davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1948-07-18
ROOMS WITH EoARD.

LOVELY LGE. RM., in attrac home o.
purse, for aged couple or persons exec exec
price, .Sl95 to $3.50 mo. each: refs
THE TH otgAHKSMoNr, 1874 Mass. ave. NV
ses ysgy gs es ttr $50 room fo s5 S5 month Or
PRIVATE FAMILY-Det; home. lee.. NIGEL,
rurn. front rm. for , adults; excel. meals
WooDIEY ARMS, 2e11 woodley pl NV.
vicinity of Wardman Park-Good meals
bright. clean rm, vacancy for girl Phont
ia, 1io1 . 18th N.w.-Large double; snare
room for man; running water; also single
HT sGye, cournf or
liemen; l2 miles from Washington: large
VAeANcTEs Saaaa !cHh; IN 4 REST HOME for elderl,
,ffy HyARGE fs5T.'f notBiE 81 ROOM, inelosed porch
attached; we'll furnished. next to batn
Gon0 tom, saS"foa Best food, DU, o635 PA
ARLINGTON-Attrac active room and boare
for couple or courle with child. EXcel
meals. homeltI5e Sony Sony to transporIas10n trpo
cfaaaSa0ssi cilaS. NicELY " fuiRN. RIM. in refined
PVT. nome Good home-cooked meals
FRoST lfa,SYf MasrER aats Ri BEDROOM for . AIsc
sinsle rooms, n;% naSs- Breakfast tray Rea'
CLUB MASON, 15.e y, n, H HI ave- for mar Mar.
for Fisa cp1e Men Live s" at wsshinstons fines
fgesthGRsss %Rs sAmPI fsnPTs f9E No It's oSd ana
ExcETLENT * BOARD brisht rooms laTg, Eg
Closets. Bath on each floor. Laundry In
cl9asd we PARK FRI esSrs R6 DsSpe A dbie rm
TWO men; excellent meals; unlim. phone
$40 mo. each. MI. 1862. 1S'
FRONT ROOM. lge.. dble., nr. Wardmar
Park; refs. required. Phone AD SQ24
A COOL ROOM, . windows; convenient te
transp': for : gentlemen; no drinking
iass iD 'J{a 10Th ST. N.w.-Nice dble. rooms
S47.5O each; bsmt. single, $50; othei
singles, S45; share room for man; excel
psStS Iso3 N. H. AVE. N.w.-Double, twin beds
93S5 9S2S5 'lsu1p' isth ST. N.w.-Nicely Furnished
rooms for young ladies and young men
running water, showers, elevator, sWitch'
board; excellent board . lys
poable t1t MOI; for men c or siris, pyt bath; oals'
LARGE. cool AND CLEAN-Triple room
eood wholesome food: also l vacancy Il
STARE, S4T, NO. 4095 10
NEW HAMPSHIRE-House newly decorated
double and single rooms daily mad serg Ga,
NO. 1896. l712 New Hampshire ave. NV,
INFANTS BOARDED in ideal licensed home
Inspection invited. Falls Church 06l4
INFANTS BOARDED in ideal licensett
home Inspection invited. Falls ehurcf
MANSION CLUB. 1880 Mass. .ave.-w,
have a fine home nice people; large air!
roonth roontf, 1oou 1Ne' 20'
Evening star., 1948-07-18
ROOMS UNFURklSHED. J..

1877 EUCLID ST. N.W.-Bsmt room with
reception hall and shower, private en-
trance; no drinking; S25 per mo. AID
9404. is
1907 CLAY PL. NE.-Very large unfurn.
room, pvt entrance and lavatory: refgr.,
hot plate: share bath. Call Sun. or ewes,
Attention, MOTHERs-Large. light
housekeeping. day care for child. WA. 1882;
$500 27th ST. N.W--Lge. front rm. and
closet; blk. Wardman Park and Conn. ave-;
unlimited phone CO. O947.
COLORED-UNFURN RIM, lge. and newly
painted, for colored. $40 per week AT
CoLORED-137 P ST. Nw.-Double room
for settled lady. HU 5915
Evening star., 1948-07-18
SUBURBAN RooMS.
ROOMS WANTED.

