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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-11-12
Kiwanians
Entertain AT
Laugh Fiesta

The Kiwanians entertained
their wives and guests at a
Laugh Fiesta on Tuesday even
ing at the Country club at their
annual ladies night which was
also the anniversary of their chart
er night.
The long tables were festive
with arrangements of fall flow
ers and leaves.
A large birthday cake decorat-
ed with three candles and the
Kiwanis emblem was placed at
the head table. With fitting
ceremonies r. B. McIlwain, the
first president of the club, light
ed the candles which were then
blown out by Karl Wiesenburg,
A hilarious program had been
PLANNED by the entertainment
committee under the chairman
ship of Allan Richard assisted
by G. F. Rooney and G. E. Briggs.
In addition to group singing
by all of those present the XII
wants quartet composed of DR..
F. c. Minkler, l.. l.. Stigler, the
Rev. F. A. Graef and Jim Harvey
sang several selections.
Two of the outstanding skits
put on by members were the
Hindu Mystic impersonated by
Mr.. Stiglers and Three Babes in
Cumberland" Max Lucas, Char
les Bush and A. w. Caldwell,
who submitted to being dressed
as babies by Mesdames E. F. o.
Malley, Pat Rooney and Lee of
Mobile.
1t. Governor-elect and Mrs.
Laurence TAYLOR of Gulfport were
among the guests of other clubs
who attended including both
Mobile and Gulfport Kiwanians.
For the regular luncheon on
Tuesday the club met at the
high school cafeteria where they
were entertained with a pro-
gram of student talent.
G. F. Rooney, program chair
man, presented the high school
orchestra which played several
selections and featured Kitty
Harrip, vocalist, with the or
ehestra.
An ensemble under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Marjorie McKewen,
glee club director, sang, when
Children Pray" and Lover Come
Back To Me-, while the glee
club entertained with two selec-
tons and a novelty number,
Orchestra"
Janice Nelson, pianist, played
as a solo the Concerto in A Min
or" by Grieg and as a closing Sc
lection Mr.. Looney dedicated
YOU'RE Not So Easy To Forget
to the Kiwanians with the .voeals
sung by Kitty Harris.
Club members were invited to
visit the schools during the Open
House being held this week as
part of the Education Week pro-
gram.
Several bundles of clothing
we're turned in by the members
as part of their contribution to
the March to School Drive.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-11-12
Pdscogould Junior
High Tenn Wins
Over Moss Point

The Pascagoula Junior High
school gridders came through
with another win last Thursday
night when they downed the
Moss Point Junior Tigers team
q to O..
Pascagoula won the toss and
received the kickoff. Runs by
Thrash, Batson and Mizell car
ried the ball to the Is yard line
where Batson hit Earl Blair with
a short pass in the flat. Blair, 100
pound wingback, ran the 20 yards
for a touchdown and the extra
point was shared, too. The Sec
ond touchdown of the game came
when Buddy Floore ran a decep-
tive tackle around play for 40
yards and 6 more points and
again the try for the extra point
was good.
The third touchdown came on
a fake back lateral play with Paul
Mizell running 30 yards for a
touchdown. Mizell sidestepped
several would-be tacklers and
then put on a super display of
speed by outrunning the remain
ing Moss Point team. Robert b.
sarge, lis pound substitute for
Mizell, made the last touchdown
on a line buck through the center
of the line. This touchdown was
set up by runs by Moffatt, Will
kinson and Thrash. The Junior
Panthers failed to convert.
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uscugould Trode
School Fuils To
Score On Biloxi

The football team of the Pas
cagoula Trade School for Negroes
failed to tally in. a game with the
Biloxi Trade School on Sunday
played in Biloxi resulting in a
20 to 0 victory for Biloxi.
However the game was played
for the most part in Biloxi's ter
ritory and the inability of the
Pascagoula eleven to break up
the aerial attack of Biloxi result
ed in the lop-sided score.
Robert A. Seabron, coach for
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-11-12
Calvary Bdptist
Church WINS Has
Circle Meetings

The Woman's Missionary So
ciety of Calvary Baptist church
held circle meetings at the homes
of members this week, when the
time was given to Bible study,
following which each hostess
served refreshments.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-11-12

