The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • Page 27

SEAL ESTATE AND BUILDING COSnNTTED FROM PAGE I7I gtr or iv- Norwood, for JO. OOO. Ituth schwartx. architect. wOI Ipost I Tuesday for the remodeling- of the frty on North Crescent avenue.

rtixJal. bougnt ounng in past week ty Ttv. tailor. The dunCM will ook Jxiroitely $6,000. ppllcalfnn "as made yesterday to aiding Commissioner George -EX Ren- jp for a permit by the Cincinnati Real-1 OUR REGULAR LINE BSBaBUi Hotel Slnioo BuiWT TUOnS cant -Th approximate iterations fa IOOO00L oJJu2 amount tmiM euu.A.

Ot mu -lt riarrneyer to John SeeaaSSaSeeanBeBaea.eB,,,,, TT FOR THE CONVKXIENCE OF OIR CI STnrp CIR STEflLQUA (Sterling BI.Ar.DS OF EOOMUU Aiit They Include ASPHALT COMPOSITION ROOFING Asphalt-Slate-Surfaced Roofing, Red or Green Slate-Surfaced Shingles, Red or Green Instead of Lath and Plaster Use BESTIVALL See It in the Wall at Our Display Room LET US BE YOUR LUMBERMAN FREBDJEUVKBT AXTWHXSK XX TUX CITY IKE HYDE PARK LUMBER CO. BCBCH AV. AJfD N. W. B.

R. The Groesbeck, Diclison, KaEn Co. Real Estate Brokers Manufacturing and Crrimercial Properties Stores, Lofts, Warehouses, Residential Properties, Subdivisions Estate Management N.E. Cor. Fourth and Walnut i Main 393 x- ThAl Koch Real Estate Company ha.

Hill for iJ riht enue. oprioo PPertr tt E- HoofcT. and tho 3014 Wtfdwortb. 'avenue Bast William Shannon, fora SEAL ESTATE T2AKSFEBS the rate of It eenta ol at "on valuV of JLr or frac- (tax street, to Carthags; STREET Sixth street. iV.

on of et west of HAS ALWAYS CHEN PHOiXE EAST T87. the second day Pricary. Dsllot Priiaiiy Elettna, August 2, ISli REPUBLICAN TICKET Atteraey-Ceeieinlt GEORGE W. JOLLY. CHARLES I.

DAWSON. rr Rallrwasl rammleslener. Third uiatnett E. ASH. JOHN B.

EVERSOLE. CLAY CISCO. Far Coanty Clerk ROBERT E. KrHMIEIM. VVM.

MILIUS. Far State Senatart JACOB METZGER. Legislature. Slxty-aixth District O. W.

SCH WAGER. CHAS. BEX. TRUESDELL. Far Legislature.

J.xty-eveveata District M. CIARLO. JOHN EGAN. SAMUEL R. GASKINS.

Republican Cellevue for Caaacll. First Ward. (Two ta be electee.) DANIEL BROOKS. WM. M.

KELLY. GEORGE BOOKER. For CeaaelL Become" Ward i (Two to be eleated.) CHAS. DOLL GRAINGER. ROSCOE WELCH.

FerCaaBll. Tblra Wards Tvre ta te elected.) JOHN A. HAVERKAMP. GEORGE KEEPER. Far r'oaacll.

Fesrlk Ward I (Twe to be elected.) HUGH M. LA WTO X. WALTER M. MfCLl'RE. Republican Dayton Far Cawaell.

Ieees Ward. (Two ta be elect ea.) URBAN J. HOVEL. CARL TARVIX. Far CesirlL Third Wards (Tst ta he eleeed.

NELSOX GUY. FRANK DROSTE. Far CawaelL Fa art Wards (Tww ta be elected.) GEORGE FERRY. J. JO SMITH.

For Ceanrtl. Fifth Wards (Tvra ta be elrered.) BEX. L. MUCLICH. -L.

T. DtMOSK i I I to Milius. Cleric of the Campbell County Court, hereby certify tkat th are the names of persons nominated by notification and declariltio wi.dates for the various public offlces hereinafter indicated, whose notiflca Mind declarations are required by Jaw and such as Have hn i to Nineteen Hundred aid Nir7een ist of the candidates of the various parties and the order la which BjiniU appear on tho various party ballots is as follows: waica rty ballots is as follows: lificial Prinary fmi) Election, August 2, lilt DEMOCRATIC TICKET For Oaverwart P. J. NOEL.

JAMES D. BLACK, J0H.X D. CARROLL. Fer Lieutenant Oaveraerl W. 11.

SHAN H. R. C. OLDHAM. For Secretary ef States H.

E. McOCEART. ATT S. COM EX. FRAAK P.

HAGER. fr Auditor ef Pa bile Accwantst J. P. BROUSB. JOHX W.

RAWLIJfGS. ANDREW CLARK. VAJfCB, HEXRY M. BOS WORTH. For 4- FRAK E.

DACGHERTT. R. W. LI SAN BY. RYI.AXD C.

MCSICK. ALLAN WILSON BAKER, 'r Clerk of the Conrt of Appeals ALVIN 9TEGER. JOHN A. GOODMAJT. WILLIAM B.

O'CONSELL. SUte Soperlnteadent af Pahlle Instrvje-tlos. W. P. KING.

RICE S. EUBANK. I. E. FOSTER, 'w Cemmlsslener ef Asrriewltai-, Labor mi4 Statietieat JOH NEWMAN.

JAMES G. CECIL. For County Clerfct WILL f. MART N. Far State WEBSTER.

HELM. rr LegUintnre. Slfy-slvtli DIstrleti ISAAC F. HELTON. Legisletare.

Slxt r-aeve-ath DIstrleti PETER AMPLER. Fer Madlatrste. Tfclrw District I M. F. RUSSELL.