GENTLEMAN, nondrinker, desires room
with private bath; Bethesda or Chevy
Chase. Box 1851, Star. 19s
YOUNG LADY wants single room with
kitchen privileges. Call Sterling 53s5
1Ss
TWO SETTLED LADIES, one employed
desire . unfurnished housekeeping rooms
with bath. NV. preferred. Box 1871,
Star. ~
WANTED AUG. 1st-Furnished room,
strictly private bath, maid service, close
in. by gentle gentleman. Box 224-L, Star.
PERMANENTLY EMPLOYED. nonsmoking
nondrinking gentleman, desires room with
strictly private bath. in quiet, refined
home; NV. preferred. Box 1861, Star,
RETIRED GENTLEMAN wants room with
double bed $50 to $50. Private. Box
REFINED COUPLE desires double room
on Mt Pleasan. carline NV. section.
Also single room for mother al same ad-
dress. Reasonably priced. Write Bon
Evening star., 1948-07-18
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

EXCHANGE l-BEDRM. modern apt. me-,
COW. transp.. for or bedrm: apt: NV.
Petworth, Silver Spring. Call FIR. 0965.
WILL CHANGE my Groom apt, $40 so,
nth st. NV, mod. apt. bldg, elevator, Tor
l-room apt. (efticiency). mod. bldg, in
quiet uptown or suburban location. Box
WILL EXCHANGE my comfortable apart
nent in New YORK for one IN Washington.
Will LXCHANGE s65 apt, Arlington, for
similar apt. tbath. kitchen, IN Whining
ton. De,. Phone Chestnut 97s7. is.
RkNTAL EXCHANGE-5-fo new garden
apt, Northern New Jersey, committing
distance to NJ Y; desire similar size ac--
ccmmcdations accessible to University Of
\ Maryland A. 5a i'd, Phone TAYLOR 1908. July
3-BEDRM. HOUSE; restricted Arlington;
rent 500: no young chlldren; for l-bearm.
modern apt. in NV. GL. O621. lis
EXCHANGE APARTMENT, New York. for
mattan. N titan NJ. GRUMBERd, AID. 9S5o after
6 pm. or Box 45-L. Star.
BALTIMORE exchange-
Have desirable 5-rm. 2nd-f. apt. with
porch and garage in Forest Park section;
rent. $50; for / similar in NV: section
preferably Will pay higher. Call MA.
1906. o am. to 6 pm. during week.
EXCHANGE attractive 2-bedroom corner
apt in Washington for equivalent in New
York City LII S143
Evening star., 1948-07-18
ROOMS FURNisHEp-korthwe.,.

coLoRED-coMFoRTABLE ROOM. for
single man; positively,, no drinking and
Ssskasys S; after 8 Pm. Ap , soaS. .ls
furnished front room, twin beds, near
"a patni 1887 ! persons $3.50 each per fs Tsek,
CoLoRED-aa ST. N.w.-3 rooms,
Iurn;, single or couple: privileges. HU.
CoLoRED-RooM. KITCHENETTE for
rent, furn. or unfurn. Call weekdays 7:30
to 900 pm. DE. 62S6. 21'
COL0RED-1743 18th ST. N.W-Girls'
guest house-Double room kitchen privi-
ieees; maid service and large reception
COLORED-I5s0 18th ST. NW-single
and double rmE.; SIS and $40. Call
CoLoRED-NIcELY FURN. ROOM for
lady or couple: all privileges. HO. $3.50.
CoLoRED-NR. 18th and YOU SITS. NV.
3 nice rms; girls preferred. Conv. to
coLoREDNlais OTIS pL. N.w.-1n cow
location; washing and telephone priv
COLORED-NICE LARGE ROOM for cou-
pie or two men, with cooking PRIVILEGES.
For information call MRS. BRoUGDEN,
Evening star., 1948-07-18
APARTmEkTs ukFURhIsHEp.

DOWNTOWN, walking distance: rms
and private bath; $40 month. SHOWN 0s
a9i5 MILLS AVE. N.E-comfortsble .
rooms unfurn.. kit, bath; SS5; next 10
mark; child welcome.
nyFURNiSHED-A beautiful 5-room apt.
never been lived in; Sle0. util nc,udee.
also a lovely bedrm. with twin BEDS kitch-
en- nTiyileges 3SOS End st. sc.
ssh EEMPIoYEp ADULTs-Pvt. entrance:
living rme. Q bedrms- kit. bath and sun
deck: ample closet space, elee. range aae asae
with ali Utilities furn. uN. 1866.
BEDRMS., Nv. rm.. din. rul.. lge klt;
vttl, f5oored storage attic; 4 rms. have
srnas,rss: Mrn m Takoms PARK. s3O3 Roanoke
ave: $50 month for adults. co. 1000
Ext. 5l1-E.
Evening star., 1948-07-18

