The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • Page 11

THE IUVER Boat Lesvlng To-Day. rancher, I P. m. u. ateamboat advertised to Inn Cincinnati (or Lower Ohio Rives' points.

Wsather, 11.0 Mt, pool Mac. I fM steamer Tsooma, from Pomcrojr and wm' Departure. Th, steamer Ctillo. with Captain Blmer Fan. in command, leaves th loot of Hyi-ainore to-day at fi P.

ra. for New Richmond, yoicow, renter, Chllo anl Mancheo-wr, okloi oltica In charge ot Arch Wriggles- Mv.r News. Iiffht rtln In Ohio Valley Wedneeday night veiienlay had lit 1 1 effect on river Hut'i, uth uhlo and all lie trlhutariM wera failing U.wiy ylarlay from headwaters to Incln-Mitl wnera there waa 11.9 feet recorded on Qovernawnt gauge. Coot of Broadway, at 1 TheGreeiie Una steamer Taeorna wai tha Mv arrival yesterday, with freight from Poro-Mt and Charleston, W. Va.

Bite cleared In the evanlng with a light cargo for Poineroy ind Cbarleiton, W. Va. Xha Greene Una Meatner Chllo will leavt the foot Bromort it reel to-day at p. m. for Ne Richmond, Moscow, Foeter, Neville, Chno, Mayivllla, Mancheater, Ohio, and all war point.

Tn gaaolina packet flevenah passed up tltroufh the Cincinnati Harbor yesterday, light, is route from Shranevllle, to Portsmouth. Ohio where ehe will enter tbg Porunouth ana Huntington. W. trade. Tha Harbor tow boat J.

Ware paaeed up Ikroufh the Clnclnnmtl Harbor yeetertlay with ttr of Hatfield Cul Company empty bargee a rt to Kanawha River. TELEGEAPEK. (FECIAL DISPATCHES TO THB FNQUIHER Pittsburg November W. The United States snagboat ftwaa. In oharge of Captain William H.

Shannon, left to-day for Wheeling on an Inspection trip. Tha boat has uit completed the removal of th. temporary gutd. orlb and piling from tha lower approach to tha new chamber at Lock No. 4 on th.

Morton-genels Klver. Thanksgiving waa generally ob-nrved on tha river, tha pool craft being tied up. while th. office of th. coal comoanle.

were cloaed. The rivers' are falling lowly, according, to tha following -stages reported to night: Point Brldgs, a feet ami falling; Davie liland Dam. T.T foot and falling, wlckata up; Beaver Dam, feet and stationary, wlck-ila up. i Wheeling. W.

Nenmbir 19 River fret and 8 pool Weather partly cloudy and warm. Th. Liberty departed at noon for Marietta! Milton la at p. from llauunoras, Marietta, Ohio, November II. River Itl feet and rising.

Bhow.rg and warmer Th. Ruth down at 4 p. m. Parkersburg, W. Novembw tt.

River II feet and stationary. Weathag cloudy and warmer. No boats. Point Pleaaant, W. November W.

River I fret and falling. Weather cloudy and oool, with light rain moat of th. day. The Lemy departed for Charleaton at 7 a. refuelng freight from all point, abov.

her. Th. Bootla, up with gravel at 10 a. D. T.

Lane, out with coal and returned with emptte at 12:90 p. Bailie Marmat, out with coal at 11 a. Jullua Plelaehmann and Plymouth, out with coal, up i The Verner Mack at 4 p. Dam as, channel gauge, teat and falling. Oalllpolla, Ohio, Novembw River 11 feet and atatlonary.

Weather cloudy and mild, with light rain and heavy fog. Local, la and out. Portamouth, Ohio, rtimmtwr 10. River S.S feet and rising. Weather partly eloudy and oool.

Madison, Novembw II. Th. rlvr her. at I o'clock 1.1 feat and atatlonary. Weather eloudy.

Ijeulavina November 5 River gtatlon- iry; atagea read 8.8 feet In canal and 5 fret below locka. Weather warm and uneettled. Wvanevflla. Novambar IS River feat and falling. Weather cloudy, with ihowara.

Th. gpeed to Calhoun. Padneah, Novambar It. Gauge read 4.1 feet at 1 p. m.

and stationary. Cloudy end cold. Arrived! Th. John Lowry, from Evanavllle. Departed: Th.

John Lowry, lor Evansvllle, Cairo. November St. River raug reads feet, a rlM of 0.2 foot In paet 24 hours. tVmther cloudy and eold. Arrived: Th.

Wy-noka. from Upper Mleelaelppl. with one barga. Departed: Tha Helen Blair, tor Paducah. St.

Louis, November tt. Klver 1.4 Ml; change. Memphis, November II. Gang, reads 4.1 feet and stationary th. past It houra Clear and oool.

Arrived: Tha Tarascon, from Car-thagevllla. Denartad! Tha Oaorerla Ie. tar Rosedal. T'l reading 1.1 feet. Weather fair and cool.

No Irrlv. la Tana wtAil a AAm 1 1 Oreenvlli. Due to-night; The America, from Carriola, Ark. WILFORD. Th.

Mllford and t-oveland Trac tion Company, aupplylng Newtown. Mllford. Plalnvllla and Newtonvllle, with light and power, yesterday had Its coal sup- Ply and threatened to shut down unless two carloads ot coal In th Pennsylvania and D-Corsey yard could be released st once tor Its InmedlaU uss. Mayor C. G.

Seder berg eoramanlcated with County Coal Director FVed EMglngton. CMIo, Ohio, and the matter waa referred to Asela-lant Coal Administrator L. A. Walton. Mllford.

A telerram was forwarded to Homer K. John-eon, state Fuel Admlnletrator, outlining the ttuatlnn and requesting that Cars 112 187 end "2.W7 in th. Pennsylvania yards at Rniedale, and Cincinnati, conelgned to th. M. snd L.

Railway, be released at tine The M. and operates car also between Msdiaonvllle and Buincheater. and the hortago of coal probably will mean th. tying Up Of tralflo unleea ImmMlfAta ralinf la forth coming. Kuperlntendent C.

C. Harris yesterday used every means possible to obtain coal without avail. 'mi ti range rvo, l.foej will reierirate wirn a social to-morrow afternoon. E. C.

Pstchell on meat on in. r-wrn; rit-iw- ling and Curing" will be tha loplr of J. J. Ijaudeman. and "Liquid Smoke." Miss Alma rrlcs.

The program will conclude with a dla- lunaral servlcea em rberlM netman. TO rears old. Point Pleaesnt. Olo. will t'ke placa in.

mi. zion Church to-day. Mr. tspeiman a pioneer rexirtent of Clermont county. He leaves hie Ma wa mm anm anil a daughter.

Burial will be In Mt. Mortal. Cemetery, OfflMN AlMt-a aw fW. IMty lodge, p. and A.

Maeons are: Worahlp-rul Maater, Rolls M. Armatrong; Rer.lor War-Jen. Milton r. Culter. Junior Warden bert O.

BolfiHler; Senior Deacon ftldnay E. Reed; Junior Deacon, Jeasle B. Bennett; Secretary, n. smith; Treasurer. Fred cnnaiani; Tiler, George Prlt.tv: Trusteea, 8.

F. Krn-jedy. S. A. Page anil Bruce P.

Daughters. Ineuiiatloa will bald December K8. In a tiaM.nl,4 Me fnfihmlt mt Tllvev. -Jsrlt yeeterday, the Milford team defeated --uveiana team, fl to 0. IWHTT IS DITCH.

