SLAYER a a a a AVONDALE HOME THE BOUGHT ENQUIRER, My CINCINNATI, Ad, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3 garage, beautiful rooms beautiful 8, Furnished (for CINCINNATI'S 2, apartments! 3 building large grill, room, or 1934 even in living dining 4 a Houses COMPLETE room, room, ARC persons), beautiful BIGGEST coffee A RAT HOTEL 9. shop. COMPLETELY location--and SERVICE- Furnished 0 00 0 dressing 00 00 0 00 4 8 8 8 what 3. Special 4 Rate Houses Summer 10. hwd, nette WALNUT WALNUT stores, Frigid.
$32.50. range, in HILLS Apa.tments, PEEBLES HILLS- new, $45. 1 vitrolite mod, large WO 5021. ROOMS, small Unfurnished 3070. bath, HEAT, 17 apt.
nr. Turn. shower, care, al- 11-Year-Old "Pal" Tells Judge He Is Sorry--Boy, 13, Is Arraigned. Springfield, August 11-(US) -A thirteen-year-old boy, whose only excuse for slaying his fourteen-year-old "pal" was that the latter "squealed" on him, was arraigned today before Justice of the Peace William B. Chittenden and his preliminary hearing set for tomorrow.
The defendant is Atares, of Chicago. The only explanation he could give for shooting his friend, Ray Wylder, to death at 'Auburn, last Friday, aside from the fact. that Ray had told of burglaries the boys had committed, was that: "It' seemed like the devil guided me." Justice Chittenden asked him: "Do you realize that this is a murder charge?" Billy replied: "Yes, I' guess I do. I'm sorry, but it's too late now." FLUID MILK SALES LIGHT. Cincinnati Survey Shows Condensed Product Widely Used.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE ENQUIRER. Washington, August 7-Figures dealing with milk purchases by 427 families in Cincinnati, Ohio, cOvtered by the National Milk Survey, were made public today in a preliminary report issued by Dr. Fred C. Howe, Consumers' Council of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration. The report shows that 28 per cent of the families included in the Cincinnati survey buy no fresh milk at all.
The information furnished by the 427 families was obtained through questionnaires distributed in three schools selected as typical for purposes of the survey by a committee headed by Mrs. Lowell F. Hobart Chairman of the Hamilton County Consumers' Council. It is part of a nation-wide survey conducted in 61 cities to determine the extent of milk consumption among school children. The survey covered only families with children In school, with incomes ranging from average to very low.
The 427 Cincinnati families average 5.49 persons, or a total of 2,344 persons, whom 1,218 are children, a percentage of 2.85 to the family, and the average family income is $19.07 a week. pi cinnati The average survey buys family 1.03 in quarts Cin- of fresh milk a day, or 375.95 a year. It buys 81.17 pounds of evaporated milk a year, or 14.79 person. The per capita consumption. of fresh milk is .19 of a quart, br less than four-tenths of a pint.
A total of 120 families reported that they purchased no fresh milk at all, CURB SEAT SOLD. New York Curb Exchange membership was sold yesterday for $23,000, a drop of $3,000 from the previous sale. MARRIAGE LICENSES. Woodrow Wilson, 21 years old, 1061 Marshall Avenue, dry cleaner, and Jessie 0. Hall, 20, 1061 Marshall Avenue.
Carl G. Marquette, 26 years old, 635 Walnut Street, counterman, and Geneva C. Jones, 27, 332 East Fifth Street. Frank J. McCarthy, 20 years old, 415 Herman Street, painter, and Helen Strassser, 24, St.
Leger Apartments. Clarence A. Potter, 28 years old, 2224 St. James Avenue, draftsman, and Dorothy E. Schneiders, 22, 7219 Delaware Avenue, Deer Park.
Albert Fuchs 28 years old, Harrison, Ohio, truck driver, and Mildred McCreadie, 19, Crosby Township. John Royston, 23 years old, Grove Road, Woodlawn, laborer, and Alice Moore, 18, Grove Road, Woodlawn. Foster R. Houston, 28 years old Sharonville, salesman, and Eunice Matteoli, 24, 5201 Rhode Island Avenue. Jerome Kaucher, 29 years old, 43 DeCamp Avenue, Hartwell, laboratory assistant, and Virginia Bohrer, 21, 1705 Sutton Avenue, Mount Washington, stenographer.
Robert L. Pachoud, 41 years old, Brew'ster and Main Avenues, salesman, and Marcella Schumaker, 38, 1631 Herbert Avenue. W. Stanley Rolston, 24 years old, 950 Enright Avenue, repairman, and Miriam F. Kaufman, 24, 4618 Midland Avenue.
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C. J. BOCKLET, The House Is Rented!" These were the first words of "Mrs. W. of Grandin Road, when she telephoned us yesterday, Then she continued: "My ad is ordered for four insertions, but we rented the house from the first ad.
I could have rented the house five times, I had so many calls from The ENQUIRER Ad." If you have vacant property, there is no reason for it to continue being vacant. Instead of losing the rental income day after day, get a paying tenant in the shortest possible time. To do so, just call PArkway 2700 "Ad-Taker" ENQUIRER Want-Ads on Request.) New York, August 7-(AP) -Cotton was generally higher today on trade buying and covering promoted by relatively steady cables and reports of continued unfavorable weather in the Southwest. December deliveries, after selling up to 13.35c during the early trading, reacted to 13.26c under realizing or liquidation, but stiffened up again and closed at 13.33c, with the general market closing steady at net advances of 10 to 16 points. Early afternoon reactions in the grain and stock markets seemed to increase the tendency to take profits on long cotton, but the volume of business tapered off on the setback and after selling down to 13.14c for October and 13.51c for May, or about 7 to 9 points from the early highs, prices firmed up and closing quotations were within a point or two of the best for the day on active months.
Another of the private end-July crop reports was issued, which placed the indicated yield at 9,183,000 bales, or within a range of recent figures. Including this report, the average of eight private endJuly crop figures is 9,223,000 bales, or a shade below the average expectation of New York Cotton Exchange members 88 indicated by last week's canvass. Much of the day's business was attributed to further evening-up for tomorrow's Government crop report. Exports today 4,236, making 52,883 80 far this season. Port receipts 9,032.
United States port stocks 2,399,142. Today's range follows: Month. Low. Close. October 13.22c 13.14c 13.18@13.20c December 13.35c 13.33@13.34c January 13.39c 13.32c 13.39c March 13.52c 13.43c|13.50c May 13.58c|13.51c|13.58c July 13.64 Spot setady; middlings 13.30c.
New Orleans, August 7-(AP) -Cotton futures closed steady at net advances of 8 to 9 points. October 13.15@15c, December 13.29 January 13.33c March 13.44c May 13.51c July 13.56c B. Reports Of Earnings COTTON American Ice Company reports for June quarter net profit of $296,902 after charges, equal, after preferred dividends to 16 cents a share on common, compared with 418, or 37 cents a share in second quarter of 1933. For the first six months net profit was $24,480, equal to 17cents a share on 6 per cent preferred stock, compared with $196,522, or $1.40 on the preferred in the first half of 1933. New York Shipbuilding Corporation and subsidiaries report for six months ended June 30 net income of $46,576, exclusive of net loss of $53,200 on disposition of marketable securities.
