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Harry Cooper Is Favored in Chicago Open

Six Ryder Cup Players in $10,000 Tourney Which Opens Today.

By United Press CHICAGO, July 23.—A baldish little man with a bagful of tricks led the largest field in the history of | golf over the Medinah Country Club's two tournament courses today in the first round of the $10,000 Chicago Open. Lighthorse Harry Cooper, leading | money winner of the season and on | his record the best player in the | nation, was a 6-to-1 favorite. | He faced an army of golfers ex- | pected to reach 500, including six | members of America's victorious Ryder Cup team, the intercollegiate | champion, Mildred (Babe) Didrik- | son, a one-armed player and an 11- | year-old boy. { There was no way to check the | exact size of the field until the first round is completed late today. The finishers will play 18 holes again tomorrow to determine the 50 lowscoring professionais and 25 best amateurs for the final 36 holes Sundav, Chief stumbling blocks ahead of | Cooper appeared to be the Ryder Cup contingent headed by Ralph Guldahl, who won the U. S. Open with a record 281 at Birmingham, | Mich. Guldahl shook off his sea legs in & hurry yesterday, coasting over the first nine holes of Medinah's tough No. 3 course at even par in his first | venture since the British Open. Coupled with the U. S. Open King at 8 to 1 was Sam Snead of White Sulphur Springs, W. Va, who appeared to have the open won until Guldahl came in with his 281. Other short-priced contenders were Henry Picard of Hershey, Pa. | who would catch up with Cooper's | money-winning total if he won the | $3000 first prize; Horton Smith and Ky Laffoon of Chicago; Gene Sara- | zen of Brookfield Center, Conn. Johnny Revolta of Chicago and Jimmy Thomson, Shawnee-on-Dela-ware, Pa.

Amateur Gets a 69

Laffoon and Thomson have trained well for the tournament. Each posted 71's, one over par, on | course No. 1 this week. Pat Sawyer, Minneapolis professional, reported another 71, while Joe Paletti of Winchester, val came in with the lone 69. The amateur entrants were led hy Chick Harbart, who dived 20 under par in winning the Michigan State title; Fred Haas and Paul | Leslie of Louisiana State, Johnny Lehman and Johnny Dawson of Chicago. A special concession—driving off | the front tee on one water hole— was granted Don Dunkelberger, 11, of Greensboro, N. C., but Jimmy Nicholls, New York's one-armed star, will play | it Straight.

All- Star Grid Poll Has New Leaders

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By United Press CHICAGO, July 23 -—-New leaders appeared at five positions today in the nation-wide balloting to pick a team of collegians to battle the Green Bay Packers in the fourth annual all-star game Sept. 1. Merle Wendt, Ohio State end: Max Starcevich, Washington guard; Mike Basrak, Duquesne center: Sammy Baugh. Texas Christian | quarterback, and Bobby Larue, Pittsburgh's star halfback, all were displaced. Voting ends tomorrow. The standings of the leaders: Ends—Tinsley, Louisiana State», 297.842: Kelley, Yale, 286.396: Wendt wp State, Antil, Minnesota. 278.273. { s-—Daniell, 303.446; Ham-

Pittsburgh, Notre Dame, 292817; rich Ohio State, 286,254; Widseth, Minn2sota, 279.113 | Guards—Reid, Northwestern, 280,307; | Glassford, Pittsburgh, 273,764; Lautar, No- | tre Dame, 267,158; Starcevich, Washington, | 266.892. Centers—Svendsen, Minnesota, 223524; Basrak. Duquesne, 217.802 | Quarterbacks — Wilkinson, Minnesota, 257.192; Huffman, Indiana, 248116, | Halfbacks—Drake, Purdue, 253,296: LaRue, Pittsburgh, 247.653; Haines, ng | ton. 242.802: Buivid, Marquette, 226.483, Pullbacks—Francis. Nebraska 318.473; Danbom Notre Dame, 221,752. i

BOONEVILLE HORSE WINS 2:12 PACE

| ka River

Times &pecial COLUMBUS, Tnd., Hedgewood Direct, owned by W. Brvant, Booneville, won the 2:12 pace in straight heats at the county | fair here yesterday in 2:05!2, 2:06. and 2:05% Calumet Fieber, =a horse, won the 2:18 trot, Gratan owned by L. V. Morristown took the pace in straight heats. mary: 2:18 Thot

Fieber; second, Kate

Kennion; third, Eleanor S. Time. 2:08% 2:12 purse

Pace $300) —Pirst, Miss Hedgewood Direct: second, J. T. B.: thira, Dobbindale. Time, 2:05, | Three-Year-Old Pace (purse $300) —Fire! Retty Grattan: second, Lavonne C. Grat- | tan; third, Jack F. Braden. Time. 2:11.