Andrew Borderly, 31 years old, Wmti-'rton avenue, near Wooater pike. Lln-wod. house painter, was found dying In a ditch near hla "home early yesterday morninj. Mrs. Rose Oberfeld.

who lives "cross the street, with tho assistance of "elKhbors, carried him to her home. Coroner Bauer found the man's death waa due to a pulmonary hemorrhage. GIVE EDI TIME! Undue Intimacy with Intoxicating liquor paused Patrolman Carl be perl First "'strict, to be stripped of his trsps by Sergeant MrWal. Imnarla failed, to 'how up before Chief Copelan yesterday morning, as ordered. Lemperle was put on ths carpet" several months ago for making an unjustified arrest FACTORIES AMH BUILDINGS for Bent IFdDOB BUM STORAGE PROTEST EXPECTED Against Parol ot Increasing; Numbers of Convicts From "Pen." With the unusually largo number of ap-pllcations for parol from tha Stats Penl-tontlary, and the many releases which have been granted by the Bute Board of Administration.

Hamilton County officials are bogimilng to keep a closer tab upon these) applications. Arfiong the list of Hamilton County prisoners who will com up befor the board after the first of th year is Harold E. Gill. QUI Is serving an indeterminate term for having obtained 1160 by false pretenses from a woman in a fraudulent real estate) deal, and there are four similar Indictments pending against him. He was convicted December 1S1J.

and this was affirmed by Court of Appeals February last. Another applicant Is William Lane, convicted of second-degree murder December 12 hut. He was charged with having shot and killed Joseph Borrell when on the river front Charles, Minor, a third applicant, had to face two 'indictments-assault to kill and robbery. He pleaded guilty of robbery, February 1S15, and was sentenoed to the "pen." Still another applft-ant Is Charles Steffi ns. The recordseshow Charles Btefflns pleaded guilty to a charge of assault to rob, Beptember IS, 1915, and was sentenced the Reformatory.

One negro woman Is among the applicants. Nettle Polndexter, charged with second-degree murder for killing Louis Uts. February 9, Ult. and convicted of manslaughter, November 8, Ult, She now Is In. the penitentiary for woman, at Maryavllle, Ohio.

Protests probably will be Sent by Prosecuting Attorney John V. Campbell against the release ot some of these applicants. GOLDEN EAGLE GIFT To Cincinnati Zoo Caught By farmer at Dillsboro, Ind. Andrew B. Cook, 2991 Werk road, saved a beautiful golden eagle from death a few days ago.

He was visit-Ins; at Dillsboro, when Y. Luke, a resident of that town, caught the eagle In a steel trap he had set for chicken hawka. The farmer had Intended to have the bird killed and mounted, but thfe Cincinnati visitor prevailed upon him to present It alive to tha Cincinnati Zoo. It was received there yesterday and Is declared by General Manager Stephen to be a full-grown eagle and an unusually good specimen. The bird now la on exhibition In the esgle cage.

The eagle, fortunately, was caught by the toes of one foot only and was not Injured. Yeeterday was "free day" for children at the Zoo. The two leopards born a few days ago were on exhibition for the first time. The Zoo Is open every day In the year. Th animal buildings are all hested.

OHIO IS ADMITTED To Area of the Federal 1 Census Department. tricuL Disrates To ths shquisss. Columbus, Ohio, November 29. Word has. been received from Washington by Dr.

John E. Monger, State Registrar of Vital Statistics, that Ohio has been admitted to the registration area of the Federal Cenaus Department Dr. Monger has been laboring for this recognition for many months, feeling sdre that recent perfeotlon of gathering vital statistics by the Buckeye State warranted the Inclusion. A careful survey was made by Federal officials, who concluded that registration of births and' deaths Is sufficiently accurate to Justify admission. The lt-states now Included ars the New England States, Pennsylvania, New York, Michigan, Indiana, Kentucky, Illinois and Delaware.

CINCINMAT1AN NAMED Among Four Ohioana in Navy Win Promotions. spkcul sisrtTca to thi inooism. New York, November 29. Secretary Daniels has just announced the promotion of 124 enlisted men of the navy to temporary warrant officers. Natives of Ohio Included in the Hat of those advanced are: Walter Hlnton, Van Wert, to boatswain.

Navy Aero Station, Pensacola, Florida. William F. Skyles, Greene County, to machinist, naval aviation detail, Hampton Roads, Va. Eugene Soberer, Sandusky, to gunner, United States ship Hull. E.

Powers, Cincinnati, to gunner, United States ship Rhode Island. IS SIXTT-mST VICTIM Jacob Haas, 68 years old, DOT East Mc. Mlllnn street, trackman employed by the Cincinnati Traction Company, died st the General Hospital yesterday as a result of injuries sustained November 22, when he was struck by sn automobile when at Gilbert avenue and Morris street Haas waa the sixty-first victim of sn automobile accident In Hamilton County since January 1. SIXTEEN JOBS FOB W0ME1T. New Tork.

November 29. A csll for If women, chauffeurs, to drive motor trucks and ambulances In this city, was sent out to-night by the Nstlonal Leairue for Women's Service. The trucks sro used to transport Red Cross supplies from -workrooms to warehouses snd ships. STEAMBOAT MATTERS. UPPER OHIO.

GREENE LIME ftTEAMKS CHILD Tavee to-day. at p. from the Oreane Una wharf ror Miyavllle and Manchea. ter. Ohio.

Tel. M. 1467. FACTORIES AND BUILDINGS. Tor Sent.

BUILDINGS TO LEASE. OS IJ.0O0 PQUARB FEET OSK 30.000 8QUAHJE FKKT. With 10-foot area between; S-atory brlrji and bastmenta; concrete Boom; irood llRht. heat and power, sprinkler rlak; poaeeiisten January 1. Apply GRAF-MORSBACH WADE AND FREEMAN.

noJ7-7t SECOND BT-. AND M4 Soors, 40x 100. Tel. Weet 12a. noS-Tt HiraTT OB'FABTOBY SPACE'- AND IDEAL YARD STORAGE FOR RAILROAD tUNlHAtluns twuirmcNj.

0,000 sq. ft. second floor, 6,000 q. ft. ground floor, 24,000 ft.

lot storaqe. Private switch into the grounds on the rltalt. noil main line. r-r a ui mci -cj. THE EQUITY EQUIPMENT Dealers in Contractors' Machinery and Tools.

Phones Canal SJ07, 5363, Cincinnati, Ohio. Bu2-4t i.uiUKIi, FKIDAY, NOVKMIHSK UO, 1917 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS THE IS THE MEDIUM Through Which the General Public Can Always Have Their Wants' Supplied, For ENQUIRER reeden In Clnolnnatl free space will he granted In th. Want Ad or Classified Columns lor weak days only) for Board and Rooms Wanted youod Help Wanted (DomeaUO Household Ooods lost. Strayed or HioUn Miscellaneous For ItaUt Mlac.llan.oua Wants Rooms Wanted situations Wanted Wearing Apparelof aooaptabl nature and not to exceed two Una. (about 10 words).

Only advertisement accepted free In on. Issu. for any Individual, tut yoa may soma as often as yoa like. Copy must he furnished tor each insertion. Free a as will sot be held for sny day.

No Business Advertisements Inserted Without Pay. Advertisers should remember that latter illrected to Initiate ONLY sot delivered toroush th. postonV. It Initials sr. used they should be addressed th of som.

Person, arm 0f postofflo. bos. THE ENQUIRER will forward mall addressed in Its car. When postage lot1 that purpose Is furnished. Clostng time for elsaslfled adv.rtls.

msnts: Saturday, for paid p. m. Oths aars, for free ad vs. IP, a Other daya for paid p. m.

