University of Cincinnati - Cincinnatian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)
- Class of 1919
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THE CINCINNATIAN of 1919 PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENT BODY OF THE UNIVERSITY HF CINCINNATI KY. DONALD HALL - - - - - - - - - - Edimr v. HARRYA. BRACNQTEIN - - - - - lfrrxinusx.Umzugrr .H .'I P k-ilrl'lim m. H 3'7: J5.- Hf xrr'l :9 r y . .3. I ?'-'. -, .r. ' .' 5 - A J I . , f -. . t- k - I' J. . ! i ., u i q . 4 I ha. ' Pi . 13' . . Ir . .3 jDebication 3n memory of these mbscnt Members this book is Webicateb $ltfforb D. Tladbock Scrgt. $liff0rbw.$abbock Gorp.Tfarry :A. Wilson NarbertT. CBrmm IS! 130 423 J: O'a- .t, 2.!!wa L; i 3 i: s e 5 335 .' .NOTHER year has gone and . during it sorrows and pleas- ures have come to us all. It will be the pleasures that we will remember, and in the Cincinnatian of N ineteen-nineteen it has been our aim to hle these memories away, so that in later years they may furnish each of you pleasant recollections of the pleasantest days of life. If this goal has been reached, we are satis- fied and count our work well paid for. Contents H Book IiThe University Book 2- The Classes Book 3;The Organizations Book 4 Athletics Book 57 7The Military Department Book 6 The Calendar Book 7 The Hammer NU I Book 8k Business Directory Book 9 Student Directory N- ll cw :EEEEU e. miiuizb 3:. MrMicl-ccn lluli Van 'Wm'mcr Library 1 11 l I-Inginucring Building Wuman's Building H31 Botany Building Medic Building 1 131 T14.- IHJW'FVCIEIlr-Y 'I'ht- Hymnuaium IHI 'I'hc Barrmkc TIM.- PUWcr Humm- Thv Barracks I 15 1 Burnvt H1 1: 1r I14: $$$$$sz z? W S x N' m r L x $ d fir TX If; . EgaM 4K K x x Charles William Dabney Urnr'hmu- Inf Enivyrsity uf Virginia; A IL Hnmpdcn Sidney CHHL-gv; T311. TL Hm-ttingcr L'nivcrrzity: LLV D., Yule University; Jnl'ma Hopkins University :1nd 111: L'nin-rsil y nf Kuntnck y, IIH The Board of Directors Emil Pollak ................................. 1921! Arthur R. Morgan ........................... 1921 Walter R. Griess, M. D. ...................... 1922 Erwin O. Strachlcy, M. D ..................... 1023 Sanford Brown .............................. 192-1 David I. Wolfsteiu. M. D. .................... 1925 UttG I. chner .............................. 1926 Rufus B. Smith .............................. 1927 Robert W. Hilton ............................ 1928 Officers For the Fiscal Year 1919 Rufus B. Smith .......................... C.?rcu'rmau Daniel Laurence ............................. Clerk Christie W'ilke. . . . 1 . . 1 . 