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REAL ESiYii ii I iAND DUILDHIG One of the intereatina; phrase of real estate market is th fact that many people who seek to sell their homes actually regret to move, the moment the, con-tiact Is sigffed. innumerable instances are being: cited in realty circles of owners caught by the glumour of the high prices being realised toy neighbors, who belie they wish to sell. "As a rule, the buyers are paying figures in the 'new sections of thq believed -to be based on the of reproducing some of the hofdings. 'J A purchaser Hyda district several days ago could "have realised profit of $1,000 on his transaction, this being the amount the seller was willing to pay to be released from contract The owner realised she to enter the market and take- her, chances. There are many cases where the sellers find themselves In homes too.

large for their needs and arc eager (to obtain smaller holding. Brokers believe many sales, of the past months are based on condition. The purchasers. are. persons who have accumulated some' money and desire to live in a better Brokers believe that-one of the results of the war, the demand for better living quarters is one of the main causes for the shortage in modern apartments and houses.

Renters who increased their Fay envelopes over the 1917 period took belter quarters during the -war and have retained them. Henry F. Sack Has obtained the Norwood rights of the Bakerit license for baking bread, held in. the Cincinnati dla-1 trlct by IjouIs Fechhelmer and John H. Early, who are about to open their principal store at 3.

and 41 West Sixth street. Mr. Sack has taken a five-year lease on the storeroom at 4111 Montgomery road, through the Oroesbeck, pirksun, Kahn at $1,000. per. ear.

The brokerage firm. In conjunction withi K. M. Ceitalla A sold to Fortune Mann and William A. Dennlson the duplex apartment of.

Mabel Underwood. 4212 Tower St. Bernard, for approximately $9,000. i 1 1 W. E.

Harmon A Company, owners of Ihe Hyde Park East subdivision, -tisposed of all the lots in that tract, fiich' originally comprised 477 plots. Ae subdivision was placed on the market in September 1013. v. Jess E. McClain.

manager of the Joseph H. Peebles' Sons Company, yesterday purchased through Cleneay eVNourse, brokers, the residence of Oscar Weil, of the Ruehl Moulding Company, 8434 Zum-stein avenue, Hyde Park. -It is center hall house of nine rooms, of brick construction, the lot being 50 by 150: feet. Mr. McClain paid $14,000.

A new corporation, the Heisey Tire Rubber Company, has taken a five-year lease on the two-story building, southeast torner of Eighth street and, Broadway, at the entrance to the' the deal being made through the Frederick A. Schmidt Company. Interested in the new corporation are Colonel Charles V. Hake, Albert -Lackman, Alvin Krcls, A. M.

Howard and Horace Heisey. air. Heisey was with the Leyraan-Bulck for ten years. The corporation Vili make a specialty handing: Old-field' tires. Numerous changes aire to be Inade in the property, originally built tor saloon purposes.

The realty was kurchased recently by P. A.vHenry, who twns the adjoining holding. A. -I I M. Sax, architect, awarded to the '1 JEld Concrete Steel Company the general contract for construction of a one-story tor building immediately south of the p'eder Buildinp.

on -the west side of Race Street, north of Fourth street The improvement, to be used by Carl AppeL nultlner. la to be built at the Joint expense of James S. Richards and the feder heirs. 'The Woods homestead property, southwest corner of Ninth and Cutter streets, featured in yesterday's market. It.

was purchased by Mrs. Anna Oelschopsky through M. A'igransky, the- tax valuation being 110,000. The Woods family Is interested In the Chatfleld Woods Company. The buUding.

with 13 rooms. Was turned into apartments several years ro. lW. E. Clipolhger.

attorney. han sold to Mary Wetstetn his live-room hnnn. Sow holding- on tho north side of Chand-er avenue, near Oomein. Madisonville, Sot $3,500. Mr.

Clippinger was interested Sn the sale -of the property of Henry Seekley, on Hudson avenue. Ramons," to pi. O. WeigeU the prion, being $4,500. The of eight rooms, is en a tract oi four and one-half acres.

Ben 544 East Liberty ra high bidder in the sale of the ten- room tenement bouse, 421 East Thirteenth street, offered at auction by tyed Tuke Son for W. J. Oberbeck, Attorney. Mr. Steinberg; paid $3,225.

-x iWolke Barnetf, brokers, will "offer at auction next Saturday afternoon-the residence at 202 Hosea avenue, Clifton. Ralph J. Costello, sold to Anna S. Curry the property at the southeast corner of Park and Floral avenues. South Nor wood, the transfer showing- 110.300 trrj nave been paid for the holding, which, includes a lot 50 by 115 XeeC William.

P. Devou is back in the market, paying $15,000 the tenement property of Belle W. corner of Fifth and Smith' Streets. The lot Is 57 by W) feet HEAL ESTATE TEAJTSFEHS. (The tax Indicated in transfers- la affixed at the rate of to cent for every (see or fraction In value of property conveyed), AVONDALE Anna EHerman (to William H.

Meier, SO by 11 feet ea soutbr side -of Ehrman avenue. 153 feet east of Loaning strwt; $1 (tax AVOVDAL.E Minnie M. Bingham to Dorothy M. 19 by ISO feet en north side of Rockdale In Avon-dale; i (tax $3). -AVONDALE Minnie Cormany to Blanche B.

Kahn. 3 by 17a feet on 1 south side of Forest, avenue, 10 feet west of Burnet avenue In Avondale: $1 (tax AVONDAI.E Albert Hensler to The Seton Realty Company, 4 feet on eaat side of Bogart avenue, til feet north of Forest avenue; $1 (tax. $1). CARTER'S SUBDIVISION' Anna H. Feie-nian to S.

B. Reynolds, Votm lSl. lCeand 1 in Wm. Carter's subdivision; $1 ui CENTRA tr FIFTH STREET Estate of "ary A. Brltt to Frank W.

Huss. et 10 years' lease from April 1. 1919. ef premlsea known as II and lis West Fifth street; monthly rent; $760. rank W.

Hues, et to The Idlewlld lieater Company. 10 years' lease of same "operty; monthly rent $760. TRAL FOURTH BTREETU B. trrtson estate to Fox Broa. Company, rs lease from April 1.

ll. of sec-4 floor of premises known as Harrison tiding on East Fourth, street; monthly RAL THIRTEENTH STREET mbeth Gel hot. per Sheriff, to Samuel nstein. premisee known -aa No. 41T rteenth street; $1,600 (tax $3, PURCHA8ES The Harry Goldblett lty.

Company to the City of Cincin-Jxits 46. it, 4, 60. 61. SI, 63 and 6( hdivtsion In Block B-ln and F. subdivision; $800.

i iheth Orewe to same. Lota 47, 'O, 64 66 in same subdivision; $400. bcth Orewe to same. Lot 44' In same tsloTi; $1,100. HEIGHTS Auirnst J.

Wenner; Hartey W. and Ethel L. Gear. 15 feet on west elde of Stratford anon Clifton Heights; $1 (tax $2). HEIGHTS Rosa Fox -'to Albert 31 feet on west side of Fairview ue pa Clifton Heights; tl (tax.

