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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-03
Halliday Closing
Seems Abolished
In Local Stores

Wednesday afternoon closing by
London business houses seemed to
be becoming thing of the past as
more than Is stores remained open
all day Wednesday The number of
stores which were open for busi-
ness is the largest in many years,
observers said.
A check showed that while sew
eral stores were still closing We'd
nesday afternoon, a much larger
number are open all day A run
down of all businesses showed that
purchases of almost all products
and merchandise can be made.
Businesses remaining open were:
groceries, service stations, drug
stores, garages, farm supplies and
machinery, tire stores, dry clean
ers, restaurants, taverns. clothing
stores, florist shops, general mer-
chandise, dairies, lumber yards.
plumbers, grain elevators, machine
shops, welding shops, farm equip
ment, auto dealers, appliance
stores and many smaller business
houses. All court house offices
were open as we'll as several law
offices and doctors offices.
Explaining his views on the SIT
uatlon, one merchant stated. TT
looks like the honeymoon is over
We're staying open for one DUR
pose and one purpose only-to do
more business if possible. We feel
that we are entitled to do as we
please. It's free country isn't it ?
After all, if a farmer or ANYBODY
else wants something, he wants II
right now and we're ready to give
him what he wants"
Recently, the Arp store started
staying open Wednesday afternoon
and several other groceries i'm
mediately followed suit. It was
noted that among other business
ciasslfications, appliance stores and
certain other stores have started
staying open also.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-03
Eddings Funeral
Tuesday 2 P. M.

Albert Eddings, 70, died Satur-
DAY night at his home in Mt. Sterl-
ing. He leaves his widow. Mrs
Eadie Eddings; two sons, Harold
ana Clarence; two daughters, Mrs.
LaVerne Near and Mrs. Lavenina
Gilmore; one brother, Jeff of Illi-
nols; three sisters, Mrs. Cora
charlton Mrs. Jennie Matheny and
Mrs. Opal Clifton.
Funeral services at 200 pm.
Tuesday at the Snyder Funeral
Home, Mt. Sterling. Interment in
the Mt. Sterling Cemetery.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-03
Open Scout Fund
Drive Oct. 20

The annual drive for funds for
the Boy Scouts of America will
take place on Monday, October 20,
according to Wilbur Hume, district
chairman.
Those in charge of the drive are:
Earl Robinson, county finance
chairman; Robert L. CLANCY, Lon
don finance chairman; Palmer
Phillips, Mt. Sterling, and Harold
Harris, West Jefferson. Plain City
is affiliated with the Union county
organization.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-03
4-H Jamboree
At Lafayette

The County wide All Jamboree
scheduled for Saturday evening.
October IL, at the Lafayette school
was planned Monday evening by
35 or more older All club men,
bers.
The program will include round
and square dancing with Brownies
Orchestra from Sedalia furnishing
the music; fish pond; cake walks;
movie for the little folks; and re-
freshments for all. Proceeds from
the dance will be used to defray
the expenses of the s and 10 year
All club members two-day trip to
Jackson's Mill, West Virginia.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-03
Youth Group To
Promote Safety

An organization known as Mad
ison Rural Youth, has for its Of
ficers, Bob Doty, president; Teddy
Meeker, vice president; Martha
Sells, secretary-treasurer; Joan
Boss, news reporter; Richard
Clark, social chairman; Beverly
Ashmore and Willis Bush, recrea-
ton committee.
A board of directors made up of
one person from each township,
chose the name MRY for the group
and other important matters in
setting up the organization.
Among the highlights of the
years program were, choosing of
six safety survey teams, with a
primary purpose of trying to make
farmers conscious of safety, who
competed in county, district and
state contests.
A recreation party for the Mad
ison County Children's Home given
July %, afforded much enjoyment
for the children; skating party in
Washington c. H., was an event of
April. In addition to all these fea-
lures, the group has sponsored
money making affairs.
Among outstanding speakers of
the year were, Mrs. Vernon Royce,
supervising nurse of the Madison
County Department of Health and
Pierre Vincent from France.
A Halloween party is scheduled
for Wednesday, October % at the
Oak Run Grange Hall.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-03
S+ork Faster Than
80 Miles An Hour!