REST AND QUIET in modern home. Ideal
for convaleScents; inner spring mattresses.
adequate water; meals served country
style: > miles to village shows, bathing
and fishing. GREYHOUND bus stops at ooor
lob miles from Washington. References
exchanged: rate, $3.50 per day. MASSA-
NUTTEN LODGE. RT. .. Box Il, Edtnoure'
va Phone 507-F-02
tiful country home. 80 miles from P. c.
References. CLOUD, Church I'd, Ellicptt
City. Nd. Phone 33SW.
BEAUTIFUL FARM. 80 mi. from Wash. M
Harrisburg. Pa: S25 wk.. rm. and board.
Jew. y. GoLDSTEIN. P.o.B 3, Franklin
Evening star., 1948-07-18
For Rent,
Apartments and Houses

The address and rental price must
be included in advertisements under
Apartments and Houses For Rent. un-
less a Star box number is used. when
for the address. In such cases The
Star will secure the exact address,
which will be available to the Rent
Control Administration upon request.
Evening star., 1948-07-18
ROOM AND BOARD WANTED.

ROOM AND BOARD for one month: OF
water front or in country, nearby WASH
ington. Box 173-L, Star. 1S"
OLD GENTLEMAN wants home and board
friendly family; Washington vicinity. Boz
Evening star., 1948-07-18
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

TRAILER for rent; rms furn; gas, elec.
room. sleeps s: Si2. SO per wk. VINCENT S
TRAILER PARK: uN. 3510. is
BEAUTIFULLY furn. 2-beorm. apt, suoiet
July 2S to Sept. l, $50 mo-; in cool
nearby Arlington; with garden. CH. 1895.
Evening star., 1948-07-18
Aprs EuRN. AND UkFURk.

CHILDREN WELCOME-L.h.k rms, s25-
$40 downtown; cottages, Nd, 500. RE.
I4tt EUCLID ST. NV. RIM. 1st floor
middle Ink; partly furn.; S3I; 20 mo
Apply 1928 9th ST. NV. or call DU. o5Zf
Office hrs, 80. l2-1. 40. "a
Evening star., 1948-07-18
VACATION PLACES.

WALL BROOK FARM, Luray, Va, r. No
5; spend your vacation on farm OF
Shenandoah River: all modern conven-
FENCES, excellent meals. reasonable rates.
Evening star., 1948-07-18
SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED.
COUNTRY BOARD.

COLORED-WANfED- home for
. girls and boy in nearby Arlington. Can
all day Sunday. Hudson 5S9b.
Evening star., 1948-07-18

ROOMS FURN. OR UNFURN.
DOUBLE BEDROOM, kit privileges: child
welcome: day care if desired. Call FIR.
Q95s between IL and s pm. -1s
SUBURBAN RoOMS.
NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, in
suburban private home tWoodridge n.e.);
twin beds, next to bath; available now
Call North 627S. 1SN
Evening star., 1948-07-18

THOMAS CIRCLE-Clean front bedrm.
sele or dble, next to bath; no other
roomers; unlimited phone. D1. ~ B.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-22
Who Commenced The War?

And here are two other items:
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-22
Horse And Buggy Days
BY IDA 10 MARTIN

on the 18th of August warning and
requiring every male citizen of the
United States fourteen years old and
upward, and within the Confederate
States, and adhering to the Govern
ment of the United States, and ac-
knowledging its authority, remain
ing in those States after the expira-
ton of the forty days to be treated
and dealt with as alien enemies.
The Constitution of the United
States guarantees to the citizens of
each State all the privileges and i'm
munities of citizens in the several
States. But under the rule of sec
cession, boys and men, citizens Of
the United States, who will not ac-
knowledge its sway, must depart its
borders or suffer its penalties. The
citizens of Maryland who fought the
battles of South Carolina in the
Revolution must leave her soil, il
he dares to avow the government
founded by Washington, and the
brave Kentuckian who rushed to
defend and save New Orleans I'M
der Jackson, must share the same
fate, if found in that city and will
not obey the decree of Punishment
This is secession and disunion. These
are the doings which the Democratic
peace party of Maryland approve.
Citizens of the United States in the
Confederate States are not the only
subjects of persecution under the
reign of tyranny there established
Citizens of those States who dare tC
dispute that reign, or profess attach
ment to the government and consti-
tuition of the United States are sub
jected to seizure and Imprisonment
not for any acts of resistance but
simply for entertaining and express
ing Union sentiments. The Pendle-
tons of Berkeley are victims, ano
now we learn, from the annexed
paragraph, that another well known
and venerable gentleman of thai
section of Virginia, has been sub
jected to the same ordeal.
eve learn that Col. Strother, the
well known proprietor of Berkeley
Springs, was arrested on Saturday
last by order of Jefferson Davis, al
his residence in Bath county, Vir-
ginia, and carried under a military
guard to Richmond, where he is helc
as a prisoner, on account of his
known Union sentiments. Col Stro.
ther is nearly eighty years of, age
and is we'll known throughout the
country, having been for forty years
proprietor of these famous Springs
and was Colonel of the Virginia
troops in 1912, at the battle of NORTH
Point The Union men of Batf
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-22

