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THE ENQUIRER, CINCINNATI, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30; 1917 THE RIVER Boat Leaving To-Day. Manchester. CHIT.Q,. Fancher, 6. p.

m. steamboat advertised River to leave points, Cincinnati No, for Weather, showers, River, 11.0 feet, pool stage. steamer Tacoma, from Pomeroy and TeThe turn. Departure. The steamer Chilo, leaves with Captain foot of Elmer Fancher in command, at 5 p.

m. the for New Richmond, Sycamore street Moscow. Foster, Neville, Chilo and Manchesto-day ter, Ohio; office in charge of Arch Wrigglesworth. River News. Light rain In Ohio Valley Wednesday night and yesterday had all its little effect tributaries on river were stages, falling 89 slowly the yesterday from headwaters to CincinOhio and natl, where there was 11.0 of feet recorded on the Government gauge, foot Broadway, at p.

The Greene Line steamer Tacoma was the 3 m. only arrival, yesterday, with freight from Pomeroy and Charleston, W. Va. She cleared in the evening with light cargo for Pomeroy and The Greene Line steamer Charleston, W. Va.

Chilo will leave the foot of Sycamore street to-day at 5 p.m. for Richmond, Moscow, Foster, Neville, Chilo, Mayaville, Manchester, Ohio, and all way pointa, The gasoline packet Revonah passed up through the Cincinnati Harbor yesterday, light, en route from Evansville, to Portsmouth, Ohio, where she will enter the Portamouth and Huntington, W. trade. The Harbor towboat J. R.

Ware passed up through the Cincinnati Harbor yesterday with a tow of Hatfield Coal Company empty barges en route to Kanawha River, TELEGRAPHIC. SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE ENQUIRER Pittsburg November The United States snagboat Swan, in charge of Captain William H. Shannon, left to-day for Wheeling on an inspection trip. The boat has ust completed the removal of the temporary guide crib and piling from the lower approach to the new chamber at Lock No. on the Monongahela River.

Thanksgiving was generally observed on the river, the pool craft being tied up, while the offices of the con companies were closed. The rivers are tailing slowly, according to' the following stages reported tonight: Point Bridge, 6 feet and falling: Davis Island Dam, 7.7 feet and tailing. wickets up; Beaver Dam, 8.6 feet and stationary, wicketa up. Wheeling, W. November feet and 5 Inches, pool stage.

Weather partly cloudy and warm. The Liberty departed at noon for Marietta: Milton in at 8 p. from Matamoras, Marietta, Ohio, November River 91 feet and rising. Showers and warmer. The Ruth down at 4 p.

m. Parkersburg, W. November 29. -River 11 feet and stationary. Weather cloudy and warmer.

No boats. Point Pleasant, W. November River 6.7 feet and falling. Weather cloudy and cool. with light rain most of the day.

The Leroy departed for Charleston at 7 a. refusing freight from all points above here. The Scotia, up with gravel at 10 a. D. T.

Lane, out with coal and returned with emptice at 12:30 p. Sallie Marmet, out with coal at 11 Jultus Fletschmann and Plymouth, out with coal. Up: The Verner Mack at 4 p. Dam 20, channel gauge, 5 feet and tailing. Gallipolis, Ohio, November -River 11 feet and stationary.

Weather cloudy and mild, with light rain and heavy fog. Locals in and out. Portsmouth, Ohio, November River 6.6 feet and rising. Weather partly cloudy and cool. Madison, November -The river here at 6 o'clock 8.9 feet and stationary.

Weather cloudy. Loulaville, November stationary: stages rend 8.8 feet in canal and 5 feet below locks. Weather warm and unsettled. Evansville, November River 5 feet and falling. Weather cloudy, with showers.

The Speed to Calhoun. 4.1 feet Paducah, November Gauge at 7 p. m. and stationary, Cloudy and Evansville, cold. Arrived! The The John L.

John Lowry, from Departed: L. Lowry, for Evansville. Cairo, November River gauge reads 9.4 feet, a rise of 0.2 foot in past. 24 hours. Weather cloudy and cold.

Arrived: The Wynoka, from Upper Mississippi, with one barge. Departed: The Helen Blair, for Paducah. St. Loule, November River 2.4 feet; no change. Memphis, November 29.

Gauge reads 4.5. feet and stationary the past 24 hours. Clear and cool. Arrived: The Tarascon, from Carthageville. Departed: The Georgia Lee, for Rosedale.

Vicksburg. November -Gauge reading 5.1 feet. Weather fair and cool. No Arrivals. Departed: The Senator Cordill, Greenville.

Due The America, from Carriola, Ark. MILFORD. The Cincinnati, Milford and Loveland Traetion Company, supplying Newtown, Milford. Plainville and Newtonville with light and power, yesterday had exhausted its coal supply and threatened to shut down unless two carloads of coal in the Pennsylvania and DeCorsey yarde could be released at once for its immediate use. Mayor C.

G. Sederbers communicated with County Coal Director Fred Edgington. Chilo, Ohio, and the matter was referred to Assistant Coal Administrator L. A. Walton, Milford, A telegram was forwarded to Homer E.

Johnson, State Fuel Administrator, outlining the situation and requesting that Cars 62.187 and 62,547 in the Pennaylvania, yards nt Rosedale, and Cincinnati, consigned to the M. and L. Railway, be released at once. The M. and operates cars also between Madisonville and Blanchester, and the shortage of coal probably will mean the tying up of traffic unless Immediate relief is forthcoming.

Superintendent C. C. Harris yesterday used every means possible to obtain coal without avail. Miami Grange No, 1,886 will celebrate with 8 social to-morrow afternoon. E.

C. Patchell will speak on "Meat on the "Pickling and will be the topic of J. Laudeman, and "Liquid Smoke Miss Alma Price. cuesion The program will conclude with a on cooking. Funeral services for Charles W.

Spelman, 79 at years old, Point Pleasant, Ohio, will take place the Mt. Zion Church to-day. Mr. Spelman He leaves his widow, two grown sons and a WAS a pioneer resident of Clermont County. daughter.

Burial will be in Mt. Moriah Cemetary. Officers elected for the ensuing term for Felicity Lodge, F. and A. Masons are: Worshipful Master, Rolla M.

Armstrong: Senior Warden, Milton F. Culter, Junior Warden bert 0. Bolender: Senior Deacon, Sidney E. Reed; Junior Deacon, Tessie B. Bennett: Secretary, William H.

Smith; Treasurer, Fred Constant: Tiler, George E. Pritty: Trustees, S. F. Kennedy, S. A.