RHODIUS WINS, 11-1, | IN WATER POLO TILT

With K. McLaughlin leading the scoring Rhodius trounced Willard, 11 to 1, in a City Recreation Water Polo League game last night in the | Ellenberger Pool. Garfield eked out a 2-to-0 victory | over Ellenberger in the second game | with Mathews and Barkhaus star- |

ring for the winners.

July 23.—Miss | |

Minnesota | and Betty Hauk of | 3-year-old | The sumPirst

(purse $300) Columet

| are muddy. { tle cloudy.

| are clear.

| streams are muddy.

| River is high and muddy also in

| Pork is muddy. | and Indian Creeks are clearing up | some.

| dy.

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All Restrictions Lifted By Local

This year's annual amateur golf | tournament will be played Aug. 22, Aug. 28 and 29 and Sept. 4, 5 and | 6, John D. McClure, Indianapolis | Public Links Association president, | announced today, | For the first time in local history, the tournament is to be open to all | amateurs in the city and its sub- | urbs with entries subject, as usual, | to approval by the Indianapolis | Public Links Association. Holding | the tournament on three week-ends should give all who desire to enter an opportunity to do so. The tournament is to open al

Pleasant ‘Run with 18 holes of |

medal play in a qualifying round |

on Aug. 22. The low gross 64 will qualify for 18 holes of match play |

| to be held the following Saturday, | pa

also at Pleasant Run. On Aug. 29 the scene shifis to | Riverside, where the 32 SUTVIVOrS., will battle it out in the third | round. The same afternoon the 16 | survivors will match strokes over 18 | holes on the South Grove links. The Aeld thus will be | cut to eight |

| title of amateur champion of the | eity.

| Davis,

Frankie Gets

Singles Call Over Grant

‘Meets Bunny Austin Tomor- |

Tawi h iad

Association

for the quarter-finals, Saturday, | Sept. 4 at the Sarah Shank course. | On Sunday the semifinals are to be | played at Coffin, as are the finals, scheduled for the following day, Labor Day. Mr. McClure said: “Bach vear in the past the Indianapolis Public | Links Association has conducted a city championship limited to the amateurs from the public park courses. We felt that, beginning with this year, it should be expanded to include any amateur in Indianapolis, so that the winner of the meet rightfully could wear the

“The Indianapolis Public Links Association invites all country club piers. all players at the municicourses, Speedway, WillowJel ok and other pay courses, and all unattached amateurs resident in this city or its natural suburbs, such as Beech Grove and Ben to participate.” Edward P. Mooney, Pleasant | Run, is general chairman of the tournament.

Let's Go Fishing—

Stream Condi Indiana Wardens Report

Improved condition of Indiana

| of the last few weeks was noted today in reports received at the Con-

servation Department from game wa

tions Better,

streams compared with conditions |

rdens throughout the state.

Many streams still are muddy, @ but they are clearing and in many | instances fishing opportunities al- |

| ready are good and should impr ove |

cver the week-end. | The report by counties: Benton—Warden Rennett: Pine | Creek is clear; Mud and Sugar | Creek also clear. St. Joseph—Warden Downey: Joe is cloudy. White—Warden Roth: Shafer | Lake and Tippecanoe River are | clearing. Carroll--Warden Bollhouve: Lake |

St.

Montgomery — Warden Johnson: Streams are all falling, but still are muddy. Should be clear by Sunday. Tippecanoe is clear, Delaware—Warden Imhoff: Mis- | sissinewa River is roily; pits are in fair shape. Randolph — Warden Imhoff: White River is roily. Wayne—Warden Marksbury: No- | lans, Greensfork, Martindale Creeks | Lower Simmons a lit-

| Crooked. | | |

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Madison and Hancock -— Warden Mitchell: Sugar Creek and Brandy- | wine are clear. Lick Creek and Fall Creek are clear. White River is muddy. Washington — Warden Richard: Blue River and Mill Creek are muddy. Orange—Warden Richard: is muddy;

Pato‘also Young's Creek, Lawrence — Warden Hanlin: White and Indian are murky. Salt Creek is muddy. Mill and Guthrie Greene—Warden Davis: All the Knox—Wabash River and also | White River are high and muddy. Pits and washouts are clear. White

Davis County. Parke—Warden King: All streams |

| are in fair shape for fishing.