ing 1945-46, Miss Mary Jackson, his
tory teacher at H. H. S., was recently
awarded a plaque by the Morris
Frock Post of the American Legion
Her section that year sold $1,000
worth of war bonds out of the $40,-
600 worth sold by the whole school
The history of the FBI, and the re-
quirements for employees as secret
agents and as office personel was re-
vealed by Mr. Fred Hallford, special
agent in charge, FIJI, Baltimore, last
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Hallford spoke to students oil
Hagerstown Junior College and {
group of H. H. S. students.
The drafting classes, vocational
industrial, and vocational agricul-
tural classes of H. H. S. will display
articles of classroom production al
the PIT. A. meeting, to be held al
the high school April 81. The home
economics classes will also have q
display in their own classroom.
Doris Shoemaker, sophomore, has
been announced as winner of the
semi-finals of the ping-pong tourna-
ment played between the sophomore
and junior champions of H. H. S
Miss Shoemaker will play the senior
champion for the school champion
ship in the near future.
Mr. Harry Pontius, representative
of the Student Safety Council from
Columbus, Ohio, showed movie
called "Wanton Murder" and gave
a demonstration Of highway safety
on Mealey Parkway Friday morn
ing Mr. Wilbur Phillips, superin
tendent Of county school transporta
ton; Officer Kiser Of the city Police
Force, State Trooper Beuhler and Mr.
Ellsworth, auto shop instructor, as
sisted in the demonstration of safety
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-22
High School Chatter
By Clara BIevins

ected after week of try-outs. Jane
Sweigert and Dick Springer will
star in the lead roles of the produc-
ton, as Terry Randall and David
Kingsley.
The supporting cast includes: Bill
Mason, Fred Jones, Noddy Raskin,
Jack Wolfe, Burton Hoffman, Joe
Sponaugle, Al Beuhler, Jack Butler,
Bill Clapp, Henry Kritzer, 10 Ann
Beachley, Marilyn Murphy, Alice
Lusby, Ann Stouffer, JackieWilliams
Joan Poole, Lucille Geiselmdn, Bar
bara Hickman, Mary Gray Schofeld
Vicki Hayzlett, Betsy Cannen, Trim
key Morgan. Betty Gray, Nancy Say
lor, Pat Eichelberger, Audrey Ridge
ly, June Carr.
On Monday, April 10, Mrs. Leitch
of Wilson College, spoke and showed
colored slides to sophomore and
junior girls who plan to attend col
lege after graduation.
At Thursdays Student Council
meeting, coach Eddie Senior advised
against purchasing and awarding
sweaters to the outstanding athletes
of the year, due to the burden il
would place on school funds. Mr.
Sender will meet again with com
mittee from the student council, tc
decide for sure whether the schoo
will go ahead and purchase sweaters
or not, but letters will be awarded
regardless of the decision.
Because of the excellent record at
tanned by her home room group dur
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-22

The Herald of Freedom and Torch
Light is certainly a most interest
ing paper and l have enjoyed hav-
ing two issues to use in my column.
Here are a few interesting facts
about the paper that l should have
mentioned before:
This paper was a weekly, publish
ed by Mittag & Sneary, the Office be-
ing on the North east corner of the
public square. "Terms;-One dol
lar and fifty cents per annum in
advance-Two dollars at the end OF
the year" 1t was Devoted to Poll
tics, Foreign and Domestic News
Literature, Science, the Arts, Agri-
culture, Mechanics, Education, &c
NO AMBITION FOR BASE DE-
SIGNS"
The paper dated September 4
1861, has some interesting news to1
the Civil War. On the very first
page l found the following song OIL
poem whichever it may be-:
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-22