-emocratic Cellevue Fer Connrll. First Wards (Two to be electee.) LOUIS RAVER. H. B. DRUFFEL.

Fer Council, Seeaad Wards CTwa ta He ebw-ted.) DR- HKSTER WT DORSET. HENRY HISTER. fer Couarll. Third Wards ITna ta be elected.) CHARLES BULLETT. HARRY II KEMPER.

Fer Council, Fan it a Wards ITwfc ta be eleeted.) CLEMA. I ETH ORJf JOHN 8TAHL. Democratic Dayton First Wards to be elected.) WM. PRIOGE. HARRY MILLER, JOS.

THIEL. JR. L. GRAHAM. FRANK RHEIN.

JTassHI, Seeaad Wards eleeted.) JO- A. CENTNER. FRED. RU8CHB. MADER.

CHARf M. GUNNING, aell. Third Wards tT7" a be elected.) JEAN BOUCHY. ClS wB EDWARD. EO.

M. JOHNSON. JR. Ward i En; IjsjKINXEY. EDW.

WILLIAMS. (Twe to a elected.) AUG. DAY. WW. Wltae" whereof I hare hereunto set my hand this ffth 'gn9-'.

WM. JIUJUS. Clerk CiapbU County Court. end Maria T. Frees, by feet en south aids of Carry street, 41 feet wast wr octoto street; 11 (tax if).

Delhi John J. Shaarar to John R. lie CJoron, lVs acres oa Uaeola avanua, la BVANBTON Rosa ttaad ta Alshaaaa CI Hnslsmaaa, It by 13 fast aa west side aaata lolaon arsnaa. Ill raet souta oc tjrsek road; 11 (tax (1 iO). WTON Flora B.

Harbart ta Maria H. Daraor, 1 by II feat on east eld of Mouth Hudson avenue, 11 feet south of vthx roaa; il (tax it) FAIRMOUNT Lena W. Solar to Mary K. acnaax, I eat on north side of West' wooa arenne; 1.4it (tax II F-AIRVI IW HKXGHTS-WUllam Keuhaua ta Wtlllaa Raeoa. Is by 1 feat on west side of Ravine street.

3T feet aouui ox jiAstTiew avenue; II (tax II KAMILT TRANSFER Leonard D. Van- rosaan to came M. Vanfoasen. II by 150 Toei on cast side or Paction 1 GREEN TOWNSHIP Henry fllemers ta City of Cincinnati. JO acres of land in auction 4.

In Grean Townshlo: ISLSas I lax. i HARJUSON Clair O. Haddock to Pierce F. Ludlow at 41 by fast on Wash mtrton street. In Harrison 1 .11.10 II iO).

LI BOURD'8 SUBDIVISION -Clara K. Woodward to Ida E. and Mary K. Hera. ana rt in ans: Je ooura sucxu vision: i (tax II).

LOCKL1ND Marv A ma Patar V. Araa. 41 by It feet on north side of Wnmlnf I avenue, its xaet east or wayne avenue. I in uiua; i (tax oc). I LOCKLASD Laura I.ucv tn T.f,- Hnv I Lots II and II In Oxley'a subdivision In I tocKiaaa; i (tax ac) LOOK LAND Elisabeth Bryant to Albert Handler.

Lot 41 In Greenwood subdivision in Lockland; II (tax lc) NKWTWN Nettie Hichlaads to the Board of Afrteulture of Ohio. years' lease from March 21. lilt, of I4-10 of -an acre in Anderson Township; annual rent 2 aitn prlvllere of purchase at 1300, NORTH(IDE-i-yin Bruckman Brewins uompany to LAwrence Hlrach. I by 10 teat on west side or witter street In cum rolnsvllle; 11 (tax 12 10). vNORTH8IDB The Bruckman Brewins Company to Marie GasU.

II by 10 feet on east side oT Wltler street. 7 feet south or Hanfleld street. In Cumminsvllle; 1 (tax i NORWOOD Carl Naurs to Georre A. and '4f "r-ven'-oZrwUl; 7T ('tax SO) NORWOOD Rose B. Need to Christina orau.

by 111 feet an north side of Sheridan drive in Norwood: II (tax 10) NORWOOD Rose kB. Nead to Kathejins Laudt. I by 124 feet on north aide of Sheridan drive in Norwood; II (tax 11 10). PLEASANT RI DOE v-Bert Van Esten to nose a. Naad.

31 reet on east side of Rldsa avenue la' Pleasant Rldse; 1 (tax cents). PRICE HILL Joseph 3. Westerkamo to Rosa Herrmann. Lots (4. I and II In.

Peter Keif's subdivision: 11 (tax 11 10). PRICE HILL Hiram M. Rulison to Rose M. Bturwold. 31 by 137 feet on north side of wisti Ridge avenue on Price Hill; 11 (tax id.

R08SMOT-S-B Anna M. Egbera to Bruce and Carrie Harding. 2. acres In Section 14 in Sycamore Township: slap. Lot 14 in Spencer as Tenney's subdivision In Ross- moyne; (tax II).

WALmJT HII.I.S Alvin MeReylds to Reuben A. Holden. II ay 11 feet on northeast corner of Lincoln and Stanton avenuesf 11 (tax 10). WALNtTT HILLS Joseph Lowe to Henry myfr, it oy uz xeet on soutn Bias ox Chatham street; 1 (tax 10 cents) WEST END Lena Schafer to Ban Z. Doll.

10 by II feet on side of Oehler sireel; si (tax si). WEST END LI 1 ley A. Jenkins to Mar- guerite B. Jack. II feet on south side of Hopkins street.

111 feet west ef Central Ball 11 (taa liy WEST END Rhea Lefninger. per tfherlfr. to Esther Benin, li by 71 feet oa south- WMt coPner or Jolin and Clinton streets; I WEST END Charles T. Oodden to Louis Rablnowits and Leon Aaron. 11 by 111 I I Jet ot Una the Board of Education is solvent is cents).

