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Milford chronicle., 1947-10-31
Banjo Player Is
King Of Island
Finds Contentment on Sand
Strip Off Virginia: Son
Only Company.


HOG ISLAND. VA. - This cigar
shaped strip of land. seven miles
long and stones throw across,
once was home for a tidy commu-
nifty of about 200 persons. The island
village of Broadwater long ago was
moved-literally fioated across the
l6 miles Of sheltered bay which
separates the island from Virginia's
eastern shore.
Today the Hog island coast guard
station hugs the southern tip, the
Machipongo coast guard station lies
at the northern end, and in between
live the only two civilians on the
island - banjo playing Sud Bell.
leather-faced, wrinkled ruler of the
island, and his son, Milford.
The 66-year-old governor" Of the
island braves wind-whipped waves.
the icy cold of winter and the sum-
mer's soaring sun because he finds
contentment here.
Wind and Water Win.
Hog island and what happened to
it is the story of people who lost
their battle with the wind and
water.
Fifty years ago Broadwater vii.
lage had some 40 families. The
island had fine hunting and fishing
club, the members Of which in
cluded Pres Grover Cleveland.
The men fished and tonged oys-
ters. There was some farming.
There was timber-lots Of sturdy
trees-for shelter against the heavy
winds.
Then. in October. 1888. a hurri-
cane roared in from the Atlantic
and when 1t had spent itself Hog is
land was stripped and its way Of life
was gone. The storm wrecked the
houses. Tides washing across the
sandy strip carried away the gar
dens and uprooted trees that had
stood for generations.
Gradually families began to take
refuge on the mainland. A barge
was built and the chtsrch was fioatec
across the bay. The school wen'
over and then the store and soon the
entire village of Broadwater wa:
across Hog island bay.
The rebuilt village is called Willis
Wharf and most of the Hog island
refugees still live there.
'BanjO-Playing Fool
But the island registered a gain
Sud Bell and his son came ovel
\ from the mainland.
! Sud Bells reputation isn't baset
chiefly on his governorship of tn
island. AS one mainlander pu
it: "Sud's the durndest banjo-play
ing fool in Virginia. Sud can max,
ii talk"
| Sud rubbed elbows and tippe,
glasses with some of America
wealthiest Walter Chrysler man,
years ago took Sud to New York t
play for his friends.
Show people liked Sud. He com
posed bits of music, most of it sent
mental ballads about the easter
shore.
Last summer Gov. william Tue
of Virginia flew over to visit tn
two coast guard installations and I
call on Sud. Sud was out clammine
but the governor waited because h
! wanted to hear him play. The COY
ernor asked Sud to fly back to RicE
mond and appear on a radio show
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-31

Athos, Porthos and Aramis were
the Three Musketeers. D'Artaghon
was their comrade and don't
forget the Importance of coDsult-
ing your insurance friend, C. ED
GAR WOOD, on all problems per-
tanning to your auto insurance
coverage. You can trust us to give
you expert advice as to the kind
and amount of insurance you re-
quire for adequate protection. We
represent sound companies only
and rates are reasonable.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-31
LIONS CLUB PAYS
TRIBUTE TO SAM PIERCE
Ccontsnued from nrsr pager