This compares with ANNOUNCEMENTS CRAIN-SHEPPARD Flowers For All Occasions. Bonded F. T. D. Telegraph Service.
Eighth St. PArkway 1932-3. 12 Gus Gildehaus Co. FUNERAL HOME. 2911 VINE ST.
A AVON 4543. Aul-9LWSu Gus Schraffenberger FUNERAL HOME. 3117 VINE ST. AVON 0421. Au1-9tWSu W.
D. JAco*ckS EDW. W. JAco*ckS FUNERAL HOME A. Death Notices.
BAKER-Wilford P. Baker, suddenly, Sunday, August 5, 1934, at 313 Sycamore in his 86th year. Funeral services at the Gilligan funeral home, 22 W. Ninth Wednesday, August 8, at 2 p. m.
DOELLER- A. Doelter (nee Stifel), beloved mother of G. A. Doeller, of Dayton, Ohio, and sister of Augusta L. and Edward H.
Stifel, Monday, August 6, 1934, in her 81st year. Funeral services at residence, 4251 Hamilton Northside, Thursday, August 9, at 10 a. m. Interment in Greenwood Cemetery, Hamilton, Ohio. and Dayton (Ohio) papers please HOFFMEYER Otto Hoffmeyer, beloved husband of Katherine Hoffmeyer (nee Sickinger), Monday, August 6, 1934, at the residence, 4100 South Whetsel uve.
Funeral services at the Thomas funeral home, 4418 Whetsel Madisonville, Thursday, August 9, at 11 a. m. LUHN- -Johana Luhn, beloved daughter of of the late B. H. and Christina Luhn (nee Reulman), beloved sister of Louisa Luhn and Mrs.
J. Bunker Tuesday, August 7, 1934, at 12:50 a. residence, 816 York st. Funeral from the Brand Bros. funeral home, 1820 Freeman Thursday, August 9, at 8:30 a.
m. Requiem high mass at St. Augustine Church at 9 a. m. W.
Matthews, husband of Jennie Venable Matthews, of 714 Overtion Newport, suddenly, at Bed ford, Ind. Due notice of funeral. -Roger Everett Nead. son of the late Edward L. and Isabella Nead, Monday, August 6, 1934, at 11:15 p.
aged 49 years, at his residence, Lawrenceburg, Ind. Funeral Thursday, August 9, at 9 a. at St. Lawrence Church. Burial Greendale, REHBAUM-Walter F.
Rehbaum, beloved husband of Flora Knosp Rehbaum, Sunday, August 5, 1934. Funeral from residence, 1824 Chase Wednesday, August 8, at 2:30 p. m. ANNOUNCING SERVICE IN THE PUBLISHING OF IN MEMORIAM NOTICES The Enquirer nas prepared a large looseleaf book of several hundred Memoriam verses for its readers. If you contemplate inserting a Memoriam notice, call at The Enquirer office, 617 Vine Street, and ask to be assisted in preparing your copy.
There is co additional charge for this service. A charge will be made only for the actual space your notice consumes. Year after year Memoriam notices have become more popular in The Sunday Enquirer rates for these notices are exceedingly reasonable. INFORMATION CHEERFULLY GIVEN. PHONE PARKWAY 2700.
A COURTEOUS AND INTELLIGENT AD-TAKER WILL GREET YOU, One of the World's Greatest Newspapers. THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER, 617 VINE STREET. W. MACK JOHNSON FUNERAL HOME Woodburn 0475. McMillan and Upland PI.
Cremation ern. tion Sanitary, Cincinnati Aesthetic, Dixmyth Crema- Mod- Ave. University 1021. Free booklet. Free chapel.
Correct Floral Designs $2.50 up Delivered Anytime SHILLITO'S FLOWER SHOP PArkway 0100 BARGAIN $90 co*cktail FURNISHED-with in-a-door bed, bath-bedroom, twin beds, kitchenette, dinette, at amazing price of $90. Other accommodations, $50 up. NO A RE A 808 AR ET 8 A AR 988 08 B0 HE 00 de B0 00 08 08 08 08 00 0 03 B0 BBB BBB B8 BB PO 18 117 BE B0 5 pA R3 8.00* 8 KEMPER LANE HOTEL F. H. Sweeney, Mgr.
Kemper Lane and McMillan. WO 6480. HYDE PARK-3762 Drake; 6-rm. brick and shingle; double deep, level lot; financed; excellent location; this may ve the low-priced house for which you have been waiting. Open afternoon.
THE WARREN E. RICHARDS MA 0384, HYDE PARK--Near Delta and Observatory; close cars, schools; unusual 6-rm. home; 2-car hot-water heat; repossessed; selling on terms at bargain. NIEMEYER HORNING, MAin 3019. HYDE PARK--Must sell; 6-rm.
Queen Anne; 2 lge. lot; terms. JE 5242. au5-4toM HYDE PARK-670 Delta, modern 5-rm. large lot, bargain, EA 1260.
aud-4toSu HYDE PARK- New English brick and stone; nearing completion. Kirby 3170. au8-6toSu KENNEDY HEIGHTS-6223 Plainfield 5 bath, lot 100x200; suburban home; $500 down. BR 0241-0737-1223. 9 MT.
AUBURN --267 Earnshaw; 2-family, 4-3-1; all hwd. well financed; A1 condition. A Von 6423. PRICE HILL--Halt square from Warsaw cozy home; 6 rooms, bath; rock garden, fountain, shrubbery and flower garden: real bargain; $3,750. E.
M. COSTELLO SON, MAin 0312. BRICK BUNGALOW. NEW. 5.
all-tile bath, shower; floored 2d good location: $5,600. CHAS. S. FAXON, REALTOR, EA 0560. PRICE HILL New 5-rm, 1-fir.
plan brick: tile bath, hwd. only $5,500. WA 4325, MO 2599 R. 10 PRICE HILL-5031 Relleum, 6-rm brick; hot-water heat; bargain. WA 4887.
au3-6toSu WILL build 4-rm. tile bath, terms. WA 4325. MO 2599 R. 10 2.
Business Property, Factories. Houses For Sale. CITY--Factory for sale or lease; Budd, Harriet: 6-story brick; an additional 2-story structure; containing 50,000 square feet; with siding. WAbash 0832. au1-4tW INDUSTRIAL site, 33 acres; adjoins all utilities; $700 per acre.
MO 1131. au6-3tMWF 3. Sale Investment Property, ALL-BRICK 4-APT. BLDG. -Excellent rented; bargain; $10,750.
W0 1400. au7-6toSu Farms -Country Homes. FARMS, country homes: good locations, values. Bloom, with HILBERG. ME 7594.
