The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • Page 15

REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING. John H. Hall, of Emery estate, turned yesterday from Duluth, v. here he attended the annual convention the National Association of Building wners and Managers. He is in an opti1 istic frame of mind regarding plans lormulated at the convention for the to.

ment of conditions among the interdirectly represented by the associau itu an agreement reached to 0.1. Seventy-five were cities, represented, weir plans into effect as quickly as posivie. throughout the length and breadth the land. the themselves as of dissatisfled association with an expressed portant feature of the income tax law," said Mr. Hall, "and it was decided make every effort to have it repealed.

This particular feature of the law, under present regulations, has resulted in tenants who exempt holding out rent. This entails needless work on amount they on are taxed when paying their ings and the Government. associapart of the tenant, the owners. of buildtion will work, have the tax collected directly owners of buildings, which wills considerably. simplify the methods of procedure matter attention was the alleged high-handed, methods insurance companies insuring property of members of the association.

It was the generally expressed opinion that insurance rates are entirely too high, and that the association should come the relief its membership. It was cided after some discussion that a plan that would give the relief wanted should be worked out within the asscciation. other words, the association will write insurance for its members, if the plan under consideration is feasible. association will endeavor hereafter to get the right kind of laws passed in those states where a workmen's compensation law is in effect, so as to equalize the burdens incident to the enforcement of this law. As it is now the tendency in most states is to throw the greater burden on the employer and make conditions for the employee easier than is equitable and just." Mr.

Hall returns from the convention with the Impression that Duluth is a wonderful city, and that its possibilities for future growth are incalculable. He said that the Minnesota Steel Company, branch of the United States Steel Company, is building a model city in connection with its plant that will surpass any other city of the kind in the country. The homes of employees will be of a distinctly modern type, and will have every convenience that will insure comfort and the right kind of living. This company already mined 000 tons of iron ore, and the value of its product which has been mainly distribin the Northwest and Canada, valued at $100,000,000. The ore, as fast as it is mined, is converted into the finished product instead of being shipped to Pittsburg by lake steamers as has been the custom in past years.

matter of interest to Cincinnati real estate men," said Mr. Hall, "came under observation while attending the convention. A company has been formed within the National Association of Real Estate Exchanges, and known as the National Real Estate Investment Associates Company, which has for its object the laying out of subdivisions in different cities and selling lots at prices that will insure quick and handsome profits. The company cleaned up $40,000 on a subdivision in Duluth that it promoted during the past few months. certain amount of the company's stock is allotted city in which there is a Real Estate Exchange, no member of such exchange being allowed to buy more than $500 worth stock." Mr.

"boosted" Cincinnati with all his might while at the convention. He distributed pennants bearing the word and postal cards advertising this city's advantages--all supplied him by Carl Dehoney, of the Chamber of Commerce--wherever he went. While attending a performance of "Ready Money" Duluth theater, he managed to substitute bundles of these pennants for the used in the play. In one of the acts it is the business leading man to "dig down in his jeans" and produce in a hurry bank rolls plethoric size. When, in place of the stage money, he jerked out of his pockets the Cincinnati pennants, the 400 delegates present roared with delight over the neatness with which the Queen City's rivals had had it put over on them, The leading man rubbed it' in on the rival cities by in the coat lapel of pinn'ng a pennant his, Hall associates.

will start a movement to have all delegates to the Atlanta convention in 1917, who pass through suitably entertained, and then invited to continte their journey southward in special that the local contingent will charcars ter. Allan Waters, superintendent of agents the Union Central Life Insurance Comhas under consideration plans for pany, the construction of quite a residence near his present home on Bivouac avenue, in the Kentucky Highlands. He has bought through Auctioneer Lawrence R. Jones 131 feet on thoroughfare, the price being about $3,300. Another purchaser there, the opposite side, was J.

M. Fisher, connected with one of the banks. who bought 100 feet. The realty belonged to the Bigstaff estate. Giuseppe Cucinatta, has made a purchase of Montgomery avenue, in the neighborhood of Cleneay avenue, in South Norwood, which is the first transaction of any consequence in that immediate territory in years.

Although that section of the city appears to be in need of atores, merchants, who a also wanted to own their realty, appeared to hesitate to put their money into the neighborhood. Cucinatta has acquired 58 feet on the east side of Montgomery road, 125 feet south of the corner, from the Cleneay estate, through. Cleneay, Nourse Huntington. He will improve it with a two-story building and the ground floor will contain a fancy grocery and fruit store. 'The entire investment will be about $15,000.

'The Cleneay estate also has a deal on for tie southeast corner of Cleneay and MontComery. The Oakley Presbyterian Church has revised -its plans about a meeting place. Yesterday Architect E. H. Dornette started work on the plans for a basement: to the church.

The foundation will be put in and roofed over. This will serve as place of worship, until the congregation is able to construct the superstructure. Mrs. John Clark, whose husband is in the ink business, has bought through E. M.

Costello Son the eight-room brick residence, 3020 Gilbert avenue, Walnut Hills, from Jane L. Morrow, the price being $5,000. The Southwestern Publishing has leased of John F. Dietz a portiona of former desk manufacturing plant on avest Third, near Plum, for five years, at 7 monthly rental of $150. Following is a partial list of the names buyers in Hamilton County whose deeds are on' file in County Recorder Hoyle's office and are awaiting claimants, lists to be published from day to day: Date of Record.

has. W. Short to Geo. G. Sumper.

..1894 os. Dodsworth to Arthur 1.89 allie D. Latto to Samuel L. Sparks. 1894 liz.

D. Van Honten to John W. Stebern. 1894 Chas. Mayer to Anna Springmeir.

1894 Sarah M. Shattue to Fred M. Shattuc. .1894 Chas. F.

Hake, to Edw. G. Schnefer.1804 Fischman Loan and B. Co. to Eliz.

Sulan. 1894 Jonathan Muller to John M. 1804 Gustav Vineger to Geo, W. Stone. 1894 Wilhelm Stricher to Henry Sicking.

...1894 Chas. B. Foote to Hattie Sullivan. H. Schlichte to Eliz.

Schlichte. 1894 Elizabeth A. Smith to Ethel C. Smith. Lewis H.

Green to George Frances Lampe to Edmund K. Stallo. Alex. L. Scott to Miranda .1804 A.

Theobald to Barbara Streng. 1894 Catherine Schneider to Julia M. Schlecker.1894 Lizzie Gilmore to Honora 1894 Aunie Gottfried to F. S. Spiegel.

1894 Wm, H. Hudspeth to Suean M. Sullivan. .1894 Mary M. Davis to Jas.

H. Shaw. 1894 Nicholas Casper to Frank Soehngen. .1894 Robert C. Smith to Thos.

G. 1895 Ezra S. Chapman to Edmund K. Stallo. 1895 Chauncey R.

Struntz to Eliz. M. Horace G. Stoms to Wm. Stoms .1895 J.

H. Nelson to J. H. .1893 B. R.

Cowen to Eugene Sullivan. 1895 Thos. B. Southgate to H. H.

Southgate. 1835 Chas. F. Malsbary to Chas. E.

Schelle. 1895 G. Mather 10 F. S. 1895 Mary P.

Ewing to Philip Stapleton. .1805 Walter Smith to Honora 1893 Joseph Harriett Webb Schellenberger to John to J. Kate Schmitz .1805 Charlotte Armstrong to Martha Sullivan. .1895 Mary Moore to Elizabeth 1805 Alice C. Basford to Henrietta Sellhop.

.1895 Harry F. Smith to Laura Joseph J. Bellamy to Jennie J. Schnippel. 1895 Catherine M.

Byrne to John J. Sullivan. 1895 De Von Runyan to Buck L. Sanders. .1895 C.

F. Schueman to Edith H. Smith. .1895 Emma K. Platt to Benj.

F. Smith. .1805 Southwest B. Association to Stanley Struble .1895 F. B.

Wiley to C. Stump 1895 Chas. M. Steele to Chas. W.

Steele. .1895 Wm. G. Lewis to Chas. Stewart.

1895 Isaac Manheimer to Eric 1805 B. H. Kroger to Seymour Hoyer Co. 1805 Sophia Tleman to Michael Steinmetz. 1895 Lizzie Van Antwerp to Samuel Shott.

