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New Britain herald., 1930-04-30
WALKER CUP TEAM
 WILL SAIL TODAY
American Golfers Will Defend Trophy Won Again Last Year

New York, April 30 (UP)-- Americas Walker cup team sails today to defend the trophy which his been the objective of interna- tional amateur golf competition ani the proud possession of this country ever since it was offered.
 Bobby Jones and his fellows who are going to England to defend the cup are brimmlng with confidence, naturally enough, because they have never been beaten. Don Moe, the youngest and one of the newest of our Walker cup golfers express cG tho opinion of his teammates when he said that he expected ao win.
 Doe" Willing, the other Oregon ian, who has had previous Walker cup experience, was equally optimis tic. How can we lose?" asked the Doc. We have a group of the fin est amateur golfers Qeave me out ot liioJ dlld Nt dIt SOlDo tO uO battle for q cup which means q lot the winners
 In addition to Bobby Jones, Don Moe and Doe" Willing, the mem- bers of the American team are Francis Ouim"t, Harrison Johnston Roland Mackenzie. George Non Elm and George Noigt.
 Certainly the United States neve" has sent abroad as strong a team O. amateurs. They will sail this aft ernoon and the odds will be that they will come back with the Walker cup.
 For most Of the members of the team the thrill of going abroad has worn off. It is an old story to Jones, Won Elm, Ouimet and Willing, while Johnson played at St. Andrews ln 1923. Mackenzie was a member Of the Walker cup team which defend- ed the trophy at Chicago in 1929 but has not played abroad,
 Moe, 2o-year-ol Portland coIleg- ian, and George Noigt, New York veteran. will be making their first start as members of an international, team and their first trip abroad.
 In contrast with the two previous Walker cup invasions of England the 1930 team will have no formal engagements except for the cup matches at Sandwich on May , and lG.
 Captain Jones' program calls fo" the Walker cup match, the British amateur and open and perhaps one Or two other tournaments. Between the time of the British amateur and open he plans to visit, France. Germany and Italy.
 All of the players are expected 10 remain in England to compete for the British amateur championship at St. Andrews, starting May 26 and several will stay over for the British open at Hoylake, June Is.
 American forces in the British open will be reinforced by profes- sional stars. Horton Smith already is on route 10 defend his French open title and will try his luck in the English championship. Leo Die gel. American professional title boiler, will sail with the Walker cup squad, having entered the Brit- ish open and booked a series of matches with Abe Mitchell, British pro champion.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-30
Joe TrushoWsl<i Hailed
 AmOng Michigan Aces

Ann Arbor, Mich, April go, t5ID When Joe TruskoWski doffS his cap and gown after the commence mcnt exercises at Inc University of Michigan in June he will close one of those great athletic careers rare ly found outside the covers of paper backed novels.
 For "rhc Truck" will take with him eight major and one minor title and will have written another chap ter in University of Michigan sports history comparable 10 those record ed by Harry Kipkc, Benny Fried man and Bennie Oostarbaan.
 The staluart. fair-haircd Detroit youth made his mark ill his first
New Britain herald., 1930-04-30
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

BH the Assoriated Press.
 New York - Allie Wolff, Brook lyn. knocked out Gcorgic Deschner, Newark. x. J. CD.
 Bethlehem, Pa. -Caston lccadre, France. outpointed Jack Portney, Baltimore. U0); Pete Shedrick, Phil adelpha, outpointed Billy Druko, Germany, (S).
 Indianapolis - Spue Myers, Po- catello, Idaho. outpointed Joe Riv- CTS Cedar Rapids, la, GO).
 Massillon, 0. - Patsy Perroni, Canton. stopped Ray Fal, CharlGroi, Pa., (4D.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-30
EVEN ALI AROUND

New York, April 30 (UPD-Thc New York Yankees have minister $ son. His name is Poster Edwards. He is a pitcher. The New York Yankees have a former saloon keep CTS son. His name is Ken Williams. He is an outtieldcr.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-30
RUNNERS MUST BE IN SHAPE

New Haven, April go tN-Central cided that public school athletes must he examined physically before competing on the track in the long or dashes and runs. The decision was made following two year dis ousSioN on trc Canger oi OvrT-cXel, ton on the track for youths in the formative years.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-30
GRID PLAYER DIES
Leo Murphy, q, Halfbacl> on [. of Pittsburgh Team, a Victim of In- iuries From SCrimmaCc.

