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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-02

cong up! Inc tnree-Same toIal
record for the season was raised
again last night. Keeling, shooting
with the Barbasols in the Recreation
League, was the boy to go over.
Starting with 226 and 224 he finished
with a great 26S for a grand total of
71S pins. His games carried this
team to a three-game win over the
Coca-Cola team.
Baker Bros. and the leading Silver
Flash also made a clean sweep of
their series with Shell Gas and 3-F
Coffee. The Bailey Realtors and
Robertson coal team had a close
match. the Realtors nosing out with
the odd game by four pins. Eleven
of the boys in this league passed the
500 mark.
In the Century League the Para
Opticals and Lincoln Highway teams
were the clubs to sweep their series
with the Florsheim Shoes and Cen
fury Billiards. respectively. The
Werbi- Meissen and Century Alleys
five took the odd 1game from the
Hoffman Shoes and Banquet Ice
Cream teams.
This league also showed some
good individual shooters, the 658
of Elder of the Werbe- Hessen be-
ing high. This total was secured
on games of 224, 212 and 222. r
In the Kingan Ladies' League the
Shamrocks defeated the Marion
team two out OF three games. The
Indiana and Silver Shield contest
was decided in the same way with
the Indiana on the long end. The
opponents Of the Peerless will roll
against their scores later.
In the Indianapolis Water Com
pany League the construction team
took the office for a three-time win,
while the Riversides were taking
the Maintenance team for the odd
game. McDaniels Of. the Riverside
team vas high man for~the night in
this league.
When are they going to slow up?
just take a glimpse at this total
and you will also wonder. The
Sons Of Italy, a picked team of
bowlers, who attended the Peter
son Sweepstakes in st. Louis, on
Monday of last week shot 1852
pins with games Of 1854, 1,127 and
1850, against the st. Louis AL
Stars. The All-Stars secured a
total Of 5000 pins and were 302
short Boy, let me up!
In shooting this total. Thoma, lead
ing off, had TOT; Jimmy Smith, $50;
Barney Spinella. 604; Joe Falcaro,
662, and Hank Marine. 70S This, we
believe. is the greatest team ever to
shoot together.
Several of the boys were thinking
Of sending their entries for the next
Peterson Classic, but after review
ing the totals and finding that a
grand average of 210 for eight games
won the last prize their ardor cooled
and they are very busy changing
their mind.
Wednesday night the Capitol
No. League takes It's shot at
the naples for this week and
some rare entertainment is
promised the raiIbirds. This league
is always an attraction for a large
number Of fans, and each week
they are looking at better bowling.
The Lumber League was a one
sided affair Monday night, the
Speedway, Adams-Rogers. and Mas
Neimeyer teams. defeating the Bur-
net-Binford All-Stars, and Wilkinson,
in straight sets. Tedron of the
Adams Rogers team was high man in
this session, getting total Of $40,
on games of 246, 202 and 1872.
~U@NUH@N IVA
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In the Century League the Para
Opticals and Lincoln Highway teams
were the clubs to sweep their series
with the Florsheim Shoes and Cen
fury Billiards. respectively. The
WerbiMeissen and Century Alleys
five took the odd Agame from the
Hoffman Shoes and Banquet Ice
Cream teams.
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Previous results:
S95-Purdue. 6: Northwestern. "a.
1S90-Purdue. O: Northwestern. ~
i9O1-Purdue. 8: Northwestern. 10.
l902-Purdue. 81 Northwestern. "
19OS-Purdue. is: Northwestern, ~
I916-Purdue. 80: Northwestern. D.
1917-Purdue. g. Northwestern, IL
I920-Purdue. 0: Northwestern. IA,
1921-Purdue. 8 Northwestern. U,
1a22-Purdue. 10! Northwestern, "a,
1923-Purdue. 81 Northwestern. 3.
l92EPurdue. 7! Northwestern, 3,
1925-Purdue. o. Northwestern, IS,
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pdI ceases 10 De a sport.
Ca The Syracuse Army game
@veloped into a Touchdown, drag
out affair. And there are other
games Of the same nature one
does not hear about because the
teams participating are not nation.
ally known.
1t is not only the professional
clubs that occasionally engage in
impromptu battles on the gridiron
and resort to dirty" tactics.
Some of the best known teams
at times try TO get an opposing
star "mad' by punching him in
the nose, twisting his neck,
laying" for him and crashing
him, etc. On Saturday in State
game such a thing happened.
And 1t finally worked
Sometimes a man cannot be
blamed for smacking an opponent
who has constantly throughout
the game used every mean little
trick he knows.
When football gets down to
such tactics then il is no longer
a sport. IT is simply another
type of ancient gladiatorial com
bat with leather protection in.
stead of steel and fists, knees
and cleats in place of swords.
$50
(-1HERE wasn't much doubt
about any of the winners at
- Latonia Monday. Myra M
took the first race by five lengths.
Ho-Horry led all the way in the
fHacond to hold his field safe by
80 lengths. Azure came strong
in the stretch to draw away to a
six lengths victory in the third.
Joan d'Albret, Great Sport, Flori-
da Gold and Blue Torch all were
far in front. There was no strain
ing of eyes to detect the winner in
close finishes. Plenty of daylight
showed between first and second
horses.
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Monday Night Bouts