1805 Joseph Mecklin to Ann .1895 W. W. Stewart to Mary L. Stewart. 1895 C.

R. Stuntz to Eliza M. Stuntz. ..1895 Geo. Thos.

Spain Campbell to Minnie Theodore Spain .1805 to H. Stephens. .1895 Archibald to Stuart .1895 Geu, H. Wiley to Clementheis Stump .1895 Jos. L.

Logan to Emma Simms .1895 Geo. Campbell to Jos. Strauss. 1895 Caroline F. Gilbert to C.

Henry Sansken. 1895 Jas. Moran to John J. Sullivan. .1895 John J.

A. Schmutz Williams to Chae. W. W. Symes.

.1895 to Short. .1895 C. Geo. W. Wieters Colon .1896 H.

Pendleton to Louis Schaeter. .1896 Henry B. Meyers Co. to Superior Suspender Co. .1896 Elizabeth Klickhammer to B.

F. Shemck. 1896 Sallie E. Day to J. H.

C. Smith. 1896 M. A. McGuire to Wm.

Schroeder .1896 John S. Dewey to Benj. F. Smith. 1896 A.

L. Scovill to Settlemayer Bros. 1896 John Story to Adam story 1896 Henry Wrede to Henry W. .1896 Perin Langdon to Henry Stagge 1896 C. Katie C.

Guy to G. H. Stull 1896 Shullman to Solomon Suslow 1896 Alex. McGregor to Mary Saunders. 1690 Thos.

H. Eulass A. 1836 Bofinger. Hopkins to Jas. A.

Stewart. 1896 Belmont College to Robt. 1896 Emma Mitchel to Henry Spah 1806 Geo, R. W. Berkhau to Frank N.

Sander. 1896 W. R. Tenney to Geo. E.

Shaw. .1896 August Voelzman to Geo. Sommer .1806 Martha C. Van Loon to John J. 1896 Theo.

Kondering to Wm. Scholl 1896 Conrad Seyfred to Henry Stoffregen. John H. Richardson to Herman A. 1896 Ward .1896 Izetta to John J.

Schmitz. 1896 H. Wm. Schuerman Adelia S. Schuerman.

.1896 J. McCormick McCormick to to Mary Mary F. F. 1806 Wm. .1896 Joseph Wahl to Henry Stoffregen .1893 Anna M.

Morrell to John Sick 1896 O. Saddle Bennett to Mathias Singer. 1896 w. S. Knight to Blanch 1896 Jacob R.

Sage to Mary A. 1896 George George to Eila Sullivan. 1896 Robt. Bromley to Geo. H.

1836 Elize Ingram to Fred S. Spiegel 1896 Mary Brown to John R. Staple. 1896 C. Schaffhauser to A.

1896 Fred'k Weber to Geo. Schmidt 1896 Richard E. Weiner to Cicely B. Sibley. 1898 Emil Streit to Cecelia Streit 1836 Geo.

Spitzfaden to Peter Spitzfaden. .1897 Anna M. Thompson to Ella B. Shoenberger. 1897.

S. L. Armstrong to F. A. Sackett .1897 Thos.

Katherine Loesche to Henry G. Schleueter. 1897 Haught to Geo. V. 1897 Bernard Santen, to Henry J.

Santen. 1897 Bofinger Hopkins to Ada E. Schwann. 1897 Abner Hahn to Maria Sawyer Jane Cary to Margaret A. 1897 1807 East Walnut Hills B.

and L. Co, to Emma Louis Schlie ...1897 Wm. C. Spatz 1897 Spatz to REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Walter 8.

McCammon to Mary A Lang, Lots 33 and 34 in Wm. C. Fiedeldey'a subdivision in Carthage; $1. CENTRAL, HUNT-Chas. F.

Dickson to. P. Gregory Cloud, 24 by 210 feet on the west side of Hunt street: $1. CENTRAL. WEST THIRD -John F.

Dietz to Southwestern Publishing Company, five years' lease from July 1.5 1914, of 26 by 93 feet on the south side of Third street. 88 feet west of Plum street; mopthly rent $150. CENTRAL. VINE -Carl Essiinger to Adolf Esslinger, 25 by 90 feet on the east side of Vine street; $1. CHEVIOT H.

Bruns to John Lacher, Lots 10, 17, 25, 23 and 27 in Bruns, Schnelder Lacher's subdivision In Cheviot: $1. CHEVIOT-J. B. H. Bruns to Joseph Schneider.

Lots 9, 11, 18 and 22 in same subdivision; $1. CHEVIOT- Joseph Schneider to J. B. H. Bruns, Lots 6.

12, 18 and 24 in sane subdivision: $1. CLIFTON-Henry W. Morgenthaler to Johanna Kruckemeyer et 50 by. 160 feet on the south side of Terrace avenue in Clifton; $1. COLLEGE -William Dinkelacker to Koehler, 76 by 571 feet on the west side of Clovernook avenue in College HIll; $1.

EAST END -Martha J. Amann to Thomas Broughton, 25 116 feet on the east side of McDowell street; $1. EAST Hawkins, END-Ella Lots 18 E. McAfee to George E. and 19 in Jewett Ferrie's subdivision Linwood; $1.

EVANSTON The Citizens' Homestead Company to Carrie L. Wolf, 41 by 140 feet on the south side of Crane avenue, 337 feet south of Duckcreek road; $1. EVANSTON-Carrie L. Wolf to Laura Eubunks, same property; $1. HYDE PARK-Myers Y.

Cooper to Guy W. Crosier, 40 by 150 feet on the east side -of Montieth street in Hyde Park: $1. GREEN TOWNSHIP-John Heinz to John Steiner, a tract of land in Section 34 in Green Township; $1. -Mary Hebauf et al. to George J.

Hebauf, Lot 391 in Norwood Vjew subdivision; $1. NORWOOD-Harry Q. Cleneay et al. to Giuseppe Cucinatta. 58 feet on the east side of Montgomery road in Norwood; $1.

PLEASANT RIDGE -The Ridge Realty Company to Robert W. Hamburg, hot 132 in Creetview subdivision; $1. PRICE HILL-Elizabeth Backherms to August Heuer, 25 by 110 feet on the west alde of Wilder avenue; $2,350. ST BERNARD- A. Nurre to Zella G.

Howard, 99 years' lease from July 18, 1914, of 50 by 139 feet on west side of Kemper avenue, 173 feet north of- Church street in St. Bernard; annual rent $42 50, with privilege of purchase at $850. WALNUT HILLS--Samuel D. Cooper to Emma C. Mayer, 44 by on the west side of St.

James avenue. WALNUT HILLS--August Buer to Mary Wolfson, 22 by 131 feet on Hackberry street, 178 feet south of Sycamore street; WALNUT HILLS -Clifford L. Myers to Caroline M. Diehl 61 by 203 feet on Park avenut on Walnut Hills; also, part of Lot 38 in Lane Seminary subdivision; $1. WALNUT M.

Laws to Caroline M. Diehl, an undivided interest in same property; $1. WALNUT HILLS Alvin O. Myers same, an undivided interest in same property; $1. WALNUT HILLS- Albertina M.

Lapham to Caroline M. Diehl, an undivided Interest in same property; $1. WALNUT HILLS -Roselia M. McCurdy to Caroline M. Diehl, an undivided interest in same property; $1.

WEST END--Catherine Nolker to Anna E. Nolker, 20 by 100 feet on the south side of Everett street, 40 feet east of Baymiller street; $1. WEST END--Anna Bloom to Ruth Weber, 25 by 100 feet on Richmond street, extendeu, from Freeman avenue to Carr street; $1. WESTWOOD- The Werk Realty Company to Charles H. Gumley, Lots 57, 58 and 30 in Werk Gamble's subdivision in Westwood; $1.

Mortgages Filed. Elizabeth Burst to Lincoln B. A. No. 2.0 Peter W.

Baehmer to Cidzens' B. A. 2 500 Mary Woltson to Southern Ohio L. and T. Company 2,4.00 John Lambing to Frederick Rutemeler.

