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AUTOMOBILES. For Bale. WE WILL At 920 York Cin'ti, Ohio, IIU I'm Light Six touring; new and lutlnt I'll lit l'u Light HI i roadater; new "Tl i n-w paint; a beauty Til ll: i 'I. l-ryl. touring, like nr.

t. driven 4.101 ml lea Ill 1M i-cyL teuringi new tlreav- i pamt 4S III; touring. In Sne condition tires and paint 41 lilt hn relet' touring; I new tlrea; motor Ill IIU H. -ryl. louring; Brat -class rnn hl i.n tl Illl touring.

In extra Sne romlitiiin II rhon. West 5HT. Open a. m. antll I p.

m. ABOUT 50 PATTERNS OF FORD PLEASURE, DELIVERY AND EXPRESS BODIES; ALSO A FEW FORD CARS, TRUCKS, BUSSES AND BUS BODIES. AMERICAN WAGON AND TRUCK BODY BUILDERS. 5. W.

COR. EIGHTH AND SYCAMORE STS. tl ARMLEDER FACTOR! REBUILT MOTOR TRUCKS Oaaranteed. Otavenleal Teraee, THE 0. ARMLEDER TWELFTH AND PLnat tfsSe ATTENTION! DODGE AND FORD OWNERS irmd valvre and clean carbon out et "iir car on your premleea, below re- a trial will eonvlnce WAUHAW III 17 I.I.

MAKRS of used ear. THS CI NCI N- "An CADILLAC OO. Illl Gilbert a. AtTn Tins vulcanising plant) good as tli.an. Call et write II I.

Canal apll-SaHuTeThtf AIR COMI'UHsnoit with tanks aad tl. Write or tall II Canal. apll-SaSiiTuThtf BMi madeter; ran yoa eas a HIT D4I: 'otulition; Iravlng eityt mast sell 1V l'hne Vsllev Illl T. II Cl.NClVvATI AttTO PARTS AND WNKi'KING COMPANt WILL riX MB UPI Tarts Our Middle Net KEW AMI t'SRU In Mock fee each aad every make or tar, or ha and save te til WALNUT miaET. rtv.i.

e.a "tea Sunday Morning. tl IM.KtTniO till; 11,11. Pl" lit It 5. ti, r. Huira roaoeiet.

lia atHWIutelv eerfect cendllleai Se4 saaedi kaaelna lawa. Ill Malt .1 Hlmwond II r'itil' Tt IM TniTI'U WnrM.aHM! ni.nina. A. a SHAW, 41 Stephens Mt Healthy, Ohio. TnUHINO, Settee I.

I osraU roadltiee) price HI eaak. II IV anal at. II r''XU III! tfiaat ue I a-ie aelr. alt Meai.aik av, Mewfer. Avy.

it i lT THURSDAY; JULY 21, 1981 THE ENQUIRER, CINCINNATI 13 JHE TEAMSTER in't spite of gasoline oats hold a most commandinf place in thu old world's routine. So teamsUrs still from morn till night, with vigor and profanity, make Dobbin step in waya that would pique Barney Oldfields vanity. You might imag-ine they were scarce until you buy an ad, and this simple plan, reveals there's plenty to be Canal 1700 calls Th Enquirer Cincinnati's "Want Ad" Directory. MARMON DEALERS, 11(1' -AMI .1 VICTORIA TOURINO till TOURINO Ill) LIMOUSINE HIT HHoUOHAM. UI7 CAI'll.

I.AC CONVERTIBLE in; i Victoria coupe 17 PHAETON TOURINO nirrAi 'i i.i.ac Touring -WHY WASTE YOUR TIME? SEE US. WE CAN SUPPLY TOUR WANTS. RKO TOfHINO; LIKE JEW 'J TOURING CAR I'M ImiIXJK TOURINO See this kiiru cot'PK Uke new lIV IxllNIE SEDAN Rebuilt I'll OAKLANU TOURINO I.Ike new I'll OAKLAND COUPE Bargain HI'RiiAL T-PAMSKNOER DO DOS SEDAN Rebuilt Hit IIUICK f-OI'PK i I'll IMiiKiE TAXICAB Icr.Ii ton-and-a-balf truck: bargain I I ton-and-a-half truck; like new TAXICAB Rune fine ID58 GILBERT AVE AUTOMOBILES. tor Sale, 1M0 HUDSON SPEED8TER Vary rood 120 K1XHEL KAR TOURING Rebuilt and NAHH TOURINO Bargain U20 LEXINGTON 8PORT CAR Run vary little. Ill) CADILLAC PHAETON A No.

1 condition MAMMON TOURING Set thla ear for bargain 1IS HL'ICK ROADSTER Wonderful ear 191 II I I 'SON SUPER BIX Ready to run ll illliHON COUPE Wonderful motor Hi; I'llANKLIN LIMOUSINE SEDAN Hl'H'K TOURINO Rebuilt motor Uli lU'H'K TOURINO Wll) not laat long at the price. 1I9 K(illl) ROADSTER Beat thla price If yoa can I i otitis TOURINO Wonderful motor Hlk KITTZ SEDAN Reflnlshtd; set thla car for Mil. in KI.ECTRRIC Wonderful touring car; In perfect eondt- throughout; new batteries and complete charging ELL THESE CM IEIMMJE8S IF THEIR MS 4-PAHHKNOtR SHORT; GOOD AS NEW Ct "l.MKX TOURING Ull HKDAN 1111 HI I SI'N Tol'ltlNO Ull MTI'H'iN TOURINO MAI. MKRB TOURING Illl I II A I TOU HI NO KOADSTKR; 4 CORD TIRES' 7.7 imwiNT'iN LIMOUSINE; LOOKS OOOD AS N1W Illl nVKIil. AND TOURINO; BARGAIN iiu calii llac touring OPEN F.VEMNOS BT APPOINTMENT.

OPEN SUNDAY MOKMNO. Tk Cmciiiniinisiitii UED CAR DEPARTMENT. H.IS0 1,110 ITS uoo 1,410 t.ioe- 71 1,450 1,100 76 475 171 375 775 I63E ROBERT H. HEAT 9 IRMiS HII.HKHT AV. 1 T0U8 CANAL 171.

45 Te lis 1,15 70 15 1.15 Te II 15 I.I at CANAL 1HI. ..14.101 J. 1.9 1.310 l.tOI 1.IS0 1.15 1301 1.700 Ull Ill J. lot 1.1.0 100 700 TTI Ill Ill too T71 111 Co. CANAL 4422 FOR SALE AUTOMOBILE.

4-passenger speedster, Just inoroughly overhauled and repainted; Continental mo tor; plenty or power; 5 wire vvhe.il' nnrui tira ft cost $3,000 a year ego; will acrlPce for quick sale. Phone Main 1788, or ad dress 160q Union Trust Building. KRTICja rap. HIV IM'U a-tejawnger laurin laurin 14 6AUER AUTO SALES CO. TERMS.