Page and Bruce F. Daughters. Installation will be held December 28. In a hard-played game of football at Riverside Park yesterday, the Milford team defeated the Loveland team, 16 to 6, FOUND DYING IN DITCH. Andrew Borderly, 31 years old, Washington avenue, near Wooster pike, Linwood, house painter, was found dying in A ditch near his home early yesterday morning.

Mrs. Rose Oberfeld, who lives across the street, with the assistance of neighbors, carried him to her home. Coroner Bauer found the man's death was due to a pulmonary hemorrhage. GIVE HIM TIME! Undue intimacy with intoxicating liquor caused Patrolman Carl Lemperle, First District, to be stripped of his traps by Sergeant McNeal. Lemperle failed to show up before Chief Copelan yesterday morning, as ordered.

Lemperle was "put on the carpet" several months ago for making an unjustified arrest. FACTORIES AND BUILDINGS. PROTEST EXPECTED Against Parole of Increasing Num- bers of Convicts From "Pen." With the unusually large number of applications for parole from the State Penttentiary, and the many releases which have been granted by the State Board of Administration, Hamilton County officials are beginning to keep a closer tab upon these applications. Among the list of Hamilton County prisoners who, will come up before the board after or the first of the year is Harold E. GIll.

GIll is serving an indeterminate term for having obtained $160 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 1. 1916, and this was affirmed by Court of Appeals February 13 last. Another applicant is William Lane, victed of second-degree murder December 12 last. He was charged with having shot and killed Joseph Sorrell 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 8, 1915, and was sentenced to the "pen." Still another applicant is Charles Stetfins. The records show a Charles Steffins pleaded gullty to a charge of assault to rob, September 23, 1915, and was sentenced to the Reformatory, One negro woman is among the applicants. Nettie Poindexter, charged with second-degree murder for killing Louis Uta, February 9, 1916, and convicted of manslaughter, November 22, 1916, She now is in the penitentiary for women, at Marysville, Ohio. Protests probably will be sent by Prosecuting Attorney John V.

Campbell against the release of some of these applicants. GOLDEN EAGLE GIFT To Cincinnati Zoo- Caught By Farmer at Dillsboro, Ind, Andrew E. Cook, 2991 Werk road, saved a beautiful golden eagle from death a few days ago. He was visitIng at Dillaboro, when Y. Luke, resident of that town, caught the eagle in a steel trap he had set for chicken hawks.

The farmer had intended to have the bird killed and mounted, but the Cincinnati visitor prevailed upon him to present it alive to the Cincinnati Zoo. It was received there yesterday and is declared by General Manager Stephan to be a full-grown eagle and. an unusually good specimen. The bird now is.on exhibition in the eagle cage. The eagle, fortunately, was caught by the toes of one foot only and was not injured.

Yesterday 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. The animal buildings are all heated. OHIO IS ADMITTED To Registration Area of the Federal Census Department.

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE ENQUIRER. Columbus, Ohio, November has been received from Washington Dr. John E. Monger, State Registrar of Vital Statistics, that Ohio has been admitted to the registration area of the Federal Census Department. Dr.

Monger has been laboring for this recognition for many months, feeling sure that recent perfection of gathering vital ranted the inclusion. careful survey statistics by the Buckeye, State warwas made by Federal officials, who concluded that registration of births and deaths is sufficiently accurate to justify admission. The 14-states now included are the New England States, Pennsylvania, New York, Michigan, Indiana, Kentucky, Illinois and Delaware. CINCINNATIAN NAMED Among Four Ohioans in Navy Win Promotions. SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE ENQUIRER.

New York, November Secretary Daniels has just announced the promotion of 124 enlisted men of the navy to temporary warrant officers. Natives of Ohio included in the list of those advanced are: Walter Hinton, Van Wert, to boatswain, Navy Aero Station, Pensacola, Florida. William F. Skyles, Greene County, to machinist, naval aviation detail, Hampton Roads, Va. Eugene Scherer, Sandusky, to gunner.

United States ship Hull. Frank E. Powers, Cincinnati, to gunner, United States ship Rhode Island. IS SIXTY-FIRST VICTIM. Jacob Haas, 58 years old, East Mc.

Millan street, trackman employed by Cincinnati Traction Company, died at the General Hospital yesterday as a result of injuries sustained November 22, when he was struck by an automobile when at Gilbert avenue and Morris street. Haas was the sixty-first victim of an automobile accident in Hamilton County since January 1. SIXTEEN JOBS FOR WOMEN. New York, November -A call for women. chauffeurs, to drive motor trucks and ambulances in this city, was sent out to-night by the National League for Women's Service.

The trucks are used to transport Red Cross supplies from workrooms to warehouses and ships. STEAMBOAT MATTERS. UPPER OHIO. GREENE LINE STEAMER CHILO Leaven to-day, at 5 p. from the Greene wharfboat, for Maysville and Manchester, Ohio.

Tel. M. 1457. For Rent. 100.

Tel. West 1223. no28-7t INDOOR STORAGE OR FACTORY SPACE FOR RENT AND IDEAL YARD STORAGE FOR RAILROAD CONTRACTORS' EQUIPMENT. 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 5867, 5368, Cincinnati, Ohio. n029-48 FACTORIES AND BUILDINGS.

For Rent. BUILDINGS TO LEASE, ONE 15,000 EQUARE FEET ONE 30.000 SQUARE FFET. With 20-foot area between; 3-story briel: and basements; concrete floors; good light. steam heat and power, sprinkler risk; possession January 1. Apply GRAF-MORSBACH FREEMAN.

27-7t SECOND 44 AND 446 Three floors, 40x CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS THE ENQUIRER IS THE MEDIUM Through Which the General Public Can Always Have Their Wants Supplied. For ENQUIRER readers In Cincinnati free space will be granted in the Want Ad or Classifled Columns (or week days only) for Board and Rooms Wanted -FoundHelp Wanted (Domestic) -Household Goods Lost, Strayed OF Stolen Miscellaneous For Stale--Miscellaneous Wants- Rooms Wanted Situations Wanted Wearing Apparel- an acceptable. nature and not to exceed two lines (about 10 words). Only one advortisement accepted tree in one Issue for any individual, but you may come often as you like. Copy must be furnished for each insertion.

Free ads, will not be held for any specified day, No Business Advertisements Inserted Without Pay. Advertisers should remember that letters directed to initials ONLY are not delivered through the postoffice. It Initials are used they should be addressed to the care of some person, firm of postoffice box. THE ENQUIRER will forward mail addressed in Its care when postage for that purpose la furnished. Closing time for classified advertisementa: Saturdays, for paid 5 p.

m. Other days, for free adva. 8 D. m. Other days, for paid ...9:30 p.

m. Advertisements can be left at our office or went through the malla to THE ENQUIRER, 617 Vine Street, Cincinnati, Phone Canal 2700. COVINGTON OFFICE, 7 W. Sixth St. South 2400.