TBI A TOWNSHIP Frank Maphet Roberts, acres' of land in (tax Ji). 7- Fmitl JoePh Vt yy 145 'eet on southeast side Itm.iif 170 teet south of II in? aveuue ia Delhi; (tax Charles F. Brunner to Beot mkKJi.Lnro'ler' U-act of Und la lhi (tax 13). 00rLll, Ostes to George H. 'f' 227 In Hopkins's subdivision, la Elmweod; $1 (tas 60c).

Ro to Oeorre H. Iu-I. b5L.m fee on Elmwood avenue; $16 ta 60c). EVAJSTONMarie Aj Schroeder "to John miU ex 'eet on the west VtZx abaeh avenue, 100 feet, south or cierlou avenue, on North Walnut Hilie; -irN- s-' Xioiss, M. Scherra to John.

V. Neiheleel. 40 by 140 feet on "lde of 'Wabash avenue, 470 feet orth of Hewitt avenue; $3,460 (taa $3 6fl). J. Keiheisel' to- Krt ad ItS yea lease from April iriL91 4 by 140 os- OJie east side Wabash avenue.

J70 feet north of Hewitt avenue; annual rent 66, with privilege at purehiaae at $1,000. ErAiJ8TON-rber Frederick Schmidt Company to Albert Hensler, premises iuZt: Vt Vux rod- Se.to Fred X00 orT weet.side Beekman. street, between Linden and li tao 11 FAIRMOUNTWohn Putxy to Anthony a ahl- 49 110 fee? on. the south side of Esmond. street; II (tax $1).

A Robinson to 2rBl. a II 'in James E. 'wWIvlaien. in Hyde rFark; $1 Lot in Hyde Park oub $3 60? A avenue; $1 (tax HTDE PARK Ethel M. 8chmKU to John 7, iv isei.on uia west side or Meier avenue.

10 f8t north of Oreiat avenuei tl tx HIE? Joseph H. Armistead to Jo- SUbuivialon. In Uwii. n.ir- im Hn? Mue'ller to Herman miiui, si oy ius leet on 'III eorner of Land and Thomson HeiShta MMIM' tf flaw CSV teFrtod. south side of.

Ida street. 33 feet east of Linden street: It AUBURN Samuel D. Cooper to George A. KuhnU -mefiVrtr', Gor 'to Ern'sh H. o'oets.

T' wonu Aicvormica estate on MeConnlclr aamtion to.Mt. Healthy; $1 (tax $1 60). Mw: te Charles SI -ubdivislon ia to Clar-'IS7 t'1'. JL north 61 (tie MstsonviUe; It feet on outh side. of Arnsb? of Sherwood NORTHSIDB Fannie Paine lllfl lAAOew nWl.

sm v. oy j7 reet on hiuiiuioi pirn, ana Glen Parker avenuea In Cumminavllle; (uJ it ,0) GotX Anna Simon. 46 by 100 feet on west aide of Ivanhoe NOD Josephine Sehoenenberger te ii J. jtimiw, ve-rx or LfOi ivjo and Bflner Hopkins's first subdivision ln Norwood: ti V. NORWOOD Ella M.

Faussett to -Edith iirairan, oy lie feet on south side of Slane avenue in Norwood; fl (tax $10) Ji O011" Anna Curry, .60 by 115 feet at the eoutheast corner of Park avenue and Floral avenue in Norwood: it itm- iax K1?" to' Bertha avenue. 10 feet east of South JeffersoS avenue in Norwood; $1 (tax 61 0). OR WOOD- The Lincoln No. 1 to Ions Ingram, -41 by 140 feet on east elde eFl.rml evenue In Norwood; (tax JJS 601. OAKLEY The Incandescent Light and move Contany to the Oakley Machine Tool Company, months' lease from January 1, 1117.

of first floor of 'building en southeast eorner of Marburg avenue an the and o. Railroad in Oakley: monthly relit 300. OAKLEY The Ruslcka Reraper Company to Nellie Barbour, ii by lit feet on west side of Brownway avenue. 167 feet south of Cevera street. In Oakley; 11 (tax $4.60.

PRICE HILLOtto Weber to The Kroger Oroeery and Baklnff Company. Sve years lease from May 1. 1811. of premises known aa S01 Hawthorne avenue; monthly rent $50. PRICE -HILL Florence- M.

Power to -WH-llam-J. Von Rlsssen et aL, 40 by 105 feet' on west side of Rosemont avenue, on Price Hill; fl ftax 17.60). PRICE HILL Hiram Jf. Rullson to Hose' Boyle. 60 by ISO feet on eaat aide of Overlook avenue, on Price HiU; $1 (tax $1).

PRICE HILL Helen P. Lawton.et aL to Anna Weber. 4 feet on east side of Underwood place, 15 feet south of Stoddard place; 11 (tax $0). WALNUT HILLS Emma Wallace, per Sheriff, to Mary Holford. SO by 105 feet on south side of Wayne avenue 48.

feet west of Cope land street; 11.500. WAT.KTTT nn.T.LH,rra Charles A. Buehler, 76 feet on west side! nf VlAM-A tra tl ttm til WALNUT HILI Fred A- Frans to Elizabeth A. R. Kaelin.

the west half of Lot 11 in Woodburn Avenue Syndicate subdivision; 1 (tax WEST ENP Belle W. Kramer et al to William P. Devou. 67 by SO feet on northeast corner of Fifth and Smith streets; 61 (tax 11S. -j WEST END Louise Twachtman to Selma Wlacotrh, $6) feet on south side of Hop-vktns street.

10(Tfeet west of Cutter street; tl (tax 14.60). A WEST END Jacob Seasongood et al. to Gertrude G. Jones, 11 by SO feet on Harrison avenu; also part of lots 130 and 140 ln subdivision of John W. Coleman's estate and known as the Victor Theater property; $1 (tax Mortgages Filed.

Charles Kammerer to Riverside B. A. -v and L- Co $60 John Gumbinger to Progress B. and Co 2,500 Harley W. Gear to Spring Grove Avenue L.

ana D. Co. 3.000 Nellie Barbour to same 1,500 Ernst H. Goets to August F. Zarwell.

2,000 Nellie Barbour to Rualoka-Rempe Co. 500 Belma Wiscotch to Louise Twacbt- mana ,500 George W. Kiaaick to Mt. 8. and L.

Co. 1,000 NeUle H. Brookbank to Cottage B. and L. Co.

2,600 Hattle. Waehaua. to Southern Ohio L. and T. Co.

3,000 George W. Klssick to lit Healthy: B. and L. Co 1.000 Nellie H. Brookbank to Cottage Estimates on Now Work or Reading Rd.

tj -Mwmmt GARAGE NO. $. finding Cocusiiiriiiciooin! PHOENIX METAL LATH xnnnuf actured by GOLDSLIITH LlETAIi LATH C0 AmeUl latJi with, stiffening Ribs and: ideal bonding rarface. Will not deteriorate in four or fly) rears as other metal lath, bat will last-forever. For st nccolng yqur house or fireprooflng of jtny kind com mnnicate 53-57 Central Ave.