duction of the district governor,
Dave Hugg, member of the Lions
Clubs education committee, gave.
brief, but well received talk on
Lions Objects and Lions Code of
Ethics" Martin Hastings, chair
man of the special committee re-
Gently appointed to arrange for a
combined Ladies' eNight- -HalIow-
cen Party, reported that plans
were complete for the affair
which will be held Thursday eve
ming at Slaughter Beach; Harry
MulhoIland, Jr.. and Fred Higman
are assisting Hastings.
Bill Irwin called the attention of
the membership to the rate exter-
mination campaign currently be-
ing waged by state and national
agencies. and urged that the Mil
ford Lions cooperate in every pos
sible way in the campaign.
The Milford Lions Club also
adopted by unanimous action a
resolution calling for cooperation
of the membership with city and
county health authorities in the
drive to eliminate insanitary con-
ditions from within the environs of
Milford. This resolution, drafted
by Dave Hugg, is as follows:
Resolution
WHEREAS, there has been an
outbreak of the dread polio in this
city the past summer and,
/ WHEREAS, there have been oc-
casions in the past when the Mil
ford area has had similar out
breaks of other forms of contag-
4 ious disease; and
WHEREAS, both city and county
health authorities have concur
red in the decision that present in
sanitary conditions in some sec
tions of the city must be eliminated
if future epidemics are to be
avoided; and
WHEREAS, this organization
the Milford Lions Club, is a ser
i vice club dedicated to bettermen
of conditions within the commun
4 ity; therefore, be 1t
4 RESOLVED, that the Milford
i Lions Club shall go on record al
offering the cooperation of its mem
bership to city and county health
authorities in the drive to perma
lnently eliminate from the envir
ons of the City of Milford each ant
Il every possible lodging and/o
breeding place of disease-bearin,
insect or vermin; further be it
RESOLVED, that copies of thi
resolution be sent to city am
county health authorities, other or
ganizations within the communit
dedicated to community service
and to newspapers having circula
ton in the homes of the MilfOr'
] area.
The next regular dinner meetin
of the Milford Lions Club will
held at the Southern Grille o.
| Thursday evening, November 6, a
I which time, Art Cunning and vii
: lard Hall will be- in charge of tn
E program. Dr. R. G. Beckett of tn
5 State Board of Health, is slated t
appear as guest speaker on tha
f occasion. Fleming Hart and Maj
: tin Hastings will be in charge {
!. the meeting scheduled for Noven
: ber 20.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-31
Fast-Growing Trees

Rapid growing hybrid guinea
pig trees which will grow six feet
in one year have been produced by
the New York State College of For
estry, Syracuse. N. Y. These trees
are claimed to be as good as native
poplar for paper pulp and some
what better for certain chemical
uses. It is predicted that they will
be used in the manufacture of We
neers. chemical wood products, es-
pecially plastics, and as a raw ma
terial for resin impregnated woods.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-31
Rural Free Delivery

The U. S. rural mail carriers
serve A million people who make
up our farm population. Operating
over dirt roads costs 7.8 cents a
mile, over gravel roads As cents a
mile. and over paved roads SO
cents mile. Fifty-seven per cent.
or 1878, $50 miles of our total mile
age Of secondary or feeder roads
are still without surfaces of any
kind.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-31
Rusty Water Color

When water turns a rusty cosor
when boiled it contains ferrous BIZ
carbonate. Boiling drives off car
Don dioxide. and there is reaction
with oxygen of the air to give the
reddish color. A small amount Of
iron gives much color, so it is prob
ably harmless because so little ID
present.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-31
Cook Meat by Electricity

There is less shrinkage when
cooking meat when electricity liz
used instead Of coal or gas. because
with electricity there is better com
troll Of temperature. a steady. even
heat which can be regulated. With
other fuels the temperature is vari-
able.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-31
Sent To PHILADELPHIA

The bodies of the men returned
from Europe were sent to the Ar
my's Quartermaster Depot in phil
adelpliia. and from there will be
sent to their final resting place.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-31
They Want Taxes

Outdoorsmen are the only class
who ask that they be taxed. They
have demanded fishing licenses,
hunting licenses and federal duck
stamps so that funds would be
available for stocking. management
and protection of FISH and game.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-31
Sueed Of the Fox

The red fox is much faster than
the gray fox. He has been known tc
cover a given distance al the rate
of 80 miles per hour
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-10-18
Smith Robertson
Students Enter
tanned at Y.M.C.A.

The Junior High School Students
of Smith Robertson School were
the guest + the Branch Y. w. e.
A. on Friday, Oct, 10. Bingo and
other games were enjoyed by all.
After the games delicious punch
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-10-18

Mrs. Jessie Williams entertain
ed the Progressive Art and Liter
airy Club in her beautiful home
on West Pascagoula street, Monday
October Is. A delicious luncheon
was served.
Mrs. Louis Troy, former Miss
Louise Wright of Jackson who is
now making her home in Coun-
Gil, N. c., as the wife of a pro-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-10-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Shandrache Floyd
announces the marriage Of their
neice Miss Roberta Harrison, for
merly of Jackson, Miss, to Mr..
Lonnie B. Hobson. The wedding
will be held at st. Johns Meth
odist Church, Newark, New Jersey,
Sunday October rs.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-10-18