1 . . I . . . . . . . . .Axxfslruzl- UH'k l19l The University-Its Benefactors and History to the city of Cincinnati, almost the whole of his estate, valued at 31.000000 for the establishment and maintenance of the McMieken College of Liberal Arts. But nearly half of this property was in Louisiana and was lost by a decision of the Supreme Court. So. for ten years. the revenue derived from that part Of the estate lying in Cincinnati and its vicinity was applied to the improvement of the college. In 1870. the General Assembly of Ohio. in order to unite the various educational projects which had sprung up in Cincinnati. passed an act to aid and promote education, and through this act. almost a year later. the University of Cincinnati was founded. CHARLES MCMICKEN. at the time of his death in 1853 bequeathed The first site for a university building was that which had been the 01d McMieken homestead, on Clifton Avenue. the same building which Tater became the Medical College. and which was last year used to house the soldiers which the University undertook to educate in technical lines for the government war service. In 1895 the College had grown too big,y for this building, and McMicken H2111 was erected in an attractive position in Burnet VVDods. com- manding: a superb view of the city. McMickcn Hall was the nucleus of a still increasing aggregate of beautiful buildings in Burnet Woods. The expansion of the University has been rapid, assisted as it was by the generous gifts of public-spirited men and women. Hanna Hall. the gift Of Henry Hanna, was added in 1890 and four years later Briggs Cunningham made possible the erection of its twin building. Cunning- ham Hall. Van Wormer Library was the last building to be erected for ten years. Then. in 1911, the Engineering Building was completed. closely fol- lowed by the gymnasium and the power plant A municipal bond issue made possible the erection of a stadium on the athletic Eeldt which was called Carson Field, in honor of the untiring work and devotion of Dr. Arch I. Carson. The Chemistry Building. located near the Engineeringr Building. and the new Medical College. convenient to the City Hospital. have but very recently been occupied. The latest permanent building to be occupied is the VVomarfs Building. splendidly equipped with a gymnasium. swimmingr p001. study rooms, reception rooms. oHiees. and moms for various school activities. The House- hold Arts Department is also established in this building. The Baldwin bequest in 1917, valued between six and seven hundred thousands of dollars. gives :mmther opportunity for extension. Mrs. Wilson. :1 Cincinnati woman. who realized the need of the University for an auditorium. very recently presented the University with a substantial gift which makes possible the erection and equipment of a much-nceded convocation hall. to be known as the Obed J. and Amanda Landrum Wilson Memorial Hallt With the ever-inereasing attendance of out-of-town students. the necessity for dormitories arise and the necessity will no doubt be realized by public contributions. I2n1 FRANK WADLEIGH CHANDLER. Dem: 43f H16 Coflt'ge of Liberal .4115, Prqfesmr 0f Eugfish, Rope: Prqfesmr qurnnpurr11: :-s Lulemmrf. A. 8.. Brooklyn Polytechnic Institu-tc: A'. M., Columbia University: Ph. 0,, Columljla Umver- sity; rb K W. Formerly Professor of Engligh, Brooklyn P0132 Lcclmlc Institute: Lecturer 011 Comparative th-t'l'A mum, Columbia University: Lecturer 0n Enghsh, Columbia. Summer Sessiun, LO UIS TR ENCHA RD MORE. Dem! ofmc Gruduuh'Srfmm'. memmrnf Phyn'r'x. B. 8.. H'ashingmn University; P11. 