"0 ,000 (00 600 100 ,500 336 00 3,600 7.000 i99 4,600 Anna 8. Curry, to Garden JD. and 1 Company Jaeobr Bechler-to E. A. Ueote William J.

Von iKlssen to Glenway I and D. Co. Fred Sundurmans to William Rabe, senior Alda B. Caldwell to David Brock 1. Edward Schmidt to Twelfth Wasd B.

and L. Co. -S. Albert lxihr to Senate L. and B.

A. Company -t t. Margaret A. tm CiUxena B. -A.

JJo-1 J. John -P. Quennaa te. Madison Road i L. Cot 3, flame to -Ethel Schmlts Albert Hensler to Seton Realty Robert Robert to Frank C.

Elisabeth Lovejojr te Central Hyde Park B. and 8. Co. i. Anna C.

Wiehe to Victoria B. A. IS O. 3. ee William P.

Devou Mound L. Co. 10, 100 000 300 000 00 60 00 760 300 000 000 001 'JeSSe Wintara F. Flnkenatadt to Sxcellenr B. 1.000 8amuet Schnanr to First National B.

and L. Co. 600 Charles Tyrell to Elisabeth M. Grace 4 $00 Herman P. Cawein to Volunteer I.

and B. Co. Frances G. 8. Walsh." to Hyde- Park" Savings Bank Co.

.00 Rusiclka-Rempe Company to -Baak Street A. Co. 7.. 1.000 Charles H. Schoborg to Southern Ohio L.

and T. Co. 1,200 Jennie H. Goddard to Cottage B. and Co.

2.700 Charles K. Cooda to Ormonde 8. and L. Co. Carrie ttrtmaa to-Beekman Street and L.

Co. Fred A. Franx to Richard 1,800 David L. Gosling to Ida D. Dixon; 1,400 Henry Bis lock to Margaret Klein Daniel L.

Runyaa to Irma Guernsey Harrr Grcenuu tn tjnftoln Bau 409 1,200 Vereln 2.000 Theresa Oott to Exposition B. and, L. 1.., ,000 Same to Samuel D. Cooper 1,014 Maurice Stoller to William John. 1, 000 Ruth C.

Cassedy to William H. Mecye 2,100 Florence-' M. Power to Geat Street No. 1 L. and B.

Co. i 1.160 Minnie B. Cormany to Southern Ohio L. afid T. Co.

Lucy Friason to same 2.000 Kose Wellner to Cincinnati Work ingmen's Club B. and L. Co. 3,600 Mary Marts- to Prioa Hill No. B.

'and Co. 2.600 oustave Mentx to Sampson B. and L. w. 2.150 Marv Zahner tm Foreira Christian Missionary Society 2.600 Henry J.

Slmlick to 4 Adams Building 150 Benjamin Fox to Bank Street B. A. Co. Josephine Sehoenenberger to Norwood Improved B. and L.

Co. Randolph J. -Tauwett to Foreign Christian Missionary Society Same to Myers Y. Cooper Bessie Jackson to Cora William R. Collins to Mercantile B.

and Lk Co MOO 1.600 8.000 3,455 4,600 3,600 MDIX PEITS AUCTIOHED. St. Louis, May 6. One hundred thousand mink -pelts constituted the largest offering: on the International Fur Exchange here to-day. Prices at the morning; session on mink ranged from $2 for poor grades to $19 75 for choice pelts.

Otter, for which manufacturing farriers' predicted a strong demand this year, sold up to- $50 SO a pelt. The total lot of 4.700 otter brought $91,000. Advances announced Northern otter 20 per cent, and Southern otter 10 per cent. WEST VIRGINIA CHAETEES. arsciatr Disrates to tbb xqcisib.

Charleston. W. May Charter have been Issued by the Secretary of State to the following corporations: The Cord Tire Corporation, of Chester co manaxaexure ana ieai in runoer goods; capital stock $600,000. Incorporators: J. D.

Comstock. H. B. Woodbury. H.

J. Powess, J. T- Johnson, of Chester, and J. uomstocx, or cieveiana. unto.

The Miners' Supply Company, of War, W. to conduct business In Bir Creek district, McDowell County; capital stock Incorporators: J. W. Strlckler, O. E.

Lipkous, J. W. Johnson, M. Hat maker and Q. FC.Haloston.

all of War. Elm Orove BnUding' Material Combanv. of Elm Orove, W. to deal 4a and man ufacture building materials: -capital stock 1K.0O0. Vincent Vercellottl.

Vlto Salvatore Clreddu. Mike Pinto, of Elm Orove. and Domenico Presuth. of Ohio. Handlan, Hearne A -of Wheeling, W.

Virginia, to deal in stocks and bonds; capital stock $100,000. Incorporators: H. L. Ferrell, Ella Morrell, J. R.

Handlan, W. Handlan and Thomas McK. jHearno, of Wheeling. FOUND. GOLD CUFF LINK Shaped tike lion's head, set with two diamonds; 14 karat gold found on Suspension Bridge.

POCKETBOOK on Vlne Norwood car. con-: tatuing money and papers; owner can get -same by proving Phone Rldige 24 T. 7 ROOMS BT father and daughter, 1 unfurnished rooma on hilltop. KILWINNING, Enquirer. BY mother and daughter, 3 unfurnished rooms.

Enquirer. GENTLEMAN wants room. Norwood dls-. trlct; state terms. 14.

care Enquirer, BOARD AND ROOMS WANTED. BY a widower working man. and his 13-year-old son; in private home; state price and location; widow's home preferred. Ad- dress 11, Enquirer. MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT, FISHING CAMP Good site; 100 feet Little Miami 45 minutes from oostoriw.

Phone Madison ville 065 L. 7 -2 1 Ba. TWO light floors and basement. J6x66: elacl -trie elevator. 41 E.

Eighth at. Tg Any Branch of i Remodeling (iwl 1 i -BUT vYICTORI BOJTDS. "EASY fHUira inn wnpnT jen nnrni INDIVIDUAL GARAGES I ARB ALL THAT THEIB NAME BOPUES. "Easy BUt" Because the Lumber la Cut IO- Individual Because There's'- a Particular Design for You; Shown Our. New BookletAak For IL HYDE PARX CO.

BCBCH K. AND R. B. jrneinojiJuwiaj. Phone Main 37 8' i L.

2. Hati.e to buutr.vru Ci. L. and T. Co Walter W.

Roth to J. Keich- wein Clarence A. Fagin to East End L. A. Co.

1, George A. M. Kuehnle to McCook and B. Co. 1, Anna Weber to Champion B.

A- No. X. 3, Aathony B. Wabl to John Dutxy Thomas R. Berry to Avondale I and BC i William F.

