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THE ENQUIRED, CINCINNATI, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1935 23 WEATHER CONDITIONS. Lou, Acreage FEDERATION Chicago Stocks i TAX RECEIPTS Average $1,000,000 The following table shows the state of the weather at the places mentioned as Indicated by tbe REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING (BY ASSOCIATED PRESS) STOCKS, Sales.Hlgh. Low.Cl'i Allied Prod Am Pub Sve of 2001 25 3i 2514 60 25 I 25 25 How About That Musical Training For The Children? Have you been outtinz off something that you know should be done because of hot weather? Some parents have. They have offered themselves every is no reason to delay longer. The columns below offer start this important part of every child's training.

And you can do it economically, too. Listed here are the offers of many different kinds of musical instruments. They are priced so economically that almost any family budget can include them without strain. And they are ideal for that practice the youngster must have. Inspect this exceptionally this morning.

They appear under this easily-seen heading: Intii Week Till After Christmas, Barthalow Says Ohio Retail Sales Up, He Asserts. tr Columbus, Ohio, September 28 (AP)-R. P. Barthalow, State Chief the Sales Tax Division, pre4icted today sales tax receipts will aver-i million dollars each week after Christmas. i'r'- "Retail sales are up," Barthalow stated.

"Christmas buyers are stact-fl tag already, and children buying school supplies and clothing all are creating a steady demand for table merchandise." Barthalow said that the seasonal decline was reached early in Au- 1 gust. i "As our collections are entirely dependent upon retail sales, he added, "I look for better retail conditions right along. "We'll get back to our million-a-week revenue Immediately, and the business peak be seen at Christmas. A step-up in recent coal bcying tnd laying in of winter clothing is greatly contributing to the aggre- gate increase of collections, he asserted. Prior to September 16, sales tax collections amounted to $30,348,962 $3 for 33 weeks.

Collections last 'week totaled $967,849.10. THE RIVER Stages of the Ohio and the Mississippi Rivers and tributaries at 8 a. m. and change within the last 24 noun. 1501 33 HI 33 33 3501 10 9 10 65o am 2m aiu 150 4tt 4 4H 5501 53 531 5001 2614 25 26)4 15001 16 14 1 16 3001 6 6H 30 43 43 43 100 100 12 12 12 100 1)4 114 1 190 18 16 13 110 34 34 34 600 3 3 3 450 1 1 60 89 89 89 150 200 18 16 18 160 4 4 4 301107 106 106 600 6 6 6 860 17 17 17 350 27 27 27 100 9 100 3 3 3 250 24 24 24 160 6 5 5 10 8 8 8 400 6 6 6 16501 22 23 22 501 6 6 6 650 22 32 22 150 3114 31 31 60 6 5 5 150 42 42 42 10 20 20 20 2450 7 6T4 7 100 33 I 32 33 200 7 7 7 101 25 25 25 200 41 40 41 3350 6 6 5 50 1 1 1 300 60 1 1 1 10 80 10 3 3 1350 28 '4 25 25 50 300 26 J6 36 300 5 5 6 150 11 11 11 50 22 22 22 50 14 14 14 300 2 2 2 100 37 37 37 110 133 135 135 1801 1 1 IV 1001 200 13 12 12 350 54 54 64 60 8 8 8 900 4 4 4 1350 14 12 13 250 16 15 16 1501 30 29 39 50 2 2 2 200 2 2 2 50 18 18 18 150 34 34 34 150 3 3 3 320 83 81 83 600 3 3 3 2750 8 4 4 INQUIRER Dratfj Notices GAHK1NON Bertha Oarrlaon (nee Hafner) beloved wife of Stephan Garrison, passed awav Thursday.

September 26. iimo. residence North Bend, Ohio, ad 71 years. Funeral Saturday, September 28, at 2:30 p. I rum the Argo funeral home, Clevea, unio.

GRADY Michael J. Qrady, beloved hu' band of Catherine Grady (nee carroii) at his residence. 2518 Chatham st. Wal nut Hills. Wednesday.

Seutember 25, 1935. Funeral from his Int residence Saturday, September 28. Solemn requiem high mass at Assumption unurcn, a. catholic urder or oresters uourt no, 1466 will meet at residence, 8 p. m.

Friday. IIKNflSTENBKKG Julius C. Hengsten berg, beloved husband of Nettle Hung stenberx (nee Stewart). Thursday, Sep tember 28, at his residence, 4819 Yarmouth Bond Hill, Funeral services at the Gilllgan funeral home, Wood-burn at Lincoln, Saturday, September 28, at 2 p. m.

KAM'KK William Kanter. beloved hus band of Hilda Clements Kanter and father of Billy and Bobby Kanter' resi dence 1217 RosKmnre nonn run Wednesday, September 25, 19.16. Services Well's funeral Home, auui Heading Friday, September 27, at 2 p. m. REGAN Frank Regan, employe of Coney Island Rao Track, Thursday, September 26, 1935.

Funeral from J. Sullivan ft funeral home. 413 Broadway, Saturday, September 28. Requiem high mass St. xavier Church at a.

m. SAHNDEItM. Emelln Welker Saunders, widow of Lorenio haunders and mother of the late Mrs. Ora Harmon, William Urbannaa, Arthur and Martin Saun ders; residence 3727 Germama Fairfax. Services at the Thomas funeral home, 4418 Whetnel Saturday, September 28, 1935, at 2 p.

m. WAMSI.KY Dr. Carey E. Wamsley, beloved husband of Stella Goetae Wamsley of 80 Shaw lane, Ft. Thomas, Tuesday, September 24, 1935, at 6 p.

m. Funeral services at late residence Friday at 2:30 p. m. Interment Evergreen. AI.n Richard Henry Wald.

beloved hus band nf lima Sterne Wald and father of Mrs. Frederick W. Stlx, at his reeiaenc. 828 Glenwood ave. Services Friday, September 27, at the convenience of the family.

Kindly omit flowers. oo mo an IT a a t-, Clncln'tl. 12.5 0.3 Vicksb'g. 6.811.1 Pittsb'gh 11.10.1 Lock 7... 0.5 0.0 6...

9.4 0.4 Zanesv'le 7.9 0.0 10., 0.2 0.3 Ivanhoe. 1.50.2 Dam 12.. 8.7 0.9 Radford. 1.1 0.0 14.. 9.9 0.1 Hlnton.

1.7 0.0 Dam 9.9-1-0.4 Ka. Falls 0.610.2 Farksb'g 10.9 0.0 Lon.Dam 9.210.1 Dam 22.. 9.8 0.0 Look 6.. 7.61 0.7 Dam 24, 9.80.4 1.31 0.0 6.4 0.0 Willlam'n 1.9 0.0 Dam 28.. 9.6 0.0 Plkevllle.

0.2) 0.0 Dam 29.. 9.80.8 Farmers. 2.1) 0.1 Portsm'h 12.8 0.4 Falmouth 1.410.1 9.4 0.2 0.31 0.1 9.60.3 Lock 14.. 8.9 0.0 Dam 9.80.2 Lock 10.. 9.6 0.0 'Dam 39..

9.0 0.2 Lock 7... 10.6 0.3 9.50.2 Lock 4... 6.5 0.0 Dam 44.. 9.50.5 Mt. Car'l.

