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quiet jules the Steel Mart i Ootside of Rush of Go.vtfn-ment Requirements. Civilian Buyers Would like To iUlOW flew Mills AeenniiUUoi wtr Materia! Fr Emergeit-ies. suriica to ma mow Vtw Tork. March St. The outside partet for steel haa been quiet and la Italy to remain least until the announcement la made of the irlees which will be operative after the intent agreement expiree on April J.

Oiler food reasona for a quiet market tkt difficulty of procuring steel and l(taeral curtailment of private- enter-rfct due to thla latter The requlrementa, directly and Indirectly, absorb by far the greater bulk si steel production inN ita eeveral Vtaches, with but few minor exception. It Is inmated alao that the Wash In g- tos aufhoritiea dealre that not only tsuld Government ordera take pre- ndtnce over all othera, but that a aur- las tonnai anouia um KiHMaiium nd laid alde for war purposes, me Mcewity for auch a couree la more Htant to the War Induatrlea Board Um It Is to the producera.vwho are atilr Importuned for material ror van hi ordinary commercial purpoeea. The UK and fabricating shopa are all buay ad the grosa outturn or tonnage is in' neulng. but the railroad situation. while Improving.

Is still Inadequate, tad the complaint of the Inability to ore aemi-flnished material to points at destination la general. Recent GOV' tmmeat ordera comprised a consider' tble tonnage of platea and sheets. The former are wanted by the. Emergency Fleet Corporation, and the lattetvare for warehouses and buildings of differ ent kinds for use in Franca. Wait on Price1 Flxlaf The Industry is awaiting with some uerness to learn the result of the con ferences last ee in Washington in the natter of price agreement.

An agree ment has been reached which, from all outward iln, Is agreeable to the steel Interests represented at the meetings. The proceedings have been guarded, but Is has come to be generally understood that no radical changes have been recommended and that there will tnly be a (ew readjustments of certain products to conform more closely with the base prices. Possibilities of a change In agree- v. neni pncg. 01 iron continue 10 aoaoro I Vie Interest of iron producers and con-f timers alias tad very little business has I i K.

Tvu aiwwii iwr BHjrnv wtjm. 10 ma eoanassni the question ot price comes ear way second to that of supply, and if only they could secure themselves br contracts they would be willing to let the price Uke care of Itself, but with producers It Is a different matter: Ihey appear to look upon the existing uncertainty aa a. fair excuse for holding hick. The real reason why the market Ms been quiet ls because there has eten no Iron, or, at least very little Iron sell. iThe furnaces, owing to a more Iberal supply of have been able to Increase their output, but the result Is tartly noticeable in the market, which bsorba the product as fast as produced.

Demand For Iron Increases. Demand for Iron, aa Indicated by oMroua Inquiries for small and heavy lenuts. la Increasing, and the scarcity supplies is as pronounced as ever. ncel-maklng Iron Is In particular re- Mt In the Eastern market some ex-teulvt contracts have been placed for ts Iron by manufacturers with Government work on hand and by the Penn- winia Kauroad ror its Altoona work a Aere hare also been several inquiries I round lots, but few of them have re-eittd attention. Locally there has been wy little business for several days, nt furnaces are already so well- sold that they have nothing to gain by "terttinlnr further obligations under ent circumstances.

At present they J'e their wqrk cut out for them in "Pint their contract customers satis-A Several foundries in the local die-t are running on a hand-to-mouth and are lucky to keep going In thla W. A number have actually closed "ante of the delav In racelvinar rialiv- of Iron already purchased. JJe copper market Is exciting little or concern. Government re-Jementa and copper needed by the segregate a considerable tonnage. In normal would tax the wcea of this country to ths limit.

demand from private sources Is or at 1.... H.k Producers havs atl the data of before them; the pooling with the approval of ths Tnment behind it, does away with Petition and obviates the danger of J1 energy from over-production at Wht and under-production at others. MEN AND MATTERS. (tarfe M. Moraaui.

muiiir of Kllf tow ft Myers and President of the Club, returned yesterday from lumber regions of Tennessee. He re-ahortage of labor and Insufficient of lumber for the demand. Clotala ue Belgian army for S3 months, who 'our months behind the Oerman who has been In' Russia, will (T Exchange Hall. Chamber of neT, April 8 at o'clock. lies Subtreaaury yesterday presented ftler R.

b. Barrett with a handsome "er euitcaae. The presentation was Aaaiptant United BUtea "easurer Arthur Eapy. who expressed Wt belt Wiahaa U- T. the aubtreaaiiry for his suc- "aneh of tha FoHoral num unlc 'F.

Barral aaauuivs J1B nW QUlieS In accepting the gift Mr. Barrett "imssed hla appreciation and thanks. Bosworth. Commercial Agent Of States' Department of Cora-and who has been in the Tar JnvestlgaUng the ehoe and leather ZZln- at the Chamber of Com-TJ yesterday. "Many American aucoeaafully advertised In Aua- "but th rk uaually ene through an Australian agency." oosworth waa Interviewed by a num.

iiJ. mni Esther deal-t the Chamber of Commerce. He re- 4. Jv'i reulU nU Investigations for 'dutt of tha 'h0 lesther He considers 2di tn wot fer- to by at be la for had and and that of as his next their laws. 4S28 at man ao.

enth West klna Ninth by, Heiary A Emma Bee, tarda 20, RolL Daisy been turned make E. the CLYDE SUCCEEDS EOPE As Vice. President of Carnegie '6 teei vompuij Ltiwr Hemes. racuL msratcs to res sxoctass. Vl Pittsburg.

Penn, March O. Clyde, a native of Cheater, for IS year Militant general manager of aiei ror to Carnegie Bteel Company, nas oeen promoted to the Preal deney of the company and general man ager of sales, aa well aa given a place on the Board of Director. 'Mr. Clyde waa originally with the American Steel Hoop Company, which waa abaorbed by the Carnegie Steel Company aome yean ago. He ta graduate of the Pennsylvania HUlUry Academy at Cheater, anq is a memDer or the Amerl an Iron and Steel In all three poaltlona he succeed Colonel H.

P. Bope, one of the original "Andew Carnegie partners, and who has-been with the company for nearly yeara. Colonel Bop Interested In eeveral private eapeclally In byproduct and will devote hla attention to thoae Intereata in the future. MUST SHOW NECESSITY Or Building Operations Wltl Stopped By Government. Philadelphia, March eon.

welt aa private building operations, that are. In the opinion of the War Department, unneoeaaary will be atopped order of the Federal Government dur, ing the period of the war. The conservation of labor, material and credit that the war may be aucoeaafully- prosecuted constitute the motive back of the drastic act of the Government. Richard Austin, head of the Federal reserve bank In thla district, made the statement on behalf of the. Government a meeting with- the Mayor and other city official! to-day.

"Private contract that were begun prior to the war," aalaV Mr. Austin. Vmay continued, because in auch case property deterloiiationa are to be consid ered, but no new work will be permitted 'Mmlesslt can be ahown that it la moat necessary." RAILROADS. McAdoo Promises Help Solving Terminal Problem of the Qneen May Undertajce Measures-To Relieve Situation. Chamber Ctmmeree Reeeivea Ei-eirtginf Ctmnrf lieatUa Frtm Directar-GeieraL Evidence that dndnaU's desperate seed better terminal already has the study of Director General ot Railroads MoAdoo Is contained In personal -letter from Mr.