I ICortgtges Filed. Rose Herrmann to Southern Savings Bank Esther Benin to C. Ocho Ohio Same ta Mabel Stone Louis Rablnowits to Charles T. God-den Jennie Boston to Jennie QRner. William L.

Raece to CUftoa Heights No. 1 L. and B. Co Lawrence Hlrach to Sldnsy Avenue B. and 8.

S.llt i.ioil Marie Uastl to same Anna Haney to Elamere and L. Company Carrie Xekea to John Hauck Brewing Company Ben Z. Doll to Garden B. and L. Co.

Jacob Scharfenberger to Wm. Wleba. Marguerite B. Jack to Lliley A. Jen- Louisa Elsaaesar to Theresa Wynne.

John D. Frees to Fred W. Harmeyar. Oustave Groeschke to Eagle S. and L.

A George T. Poor to Oakley Oaorge D. Halaay to same Ben Globeeon to Benjamin Abrams. Marie H. Dorger to Oast Street B.

A. No. 1 Mary E. Casey to Louela Tucker et al. George H.

Hoffmann to Worklng- me-n's B. and S. Co Alphonse G. Huelsmann to Rosa B. Nead Albert Roth to Ross B.

Nead J10 1 l.ioi I soo i 1'IM I 3. lot 4.100 1.S4S 11 4.00 I 0O 1,101 1 161 111 I Xfortgages Canceled. Joseph Haeckl to Clifton Mutual 8. and B. Co I J.lOO Gordon L.

Heck to Henrietta A. Van Meter Rhea Lelnlnger to Samuel D. Cooper. 1.000 Same to Ochs 4.100 Moses H. Marks to Business Men's 1 B.

A. and L. Co ll.tOt J. J. Downey to Madison Road 8.

and L. Co Clara Toepfer to Mohawk German Bank 1.710 i.ioo John Hauts ego Twenty-fifth 'Ward German B. ana B. uo lot 21 Same to Wm. M.

Bruckman Wm. Neuhaus to Clifton Heights No. L. and B. Co 1.000 1 4.ato I Mathilda Daucn.

to Burnet Woods B. 8- OO a a a ay a a a eeseeeeea a Wesley Hetxler to Madison B. A. NO. 750 1.500 Anna Harney to Fundamental L.

and Co amuel H. Freeman to Spring Grove Avenue L. ana u. io STATE Lacking in Jurisdiction Over Piblic Utilities Rate Governed By Municipal Hsme Rale, Says Ohit Jidg. Columbus.

Ohio. July li Jud-e R. M. Wanamaker has written a dissenting opinion in the decision of the Cleveland Electrio Illuminating Company. It Is predicated upon tho claim thai tne Ramreme Court snouid noia tnat tne Public Utilities Commission has no right exercise Jurisdiction over the public utility rates In a home rule cltyi governed under the municipal home rule amendment.

Any other construction would make a moceiery oi tne ruie amendment, ha says. "Municipal democracy was believed to constitutionally born In Ohio in 1912." TnHra Wanamaker said. "It has met InTarlv death at the hands of this Courti xmaar uw which has proved the equivalent of Judi-d destruction. The people of Ohio battle'd unsuc cessfully with the General Assembly under the old order ror narr a century cr more for some semblance or the powers of home rule for cities and villages. The query now la, how long will them) have to battle agrainst the Supreme Court of Ohio before they ret What they overwhelmingly voted for in 1127" "In the Electric illuminating- ease the Court remanded, the.

case to the Public Utilities Commission on the ground that the commission had failed to fix a schedule of rates under the maximum is cent ra.i waicn aaa es tablished. "In the Cleveland telephone case, the Coult held that the city was without auohtiity to fix. telephone rates. "In his dissenting; opinion. Judge Wanamaker does not consider the rea sonableness of the rates.

After the rates have been axed the city he ays It then is up to the "Court to de cide whether the rates are Just." I 1.440 504 liioo 1.10S I I C. DAYTOlil Gome Visits Gem.City. Airplane Plant Inspected By Colombian War Leader. Latin American Republic Punishes Man Who, Throws Paper Bag in Street, General Rcu. Dura-rca- to tu xsocibu.

Dayton. Ohio. July Oeneral Elleeer Gomes. Secretary of War of the republic of Colombia. Bouth America, ana captain E.

Padllle. AdJaUnt to tho General etas. to-day Inspected the plant of the ayton. Wrlsht Airplane Company at Mordlne City. They were met by President a.

s. Talbott. G. M. WUlUaua General Super intendent of tho airplane works, ana Abraham Hilton.

General Superintendent of the Dayton Metal Products Company. General Gomes was pleased with, his trip to Dayton. "Wo are- endeavoring- to develop the aircraft branch of our Oor ernment." bo said, "and are making- a of Inspection among- tho American, factories. 'Our Government- Is no far different from that In this country. We lay treat stress upon sanitation and wo oeiieva health is dependent largely upon clean' lines.

We are so strict that we make It a nenal aftensa ta throw a rtaoer baa: the street. Through -tangent health regulations we are enabled to show a death rate much lower than almost any other nation. There has been no revolution In Co lombia for 22 years, but a preparedness policy is being; pursued." General Gomes said. "Wo are Installing; -a system of universal training, the regulations requir ing that all male dtlsens to enter -tne course. What Is declared to have been tho' larg est tool contract ever placed in this section of tho country was closed to-day by the Carroll Engineering Company, of this city, with the Defiance (Ohjo) Machine Works.

The contract approximates In value 91.00,000. Work on the contract begins Monday and the Carroll Engineer ing Company new factory will be pushed to the limit as a result. It is. said that the. filling of the order will require the assistance of every tool manufacturer la Dayton.