0.80.1 Evansv'le 9.00.3 Nashville 7.9 0.0 Dam 52.. 9.8 0.6 Chatt'ga 8.2 0.1 Calrb, 111. 9.7 0.3 Florence. 0.6 0.6 1.2 0.9 Johns' lie 1.1 0.0 St. Louis.

1.3 0.5 Kan. City 3.4 0.0 Memphis. 4.90.1 Lit. Rock 1.80.1 Helena. 6.710.4 River Forecast.

Cincinnati, September 25 The Ohio River from the Kanawha to the mouth of the -Ken tucky at Carrollton, Ky. will be In -pool Friday River stage 12.5 feet, pool, W. C. DEVEREAUX. Arrivals.

Cary Bird, from Louisville, Sycamore Street wharf. 9 a. m. Tom Greene, from Louisville, Main Street wharf, 9 a. m.

SXF Nonce. Departures. Tom Greene, for Louisville, Main Street 5:30 p. m. Cary Bird, for Louis-vilie.

Sycamore Street wharf, 5:30 p. m. Lock Clearances. Dam 36. Coney Island Sam P.

Suits, down, 4:45 a. towing two barges of For Sole MT. AIRY On Orlffln pike, "Jessup 1 mile west ot Calerain pike; 8' a has water and several fine springs; no bldg. must sell at once; (5,500, or will divide, $20 per front and reaa. terms accepted.

JEAN SCOTT. Call any day ecept Sunday. Ha 1 p. m. WO T9.

WKSTKRN HILLS Large lots available at lowest prices. PA 04S2. BEAUTIFUL BRICK BLDG. -16 rooms; baths, furnace. 100 rented; excellent Income for good farm.

PA 1262. Ctosw TO Clf V-92 modern brick house. 200 chickens, 1 cows, all rf nt St. Louis. Jil 1490.

NORWOOD Restaurant; nr. factoryTsoil, trade for home or loL UK oak7 TWO Ward Bel.evue: wani eo-acre farm, good blilns. PA 1220 -RM. FRAMU 14.500 clear in tor -fom brick ranging from $7,000 to 18.000; or brick, St. Loul flt.OOO to $12,000 in Hyde Park.

Call H. KKITH, MA 4084. B2 aCrKs Nr. Lowland: 7-rm." "modern uuuss, jor BL Louis. VA 4228, BUYERS for all nrlc.es and eliaaaa nf Call Mr.

Painter, KOPF A KGPHV IMC va iq CASH BUYER for e-apTTTfrnOlXoTiB: y.nj wno wants 4-5 rm. to $20,000. Call MR. LEAVER, JOHN eT maNTHKY 4408 Main ave" Norwood. JK 0646-3336.

a muius; BKLBCTION 1, 2. 4, 8 rm furnished; $.15 to 875. CHBSl-EJt C. SUDBRACK.WO 5021. Open 9 to 9.

79.L5iM.('MJJNATjd A Y. Al LOG, WalnutHIU, 2-rm. efflci gas, tile bath, $27 60 isa ir i CRAIG RENTALS, 2448 Gilbert w' nalr Ho.t1' "3 Ohoi. 3 ron apart- nl blh. hotel ervlce; parking or garage; popular ratea- AVot Tl36, Set.

"P0101" mod. apt. elm- SMfedaiVr" CLIFTON, E. ModTTVml Sti Pjetel, furn-jeonv. ft CONOKmATTiibl---0- modern rjas" WA 6273 location.

HE 0352 attracTivrnWliT- r. furnished com. tms-jsr Mr jit--. wi R.LsKrwo.bur-Wi Key with g.7 f.r.nc PHELPS TOWN HflTTMR: ti on lease. MA in 1 San Carlos Madison Rd.

And Bedford: Lmn THE fiESIDENTirnulyrf m. Greenwood, un im? a-door bed, baths, linens snd iiu qiVt ve or PArkwav 4Bno kitchen, btkfst st- ess Kon: TlTl bath: iirlvai. rmn eleo. refrlg.r. nw nud AtUirimMiu 1 L'nurnuhii 1A I fat Rent 2f MdS, 01 (5p.n UnuT Itf) lUt- AVONDALE THE VIRGINIA 624 Rockdale Ave Attractive 6 and 6 rm.

1" ideal location; Iuw.r,nl"- AV627 or PA 6130. AVAILABLEOctober 1, J-rmTleganUy fpuuuiHi uura-miMiern front apt; tit 'rV? L-i new tor; exclu. loc. $86. 3547 ALEXANDRA, GI LB AYiD.Lli!.l,!la Cleveiandrbeautlfufslx- wun soiar um and maid's quartr.

Hi, bath, show.r; 2-caV rage; redacoratad throughout; $60. Call evenings. AV 6182 or ROBERT A CLINK. 36 divanlh A'DAXE359rWllson; 6 rmiTTfiodriiS: 9.18 Marlon; modern sun rms. nam, to et $12 fi.T?j!L.JENHMln: MA 279 alk No.

2 Burton Woods lanil in moms, brkfst attractive tile bath, shower, hot-water b'ko. MAYE and' Mitchell'; ii. at, uouis, maid's tile bath, porch, gar. Open Bun. or call wo 6H3B.

pa sis.i. Reading rd. and Hutchln. ave i a XVonDaLe 777 Rldgeway, opp. Perkins; hi w' A 1T8- 1st; excellent garage: $50.

PR "448. BiM.LEVUKNew subdlv. 8 rms. shower rsa. SO 0199 CAM WA SHfNtiTdN 2828craTnl5 bath; newly decorated; reasonable.

CAMP WASH Mod. 2 rm. bath; stsain heat, Frigid, leo washer. KI 4400. Central" Ave Attractive S-rm.

apt. on 3rd with steam heat and hot water furnished. Very convenient location. References rs-qulred. Innulre at banlc on lav tt all THB CENTRAL TRUST MAIN "Clf, N.

E. CORNER iStll'ANB VtNr Completely remodeled 8-rm. efficiency apts. BuiiiiiiDiu. nuiH-in nam; 2o; open dally 'till 6 m.

CH 2RR7 cor. 12th andVin: i outside above drug store, $18. See Janitor or 628 Walnut st. MA 885. Clf 316 W.

7th; desirable mod. 4 rm7: neat; not water; CH 6760. CITY Berkshire 6 attractive, mod rms. heat. elev.

reas. Pa mnn. eiTV-2 arid" 3 redec. reas. 615 W.

McMlcken. PA 6374. CITY Stanley 210 W. Eighth; 2-rm. efficiency; also furn.

CH 9165. CITY 619 E. Filth st; 3 rooms and bath, PArkway 8373. CLIFTOUT 3665 Mlddleton: 6 maid's, 2d; south ern exposure; sunngnt in every room; elec. heat: lunllsir nn AV 1674, MB 024T.

CLIFTON'S OUTSTANDING APTS. TUB! MlPII'Unnn Bryant and Telford: joaclous 3 to 5 maid's, heat. ian. Annlv hiH. CTlFTON Nr.

Clifton and Ludlow avesT; lino, au, an t-iTiivenieiicss: neat, janitor service, porch. KI 4377 or AV 0057. CLlFTON 2805 Stratford; choice large" nn. moa xuenen neat: Janitor. PA 3216 ar UN 1332.