McAdoo to the Chamber of Commerce Monday. There are many indications that ths Cincinnati rajiroad facilities are insuf ficient to meet the eeds.of the recent prospective traffic passing through terminating at that important gateway, and I propose to continue the very careful, thorough and expert study of the situation with a view to taking. If poa-, sible, the best methods for relieving the difficulty," said Mr. McAdoo. That the Director Genera! of Railroads desired to have It understood that Cin cinnati Is to have Improved terminal fa culties at an early date, and that he has taken this means to convey to the city's business Interests his Intentions In the matter Is the consensus of opinion ot Chamber of Commerce officials.

The paragraph of the lotter quoted above came at the end of a letter having reference to another matter, and his un-equlvneaf atatement In regard to the condition at Cincinnati and the fact that he already has made a serious study of the terminal facilities here la taken to mean the future outlook for relief is In sight 1 I'nairman w. wiiey, 01 me vnami or Commerce Committee on Railroad Terminals, hss made a detailed study of tha various terminal plana and will make report to the Board of Directors ss soon possible as to the recommendations of committee. re -SET CLOCKS AHEAD. vashlngton. March 23.

Most night trains technically will be one hour late Sunday morning as a result the changing of time under the new day light-saving bill. Director General McAdoo to-day ordered railroads to move clocks ahead one) hour at 2 o'clock Sunday morning In conformity with the Trains will leave destinations 8at-urdat night at the time. MABEIAGE LICEJTSES. Warriaga licenses were obtained by. the following at Cincinnati yesterday: i Albert T.

Malarh. 2 yeers old. 1222 I11 law avenue, civil engineer, and Ethel Hoberg, 21. Hamilton avenue. Rev.

Frederick Flinch, peugb. Harvey W. Hall. 22 yeare old. Dayton.

Ohio, riveter, and Cor! nne Oarbraat. 2d, 70S West Fourth street, domeatia. Frsd Feldkamp. za years oia. xixo oerman real, laborer and Freda Stein, 44.

2120 Oer street. Andrew J. Qulgley, OS years eld, Chicago, public accountant, and Mary M. Tipping, Slnton Hotel. Ray Adams.

21 yeara eld. 808 West Sev street, painter, and Mary D. McCabe, Due. Boventn street, ace mat raaa. Prealy Rhodes, 27 years eld.

S91 Wartrmann avenue, cook, and Maoie uoy, si, avi nenr-man avenue, domestic Albert Manley, 20 yWe old. Ft. Thomas. aoldler, and Sadls Lampbell, 20. 427 Hop.

Street, bookkeeper Frank 11 years old' HIT East street, machinist, and Bertha Wlllough. IS, IIS East Ninth street, domestic Rsv. Haefner. Licensed In Kentucky. marriage license was obtained by tfie following et yeeterday: Edgar n.

22 years eld. and N. Haaa, 20. both ef Conataaoe, Xy. Louie Mlddendorf, 44 years old.

and Anna 01. both ef Cincinnati. Lee R. Maloeweky. 30 -aara eld.

Clncla-natl, and Emilia Frlea, 31, Covington. Marriage licensee Issued at Newport werei Jamas B. Hunt. 14. and Pmaars B.

Smith, both of Chicago, III. fflrara Rltchhart, 30 years erd. and Edith 21. both of ChlHicothe, Ohio. Stsvsn W.

Pre wltt. II years eld, and C. Hauck, 41, both of Cincinnati. Roseau L. Btorck, 11 years eld.

and Florence JL Jackson. IL'bstk of Dayton, Ohio. E. Brown and Gertrude A. Murphy, both fit Melbourne, Ky.

(. settle EEirars. Charles Sample. Interstate Commerce Commission Inspector, who has in New York assisting Oveornment officials In relieving congestion there, re. to Cincinnati yesterday.

He will hla headquarters in the olTlce of Asalatant United States District Attorney K. Bruce, as ha has been detailed to Cincinnati district to assist in the handling of transportation problema involving particularly the movement ef foodstuffs. THE EXQUIREK, CINCINNATI, TUESDAY, MAHCH 2G, J9I8 REAL ESTATE A(ID OUiLDIilG Much speculaUon prevaUed la real1 estate circles yesterday aa to the identity of the buyer of the southwest corner ot Smith Augustreets, bought by Joseph Leckner. attorney, for ISS.OOOk nd ths possible effect of this sals on the Plans of the Cincinnati' Terminal Warehouse Company for Its 11.000 000 building project Lackner, connected with the law Arm of Maxwell te Ramsey, which has represented the Pennsylvania Railroad pn numerous' oecsslons in realty purchases. declined ito make any comment relative to the purchase of the Intersection.

The deal takee In a frontage ot about 179 feet on Front street, east of Rose, being the former furniture factory of Henry Cloeterman. who resides on Prloe HiU. Intereeu Identified with ths Cincinnati Terminal 'Warehouse Company late yes terday expressed some curiosity as to the object of the purchase of this holdlnw and probably other parcels. Ths Cloeter man property forms an around the Meader furniture u. u.

Harrison, largely Interested la ths development of the proposed terminal warehouse. planned v. Cleveland engineers, last evening was of ths opinion that the purchase of the Cloeterman hold ing would not In ths least interfere with the construction of ths imnrovement. which would lake In the preaent plant of the J. A.

Fay a Egan Company.at Central avenue and Augusta street The warehouse company now controls the property between Augusta and Front streets and westward from Central avenue to within a short distance of Smith street The Fay Egan people havs Uken all the preliminary steps toward the construction of the new home at tha southwest corner of Paddaok road and the B. and a W. Railway; but will not take the decisive sten until the Terminal Warehouse Com pany receives formal approval of Its financing proposition from office of the Secretary of the Treasurer. Washington. This, it Is said, has been tentatively granted.

With It would go the assistance of the Government in the matter of securing transportation for the haulage of Its supplies. It was Intimated last night that the Pennsylvania Railroad, which haa a small, freight station at Smith and Augusta streets, was planning to establish more adequate facilities for its shippers In that part of the city, J. St Clair Glassmeyer has the general contract for the construction of a one-story 'addition to the plant of Palm Bros et Lexington and Regent avenue. South Norwood, the. new part being of one story, 10x10 feet -XX.

Abe Cohen, shoe merchant recent purchaser of the ftrmer residence of A. W. Hay war, on Springs. Avondale, Is to receivs. estimates until April 4 through Howard Mcdorey, architect for the construction -of a private garage, St feet square.

Glenn Ebersole, son of W. V. Kber- sole, who Is in the air craft tlon department of the navy and a 1 candidate for commission aa Enaignf apent yesterday with his parents, leav Ing In the' evening for Washington. D. C.

Xv Homer TrVessel will receive estimates until Friday through Warner Ad-klns for ths construction of a two-story stucco) residence for Grandvlew avenue. Walnut Hills, ths dimensions being 72x40 feet Mason, of tl( Cleveland avenue, expects 'to let contracts through F. Sheblessy, architect, for the construction of a two-story addition to that holding, to Include sleeping porches. Msny members of the Real Board, who have volunteered for the third Liberty loan drive, to be conducted under the direction of Lewis R. Smith, held va preliminary meeting yesterday afternoon.

An undertaking establishment will be conducted at the -southeast corner of Chase and. Apple, leaaed yesterday by Helnrich Jt (Llgterman. through Theodore Mayer at Bro. for It months. at $540 a year.