I. SIXTH ST. feM-tfoSe U1U) TOUItl.NU. 1 week. eld.

al 1411 Coleraln av. Park 111. II MOOD USED CARS PRICB AND TkRMS RIOHT." THS CINCINNATI W1NTON tTL. Oak and May eta Pboae Wewlbum 141-g. tt ukakb.

apringa asiee. wheels, rime KKUER AUTO PARTS AND SALVAOB see w. a.ioerty. weet III. II HUDSON 7-passenger FORD SEDAV, III RACE, SOOO 600 THE NASH CIN'TI 800 Sycamore SL Avon 0280, ti UN Cf.EVEIJtND TOURING; RUN.

Mll.ru i IT Ull OI.DSMOUILB Ttitin. INO Hit CHEVROLET MODEL 4-0 TOURING; I.I KM NKW till CHEVROLET TOURING, MOI Ull STUDEaAKXR't-CTU'TOUR'. iNtl t.aaa. Illl MAXWELL rvvfrt! Illl KSHKX RUN 111 in in 411 mii.ks i ess llWrKRD COUPE 4J hi hoameh 4 i asa spout t.tot W. J.

SWEENEY, CANAL III. OAKLAND HIT tawMag) gas shape; near ly new ureal no. til el at ar iiaytm, nr Higniane t4i. PIERCE-ARROW II a F. START' ER AND LIGHTS wtK)DPtRH ITT R.

tfS SPECIAL PRICES ON THE FOLLOWING CARS ALL READY TO DRIVE, HIT P.EO l-paaa. nltader roadster. HIT l0 l-ryk touring car. iliO l.iuaaM, -cyl. launna ear.

ivis i-raa. inuring tar, HIS oi.imuhh.k touring car. HIT RKO I Illl wrd Sedaav 6 I MV tOU gr touring. -aa. LrioroRCrVxtia ft ACS ST, CANAL ITTL Beet bar be had la tlly auart be xll 11.11 reaa Ukee R.

Call Mi 4 go we good tmsD cars, the wslbox Myru CAR IIS aad eta AUTOMOBILES. Tor Sal. T.I ES IKES. ALL 1,000 MILES MAKES. ALL 6,000 MILEO.

ALL SIZES. 8x3 $8.75 I. L. GREENWALD TIRE M- W. Cot.

Ntnth and Rao It, Cln'tt O. Canal 4401. A Reliable Firm. Auto Livery. apH-trsSu TWO FORD COUPES, 113V models, MOO ack; two one-ton closed Ford truck, pneumatic tlree all around and starter, 1(0 each; one half-ton panel body Ford truck, 1310; all care in food condition, will arrange terma for reaponalble parties.

See IM'NLAP, 111 Central av. 13 I RES OUT fRICBSl WUTIRN THb eOOfAHeniral AOS Sate St. rtwn.tl.iaaTl TUB ROBERT 11. WHalAT CO. Nome good used cars.

1014 Gilbert av. troSu Illl CHEVROIJCT 410. taurine or roari ater; new) delivered price HOI 10; fully vuiypea. WHT BUY A USED CART CHEVHOI.KT motor rnupmT No. 110 Race at.

Phone Cannl 470. IJ 111! MAXWELL; food condition; 1 new cord tlrea, Wdbn 1810 K. 14 $350- Will buy a Hhynes, 7-paasenger, In wonderful shape. REASONABLE TERMS. Ill Race St.

SHIP BY BRIGHTON TRANSFER COMPANY. EIBOLER'S EXPRE88. KstahlLehtd 1177. Cincinnati) Hamilton, Mlddletown Dayton. From door to door.

and tl Wanted, FOR ABOUT A WEEK, A DO DOE OR FORD; WILL PAY REASONABLE RENT, BUT DON'T WANT TO BUY THE CAR. PHONE EAST 1011 X. 21 WE PAY CASH For burned, wrecked or used cara Parte for all cara AUTO SALVAGE 217 8th St, Canal 6277. FURNISHED ROOMS. ALL CONVENIENCES.

SEVEGSTIi. MENUE HOTEL Seventh and Vine ttti and bp per da. i shower bathe; speolal rates. J. COPT, manager.

Jel-tl ALL ADVANTAGES THE TAYLOR HO TEL 301 a). Fourth, proprietors of 7 rurnisnea apartment housf-s, anjoinun Christ Church. Masonlo Temple an Walnut Hllla; single or en suite light housekeeping aparlmenta IS A VERY desirable room adjoining bath; electric. Seventh, 111 opt. 4.

II AVONDALE Comfortable room; adjoining bath: conveniences; men only. Avon Ull R. 14 CLI FTON Cheerful room: private bath if desired: convenient location- 140 Hos avenue. II COOL front rooms; West 3034. home comforts.

Phoni II FOR RENT Two furnished front sleeping rooms and one large housekeeping room, with running water and bath, second floor, lot Rare sL Canal 1171 L. 11 FUHNIBHED l-room flat, light house keeping and sleeping rooms. Ill Garfield plare. II UUNISHKD ROOMS. II I aad 13 per week: night, lie up te 50c.

Elm street. II URNISHED room. 117 Broadway; bath: pnone. HOTEL 0. K.

Third and Broadwav. Newly furnished rooms. II and un. Special rates by the week; dining room a la earte. Main HOI.

II HOTEL ELWOOD, B. E. COR. NINTH AND VINE. Reams, aU new.

with and without bate I enator, am and cats runalna water la all rooms; rat II and with bath an op, P. PIOMAN, Mgr. LltiHT HOUKEKEEPING and sleeping rooms: cheap rent. 411 Eighth. 14 MT.

AUBURN 101 B. McMillan St. 1 room, kltrhi-n; laundry, electric, bath. hot-cold running water; to adults for housekeeping. II MT.

AUBURN Beat location: private bath. private vrranda, electric llghta; gentleman: reference. II, Enquirer. It KWPOHT Two rooms for housekeeping; modern. Ill Isabella et.

II RACE 1011-Kurnlihed room, with kllrh- enrtte an4 elrctrie: aecone nonr, front. WO nicely furnished rooms for light houaekeeping; gaa. bath, telephone. 711 Scntt Covington. It WO rooms for light housekeeping, sleeping room.

II. II Mercer at. LOST. STRAYED OR STOLEN. LADY'S black vanity purse, near tennis rnort in Knrn t'ara.

newara. aiitn. THOS. H. WALLACE.

IIS Lincoln av. II PEARL BAR PIN 4m Warsaw av. car or between siigntn ana entnu ana anei and Race el a Return II Duttenhofer Bldg. Reward. MIWH LORCH.

11 TAN PUHMK In hlld ar between Chi a sea noiimana. raone niage i.ie I. Reward, II III IIKWAHU for Iho recovery of Ford touting car, motor numwr iiuiti, awi Tor Information leading to the location of It Pike, who formerly lived al No. 114 Rogers pisre. l.

him DKTttTIVR BUREAU. ii.ia no. HI Traction Hide Main III. 11 15 ItHW AHI Yeuhg orhLO boy lost roll of bills, shout II. belonging lo employer, between Fifth-Third National Hank and Sintnn Hotel, Wednesday morning.