NEWPORT OFFICE, 339 York-St. Phone South 2401, PERSONALS. RACHEL CLARK, formerly of Nashville, will please communicate with her father at Waynesboro, or A. M. Langford, Atlanta, will hear thing to her interest.

SAFETY RAZOR BLADES resharpened perfectly: all kinds; Gillette, 30c per dozen. SHARPEDGE 36 Arcade. no24-7t HELP WANTED MALE. DRAFTSMEN. Wanted--Machine, jig and tool draftsmen.

Apply Engineering -Department, STANDARD STEEL CAR Hammond, Ind. no29-7t RAILROAD MEN. Yard switchmen. Good pay, transportation and expenses. ACME SECRET SERVICE, Sixth and Vine.

no29-3t NIGHT MAN. Experienced in firing boiler. Apply HEEKIN CAN Forest and Park South Norwood. LABORERS. Good wages.

Steady work. ANDREWS STEEL Licking Pike, NEWPORT; KY. WANTED- -CUPOLA MEN Familiar with cupola practice in gray iron foundry, Apply or write WESTINGHOUSE FOUNDRIES Trafford, Penn. 0010-tf One good mechanical draftsman, 31 to 40 years old, unmarried; preferably with some experience automobile or tractor work, but thia is not essential; Immediate opening and several months' trip to Cuba later in winter to follow up work there; permanent position and fine future for right man; state training, full details of expertence, salary expected, and when you can start work. COCKRELL MFG.

927 Rupp Louisville, Ky, WANTED Several -class, experienced lathe hands, milling machine and vise hands. H. R. IRWIN MANUFACTURING Front and Pike sts. no29-7t -Experienced railroad telegraph operators and agents for stations in Nebraska, Colorado and Wyoming; wages from $80 to 893 per month; exceptionally desirable ellmate; homesteading opportunities; free transportation from points on this line.

Apply to General Superintendent, St. Louis: General Agents, Kansas City or Denver, or Employment Department, Chicago, C. B. Q. R.

R. no23-5tF'WFSuW MACHINISTS, First-class lathe, radial and planer hands, for day and night shifts. Apply at once, OESTERLEIN MACHINE 2850 Spring Grove av. no27-7t -WANTED Three reliable men residing east of Elm street, to collect and solicit Induatrial and ordinary life Insurance; guaranteed salary and liberal commissions on new business: experience not necessary; reference required. Apply Friday a.

1203 Second National Bank Ninth and Main ste. ASSISTANT SHIPPING CLERK AND STOCKKEEPER. Experienced In hardware or mechanical supplies; good opportunity, Address L. 99, Enquirer. no 27-7t A.

-WANTED--YOUNG MAN, 16 to 18 years old, as office ass's ant. salesman and solicitor In real estate business, to work on commission: must be Intelligent, active and of good personal appearance. Address, with references and business experience. REALTY AGENCY, Lock Box 159, Cincinnati. 1026-3tMWF FOUR SOLICITORS -For permanent work in residential section.

Salary $20 per week and commission. with bonus of $10 to $50 onl your production between now and the frat of the year. Only men of neat appearance considered. 416 Fourth National Bank Bldg. no28-4tWF80Tu RAILROAD TRAFFIC INSPECTORS WANTED $126 month and expenses to start; short hours; travel; three month home study under guarantee: we arrange for position: no age limit; aak for Booklet FRONTIER PREP SCHOOL, Buffalo, New York.

A. MOTORMEN WANTED For Buffalo, 80 strike or labor trouble; union wages and conditions; men employed on any traction company mallway at present need not apCall on CHARLES STEWART. representing International Railway Company, Stag Hotel. EXPERT ACCOUNTANT. $9.600 TO 83,500 PER ANNUM.

ACCORDING TO APPLY BY MAIL WITH CREDENTIALS. RICHARD SMETHURST. 702-706 GERKE BLDG. HELP WANTED MALE. A.

-Fifty miners wanted at once to work In the Zanceville (Ohio) districts; 10 machine men, 40. loaders union scale of wages; fOR particulars call LABOR EXCHANGE, banement, CIty Hall. A. FREIGHT HANDLERS wanted by Erle Ry, colored or white; at Jersey City; for further Information apply 1562 Central free transportation no office tee; shipment to be made Nov. 30th.

A. -WANTED -COOPER TO FIX BARRELS AND THAT CAN DRIVE WAGON, AT ONCE; HIGH WAGES: STEADY WORK. THE HAMILTON BARREL DEALERS, 612 B. FRONT HAMILTON, OHIO. -PHOTO COUPON BALESMEN WANTED -best proposition In elty; pay every night.

NORTHLAND STUDIOS. Pickering Bldg. -tr COMPETENT watchmaker, who can do good engraving: position permanent and salary large for right man. Inquire PLAUT, No. 811 Race eltz.

no25-tr A BOY for office work, 15 years old over. Apply THE CINCINNATI WIRE BOUND BOX Carthage pike and Big Four R. St. Bernard. n028-6t A.

-WANTED -Paper ruler for faint down lining: steady position. Address or P. LESH PAPER COMPANY, Indianapolis, n038-5t A. -SAW FILER-Man to braze narrow band saws and die circular nawa: per day to right man; steady employment. THE PETER GERLACH CO.

Cleveland, Ohio, no20-4t SHOE CUTTERS- Experienced, on women's shoes; no labor trouble. Apply SELZ, SCHWAB 503 W. Chicago Chicago, Ill, no29-2t steady man; no basement: hours 7:30 to wages $21 week and half over $32. G. NOBLE, Ambridge, Penn.

Learn barbering: light, clean works; better pay after few weeks. Write OLD RELIABLE COLLEGE, 241 E. Third Cincinnati. no30-7t Electrotype trimmers and casters; steady work; good pay. THE COMMERCIAL PRINTING AND LITHO.

Akron, Ohio. no30-4t band sawyer, block setter and helper, and two good lumber stackers. W. KRAMER Richmond, Ind. no30-3t A.

-COMPETENT. QUALIFIED ENGINEERS: SALARY $2,000 PER YEAR. WESTERN APPRAISAL CO. RICHARD SMETHURST, 702-706 GERKE BLDG. A.

$18 and half over $25; come at once. G. L. HATHCOCK. 146 E.