CLIFTON Conv. to cars; unusual value; small 4 rms. and heat $40. MA 1181. CLIFTON HEIGHTS 2 and 3 rm.

mod. nr. cars, scnoois. PA 2337. CLIFTON HGTS.

2256 Vine; 3 rmsTr Mtn, xst nr. newiy aecoratea; $2U. CLIFTON 222 W. McMillan; 4, 5 bath, heat. Janitor service.

PA 2265. CLIFTON 3512 Beldare: 5-room modern apartment; garage. UN 1805 J. CLIFTON 3476 Vine; mod. fA 1MV.

CLIFTON Attractive 2 baths, sol.f also 3d fl. student apt. BR 0528. CTlFTONBeautlful 3 Al loc; AV 2481. kitchen heat; $47.60.

COLLEGE HILL, 110 Clovernook neat. jAcason tsu-f w. COLLEGE HILL 4-room apt; heat, hot water, 2d ftoor; reas. JA 8U3'4 J. CORRYVILLE 4 with heat; $25; without, $20; first floor.

AV 2646. COVINGTON 429 Snndford, 1st floor, 6 rooma, tile bath, front porcn: garage. Also 520 Garrard, 2nd floor, 3 rooms, bath, newly decorated. HE 5992 R. COVINGTON 8-rm.

stm. ht; Jan. reas. HE 16B0 or OJiu LMAR. 303 5 rooms, maid's room; ga rage; $4Q.

Brtamoie ii-m. EAST END 3 to 5 rm. $16 to $25) also, bargains lor sale. XAst 3404. ttPW Real Estate Afawmwiiti.

1 r1 i-yHuia Fumiifietl I 1 JJZ For Bern Pushes rians Fop Rural Electrification Projects Committee Calls For Suggestions. Washington, September 26 (AP) A push to get work started on rural electric lines before frost was started today by the American Farm Bureau Federation. In cooperation with the Rural Electrification Administration, a committee set up for the purpose called on all state representatives of the federation to get behind feasible methods of promoting the extension of rural services. Announcement of the call came at about the same time that Frank R. McNinch, Chairman of the Federal Power Commission, was saying that agency would "invite and expect" the cooperation of the power Industry In administering the Utilities Holding Company Act.

"I am satisfied that the act will be found by the Industry to be infinitely helpful and in no sense destructive," McNinch said, "Noth ing of the punitive spirit will be tolerated or invoked. McNinch made his statement after a visit to the White House at which he reported to President Roosevelt the result of a recent trip to Europe during which he invited the world power conference to meet in Washington next winter. Information About ENQUIRER Want-Ads THESE COLUMNS ARE FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE. BECAUSE OF TlidR PUBLIC NATURE. CERTAIN RULES MUT BE OBSERVED IN THE PLACING OF NOTICES FOR PUBLICATION HERE.

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Gilbert and Locust Deatfj Notices ANDERSON Louisa R. Anderson, aunt of Mrs. Howard M. Beaseu, at ner residence, No. 48 The Verona Apartments, Friday, September 20, 1935, in her 92nd year.

Services at W. D. Jacocks's funeral home, Gilbert ave. at Locust, Saturday, September 28, at 2:30 p. m.

BITCKNF.R Asa B. Buckner, beloved hus band of Beatrice Buckner (nee uamsron; and beloved son of Mrs. Lucy Flslds, Wednesday, September 25, 1935, at his residence, 1023 Main at Funeral from the J. J. Sullivan ft Co.

funeral home, 413 Broadway, Friday. September 27. Services at Wesley Methodist Chapel, East Fifth st, at 2:30 p. m. DAT Fred Austin Day, husband of Jen nie Ralph Day or 2344 Kemper lane, Tuesday, September 24, 1B35.

Services at W. Mack Johnson's funeral home, McMillan at Upland Friday, Saptember 27, at 2 p. m. DECKER John L. Decker, beloved hus band of Pauline Noeth Decker, Tuesday, September 24, 1935, at 2:55 p.

in his 69th year. Funeral from his late residence, 246 Stetson Friday, September 27, at 8:30 a. m. Requiem high mass at St. George Church at a.

m. FRESE Marie T. Frees (nee Peters) of 105 W. Corry st, beloved wlfa of jonn D. Frese and beloved mother of Mrs.

Edith George, Mrs. Catherine Reenan, Mrs. Marie Holly, and Bernard W. Free, September 24, 1935. Remains at Glldebaus-Balter's funeral home, 2911 Vine st, Corry villa.

Funeral services at Cincinnati Crematory Chapel, 626 Dlxmyth Friday, September 27, at 2 p. 01. FOX Theresa Fox (nee Helmherger), widow of the late Andrew P. Fox, at residence, 3343 Sherlock Clifton, Thursday, September 26, 1935. Remains at the Busse ft Borgmann Co.

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One of the World's Greatest Newspapers. THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER. 617 VINi- STREET. W. MACK JOHNSON FUNERAL HOME Weedboro 9476 MMllla Ppland fU aii gin THE FTFi Weather Bureau, at 8 o'clock last night, seventy-fifth meridian time: Place of Obs-rva- Hot, a If ATLANTIC STMT'S.

Montreal 68 76 .06 I Eastport 58 70 0 UP. MISS. VAL. Min'p'lle 50 52 0 UaCrae 60 54 Ot Davenp't 60 68 0 1 Sharl.C. 46 64 Of 5PKfld.Il.

48 8 .80 3t. Louis. 62 661.38 I 64 78 Albany. 70 78 New Y'k 68 78 Phll'phla 68 80 Wash'n. 70 82 Norfolk.

70 80 Savan'h. 74 86 Jack'v'l 76 82 78 84 0 0 0 0 0 ituro. 74 .14 Memphis 80 88 I) mo. valley. Spgfd.M.

52 68 90 I Kan. City 50 54 Tt Omaha. 52 66 0 Huron. 60 52 0 Moorh'ad 46 50 0 Wllllston 50 52 0 WEST'N STATES. Helena.

48 48 0 YTwsf 40 48 0 Sheridan 38 44 .26 I 38 52 .02 h'yenne 32 40 .04 Rap.Clty 48 48 I N.Platte 60 53 0 S.L.Clty 70 74 0 Modena. 74 86 0 Or. June. 68 70 .14 1 0 6 I 0 GULP STATES. Atlanta.

72 82 0 Tampa. 78 86 0 Montg'y. 78 84 Vicksb'g 78 84 N.Orl'ns 78 88 Shr-v'D't 76 82 0 0 I Ft.Smith 60 74 .34 Dallas. 66 84 Galv'ton 74 801.36 1 S.Ant'lo 80 86 0 C.Christ! 78 821.04 OHIO VALLEY. Plttsb'h.

68 76 Ot Park'b'g 68 78 0 Clncin'tl 70 72 0 Ind'polls 62 76 .40 I Knoxv'le 74 84 Nasnv'l 78 80 Of LAKE REGION. Buffalo. 68 76 Of Clevel'd. 68 78 0 64 76 .01 I ParryS'd 50 60 34 S.S.M'l 48 50 Tt Gr'nBay 62 54 O'dRap. 48 64 .20 I Ft.