Schroder to PriceHill No. 1 B. and I. Co. mm i Tot Bale.

mmmm yaull never-find' a better -investment 111 Overland touring." 18IS Overland Six tourlag. Overland 1910 Packard touring-. -1010 Packard 1012 Packard touring. 101 Packard 1913 Packard toorintT. A' WIT Packard twlaeJx brougham, mm ras r-- 1" 'J- teyj3233AotorMir aieiririAri; r.TJSED CAR v.

sT a. GUARANT EE 1017 coupe; ''selt startw. 4 1 01 tl DodK roadalar STS 1916 Willys-Knight- tourtn 30 111! with winter 70 101d Haynes tourln 800 una Studebaker Six 660 llll Chandler coupe, 1.000 1117 Scrippa-Booth J50 lilt Chandler sedan i X1 1,00 -Z-r-t EVERY CAR OVERHAULED: -REPAINTED GOOD IIRXa. f'Vk'-' TO RESPONSIBLE PARTIES. -V- Vv Ti 320 E.

SIXTH ST.j COR. NORTH 634 WALNUT ST. t- a V. 'a. si Artril Al I 1 1 A I lAIMIItl A "UrtM CUINUAY MUKNIMb.

Fsw off 111 Cadillac Uke hew .13,710 1117 Hudson cord tires: refinlsh 1.250 1117 Hudson Sedan; run 1,000 1.SH 1117 Cadillac phaeton ftebullt 1.1S 1917 Cadillac Victoria 1.450 1916 Haynes tour; see wire wheels ISO AND MANY TGI eiilffltl.01I.0l 1021 GtLBERT AV. Dodge Sedan, like new Dodge Bros. Commercial, 'demonstrator. 1911 Chevrolet Roadster; new lilt Chevrolet Touring 1911 Dodge Broa Roadster Packard Limousine; flue' for 191S Overland Roadster; two 1917 Vim Light Delivery THE MASON 1011 GILBERT AV. FACTORIES AND BUILDINGS.

Tot Bent. 2191-llor SOUTH STREET Connectlnf on 17,00 so, one sq. light on all sides; two elevators; use of railway switch. CINCINNATI VARNISH CO; apl7-8uWtf Tot Sale. AT ATTCTTOS-r- TRUSTEE'S.

SALE OF THE ALEXANDER ASSUR E8TATB BUSINESS rKUrbK I Ill WEST PEARL STREET Between' Plum at. and Central Ave.) FOUR 8TORT AND BASEMENT BRICK FACTORY BUILDINO. LOT 11x10 feet. AT auuiuh MONDAY. MAT 1ITH, 1919 At 10 o'clock a.

m. en the premises To the highest bidder without limit or reserve, subject to approval of the Trustee. THE BUILDINO will be opened for -Inspec tion any weea aay uesarva i ruin i 10 1 1 a. m. or 1 to 1.

p. m. on application one tn advance. TERMS OF SALE CASH- Title good and warranty deed will be given. Tho property la free -and clear of an Ilea and inculuDrsncei.

vxnyuni ibb i axae dne and payable ln June. and thereafter, which the buyer must and pay. 1 deposit of 1210 aa earnest money to bind the sale will bo required of the purchaser and full settlement muat be made ln ten from div of sale. For further particulars Inquire of or address GEOFFREY GOLDSMITH. Trustee of the Estate or Aieianoer Ataur, uecmni.

rvo. 1000 Fourth National Bank Building; Tel, phone Main 81. rr HENRY C. EXEKIELt-AUCTIONEER. 311 -First National Bank, Building.

Telephone Main 1739. aplO-lfWSu Wanted. WANTED TO 'RENT 1S.O0O to 10.000 sq. ft. factory space lor iia-nx tool-room machinery.

Addrm A 30.. Enquirer. --v I BOARDING; ATTRACTIVE, cosy-HILLTOP INN, Wal nut Hills; every convenience; nome cook-ins, running water, shower baths, and in-viting atmpsphere; 10 minute, to business aectloh. 1629 Gilbert av. Phone Woodburn 470.

r. BOARDING Second-story front room; one block from 0 car lines, -xei. v. ii u. i CLTFTON 1445 Cornell, excellent table: beautiful rooms; reierencae reqntroo.

ara 1033 EAST AUBURN. FAMILY HOTEi 111 E. Auburn hh exceuent accommoaaiion. ror business women. Avon 2554 L.

'10 EAST WALNUT HILLS Attractive, large front- room in nousa; reiervuw. 1S28 Bell place. Woodburn 1SS1 I HAMPTON FAMILY HOTELi Everything arst-class. Broadway at Fourth TBS GLENCOE FAMILY HOTEL Single room ana en suite to room wiui private bath; furnished or unfurnished; excellent table; reasonable rates: local refer once -must ba given. Avon (71.

aal-tf STORES FQR RENT. STORE, 133 W. Fourth st. Apply GUS8IB OUDEN i Johnston jtulidlng. det-SuWtf VINE Opp.

Mulberry, store: good location? wyi alter to suit, canal 177. 9 1004 CENTRAL 1414 Plum if Inquire w. cor. Liberty and Plum. West StiS.

fell-xT WANT SMALL- 'STORE, good show wln-v dow, -central location. Cincinnati, with modern living partments attached. June 1. Covington II LOSTr STRAYED OR ST0LPJ. AIREDALE PUP In Auburn; fiwe of rope attached collar-.

J8 Southern av. Reward. 7 MEMORANDUM BOOK Small. Reward If returned to VICTOR -FLETCHER. 301 Fourth Nat.

Bank RINO Scottish Ritet owner's! name engraved: reward. ARTHUR U. BETTMAN. Avon 4819. my7-3tWF8u SILK with carved handle.

Findffr-pleaoe call 'Avon -1113 TIE PIN Leaf-shaped, between Gilbert and Windsor Cincinnati, and Ninth and Main eta, Finder notify F. MORELAND, 909 Main Covington, Ky. Reward. i iw For Sale than Victory Liberty i Bonds, W18 Packard twin-six tourlngj nanoaai i-cyi. aeoan.

1914 Fremlar A 'Hill "1111 Oldsmoblle 'r 11T Franklta V' 117 Ford ooupelei, aelf -starter, 111 Cole -t- irrt new souring. 1 VI I 1.K. Wiaton. roadster! 1,000 101T Cluitl I WVW.JIIl.., 1W7 Hudson Six, l.K 1318 Chandler touring 1.200 1117 Chandler cao0 EfflcpgjfflfjDass 1K Lexington chummy 1911 Chandler; convertible jtop 11 Cole Eight tourlag .100 1.110 100 100 960 1.611 191 King Eight coupe 1117 Bulck, coupe llll Chandler Sedan PHONE CANAL 411. so .7..

iso r- ISO ae JOVVLE CO. -I- ABOUT 50 PATTERNS OF FORD PLE AS ANb COMERCIAL D' I S. THE "AMERICAN WAGON STRUCK! EIGHTH AND v- rf tf CHALMERS 8PEEDSTER 1114; price sood running eoadltlon, 4 WHITE. Pal- ace Hotel, i rFORD GARS v( VON EASY TERMS, JOHN HANAUER, Pike and Scott. Covington.