High New Philadelphia, Ohio, no -ERRAND BOY -Reliable boy; good opportunity for advancement offered. SIMPKINBON MILLER, 433 Elm at. no20-2t to take care of gae engine and do general millwright work. FISCHER SPECIAL MFG. 2076 Reading road.

no29-5t On mechanical and structural detail; state salary and experience first letter. Address Box 386, Iola, Kansas. no26-6t to try examinations for Government positions; $75 month. Write 10 505, Enquirer office. no23-30t A.

-PORTER for saloon, white man: $14 a week. Address GUS HORMER, Arcade Bar, Portsmouth, Ohio. MEN- Have situations open for good union ad men; $29 per week. Wire Foreman of World, Tulsa, Okla, 28-3t stendy, sober man; $17. and half over FRED SEBALD, Star Barber Shop, Middletown, Ohio.

wood-pattern maker for furnace and Jobbing shop; steady work. Address 65, Enquirer. no28-3t -Shoe cutters. Apply FARGOHALLOWELL SHOD 1701 N. Robey Chicago, Ill, no28-st A.

and half over $24 per week; Job good for $20 and up. Wire CARL BRADY, Jackson, Ohio. barber; wages $18. half over $23. H.

M. JULIEN, No. 9 Riddle Block, Ravenna, Ohio. 1029-419 -Young man, good habits, for night janitor work. Apply CHIEF OPERATOR, Western Union, Fourth and Vine.

And hodcarriers. Inquire JOHN G. RINCK. Tel. Park 700.

$10 and half over $25. G. W. WILLS, Williamson, W. Va.

no29-4t WANTED SCREEN Licensed freman. CINCINNATI Gest and Evans. no29-2t A. All-round, tor night shift, THE POLLOCK STEEL CO. Carthage, -tr -CYLINDER PRESSFEEDER- 415 Pioneer st.

no27-7t A. JOB-PRESS FEEDER work. 18 E. Second st. no28-3t errand and delivery of packages, 10 E.

Twelfth st. no29-2t A -PRINTER At once, for small country shop. DERRICK, Bremen, Ohio. -Young man to work in wholesale grocery. 523 W.

Court st. A -SURFACE-GRINDER HANDS -120 Opera place, seventh floor. WANTED for Saturday; guarantee $4 50. No. 230 E.

Sixth st. IN BARBER SHOP. 32 VINE STREET, Carver or steam table man. Address 91, Enquirer, WANTED -Night watchman; fireman's cense, Address 78, Enquirer. WANTED At 0916 Monmouth Newport.

or Saturday; $5, 50 and half over $8. 920 Monmouth Newport. WANTED DRAFTSMAN. APPLY 407 GREENWOOD CITY. BOY- QUEEN CITY CLUB, Seventh and Elm sta.

on furniture. 1220 Harrison, av. no30-2t-FSu A. -WANTED WOOD TURNER. No.

1220 Harrison ave no30-2t-FSu BARBER- For Friday and Saturday, 624 Elm st. -For Saturday, at 502 Sycamore st. -MAN-To work in mill. Apply 14 Front st, A -BOYS to work in candy factory. 920 Elm street.

man, for restaurant. 238 D. Fifth st. HOUSE. 700 ARMORY AVENUE.

BARBER for Saturday; $4 60 guaranteed. 336 W. Third st. BARBER Colored barber, at once: and per cent. H.

C. COGGRUG, 500 W. Main Coahocton, Ohio. GAUGE MAKERS, ON EXTREMELY ACCURATE WORK; STATE REFERENCE AND FULL PARTICULARS IN FIRST LETTER; HIGHEST A IDEAL WORKING ADDRESS 61, ENQUIRER. no25-14t WANTED- First-class armature winders, with repair shop experience; permanent position and good can also offer exceptional inducements to competent coll man to take charge of coll winding department.

THE ELEOTRIC SERVICE 212 Walnut st. no WANTED A general blacksmith: steady work and good wages. Address JOHN PHARION, Cochoeton: Ohio. no25 YOUNG Catholic men, of good appearance, wanted in our selling department; experience unnecessary: particulars cheerfully given, 0. K.

SERVICE, 616. Johnston Building. no25-710 HELP WANTED FEMALE. TWENTY-FIVE SALESWOMEN, Neat appearance, 20 to 30 years of age, for special, pleasant, high-class work. Witlingness to work more important than experience: splendid opportunity to demonstrate your ability.

Rapid advancement, salary to start. Apply 9 a. m. THE JOHN SHILLITO COMPANY -PIANO DEPARTMENT. Ask for Mr.

Thornton. no24-7t MILLINERS. Experienced millinery makers. JOS. LAZARUS FOURTH AND ELM, SECOND FLOOR.

no 29-3t BOOKKEEPER. Bright young lady for position bookkeeper. Answer in own handwriting, glvIng age, past experience, salary expected and references, 63. Enquirer. 1024-76 BEVERAL girls for table work in factory: experience unnecessary.

Apply at once. WARNER AUTO TOP 1648 Central av. no29-2t A YOUNG GIRL who can opernte typewriter: must be neat and accurate and willing to learn to operate dictaphone. 07. care Enquirer.

GIRLS to work in chewing gum factory; no experience necessary. THE HELMET 1021 Broadway, rear, fifth floor. HELP WANTED -FEMALE. A. -WANTED Upstairs maid, white, expertenced, with references: best wages.

Apply at 610 Forest Avondale. no30-2t GIRLS TO work in chewing gum factory; no experience necessary, THE HELMET 1001 Broadway, roar. nEth floor. BILL CLERK- Experienced on ElliottFisher machine. MAN8S-OWENS CO.

W. Gest and Evans. no28-8t SALESLA DIES Experienced In con ta, suite and dresses. THE SALES STORE, 134 W. Firth at.

no30-21F state experience and salary expected. and accurate: 56, care Enquirer. mach ne. JOHN SCHERZ SON, 1006 to work on canvas cutter power man av. A.

-COMPETENT stenographer. TWITCHELL PROCESS 8228 Spring Grove av. no27-Tt GIRLS 38 E. Sixth street. WASHERWOMAN -No.

008 W. Eighth st. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE. -TWO wooden tubs, 1.000-gallon capacity, and 2 steel tanks, 125-gallon capacity: cellent condition and big bargain. Call Canal 8160 for particulare.

PLANT- -Town of 5,000 population; good opportunity for right party; owner hun other interests to look after, Address Box 428, Corbin, Ky. SAFES -New and secondhand; fire and burglar proof: all makes and sizes; cheap. OHIO HOWE SCALE 331-323 Main st, Phone Main 570. no30-7t A. GENERAL atore, doing a fine business, in good country: no dead stock: cheap rent; owner in bad health.

Box 86, Bardinia, Ohio. 60 bushels of home-grown ples, cheap, at 548 Poplar st. Phone 3681 Y. no29-7t SALE- Cow manure for lawn and gardens; delivered. Call Park 458 X.