HIS. placed high in several OF
the races at the Poly Meet in Clifton
Park, Baltimore, last Saturday af-
ternoon.
With six teams in all participat-
ing from H. H. S., Jack Bowman,
Charles Hays, Al Beuhler, and Har-
old Farley, who make up one team,
came in first in the one mile relay,
making a new record at the park of
3.51.3.
Boyd Peck, Bill Wells, Tony Di-
seat, Jack West and Bob Ovelman,
as a team, took second place in the
four mile relay.
In the 440 yard relay for county
high schools, H. H. S. won third
place, with Dutch Nelson, Erwin
Nunamaker, Arthur Nield, and Bud
dy Weinburg running for HIS.
Representing Fl. H. S. in the dist
ance medley, Duke Stouffer, Harold
Early, Jack Bowman, and AL Beuh-
Ter placed fourth.
H. H. S. took fifth place in the 44O
yard relay for the boys over ITO
pounds, with Charlie Wolford, Bruce
Rudisill, Pete Ridgely and Elwood
Hauver running for H. H. S.
Dick Sayles, Roy Snyder, John
Pearl, and John Unger ran the last
race for II. H. S. and came in ninth
in the four mile relay.
The boys had been trained by Mr.
John Kerr, track instructor at H. H.
S.
Swimming classes begin for the
girls gym classes at the YMCA to-
day.
A speaker from the Capitol Radio
Engineering Institute spoke to all
junior and senior boys who are tax
ing electricity, last Thursday.
The cast for the senior class play
"Stage Door," has finally been sell
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-22

few of the possible results of foolish and dnge.
As be quickly located
has occurred remote sections where u'
trouble and in to make repairs FOR your
sake safe sake DO MOI SHooi Al
INSULATORS
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-22

uIlNluB.
Student drivers, Garnet Gehr and
Joyce LeFevre, under the direction
of Mr.. Pontius, demonstrated right
and wrong ways of turning around,
parking and using the brake.
The annual Spring Festival will be
held the first week in May by the
Glee Club and Orchestra of H. H. S.,
under the direction of Mrs. Robinet-
tie and Mr.. Alling.
The program should be a very en-
joyable one as it will combine popu-
lar and classical numbers. The
themes of the program are: Say It
With Music" by Berlin and Grand
Night For Singing" by Hammer
stine.
Persian Market" by Katelbey;
I'll See You Again." by Noel Cow
ard; 1.-TWO Pianos" and ''The Man 1
Love-" by Gershwin; DRY Bones"
and "One Kiss" by Romberg; Loves
Own Sweet Song" by Kalman, and
"Moonbeams," by Herbert, are the
selections for the Glee Club.
The orchestra will play "Hungar-
ian Dance No S." by Brahms; sail
or's Hornpipe," by Lamater; "The
Mikado," an opera of Gilbert and
Sullivan; Brahms Waltz in A Flat"
by clarinet trio; and a violin solo
by Charles Groh.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-22

Stephen A. Douglas said at Chi
cago on the LIST of May last;-
There has never been time
from the day Washington was in
augurated first President of the
United States, when the rights OF
the Southern States stood firmer I'M
der the laws of the land, then they
do now; there never was a time
when they had not as good cause
for disunion as they have to-day
1.-The Slavery question is mere eX-
cuse. The election of Mr.. Lincoln is
a mere pretext! The present Seces-
sion movement is the result of an
enormous conspiracy formed more
than a year since, formed by the
leaders of the Southern Confederacy
more than twelve months ago."
Are the followers of Douglas more
wise than he was, and can they be
made to believe that the Admins
tration brought about this war?
Why does not the Mail publish these
latter sayings of Douglas, instead OF
his old speeches when compromise
rendered peace possible! Why is it
trying to fool Douglas men? Did
not Douglas say in his Norfolk
speech, that he would resist rebellion
and chang every traitor" if he was
elected President? Would he have
done less than Lincoln has to pre-
serve the government? We think
not Breckenridge is the only one of
the four candidates for the Presi-
dency, who would have made terms
with traitors, and divided the coun-
try between the loyal and disloyal.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-22
PUNISHMENT