13. Knqulrer. II SPRINGS ETERNAL." rari.L ptariTca to vat axui'itia. Columbus, Ohio, July 10. Officials of th Securities Bureau, administer ing th "blu sky" law under th Department of Commerce, assert that there Is a continued flood of proposi tions which are seeking approval for th sale of stock and ether securities In Ohio.

In iho fac ef th number ef applications, which have dropped off but little fmm the number of a ytar ago, there I a small volume of sal's. Many of those who come to get licenses and for certification under th law assert that there Is so Imme diate Intention begin sales Of stock, but that they ar preparing for better Urn. 1 DROUGHT NOT DISASTROUS. Uxlncton. July -Th recent In weeks' drought In Central Kentucky was by no means disastrous, authorities at the Slate Culler of Aencuiiure de clared to-day.

Considerable dsnugl was don early corn, loharofx potatoes. oats, gardens and pastures, r.owtver, they said. Rain In this section the past 21 hour may save trie i or ceo crop, fconltng to the author! Its. Pastiirra, dry at prvwvnt, will come back with several good rains to revlvt them. COAL AND COPPER FOUND.

Heber Sprints, July StV-The drill of th Heber Oil and Oa Company's test well, sll miles east of this city, penetrated a four-foot vela ef coal at a depth ef SO feet, snd ft twenty-four-foet vein et copper at IIS feet, according to reports from officials of the company to-day, Spedmtea ef th copper are being seat UtUt Hock JM Hags eaeJj, REAL ESTATE tl INK 1 a -Front room, suitable for I or 1 grata. Flat C. 11 WALNUT HILLa llanaley. Hat D. fur nished room; men preferred: ren-rcnoe; hath.

Jyll-StTuThHe WALNUT HILLS 111 Ashland for gentleman; private family. Phone Wdbn. 4411 T. II WALNUT HILLS 1317 Kenton I cool housekeeping rooms; gaa stove, sin. hath.

Woodhum 1117 II WALNUT iU.H Ir room convenient HI I lurnlahed 'ha pel et. II WALNUT HILI HIT Park room eoot, clean; bain, electric; near cara II AND BUILDING A and half limbec bouse) to to be built on the west side of Wold avenue, north of Madison road, East Walnut Hills, by W. W. Carver, coal operator, until recently of Charleston. Went Virginia.

The construction- of this house, bids on which are being received by Werner ft Adklns, who will close estimates on Wy 27, will complete thVtldentlal Improvement of Wold avenue, the lot be- ins the last on the market. Mr. Carver bought the ground recently from the Scarborough estate. The improvement la contain approximately 12 rooms an la to be 'In the shape of an L. Mrs.

W. F. Er.ck. wife of a contrac tor, acquired from' the Durrell Realty Company, through Willis Durrell, bro ker, 1M feet on the north side of Montgomery road, about 800 feet east of Grand Vista avenue, Pleasant Ridge. The plot Is to be improved with a dwelling.

sums district by Mr. Durrell, all to re. suit in the building of houses later in the year. He sold 200 feet to Peter Peters, a contractor, and Al Barber, on the east side of Kincaid road, opposite Harvest, and sotd to V. W.

BtnaucK 00 feet on the same thoroughfare, between Heredlth and Harvest avenues. Seven out of fourteen double dwell ings and duplex apartments at Erie Mather. Dyer were the brokers the safety governor acted and held the cab rigid. Harold Stewart, with the Whltaker Paper Company, who Is to be mar ried In September, will build a home on Kirkwood avenue, near Lowland avenue, having bought of Oeorge Tos aer 110 by 110 feet The ground sold for 11.100. A brick dwelling Is to be construct ed at the southeast corner of liurwood Ing to 111 Johnston Building.

He Is to havs charge of the development of th B. H. Kroger tract. In Avondale, which Is to be subdivided this fall. The Sanborn Map Company, Chicago.

has begun work at tha Instigation of the Cincinnati Real Estate Board for civic Improvements In Cincinnati, Nor wood, Klmwood and St. Bernard. Th laat publication of th kind wag Issued In 1WC The new map. In many re spect similar to those used In th fire Insurance business. Is te show the types of building la every block to covered by the survey.

Charlea E. Cornelius, civil engineer and urvyor, lilt Fulton avenue, ha taken over th business of his father, who died some time ago. racial Di.r.Tcn to tui Columbus, Ohio, July 10. "Only the Inability te build home fast enouo'i to supply the demand keeps a bltt majority of American famlllr from owning their own homes." declare "Instead the nation la becoming on of home owners," he and. HEAL ESTATE TBAJTSFERS.

(Tax Ini41fat4l Im (- mm.j of I cents for every ISM or Irao-tlen in value of property conveyed.) ANDER80N TOWNSHIP Warner HaW- kine to Oeorire A. and May J. Hancock, 1 ii acrea of land la Anderson Township; (tax J). ANDERSON TOWNSHIP Charles B. Moore to Carrie Stledel, Lot 111 In Charles E.

Moore's second subdivision. In Anderson Township; 1. AVONDALE Henrietta, M. Klee to Joseph and Clara Lung, 40 by 111 feet oa north aide of Rockdale avenue, 714 feat eaet of Main avenue in Avondale; ft (tax IT 10). AVONDALE Minnie Baron to Arthur Hoffhetmer, three years' lease from July im, oi nat at isto Heading roau; monthly rent 1140.

BANK LEASE Mildred S. Rnppoport to the Cosmopolitan Batik and Trust Oom- rrom February is. 1 111, of storeroom at corner of Vine and Charlton streets; monthly rent l0. BANK LEASE The John C. Roth Packing Company to same, 10 years' lease from July 1, nil, of 1031 and 1041 Freeman avenue; monthly rent 1175.

CALIFORNIA Robert L. Strong et al. to Elmer and Eleanora Hehn, Lot 1, I ana I In Block 11 In Outline's subdivision, in California) $770 (tax ID. CARTHAGE Charlea O. Dice to Irene M.

Darner, juot lei In Lee, Wilson Bullock's addition to Carthage; II (tax 13). CENTRAL, ELM STREET Frederick L. amnion to William Oeryera, 10 years' lease from July I. 1131. of 41.

bv 10 feet on weet side of Kim street, 31 feet south oi nnniay street; 11,000 cash, annual rent 1600, privilege of purchase at vvu (tax te). Three other sales wore mad In the central. THIRD STREET Gilbert Belt man et al. to Samuel H. Bloom.

II feet on north aide of Third atreet, between Vlns and Race atreeta; $1 (tax II). COLERAIN TOWNSHIP Michael Hllnol- sieiner to uatnerine Hiipoisteiner, 30.31 acres of land In Section 17, In Coleraln Township; 11 (tax 15). COLERAIN TOWNSHIP George Docrity in riaei jsaitenneieer and William f. Schneck, about 31 acrea of land In Section 1 In Coleraln Township; II (tax 13). COLLEGE HILL Maude Wade to Al bert L.

Imea, 50 by 130 feet on Bt. Elmo street. In College Hill; 11 (tax 14). avenue snd Drotherton rood, MadLuon- COLLEGE HILL Katherlne Kiefler to vllle. opposite the C.