8 OREBAUGH, Wilmington, Ohio -Telephone 2216. Clinton County farms; 2 acres to 600 acres; wide range of prices. Telephone for free inspection. Careful. Courteous.
Counsel. HYDE PARK-2882 Victoria neat, mod. 6-rm. brick. MA.
3257, UN 0079 M. TEN ACRES ON OHIO RIVER. Frontage on Highway and Ohio River; rich truck land; colonial brick house, open fireplace; $3,800. HOPKINS BEELER, 300 Sycamore st. 10 21 Route 50; good 6-room storeroom, dance hall 40x60; fine for filling lunch, beer, $500 down.
CHAS. A. FREEMYER, HAMLET, OHIO. 5. Lots and Acreage.
Desirable homes and home sites. Kenwood Realty Home Bldg. 8 Exchange Real Estate. AMONG our 193 splendid exchanges may be what you want. Call 18, find out.
GOULD 6073 Montgomery. ME 6688. au8-6toSu CLIFTON 1 or 2 for 4-rm. mod. bungalow, Northaide.
KI 2852. 8 HAVE several clear cottages and 2 small well improved, that cost about will exchange for clear residence or business property in Cincinnati of around $15,000 valuation. Address Box 62, care The Enquirer, 8 HAVE clients with clear homes to trade on investment property. List your exchange with us; we get action. WO 2811.
LET'S TRADE IT! 5-rm. want St. Louis; 9-rm. with 1 acre, want smaller property or farm: good farm, want city property. MORGAN, ME 8750.
5975 Montgomery rd 11 STORE and flats, for brick 18-24 apt. bldg. Others. John E. Manthey, JE 0646-3336.
11 6 DANDY LEVEL building lots, 50x150 ft. each; clear; all improvements; no Agsessments; will exchange for Improved property "and pay cash difference. Call PA 1262. 11 8. Wanted Real Estate.
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS for modern St. Louises in Hyde Park and Pleasant Ridge at reasonable prices. JAMES C. MULFORD 4604 Main Norwood. JE 0743.
Office open eventigs. 9 9. Furnished Houses A COMPLETE LIST of furnished and unfurnished apartments in modern suburban buildings; Immediate occupancy; auto service at your call. UN 2367 R. THE TITLE GUARANTEE TRUST CO Seventh and Walnut Sty.
PA 1046. A CHOICE selection of 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 room apartments; newly furnished; $30 to $55. CHESTER C. SUDBRACK, WO 5021. 702 E.
McMillan, AT MAY. A1 Mt. cnoice furn. liv. dinette, kitchen, $35.
CRAIG RENTALS, 2448 Gilbert. W0 1153. 11 AVONDALE-1 to 5 rm. completely $35 up; free service. 3413 Reading rd.
AV 3115. WM. I. SACHS, Realtor. AVONDALE-3850 Reading ette private baths; hotel service: parking reasonable.
A Von 1335. 14 AVONDALE-723 Gholson; kitchenette, private bathe: hotel service. A Von 1335. 14 BEAUTIFUL 3, 4 and 5 rm. modern A1 location; linens, 'silver.
AVon 2481. au5-4tSuTuWF BEVERLY One and two room apartments; kitchenette, Frigidaire, in-a-door bed; completely furnished; by week or month; 10 micutes to town. 2125 Gilbert ave. WO 4799. 11 CHEVIOT-2 clean, business couple; handy $5.
MO 2344 J. au5-4toM CLIFTON- ADMIRAL. 3433 Clifton 2, 3, 5 and 6 rm. select all con. Apply Apt.
201, AV 8894 J. aub-5tSuMTuWFSa CLIFTON--University section; cool 4-rm. eff. apt. In new apt.
steam heat, hwd. Janitor service, furniture, linens, dishes, silver, gAR, electric; $55. WO 3070. CLIFTON-4 choice new $60; now $45. CRAIG RENTALS, 2448 Gilbert ave.
WO 1153. 11 LIFTON- Mod. 2 everythhing refrigerator, adults; reas. AV 5830. au8-4toSa COVINGTON attractive furnished and unfurn.
3 and 4 rm. heat, porches, Jan. serv. HE 7078. 14 EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY to step into a luxuriously furn.
4-rm, linens, exclusive new apt. 12 min. city; no reas. offer refused. AV 0565.
FOUNTAIN SQUARE HOTEL Special permanent rates from $10.50 per week. 420 Vine st. MAin 4660. 13 HYDE PARK--Attrac. 4-rm.
1st: heat, adults. WO 5069 W. au2-5tThFSuTuW HYDE PARK- The Ravenswood: 6 rooms. 2 baths; available now. EAst 3822.
14 OAKLEY 2747 Minot: 5-rm. all conveniences; 1st floor; rent reasonable. au5-4toM PHELPS TOWN HOUSE -Furnished and unfurnished apts. on lease. MAin 4152.
au3-3tFMW SAN -Madison Rd. And Bedford, 3-room efficiency, completely furnished: reference. WOodburn 0496 J. WALNUT HILLS-KRUG BLDG. Woodburn and Clayton 4 and completely furnished; reference.
W0 0862. 10 PRICE HILL 2930 Claypool; mod. 2 OT 3 rm. 15 min, city, WA 2926. 8 THE PRESIDENT- -Completely furnished apts.
Reading rd. at Greenwood. UN 2632. WALNUT HILLS- -Exclusive furnished and unfurnished apartments; living room, in8-door bed, dressing room, tub-shower baths, linen and silver. 2357 St.
James or PArkway 4989. au8-3tWFSu WALNUT HILLS -Very select efficiency apartment; modern, new building; 8 min. new furniture; tile bath, shower, steam heat: $32.50. W0 0216. WALNUT HILLS -New 2-rm.
eff. heat, range, in-a-door, tile bath, shower, dishes, linens, free parking; $32.50. WOodburn 4799. WALNUT HILLS- One 2-rm. effic.
one 3-rm. nicely very reas. 855 Lincoln ave. WO 0640 J. Au5-4tSuWThSa WALNUT HILLS- -Best part; 4 cool 2 complete.
and nicely linen, dishes, silver; $40. WO 2810. 10. Apartments, Unfurnished AVONDALE-698 Gholson attractive 6-room St. Louis apt.
on 1st 3 large large butler's pantry; built-in cabinets; hardwood garage; gas or coal furnace; beautiful yard mantained by caretaker. THE CENTRAL TRUST CO. MAIN 4900. AVONDALE -New Avondale beautiful, mod. living rooms with in-adoor bed, dinette, equipped kitchen, tit bath, shower; also, 5-rm.
apt, available; $40 to $60. 920 Burton. A Von 6829. Th AVONDALE-3 and 4 rm. mod.
heat, $32.50 up; also fine 5-rm. apt. north of Rockdale; $50. THEODORE MAYER MA 0921. AVONDALE-3985 Warwick; 5 80- larium, newly decorated, all floors refinIshed: garage.