AdvarilMment. ean t. Isft at our offlos or aant through th. mall to THE ENQUIRER, IT Vln. 8tret Cincinnati Phone Canal 1J00.

COVINOTON orricB, W. sixth St Phone South 2m NEWPORT OFFICB. SS York St phon. South 2401. PERSONALS.

RACHEL CLARK, formerly of Kaahvtlle, Ten wilt plvaea communlrata with her father at Wayneaboro, or A. M. Iantfford, Atlanta, will hear eome-thiag to her ItitereeU no30-3t. HAFtlV HA reeharpeued perfectly; all kind-; Ulllette, SOo per do ion. 8HAKPurG 30 Arrade.

HELP WANTED MALE. A BRAFTRMEN. Wanted Maehtno, lis and tool draftsmen. Apply Engineering Department, riTANDAUD STEEL CAR Hammond, Ind. noHMie RAILROAD MEN.

Yard switchmen, Good pay, transportation and expenses. ACME SECRET SERVICE, Sixth and Vine. vWANTED-CUPOLA MEN Familiar with cupola practice in gray iron foundry, Apply or write WESTINGHOUSE FOUNDRIES Trafford, Penn, NIGHT MAN, Experienced in' firing boiler. Apply HEEKJN CAN Forest and Park South Norwood. LABORERS.

Good wages. Steady work. ANDREWS STEEL Licking Pike, NEWPORT, KY. oett-tf A. WANTED on.

good mechanical draftsman, 31 to 40 years old. unmarried; preferably with some In automobll. or tractor work, but thi is not essential; Immediate openns and Be vara I months' trip to Cut later In wlmer to follow up work there; pavmanant post Ion snd fins future tor right msn; state training, full detalla ot experience, salary expected, and when you can work. COCKRELL MIX). K17 Rupp Loulavllle, Ky.

WANTED Several first-class, experienced! lame nanas, milling machine and vise hands. H. R. IRWIN MANUFACTURING Front and Pike sts. not-7t A- WANTED Bxnerienoed railroad telegraph operators snd aittnta for stations In Nebraeka, Colorado and Wyoming; wagea from Ht to tlO per month; exceptionally deeirable climate; homeateadlng opportunities; tree transportation from points on this line.

Apply to General Superintendent, Bt. loulaf tleneial A sen la, Kansas City or Denvsr. cr Employment Department. Chicago. C.

U. A Q. R. R. no23-tFW FSuW A.

MACHINISTS. First-class lathe, radial and planer hands, tor dy and night shifts. Apply at once, OEPTBRLEIN MACHINE 28M Spring Orove av. no7-7t J. WANTED Thre.

retlabl. men residing ean of Elm street, to enlieci sn, solicit industrial and ordinary life Insurance: guaranteed salary and lltjeral commtaalons on n-w business: experience not necessary; reference required. Apply Friday a. Becnnd National Bank Ninth and Main sts. ASSISTANT SHIPPING CLERK AND STOCKKEEPER.

Experienced In hardware or. mechanical auppllea; good opportunity. Address it, Knqulrer. nof7-7t A WANTED TOUNfl MAN. 1 to It old.

as office aes ant. salesman and In real estate bualness. to work on commle-. ston; must bs Intelllgsnt. active and of personal appearance.

Address, with references and buf-innss experience, REALTY AGENCY. Lock Box IM. Cincinnati. no2-SltMWF A. FOl'll SOLICITORS For permanent work II.

realdentlal section. Salary 120 tHtr week and commission, with bonus ot lit to InO on your production between now and ths first of the year. Only men of neat appeamnc. oonaldered. 414 Fourtk Notional Bunk Bldg.

nol-4tWFBuTu A. RAILROAD TRAFFIC INSPECTORS WANTE1 lilt a month and expenses, to short hours; travel; thre. months home study under guarantee; we arrange for position; n. age limit: ask for booklet FHONTIEH PREP SCHOOL Buffalo, New Tork. aulO-F-tf A MOTOKMKN WAN'Tt-D For Buffalo, N.

no strlks or Lstibr trouble; anion wges and cornilcona; men emplod on any trac-t'on conn-any rwllwav at need not ap-ply. Call en CHARLES BTEWART. representing International Railway Company, at 81 ag Hotel. no2H-Tt ittf 1ST I ftOOUMTaVNT. 12 61 10 TO U.tod I'KK A SN CM.

AAUtn-1M1 TO AHIMTY. APPLY BY MAIL WITH CflEIiBNTlALS. RICHAHn P. Iu2-7l)t OtiiKE BLDO. HELP WANTED MALE.

A. Fifty miners wanted at one. to work in the Zanravllle (Olil dlatrirts; 10 miu-hhte nien. ell oal'rs; union srula of wasfe: fr perllcuiar. ll LAliull IbXCUANUSi, baa- fluent.

City lull. A. FRRIOHT RANDI.KKS waule.1 by Krle Ry. oulotvtl or white; at Jfrsey Cliy: for further information apply Oiitml av. free trariaportnticiii; no otflr.

ship-. ment to be maila Nov. Siih ctx ipklt Ti FIX IlAllltlXg AMI THAT CAN I'ltlVK WAlluN, AT 1III11I WACil.N; HI BAIIY WORK. THK HAMILTON HA11RHI, DKAl.KUS, Sit FRONT HAMll.TuN, OHIO. n(ii7-ll A Hllo'l'O COUPON SAluKHMKN WANTED beet prnpoeltlon In city; pay ntlht.

STUDIOS, Plrker-ln Bid. aepl-tf A. t'UMPETKNT VatihniaSel, e.ho can to snot! poaUlon pertnnnent and sal-ary lam. for rltht man, Inqulr. A A J.

I'LAIIT, No. Bll luoi st, etltr. no2i-tl A. HOY for office work. IS years old eir Over.

Anolv TliU CINCINNATI WlltK HOUND HOX Carthago pike and Hlg Four R. Bt. Bernard. nofs-lt 1'nper ruler for faint or down lining; strniiy position. Address O.

P. I.E8R PAPKK Colli' AN Indian-apoiis. no3l-lt FII.mt-Msn to brass narrow band saws and nia circular saws; per dey to risht men; steady employment. THE PrOTER GKItl.ACtl CI. Cleveland, Ohio no'lO-St A.

WANTED tiHOB CLTTEHa-Kaparlen ad, on Wiimen's shoes; no labor troubi. Apply HB1.Z, SCHWAB SU3 W. CUlcaso Chlcatu III noiill-tt A HAKHKK Whltei ateady man; Bo hour. 7:30 to wasaa a Week and half over 3 O. U.

NOIlI.E. Anibrlrtye, Penn. nolt-St bartierlns'. light, clean work; iheit-T pay after few weeks. Writ.

OLD COLLEUE, gel B. Third Cln-clnnatL noSO 71 Klectrotyps trlfniners snd y. THHCOM- caaters; ateadv work: aood na MRHCIAL PUlNTlNt) AND LIT HO. Akron. Ohio.

noSO-4t A WANTED First -Claae band lawyer, block setter snd helper, and two good lumber stackers. C. W. KRAMER Itlch- nmnd, Ind. noitu-at QCALIFIKI) BNOINKKItrT: BAI.AHY ti.000 1-EK YEAR.

WKHTEItN AHHHAISAL C. ltlCHARD SStBTHUltHT, 7ua-700 OEHKK BLDU. A. HARBER Flrat-claaa; IS and half over fa, come at ones. L.