M. and L. 8ta- JJ, tlStxo" tion, have been sold at suction for 8. Belmont avenue. In College Hill; II C.

Retu through Fred Tuke ft Bon. ') Fuyers -of frame duplex apartments CORRYVILLE August Zelti to Charlea were H. H. Koed ng. pur- 0 Bclotosirl jbo feet north efCorr chasing two for Frank Rlogger, street; II (tax tl 10).

who paid snd Alois Stueren- berg gave Purchokers of double frame dwellings were Frank L. lirothe, druggist, acuuinng two fo; m.MU; James Hughes, Madisonvllle, paid 13.3.10, and the corner parcel was purchased by John H. Tuke, Secretary and munager of the Bun Mutual Insur ance Company. The lot to S8 by S3 feet by 70 feet In the rear. This parcel sold for H400.

Theodore Mayer ft Bro. sold at auction for N. Olman the eight-room pressed brick dwelling, 811 Lexington avenue, Avondale, with a lot (0 by 140 feet, the buyers being Abraham Friedman, who paid $10,175, Milton Lowensteln, of the American Grocery Company, has taken a five- year lease on the four-story brick building, with four stores, at the f-southwest corner of Sixth and Mound streets. The deal was handled through the Kred'k A. Schmidt Com pany, acting for Mary J.

Murray. ELM WOOD Margaret Beck to Louisa and wiinam u. Kuppert, Lot 10 In Bonnger Hopkins's fourth subdivision In Kim- wood; 1 (tax 14). FAIRMOUNT Minnie Kratt to Lawrence a. ana Mary K.

Mead, II by 100 feet on uuio sine ox l.ucaey street. In Fair- mount; ei tax 3). hiuhland GROVk) Homealta Realty viuany to nana: iom. Ixits It nU siaoison Terrace subdivision; 11 (tax 10 cenU). HYDE PARK Mary A Schmidt te Anna cunnenuerir, to feet on east side of Mc- vormicK rosa; si.

KENNEDY HEIGHTS Ray K. Barlow to Armur winaie. Ixits 3 and 114 In Euclid Land Association's aM.ntiit biiIw. I. vision; II (tax It cents).

MT. ADAMS Minnie Smith to John Tfg- nvrviu, le teei on west siae or I.ta atreet, 411 feet north of Kaat Court street; II (tax II 10). MADUONVILLE The 'Southern Ohio savings Hank and Trust Comnsnv. trustee, to F. Edgnr Blrkelberger, Lois 436 and 411 in Fairfax subdivision; 111 lias ev ccntsi.

MADI80NVILLK Florence V. Levlts to luara Hendry, 10 by Hi feet on south side of Buckingham avenue, In Madisonvllle; 14,110 (tax II). NORTHSIDB Denver C. Snook, par Knerlir. to the Oak L.

and B. Company, lot en southwest corner of Hamilton and Otte avenues, In CummUisville: 11.013 (tax II 10). In the deal whereby Philip Jacobs NORTHSIDE Katie Zerh to Otis and Company takes a nve-ycar lease on the northwest corner of Second ano Sycamore streets, at Illl a month The lessee manufactures sheet iron specialties. A new method of testing elevstoru took place at the Dixie Terminal Company's office building yesterday afternoon' In the presence of official from the Building Commissioner's of fice. Considerable excitement prs vailed In the building, many tenants believing an elevator accident had taken place.

A passenger ear, loaded with pig Iron, equal to the weight of It per sons, was used for the purpose. steel llftlnjr. cables were disconnected and th cab held by a manlla ropj, At the order of Walter O. Frans. con suiting engineer, this was cut in the Elisabeth Coleman.

II feet on north alile of Dreman avenue. In Cumminsvilie; II lias ee csaisr. NORTHSIDE Harry R. Weber te Lena nienenbacs. 15 br 150 fast oa north aide of Apjonea street.

171 feet west of Dane street; it (tax IJ NORWOOD Maybelle Strieker to L'avtts neeeA i by its reel on south side of Cavanaugh avenue; II (tax 13), NORWOOD Lucie O. Lynch te Sanford A. Headley, 5 by 111 feet oa west aide lias tj. NORWOOD Jamas D. Mr Bee te Fred Klelne.

II feet of Lot In C. Hopkins's subdivision. In East Norwood; II (tax J. NORWOOD Mathilda Sokolowskl te Frank Jochum and Katie Augustine. II by feet on oast aide of Idlewlld avenue; II (Us 111.

NORWOOD Bella S. Meherly te Eugene Booth, 10 by II feet on south aide of Jefferson avenue. In Bouth Norwood; II (tas oi to). NORWOOD Leopold C. Hug to Panl vooK, it ii in i.iewnyn art subdi vision; i (tax penthouse.

The car fell 11 feet whin OAKLET Frank Hoffmann to Bertha TrechUr, 4 feet on weat side of Thir tieth avenue. In Oaklsy; II (tax II OAKLEY Emory R. Worst. II te Frank and Klbuuteth Hoffmann, ammo proper ly; n. PRICE HILL James Murdork.

ta Al bert 1 Heneler. IV by Hi feet on Woat aula of Hawthorne avenue, price Hill I (tax II). PRICK HILL Mas Cohn to The Wester Hills B. a. ana I.

one-year lease rmm august ltn, or storeroom al Warsaw avenue; monthly rent 111 PRICB HILI-Oeorxe Fischer le August airgmea. IS by 131 feet on west side of Cora a onus, being Lot 11, In George Fischers subdivision; II (tax II). and Bhanmoor avenuea. In Norwood. PRICE HILL lha Inl halnnelnar ta John W.

Wllsnn Charles J. and being sold to W. H. Jones, of South Madison avenue, for $1,760. The deal was bandied by Lelninger tt Palmer, who also disposed of two Norwood holdings for Charles Leppert, the lat ter selling 4741 Woodlawn avenue, a four-room cottage, to for 11.710, and the five-room frame, Mills avenue, was acquired by John Bering, baker, for 11.500.

MorlU Sax. architect, has moved Roale Wasserman lo Mamie T. i'enn. II by HI feet on west ele of Dewey avenue. rrice mil; it tut evj 1ST.

BERNARD Rose Bunsrhy to John j. nrnaner, it root en earn slae or Bar. tea street. Ill feet south of IH-Imar av enue. la St.

Bernard; 14,10 (tax 14) ST. BERNARD Charlea Burt achy ta Roea Burlarhr. I lest on sosth aula of 1X1 m.r i.Mtu In lu nrtir.l. 1 1 gT. BERNARD Charles Braun te Ross Swan el II bv 111 feet oa eaat side ef Carthage pake; II (tas II).

1ST. BERNARD Frank K. Michael to Ed ward M. Merach. 3 feet en weat side sf Carthage pike la SL Bernard; II (tax cents).

from the Fourth National Bank Build- SPRINGFIELD township-Ternes Bras-. I ler le Hannah Tailor. 1.4 acres of land on Hamilton pike In Section II In Springfield Township; It (lax II), WALNUT 1 1. 145 Florence Ahear to Bernard M. Klaenman.

I by 111 feet en eaat aide of Bell place; It (tax 111 I). WALNUT H1I.I.S Rose H. Carrlgan to Lewla M. and Maa 1. Heck.