SPRINGFIELD, O., Sept. 30
R,-David L. Snyder, "a, of South
Vienna, now knows the stork flies
faster than 80 miles an hour.
Snyder drove his automobile
that fast last night but before he
could get to Springfield City Hos
pital, his wife, Leora, "a, gave birth
to a six-pound, eight-ounce daugh-
ter, Elaine Dee.
Mrs. Snyder was unaided. 81
was going so and / couldn't help"
Said Snyder.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-03
Sterling Away,
Jefferson Home

Mt. Sterling gridders, who chalk
ed up a victory in their Mid-Six
League opening contest with
Frankfort last Friday, are billed to
meet the Bremen Oilers on the lat
ter's field this Friday evening, Oct.
3.
West Jefferson Rough Riders,
who were blanked by University
High last week are scheduled for
a contest with Frankfort High on
the Jefferson field.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-03
Rain SubnormaI
Total 2.56 Here

Precipitation during September
was 2.56 inches or 0.43 inch below
normal, Leonard McNeal, weather
observer for this area reported
Wednesday. The maximum temp
erature recorded during the month
was 80 degrees on Sept. IL and 13
The minimum temperature was
50 on three days of the month.
Sept. %, "a, and 81.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-03
New Mail Truck
Operated Here

Something new has been added
to equipment of the London post
office.
A standard mail truck for de-
livery of parcel post, special de-
liveries and relay mail, made its
maiden trip here Wednesday, Octo-
Der 1, according to Postmaster G..
G. Schlechty.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-03
Sues For S20,510
In Traffic Mishap

James n Williamson, Railroad
Street, Plain City, has filed suit in
Madison county common pleas
court against Dan A. Miller, Plain
City RID. 2, seeking S20,51O
damages in an automobile accident.
Williamson charges the defend
ant with negligence in driving his
horse and buggy without a lighted
lamp or lantern when his car and
the buggy collided on November
Is, 1850, about 10 miles north of
the intersection of the Plain City
Georgesville Road and u. S. Route
40 in West Jefferson.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-03
Join Navy

James Starbuck, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Starbuck, West Fourth
Street and John Gloyd, son of Mrs.
Viola Gloyd, West High Street,
have entered the United States
Navy and are starting their train
ing at Bainbridge, Maryland
Graduates of the 1852 class of
London High School, their identical
addresses are, James Starbuck, Sr.
and John Gloyd Sr, 42nd Bait,
4th Reg. Co 202, Bks 424, USNTC,
Bainbridge. Maryland.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-03
Boy. Is. Held In
Theft of Auto

A 15-year old colored boys pos
session of an allegedly stolen auto
was of brief duration Tuesday.
Police Chief German Clark nab
bed Lucius Sims, Is, at $40 am.
Tuesday in London along with the
1851 Chrysler auto, Chief Clark
said had been taken from a park
ing lot in Marion at 800 am.
Tuesday.
Sims was released to the Marion
police.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-03
Mrs. Geo. Nelson
Dies Wednesday

Mrs. George Nelson, Lafayette
Plain City Road, north of London,
died in Mt. Carmel Hospital, Wed
nesday night at ten o'clock.
Mrs. Nelson had been in i'll
health since she fell and broke her
hip about two years ago. She had
been in the hospital for three
weeks.
Surviving are her husband and
one son, Mac Trawick, of New
York City.
Arrangements for private funeral
services at the Kennedy Funeral
Home in Bellefontaine, her former
home, are incomplete.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-03
FIREM EN- CALLED

Firemen were called to the John
Shaw residence. SO S. Madison Rd.,
early Thursday morning when an
oil stove went out of control Or
blew up" according to the fire.
men. No damage was reported. The
fire was quickly extinguished.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-03
Madison Lodge Centennial
At West jefferson Oct. II