Ky. S. .171. II FORD taxi for sale cheap- .1121 Gilbert av.nne. 'OKD ROADSTER 014 Sycamore, Canal 135i 7 GARGOYLE MOBILOIL8 IN SEALED MET-AL CANS AND DRUMS.FOR CTUNDER8.

I X5iN8MIS8IONa- DIFFERENTIALS AND GREASE CUPS: 41 DISCOUNT; A TWO-TON GEAR-DRIVE TRUCK. 11.000; OVERLAND TRUCK. IN THOROUGH BOTH TRUCKS WILL A GUARANTEE. WE ALSO HAVE SOME--' GARAGE EQUIPMENT, ANCLUDINO I ABLE CRANE. DRILL PRESS.

OIL FILTER. OARAGE SIGN, EMERY WHEEL, VISES AND SOME INCLUDING 1,100 COPPER A QUANTITY OF ELECTRICAL AND G8 PIPE CON- NECTIONS AND A COMPLETE ASSORT- HEINZE. 8PUTDORF AND KINGSTON QENC1NE PLATNIUM POINTB; EQUIPMENT- AND ACCESSO- RIES WILL BE AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE. i VOIOHT INSURANCE AND REALTY CO, VOIGT BLDG. II.

JEFFEr! BON VILLE. IND. my7-3tW8aSu HUDSON SIX-40. 1450: Phono South .4024. Ill Sjxth Dayton, Ky.

11 HUDSON SUPER Six Good condition; sell cneap tor- casn. 8. 361 L. 1 MOON 4-passenger, -cy1tnder. Continental engine, Delco starter; Al condition; bought April IS, It 17; run 11,100 miles: price $700.

DR. PARVY HILL. l4t Cleneay Norwood. 11 PACKARD; t-pasMnger? oaring car. In first -claaa condition, with electric '-eights and starter.

Phone-Park 1523 Y. 11 SEVEN-PASSENGER up-to-date touring car; guaranteed In. flrat-clasa -eoadltlon; coat sacrifice for quick sale owner leaving city; demonstration. Address P. O.

Box or phone Woodburn 301. 7 STUDEBAKER Three-passenger roadster. Series No. 17; good condition; will demon-t rate. 711 East Third apllSa8uWtf STUDEBAKER FOUR, with starter and lights; good condition.

Valley 1341 L. I WB are sperisHsta ln -Ford COMMERCIAL CARS and FORD TRUCKS, enema, inter-nal gear or worm Immediate do-. liveries add time payments; bodies auit-. able for every line of Phone Canal 2099, representative will calL AMERICAN WAGON -AND TRUCK Eighth and ftVOBtnaM 'a -w UC.J 11 OVERLAND, l-cyL; like new I860. Sixth and Newport, Aato Livery.

ALLiCLOSED super-six Hudsans with hsat- era. Park 4SL JOHN NIEMEIER. noll-tf Waiited. STEADY employment for delivery man one or more small attto trucks; stato terms, reference and business Qualifications. P.

O. Box 6.13. city. 10 SITUATION WANTED M71LE. ARB you In need of the- services of a young married man.

33 years of age, who for past 11 years has been, agency 'organizer for an Insurance, company 'Have had direct control over a large body of men and can references that" will- prove he has been very successful in organising and eome associated with some- large mafcu-l company. Aa-dresa 85. care Enquirer. i 7 "ADVERTISING MAN, Can handle a few accounts In spare time eve-, nlngs ln original ways that will bring re-sults. 34.

Enquirer. 7 ACCOUNTANT And office man'; executive 1 H. SACHS. S0( Richmond st. AUTO BALESMAN With good llrra; had 3 yewra' Enquirer.

BOOKKEEPER Experienced 8. 21 care American leraelite. BOOKKEEPER Salesman, en experienced man-of 31; reference -and bond. EC 190S Vfne st. BARBER young man with aom experience.

ur.ENT, Luquner. 1 WW mm SSBSXal V'i' BARTENDER I waiter, by experienced man. 3'OURE, SmI Broadway. BOOKKKEPER Experienced; can take fuU charge of a set of book a C. Enquirer.

CHEF Colored, all-round, experienced man; only first-class aeed apuly. V. Eno.uirer.--l CHEMIST- With broad industrial experU "ence. 'G 49, Enquirer. CARPENTER On eld or new work MCK 211 wooawara ot.

COVLEOTOR, By a reliable -man; will fur-ai automobile. H. A. BUERKLb. Apt.

1. Be Gilbert and Woodburn avs. CLERK Assistant clerk, 01 tee or other work, by a man. B. CARETAKER Janitor or any kind of work, i by young man (colored).

FRANK COCHRAN, llll Chapel Walnut Hills. CHAUFFEUR Experienced private driver; reference. R. SAUER8, 1101 Jackson at. CHEF By reliable man, with la experience.

K.E. Enquirir. CHAUFFEUR By a young man, whets a earefui driver; can also repair. iJT 1. 1101 -r- COOK Short order; in Viae it.

or oat of tew a. CHAUFFEUR Ten years' experience; refer. ence. y-H "8, -EnqulrerC CLERICAL WOBK Or work, of kind. by a yeoug'tnao; 3.M years', experience.

L- Enquirer. CLKH1CAL-WORK- Or aay-revpenaible pe. iiua; mercaaiue, nana, notet expeneoce. Tf mtini tint DKIVER Janitor or other work am handy with toola. JBK.1II W.

McMlcken av. EXPERIENCED and reliable bookkeepea and office manager Open for engagement; first-cloBs references Enquirer. ENGINEER By a yotiar man of jl ence. H. GRAU, 13S -Cutter et ENGINEER Wide aimnine ia laree sow er plant; good aU-round repair rnaac TtJ FRENCH CHEF Firs t-ciaMi hotel oiuU or institution.

1107 R-public st. FIRST and Ohft second hand bakars; country BellPhone FACTORY WORKW-By a man of JOHH 'KKAKLK, 139 k. Clifton av. GARDENER Around private home; isan at-tend-to-cows, -deer v'O Efiquirer. HOME And small wages, by man of 61; ran mux or garden; mi ere nee.

ttotm liz, vo-lombla Hotel, i 1 i-- I HOTEL. CLERK Night, city or country reference; HOTEL- CLERK, Enquirer. HOUSEMAN And ta.de cooking, by an ex-' perleneed colored man and wife, Ea- quirer. UGHT WORK By ajfcoldarty mkB I 413 Elisabeth St. MECHANIC And pi amber, at present esn- puirw, -wouiq iiko eexme oy corponwn maintenance; reierence, fcaqmrw.

MAN AND WIFE Janitors, takes or worn on suburban placet- soldier; rerer-ence. J. CONEDY. Ul Moore St. NIGHT WATCHMAN By experienaed mar- nea man 01 40: boiler noonse ana reierence.

1143 Cutter Flat i. OFFICE WORK Can assist ea books. OATH. 1911 Woodburn Walnut HUs. OFFICE MAN Age with good concern.

JOB, Enquirer. PRINTER Job work, typesetting and pres. wore, oy a young man. Enquirer. PRIVATE INSTRUCTOR In high school or common oranc Enquirer.

common branches; 10 years' experience. SALESMAN Of Droved ability, producing right along, and at present making good salary, wants city position; no traveling; I can nroduce for veu: write for acDOint- ment. II, Enquirer. 71 STENOGRAPHER Three years' experience. a ja.