Sullivan—Warden Baxter: The

| streams have cleared some and fish- | ing is improving.

Union—Warden Geddling: East Four Mile, Hannah

Shelby-—Warden Ball: Flat Rock, | Big Blue and Little Blue are mudCohns, Brandywine, Big Sugar, Little Sugar and Lewis Creeks are clearing. With no more rain, the | streams should be good for fishing on Sunday. Bartholomew — Warden Obermeyer: White, Clifty and Drift-

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wood are muddy. Flat Rock is clearing. ; ! Owen—Warden Vermillion: Rattlesnake cloudy. Fish Creek cloudy. Eel River in Clay County cloudy. | Rush—Warden Lacey: Big Flat- | rock and Little Flatrock and Ben Davis are milky. Bells Pond is Big Four Reservoir and Lake McCoy are clear, Dearborn—Warden Weber: ners and Laughrey Creeks milky. White River is milky;

Tanare also

Jackson — Warden Crecelius: White River is clear. Muscatatuck is muddy.

SCHEDULED SUNDAY

The Dady EW C. of Indianapolis plays the Cincinnati White Sox at | Middletown, O. and the Sterling Beers will meet the Dayton Monarchs at Lafavatte Sunday afternoon in Indiana-Ohio Baseball League games. In other league encounters Sunday Lafayette plays at Muncie and | Middletown travels to Richmond to play the Kautskys,

LARUE IS DENTAL INTERNE PITTSBURGH, Pa. July 23. Robert LaRue, former Pittsburgh football star, who has ranked high in the All-Star poll, is a dental in-

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By United Press LONDON, of Oekland, Calif. Parker of Spring Lake, N. J, were nominated singles the challenge round play for Davis Tennis cup which starts at Wimbledon

singles matches. was named over Bryan

23.—Don Budge and Frankie

July

today to play the

the United States the

tomorrow with two

Atlanta.

doubles match, Budge

and Gene Mako of Los Angeles were chosen for the United States.

England nominated Henry Wil-

Paker m,

PRO ENDURES

(Bunny) Hare for the singles and C. R. D. Tuckey and F. H. D. Wilde for the Wilde replaced the veteran Pat Hughes who was forced to withdraw because of illness. will meet tomorrow, 7:30 a. m. | apolis Time and after that match | Budge will | the doubles will be played and on | i Tuesday Parker will meet Hare and | Suburban and Farms for Sale ......... 26 then Budge will meet Austin,

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BRAZIL block, 2 tons $10: 4 tons Prompt delivery. CH-0687.

(Commercial Printing)

MOLLER PRINTING CO, — ‘Printers, _ lishers” 225 N. New Jersey. LI-058

(Dressmaking)

BEST $10

yr |

made to Repairing, | 14 Ww, |

order, $2 up Alterations, Pe BEE ROCKNER. R1-0289,

(Pruggist)

EXPER] PERSCRIPTION BERVICE” PILMAN'S PHARMACY. OH-4221. _ Roosevelt, Free delivery service (Drug Store) CARWIN'S Alkaline Powder tor ren Ion, | N COMPANY,

o—

2766 |

“stomach 1001 River (Exterminators—Fumigators) Be

BEDBUGS, fleas, moths, agiCated. Reasonable.

letely

ete, olen. |

com Truly

(General Contracting) CEM?

ENT floors, porches, steps, driveways, HENRY GLBSING, Drexel. TR-6951, BE-1909,

(Grocery Store)

KIPPS ; DELICATESSEN & GROCERY — 111 BE 22d A-1326. Pull Line of wr Kos sher Food."

(Labor Organization)

INDPLS. TYPOGRAPHI AL UNION NO L Glenn L. Mitchell. President; Guy 8 McCoy, Secy-Treas, Rooms 201-2 Case _ tle Hal Bldg. LI-4877.

(Laundries) ee

walks 850 N

“One-day Re. h 2043

Ludlow. CH- «2571-4.