Alpha Pi Chapter of Iota Phi
Lambda Sorority's first business
meeting for the year 1947-4S was
held in the lovely home OF its
President, Mrs. Elizabeth Thames,
1877 Cohea Street.
During the meeting, a very in
teresting and Informative report
was given by Soror Gilmorse, who
attended the Southern Regional,
which was held in Dallas, Texas.
Tentative plans were made for
a proposed Harvest Tea, which is
to be held very soon.
During the social hour, the Sor-
ors presented gifts to Little Ber-
tina Elizabeth Thames, a very re-
cent addition to the Thames fam
lily. After which, very tasty lun-
Oh was served by the Hostess. The
following Sorors were present,
Matte Taylor, Hilda Gilmore, Gel
estia Chambliss, Hattye Palmer,
E. M. Butler, Sarah Harvey and
Wyllie Afford.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-10-18
A BACK TO SCHOOL
SPECIAL

For the kids must use ink,
no spills, A fountain pen that
writes up to 8 years without
, filling. The first pen ever adj
yertised write over 2 years.
Ball pointed SO your can't
break the point. This offer ex-
pires Sept. Is. Colors: Black,
, Blue, Wine and Brown. Price
S1.OO. Internationally guar
: anteed. Uuse Postal note or pin
one dollar to add. r. M. john
!, son, 4O31 st. Ferdinand, st.
Louis 1S, Mo.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-10-18

Miss Altha Mae Harris of Green
vile, is in the city visiting her
Aunt and Uncle Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Baker of Canal street.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-10-18

Mrs. G.. L Barnes of North Far
ish Street, and Mrs. Carrie Topp
Winder of East Cohea street are
enjoying wonderful vacation in
Hot Springs, Ark.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-10-18

Miss Eliza Willie, of Crystal
Springs was a recent visitor Of
Mrs. Mary Bass, Of Lynch st.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-10-18

sperous farmer, was recent guest
of her mother Mrs. Lula Wright of
Monument street.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-10-18
was served by the hostesses.

was served by the nOSteSSeS.
Those enjoying this affair were:
Willie Earl Lee, Mamie Bass, jan
ME Robinson, Rosa Palmer, Julia
Brown, Dorothy Barnes, Dorothy
Brown, Mary Ann Newsom, Bea-
trice Hays, Alice Lee, Lee Eta
Veal, Leebertha Chambers, Mar
Meta Ware, Bernlece Williams,
Mary Warden, Helen Warden, Ru-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-10-18

ALKA-SELTZER Is unusually
"a effective tn the relief OF Head.
schs because In analsesic
sSpairreNsvtng esntenO IN made
wsors positive by alkaline buffers
: Arka-Seltzer being o combination
Isf patnrelisving and alkaiizins In
gradients has gained wide usage
And popularity for the relief OF
IAe&d Indigestion. Cold Symptoms
informing After" misery and Mus
@uiaY Pains And be sure to Try
Alks-Seitzer for that tired feeling
following hard work or strenuous
exercise.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-10-18
s | A N I s

bye Bluitt, Elizabeth Sims, Doro-
thy oMnroe, Aglova Rigers, Jake
Sampson, Etroy Gillian, Clinton
Wright and Miss /. r. Johnson.
Evening star., 1947-02-09
Poee 10

A drum mojorette for four
yeors, l8-yeor-oid SolIy Ann
Joost hos perfected mony
routines. At left, she dem
onstrotes the four finger twih.
Above. she cotches the boton
under her uproised leg.
Evening star., 1947-02-22
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

IlOl 18th ST. N;W.-Lge. triple, also dou-
pie tor Rlrl6. Vacancy IN, triple; switch
PGasd 18Th 0sf ST. NW Se FSed
has vacancy for young lady; switchboard;
good meals; reasonable rates. -a2
home pvt i0 ayatory 'sope poreh reh
Also another vacancy. SIS weekly. Bowie
1901 QUE ST. N.W.-Gentlemen; nicely
furn. rooms, for and 3, all single beds,
mattresses, plenty closet space;
sMood g h home Cooked meals; $50 ca ca. % No.
ROOM ROOM AND BOARD in private home 1t for
1928 1sth ST. N;W.omaMan to share room
NEW HAMPsHIRE HOUSE, few vacan-
11l2 New Hampshire ave. NV. 90
!; YOUNG Man. with GOOD habits: to share
Z 2efiI BLK DUPONT q CIRCLE. a2p' 1904 18th st.
n oi:a wmD2ubIe fahd room' next to bath. home bonn
GIRLS (31, large studio rm., 1st-n front
Nicely furn. All single beds, inner-spring
meals walking distance to office and down.
SO rgoAT fssS S5 Gqe for st nw 2ogpe
meals in private home; quiet neighbor-
hood; excellent transp.; S55 each. ia.
.}24S.
GIRLS, several vacancies now; clean. COM
Portable rooms, good food. SLAUGHTER,S,
1927 10th st. NV. (nr Dupont Circle) IA
GIRL, colored, wants part-tme morning
LARGE FRONT DOUBLE ROOM, pvt. half
bath; also . connecting rooms; home cook
ing: good transp. DU.- -O9S0. pr
1II2 MASS. AVE. NV, Apt. 51-Single
rm. for young lady, next bath, maple furn.,
unlimited phone, excel food. -23.
CORNER ROOM with porch: warm, clean
home girl to share with another young
girl: near Walter Reed Hospital; excellent
meals; $50 per mo. GE. o6s2. 6906 sth
Evening star., 1947-02-22
ROOMS FURNIsHED-Mp. ond VA