Call LAWRENCE HELMERS, PA 7410, PA 4540. au8-4toTh AVONDALE-5-rm. upper St. L. hwd.
tile bath; ample closets; stores: $45. WO 3070. maid's heat; a nr. cars and AVONDALE- 6 or 7 very porches; gar. AV 0494 M-0192.
AVONDALE Rockdale 1st heat, hot water. AV 0004 M. 8 CITY. MODERN. HOMELIKE APARTMENTS.
COMFORTABLE, AIRY, OUTSIDE RMS. Steam heat, elevator, janitor, hot water: privilege of roomers if desired: 3-5 rms. and bath; $25 to $45 heart of city, PA 2936 or PA 8908. aud-4toTu CITY Sun 21 W. Thirteenth mod.
5 heat, Jan. references. au5-4tSuTuWF CLIFTON- The Brookline cor. Ludlow and Brookline, overlooking Burnet Woods Park; modern 4 and 5 room large full size dining rooms; excellent condition; reduced rentals of $55 month. Inspection daily, see janitor at bldg.
or THE CENTRAL TRUST Fourth and Vine. MAin 4900. CLIFTON Choice central location: nr. cars and stores; 5 rms. and St.
heat, range, tile bath, porch, maid's I'm. and bath; 3rd perfect condition; rare value; $75. UN 1344. CLIFTON-5 full-size range, heat, tile bath, hwd. porch; choicest residential section: nr.
U. cars, stores, $50. WO 3070. CLIFTON-2635 Clifton opp. 4 3rd light 4 sides; hotwater heat; $50.
UN 0023-0345. au1-3tWSuW CLIFTON, APTS. and HOUSES for rent. UN 0851. au2-6to81 CLIFTON- Nr.
U. attr. 5-rm. duplex, maid's rm. and bath, kitchen equipped.
For appointment call WO 5211, CLIFTON-2805 Stratford, Univ. district: choice 4, 5 rm. apta. UN 1332, PA 3214. CLIFTON 5 rooms; steam heat: porch; janitor service; $40.
UN .0130. CORRYVILLE 36k. University; 4-r'm. 3rd, bath. $18; also 2 2nd.
Call LAWRENCE HELMERS, PA 7410, PA. 4540. au8-4toTh FT. MITCHELL, KY. -The ideal 4-r'm.
every mod. $55. HE 8079 J. 8 FT. THOMAS 36 Mayfield; tile bath; HI 1290 W.
Au5-4toM HYDE PARK-8387 ERIE AVE. THE RAVENSWOOD Modern 5 and 6 room heated apartment; sound and heat insulation. ANDERSEN HOLZ, EAst 3822. EAst 2304 W. RYDE PARK- Nr.
square and schools: 5- rm. St. completely redecorated, hwd. large porch, shaded lawn, $40. EA 2051.
HYDE PARK-4-room new 4-apt. heat, range, dinette, in-a-door, tile bath, shower, hwd. (la. $37.50. WO 3070.
HYDE PARK- -Nr. square, de luxe 5-rm. apt in new 4-apt. studio living heat, tile bath, shower, $65. MA 1181.
HYDE PARK 3-rm. heat, range; available in 10 days. EAst 0736 ME 3073. $40. Au8-4tWFSuTu HYDE PARK- -3430 Altview 1st.
new colonial duplex; 5 large equipment; garage, EA 2262. au8-6toSu HYDE PARK- -Modern 3-room apartment: equipped kitchen; $35. EA 1488-1997. 11 HYDE PARK- -Near cars; cozy separate; $22. STAYTON, JE 2630.
10 MADISONVILLE 4812 Plainfield pike: modern 4-rm. St, Louis, 2nd all $20. THE CENTRAL TRUST MAIN 4900. MARIEMONT 4, 5, 6 rm. houser, $27.50 $45.
Also 4, 5: heat, hot water. Janitor service $25 to $40. Marlemont Rental Office, BRamble 1300. au7-6toSu MT. AUBURN The Crestview cor.
Mason and Main modern, new threestory apt. four-room efficiency Frigidaire, ranges, first-class buildIng service; garages available; all apta. have rear porches; an outstanding value In apta. at $37.60 month. Inspection dally; see our bidg.
Mr. Rice, or THE CENTRAL TRUST Fourth and Vine. MAin 4900. MT. AUBURN.
-Beautiful 1st-floor solarium, heat, garage, janitor, large porch; spacious grounds; A1 transportation. MAin 1100. Au2-6to8u MT. AUBURN- One 3-rm. apt, now available: new fireproof building; heat, Frigid, range, tile bath, shower, stucco walls, gas, elec.
$37.50. WO 4799, MT. AUBURN Select part; nr. McMillan; 5-rm. upper St.
heat, porch, tile bath; storage: redecorated; 8 min. to town; $45. UN 1344. MT. AUBURN- location: modern 5 complete service: $42.50.
AV 5033. Au6-31MWF MT. AUBURN 2531 Burnet, 2532 Highland; 2, 3, 5 rm. heat. AV 2481.
Au8-4tWFSUTu NORTHSIDE-3 $15: 4, $25; 4, $30; 5, $25. KI 2537. 10 NORTHSIDE- 4 bath, $20: 5 1st bath, $25. KIrby 2830. NORWOOD-2731 Harris 4-rm.
steam heat, new enameled sink and washstands; newly $25. CH 7030. au7-6tSu NORWOOD- rooms; steam heat, janitor $25. Harmann, 4210 Main. ME 1638.
8 PLEASANT RIDGE-4-rm. St. 2d; tile bath; adults; porch; $35. JE 3949. 14 PRICE HILL-4505 W.
Eighth spacious 5-rm. apt. and solarium: just vacated; heat, hot water, Frigidaire and garage included: inspect any time; $55. Rental MAin 5400. au5-2tSuW WALNUT HILLS 2324 PARK AVENUE.
A few choice apartments in this superior building, 5 and 6 rooms, some with studio living rooms and 2 baths. Elevator service; garage in building. tals in harmony with the times. The Myers Y. Cooper Co.
Erie at Edwards. EAst 2780. Union Trust Bldg. MAin 4241. 11 WALNUT HILLS The St.
Leger Apartments, corner Woodburn and Gilbert full-size five-room large rooms, A most convenient location, an outstanding value at $35 to $40 month. Inspection daily, see resident manager, Apt. 7, or THE CENTRAL TRUST Fourth and Vine. MAin 4900. WALNUT HILLS-1549 St.
Leger; 4 $42.50. Loredo place, 2368; 5 rooms; $37.50. McMillan, 1760; 4 and 5 rooms; $25. Fairfax, 1818; 5 rooms, $24. And others everywhere.
TUKE, MA 2729. au3-6toSu WALNUT HILLS -Nr. De Sales; 5 and 6 new brick St. Louis; SCOTT R. WO 1231.
PORCH: NEAR JANIWO TOR: WALNUT HILLS-1251 Elsinore close to Gilbert; 4-room flat, private bath, including heat; reasonable. Nr. De Sales; 5 and 6 WALNUT new brick St. Louis; $35-840. SCOTT REAL ESTATE, WO 1231.