8w Mary E. Van Epps to Carthage S. and L. 1,600 Guy W. Crosier to Hyde Park Savings Bank Company 3,5.01 Frances E.

Beckel 10 Southern Olio savings Bank Company. 0,000 George F. Hawkins to Addison B. and L. Company W.

1,00) George Stewart to Southern Ohio Savings Bank 3,000 Hugo W. Duetflein to Emu.a Zitscager. 7.0 Joseph Wiener to Grace C. Mininger. 2,000 Mary Liggians to L.

F. 150 Charies H. Gumley to Brighton German Bank Company 1,800 Edward Hendrigsman to E. R. 1,000 Laura Eubanks to Star B.

A. No. 3 Co. 4,..00 Same to Carrye L. 100 Mary L.

Hofmeister to Delta L. A. Co. 1,1.0 Elizabeth F. Howell to 2,000 Frank B.

Baumann to Westwood Homestead Company 2,5 0 Walter A. Hudson to 2,000 John Steiner to Provident Savings B. and T. Company. 1,100 Christian Rudershauser to Charles M.

Goldman 2.0 Eda M. Taylor to Irene M. Tagior. LOO Ecelyn Stunts to Milford Home Building Company 3,000 Mortgages Canceled. Mary Wacker to Wiliam H.

Blair. 1,066 George Brommer, to Southern Ohio L. and T. 1,800 Ella Gregor McElee Stecher to Lincoln B. No.

2,250 to Mt. Lookout 8. and Company 1,250 R. B. Wilson to Phil T.

300 Evelyn M. McCool to Ge.rge W. Hulick, Jr. 500 Matthew Short to Miami Township B. and L.

53 Carrye L. Wolf to L. F. 4,030 E. sie Schmidt to Hyde Park B.

and Company 2,:.00 Burgiss Ziegler to Louls Rauh. HUO Stephen Mettebrink to Henry Grothats 3 Lucile J. Baumes to Lickrun B. and L. Company 2,5 Louis Davis to Southern Ohio L.

and T. Company 250 Elizabeth Backherms to Elberon B. and L. A Company 2,250 Same to The Colter Company 580 A. THE ENQUIRER, CINCINNATI, TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1914 15 FURNISHED ROOMS.

NINTH 646 W. -Connecting front rooms for light housekeeping. NINTH 621 W. Furnished room; tollet and bath; $1 50 per week. NINTH 82 Flat 6, furnished room.

NINTH 541 -Furnished connecting housekeeping or sleeping; $2 per week, NINTH AND RACE. N. W. COR.Apartment 8, furnished front and rear rooms. NINTH 121 W.

-Furnished housekeeping and sleeping rooms; bath. NINTH 6 E. Large second floor front room; running water; also, small room. NINTH 687 -Small furnished sleeping room; $1 25 and up; bath, NINTH 116 Large furnished front room for sleeping: also, room for light housekeeping. NINTH 644 Furnished rooms for gents; $1 50 and up.

NORFOLK BUILDING, front room. NORFOLK BUILDING -Fiat 5, furnished front room; bath and electiic light. NORFOLK BUILDING -Eighth and Elm Flat 1, furnished front room for man and wife or 2 gents. NORFOLK BUILDING- -Flat cor. Eighth and Elm furnished front room.

NORFOLK BUILDING -Flat 8, furnished corner front room, with 4 windows. NORWOOD-No. 2120. Hudson furnished room. PIKE 283-Furnished room for gent.

PIONEER 435-Furnished room. PIONEER 447-Furnished room. PLEASANT 1557 Furnished room for housekeeping or 1 or 2 gents. PRICE HILL -No. 923 Sunset furnished room; breakfast if desired.

PRICE HILL -No. 924 Hawthorne furnished iront room, with or without board. PRICK HILL--No. 1261 First furnished room, with breakfast, for gent; reference. RACE 87..

022-Furnished rooms for gents, at $1 50 per week. RACE 704-Furnished front rooms for also, single room; bath. RACE ST. 805 Furnished rooms for housekeeping or sleeping. RACE 909-Fur.

isted 100ms, with bath, 10r gents. RACE 152-Furnished room for 1'ght housekeeping or gents; $2 50 per week. RACE 708- Furnished room for housekeeping or sleeping, on second floor. Ring Bell 4. RICHMOND 427-Furnished front room for light housekeeping; gas and ta.h.

RICHMOND 621-Furnished rooms for sleeping or housekeeping. RICHMOND 615 -Furnished roomn for light housekeePing or sleeping; bath and gas. RICHMOND 621-Furnished rooms for housekeeping or sleeping. SAN RARAEL BUILDING No. 626 W.

Fourth Flat 3. furnished rooms. SEVENTH AV. Two connecting furnished rooms for light housekeeping; bath, hot and cold water. 23, Enquirer.

SEVENTH 20 -Fiat 1, furnished room, with bath. Key at 49 Bodmann Bldg. SEVENTH 18 E. -Furnished front and ride rooms; bath and phone. SEVENTH 15 -Flat 9, furnished room; bath and elevator.

SEVENTH 818 furnished rooms on fourth floor for light housekeeping; gas range, hot and cold water. SEVENTH 132 -Furnished rooms for light housekeeping or sleeping. SEVENTH 318 furnished rooms on fourth floor for light housekeeping. SEVENTH 634 room for light housekeeping and sleeping; and up; gas and bath. SEVENTH 106 rooms.

with running water. SEVENTH 15 -Apartment 4. furnished front room. SEVENTH 633 front room on second floor for light housekeeping; also, small sleeping room. SEVENTH 125 -Flat 3, furnished room, with bath and phone.

SEVENTH 134. W. -Furnished rooms for sleeping or housekeeping; $2 and upward. SEVENTH 748 rooms for sleeping or housekeeping: bath and gas. SEVENTH 614 -Furnished rooms 1Cr sleeping.

SEVENTH 500 -Furnished rooms for housekeeping or sleeping; single or double. SEVENTH 110 rooms for or man and wife; running water, SEVENTH 312 2 furnished rooms for light housekeeping; bath, SEVENTH 14 rooms: hot and cold running water; electric light, bath. SEVENTH ST. 8 -Furnished rooms for sleeping or light housekeeping. SEVENTH 321 -Flat 5, turniahed rooms for sleeping or light housekeeping; gas.

SEVENTH 622 Furnished cohnecting rooms for light housekeeping or sleeping. SEVENTH ST. 547 -Furnished rooms for hous and sleeping; electric light, telephone and bath. SEVENTH ST. 748 Furnished seeping rooms; gas and bath.

SEVENTH ST. 12 entrance, fur. nished rooms for gentlemen, SEVENTH 128 rooms; hot bath, gas and phone. SEVENTH -Furnished rooms for sleeping and housekeeping. SEVENTH 613 large bay-window front rooms on first and second floor, for light housekeeping or sleeping; water and gas in room.

SEVENTH ST. 424 -Furnished rooms for housekeeping; also, single rooms, $1 50. SEVENTH 845 connecting front rooms furnished for housekeeping. SIXTH 742 -Furnished rooms for housekeeping: laundry, bath. SIXTH 630 Large furnished front room for light housekeeping or sleeping.

SIXTH 23 rooms for sents, with bath; $2. SIXTH ST. 637 -Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. with gas; $2 50. per week up.

SIXTH 619 W. -Furnished rooms for sleeping or housekeeping; gas and bath, SIXTH 637 -Furnished room; $1 per week and up. SMITH fu nish. frent rooms on second Ring bell. THIRD 15 room in a private family, second floor.

THIRD 441 -Furnished room on second floor, rear. THIRD 441 -Furnished room, In pri-. vate family; $1 50. THIRTEENTH 26 2, furnished hall room. Flat 2.

TWELFTH 28 -Furnished rooms for light housekeeping and sleeping; $1 50 up. TWELFTH AND RACE N. E. COR.Furnished front room. VINE 1228-Flat K.

furnished room in private family for gentleman; bath. VINE 1228 Flat furnished room. VINE 802-Furnished rooms for sleeping or light housekeeping: bath and. gas. VINE 815 Furnished rooms for sleeping and housekeeping; gas, bath and phone.

