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Dl ptoi fceyf Lai ettea tag tf uxse SsllS eat its tamo edtllsj CM 'air mary ivy I an 'Ing I mu( tin. I set all Ipae.jl Ie. fJ rtlcidl The evelel thdrfl forel? kryli I fire Cte 1 on) and hi agtlj ice el iinlsbJ) osinirC Ider t'tht) lor Ciep aulei' ita orrn il ne. rkvej he tij iv iarro w. la al.nf rharlt ear- io BUSINESS.

Cotton Goods Demand Results in Distinct Pressure To Place Late Orders. Jobbing Trade Awaits End of Coming Conventions. araouL iaic i tb ajraniBM. New Tork. January for renorted freely In dif manufacturer, any concern at present Allotments Are Expected.

The worsted dress goods field has takan no section during the few days 337 Jjelhl avenue, Cincinnati. WEATHER CONDITIONS Ls Keported By United States Department of Agriculture. The followlfic table how the state of 4he weather at thplacs mentioned, as Indicated by the Weather Bureau at 7 o'clock laat night, ninetieth meridian time tlon. a H.ue DressmakUg Hu Bee.e Csmmta ii Ceosfeneace of High Prices, TU Said. ATLANTIC BTATIS Noriefleld 11 11 Best Nte Trk Pkiladel i Si KarTiaburiJV rJalusa.

Weainf's 34 Norfolk 34 II Kel.njk. MM HatMras. 30 40 Charleelea.40 41 ferent irt of the rnavrket. Buyer need JwekMt jt -i where toot and neaJ-by de- Uitmu, 04 01 i 0C 0C C) 0C of, OP. 0C, 0 I OCi )tvrte axe not readily obtainable there 0ULy ffTATXS Is a eUetlnct prenur to iaoe lata bual- AtUnta 0I Cj nee.

Thle la noticeable In the cray W. S.M dlTlrfon In and it rB, Reported alao In yarna and In parta or i2.aio MO the wool fabric Orl-S I 02 Cotton od. opened the week firm JJ. JJ JJ and advanced. Salea for delivery In the L.

MO nd quarter of the year were made P.U. or, to eome Important factor, who are art- 41 44 dently aaWaned with the outlook thue tkMmMMu old arly fn the year. The Johbera will not c. CWuti MM 0 becJn to eome Into the market, freely OHIO VAUXV until towrd the end of the week, their 14 14 convention, belnf tchoduled to begin on FVteri Monday. I'Jnln 11 14 Floor-coverln men were In the mar- ciwnaaatl keta and to attend their convention iiuu t.

il thla week. It atated In primary, dr- de that there will not be very much doinc with the JobMnc trade until after kettae .12 the conventions, aa there aeema to he NMfc.ill. UM Kreat variation of opinion current a. LAKE RET.10N in the real ataWUty of the marketa for BoCalo. to OP the aecond and third quarter of the JJ year.

ret'ni. Cotton Demand Marked. 4 B. 21 Supply and demand condition, are ft Artkiu.Te II very marked In quartera of the Oreen il cotton rood, and cotton yarn market 0 Neither the price of cotton nor the coat p( WtI)f of labor enter. Into trade dlacuaelon.

rhm 31 where certain rood, are dealt In, a. It Duluti. 24 34 A I 0 or, 11 ii r. 11 0 fj It Cj 0 Cj I 0 or, Cj or, i.c, .04 04 01 02 in purely a iuetlon of how the rner- VTrEn Mm VALI.PT chandlse snau d. aecurou ro 30 14 8 who are unwllllnn to sell and who re- jj, in 30 14 8 fraln from pressing anything upon a Madiann.

2B IS buyer. Some of the heavy brown aheet- rh Cit, 2d 21 20 8 wide sheetings and colored cotton. 2 are particularly for January and MfaM MS Kebruary delivery. and hothouse KeoluL 34 8 .1 An Inta for til VI IIP ot tiOB. i I I PPTR MISS VALLEY III Uuie 3 li II Cr.

Miaiplua It If 0 UISSOLPJ VALU'V for'M. VI. 3J 32 12 Hfit, Wichita, 1 31 CeiKardu 32 i4 luki SioiuCitr 20 90 V.l,.ti.. 2121 Kira. 20 Moorkrad 20 20 Biararck in 24 22 22 Williitoo II 22 01 P.

04 P. 14 1C, I' tr, 0 8 0 R0TI-Y 14T RZOION Hiw 24 Halrna 14 1 Kilurell- 24 Boil. It Pnesl.lle 26 21 Y'mtoee 14 30 Skrridu. Il 24 Under 11 24 14 tA RioCity 2120 N. Platte 2J2 VtL.Citj 2 MooM 24 34 J'tloe tt IIhitw.

22 34 2 'inWitj 2 34 'Iklakieu 1 34 i ffl 0( 04 0 "ICf 04 14 ry a 10 0 i't 0 Plfia MM Of, 42 or r. mp n.r i JJ Pboenia 4 14 0T p.trn ir st.ore Simkai-e. TatM 42 Wtle 40 43 CADIAN NORTOWKST Th. Pan. 12 0 12 vTirrir.

20 M'nedow. 22 24 IH S.f'arr.Dt 14 22 Pr. Albert 22 Battl.fr rd 10 14 14 20 r.lnrv 24 30 Kdmntna 24 24 Kamlonr 22 2 fll'T I 0 0 0C 0 (i CHRISTIANS FACE RIVALS, Saws Bishop Hartzell, When Mohammedans Convert Africans. "Thirty converta to Mohammedan-Ism for every one to Christianity are the appalling figure, on twentieth century rellgloua conversion among natives of Africa." Bishop J. C.

Hart-xell, of the Methodist Episcopal Church, told students at Lane 8em- It Is stated that the cutter, are well tnary yesterday morning. covered with ordera for cloths. aJid "Missionaries of the Mohammedan are taking in what la due, even wnw. they are niverwta va.ii. nMi ompany.

leve- i -w I l.nil 110 ASS- CttarlM t. a.l,r Wllllan. al)ers I Seeond Alternate Arthur Christian srhaner. Henry C. Maulherger.

W. c. Avert 3070 Kidney avenue. Wilbur winter. William A.

Shaw. i Kdward B. Steller. James McKlrahan. netL Lewis Patera, August C.

llaner Representative Stephens also an-1 R'ttiwrh Patt.rn company. Cleve- v. Iland; 116.000: William F. Henning. Anna nounced that he haa nominated Ar- Henmng.

Donsthy A thur A. Orlese. 2353 Deckebach ave-, H.nnlng. Charles Btndernagei. nue.

Cincinnati, a. principal at An- i napolls Academy. He haa two more snydar, J. A. Biahop.

K. Rice. C. B. i R- prlnclpalshlp appointments at Anna- Oarwig.

polls to make, begldes a number 'wa unteera DECREE RJEVOKED. aeaciai. Dtar ro rsa Bworraaa Lexington. January 3. A de cree of divorce granted to Mrs.