WALNUT HILLS-1-rm. in-a-door, heat, tile bath, gas, $25. WO 4799. WALNUT HILLS -1341 Myrtle; 5 2d, stm. heat; porch; $50.
WO 5358 J. au5-4tSuTuThF aire; WALNUT HILLS 6 heat, Frigidgarage. 2224 St. James ave. au4-4tSaSuWTh WALNUT or 5 HILLS 618 Crown, mod.
2d; $32. WO 1305 M. SuTuW WALNUT without HILLS 5, 6 and $18 to $45. WO heat 0937. au8-4teod WALNUT HILLS-2621 Ashland: 5 redecorate; heat and gar.
opt. 14 Harrison WESTWOOD- -Paramount Apartments, 2883 one of the finest efficiency apt. bidga. in the city; refined to neighborhood, convenient, close residential desirable. Two vacancies of the and 32 most stores, transportation, available now, one five-room apts.
front four-room at $45. Available efficiency Sept. 1st, one $35. Frigidaire, first-floor corner apt. at only pullman sets, many built-in features.
ranges, bed, An We unusual invite value your in high-class apartments. son. THE CENTRAL inspection and compariand Vine. MAin 4900. TRUST Fourth WESTWOOD- available: -Four-room apartment, now GEORGIAN attractive, new, complete.
HALL, Harrison and McKinley, Aaron Wolf purchased the sixroom brick semi-bungalow, 534 Carplin Place, Avondale, shown above, from the Eagle Savings Loan Association. It is on a lot 40 by 125 feet in size, and was sold by Fred Tuke Son. George P. Schiffer Co. yesterday reported the following rentals: Three-room apartment, 118 West Thirty-second Street, Latonia, to David Allen; eight-room house, 1447 Madison Avenue, Covington, to Mrs.
J. Schutter. N. A. Baldwin, 3118 Kinmont Avenue, yesterday applied to Building Commissioner C.
M. Stegner for permit build a two-story, onefamily, six- room brick residence on the north side of Linview Avenue, east of Hilltop Avenue. Cost was estimated at $5,500. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Tax indicated in transfers is affixed at the rate of 50 cents for every $500 or fraction in value of property conveyed.) ANDERSON TOWNSHIP-Charles R.
Campbell. to Nathalia Schwaeble, Lots 1, 2 and 3 in Old Fort Country Club division; $1. ARLINGTON HEIGHTS Leander Hazelwood and Delora, his wife, to Minnie Hinchcliffe, lot on southeast corner of Elliott and South Mill Streets; $1 (tax $3). AVONDALE- -Cora F. Seinsheimer to Helen S.
Martin, 100 by 150 feet on east side of Washington Avenue, 335 feet north of Forest Avenue; also, 25 by 150 feet on east side of Washington Avenue, 435 feet north of Forest Avenue; $1. BOND HILL--Mary H. McShane, per Sheriff, to Norwood Home S. 1946 Avonlea Avenue; $7,750 (tax $8). BOTTOMS- -George G.
Moore and Alvina his wife, to Albert B. Greifenkamp and Emma Greifenkamp, 25 by 82 feet on northwest side of Third Street; also, 25 by 100 feet on east side of Third Street, 205 feet from Lytle Street; also, 18 by 95 feet on east side of Third Street, 230 feet from Lytle Street; $1 (tax $1). CALIFORNIA -Clarence E. Robbins to Fred Humbert and Margaret Humbert, tract of land on northwest corner of Panama and Reservoir Avenues; $1 (tax $3). CAMP WASHINGTON -Henry Hartwig and Kate, his wife, to Dorothy Mesmer, 33 by 125 feet on west side of Bates Road, being Lot 32 in David Quinn's Subdivision; $1 (tax $1).
CENTRAL Everett Horton to Charles Frost, 25 by 90 feet on west side of Broadway; $1 (tax 50 cents). Charles Frost to Bessie Robbins and John N. Robbins, same property; $1 (tax 50 cents). CENTRAL The Milner Musical Company to Murray's Beauty Salon, years' lease from August 1, 1934, of 40 West Sixth Street; monthly rent $350. COLERAIN TOWNSHIP Maurice Anderson to Florence M.
Roehling, of an acre of land on Pippin Road, in Section $1 (tax 50 cents). COLERAIN TOWNSHIP. Maurice Anderson to Thomas M. Hayes, of an acre of land on Pippin Road, in Section $1 (Tax $1). COLUMBIA TOWNSHIP Provident Savings Bank to Fred D.
Lewing, Lot 129 in Golf Manor Subdivision; $1. (tax 50 cents), COTTAGE PARK SUBDIVISION Carlo Bucalo and Madalena, his wife, to Margaret Minneci, 40 by 100 feet on northeast corner of Minion and Daveron Avenues; $1 (tax 50c). GREEN TOWNSHIP -Alice M. Barth and John her husband, to Russell L. Wiiler.borg, 215 feet on east side of Neeb Road, 461 feet north of Cleves-Warsaw Pike, in Section 13; $1 (tax $19).
HYDE PARK--Ruth Arnold to Ralph W. Miller, two years' lease from August 1, 1934, of 3526 Zumstein Avenue; monthly rent, $80. HYDE -Nina Lotterman to Jennie Mason, 85 by 140 feet on east side of Edwards Road in Section 1,27 in Columbia Township; also 12 by feet adjoining; $1. Jennie Mason to Nina Lotterman, same property; $1, LAWNDALE PLACE SUBDIVISION William A. Koetter Jr.
to Ethel Koetter, Lot $1. MOHAWK-Louisa Blesi to J. Otto Kohl, five years' lease from August 1, 1934, of on southwest corner of MeMicken Avenue and Mohawk Street; monthly rent, $65. MOUNT AUBURN -Russell L. Willenborg and Ruth his wife, to Alice Barth, 2936 Eden Avenue; $1 (tax $5) MOUNT HEALTHY--Elsie M.
Rempler to Myrtle E. Rempler, 47 by 172 feet on north side of Compton Road, being Lot 2 and part of Lot 3 in Elsie E. Rempler's Subdivision; $2 (tax 50c). Elsie M. Rempler to Myrtle E.
Rempler, 70 feet on north side of Compton Road, being Lot 1 in Elsie M. Rempler's Subdivision in Mount Healthy; $1 (tax NORWOOD Estate of Louisa Hagedorn to Fritz Triftshouser and Elsie Triftshouser part of Lots 29 and 30 in Mills Kline's Second Subdivision, on north side of Brotherton Road: $3,600 (tax $4). NORWOOD- -Anna Daly to Charles Rauch and Rosa F. Rauch, two years' lease on east side of South Jefferson Avenue, from August 1, 15 1934, of 50 by 135 feet between Williams and Shanmoor Avenues; annual rent $240; privilege of purchase at $4,000. NORWOOD -Carrie J.