W'ne 64 74 .64 I Chicago. 60 66 98 I Duluth. 40 50 0 48 .04 DodgeC. 48 50 04 OKl.Clty 58 70 Anwlllo 50 52 Abilene. 58 78 Roswell.

56 80 Santa Fe. 62 80 Flagstaff 52 88 Phoenix. 84 82 .02 .01 Tt 0 .01 PACIFIC STATES. 68 72 0 90 82 S.Frisco 58 62 Wtnmuca 76 80 Portland 76 78 Seattle. 68 68 Tat'shls.

52 64 0 0 0 0 0 Clear. tCloudy. JPartly cloudy. Trace. iRain.

Rudolph Muhlberger, per Sheriff, to Delta L. A. Company, 40 Center Street; $2,700 (tax $3). NORTHERN LIBERTIES Caroline Leyen-decker, per Sheriff, to Seventh Ward L. ft B.

Company, 421 Boal Street; $2,500 (tax Elizabeth B. Wechslcr, per Sheriff, to East End L. A. Company, 423 Boal Street; $1,166 (tax NORWOOD Edith S. Splain, per Sheriff, to Seventh Ward L.

ft B. Company, 1726 Cleveland Avenue; $5,800 (tax 6). NORWOOD Margaret S. Ward, per Sheriff, to Central Hyde Park S. A L.

Company, 5217 Rolston Avenue; $3,750 (tax $4). PRICE HILL Jacob Better to Esther Better, Lot 17 In Academy Subdivision; $1 (tax sue). ROSELAWN SUBDIVISION Robert H. Wachendorf to Charles S. Mueller, Lot 80; $1 (tax $2).

Robert H. Wachendorf to Charles S. Mueller, Lot 81 In Roselawn Subdivision; (tax $2). SILVERTON Anna M. Crotty to Dolores Muennich, Lot 23 in North Crest Subdi vision; $1 (tax SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP Adolph Packer, per Sheriff, to Ella B.

Werner, 63 acres of land on Miles Road, between Winton Road and Hamilton Pike, In Section 28; $4,000 (tax $4). SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP Frances Mc-' Clure to Mildred M. Bankemper, Lot 12 in Edgemont Terrace Subdivision; $1 (tax $3). SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP Bessie M. Smith and Byron M.

Smith to Florence E. Smith, 4.35 acres of land In Section 36; $1. SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP Bank of Commerce ft Trust Company to Frances Mc-Clure, Lot 12 In Edgemont Terrace Subdivision; $1 (tax $2). WALNUT HILLS Henry G. Strohmenger to Beulah G.

Davis, 30 by 140 feet on west side of Spokane Avenue; $1 (tax $S). WEST END Rosella Brown to Katherlno Schenk, 20 by 86 feet on east side of Bsymlller Street being Lot 17 in Square 22 In Joseph W. Betts's Subdivision; 1 (tax WESTWOOD Edna Welmer to Max M. Cawdrey and Lydla Cawdrey. 50 by 280 feet on northwest side of Fenton Avenue; $1.

WESTWOOD Ida Souklasian to Lillian Pfaf, 50 by 150 feet on north side of Shasta Place, 50 feet east of Orland Avenue; $1 (tax $2). WHITEWATER TOWNSHIP Fred Schil- I ling to Clara Remke, 1.301 acres of land on Harrison Pike in Section $1 (tax 60c). AVONDALE Business Men B. A. and L.

Company to Maurice Berman, 41 by 140 feet on north side of Greenwood Avenue, being part of Lot 37 In Samuel Cloon's Subdivision; $1 (tax Mortgage filed. R. B. Werden to Central Norwood B. A L.

A 400 unaries b. raxon to security S. L. Co 7,000 Laurence B. Chenoweth to Security 8.

L. Co 7,000 West Shell to Central Trust 17,500 Miiarea M. uaukemper to Norwood Home 8. A Ralph Steltenpohl to Family B. A.

No. 1 Andrew J. Orelner to Spring Garden L. B. Co Matilda Meyer to Joseph Max M.

Cawdrey to Eagle 8. A L. A. Frederic B. Knoop to Eagle 8.

A L. A Louis J. Crockett to North Cincinnati L. A B. Co Frederick J.

Brinkman to National B. A. Co Adolph Broetxler to Court House L. A B. Co Frances Russell to Ruth 1,800 1,500 2,000 1,600 6,000 2,800 8,000 2,000 1.7H0 300 3,500 4,000 5,000 224 3,000 430 4,520 331 ratriCK Kenney to Cheviot B.

A L. Co Mary L. Miller to Western Bank A Trust Co Lawrence W. Nelson to Norwood Bnnk Burton L. Coffman to E.

K. Hen-negan John N. Thlel to Eagle 8. A L. Association Carrie Bowman to Miami Township B.

A L. Co August Walters to Home Owners' uuun corporation August Walters to Pleasant Ridge B. A L. Co Edward A. Jervis to Liberal 8.

A L. Co Ella B. Werner to Mt. "Healthy 8. A L.

Co Katheiine Schenk to Evanston B. ft L. Co Maurice Berman to Business Men's B. A. ft L.

Co. Luella Beebe to Prudential Insurance Co Luella Beebe to the "Fiomar 'Realty Company 5,500 3,200 1,300 6,250 7,000 2,300 Mortgages Canceled. Anna Von Hagel to St. Bernard L. B.

A. Co. ji poo Elmer Krebs to Woodbum Avenus L. A B. Co 4 000 William Nlehoff to Wertern Bank A ii-ani jo OKA Elliott to Penker Con- structlon Co 20,000 LAB A western Star rellow Pine Building 'company 'to Guarantee Trust Co.

Yellow Pine Building Company to American Mortgage Co. Elmer J. Wleker to Evanston B. ft L. Co Bowman to Miami Township 5.000 3,850 1,110 3,200 3,250 3,000 Valentine Helnold to'sidney' Avenue a.

kju Mabel Barberich to Provident Sav- Joseph Ouetle' to" Rachel Weiss Max Stopper to Seventh Ward L. A 2,000 7,300 2,850 Stanley jtlgis'to1 Provident Loan'c'o! u. juuier to Bixth Ward B. ft Ld. Co.

if Ann Htjuiiciij 10 central rair-mount B. A On. 1,500 John Glacln to Norwood S. A 16,000 Refy Viston to Norwood Home S. A.

11,800 Moses Vigransky t0 Yetta 6,250 Moses Vigransky to H. E. Purnhagen 18,000 Fred J. Weasel to Lick Run ft L. Co 3,000 620 7,500 3,500 4,500 4,300 Wente to Active B.

ft L. i-ang uroe. to rruaentiai ins. Minnie Angelbeck to Molltor L. ft B.

Co Catherine E. Thlero to Big Four B. ft S. Co Orria Drake to Pleasant. Ridge B.

ft L. Co O. Busche to Centennial 8. ft L. Co 17,000 Lester Ogden to Margaret Mocker.

350 Albert a. Droste to St. Bernard B. ft U. Co Anna Oser to St.

Bernard L. A B. A. Co 6,500 6,000 5,200 Hopkins to St. Bernard L.

A B. A. co Frank O. Bck to St. Bernard L.

A B. A. Co 4,000 Sidney Deutsch to Central Trust Co. 23.0(H) J. W.