VINE 616-Flat 9, furnished room and beard in private family. VINE 9.0-Furnished rooms 1o. sleeping and light hot sekeeping; ges and tath. VINE 616-Flat 10, furnished room. VINE 1519-Furnished rooms for sleeping and housekeeping; water, bath and phone.

VINE 1228-Hanover Bullding, Flat C. furnished front room a gentleman; bath, phone. WALNUT HILLS- No. 704 E. McMillan furnished second-story front room.

WALNUT HILLS -No. 2121 St. James or 4 furnished rooms on first floor. WALNUT HILLS -No. 1816 Burdett furnished room for gentleman.

WALNUT. HILLS- No. 2628 Park furnished room. WALNUT HILLS- No. 2147 St.

James or 2 furnished rooms for light housekeeping. WALNUT HILLS- No. 2160 Sinton furnished front ruoms on second floor. WALNUT HILLS- No. 2140 St.

James or 3 connecting roome, furnished for housekeeping; gas range, steam heat, WALNUT HILLS- NO. 802 Oak 2 furnished front rooms on second floor for housekeeping. WALNUT HILLS- -No. 2838 Alma place, 2 furnished front airy rooms. WALNUT HILLS No.

900 Nassau 2 or furnished rooms for lignt housekeeping: private bath. WALNUT HILLS- No. 2161 Fulton furnished room; board if desired. WALNUT HILLS -NO. 1424 E.

McMilian furnished room for gent. WALNUT HILLS -No. 2618 Melrose furnished room for gents; board if desired; private family, WALNUT HILLS- No. 7 Eden Park terrace; furnished rooms. WALNUT HILLS- No.

3019 Woodburn front room for gentleman. WALNUT HILLS No. 2126 Sinton nished second or third 'floor rooms. WALNUT 2535 Ashland av. furnished second-story roome: $7 and $10.

WALNUT HILLS- No. 2018 Melrose furnished rooms for gents; board if desired. WALNUT HILLS- No. 2123 Sinton furnished front rooms. WALNUT HILLS -No.

2802 Kemper lane, 2 8 rooms for housekeeping: upper flat. WALNUT HILLS- -No. 1852 Burdett furnished front room, In a private tamily; reference. FURNISHED ROOMS. WALNUT HILLS -No.

851 Locust furnished room. WALNUT HILLS -No. 2600 Alms place, 2 furnished rooms for housekeeping. WALNUT HILLS- -No. 2348 Gilbert 2 furnished rooms for housekeeping.

WALNUT HILLS- NO. 2327 Salutaris furnished rooms, with bath. WALNUT HILLS -No. 3453 Woodburn turnished room for 1 or 2 gentlemen, WALNUT HILLS -No. 2123 Sinton 3 furnished rooms tor light housekeeping.

WALNUT HILLS No. 728 E. McMillan Flat 2, 2 furnished rooms for housekeeping. WALNUT HILLS- No. 3 Eden Park terrace, small furnished room.

WALNUT HILLS -No. 1368 Burdett av. furnished roome. WALNUT HILLS -No. 619 Crown furnished room for light housekeeping; bath.

WALNUT HILLS- -No. 909 Rogers place, furnished rooms. WALNUT HILLS -No. 2408 Symmes 1 or 2 large rooms for ladies; porch. WALNUT HILLS- No.

1355 Locust 1 or: furnished rooms for adults. WALNUT HILLS- -No. 2158 Sinton furnished room. WALNUT HILLS- NO. 2600 Alms place, 2 furnished rooms for housekeeping.

WALNUT HILLS -No. 920 Nassau furnished rooms for housekeeping. WALNUT HILLS- No. 2122 Alpine place, 2 or 3 furnished rooms for housekeeping. WALNUT HILLS- No.

10 St. James place, furnished room; phone and bath. WALNUT HILLS- -No. 1557- Two front rooms furnished for housekeeping; bath, gas and electricity; private family. WALNUT ST.

1020-Flat 2, furnished room. WALNUT 714-Furnished rooms for light housekeeping or sleeping. WESLEY 1052-Furnished room; private family, RGOMS FOR RENT. BLUE GRASS INN HOTEL AND RESTAURANT. KENTUCKY HIGHLANDS.

Modern, up-to-date 100ms: 10 degrees cooler than city, Tel. Highland 505 or 440. 1y3-28t -TWO large rooms with gas. No. 3032 Colerain, av.

Jy19-7t A. -TWO rooms, with gas. No. 1073 Wade street. jy19-7t ANN 328 Three rooms.

on second toor, all front; wafer, gas and. toilet. ARMORY 753-Two large front rooms on second floor; gas. ARMORY 739 Three rooms. AUBURN 1930-Four rooms; light, heat and bath; $18 50.

AVERY 80- Two front rooms for colored tenant. AVONDALE- 327 Albany room, with bath. AVONDALE- No. 696 Greenwood 3 rooms for colored people. BALTIMORE AND BEEKMAN COR.Three large rooms; $12.

BAYMILLER 1535 -Three rcoms on second floor: water and gas. BAYMILLER 1044-Three front rooms on second gas, bath, BAYMILLER 907-Three rooms, with gas, bath and toilet; $18. BAYMILLER 1631-Four rooms on first floor. BAYMILLER ST. AND KLOTTER S.

E. rooms, with gas and toilet. BELLEVUE. KY. -NO 501 Fairfield 3 rooms on second floor, front.

BOAL 419 Five rooms; $14 per month. BOWEN 112-Single room for colored tenant. No. 1021 Main at. BREMEN 1623-One large room; gas.

BROADWAY, 1342-Three rooms. CARLISLE 855- Three rooms on second floor. No. 710 W. Ninth st.

CENTRAL 1411-Two large furnished front rooms for light housekeep.ng: $2 per week. CLARK 534-Four rooms and bath on second floor. CLARK 830 -Two rooms for colored tenant: gas and water; $7 50. CLARK ST. AND WESLEY S.

E. COR. Three rooms; gas, water and toilet; third floor. CLARK 522-Three rooms on second floor for small family. Apply at 532 Clark st.

CLAY 1429-Thre or 6 large rooms. CLAY 1414-One or 2 large rooms; gas. CLAY 1327- Two rooms on second floor. front. CLIFTON HEIGHTS- 2216 Ohio rooms on second floor; gas, bath and phone; for adults.

CLIFTON HEIGHTS- No. 117 Parker rooms; bath, laundry, hot water, gae. CLINTON 308-Room on second floor, for couple; free rent for care of piace. CLINTON 741-Five rooms on second floor. CORRYVILLE- -No.

2910 Glendora 3 nice rooms en second floor. CORRYVILLE- 121 W. St. Clair rooms and bath. -No.

2802 Jefferson 3 rooms and attic room. COURT 911 rooms on second floor; also, 2 rooms on third floor; bath. COURT 30 E. Four rooms, with bath and tollet. Room 702, Second Nat.

Bk. Bldg. COURT 27 Two front rooms on third floor. No. 23 E.

Court st. COURT 424 Three front rooms on second floor. COURT 527 or 2 light roome. Inquire on second floor. COURT 728 front rooms.

COURT 721 Three rooms. COURT 840 W. Two rooms on second Acor, rear. Inquire of janitor, fourth floor. COVINGTON- No.

1227 Greenup 2 rooms on first floor for light hous. keeping; gas. COVINGTON- 6:2 Bakewell 3 rooms on second floor; gas and water. COVINGTON-No. 107 E.

Second 2 rooms; gas; $8. COVINGTON-No. 99 W. Tenth 4 rooms; water. No.

1624 Scott st. COVINGTON-No. 524 Russell 3 rooms. on first floor; $12 per month. COVINGTON-No.

251 W. Third 2 rooms on first floor; water and yard; $6. CUTTER 1084-One or more front rooms for colored people. CUTTER 1027-Two large rooms. DAYTON, Three rooms; summer kitchen; $8 50.

No. 824 Main city, DUDLEY 1549-Two or rooms. EASTERN 4234-Two rooms for colored people; gas range and water; $7. EAST END 3908 Feemster 3 rooms; bath and gas; $9. EIGHTH 931 room, with water and gas.