The property belongs to Mrs, Helen Finn. -M. Li. Barbour, broker, sold to Fried-eka Manning the property of George Stroup, OUT Florida avenue. North-aide, an eight-room brick, with lot 11x140 feet, for ,16.200.

x- C. M. Foster, architect, has given Fred Weber the general contract for a private garage In connection with the home of Oscar Kuhn, lis Lennox place, Avondale. Martin Fisher Is preparing plans for a concrete wall In connection with the plant of the Wllburine Oil Company, Banklick road, Covington, to cost 23.000. s- xx The Cincinnati Shaper Company' applied to Building Commissioner George B.

Rendlgs yesterday for a permit te erect a one-story, bfielt- mill eortstruc-tlon sddltion to ijafplaat In the rear of 01i Garrard street The estlmsted cost Is 110.000. SEAL ESTATS (The tax Indicated In the transfere are af-xad at tha rats ef cents for every 1404 or multiples thereof In value of the property conveyed.) AVONDALE Henry Schwa its te Peter Hoffmann. Sve years' laaae from July I. 117. of storeroom en southeast comer of Windham avenue and Reading road; monthly rent StO.

AVONDALE Joseph As lev te Sam J. Brasan. 10 hi 200 fact en ths south aide of Rockdale a venae, gu rest earn or Harvey avenue, In Avondale: tl (tax oasts) OORRYVILLE Joseph Kuehnle st af. te Rose Wtebell. 4 by 140 feet en the west slds of Sdote street.

feet aouth ef Corry street; tl (tax 11 EAST END Harry E. Bra It ad. id te Lsuls O. Rsppoport, 41 feet en the north aide ef Martin street. 10 feet south of Third street; (tea I cents).

EVANTON Klrb Jump to William A. and Ada B. Ell. 3 by HI rest en ths east slds of Clarion avenue, 10 feet aouth of Langdon avenue: a EVANSTON Mary J. Mudge.

trustee, to the Cincinnati Sewer Pipe Company. Sva veera lease from April 11. of part of Lot 1 IrU Jacob Lswry'a suMlvtslon on Montgamary I rams: annomi vmn iwf, wua Of aur- chass at to.000. FAIRVIEW HBIOHTS-Thaedore Klett te Catharine Klett, CO feat on EmaUng street, running back te Oonroy street; FAMILY TRANSFER Lorna If. rshrtng' te Carrie LIlUs.

13 by 04 feet on the north aids of Clinton street between Baymlllar etraet and Freeman avenue: alao. by feet en tha north slds ef Eighth street, at earner of puroell avenue; gl (tax ID. FAMILY TRANHFER Johanna Schlagal to William and Margaret chle-el, by 1M feet on ths weat aide of Klrby avenue, 133 feet north of Handeid atreet; l.a FAMILY TRANSFER Eatsts of ClIfTord B. Rsdabaugh to Ore D. Radabaugh.

Lots 1, J. 1. 1 and In. Brooke Nlchola'a subdl-vlaion. in ML Waahlngton; (3.SOO (Ui IS 40).

FAMILY TRANSFFR Llasle Wambagans et al. to Anna k. wsmoairans, lo reot sn the north aide of Charles atreet; 11 (tax 1 M). Onv.F.S TOWNRHIP-John Blttner to Anna C. K.il-r, 17.01 acres or lann in nection at In Oraen Township; 11 (tax 11 tuL UIAHi TOWNSiUP-Mae M.

Blocker te It- Baleley, about 74 acres of land Miami Township; II, MILLCREEK TOWNSHIP Carrie Stein; koenlg to Frank J. Schumacher, a (net of ana in eectioa.il la tuucrees Tewnsiup, 1. tTaa u. VDRWrtnn I Hi MnkM a ifarv T. Peebles.

prt of Lot 2 la Slane'a subdivision ot Wavariy place, Norwood; fl, lv PRICB HILL-C. B. Huffman te John W. Plummer, Lot IS la John Droit eubdlvlaloa en Glenwey avenue; II. PRICB HILL-Ha met Merer to Anthony O.

Stelnman, Lot 1 In Stslnmaa Meyer's sub-- division ea Price Hill; 1. PRICB RIU-Anthonr O. Btelnmaa to Har riet Mevsr. Lota 3 end In same subdivision) fl. BBADINO The Enterprise B.

and I A. Com-psny te Hmmty Rowln. part of Lot tl Abraham Voorhees'a subdivision ta Beedlnc; WW). Tsx T. BERHARD Joseph Bcinrscinsa to John A.

fa ytars' Isaas (rem March 20. laia, of It br lM fMt on north slue of iximir avemis, In at. Bernard; annual jmu. KM with prtvtisce e( purchase at ITS. Aamai A riavia tan ysars lease from March 10.

is 10. 1 by 1M rest on north side of Del mar etenue. in hi. Brmard; annual' rent 2S 60, With privilege of purchase at Mis. T.

BERNARD Frank A Blmmerman to laorse HelMll. br ISO on east eldeer ainsy avenue, so iaoi norxn ok av.nua. la at. Barnard: 11. iTai 12 60 WB8T END Hanry CloatermaV.

te Joseph L-lMkner, Hit by 0 fat at ths southwest corner of Smith and Auausta streets; also. inn bv sa rui ah ha MHh aid of Front stmt; alao. 25 by Tl fast on the north side or front street, T7 rest east of kobs rs, 1 slsa. la ao fatat an the north aide of rrnut 1A9 mmmt nf Rnaa treet; also, to fast on the north 1 side ot atont I MR fkK, aAA 1 XortgmM Tiled. Anna C.

Heller te John Blttner. .1 Fannr Wsls te Pearl Market t.lee Realty-Company Anna Warn has aa te Home Build- era- and f. IM Gertrude Henefan toy the Oakley Bank IM Jamsa Klah to same II Dora A. Henke te OlUaana' B. A.

Ne. 1 Raaa Wlahall ta fUimrvllla B. and fl. Comnanv Clara H. Oardasr to Reading B.

and u. I Comnanv It 01 Clara H. aaroan to The (Jotter vo. Harry- J. Lehmann to North Cincinnati L.

and B. Company Laura B. Wetmora to Wood burn Avenue L. and B. Company Jamaa A.

Stewart to ML Lookout S. and I Company Prank J. Schumacher te Carrie Stela- koenlg I.MI I.lll UO 1.301 KortgAsg Canceled. g. D.

Cooper te Charles P. t.lM Andrew Lay te James J. Mary E. Duggaa te Olena B. and g.

Aeaoolatlon I.MI Hi Ambrose Bute to John Clyne i. George Vonderheide. te Westwoed Homestead Co. Lucy Worthman to Eola K. Strlcket.

Jacob Koenlg to Twelfth Ward B. and L. Era Wlnkelman to North west era B. and L. Mary Con Ion te Mentor L.

and B. Co. Mary p. Lloyd te Terrace -Park B. and L.

Co Sams to Kaley Frank A. Nltterhouee te rV'eaUrn Avenue B. A Francsska Kuehnle te Sycamore fl. 1.101 210 1.100 f.100 10 J.M III 4.100 1.350 1,100 ana Susanna Dlehm te Eagle Building Co. Harry J.

Uhman to Wood bum Ave- nne and B. Co. 1.000 1,100 s.ooo 1.000 700 Nathan Rich man te Jacob Loeb Charles J. Strang to Wood bum Avenue L. and B.

haura B. Wetmora to asm a Same to Ambrose L. Tacboud SOLONS TO COME TO GRIPS 1 Over Ordinance Changing; Hun Kame of Streets. Indications yesterday pointed to renewal of hostilities to-day in City! Council between' Councilman I. Uur- doek and the Republican majority over ordinances Introduced last week by Mr.