A. CASH REGISTERS Real bargains. HOWE SCALE 321 Main st. no30-7t BARBER CHAIR- -No. 315 E.

Fourth st. CASES of at kind, counters, shelving. partitiona, railings. 25 W. Third no25-8t CASH registers, coltee grinders, scales.

coffee urns, safes. 25 W. Third st. no25-8t STORE -Office fixtures, all kinda: bakery, candy, restaurant outfits, desks, safes. ECONOMY SUPPLY 120 E.

Pearl st. no25-714 THEATER--Now running. fixtures able; building can be leased: write for particulars. WITT SEED Paris, Ill. WIRE tables, wire chairs, Ice boxes, desks all kinda.

25 W. Third st. no HOUSEHOLD GOODS. For Sale. Highest Prices Paid For secondhand furniture, house furnishing goods, rugs, store and office fixtures.

Phone Main 1368. se28-tt PERSON can buy handsome green Panne velvet, mahogany daveno and chair to match; also, Circassian desk and chair: Arst-class condition; reasonable. Call mornings. 24 N. Roslyn Apartmente, Chitton, elty.

no27-7t FURNITURE. RUGS. HOUSEHOLD GOODS. OFFICE STORE FIXTURES. 334 MAIN STREET.

-tr HOUSEHOLD No. 1105 Cross lane, Walnut Hills. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Of all kinds. 645 W. Seventh st.

MIRROR Eatate gas heater and coal. range. 1324 Central av. VACUMM CARPET CLEANER- No. 1417 John second floor.

MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. -HIGHEST prices paid for secondhand furniture, house furnishing goods, rugs, store and office fixtures. Phone Main 1368. se28-tt WANTED- Place to dump good clean ashes in the bottoms. BENJAMIN HEY 126 Broadway.

STOCKS of groceries and fixtures. Phone Main 1368. au30-tt HIGHEST prices for fixtures, stocks and furniture. Main 4633. 25 W.

Third at. no25-8t $1-OLD FALSE TEETH- Also, old jewelry bought. 19 W. Twelfth. WEARING APPAREL.

For Sale. CLOTHING- One lady's gray long cont. one black gabardine lady' long coat, both for stout figure. No. 3480 Harvey Avondale.

LADIES' CLOTHING- And hate. No. 2023 Gilbert Walnut Hills. SITUATION WANTED- MALE. With 10 experience 19 book and commercial shops, desires position with a large concern; union; state miary.

Address 50, Enquirer, Competent draftaman on power and all classes heating plants, solicitor for orders, at liberty January 1. 0 90, Enquirer. A. TRUCK DRIVER -White, sober: 5 yeard experience; union; will act as helper. 87.

Enquirer, ACCOUNTANT--Would 11ke to become acquainted with local firm: references, Box 1, 541 E. Thirteenth city. BOOKKEEPER- Assistant, clerical work or any resp nethle position, by experienced man. HARRY ARNOLD, 028 W. Liberty st.

BARTENDER- By a single man; will leave city, ANCO, Enquirer. CLERICAL Or outside work, by experienced man. QT Enquirer. CLEANING -For every other. Thursday, 2569 Hackberry st.

CARPENTER--Work on farm at anything. L. Enquirer. CARPENTER- Jobbing and repairing. CARPENTER, 1135 Clark st.

CLERICAL WORK- Or work of any kind on Saturday and Sunday and after 3 p. m. P. Enquirer, CARPENTER- On old or new work. W.

J. DEMINT, 48. McMicken av. ELEVATOR OPERATOR- By an experienced man. ELEVATOR, Enquirer.

FACTORY WORK--By a young man of 25. Enquirer. HOUSEMAN- No. 3445 Harvey Avondale, JANITOR- Or dishwasher, by a young man. B.

Enquirer. LUNCH COUNTER MAN Reference. C. E. BROWN, Thoma Hotel.

NIGHT WATCHMAN- -By a middle-aged man. EUBANK8, 117 Fourteenth st. PAPER CHANGER J. D. O'NEILL, 1802 Bremen st.

PAPER CLEANING -Paint cleaning and Inside painting, by white man. H. WALTER. 1060 John st. SHIPPING CLERK Or receiving elerk or any work in wholesale house, by an experienced man.

H. AMON, 928 W. Liberty st. WORK--Light, inside, by elderly man. 8, Enquirer.

WORK -Light work, by man of 50: good penman and at figures: deaf. No. 2006 Main st. WORK- Of any kind, by a young man of 21. Enquirer.

SITUATION WANTED FEMALE. COOK- And general work for good home, by a middle-aged widow; elty or suburb. MRS. 8 B. Enquirer.

LAUNDRESS -By white woman; washing done at home. No. 2309 Kenton st. STENOGRAPHER- Competent. Enquirer.

STENOGRAPHER- also, dictaphone operator. 8 Enquirer. WORK- Washing and cleaning, to go out by the day, by a white woman. L. WALTER.

1060 John st. WORK Of any kind. by the day, colored woman; reference. No. 239 W.

Sixth third floor, front. CUSINESS CHANCES. BARBER SHOP FOR SALE Or will rent to god, responsible party: a very good oppor tunity, Address 96, Enquirer office. no27-TL MEN of established business ability and rating to sell Shockless Electric Lighting Outfits for farm and country home: no shock or Injury from contact: short circuite or water will not damage outfit. SHOCKLESS ELECTRIC CORPORATION, Kirkwood, N.

J. -A large, light storeroom. most suitable for hardware. dry goods, notions, wall paper or 5 and 10 cent store; large display windows on 2 well-traveled streets: rent with heat and water Included. 4931 Main AV.

Phone Woodburn 1961 Y. no24-719 MACHINERY. MACHINERY. For Sale. For Sale.

INDOOR STORAGE OR FACTORY SPACE FOR RENT AND IDEAL YARD STORAGE FOR RAILROAD CONTRACTORS' EQUIPMENT. 9,000 sq. ft. second 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 5367, 5868, Cincinnati, Ohio. no29-4t no29-4t A.

-MOTORS AND GENERATORS BOUGHT. sold and exchanged; electric repair work of every description. THE GLOW ELECTRIC 219 Walnut st. Phone Main 1790. MACHINERY- Engines, Compressors, Pumpe, Contractor Outfits, Machine Toole, THE WM.

T. JOHNSTON Third and Vine ata. 008-73t-oSu Machinery Bargains- Engines, boilers, generatora, motors, sawmill machinery and piles, The Randle Mach'y 1730 Powers st. ONE 15-horse power gas engine; in shape: as good as new: also, some tools. Address E.