EIGHTH 933 W. Two large rooms on third floor, rear. EIGHTH 619 Large front room on second floor, for 1 or 2 gentlemen; reference. EIGHTH 757 large rooms on first door, EIGHTH 513 rooms for 2 gents; first flor; private bath. ELIZABETH Three rooms on first floor: gas, bath and yard.

ELM 1283- -Two rooms. ELM 1510- Three large rooms. EVANS 1042- Two or 3 rooms; gas. EVANSTON- 3501 Woodburn 4 rooms; private, bath; $20. FIFTH ST.

715 Room: yard and water. Inquire In rear. FIFTH 512 Two rooms; water and gas. FIFTH 850 W. Two rooms: FIFTH 612 E.

-Four rooms on first and on second floor. FINDLAY 121- Two large rooms; gas and water. FOURTH ST. 631 W. Two or 3 rooms; bath and gas.

Janitor's bell. FOURTH 825 -Unfurnished room; gas and bath. FOURTH 816 Four rooms for colored people: rent $4 per week. FREEMAN 701- Two large rooms; gas and water. FREEMAN AV.

AND YORK S. E. COR. -Two, 3 or 4 front rooms for adults. GEST 1120- Two rooms on second floor.

GREEN 129- Three large rooms; gas and water. HATHAWAY ST. 826 Three and rooms. HIGHLAND 1623- Two large front rooms: gas, attic. HOPKINS 430 -Front room.

HOPKINS 540 Four rooms on second floor. HUNT 404 Two or 8 large rooms. HYDE PARK--No, 3623 Michigan 3 rooms: JOHN 900- Two front rooms. No. 434.

W. Ninth LAWRENCE 234- Two front rooms: gas and water; $10. LINN 656- -Five rooms on second floor: $12 per month; newly painted and papered. LIVINGSTON ST. 824 Four rooms on second floor; gas and water: $8 25 per month.

MADISONVILLE -No. 6320 Main large rooms, with gas and water. EXHIBITIONS OF SKILL And Daring in Fire Fighting Will Be Features of Chester Outing. Daily exhibitions of skill and daring in fire fighting will be features of the three days' outing Chester Park Thursday, Friday and Saturday, according to the announcement the General Outing Committee of the Firemen's Protective Association yesterday. The following is a list of the dally events scheduled during the outing: Ladder climbing, hose coupling, sliding down pole, two horse quick hitch, first water contest and firefighting features.

Prize waltzes and twosteps every evening. Boat, swimming, running, sack, egg, potato and other races. Three sets of prizes were announced yesterday for the most popular fireman in each of the four districts. The Art prize will be $20 in gold, the second $15 in gold and the third $5 in gold. Fireman Tim Murphy, of Hooks 9, who has been a driver in the department for 25 years, and has the distinction of never having had an accident in that time, will be honored by his comrades on Saturday, the last day of the outing.

Murphy was recently awarded a medal by the Ohio Humane Society for his record and his love and humane treatment of horses. His comrades thought that the event was never given sufficient public recognition. They offered to triumphantly take him to Chester in an auto. "The horses for mine," replied Murphy. "I don't want an auto." So he will be allowed to drive to the park Saturday one of the engines which will take part in the big exhibition test.

MANSFIELD ELOPERS Were Principals in Early Morning Marriage at Princeton Hotel. D. K. McGinty, 26, and Miss Ruth Brinley, 18, both of Mansfield, Ohio, were married in the parlors of the Princeton Hotel here early yesterday morning by Rev. J.

J. Hawk. The groom is in the employ of the city of Mansfleld. The couple arrived on an early Pennsylvania train, and after registering at the hotel requested the clerk to assist them to obtain a license, saying that they had come to Cincinnati to be married and return to surprise their parents, although said that there homey were no objections to the match. The young lady was very anxious that their marriage be not made known until they got back home, but said that it would be all right after they got back.

CONFERENCE WITH MAYOR To Be Held as To Wiping Out Red Light District. The Joint Committee on and Order of the Hamilton County Federation of Catholic Societies and the Protestant Federation of Churches in this city is to hold a conference with Mayor Spiegel in the near future to discuss ways and means, regarding the wiping out of the segregated district. The Chief Executive, when asked to make an appointment with the committee last week, asked to be excused for a short time because of his time being taxen up with the arrangement of the budget for the city. WILL LIVE IN CUBA. The marriage of Miss Elste M.

Quantz, 27 years old, to Harold T. Reed, 29 years old, of Havana, Cuba, took place yesterday afternoon at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Quantz, 137 Forest avenue, Avondale.

Following a wedding supper the couple left on a trip to Dayton and Middletown, Ohio, after which they will return to Cincinnext month for Havana, where Mr. Reed nati. Mr. and Hi Mrs. Reed will leave is superintending the construction of several large refrigerating plants.

The bride's rather has been connected with the Cincinnati Zoo for the past 30 years. THRONG AT DOG'S FUNERAL. All the rites of a regular funeral service were held over the remains of Nick, a ten-year-old English bulldog, belonging to Mr. and Mrs. A.

A. Winn. of 18 Van Voast avenue, Bellevue, Ky. An Immense throng filled the yard of the Winn home while the funeral was in progress, and many floral tributes were placed on an exquisite coffin, especially made for the last resting place of the animal. Interment took place in the rear yard of the house.

MARRIAGE LICENSES. Edward Sandford, 26, ball player, 2105 Eastern avenue, and Bertha Presser, 21, 1840 Baltimore avenue, Harold T. Reed, 29, Superintendent, Havana, Cuba, and Elsie Quantz, 27, 137. Forest avenue. David C.

McGinty. clerk, Mansfield, Ohio, and Ruth I. Brinley, 18, Princeton Hotel, Rev. Hawk. Charles W.

Mayer, 28. engraver. Gendale, Ohio, and Laura E. Thrasher, 18, 3932 Spring Grove avenue. Rev.

Conner. William H. Briede, 24, painter, 2158 Western avenue, and. Leona Stewart, 19, candy worker, 3776 Hillside avenue. William McMillen, 23, chauffeur, 3976 Beechwood avenue.

and Mary L. Plew, 17, tailoress, 523 Armory avenue. Louis Fosco, 37, stoneworker, Bellevue, and Josephine Brown, 37, 311 Pike street, Charles Clark, 21, laborer. 1537 Providence street. and Laura Bates, 20, 1537 Providence street.

George Zacharspoulas, 25, waiter. 3 East Eighth street, and Katine Pandaleondos, 23, 3 East Eighth street. George S. Skipper, 25, singer, Savannah. and Myrtie Kastrup, 22, singer, 2817 Symmes street.

Robert W. Sprowl, 83. carpenter, 1923 Bigelow street, and Ida C. Dillon, 20, 1432 Wa.nut street. Bitner Chambers, 27, butcher, 2607 Glendora avenue, and Ethel Mosbacher, 20.

telephone operator, 2603 Glendora avenue. Rev. Henry Haefner. Edward Gaul, steel finisher, Detroit, and Marie Hyre, 19, 406 Culvert street, Augustus J. Kern, storekeeper.

Bellevue, and Emma Dadel, 21, bookbinder, 2371 Victor street. Rev. Adelmann, Charles W. Edwonds, 21, driver, 753 West Fifth street, and Alma E. Johnston, 20, 814 West Eighth street.

Rev. Smith. Albert May, 45, cook, 1039 Coleman street, and Mary Paner, 42, domestic, 2104 Harrison avenue. APARTMENTS AND FLATS. For Rent.

APARTMENT of 6 rooms; new building; all conveniences; suitable for dentist; $50. 906 Vine st. AVONDALE New Poinciana, reading roau and Hutchins 3 and room apartments. KRUG REALTY co. Phone N.

862. my26-tt AVONDALE- -Elegant 5-room St. Louis flat; every modern conventence. 3341 Reading rcad. Phone Ridge 1841.

Low rent. jy21-it C. THE MAPLEWOUD. CLIFTON. cor.

BRYANT AND TELFORD. 4-ROOM FLAT; STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS: NICE PORCH. On Vine-Clifton car Ine. TURNER HOSEA, UNION TRUST BLDG CLIFTON- The Marburg. 260 Ludlow opp.