II by II feet on south aide of Nellsoa place, 171 feel eaat ef Waodbura avenue; II (tax ID. a general map of real estat and all WALNUT HILLS The Union Savings B. ana i. lonioan-. trustee, te narloe r.

Wldman and rrvnoe Meyer. II by 1 feet en north side of McMillan atreet, II feet weet of Hearh street, ea Walnut Hills; IJ.OHi.Oex 1 1). WALNUT HILLS The Queen City Livery lemienr 10 lera it. rieae as rest aa north aide el Madlaoa road. III reel east of Woedbera avenue; 111 (tax 111 WEST END-John Ell te Bella Fox.

Lot 14 in David Wade eubdtvislsn, II by 117 feet en south side of Wads street, between Central avenue and Jeba street: II (lax 14 II). WEST END Christina Scheumaa to Joha rersinau. it ay lee reel en eaat aide of Whlteman street, Tl feet south et Bank street; 51.00 (tax 3). WEHTWOOD Edith W. Brown te Carlton llrnkaw.

part ef ls 1 In Wm. Moore a eelata ea McHenry road; It (tax III. WEIiTWOOP Catherine Brnrkensteln te Christine Mygait et HI trot on euuth side ef Yerdlh avenue, 171 feel weet ef Epworth avenue; (tag It rants i. th4 Harvey to Job. A.

unto liuiioing AHWiauun hen told that hotel men In the United Slates had predicted the pats-1 ng of the American home. F. O. Bothwell. National Secretary of th hot! men's organisation, at a I and Ethel Clark.

Lot II In Paik Plare and B. (Company a subdivision la Wyemlug; II (lax cental. Hot-traces ttlod. M. T.

Tturk People's B. ens L. A. .1 eke. I iLl" 'A" l.

imn iireaaw to epruig tsaniea I th rtnalsaanc or cure dwellers I iZZt, kli. 1 coming." He declared the old-rasa Trorhtet to loned American home Is passing along Same le Frank Hoffman with the horse, and Is due time will be exhibited -along with the stuffed In. dodo bird and the ear of tha auk. ValHy Central i ana la bib ram Peohl are moving Into bottle, SO- Bane Meyer te North' Byte Wrk 'iv cording to rtothwelL w'Tuam ft-W" HX'b. no.

MxurumB Pfcmirj lft i mnm u. utnpMf vln. of th building and loan organ-K ir to Madissn S. leavivn. i Amelia ntt.

to "Ohio is soon to I in tas th reat- aad L. A est home building boom Is It. his- r-elT'iV nat tory, declared. "Every effort of Alice Mcuaneugti ie southern onie In Ohio during the next year Is to bel H. Caennaay SB CeiUea Mill' turned to home building." Devlne I Valentine Knee hi to Intervalley aad A Oeorge Ttmmere te Reading B.

and Company Fidel Batten heUer to George Dorlty. Frank Oreenwald to Hum 8. aad I A. Company Raymond C. White to Earl Nelson Lawreace E.

Mead to Narth Fatf mount Local L. and B. Company Henry H. Kohmrscher to Town Hall 8. and A Mary A Padvn to Provident Loan Company Edwin J.

Haylln to same Frank Jochum te Mathilda Boko-low. kl August F. Klosterkemper to Calhoun L. and B. Co.

Irene It Braaher te Bank Street B. A. Co Hannah C. Taylor to Teresa Braalor. Amelia Adams.

te Kred J. William King to Frances M. Recb-llng Sly OiBord to Southern Ohio Loan Co Charles Qiiepenkerl te Andrew Endres Sanford A Headley to Oakley B. and L. Co Otis Soleman to Katie Zech Llsetta Bess to Central Falrmount B.

and L. Co Bella Flax te Qeat Street B. A. No. I Lydla B.

Bunnell to Central Norwood B. and L. A Oeorge A Hancock to North Fair-mount Local L. nnd B. Co Paul Cook to Town Hall 8.

and L. A Co. Otto Kaplan to City Hall Bernard M- Elsenman to Odeon B. A. Co.

Eugene Booth to Union Savings B. and T. Co Lawrence E. Mead to Minnie H. Kratt John A Ryan to Rosemont and L.

Co Mary Meyer to Oarfleld No. 1 I. son 1 4 IMI l.i-'l 1.000 l.vuw I.OOU 1WM l.t'Si 4 t.lSAI I.OJ nw dared that th Sou (bortag IS low Ohio ha reached serious proportions, I WiiZl nl WW V-Sisajigggj Miuj gajssaa I PT a a a a tutlons ware th agtacy best equip-1 Bed to bring relief. I H.a i. Devloe declared the American botnel A T3 Sbeewar BaSka la Juia.sl B.

aad TX votus pass out i ausiVMO. aad 1. Ottswuty i.0 and.B. Co. Mortgages Canceled.

Peter W. Boden Wambsgans to Frederick Anna Reazka to Ella A. Barter. Edward Wollng to St. Bernard Pro gressive H.

and 1 Co Rosle Waaserman to Alpha B. and L. Co John Miller to Mohawk Place L. and B. Co Minnie Kratt to North Falrmount L.

and B. Co Charlea O. Dice to St. Bernard Progressive B. and L.

A. Co Wolf Blgman to West Liberty B. and L. Co Edward H. Strong to Cosmopolitan and 8.

Co Fiancee B. Strong to same Harry L. Bnodgraaa to Apollo B. and L. Co Tauble Srelnberg to Charles T.

Hoqrman Krnat L. Kroner to Home Bavtnga Bank Co Anna M. Kngla to Highland Avenue L. and H. Co Valentine Knecht to Inter-Valley B.

and L. A J. J. Downey to Bchuetzen B. and L.

Co. Charlea B. Jordan to Ernst Blerleh. E. T.

Brown to D. K. Brown John J. Bchewe to SL Bernard L. and B.

Co4. Irene R. Braaher to Bank Street B. A. Oeorge J.

Hare to Pliuliay Market No. 1 L. and B. Co Amelia Adams to Robert S. Fagley.

James E. Allen to Weatwood Home-, steed Co. Blanche M. Yeager to John C. Shea.

Philip Dlllenhurger to Elsie Nlesrn. Andrew c. to new enuncia tion L. and B. Co Andrew Endree to same Domlnlrk Egan to Oakley Sanford A.

Headley to Lucy O. Lynch Bailie R. Vance to Delta L. A Otto Kaplan to City Hall Leopold C. Hug to uaaiey a.

ana Co. Bella 8. Mobsrly to Norwood Eagle B. and I Co Frank W. Winter to Courthouse and B.

Co THE RIVER. BIYIll STAGES. S.0W see eoo 1.7W 1MI l.ooo III 1,101 1. 101 MM MM 4,150 1,101 1,100 1,101 .1 3,100 3.100 1,000 1,101 1,151 i.tOO 0 171 1.100 4,000 1.101 4,000 1 I.IOI 8. Department of Afrieulttir, Wsathsr Bureau.