An investigation of tho acclden which resulted In the death of Lieu tenant Robert A. Caldwell. British flyer, when he attempted a parachute drop at McCook Ileld. is in progress tu-uav. uuitcri at liio ucm jih vau tioned him against the use of the set it la ia- Major Orde Lees has remained on "count of tne lataiiiy.

aitnougn us jtad planned to leave for- Hampton rfamnn.tratlana. Announcement was made to-day iiu utfc w.i avt. do nwcofltvt take advantage of tho emergency re lief measures provided by the Legisla- toilture. At the last election the board m.tul law tentns or a mm ror two year. Secretary John T.

Nellson. of the Chars- br of Commerce left to-day for Eagles-1 mre near Williams port. to attend the "summer school" conducted' by the American Olt Burau for Chamber of Commerce Directors adn Secretaries. More than aw eeeretanea nave enrolled. it Is announced.

A measage received to-day from Co-lot lumbua stated that William Rosrera who tarm fnv laeoanv at tha Ohln Penitentiary, had escaped from tho pris on farm near Tho police bare been requested to watch for him. Tho police were requested to-day to search for Albert Klefaberv 61 years olrt. arno disappeared irom sua noma on xiaw- trtorne street June since when no trace ot, him been found. William Kstea, 43 years old. fell from scaffold at tho Peter Kunts luumber yards, on Mound street to-day and wss removed to the St- Elizabeth Hospital suffering- with a broken hip.

John Kails, 87 years old. blind since Infancy, died to-day at the home of hlac 'niece, Mrs. MoNary. 100 South Summit street. He was born in Missis sippi and removed to Dayton In 1878.

Alleg-lng- that he was Injured per manently as the result of a collision of railway motor ears on the Big; Four Railroad Gordon McCown, formerly talecrraph Installer and inspector In the employ of the Western Union Company, to-day brought suit against the Big; Four Railroad Company for $1,500 dam ages for personal injuries. The petition avers that he was provided with a motor car. and that it was struck Jy a similar car driven by agents of the) railway company July 21, 1)17. A charge of fraud was made to-day In a petition filed by Cornelius B. Mum-ma agrainst Mary M.

Mutnma on the grounds 'that he has been Allowed only tho Interest on his 125.000 holdings in the Muinma estate Instead of legal estate. It Is stated that the petitioner ts III. and that he did net understand he arrangement In a previous case tn which he consented to disposition of his, i OHIO CHAHTEE3. racial. oisrATca to tbb sjigrtasa.

Columbus. Ohio, July It. Charters were Issued to-day as follows: Lion Optical Company, Cincinnati: capital. llt.Ott. Incorporators.

Arthur Ehrmaa-traut. Frank A. Woll. Ok B. Judgsasoa.

Oaa. M. Lelmann and K. Eversman. Horns Telephone Company.

Clyde; capital. 140.000. Incorporators. Taylor Fuller, E. D.

Harknsss. M. J. Slsssman. Tboa P.

Dewey and B. H. Dewey. Oalvta Newspaper Company. Jamestowa; capital.

Ilt.ttt. Incorporators. Huldah Oalvla. W. S.

Oalvln. wT J. Ualviav Floyd W. Jamas and L. S.

Galvm. Fred F. Field Servica Comnanv. Cleve land: capital. 11 0.009.

Incorporators. Gardner Abbott. T. H. Jonas.

rover Hlsgins. W. T. Kinder and King Tolles. Ehret eV Blnclalr Amusement Company.

Buckeye Lake; capital. Ilt.ttt. Inoorpor- p'h'H- i Ehxkt. Dayeon Handle and Golf Company, Dayton: capital. I Ilt.ttt.

Incorporators. 1 w. Crandall, Harry C. Bratt, H. H.

Stuart, Robert H. crandall and J. F. Callln. A.

Blrrell Company, Kinsman Township. Trumbull County; capital. 40.ttt; automobtlea and farm Implements. Incor-poiatofa, A. G.

Blrrell. A. Hobart. O. H.

Cadlilae Of! Company. Cleveland: canl- tmV at tee sea rv.ie e1j nohL Tho. s. Husk. Qurn r.

Rnnra James E. Gatligan and Chaa. Ammerman. Ohio Credit Company. Lima; capital, tll.ttt.

Incorporators. O. arret t. R. E.

W. Fridley. H. P. Mass and B.

A. Shearer. Brennemaa Tractor Company, Dsytoa; capital. Ilt.ttt. Incorporators.

K. A. Bren nemaa. i. i.

usuerr- Isaac Earner. H. O. Iweroper and F. H.

Stachier. Rutternut Ridge Compsajy, 'Cleveland capital. Ilt.ttt. Incorporators. G.

R. Cross. A. Alexander, P. H.

Hut, John H. wnviie an womv rt. 1 no ley. aaemoers oarage Comnanv- nMr.UMf capital. Jlll.ttt.

InCOl UMatlH a (i.m wl hu Abbott. T. H. Jones. K.

Hyatt, Graver aaw ra xv. utaa. Increases: Matthew Smith Tee, Coffee and Grocery Company. Cleveland; tllt.ttt to lilt ttt toMllOottPiUm- Cojnpaay. Cleveland: li.ttt -H- a.

Klv-iri Realty Oompaay, Cleveland: tlO.ttt to I17l.tet. wrreiaim. Raejill Grocery and Provision Company. Daytoa; 10.000 to lltt.ttt. "fr.

Gibson Realty Contpaay, Cincinnati: tllt.ttt ta I2.let.tt. a FACTORIES AND BUILDINGS. -Tor Bone For Bont. EAST AND 1MAIN FOURTH.taRaeb We have a fine lot of factories, buildings and Industrial space for rent or lease. We specialise in this sort of property and can furnish you with first-class locations and facilities of every variety in town and out.