Pittsburgh, April 30 (P)-Leo Mur- phy, 24, a, halfb&ck on the UniVer- sity of Pittsburgh football team died early today in St. Francis hos pital Of a broken neck. Murphy a student in the School of Medical Education at Pitt. was injured in scrimmage, Thursday of last week.
 Murphy was a native of Youngs- town, o. He was used by tho Partners as a utility man last fall.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-30

Two base hits: Haas Corhrane, Sim mons, FoXN, Boley. Regan Double plays: Earnshaw to Boley to FoHx. simmons to Bishop. Bishop to Booley to FoXH, Hes- ing to Began to Q. Miller Bases on balls: of Earnshaw ,, Ruling ?, smith ], Lii senbee ,, Struck out: By Earnshaw 5. Rommel 2, Ruling ., smith 1. Winning pitcher: Earnshaw. Losing pitcher. Ruff ing,
New Britain herald., 1930-04-30

Two base hits: 9felilo, Scn4.,4, ..ot- gan, Goldman. Home run: Hodapp. Dou- ble plays: Huuapp to Goldman tu Nor gan ?, Stewart to Blue. Bases on balls: of Iludlin ,, Stewart ,, kimsey ,, w. Terrell l, Struck out: By 1ludlln :, by Stewart .. Winning pitcher; Nudnu. Los ing pitcher; Stewart.
 ,,-t'alli h2tted for HudIiu ill Sth.
 z--Badgro batted for Stewart ill 6th
 zZ-Batted for Holshaustr i'll tth.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-30

Two hase hits: Frederick. flowels ;. Roettser. Three base hits: Herman, Par melee. HOug runs: bJy /. ,' t,,l,ln.. 4-,- ry. Base ou bulls of Benton ., t'rEi"g l. Parmelee ], Elliott 5. struck out By Benton l, Pheips 1, Elliott i, .,ae,,.- ]. Winumy pitcher. Elliott. Losing pitch cr. Benton.
 k Batted for Crawford in 9th
 ax-Ran for Otarreu in 9tr.
 NNN Battcd for Parmclee in 9th.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-30
EASTERN HALF AMERICAN @ COURT spgn@ gn@
SLUGGERS START TO WIN
 GAMES IN SINGLE INNING

Three of Seven Big League Contests Played Yesterday Are Decided in One Big Frame - Brooklyn Beats Giants, 19 to 15-Phllies Make Braves Their Vic- tms-Prates Defeat Champion Cubs Washing ton Senators Win Eighth in Row-Athletcs Also Win.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-30

lWO base nus: GtTfIngtf MHNI1Hus, Alexander. Three base hts: Genringcr, joley Home runs: CisselL, Reynolds ,, McManus Double plays: Ailers to Geh- ringer to Alexander. Funk to Alexander. Bases balls: off i"ab"r ?. l'he 7. Page 2. Struck out: By Iaber :, Uhle l. LoS.ng pltrncfp t!4-.
 N-Batted for Moore in 9th.
 1--T,nttnI fut. blp
New Britain herald., 1930-04-30

man, Lis1a Rice, Crouin. Three base hits; Hachar,, r'os'jn. BaseS on balls: Off Zachary l, Gomez .. Rhodes ,, Had ley d Liska j. Thumas | Struck out: By Hadley l, Thomas ,, Winning pitcher, Thomas Losing pitcher, Gomcz.
 z-Batted for l.iska in 3rd.
 x-Battcd for Gomca in 7th
 %x-BatteI Tor ,IcEvoy in gtu.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-30

ocon.jnucd on Following Pagc.)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-15
Poultry and Supplies
Pets

800 Tsncred Leghorn Pullets. ready
Law. BOYERS HATCHERY Ri $40
write 70 ThoTntnWn Ind
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-15
YOUTHS ADMIT
$1,000 H0LDUP
Four Arrested for Staging
South Side Jobs.