Cormiek circle took place at the
home of Mrs. G. E. Pierce, 1928
18th court, Wednesday at 1:30
pm. The opening prayer was
said by Mrs. Emma ALPS and
the devotional was conducted by
Mrs. c. L. Bice. AT the conclu-
sion of the Bible study led by
Mrs. c. M. Colville. a short bust
ness meeting was conducted by
the new chairman, Mrs. Bessie
Coleman. The closing prayer vas
said by Mrs. NJ. c. REVERE.
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the Pascagoula team, explained
that his team had been unable to
practice for sometime prior to the
game due to injuries and other
conditions but predicts a come
back in the game scheduled with
a team from Keesler Field to be
played in Gulfport on Sunday,
November IA.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-11-12

Tuesday at 1870 p. m. The meet
ing was presided over by the
chairman. Mrs. Oliver Shepherd.
and the opening prayer was said
by Mrs. Browne. Mrs. Travis
Avara, a visitor from the First
Baptist church WINS led a most
interesting study of Samuel II.
The community project for this
month was discussed. Mrs. Avara
voiced the closing prayer. There
were eight present.
MARY MCCORMICK
The meeting Of the Mary Nc
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-11-12

In Australia alone, during the
war, the American Red Cross
served 10000. 900 meals and pro-
vided more than 100000 over
night lodging.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-11-12

Diamondback terrapins are
found in the United States from
New England to the Gulf of
Mexico.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-11-12
GEORGIA MAE ocBoRN

The Georgia Mae Ogburn cir
Gle enjoyed the hospitality of
Mrs, j. B. Duncan, 1877 Market
street, Tuesday at 1870 p. m. The
center of interest was Bible study
and this was directed by Mrs.
H. l.. Watts and followed by
prayer by Mrs. c. r. Allen. A
short period was given to bust
ness under the leadership of
Mrs. Bill Stegall, the co-chair-
man
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-11-12
LUCY WRIGHT

The Lucy Wright circle assem-
bled at the home of Mrs. Joe
Browne, 7l2 Roosevelt street,
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The meeting Of the Mary Nc
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-04-30
OUR HEIGHBORS j.
ERIE TWP.

Mrs. Robert Randall will direct
the operetta, Little Black Sambo"
which will be presented by the
first eight grades in the school
auditorium Thursday evening, May
6, at eight o'clock. John Murray
has the leading role of Sambo;
James Crosby is Jumbo and Chris
| tine Crosby will portray Mumbo.
The Rhythm band will be formed
by children in the first four grades,
while the chorus will feature up
per classmen. Tickets are now be-
ing sold by junior high students.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sharp and
son, Donald, Euclid, were weekend
visitors in the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Sharp. They at
tended the Home Talent contest in
the Clinton theatre Friday night
when Shirley Sharp, pianist, won
second prize. ~.sa I
Architects were at the school
building last week when they
checked plans for installation of i'm
terror rest rooms.
Ray Sperber spent the weekend
in Columbus, where his cocker pup,
"Coray Country Cousin" won first
prize in the annual dog show.
Mrs. Earl Van Rensselaer, is
patient in Magruder Memorial
hospital, where her condition is
showing improvement.
1t. Col. and Mrs. Clark Thornton
and son, Billy, Panama City, Flor
ida, are spending the week here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. AL
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-04-30

tion of officers was held and the
following were elected for 1919;
President, Edward Cooper; Sec
retary, Arthur. Traverse; first vice.
president, Leonard Yronan; second
yice-president, Mrs. Joseph Craw-
ford; treasurer, Mrs. Berta Cooper;
historian, Robert Dodge, who is a
graduate of the College of Journal
ism of o. S. u. The present Of
ficers' staff is: President, Harry
Heineman; secretary, Laurence
Reinhard; first yice-president, Lyle
Duggan; treasurer, Gerta Cooper;
historian, Mrs. James Poplestein.
The banquet and initiation COM
mittee are as follows: Chairman,
Mrs. Chester Dress, Leonard Vro-
man, Mrs. R. Carr, Robert Dodge,
Mrs. Russell Smith, Mrs. VIM. Nc
Cam, Lyle Duggan, Mrs. L. Jen-
kins, William Market III and Mrs.
Andrew Gump. A business meet
ing will be held directly before the
banquet on May %.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-04-30


