave--6 rooms and bath. 5000
S01 Rock CTS rooms and bath 5000
1880 Euclid st-,-l0 rooms: 5000
10 Shepherds rooms. bath ..... 1900
6305 9th st.--6 r. b. and garage. 1900
1913 Church--e rooms and bath 1900
3201 Warder-8 rooms and bath 1900
5505 9TH st.-6 rooms and bath ... 1900
1912 Monroe-B rooms and bath 1000
143 Park rd.-6 rooms and bath 20 90
!24O Glrard-9 rooms and bath 1000
1924 l6th1-.7 rooms baths. 95
619 Colt rooms and bath ...... IS 90
214 Bryant--6 rooms and bath 49,. IS 90
2131 st-S rooms and . baths. $500
1925 RgRs-ll rooms and bath 10 90
9TH st. n.e.-s rooms and bath 5000
1908 Que st.--9 rooms and bath 55 so
?344 Que se.-6 rooms and bath. $500
1873 Conduit rd.--6 r. and bath 55 90
III 9TH ST rooms and bath. .... 5000
233 NE rooms and bath ..... 5000
4l9 II st.-S rooms and bath ..... $500
1855 y. &. ave.--j rooms and bath. 40 90
3545 9th st rooms and bath " AZ so
1879 Pa. se.--6 rooms and bath . 350
STONE & FAIRFAX
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1909 l. ST. NV
SEE THESE TO-DAY.

SEE THESE TODAY.
1895 Gallatn ST. n.w.-Delightful de-
tached home of rooms and tile bath; large
covered front porch. . sleeping porches.
back porch. officiating plant, Lear brick
garage: very reasonable rent.
Near l4th and Allison sts. n.w-A de-
lghtful home of rooms and bath: front.
back and sleeping porrhes: 500.
very nice home of = rooms and bath.
separate shower, front porch. break last
Near 11th and Kenyon sts. n.w-A very
desranle home OF rooms and bath; en-
Near 18th st and Florida ave. n.e.--Eew.
entirely modern, home Of 8 rooms and bath:
porches: At a low rental;
Near Central High School-Sx rooms
and bath: entirely modern: low rental
Near 2lat and o SITS. n.w.-Nice home
rent
= Near 4th St and Rhode Island ave. ne
Nice home of rooms and bath: modern;
S55. .,, e.,
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RENT HOUsFS-FURNISHED.

OVERLOOKING, ROCK CREEK PARK; MOD
5 prss aO1ss n GET
TINGER. 1415 Eye ct. NV. A.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED; 10 ROOMS. 3
FSsSs csvs s q'aRs Rsn fer ssasonsSie i family
1920 NEWTON Nv, ATrRACTIvELY
furnished, seven rms. bath: overlooking
10Th os, S.: cleo. gas h.-w.h. near cars bus
1896 18th ST. -N.W.--MODERN NEW
home completely furnished rooms and
bath, large porches; immediate possession.
Just of 10th isl4 R; l. ave ,ei.t.y n;y.m9 20
rooms and two baths, AMI furnlshed ln and
BOSS PHELPS.
1919 FAIRYoNT ST. ST; .. NWL.o =, Ia ROOMS ON;
1sH ysnens nsetF1'ts tg Both i4;h and iIsh St. car
''"e' ,.,, ~aHSsR IL = X HWowENsTE1N CO Main oos
1925 HOBART ST.
Attractively furnished home of Z rooms
and layatory IN basement; herdwSod o floors; e,
appointment only: Reasonable rent;
H. l.. RUST COMPANY,
9l2 18th street Nv. Main 6sss.
2OO7 KLINGLE RID. NV.
built-in garage.
$4,000.
AMERICAN SECURITY &
TRUST co.
REAL ESTATE DEPT.
9TH and Pa. Ave. NJ. 1915.
1717 EUCLID ST. NV. - ATTRACTIVE.
modern Or brick: nicely furnished; rental.
S125 month. Apply on premises or see Mr..
1900 Asbury-Modern or. b. bunEa-
low: large corner lot: partly furnished; rent
reasonable.
y. f. RYON CO., INC.
Main 459T. 1923 r st.
Columbia 1877. 3418 14th st.
No. 2l17 Connecticut Ave. NV.
A gem of a home, artistically
and beautifully furnished. newly
decorated; electric refrigeration
and other features; adjoining
palatial Lothrop home.
Inspection by appointment.
Telephone Potomac 403.
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RENT HOUsES-UNFURNISHED.