HATHCOCK, 146 K. High New Philadelphia, Dlilo. noltu-7t A. WANTKD KHHAND BOY-Rellable boy, good opiKinunlly for advancem-nl offsrwl. biMPKlNSON Sj MIl.LKJi.

MS Elm at noltu-llt A. MAN to take car. of gao engine and do grneial millwright work. Kim HER SPECIAL MFU. sole Heading road.

nolfll-ot A. DRAFTSMAN On mocbanlral and structural detail; state aalery and experience ttrst letter. Address Bos KHii, tola, Kansas. nolo- A. WANTED Men-women to try examinations for positions; $7I month.

ma win, Enrrulrer otn. A I'oltTKlf for saloon, white man; 114 a week. Address UCH HOKMEK. Arcade Bar, Portainoutli. Ohio.

no84-7t A. Ai) MEN Have situations open for good union ad men; I2t per week. Win Foreman of World, Tulsa, Okls, nn-3t A BARIIER-Oood. stcaily. sober man; 17, and half over 424.

FHKD 8EUALD, Star Barber Bhop. Xllddletown, Ohio. so2S-l A. WANTED -Oood wood-Jattern maker for furnace and jobbing ahop; steady work. Address 6S, Knqulrsr.

nolt-it A. WANTWD Sho. cutters. Apply FAROO-, HALLOW HILL 8HOB 1701 N. Robey Chicago, III noits-ai A.

BARBRR 115 and halt over 24 per week; lob good for tat) and up. Wire CAKL BRADY. Jackson. Ohio. Do-2l FIRST-CLASS bsrber; wages IIS half over I'JJ.

H. M. JUL1EN, No. Riddle tllock, Rsvenna. Ohio.

r.uM-4t A. WANTED Young man. goM habits, for night Jarttior work. Apply CHIEF OPERATOR, Waaterit Union, Fourth and Vine. And hodcarrlers.

In-outre JOHN O. RINCK. Tel. Park TOO. IoHO-2te A.

BARBER First-class; tit snd half over Vli. O. W. W1LLH, Williamson, W. Va.

no2-4t' ANTED Urenaed Oramaa. CINCINNATI FLY SCREHN (iest and Evans. noJD-St All-round, for night aolft. THE POLLOCK (TKF.L CO. Carthage, nott-t A.

CYLINDER PKKSSFEEDER lit Plo-near st. A JOB-PREH8 FEEDER BteadT work-it E. Second St. noZ8-3t A. ROY For and delivery.

of packages. 16 Twelfth St. no29-2t A. PRINTER At ones, for amall country shop. DE11R1CK, BraeneB, Ohio.

noW-il' A. WANTTCD Tnnng man to work In whole-sals grocer. Uli W. Court St. HANDB-120 Opera plsc ssvanth floor.

A. HARBER WANTED for Saturday; guarantee 14 to. No. 330 E. Blxth at.

A. PORTER IN BARBER PHOP. 82 VINE STRET.T. A. WANTED Carver or steam' table man.

Address Ul. Enquirer; A. WANTED Night WHtchman; Irsman' license. Address 78, Enquirer. A.

PORTER WANTED At tltMoomouth Newport A. BARHER-For Saturday; 13 fin and half over IS. tyO Monmouth Newport. A WANTED -DRAFTSMAN. 407 OKKKNWOOD Bl.IXJ., OUT.

nrtlO-Jl' A. HALL ROT QUEEN CITY CLUB, enth and Er.m sts. A. WANTED UPFITTBH on furniture. 1220 Harrison av.

no32t-FSu Harr.son TURNER. No. 1220 A. WANTED RARDER For Trlday and Saturday. tU4 Elm st.

Saturday, at fXi3 Sycamore st. A. MAN To work In mill. Apply 14 E. Front st.

A. HOYS to work In osndy factory, street 820 Elm A. COOK All-round man, for restaurant. 2m Fifth st. A.

PAINTER HOUBE. TOO ARMORY AVENUE! I A. A BARHER fur Saturday; 4 tt guar-anteed. 33 W. Third st.

BARBER Colored barber, at once: $14 ana per cent, m. cuouruo, win w. Main st Coahocton. Ohio, no23-Tt" GAUGE MAKERS, ON EXTREMELY ACCURATE WORK; STATE REFERENCE AND FULL PARTICULARS. IN FIRST LET-TEW; HIGHEST WAGES; IDEAL WORKING CONDITIONS.

ADDRESS 61, ENQUIRER. no25-l4t I WANTED Firat-claas armatur. wlndera, with repair ahop experience; permanent position and good salary; can alao oRer exceptional Induoementa to oomrMttcnt coll man to take charge of coll winding department. THB ELECTRIC BERVICK Ill Walnut St. no36-7t WANTED A general blacksmith; gtendy work snd good wages.

Address JOHN PHAHION. Cochocton, Ohio. 7C YOCNO Csthollc men, of good appearHn-e, wanted In our selling department; experience unnecesaaty; particulars cheeifully given, K. BUitVICE. die Jnhnston Building.

no2-7te I JS HELP. WANTED FEMALE. TWENTY-FIVE SALESWOMEN, Neat appearance. SO to 30 yrara of are, for apeclat, ptea-want, hlrh-tlaaa work. Wll-lliiRnesa to work more Important than ei-perl mice; aplendld opportunity to demon-atrata your ability.

Kapld advancement, "Alary to tart. Apply 9 m. THB JOHN tflllM.lTO COM PANT PIANO DKPAKTMKNT. Ak for Mr. Thornton.

no24-7t Experienced millinery makers, JOS. LAZARUS FOURTH AND ELM, SECOND FLOOR. no2-St BOOKKEEPER, Bright young lady for position as bookkeeper. Answer In handwriting, giving age. petal experience, auilary and references, Enquirer.

not4-Tt A. SEVERAL girls for tabls work In fat-'tory; nnnerraaarv. Apply at onifc WARNER AUTO TOP 1141 Central ay. no2l-tt A. TOL'NO OIHL who can operate typewriter; smart be neat and accurst, and willing t.

Irxrn to operate dictaphone. ST. ear. Enquirer. A OIRI-S lo work In chewing gum factory; no expcricnc.

noc-tsary. 1MK HELMET 1 1UJ1 ltrondwav. rear, fifta Soor. no-2i" HELP WANTED FEMALE. maid, whll, experienced, with references; beat Wagus.

Anidy at mi fofeet Avondaie. noa -t A U1RLM To wcrk in cli'-tvlng gum fHcltny; no cxinsrlrnca nacrasaiy. THE I110LMKT l'Cl lirnadway, rear. Ilfth lloor. A.

HILL CLKItK-Kxi'rrlenccd on 'Elliott-Flaher machine. MANAS-OWENS a. W. Meat and Evans. A.

K.VLkHLADlEil Eaertcnwid In coals, etilta and diuaos. THE BALKrl STOHF1 114 Firth' st. I'rlu A. STENOflltAl'HWH Neat and accurate; aiat. xirienc.

and salary exiHtctsa. so, Cars Enquirer A. WOMAN to work on oanvas cutler power mach lie. JOHN HLIIHIZ A BON, luOS Kreo-man av. A.

-COMPETENT eieiiosraph.r. TW'ITCHELL PROCEBB S22U H.rlug Orov. av. no27-7t A. 1)1 NINO-ROOM OIRIJ1-IIH E.