Witts to Federal Land Bank 1,000 Henry F. Bchroeder to Security 8. A L. Co 700 Philip Malowits to Inter Valley B. A beck 1.700 Philip Malowits to Inter alley B.

A L. A 10.000 Luella Beebe to Olen E. McCormlck 4,71 Sauer to TIU Q. A 6,000 QS 553 Place of 5 2 Obstrva- 1 8 77 at to to for 2875 711 20, S24 Assoc Invest (.80) Autom rroa Bendlx Av Berghoff Brew Borg-Warner (2). Brown (2) uo (ttg) Butler Bros Cen III PS pf (Ig) Cen 1U Sec Do nf (.60) Cen ft Ut uo pi Do d1 of Chi Corp Cities Serv Comwlth Edls (4) Consumers Cont Steel Cord Corp i rane pr ox) Dayton Rubber El Household (1) Elgin Nt Candy A Gen Household Lak Dredge (1) nau rnnt Harnischfeeer Hell (G) Br noua-ner (1) 111 Brick Iron Fireman (1) Katg Drug Ken-Rad ft Keystone St (3e) i.eatn ft Co pf J.1D-MC1N st Lincoln Print pf Loudon Pack (W) wanes cons (2) McWill Dr (2Vib) Merch ft Mfrs A.

Mtckelberrys Fd. Mid West Utll Do $6 pf A Midland Unit Do 7 pi Miller ft Hart pf. Nat Gypsum Nat Leath Nobl-Sparka (ltt) Norwest Bancorp. Ontario Mfg (1). Parker Pen Penn ft El (1V4) Prima Co Public Bvc p.

Quaker Oats (8b) Raytheon vtc I Do vtc pt Reliance Mf (.60) Ryerson (1) Blgnode Steel Std Dredg Do pf Swift ft Co (b) Swift Int (2) Utah Radio Utll ft ind pf Vortex Cup (IVi) Do A (2V4) Wahl Co Wauk (1.20) t. Wise Bankshrs Zenith Rad BONDS. Ch Ry 5s '27 40001 73 73 73 tt Itock sales. 33.000 shares: bond sales, $4,000. xdEx-dlvldend.

exFlrst sale since ex-dlvldend date or dates. xrEx-rlghta. aPlus extras, blncluding extras. ePaid last year. fPayable In stock.

gDeclared or paid so far this year. hCash or stock. kAccumu- lated dividend paid this year. mAlso extra cash or stock dividend paid since January 1. LIVE STOCK Cincinnati live stock market reported by United States Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics, Market News Service, Thursday September '1ft.

Receipt Cattle.Calves.Hoga.Sheep. Receipts for market 514 203 1.T21 Direct to packers 1 7 S3 Receipts In transit .289 294 Total receipts 803 205 2,015 3,020 Total ship'nts Wed. 857 11 974 (U7 Cattle The market on, moat cattls Thuri day was generally steadv with previous session! this week. Trading was slow, quiet affair conducted mostly on a peddling basis. Slaughter steers and heifers were again mostly common to medium offer ings that sold from $5 to odd head good butcher steers up to $9 and a choice OGO-lb.

heifer brought $10.60. Coraon killers were listed at $4.50 and occasionally below. Most fat cows released at $4.50 to $5.75, while the low cutters and cutters bulked at $2.50 to $4, thin lightweights down to $2. Outlet for bulls was more or less restricted, sales of sausage kinds from $4.50 to $8.75, common lightweights down to $4 and below. Trading tor the light run of calves was erratic and mostly BOc higher than Wednes day's close or $1 higher than Tuesday.

Scar city of better grades apparently was ths principal supporting factor. Dependable out- let for good to choice vealers was at although a few head sold above ths Sll money. Weighty and plainer calves went mainly from $7 to $10, Hogs Limited demand and uneveneaa In price levels featured the hog market Thurs day. Opening Bales were steady with Wed nesday's levels but outlet on that basis was not sufficient to absorb the entire supply and later sales and bids were 15 to 25c lower than early. Sales of good to choice isu to 250-ib butchers were mostly at $11.90, the day's practical top, although 52 head of choice 204-lb average brought an extreme lop oi uz ngnt on tne opening.

The few butchers scaling from 250 to lbs were listed at $11.25 to $11.76. The sis-able number left In first hands at a rather late hour of trading were mostly weights from ihu to 2DU lbs for wnicn buyers offerea $11.75 and which salesmen consented to sell at $11.80. Better 180 to 180 lb lights cashed $11.00 to JU.70; no to immd ngnt lights from $11 to desirable 120 to 140 lbs at $10 to $10.75 and good W0 to 120-lb pigs from $8.75 to 9.76. Packing sows sold at steady rates throughout tne session, irora su.za to su.7D. Sheep Trading in tat lambs Thursday carried an easier tendency on early rounds out, tne normal supply finally found sale at nearly steady rates, quality of offerings considered.

Most fat lambs sold from $9.50 down, scattering sales of odd lots of choice ewes ana wetners upwara to v.yo ana strictly choice selections still considered eligible to sell up to $10. Bucks were die countsd $1 and more when sorted out of better offerings. A large share of arrival were medium grade and good mixed kinds tnat bulked at $8 to $9.20 and common throwouts sold down to $0 or below. Fat slaughter ewes sold steady, mainly from $2 ii, choice lightweights quotable up to $3.50 and old thin sheep down to $1 or 0CJ0W, Chicago. Sentember 26 (AP) (United States Department of Agriculture) Hogs o.ouu, including z.uuu direct; closing ami, unevenly 10425c lower, light lights off more; early top $11.80, bulk good And choice 170-250 lbs lata tll.60ll.65, few loans ZH0-3U0 ids kii.iuiuii.hu, packing sows around lOo lower, bulk unsorted lot.r sorted kind up to pigs scarce, few good kinds su.oowiu.ou, snip pers 500, estimated holdover 1,000.

Cattle calves steers and yearlings slow, closing steady to weak, spot sllgntiy lower; top 1,158 and 1,185 lb offerings $12.25, some held around $13 taken eff market, best yearlings $12.10, part load 875-lb neiters $11.25, neuers strong, an cows 10015c higher, bulls slightly most vealers strong to unevenly higher, selects selling up to $10.50, stockers and feeders mostly $6. 50 a 8, steady with week's decline. Sheep fat lambs very slow, bulk 2560o lower, sheep weak 2oc off, feeding lamDS steady; top aw.ou few natives to yard traders and eight cars rangers to packers, bulk natives $9.26 down, native ewes 4, bulk Westerns $3.75 straight, choice light weight feeding lambs $9.25. MARRIAGE LICENSES. O.

Markland Walker, 31 years old, 3653 Arthur Street, warehouseman, and Eleanor Kouschuetzky, 26, 4439 Eastern Avenue, stenographer. Charles Jacob, 23, 4217 Thirty-first Street, salesman, and Florence Wilcox, 23, Markbrelt Avenue. Junior Harrison, 25, 915 Barr Street, laborer, and Edna Edwards, 24, 712 West Ninth Street Raymond C. Flnke, 21, 2801 Beekman Street, clerk, and Evelyn Tinker, 20, Ross-moyne, assembler. Willie Ellison, 24, 1034 Lino Street, laborer, and La Doris Buford, 19, 527 Hopkins Street.