l435 MONROE ST NV.
SIX ROOMS; AMI
PHONE MAIN 663. 20
3722 9th ST. N.W.-MODERN. 6 r..
ac&s E. no..r,, 10 \ .sao,oo % 90 90
53 N Y. ave. n.w.z-6 r 4 b........ 42 e0
H. H. BERGMANS.
620 F st. NV.
3I4 T ST NE.--NEW HOUSE. LOCATED
directly opposite the new Tech High School:
ak rooms and bath hot-water heat: elec
trlc lights convenient to street cars and
bus lines, $40: 3 big porches.
II. r. HOWENSTEIN CO.
I3I1 IT 81 Wv Main 0OS
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700 ALLISON ST.
rms. 3 bedrooms bath h.wh
cleo. sleeping porches ....... SIS 90
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3433 l4th ST.
o rms. bedrooms baths. n VIII
cleo, porChes. newly decorated 500 90
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The Absecon. 1905 7 ST. .w.-FTwo rms.
ktt and b. $50: "a rms. kit. and bath
SEQ. Cost per 50. foot exceedlngly low.
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125 \ ST. NE.
IA rms. 10 bedrooms " baths
h.-wh.. elec.. porch: desirable for
rooming house. se............,......SI SI2b 90
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1895 Phelps nj NV. mr. Conn. ave
Ants with uSahie reception halls. suite o
3 rms and 1 rms. Housekeeping. $50 anC
up Resident manager.
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1909 Clifton st n.W.--5 rms and b.
Housekeeping apis $50 to SO.
64s Newton st. nr, Ga. ave.---l r. kit
and bath. closet, $40
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Apply to
RESIDENT MANAGER.
PHONE COL. 674o

The Faraday 1900 Irving st. n.w-Neu
housekeeping and bachelor suites. $40 ant
up. Resident manager. Elevator.
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.Ist ST. NEAR N.W-1I RMS. 3
baths, porches. INV h, cleo. S11O 90.
SO Quincy pl ne-6 rms, bath.
h.-w.h.. cleo, gar: newly renovated
$500.
NV h.. eler. 2-car built-in garage,
front and two screened rear porchcs
$4,000.
3555 10Th st. nw.-o rms. b..
ami Gear b,ult-ln garage. front and
rear porches: S15O.0 90.
Woodridge--8 rms. bath breakfast
alcove, front and rear porches; ami;
SOS. 80.
Mass. ave. sc. near 15th-6 rms.
b. INV h. elec.: $65.00.
3537 18th st. nw.--9 rms, . b..
ami, Gear garage: $4,000.
GARDIN Err & DENT,
MAIN 1881.
140O 7 ST NV
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RENT HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.

rms, bedrooms . baths Nv h.
cleo, front porch. large yard S6b 90
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1905 18th ST NW.-MODERN NEW
home completely furnished. q rooms and
bath. 3 large porches; immediate possession.
500. Z
Just off 10th. 1914 r. 1. ave; ,h.w.-a
rooms and two baths ami. furnished and
ready for immediate occupancy. $40.
ROSS e. PHELPS
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ONCE UPON A TIME
THE STORY
UPTO NOW

- Ncg A pooA LITTLE
Girl NAMED EVELYN
LIVED VITA HER MOTHER
AAp poMBT. A HORSE TOO
Old TO WORK. ONE DAY
the LjTTlE eisel. GOT
LOST. A LITTLE OLD
WoMAN WITH a HousG
IN a TREEToP GAVE
EVELYN A oliver EEY
THAT UNLOCKED 4 oREAT
TREE, THERg sHz goUn0
A eRtoLE. WHEN sra
PUT ~ ON ooM9Y HI
GREW TSik3s AND THET
FLEW re cLoupLAND.
WAgRE THEY FOUND A
KETTLE or 0oLo. THEY
TOOK gT NoME AND WE'RE
NO LONGER PooR. THEM
THEY STARTED FOR the
NOON. THERE sHe MET A
LITTLE OLD MAN.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED = UNFCRNTsHED APARTMENT
in northwest section: two rooms kitchen
and bath. either in apartment bldg or pri
vate home: not over S35. Phone Pot
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8O4 18th st. NV.
/ telephone: Main 2424.