Or a Smith Irlng by Judge Samuel Klrfey la Loulsvlll laat week, was destroyed to-day order of Judge I Company. Cleveland Heights: 1510.800; enxaeer. vyiittam a Klrby. who had not signed th decree, T. necner.

r. c. itteiaei. a. a enntr.

n. I. uj I A Woodland Termmal Cempany. Cleve- mw 11.004: John w. Roy.

Robert F. that the divorce was the third ob tained by Mrs. Irlng, and that ahe contemplated accepting a New Tork snHllonalre to bex her fourth husband, and that the latter already had presented her with a $51,000 mansion. DIES AT WASHUJ-QTOH. Mrs Lauretta Crook's Pettlbone.

wife ef James Pettlbone. Vice Presl Washington. D. C. yesterday, lira Bingham.

C. W. Sellers. Jerome C. Fisher.

Stanley ctrr. Advasjce Motor Bare Company, rtaytoa; 313. tet; W. W. Hendrts.

F. H. Stachler. mi Wawtrtae. T.

I. Hiutr. tamae Wamae land. 31lo.t: I. peter A.

A Ecgler. M. A rhaptro. Klein Rablnee, A. Clark Oampanyv Cleveland; tlt.Ott $21 00 Sparks-Wlfhtnirten Cempany.

Clevaland; 1 til to II. til 7(1 i Harvara l.umrter vompway. vivveiann: dent of Use Pettlbone Brothers Com- art to I1 wt. TIlJE CINCINNATI, WEDNESDAY; JANUAKY 7, 1920 -a Approximately $400,000 I. belnc pent by the Trallmobile Company, Fifth and Culvert atreeta.

in the con-tructlon of a complete new plant at Kobertaon and Thirty-fourth 1 Oakley. The alte occupies the ea.tarn 0C' I end of the former race track. REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING 4r, 0 JJs' Colonel Max Flel.rhmann'. home on 14 Cj I Lafayette avenue, adjoining Mt. Storm Park.

In Cllftun, ha. been bnuKht by nr the Sacred Heart Convent and Acade my for approximately 170.000. the sale being handled through the Frederick A. Schmidt Company. Because of the recent removal of the seller to California, the academy 1.

to obtain immediate possession of the property, which will he converted into a college and made ready for the next clasr. which opens In February. The deal takes In all the sround. containing 10 acres, with a frontaKe of approximately 1.600 feet on Lafayette avenue, extending to Mt. Storm, The realty adjoins the present academy of the Institution.

For several years the 8leters have had under consideration various plana for enlarging the academy, and It was only recently that tho home of Colonel lelschmann wa. placed on the market. The fact that the purchase or i would give considerable ground 0 ss well as a building ready for im- V. f. mediate occupation resulted In th 1 I I hnvera maWinlF an offer offer not ahlnment.

The rising gray-cloth markets and the rising co.ts of finishing would be the occasions for a further advance In printed good, of all kinds at thla time if printers had anything to offer. Bui soma Bf the large printers and con-vertera are sold ahesd for a long time, and cannot count upon having merchandise to deliver. More Inquiries were reported in waah-goode departments. It was stated In two or three places that home dressmaking haa become very common In consequence of the high prices asked for made-up goods. LTnaettled conditions in the ready-to- wear markets are not causing fabric Portl.ncl '2 41 Rraelxtrs Weatuara Toaopah 20 r.orfla.

4 4 Red Bluff SFmrrlircM I. Arrrle. 4 Sea Diaco.M .14 0 0 (' OPt .2 0 0 0 Clear. Partly dourly. Cy Cloudy.

1,, Rain. 8 Snow, Relow ter. through the Srhmidt (.0 Cooper, the home of John R. Miller. 3551 Shaw avenue.

Hyde Park, an eight-room frame dwelling on a lot 50 by 200 feet, to Flora Welshman for $11. (km. The buyer recently disposed of her Ironic I on Paxton road. N. Begien.

Feoerai Regional Di- i tf the It nH Railroail. ompany. i iitiiitia i Jordan. Laara L. Mllea Southwestern LJnes, wiin nesaquanera jor.

alternatsshlpa and Is calling for vol- Pay M. S. Smith. Dewey W. Miles, Charles I In Cincinnati, also picked up a home J.

BWIlin. Greater Akron Improvement Cosnnanv. I Akron; W. B. Teung.

A. W. rtoyle, D. W. I Maxoei.

M. M. Rlgle. R. I Moor.

Oaten Cempany. Cleveland lit 100: I S. Werta. E. K.

Oatch. Trlnter, 3S. Ary. i C. O.

Ston. Live Stock Peoflt Sharing Company. Cleveland: 110 C00 Otto Ppark. E. F.

O. B.hrtnger. T. D. Lamb.

J. L. I Vaughaa. levelantl Heights pavings anil l.n yasterday, paying approximately for the home of Mrs. Jennie Cist.

263 Greendale avenue. Clifton. The rale was handled through the QroesbccX. Dickson, Kahn Company and the Ce tral Trust Company. The house Is of frame construction on a lot 100 Dy feeL Harry Hake, architect, has been au thorised by the Building Committee of the Cincinnati Masonic Temple Com pany to go ahead with the working plans for the new Masonic Temple, to be constructed at the southeast corner Cleveland Court land Company.

of Fifth end Sycamore streets. Tenta tive plans have been In process for al most two years, the officers working ont general scheme, but adopting no definite plan until all property neces sary had been acquired. Tbe recent purchase ef the Nevada Building enables-the holding corporation to pave pany. Cincinnati, died at hsr home In I Xanewviiie Fr.it en pany. Zaaesviii; the way for getting bids.

Tbe annual Pettlbone, with her husband, left set to liee.at American rwrge and Cwrn pasy Cincinnati Ire years ago. Th body will be forwarded to Cincinnati for buriaL Service, are to be held at the chapel IB Spring Grove Cemetery Friday. Cant: lllt.et to tl.tet.ttt PBCREASES. Wlleog ftaildlrrg Osnpany, Pain. Ill te tli 004 Kiel Iron Works Company 3M.3N te I meeting of the company will take Blace it ii H.reni iiuraDua rtexi Mono ay evemns-V XX Moses fjohen, of H.

Cohen A Son, en tile gaged In the metal business, has bought through Theodore slayer A In conjuactioa with Jacob iTT 7. ta Ann I OILS AND GAS. New Oakley riant Usts of purchase 'ams will "lents that the American negrb I. In- lot 100 by 235 feeL mpany. The Sisters, according to present plans, later in the year are to start be ready to make allotments on a llm- mentally.

Mr. Beazell has disposed of hi. lted scale to th Jobbing buyera, who la marvel that he ha. any house on Wyatt avenue. In Kennedy will vls-t New York next week for their sense at all, after the Improper way Heights, to R.