Hurdock, changing the names of streets with Oerman names. Councilman Murdock will demand an explanation ot, me failure to call a meeting of the Street Naming Committee, to which the ordinance was referred over his pfotesL. He also will win 8. Aw A. A.

a new ordinance to change MIHS tne name ot penumann at rear, neasant Ridge, to Pershing avenue, In Jtonor of I t-, I Msjor General Pershing. A' petition signed by tl property owners on the street will accompany the ordinance. Bond ordlnancee providing for suf ficient additional funds to finance the Madison road Improvement, authorised by the voters In April. 1HI. wilt be submitted by ths Ways and Means ordinance provides for a bond issue of $15,000 to pay the co 1 of construction of relief sewers in Msdlson road.

The other authorises an Issue 'of 17,600 to be added to the $142,000 approved by the voters. Council Committee on Law, Con tracts and Claims will recommend paa ssgs of the Ordinance establishing 1 Opera Place aa a one-way street v. INDUCED TO LEAVE HOME Says Lynchburg- (Ohio) Girl, When round With Harried Van, HoV shs left her home in Lynchburg, Ohio, minus her hat and coat, and of a ride she had to Mt Orab, Ohio, at night, was told yesterday by a six teen-year-old girl whom Detectives Bell and Shaefer found In the Penn sylvania 'Railroad station with Oscar Fouch, IS years. old, married, Lynchburg (Ohio) A revolver.wea found on Fouch. Ths Mayor of Lynchburg requested thst Fouch and tha girl be apprehended, Cincinnati police say.

The girl confessed having run away from horns. Lfihs said shs formerly worked for Fouch. who Induced her to leave. "At Orab I bought a new sweater and pretty hat" said the girt "Fouch requested me to go with him. I didn't know where we were Notes, nyarly Ulegfble, were found In Fouch's possession.

Parts of them read aa "We had better try to part, but don't do' what you said you would for my sake. I love you better than ever." 1 would rather die than be fetched back after we have started." Fouch said the notes meant nothing. TO ANSWER TWO CAUS. Health. Department Physician To Wed, Then (to To Camp.

Coincident with the request yesterday of Dr. Leo MaJoeWaky, Health De partment district physician, to be grant ed leave of absence to enter military service, came the announcement he Is to be married to-night to Miss Emllle Fries; tl years Old. 111! Garrard street, Covihgton. Ky. The bride is the daughter of Daniel -rle Superintendent of the Stewart Iron works, ana a orotner.

oi usn Frlea, University of Cincinnati foot ball star, now attending an officers' reserve training camp at Leon Springs, Texas. Announcements of ths wsddlng orig inally set the data for April 29. but this was advanced. -as Dr. Majoewsky ia to leave Friday for Camp Sherman aa a member of the contingent of Draft Board No.

S. The. wedding ceremony will take place at the bride's home, Rev. Mr. Becker officiating.

Dr. Majoewsky, who-lives at 1911 Bigelow street, aft Auburn, Is the third district physician in Isss than one week to apply for leave to Join the army. Hla request will be granted at the next meeting of the Board of Health: WOIIAH SAlLOV-j poison. Mrs. Violet Lymlng.

24 years old. wife of Frank- Lymlng, 11W East Ninth street attempted to end her Uf at her home yesterday. by swallowing poison. Lymlng found her. unconscious in the bathroom of her home.

Despondency over ill health el nee an operation a year ago 1 1. is said to have prompted Mrs Lymlng action. She I in a serious condition at the Gorieral HospiuL I HOUSES FOR SALE, BEAUTIFUL WALNUT HILLS RESIDENCE. Will eecrlaos on account ef leaving city. apiandld solid, brick bouse ot IS rooms; bath: all medersj eonvsnlsneas; bellt Md occupied b(r owner aa a horns: excellent laundry; good furnace; hot and cold water; might conaldax a good property In IFlttaburg a part payment.

Inquire' of J. MCALLISTER, Union Arcade, Pittsburg, Peon. mhM-t8uTuTh BRiCK looms bath; toilet; gas; larae Poultry Ko. 453 Milton only It800, OAK.1JBT PARK ownera Phone Ridgs llu3 or Bcuth 2W mh4-Tt DBKR PARK 4310 Schanck 4 r. and rao.

hall; lot lOiJJt; worth P.0: ft.kft buya H. Vsi. ids mhl-7t PARK-Rouas of rooms; also. 2 lota; I2.100. lnqulra loos Lot an Tl, YOH SALE Threa S-roora bouaaa, modsrn.

Inqolrs at Seoe Tompkins Msdlsonvllla. DAVID O. DENMAN, owner. mhT-XSl- OAKLEt 3741 I aa balls near Marlon av. new l-room stucco.

Just finished; modern: price 11.710; lloo cash. Key next door, or call at lot Johnston Bldg. mhl4-Tt" OAKLEY PARK We hava aeveral good era houses for aaJe; only1 a small cash payment down: balanos aams as paying monthly rent. TUB OAKLET PARK OO. Phone Ridge rnh24-Tt MM Upland Place Brick residence about a aV.

-j 1 acres; flha rtver view. H. W. VM el illiam New York City. mbl4'30t 71 W.

SEvySTH Nine rooms, toilet, hath ana aumraar kitchen. J. CALDWELL, iaa antral av. mhl-Tt 117 W. FIFTH 11 Invest mant i 10 rooms and etore; rental 117 per J.

CALDWELL, 1043 Central av. mhll-7t HOUSES FOR RENT. CVAN8T0N-M1S Plsaaantvftw house or rooma; bath and all modern conveniences; 9 Bnlsbed attw rooma: rent 130 per month. mh24-8uTu EVANSTON For sale or rent. 1M0 Jonathan nouae, 7 rooms; gaa.

alsetrUity, aarden. aarden nhio-tr armg. wooaourn S7t4 r. MJ. locallon.

Kara ofooalte. mh2a-7t HOUSE-No. S15 OHIO looms; modem eonvanlrneee. 8. cor.

Liberty end Plum. Telephone West ists. JaM-tt MT. AUBURN' Mia Rurlld Krll, i mhit-n BOARDING. A.

-Ill W. SEVENTH Furnished rooms, with board; i to week and up; alas, table board. mhA)-7l BOARD and room; reference. 14 Rogers mh24-7t pleoe, walnut Hllla CLIFTON Room and board; a suits of rooma. with bath, at 9411 Clifton av.) alao.

a single room. Phone Avon ZV10 X. mhld-Tt EAST WALNUT HILL8 Beadtlfully fun ilened front room; every anexiern convenience; refr renoa. Balk place. Weodburn U61 X.

mhOS-Tt HILLTOP INN No. Ollbsrt etcam- haatse: rooms; rv lining water; blgh-claaa board; 10 mlautaa from Fountain square. Woodbura 47s. mh21-Tt THE OLENCOE FAMILY HOTEL -Single room and an suite 1 to with private bath; fumlahad or exoeileut table; reasonable ratea; local reference must be given. Avon 7t, eoS-lf WALNUT HILLS 3030 Gilbert, attractive room, nicely furnished; sxeellent table; choice location; porohea and ahads.

"Wood-burn 830 R. mh24-7t LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN. LOST Monday afternoon, long mink neck-place, from Clinton Springe out Mitchell, to Sullivan, to Tower, to Da I mar, lo Wash- Ington, to Carthase to Springfield pike, to Wyoming; liberal reward. Phone Avon 1U03 110 REWARD for return of National touring oar; Ohio I leasee 317311; factory No. 23011; dark blue body, gray wheats; monogram t-4 letters J.