1909 l4th ST. N.W-IO RMS. >
baths. h.-w.h.. ,elc". large front porch.
2..car garage. large yard; nicely fur
nished Sl55. 90: will lease
on Conn. ave. Chevy Chase. Md
rms. bath. elec.. h.-a H. pOrchcs
completely detached we'll furnished
500; will lease IL desired. Call us.
On 10th ST. NV. near Reservoir
. rms, 9 baths, 3 porches, 2-car gar:
excellent condition, handsomely fur
nlshed. Call us for inspection.
Fairmont st. NV. near l4th-l2
rms. . baths steam heat cleo. lear
garage: suitable for rooming house.
Rent. $4,000. Call us for inspection.
GARDINER & DENT.
MAIN 1884.
LOO CT n W
Evening star., 1926-12-01

week. Macarthur arrived here about
q month ago to visit his sister, Mrs.
William Storey, jr. Acute colitis was
given as the cause of death.
Macarthur had achieved interna.
tional fame as an enigneer and had
supervised the construction Of more
than 5000 miles of railroads In the
United States as well as abroad. Ho
also had charge Of the construction Of
many large dams and reservoirs such
as the Massa chusetts Dam and Reser-
voir for the Boston water supply, the
Ashokan Dam and many miles Of
tunnel aqueduct for the Board Of
York.
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amount Of bonds and escaped. The
county treasurer and woman
deputy were held at the point of q
gun while the vault was looted.
This was the last day Of the FAN
taxpaying period and as result
there was a much larger amount
Of cash on hand than usual. Eugene
Torstenson, the treasurer, and his
deputy were working after other
offices had closed because Of the rush
Of work.
The robbers left Torstenson and
the deputy locked in the vault. A
janitor discovered them an hour
later. The men wore handkerchiefs
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make application for renewal this
month, under the staggered" plan of
reissuancs proclaimed by the District
Commissioners.
M. o. Eldridge, director Of trafdc.
pointed out that drivers holding per-
n1its not within this group also may
make application for new permits at
any time. Applications for new per-
mits are coming in little faster tnan
heretofore, Mr.. Eldridge said, out
more motorists should take advantage
of the opportunity to procure the new
cards before the rush starts. There
were 75O applications received yester-
day. compared with 494 Monday.
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TWO MASKED MEN ROB
COUNTY OF $45, 900 CASH
Treasurer and Woman Deputy In
Montana Kept Quiet by Guns
While Looters Worked.

BY the Associated Press
GREAT FALLS. Mont, December
1.-Two masked men last night
robbed the county treasurer's office
at Plentywood, Sheridan County,
Mont, of $45, 900 In cash and a large
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over their faces and no accurate
description Of them was obtained.
Their entry in the courthouse and
their departure were unobserved as
far as officers have BEEN able to
ascertain.
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NOTED ENGINEER DIES
AFTER WEEKS ILLNESS
Arthur f. Macarthur Achieved In
ternationa1 Fame as Builder Of
Railroads Here and Abroad.

BY the Associated Press.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. Decem-
Der 1.-Arthur Frederick Macarthur,
prominent engineer and member of
the Macarthur Bros. Co of New York
City, died here last night az a local
hospital, after an illness Of about
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NOTICE TO MOTORISTS.

Permits Numbered From $4,000 to
$4,000 Slated for Renewal.
Motorists holding drivers permits
numbered from SO 900 to 94,999 should
The Coconino sun., 1926-06-25

Arizona Good Roads association
delegates began arriving yesterday
for the midsummer meeting to be
held here today and tomorrow The
meetings will be held at the Wom-
ans club and it is expected a large
crowd will attend.
One of the most important things
to come before the meeting will be
the new highway bill to he presented
to the voters on the September pri-
mary ballot, and which is fully de-
scribed elsewhere in this issue Of The
Sun. It is likely that here, as at the
Yuma meeting last winter, it will re-
ceive almost unanimous support.
The officers and directors Of the
association are President, r. q.
Robertson, Yuma; First yice-Presi-
dent, w. w. Midgley, Prescott; See
ond Vice President, J. w. STROBE, MI
ami; Third President, Sam G..
Bailie, Chandler; Secretary -Treasur-
I fer, A. G. Taylor, Phoenix; Directors
Apache County, Gustav Becker.
Springelville; Cochise county, A. H.
The Coconino sun., 1926-06-25
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
NOW In MASONIC TEMPLE

With the headquarters of the
Chamber Of Commerce now in the
Masonic building, that organization
feels in a much better position to be
Of service to the travelling motorist
as well as to the local resident and
visiting Arizonan.
The office is located on the ground
floor of the Masonic building, phone
so. During Friday of this week it
will be the headquarters for the Ari-
zona Good Roads association and will
also have charge Of the housing for
the '49 celebration.
Special parking space will be re-
served in front Of the chamber office
for the accommodation of the city's
visitors.
"Open house" in the new chamber
offices viii be held during the days
of the 40 celebration and an invita-
ton is extended to everyone to stop
in and become acquainted with the
office and the new secretary.
Inasmuch as the secretary, Mar
garet X. Stewart, is also immigration
commissioners for Coconino county,
all business pertaining to that office
viii be transacted in the new offices
of the chamber.
The Coconino sun., 1926-06-25
FACULTY RESURRECTS
THREE LIVE GHOSTS