-Four youths, 10, waived prelimi-
nary hearing before Municipal
Judge Paul w. Wetter today, after
confessing two south side holdups
one the $1,000 robbery Monday at
the Fountain Square theater. They
were bound over to Marion county
grand jury, all charged with rob-
berry, three with auto banditry as
well.
Those bound over: Malcolm
Kountz, 1914 South Randolph street;
Bernard Burch, 1905 Olive street,
apd Raymond Wick, 933 Spruce
street, auto banditry and robbery,
and Robert Roberts, 1924 Spann
avenue, robbery.
Roberts, according to police state
nlents relative to Kountz's alleged
confession, formerly was an usher
at the theater and planned the rob-
berry while Kountz is said to have
admitted staging it.
The other holdup to which the
youths confessed, according to po-
lice, was the $185 robbery of the
indianapolis Loan Company, 1929
Prospect street, Dec. /.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-15
BOY STOWAWAY
ENDS LONG HOP
Hides in Plane at Tulsa;
Rides to Columbus, 0.
By United Press

By United Press
COLUMBUS, O., Dec. 15.-Tommy
Oenham, IS, Tulsa, Okla, didn't
think so much of the life Of a
stowaway today as officials prepared
to return him to his brother at Col
linsville, Okla.
Tommy was cramped in body and
stomach and was shivering from the
cold when he was discovered in the
baggage compartment aboard a
Transcontinental and Western Air
Lines plane here Saturday night.
The plane just had landed from
Tulsa.
Tommy first said he intended to
stow away only to st. Louis where
he had relatives, but that the plane
failed to stop. Later, after he was
fed and warmed, he said he was
going to New York to become an
aviator.
Brother Joe was apprised of Tom
lnys whereabouts and Tommy will
return home as soon as money for
his transportation arrives.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-15
PROTEST PRESENTED
IN STREET WIDENING
Property Owners Object to Paying
for North Side Project.

Fifty property holders living in
the vicinity of West Forty-sixth
street appeared before the works
board today protesting the order to
widen the street from Boulevard
place to Meridian street.
They protested assessments being
made against residents living four
blocks west, two north and two south
of the proposed improvement, while
those to the east of Meridian have
been assessed nothing.
Representing the demonstrators,
Stephen A. Chnehens, attorney, 423
West Forty-sixth street, commended
the neighborhood has borne assess
ments for extensive Improvements in
the neighborhood of Butler univers-
ity.
E. Kirk Mckinney. works board
president, said the board would re-
view the assessments and another
eharing would be held Jan. Is.
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Gle V MULE IT c55o = OHE yF1C -
3ars gift for your family. We viii
S SsSxe your present car IN as cash and
johnson Chevrolet Co. Neridian AZ til
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-15
.RoBS WOODSTOCK CLUB
$3.50 Worth of Golf Clubs Stolen by
Burglars Early Today.

Foursomes may dot Woodstock
Country Clubs fairways next spring
with new, shiny golf clubs as the
result of a burglars activity at the
exclusive club early today
Fred Scholl. professional player,
found the caddy house had been en-
tered and thirty sets Of golf clubs,
valued at more than $3.50, missing
Tools worth $50 we're taken from an
other building. Part of them we're
used to open the caddy house door.
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BEVILE AVE. N. 43-5-room semi-mod-
ern double: $3.50: water paid. Inquire
Iuartatrat-tcra
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-15
RUSH ACT ON
BOOKS MAY Be
AIRED IN COURT
Representative-EIect Prob
ing Case Threatens Action
in School Case.