CHERRY, 107 8. Euelid Dayton, Ohio. secondhand casing. 4,000 2-inch secondhand pipe, two 40 h. oll country type locomotive boilers, one 50 standard locomotive type boiler, gauge 20-1b.

Koppel track, V. shape Koppel cars, traveling derrick complete, with 8-drum hoisting engine; Dake swinger, Owen clam shell, one 24" gauge saddie tank steam locomotive. THOMAS J. LANE, Springfield. Ohio.

AUTOMOBILES. For Sale. ENLISTED. Latest series Franklin touring car; demonstrator; used less than 3,000 miles by one of our salesmen, who has enlisted; price on application. NEWMAN SAMUEL, Phone Canal 1826.

1114. Race no29-2t FORD commercial bodies; aleo, 1917 touring bodies. AMERICAN WAGON CO. Eighth and Sycamore. HUDSON 6-40.

touring car: new tires; will demonstrate; paint and top like new: price $700. R. H. WHEAT. Canal 1826.

1114 Race st. no29-2t PACKARD 48. 1913 left drive Packard phaeton; paint new: condition guaranteed; will demonstrate; price $850. NEWMAN SAMUEL. Canal 1826.

1114 Race st. 29-2t STUDEBAKER SIX. Brand-new Goodrich tires all around: early '17 model: mileage less than car Just refinished by Behlen Carriage Company; price $600. R. H.

WHEAT. Phone Canal 1826. no29-2t WE are specialists in FORD COMMERCIAL CARS and FORD TRUCKS, chain, internal gear or worm drive; Immediate deliverles and time payments; bodies suitable every line of business. Phone Canal 2099, representative will call. AMERICAN WAGON Eighth and Sycamore.

no25-tr 1917-- HUPMOBILE--1917 Practically brand-now; Cord tires; Hartford shock absorbers: extra tire and rim. The purchaser of this car saves several hundred dollars and gets An almost new Hupmobile. R. H. WHEAT, Phone Canal 1826.

1114 Race st. 11029-2t Garages. GARAGES. RELIEF FROM HIGH PRICES. That's what we can give you in your garage purchase, You will be agreeably surprised at just how much you can save by purchasing an OLDEN GARAGE.

THE CINCINNATI SHEET METAL AND ROOFING $26 E. Front Cincinnati, Ohio. Phone Main 229-230 fel4-WFSutt GARAGE- -For 3 machines. 2633 Hack- berry. no25-7t Auto Livery.

ALL CLOSED Hudsons, Park 451. JOHN L. NIEMEIER, no21-tt CADILLAC TOURING CAR- Also new taxi. Phone Woodburn 1208. HOUSES FOR RENT.

AVONDALE-2023 Reading, corner of Lincoln, 10 elect. furnace: rent $40. Apply 414 Walnut, R. 912. Tel Avon 4711 and M.

831. 20-4t AVONDALE-338 Erkenbrecher modern house of 9 rooms. Phone Wabn. 3827 and West 1365 L. oc7-tf AVONDALE-No.

3325 Perkins 10-room house. H. A. PERKINS. Avon 155.

CLIFTON-250 Senator place, house. 8 rooms; electric lighte, new gas furnace: rent $45 00; hardwood floors. Phone Canal 2227. oc16-tt FURNISHED or unfurnished 11-room house: strictly modern: garage; excellent location. Telephone Avon 3184.

no10-tr LIBERTY 528 in good condition; $20. se6-tt NO. 2513 OHIO AV -House, 10 rooms: modern conveniences. Tel. West 3565.

WALNUT HILLS- 2518 May inodern brick reeidence. 10 rooms; electric lights: newly papered; $46. WM. RENDIGS. WILSTACH Key at 1073-- 1077, Six rooms; good condition; $15, REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE acres of delta cut-over land at Carter, Misa, on Y. M. V. R. above overflow: also, 7,000 acres of timberland on 1.

C. R. between Memphis and Canton. HENRY MALEY LUMBER Jackson, Miss. no27-7t HAVE YOU EVER FELT THE THRILL Of expectation being interested in a drillIng OIL WELL? 50 cash, the mime In 30.

40 and 90 days, buys you an off lease close drilling well. Subscriptions tered ba fore December 15, 1017, will receive as a bonus stock in company owning well. 10 oil is struck your holdings will be worth a small fortune. Write and BIG SIX DEVELOPMENT COMPANY, 715 Barnes Building, Muskogee, Okinhoma, SALESMEN WANTED. WANTED- Experienced fertilizer salesman to travel in territory where we have an estab.

lished trade; permanent position and good salary guaranteed, Address 54. Enquirer, n020-46 LOAN OFFICES. LOANS to salaried people and others; easy payments; notes and accounts bought. COMMERCIAL TRADING South 615 Coppin Covington. Ky.

1019. POULTRY. For Sale. SEND to KRAMER 611. Hunt.

for descriptive circular on poultry feeds. no27-7t OFFICES FOR RENT. DESK ROOM office: With also, office large attendants, private in office. large, spacious QUEEN CITY 37 W. Sixth at.

no28-71 MAIN FLOOR; ABOUT NO. 700 SQ. FT. FLOOR SPACE. 819-OFFICE ON SECOND no28-3t VINDONISSA BLDG.

No. Tel. 19 W. W. 3565.

Seventh 5 rooms for physician. cc26-tr WANTED TO RENT- -From January first, 1918, private office in suite, with service. telephone extension and stenographer Box Cincinnati. Address A Lock 159, 2030-2tF'Su MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT. STABLE Or storage, 7 stalla, Dayton large st, wagon Avon shed and hayloft.

823 2723 R. FURNISHED ROOMS. APARTMENTS AND FLATS. For Rent. AVONDALE-3444 Vine, 5 rooms, bath.

maid's room; hardwood floors, gas and electric, hot and cold water, with heat; $38. EDWARD MEYER, Avon 765 R. no25-7t AVONDALE- -Van Antwerp Apartment, Forest and Lewisham road. 7 rooms, tile bath, maid's and storage rooni, good heat. Inquire of janitor, or East 98 Y.

no25-7t AVONDALE-870 GLENWOOD AV. This handsome apartment has just been fir ished; everything of the very Anest quality. Avon 3290 L. no29-7t AVONDALES-No. 770.

E. Ridgeway, 5 large rooms; reception hall, maid's and store rooms. H. A. PERKINS, Avon 155.

AVONDALE -Elegant 5-room ed Louis flat; right price to right party, Ph. Wdbn. 1331. no24-7t BROOKLYN FLATS -No. 711 W.

Seventh modern conveniences; steam heat. West 1866 La. no24-7t CLIFTON-443 Riddle road, near Hughes High School, University and Hebrew College, 5 rooms, with bath. Tel. W.