lister, Miami Avenue Presbyterian
Church, Columbus, will be the
principal speaker at the evening
program of the Centennial Cele-
bration of Madison Lodge No. 221,
F. and A. M. at West Jefferson,
Saturday, October II.
DR.. Kirker is a Past Grand
Chaplain, Grand Lodge, F.&A.M.
of Ohio and a retired chaplain of
the 37th Division.
Sessions of the Centennial pro-
gram will be in the Masonic Tenn
pie, go East Main ST., West Jeffer-
son and in the High School audi
torium.
The registration will be at the
Temple 200 to 800 pm. with the
lodge opening scheduled for 500
pm. The session will include re-
ception of Grand Master William
H. Judd of Cincinnati and other
guests followed by the historical
resume and events pertaining to
the centennial.
Dinner will be served in the
high school cafeteria from $50 to
7:30, according to the Centennial
program.
A special entertainment feature
will be presented in the school
auditorium at 8:55 through ar
rangement with a Colum m S
agency after which the Masons
will be addressed by DR.. Kirker.
Madison Lodge, observing its
Tooth anniversary with the Oct. II
program, was instituted Feb. 10,
1852 and chartered Oct. % of that
year.
The program states in part, "Un-
der dispensation on February 10,
1852 Madison Lodge No. 221, F &
A. M. started a century of continu-
Gus operation and service to the
community in the old Simpson
building, lot No. 9. They were,
however, under dispensation as
Hubbard Lodge u. D. in honor of
the M. w. Brother William Hub
bard, who was Grand Master of
Masons of Ohio at that time.
"They were chartered Madison
Lodge No. 221 at the above men,
toned location on October %, 1852
by action of the Most Worshipful
Grand Lodge which had convened
at Chillicothe, Ohio.
They remained in this location
until May, 1860, at which time a
move was made to the John Hoe
building, lot No. 2. They operated
in this location until August /,
1909. On this date they moved to
the Gregg Building, lot No. 4,
where they operated until June,
1851, at which time we moved to
our present location, which was
formerly the Ben Hoe Bldg, now
owned by the West Jefferson
Temple Association.
Entertainment for the ladies,
who will also join the gentlemen
for the dinner and evening pro-
gram, will be musical tea and
fashion show at the Methodist
Church. This event is scheduled
for 200 to $50 pm. The West
Jefferson Chapter No. 492 Order
of Eastern Star, has a member
ship of 144. Mary Strother is
Worthy Matron.
Officers of Madison Lodge are
Worshipful Master, c. j. Shook;
Senior Warden, George Baber;
Junior Warden, Ellis Chambers;
Secretary, Paul B. Holway; Treas
urer, E. E. Gregg; Senior Deacon
Donald Bidwell; Junior Deacon
w. C. McNutt; Tyler, Frank Will
cox; Chaplain, Rev. George Eley;
Senior Stewart, Charles Byerly;
Junior Steward, G. S. Yeater, and
Trustees, Wayne Biggert, Donald
Strothers and Frank Wilcox.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-03
On Furlough

Cpl. Samuel Hubbard, who has
been in Korea for two years and
II months, is home on furlough
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Hubbard, 72 Riley Avenue.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-03
SURGERY 8 PATIENT
DISCOVERY

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Golden,
North Oak Street. were called to
Van Vert Tuesday, where their
daughter. Mrs. c. D. Hines. under
went a major operation at Van
Vert County Hospital.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-03
Is Local Stores Stay Open
On Wednesday Afternoons
Award Trophies
At Club Monday

The October calendar for the
London Country Club will open
Monday night with a dinner which
will take the place of the regular
First Monday Speakers night for
the men.
Golf trophies for the year will be
awarded following the dinner.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-03
PLAN CARNIVAL

Midway PTO announced today
they have plans underway for
Halloween Carnival at the school
Saturday, Oct. 25.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-03
LEAVES HOSPITAL

Max Dworkin has returned to
his home, 108 North Madison Rd.,
from University Hospital. where he
was a patient for blood TRANSMISSION
and treatment.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-03
QUICK SALE!

Mrs. &. n. of Paint Township
Writes:
GOT $40 for our used re-
frigerator thanks to an ad I'm
your paper. Best way in the
world to sell things :"
QUICK, COURTEOUS sERv-
ICE GIVEN FOR ALL cLAs-
SlFiED ADS. CALL 81 OR a.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-03
IN HOSPITAL

Frank Adams, 70 East Lincoln
Avenue, has entered Mt. Carmel
Hospital for observation. His room
number is $50.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-03
e OUR
"a TOWN