Sidney Atchison, 47, 947 John Street, laborer, and Florabell Mason, 47, 2808 Preston Avenue. Hugh Ralls, 22 508 Armory Avenue, laborer, and Virginia Miller, 21, 621 Oliver Street. Robert Rech, 44. 318 Mulberry Street, fireman, and Katherin Hann, 22, 1721 Minion Avenue. Stone Chenault, 40, 69 Forest Avenue, gardener, and Frances (J.

Carmlchael. 33. Olenwood Avenue, maid. Jackson J. Wlnget, 23.

8353 Wabash Avenue, laboratory assistant, and E. I mo-gene Burns, 23, 603 Melish Avenue, nurse. George P. Wagner, 24, 1754 Harrison Avenue, stockkeeper, and Dorothy Ruehl, 1709 Queen City Avenue. John P.

Williams, 20, Rlvervlew Apart- n'ents. eleik. and Helen J. Lunken. 30, ana Helen J.

sunken Holly A Harry Thye Rents Dwelling To George Taylor. Harry Thye yesterday rented hiss six-room brick house on Giffin Road, White Oak, to George Taylor, through the office of Joseph G. Mathias. xx Albert F. Stahl yesterday acquired a lot, 50 by 150 feet, on the west side of Neeb Road, between Rapid Run Road and Foley Road, Delhi Township, from Edward Stahl.

The Frederick A. Schmidt Company closed the deal. Pachoud Brothers will wreck three buildings on Jackson Street, belonging to the Western Bank and Trust Company. The vacant lot will be used for parking. xx Clifford O.

Boyce and Associates, architects, have moved their offices from 561 Reading Road to the Gilbert Bettman Building, 119 West Central Parkway. They have the entire second floor of the building, xx Permits Valued At $36,600. Building permit applications received yesterday by C. M. Stegner, Building Commissioner, totaled $36,600.

William Kisker, 2877 Losantiville Avenue, plans to build a one-and-a half-story, one-family, seven-room, brick, concrete, and frame residence at 2871 Losantiville Avenue at a cost of $10,000. Edward Weber, Station Cincinnati, sought a permit to build a one-and-a-half-story, one-family, six-room, brick residence on the north side of Mozart Avenue east of Cheviot Avenue. Lang Brothers, 324 Railroad Avenue, St. Bernard, plan to build an $8,000, two-story, one-family, six-room, brick, stone, and stucco residence on the south side of Cheyenne Drive, west of the street terminus. Joseph Dillon, 1219 Laidlaw Avenue, intends to erect a $5,000, one- and-a-half-story, five-room, brick residence at 5414 Grafton Avenue.

Sidney Deutsch, 766 Greenwood Avenue, applied for permit to build a $4,000, three-story, brick addition to an apartment building at 760 Greenwood Avenue. Harry Oelerich, 42 West Univer sity Avenue, plans a one-story, one-family, four-room, brick resi dence, to be built on the west side of Leffingwell Avenue, south of Homeside Avenue, at a cost of $3,500. An alteration job at 2 LeRoy Court is planned at cost of $1,100 by the Stratford Realty Company, 1301 Madison Avenue, Covington. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. (Tax Indicated In transfers affixed at the rate of 50 cents for every $500 or fraction in value of property conveyed.) ANDERSON TOWNSHIP The Rudolph Wurlttier Company to Annette W.

Knoop, one acre of land on Asbury Road In Survey 3395; $3,600 (tat $4), AVONDALE Maurice Stoller to Lillian White, 42 by 119 feet on north side of Northern Avenue, being part of Lot 12 in Mount Auburn and Avondale Syndicate Subdivision; $1 (tax $2). BOND HILL The Oakley Development Company to Charles S. Faxon. Lot 211 In Avalon Third Subdivision; Jl (tax 1.0UJ. BROCKELL PARK SUBDIVISION The Greater Cincinnati Building Corporation to cnaries mnen, Trustee, Lot is; ii (tax 50c).

CAMP DENNISON Dart L. Cochran et al. to Archie Cochran, Lots 74, 77, 78, 81, 82, and 83 in Munson's Subdivision; SI. CENTRAL Max J. Oreenwald, per Sheriff, to Provident Savings Bank Trust Company, 1021 and 1023 Main Street; $51,333 (tax CENTRAL-VMabel E.

Berberlch. per Sher iff, to Provident Savings Bank Trust company, ie by 68 feet on south side of Fourteenth Street, 36 feet east of Pleas ant Street; also, 115 West Fourteenth Street; $2,666 (tax $3). CHEVIOT Estella Vanselow and Frank her husband, to Cheviot B. L. Company, Lot 32 in Sherman Applegate's Subdivision; also, 26 by 100 feet on east side of riaistead Street in camp wasnmgton; $1 (tax $12).

CLIFTON The Clifton Hills Realty Company to Frances Lahnl, Lots 2, 3, 4 and part of Lot 35 in Clifton Hills Subdivision; $1 (tax 50c). CLIFTON Maurice A. Berman to Frances Russell and Milton Dragul, 50 by 80 feet on east side of Morrison Avenue, 325 feet north of WIrham Place; $1 (tax 50c). COLERAIN TOWNSHIP John 1 L. Elch-atadt, 3 aores of land In Section $1.

COLERAIN TOWNSHIP Alban A. Frey, per Sheriff, to Edwin O. Becker, receiver, 49100 of an acre of land on northeast corner of Clara and Van Zandt Road; $6,000 (tax $6). COLUMBIA TOWNSHIP Estate of Anna Boyer to Clara M. Boyer and Annie E.

Boyer, Lot 23 In Mlnnlx Heights Sub division; uuu (tax i). DELHI TOWNSHIP Edward R. Stahl to Albert F. Stahl and Opal N. Stahl, 50 by 150 feet on Neeb Road In Section 24; $1 (tax 50 cents).

GREEN TOWNSHIP Lottie Howard and Warren her husband, to Henrietta E. Schubert, 37-100 of an acre of land on North Bend Road in Section $1 (tax 3). I HOUSING. PROJECT John O. Busche and Susan, his wife, to United States nf America, 24 by 80 feet on southeast corner or waae ana Jones streets; John Busche and Susan, his wife, to United Slates ot America, 29 by 95 feet on west side of Jones Street, 162 feet nortn oi waae Htreet; $7, duo (tax $7.50) HOUSING PROJECT Elizabeth Wlllerdlng ana iviary watson to unitea Htates oi Amerioa, za ny us feet on south side of Clinton Street, 204 feet east of Linn street; (tax HOUSING PROJECT Margaret Jahnke and Ernst, ner nusoand, to united states of America, 25 by 110 feet on east side of Linn Street, 185 feet south of Liberty titreet; fo.uuu (tax HOUSING PROJECT Ida Kottmann and Frank, her husband, to United States of America, 26 by 87 feet on south side of Liberty Street, 99 feet east of Jones Street; $5,000 (tax $5).