A. Is blue between two doors. Call M. 4S0. mhlt-7t LOST Puree, at Mabley'a Jeaelry counter or between there and front of (llfta ThMtsr, Monday, 12 to 12:20.

Finder please return to a r. cars Ulobe Koan Third and wawut. ana receive rewara. large pray book, in La a.timl.v. flUa.it erllh valtlahla holv nloturaa Saturday.

Ailed with valuable holy pictures and prsyers; libera! reward. SOI Forest and Washington eve Avondale. Avon BIO A. A largs prayer book. Holy Weak book.

Monday; holy pictures In same: reward, out Forest and Washington a Avondah. Avon tUO Y. A. LOST Mare, chestnut bay, almost Mack. Return to J.

H. ROB1NMON, on Trapn farm, Urant Station. or call West 2S54. mh2-2ta Cincinnati. Ohio.

A. LOST Tarpaulin. TueS'lay morning, en Slath near C. H. and D.

Depot. Reward tf returned te 6-T W. Canal at. mh20-7t CHILD'S FRAILER BOOK Sunday night, near Orphauni Theater. MARf HOLMES, Ato Shaw Hyde Park.

DIAMOND RINOUFlve, 4 aolllaire. Reward et 28 Cleneay av. A'orwood. 8TAMP8-ln postorrlco, March 22, I war oer- tinoate neturn to aut nuaeeii Covington. STORES FOR RENT.

FINE STORE 22x60; rent reasonable. 228 E. Slath, between Main and. Sycamore. mh2n-7t 1 STOREROOM Marlon.

Ohio; Ohlo'a beat 1.000 town; preasad-brlck front, lSsloO, with basement; very central, on Main low rent to good bustnesa IV. THEVY, Owner, Marion, Ohio. mh2a-8t STORE Large, light; good harness and auto mobile-parts stand. 404 Hunt at. 1 mhll-4t THE flneat store and beet location on Price Hliirrent reaeonaois; s.

s. cor. Warsaw ana He ton. Apply at CASEY'S CAFE, 3U2 Olen- way av, ice Hill. mhM-7te Ions CENTRAL BIT Vine.

Inquire is West at a 89CO. w. cor. Liberty aad Plum. Fbene fsll-tf OFFICES Pop Bent'' PRIVATE OFFICE In suite of offices.

Including telephone; S20 mo. 60S Johnston Bldg. MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT. CENTRAL LOCATION Second floor; 4 00 aquare teat; paassngsr and freight elevators; very low rent; brokers protected. Call Canal S41 mbsvtt FACTORIES AND BUILDINGS.

For Bent FOR KENT Fine light manufacturing apace. '00x140 splendid ngnt; osnaral location. Inquire Ml Commercial Tribune Bldg. mhta-rt Wanted. ABOUT 2,100 square feet, with or without power, good light, for manufacturing.

Address 12, care Enquirer. TYPEWRITERS. Tor Bale. M.BB-,,h BOARD AND, ROOMS WANTED. ROOM AND BOARD WANTED.

By young business woman private family preferred, en hilltop, not over SO minutes from Fountain square; best of reference furnished. Address 83, Enquirer. WANTED Board and room; will pay Sfl per wreck for good boms cooking place. A 20, care Enquirer. HOUSES WANTED.

TO BENT Small house, modern. Price Rill er Wsstwood. a St. R. jTvaiabed.

WANTED SmaH furnished house er vbunsm-low: will furnish owntallverware and linen-' ne objection te being out soma distance' IS. Enquirer. STEAMS OAT jsTATTZSS, crPER emu GRECNB UNB Steamer Green wood Ii.m ta-dav. at a n. fmm 4ti i me wharf boat, for Maraviiie.

Machsster. Portsmouth, Ironton. Ashland. CatlettabuPOT, Huntinston. Oalllpolia.

Fomerov snd Charleaton. w. and intermediate points. Tel. Main 1467.

1 VI APARTMENTS' AND FLATS. For Kant AVONDALE Rockdale and. Larena. I "eta. each with large rooms and bath; alao.

I ettlo rooms and maid's bath; One bot-watoKhaaUng ayatsm: gaa and coal fur-nacasood aaraaea: 47 IS lower, tit Baa. these before renting annis-Tl AVONDALE JlJ Morthsra, modara 4 roma, mald'a and storage; Urge front and rear porehaa. with ample heat and Janitor eervloe; U7 to. Avon KtST. mhla-tf CKL MONTB 1SII Myrtle Hlllaj 4-room flat, second floor, Walnut $17 10; haa tad.

aiao, sal on third floor. SI7 10 Janitor. mhtt-lt EVANSTON Bsaatlful Bt. Louis flat. 1 square from I car lineal atrlotly up to nais; ouui-in reaturee and garage.

Orsanlawn av. mhll-7t VLAT for rant. 1141 Heebart av Bvanston. vacsniAprii x. FOUR rooms: all modern; ateam heat: 4041 tdwsrda road.

I JOHN MoUUlRK, Phone Ridga 411. mh-7t HEDKHIOK BUILDING. 11)1 BISHOP MODKRM FLATS, KOUR ROOMS; AI.L STEAM MEAT. 1N-QUIRB FLAT 'I, 314 JEFFERttON AV. mhl3-7f LA TOfiCA Hyde Park.

4 rooms and sun parlor; boat and Janitor eervloe. Observatory and Edwarda Eaet 1800 X. mhtO-Tt MODERN flat, lower apartment. Co. Lee place and Reading road.

Ph. Avon tIZi L. 1 1 AORTHBIDE Cor. Chase and modern, 4 rooms; Janitor asi mht-7t Jerome. I rvtee.

Park 1311 L. mhll-7t SOUTH NORWOOD Bt. Loula flat, drat floor; 4 rooma, hall and bath; maid's room on third floor; 130. Ridge 1411 mht4-7t THE NEW POINCIANA. AVONDALE Five rooma ea II rat floor; mod-eni: corner flat: eultable 40r doctor.

Hutehlna and liaadlng ead. Phune Wood-' burn SB. mhlO-tf VISA A BU1LDINO-834 JF.FFERRON FOUR-ROOM FLATS-; JANITOR SERVICE; ALL CONVENIENCES. INQUHB FLAT S. mnxi-Ti- WALNUT HILLS I II 4 Wlnsiew.

-S-i flata; all modern and up to data; steam i heat. Janitor aervtce. Phone Canal 1S3I R. mhl0-7t WALNUT HILLS 1330 Myrtle ascend floor, I rooms, reception hall, porehaa. tiled bath, steam heat.

Wood. BM T. mhW-Tt Wanted. WANTED 1 or 4 room apartment or flat; modern: adults: not over 30 mlnutae from Fountain square: reepactaMe neighborhood. Address 30.

Bnculrsr. WANTED Furnished apartment or flat; will furnlah own silverware end linen; must be reasonable. A 14, Enquirer. ROOMS WANTED. BT 1 adults.

9 or connecting rooms en hill-top. TRINITY, Enquirer. BT I bualneaa ladles, room with elderly couple; homelike; good location. KV Eneulrer. BY working woman, unfurnUhad room.

SOS Belts st. FURNISHED ROOMS. A iEVEOTC. kWMl HOTEL. 7th and Vine eta.