Burnet Woods Park; lov.ly 5-100m apartment; strictly modern; on Vine-Clifton car line. jy20-7t CLENWOOD BUILDING COLLEGE HILL Handsome 5-room Apartment: also, 4-room apartment: large porches; every modern convenience: nothing more attractive In the city. Phone Janitor, Park 403 L. COVINGTON- fat, 5 rooms and bath: also, servant's room: nice porch and back yard. 532 Garrard, second floor, with jamitor service; $30.

my31-tf EIGHTH 518 Choice furnished apartment for 2 large rooms, kitchenette, private bath and laundry; also, large, cool front rooms, bath, running water; private family, EVANSTON- 4-room fat; strictly modern. Fivelicher Main and Brewster. 3y 19-7t FLAT of 4 rooms and bath with all latest improvements: $20 per. month. 656 Glenwood av.

1y FOUR-ROOM fat. n. cor. Twelfth and Race sts. Inquire Janitor, je12-tf FURNISHED fat rooms, first door.

for summer. No. 3557 Montgomery Evanston. dy APARTMENTS AND FLATS. For Rent.

HYDE PARK-3512 Zumstein desirable St. Louis flat; all modern conven ences. Phone East 1038 R. 1y HYDE PARK- Two new 4-1pom fats, 2814 Oakley H. one square from car line.

MAZIE- and Vine, elegant, modern apartment, tiled bath, porch, china c.oset, storage, screens; also, cozy 4-room apartment, Mayflower opposite. 18-7t MT. AUBURN- Flat oms. large and airy; large reception hall; ath; glee, ing porch; rent very reasonable: heat and janitor. Vine and Clifton car to Carnegie Lib.ary, 1 block east.

Inquire Flat M. Euclid Apartments. 1y MT. AUBURN- The Weetmor, land, Mason one modern apartment, 6 rooms: also, 4-room flat. See Janitor or ARTHUR R.

TICE, 717 First National Bank Bldg. Tel. Main 1994. tel-TuTh8utt NEW KRUG -Woodburn and Clayton Walnut Hills. Elegant 4-room front flats.

KRUG REALTY CO. Phone N. 802. ap8-tr NORTHSIDE-Modern 4-room flat; steam heat, bath, ho. water and electricity; reasonable.

Phone North 2715 X. Jy21-7t NO. 737 W. SIXTH dats of 6, 5 and 18 rooms. With bath and all modern conveniences.

Apply to janitor. 1y WALNUT HILLS-2854 Winslow apartment of rooms; all modern conveniences, up-to-date fat; call, see; janitor service. Phone C. 1888 R. WALNUT HILLS -2368 8.

Elm opp. HOtEl Alms, first floor, beautiful rooms bath. heat: $30; open. Phone North 1983. W.

SEVENTH 741-Modern fat. Arst floor. 6 rooms; rent $25. Phone Canal 2227. 1y 18-7t W.

EIGHTH NO. 739-Second floor rent $20; all conveniences. Phone Canal 2227. 1728 BAYMILLER-Second-floor dat 01 rooms: bath and tollet; hot and cold water. Inquire SAMUEL COHEN.

44 Atlas Bani BidE. Canal 8372. 1y 16-7: 820 W. NINTH rent, fate, 2 and 3 rooms; modern; newly papered. Wanted.

THREE or 4 rooms, modern, by August 1, by young couple. Box 65, Station city. HOUSES FOR RENT. CARR 662-Opposite Budd, to colored tamIly; 8 rooms. Keys 710 W.

Ninth st. NO. 217 GOETHE Mt. Auburn, 7-room G. C.

WILSON, Wiggins Block, Fifth house; rent $18. Apply, on premises or to and Vine ste. WALNUT HILLS-2368 Kemper lane, 12-room modern house; large lawn and shade trees. SAYRE, 514 Main Room 27. WESLEY 1036-Modern elght-room house; reception hall, laundry.

Keys 710 W. Ninth street. HOUSES FOR SALE. HYDE PARK-1310 Michigan new 8-room frame house: blocks from car line or schoolhouse. Phone East.

1038 R. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. BARGAIN- Island, cash, New $2 York; monthly, full buys price 10 lots $40 (only $4 each). VAIL, 133 William New York City. jy HOUSES AND ROOMS WANTED.

Rooms. rooms, with light and heat; UNFURNISHED, STEADY TENANT. Enquirer. FURNISHED ROOMS. -APARTMENTS of 2 and 3 housekeeping; rooms com- hotpletely furnished for water heat, light, bath, telephone; reference.

Telephone West 1427 R. No. 712 W. Sixth at. -SENATE -218 W.

Twelfth modern 3-room furnished apartments, Janitor and maid service, Tel. C. 3254 Y. je25-2 young ladies, employed, can get room and board in refined Walnut splendid. family; reference.

North Y. jy19-3tSuTuTh E. Eighth single and double roome, elegantly furnished; running water, bath and phone, ARMORY No. furnished front room for 1 or 2 gentlemen; alsc, small hall room. AUBURN 1932-Furnished 100m.

AUBURN pallor and bedroom; bath, plano and phone. PRIVATE HOME Enquirer. AVONDALE- No. 3400 Burnet furnished room: lady preferred. No.

644 Rockdale furnished room; private family; meals if desired. AVONDALE -No. 525 Rockdale furnished room for gent only, with bath. AVONDALE-No. 53.

Un.on furnish. rochis, with breakfast if desired. AVONDALE- 3322 Reading road, rooms for gentleman or lady employed. AVONDALE No. 409 Union furnished rooms, with or without board.

AVONDALE-No. 3320 Read.ng road, small furnished room, in a private family. AVONDALE-No. 580 Union furnished room; near 5 car lines. BANK -Seventh st.

and Central Flat 5, furnished tront rom and bath. BANK BUILDING and Central Flat 7. furnished front room. with bath. BARR 823-Furnished rooms for housekeeping.

with toilet and bath and hot water. BELLEVUE, -No. 131 Ross furnished room on second floor, front; porch upstairs. BRITTANY BUILDING -Cor. Ninth and Race Flat 9, furnished front room or gent; bath and elevator.

BROADWAY. 506-Large furnished room for gents; 75c each per week. BROADWAY, 302-Furnished room; bath and phone. BROADWAY, 424-Furnished room for bath, gas, phone. BROADWAY, 1344-Furnished oms.

BROADWAY. 308 -Small furnished front room, with electric light. 418-Furnished rooms, with hot and cold bath. BROADWAY. 424-Furnished room, with etationary stand, hot-water bath, BROADWAY, 531-Two furnished rooms.

front. CARTHAGE room for gentleman. CARLISLE 416 Furnished rooms for gentleman; $1 to $1 25 per week. CENTRAL 1027-Flat 5, furnished rooms for housekeeping or sleeping; bath and gas. CENTRAL 1027-Fufnished front room cn second floor; bath and gas.

Flat 1. CENTRAL 912-Second floor, furniehed rooms for sleeping or housekeeping. CENTRAL 931-Connecting rooms, furnished for light housekeeping; gas. CLARK 416 -Large furnished room for man and wife or 2. CLARK 433 Large furnished front room for light housekeeping: bath, gas, laundry.

CLARK 429-Furnished room for housekeeping or sleeping; gas and bath. CLIFTON-No. 307 Ludlow single or double furnished rooms for housekeeping. CLIFTON-No. 2366 Ohio large furnished front room for 1 or 2 men.

CLINTON 805 Furnished room for gent; private family; gas and bath. CLINTON 853- furnished room for 2 ladies employed during the day; bath. COURT 428 3, furnished front rcom for gent. COURT 322 Furnished rooms for housekeeping; $2.50 per week. COURT 211 W.

Two furnished front rooms on second floor for light housekeeping. COURT ST. 321 front rooms for light housekeeping. COURT ST 323 3, furnished room for 1 or 2 ladies. COURT 103 -Furnished room for gents; bath; also, rooms for light housekeeping.

COURT 239 Furnished rooms for light housekeeping and sleeping. COURT 286 Furnished rooms for or 2 gents. COURT 835 W. rooms for housekeeping or sleeping. COVINGTON- 60 E.