Bultman to Samuel H. Hall. Lot 81 in Elsmere Syndicate Subdivision; $1. OIL STATIONS--The Queen City Petroleum Products Company to SoconyVacuum Oil Company, 35 oil stations 10- cated in and about Hamilton County; $1. PRICE HILL -Board of County Commissioners to William P.
Hohmann, part of Lots 97 and 32, in first addition to North Overlook Subdivision; $310. PRICE HILL -Nellie M. Crotty et al. to Cecelia Wolf, 50 by 100 feet on west side of McPherson Avenue, being Lots 48 and 49 in E. W.
Boyle's Subdivision; $1 (tax $3). READING -Stanley S. Herrin to William S. Burkhart, 50 by 130 feet on West Amity Road, 409 feet west of Burkhart Avenue; $1. READING -Regina Solgers to Louis G.
Solgers, 50 100 feet on east side of Second Street, being Lot 138 in James H. Oliver's First Addition; $1. RIVERSIDE- -Eugene F. Rome and Helen, his wife to Walter Elsasser and Florence Elsasser, 89 by 1,250 feet on north side of Hillside Avenue; $1 (tax $3). SYCAMORE TOWNSHIP Receiver of The Huber Builders Material Company to Mentor L.
B. Company, Lots 123 and 102 in Washington Subdivision; $2,733. WEST END -Herman Buers et al. to Ella Hebauf, 25 by 85 feet on south side of Wilstach Street, being Lot 80 in Carson Bell's Subdivision; $1 (tax 50c). Mortgages Filed.
Victoria Menasche to Concordia 1,500 Tudor Court Apartments to Central Trust Company 48,500 Mayme L. Lewe to North Cincinnati L. B. 5,500 Arthur O'Connell to Home Owners' A Loan Corporation. Erd to Federal Land 5,440 William J.
Bank 2,500 Christian Utrecht to John W. Howard 2,500 Henry F. Wiehe to Carthage 8. L. 500 Frank Utrecht to John W.
Howard 2,832 Fritz Triftshouser to Mount Lookout S. L. Co. 2,500 Mayme Lochner to Home Owners' Loan Corporation. 4,153 Nettle M.
Stewart to Home Owners' Loan Corporation, 4,497 Thomas M. Hayes to Maurice Anderson 500 Fannie Suddendorf to Ernst Station B. 1,500 Albert G. Greifenkamp to George G. Moore 900 Emma M.
Hoffard to Mary A. Zipper 850 Albert H. Wilson to Molitor L. B. 3,500 Henry W.
Meyer to Molitor L. B. 2,300 Florence J. Mentrup et al. to Eagle S.
L. 5,052 William Mentrup et al to Eagle S. L. 1,751 Cyrus Lindell to Eagle S. L.
300 Joseph G. Enger Jr. to Mount Healthy S. L. 500 William Wagner to Standard B.
L. 1,250 Walter Alsasser to Progress B. 2,250 Cecilia' Wolf to West' Northside L. S. Co.
2,500 Joseph Fey to West Northside L. S. Co. 3,600 Charles Keller to West Northside L. S.
1,300 Nettie Eckhoff to West Northside L. S. Co. 1,600 Edward F. Ferguson to West Northside L.
S. 1,400 Russell L. Willenborg to Second National Bank 17,000 Albert Muhlenpoh to Home S. 283 Howard J. Glassmeyer to Home Owners' Loan Corporation.
3,760 Albert to Home Owners Loan Corporation. 4,640 Paul A. Neuhaus to Home Owners' Loan Corporation 4,400 Frank Kessler to Home Owners' Loan Corporation 400 Stanley Pister to Home Owners' Loan Corporation 1,934 William Gresham to Home Owners' Loan Corporation 2,396 Marcus Mason Liberal S. L. 3,300 Mortgages Canceled.
Joseph Teipe to Lion No. 1 L. B. Company 4,000 Mildred Eilers to S. D.
Cooper Building Company 4,000 Maggie Hammons to Sharonville S. L. Co. 4,500 Arthur O'Connell to Liberal S. L.
Company 6,000 Bessie Pelzer to Fundamental L. B. Co. 3,000 H. Henry Hesselbrock to Ernst Station L.
B. 4,300 Jacob Witschger to Delta L. A. Co. 1,500 Christine C.
McMahan to Delta L. A. Co. 3,850 Loraine Sager to Delta L. A.
600 Emma M. Hoffard to Mary A. Zipper 500 Albert Wilson to Molitor L. B. Co.
3,500 Mattie Sherrow to Louise E. Molloy 1,200 William Wagner to First National Bank of Norwood 500 Helen G. Ransick to Carl A. Jahnigen 1,230 Herschel Leach to Conservative S. L.
Co. 4,500 William T. Nelson to Citizens B. A. No.
2 2,500 Ernest Carson to People's B. L. A. 2,000 Harbine Chatfield to Seton Realty Company 1,375 Frank Kessler to St. Bernard Progresesive B.
I. A. 4,000 Lee Apking to Elizabeth 3,500 Howard J. Glassmeyer to Court House L. B.
4,500 Joseph Fey to West Northside L. S. Co. 3,600 Charles Keller to West Northside L. S.
Co. 1,250 Nettie Eckhoff to College 1 Hill Progressive. B. L. 1,500 Edward Ferguson to Herman Hochmuth 698 Albert Muhlenpoh to Home S.
L. Company 4,300 Jane I. Jack to Home S. L. 7,000 Emma B.
to Maude Courts 500 Emma B. Kennedy to City Hall L. B. Co. 2,000 John W.
Wallich to Republic L. B. Company 6,500 John W. Wallich to Fred W. 1,000 Newton Heidelbaugh to Cincinnatus L.
B. Co. 5,000 Lawrence J. Schwartz to Overlook S. L.
Co. 7,000 Martin Hagen to Volunteer L. B. Company 3,500 William Gresham to Robert 8. Gronbach 3,785 Joe DeSalvo to Eagle S.
L. 3,250 Stanley Pitser to Madison B. A. No. 2 2,500 BIRTHS.
The following births were recorded in Cincinnati yesterday: ANDRIACCO--Dominic and Irene, 1856 Westwood, poy. SKAKAN-John and Helen, 1062 Gilsey, boy. -Lester and Charlotte, 821 Summit, girl. KECK-Harry and Mary, 1955 Central, boy. PFEIFER and Gertrude, 427 Grand, girl.
FREESE- -George a and Irene, 1053 Pine, girl. MORANO George and Alvina, 1349 Pendleton, boy. RUEBUSCH Raymond and Josephine, 936 Clinton, giri. SMITH--Frank and Bertha, 932 West Liberty, girl. REESE-Walter and Corine, 715 Whittier, boy.
SHEETS- -Thomas and Ethel, 663 Stiner, boy. BRACKETT-Robert and Eva, 625 Delhi, boy. HAYNES- -James and Martha, 101 Peete, boy. WEATHER CONDITIONS. following the weather as Bureau, seventy-fifth Current Highest Precipitation.
