Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 March 1939 — Page 21

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GENERAL I

‘One-Horse’ Race Seen at Hialeah

MIAMI, March 2 (U. P.)—The $50,000 added Widener Challenge Cup race at Hialeah Saturday, biggest event of the Florida turf season, shaped up as a “one-hoss” affair today. Maxwell Howard’s Stagehand ‘was sure to go to the post an oddson favorite now that War Admiral

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In Lineup for ‘Anita Feature

Only Seven of 31 Nominees Are Likely to Answer

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Honor Society Backs Cage Tilt|

The Shortridge High School chapter of the National Honor Socielty will sponsor a lettermen-fac-ulty basketball game in the Northside gym Monday afternoon. it Proceeds of the game will go toward buying a gift for the school. Members of both teams declare that there will be no officials for the contest. Faculty members who will play are C. L. Morrison, Thomas Wilson, Howard Wood, Thomas Woods, Hiram Hensel, William Merrill, Robert Nipper and Robert Campbell. Letterman are David Smith, Jack Evans, Robert Scott, Hugh Dalzell, Eugene Lingeman, Carl Riggs, James Riley and Myron Winegard. ——— ner,

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By HENRY M'LEMORE United Press Staff Correspondent ARCADIA, Cal., March 2.—It was six of one and a half-dozen of ‘he others today. as the natives turned to the confusing task of psychieanalyzing the Santa Anita Handicap, that Hollywood super-pro-duction that will be run for the fifth time on Saturday. - The dopesters and the dopes for once were on equal footing. There was no star performer—no Seabiscuit, Stagehand, Discovery or Equipoise—to rule a popular choice. Considering the $100,000 as bait, the Western classic has drawn an outstandingly Nack-luster field.

Fast Track Expected

Only seven of the 31 top-weighted nominees are likely to answer the bugle. Track officials look for 12 definite starters, with five more, perhaps, if the oval comes up slow or muddy. Despite earlier predictions, the chance of rain appeared remote. There was no denying a i [beaming sun. The outlook was for a field of 15, and a fast track. The public split into three camps. Some citizens prefer Townsend Martin’s Cravat, Nelson Howard's Gosum, Neil McCarthy’s Today, or Mrs. Parker Corning’s Thanksgiving. These four have a habit of running best /in the stretch, and a stretch-runner has taken the prize for four straight years. Others like: the speed horses on the theory theyll be winning away at the break land therefore be less subject to trouble. These are A. A. Baroni’s Specify, Maj. Austin C. Taylor's < Whichee and Edward Friendly’s Jacola, the latter a filly,

By EDDIE ASH z Times Sports Editor CHICAGO, March 2—The Inapolis | Times-Legion Golden oves team returned home today to thinking about next year. one of the boys succeeded in ting by the third round of the 9 Tournament of Champions ich closed before a crowd of 12,at Chicago Stadium last night, bit they left a favorable impression of: their boxing qualities. Bill Cummings, flyweight, the last Indianapolis survivor, lost to Billy]. Sitzman of Sioux City in his thirdround bout last night. It was a furious fight between little fellows and Sitzman won by the margin of ashort knockdown in the first stanza. Cummings was moving forward in usual fashion when a right hdnder clipped him and he hit the T, i Ad Bill Gets Big Hand

‘Woung Bill was up at the count of two and made up a lot of lost grpund in the second and third sessions. It was a close decision and Cummings received a big hard when he léft the ring. [The tournament boxers were not required to weigh in yesterday and itiappeared that Sitzman was cairying a heavy pull in poundage over the Hoosier. ‘While the Indianapolis team won only four bouts in 11 during the three- -day punchfest some of the defeats were by the narrowest . of margins. The ‘Times-Legion lads gave a gdpd account of themselves in all matches and upheld the high standarti of Golden Gloves competition.

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The team lacked a kayo artist but had other things to set the boys part as a swell trained crew.