1 3 i STATIONS STATIONS jt .11 I II Porteaosla. 13 1 1 7 7 I Mavtri 1 1 I t.l 'Dajs I I I Oreceatoo. I I I I I PHUburi 4 I Daall II II 'Deal I 1 1 (4 Deal II I I I I NeeanOs 1 0 0 7... Zanestllla I I Cksltaaesaa II 1 0 1 rwtWAirx 10 1 01 llorasea. I I 1 I Itaakee Rsdfonl .1111 JokasMvils.

1 1 1.7 Caire II 11... ntoa .1114. K-aak Illl eh. Ftla) Pt I kaaul DaaiM a dial PatniOr. Dealt I III a.

L-d. 1 1 7 I I 1 1 I I 4 I.I .7 711 1 1 4 I I I 7.1 01 K.eaa.Cttv.11 I tl Utikkesk Illl Hekee 11 1 1 11 NewOrfcaas. 7 111... Wioselsaa, Bivr Jorsesst Cincinnati. July It.

Dam River, (lower gage) I Boats Leaving- To-Ds. Tha steamer Greenwood, Captain O. Cs Oreerte In command, la la leave Ihe wharflMMt, fool of Mycamore atreet, at I p. m. to-day for Charleston, W.

Office in charge of Praa Ellison. The steamer John W. Hubard, with Captain Ed Wllllameon In command, la lo leave the wharfboat. foot ef Mala street, at I p. m.

to-day for lulsvllle. sad all Intermedials points. OaVa In charge of W. S. Carr.

Elver Briefs, waa recorded en the Broadway guage al 1 p. m. yvaterdar. "TELEGRAPHIC. SPECIALS TO THE ENQUIRER.

Pittsburg. July It. J. general manager of th Liberty Transit Company, amid le-day that a new arhedale III be la lore see a. Th at earner Oeneral Beach will be Ukee out of Ihe lliuhurg trade and plared In Ihe Maakiagam Hlver.

trading between Perherehurt aad gsnesvllle. making le. trips each week. Freight and paesenaora will be reonipeed ee ihe (leaeral Pershing and Ihe General rta.au It It hoera, making iwpairs en her 1,100 day: 1,100 weathe- clear aa Madison. July Two stage et the river at a.

m. was ll.T feet, falling alow-ty. The D. T. Lane was la pert Uls mora-lag with a tow et eoal Bvansnile, July M.

River I feet, rising. Cloudy and The Evansvllle, from Mammoth Cave. The Bay Queen, from Paducah. The Rambler and tow, from Green Hlver. The Bvana-vtlle te Bowling Oreen.

Buaiaeas good. Padncah. July 10. Gauge reads 4.1 feet, a run of 0:1 toot In It hours. Clear aad cooler.

Arrived: The Jo Horton Fall, from Evansvllle: Eutaw. from Mound City. for Cincinnati; United States steamer uoineet, rrora riorenoe, with a derrick aad Sat. Departed: The Betty Lord, lor the Tennessee Kiver with empties. raiM Juiv ti-nmn mas i 1.4II feat, rise of 1.1 Partly cloudy and warm.

1" Ml 1.100 1,100 1,101 7.110 Arrived! The John Barrett, from Upper Mississippi with one barge wheat. Departed; The' Oleander, for Lower St. Louis, July II. Stage of river leei, a ran at e.e loot. Memphis, July 10.

River 1.1 feet, a fall of 01 foot. Arrivals: The Kate Adams from Arkansas CltV! Harrv Lea 1,001 from Carutheraville; Oaatnlng from Os- i ceota. Vlcksburg, July 10. Gauge reads 11.1 feet, a fall of 1.1 feet la 14 hours. The Percy Swain arrived this morning and cleared at 10 o'clock for Natchee, The Uncle Oliver left this afternoon for Green.

ion I vllle. and the C. R. Hull left for the Bun- flower River. Heavy rain and wind this 1,000 aiternoon; ciouay ana cooler to-nignt.

1,501 OHIO CHAETEES. irsCUl BIIFATCH TO TBS IXOCISSS. Columbus, Ohio, July 10. Charters to The Owen Thomas Engine Company, Cleveland; capital, Oeorge 1,001 Phypers, Murray Smith, Fred Oldda, a J. Beattls and L.

F. Chapman. The Wayneshurg Grove Company, Can- 100 ton; capital, 111.00; Martin H. Frank, M. J.

Biechela Raymond z. Btaudt. u. tl. 1,500 Reblllot and Charles Paquelet.

to. nun snoe uompany, uayton; capi 4,000 1 tal, Philip Paul, Ethel Paul, Max jaconaon, ADranam jacooson ana joseun 3,000 W. Sharts. 4,000 Rosevllle Milling Compnny, Rosevllle; can ta 116.000: R. B.

Fletcher. hi. Her- 1,000 man. W. R.

Crowley, 8. W. Moore and W. M. Parsons.

The Lyceum Building Company, Akron; capital, 113.000; Louis Miller, H. Rosenthal, H. Slocower, D. C. Rybalt and H.

B. Lawrence. The Luraa Auto Bales Company, Toledo, capital, 1100; George W. putter, Leo II. Hchmlnck, E.

K. Lay. M. lladen and O. W.

Ayara The J. Nalley Company, Delaware; capital, 111,100: J. Nalley, John F. Flavin, Harry W. Cliat, H.

C. Kent aad L. F. Stoneburner. Th Kremer Oil and Gas Company, Mari, etta: capital, A.

H. Kesteraeler. J. L. Brislen.

Fred H. Kremer, Joseph A Welter snd Auaust A. Kuahn. The Oklahoma Oaaollne Company, Logan; capital, 110.000; Oeorge. W.

McVey, J. a. MrVev. I. K.

HadeUtn. F. H. Careen- 1,10 ter and Carl McVey. 1,411 The New York Supply Company, Akron: 471 capital, 111.10; Jacob Kralevetsky, M.

J. Duhln, Myron W. Jacobs, Henry P. Lude-1. man and Edwin 8.

Kennor. INCREASE. The Erlln Farmers' Elevator and Supply 1,100 Company) Erlln, from 131.000 to 1100,00. DECREASES. VW The Shannon Construction Company, Akron, from 1100.00 to 15.000.

I OTk. I ll.vlMI 1,11 I 10 EIVEB STEAMBOATS. UPPER OHIO. frir OBEENE LINE STEAMER GREENWOOD leaves to-day at I p. in.

rroiu ins orrie Une wharfboat. for Mayavlllr. Manchester, Portsmouth, 1 ronton. Ashland, Catletta-burs. Huntington snd Charleston.

W. and Intermediate uolnta Telephone Main 1457. LOWER OHIO. LOrTVTl.l.E AND CINCINNATI FACktKT COMPANY Steamers leave the wharfboat, foot ef Main st i sot, for Louisville every week day, Mni aetunlars. at I b.

and Sun- Aara at I a. m. Frelcht received at all hoars. Phone Mala HIT or 4711. l.t feet aad sta-l be accepted, and which are obtain llonary: -one trap down.

The Ohio River In the Cincinnati district will not chaste much Wednoeday. W. Devereaux. Weather fair. River 11 1 feet (peel stage).