NEW YORK--Bud German, Kenosha
son OF Sweden: foul. in fourth round.
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This league also showed some
good individual shooters, the 658
of Elder of the Werbe- Hessen be-
ing high. This total was secured
on games of 224, 212 and 222.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-02

TTl HERE are times when foot
ball ceases to be a sport.
a. The Syracuse Army game
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-02

NEW YQRK-George Godfrey. heavy.
weight, defeated Jack Townsend Of Har-
Qualified Tor not providing a satisfactory
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>, NEW YoRK--Yale Okun. New York
Ilght heavyweight defeated Earl Blue st.
Paul; ten rounds. Decision
The Washington times., 1926-11-16

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SHOPPERS
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Births, Marriages, Deaths
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Relatives and friends invited 70 attend.
Interment in Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
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merchandise at specially reduced prices Everyday needs
such as electrical appliances fresh candies choice quality
smokes family health remedies beauty preparations and
many others. Get pencil and pad and compile Il.
list your needs-dO not delay quantities are limited
some articles; buy before stock IS exhausted.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

William Poehlman, 81. and Mary Ell
len Evans. 20; both of Baltimore Md.
The Rev HI, NJ. Hennig.
William Robinson. s5 and Mary Gus
tbs, 81. The Rev. W. Westray.
J. Edward Burroughs, jr., 81 and
Lucy Haw Matthews, IS. The Rev. e.
Bernard Joseph Mcintyre. SO. and
lyn, Va. The Rev. William H. Hoff-
20. The Rev. William D. Jarvis.
Joshua Gilmore Stokes. Fl. and Ber-
nice Walker Holland. 20. The Rev.
Royal 4: Wells. 30. and Katherine
John williams. 36, and Jennie Jack
son, rs. The Rev r.; Carter.
]. Morgan. is. both of Richmond, va.
The Rev. H. F. Downs; a.. vor
William W. sproy, q, and ,aaa Viola Ven Vel
The Rev Rev, William NJ. Hoffman.
Joseph L. Moore. %. and Frances
Costello. 90. The Rev. !. ?. Briggs.
wentz. Is, both Of baltimore. Md. Tne
Rev. H. n. Hennig.
|. Charles Waugh Fitzgerald. jr.. q. OF
son Jones' 81. The Rev. A. ]. Gar
James Thomas al. and Maggie
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Curtis, Is. The REV. r. T. Froehilch
Emmett Poindexter. IS. and Helen
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Matthew P. Hill. sss and Rebecca B.
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Frank Everhart. "a. and Mary Short,
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Elizabeth Agnes Mittin. %. The Rev
william Dodson. 5s. of Laurel Mills
ton, va. The Rev: H. F. Downs.
George F. Thalwitzer 81. and Jessie
Madeline CLANCY, IS both of Baltimore
John +. Lunceford La 81. a of DeIapiane
va, and Bessie Mae Thorpe. IS. of Mar
shall, Va The Rev. E. A. Lambert
william D; Mccain, 50, and Mary
r. Booker. so. The Rev. w D. Bat
Arthur Miles. 81. and Lester jack
son, n. The Rev. A, sayles
Q. Durham. IS. The Rev. H. r. Med
cscsnss Carte s,S = and MsFosSs'
william liam ". spr op" e apd Viola Veil
Vaughan. %. both Of Richmond Va.
The Rev. william NJ Hoffman.
Joseph Z. Moore. "a and Frances
Costello. 90 The Rev j. e. Briggs
Albert Steinitz. 81. and Hazel Mullen
Wentz. both of Baltimore, lad, The
Rev. II. M Hennig.
Charles Waugh Fitzgerald. 1r., II of
Chevy Chase Md, and Virginia Daw-
son Jones. 81. The Rev. A. J. Garland.
sey. 20. The Rev. q. Coleman.
horist Durrett 20 and Florence B.
Curtis IS. The Rev. r. J. Froehlict.
Emmet Poindexter, IS. and Helen
johnson. al. The Rev C. A. DeVangin.
Joseph Page. 81. and Della jackson.
90. The Rev. w. Westray.
Matthew p. Hill, %. and Rebecca 3.
Devices. 20. The Rev. A. SayIes
Howard r. Francis. 20. and Rozslia
v. Stanton %. The Rev. ]. T. Hurney.
Frank Everhart. "a. and Mary SnorL,
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80, and
h of Ross
H. Hoff-
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nEATHS