500 21st ST, S. ARLINGTON-Room for
girl or lady In private home; adjoining
or double; . minutes to Pentagon. TO
reach Braddock Heights or Russell road
SILVER sPRING-Double room, suitable
for .: cooking privileges optional Cail
before. II am. or. after. $50 pm. Friday
or Saturday Sunday all day. 81. 1915.
sos SOUTH ABINGDON ST, Arlington-
Nieeiy furnished GH lHHo double room, COW. to
RIvERDALEE-Double room with laundry
prrinydileees. Close to transportation. UN.
ALEXANDRIA, va furnished rms. for
gentlemen in private home; convenient to
BHAuFGE nss II w. rk13ArE AVA E0ff FRONT RM Sep
entrance; pvt. bath; man pref: conven.
Ga Il 3l1s q H dI44
Hall; etc; must be seen to be appreciated;
Lovely tD doubls room; twin BEDS semipvt
On rT:' SSng S9nD, located to King and WASH sts
FOR GENTLEMAN: 10 min. washington,
> min, Pentagon, Navy Annex buses, park
inG ne at entrance. Nc other guests. TIE.
MT. ,RAINIER-Front bedrm. newly deco
lated; cow. to transp; reasonable, WA.
YOUNG MAN, large, comfortable rm. with
lse closet; cow. to transp., bus at door.
ARLINGToN-Large front room with an-
limited kitchen and living room privileges;
$3.50 q month: employed couple pre-
ferred; 10-minute bus service to Pentagon
EfE 1900 che1y chase b
at door; SI2. so weekly WI. a72o. wa4
ARLINGTON-Fron corner rm. in new
house, unlim. phone, y blk. from tranSp.
Gil. $3.50. pa
Evening star., 1947-02-22

bedroom house or apartment: 2 in family,
L WI sUBrhasE or ren Of
pets; REFS: Va. pfd.; need by March l..
REGULAR ARMY OFFICER just assigned.
requires unfurnished house with minimum
Of 3 bedrooms, bath, maids room. bath:
excellent references: will pay up to $50. $50.
FAMILY assDs5asely y need nssrnS Isq- ia
preferred; up to $50 month. Ho. sa2 oss2,
WILL PAY UP TO $l.5 MO-, six mos ad-
permanent. OR. 1854 or RE. 1900. Ext.
ADVANCE PAYMENT LEASE - Profes-
sional man. permanent. wants unturnished
study; NV, preferred, but win consider
i yrs rent in advance: occupy any time
between ssss now and June; 500 to S1.5.
EcoNoMisT. respon., perm, with discrim.
apt or psysIc hGSse MR ME.h HILL GE e1Ss s
Ef ren and or 5ed fausetsa Souse es sssre re
sENAToR's Mi, IHol SECRETARY. wife and s a.sr.-
nished house in Arlington County; located
here permanently. excellent care assured.
Gil. 53S2. 23s
FAMILY of 8 adults desire 8 or bed
room house in Chevy Chase or Bethesda
area. Permanent residence; good refer
e2ess; rent around S1O0 per month. EN-.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY by family Of 4
adults, furnished house, NV, 4 bedrooms:
$500 maximum. Adams 632S.
WANTED, 10 or 12 room house in good
NV. section, preferably near Dupont Circle
for nonprof1t organization. PAUL p
STONE, Realtor. OR. 2244; after p.m
call Mrs. Lord, GE. 1857. "a
Evening star., 1947-02-22
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