Tic and II per day weekly ratea; heart ef elty. J. F. WVI. Mgr.

mh34-Tt a WALNUT HILLS Desirable location. Larse front room, floor; Southern exposure; newly papered; well fumlahad; board if Se- alred; comrorts ot moaarn nome. ISM L. Wood burn mh2-Tt A. FOURTH 421 E.

Large rooma. -with hot and cold running water, atsam beat and electric light; alao, sing Is rooma. mhtl-Tt a ivnttDAl.K Naai- emr lines, modern fur nished room for reflned gentlaman; family ot 1 adulU; rsfsrencas. Avon 431s 1 nihM-JtTuTlvrla" A SEVENTH B. Nlcaly fumlahad front connecting rooms for housekeeping; alao.

aleeplng rooms; bath and phone. A. NK email room: cheap: modern. Flat Sun Bldg. Canal 2441 Y.

AVONDALE-No. SSI Reading road. Flat .2. fumlahad room In private family for gentle man: refer-rice, AVONDALE No. S414 Burnet furnished front room In private Jaw la family.

AVONDALE No, 13 North Warwick fumlahad room family; reference t'vvn a 14a a fumlahad room lor laay, in raw private AVONDALE No. M7 Rockdale email, fumlahad room In private family; board If desired; reference. BREMEN .1430 Furnished rooms 1 or 3 gents; l. for BROADWAY, 603-SmaU furnished room for Isdy: private family. BROADWAY.

804 Furnished front room for sleeping; also, rooms for houaekeeplng; bath and gas. BROADWAY. 60Furulshed room for bouse. ese ot paries-; pm. CLARK 43 Rsome for light housekeeping or sleeping; 2 per week.

CLIFTON with gaa. 214 E. Furnished front roam, COVINOTON No. 130 Washington av furnished room. COVINOTON No.

1333 Russell fur-nlshed front room for 1 or gents. In private family. COVINOTON No. 730 Scott sL, furnlahsd room. COVINOTON N.

e. cor. Seventh and San-ford large furnlahed or unfurnished front room. COVINGTON No. 70S Wlllard at, room and kitchen.

COVINOTON No. 11 Perry SL, 8 rooms ea Brat Boor tor smaii larony; aa. COVINOTON No. 431 Brott st, 2 rooma. DAYTON ST, ond floor.

1036 Furnlahed room on eao- east r.ND No. 90S Feemater at, for colored people; oojn ana nnt. fT-r Hti.ta-w. lAim Hurop 1 2 rooms on ascend floor for adulla. Ksr, at 190 Huron av.

I EAST WALNUT HILU9 Ne. lt Klnnsy av, 8 rooms on second floor; laundry; water, EIGHTH ST, 'SS3 W. Second floor, fumlahad aingie room; aim iam, y. EIGHTH 216 W. Two er connecting furnished front rooms for housekeeping; gaa range and private bath.

EIOHTH S14 Furnished front for men or. mr nouaexeeping. EIGHTH 420 Furnished front or slds rooma; housekeeping or sleeping; hot aad cold baths. EIOHTH B. Furnlahed front room; 2 bode; also, single rooms; bath.

EIOHTH 836 W. Furnlahsd room light housekeeping on first floor. for EIOHTH 060 W. Fumlahad room for Bleeping or light houaekeeplng; hath and gaa. EIGHTH TO W.

Front parlor room, for sleeping EIOHTH 21 W. Furnlahsd stngls and double sleeping rooms: running sratsr. EIOHTH 2 Wy Furnished room aleeplng: runnmg water, gas snd bath. for rooma bath. for housekeeping! 1 for aleeplng.

1 It ELM 1414 Furalahsd keeping, with gas rsoge. for hoube- ELM 24 Fist 1. furnlahed front rrkfli TOO bath; no other roomers. ELM 1262 Furnished room for gents; 60 per week. ELM 14 Furnished aleeplng; ressonahle.

front room for FIFTH 441 E. Furnished room In private family. FIFTH S3S E. Furnished rooma for light houaekeeplng. FIFTH FIFTH ST" 43S E.

Furnished front room. 820 E. Furnlahed room. FOURTH 6" E. Furnlahed front room.

FOURTH 23 W. Furnished rooms for FOURTH 82 Furnlahed rooma for sleeping or right housekeeping: hath. FOURTH 204 E. Small sleeping rooms; electric lights, hrst. hath.

FOURTH 313 W. Klst 17, fumlahad room; steam heat and bath. FOURTH 3 W. Furnished rooms fer housekeeping. ftARs-iKLD PLACE.

117 Furhlehed per week and bp: bath and phone, GILBERT housekeeping; 2618 Furnlahed room for light 'i per week. HOPKINS 416 Three rooms; storeroom, bath: hot water, reference. JACKSON 12H0 Furnlahed treat for nouaeseepiMS 41 famllyj -Furnished room In private LOMBARDY BLDO. Flat 2. tarnished rooms; steam hest.

bath, gaa. MAIN 120 Two or 8 rooms, furnlahsd complete ror ft 7 T. AUBURN rooms for houaekeoplng; 3 60 up. MT. AUBURN Ne.

14S Masoa front room, with alcove. furnlahsd MT. AUBURN No. 140 Mason furnlahed double and single front ceoms. NEWPORT, 648 R.

Fourth nlahed rooms for houaekeeplng: hasted. fur- KBWPORT No. hath. 83 Park av, i rooma and SINTH rooms; bath. W.

Furnished sleeping I 'i i FURNISHED ROOMS. KINTH (14 W. Furnished room fer nouaeasoping or aleeplng. NINTH ST, 10 furnished trout NINTH SI IC Furnished room- for Sn- llama private family receranc. NORFOLK and Ekn Fiat 1A flMllJlul NORFOLK BUILDING Flat II, furnished rooms for housekeeping.

NORWOOD Jia, 2667 Melrose 9 furnished rooms i or genu. NORWOOD No. 4411 lvanhoe large furnished front room, 1 10; alao, I rooms ror pouaekeaping; 4. RACE 1114 Two rooma; gas and water. RACE 8T el Flat furnished vomer front room; not ana cold bath, c.

RACE 801 Flat -lefurnlehed front room. witn running water; nouoekaapins aatn RACE 101S Furnlahsd rooms Cor house- aaaping, witn gaa range, ateam nami, aaw SEVENTH 41S rooms tor genia. SEVENTH. 3 E. Furnished rooms for nouaaaeeping not ana ooia wawr.

SEVENTH 521 W. Furnished houaekeep- ing ana sleeping rooms. SEVENTH 125 W. Apt. front room.

BEVENTH II E. Flat I light fur- nianad rooma for housekeeping; neat, bath, elevator, Ac. j. SEVENTH Ill W'. Furnlakad rooma for houaekeeplng; ne objection te I children.

11 a. Flat 7. larse fur nished front room; elevator, gteam beat and phone. SIXTH llfl W. Flat 3.

rumlshed ream tor genllean; beat and bath; goO a waa a. THE LENOX-Xo. 2S Walnut furnished rooms: housahasplag or aleeplng, SEVENTH SX-ie W. Furnished rooms for aieeping or nouseaerping; oatn. THIRTEENTH tl W.

Furnished room, witn Dam. ttmg janitor a osn. L'NIVERSITT A 101 Kv--Funitehe4 room ror s-ent. VINE 1318 Three rooms on second floor; water, gas and toilet, V). VINE 1114 Fumlahad room.

VINE till Furnished front room ea oee- end floor. VINE 140V Furnished front room; also elds rooms: third floor; side entrance. WADE 1081-Two er 4 large rooma. WALNUT HILLS Ne. IftSO 8 tan ton nicely furnlahsd room oa aseeod floor; all eon-vsnlencss; near Peebles Corner.