Louis at Ringside |

- ; “| eavyweight Champion Joe Louis dropped in on the tournament last night and occupied a ringside seat. He got his start in Golden Gloves ‘bexing and is an enthusiastic follower and supporter of the amateurs.;. The 32 survivors of the Tournamént of Champions will return to Chicago on March 10 to battle in thé semifinals and finals, after which The Chicago Tribune will selest a team to meet the New York 5 Glovers in the annual intermatch. ilton Bess, Indianapolis lightwight, gained a place on the Chicago team last year and reached the Golden Gloves heights by defeating his New York opponent and later defeating the lightweight champion of Germany in an international match. ‘Bess lost in the Tournament of Champions, this week when a close verdict went against him on Monday after he had Sisposed | of his of opponent.

Sports Show To Open Here

Saturday Is First Day for ' Event at Fair Grounds. s ‘Slingshot Charley Taylor, Reel-

* foot Lake, Tenn., who is slated to be the hero of the Sportsmans

. Show which opens here Saturday,|"

is reported to be making His way toward this City at stage coach speed in an out-dated jalopie. * ‘However, the colorful marksman who does ali his hunting with a slingshot, will be here in time for his first appearance at the Manufacturers’ Building at the Fair Grounds Saturday afternoon. ‘Taylor, however, is only a part of the show that has been arranged for’. the entertainment of Hoosier outdoor sports lovers. There will be exhibitions of new models of fishing equipment, guns, camping equipment and boating ‘equipment. Demonstrations of bait and fly casting, canoe tilting, log birling, shooting and wood chopping also have a scheduled place on the show. An artificial lake is being set up

Indianapolis Leaguers High

Capture 23 Places on Pin ' Honor List.

Indianapolis Bowling League shooters today can look over the Shooting Star list with pride for 23 of its members qualified for that

column last night.

Led by Wheeler who rolled a brilliant Yorn at Pritchetts, the Indianapolis loopers snatched nearly as many positions. as all the other leagues put together. Pug Leppert,

however, was high in the city with

his 681. He bowled in the Uptown Alleys’ Recreation League. The doubles champions in the minor events of the recent city tournament, Dan | Abbott and Leo Ahearn, were among those in the select class. Abbott hif for 640 and Shean landed Square on the 600 mar

Strichten Has Good Game

Strichten of the Indianapolis League had an outstanding second game of 279, which added to ordinary totals of 183 and 193, gave him 655 and sixth place among the stars. Barbasol’s five-man team pounded out a high 3077 to score the outstanding team mark. They defeated the Conkle Funeral Home quintet,

‘which was good for 2878 pins. John

Fehr, veteran bowier, and Fonnie Snyder, winner of the net singles title in the tournament, were high men for the winners. Fehr, with 673 was third man on the Shooting Star List, and Snyder placed high with his 638. The only other team scoring above 3000 actual score last night was the yall: City quintet which totalled In addition to Abbotl's 640, Joe Fulton had 651, Glen Hardin took 620 and Roberson was low with 549 for the Beer crew. | 2 8 2

St. Phillips A. C. Alleys will sponsor a 400 scratch mixed doubles bowling sweepstakes Saturday and Sunday. Squads will begin bowling at 7 o'clock Saturday night and will continue through 9 and 11 p. m. that night. - Sunday competition will begin at 2 p. m. and wind up at 10 p. m.

The Shesyins Stars

Pug Leppert, aan eel are TL di

in the building for aquatic perform- | John

ances and contests. Log birling proved to be one of the favorites at last year’s show. Other crowd pleasers will be present in the forms of Joe LaFlamme and his eight wolves trained to sled pulling, hailing from Gogama, On-

tario; Emil Liers, and his six pairs g

of otters and Mrs. Eugena Shorrock with her collection of snakes. The show which was received so favorably last year and drew more than 63,000 persons is expected to exceed the 100,000 mark this time. During the days, March 4-12, the

show will open at noon each day

and last until 10:30 p. m.

Basketball

The championships of three leagues will be decided in the fallowing playoff games tonight at the Dearborn Gym:

J—DeGolyer Printers vs. Royal Crown |g.

Colas (Co-Operative League). 8—Schwitzer-Cummins vs. Stokely Van Camps (Manufacturers’ League). 9—Indianapoliz Flashes vs, LaSalle Cafe ~ (Industrial League). . Results last night at the Dearborn Gym: Goldsmith Secos, 36; Denzell, 31 (city journey). Lang’s Market, 61; Arlington Market, 28 deity tourney). Liehr’s Tavern, 46; Drikold Refrigerator, 80 (Capitol City League playoff).