List your wants with us. Ill K. CANAL Four-story brick warehouse: cnoap. 411 SJLM ST. I -story brick; will rent lofts separately one of the best and chespest aiosa.

in tne way ot rental la Cincinnati. 421 ILK ST. I lefts. 10x101 fast each. NINTH Near 8TCAMORB ST.

We have a nne building with 21.490 sq. elesaat location. 11T WALNUT ST. 1-story brick, about 1S.MI sq. corner of allay; elevator, etc.

412-411 ELM ST. Stare. '41x10 ru with Una cellar: also. 4 floors above: will rent store and upper floors separately or aa whole. 12 EAST COURT STREET.

Fourth floor. 10x10; fine light; electric elevator. Ill BROADWAY Three-story brick build. tag. 11x171 152 awLCNEAyPMONCS EAST AND "MAIN FOURTH OUWSqQ.

FOR RENT LLfflLPg FciDnaiPagllciDcpjy BGDuDaDBDog In whole or in part. About 9,000 square feet on each floor. Liaht on three sides. Shipping front or rear. Large ele vator.

Apply on premises, MORE, or phone Canal 3160. houses wanted. A TO lf room residence; Corryvllle. Oakley. Hyde Park, Fsirvlew Heights; answer quick.

Avon 5T4S L. AVONPALE To buy house, 7 or I rooms; must be central. Ridge lf X. BUT strictly modern residence nice lot in CTIftenT Phone Wobn. 4711 evening after Monday.

CLIFTON To buy 7 or I room brick; about ll'oOO. MARSHALL MORETON. II Atlas Bank Building. CASH for a 4. 5 or rated: give descilptloa and bast price.

Ki. Enquirer. FIVE-ROOM brick house tn Wslnut Hills: will pay cash; owners only snswer. "w- FIVE-ROOM Quean Ajme or bungalow. In good neighborhood; must havs room for garage.

Wdb. 3750 R. FIVE or six room residence in Hyde Park. Walnut Hills or Norwood: state price snd full particulara ROBERT A. CASEY.

Plekering Main 30S. FOUR-ROOM house wanted to rent for about 17, Enquirer. HOUSES wanted In Afondale. Walnut Hills and suburbs. S30 E.

Fourta St. city. H. B. BOGIE.

HOUSE Arranged for 1 or 1 families, tn city or suburbs, for cash. Address P. O. Box, 1 1, Station 8. city.

Jyll-Sutf I WANT to buy a or 7 room house, with ait OWWn gunww in tne viciniiy or imuwf v. Terrace Park; stale price. Ac. 100. ears Tha Enquirer.

Address A IS LET US SELL TOUR HOME We have ap-pltcationa for suburban I to It room modern houses. WM. B. POLAND A II B. Fourth st.

NORWOOD and room cottages or bungalows. Addsess CPUS SCHMIDT. 2120 E. Sherman Norwood. Ohjp.

SMALL two-fsmily or bungalow; Walnut Hills or Bvanston; give particulara 3n Knaulrtr. '11 ST. LOUIS APT. 4 or 6 rwm. In good neigh borhood; aboit wop, jiixj n.

TO BUT modern 1 or 4 apartment bldg. or double house In suburbs. Park 141 R. to ncwr h.uM or flat- within Jha city, not lass than 11 rooms, for room IngMso use. Write for particulars.

sc. enquirer. ly-3tW8aSu TO RENT Small cottage an Miami; state price aadfull particulara. Phone Rldse 101 X. iurrn v.r eaah.

tenement Drooertr ejeo. or family houses In the city acd all suburbs: particularly the following: Camp Washington. Hyde Park. Clifton Tleighta Msdlsouville. College HllL Nortbside.

Corryvllle. Norwood. Kvanston. Price Hill. w.

i Weetwood. VICTOR WM. HERTWIO. Attorney-at-Law, 1141 Linn st. Phone West 1124.

sel-Sutf WANTED TO BUY. xi. email, attractive home. rooms. Jarre living room, sun room, with aarsgs inderneain.

in anrci villi or Avondale preferred will take lease with privilege to purchase. 14, Enquirer. II WANTED-1 To rent 1 or room bungalow or downstairs part or z-iamny venlent to car una ana tuckv: will lease If necessary. a. qulrer.

IT WILL give my brand-new S-paasengar automobile and pay cash differenoa 'or alor 1-famlly house in vicinity of Norwood. rorrvvllla. Addres A 13. Enquirer. WANTED.

AT ONCE. WORKINGMEN-S VICTOR WM. HERTWIO. Attorney-at-Hw, 1141 Linn St. Phone West 1614.

ocl4-Sutf as an CUT BkAIVS Rev.n-riomhouae" or Bt. Louis spartment building. Phone Avon lltl X. wint to buv I or 7 room modern house. preferably Hyde Park; moderate price.

01. Enquirer. WAVTED To rant house. 4. 7 or I rooms, district.

It. Enquirer, WANTED South Norwood preferred, resioauce with 8 bedrooms. Wdbro. 1 a.mom modem houea or apartment within half hour Fountain square beslMcere guaranteed; excellent references. 90.

Enquirer. WANTED By and wlfa. 4 or 6 worn rround. near city. cars or train! reliable Mrtr: rant must be reesonaoia.

Call War- 14TS T. WASTBD-Tn leas or buy houee of 0 or 7 JT lorajlon. within 15 minutes IT'Sri V.V line preferred. En- qoiror ornce. ANTED or room noaae or ment lnCllftoa or A Youdale; mu.t have nera conveniences aiidtn good neighbor- hood: will rent now or omca SOi Y.

M. C. A Canal and Elm. ir'i mtRT A 6-room bouse or bunsalow; to? Ttarfromrtty; about 14.000 or 1 not Wood. 8133 K- WILL pay 1 for Information sbout bp" or to 12 rooms In Hvde Park If Irent itme.