Sixth street. WAKH Kit WOMAN No. Mt W. KJghlh st. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

A. TWO wooden tubs, 1.000-gallon capacity, and a el-el tsnks, 12S-gallon capacity; ex-client con lltk.n and bit bargain. Call Canal mini partlculaia. no'J7-7t i k.l.b.ai lr. rnan i oi v.taai poiulatli: rood onnortunlty for right party: I owner has other Interest! to look altsr.

Ad-dress Box 4M. Corbln, Ky. nuM-Tte A. HA FES New and secondhand; Sr. and burglar proof; all makes and alsea; cheap.

OHIO HOW HI BOA Lb) llt-121 Mala at. Phone Main 170. no3t-7t A. GENERAL stare, doing a flns buslnsss, in a good countr; no dead stock; cheap rent; owner bad health. Box 1ft.

Har-dlnla. Ohio. noJO-lt A. AHOUT tt bushels of hums-grown ap- neap, ml sas (. rnvnm v.

5ua V. no2 Tt A. FOR bale Tow msnur. for Iswn and gardens; delivered. Call Park 41 X.

Do2o-7t A. OAHH REGISTERS Real bargains. HOWE SCALE 331 Main St. noto-7t BARHHR CIlAIR-No. .113 EV Fourth at.

CABIM- of ai kind, coul ters, shelving, pnrtl- tmns, 2o w. Third st. no2o-Bt CASH reviilcra. rottca grinders, scales, coffee lima, ssfes. 2.1 V.

Third St. BTORB Office futures, all kinds; bakery, candy, lestaurant outdu, deaka, aafea. ECONOMY 12 K. Pearl at. nnBI-Tt Til ATEH Now running, flxturse rsaaon side: building ran be leased; write for particulars.

WITT SEED Paris, III. nolS-7t 1 WIRcJ tables, wlrs chairs, Ice boxes, deaka all klmla. 26 W. Third st. no2A-St HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

Vor Sale, Highest Prices Paid For eecondhand furnltura, houae furnlahlna fooda, ruga, atpra and office Ctatur. Phono Main IHL aell-tf A. WORTHY PEKMON can buy handaoma green panne velvet, mahogany daveno and chair in M.lnh' r-i la chair: first-class condition; rwasonsbla. i morn.nga. it n.

itosiya ir- ton. city. no27-7t FLRNITCKE. HUOH, HOUSEHOLD OOODS OFFICE AND TO It at FIXTURES. 114 MAIN BTRKHT, Jel4-tf HOCHEHOLD FURNITURE No.

.1101 Cross lane. Walnut Hills. HOL'HEHOLD GOODS Ot all kiuda Ui W. Seventh St. MIRROR WaHro ha, Estate gaa heater and coal 1324 Central av.

VAfJUMM CARPET CLEANER No. 141T lonn bl, aecuno floor. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. A. HIGHEST price paid for secondhand fur.

stturs, houss furnishing rugs, slur, and offlo flxturs. Phon. Main UMU. ee28-t( A. WANTED Place to dump good clean aahea In tha hnttoma.

BENJAMIN HEY at, (XL, lit A. STOCKS of groceries and fUturea Phone Msin ia.it. auto tf HlOHKcTT prices for flxlures. Blocks and furniture. Main 41113.

3D W. Third St. noX-tt $1 OLD FALSE TEETH $1 Also, old Jewelry bought. II W. Twelfth.

no25-7t WEARING APPAREL For Sals. CIOTHINO-On. lady's gray long coat, one niaca gaoaruina laoy long coat, both for i stout flgur. No. Harvey av.

Avondaie. i laiiikh- And naia. No. 2023 UIIL.rt Walnut Hills. SITUATION WANTED-MALE.

A. i1 TON EM AS With 10 yaan ex peri en re mnu cuiuinrri.tni mnvvB, acairea poeiiion with a large cor.oernj union; atate aalary. Address Enquirer. no28-3ta A. WANT Competent dmftanuui on Immer and all olaaaea heating nls-nts.

solicitor for orders, at liberty Januar OS Enquirer. noH-lt DRIVER White, solwr; 0 yearaf experience; union; will act as helper, ST, Enquirer. no2t-2t ACCOCNTANT-Woilld Ilka to becom. ac-quslnted with locsl firm: refersnces, Ac Box 1. 511 E.

Thirteenth city. BOOKKEEPER Assistant, clerical work or any reap n.iiue posltt n. of exierlancsd man. HARRY ARNOLD, II2H W. LIKrty el BARTENDER Ry a slngl.

man; will Uav. city. Enquirer. CLERICAL Or putal.i work, by man. Enquirer.

CLKANINO For ovory oth.r. Thursday. H. lUt Hack berry st. CARPENTER Work on a (arm at any- thing.

LI. Enquirer. CARPENTER Jobbing and rspalrlng. CAR- rr-M att, iis ciarg sl CLERICAL WORK-Or Work of any kind on Baturlny and cunday and after 8 p. at, Enquirer.

CARPENTER On old or now work. IiEMINT. 41 W. McMlcken av. W.

J. ELEVATOR OPERATOR lly an expari-enced man. ELEVATOR, Enquirer. FACTORY WORK By a young man of li. O.

Enquirer. i HOUHEMAN No. 3441 Harvey Avon-dale. JANITOR Or dlahwaahor. by a young man.

in, ratiiquirer. LUNCH t'OUNTER MAN Reference. C. E. DROWN.

Thoma Hotel. NKJHT WATCHMAN By middle-aged man. Bit HAN KB, 117 Fourteenth at. PAPER HANQERt-J. D.

O'NEILL, 1101 Bremen St. PAPER CLE AN1NO Paint cleaning and Inside pulntlng. by a whit. man. H.

I WALTER. I00 John st. SHIPPING CLERK Or receiving elerk or any work In wholesale houss, by an experienced man. 11, AMON, til Liberty at. WORK Light, Inalda.

by elderly man. Enquirer. WORK l.lirht work, by man of ISO: Rood p.n-man and at flRuree; deaf. No. iinOfl Main t.

WOKK Of any kind, by a young man of1 St, JL. 1, Knqulrer. SITUATION WANTED-FEMALE. COOK And vneral work for rood home, by a -mldtllo-agtMl widow; city or auburb. 1 llfU i'snnleas LsAUMjHEHd lly white woman; wail Ling dona i Kin 4'Ullk BTENfKJRAPHER Competent- 8, En- STENOURAPHKR Experienced; alao, dlc-taphono operator.

Enquirer. WORK Wasiilng and cleaning, to go out by the hy a whits woman. WAL- R. IPSO John eL WORK Of any kind. Ky th.

day, by a col-ored woman; roferenca. No. 13t W. Sixth third floor, front. CUSINESS CHANCES.

BARBER SHOP FOR SALE-Or will rent to a SO- responsible psny; a vary go 4 opportunity. Addrssa tt m. Enquirer office. noz7-Tl MEN of estshllrhed business ability and rating to sell Bhorkleas Electric Lighting Outfit (or farm and country home; no shock or inlury from contact; short circuits, or water will not damsae outfit SIKK'KLEHB ELECTRIC CORPORATION, Klrkwood. N.

J. noat-7t NORWOOD A lanrs, light storeroom, most sultabls for hardware, dry goods, notions, wait pufier and It cent store; large display windows on 2 well-traveled streets; rent tie, with heat and water Included, 411 Mala av. phon. Woodburn UU Y. no24-7l' 1 MACHINERY.

For Sals. LFcDLTQ AND IDEAL YARD STORAGE FOR RAILROAD CONTRACTOHS'XEQUIPMENT. 9,000 sq. ft. second floor, 6,000 sq.

ft. ground floor, 24,000 sq. ft. lot storage. Private switch into the grounds on the Pennsylvania main line.