: Results in the Ser Senate Avenue Y. MM. C. A. city tourney: . Link Belt, 12; Hill Flashes, 10. i Trojans, 22; Supreme Circle, 19. * Malleable, 16; 21st Street Seniors, 13. ‘ Magic Chefs, 16; Juni Junior Buccaneers, 22.

The 16th Street Merchants de-| i

feated Greenfield, 54-25.

Klein Hits 1st Homer

NEW BRAUNFELS, Tex., March|®

2 (U. P.).—Veteran Chuck Klein of Indianapolis today held the distinction of poling out the first home run - the new training base of the hes. Klein lifted a pitch by Syl

jon into a high Texas wind and rried 450 feet into the Coma |

Hau Ed Streibeck. Tp Is. Strichten, I’ oe Fox, > J ulton, roi. Norman Hami on, U town Gil Dwinell, Upto y snodgrass, | Postortice . Dan Abbott

. John’s Schonecker, pl Bob Kelley, Uptow ’ Owens, Dudley Ins. Fred Schisimess T'pls. Otting, John’s Glen Hardin, r ie. aie Manford, Postoff . Wright, Mutuas ® Mik’ F. Raftery, K. of C. Miles, Mutual Milk . Lou Mover, Pittman-Rice

Medica 1 Leo Abears, I'pls.....

SHOW

H 4 THRU 12 "a RCH ins BUILDING STA E FAIR GROUNDS

‘Ibe & luke-warm favorite on grounds for the former. Louis B. Mayer's

fly and Fred Turner's Congressman

who once bested Seabiscuit. Entries Called Tomorrow

Ti he third ‘group leans to the Chatles S. Howard entry of Kayak II and Sorteado. which probably will

of potentialities ‘and the low weight

Main Man, A. G. Vanderbilt's Heelhave found little support. - Entries will be called tomorrow. The status of ithe doubtful ones— Don Mike, Quick Devil, Stands Alone, Star Shadow and War Minstrel—will be cleared at that time. Entry fee is $250, with $750 more to start, In a field of 15 the added first prize would be $90,700—or some $2000 less than was won by Stagehand a year ago.

Nat Rookies Push Veteran Pitcher

ORLANDO, Fla., March 2 (U.P.). —Officials of the Washington Nationals have warned veteran pitchers that their places are threatened this year by rookies. n Manager Bucky Harris and Owner Clark Gliffith have declared that six of the 10 jobs on the Nationals’ pitching staff are open. He has not named the four which are settled but that was notice to other veternas that they would have to fight it out with the rookies for the remaining places.

LAKELAND, Fla., March 2 (U.P.). —Freddie Hutchinson, the Detroit Tigers’ $50,000 “kid wonder,” began pulling gasps of envy from players of the old school today with early

—Roger (Sky) Jorgensen, Allerdice High School center and son of Charley Jorgensen, burgh Pirate trainer, will further his athletic career at Ohio State.

points . . . tallied last season. elso holds the mark for a single game ,'. . against Peabody recently.

First Hockey Scorer

Ace Prep Cager PITTSBURGH, March 2 (NEA). Taylor Pitts-

«Graduated in mid-year exercises,

Jorgensen enters the Buckeye institution this month. One of the greatest prep school players ever turned out in Pittsburgh area, the 6-foot 5-inch lad holds the City League scoring record for one campaign . . . 220

basketball - the

40 points . . . scored

Usually Is Winner

NEW YORK, March 2 (NEA).—

Red Dutton, manager of the New York Americans, National League hockey records for the season, has discovered that in 79 per cent of the games the team which scored first went on to win.

upon checking

Pitt Is Favorite

Times Special NOTRE DAME, March 2.—Pitts-

burgh’s track team reigns favorite to succeed Notre Dame as the champion at the 13th annual Central Collegiate conference indoor track meet to be held here March 10 and 11.

Deaths—Funerars 3 1

Indianapolis Times, Thurs., March 2, 1939

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AGED—Convalescent, care; reasonable;

General or Jeds ide reference. CH-36!

fi 135 Slectrls refrigeration.