C. Johnston, of the V. regular winter meeting. Hie large In which he has been treated by the t. Johnston Machinery Company, for makers of staple women's wear wor.teos whites, said the Bishop.

"For 3 000 who have sold for delivery beyond the years the highest responsibility ex-end of February are the exceptions to pected of the negresa was to resr tbe general rule, and consequently the cn)(jren t0 be gaVes. and of the negro time Is drawlne near when allotments t) abor )( the ror siarcn, Apni ana pernap -ny w. In order. Although it is not to have the buyer on the ground. It la thourht likely that the opportun.ty SALARY BOOSTS URGED All contracta for the principal and Initial building-, have been let.

The perapectlve. shown above, give, a view of the completed plant, part of which bow la under way. Including the large two-story building, a battery of garages and tbe power plant. The main building will contain aquare feet of floor brokers, the fiat building at the south-1 east corner of llcliel! avenue and Vine streets. In the upper end of the northwestern peru of Avondale, paying 322.500 The property belonged to Jacob K.

Eyrich, who constructed the Improvement, consisting of a three-story building of two stores, four suites and a Janitor's apartment, as well as a aep-arale garage building. Charles F. Wallx, Secretary of tho Building Construction Employers' Association, to-night will make an address at Waterloo, Iowa, before the annual meeting of the Master Builders' Association of Ihst state. He will return Friday. The Kirst Church of Chriit, Scientist, of Norwood, organized but a few years ago.

will build Its place of meeting on the south Mde of Weyer avenue, Immediately adjolninx on the west of the MaJtonlc lodge of Norwood, near Main avenue. The eHe for the improvement was bought yesterday through Reehl, Mather." Dyer, brokers, the conffrvgation acquiring 100x136 feet, paying At a meet nit; of oillcers were appointed for the purpose of financing the construction of the ing. The congregation has not adopted any definite scheme ror iia meeung place. The selection of the A eyer ave-i nue site will aid In the creation of an Institutional atmoaphere In that neigh-I horhood. there being two churches, a public school and the Masonic lodge home within a block.

the erection of additional buildings. which will he of the college type. nh-hsrd K. Grsnt. landscape archl-The Flcii-chinann home was print wno Tiitlng his parents In pally noted for Its trophy room, be- Kennedy Heights, is contonplatlng ing about the largest of ita kind la locating in Cincinnati, moving Ills the Middle West.

It contained me- ijuffalo. N. Y. Before mentos of the numerous hunting and fishing; trips of the seller. The house, erected It) yeara ago.

contains 20 rooms, and is suitable for educational purposes with slight chanes. The exterior Is of stucco on brick. I going to France a a member of the American Expeditionary Forces, he prepared the plana for beautifying the grounds In connection with the home of Charles M. Schwab at Uo- retta, l'enn. George II.

Eeazell, of the elocU rr, Maymc Connor, through An-brokerage firm of Beazell ChalftnlU. I thony Kunx. architect, has awarded I Union Central Huildlng. haa arranged following contracts for the con- not runnlna their factories, religion are more active than those 0 for the purchase of the home of Mrs. They see many opportunities to resell the Christian religion.

The Moham-1 Amelia Met. 6336 Montgomery road, at a profit In the event of their work- medan Church has concentrated Its in Pleasant Rtdije. adjoining on the era persisting in a refusal to operate activities on the conversion of natives north the residence of Mayor John their machines. of the dark continent Ierge sums (Jalvln. I have been aside In all Mohamme- The house, said to be the most corn-dan countries for tbe financing of plete In that section of the city, sold such campaigns." for ,25.

000. The Improvement is a Blshrrp Hartzell criticised state- buff brick or two and one halt stories when so many buyera are In the market Tq Shortage of Teachers-will not be let slide. One manufacturer made small allot- Educators Frame Program, moots for early spring ow livery on cer- Nw Tork Januarv e.Materlal ln- approximately 113,000. C. M.

Anderson, Hunt aljjeet and Brpadway. is credited with having made a profit of Jl.SOO on tho farm of August Schwartz, containing 143 acres and located at Llndale. on the Batavla and New Richmond pike, In Clermont County. The property was sold through Morgan Wsmsley. Mr.

Anderson had the place under a two veurs' lease, with the pilvllcge of aln numbereatlnecloeeoruecamDer. tmtK, )n teachers' salariea were urccd purchase at .4.500. After getting title aiiu iu pi. 10-aay in a program rormuiaiea the last previous early pubi)o educaUonal officials from nine In November. The direct cause of the Ksstern states as a means of relieving Increase was in the advance In wages a critical shortage of teachers, which and the rise In cost of raw wool.

Ac h4, cosM) nan(irei, publio schools cording to report the hher prtos had threaten, to cioe. more. no affect on the operation of buyers, mi tl.o ahnvatl thnnaalvM mno.rn.il onlv over the small number of pieces OHIO CHARTERS. granted to them. sfscial diipatcb to tss avQrtssB.

limited production Is still the greatest Columbus. Ohio. January Midvale dlffloulty of many milla In many units Oarar Company. Cincinnati; 111, 000: Mor-the former balance between weaving 1 pruc, K. Bmlth.

J. n. Bruc. and iptnnlng departments ha. been lot xn.en Collin Bruce.

Emma U. because of a greater scarcity of oper- Motor Car Company. Canton; aUves In one or the other. Efforts to tl0oo. m.

Leth.nn.n, run oouoie snirts order to oaten up are also futile because of the lack of help. CINCINNATIANS IN LINE. Nominated Br Stephens For West Point and Annapolis. sreeiAt. siaraTcsj to ajrguiaaa.

Washington, January Repre-sentatlre A. E. B. Stephens, of Cincinnati, to-day announced the fol rowing1 nomination, to West Point Military Academy: Principal Malcolm McC. June.

Parkway Apartments, Logan street. Cincinnati. First Alternate carl r. nschoe in. stone.

dhrlv.r. David C. Bwrhart, M. Clark, Earl Smith. Wlllard Gas Goal Company.

Canton; llll. 000; Grg. A. Williams, A McDonald. Cslsns Pomrn.

Thomas II. allllr. Ralph g. Ambler. Valley Ice Company, Hamilton: 1:10.040.

B. Hanger. L. B. W.laenburgh, J.

L. Ulass. U. Sneod. A.

O. Wilson. McWad Tire and Robber Company, narr.ttavltl; llOt.SOt: J. MrVad. C.

C. Cox. E. 8nydr. Haln L.

Uault. U. C. Brats. Evan Know Company, Masstllon; John J.

teana. B. I). Wllllaon. Charl.s King.

Arthur TV Ellis, A. J. 34uriey Tool and Supply Company. CI. v.

land; 110.100; Edwin M. Leypohlt. William Murphy. William W. Leypoldt Lal.

fy. Howard O. Slagle. Portas Hiding Club Company. Akron: 21.009 H.