For further details call THE EQUITY EQUIPMENT Dealers in Contractors' Machinery and Tools. Phones Canal 6387, BUG8, Cincinnati, Ohio, A. MOTORS AND UHVEIIATORB BOC'IHI1. sold anu exchanged; eln-tric repair work of every description. THKJ ELECTRIC lis Ualuut st.

Phoo. Main list, Ia7-H MACHINKRY Enilnea, CVmpressors. Pumpa. Contractor Oulllia, Maclilne loaila, e. THE WM.

T. JoHNbToN Third and Vine sta. Machinery Bargains hollars, generators, sawmill machinery and auppllea. The Handl. Mach'y 1130 Pow.ra st.

ONE power gaa wnglns; rn first-class shape; as good a new; also, sums tinner's toola. Address E. P. CHEHRT. Itff H.

Dayton, Ohio. no2H-7t t.ono 6VINCI! secondhand osslng, 4,000 2-Inch secondhand pla, two 40 h. p. oil country type loromotlv. boilers, on.

IKI h. P. standard locumotlva type boiler, Sl.2"0' J4" gauae 20-lb. Koppel track, II' 1-yard V- :t.le K-tix-I cars, traveling derrick with 8-drutil hnlating engine; Daks swinger, -yard Owen clam slvell, one 24" gang, saddle tank an a in loi'omollvsk THOMAS LANki, Hprlnnld Ohio. noll-7te AUTOMOBILES.

JFor Sale. latest series Franklin touring ear; demon-atrator; used less than 1. 00t miles by one of our snieamen, who has enlisted; pries on application. NEWMAN SAMUEL, Phono Canal 1124. 1114 Race at.

nntt-M FORD commercial bodies; ekao, ItlT touring biatlea. AMERICAN WAQoN CO. Elglilh and Bycam ao3-tfoMU DaQlIDDSODGS 4MD l-pass. touring oar; nsw tires: will demonstrate; palm and top Ilk. n.w; price 7Ut.

R. H. WHEAT, Canal 1121. (lit Rao 1111 l.ft drive Packard phaeton: paint Ilk. new; condition will demonstrate pries lasu.

NEWMAN SAMUEL, Canal 1131. 1114 Race st nott-lt SraEEMEIil sis; Brand-new Goodrich tlrea all around: early '17 model; mileage lea. than 1.000; car Just reftnlahed by Behlen Carrlag. Company; piic. Itou.

R. H. WHEAT, Phono Canal 1121 noil-It WE are specialist in FOHri COMMERCIAL ('ARB and FORD TRUCKS, chain. Internal gear or worm drive; immediate dellv.rtee and time puymenta; bodlee auttable for every Una of bualness. phone Canal lost, repreaentatlv.

will call. AMERICAN WA-o. Eighth and no2S-tf Practically brand-now; Cord tlrse; Hartford shock absorbers: extra tire and rim. The purchaser of this car aavsa several hundred dollars and gets an almoat nsw Hupmoblle. R.

If. WHEAT, Phon. Canal lilt. lilt Rac. st- noll-tt Garage.

GARAGES. RBTJEF FROM HIOH PRICES That', what we can glv. you In your ga rage purcnass. you will bo agrssably surprised at just how much you can sav. by purcbaalng an OLDEN 0ARAG8.

THE CINCINNATI "HEFT MBJTAL AND HOOFING Ut Front BL. Cincinnati, Ohio. Phon Main 22-2ilo felt-WFSutt QARAfiE For i machine. berry. 16.13 Auto Llvary.

ALL CIlFEP sprr-sg Hudaona. park 4M. JOHN L. NIEMKIEH, no21-tf CADILLAC TOURlNfl CAR Also nsw tail. Pi on.

Woodl.uru 1201. HOUSES FOR RENT. AVONBALBtieS Reading, comer of Lincoln in sleet. furnace: rant 1 10. Apply 414 Walnut, tUt.

lei Avon 4111 and M. til. nc2l-4t AVONDALE 331 Ki kenlirecher modem hpuse of I rooms. I'hon. Wdbn.

3127 and West 136b oc7-tf AVONDAl.H No, Perking 10-room house. H. A. PKIIKINB. Avon Its.

noXD-lIt CLIFTtlN Senator placa, houas. 8 rooms; electric llgbtaa, new gs. furnacs: rent 14.MI0; hardwrvd floors. Phon. Canal 2227.

orlti-tf FURNISHED or unfurnished II -room strictly modern: garage; escellent location. Telephone Avon 818L nollMf LIHERTY 62S In good eon-dlilm; tSOj se-tf NO. 2.111 OHIO AVar-Hotise. 10 rooms: mod-srn convenlenoos. Tsl.

West 8Snt. selt-tf WALNUT IIII.LB 2I8 wo'ern brick residence. 10 rooms; electric lights; BeWiy paparsd; t46. WM- RENDIOS, no33-Tts WllefTACM lTS-8lx rooms; guo.1 con. dltlon; lit.

Key at 107T. o. 2inf REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. roR SALE t.tOt acres of dslta land at Carter, on Y. at M.

V. K. atiova overflow: also, T.tOt acre of tlm wrland on C. R. R-, batwaan Memphis Canton.

HENRY MALEY LUMBER Ja'-kaon. Mlas- nol7-7t HAVE TOU BVBR FELT THB THRILL Of by being Inteiemad In a drilling oil. WKt.Lt tl2 fttl cah, tha sauna la Hi tti and dsys, buys you an oil lease dose a drilling well. Subscriptions en-tered la fore December 13, IB I T. will reoelv.

a. a lamua Block In company owning wall. If oil la struck your holding, will be worth amall fori una. Writ, and HH1 BIX DEVBLOPMENT COMPANY, 715 Bsmes Rulldlng. MusHogcs.

Oklahoma. WANTH fertlltar ealeeman to travel In trliory wh'-ro we have an If'1'' poaltlon and nood aalary guanuiUed. A itlrvaa M. Knqutrer, JAJOJFFJCES LOAN'S to aalarled people and othera; eaay notes and accounta bouaht. f'MMKKMAIt TRAIMNO tit Coppln CjlnBton.

Ky.Bouth Hilt. POULTRY. For Sale. to KRAMER SI I Hunt for dascrlptlvs clrcularon poultry feeds. OFFICES FOR RENT.

nnir noOM-Wlth ofllc. attendants, la larta. irlaclous ofllc; also, large private etttue. CITY BLDJ ST W. Sixth St.

MAIJ NO. Iia-OFFICB 07 SECOND -aAJ feu. ITT. OT-OOR HPiCU t'LOort; VINDONIBSA BLDO. No It W.

rooms for pbyslclsn Tet to8. cc-at-'f WA VTED TO RENT Front January first, Itll private office In suits, with telephone extension snd stenographer aervlce. A4-i-LT ABC, ItKk Box 151, Cincinnati. or noit-ltFSu MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT. STABLE Or storage, tll.

sir wage, shed and hayloft. S23 Daytos st. Avoa Xia H. ao2-7te Q9 MACHINERY. For Sal.

OB APARTMENTS AND FLATS. For Rent. AVONnALE 8444 Vine, I moms. bath. ma.u a room; nardwooa noora.

gaa ana electric, hot and old water, Wltil hast; ilDWAHli MEIER, Avoa Tet H. no.s-7t AVONDALE Van Antwerp Apartment. Forest and Lewishntn road. rooms, tils bath, maid'a and storugs room, good lieut. Inqulr.

of janitor, or East IW Y. no2.V7t AVONDALE-S7I tlLENWOOD AV. This handsome aiauinwnt haB Just been flrf amen; everytning 01 lu. very snesi quauiy. Avon H'W L.