Indiana courts may be called upon
10 hall the school book letting
scheduled for Jan. 5. by Roy P.
Wisehart, superintendent Of public
instruction, it was announced here
today by William j. Black. Demo-
cratic representative ELECT from
Madison county.
I am in indianapolis to consult
attorneys about this book letting
and to inquire into the possibility
Of hating it by injunction" Black
told The Times
why Wisehart should insist on
giving this book business the rush
act is more than can understand.
He explained that he wants to han
die it before leaving Office, March
Is, and before the legislature meets
to avoid any Investigations
"Csurting Legislative Action"
All can say is that if they go
through with it on Jan. 5, and the
state. board Of education, acting as
a school book commission, signs up
a fye-year contract with the Amer
lean Book Company, or other pub
fishers. they are just counting a
legislative investigation.
we are going to look into this
thing and see how the wheels go
around. I was elected by the peo-
pie Of Madison county because 1
stand for old age pensions and free
textbooks in all public schools"
Wisehart has advertised for pub
fishers bids, on a flve-year adoption
basis, in geography, English, gram
mar, spelling, psychology, United
States history and domestic science
TO be in his Office by Dec. 81. Adop-
tons are scheduled for Jan 5. The
legislature convenes Jan. 8.
To Introduce Joint Bill
Black declared that he and Rep
resentative- Elect Fred S. Galloway
Dem, Indianapolis) will introduce
q Joint free textbook bill. To elimi-
nate the charge, made in the past,
that it would be burdensome to the
taxpayers to pay for free textbooks
the bill will carry a special tax pro-
vision, Black declared.
A similar bill will be introduced in
the senate by Senator John S. ALL
dredge CRep., Anderson, Black as
serted.
Il understand that such old time
senate Republican leaders as Sena-
TOR James j. Nejdl of Whiting will
vote for the measure this session"
he contended.
Neidl is candidate for president
pro tenn. Of the senate and has
served several times in that ca
pacity. If elected president pro tenn.
the free textbook bill, with his ap-
proval, would stand a good show OF
passage.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-15
Painting and Papering

FEATHERS-Bought. sold and renovated
feather mattresses. pillows made to order
e. p Burke. 43i-433 Mass. Ave. Ri $50:
TINNING-Roofing, furnace repair; sat
isfactton guar ALLEN W. CREEkBAUM.
1888 e 30th St. Oh. 3506.
OLD CHAIRS MADE NEWLY rebottom-
ing in cane. hickory or reed. Call Board
of Industrial Aid for the Blind. Ha 0583
GIVE me trial on good carpenter and re-
pair work; reasonable prices. Oh. 4035
ALL makes of electric sweepers repaired.
work guarn. 1900 SALES Co. Ri. 1924.
SPEC price on furnace coils. gas con-
nectionS: bonded sewer man. Oh. 2283-J eve
BATH ROOM-Complete SEQ: plumbing &
heating installed; reasonable. Ia. 4057.
TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS.
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Lifelong Resident Dies

COLUMBUS, Ind, Dec. 15.-Mrs.
Lura z. Davis, 81, wife. Of Edmond
Davis. died at the family home here
after two weeks illness. She spent
her entire life here. She was a
member of the Methodist church
and of the W. r. c. She leaves her
husband and two sisters. Mrs. Ray
Hammond. and Mrs. Dave Rogers,
both Of this city.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-15
100 MEN PUT TO WORK
Sanitary Board Starts Cleaning OF
Greek as Relief Help.

Sanitary commissioners today put
100 unemployed men at work grad
ing and cleaning Pleasant run creek
as a part Of the relief program, for
which $1,000 has been appropriated.
The workers, divided into three
gangs, are working at Garfield park,
at Arlington avenue. in Irvington
and at South Meridian street and
the creek.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-15

CHEVROLETI83-6 CHEVROLET
johnson Chevrolet Co. Meridian at 18th.
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AUBURN PLACES ORDERS
More Than 100000 in Materials
10 Be Used in 1881.
ByUaitcd Press

BV United Press
AUBURN. Ind. Dec. 15.-Omcials
OF tho Auburn Automobile Com
pany announced today they have
placed orders fer more than $9,000,-
900 worth of materials to be used
during 1881.
Ohio and Indiana manufacturers
made successful bids for approx
mately 100000 of the business, it
was said, and most of the remainder
was divided among Michigan and
Illinois concerns.
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Apartments for Rent