DR. WARRET MARTIN CLAWSON. 00-61 rot on Bldg. Canal T33. BIVEB STXAMBOATS.

trm omo. MBEKTY TRANSIT CO. STEADIER OKXERAIi WOOD Leavee the foot of Main street Julv IS at I p. for Parkersburg. Marietta.

Wheeling. Plttsbusa; and all fway points. Telephone Main 1117. LOWER OHIO. THE ltTSTTXt-B AND TTNUlXXATI rAtasr Mtaamara 'leave the wharf boat, root or Main straet, for Louisville every week day, except Satarday.

at I p. and Sundays at a. Passenser fare with meala and berth. Il.lt each way. Freight received at all hours.

Phone Maln 1S7. naZETTEtl COFFEE LBH. OR MORS 8KMT BT PARCKL POT1 GEO. W. HILL A Cwviagtaa.

Ky. pasis. expenses que sn Sited. Washing-ton. July 12.

Chairman Elliott, of the House Committee 'on Btate: Tepartsnent Expenditures, introduced a resolution to-day eaUlnc for a report on Ihe expenses of the American Peace -Commission at Paris. Among other things the resolution asked for a list of commission employees and commissioners servants and thtir salaries. FACTORIES AND BUILDINGS. 3 B. COTTRT ST.

Fine store and "3 fi aoove; rent 1100. No. 11 w. SECOND ST. Fivf-story brick warehouse building.

12.000 sq. rent tl per mo. Vacant August 1. CENTRAL ABOVE COURT ST. First floor factory, space ,7 sq.

heat furnished; best space In town. NINTH ST. Seven-story Building, about 11.400 sq. feet: vary central; light oa 2 sides. Page 100.

THE DUL WEBER LUMBER TARDl PROPERTY. McLEAN AND. UN LI-LA Laraa frontaae alnna McLean ari, with railroad switches, odloa buildings, stable, Ac: Vill lease fori term of 3 years, or will sell. PHONES I MAIN CO-aOl S. E.

COR. CANAL. AND SYCA 'jyll-tf realtors 30,000 SQUARE FEET. NEW CONCRETE FIREPROOF BLDG. On railroad, above high water, at corner of 2 wide streets; (pod advertising location; 2 floors, each having 15,000 sq, ft.

WILL BUILD. 10.000 SQ. FT. OF LAND 2 downtown locations; will build thereon and lease for a term of years. SQUARE FEET.

CENTRALLY LOCATED Substantial building, fronting oa streets and 2 alleys. 50,000 SQUARE FEET. WEST END Above high water: sub stantial ortca equipped with ele vators, system. steam-beating anl sprinkler 60,000 SQUARE FEET. FROVTINO ON THREE STREETS Factory havltur sprinkler, steam heat, boilers and engines.

40,000 SQUARE FEET. WEST END Brick building that will be put in condition to suit tenant. BRIGHTON 8.500 SQ. FT. 3-story brick: light on 3 sldss; electric eievstor; 1100 per mo.

8.EOO SQUARE FEET. CENTRAL A V. 2-story brick factory: good light: 1100 per annum. 25,000 SQUARE FEET. IN SUBURBS On ra I road." 1-story brick snd frame building; boiler and engine; 11.600 per annum.

OPERA PLACE. THREE FLOORS Electric elevator, electric lights; 4.500 sq. 135 per mo. SO.OOO SQUARE FEET. PEARL ST.

Oout of high' water. 1-story brick; elevator; alley In rear; will put in Al condition for good tenant; 13,500 per annum. GARAGE, WEST END. 1O.000 8Q. FT.

Fully equipped: H.O0O per annum; additional space can be obtained. 30,000 SQUARE FEET. In Automobile Shoo District Substantial building, with light on 3 sides; a. 400 per annum. I GARAGE IN NORWOOD.

10.000 SQ. FT. On- lot having 2- front- centrauy located; will build and GROUND FLOOR SPACE. lO.ono SQ. FT.

Conerete floor; sprinkler system. 15,000 SQUARE FEET. PEARL ST. 2-story brick and basement; steam heat furnished; above high water. VIWE.

NEAR SECOND. STONE-FRONT BLDO. Having about 12.000 sq. will install electric elevator. TELEPHONE.

ONE floor. 8.000 sq. feetr one floor. 18.000 so. I sprtnaung aj-atem: low Insurance: light 1 all around: near four car lines: 20 minutes I to Fountain square; heat and elevator service gumt 5'ht T1 11:11 fihi; possession au- HABERER Boston st.

and H. and D. Ry. CITY Two floors and basement. 10.000 teet: a lao, s-story ouiiuing.

x. S3. En- quirea C1TT Two floors and basement. It.ttt sq. feat.

SI, Enquirer. FOR light manufacturing, two floors, 23x80 tees: elevator semes, lias Main st. 'hop I QDAPT ftnu10K I m-Jl I -Ul AWL UWA I yU. I Heat, Sprinkler, Elevator, THE GROESBECK, DICKSON, AIN uurvirAiNY, REAL ESTATE BROKERS. Fourth and Walnut.

MAIN 80S. NEW CANAL LOFT BUILDING The most modern of fireproof buildings. Floor ii.ww iaani iwi Men. witn perpetual light on four sides, ideal for manufacturers ana wnoiesaiers. For space reservations apoiy THE GROESBECK, DICKSON, KAHN COMPANY, Real Estate Brokers, Cor.

Fourth and' Walnut. MAIN S03. SPACE suitable for garage or anto repair wtwK locBina; onca nulldlna: concrete floor. L. J.

CAMPBELL, a w. ear. Main and Canal. Jyltlt-ThSu THIRD Ill E. House, store.

I tixrni' clean; elecator; lit. Avon till. lyt-7tsu THIRD Ill B. Houee. store, noera: eleaa: 150.

Avon 1311. tl MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT. AMUSEMENT GAMES and wheels for picnlca. BROADWAY. S14 Floor SChrBO; Ugfat aides; elevator; nniaa to suit.