Enquirer. STENOGRAPHER Or clerk; experienced tn freight, trafflo- and general office work. A Enquirer. STOCKKEEPER Machine shop, by marv nen man aged 17; years' experience. Q.

TRAFFIC MAN With reliable concern, by middle-aged, experienced man: reference. 11 Superior Dayton, Ohio. TIMEKEEPER And east aeconntant. ex by an sx-sokUer. WANTED Work of a clerical or bookkeep- tng nature; to be dooeat night.

1 1. Enquirer. 1 Address 1 WORK To clean office ln the morning, by a young selored man. AL-. FRED ANDERSON, 3 Court sC WORK ia garden or as houaemaa, by an experienced man-, reference.

MAX LEN-HARDT. 1101 Elmer. WATCHMAN Night or day. by a reliable man. inside or autaide work; license amd reference.) WORK At wall paper or palat cleaning.

watxins Covington, WORK By a mechanical, utility men; experienced. OEORGEE. ORR. 144 Kentucky av CovlngtonrKy.J WORK Of any kind, by a man of 30. KLANN, 19 Allison-at.

ED WORK By a young man. with liberal edu cation; reierence. no. wneeier at. WORK in the evenings Yrom 1 to 10, by a machinist.

R. Enquirer. WORK Any kind of light work, by a reli able man of u. wm. uax.i.k, 1111 Llewellyn av.

WORK. Of and kind, by a middle-aged man. nanaan Axvs.s.0r-- aibwv St. Bernard. WALL-PAPER cleaning; firat-cla work; 7 references.

TeL West 3. XOUNG MAN Expert bookkeeper, desires 1 connection with firm; chance for advance-- men. AddreM 13, Enquirer. SITUATION WANTELW-FEMALE BOOKKEEPER Accountant; splendid busl-- ness ability; take complete charge, BOOKKEEPER Young lady assistant; eat operate posting machine. L-B, Enquirer.

CLERICAL WORK Of any kind, by an ex perienced youag lady; reierence. u. Enquirer." 1 COMPANION By middle-aged woman; would like to read to shut-ins by the -hour. No. 101 Mason st.

COOK By an experienced woman. In an American famnyv A a anquirer. CLEANING By the day. M. Enquirer.

HOUSEWORK By a salddle-aged woman; no objection to ehtldrsn. LUCIE CtUL-DER8. Ill Railroad gfr HOUSEKEEPER And assistant, by wom- worK together; laundry. STONE. Enquirer.

HOUSEKEEPER Or companie-a; good LAUNDRY WORK And cleaning; retr ence; 1 II a -day. B. Enqutrer. MAID Tp go to. Michigan for summer; colored.

STENOGRAPHER Firot-ciaa. Will sub. MISS 8TENO, I3S4 KOM SEWING and laundry work don at home. Enquirer. WANTEU Position aa manager of lndus- trfal.

axnariaacad. eanabla. economical. -refined woman, 40 1- pleasing poroonaUty; referenee." ce. Address A 111.

Enquirer. 11 ANTED Laundry work -and general housework; days a ween; Sunday -work; also can do plain BESSIE, 'Enquirer. wokk tsy a neat coiorea jnri. to clean several days or the week. EDITH FKOC- TOR.

401 Smith st. WASHING And cleaning, by the day. by a reliable woman. li Canal st-. third fioor- YOUNG, first -class to leave city; first- reference; private Gentile family; salary fii pes we.

a. sin-. quirer. FURNISHED flOOMS. I ALL CONVENIENCES.

3 SEWKTO AVIKia5E MiTEL'' Seventh and Vine lid-and 11 per hovtr baths; special rates. f. CODY. Manager. ALL OUTSIDE rooms; hot and cold running water; all conveniences; 13 a week up.

motel, sauea, is w. iweirtn st. 13 ivnwnil.it-Fwrnlahed room with prt.t.j family; modern. 30 Albany av. Avon '417 X.

7 No. 21H Rockdale avfur- nlshed room In private family. AVON DALE No. 147 Rockdale furT nished front room reference. BROADWAY.

101 FunjilsUed rooms for housekeeping or sleeping; hpth, phone. BROADWAY. 414 Furniahed front for 1 or more; also, aingle 1 room. CENTRAL H- M.up.- AV, 1411 rumlshad rooms room; heat, bath, llgbta, pnone; i per weeK. COURT ST, or light Flat 3.

20 W. Furnished room for gent call evenings, woki lis urnmnen front room; alHo. connecting COVINGTON. KV. No, 1221 Russell furnished room for or house- Veppinir; anults: private family.

KY. fur- nished room; lath and toilet. I I -11- fl I.WW..O.' CONGTON No. 1J7 E. Third single or connecting rooms for- housekeepms; or sleeping.

COVINGTON No. 19 W. Fourth fur-vilwhed front room In private family. GO i.VOTON tl ...1 nlhed room; modem eonvenlencea COVINGTON a. cor.

Seventh and San. lord furnished room for rent. COVINGTON 01 W. Fifth nished front roomt all eonvenlencea COVING WNNo T3J at, furnish roewi rcail after 4:3 p. COVINGTON No.

14 Tenth atl furaianed front room; bath and toilet. CUTTER 8T lilS Furnished light housekeeping room foe faa. EIGHTH ST.i-111 W. Large urnlahed freat s- smovi llfrniS. "il? T-v W.

Two connecting furT Sath! ufu4rs beds; private EIGHTH 410 Two- owiaaotln. rooms, furniahed fro houaekeeplns: beds: private lata. yT5- W'M' o-w w. wun iirninyf wtw, TVSffJS JEllI rl ELM ST, 901-Furnlshed "roomi-'for honseT ELM 904 Te or 1 coBBecting rooms nad Kfi5 L'JihrLr front reont for hensekeeplnr; (as range and kaih. ELM Hit burnished.

rooms tor houae- -MniSb4 mmm for FI4eS 4l WM5 Fifth 444 JS. mrnlshexl room, for 1 or 1 geatlemes; bathr 11. IifTJ? Furaiehod rooms fir fight houaakeeptac or sleeping; bath. Phone and tolit. TT FIFTH 431 E.

Furnished front rooml FIFTH Ill W. Furniahed front room7 FIFTH 8T 111 K. Flat 1, furniahed room, FOURTH. 8T 111 B. Furniahed rooms for sleeping' or Ught kouaekeepiag bath, and phone.

-r- FOURTH 114 E. Furnlqhed rooms. XURTH 13 Flat 11, furniahed rooma for gentlemen. FOURTH ST, 111 Wruralshed rooma; J. also, connecting rooms tot light house keeping; 1 71 up.