0., Julius Hopkins L'nivursity. WILLIAM PAXTON BURRIS. Dam of Me C'uin'egs- fur dezers. Prqfeswr 0f Hi'xtmy umi Prim'ipfys 0f lidnrtzfiml. Vh. 3., DL-Pauw University: A. Mu Harvard University; Masters Diploma, Columbia Univer- sily: L. H. D.. B 811. Formerly Superintunrlent 0f Schouls a1 Bluff- ttm, Indiana. zlml Salem, Uhio: Prim-ipul of the Teachers Training School, Albany. New York: member of the Fan-ully 0f the Surmnur Sossimn of Johns Hopkins University, the University Of Wyoming aml 111:- University of Vermont. U IL'HHN PATTICIC. Drum n1 ll'mm'u, Lannwr nu ilrxirlr.x'uf'.i1'f. A. $3., L'mu-rihix nf luu';1 Furmcrly In-ml nf lhc Mrulwrn Lungungv Uw- lnzn'lml-m uf Unlmrlnv Hugh Elma! :mvl u! fink Purl; High 5.1:va uf quwzjw, I'w'inruaM nJ' lhl- XIItm: 11 Ht h-ml fur Hia'lx. 3; run...,., ALFRED B. BENEDICT Pf'rfl'e'mm' Hf Lrnu mu! Dram Urerll' Cangn' HP Lli1l' .X. B.. UniVL'I'hiT'Y nf Cinrinnrni; LL. Ii. Fin- L-innun Law Hchwd; Ll. lJ. L'nix'vrnity uf Um in- mm. jUHN C. DUNCAN: 114 !! .'2;: Drum 0f Her Cnifrgr qr llmmn'i'rr' um! Prqfvurlr Hf .4dmfm'simrinir umi .1rmum'a'nq. M. 5-1., Wharton Suhuul Hf annw :mrl Cunv mcruc: Unncrhuy Hf PL-Imsyh'unm. Ph. 1J.; A K W. B 1 S Furlm-rly Lwlurur :lt 'LllL' L'niu-rs'ily uf Pvnni sylvuniu; ASHHLHIH PrrJfL-s'snr uI Evunumivs :Lml SrJtiulng-v, Hhi't HLLITL'; .thihldlll Prvvflw'xnr MTV AcwunLing, LVIHVL'ThiIY Hf Illimim H31 CLIFTON Fk KICCLINTIC. .-lrfr'ng Dmn nfh'u' L'nHr'qv Hf A'Ifmfir'ine. HER MAX SCI INEIDIZR 11 1'!1'1':;:11 Theum Pm-f'rxmr Hf UH! Engrmw'iim um! Nr'rm rlan' L'm'h'gv Hf Ifngmr'rriuu. H, 52, Imhigh Unin-rsny; Fm. lJ. FurIm-rh Hf Furulu Hf Lvhigh L'nix'vralty. I24l Professors of the University of Cincinnati '7-5b-E-Er WILLIAM jAMBH BATTLE. Ph. D., mecssor nf Crack. HARRIS MILLER BENEDICT, PIL U., Prnfrssnr of Bnlmry, A T. CUHTAVE MAURICE BRALTNE, F. E, Prqfesmr of Civil Engineering, K 2. BURTIS BURR BREESE. Ph. 11, Prnfrssur of Psyn'mfngy, CD I! K. JOHN MILLER BURNAM, PIL D.. Prnfrnnr nf Luh'n. WM. PAXTUN BURRIS, 17h. LIL, ijk'ssor of Education, B H II. NEVIN M. FENNEMAN, P11. 11, meesxor of Geology and Geography. MARTIN H. FISCHER, M. 13., Professor of Medin'ne. HARRY SHIPLEY FRY, Ph. D., Professor of Chemishy. jOHN W. HALL, A. MA, Prqfesmr uf Eicrnmmry Ednrruiau. ALFRED LAWRENCE HALL-QUEST, A. NL, B. D.. Profusor 0f Senmdury lidmalr'ou. HARRIS HANCOCK, Sc. 13., Ph. D., Professor of :Hatkrmatiw. FREDERICK CHARLES HICKS, Ph. D., Simon Professor of Erouamics and Commerm. ALEXANDER LEWIS JENKINS, M. E., Prqfessor of .lfcri'mniru! Engineering. ELLIS G. KINKEAD, A. M., LL. 3., Professor of Law, '1; A d, HENRY MCELDERRY KNOWER, Ph. D., Profmor of .