H. Eaton, F. H. Umrpham. a m.

a I If Mtadalman. A. Partrldr staoelmaa, A. u. rarrndg.

I Hire- I he sold It for $6,000 Piper Piper, brokers, sold for Dora Goodwin the t.ouble brick of IB rooms at 3535 and 1637 Michigan avenue, belonging to T. J. Dlttoe. for 1 310.000. The buyer acquired It as an inveatment.

The same firm aold for M. Rudolph the brick bungalow, 3413 Welleton place. Hyde Tark, to William Kllduff for 000. Rendigs, Panzer Martin start on their architectural career with plans for a storage building for the Fox-I Ahrens Engine Company, the improvement to front on Alfred street. near Colerain avenue.

In Camp Wash-' Ington. The building is to be of three stories and 78 by 10 feet. The archi- tects. who have opened offlcee in the i Palace Theater Building, will be ready for estimates about February 1. I The annual meeting of the Cincln-I nati Real Estate Board will take place next Wednesday evening at the Hotel Sinton.

arrangements for the dinner being msde yesterday by Walter 8. Schmidt. President, and Harry Mohl- Fisher A Diehl. in conjunction with structlon of a brick bungalow home on Eggers place, south of Harrison avenue. We.

wood: excavation and masonry. Valentine Karcher: cut stone. David Hummel Building Company; galvanized Iron and tin. A. Brown Son: Iron work.

B. J. Rowe-kamp; plaaterlng. Steve Ranz: plumbing. Jo.eph Geller: carpentry.

J. Al-brecht; electric. Al. Becker: hardwood. Herbert Glca.on: heating.

William Miller Range and Furnace Company. A. Collins, broker, sold' for Arthur and Lillian Iloycrs the duelling. 1SI4 Mentor avenue, Norwood, to Lieutenant Conrad Case, a member of tele fire department of that place, he paying $4,300. Ed Housefelt paid $3,750 for eight acres on Hillside avenue.

In Sayler Park, belonging to Mrs. F.mma ent- zel. He will use it as a iruca tarm. Hopkins A Beeler sold the S8-acre place of H. O.

Hajteman. two miles from Bethel. Ohio, to John Monroe, 01 Bantam, Ohio, for $7,000. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. (Tag Indicated In transfer la affixed at the rat of cents tor very fraction in vslu OT property eon.wj.

a VON ALE Harry Bendersk-y to Jess Levendorf. It months' lease from Janu- sry 3. 110. of flat at ei.vc.aiiu avsnua: monthly rant, 153- Jeaale E. IJndaay to jacoo Evrich .1 ny lu.

we 1 of Carlhag. ptk and Mltch11 avenue' al.o. 10 feel on outh side of Mitchell evenue. 50 feet eat of Carthage pike: 11. Jacob F.

Kyrlch to Moses Cohen, same propsrty; 31 ttsx 122 10). AVONDALE Alma M. BvU to Lena Schwarts. It hy lit feet on east aid of Mltch.ll avenue. In Avondal; 31 (tax 111).

CENTRAL PANfiHIDCE STREET Kate Ilowekamp to n.rnara t.ow...... HO fMt on north side of rtandrtdg treat, ltt ft east of Pendleton at roe II. CENTRAI FOURTH STREET central Trust company, Art Company, en yr leaa from rtecember 4, lll. 34 hr S4 feet on southeast corner of FourvJi nd Plum atrets: annual rent 31.100. with privilege of purchas at 331,000.

Oustri D. Ogden to am, yars" las from January 1. lilt, of tl feet on south side of Fourth tret, II feet Plum street: annual rent 1.25t of with privilege of purchas at III ltt. Emma M. Anderson to same, on rear" leaM from rtecember 1, Itll.

of Jt by II feet on south aid ef Furth street; annual rnt 1.44t. with privilege purchas 314. ltt. John Hauck Brwlng Company to ammj. one year's lease from December 1.

1111. of It by 14 feet on northeast earner ef Plum and McFarland streets; also. IL feat on north aid of McFarland street, fl feet east of Plum street: also, II feet on north side of McFarland street, adjoining: alo. if fet en north aid ef McFarland street, sdjelalng: annual real list, with prlvll, ef purchase at 111. ltt.

CENTRAL LAWRENCE HTRK FT --Frank RebatocK. pr en.rm. ew. by tt fwet ea weat std pf Lawreoc street. 10J feet south ef Fifth street: 11,70 (3lx 3I.

CENTRAL LIBERTT STREET Anthony Mack Henry Moaller. Areha4hot, 10 by ltl feet on northwest corner of Kim. and Liberty streets; 31 (tag '10 cents). CENTRAL TWELFTH STREET Charles Schasngold to Edward M. Black.

I years' leas from November -f I. lilt, ef Sret Seer of premie kaowa aa 133 East Twelfth street: monthly rent, 333. BOND HILL Maurice Pehunaa te Christina Poblman. Let In Hammal's addition to Bead Hill: a La. Lets 14.

Ml and III7 la Dal. wood aukdlvislea; $1 (las 40 ceuta). Edward Pohlmaa et al. te Christina Pohlman. same property; II (taa 32).

CAMP WABH1VOTON Alvina Welter te Jaeoph and Maria Haaa. 33 feet on etui aid of McMlcken aveaue. near Rlddl roadj 31 (tax 33). CARTflAOE Amelia Leppart re Hawry aad (Matilda Toams. part of Laws 4S and 4S In ijoturvlew aubdl.

lalo in Ou-tasuje; 31 (tax 34J. cSlBTVIOT Bertha E. fjchwefkerl tt sTnaa-eeth Heak. Let and IS la Oalg Bray wkdlvtalea; 31 I'U 3-U. OTtLsULAN a FL-SDI VISION Estate af Ja- awuracat to Gertrad O.

Jam eaut ef Let Its in aabdlrtstoa et Jews Coieaaaa'a eatata, aa Harris sa aveaaei 31 (taa low WSHIP-fksiwam Meabe te Peter Clalk, a tract ef kind ka aeetksta 34 la Deiht Tewashlsi 33 ties 3 fOa, FAJflLa THAXSrxJl-r. m. te 1 The preaant plant, in the city, haa been bought by the Krtnk Tea and Spice Company. K. and AbtaJiam Mors nrol 1AU fl on north uf Mentor avenue, in l.anhec.

tl tlai Centnj Mnrsanroth to Cbrl Gilbert, same proper!) II itax 4l Nn KORvtfxil Margaret Hopper to Frank Ilelea. .17 by IIMl feet en ninth of fVmeron avenue fWt feet eiist of Momgom-ry road. In Norwood; $1 Itax ZM. NdRWf OI-Joluinnah C. 8lt-ert to Joaeph Fit-here Lot 7 In Ml'la A Klin, seeond sjbulvlslon of Norwood.

l. Mary A. to Matllla F-kcrt. te north If of V'i Iti H-ifln-ger se-nn't l.loti In south Norwood $1 tlai 1 1 Nt'KWttult Cliarlra B. to It 1'ttl In Norwood l'ai-e tuiudl- vision: 1 'tx 371) NOHWflOD Dai Id Fr1eh to rtorf-nuin.