Business good. Arrivals. The eteamer Chris Oeeona. from Hunt ington ami return; uueen Cll. freml Louisville aad return.

SEALED PBOFOSALS. NOTtCB TO CO STH ACTORS. Office of the Commissioners of Ham ilton County, unio. Cincinnati. Ohio.

July II. ltll. Sealed proposals will ba received at in. nine ti tiiw sinners of Hamilton County. Ohio, Court Hnuaa.

Cincinnati. Ohio, until II clock ugul I3tn, lilt, for tha followlna County work i endrr specincaiions no. iii-a: ir Improvement of Cllley Road, from Kaat Miami River Road to Thunder Road. In Miami Township. In accord ance with the eurvevs.

Dials, cross- sections, estimates, plana, profiles and specifications therefor on file In the office of the County Commissioners of said County. Detailed Information for the work may be obtained at the office of the County Surveyor. Kach proposal must be aernmpsnled by a bond In the sum of 11.600.00, or a certified check for like amount on a solvent bank, as a guarantee that If the proposal be accepted, a contract will entered Into, 11, Ohio provided therefor, aa none other will able at the ofnee of the Board of County Commissioners. The bidder lo whom the contract Is awarded will ba required to furnish bond In a sum equal to the contract price, conditioned according to law. The County Commissioners reserve the right to reject any or all bids.

Ry order of the Board of County Commie. loners. A. K. MITTKNDORF.

President Attest: Albert Bernhardt. Clerk. HOTICB TO CONTRACTORS. Office of the Commissioners of Hamilton County, Ohio. Cincinnati.

Ohio. July 11. ltV Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the County Commissioners of Hamilton Countv. Ohio, Court House, Cincinnati, Ohio, until ir ocioca noon, Friday, August 6th. ltll, for ihe following county work: Under Specifications No, III-; for construction of concrete floor for Bridge 11 on Muddy Creek Road No.

Ill, In Oreen Township, in accordance with the plans and specifications therefor on file In the oirioe Fairly good rains have fallen la the in' loumy v.ommissioncrs or said laat II hours throughout Ihe upper Ohio I r. Valley from Portsmouth. Ohio lo head-1 Detailed Information for the Work waters ef tha Ali'shany and may be obtained at the office of the Rivera, These hae Ban lime encci ea loiiniv purveyor, river slag. -a. A pool elate of II I feel I Kach proposal must accompanied by a bond In the sum of tioatt or a certified check for Ilka iinnuiil at, SB solvent bank, aa a guarantee that.

If the proposal be accepted, a contract will be entered Into. Bidders must use tha printed form provided therefor, aa none other will be accepted, and which are obtainable al the office of the Hoard of County Commissioner, Th bidder to-whom th contract Is awarded will be reaulod tur. nlsh bond In a sum equal In one-half ine ronirari price, conditioned ac eordlna to law. The County Commissioner reserve th right to reject gnv or all bids. By ordor of the Board of County Commissioners.

A. E. MITTKNDOnF. Wood, Ihe lormer leaving Tyee- Atteat; Albert Kelnhardt. Clerk, osya ann ine i steamer W.

T. Pmoe is ea ie way ee the Ohio River with the steamer UeMea Fleece, which will be reawiit into aa et- cureien boat, running out ar Plttebarf. To-day'a siagea were reported as Point Bridge, 4 I feet, aad falling: ImvIs Island Dam. rest aaa etaueaarr. wlrkeis PI Beaver Dam, 1.1 feet aad falling.

wlcaeU up. Wheeling. W. Va. July 1 -Rivet feel, aool stare.

Wealbet clear and warm. Ieperturet The Oeneral Perth Ing, for llltsbarg. at II a. m. I Leeev, for Mstamoraa, si aoea: Senator CWrd.ll, f-r Cbarieaisw, al I p.

sn.i Helen la fresa Mataaxoraa, al I a. ea. l-ersnina. ee noon; Ubeny, tt al p. ea.

The Seaaler Otrdell dut down st It p. Point t'leasaai, w. rfoiy niw 1 1 feet and falling. Vi oatker clear and arm. tl ruaiaik Oaltlpella, Ohta.

July River feet, pool stage. Weather tteady aad bet. The Oeneral Weed due as fee Pittsburg. Cbarlestoo, W. JaH River Ma- 1 lag etewly.

Showers aad eemdse to-day. Oauga t.l, pool: Falla I feet, rkaeg. Arrivals: The Mary Jaaw) aad swtla, Ik. partial i The lUtletaHea, al I a sa Mlb. Ohio.

Jaty t. Rleee HI Kara The tia.nat eewarted for (inetaaalL, I a. aa. The Chile arrived treea CiarMaatl at I Hp. tav.

leavleg at I e'etnek fat Peaa.rey. The 1. 14. Dewald, a with empties et I II a. ea.

Tie Jallaa rU4erhnaea. with emettse al I aa. The Wen oral weeai aaa pea LE04I. kotices. KLRCTIO KOT1C1S.

Notice Is hereby given thst In Bur. nance of the ordinance of th Coun cil or the City Cincinnati, passed on the twenty-first day of June, ltll there will be submitted ta the qualified electors of said city at a special election to be held In said city en the Pima oar eiwnuet, tne quea tlon ef tasulns? bonds of said ni cured by Ha general credit. In the sum of four million two hundred and Bfir thousand (I4.ll.) dollars for th allenary, a air aaa warvei. ae uewerai ti-. b.ia stalls a ea.

i naisiwe, ip ai i r.r -f i irvtw r.igntn ane Cheaptlde streela lo Ludlow avenue and for Ihe purchasing and condemn-Ing ef Had nareaaary therefor. Bald election will bt held at the utual vol. Ing places ef said city, and Ike polls will be open from 1.10 a m. to 6 1 p. central standard Time, on said dev.

those who vets In favor of the rnpealllon of Issuing bonds shall fcave written or printed on their bal lets tne woresi "Per the Issue ef Bond" These who vote against the earns hall have written or printed os their euoie ine woros: "Aseinet Ihe leewe of Bonds" By order of the Board ef DeMil Stale Supervleore and laepeeters alec lie as, THOMAS J. rTOCTOTt. Chief Pepeiy. H. Weellsec Qork, opes-shop nrooiisiD.

Louisville, Ky, July 10. Reitera- tlon of support of the open shop prin-clple, report on adverse trade con ditions and re-election of officers occupied members of the Middle West Textile Manufacturers' Association at a meeting here to-day. fh. dele-rates appjMved a resolution adopted by the American Cotton Manufactur ers' Association at their annual meeting; In May-in Philadelphia, recommending; technical changes in the pro. posed tariff measure which.

It Is declared, falls to provide adequate protection on yarns and fabrics i flaln processes of manufacture. SEALED "sAtisoTcn proposals will be received at tnooWce of the City Auditor. Clncln- o'eiofk noon of the 15th day of August, ltll. for tha purchase of bonds of th said city -gregatins the sum of one hundred and sixty-seven thousand (1117,000) dollars for the purpose of purchasing, condemning and Improving the necessary lands for parks, playgrounds, boulevards and parkway purposed and for Improving and completing th Improvement of existing boulevards, parks and public playgrounds. Issued under authority of the laws of Ohio, particularly Sections 4.014 and 4,086 of the General Code of Ohio, and In conformity with Ordinance No, HI-ltll of the Council of the City of Cln-clnnatl, passed February 17, ltll, regulating the Issue iand sale of bonds, and In accordance'wlth an Ordinance No.