HOUSING PROJECT Henry Cappel to United states of America. 50 by 110 feet on east side of Linn Street, 150 feet north of Armory Avenue; $10,000 (tax 10). HOUSING PROJECT Moses Vlgransky to United States of America, 100 by 110 feet on northeast corner of Linn and Armory Avenue; $45,611 (tax $46). HOUSING PROJECT Mary Malowltr and Philip, her husband, to United States of America, 82 by 73 feet on north side of Armory Avenue, 62 feet west of Jones Street; $8,529 (tax $9), HOUSING PROJECT Western Star L. and B.

A. to United States of America, 25 by 86 feet on north side of David Street, 160 feet west of Cutter Street; $3,200 (tax 3.5U). HOUSING PROJECT The Joseph R. Peebles Sons Realty Company to United States of America, 25 by 87 feet on south side of Wade Street, 150 feet east of Jones Street; $2,100 (tax HOUSING PROJECT Vlncenio Arrlgo and Antonia Arrlgo to United States of America, 25 by 95 feet on south side of Armory Avenue, 301 feet east of Linn Street; $3,919 (tax $4). HYDE PARK Laura Golden to Charles J.

Golden, 40 by 125 feet on south side of Markbrelt Avenue, 613 feet east of Edwards Road; $1. LINWOOD Harry N. Helman, per Sheriff, to North Hyde Park S. and L. Company, 3636 and 3638 Herschel Avenue; $5,550 (tax MADISON PARK SUBDIVISION Marie Bollman, per Sheriff, to Madison B.

3989 Oermanla Avenue; $3,000 (tax $3). MILLCREEK TOWNSHIP The Burgess, Droege Spllker Company to Mary C. Beirne and Charles Btlrne. 2631000 of an acre of land on Reading Road In Section $1. NKWTOWN Rudolph Muhlberger, per Sheriff, to Delta L.

A. Company, 38 Center $1,900 (tax Ida John John Otto Anna excuse for the delay. But there you an excellent opportunity to complete sroup of bargain items Radio, Musical 42 Merchandise HARVEY H. RICHMaN. BUILDER OF vf AV 8.

HYDrTPARK 3319 NortKHTriingWi (off Marburg 6 blocks north plan b-ngalow; 6 large tile klicn en; Just completed, rsasonakly priori! $1,500 cash, bal. 1st mortgage if de sired: $45 per month payment; open The James P. Mulford Co. 411U4 Main Narwood. JK 0743 HYDW PARK Near Wlthrow High; cosy -rm.

Brick 2 gur. small "mi imymein, naiance financed. THE ANDREWS ESPY REALTY CO, u. aimii ni. MA 4H23 HYDE PARK ttiZZXr.in modern 10-room residence; large lot: levant ahjtilM full gKNNKDY HEIflHTabMK Owner-! ing ins eiiy nas reduced price on tills o-room nom to easy cuveren wun snrubs, LOANH on good property.

Mt. Lookout mm u. uo. jiAst aayy. MADISON V1LLK Bn'mv nTTwn.r New, 8 rooms, tile bath.

hwd. floors; see ik on, good location $5,900: llheral l.m,. CHA8. 8. FAXON.

REALTOR. lr.A nnan MADiaoNVII.I.K S-ronm mH $40(1 bal 1st loan. BR 1270 nokth NORWOOD 2521 lndlafMoiind hi nimae; open tuduy iiammon av. mod. wire beHUtlflll shrllhherv.

Wn' U111.K n-rm. noune 2-ear saraire NORTHHIDK TTniTTFlt'irriirneT-ir'KriTr. large lot; Al sacrifice. KI NORTHSIDE-g-rm 2-fafn7TricliriTtinr, unrsaill, BJUlAJUr. HI 20J7 vuii-Bl, LOUIS.

4-4: all snnarate only is.mio. w. n. mie PLEASANT RIDGE Kennedy: ions trim; a-rm. shingle, 6-rm um: ana sningie, ail with hilwd.

firs mod. conv. gars. all xcllent onndltlnn mrany located. MAKhHAL mil, 41.

12-21117. rtKABANT RIDGE Open 2828 vim on mians just cumpleted; French colonial, center-hall ln 08 appreciated, JAMES BREION. Builder. ME 7316 uiuu noiiin 8-rm. brick lam rooms: iH.non.

1111 4vm PklUE HILL -rml "OamTriiooa PRICE HILL Lovely new 2-faiu prica; a-car $6,750. MO 2599 R. REAL ESTATE LOANS Immediate Service. C. F.

MEDARIS, District Manager THE UNION CENTRAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. 1215 Union Central Lit CHsrry 1614 BUUiri IVIIKW I 1 llllT mouern n-rm, home; newly painted; can nana ror a lamiues; see tnis today, i.l us neip you ouy your own home M. L. BARBOUR. MA Mrs? itn nn7o inane oner.

WU 9121, MA 0396. WK DESIGN and build to "your ordet ui.oipici., Hiru ee our plans, tret our prices; monthly payments, ism as rom. J. n. JJ1UKMAN MO 3081 $2,500 BUYS 8-fm.

brick; newfiirnac, w'i ter neater, bam, oarg. PA 4461. ARAG Fireproof steam heat; 2,835 'l ii. suitanie rur anv tmsineas. ARE HOUSE anu ninces; mod.

orick ana concrete railroad switch If desired; location on arterial highway; for leass, $166 nun ill, yn ailment Properly For Salt HYDE PARK New all-brick 4-apt. bldg. excellent location: latent built-in tea- tures; -car garage; gio.uuo. WO 1400. TOWItSrTcO-a-pTTO tile baths, hot-water heat: vara best cond; net 914 PA 1262.

AV 7889 Farrro, Country Hornet For Salt BEAUTIFUL mod. 5-rm. brick: 2'4 acres; rare bargain: $7,600. HUBT. MO 1131.

farm bargains; SO" com munities, 7 Midwest states; Investment or nome; tree montniy catalog. "UNITED," 1508-A, Times-Star Cincinnati, Ohio. MA In 1176. BUILDERS' LOOK 1 1 100x900; 116 pr an improvements, nus, school. AV 4058.

FARMS, country homes, business locations, L. W. VERBRYKB. Phone Bethany 472. FOR SALE OR EXcTlANGt! it) acres.

near Orlando, good land: 10 acres eiearea; gooa water, plenty timber, Owner. W. TINCH. Hazel Patch, Ky, STiXrONVILXE 4-rm. a.

ground. va 3227 w. ACRE Summer home; boating, fistic Ing, bathing; near Neville, Route 62; 3-room house, 2 porches, electric, barn, nice shads; possession; $500 down, $10 month. CHAS. A.

FREE-MYER, HAMLET, OHIO. Lou, Arrwg For Sal Bond Hill Roselawn Park CINCINNATI'S NEWEST AND MOST ACTIVE DEVELOPMENT, 100 choice level lots now available, 50x123 ft. each. Many high-class homes now under con structlon. Rentrlcted to protect all home owners' Investments.

Opposite Hlllcront Golf Club on Reading Road. $33 to $39 per front foot. ROBERT H. WACHENDORF 1526 Roblnwood Ave. VAlley 2847.

CLOVERNOOK Lot 60x220. all level lot; No. 9 on Gulf near Pippin almost adjoining Clovcrnook Country Club; water, electricity; for quick said, $300 or $100 down, balance to suit; 6 per cent Interest per annum. BILL MILLER, JAckson 7944. EQAN HILLS We are In a position to quote new prices on lots ln this subdivision; 50 ft lots.