Two heat ie water furnished. 1227 Park; Apt. 7.

furnished, || TRUST

ated; garage; $30—Modern, five rooms unfurnished: heat,

Dundee Apts. $32.50

Virginia Ave. and McCarty Street. Efciency apts., unfurnished; heat,” gas and Ti custodian. 781

E. McCarty St., Apt.

2139 College—Apt. No. 11

1 droom apartment will be put in

be: first-class condi font, a modern style with kitchenette, SECURIT

Ste BE PROS ‘CO. RI-6571.

Indianapolis Rental Agency Furnished and Unfurnished apartments

108 B. Wash.. Room 303. LI-5393.

4 Rooms—Downtown

Essex Apartments, 532 Mass. Ave.: heat ana Lor furnished; $25.00, SECURITY UST CO.

TR RI-6571.

Broadway, 12-32-34

un room unfurnished; rooms and s T eh custodian.

Millikin Apartments 5 + 2 rooms; all utilities Me 0. RI-4980, SECURITY CO. RI-6571. :

408 E

APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU |

Choice apts. eladiv shown.

$34 Attractive Eo

dinette, dr. rm. 1530 N. III.

GENERAL APARTMENTS, INC,

W. Vermont.

Unusual 5-Rm. Be

ing room and kitchen, redecorLares Sin “810, 546 E. Maple Road.

water, stove, large closets. 160 W. 9 HE-4226.

Fabrics

LI-9674.

ing Hors, invalids, SOYA) oes Teasonaie, 895 Middle Drive, Woodruff Place.

S. AND FOREIGN STAMPS. collectors’ boards. pan EB Jecancels. 802 STATE LIFE BU.

USEWIVES—Rugs er down —bound--refri Se =-Teasonanls, by Ad

vate party. LI-

South East and Prospect. Sunday. March 5th.

(Alteration Specialist)

ALTERA'

212-214 E. 16th St.

ED JETTS

. | SPECIAL, Ford

TIONS, ladies’. en's arments; clean, Sateviy press, reline., Reasonable.

MEYER 0. JACOBS TA-6667. (Auto Repairing)

body and crane seriice: Free TobUilg:na; 517 N. Talbott. LI-0972.

(Brake Relining)

V-8's: '35-'36 brake relining, $5 TIN'S GARAGE, 4931 Man-

__love. HU-8344. (Bldg.—Contractors)

Ingen

tering,

G. Yoat tin carpentry, olastbring, | TW ayiments.

asin inting. remod Cf. piding. (Cement Contractors)

BRICK LAYING, sement work, plastering, ch: 2a fire places

turday. :

porches, imney. specialty. PROUD. “Hast 00-W. a

“ Cinders—Crushed Stone)

ts 2 DRIVEWAY hauling: ery rea5 vi -{. . RICHEY, CH-6'

BROADWAY AND 1 redecorated bedroom apartment; |

CENTRAL,

CENTRAL, kitchencite: private bath; 2

Also coin c

HAMILTO! ‘utilities a TH ey d: vay | 25 Hair Cut, Shampoo, Wave. Inter- HIATT, national School Beauty, 220 N 229 N. Penn. Sx FOOT treatments, DR. A. P. HALL 402 Kresge Bldg. RI-3198.

TO Nm saccommodate 2 SUNDAY night club_dance. 2 h

MERID; Toom; _— rooms, posite’ Rex Theater

wy SubSC; Coa “alone _to The

AY 10TH—*‘Huggler’: lovely unfur

nished; see now: reduced: ad

1521—Furnished 2-room front

EN ALL Steam heat, utilities. Also

lovely ee oe room.

room,

31—Furnished 3 us. HE-

3414 “Unfurnished modern four CO daire, garage, heat, water, Adults. $37.50, Custodian.

EDISON, _909—Attractively furnished 4-

room apartment; private bath; utilities; Driviiege “LL sharing. 421—Unfurnished. 3 rooms: $20 pe. nth. 1518—Modern nicely jurnisiied; front porch; able; adult

= a double; reason-

020 — Furnished front. y & » piano, utilities, low rate. HA-3531. INOIS, 3020 N.—3 rooms, nicely furnished; bath; garage; private entrance. FALE, ys

N —Furnisbet fron 4 re garage; also lower

ay i apartment, rig rooms; reasonable. TA-1592.