''L AVONDALE 770 E. RKlgeway. larg. rooms; rocept inn Vail, maid's and ator. rouina H.

A. PKHKINH, Avon 165. no-l4t" d-rooin mu Loula flat; right prlc. lu right party. Ph.

Wdbu. 13.1. noJ4-7t BROOKLYN FI.ATB-.No. Til W. Seventh fi-rm.

niodern conveniences; heau Weat 1808 L. no24-7t CLIFTON-143 Riddle road, near Hughes High School, and Heb.ew i-Oliese, rooms, with bath. Tel. W. 1HH7 X.

nol-tf CLIFTON Hr.nton, t-room modsrn aiil. per-feat location; full aervlce; 2 porches. 2T)7 Hnsea av. n28-Tt' ELEGANT atmrtment. all modern con-venlences.

tilt Clifton av. Phone West 1WW nii2-l4t EVANBTo.V I fre. wat.r; hot-waler heat, 1103 liana. Wdbu. 114 L.

no36-7t FAIHMOUNT HtlS 4 rooma; modern; rent reasonable. Take Wsatwuod car. West lli.11 L. no5H-7t FOI'R-RIKIM modern Bt. Ixiuls flat, 04 B.

Mitchell av. Phons Avon R. noo-7t MODERN l-roora apartment, suitable ror doctor', office, gueen Ann. lit W. Seventh Key at flat opposite.

Phon Main 374. MODERN FLATS. ST-Dt BIHHOP 4 ROOMH; A 1-1. Lu, VKKInNI Ka; irWCIHW FLAT I. 1211 JEFFERSON AV.

no2-7l MODERN SI. Loula flat for rant; 4 rooms; sll conveniences; 130. 1317 Michigan Hyde park. Phone E. 1657 L.

not MT. AUBURN Mason Tha Westmoreland, modern and 4 room apartmenta. ARTHUR R. T1CE, list Flrat National Bank Bldg. Phone M.

1IIK4. Jylh HuWl'tf MT. AUBl'RN Flat, I rooma; bath, storage, modern improvements. 1231 Hlglilsnd av. Phone Avon 20.

n2S-7ta NKWPORT-Oolonlal 8-room apt. Apply DR. BONAR, Third and Monmouth sts. OAKLET 814" Madison road, two s-room mod-etn flats; rent reaaonable; good locality for Plume Bouth 18. no25-7t PRICK HILL Elegant 4-room apartment; heat, tiArowooil noors, maid room, garage, janl- In th.

DEAUTIFl'L F.LHEItON APAliT-J MKNTB, cor. Eighth and Klberon caral stop at the door: only minute from Foun tain rent very reaaoiiahls. Hee jsuil tor, or phone Rhlge 17U or south Mt L. no-4. TUB MAn.F.WOOD- CLIFTON Oor.

Hryant and Telford era, Ileautlful apartment, high clasa; Nice porch. On V.ne-cllftnn car line. TUHNLR et HOBEA, UNION TRUST BLDO. apl-u WALNUT H1LI.S 1311 Myrtl. 4 rooma.

127 so anil us; neai ana oatn: inrg. Janitor. noll-7t WALNUT HILIJI-Twe 4-room flata. with bath. t2S.

Bias urandia ruaa. l'none East 611 T. no2-WFButf Furnished. CLIFTON HEIGHTS 221 Roslry. furnished l-rooin flat fur light housekeeping.

nol7-7t 1 DAYTON, Fourth rooms; all modern conveniences, private rami hi, Iul. flat; private entrance. no2f-Tte MT. Highland bcnutirul 8-room flat and bath! living room Is by 2.,. with flrsplars.

larg. bay. French door, and windows: coinp'elcly furnlahed for housekeeping; Ideal locution; 12 minutes to city; Vino and Burnet and Hlghland-ar. oar. to door.

Phon Avon. 2xt Y. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Por Salt. Real Bargains in Victrolas. A lumber of used Victrolas taken In trad, on th.

Aeolian Vocation. Terms as Low as $1 a Week. Open la th. by appointment. THJ4 AEOLIAN 21 W.

Fourth at Main IftlL ap4-tf SZWING MACHINES. 7or Sale. FOR SALB Wheeler Wilson sowing ms- cmnes. ins Building. noa-7t LIVE STOCK.

'For Sale, bred gilts: good stock boar; ahoau; BUsOleld Farm stock. Phons psrk 1U4 Y. noa-7t HORSES AND VEHICLES. For Sale. lot NEW" AND REBUILT express, huckster, grocery, laundry, milk, bakery, carpenter, butcher, lea.

furnltura. market and pleaauie wagons; cosh or credit: buggies, harness, pony v.hlclss, arc. AMERICAN WAGON Eighth snd Bycamors sle. noll-tf DOGS. BIRDS AND PETS.

For Sale. OUINEA Pioa-Breedlng stock, II each. PROSPECT CAVIAKY, 2138 Prospect Ind lam. polls, Ind, no28-7. BOARDING.

A-WAINl'T MeWose well-ftimfhed rM-tn, with good board; modern. Woodburn ftlMI. HIMTOf 1 NN V29 Ollhert elenm-hcated rtxtnii; running hot and oold water; hlKh-rlaae UM; to nilnutta front hualneea arrllfitt. 1'hotif Vrwilbiirn no34-7t HOWE'S FAMILY HOTEL. High-class tshle; rstes very favorable; refer, enccs always required.

Phon. Woodnurn LOa or 3112 nols tot' ROOM AND HOA FI 1 1 Reference. 014 Rogers plsce, Walnut Hills. no24-7l THE GI.F.NCOE FAMILY H' iTIJL Sltigle rooms and en suite 2 to 8 rms w.th prl-vst. bath; fumlahed or unfurnished excel-lent table: reasonable rates; local reference must-bo glvsn.

Avon S72. sell-tf LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN. A. PfeATK PfltHK (Containing Jarre sum of money on l-'eurl l.ntwtM'n Vine and Centrnl or at Grunfi Central Ix-itot; no qusiloua aaked. Iteward.

No. 7 W. iVarl treat. no29 'it A.IHT Two lle.Mton bull Unlera. mala and rematle; remute wnitn couar una wnne ier; male1 very dark.

Flame return to V- Vine t. Reward. A. LOHT fsady'a loeed-rase gold watch, engraved In back. "June tt.

Keward If returned to MHfl. L. H. COCHRAN, 617 North 1 Hamilton, OMoj noSH-lt A. l'HT Hrown and black Alredttle dog, wenrlng plain rollar with no addreee.

Liberal reward, phone Avon MM L. no-it 8onew rrere In Avondaie. an Airedale dog. 1 year old; round collar without mark. Call Avon life.

Howard. STORES FOR RENT. BACH ST AT COURT Store, for reSit: will remodel to ault tenant. lniur. ALLEN c.

RUCDEBU8H, 10u Mer. i-'o. Bldg Mala 1442. no21l-7t STORK -Fins light and -heal. Ill Bhll- 10IS1 CENTRAL 118 Vine st.

and n. w. cor. Elm and Green Ms. Inquire t.

w. cor. Liberty and Plum. Phone Wast 88.14. fsM-U OH FACTOBY SPACE 11 FURNISHED A Ttli and Vine 71a.

and 11 per dny; v. ly rates; heart of city. J. p. CODY, HM.LS-Kemper Inne.