The Confederate Congress at Rich
mond on the 9th August passed in
secret session certain laws, and
among them one providing for the
expulsion from the Confederate
States of all males of fourteen years
of age and upward, citizens of the
United States, who would not ac-
knowledge the authority Of the Con
federate States. It requires the
President to give immediate notice
by proclamation to all such to de-
part from the Confederate States IN
forty days from the date of the proc
lamation, on pain of being treated
as alien enemies. Accordingly jeff
erson Davis issued his proclamation
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-22

county are being forced into the
army, and a reign of terror prevails
in all that section of country"
Will the benefit of the writ of
Habeas Corpus be extended to Col.
Strother? The Constitution of the
Confederate States (under which
they are assuming to act) is the same
in this respect as that of the United
States. The victim will not be. set
free unless he pledges himself or
swears to obey the Confederate govr
eminent. This is FREEDOM; this is
LIBERTY!
Next week l will tell you about
can Iowa Girl Discovered in Soldier
Costume-Romantic Story, very"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-22
HAPPY LAND OF CANAAN
UNION VERSION

O4NAOtN A1AtAOAOAN
Oh! the war is now begun,
And we hear the rolling drum,
And we see all our Northern Boys a
trainin',
Meath the Red, White and Blue,
Wen whip the traitor crew,
And send 'em to the happy Land Of
Canaan.
Chorus.-Then no, Boys, no,
Well all for the Union go,
And give all those traitor dogs a
canin',
With a minute to repent,
And a piece of Yankee hemp,
To send 'em to the happy Land O
Canaan.
jeff Davis sent us word,
That the traitor Beauregard
Was a coming, if the journey did not
lame him,
To capture Washington,
And make the Yankees run,
And send us to the happy Land of
Canaan.
Chorus.
But "Old Abe" shook off his dream
When he heard the eagle scream,
And told the Boys they'd better go
to trainin;
And now we're all prepared
To meet old Beauregard,
And send him to the Happy Land of
Canaan.
Chorus.
So let's stand by our flag,
In spite of all their Bragg"
And Whip those traitors til we
tame EN-,
Meath the Red, White and Blue,
Well meet the rebel crew,
And send EN- to the Happy Land of
Canaan.
Chorus
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-22

Homer Bentley's missus was
working on her new sewing ma
chine, when Homer comes in, draws
up a chair, and starts talking:
"DOn't you think you're running
too fast ?" he says. "Slow down!
Watch out Be CAREFUL"
When the missus finally turns
with murder in her eyes, Homer
says goodnaturedly: az thought
you might like a little help, dear
like you help me drive the car"
The missus can't help but burst
out laughing-and they settle what
might have been a quarrel over a
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-22
From where | sit %. by Joe Marsh
Homer Does Some
"Buck-Seot Sewing!"

friendly glass of beer. The missus
agrees to give up back-seat driving
and nagging Homer about ashes ON
the rug. Homer agrees to quit cri-
itching Sarah's taste for fiOwery
hats and parsley salad.
From where sit, the key to get
ting on together is meeting every
issue half way-and overlooking
any petty differences in tastes
whether these tastes apply to beer
or fowery-looking hats!
@e M~4<
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-22

Motorists are governed by traffic signals. II
signals fail to function the hazard OF accl'
dent is greatly increased. And traffic accl-
dents all too often mean serious injuries to
Milford chronicle., 1948-11-05

h. p. gas power unit two Hsn5 .ea59 w. 40
kesha 1925 h. p. gas power 1Inits
one used 25-30 h. p. Waukesba eas
power unit one new Oman $50 w9tf
electric generator. Harry II. Howeth.
2V@ Aing Charles Avenue, Rehoboth'
- HOIIC 0I0I. O22-At
Milford chronicle., 1948-11-05
PUBLIC SALE!

.HaVlng discontinued farming. I will
9ller at Public Auction on the Kent
county Poor Farm, 3 miles northwest
OF Milford, on the Milford -Frederica
Black Top Road, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9th, I94s
AT TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ
The following
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
l01 Jr. Massey Harris tractor. on
rubber; new Case Z #. double disk.
IA inch tractor plOws, on rubber: 60
ItooIh drag, No. 13 Oliver plow, riding
harrow. mower, roller, grain fan.
gflndstOne, manure spreader. corn
planter, hay rake one rubber fire
wagon, two wagons, on steel, and sew
efal IhlnSs too numerous to mention
LIVE STOCK
Nine Cows and two Heifers. r. B
accredited; one Guernsey Cow, fresh.
Calf by side; one Guernsey Cow.
springing; seven .Guernseys, milking
good; two HOlstein Heifers. One good
odd Mule.
DAIRY EQUIPMENT
One two-can ice box, two buckets.
one Strainer and five cans.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH.
WILLIAM H. WALLS
Owner
Walter DickersOn, Auctioneer. o27-2tp