bert Zoschke. Saturday, orlena
served as matron of honor for the
wedding of her former Toledo
University classmates. Selma
Jones. The Thorntons Left Thurs
day for the south.
Mr.. and Mrs Leonard Rice and
daughters were dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Isch.
Ladies of the Lacarne United
Brethren church will serve a ham
dinner in the school auditorium
this Thursday evening
The new son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Hickman. Clyde, has been
named Calvin Carl.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Taylor, Chi
cago; Mrs. Otto Bolte, Graytown,
and George and Mary Ann Bolte.
Oak Harbor, were Monday visitors
in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff
ford Snider.
Mrs. Alfred Thielke and Marilyn,
Lorain, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Rice and other local relatives
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell Schmitt
have named their new son, Gary
Franklin They are staying with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Sperber, for short time.
Mrs. Andrew Kleinhans will be
hostess when the Needlecraft club
meets in her home next Wednes-
day
Pamela Van Rensselaer,, Lake
side, has been staying with her
grandmother, Mrs. p. C. Van Rens-
selaer. while her mother, Mrs. John
Van Rensselaer,, and new daugh-
ter, Patricia, were patients in Ma
gruder hospital
County health officials were in
charge Of the pre-school clinic
held in the school house Wednes-
day.
Due to election next Tuesday,
the township trustees meeting will
be held in the township hall Mon
day night, May 8.
Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Oyer spent
the forepart Of the week visiting
relatives in Montpelier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hoffman
and daughters, Fremont, visited
her mother, Mrs. Anna Lehnertz,
Dew Drop Inn, Tuesday.
Among the building projects
now underway here is the en-
largement of Basiley's restaurant.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-04-30
All Leaders See
Model Meeting

Over l50 Ottawa County All
club advisors and officers were on
hand last Thursday night at Gray
town school TO watch and hear the
Ottawa County Older Rural Youth
present a model All CLUB meeting.
The model meeting was the fea-
ture. of the meeting which also in
cluded remarks by Betty Lou Spal-
ding, Home Demonstration Agent,
Earl. johnson, All Club Assistant,
Betty Brooks, Assistant, State Ali
Club Leader, and Vernon Patter-
son, County Agricultural Agent.
Those participating in the model
meeting included Roy Shatfer,
Zella Schiller, Dick Fought, Her
bert Gnepper, Peggy Burning, Earl
Moore, Charles Moore, Bill Tack,
Winona Schafer, Ronald Windisch,
and Dale Flick.
The purpose of this annual meet"
ing is to assist All club advisors
and officers in their function as
leaders in their respective clubs
during the coming year.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-04-30
GYPSUM

Ben Bahnsen and daughters
Mrs. Charles Mccormick and Mrs
Harold Sperber, spent Friday af'
ternoon in Toledo.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Meyer and
daughter, Oletha, of Dawson
Michigan, spent last week, Wed
nesday with Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Boss and daughters.
Miss Ella Hostrup of Toledo, ar
rived Saturday evening to spend
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Forest Gardner and son, Bob, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Singer and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Gulau had as
dinner guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.
Denver Rowley.
James Rowley spent Sunday
with Mrs. Rowley in Good Samar-
itan Hospital, Cincinnati.
Rev. and Mrs. H. Revere Cook
and son, Jimmy, of Oberlin, attend
ed the church bazaar and ham din
ner last week Thursday evening.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-04-30

tee of the patrol auxiliary, also
will head the Legion's new state
disaster relief committee. Other
members of this committee, also
members of the advisory group,
are: William s. Konold, Columbus; |;
Rossiter S. Williams, Oak Hill;
Martin V. Coffey, Middletown; JOS
eph V. Patterson, Findlay, and
James Y. Suhr, Cleveland.
Mr.. Hartpence is superintendent
Of the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors
Orphans Home. He and the other
committeeman hold the rank of
major in the patrol auxiliary and
are past state Legion commanders.
Expansion of the patrol auxil-
iary to include World War ii vet
Grams was authorized. Col. George
Mingle, superintendent of the
Ohio Highway Patrol, is setting up
a training program for recruits
and refresher course for older
members. Both training plans will
be followed by 40 hours of ex-
tended schooling. The subjects in
clude rescue, first aid, evacuation,
identification and transportation.
In communities where the pa
troll auxiliary is active, posts will
cooperate with it in organizing to
handle disaster. In others, it will
be up to the posts to take the ini-
tiative or help an. existing disas-
ter unit.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-04-30
Food Handlers
To Be Refreshed

A refresher course in sanitary
food handling for mattresses and
other restaurant help will be held
in the local high school, May II
and 13, under sponsorship of the
Ottawa county board of health.
Richard Dern, Port Clinton, san
itarian for Sandusky, will present
certificates from the Ohio State
department of health.
All eating establishments hav-
ing at least 80 per cent of their
personnel attending both sessions
will be on an approved list of pub
lie places for the vacatonland
trade. The list also will be sent
to the state fire marshaPs office
and to the Department of Liquor
Control.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-04-30
Legion Forms
Disaster Units