IM by 111 feet en portheajit eorn.r of 1 Klunieri' an 1 ll'lama avenuef. 111 II itai 12 iO). NORWOOD Th. Slehern Realty romi.ny to Hoa B. Nead.

48 feat on -at fide of Mont.omrry pike. In Vorwool. II ttai 314 OAKLtrr-J' hn Fanell to Krle and' Ru'h K. Hrelten.lein. oy i.m teet on H.

Company Rose B. Nead to Biebern Realty Co William J. Carroll to lneviol Co Margaret Hopper and Company Arthur Baldwin to Spring Urov Aveaue and D. Company Edward W. Hoaeus to North Hyde Park and A.

Company Jullum R. Crumb to Cincinnati Work- ingmen's Club B. and Ullbert to City Hall Bank Thoma. to East End A. lo Ellen H.

Cumberland to Oakley Bank. Mortgag-es Canceled. Charle B. Klump to Fundamental L. and B.

Co 000 Herman Cross to Accommodation 1. and B. co. Michael McPhllllp to P. William Brown to Cincinnati Work-Inkmen a Club and Co Jacob F.

Eyrich to WtrnBank and Trual Co Joeeph Eckteln to Cummlnsvtlle and Ang.lo Massaro to Jam 8trt u. S. and L. Co Jacob Brown to Herman Brown. Christian F.

Beltr to I-red Belts George 8. Mecxelireon io to Edward Felix. Jr gam to Brighton Bank and Trust ChraX2.I Highland, to' Hel c. Buckingham Hasel -C. Buckingham to Myer.

Cooper A Louis Traut to Cheviot B. and J.Se'plV'rx Barnhoni' Anuxnda AraouV C. Byron to' 1. jahnigan Herman Wehrman to John Kohl William Mobley to Republlo L. and to Southstde L.

Mltch.ll "to Routh.rn Ohio nd T. Co Justls Wollenhaupt to West End ana i eo Bemardena Weeteodorf H. rScVc. Law 'to Waiter JJ. Be JeeeSh'o.

oyian te Cestrai Trust RuoTpMueVlir t. Atlas and oSZTF HeU'-f f. Chsnei rri-tln? Tt. 1 fx to North Clnl elnnnaii Albert Provident AWWMI M.h-wk Stat. rtanK Edward W.

Hener Wwisel te Julia A. H.Jifl 3.900 3.000 4.400 7 Oi ion I l.boO ltt 2.711 7.6tt l.ttl 3 100 300 400 13 tt I set 711 4 04 1. lit 4.010 BILXION-DOLLAR CAPITAL Ta Fixed Tor General Motors Corporation Under BTew Plan. Janaarr The Ktntveky OU Steaks. araciai.

iarrc ro tn aaevnaa. lulavllU. Ky. January Keatacky Oil ealee tll JTI STOCKS Old Itotnlnlen Old LHiaauiloa Iupl.a briat l.akre Pyramid STOCKS. American Koyaily Aaeoijlaled Aiipiaaa American Oil Bis Hend Hig glnklng Buchanan bachelor.

Banner Dreahdnaufbt rlxelaad Iulea ktwadl Equitable Kedrral Favorite rm I-anr fidelity Planner, Oiaat Iakvs Gordon atill.r I nO Bite II UlhlC? LUHl.lIll c-ifcuv acres, half of which 1. telng de- veloped. Part of the tract contain, a Hum. private to be flne.t of Us kind In the switching Cincinnati. limit, of Louisville lauial l.an l.o-Afi.n ug Cabin Jostle William F.

Wtttfneyer. 23 by 100 f.et on Mct'onthe north aid of Hott aianu. too fort newt of Audubon street, el iui lli. Wtlllam F. Wlttmey.r to Edw re.

Witt merer a tract of land In Purvey Q1H In And.taon Toemhlp. 11 ttai S3 fioi. William rosary .1 al. lo lloae Koarty, 2." ty Iimi feet on west aid. -f Maruult street; 1 Ii HTIlE PARK William Mot'ey to Heonr and 11111.

Btorknian. 33 by reet on frr- Mona UV Mrr tianta MrMro Marina National o. and D. Md ofuiulon I'eltLan I'ramld ITodutera' tl and tliiisuxl svcc cM fet lh of 1111011 lti lf um Ki rosjul. VI uai ll HVIVB PAHK-Hattla Eahman to Julltia R.

ajMl Curi uiiib. (Vu 1 fert mi nin-ihwnM tM of Mjtxliauii na 1. in Hy4 Tark. $1 (tax $10 n. Bii-h to Earl" WtntrraoiUa and Arthur Itsvidwln by 1 1 il fct on utri49Hat cori.r if road and Andrews avenue, fl Ki $7 IIVI-E PARK PrfT J.

I 1 cm to Ioim w1-win. tM by VUO fat on vt -H1a of Micnl-Csui a4jiut-. In Mt. lLooktui. $1 itai $1.

llAHK -EitUr of Mury Kllr -ur i Metrrv J. lVtaniaji. T7 f3tt tn nortli fltlt o' lrvmtory avenue. eaat i( rwrvatory place: $1 (tax $4t. HVIK PAKJC Myfrs t'ooi-er t-.

iihtrliie Roche. 1O0 fte of. aoulh aid of Krle avanue. rvS feet aast of (Jrace $1 (tax 17 Hit. KIvKXf3Y HEIGHTS- -T-Mna ltearail to f-ltna Johnatnn.

I-ot 1-1 In Rfl eit a Kiit-lUlalon of Ketinrd; He4ichia, alao. wr't -f lot Ktvt K. niirxly Itfttta ruLattl. Islon $1 (tax KENNEDY HEKIHTR Margaret K-lly to Joneph and HarUirt Guin. f0 15f in north iM of Tern iuri ir.

in Kennedy HetghU, $1 tx fO otnt 1RW1 yuet ii Koyalty Kustllf ltri Hnuthrrn Het urtty Mrturil hud JC Htfltitoti burtiy HmIm I til it sr (11 on O. and Vernaill" lury rlKht Williams tn worth outing. Ky It. ISh. I Bid I PHce.

IM'1 1 21 1.41 1 31 l.e 14 1 it 1 14 li li li 1 li 17 41 i 21 10 14 i lt it i IS I 1 3D 21 1 2 20 1 32 1 3TL 2 'a ii 00 40 1 1 1 1 TV, 1 01) 1 irsciaL DiirTca to tss s.tyrissa Luna. I'luo. January i Cruel oil price, for the arloua arailee iter bi I at th w.lls are as -enusylania an.l houtli-oaatern Ohio II. Corning 13 10. Fomeraet 13 21.