In-, elegantly futnlalied, ilellahifully oticery I. rifim. wllh hot snd cold running water; trtclty, ahpwer hath near; airlctiy prlvsto home; gentlemen; refersncss. V. burn (jcv-i nicely fur-mailed larg.

front room, sulisbls 1 or 2 gents; twin beds; steam host, phone: rem rnaaonghle. re2fl-7i A. SEVENTH I B. Furnished front rootna for sleeping or housekeeping; or 3 connecting rooms, complet lor housekeeping: bath, heat, phone. A-IIOPKINH 1.1 Modern, IIkM hmwkeeping rooms; per week, to par-tiee will, children preferred.

furnished roorc. for sleeping; at earn heat, lctrlo llghta and rtinnliig waiBP. no 2l-7 1 CLARK 421-Flat 3. furnlahed room lor 1 "ntn snft steam heat. 'w- M-'Mllms furnlahed room; prltale home.

"'s w- Firih urnkan.d room for rnts; private family, 00 1 NOTON-No. Third furnished for sl.eulng ir hoiu.kesplng; bath. gas and phone. il VV-Koom. (or light houaekecplng.

"IT rooms for sloeplng; hi-at, bath snd phone; 2 ELM 04 Furnished front room for housekeeping; heat and halh, ELM BT, Wl-Fist 1. fuml.hcd front FIFTH 414 rovoih II and un per week, night t.V and up. FIFTH lit W. Furnlahed hous.kMp-w'atef nt a'eeP'ag rooms; running GARFIELD PLACE, 1 rooms for slarplng. OARFIEIJ) PICE, loa-Ursa furnished front riorn; single room 12; baih, tic.

Git ANT Ill Furnished room for sleeping or light housekeeping. GRANT bT! 322 Furnlahed room, fur housekeeping; gas and heat. HOPKINS 4ll-FuraUhd room r-r tlemen; heat and bath. JACKSON 1204 Furnished rooms, front and rear. LOMHARllY BUILDING Flat furnished rooms; prtr.

reasonshla. MAIN (rout room for Uam houaekseldlta snd aMa uiiHnM MT. AUHIIKN-No. 2442 Highland tur nlshed rra.m: private family. MT.

AUHURN No. Xlt.Mellsh gv (urnUhol room. Mt7aI III'RN-No. 317 K. Unlveralty fu" nlahed room; separate hath and toilet.

NMW POHT-No. till York at furnished parlor bedrooms; bath; prlvato family. NEWPOHT-No. 402 Central 1 furnished rooma for light housekeeping; gas snd water. NKWPORT-No.

10 B. Fifth sU, furnished room and bath. NEWI'OiTt-No. 024 York funilslwd pai- NINTH 221 glsepwg rouuia; bath snd phone. NINTH BT.

W-Two furnlslisd roomoTTi rear, to colored family. NINTH I W. Furnished front rooms; sleeping or housekeeping. NINTH (14 Furnlahed room (or housekeeping or Bleeping; 13 per week. NINTH It 2, furnish! alaopli.g roouut.

NINTH BT. 28 Furnished front room, for ngnt nousekeeplng; also, rooms for slsaspln NORFOLK S. fumlahed front RACK 1131 Furnished iront room (or RACE fJKWFlst furnished room for leeton. or nouB.aeeping; pain and nam. RICHMOND 817-Furnkhe4 front room lor nouaeapetmig.

RIOHMOND tit-Furnished rooms for -T1 lioowearepiiig. RICHMOND HI Flat 7, furnished room; bath, toll.t, steam heat, electric; 1 10. RICHMOND ST, room for Usht honaekseplnB; gas range, watar, tath and laundry, SEVENTH 14 W. Furnlshod. room, (or housekeeping or Bleeping.

EV NTH 42l W. -Furnlahed rootna lor hniaekecMng snd sleeping SEVENTH 126 W. Fist elngls front room; steam heat. THIRTEENTH 21 W. Flat furnlshr front room In privato family; not wsui-i heat, alectric light, phoney VINE UOO-FurnlBlied rooms on tl.ii flrmr; Bids entrance.

VI NB tilt-Hat furnished room) hot and cold baths. WALNUT HILLS-No. U-12 Morris SL. (ui nlehM rooms. WALNUT HILLS No, itlt nilhert furnished room, in small private family.

WALNUT IIILI-No; 8142 Harvard 3 furnlahed rooms for housekeeping. WALNUT HUJ.S-No. 1MB Blair fur nlahed rooms lor light bousckfi.ing; bath. ALN L'T HILLS 2111 Bt- Jsmss fur-nlshed rooniB. WALNUT HtlJ.8-fll St.

Jama, Il -n sleeping rooms, 11 hi and 12: also, room wuh lwo beds, 12 75; hot and colt bsth. phone. Hll.IJI -1'1I2 Blntun 8 (uinlelied front rooms and kltchenetf; t-s a month. V.ALNUT Hll.ii 2114 Gilliert rooma for light housekeeping. WALNUT HILLS-No.

2110 St. James furnished rooms for housekeeping; laundry, phone; private family. WALNUT HILLB-No. 2110 Alpha place, finished front room, ws ROOMS F0R RENT. A.

MAIN 113 3 and i roome, wfrh water and gal, lit atone-front buiidlnir. At- Sly at office of QUO. OROWH. aectmd oor, 1.187 Main at. nom-tr A MOHAWK BT- 111- Three ron rooms, 1 1 0 one big room, 1 4 monthly: gas and water.

AKMuKY A 3 Three ronia on aand floor for flu a month. UAYM1IXEH X123One amall nnl 3 large rooms, nuwnd floor; fnalrie toilet. HBTTH 7.2Two llirht rooma. COITRT 34 W. One or qutre necona noor.

EAHT KN'D-No. iV.lS Hand man 4 roon gati, buh and toilet. KKiHTH tt0 Sato cloref tenant, -Two or i nlca rooi-, KlfiHTIl 8T til W. Three large rom. WHKK MAN 1314 Two front rooms, s-oid floor; hall entrance.

HAHR1ET MtWTwo rooma, gecaud fl' gaa and wati-r: 4. lT'l'KJNd 414 Unf urn lalel room on fi flottr. 124 Two nice room. JOII.N A.Ni) 'H KHT.NLT HTA Four rtX)uia for roioid pw-yle. UbKWTy A.NI) CKNTKAl.

N. VV. Two front rooma; newly papered; per month. HKIITV Threa mma and yj ASS anl It ltnc, frnnt 1,1 NV HT, r.etst To roo. MAIM IVJ4 TUree rooms; gaa writer; 19.

Ml isTi t. 32i Four rooms on a bttth. VVHUT No- 31 W. Fourth it rih AhAMf 1-1S3 Kt. tlreory 4 fnnmii gaa, Inalrle toilet; lo mont.tly.

MT. AITHt'KN 2 Helw-n bunia fort for gentlemen; In private family. OKHIKH 1101 Two rootna on i II or. pni''K IIILle Ko. 1240 Uck Run, 4 rn No.

vmi Hmt av. VKICK HIUJj-No. 4130 betun footii nrst llvjr. RACK 1M4 Two oin; gm ami g'L'OKKa Four ronme, llrat front; gne, elertrlc and laundry. TH1RTKKNTH 21 a.

Two rooms; and water. THin.t HT. 40S K. Four room, first V1NB 13 If Three roonui en aetond t-water, gia and toilet; ft? ft-. ROOMS WANTED.

A. ANTE I Wellfurnlahed room, by man. In private family, with or i meaia. VI, KrKtulrr. no'lu .1 1 1 INJECTION The Loaleal Treillemt.

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