UK, PRICE, MA 17H0. YDE PARK Overlooking Miami Vuliey; 70x120; $4,700. Call LI: IS CASEY, MA 17SU. HYDE PARK Two choice 4-apartment building lots, near Madison rd. JE 14S5.

HYDE PARK Wooded lots, reasonably priced. SADIE COOK, ME 4960. HYDE PARK Eileen drive; 75x160; level; near Madison rd. only desirable lot left on this street Call Mr. Leaver EA 2421.

KOPF KOPF, INC. KENWOOD Desirable hom sites; all im. provements; no assessments; ii.iuu up. Kenwood Realty fc H. B.

ME 1980. 4ggj as j5j" IllUo MBtmfmTp'optrtTr eoaii Huntington, w. to Cincinnati; B. D. Ralke, up, 11:55 a.

do tow: i Julius Flelschmann, up, 8 p. towing tzo empty barges and two flat barges, Cincinnati to' Kanawha River, and the Victor, p. towing three empty barges, Cincinnati to Kanawha River. Dam 37, Fernbank Kosmoant, down. 12:45 a.

no tow; Kosmoant, up, 2:55 a. towing one oil barge; Tennessue, 7 35 a. down, towing seven loadod barges, Cincinnati to Memphis; Julius VUn.nkm.HH nn 14.1. 11 empty barge's, and the Margaret Hall, up, p. towing tnree loaaea barges.

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C. Baltimore Md. -Hartford, Boston, States of "MAGIC CHEF" rtu ranire nn S0-dav fre trial. I will dl- connect your old range, rfinuve it i your basement, and Install a brand-new 'Magic Che." If, after 30 days' trial, you are not satisfied, I will remove it and reconnect your old gaa rang at no cost to you. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR YOUR MONEY REFUNDED.

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av uot 66tDAfCJEngravedr, "John from Harlan." Reward, call ttl 4UM. FUPPY Female, whit with brown spots, long tall. Kewaru. wu 0011. AT AUCTION ON THE PREMISES.

FrtlUB sua, naurtiucK i Sept. 28, 2:30 p. 6 lot jxii doubl garage; fin view; can be sold for $3,000. E. M.

COSTKLLO SDN. MA 0312. AND INVESTMENT Prior rati I 1KB. rnNain.T nrip DUAL EHTATK THE FIFTH THIRD UNION TRUST CO. MAIN 04UU.

AVONDALE EAGAN HILLS 1027 Eagan HUH adj. Avon Fields golf course; stone and stucco; den, 2 batns. jm 4.10.1, BOND HILL. Three Attractive New Homes COLONIAL ENGLISH BUNGALOW ON CATALINA AVE. H.in.i.i.

rnnliicM! air-cond lionea stokers: rauianciiai, overhead doors; priced right; lib l.rm. Mfiw la tha time to bUY. CHAS. FAXON, REALTOR, EA 0560. BOND HILL $7,050.

New English brick; 6 dinette, full I bath; rm, 3d terms, uwu-LASS Q. HIGH, MB 0416. BOND HILL Almost new Duplex, 2-5 rm. ante Mwn. vitra us ubiiir.

choice section; $9,500, $1,000 down. BLDG. AS'BN Property, MB iMi. BOND HILL 5 new section; near bus, scnoois: g'i ii EVANSTON REALTY JE 7172, BOND HILL Lawn 2-8 room apt. modern.

Call EVERB, fa aim. CHEVIOT Coay 4-rm. brick a beauty; reasonani. wu imm4. CHEVIOT Meadow, 4-rm.

fin 2d; gar. financed, see." uuoi. CLEVES-WARSAW PIKE 3 ml. out; 4- lot luuxauu; ij.iuu. ja CLIFTON Dunor half block north Ludlow: early American white orick wun fv" anuuers; maiu new; $14,800.

THE WARREN E. RICHARDS 211 E. 4th st MA 0384. CLIFTON 3440 Bishop; a real home; 9 unusual arrangement; 4 lge. screened porch, 10x35.

OWNER, UN 0469 W. CLlfTON, E. 120 Woolper- brick St. -Ill' IVHl wMijwa 4, 5, $10,000. UN 0130.

COLLEGE HILL New 6-rm. brick, 4 down, 2 up; tile bath, kitchen, built-in garage; 100 complete; luteal features. JOHN WITTEKIND, builder, owner. KI 3008. COLLEGE HILL New brick colonial, 6 tile bath; built-in garage; recreation $8,600.

WILBON KIrby 4508. COLLEGE HILL E. Van Zandt, opp Marvin; new brick; 6 large lot; $4,950. OWNER. KI 3383.

DEER PARK Bung. 4 large ME 6288. EVANSTON Bevls 4 3-rra. 3-car 100 rented. Income $83 month.

Price financed; small down payment. PROVIDENT SAVINGS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY. Seventh and Vine. CHerry 6111. THOMAS 5 all modern; good condition.

OWNER, HI 0223 M. IDEAL HOME for buyer requiring a large residence in a restricted nelghborhooa. Spacious lawn with garden; entrance hall; living room; library; dining room and breakfast room: large butler's pantry; kitchen and servants' dining rooms; five bedrooms; three baths; servants' quarters: ample garage space. For detalN call Mills Judy, THUS MYERS Y. COOPER EAst 2780.

NORTHSIDE Suitable 1 or 2 fam. shade fruit trees; nr. cars, bus, schools. 4215 Virginia OWNER. KI W.

PLEASANT RIDGE 3361 Arrow av. sla frame; priced for quick sale; easy terms; excel, loc. MS 1515. fVANSTON Five rooms; Hewitt and Cres-nt; $5,900) large lot. JEffarson 6846.

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New York City also Chicago, 111., and entire Northwest, Including Northern California. Connecting Truck Leaves Main Post Office at 8:46 P. M. (Leaves Post Office Annex at 9:38 P. M.

Sundays) 0:45 P. M. except Sundays) (Train to Chicago, 111.) States of Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, Idaho, Oregon, Washington and Northwestern Canada. Connecting Truck Leaves Main Post Of-, fire, 8:43 P. M.

8undaysi 9:10 P. M. eept' Sundays. (Leaves Post Office Annex ,,,,,10:05 P. (Train to Columbus, Ohio) Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Camden, Newark, N.

J. Baltimore, Md. Washing- D. C. New York City, New England States, Montreal, and Eastern Canada.

Connecting Truck leaves Main Post Of-i, fire, 10:36 P. M. (Leaves Post Office Annex 11:30 P. (Train to Indianapolis, IndnV and Chicago, III.) St. Louis, Kansas City, Wichita, Amarlllo, Texas; State of New Mexico, also Northwestern States and Northern California.

Connecting Truck Leaves Main Post Of-" flee1 10:35 P. M. (Leaves Post Office An-' P. Louisville, Naah-" Memphis. Atlanta.

Macon. California, Florida, Louisiana, MIs-' risflfppi, Oklahoma, South Carolina, and TeJfas. Note 'Indicates Special Delivery Stamn iliniiiue. To Insure maklnar a certain dLsDatch air mail" must deposited at the Main Post Office or the Post Offlcs Annex or reach the Post Office Annex from stations and trains thirty (30) minutes in advance of leaving time stated. c.

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