FOR STORAGE OR BLACKSMITH FRIENDSHIP ALLEY, near Butler sU one-story bulldinr. 14x70 feet; lit. WM. B. POLAND tt 11 E.

Fourth et. PEARL 3 EL Two Poors; gig. S. X. COR.

TWELFTH AND MAIN ST. I Fine tight floor about 40x10 feat, wail I adantsd for tailor shop, milliner work room or similar line; light oa ttiree aides; rat reasonable. LEWIS R. SMITH. ttt Umon Trust Mala lttS.

THDEZ floors. SOxsO for lirht taring; tn a new. up-ie-aais Bias. ii. es iaa- jUManii 152 fSJ AND FOURTH iyUK I i FACTORIES AND BUILDINGS.

main 'tvlAlN dOANDCI. 'SALE I TorSala. xiavo lur tsaip many aome to employees. 120,000 Square Feet. B3QOLB8TON AY.

Factory, with two "emr CSLrm- easy terms, (ooou. Wast End, Near McLean At. Big build. 11X000 Uhu Water St. Two big lota 142xn and 12 cheap.

ig4-tory on 127x62. to aUey; very ivorydale One-story factory.S4xlu3 1 s. r. switches, loading rlntfoim. W.

Eighth, 7.500 sq. 4,000. (529.) mm BOND HILL 23 ACRES. On B. A O.

and w. Railways. best factory sue in Cincinnati; street cars to plant. N. A W.

R. Hyde Park Several line tracts, one or more acree. 4723.) A O. SO Oakley. 4778.) H.

A O. SO Oakley. (14U1.) Benn. R. R.

Norwood. 40 a. (5201.) C. A R. R.

R. Readlntr. 21 a. (47tfi.) H. A D.

Wlnton Place, ft a. (Suae.) B. A O. Ivorydale. 2 a.

30I. H. A D. Locklan4. So a.

(4S28.) L. A N. great piece of manufacturing property, about acree price 126.000. (6001.) EAST- FOURTH FWiSESfcFW' I 152 rTfiiirT! PHONES I I 152 a.ja i k. mun I I AND een1 realtors Dyer CINCINNATI IS AN ECONOMICAL MANUFACTURING CENTER.

90,000 SQUARE FEET. LOCATED FACTORY PLANT Lxcellent light: fully Ju.P.pd: sround for additional buildings. 50,000 SQUARE FEET. WELL LIGHTED, stesm heated, sprinkler system, elevator; some yard room. SO.OOO SQUARE FEET CENTRALLY LOCATED Three-alory 100x100, with slley In rear; xouU make a good bide, for a garage.

25,000 SQUARE FEET. ON RAILROAD Several' one-story with about acres. 20,000 SQUARE FEET. GILBERT AV. Iot, with railroad in rear; only 113,000.

24 ACRES. ON RAILROAD Convenient to atreet cars and labor; 11.000 per acre. ONE ACRE. BVANSTON Level, on pood street with switch for four cars. 25 ACRES.

ST. BERNARD Level land, with railroad; 12.000 per acre. OUR ABILITY TO DO SHOULD ALWAYS APPEAL TO YOU. 311-312 nei3Sffiubrar 2 For Sale or Rent, All or Part of a Large, Modern iiiwffli mm Entire frontage on Canal boulevard and Rapfd Transit with private switches from best of other facilities. Also, adjoining manufacturing ot iracKs ana in Duuaings unuer traveling cranes.

H. M. Tennessee Av. and Paddack LOANS ON REAL ESTATE. FARM LOANS AT I PER CENT J.

A HARTMAN. rir. IF1BST MTOME. MONEY TO LOAN. tt-i.

Tutr-t rrriP on Real wit i Tntez. lsvaue n. 3ring your papers witri you if you waui a (JPQCSQS L(S)IM JAMES G. COOPER 711 Traction Building. KAIN 111 AND 154.

OPP. ISuWtf Tn Loan at trie Leaal Rate on Furniture and Pianos. 111 tt for montns A month. mm mm L0 month. wue eyat-wsi SSST Cincinnati Collateral Loan Co.

200-212 Greenwood Bldg. Talanhone Canal 1341. Entrance 7 W. BlxtB. dea-Bntf MONET LOANED ON REAL ESTATE.

Mf TEEM H- Wia JBU MONEY. TO LOAN On. Hamilton Cmintj real estate. Apply Monday evening at 104 THE ATLAS LOAN AND BUILDING OeO. J.

tton maun, on; y. urtutrr to loan on property. POSIT 3000 Coleraln or H. CM. FREEMAN.

Secretary. Park 17 X. apll-sutt MONET TO LOAN on real estate, 4 to par aent: oan arrange partial payments. CLE-NEAT A NOURSE. Ill B.

Fourth J- myl4-SaTuThtf TO loan 11.101 or more, by private party 1st mortgage, Enquirer WANTED To borrow 110.000 or any part of same. i am 1 bv mr father, my portion present value rtoo.Ott. which I wi rill Inherit in a vested estate ana one vi xne eat trust companies tn Cincinnati is trua-M. the estate la making big money, whick res ts augment tha principal; I will pay ner eent interest, give you a first morV the trustee of the estate: also my note signed by my wife and myself; ell my statements tu be veriftad by the Probate Court af tiamuioB t. cjuui.

or tne irm company, rostonioe swa i.i, vyiuciin. Ohio. REAL EAST WALNUT rTTLLS AND KVANSTON PROPERTY OWNERS. List your property with us for a square deal. reliable service im a quica sw.

WM. CALLAHAN A SON. 8340 Gilbert av. Phone Wuodbuin 819. INVESTMENT PROPERTY City or sub urbs, or or 7 room snvaava anon Walnet Bins.

Mqmrer. PROPERTY OWNERS List your property ilk mm asrvica and results: loans nes-o- tlated. B. J. 8TAUTBERO.