Cabell y. ft 41. Kag-lanl II 71. North an.l Uoulli la.tiana 12 k. I'ttneeton alt.l Illinola 13 rl)liiouth (111.) i Kaluta; II 13 or.l- itlit t-i 76.

heavy II 30 Ueal.ltoti II. Kleetta 1- 1, 1. VlrnrieltiL. Thrall, Utiawn. aileniona 10.

1 11 II In Ct 41, Ca'ltlo and Homer aho.e 31 degrees II 31. alio, 31 'legree. 12 10 31 d.gree and nliov. 12 40. Bull Bayou 12 10.

Ca.l.lo an.l Homer heavy rru.le 11 25 Wyoming nuotationa halt III 70 I gift 10. 111 31. 1 WO 120 25, WW 121 25 Oil City. January run. in nt.4 oria Aetna Explosives Air Reduction H.

A. Tobacco new I Cnevrolet Motors i Coeden A On Curt I Aeroplane Elk Basin rr.ereon 1 000 Federal Oil 1 100 Olen Ro. 3. Off Qrant Motors Oil 100 Hupp Motor International Motoia I. land Oil oo Herl Merrltt Oil 100 Midwest Oil Midwest Refining 3 100 New Cornelia Northwest Oil I.

tot Nlplaalng Okmulgee 4 OOt Peerless Motor so Pulp Paper 1 2, Ray Hereulaa Rapulpa Refining Slttelalr Uulf itolore 4 000 Phillips Petroleum Prod and Ref. preferred 2,400 I J- of th. General Motors H.lla Corooratlon. at California New Tork J. New Jersey Submarine B.at T'nited Motors I'nlted erde latv Creek Retail Candy 6 redlt bel.nre.

i -as. 17.7111 hrla. anip- in.nl oU.t erai. 31 brl. TOBACCO MARKETS.

irK'iAi. iiuriTca to tbi snqi-ibsr. Mt Htetling. Ky. J.nuary Tl.

to Bid 4 RO I7V, I Xi 3.VI 10 I 104 II I St, 14t 1 I I 4 SI1 9 4'4 132 li'i 14. 4V tl 178 i in is i I IVkji lw 41 I I 21 A 4 VI 7.17 AO so I "4 11, 42 12S Ilk 4 (11 IS 7V 7 1" rue. 4SJI 74l 1-1, 10 40 19 dayatlfled' a resolutVev, ef th Dlree-I jrTJ-jf XATT WTJT8 DlTOjXCE. 100.000 shares of cap-; 1. fee author! st II, S.10O.

m.i m-elerred and debenture. a MX) a share, and 50.n00.000 shares of authorised are harea authorised are lasrlal meeting to- VICT0K ABRAHAM BIJBJXD. Many frienda and former associates of Attorney Victor Abraham, who died Sunday, sttended funersl eerv-Icea held at the home, 322 Marion avenue. Avondale. yesterday after- I n.hhl David Phillpson.

of the 100 w. i Kockaaie stinm the The pellbearere were: Charles Igiauer. Jullua Kline. Samuel Wolfsteln. Samuel Fechhelsner.

Alvla 8. Kahn. New Tork. and Albert Drey-fuss, Omaha. Neb.

Burial was In the United Jewish Cemetery. Walnut rteno. decree entered to-day Helen draper mt valu Taft. daughter ef rormer uovernor Under tbe new plan, the SilOO.OOO Draper, of Mas.achua.tta. received a divided ss fol- 'diverse from Walbridg BmKh Taft, lows: 2CO.O0O or preteTTwn Bephw af roraaer rTesrasax nuuas par valae; 900.000 sf ssa-per-cewt de- Tat ad associated with farmer haul in stack ef $100 Jer "Jus; Ualud a(atas Attoraev-Oeaerel Wlck-003) staaras ef swrsn aw cisnt 4N netiture 1a th praetvee af Uer ta Mew Th.

Tafts were aaarrtad Bewtasi, Maaa, Fwbraary ID. 1317. ZrXi -war iu la O.lasd. Owls, dastrtal etwiroraloa the wwrid. Jeae.

Ull NEWS OF THE BORDER TOWNS COVINGTON. To IHamlsa Six Patrolman. B. Bullock. Safety Director of -Instoo.

yoatardar lo a reeolutlon. recommended that Uanlol Crout. Uamu.l M.r tin. Eurene Martin. Klchola.

I'rake. Ben jamln Law and RIB. Wllaon be from th. Police Department Th. Hon wa.

approved by the City Commie- alonere Crout and realsTiatloii. to become Th. other disulaaal are botn. factl. Irlday.

Edward Kiasaeyar. who was promoted to th pot of attain of Hollo. aa at yoatoraVay M. to asauma uf the Police L.4rlni.nt Friday Aluorl uart.ra aad will asauma hla u.w dull at th. asm.

time aa Captain Klm.yer Hmfetr K. Bullouk elated Tsatarda that he had bn conferrlns with aiitalu Kwmner relallv. to the uLhii.t......! nr a new system In tba I o- llioinan e.let-Ja asa nat the di.mlasal of patrolmen. H. dwlat.d the ac tion a rolteiiclimenl I 4 Treat tli.

Co. Inaton and vtairar Irlea U. Itonald. hetl.lary, Treasurer. Joha J.

Cllopy. Kuli Cltv Commlaalon.r Peter J. Gill tendered hi. aa a tn retognitlon of hut wrv eteaae In la.ea I i w. valuation 'Pie rale la.t ywr wm- tec id 7S cent for school purie.

the floailns oeni aim and other A.n.iut(itirr Cevtaatoa rwti.ri aav. uorn 1 talis ea the koe la tbe mum too w. yir. helir4 te ae leak In a kat uaia.tfi a loo. tlraalw.l a al uocupted ky Maai'niavt'We eatrj oaa naa aMlaialed at lurky oin mia Realty NEWPORT.

Fair Fries Rules I.tabu P. t'allahaa, Chnirnian on ln tvat of lttbg. haa -nt a lu lion Booaiaa Nowpoit detailins tl lali. l.lUa will alal.liiIir.l irim and maate and 111 An eltort u.ll I majr i 111. Laal aural, Inch can caul a peund Another bulletin cantaliia th 1 uitrd AiMtt.

t.iatn uartln farmeiiy were vrdmai, dear al II 10 t. It Eusene Martin rerm.rtr lor tba 1-: and S.a.u.1 kf "r'' from 3 10 110 I. 1 was of Police They aao prunl of Ii ctni. a liri of Police They had been urunl of ll rente a lirl d.motrd to th. rank o( palrolinau in Th.

l. Lett and traolution apptov.d Monday V. fc.a they w.ishla and learnttd tli had lt.en fur di.miewai rout and k.u.n. Hulm effeiad grocers In e.llli by Ih. beal Petit Jurors Summone P.tlt Jurors for th.

term of Court besmnias ti.lt auintiioood aa tullo. A Thuniaa. liarle Hti.i I Waoatnaa. Jacob llerln.oi. Krotl.tick a1' Henry U.r.old Juliu.