State 8 STATES. 76 76 0 58 65 0 70 76 0 78 84 72 80 74 82 0 76 $4 74 86 0 82 88 .46 84 92 0 STATES. 72 88 .06 82 90 .02 78 92 90 92 86 94 98 100 106 96 98 84 88 0 92 94 0 84 98 0 VALLEY. 82 86 0 86 90 82 80 90. .02 84 98 .02 80 88 90 78 84 .10 92 96 01 REGION.
80 86 0 82 88 0 01 82 88 .06 78 82 0 01 68 80 0 80 84 0 84 88 0 84 88 .05 76 88 74 82 0 T-Trace. net. income of $226,572 in the first halt last year, exclusive of a $162,187 loss on sale of securities. For the six months ended June 30. Thatcher Manufacturing Company had net profit of $340,690, equivalent to 81 cents a common share, against $170,034, or $1.35 a share on preferred stock in first half of 1933.
American Stores Company reports net income of $2,089,200 for six months ended June 30, equivalent to $1.60 a share on the capital stock, against $2,376,636 or $1.82 a share in same period last year. United Piece Dye Works reports net. loss of $881,833 for six months ended June 30, against net loss $919,144 in first half of 1933. United Chemical Company and subsidiaries for the first half of the year shows net loss of $47,937, against net loss of $79,220 for the same period last year. Net profit of Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Company in first six montha totaled $214,891 after charges, compared with a net.
loss of $130,776 in first half of 1933. Kelly-Springfield Tire Company reports a loss of $342,949 for the six months ended June 30, after interest but before depreciation. This compares with a 1088 of $574,838 in the same 1933 period. Sales of the Link-Belt Company and subsidiaries for first six months of 1934 totaled $4,916,830, compared with 459 a year ago. Net credit to surplus for the period was placed at $378,739 against deficit of $202,744 last year.
Current assets on June 30 were 125 while current liabilities were $686,952. OIL AND GAS Tulsa, August 7-(AP)-With the three major areas showing marked reducticns, United States crude oil production fell 118,053 barrels in daily average last week, from $2,629,834 to $2,511,781 barrels a day, the Oil and Gas Journal says, Oklahoma cut output from 491,730 to 415,180 barrels. In Texas there was a reduction from 1,121,818 to 1,107,828 barrels, with East Texas output dropping from 547,150 to 533,650 barrels. California production was 500,000 barrels, a reduction of 18,250 barrels. Kansas production dropped from 136,755 to 132,160 barrels; the Rocky Mountain Area cut output from 96,430 to 96,280 barrels; the Eastern area, including Michigan, decreased production from 134,616 to 132,403 barrels.
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ethosti Newport, Ky. 2401. Rates for Want-Ad Service furnished on request, H. Lost and Found. LOST Ladies' white gold wrist watch, Sat.
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304 York, Newport, Ky. Cars 9 and 15. Houses For Sale. MARSHALL, ME 4132-2617. 10 HYDE AVONDALE-8805 Engehill 5 two baths; all conveniences: spacious grounds; 2-car gar.
Real Estate THE PROVIDENT SAVINGS BANK, CHERRY 6111. BARGAIN- -Brick house, 6 rms. Commerical garage, 52x110 business location, 100 ft. frontage on highway. Also 6 lots in Edgemont, small subdivision for moderate homes.
223 Benson or call VAlley 0005. 10 BOND HILL- -New all-brick St. Louis; A1 English design; everything separate; 2-car built-in built and sold for today's price, $10.500. WO 1400. CHEVIOT- Sacrifice: brick; 2 nr.
schools; $5,500. Lohmeier, MO 2841. CITY- Two 4-room houses, only $500, rent $20; to settle estate, AV 4558. CLIFTON-St. Louis, 5 tile bath, stall shower, sleeping porch each maida' bath, 3rd; hot-water heat; all brick; tile roof: priced for immediate sale.
Call MR. KEITH, MA 4084. 8 CLIFTON- SUPER SPECIAL. Very new 7-rm. English brick residence in restricted section; 4 lot 105 ft.
front; must be sold. Call MR. MADDEN, MA 1780. CLIFTON, Vine; brick bungalow, 6 rooms, 3 $7,500. MAin 0701.
COLLEGE HILL Hamilton 6 reception hall; shaded yard. WA 2800. DEER PARK-5-rm. frame cottage, bath, furnace, water heater, laundry, garage, chicken house, shrubbery; good lot. Conveniently located, cozy 5-rm.
home in the best condition: garage; $700 cash. balance terma. OSCAR E. BAUMAN ME 4443, EA 3198. HYDE PARK BARGAIN Brick bungalow, 5 bath; block to Hyde Park must be sold this week.
D. G. HIGH, ME 0416, VA 11- 11. Rent, Houses semi-bungalow, Warwick 2-story AVONDALE-3968 built-in 6 rooms and solarium. garage: in perfect condition THE CENTRAL available now at.
$65 month. throughout; Vine. 4th and TRUST MAin 4900. house. NAGEL'S, or buy, 5 or 6 room BELLEVUR-To rent sOuth 2007-6052 R.
au5-tt English BOND tile bath on 1st fir, almost 1 new; 5 type bungalow, storage on 2d woodwork; rm and 1 water heat; elec. refrigator; hotin basem*nt; built-in rathskeller ME garage in rear. 6288. BOND HILL-1959 A 5-rm. brick, 1 shower, to vonlea: open 3 JE 0603.
$65. church. CHEVIOT-5-rm. MO house; near school, 1225 or 2544 M. 11 CLIFTON 3342 Morrison frame 4-bedroom home ave, 2-story rage: nice with 2-car gative corner lot and a most attrac.
vacant home; excellent condition throughout; now and available for immediate occupancy, For inspection please municate with THE CENTRAL TRUST 4th and Vine. MAin 4900. ANNE CLIFTON- H. Evanswood, 8-room home. MAC NEIL JOHNSON, UN 0475.
CLIFTON, cooling E. Now mod. 5-room brick: system; A1 $55. AV 2290. COVINGTON 1004 Scott Street, A.
S. Right-room house. Apply RICE, 1005 Scott Street. 11 brick: COVINGTON-818 mo. Scott 8-rm.
mod. $25 LAWRENCE RIEDINGER. Je28-tfoSu EVANSTON (New section); Colonial semibungalow; 6 full rms. (3 tile modern; bath; log-burning fireplace; hardwood, shrubbed: near bus; porch; UN 1344. beautifully garage; HYDE PARK-2222 Madison Road, corner Bedford Terrace; An unusually attractive one-floor-plan home of refinement and distinct' an; rec, hall, large solarium, Ilying room, dining room, large kitchen and 3 lovely bedrooms; abundance of built-in features; hot -water heat; 2-car built-in convenient.
heated garage; nice corner lot; location; lease to responsible parties at $100 month; immediate session; inspection by appointment only. posTHE CENTRAL TRUST 4th and Vine. MAin 4900. HYDE PARK-6-rm. Colonial home; pr.