3497 X. not CLIFTON- Brenton, 5-room modern perfeet location; full service; 2 porches. 257 Hosea av. 1028-714 ELEGANT apartment, all modern conveniences, 2835 Clifton av. Phone West 1808 no25-14t EVANSTON-6 free water; $30; hotwater 2102 Dana.

Wabn. 614 L. FAIRMOUNT 1818-4 rooms; modern: rent reasonable. Take Westwood car. West 1951 L.

no28-7t FOUR-ROOM modern St. Louis flat, 94 E. Mitchell av. Phone Avon 2150 R. MODERN 5-room apartment, suitable for doctor's office, Queen Anne 119 W.

Seventh st. Key at flat opposite. Phone Main 374. no27-7t MODERN FLATS, 8238 BISHOP ST ROOMS: ALL CONVENIENCES: RENT $30, INQUIRE FLAT 6. 3243 JEFFERSON AV.

no25-718 MODERN St. Louis flat for rent; rooms; all conveniences; $30. 1327 Michigan Hyde Park. Phone E. 1557 L.

MT. AUBURN- The Westmoreland, modern 3 and 4 room apartments. ARTHUR R. TICE, 706 First National Bank Bldg. Phone M.

1094. MT. AUBURN- -Flat, 6 rooms: bath, storage, modern improvements. 2223 Highland av. Phone Avon 260, n029-7t NEWPORT- 5-room apt.

Apply DR. BONAR, Third and Monmouth ats. no20-3t OAKLEY-3147 Madison road, two 5-room modem flats; rent reasonable: good locality for roomers. Phone 1068. no25-7t PRICE HILL--Elegant 4-room apartment: heat, hardwood floors, maid's room, garage, janitor service; this in the on apartment vacant in the BEAUTIFUL ELBERON.

APARTMENTS, cor, Eighth and Elberon cars stop at the door: only 26 minutes from Fountain square; rent very reasonable. See janitor, or phone Ridge 1763 or South 206 L. no29-4t. THE MAPLEWOOD. CLIFTON-Cor.

Bryant and Telford Beautiful apartment, high class; Nice porch. On Vine-Clifton car line. TURNER HOBEA, UNION TRUST BLDG. apl-tt WALNUT HILLS -1382 Myrtle 4 rooms, $27 50 and $36; heat and bath: targe lawns; Janitor. WALNUT HILLS Two 4-room flats, with bath.

$25. 2133 Grandin road. Phone East 511 Y. no28-WFSutf Furnished. CLIFTON HEIGHTS -225 Bosley, furnished 2-room flat for light housekeeping.

DAYTON, Fourth av. 6 rooms; all modern conveniences. private bath; St. Louls fat: private entrance. MT.

AUBURN-2600 Highland benutiful 3-room flat and bath: living room 16 by 20, with fireplace, large bay, French doors and windows; completely furnished for housekeepIng: ideal, location: 12 minutes to city; Vine and Burnet and Highland-av. cars to door. Phone Avon. 289 Y. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

For Sale. Real Bargains in Victrolas. number of slightly used Vietrolas talcen in trade on the Aeolian Vocalion. Terms as Low as $1 a Week. Open in the evening by appointment.

THIS AEOLIAN 25 W. Fourth st. Main 2512. ap4-tf SEWING MACHINES. For Sale.

FOR SALE -Wheeler Wilson sewing machines. THE JEFFRAS COM ANY, Power Bullding. no28-7t LIVE STOCK. For Sale, BERKSHIRES-5 bred Farm gilts: good stock boar; 5 shots; Sheffield stock. Phone Park 1114 Y.

11028-7t HORSES AND VEHICLES. For Sale. 200 NEW AND REBUILT express, huckster, grocery, laundry, milk, market bakery, and carpenter, pleasure butcher, ice, furniture, wagons: cash or credit; buggies, harness, vehicles. AMERICAN WAGON pony Eighth and Sycamore sta. no28-tr DOGS.

BIRDS AND PETS. For Sale. GUINEA PROSPECT PIGS- CAVIARY, -Breeding 2135 stock, Prospect each. Indianapolie, Ind. BOARDING.

BOARDING. WALNUT HILLS-2818 Melrose wellfurnished room, with good board; modern. Woodburn 3181. no28-Tt HILLTOP INN --2529 Gilbert steamheated rooms; running hot and cold water: high-class table; 10 minutes from business section. Phone Woodburn 176.

no34-7t HOWE'S FAMILY HOTEL. High-class table; rates very favorable; references always required. Phone Woodburn or 3122. ROOM AND BOARD--References exchanged. 914 Rogers place, Walnut Hills, no24-7t THE GLENCOE FAMILY HOTEL- Single rooms and en suite 2 to 5 with private bath; furnished or unfurnished: excellent table: reasonable rates; local reference must be given, Avon 672.

se3-tf LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN. -BLACK PURSE Containing large sum of money on Pearl between Vine and Central or at Grand Central Depot: no questions asked. Reward. No. 7 W.

Pearl street. no29-2t -LOST- Two Boston bull terriers, male and female: female white collar and white face; male very dark. Please return to 1525 Vine st. Reward. A.

closed-case, gold watch, engraved in back. June 28, 189- Reward If returned to MRS. L. H. COCHRAN, 517 North Hamilton, Ohios no28-3t A.

-LOST -Brown and black Airedale dog. wearing plain collar with no address. LIberal reward. Phone Avon F129 L. no28-3t A -DOG- Somewhere In Avondale, an Airedale dog, year old: round collar without maric.

Call Avon 1195. Reward. 1028-3t STORES FOR RENT. RACE ST -AT COURT- -Stores for rent: will remodel to suit tenant. Inquire ALLEN C.

ROUDEBUSH, 1002 Mar. Bide. Main 1442. 1029-7t STORE Fine light and 121 Saillito place; cheap rent. no27-7t 1006 CENTRAL 910 Vine st.

and n. W. cor. Elm and Green sta. Inquire con.

Liberty and Plum. Phone West 3500. fe24-tt A 7th and SEVENTH AVENUE HOTEL, rates; Vine 76e and 51 per day: weal ly heart of city. J. P.

CODY, MEn n024-7t A. -WALNUT HILLS -Kemper lane, elegantly furnished, delightfully cheery front room. with hot and cold running water; electricity, shower bath near; strictly modern, private home; gentlemen; references. Woodburn 1730. no28-7t A.