-lnafrm1y, A A 4:. d1 B K. WILLIAM FRANK LEWIS, Professor of Afilr'rary Srfmm- and Tania, U. 5'. Army. wELDON GALE LUWRIE. Ph. 13., Professor of Paiz'timf Srienre and Dirgrtur of lhc- .Mum'ripuf Rrrl'cremp Brlrrrm. d! J. Cb, d3 B K. DAVID JAMES NIACDONALD, A. 31., Prqh'ssor of I'm'ulimrm' Edm'm'z'nn. EDW'ARD F. MALONE, A. B., M. D., Professor 0f Histm'agy. K A. :kAbsent on leave for war service. IZSI WHITELAW REID MORRISON, Acting Professor of Hygiene and szysc'rai Edurulz'on. PHILLIP OGDEN. Ph. 13., Professor of Runmm'e Lungzmgm, S Cb. MAX POLL, P11. D.. Prnfessnr of the Germanic Languages. JERMAINE GILDERSLEEVE PORTER. Ph, D., Diretlor of Hz? Obxcn'umry and Professor of .-l:rmumuy. ROBERT C. PUGH, LL. B., I-I m'd Prqfe'ssar nf Law of C'mztmds rlild Assistant Dean, d:- A tb. STEPHEN ELMER SLUCUM, B. E., Ph. D.I Profcssor of Applied Jifczrfmumrirs, 2? E. O. R. SWEENY, Ph. D., Prqfessor of Industriuf Chemistry. GUY ALLAN TAWXEY, PIL D., Prqfessor of Philosophy. WILLIAM BUCHANAN WHERRY, A. 13., M. D.. Profvssor 0f Burrz-riolugy and Hygiene. CHARLES E. WEBER. LL. B., Professor of Law, Kb A J. MERRICK WHITLTJMB. Ph. D., Professor of History. HARRY LEWIS WIEMAN, Ph. D, Prqfeuar nf Zoology. 3 A E. d! B K, 1: E. l' A. GRACE I. WILLIAMS, B. 8.. A. 3.1., Professor of Foods and Nulrilian. ALEXANDER MASSEY WILSON, M. 13,, Prqfessor of Eiecfrira! Enginern'ug. 'I' B H. PAUL GERHARDT VW IULEY. B. 5., M. ll, :H'ury 2U. Emvry Professor of PuHuIIugy, r5 K xlt. H61 Associate and Assistant Professors of the University of Cincinnati ?;ieucg-e, SAMUEL JAMES MclNTi 18H ALLEN, Ph. 13., .11 ssnriuh' memsur nf Physim. RALPH ERIERSUN BASSE'IX A. KL, A-lnimmt Prnfmmr nf annmrrr Lmlgrmgr's. LOUIS BRAND, A. AL, .I.sxmrt'm'c Prqfwsnr Hf thflrrmm'ft'x. WALTER H. BUCHER, Ph. 11, .-1.v.it'.ctnnt me'r'xsnr nfGr-oingy. ISAAC Jl' JFaLlN COX, Ph. 13., .-'lx:mn'ulv Prnfrsmr of Ul'xlmy. 'b .X H. HUBERTIS MAURICE CUMMINGS, Ph. D., .-lssr'5.'mil Prqr'cssor nf English. 1? B K EDWARD Cr DAY, Ph. D, .lssislun! Profcwur of Zoology. ALBERT WATSUN DAVIDSON, Ph. D., :lssr'a'mm Prrffesmr of PIE-Vb'f-LGH, Uicmisfry, 3 X. EARL FREDERICK FARNAN, Ph. 0., 4.x:wrr'urc merxmr Hf Organic Cfn'mijfry. STEPHEN J. FELTON, MEL 13., A-lxsistarzu' Prqft'sinr Hf JIemft'nrgy. CLARENCE ORAN GARDNER, Ph. D., .Issnritmte Prnfmmr 0f Pnhfimi Srimuv, d1 B K, DONALD M. GILBERT. A, 31., Assimmt Professor of Rumour? Lmrlyzmgt'x. HENRY MAX GOETTSCH, Ph. 13., A ssorimc Professor nf Indusfriaf- Circniisfry, S E. VROBERT E. CLYDE GOKVDY, Ph. 13., Assisiun! Professor Hf Phy5irs, A T A, Cb B K. MARION HALL, B. 8., .alssislmll m Hamy Ecmrmm'rx Drwparfmmlf. HELEN HOY HOLM, Br 3., :1 3173mm Prqfcssor of Clothing and Texfl'fe's. II B '43. HENRY U. HARTMJXN. Ph. D., . 1350riufr meessnr of Philosophy. A X P. CHARLES EARTH HOFFMAN, II. E., E. E., .Imz'snmi Prnfmsm nf Em-ml-ui Enginrcrmg, X 41. GRACE GORDON HOOD, B. 3., A. 31.. ,Isn'slum Prqft'jmr of Hmm' Ermmmr'rs Edumlimz, K d! J. FRANCES JENKINS, A-Issoriuh' Professor of Ednmn'nn. JOSEPH HENRY KIN DLE, .L 31., .ls'snrim'. PrlfrPSSEW of .lfnlfwnmlirx'. 