Victor $: Foster. ~ years Walter
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Charles p. DAILY. 81 years Walter
Reed Hospital.
George z. Dant. IS years $50 Sew
enth st. s. W..
James b. Adams. So years Gall
finger Hospital
Marion Wicks 70 years Georgetown
University Hospital "a
Wallace j. Nils. IS years 1912
sixth st. NJ. w
Hospital
Margaret .. Taylor tg years. ss2
Tenth st. IS. r.
Morris Klein. ~ years So ii st.
y. W.
Albert L. Freedmen. SIS years. 500
Columbia Rd. n. w.
Thirteenth St n. w,
Joseph Z. Murphy.866 years. Pr0vl+
dence Hospital
Clara shaikewitz 81 years. Columbia
Hospital.
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; P. M-KYw t5s5.4), chicago--Dinner
music. KMA $3.50, Shenandoah =
TqDGs %gsie wBAP a70 IA e
rine Band wDAF 1865. 90. Kansas City
school of the Air" WEAR 1884
New York@Movie sidsigRis, ' dance :,
organ. t talk 0 WSR I57I5 s'l Pont RSS'
concert wsSD VIZ 4 BqGs
lsl4.e5, Chicaso0supper Bell Il program.
Lady WHOA ia9i New YorE-span.
} ESJ: % dpFps 4sY i
Pittsburgh-C hildrens period WEAF
Ssis; WCABeewJAR y wGS s@g' %sI,
84s6@. BQstonmNusi eaSisnG toars, Y WY EF
sa onss i wHN WHO TS 52S 6or 6es
Moines-Orchestra WILT 1894 81 /,
Phiiadelphia-.-- Dream Daddy ,WMAK
2RH hlamofchestra. w9R (22SSS5}.
port-sandman. WsM C2S2s). Nash
':4o P. M.MWLs 5s446S. CRicago-or-
,.SS p. M.-wJR C517. Pontiac-Good-
Concert. KFKX t2SS.3 HastingsH7
St. Louis-Orchestra KSO (241 81.
Clarinda. Iowa-Farm talks; Mrs. Helen
Grimes. KYW (535.4). Chicago-yncle
Bob, bedtime stories WBCN (26Ql,
Chicago - Classical program. WBZ
WCCo 4164). Minneapoiis.st. Paul
Mid-week SERVICES; WICK l517 Pom
sStorchestTa; vocal yWIGiYY }3695l.
Chicago Dinner concert. WILT
1S94.5( Philadelphia13Prog Wis
L otsS Tine '' WMBBS ! CC25o3, chicsgo-@
Semi-classieal program; WORD I27s( +,
NewarlI-Music: talks. WQJ (447.5l.
Chicago Orchestra; Varied program;
p moA% SWTfitc C475s,sI S' HHartford&
Studio. WWJ (352.0. Detroit-orches-
ais is r. 'M.@KDKA tsO9.1), East Pitts
burgh-Uniyersity OF Pittsburgh, >. adj
dress. WIZ (454,3). New York-zoo-
WIS Trio in F'old Songs"
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Prsnc.;. WORD !s2g7S,. lRatayiae-Trlo.
leShesstra,, songs; WMcA (34l). New
o:IS 7. M.7-WIs ta44.e Chicago = Lit.
o'l4R Fan E y @F PFaF r. sS4ss 5Dns s. Louis
9i20 r. M.-WBz t333.3l. Springfield
$3.50 r. M.-5--zwBAP .l475.9l, f. worth
Orchestra, ~ :, WHIT : {3Go,. c !fcS1
YEA 81 New V2 YqrR@orc RRssGs %o56
ISoSS@ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wIgqadeel tjs
0't oidtlme songs cb ses tp pRilaociphia
1890 2. MK SSS |943gssS$1, saR Er9
sPSsiassBSSss KE wis ,5$54Y d H
ag9;aSTTMidnighf revue, 'o' Orchestra.
WWRgGEFF chNG Meas @Sb6oFFes
New Y9ff@RsvTpie orchestra. WITT
5gSs, SHG ooseRs5St s %tsSD
wMboA, ts4i,G IS Is -EEntsrtans,rs.
differentiated program, dance woj
taaeTsl w SRRiWSaFo e7sh ylTFsa sa5er
SSssSylss wT2h 5s5
1850 PAN p. M,@WS9cSco "t41e.4). Minneapo-
Hest, Papl-o Orc a, CO.,
WV We ApaA+Cts NAhNoeP
1915 +. M.-wsB t4sss). Atlanta--or-
IL 'fPs p. M.-KFI t4s7l. Los Angeles-Pro-
gram. KPo (42s.3l San Erancisco-
West Coast Serenade. xxx (330al
Eolywood-Courtesy program XIX
1894. Denver--Dance. XIV (535,4l,
Chicago Highthawks. WEBB
(370.2), Chicago--Dance, sol3ists teno-
WIN 1881 ~. New York-Orchestra
WLIB f502S), Chicago-Populqr pro-
gram. dance. WIS (344.el Chicago
WIS Circus program. WHOA (341l.
New York-Maxie Brown and Pals
IL 80 2. M.-wCCO (416.4). Minneapolis
81. ,Paul-organ. WIN (361.2), New
II '4s P, MmWDAF tssb.s Kansa. City
1s MMKYW ff5sbg91n ch MsRoe Ha r..
cital by Hcnri Keates. XII (467). Los
Angeles-Orchestr XIX (50s.2), Oak
land-pance. WBBM 1890. Chicago
Duo. banjo. plano. orchestra. WITT
5000. Chicago-Your Hour League, Pat
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North%estern University lecture, Wos
, l400.9) jefferson City-State Farmers
y Week. WOO (50s.2(s ,PhiliadelphiE,
SgErtet sdd Mes M SnS artists sS WAN
(3Se.4). observation-disclosures VITO
(4759) Hartford-Talk piano, organ.
WWJ t352.7). Detroit--Dance
s15 r.. M.-wLs t344.6) Chicago
8 80 Snf :. iM.-KFAB ts4o.s) Lineoln--or-
$3.50 Houston-Tenor. piano. KoA
i322.4), Denver" Book OF Knowledge
WJAD (352.7) Waco, Texas--Band ,lhmk
Gloe Club. WILT (394 81. Philadeir
Studio; WMAQ t445 o., Chicago
Music, W gMocIA 3ddll Neg Yo EH,on,oM
Army Night concert WHOA I3I1O.
New Yoris-<Talk. pianist.
S:5S p; M.-WLS t344.6). Chicsso-WLs
$50 =. lM.-wJz t454.s). New York -
D P r. M cnoESMi t25e). shenandoah-Fa-
niliar songs. clog dancer. KQA l3225l.
Denver-Studio, talks. KTHS (374.S)
hot Springs-Barytone, request night.
WCAn ,l21ss elphia--Qrchettra.
His Gang also WcAP, WAR, WV,
Chicago-orchestra talks songs. wGR
(3l0), Buffalo-Walther Chorus. WHO
(526). Des Moines--Dance. WIN
(s944.R)' PGhSiiI sSsdlp w9anS ,wSMA9
chimes. wMBB (250), Chicago-or-
ehheesdtra, popular program. woAN
Woo j5os.Sj, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
woo (4S2.6). DavenDort-organist. so
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Radio PROGRAMS