ST. JOSEPH, "LAUNDRY—Wet wash 4bac, all week; 24-hour service, DR-0254,

“TAYLOR'S HOME LANDRY anon. | Bc |

Ib. Call for and deliver (Masonry)

BRICK, concrete, plastering: quickest service Pantie, Royal Construction Co . MOIR. DR-3228 Ring 1.

(Mattress | Repairing) ABC MATTRESS CO. Renov

Roonsble,

"Renovating. Mattresses made to order. 20 years experience. RI-2285,

PILLOWS, COMFORTS, MA CTRESSES sola | enoyated and made Ilke new, r BURKLE. «31 Mass Ave R1-6600 — (Medical Service Bureaus)

MEDICAL AND DENTAL BUBINESS BU- . REAU, 330 Bankers Trust Bldg. LI-8525.

(Medicines)

INDIANAPOLIS VON CO. 2161 N. Meridi- |

an. TA-6326, Von's tablets for stomach | distress, stomach ulcers caused by gass | tric hyperacidity. Write free booklet.

(Oil Companies)

1101 E. 23d. Deep __Rock. Naptha and Solvents HE-2626

(Paint Dealers)

A. R. GWINN PAINT & SUPPLY CO. ING, | __ 225 N. Delaware, RI-8026,

(Poultry)

“THE NORTH SIDE POULTRY" sale, retail. Pree dressing. __ 2865 Clifton. HA-0451 NE (Poultry Market)

GWINN Poultry Market, Fryers, Diss. nk. Delivery. 2121 E.

Whole- | Delivery,

free CH- |

“hens, 10th St,

Crmang =

jobs make us sm HEND NG

68h Century "Biae RI- HN

“(Rugs Cleaned, Made, Repaired)

| RUGS, | frn “cleaning specialict | rugs reRE Ww. r CH=- 2211

cut down, bou G _CO.. 2328 Brookside © {+2

HU. 1366 > JONES 4440 N KEYSTONB (Painting)

RUSH__ PR

a ° amples” and eshi- | ah Hy HOLMES, 1048

“WE “SPRAY: PAINT AUTOMOBILES. Two _coats, ! _DR-0388

mates,

Heth rigerators)

REFRIGERATION SERVICE—Installation, day-night, domestic. commercial; all makes. TA-6 175. | USED electric refrigerators, nr 530. - H CO. 1524 N. Tllinois. RI-632

(Radio Service)

| EDDY RADIO SERVICE-~free es est, fty work Reas 5 Pt Wavhe

Se (Rubber Stamps)

CENTRAL STAMP WORKS. ma rking de- | vices for improved legibility 241 Ohio (Holiday Bldg.) LI- 1608.

(Rug Cleaning)

RUGS cleaned, sized, $1.80, feces, $6.50, guaranteed, CLEANERS. L1-9384,

(Rugs Made to Order)

PLUPE Chenille rugs made ‘trom old rugs Bee beau ples. Rug rep Cet prices _ACTIVE RO CLEANE s HA-3638

(Roto-Rooter Sewer Cleaning) |

| BQUAPE DEAL VAULT CLEANERS. 1327 | verett. BE-4018. ‘'30-Gallon Barrels. Disinfecting free.” VE your sewers to-Rooter wa SEWER CLEAN

wp. | :

Qual. 11-1273

Furniture, 3 JULIAN RUG |

“cleaned (he Wilectric | Save money and time iG SERVICE. LI-2881. |

(Sausage)

“735 W. Henry, Sold only at independent deal. |

(Sea Foods) “MARKET.

ER RI-0522. ‘Poultry livery service

(Service Stations)

(Truck, Freight Transportation) |

CUSHMAN MOTOR DELIVERY CO. daily | fer vies 2a leago, Racine and Milwau- | ee

LI-5451. ers.