MOYNAHAN PROPERTIES.
10 Union Title
Il. 545S. he. 1887. Ri. 1871.
WASHINGTON. e. 5oI2iz-5 large rooms
apartmerts: mod. newly decorated: reas
18th. W.. I42-5-room apt. colored only
water paid: $50. Ia. 204o. Ri. o2S8.
SEE OR PHONE US FIRST
Furnished and unfurnished ants. Il
ten l1es tionss; SIS uo Phone Ii. 1891
H. H. WOODSMALL & co.
THE HAINEs: sIoIz N Ill
Beautiful efficiency apts. Il. 3se4.
VOILRATH APARTMENTS
Palmer. E. l1S-S rms. modern. DR..
Apartment Rental Bureau
We have apartments for rent anywhere
IN the citv north Of Washington St: LET
US help YOU ind one positively no extra
commission and no obllga lions: we
USUALLY furnish car and driver to shoU
apartments without extra charge Car
Ri 1871 dav and nizht service
PATRICIA APIS.
5-rn-. Frigidaire: util furn. DR.. 2591-M
5 ROOMS-Heat. water, month free: NOV
ing expenses; SO. Ri. 1894. He. 2765.
THREE-ROoM apartments. furnished or
nished: low rents. Isl ". Pratt st.
Houses for Rent
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FIRM TO BUILD AUTOS

NOrn1an DevauX Heads NEW OOm-
pany Formed at Grand Rapids.
By United Press
GPAND RAPIDS. Mich, Dec. Is
"A new automobile manufacturing
company. the Devaux-Halls Motor
Corporation, which will manufacture
a light six here, was announced to-
day.
The company is headed by Nor
man Devaux. for many years asso-
ciated with w. c. Durant. DevauX
also announced purchase of the
Durant plant at Oakland. Cal. for
$1,000 600.
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GIRL SP0ILS AIR RECORD
Stowaway Forces Pilots to Halt
Endurance Refueling Hop.

BY CutLed PT6SS
GLENDALE, Cal, Dec. ia
nlnety-five-pound girl, who slowed
away on an airplane, BROUGHT an at
tempted refueling endurance rec
ord flight to a halt Sunday after the
ship had been up only twenty-five
minutes.
The girl, Betty Brown, 20, hid in
the tail Of the tri-motored Albatross
monoplane, declared to be the
largest ever built.
The ship, commanded by Captain
Jimmie Acgel, World flier, with
a crew of five, took of well enough,
but had difficulty in remaining on
an even keel. A search was made
and Miss Brown found.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-15

4 small roof fire which damaged
the home of Morris Mandell, 641
West Twenty-lfth street. $50 Sat-
urday night, forced Mr.. and Mrs.
Mandell out of the house clad only
n niqllfclothirr
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-15
GOVERNOR TO HOSPITAL
Leslie TO Have Growth in Nose
Removed at City Institution.

Governor Harry G. Leslie Will go
to the Methodist hospital Tuesday
morning for the removal of a
growth in his nose and to clear up
what is believed TO be a sinus in
lection. He expects to remain in
the hospital two DAYS,
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BUILDING Permits

p. ~. Bartholomew & Son. dwelling and
garage, $500 North Pennsylvania, S2o. 600
JOY lane Company. remodel front ana
repair. IS North Illinois $3.50.
2. c. Bauer & Son. dwelling and garage
oST North Rxitc@ sf~~-
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Clothing


TABLES. trade for auto
Or what have you2 Ii. ais days.
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Stnrace and Transfer
HelD Wanted Male

WILL PLACE 3 more married men: in
terestsd in permanent work and q future.
Must furnish references and be. willing
DIV ESQ 10 D. m. 81 Circle Tower.
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ROGERS OUT OF DANGER
Movie Actor Spends Uneasy Night
Following Operation.
b. United Press

% y Z TIttCL ? too
TOLEDO. Dec. 15.-Although pro-
nounced out of danger by his physi-
clan, Charles Buddy Rogers, mo-
ton picture actor, was said today by
hospital attaches to have spent an
uneasy night. Rogers underwent
an operation for appendicitis Satur-
day.
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CHEVROLET SSQ5lzzee5g 1885, TITLE
SUED ON THIS CAR PRICE sss5 Ia.
EASY TERMS. INDIANAPOLIS AUTO
MOBILE COMPANY, 1865 VIRGINIA
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NoMINATES 5 HOLSTERS

Hoover SENDS INDIANA POSTMASTER
Appointments TO Senate.
- Cnited Press
WASHINGTON. Dec. 15.-Presi-
dent Hoover today sent nominations
for five Indiana postmasters to the
senate for confirmation.
Those nominated were william 3.
Thornley,. Jacksonville: Phineas O.
Small. lie Porte; David r. Scott,
Linton; Sam J. Bulkin, Newcastle.
aud George Young, Shelbyville.
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Houses for Rent