The American Legion of Ohio
has joined hands with the State
Highway Patrol and national civ
ilian defense planners to revive and
initiate disaster relief prepared
ness on a statewide scale.
In two-fold attack on the prob
lem, the state Legion urged its
750 local posts to form disaster
units, and the war-born Ohio High
way Patrol Auxiliary, composed
of Legiopnaires, was returned to
active duty after a year in reserve.
Aaron j. Holloran, of Spring
field, state Legion commander, an
nounced at Columbus headquarters
that Floyd r. Hartpenee, Xenia,
chairman of the advisory commit
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-04-30
Cancer Society
Meets Thursday

A meeting Of the Cancer Society
will be held this Thursday evening
at 80 o'clock in the Warner Hotel at
Oak Harbor, according to an an
nouncement by the county presi-
dent, Drl. Harriet Howes. 1t will be
an open meeting at which time re-
ports from all areas will be given
and new members accepted.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-04-30
SEE PAGE 3
FOR MORE
COMMUNITY NEWS

er-Daughter Banquet, Peace
Lutheran church, Thurs, May 6, at
$50 p. m. Adults $i.00, children
G5c. Only 100 reservations TAX
en-. Call Mrs. Howard Fillinger,
9i67, or Mrs. Frederick Below, 221
Oak st. Reservations must be in
by Monday, May 3. 10-2t
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-10-06
LAKEVIEW P.T.A.

A riot of color met ones
eye at the Fourth Annual Flow
err Show of the Lakeview
P.T.A. Tuesday evening, Sep
TENDER 18th.
Mr.. Murdoch of Zion and
Mr.. Leatherman of Waukegan
judged the exhibits which were
arranged on tables in the halls
of the first floor and the base
ment. Special award went to
Mrs. Krehveil's Third Grade;
Honorable Mention to Mrs.
Petrilli's First Grade, while
Miss Kohlbrick's Fourth Grade
took First prize, Mrs. Huth's
Fourth Grade had Second prize
and Miss Skrdlant's Second
Grade got Third prize. Later
in the evening, Mr.. Leather
man told how they judged the
exhibit. Many valuable sug-
gestions were given.
After the usual opening ex-
ercises presided over by the
president, Mrs. Herbert Grul-
Ike, the two sixth grades taught
by Mrs. Travers and Miss Brau-
er presented a musical pro-
gram with a Spanish flavor.
The program chairman, Mrs. 7
.. G. Tanner, presented the
outline of the programs for
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-10-06
The TheOCrat

the year. The general theme
for the year is Laying Firm
Foundations. The flower
show laid Foundations of Ap-
probation for our Creator.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-10-06

Mrs. Howard Marshall gave
a report on the Hot Lunch pro-
gram, which will begin opera
ton October 4th. Mrs. Eloise
CONTINUED on page 10Y
Evening star., 1948-06-06
HOUSES UhFURhisHEp.

MICHIGAN PARK HILLS-3- bedroom, .
i5ory ss rex sstaehed &" ned home bloek from
s-BEDRooM detached SAr Srick: o'iv siivep liver
Spring; large fenced yard: no objection
to to children; $3.50 month on lease, sH
DUPONT CIRCLE-Larse town house,
asRNANbEz 9S Afs fsro sroker aDI bu ss75 s754 Call
occupancy; close to wis. ave; and All
senysr eSny mr. ,ISo EavaI HOSPITAL snd Pges Health
MiccHiexNi n Park Park HILLS, / block -r from
p. G line, in Maryland-1 bus fare,
detached brick home: nice. shade; only
$40 mo, on 2.yr. lease to- responsible
FAILS Rzfy 6atRea RH sas AhEapm Am to P Brick ..
pansion attic, near, stores, and transp,
sSrgH.S T'f e ,s $3.50 ss
eorchss. open and slassed in; sap of buPne?, 1asn
ya sHme n poie to and bs painting n
advance; state. size of family and other
GfstiReG d1sHils gg1 471c ~ Star
able August bedrms. ana 9'tbsMhA'aai baths oil
heat: Sll5. Box 145-D, Star.
P0Ss. JUNE 1o-colonel being transf
qnfurn., containing lge. iiv rm, with firepi, >
dinette, well equipped kit. 9 bedrms. and
bath; mr.. Army and Navy commissarv on
Duke st extended; children welcome ls-
mo. lease if desired: military clause; SI22
per mo. To inspect: Drive through Alexar-
dria on Wash. st. to Duke St, right on
Duke about miles to golf driving rance
R. L., RHINE REALTY CO, 6O7 Prince
St; Alex TE. 1926; ewes, TIE. 416s.
NEW HOME. never been occupied: Silver
Spring: det. brick, 4 rms. and paneled den.
full bath, powder rm on 1st A. sun deck
Ind f.; porch on lst A.; lge. back yard;
LET pf Ipl1,
S175 per mo-; furn available EN-. slid,
call mornings or after Il u m
Evening star., 1948-06-06
APARTMENTS uhFuRhIsHEp.