164-1121, amending Ordinance No. ll-llio which amended Ordinance no. ouz-iit which amended Ordinance No. MS-1IU. all of the Council of the City of Cincinnati, providing for the Issue of said bonds, and in accordance with authority granted aa rcsuii ui a general election held the City of Cincinnati on the Id day of November, IIU on the question of issuing bonds of said city for said purposes.

Raid bonds are dated February 1, ltll, and are payable fifty (60) years after date, with the option reserved to the ctly to redeem same twenty-Ave (25) years after date, or at any Intereat period thereafter at The American National Bank, pf New York City. Each bond shall be in the denomination of $500 or 11.000. at the option of the purchaser, and shall bear Intereat at the rate of five and three-quarters (614) per centum per annum, payable semi-annually. Said bonds will be sold to th highest and best bidder for not leas than par and accrued interest. Bids may be made UDon all or anv n.rt jthc issue.

All bids must be upon the printed form furnished by the City Auditor, and must state the ivimber of bonds bid for and the gross amount of the bid, and In addition thereto must pay the accrued Interest from the dste of the bonds to the date of delivery. Delivery will be made at the office of the City Auditor, Cincinnati. Ohio. All bids must be accompanied by a certified check for 6 per cent of the amount of bonds hid for, payable to Oeorge I. Carrel.

City Auditor. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. All bids must be sealed and Indorsed upon the outside of the envelope "llids for I'ark Imnpnv.mMt Bonds." GEORGE P. CARREI City Auditor. NOTICK OF SAI.K OF HAMILTON LOCKTY BONDS.

Haaalltea Ceanly Ceases lasleaere' Of. ee, i.iaeianall.Ohle, Jaly 14th, 1SZ1. Healed nrnnoaala win ha the office tif the County Commissioners of Hamilton County Ohio, at the courthouse. Cincinnati Ohio, up to II ocioca noon, FRIDAY, AUUtJoT Sth, on. lor ine purchase or bonds or the County of Hamilton In the sum of ten thousand five hundred (110,600) dollars.

Bald bonds lo be twenty-one (21) In number, numbered from one to twenty-one (I to 21) consecutively, each for the sum or We hundred (1500) dol. lara, dati-d and issued July ltll. payable ten (10) years after date of iaatii- and bearing Intereat at-the rate of six (6) per cent per. annum, payable semi-annually on the fir si days of January and July In each year, both principal and Interest payable at the office of the County Treasurer of Hamilton County, Ohio. Said bonds are issued In accordance with Hertlons 1221 snd 1921 of the General Code of Ohio and all laws supplementary and amendatory there- to and by virtue of a resolution adopted by the Board of County Com- mlsaionera of Hamilton County, Ohio, at a session of said board held Friday.

June 14th, ltll. Said bonds are for the purpose of acquiring funds for the Improvement of Cincinnati-Dayton road, lntercoun-ly Highway No. It. Section In anticipation of the collection of assessments levied sgalnsl property lying within one half (4) mile on both sides of said Improvement. nam Bonds to be sold at not less than pat snd accrued Interest to the highest bidder, the right being reserved to reject any and all bids.

Kach bid shall he accompanied by a certified check, payable to Louis J. Treasurer of Hamilton County, Ohio, In an amount equal to Ave (l per rent of the amount of the bonds bid for. as an svldenre of good faith, conditioned that If the bid Is accepted the bidder will receive end pay for Ihe bonds awarded" to him upon delivery thereof, said check to be retained by and become ihe property of Hamilton Count Ohio. If said condition Is not fulfilled; otherwise, check to be relumed In the bidder. Bald proposals must be sealed and indorsed: "lllds For Clnclnnatl-Day-ton Road Bonds, Section U.

In Anticl-psllon of the Collection of Assessments Levied Against Property Lying Within One Half Mile on Both BldcS of Hald Improvement" In the event no bids are received, the County Commissioners of Hamilton County. Ohio, reserve the right to sell said bonds over the counter. Bv order of the Hoard of County Cnmmtaeiontrs of Hamilton County, Ohio, A. K. M1TTFNHOHF, President.

Attest: Albert Relnhardl. Clerk. NOTICE OF St IK OF IIAMILTO" IOINTY BulPI, Hamlllaa t'oaaly Caa.ssealOBOTW Of. Bee, (larlaaalt, Ohio, July 14, 131. Boated proposals will be received at the office of the County Commissioner! or Hamilton County Ohio, at the courthouse, Cincinnati, Ohio, up lo II o'clock noon.

Kit I DAT, Al'Ol ST 6th, 21, tor the purrnase ot nonos er me County of Hamilton In the sum of eighty-four thousand Ova hundred (il.60) dollara Hald bonds in one hundred sad sixty-nine (lit) In number, numbered from one te one hundred and elxty-nine tl to 111) consecutively, each, for the sum of five hundred (1500) dollars, dated and Issued July Illl. ten (10) yeare after dale of asua and bearing Intereat at Ihe rate of els (1) per cent per annum, pay able semi-annually on ine nrsi aars ot January and July in each year. both principal and Interest payable at Ihe office of Ihe County Trtaaurtr of Hamilton Bald Ponds are issuee in srrornsnce llh Seel Ions Illl and tilt of the Oenerel Code of Ohio, ead all laws supplementary and amendatory there to, and ny virtue or a reeoiui ion adopted by ihe Hoard of County Com-sinners of Hamilton County, Ohio, at a session of said board held Friday, June 14, Illl. ondt are tor tne purpose or acquiring funds Tor the Improvement of Clnclnnsll-Deyton road. Inter-rounly Highway No.

It. Seclios 17, Mantis sr'sft Bh-i ri Inn. Said bonds to be sold at met lao than par and accrued Interest to Ihe hlgheet bidder, tha right being re served to reject eny ana an eioa. Karh hid shall be accompanied by certified check, payable to lule J. Howe, Treasurer of Hamilton County.

Ohio, in an amount equal ie nvw mi Car rent of tne amount oi tne e. Id for a an evldeeed ef good faith, rondll loned that If the bid le accepted th bidder will receive end pay for Ihe bonde awarded le him open delivery thereof, eald check le be retained by and become the property ef Hamilton County. Ohio. If eaiO condition la not fulfilled: otherwise, check to be returned ta Ihe bidder. Said proposals meet be sealed and Indorsed: ''lllds For C1claas(l-Dey-tnn Road Hoods, Sectloa U.

County Portion la the event no bid received the County Commissioners of Hem 1 1-' tea County. Ohio, reserve the right le eel! eald bonde over the rounler. By order ef Ihe Board of Coaety; Comaieetoeere of lteasllus Ceuealye Okie. A. II HlTir.iii'nr, Alleet4 Albert BelaJsavrdl, OefS..