WALNUT HILLS No. SaOO Alms 1 furnlahsd front rooms for boueohaeplns. WALNUT HILLS No. 2354 Kemper lane, fur nished rooma. WALNUT HILLS-No.

2824 Olibart furnished rooma for light housekeeping. WALNUT HILLS No. 2210 Gilbert 2 Annnotln furnlahad front rsoms for house keeping; hot water, alnk In kitchen, bath, Ac. WALNUT HILLS-No. ls4S Ruth fur nished front roam oa eeoona near; pnvni family.

WALNUT HILLS Ne. Eden Park 2 or furnrshed rooma. 'WALNUT HILLS-No. 1144 St. James furnlahsd room; prlvaU family; ateam heat.

WALNUT HILLS Ne 2134 Pulton er 1 furnlahsd rooma, WALNUT HILLewrbe Ransley, Apt O. fur-nlahsd room for lady or gent. WALNUT HILLS Ne. 2234 Kempeg lane, fur-nlahed front room. i WALNUT HILLS Ne.

102 Oak rooms on asooad floors complete fer housekeeping; adults only. WALNUT HJLLU-No. 3824 park av, furnlahsd room for light housekeeping. WALNUT HILLS Ranatsy fumlahad room; private family. Apt.

WALNUT HILLS-No. U4S St. Legea plaea. furnlahsd front room private family. WALNUT HILLS No.

022 Morris furnished rooms, complete for housekeeping. WALNUT HILLS No. 1100 McMillan fur. nlahed room for gentleman; rent reasonable. WALNUT HILLS Na.

21M St. Jamaa furnlahed rooms; private family. WALNUT HILLS No. 2871 Kemper lane, fur. nlshed room In private family; roforanooa.

WALNUT HILLS No. 904 Morris Flat furnished room; private; modern. WALNUT HILLS No. 1315 Locust sL, treat with bay, natn. at, WALNUT HILLS No.

1S4S Blair fur-. nlahed room for light houaekeeplng; bath and privets porch. WALNUT HILLS No. 202 small furnlahsd room. Melrose av.

WALNUT 121 Furnlahsd rooms for genie or light bousekeeplus gas and bath; inalda toilet. WASHINGTON BLDO. Twelfth aad Race Flat 12. furnkihed room or er S. ROOMS FOR RENT: A.

MOHAWK ST. tf Three trst -floor front reams, go; I ret water. A. U0I VINE ST. Three rooms; gas, toilet and laundry.

mhJO-Tt BANK AND BAYMILLER N. B. COR. Four rooms; gas and water; eeoona noor. BANK 1111 Five rooma.

In good repair, BAYMILLER 1044 Three er rooms for colored families. BBLLBVUE; KY. 401 Clark separate bathroom. BREMEN ST, 122S Two front rooma; gas and toilet; 7 eO ana a so. BREMEN 1028 Two rooma; water, gas.

BBOADWAT. 1I1S Three rooaoa; cwaaeotlng bath. gas, toiiat no not wkwt, CENTRAL SIS Three front rooms; alee rooma In rear; bath, toilet, hot water; atsam beat. CENTRAL colored tenant. 127 Two or rooma.

to CENTRAL AV, 122 Threw large, frost rooms; second floor. Key at 42T Laurel st. CENTRAL AV, OgSTwo large rooms; chaep. CENTRAL lSW-Two or front rooms. CENTRAL 027 Large eeoond-etsry front rooms.

CENTRAL 170 Three front rooms oa taeoon(j acr. CHESTNUT 424 Three rooms ea seooad floor, front. CLARK (14 Four treat rooms for colored people. -T 1DIT BT 4hWrhraeN4mraa floor to a email family. No.

682 Clark at. COLUMBIA 61 Three room on aaoood CORRYVILLB No. 2lX rooms; all convanlencea. Jsffarsoo av OORRYVILLE Ne. 2611 Pecan 1 rooma.

COURT 34 Two unfurnished rooms. CUTTER 1628 Three front rooms; gas and water. EAST END No. 8613 Handman rooma; gas, bath and toilet. EIOHTH (1 W.

Three rooma oa third floor. No. W. Eighth at. ELM 171 Largs room.

FIFTH 012 B. Two rooms en esoond floor, I rooma on third floor; newly papered. FIFTH rooma 446 EL-Taree rooms; alee. 6 front FIFTH SI 8 B. One or 8 rooms.

FIFTEENTH MB W. Two rooms; flrst floor, front: gas and water. F1NDLAT and water. 121 Two terse rooms; gaa FOURTEENTH AND PLUM S. W.

COR. Two or front rooma; gaa and water; private, GARFIELD PLACE. 14 Koom for light houseaeepin ww. ins OILBERT 1022 Rooma, te colored ten- GRANT 221 Two rooms en second soar; light and airy; 9 go. HAMER ST.

tor. 1042 Two rooma; gas and wa- HAND ALLEY, tenant. M07 Large room for eotorsd HARRIET T82 Two rooms on first floor. JACKSON 1212 Three light rooms ea socoeq floor. JACKSON ST.

122 Two connecting rooma for housekeeping. LARGE front room. No. 04 Mala at, I ner montn. Jtppiy jauuirssai oouaing.

Room 7. ah24-tf LARGE rooms, with windows sad porch. PRIVATSl A-atil. 1 omauirmr. LATON1A No.

88 Thirty-second rooms; city www, yard; nsa LIBERTY A'ND CENTRAL N. W. COR. Two rooms; newly papered; 97 per' month. LOOK 602 Three large rooms, water and gss.

closets. LOMBARDY BLDO. Flat 46. 1 or unfurnished rooms; steam baa and gas included. 910 per momfl.

MADI90NVILLB No. 41 rooma: water, ga and yard. Roanoke McLEAN UtO-Thrw room, en first floor. MT. ADAMS No.

103 St. Gregory 4 big rooms, gss. meias toilet, e'v montn MT. AUBURN No. 11 as uo tiers rooms snd storage: 87 60.

MT. AUBURN No. 123 E. McMillan 1 room and kitchenettes sdults. MT.

AUBURN No. 1033 A burn av, 2 rooms, second floor; 818 per month. itl'LHFRRT S2 Two or 8 rooma. F. PORT.

KY. No. 8.4 Culuml.la st, 2 rooms tor light bouatkaeplng; aaaiia. 'ROOMS FOi, RENT. NEWPORT No.

W. Front et. I large rooms on flrst floor; above high water. NEWpoRT-No. 114 W.

Third Xa. dtc. v. NINTH IS Flat 2, furulahcd room iyi senta; patn. NINTH W.

Furnished rooms for alato-Ing or housekeeping: bath and phone. OLIVER Ill-Two room a. PEARL T13 Two rooms oa flrst flour, front. PLEASANT 1610 Two front rooms. POPLAR 641 Rooms, to colored tenant.

PRICE HH.L-No. aeus LaBalls I roo" 8TORRS HBO pour rooms. Orat floor: laiinory, toilet ane yard. TWELFTH 4 rooma; toilet, gas and water; 111. VINE 1227-Two rooms.

WALNUT HILLS-No. Sa8 Kenton roon uwj ao perreontn. 2220 Kenton 1 fur. nlshsd rooms for llaht houaekeeplng. ffALSUT HILLS No, 1612 Dlxment nvate pain ana toilet.