@# IOVVV
DISCOVERY
Patient in a hospital out in
st. Louis (St. Joseph's Hos
pital which is located across
the street from st. Peters
High School) came out of the
anesthetic just as the high
school band struck up for
parade. Bewildered the patient
said, II hear music"
Now, now, don't get excit-
ed" said the nun in attend
ance, That's just st. Peters
band playing"
The patient lay perfectly
still for moment and then
jubilantly cried out, II MADE
ITw
PoME
From a good citizen of old
London town comes this little
gem of verse:
"Handbills, broadsides and
postal cards,
Blowing and wasted in all
our yards,
Do they think We'll shop
their store,
By causing us an extra
chore?
Businesswise, 1t doesn't
make sense,
To insult the buyers intelli-
gence!
Best feed this litter to the
goats,
Than try to force it down
our throats!
Someday we're going to have
a sale,
Consisting of one large paper
bale,
Send us not another mailer,
Or we'll pass law and call
the jailer!"
OLD AGE
An old lady, 78. had the mis-
fortune of falling and break
ing her hip. The doctor placed
her In east and warned her
that she would be unable to
20 up and down stairs for at
least 6 months-if ever. The
little old girl got along fine
and after the allotted period
asked if she might use the
stairs again for the first time
"I'm awfully tired OF
shinnying up and down the
drainpipe," she said.
HuMMNN!
After all an optimist is no.
thing more than a guy with a
joint checking account.
MEDICINE
Old Haywood Snugg, the
man who introduced DR.. Jekyll
to Mr.. Hyde, has come up with
a new discovery mixes
DDT with aspirin and peddles
the concoction as a sure cure
for lousy headaches!
MARRIAGE
See by the papers that 400
pound wrestler married a gal
weighing but 80. Masher?
OUCH!
Worst joke of the week con-
Germs a one-armed carpenter
who holds the nails in his
mouth and hammers the back
of his head. Flat-faced little
fellow but seemingly very
happy even though he has an
allergy to wool and sneezes
profusely when tacking down
carpets
PoLLYTIcks
A Republican is a guy who
was brought up on the wrong
side of the TAX.
PEOPLE
People are funny. We cite
the case wherein a cat climbs
a tree to escape a dog. Every
one feels sorry for the cat :.
poor thing. So they call the
fire department to come and
get it down. Now, after the cat
is rescued from the tree, no
one will accept the cat, even
as gift. 1t is turned loose to
shift for itself until another
dog chases it up another tree
whereby the whole perform
ance is repeated. In other
words, it is only the degree of
misfortune that in teres I S
people not misfortune
itself.
LAST WORD
If you would have the world
beat a path to your door-in-
vent q better MOUTHTRAP.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-03
Weather

Fair in west. some eIoudiness
in fhe eosf portion. Fair and
cold tonight with a chance
Of frost in the southeast por-
fion. Lowest 3o-35 southeast
ond 35-40 in wesf and north
portions. Saturday increasing
eloudiness windy and wormer.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-03
Associa+ed Press

Full Associofed Press Ieos-
ed wire service for sfofe. no
fionoI and world news. The
Associated Press is entitled
exclusively TO use all loeoi
news in fhis newspaper.
Evening star., 1952-03-25
ROOMS hoUSEKEEpINc

25o0 12th ST. N.w.-Bsmt. bedrm.,
2Ia7 r 81. MW.--Lge. front studio
rm.. rsfgr.. radio, Nv. sSi. Small
44l8 14th ST. NV. Nicely furn
Ink; rn.. refgr. and hot plate, for
oN% oS1ppls ] Or 2 girls; RA: 5000. --27
Ink. quiet person; S35. 1915
one oSHsun9is IaRda, e, R;T. RM., running s water.
gas stove. .elec. refgr., newly dec,
quiet couple, $50. 1349 Col. I'd.
1909 COLUMBIA RID. N.w.-Nieely NwNTic
iuTn ENC. apt. lin apt. bldg. ia.
1tsi CLIFTON ST. N.w.-Dbl. rm.,
windows. stove refgr.. laund.; baby
Ok; S13 wk. Ho. 9507 after 8 p I'm.
sGL.. RUNNING WATER, Ink; pvt
Quiet girl. $35. 1349 Columbia
one lsi asTTUtDIo RIM, sink, stove. IsS refsr
Quiet cple.. $50. 1349 Columbia
1aaes a ik X. T.. AVE. .N.w.-rurnisssed s
sses q ouE ts 81. b. N.w.osinsis c9 sEssi room
frsn.dl Srd floor; o al Laundry griyyii.; eonv
hot plate and refer.; near transp.
large closet: unlim. phone. RIA. 1884
1104 L ST. N.W.-Nos. 8 and 4
Teas. priced with cooking facilities
WxrkrnA EsS Il APT 3 natjNiaotp1 e 1l6s s 900 q cal
421 ST. N.E:--Entire 3d-hoor front
MISUNDERSTANDING rms, pvt. bath
ONE FRONT LIGHT ROOM. Sink
stove, refgr:: $1O.25 wk.; 604 q Sc
CLOSE M. 50 i. l. AVE. N.E.-com.
porch; refgr.: twin beds; TV. radio
phone and all utilities; SO wk. ed.
DU. 1909. pr
MacARTHUR BLVD, comb. liy.-bed.
rm., also kit. -dinette. All utils Incl.
$3.50 week. EN-. 6664. --27
Evening star., 1952-03-25
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