FOURTEENTH ST, 3li W. Furnished room for sleeplsg or housekeeping; gas, bath and GARFIELD PLACBI, 111 Furniahed front room; bath, electricity, running water. GARFIELD PLACE. Ulw Singl. and eon.

noetma furniahed rooms for light house keeping or GARFIELD PLACE. Ill Front room. HOPKINS 431 Furnished rooms for gentleman; also, light houMkeeping; con-- veniencea, HOPKINS ST, second floor, kitchenette. 419 Furnished front raai with sleeping aa JACKSON ST, H3e Furnished front room for gaa LiNN ST, 1 101 Room for 1 or I gents, for seooad floor. LQMBARY BUILDING Apartment 11.

Ill W. Fourth at, furnished front room. UAIN Ill FurnUhed sleeping rooms -'for genta. i MAIN 433 Furniahed rooms for man. Call evenings.

MERCER ST, 11 lady or gent -Furniahed front room for MT. AUBURN For lady, nicely furniahed front room, in private family, Avon 448st X. MT. AUBURN No. 171 Southern av rooms for housekeeping.

MT. AUBURN No. 1134 Joesphlae St, 1 rooms, furnished for housekeeping. NEWPORT. KY.

Furnished room, ln vats 1 ear Unas; 1 minutes to city. Ill Lexington av. South 1774 R. 1 NINTH BT, 110 Furniahed treat room. NINTH' ST, 111 Wt-rwBtshedV room for ei.eping ana ngnt Bonsexeeplng.

NINTH Ill W. Furnished rooms for sleeping and light housekeeping. NINTH 8T, sleeping. 114 S. Large front- room for NINTH BT, 111 W.

Furnished front rooms. NINTH ST, 111 W. Two connecting tur-nlshed rooms for housekeeping. NINTH ST, 111 W-Furnlshed front rooms. NINTH IIS W.

Furnished rooma for ugni-oaneeKeeptng; not and xold- rualai -water, wn ana piione. NORFOLK BUILDINO Flat. It. furnished xront room; oatn, eiectnc. elevator.

NORFOLK BUILDING Flat 1, furalahed room. NORWOOD No. 4411 Ivanhoe av, room. It; two for tioueekeeping. 11.

OHIO AV, 1411 Furnished room, bath. for 1 or 1 persons. ORCHARD ST, 101 Furalefiad front room; 11 11 per week. PRICE HILL No. llll First furniahed room reference RACE III Furniahed room for "sleeping for 1 or 1 men; bath add RACE ST, 111 Flat 7.

furniahed room; hot and eotd -bath. RACB ST, 1011 Furniahed rooms for house-keeplng; hot and cold running water. and electric light. REPUBLIC BT, U31 Furnished room. on second floor, with bath.

8EVENTH ST, 411 W. Furnished rooma for sleeping or housekeeping. SEVENTH Ill W. Furnished connect-. log- and single rooms for light bousekeep Ing and sleeping.

SEVENTH ST, 141 W. Furnished slagle front room for gent; fl SEVENTH 8T, 111 W. Flat large fur-nished room; newly papered; phone. SIXTH Ill W. FurnUhed room for light housekeeping and steeping; tl 10 and II per week.

TWELFTH ST, II W. Furnished, rooms for sr light housekeeping; bath and phone. VINE ST, 101 Furnished room; electrio oatn, pnone; gentleman preferred. VINE II Flat furnished room; Bath. WALNUT HILLS Next to Edra Park, nicely furniahed 'rooms; all convenience, for light housekeeping.

Phone Wdba. llll X. Call llll Alpine placet 11 WALNUT HILLS No. 3 Gilbert av, 1 furniahed rooms for housekeeping; top bell. WALNUT HILLS No.

1371 Kemper lane, furniahed front rojom, with alcove: sta-" tlonary waahstand; reference. WALNUT HILLS No. llll Locust at, fur-- nished room In private family; near cam WALNUT HILLS No. 1401 Gilbert furnished rooms; all conveniences. WALrnTU HILLS No.

113 Clayton furnished room In private family. at. WALNUT HILLS No. 110 Gilbert fur-- nished room for sleeping or housekeeping; alK convenience. WALNUT HILLS 101 st, fnr- ni.hed room for gentleman "STr.

wife or 1 men; reference. t. WALNUT HILLS No. -furniahed room. Stll-Ashland av.

WALNUT HILLS No. 1133 Gilbert av, niahed -room. WALNUT HILLS No. llll Sin tea av4 fur. nished room.

WALNUT HILLS No. lilt Locust at, furniahed fro at room for 1 or private family; WALNUT HILLS No. 1141 St James av 1 furniahed rooms en second Boor for heuse- keeping. WALNUT HILLS No. Ill Slntoa av, furnished room for sleeping.

WALNUT HILLS No. 1311 Locust at, furnished front room for 1 or persona, la private family; bath. WALNUT HILtSllW Laredo Urge front rooms; -electric' light. hardwood Hoors, running water. Ph.

Wdbn. 434C 1 WALNUT HILLS No. 1141 St. James av, furnished rooms for sleeping or- light housekeeping; WALNUT HILLS No. 3441 Gilbert av, large, furnished front room ln bachelor Quarters.

WALNUT ST, 131 Flat 1, furnished room for housekeeping. WALNUT ST, 1131 Furnished aleaplng I gas, bath and for FOR RENT. BETTS ST. Til Two" rooms 1334 Three rooms' for bouse. keepimr; bath, gas and toilet.

CAMP WASHINGTON No. ev, 1 or 3 large rooma 317 Siuney CENTRAL AV, 1014 Two Urge rooma oa fourtn noor rar to colored people; only 14 and eome care of haUs; reference. No. 101 Clinton et. CENTRAL AV.

AND FIFTH H. E. Cor. Rooms. No.

431 Central av, I and floor. rl.l I. CENTRAL AV, llll Thraa uVra rv rooms on second floor. Key at 417 Lam CENTRAL AV, 111 Two large front 1 CLIFTON A 114 Tw first mwr. CO VI TON No.

101 W. Teath su 1 entht'1 tt, 1Bk' Ci'MBER 8T, 1119 Five rooms. Ill; aewly jmrm nn porcn. ney ioi. PENMAN BT, 14 1 3 Roema BAST END No- 4 II Hoge at, I rooms ea aeoond Boor.

ELM llll Two large rooms oa first floor, rear; gaa and water; 14. ELM BT, lOit Three rooms. AlHMOUNT No. 1117 Tremoat or i watery also, furniture for BT- Four rooms oa oond FIFTH ST, 111 E. One.

I or 1 reomsT riNDLAY BT, 111 Two larsre raoma: and water; IT. FLINT ST, 1040 Three rooma. ST, 117 Two front rooms for colored tenants Key at 417 Laurel st. BT- dll Two rooma Inoulre at gyenouse. cor.

Green and Elm eta HAMBR BT, 1441 Large room aa firS gaa and water. HATHAWAT BT, 111 Two rooms ea -end floor for white tenanta. HOPKINS ST, 1107 Two. I or 4 roamaT vnn bt, 1047 Two rear raoma for ool-j-oeed tensatl gns asa water. 27-." "I- l'-0 or a rooms to eel TT-H CENTRAL AV, M.

wl 9Pfi LINN BT, 1414 Two Urge LIVINGSTON BT, rooma; convenient Tel. Canal llll. HI Four second -floor mi rent III monthly. MAIN BT, 1141 Three rooms. FtatT" McLean 44 Three rooms on seeeal floor, front? Lsf "Twe rooms oa second y- fioer.