WATER AND PLUM s. coa a fWUlW, BO, WESTERN A 3002-Twe large, light rooms. saa ana water. Call in rear. Cincinnati, Ohio, March 20, 191sT Sealed proposals will be received (y the New Courthouse Build In a- Commls- ston of Hamilton County, Ohlo their office at the elte of the new oourthou.

S'kc from the date of th Pa of tbl sdvertlsement up. to J-0 o'clock p. m. on Tuesday. April IS.

Ill, at which time they will be publicly opened, for furniahing the maUrlal ami PerformtnS the lahar htfuurv 4a eiir- nlah and Install a burglar-proof time-lock avuu enjuipmenc in me Treaaurer a office of the new courthouse and County Jail (now being erected for the said county at Cincinnati, Ohio), in accordance with the drawings and specifications for such work prepared by Rankin, Kellogg eV Crane, architects, 101 Walnut street. Phllsitalnhia t.nn approved by the said Building Commie- sion March 19, 1018. Drawings and specifications and estimates of cost are on file at the office of of Hamilton County, Cincinnati. Ohio, and at the office of the archi. I cf a WJ opn lo inspection at all reaaon-ableTiours up to the time for receiving proposals.

Prospective bidders, who desire speclfioatlono for estimating pur-posee, may obtain same on appllcaUon ie.nkln, Kellogg A Crane, architeou. "ifi vvainua street miladelphla, Penn. All proposals shall state separately the price of material and labor, and shall be made In the form called for by the proposal blanks. Blanks for the prelim--Inary bond, guaranteeing that the Didder win enter into a formal contract in case ef the acceptance of the proposal, are attached to the. proposal sheets, and aald bond a hall be for an amouut equal to Ave per cent of the proposal.

Building Commission reserves ths SSrhi t3JSlBCInr. snd nil Uds. the nhjw cotjrthottbh building commission. qborqb t. pieterlb.

a. b. mittendorf. 'frank i pfaff. 8.

Beam an. County Auditor, Clerk; porge O. Deckebs.cn, Deputy Auditor and Secretary te the oommlsslon. Circular No. 317.

Sealed prei be received at ofllcs ef OeeereJ posalW will Purchasing Engineering Oommiaslon. later man a. Ap.rU fijrnlahlag aprons, blankets, bait, com forfSrs. duck, gloves oll-eloth. handkerchief s.

jumpers. everalla. panta. plllewe and sllpe. oapa, aorka.

ahos laee suspenders, towels, underwear, shirts, artlca. Insoles, mittens, moccasins, felt shoes and toques. Copies sf olrcular "ay be obtained upon application at thla emoe. from Alaskan Engineering Oommla-elon, 102 Custom House, Portland, Alaakaa Englnserlng Commlaaloa. 307 Oua-tom House, Ban Francisco, Cel.

I Bureau of Mines. Fortieth and Butler streets. Pittsburg. U. S.

Reclamation Service. 002 Federal Bldg, Chicago, I1L; V. S. Reclamation ejsrvlcs. III Tramway Dearer.

Colo, and Alaakan Engineering Commla-eton. Department of the Interior. Washington. D. E.

DOLE, General Purchasing Steel River Bargee U. S. Engineer Office, 411 Cuatom House, St. Louie, March It, 1011., Sealed propooala will be received hare until ll'a. April 17, 101.

and than opened, for the construction and delivery at St. Loula, er St. Paul, ss may be agreed upon, ef twenty-four steel bargea. for use en the Mississippi River, innrs tasn on application. Nwtloe fer Parole Notice Is hereby given thst James Day, a prisoner now confined in the Ohio State Reformatory, Mansfield.

Ohio, is. entitled, under the law and rules govsrning paroles from said Institution, to recommendation to the Board of Clemency, by the Super-. Intendent and Chaplain, as worthy of consideration for parole. Said application VKlll be for hearlnar an and aftsr April fth. 1911.

j. m. vliakk. cnier Clerk. Notice for Parole No tins la herehv riven that Wm.

Hill, a nrlaoner nnw confined In the Ohio State Reformatory, saansneia, ynio, is ennueo, under the law and rules governing paroles from' eald Institution, to recommendation tn the Board of Clemency, by the Superintendent and Chaplain, aa worthy of consideration for parole. Said application will be for hearing on and after April tth. 1918. j. ta.

ulahb, enter Clerk. Berttee tor Parole Notice ia hereby given that Andrew Thomaa, a priaoner now confined In the Ohio State Reformatory. Mansfield, Ohio, Is entitled, under the law and rules governing paroles from said Institution, to recommends-tlon to the Board of Clemencv. bv the Superintendent and Chaplain, as worthy or consideration tor parole. Bald application will be for hearing: on and after April 9 th, 1919.

j. js. cniet Igetlee fer Parole) Notice la tierebv given thateun Johnson, a priaoner now confined in the Ohio State Reformatory, Mansfield, Ohio, Is entitled, under the law and rules governing paroles from said institution, to recommendation to the Board of Ciemeney, by the Superintendent and Chaplain as worthy of consideration for parole. Said application will be for hearing on and after April tth. 1919.

J. E. CLARK. Chief Clerk. Xatlee fer Parole Notice la herebv given thst Frsnk Johnson a prisoner now confined in the Ohio Stste Reformatory, Mansfield, Ohio, ia entitled, under the law and rules governing paroles from aald institution, to recommendation to the Board of Clemencv.

bv the Superintendent and Chaplain, fas worthy Of conaiaerauon ior paroie. oaia application will be for hearing on and after April 9th, 1911. j. m. uavKiw uiiei Tfwlee fer Parole Notice la herebv given that William Reaher, a prisoner now confined In the Ohio State Reformatory.

Manafleld, Ohio, te entitled, under the law and rulee.governlng parole from said Institution, to recommendation to the Board of Clemency, by the Superintendent and Chaplain, as worthy of consideration for parole. Said ap-plicatioa will be for hearing on and after April 9th. 1919. j. ju.

tjniei tjierx. watlaa far Parele Notice la herebv given that Elmer Baker, a priaoner now connnea in in. vmv own. nciorinatorr, Manafleld, Ohio, is entitled, under the law and rules governing paroles from said institution, to recommendation to the Board of Clemency, by the Superintendent and -Chaplain, as worthy of consideration for parole. Bald application will be for bearing on and after April 9th.

1 pjj Nelew fer Parole Notice Is hereby given thst George Lowe, a prisoner now confined in the. Ohio State Reformatory Manafleld, Ohio, Is entitled, under tho law and rules govsrning paroles from said institution, to recommendation to the Board of Clemency, by the Superintendent and Chaplain, ea worthy of conaideratlon for parole. Said application will be for hearing on and after April 8th, 1919. J. B.

CLARK. 3ilef Clerk. 1 Botiee fer Parole Notice is hereby given that John Kesne, a prisoner now-confined In the Ohio State Reformatory, Manafleld, Ohio, is entitled, under the law and rules governing parolee from said Institution, to recommendation to the Board of Clemency, by the Superintendent and Chaplain, aa worthy of consideration for Bald application will be for hearing oa and after April 9th. 1919. J.

B. CLARK. Chief Clerk. AppHeattea Far Parwle Notice hereby given that Joaeph F. Dolch.

a prisoner now confined In the Ohio Penitentiary, haa been recommended to th.i Ohio Board of Clemency, by the Wara- en and Chaplain, aa legally alia iMe i a (bearing for parole, bald at -plies twill be for hearing- on or 1911. W. i-iahop. Chief.