-WALNUT 635 -Flat nicely fur nished twin large front room, suitable for 1 of 7 gents; beds; steam hout, phone; rent reasonable. no SEVENTH 8. -Furnished front 2 rooms for sleeping or housekeeping: or 3 connecting rooms, complete for housekeeping: bath, heat, phone. 530 Modern, light ties housekeeping with rooms; $3 per week, to parchildren preterred. FOURTH 422-Large turnished roome for running sleeping: water, steam heat, electric lights and or CLARK 2 gentlemen; 421-Flat 2.

furnished room for bath and steam heat. Flat CLIFTON 12. HEIGHTS- No. 39 W. McMillan furnished room; private home.

room COVINGTON for No. 108 W. Fifth furnished gents: private family, COVINGTON-No. Third furnished roome for or housekeeping: gAR and phone. bath, EIGHTH 419 Rooms housekeeping.

for light ELM heat, bath 909 -Furnished rooms for sleeping: and phone; $2 50. ELM 904-Furnished front room for housekeeping; heat and hath. ELM 021-Flat 1, furnished front room. FIFTH 414 Single: furnished room $1 and up per week, night 25c and up. FIFTH ing and single 110 W.

-Furnished housekeep. sleeping rooms; running water. for GARFIELD PLACE, 121-Furnished rooms sleeping. GARFIELD PLACE, 108 -Large furniahed front room; single room bath, GRANT 211-Furnished rooms for sleeping or light housekeeping. GRANT 222- Furnished rooms for housekeeping: gas and heat, HOPKINS 411-Furnished rooms for gentlemen; heat and bath.

JACKSON 1204-Furnished front and rear. LOMBARDY furnished BUILDING- Flat 2. elegant rooms; price, reasonable. MAIN housekeeping 625 -Furnished front room for light and sleeping; side entrance. MT.

AUBURN- NO. 2442. Highland turnished room; private family. MT. AUBURN--No.

218 furnished room. MT. AUBURN- 317 E. University fur. niahed room; separate bath and toilet.

NEWPORT-No. 921 York furnished parlor bedrooms: bath; private family, NEWPORT 402 Central 2 furnished rooms for light housekeeping gas and water. NEWPORT-No. 30 E. Fifth furnished room and bath.

NEWPORT-No. 924 York furnished parlor in private family, bath NINTH and phone. 225 sleeping room: NINTH 9 W. Two furnished rooms rear, to colored family. NINTH or front rooms: sleeping housekeeping.

NINTH 614 room for housekeeping or sleeping: 82 per week. NINTH 19 2, furnished sleeping NINTH 8T. 25 front rooms for light housekeeping: also, rooms for aleepine. NORFOLK BUILDING -Flat 8, furnished front room; steam beat and elevator. RACE 1128 -Furnished front room for 2 gents, RACE Flat 3.

furnished room for sleeping or housekeeping: bath and heat, RICHMOND 617-Furnished front room for housekeeping. RICHMOND ST. 518-Furnished rooms for sleeping or light housekeeping. RICH MOND ST. 632- -Flat furnished room: bath.

tollet. steam heat, electrie; $2 50. RICHMOND 621-- Furnished rooms, for light housekeeping; gas range, water, bath and laundry, SEVENTH 14 -Furnished. rooms for housekeeping or sleeping. SEVENTH ST.

420 W. -Furnished rooms for housekeeping and sleeping SEVENTH ST. 125 Flat 6, furniahed wingle front. room: steam heat. THIRTEENTH 21 -Flat furnished front room In private family; hot water, heat, electric light, phone, VINE Furnished rooms on third floor; side entrance.

VINE 616-Flat 9, furnished room; hot and cold bathe. WALNUT HILLS-No. 932 Morris furnished rooms. WALNUT HILLS--No. 2314 Gilbert furniched room, in small private family.

WALNUT HILLS -No. 3142 Harvard furnished roome for housekeeping. WALNUT HILLS- No. 1548 Blair 2 fur nished rooms for light housekeeping; bath. WALNUT HILLS- 2198 St.

James furnished rooms. WALNUT HILLS. 2114 St. James light sleeping rooms. $1.50 and also, room with two beds.

$2 75; hot and cold bath, phone. WALNUT HILLS 2112 Sinton 2 furnished front rooms and kitchenette; $28 a month. WALNUT HILLS-2924 Gilbert tut nished rooms for light housekeeping. WALNUT HILLS -No. 2116 St.

James 3 furnished rooms for housekeeping; laundry, phone: private family, WALNUT HILLS -No. 2110 Alphine place, furnished front room. ROOMS FOR RENT. -MAIN 1339--2, 3 and rooms, with water and gas, in stone-front building. Ape ply at office of GEO.

P. GROSS. second floor, 1337 Main at. no23-tr MOHAWK 274- -Three first-floor front rooms, $10; one big room, monthly: gas and water. ARMORY 936- Three roma on second floor for $10 a month.

BAYMILLER 2123- One small and large rooms, second floor; Inside tollet. BETTE 732. Two light rooms. COURT 36 One or 2 rooms. Inquire second floor.

EAST END-No. 3532 Handman rooms: gas, bath and tollet. EIGHTH 550 Two or 4 nice rooms to colored tenant. EIGHTH ST. 811 Three large rooms, FREEMAN AV.

1314- Two front rooms, second floor; hall entrance. HARRIET ST. 500-Two rooms, second gas and water: $4. HOPKINS 414-Unfurnished room on floor. JACKSON 1204 Two nice rooms.

JOHN AND CHESTNUT rooms for colored people, LIBERTY AND CENTRAL N. W. COR Two front rooms: newly papered; -87 50 per month. LIBERTY 1065- Three roma and yard. LINN 1810 -Two and 3 large, front rooms LINN 1900- Two MAIN 8T.

1736- Three rooms; gas and water: $9, MILTON ST. 328 -Four rooms on second floor; bath. NEWPORT-No. 211 W. Fourth 3 MT.

ADAM8 8t. Gregory bis rooms: gas, inside toilet: $10 monthly. MT. AUBURN -288 Helen home comforte for gentleman; in private family. OCHLER 1101-- Two rooms on second floor.

PRICE HILL- No. 1240 Lick Run, roomS. No. 1261 First av. PRICE HILL- -No.

1130 Seton rooma on first floor. RACE 1814- Two rooms: gas and water STORRE 2150- Four rooms, first foor. front; gas, electric and Inundry, THIRTEENTH 28 E. -Two rooms: and water. THIRD 408 F.

-Four rooms. frat. door. VINE 1318 Three rooms on second floor water, gas and toilet: $12 50. ROOMS WANTED.

Well-furnished room, by young man, In private family, with or without meals. 9T, Enquirer. INJECTION BROU The Logical Treatemt. Effective For the MOST OBSTINATE CASKS. Sold by Druggists..