TRANSFERRING FROM Anchorase. Alas
Ea sn or emnnxs
Please Pt eD pbone ssBs osso
CLAIM ADyUsTER. wife. ;s-year-eld girl
nH Pss raaus es Tse
1875 1925 HAas sshssra sIds Me- f0ss $780, ms g.
fuTn house, o snn bedrms 20 niw te GeoPsetoWn @ @
EiSinty Bog lg4L Star
empi; ani aPe 1efs q Riiing H 70 manage Supervise
sRMT s% q, aarT'' Ss0S; WIFE. small children iSn
need o-3 bedroom house or apt pref,
ypf1En YIN to To SAG RrN ne 81 .cia5,t ia5g
thesda or Rockville, Call OIL. $500
aTToRSEy AND WIFE ness MODEM
sDs1ai RENT IN ADvANeE 70 lease suit.
K g s7SS Ez Airy l5sS s'5 g Rss:s ss
99l4: ewes ;,,H and week Miv ends =. vsn,.d 20,
commupine distance washington; prefer
available Alexandria school; Immediately.
ShpSa s14 SSURs Gs TTndaf hoSs 5ss7 needed
urgently by naval ofacer; sign year lease,
COMDR. ABBOTT. re: T4Uo, E1t 2I4,
S-4 pm, and TR. 9S94, ewes. and Sun.
SALES REPRESENTATIVE from Ohio de.
sires . or 3 bedroom house within 20
miles Of Washington. Box 4o1-L- Star.
s-BEDRooM HOUSE or apt at once for
adults Urgent VIII nay in advance ga.
VETERAN, WIFE and . small children.
urgently need or rm, furn. or unfurn.
house, in NV. or nearby Md. Call RA.
IW6 I9g6 nm rHpr. REnRoons unturn %
years Govt. perm. D. c.: adults; good
care ire assured. best refs AID. Is1s; 26s
WANTED BY MARCH 1sT. 2-rm., kit. and
bath apt or house. will keep UP repairs
free; have good refs: no children; rent not
70 exceed 81 SO per mo At ;sM 3sl6. ,. U23
daughter, desire unfurn. home in NV.
section, Bethesda or Chevy Chase pre-
ferred; must have bedrms.. 2 baths and
per mo |: excellent refs. furnished. Box
430-J, Star. -26
Evening star., 1947-02-22
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

Kitchen priyilsses iglS for employed couple SEQ
CONN. AVE- OVERLOOKING PARK0a
bedrooms: DearS qso baths living ROOM foyer. sun
ans 9onba ane g
per mo. No small children. Box 33S-L,
WANTED GIRLS. share apt, 1925 Tar-
lG9 ith 81: NJ sirIs to share apt.
with other girl 81 a week. Call LU. 4532.
eee ST: N.E.-Furnished apt. for 3 or
t1cINrT Shf z seoPT IF ciRckEYoang Gk ocer
Or veteran to share. furn. downtown apt,
March Mare 10. with A. A F. vet: $50 mo s,s Box
ooNE II GIRL ri, to share apt. with 4 other
!SsJ- Ssil RA. 5ssS Boy s57-d, Star, @s4
mo1fbS sxWAc wishes aI tG share apartment SIS
afss aiGH:n'S WYoMiNG aii AVE. N.w-aentlenan
iRsys aFss s5ssa as ssa s
BEAUTiFuL IITtj s-RooM APT. for en-
sSS sSSsa sSSss s hsos s'i ia 4s7s sg II
Gf GfRh IS feDlsii saAEE APT with another girl
APT for or GHF GIRLS; I'M must fSi have refer;
ences; S26 each; block express bus and
streetcar. AT Shepherd st. NV. RA 77I2
DOUBLE BEDROOM. living room, kitchen.
newly decorated. well furnished; block to
transportation; 4 girls, S35 each, including
utilities. 510S 3rd st. NV. No phone
calls. please.
1901 Isth ST. Nw.-e-room apartment
WANTED-Two girls to share. apt. In
meals excluded. AD. ,3163 after 8 ?. m.
1915 18th St; $40 wk. each. 22'
YOUNG LADY will share attractive NV.
apt; SIS includes utilities, unlim. phone.
WANTED-dirl to share Arm. apt with 2
RA: 0473 alter $50 pm. ga
APT. BEAUTIFULLY FURN. for 3 or 4
nice quiet girls, with kit privil. If desired;
So 30 wk. each.G 5400 7th st. NV, GE.
DOWNTOWN. 171o M ST. n.w.-2nd-fioo
one-room on apts place to cook for adults;
s7is iss ist HsSn ST. 0SS.w.-young lady. to share
ss5s s.5edreem apt With other girls; tyin
A. A NSTFoN@Iss;, iyg 5m; bedrm.
bath; auto heat and hot water, porch, nice
": lst a.. permanent: $40 wk. 1140 No.
Randolph st. CHI. 1902 ewes. -23
APT. TO SHARE, private bedrm. for l en-
ployed woman or girl, kit. priv. with
Jewish woman; near transp.; S35 a month.
81 Otis pl. NV. ia. 1854. -23
Evening star., 1947-02-22
ROOMS WANTED.