UNFURNISHED APT, 1s43 Monroe St
n.e.-Spacious living room two large
bedrooms, kitchen and private bath. cool;
restricted area; $1o0 mo-, utilities in
DUPLEX APT. bedrooms. bath. kitchen
dining. room, porch: Sl25. Can be seen
Dol 6ou SEed0Gh YoU HAVE T HOUSE dH E II TO SELL in
nearby ys If So we have ave an apt to
UNFURNIsHED APT, Congress Heights,
for employed couple; two rooms and kit,
bvt. bath, in owners gentle Protestant
s9me s95 per p't,eS mo sn Box 45sc se Starr "0 8.
FOR , SETTLED GIRLS. n.e-Appl1ca-
tions being taken, modern kit, bath. liv
rear; m mr.. i-fare stop on streetcars: gas
heat; S54 50 incl. all utilities except
phone; gar. avail. SIS extra; state age.
where employed; avail. about July Box
MODERN MODE UNFURN. APT: rms, bath
and kit, considerate adult couple: avail
able July l. no pets; nearby Arlington,
GoLoREDGs.BEDRM. hSf nsnD sIsEM APTs., $50 so per
mo deposit, Of $500 reg reg. 1922, 49, Central
possession June 18th. Ascent on premises
10 am. to 6 pm. to take applications
CONN. AND NEBR. AvFs.-4-room apt,
S11O per mo-. SIS allowed for. care of
property; adult family: newly decorated.
Boy 4a9-C, Star.
DUPONT ClRCLE-Cround moor, attrac-
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cleo. kit. and dinette, newly dec, bath,
laundry facil., utilities; S1o0. Box 265-D,
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wooded lot on upper 18th st. NV; $50 mo.
Call MR. JOLLES, Ia. Sa79.
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UNFURNISHED basement apt. utilities
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Evening star., 1948-06-06
COUNTRY BOARD.

ZONE OAK"-Room, board by week. 2
in heart of Shenandoah Valley; greyhound
bus service Phone 4Os-F-@n. or write
MRS O. NJ ZIRKLE. New Market. Va. -,
children for simmer vacation. Ashton
REST AND QUIET IN modern home Ideal
for convalescents; innerspring mattdeSSe~
STYLE: !. miles to village shows. bathing
and fisning. Greyhound bus stops at door
exchaneed. rate. 80 per day. MASSA-
NUTTFN LODGE, Ri. >, Box u, Edinburg
Va Phone 5o1-F-O2.
BOARD BOYS, 90, safe. good 1000 ano
care swimming. play supervised. SIS Wk
Phone Worthington 619-J-5 or write /. B
PFAFF. Reisterstown, Nd.
OPENINGS for limited number guests az
FOR reservation. Box 491-C, Star.
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

EXCHANGE I-BEDRM. APT. in Washington
for same in New York; rent, $50 or under.
Phone MRS; SAxToN, AD; $500 5
suburbs, in exchange for a 2-bedroom
apartment, Washington or vicinity. Ex.
IMMEDIATELY, a 2-bedroom
apt. in modern apt. building. in vicinity of
Penna. and Alabama aves. Sc, in exchange
for, | or , bedroom apt; in modern apt.
2-BEDRM. unfurn;, apt, Greenwich Village
section N. Y. C. for equivalent in D. c,
Arlington or Fairfax. Call MR.. ANDREWS,
Ma. $500, Sun, LIS pm; weekdays, 80.
WILL EXCHANGE 1-REDRM. APT, down.
town for similar in Chevy Chase area
BRANDoN M s-BEDRM. apt. near FIT.
Myer Va. for 1-bedrm. apt. or duplex
Washington; No O32a. ,,,,. :.
change for apt; in Chicasos; accessible. to
Melrose Park. Box 412-C: Star
NEW YORK CITY FOR WASHINGTON
Apt. 3, R. & B.. Riverside drive. near
Columbia University, N. Y. C.; rent ap-
prox $50 per mo; available June 20; lease
through 1919; exchange for apt. same SIZE
Washington, nearby Va. or Md w. Z.
MULLINS. 1928 Savannah pl. se.' Az