BEvuLE AVE. N, 43-5-room .semi-mod-
err. double; sl7.5o: water paid Inquire
BROAD RIPPLE-6l55 Cornell: z.r. bunga;.
mod. except furnace: S22.5o. Wa. 5ols-3.
BROAD RTPPLE-Main St. sl3: 5-room
modern oungalow. $50. Hu. 725o.
BURGESS. 5225-5-room cottage: modern:
s27.50. Call Oh. 1000.
CENTENNIAL. Co.'s lovely. rms. elec..
gas. pantry. 2 porches. good paper; SIS.
CENTRAL. s3l5-AttTactiye 4 bedTms; mod.
s. DEARBORN.
Four-roorn serni-moqern double; sl75o;
GREGORY and APPEL. INC. Il. 149l
garage: SIS II. 222s.
DRAPER. 1873 rooms: water paid
gas, cleo: Sic: near school. Hu. 1868.
FRANK ST. F.; 15-5 rooms; water paid;
GARFIELD DR. E. 2l3o-4-rm. mod.
GMBER, 172s-Attractive 4--rm. mod dole;
paved St: front-dr. gar. $3.50. Ri. 00s3.
GRACE, % or "a SIS rooms. bath,
Heatrola. garage. good condition; paved
street and alley
HARRIS. 27 Sc rms; complete bath:
garage: Wash. High; SIS. Be. 0746.
HAUGH. 422-5-room cottage. pantry. gas.
cleo, garage. big yard: $3.50.
HIATT. 1522-Cozy. modern 5-rm bungalow
garage: reduced. $50. DR.. 3540-R.
LA SALE. N, 562-Beautiful single 4-rm
STRICTLY mod, built-in feat. Reduced S35
MANSFIELD. I909-s28; mod. Arm. single
bath: gar; Riverside car. Ia. 1874.
MORRIS, w, 206-S rooms, lights, gas, in
SIDE toilet, water pd.; s1l mo. Ri. 0645.
NORTH E. 3707-4-rm. mod. garag.; wa
pd.: Al condition: S27.50. Wa. 0395.
OAKLAND. 54l N.-Rent reduced; attrac-
four French doors. all on one floor, city
and soft waSer. large, basement; Rybolt
FURNACES; garage: excellent location; $40
one block from East Michigan. Oh. 3o79.
ORIENTAL. S. 139-7 rms. gas, cleo. gar.
water pd. Near Ford plant; $3.50.
PROSPECT ST, 1s27-Near Fountain
square rent redUcedl attractive apart
me nee large cozg ToS: path ex
norch. garage: $40. Oh. 3o79.
ROCKVILLE RID. 4043-6 rrn.. cement,
garage; garden; chicken house. yard. Ii.
sOUTHEAsTERN AVE. l9O4ls : Groom
STATE. s. 1217-Five-room mod: good
condition: garage. Or. 4216.
TABOR. F.. 96l-2-way double; strictly
water paid: garage: $40 mo. Be. 0200.
gar; wa. pd.; $25. Near PIX. wa. o395:
TALBOT. 2933-6-room strictly modern
garage; S35: near Shortridge. Ii. 5472.
VALLEY AVE, 2l02-Four rni double.
rent S14. BUCKEYE. FINANCE CO., 507
E. New York st. Ri. 1914.
WINTHROP 4l47-North !. 6-rm.: mod
double. garage. water pd. $3.50. Il. 2423
WISCONSIN. -8l5--Clean. coy 5-rnl.. gar.
mr.. school No. %; reduced SIS. Ri. O645.
18TH. ST. E.. 2034-5 rooms and bath.
furnace. garage. water paid. s25.
23D ST, E.. 9O7-Double. rooms. pantry
bath. furnace. no garage: $50. Ii. 1921.
Corner Cottage, So
559 z. Maryland: 6 rooms electric lights
and gas; paved streets.
Dunlop & Holtegel, 122 E. Market
RENTAL LIST UPON REQUEST