Sixth furnished front room on second floor for sleeping or housekeeping: bath, tollet and gas. COVINGTON-No. 1926 Denver furnished front 100m, COVINGTON-No, 129 E. Third furnished connecting roomns for housekeeping or eleepgas and bath. No.

19 E. Fourth furnished front room for light housekeeping or sleaping. COVINGTON-No. 1047 Madison furnished rooms for sleeping or housekeeping: bath. No.

87 E. Front furnished front room; gas, bath; for $2. COVINGTON- No. 24 E. Seventh furnished for light housekeeping and sleeping: $1 50 and up.

No. 515 Montgomery furnished room for gent. COVINGTON- No. 424 Greenup furnished front room for 1 or 2 gents; private family, FURNISHED ROOMS. ELM 904-Furnished room for housekeepIng; also, small sleeping room; bath.

ELM 1114-Furnished front rooms, with brass beds; baths and telephone. ELM -Furnished room, with bath, for 1 or 2 gents. EVANSTON- No. 1042 Herbert furnished room on first floor; private family. FIFTH Furnished rooms for sleeping or housekeeping.

FIFTH AND PIKE B. W. Rooms for sleeping or light housekeeping. FIFTH 424 E. -Furnished room (Cr 1 or 2 persons; bath.

FIFTH ST. 484 E. -Furnished rooms for seeping; bath; hot and cold water. ELM 902-Furnished rcom for sleeping: also, room for housekeeping, FIFTH 457 E. Furnished, connecting front rooms for housekeeping.

EIGHTH ST. 037 W. -Furnished rooms, with phone; $1 50 and upward. EIGHTH 221 W. -Furnished rooms.

EIGHTH 129 W. -Furnished rooms for housekeeping and sleeping: bath, gas and laundry. EIGHTH 17 front and mingle rooms; running water. EIGHTH 824 W. -Furnished front rooms for housekeeping; gas, bath and laundry; $2 25 per week.

EIGHTH 119 rooms for housekeeping or sleeping: bath and gas. EIGHTH 519 -Furnished room for or 2 gents, in a private family, with bath and telephone. EIGHTH 724 rooms for light housekeeping or sleeping; $1 50 up. EIGHTH 215 Furnished rooms; bath and phone. ELM 815 -Furnished rooms; electric light, bath and phone; $2 per week.

ELM 1114-Furnished rooms for housekeeping and sleeping; bath, phone. ELM 900- -Furnished rooms for sleeping or housekeeping: running water; $2 50 up. ELM 1252-Furnished rooms. single and double, at $1 50 per week and upward; also, 2 connecting front rooms for light housekeeping on second floor. ELM 1433-Furnished rooms, with bath.

ELM 914-Furnished front room for 2 gents or man and wife for light housekeeping; also, single room for gent. COVINGTON-No. 625 Greenup large, furnished room. COVINGTON-No. 738 Scott 1 or 2 furnished rooms on second floor.

COVINGTON-No. 117 W. Sixth furnished room for 1 or 2 gents: $1 each. COVINGTON- 77 W. Fifth 2 furnished rooms for sleeping or light housekeeping; rear.

COVINGTON-No. 911 Scott 2 front rooms and alcove, furnished complete for housekeeping; gas, bath and tollet. COVINGTON- 188 E. Nineteenth furnished rooms for 2 gentlemen. COVINGTON-No.

45 W. Fourth furnished front rooms; bath, gas; board if desired. COVINGTON-No. 201 Garrard large room furnished for light housekeeping or sleeping: side porch. COVINGTON-No.

805 Scott furnished room. EAST WALNUT HILLS -No. 2414 Salutaris furnished or unfurnished front room and alcove. EAST WALNUT HILLS 1518 Ruth furnished room in private family. EIGHTH 623 room for housekeeping or sleeping.

EIGHTH 914 room for housekeeping or gent. EIGHTH connecting 614 -Furnished front rooms; also, rooms. EIGHTH 603 rooms for light housekeeping; gas, bath and laundry. EIGHTH 3 front rooms, single and double; bath and phone. EIGHTH 814 -Furnished room for light housekeeping; $2 50.

EIGHTH 420 -Furnished rooms for housekeeping or sleeping. with bath and running water. 458 rooms; running water and phone. FOURTH 636 Furnished rooms for sleeping and housekeeping. FOURTH 632 Furnished rooms; bath, laundry and telephone, FOURTH 300 -Furnished front room for gents only; hot and cold bath.

FOURTH 204 -Furnished rooms for light housekeeping; also, sleeping rooms. FOURTH 330 3, fu nished rooms for business men. FOURTH 642 W. -Furnished front rooms for housekeeping or sleeping: $150 and up. FOURTH 610 W.

-Furnished room for light housekeeping: $2 per week and up. FOURTH 334 roome for sleeping or housekeeping. FOURTH 634 -Furnished rooms for housekeeping; use of laundry: bath. FULTON AV. 2214-Furnished rooms; near Eden Park.

GARFIELD PLACE, 27-Furnished rooms for sleeping and housekeeping: bath, gas, GARFIELD PLACE, 123-Furnished rooms: also, rooms for housekeeping. GARFIELD PLACE, 18-Large furnished front and side rooms; runing water. House bell, GARFIELD PLACE, 128-One large furnished front room; and bath. GARFIELD PLACE, 121-Furnished rooms for sleeping. GARFIELD PLACE.

20-Furnished rooms; and up; phone and bath. GARFIELD PLACE. 31-Large front room for $5 a week; furnished. GARFIELD PLACE. 118 -Furnished rooms for light housekeeping.

GILBERT 2210-Furnished single room; $1 50 per week. HANOVER BUILDING No. 1228 Vine Flat C. furnished front room for gentleman: bath, phone. HOPKINS 415-Furnished front room on second floor: bath.

HOPKINS 411-Furnished room for gentlemen. JACKSON 1228 Furnished room for housekeeping; gas. JACKSON 1232-Furnished rooms for sleeping or light housekeeping; bath. JOHN 108-Large furnished room for housekeeping: gas. JOHN 1629-Furnished rooms; and 81 25 per week.

JOHN 1042-Furn shed front room for or 2 young men. LAUREL -Furnished front room, with bath. MAIN 818-Furnished rooms. MAIN 1023-Single rooms for working men. MAIN 1208-Two or 3 furnished rooms for housekeeping.

Flat 1. MAIN 1210-Two furnished rooms; water, toilet and phone. MOUND 8 Furnished rooms for sleeping and housekeeping, single or connecting. MT. AUBURN- No.

2010 Burnet furnished second-story front room. MT. AUBURN No. 245 Helen furnished room for gentleman, MT. AUBURN-No.

44 McMillan furnished room, with breakfast if desired. MT. AUBURN--No. 118 Mason 3 furnished rooms for housekeeping; gas, bath and phone. MT.

AUBURN- NO. 2818 High and furnished front room. MT. AUBURN-No. 41 E.

McMillan furnished room on first floor: $8. MT. ALBION-No. 215 Albion place, 3 neatly furnished rooms for light housekeeping; gas and bath. NEWPORT -No.

615 E. Fourth furnished front room in private family. NEWPORT-No. 708 Monroe furnished front room in private family; bath. NEWPORT-No.

407 W. Fifth furnished NEWPORT-No. 112 W. Front furnished front room for 1 or 2 gentlemen; bath, tollet and porch. NEWPORT No.

812 Washington furhousekeeping or sleeping: private family. NINTH 214 W. Furnished rooms for light housekeeping: bath and gas. NINTH 8 W. Furnished rooms: running water, bath and phone.

NINTH 26 -Furnished rooms for light housekeeping: running water. NINTH 138 W. Furnished rooms for sleeping or light housekeeping; hot and cold running water: $2 up. NINTH ST. 218 -Furnished rooms.

for sleeping; 1 large NINTH 222 -Furnished rooms, with running water: $2 and $2 50 per week. NINTH 206 Furnished front room for housekeeping: water in room. NINTH 220 W. Furnished rooms. NINTH ST.

592 W. Two connecting furnished rooms for housekeeping: gas range and water. in kitchen: rent $6. NINTH 119 W. Single and double furnished front rooms: $2 per week and up.