Monday evening, June % the
Teachers college faculty will give, for
the second time in Flagstaff, '"Three
Live Ghosts" This was played to a
full house on May IA and several peo-
pie who heard of it's excellence but
were unable to attend the first pro-
duction, have asked for second run.
"Three Live Ghosts" is an English
comedy, the stellar role being taken
by Miss Mary Boyer The faculty
members who support Miss Boyer
are r. r. Powers, T. D. Jessuppe, and
T. o. Bellwood as the three live
ghosts.
The money raised from admissions
will go into fund to provide a facul-
ty scholarship to some worthy third
year student of the school year 1926
1927, and it is planned to award these
scholarships annually hereafter.
Mrs. t. d. Jessuppe as Rose, an
American girl; Miss Mary Lutz as
Miss Woofers, Mrs. Thelma Davis as
Lady Leicester, Grady Gammage as
an American detective, E. H. Lynch
as a Scotland Yard detective, E. c.
Glass as Benson, a plain clothes man.
and Howard Denman as policeman
are others in the cast.
Tom Bellwood is business manager
and E. C. Glass is stage director.
The play will be at college auditor
ium and needless to say it will be
filled to capacity again on that night.
The Coconino sun., 1926-06-25
STATE GOOD ROADS MEET
HERE TODAY, TOMORROW

Gardner, Tombstone; Coconino coun-
ty, Alfred Skeels, Williams; Gila
county, John Fitzpatrick, Miami;
Graham county, W. e. Barnum, SAT-
ford; Greenlee county, j. P. Hodg-
son, Morenci; Maricopa county, Clar-
ence Baldwin, Chandler; Mohave
county, Arson HI. Smith, Kingman;
Navajo county, G. E. Owens, Snow
flake; Pima county, Stanley Kit,
Tucson; Pinal county, A. {. Klcrease,
Casa Grande; Santa Cruz county, Tie
Frazer, Nogales; Yavapai county, L.
j. Haselfeld, Prescott; Yuma county,
Sam Dick, Yuma.
The local entertainment committee
for The convention is composed Of:
Housing, Walter Dickinson; transpor-
tation, Il. D. Babbitt and NJ. ]. Pix
ington; banquet, J. B. Wright; dance,
Frank r. Goodman.
There will be banquet tonight
at the Woman's club and dance to-
morrow night at City Park building.
The program was not made up, n
full until last night after we had
closed The Suns forms for the press.
The Coconino sun., 1926-06-25
PADRE MADE IT COST
THE ELKS REAL MONEY

Rev. Fir. E. Albouy started his
program off with a whiz at Tues
days Rotary and wound it up with
q bang. He got away on it in a hur-
ry as soon as President Ed Miller
got through telling about letter and
postcard he had received from G. B.
Wilson and lex b1ackey, a0 DeIgoA
attending the international Rotary
convention, and fined oil the Elks
who wear whiskers following with g
double fine on all Ell1s who do not.
DR.. Charlie Plousgard gave a spir-
tied and interesting talk on his pro
fession, the need for high standards
and especially the advisability OF the
student entering medical school being
very careful to get into a class a
school. Doc iIltimated that when a
guy spends ten to fifteen thousand
dollars and eight or nine years in
preparation to practice, he ought to
be sure he spends it all wisely so as
TO get the most for his money; and
that thereafter he is justified in get
ting real money for his work
Mrs. John G. Verkamp following
one Of her delightful vocal solos was
cncored. Miss Elsa Myers played the
piano accompaniment.
Prof. John Edge Lyons, director Of
singing in the Pasadtna public
schools and who was song leader at
both the Los Angeles and the St.
Louis international Rotary conven-
tions, put the bunch through some
real live oral stunts and kept 'em
laughing when they weren't singing.
Professor Lyons announced that at
the Orpheum theatre Friday and Sat-
urday nights, this week, there will be
chorus singing by the audience, in
timating that it viii be under his
leadership, and asked al Rotarians
to be there and help.
Visiting Rotarians: Bob Steven
son, Williams; Mr.. and Mrs. George
Meredith, Bisbae; Z. D. Mcdonald,
Mesa; Roy Co.e, Whittier, Calf;
Jim FELTON,, Tempe; Bill Waters, Full
lerton, Calf; Other guests: Mr.. and
Mrs. VerlEanp, Miss Myers, Mr. lly-.
ons, Col H. D. Evans, George Ny
ers, DR.. Il. A.. Miller, Tom Frier and
Tom Dunbar OF Phoenix and Tom Nc
Cullough.