Il.rrud. A Klohr. Hlluo. liauiti 1 I layton. lie I lei.artm.ut.

ftjuik Free Across announced yest.rday a Bee ree --B I aaaaiutt la lo b. h.ld till morulas; funallfr Jaiob Hull subni.lte to couaia.r nlis-s a' ia i.aolutlon ai'proved Wonduy abollalied na ortlr.a of City Jailer John Murt.hy ana Turukeya William klllol and ll.ujainlu Sit It I. I i liav. Uvuutv Jane' lluich Btiotli atter the clly Jail an.l Led th Coin in laaioiiei a aay ehanse ill aave th city I 2utl a y.ai The Collusion and Newport era to meet Jointly to-morrow morning lo consider new raloa of fare and other banc r.lativ. to th Fourth Street viii.

la uhiihI t-y tit. to cltloa Th alet'nd rain tliat III the roli direction ana wuo.u Jsewport V.O. th. cty ln.urn.-l.ully ted eul that ma.t of a aertea of rlnie lirm.i on loot or by C. Kelley Heads Association titioil to lh.

'ly i 41 lay r.nueBltns th lvt' a.fena Iiee a.i"- It-ami tiruls 11 'rea th.tt a in. tl the tio.ei inn. lit annual chars of loi lAaaas- The matter or teneal I brlit.e for baaiia niliil.leia al. at a Joint NeKirl an.l CoMitsfn 1 Icy StreeU Baffle 1. uaat of tna nai peak uutomobll driver.

i machines lsln elide ant untnanable. and lale laat i I Ao.i.U.N al It. annual el.clloii laat l.ialit tllli.r oflleer. dlt.h-d cr William a who last midnight. he.

to th. a- lallon lor the la.t s.a yaara va 0 lent wa. to so to John llon.r 71 'aj to l.t in enacting a bill hl.h,. keeper on lh. Alaaan.lal ide.

for a In clue, or e-'-wtiJ claait. He aw. ill a.ek aupport of a Nil whlca If pa-ed. reo.iir. eandlCatea for I oii.ii.Uojlou.la to al the polU lh of gov.niiiMint to wlibjh tby aa- P'a iwaolutlnn was adoptttd calilrg on th 'lly iinil.al.mers to a flraliou in a.

noon a. the financial con dition the talll petnilt. It recommended that th. Comri.ieelon.r. purchae nougli proirty require 1 to Ilton treel to UeWU fara 1 Vine, r't'lek Klk nVim and ur uUon membe, fe'eeT 34k iVrs.

.12. rZ? Savannah. Jnuary I Turpentine flrni Heavy Tax Increase Planned at i "'e. .1.1 i iwine caaka. shlpmanta 64 ch.ks.

it A E. Btnraieil. i 7 h. eaaka Hoaln firm. re.

413 ship- animun- ed r.ambtTi ol tni 372 50 01. brl. Cltv Comml-lon ha.1 on aaca lists Former Tollfcrste Keeper D. almmon i.t I hi. horn.

tutnplka. dl.d Al.iandrta. lie by a widow and on. eon euneri. 1 h.

held Frid.y morning at the Church. Alexandria. Htwport Briefs. NOTICB Jacob Bros I0T Mo. strael.

ar. filing Bartwd- Dsac. Jan. transfars recorded trans to Henry and v-allniu. two feet on I''Jn ton.

Ilimia i.t John I.utner io Walnut trtt. WAI.MT HlUIjtS Mlciiafl Mcl'hllllpa to aold Hm, hlgb prlca I l-lona i vjv tn. Juhn tun ma n. wi wn ilW Dr, Ik. tvfrift Z7 IJ; l.ih fUlf 3I awllllie'J l-alrnfld ivnuif: SI MIX 60) liST END Elkn A 'itol to John IlOtlCet Hryttold-.

1 HO at'la jI W-iymlllar 81 feet from WKSTWi.H tV K'orfnrtw Ijiitb to William i'rn DU by i Ja leet on suuin of Ltaytona a.enu.. in 31 srsci.L Dt.i tTrB To T. xsgns.s nai 34). Parle, January Th. Paris toloiceo I market allowed considerable Iniprovenient Horteas-es Filtd.

I ovn thnt of yesterday, both In quality of the offering, and average re-Margaret Burns lo Pan Handle eaiveii. At Die houeaa there and L. Company 3.MO ,1.) a total of 110 If! pounds for a ljur. to Mt. Adama liuiming I money value of 177.001 II.

floor sverag i i JU'itiC a 7 a a srvmnaaiuiu. d. awiVd a. a pr.aa. 'itmn suhd, vision, in South Covington rInTon.

i T.niiiow.KY tax eull. nie.t or 1 i Insurance Company Is Defendant, M.irivj ixiiiuaii ui jrmiir Ma. k. fre.h to Wlnton Hearing of a roll agaiiuK ine Ir- nirl Lexington. Ky, January I A total of to be due.

133.040 pound, of was sold on the Lexington n.aiket Monday for an average of ii so a hundred The' market Waal Masons Dedicate Tablet. nln steady, with the n.tor. ahewlns a large A brnns tablet, eontalnlng a roll of nr eon.Tiinn vru.le leaf. t'nuauallv i th. name of all soldier, and large floors were the rule for the day.

mnora who partl-lpated In th World ir an.l only two house, completed sale, with Hng who were member of Masonic block sales at tao otlu-i houaea at which hp to be dedicated la the lodg room at antes ere begun. Hummer. Wrhouee. Masonic Temple. Fourth and Bcott streets.

Planter'. 4TS.fiS pounl. ''0 10 average i nttt Sunday ftrnoon. Member ami flrowers 402 475 poun la. I4 averaga.

ithe families have been Invited to attend the ceremonies. Curb Market. Quotations by Donilr.itk A Domini STOCKS. Teggmen Crack Safe. Frederick Faulwetter.

mantle dealer, reported to lollce yesterday thai th safe In his store had been blown open during Monday night, hut nothing of valu was taken, as tba safe contained paper only. Tbe door was blown completely off and a glasa door Lading Into th offle was battered. BajTstion Army Piles B-eport. Ensign and Mr Van Pelt, who have charge of tbe Salvation Army Industrial Home at 113 Madison avenue. Covington, reported during 1111.