Hyde Park Square; large living hwd. maid's 3 tile bath, shower, built-in garage: porch; beautifully optional. shrubbed lawn; range WO 3070. HYDR Near PARK- Exc. 5-rm.
bung, $55. rm. on square 3rd: and school, 3-bedrm. home; trees: $65. GARN, HICKS, MONCE.
EA 4300-1988 R. au7-6toSu HYDE PARK, CENTRAL -Near square, 2 schools, finished churches and cars: 7 rms, and on 3d; tile bath; ample closets: garage; large, cor. lot: $65. EA 2051. HYDE PARK-3423 Monteith, 6 rooms, or 2 family; 2 baths; $35.
AV 1711-5316. HYDE Clarkwood PARK- house, garage; cor. and Erie ave. EA 1494 M. 8 good loc.
E. VILLE-6 dbl. car garage; MADISON H. TUCKER, PA 7536. 8 MT.
ADAMS 361 Oregon; modern 3-room cottage; newly decorated; $12. MA 2281. au5-4tSuMWF MT. AUBURN-2423 Highland near 3 McMillan: 2-story brick semi-bungalow; large bedrooms; 2-car garage; perfect condition throughout; large comfortabla rooms; many built-in features; attractive yard; excellent location; rent or lease to responsible parties at $75 month or $90 furnished; available Sept, 15th. For inspection please communicate with THE CENTRAL TRUST 4th and Vine.
MAin 4900. MT. AUBURN-4 large bath, storage; 1st 2-family brick; $32. CHAS. S.
FAXON, REALTOR, EA 0560. MT. AUBURN 126 Huntington rooms, bath, laundry, kitchen; nice lawn. Reduced rent. WA.
0842. MT. WASHINGTON-6-rm. Colonial house, 921 Wilaray terrace; $50. 8-room brick and 6 acres, 6351 Cambridge, $75.
KOPF KOPF, INC. EAst 2421. NORWOOD. nr. St.
Peter-Paul School; $35. Key 4542 Main ave. JE 3800. NORWOOD Very exclusive list of homes. BOHANNON, 4707 Main over Leo's.
11 PRICE HILL-4148-4129 St. William: 6- rm. duplex, with $50. ROBT. H.
CLINE, 35 East Seventh. CH 1444. 8 PRICE HILL- -On car line; 6-room modern bungalow; double garage. WAbash 4531. WALNUT HILLS.
5 nt. cars, schools; $30. 2021 Freeland. ME 1336. au5-4tSuTuwr WALNUT HILLS 6.
7, 8, 9 1 or 2 family, $30 to $50. WO 0937. au8-4teod WESTWOOD-3027 Werk attractive older-type residence, 9 rooms, modern conveniences, hardwood floors, furnace, hot -air heat; beautiful, large grounds, abundance trees, shrubbery, flowers, rent on a nominal basis to responsible parties; vacant now, immediate possession. For inspection see caretaker at rear of property THE CENTRAL TRUST 4th and Vine. MAin 4900.
4-3; 2 nr. cars, schools: $50. MITTENDORF. MO 0550. 8 WESTWOOD 2779 Eugenie lane; new 7- rm, brick, 2 baths, garages; $90.
MO 1133. au7-6toSu WYOMING -Attractive 6 rooms: builtin garage; all large lot. VA 2323. au8-6toSu $450 CASH, BAL. $35 PER MO.
East Van Zandt, Rd. Opp. Marvin-5-rm. on new highway. KI 3383.
11 The state of mentioned, night, Places of Observation. ATLANT. Mo'treal Eastpo't Albany. N. York Philadel, Wash't'n Norfolk.
Say'nah. Jacks' v'e GULF Atlanta. M'tgo'ry Vicksb'h N. Orl'ns Shre'p't Ft.S'h 102 Galves'n S. Ant'io C.
Chri'ti OHIO Pittsb'gh Park'b'g Colu bus Cin'nati. Ind'ap'is Louisvi'e Evansv'e Knoxv'le Nashv'le LAKE Buffalo, Clevia'd Detroit. ParryS'd SS. Marie Gr'nBay Rapids Ft. W'ne Chicago.
Duluth. table shows the at the places indicated by the at-8 o'clock last meridian time: Places of Current State tion. UP. MISS. VALLEY.
Min'p'is 88 90 LaCr'se 84 92 0 Dav'p't 88 94 SicuxC. 90 Sp'gf'ld 94 104 St. Louis 98 104 000 92 98 Memp'is 96 102 0 MO. VALLEY. Sp'gf'd 100 102 Kan.C.
104 108 0 Conc'la 104 108 0 Omaha. 90 94 Huron. 90 92 Moorh'd 92 94 Willis'n 94 96 0 WEST. STATES. Helena.
86 88 0 Yel'st'e 80 82 Sherid'n 92 96 Lander. 88 94 0 Chey'ne 76 78 RapidC. 94 96 N. Platte 96 98 .02 S. Lake 92 94 0 Modena 92 98 .02 G.J'ct'n 84 94 Pueblo.
90 96 DodgeC. 98 104 Okla. C. 98 102 Amar'lo 94 98 Abilene 96 100 Roswell 90 96 Santa Fe 76 84 01 Flagst'f 64 82 .30 Ph'nix 102 102 0 PACIFIC STATES. L.
An'les 76 82 Fresno 100 100 8. Fran. 64 74 Winn'ca 92 98 Portl'nd 74 Seattle. 72 Tatoosh 62 62 .01 cloudy, gRain. 12.
Rent, Business Places CARTHAGE-7105 Vine reas. rent; double plate glass display windows. PA 5481. CITY- COURT ARCADE. NINTH TO COURT BET.
MAIN AND WALNUT; STEAM HEAT; $22.50 up. SEE STORE 10. CALL WO 2335. au8-4toSa. CITY- -Thirteenth and Sycamore, corner store; good for any business; low rent.
EVERS REALTY PA 5298. CITY-1710 Main; store, 3 rooms; shop and home for live merchant; $20. 13 GARFIELD PLACE-12 two doors off Vine: ideal location, 22x90; alley entrance; fine retail site. OWNER, PA 1492. 11 MOD.
CONCRETE TO 31,000 PARKING FAC. 1416 VINE. 13 STORE for rent; 63 E. McMicken; will remodel to suit. Kirby 3008.
10 STORES Alleys in rear: on Sixth, Ninth and Twelfth. MAin 1835. WESTWOOD 3122 Harrison; store 15x50 reasonable. MOntana 0234. au8-6toSu 326 E.
FOURTH--One of Cin'ti's most beautiful stores; just completed. MA 3134. 13. Office-Desk Room dress and phone service. PA 2030.
11 FURNISHED OFFICE, desk. A business adTHE ENQUIRER BUILDING. New bullding; free battleship linoleum single offices, $37; double, $65. 617 VINE ST. Phone Bldg.
PArkway 2700 I TWO thing vator. waiting front to or marble suit rooms, storage; tenant. stairs, north we large light, LINCOLN will rear 1st do room HOTEL, every- ele- for 7th at Race At..