) 80 P. M.-KPRC -l29e.9l. Houston =
Children,s hour. WCAE S46IlS;9 PTS
Minneapolis-St Paul-Markets chill
dren's hour. WIFI 1894 81 Philadelphia
Concert orchestra. WGN (3O2.S( .
Buffalo-Orchestr WIZ (454.3) New
Yorl1---N.. Y. C. course. MMCA, (34l) /,
New York-Orchestra. WoR t409.2( &,
Newarl--Ensemble VITO (475.9) i.
Hartford-Dinner concert.
$40 p. M.-wEEI 1856 Boston--Big
Brother Club. WGY l(37a.3l. Scheneo-
port-Chimes.
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CoDurioht. 1926. bu United Press
WIZ, New York CASA M, $40 p. M.
EST-Concert from Hunter College.
WEAF, New York (492 M, and
WCAP, WWJ, WEEI, WAR,
WTAG, 10 P. M. EST-Roxy and His
Gang.
WIS, Chicago (S45 M, IL z. Nj.
CST-WLS circus.
WSAI. Cincinnati (32G M, 1890
p. M. CST-WSAI string quartet.
KGW, Portland 492 Nj, 10 p. M.
PCST-Seventh Infantry Band.
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1880 p. M.-KDKA (3O91). East Pitts.
burgh-Little Symphony and Quartet
String orchestra. KR eSv l$99sI9l H ESl
eago-Music. PWX (A00l Havana.
Band, concert, WBAAPI 94935 % Fl.
heid@Fitchburg night. wEAF t491 ~.
New York-Saxophone octet; also
WOO WCAE. WSAI. WEEI (34S.6),
Boston--Trio wHAS, (399;S(. Louis
Moines-Artists; drum CORPS. WIZ
(454.3) New York--Lewisohn concert.
WSUI (4S3.6). Iowa City-Music.
7;45 r, M.-WLS (344.6), Chicago -
Rodcheaver program. WHIT (4OOl,
8 100 r. M.~KYW 1854, aChicago-Mu-
sic. vocal WBBM (226), Chicago
quartet string trio. orchestra WCcA Az
(27Sj, hiladelphia----JollyS -Four. WDAF
(365.6) Kansas City---Round Table
Club WEAF (491 81 New York--Mu-
Sc, also WCCo, WEEI. Ksp. ,WssAAIf,
Chicago-Classic program WAR
(3O59l Providence - Music. VAR
l517) Pontiac---Orchestra, soloists
VIVID t37O2l. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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WFBM