aIs r ST. N.E.-Two rooms; ali utiis.
IHrn. rn. near transD.: adults only.
LGH. Gs sunny sunny. 1st a. front m. 20. for
sss7 sssS7 cossr asss .ss AVE- SsEHi Ii.zsa iara: r.
cup; $3.50 mo. See ten. in bsrnt.
apt. after 9 pm. or call ME. 54O2.
6I3 4th ST. N.E.Large rooms for
rent; gentlemen only; convenient To-
COLORED-BEAUTIFUL dee. m rm. : for
cpie.. girls or 2 men, with kit,
ave. n;ss Brookland. DE. 62se OF
on N sSIRI; RIM. e, employed issdy.
NICE coMFoR1TaBiIiEi afsS 11n Ii rs SINGLE Or
double room; convenient to trans
NPSE NRPSSasailSR LARGE ROOM, nc; sar 7gfs IL Carl.
MEN On GNLYmNs. ii navy AZ; S1sDS9 1sfd,9 i biz.
RIIvils, III, age Ais. 4. Isa:stSss12,ns .Ss7s
LSE; ~ ah. InL. STUDIO BEDRM.. unlim-
Rec. Station and bus stop. AK. 1867
sun. and after $3.50 pm. week days.
616 G ST. s.E.-Nicely furn single
next next nasf Dasn; clean @ pyt; home; RensIe-
SIS msp h. PA SaRoEEENA4 E 4sli agE. s.r-s.sssSna
floor; kit. .privils. optional. After 6
cSn Z; ;1n oREnMsyINeaIny RTEsnssdsyS; any tine sun; 25.
Transportation. for refined lady.
cSLosED@e1ssslsl 81 oasEEfse; ssll s5ssF oMENs Pr Fn-Doz
BILE. room and single: home privils. !:
will accept child. Call after 5 sat-
urday, all day Sunday. Ii. 4-SI40.
CDLORED-4O?0 BLAINE ST. NE
Large room for empl. couple or 2
men; soay. eong. transp.. home privils.
C0LoRED@e QUINCY PL. N.F.1Al, NF
priyileges; suit. employed couple. AD.
COLORED - NICELY FURN. front
room, for employed people. iii.
7-Oo74. --27
Evening star., 1952-03-25
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

WANTED IN APRIL by British
family, in NV. area; minimum 4
PEGS: paths and recr. rm.. fur
n'Tasd 0l fp5S Homes NrEpEDaw. p2s
have fine tenants for homes in near
ais; no delay. For complete rental
HAY CO.. 81. 6242. -25
EXECUTIVE desires 2 to . room
house, furnished or unfurnished: in
North or East Washington or in Col
lege Park; occupancy, June 18th.
BOX 26S, Adams. Mass. "7s
AGENT HAS CLIENTS for furnished
and unfurnished houses In the
for clients who want to be placed
Immediately. Cali MR.. WERNER at
DI. 1900 or ewes. at 10. 2-6625.
HOME, NV, Nd,
Bethesda area; Must have. 8 bed
rooms and what goes with them,
81 l35.l 90. Reply Box BIT. star. 25'
WANTED ABOUT JUNE go, years
fs'asnsd s. near sssasf sss%5fGetsSssa sssss soo
monthly. Phone EN- 0S26. 29s
unfurnished house,
large living room. dining room. II
brary.. 4 or 8 master bedrooms.
3 or 4 shower and tub baths: full
PssemsntM soS aeoM ssS Gar garage; ions- e. lease
HOUSES NEEDED-Unfurn.. D. C,
and Nd. SS5-S200. Call Rental
Mgr. WO. 1900. THOS. L. PHILLIPS
UNFURN1SHED HOUSE. three or four
bedrm. by permanent area fam
lily, children; prefer Va, NV, OF
Md: with large yard and washing
machine; near good private or pub
lie grade school; to $175. FA. 2g07
Evening star., 1952-03-25