321 men had been cred for end tht I 113 meat had been furntehed to lhm: aleo thai K3 fro bed had been furnlehed and work for a number of applicant had been provided. They state a number ef worthy rase are being taken care of through the receipt of th sale of old paper and clothing Covington Briefs. Mlaa l.lllUn Bouthgata. teacher In th Holme Hbsh fw-hnel. Is lo spaas this afternoon at a meeting of lh Mothers and Teachers' Club ef th First DUtrtct School.

A F. Rueajafc. 1S03 nrrard srrt. mall carrlec atit tatted two fraeturec lib. yesterday morning when he fell on th lee when making deliver! on Holman tr-t.

Cot. 'newt Ru.a.-k is the fourth carrier of th bb ta II I m-rZ jaw ROLL tucTO Bwoi ar CI OT SHIJrl'jn is IK il HI IUI bJWIl w.wtnt. aetata. I littTi- i Iie'v. Ottna.

ii.n.M.1 flw.le.-i 1 4 1 IVIIht it W.av.' Rels to John C. Ward avnu. Bllvu. Kr 13.100. vthrnt Walker.

411 Can' 1 making a total 4-1 haa been ai.eu t'o" iii li by lh. nou. llln.M of h.r n. -ih" ih rjrmoi1 new rat will proviitj 91 "1, inow. making a total for WJ' ot Thoma.

of 12 57. Th. lKnmK.ioner. "nl.ed for th. yi.r hy ae e.

VI- 10 lovld funds with ahlih to irnipni ry i Wy th. eapenae, of lh. ell, fori um notary Cl.tk obllstlon. I h.rd are II 1" Wheat p.ter .1111 announced jf IJ'J Marty and h-had William e.haefor mat ha had uanutd lianutd a. super, iw of valve.

In th. Wi'r Attorney Matt Herold. north of aason ro. 1. reel high and Leiwrimen.

Hluvefer haa I for th. "out of Oakley avenue. 31 (tax 32. ronfrr rUle. 220 OOt rU IM.EASA-VT llll'i rrana at an av.rnsu ot io "illar with hla n.w culles.

I 11 av.nua. Kllen H- Cumberland, l-ots 27 and 2S In 11 01 per pound, with eever.l I Is said io b. io bl. home. .04 air new a W.

ft Burkharf. ftral addition to Pleasant 10 an.l on. The I'Z turned hi. du- 1 vue. what last Igh It "id Hinge, II Itax 3D- Ing the hl.h mark of III average Quality Ao.il t.r.

and ein. I.ted dltlon w. much PR1CB HllJ-ls- her to Ietem Roth- of offerings inferior the meeilng lh. Commlwhmera. meeting of th' rn'" at hv feet north aid.

of War-. GI.e-,... Harry W. Arrival and A fo saw 31 'tai 31 ni.r.tfl To Tax xvyt ixxe Kllw.td Keliv who were named on th. additional teacher, for outh of Lana atrtat.

1 itax aju. Kour hnuara aol.l nm fol- -n T- aA I Suuarlntaiuient r. lev AAA hrvliava-si an 1.1 a fol O-l I HtltMirinia msm Court. William Pi. m.

rn. livatlnn r-sTn' i art nisTil nrit I iioei.r nr anl All I i pni'e IS. 141 71 Home sold 12.3ft rt" "Tn IM Vu.t of K-fward ll y.rday V-V high prli. 110. low prlr.

14 Pnra W. Brandt, sold Chalrni. Geo. 32Jtl: Farmer, and Planter. ld t.ltt door part of Lot 221 In lary.

with I tr tu'a high prne III. low prlr 14. average at the nr T'. on th 1 br. 133 51 I Holt I.

el. I or roriy-eacoiiu lcour.ey av.nu. Latonla. to Charle. Ve.t for 13.415.

A contest netwee 1 W. KBf.ll Traun tor A youih -bo Rock. 15 ye old. 1121 D.ii.a.lnhla. Penn wa.

pta Pl. and oompan) soo American maurane. llan. y. a Job to Kn.st HI.

Hon and Cnrrollton. Ky January I -Th. market John 'W aa I tba Southern llallw.y. ho fo Conn.ny iv to-day wa. e.i.t1 on all grad.

though U'ovlngton. seeks to recover 110, lot as the u'n io l. JeSeoh Haas to L'nity B. and H. tl In ough a.

1.1,1, as 1 101 r.n,.iV ttgun et.r.ly before Judge the bo t-ir alirit nuirtiU'i ran Had lv 5 Ther. wa. on.i.l.r.bl dluat l.fs. Coppln Company contend. that hla h.

I "a li Pearl M.r.et Bank. among the Keclpts the sv.nth floor of It. to 1 ncm n.tl li.ra U.A..-win to Peter Ulroe. heavy. w.ie held at only one Heventh and Madison told In the Mm in 5 Hrl Ige to La.t tt.J 5.iUi h.

Fit met wn.re 1 20.000 lb. sold Covington, to th. I tit I to live and itha John V. PlllloJ i ojrt IlooiK! 1 and for an average mound Jic l.llrtv Cnlon of th World in 1114 and I'" faVtorle and hu.liiea. I ii i-nmnanv l-Ovkl J'T h.

defendant company took but that tacion ne io Harold I n.t.ige, ihr liabilities of the con- I would not employ hl.n be. aut. l. and num. tl to tbi svgt laas hlr-foea li.

bl. for rentals, youth. ni.rHi judg. John Hed I I- ng- Judg. John B.

Head In Coving' wm endevor to communicate friends Mm ahsspeeted Theft. wife a burled 1" -of Jewelry has been mlssAn, rro-reported fc K. Benn.tt, Rb'TPer ami Ulenway avenue, to po.l A per pclng aa a i have taken the Jewelry A few mo.imer eobhed Scioto Brass Work Bewaa aad lew. Ralltaa. Slsjw aad Tablets.

leet re Pkatlaa-Orwaaaeatal Wsrlx, Maeaaaleal Dsvlr. aak aad OSe Fist. roe. Utawlsrv frtxtwreew pJj Brass aad Bn.tt cast- fC. US a swstaa opwev aien.

Saaatrart Newman Mfg. Co. ftfj fJYCAMORF. TRSrT. Genuine Cast Bronze Honor Roll and Mecorial Tablets Designed, modeled and our plant In Cincinnati snansblp of tbe highest Visitors welcome.

k- The Cincinnati Manufacturing Company CEoT A XI) EVA.NS STREETS. i Irggi waitMZrrm "EASY BILT" () T'TZTx1 NO WOMT-HO TRtll Bl 'JTL IMDIVIDOaL garages ThJsyC' TbHr Naaae ImplMa gjj JKj; "staay Btlt- Bscau.i th Uak" naalvldaar Bmism Th.r.'. a Partt. -i kar Osatsa for Tea. iSJs-iij- WivillrV ill I 1,1,1 "ew Beeklet Ask r.r I THE HYDE PARI LUMBER CO.

gVX SMTCa aUID M. AK W. 3L a CAEAOB las. Ttfssss ssaas ewT..