Free dressing. De-

| Rooms Without ‘Board

82.80 TN

| CENTRAL,

| COLLEGE eat;

| MADISON, 625, Apt.

| MERIDIAN, | MERIDIAN, 911 N.,

[| NEW - | NORTH — | PARK,

| WABHINGTON,

| EXCEPTIONALLY clean

| Hotels

$30

| watey | VIRGINIA

= | Dearborn Hotel

- | ROOM and board,

| 54.00 | $4

EN | §4 UP_NEW YORK B.

| BROADWAY, 1134—1 to 3 “rooms.

| COLLEGE, E. | DELAWARE, N | DELAWARE, N | FLETCHER,

| HIGHLAND AVE,

_ 1309 N. Senate. | ;

| PARK

Business Services

NAAATRAIN A

(Truck Rentals)

NT A TRUCK, , Move Jongeeit, Save na IVE YOURSEL

. 39 Ky. Ave (Water Proof ia Vaults) WILRERT VASPHALT

WATER Biv AULT CO. 1700 N., Sherman ey . Lon: 3622. Sold by all _morticlans,

rie Ie

env, “Sloan room, Central trolley

13th home. near _ 5189 a BEVILLE, N., #21 private home: near sonable. CH-7402-M Ate CAPITOL, 2025 N.--Becond front; apring, Ne , Two housekeening:

vate

a ny two; reas

“Lovely room for transportation: ci en inner range;

“refined Laan,

beautifullys nrivileges,

“comfortable

tele-

i Attractive room. home: refarences required. COLLAGE, 1130-—Very desirable 82.50; next bath; private home, 1300 north: ooms, kitchen __Suitable %. "T10 484 COLLEGE, 2238-Nice room: large closet; phone,

DELAWARE, 2426 N. Lovely near bath; private home; bus line W 0112+). A ELM, 820-—Pleasant room; meals optional: prefer elderly Reasonable a HAMPTON COURT. Y512 N. Meridian: ate tractive room; cool; adjoining bath: Riva home; gentlemen; references,

furnished

large private home:

large room; HA~

home privileges; person,

“Bris ear

vate arage optional.

transportation. easonable, IR-7013

ILLINOIS. 1007 N.—High type room, cool; contant hot water; refined; gentleman: garage

entrance:

1-—Walking distance; furnished. modern room; reasonable, LI Do MERIDIAN, N., 520--Apt, 28--Front corner room, cross ventilation; beautirest; cons stant hot wate MWRIDIAN, N., furniture, radio _ ferred. TA-4631 MERIDIAN. N room: able.

ew gentlemen pres

2400 -Redacorated; fan; “large front Reason-

2216—Lovely large closet, good bed N. 430--Nice. clean, airy (Come to third floor.) mat Apt B8—Desirable, cool porch, privileges: walks

rooms.

room, near bath; Ing distance : NEW JERSEY, N., 2217—Nice furnished or unfurnished reem:. cross ventilation, Reasonable. HA-3263.] NEW JERSEY. N. 2065 next bath 3 windows, farage optional . . = NEW JERSEY. N.. 2151 Large, nished front bedroom: private references, HA-2859-M YORK, E.. 124-8250 wk. up clean, cool: large “porch #1 night -Unusually attractive room, beds, private lavatory. toilet tilation HA-2217-M a cma 1564-—~Front cornsr rooms. rross ventilation. private bath or running water. Reasonable . 6048 T.— Well-ventilated sleening room, Ri ate home, Gentleman preferred. TR-S WASHINGTON a room: twin beds, 1813-W a i WASHINGTON, 1139 front room: modern leges: suitable for 2.

oom, carline;

Desirable close

wall furs home; large, twin cross vens

Targe HA-

and 52d-—Men: quiet home E.,. No. 6-Large apartment: nrive RI-1054 employed “people,

Breakfast optional, Reasanable °Lr-78,

12A

Ohio. New or double;

Very desirable Walking distance

"mm

“tl 2 F single

BELMONT HOTEL, management LLIN $2.50 weekly up

0 HOOBIFR HOTEL, 440 Mass. Clean, eomft. outside rooms: and up shower Rl baths.

817 a Harbour Hotel LR Hot, Low rates

20 — Clinton Hotel tor gentlemen: $2.50 up

Comft, col

rooms, keening

Houses

3208 E. Mich. —Cool

outside room LOW DAILY RATES a $3 0 56 N

CORONADO HOTEL-78¢ up daily weekly, Baths, running water _ Hlinois Rooms With Board 2049 N. Meridian—2-rm, Meridian Inn suite; also single rooms, PARK, 833—Real home for Invalid, or aged people. Excellent board, RI-9930 | RUCKLE, 2825—TWO NICE BLEEPING ROOMS; MEALS OPTIONA AL. HA- 0538,

WASHINGTON, E., 5703 Loom emploved people:

Lovely large. cool $5.50; $6. IR

2D, w mental, nurse, HA-0! COOL, modern suburban home pioved couple or 7808-4

home for | convalescents:

T837—Ideal aged. 305

invalids, trained

prefer ent2 businessmen. DR-

$5.50 week, 350 W, Washington, '2 square west State House, R1-0204 CHILD to board: mother s Bre; cool home; references, HA-2347 OHILD to board; clean, nice Jiome; food and care given, _HA-09

modern “WwW,

good

Housekeeping Rooms

AAA,

2-room apt pris vate entrance UP-—Central, and 2-room

2 brds; new paint; 307 _N. New Jersey, 1103 ~Neatly “furnished. 1 apartments; eink; porch. “124—Clean “light. eonl;, everything furnished large porch, $7. 708 E. 9TH—Two cool furnished “rooms; sink, hot water, Frigidaire; adults, ALABAMA, N.. 1301, “8-—Bedroom apartment; airy: aftractively furnished: : utilities; phone. Call evenings BROADWAY, 1801-3 Rooms. 4-way ventilation. sink trance Phone

furnished; Private en-

“kitchens

cette: two heds; $3.50 to 86.50

W. | BLOYD AVE. 2041—Two furnished rooms:

utilities paid; private entrance. CHa 5176-R. | BUNGALOW COURT. Apt

“TAITY 2-r00m Wap 2F YRIeHY, 87

. 11= sink. Also single room. RI ERHOTLTON 1226—Front, 3-room furs nished apartment private entrance; utilities; garage,

reasonable, L1-0403. | CARROLLTON. 1804—2-room “apartment; . In-a-door bed: private entrance. $4. COLLEGE, “1410. —Large front, one kitchenette apartment: $3. $3.50 thing furnished; phone. 1654—Two rooms, utilities; Adul is

rosm i vy.

redecorated; private entrance; porches, varge light front water ing distance. Parking. . os Sl 1217--Cool, clean kitchens cite apartment: 2 emploved. overstuffed, innerspring, hot water : 122--Two rooms,

running water; suitable DR-2205-M

sink: Phone 4 517. room, hot Reasonable

Ho. first floor; for sleepers.

21 N.—Two front uiod= - a everything furnished. Adults, ILLINOIS, No. 2020—-Large front kitchens ette apartment. Exquisite accommoda« _ tions for two, _Garage, $5.50, ILLINOIS, 2339 apartments; and $5.50 TLLINOIS. N., all utilities: able. HA- 2370

ern rooms;

t90-room £3.50

“N.—Ons and everything furnished , 37213 unfurnished rooms: Te bath, garage, Reason-

[| KENWOOD. 2016 (1, sauare 111innje car)

Twn attractive, __ tte: Adults Ek MICHIGAN, E. 24186—~Purnished orivate bath apartment: cross ventilation: vard; clean. desirable a NEW JERSEY. N. 2350 everything furnished: Reasonable. HA-0259 a . 80A—One and two-room everything furnished _ sleeping rooms 812-—~Cool inviting room, private home; Gitchen privileges: garage: reasonable, CH-6 a | SOU” THEABTERN, hh ~CO0l 2-ronm aparts ment, furnished; near bath; hot water; _ shady yard, a) | LOVELY WOODRUFF. Furnished 2 rooms $5.30. CH-4108, 20TH, W.. 1020—Three rooms; privete bath Porch Adults.

ciean, cool rooms. utile

(ooms; garage.

1 or 2 telephone =M.

Tapartments; private entrance:

RURAL, N.. |

“608 sink:

™M. Drive third (loor:

niealyTurnished and entrance,

Times Rental Directory

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Apartments—N orth—( Furnished, )

Mag 21 W. 16th | Med. Bm.

| Mtractively ernly | LL AMAL, ng tenant |

furnish d, mod | ped: ned for |

$5 A

Beludine Utilitd

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“Bel-Air Apt. | 1244 N. Til,

| wenconcy | [ 1y | ing

Cross

vetilntion attractive. | 50 furnished, modern build. | 342.5( Modernly equipped. | Tei ng

Apartments—North

Ceiling netian blinds neh Ts and smart

Parlor Bedroom

Bon-Air 21 W. 16th

indirect lights, ve#5, table stove, new ond wood $45 irt, d tons

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