COMFORTABLE room by March 1st; NV.
section. by employed, settled lady. who
does not smoke or drink Box sso-L' ss. Star
GENTLEMAN, employed, desires furnished
room with private bath and entrance
in Maryland. P. o. Box 345. College
Park, Md. -
lady, wants furnished room, If possible,
with private bath; NV. section. Call ONCE
hours Executive 3712, Ext. Is. 26s
EMPLOYED LADY desires unfurnished
room; any location D. c. or nearby. AD.
REFINED LADY, nondrinker, nonsmoker.
wants sgle room in Protestant home. NV.
On M: Pleasant oF 4sIE I4th st.r s. car iine $40
CHRISTIAN MAN, permanent, quiet, de-
sireS furnished or Ink. room IN christian
family. State price. Box 476-L Star
YOUNG LADY, State dept employs. de-
sires nice, quiet room near BATH with pri-
vate family: Northwest uptown section.
HO. 430O. Ext. 224. after Il noon. "a
GENTLEMAN reouiies large single room
or small apartment in west-end area Box
TWo T uNFURN. BAsEMT. ROOMS; will
consider exchange part-time services with
busy mother. Box 471-L. Star.
COLORED-M0THER and Q children ur-
gently need apt room or house with az
privils., furn. or unfurn. Call BEATRICE
M0BY no 93S2
Evening star., 1947-02-22
ROOMS FURN.-Northeost. tconi

ROOMS FURk.-kortheoss. tcont.).
room for girl, next to bath. Conv. trans.
Telephone and laundry privil. S25 mo.
THE MERRIcK. 1ss B st. n.e.-Nicely
furn,, dble. room, single bed: laundry
$40 18th ST. NE@Nicely T furn. I'm front rm.;
pvt. home; semipvt. bath: laundry privil.;
nr: transp; for girls; So wk. each. AT.
53S MD. AVE. N.E.-Double room. large
block restaurants. transp.; three blocks
Station, Capitol; sos mo. 24'
IGI9 9r E; CAPITOL sT4Nieely furn room room
s17 33rd ST. ,N.E.-Furn. rm.. double
phone; bus at door: @ $50 mo- Ii. as44.
DISTRICT LINE NE.-Master bedroom.
spr. mattresses. L blk. bus stop; gentle
5oIi 1$th 81; NE-Room for one young
33s 17th PL. N.E.ENicely furn. rm. for
.. semipvt. bath, S6 each week: also
girl to share Tm. with another nice siri:
lI5 end ST. N.E.-singles, doubles. triples.
t1ransportation. 1 Gall At. 35l4. "a
young man in private home. next to bath;
ONE COmFORTABLE DOUBLE RIM. in pvt.
s13 MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-Nice bedrm.
for married couple; private entrance and
next to bath. S12 wk -23
no 9th ST. NE, near Capitol-Redeco-
rated rooms; running water. next bath: So
70 10 $40 week; Lg. 6767, evenings: go
No. 80 35th ST. N.E-Master bedroom.
twin beds; preferably men; will allow
some home privileges; $25 ca. 81. 1884
WooDRIpGE-Private home, quiet. clean;
inner spring mattress; good transp.; gen
tleman. HO 1892 -S3
DOUBLE FRONT RIM, adjacent bath. Ii.
C0LoRED-LARGE RM.. Christian home:
convenient cars and buses; couple or 2
laoies: Kit. and laundry privileges; So so
COLORED-DBLE. FRONT RIM. for rent to
NICE nc girl steadily employed; So week
CoLoRED-16e3 ST. N.E-Large front
room for employed couple, 9 girls or .
men: SO ca Wk.; no cooking AT 1869