II; gaa and water. ifi rooms; gsi NI2J7 J-' 4t W. Two rooms and bats! OAKLEY 1404 Brothertea W. I roemer bath and toilet. mm on nrwx noor, rear.

riSX BT, 1017 AND 1059 Three rooma RICK HILL No. 1011 Sturm fra.t room on third' Soer. PRICE HILL No. 111! Warsaw larae inira npr. tj gaa; toilet.

RACB llll Two or 1 rooma RICHMOND ST, 114 Unfuralahed gaa, bath and toilet; l. SEVENTH BT, JB. Rooms for sieeml.g or aousakeeping; kitchenette, range ana a euu rna gj; wtri BVEMTH BT, 111 W. CoBnootlng rooma mill, llWMWaagCTyOjpillfr. SEVENTH.

4t9 Small sleeping icm for II 71 per week. SIXTH ST, 111 W. Three conneetlnc front range, oatn ana toilet. THIRD 410 E. Two large rooma; gas i i i Pr'y eva -xnirq st, WADS 1041 Three rooma on second floor.

Pail pa third floor. WALNUT HILLS No. 1MI May st, treat room ror nousexeeping; gaa. bath and use of kitchen; 11 It per week, WALNUT HILLS No. 2131 Concord room, for oolered people; $10 a month.

WALNUT HILLS Laree unfurnlahad end. noor front rooma: steam heat: privat. family. Phone Woodburn II X. 7 WALNUT HILLS No? llll Chapel at, rooms; water aad gaav 4 IaEQAXj yOTZGZS.

gsmsSBm.r ga aa, mm0.10 Notlcs Is hsteby gjron thatwnjisjn Turner. No, i( East Third st, has been duly appointed and qualified by thn Probats Court of Hamilton County. Ohio, as administrator of tho sstats or. Willinnv Turner, deeeas'ed. Into of said WILLI AJ4 H.

LUEDER3, Pro. bate Judg-a nod ex Hamilton County, Ohto. J. s. Richardson.

111-114 Pickering Cincinnati. Ohio. May 111. -totico is hereby given that Henrietta K- Merkol. Dale av.

Bond -Hill. Cincln-oatl. Ohio, han boss duly appointed nnd gualined by th Probat Court of naiuuum vguou, vnip, aa aurainistra- trix of the estate of Edward H. Mark el. decoaaed.

1st of said county. WILX.IAM H. Probate Judre nnd ex officio Clerk. Hamilton County. Ohio, Cincinnati.

Ohio, May 5. Notice Is hsreby trtven-that Orin U. LittalL Mt Ruth nv-WaJnut Hills, has been duly appointed aad qualified by the Probntfi Court of Hamilton County, Ohio, sis exeeutor of -theestat of Stephen JU deceased, late of said county. WffJJAM. H.

LCEDEBi Pro-bat Jadro nnd ex officio Clerk. Hmll- ton County. Ohio. Valentino Btols. 101--104 Bell Block, attorney.

Cincinnati. Hay llll. Notice is hereby riven "that Joseph M. Dutton, lJt7 av, Norwood. Ohio.

has ybscn nnd qualified by the Probate Court of quail nea oy tn trooni uc Hamilton County, Ohto, as adm tor of the estate of Mary A. Ka ceased, late o( said county. Vfi aaminiatra- fCaan. de-iVlLUAlf H. L.UEDERS, Probsts Judge and ex officio.

Clerk. Hamilton County, Cobb. Howard Bails attorneys. Cin-f -clnnatl, Ohio, May t. llll.

i Notice is- bnmby riven that Joseph Lee May. No. SStt Oakley, av, Cincinnati; Ohio; bad been duly appointed and qualified by th Probata Court of Hamilton County, Ohio, aa administrator of th astat of Eckhardt Kessler. deceaaed, late of said WILLIAM H. LUEDKRS.

Probate Judg'and offloio Clark. Hamilton County, Ohio. Harry H. Baker, attorney. Cincinnati, Ohio, April II.

llll. -NnUe is hereby given that Mary A. -Gray. The Aabumdale. Mt.

Auburn Cincinnati, Ohio, has been duly ap pointed and qualified by th Probata Court of County. Ohio, as exooutrix of th estate of Adam Oray. -deceased. late of said county. WILLIAM H.

LUEDER8, Probata Judsre and offlclo Clerk, Hamilton Connty. Stephens, Lincoln Stephens, attor- neys. Cincinnati. Ohio, April 11,1111. Notice Is hereby given that Charles H.

Wuestefeld. Carthage plk. St. Ber- nara, unto. nas oeen amy appointed ana quaainea oy tne rrooate unin ot Hamilton County.

Ohio, as executor of the estat of Charles G. Wuestefeld. deceased, late of said county. WIL- LI AM H. LUEDERS.

Probate Judc and nfflcio Clerk. Hamilton County. Ohio. -v Wilson. Fitspatrick Quane.

attornsya. Cincinnati. Ohio. April js, uii. Notice ia hereby riven that Anna vine-ea.

No. lit! Warsaw a has been duly appointed and qualified by the Probata uou rt ot nuuiwa ouoir, Ohio, as administratrix of th estate of Nicholas Ming, deceased, lste of said county. WILLIAM H. LUEDERS. Probate Judge and ex offlclo Clerk.

Hamil ton County, tjnaries Aatgennorst. Jr Bivmver Bldx, attorney. Cincin nati. Ohio, April fl. llll.

WsittM 1. herebr riven that "Anna MingaSiei No. Warsaw av, has been duly appointea ua uuaimea, vr tne Probata Court of Hamilton -County, Ohio, aa administratrix of th estate of Carolina Mingea, aeceaaeu. laieot aaia WILLIAM LUEDERS. Pro-bat Judge and ax officio Clerk.

Hamilton County, Ohio. Charles TaUcenhorst. v. Ttivmver Bids-- attorney. Cincin nati.

Ohio. April 12. llll. uim la hrrbv riven that Oeorre Koehler, No. S241 Harvey ar, baa been duly appointea ana uuaiinea or tno Probata Court of Hamilton County.

Ohio, as executor of th astat of Barbara Borg-eL deceased. late of said county. WILLIAM H. LUEDERS. Probata Judge and ex officio Clerk.

Hamilton County. Ohio. Powell eV Smiley, Provident Bank Bldg, attorneys. Cincinnati, Ohio, April 11. llll.

Tf. BL Engineer5- Office, Florence. Ala. Sealed propoaala will bo receTVed here untli opened, for furnishing rock crushers. Fur ther information ew oppuoaua Thsssfjny CAPSULES IV.

Coptlm, C.bom et 4 Irlecssl I'MVlll Is NICY) 24 HOURS th sam disntst with outlnoonraftiesei. Sold hf eA trmoittt..

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