MERIDIAN, N., 3339, APT. 3—~Uniumished,

aid’s r oom, nrm., ele

ros ms a oa anitor service Ir 8S e, . OLIVER H CLARK A

CY, LI-5596. IAN, 3360 N.—Unfurnished ° '2-bed-utilities; shower; cross _ventilaFine location. HA-1422. MA-3366.

3029—Furnished, three modern, steam heat. Adults. Op-

‘OODRUFF PLACE, 617 East Drive—aYoon efficiency; studio. couth:; bath; i : ; Jifitdles furnished: 1 or 2 quiet

arge rooms, unfurnished; private ath, SRL Or close to ation. wl N. Beville. NORTH 34TH—. NEAR SHOR TRIDGE Beautifully furn X-room doubis. Immed shed Toe pan " read A Tas A vi in Roeulte at owest word. rate

es. in the citv Phone “Ribsot:

E DRI S—Crushed stone,

=: (Furniture Ie

HOUSES

work, sia a TH. Work guaranteed. 2866

Gi, turniture repair, cabinet |

a——

Houses for Rent ‘| LIST. your {i -1 Or apal :

ted or unfurnished house

New York and Oriental

Near Tech. 6-room modern double; ready to pean. Bensyed throughout; new furnace, pape: oors, etc. Being painted; $27.50. 349 N hg IR-1

$20; HOEFGEN — Unfurnished four-room bungalow: Souble; bath, garage; water __baid. HI -683 HOMES, apts. i unfurn., $25 to $106. Large selection, WHITE AGCY., HE-4466.

BROOKSIDE, 1809 — Five-room double; modern; water furnished: _ LI-8401. 4 ¥ Punta ave, CAPITOL AVE. N., 3167—Six-room double, strictly modern, ‘excellent condition; ga- _ rage. .RI-0782. CLIFTON, 2713—5 rms., $15; 2331 N. New Jersey, 7 rms., neriect, $40 2420 N. Ala 6 rms. $27.50. 521 K. of P. Bldg. 1.4824, EASTERN, 835-—Thoroughly modern 3-bed-room cottage: Fads 5% excellent condition; $40. rhs 2419—S8ix-room uble; modern; garage; on car line; $22. LI-8401. 44 Virginia. Ave.

PERSONAL RENTAL SERVICE—EAST Walter Folicerth, East Side Agent 2815 E. Washingto CH-2589 FIVE ROOMS, me bedding, ght gas, water furnished; } JoIage; a adult _ Week. Inquire 719 E. NEW homes, east—$35.00, with Savio floors; tile bath; oil heat; beautiful cabinets; water paid. RI-b511.

"ROOMS

Rooms Without Board

$2.50; 24TH. 515 E.—Cozy, clean, steam hes, hot water; breakfast optional. HE-

"1$3: ALABAMA, N.. 2064—Front room, pri-

vete home: no family. Business woman. HA-4837-R.

front; garage;

$3—ILLINOIS, N., 1628—Large, overstuffed chair; stoker heat;

_ privileges; phone.

$3—NEW JERSEY. ‘N., 1521—Large, warm, Bi a 2 or 3; "next bath; garage. RI-

$3 UP; ST. JOE, 23 E.—Apt. 6; lovely room, next bath: steam heat; hot wate AMA, 930 N.—Nice clean Warm room; Pps entrance; close bath; reasonable; ne

OADWA Ba, carline. CAPIIO 3 411 N.—Room next bath; Bis family; gentleman preferred. °

CARROLLTON, 3350—Very desirable location; lovely room; 1 or 2 3 genvlemen; darage optional. HA-1951-R

CENTRAL, 1517—Attractive, large front; innersprings: steam heat; private home: reasonable; phone.

CENTRAL, 3710 -Attractive large warm front; near bath; private home; gentleman. H 98-R R. MERIDIAN. 2220—Large front; suitable 1 gr = . innersprings; close bath; good |. t&!

MERIDIAN, 3314 N.—Pleasant room, iarge Slosets, near bath; ideal location; reasnable. HA-2672.

REW JE

2316—Cheerful, warm;

large inereprings. hot’ water;

near riA-

1469 N.—Large warm front,

RSEY, 1469 — close bath, constant hot water; reason-|CO!

able; phone

NEW JE JERSEY. 2062, N.—Twin beds; show_fetred. T "Yr A-6016 ne.

warm, homey; gentleman pre- | Di

02—Lovely sleeping

rooms in Te home; private en-|EA

trance. NEW 5 N.—Newly furnished front, Livin boar next bath; reasonable.