424 TweUtfe street. WILL exchange machinery and tools suit- able fey machine repair shop for light maawacTuring -tor automoDue or real es-tata Phone MadlsonvlUs 111 471 PlaiavUie read. factories and 7or Eala wnoie buildings or lofts suitable in central downtown locations, Some on switches. Call us up. SO.OOO Square Feet.

BARTWELL FACTORT BUXLDINOS. 413.000. (90ZT.) 180,000 Square Feet. 2 TWO' railroads: will be sold cbaapr- several detached buildings. (3263.) J' 45,000 Square Feet.

Q. AND C. SWITCH Oood light; want4 anolter. (3080.) Rf With Railroad Facilitlea. DOWNTOWN FACTORY SITE.

Bis lot. rq, feet, on Pennsylvania R. K. switch; this lot can be leased. with privilege of purcliase; only tZ minutes from stivet tar lines.

Spring Orove A v. We have a da tat 1 Int. lou. with railroad faellltlas. Winton Place Some one fsciory sites.

Evanstoo Fine plot, 400x400. on rail -7. sood. Norwood Several elegant plots of. ground.

THESE AND MANY OTHERS. AILSO FACTORY LOTS. ALL PARTS OF CITY. PHONES eo-stf( OIL REFINERVSITE. 31 ACRES OF LEVEL LAND; of water; ample track fa- cillties; only 1300 per acre.

4. ACRES. I BEEEMAN ST. Above high water. with switch, from H.

and D. R. It, the cheapest and best site near ceuter of the city. 9 150x200. READING ROAD Near Eislnore av.

lino location for automobile aalearoom and service station; aee- ond floor of building could be easily reached without elevator. 20,000 SQUARE FEET. McLEAN AND DAYTON Fronting on three streets, within one sq. of car line, on steam K. R.

14 ACRES. ON B. A O. R. R.

LEVEL LAND. underlaid with eravel and sand; good, labor neighborhood. CENTRALLY LOT OF 6,000 6Q. with R. R.

switch, above high water; streets on three aides. WILL BUILD." 1 ON RAILROAD About hlsh water. on lot 110x140. fronting on paved street and street car line. two railroads, electric cranes and site.

Ground storage alongside LANE, Road, Phone Avon 694 R. FOR SALE Splendid opportunity for manufacturing plsnt: the buildings of the Vaught furniture factory. Parker, consisting of 6 brick buildings, twe and three floors each, more than It.ttt feet space; located on tbe Big Four K. R. and Indiana Traction Lines, miles eaat of Muncie: price about 11 per cent of COBt of construction, SATERS ILL1AM8.

Parker. Ind. 11 FOR LEASE OR RENT. I floors. 21x40, for light manufacturing or storage.

No. I W. LjAiIBI let. FlOR i SPACE 11.000 feet, for Bear al railroads. II lisle st.

Phone Main 113. COUNTRY HOMES. Por Bala, ATTRACTIVE PLACES. WOOSTER PIKE, near Terrace Park. IS acres, fine woods: commanding view; traction stop; 12-room brick.

NEW RICHMOND. OHIO to acree: fruit, alfalfa. Ac; wonderful view ef Ohio Rlvr; up-to-date j-eslrleoee. 4 bedmonu; electrio light, watett nrice I1.1.00O. NEW state auto road to New Richmond.

CLOUOH ROAD 1-room dwelling; bath, furnace: 7 acres. Miami Valley view; 11.009. WM. B. POLAND A II E.

Fourwi" St. Phone Main 1131. JffUNTRY PLACES. In and Near Milford In and Near College Hill. Out Pleasant- Ridge Way.

Out MUlcreek Valley Way. SEE WHAT WE HAVE. wumki home and farm. 13.100; en pike neap Cincinnati. O.

R. WATERS. Newtown. Ohio. COUNTRY HOME 1H acres, I rma; close' e'ty: I1.4t0.

ABKLE A HEITZ. Ill Fifth et. FINE country home, 6 rooms, screened porch; Una shade, water. Ac: must sell: ii ar Addreee R. N.

FANCHER. California. Ohio? KENTUCKY Ft. Thomas, S-r. cottage.

I1.3O0; 6-room house, gas. water, chicken aouse. nice lot, garden: 11,690. mod. bungalow, garage; o.SOO.

Prettiest 7 -room mod. wire-cut brick, hot-water heat, garage, river view; 7.3no. 7 -room mod. brick, 1 or 2 I4.300. S-room mod.

brick, lot IBOxSoA. aos- seaslon In SO da fa. price IS.OOO: 10,000 cash, balance easy. A -room mod. brick, 4 vetmm.

fruit: $12,000. See J. B. HUNTER, eO ISth Newport; rate ear. MY summer bams at Ryiand.

aieep-ing rooms. 3 living rooms, garage and pavilion and beats, furniture. Ac East 417 L. PRESSED brick 7 rooms; 1 acrea; barn and gal walk from Wsstwood Warsaw 1191 Y. modern II mlnutW II.

000. Phone 10 A. 11-r. mod. bouse, oak floors; barn, fruit; st.

momu; jw acres, ID-room bouse. cottages, barn; 112. 000. 17 S-room, houee. barn, fruit: near car Iwi; 500.

M. H. WARE. 410 York sc. Newport.

Ky. INVESTMENT Tor Bale. -rKET XNVEBTmTSrrea factory srt- prasent. sanant pay wis tares, tasuraaeej repairs: tax valuatioe propartr, I leased, with purchase prtrU-jge a. consider eater.

vr.m. DAVIE A 11-11 Floksring Pidg. Main 14. Fifth ar aaaia ets. I Se -STORY fraasa; modsrn 4-room 152 CAST AND MAIM FOURTHjOOWSSeQase 43 1 rant tor sae apieeei lot i.rra tn." build eemgaiaw; 14.100.

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