NINTH 10 E. Large furnished tront room, with bath and phone. NINTH 31 -Furnished front room, in a private family, for gentleman, NINTH 115 W. Furnished rooms. NINTH 29 rooms for housekeeping or sleeping.

NINTH ST. 3 W. -Furnished frept rooms for 1 or 2 gents. NINTH 704 Furnished front parlor for light housekeeping; running water; also, sleeping rooms. ROOMS FOR RENT.

MAIN 720 Two rooms. MARTIN 1210 -Four rooms. MILTON 328 Second floor, rooms; bath, yard and laundry; $16. MT. ADAMS- -No.

1020 Celestial st. 2 rooms for light housekeeping, Call evenings. NEWPORT-No. 111. W.

Fourth 4 rooms cn second floor; gas and water. NEWPORT-No. 12 E. Seventh 2 rooms; water and gas. NINTH 11 W.

Three connecting rooms for also, ngie room; $2 and up per week. NORWOOD-No. 4415 Ivanhoe 3 large rooms on second floor for $14, OAKLEY-No. 4139 Sherman 3 roms down. stairs.

OAKLEY PARK- NO. 4217 Thirty-second 4 rooms, with heat, for $18 per month. OHIO AV. 2142-Four front rooms; gas and bath; $14. PARK 411-Three rooms for colored tenant; $2 75 -per week.

PLEASANT 1326 -Two rooms on first floor. in rear. PLEASANT 1326-Two rooms. POPLAR ST. 550- Three large rooms on first or second floor; gae and water.

PRICE HILI 3828 Warsaw av. 3 rooms. PRICE HILL 2809 Bushnell -2 large rooms. PRICE HILL -No. 901 Kirbert 4 roon.s.

PRICE HILL -No. 3910 Latium 3 room RACE 1804-Two or 3 rooms; gas. RACE 1539-Four poins on third front. RACE 519-Flat 8, One front or 2 connecting rooms. RACE RACE 1424-T46 rooms on third floer; $7 50.

RENNER 251- 4750 rooms. RICHMOND 717-Three light rooms, with porch; front, side and back yards. RICHMOND 937-Three large on second floor; bath and toilet. RICHMOND 744-Four large rooms and bath; also, 2 rooms. RICHMOND 651- -Three large rooms: bath and heat.

RIVERSIDE- No. 3886. 3 rooms, newly papered; gas and water: $9. SEVENTH ST. 920 Three 1ooms on parlor floor; bath, toilet and gas.

SEVENTH 1205 rooms on second flocr. SIXTH 803 on first floor, with gas and bath. SHERMAN 1122 Two front or rear rooms; gas and water; $6 50 and $8 month. SIXTH 2662 W. rooms, with bath and toilet.

SIXTH 561 W. Two large front rooms for colored tenant. SOUTH AUBURN 1984- Two large rooms; bath, gas and tollet. SOUTH NORWOOD- No. 4003- Forest 3 or 4 rooms; adults.

SYCAMORE 401-One or 2 rooms for ored family. SYCAMORE 1341-Three rooms. THIRD ST. 443 E. -Four rooms, with private bath.

Key on third floor. THIRD 686 THIRD 825 E. -Two rooms, also, 2 rooms for $8. Apply in store. THIRD 226 Call upstairs.

THIRTEENTH 28 Two nice rooms; gas and water. TWELFTH 309 or 4 rooms. UNFURNISHED room, in good location for lady employed. A Enquirer. WADE 214-Three rooms on third floor, rear.

VINE 1111-Five roome and bath. 1513-Four rooms and bath. VINE 1116-Three rooms, newly papered, WADE 1042-Five rooms; bath and toilet: $16. WALNUT 1443-Four rooms on first floor; $16. WALNUT HILLS- No.

2146 St. James unfurnished front room on second floor; heat. WALNUT HILLS- No. 2112 St. James 2.

3 or 4 rooms on third floor. WALNUT HILLS- No. 2331 Symmes 3 rooms and WALNUT HILLS -No. 2315 Ashland 2 rooms. WALNUT HILLS -No.

2331 Symmes rooms and bath. WALNUT HILLS 2315 Kenton large rooms; light, heat and bath, WALNUT HILLS -No. 2158 Glibert 2 or, 3 unfurnished rooms. WALNUT HILLS- -No. 907 E.

McMilian 2 rooms. WALNUT 604-Rooms. WALNUT 1444 Three rooms. Apply on thi floor. WELLS 1108 Three or fire rooms; water and gas.

WEST END- No. 2150 Storrs 2 rooma on second floor; gas, electric and laundry. WILSTACH 1072 -Two front rooms: gas. BOARDING. HILLS Bourding, No.

1004 Chapel beautifully furnished rooms; running hot and cold water in rooms; private bathe connecting; high-class table board; also, single rooms; large ehady lawn, porches; reference. North 1674 L. Jy 19-2tSuTu -WALNUT HILLS. 2650 Melrose beautifully furnished room, with board, in a private family; strictly modern; large porch and lawn; a real home; gentleman preferred; one block from cars. Phone North 4604 L.

jy21-7t -LARGE front room, cool: beautifully furnished; hot and cold running water, large lawn; high-class table; finest possible location; highest references required. Phone North 1208. 1y -MARION FAMILY HOTEL Beautifully furnished, large front rooms; also, side rooms; Arst-class home cooking; shady lawn; the coolest place in city; summer rates. jy15-7t DU CASSE- Avondale, Blair and Reading, road, beautiful. large rcoms, with private bath; extensive lawn and shade; reterence required.

Phone Avon 1033 nished front room; good location; large lawn; -2303 PARK Walnut Hille, nicely ya furexcellent table board; references exchanged; also, small hall room, WALNUT HILLS, 2920 Gilbert handsome front room, porches, lawn, shade: choice location; reference. North 836 R. jy19-7t -LARGE room in modern home on hilltop, with board, in private family: first-class. Phone North 2715 X. Jy16-7t rooms, one single, one suitable for married couple; board; reference.

No. 2232 Burnet av. Mt. Auburn. Jy21-7t AVONDALE- -No.

3022 Reading road, large front room and board. CLIFTON HEIGHTS--NO. 208 Calhoun board and room for gentlemen. EIGHTH 4 room; phone and bath. EVANSTON-No 3559 Wabash 2 front ros ms, with board.

FIFTH 439 and room for sentlemen; $4 per week. FOURTH 530 rooms, with board, for, gentlemen. FOURTH 500 rooms. GARFIELD PLACE, 119 rooms, JOHN 1405 -Board and room for 2 gente in private family. MAIN 726-Furnished rooms, with board; $4 50 per week.

McMILLAN 1004 and room. McMILLAN 152 Furnished room, with or without board, for 1 or 2 gentlemen. McMILLAN 42 room and board. MT. AUBURN- -No.

321 McGregor room and board; bath. MI. AUBURN- -No. 2316 Highland furnished front room and board. NEWPORT-No.

920 Saratoga furnished room for light housekeeping or sleeping, with board. NINTH 8. E. Furnished front room for -2 gents; bath. PRICE HILL -No.

1219 Ross av. furnished room; breakfast if desired. RICHMOND 649- Furnished front room. SEVENTH 906 and room for 1 or 2 gents; use of bath and parlor, with SEVENTH 215 W. -Furnished rooms, board; bath, THIRD 606 W.

Furnished rooms for sleeping and housekeeping; $1 per week. or VINE light 815 Furnished rooms for sleeping housekeeping: gas, bath and phone. VINE 616 -Flat 4, furnished front room. VINE 1713 -Furnished, second-story front room, in private family. VINE ST.

1107- Furnished room and bath, fourth floor: private family. WALNUT HILLS -NO. 2210 Gilbert furnished room for sleeping; $1 50 a week. WALNUT HILLS- NO. 2320 Gilbert av.

furnished front room for gentleman. WALNUT HILLS- No. 728 E. McMillan Flat 2, furnished front room, in private famIly. WALNUT HILLS- -No.

1363 Chapel roOm and board. WALNUT HILLS NO. 2920 Gilbert single room and board, for young WALNUT HILLS- -No. 2155 Sinton room and board,.