JERSEY, 3061 —For 2; adfoining bath; hot Nan EI home.

PENN., 1347 N “Clean comfortable room, 1 or 2 men: quiet home. LI-8857. FERNS YLVANIA, 2020 N.-— Large Ving room, do Air? rollaway bed: privileges: maid service: phone. RUC 2021-—-C oy room, “bath, private home: mea. prefe: HA-

innersprings; breakfast optional; ntleman. HA-1935-M. WASHINGTON BLVD. 2838—Large. warm front, cross ventilation, shower, sin or double. HA-1681-K. Rly UFP 78 E. Drive—8 Ving “room. ae id path; constant ot

983

tional: Gentleman da

rred. 4763. SALEM, $ra1—Attractive, warm Front, near |

15 BEVILLE, N., 1020—Very desirable home;

2%, me meals. Elderly or convalescents.

EAST—ChlaSen. mother’s care; hou week; private heme Sear school. ay ORANGE, 3 good meals; Teall Re 4123-R.. RUCKLE, 2833—Attractive room. twi : 3 i famil ly; Rood meals; RaTaRe. Pah

WASHINGTON BLVD, 3003—Lovely room,

HATO, home. Good meals. 2 girls.

oy day ge

REST at the

M, convalescents, Yitle Lee Home. 3096.

and chronic. Elderly

Cal

Hotels

$4.50 WEEK ROOSEVELT HOTEL

Capitol and Ohio St. Guest Laundry Free

$3.50 Week MILNER HOTEL

Guest: Laundry Done Free 126 S. Illinois.

Seminole Hotel, 020 N. Alne

$3. 50 § Sone J 7 J WA ri

Hotel Dearbornkates, 5, "eck un.

1 All outside rooms. 3208 E. Michigan. | CH-7550,

HOOSIER HOTEL a atk, ;

showers all rms. 440 Mass. $3.50

62,152 subscribers everv day Qounty gone to read Results at lowest word in the oy Phone RI-5851.

Ee rate ’

Housekeeping Rooms 17

$4; CARROLLTON, ette; adjoining bath; Qutilities; entrance; Sh LI-9403.

$4.75: CENTRAL, 1948—Room, kitchenette; newly a? stoker heat. Ideal for adults. .

ALABAMA, N., 1421— roonis, next to bath. Garage optional.

ALABAMA, N. 2042—C ment, next bath; evervt fied iady. Phone, .

ALABAMA, 2049—Well furnished front aphi utilities, frigidaire. Reasonable. ae

rage. ALABAMA, N. 2535—Studio apartment;

sink, range, vate entrance; also warm _ housekeeping | room. BELLEFONTA 1011—Two nicely furnished rooms, near bath; private entrance. Phone. BROADWAY, 113-3 “clean, Narm rooms, sink, 1ange, 2 beds, $5. 1 r , $3.

ADWAY, 2346—Large ar SRA BR. ors persons; linens. dishes optional.

2 light housekeeping icely Thiched

0zy 2-room aparte hing furnished:

LLEG! 908—Two connecting room ms; OE furnished; near bash, ‘Phone; reasonable; a ts. ELAWARE, 2024—Ni kitchenétte, fri +R tities, oa ‘near uch: furnished 8 unfurnished. a re _ SONABLE. I —3-room spariment;

ILLINOIS,” N., front; newiy A Taare ideal for adults: $5.50. : JEFFEREON. N. , 326 — Naw Jo furnished, warm 2 roo modern; private ene frangn: J tities: ‘adults. ‘

nicely furnished 30m bath;

_ parlor: § NEW JERSEY. N.. 1320—Three-room : rent: will. Turiished: SHAK: range.

pros, ; ORK, E., 1717—Two clean rooms, turnieh steam heat; ate en aes ents, Ean furnished: 90.00. © ORANGE, 222—2 small rooms; private ens pase Will furnish to suit tenant. DELAWARE—1 large houses Rs water in room; reasons

814—Very m paiiment; Drivate

your want ad mn

1226—Room, kitchene private