Merchants Heat and Light
Company. 26S Meters.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 20.
6:0O--Sports and stock market
reports.
6:S0-Thrift Week and Chill
dren's Hour, Courtesy
Franklin Life Insurance
Company. Life Insur-
ance day, Ralph A. Col
by, Mgr. OF the Franklin
Life, subject Carrying
Life Insurance"
7:00--Gus Edwards lie Paradis
Orchestra, special pro-
gram.
S;45-Wheeler City Rescue Mis-
sion.
9:3O-shortridge trio, violin,
cello, piano,
10:S0-Gus Edwards lie Para
dis Orchestra.
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Dancing

7.S0-KPRC-WHAS.
S:00-WBBM-WJR.
8:30-KFAB.
Observation-Disclosures.
9:30-WBAU-WJZ.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
1O:45-WSB.
11:00-KPRC-WEBH.
11:45-WDAF.
12:00-KFI-WBBM.
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Silent Today

Central KFDM, KIDS,
WCBD, WFAA, VINO, WOAW.
Eastern - CKAC, WBBR,
WIFI, WGBS, WHAR. wHAz,
WIP, WY, wPG. wRC, WREO.
Far west-KGO, KPSN.
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VIZ WILL offer for sale on Feb g. 1926.
at 326 N Delaware. Indianapolis. Ind. one
Ford touring car 1u17. engine number
24O-5561 to pay storage charges of $50
STAFFORD AUTO SALNS co.
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rs Miscellaneous Wanted

SALVATION Army Industrial Home. Help
us to help others with your used cloth
ing. magazines. news. etc. Phone Wagon.
Riley $500
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Legal Notices
NorrcE oE sPEcIA1 MEErINa on

MARION COUNTY COUNCIL
Notice IS hereby given that a special
Marion County, Indiana. viii be held at
the COMMISSIONER court at the court
house in the City Of Indianapolis. Indiana.
on Friday Jan. 30 1925, at 10 o'clock
a. M for the purpose of making reappro-
priations. Temporary Loan and Bond
Issues. ~,~.V,,
Auditor of Marion County Indiana
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b-Houses, FIots Furnished

NEW YORK. E.. 3214: four-room apart
ment; gas heat. light and water fur
nished; private entrance. Webster 445S.
TALBOTT N 24O2 upper duplex: five
rooms; everything furnished: private.
desirable Randolph 0S17.
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b-Board and Rooms

ALABAMA. n, 1916: large front room;
private family: meals Ran. 3l69.
BEVILLE. 30: b Wash car. mod room
for Q: PRIV. eht Web 4S47-J
CAPITOL. n. 2157: room and board en-
ployed couple or two refined Young
girls Har. 0436R.
JEFFERSON N. 348: lovely room for
couple or ladies employed. Web. 1054.
NEW JERSEY. NJ. 2O66: nice. light rm
good heat. Har. 48l2-R. NJ