LARGE DOUBLE FRONT room, dress
sT sesvo E aFS ~ run weeEiy eEiyate bath opy ssy
pont circle. DE. s4ss. 'uss on as %
1916 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Fine food
men or girls; $50 month. EIec.
Miss WsILER, mS' pu. isS sSse vaschsiss chs1ss
COLUMBIA RD. NV, 2OOf-Nice
clean room. young govt. empl.: attr
dining rm.. recr. rm., TV. CO. 2493,
MANSION CLUE in the EMBASSY y0a sec.
tion,. best Of food, famous for their
not biscuits with every dinner. $50
mo: s2230 Mass. ave. 31
for elderly person; fun information.
WENDELL TER. - We have Z fev
vacancies in pleasant rms; excel
meals. transp. TV; SIS Wk. MRS.
JULIA GRAHAM, mgr, MI. 94S5.
1912 18th ST N.W.---Dble. rms. and
vacancies to share for young men
or young women: walking distance
downtown: excellent meals, pleasant
home atmosphere. CO. $3.50.
COLONY CLUB, 3032 N ST. NV
Vacancies for refined Government
Girls. Stately old GEORGETOWN home;
good home cooking and TV; conv
transp. MI. 9745. --31
1891 18th N.W.--Laree dble. for men;
vacancy for girl; selective menus;
LARGE LARGsSE'G1iS. WELL FURN. rm., mod. Inn.
provements. best home cooked food,
Tv. piano. Cple. pref. DU. 0625:
Evening star., 1952-03-25
THE PARKS

1918 RHODE ISLAND NV.
suites for transients2 large adjoin-
Ing rooms. pvt. entrance and bath;
person. q RE sda!ssi ais7 : day aJ Bss
MERIDIAN HILL HOTET
18th AND EUCLID. Co 1000.
FINEST EXCLUSIVE HOTEL FOR
WOMEN CoMPLETE HOTEL AND
IEl.EpHONE SERVICE. ALL OUT
S1pE SIP ROOMS BEAUTIEULLY FUR.
TWiN-BED ROOMS AT S1.75 PFE
DAY PER PERSON. f2 10 a
hl0Ml.
PRINCE KARL HOTEL
1901 Z ST. NV. RIGHT DOWN.
TOWN--Newiy decor; phone 24-ilr
switchboard; sgles.. dbles.: reas
rates. Ex. 7725. =
IC0LORED-18 BRYANT ST. NV
LARGE front room. newly decorated
Also other rooms. CO. $500. --2f
COLORED-FURN. ROOM for counIs
sS ad lndiss siteI ~ i DriBYIls BH Ssll beioE.
iCOLORED-Large and single rms. fol
empl: persons: kit. privils.; nr. I4tf
and Irving. To. 2O73 after 8. ---22f
lCOLORED--535 KENYON sT.--Rms
Tor l or 2 persons. In q clean, re,
conoRhSs c6aeS eHsae; TA ARds$N1fe d$1e- INNS a.,
beds in ea. can Nj. M 4os7 Sss an txls Has
sa.i ;s2H. ft5ss NM. nSSfd1s X Sis,
home, all priyileges: 1853 Mcnros
coIoREbkAIRsSsfE eiT a Issf iissI front 3 foom S Inc,
porch. 2 girls or couple; privileges
COLORED-NICE LGE. RM. on Bel,
mont st.; twin beds near bath; i or /
empl; adults; conv. transp. LU
iCOL0RED - 31O1 GEORGIA Ave
N.W.-Sgle. rm. with kit. and iiv
RA. 61S5, after 4:30. -27
tC0LORED-LGE. FURN. RIM. for re.
fined cple., in exchange for ligh
services; rooming house. AD. 1888