'yAhsent 0n learn for war service. 1- I -1 HOHN JOSEPH LUNG, Ph. 3., M. 8.. Assistant Professor 0f Civit Engineering. CLAUDE M. LOTSPEICH. Ph. D.. Associate Professor of German, II: 1 A. REGINALD CHARLES MCGRANE. Ph. D., Assistant Professor of HiJMfY. U K A- IA MES DYSART MAGEE, Ph. D., Associale Professor nf Economics and Lecturer on Banking. FRED A. MULBY, Ph. 13., Assistant Professor of Pirysirs. CHARLES NAPOLEON MOORE, P11. D., Associale. Professor of Muthem-afics. RALPH EDWARD DEEPER, Ph. 13., Associate Professor of Armiyfiml Chenzixlry. CLYDE WILLIAM PARK, A. M.. :issoriay'e Professor nf English. '1, B K. T B II. WVILLIAM HAMMOND PARKER, PH D., Assisian! Professor of Ecmmmirs and Snafu! .S'cimr'e. 3 A E. EDGAR K. RUTH, B. 53., C. E., zlssislaur Profrssar of Civil Engineering. 3 E, T B H. FRANK K. SECHRIST, Ph. D., Assistant Prnfessnr of Edurzn'imz. WILLIAM TUXSTALT. SEMPLE, Ph. D.. Assistant Profemrr 0f Luu'n. rt: F A WIENRY ROBINSON Sl-IIPEIERD, .-1m'.s-mnr Profcsmr of English, .1 T. EDWARD S. SMITH, M. 12., Ph. D., -!351'5!411! Profwmr of xihzlimum'fm. CLARENCE. D. STEVENS, 1L IXI., Assorfure Prafrssur nf Errgiish. A 'I' A. 1b B K. UESSE FREDERICK STEIXER. Ph. D.. .-lssi3ran! ijessnr nf Soda! Srimu'v. ERNEST LYNN TALBERT, Ph. D.. Assistant Professor of Psychology, Dirednr of .-1dmissimls, umi. Suprm'mr of W Evening Awdenn'r C'oursex. FREDERIC M. THRASHER, A. M., Assistant Prqfeswr nfSurinu' Hriunw, til B K. A X A, AL'acia BENJAMIN CARLTON VAN WYE. A. M., Assistant mecssor nf Public Speaking uni English, 'I' K A. UTTU CHARLES VON SCHLICHTEN, A. 13., .-1 ssisraur Professur of Geufugy. WHHVARD PURTER W'ARREN, B. 5.. M. C. H, Assivlrmf Professor of Fimmre. FREDERICK W. u'EISSMAXN, P11. C, Special Lerrurer in ?'?rhnicu! Chemisfr'v. URVILLE TURNER WILSHN, P11. D., .J. ssistmh' Profmzmr nf Bnhury. BER'I'HA K; YOUNG. A. AL. .-lss-ismm' Prvlfmmr of Englim Mkhsenl on leave fur war svrvicv. HM Instructors of the University of Cincinnati ?E,a:g-5 FLOYD ELDUN BEGIITEL. A. M., IMJIruthr in Burmry. W. U'l'TH BIRK, A. M.. Imrrurmr in English. GRACE MOTT BOSVUEIZL, M. L1, Afrth'wi Examiner Hf IVI'HiiFll, CORA MAY BOX, A. AL, Insfrurrar 2'1: Zoology. A .X .Xv E. LUCY BRAUN, Ph. D., Insfrurlnr in Bnmny. CHARL ES KVA'I'KINS BRUXVN, Afrrfmuiriam muf lustrurfur in Laboratory :1 r15 FRANK R. BYERS, A. 13., Inurudor iu Eugh'sfr. 4313K. JANE CAPE. B. 8., Inxfrm'lnr in Diererfe'x, CHARLES STEWART CARR'LILL, C. kl, Inslmdur in Civil Engimering BOYD CHAMBERS, A. 13., Dirvrtor of xlrhlerics, II: F A. DURHTHY DUKE. B. 8.. Insfrndor hr Pirysz'caf Iidumh'mr, J. A .x EDWARD A. EBERHARDT, A. 31., Imrrurtor in J'lfndwn. Languages EDW'IN 'W. ESSLIXOER, A. M. Insfrlcdor in Chmnia'lry. In Umrgc uf Bum! nf Cily THIS PLATT BISHOP EVENS. jfet'ham'viun and Ilrsfrm-mr in Lnbnrrimry .rlrh. MARY E. GRUSS, .1. M., Insfrndw in Physical Erlm'uriuu. AMOS HERULD, A. M., Instructor in English. RIARJURIE HILLAS, A. M., Inslrm'for iu Physiml Iidurulimt. FRED KENNETH HOEHLER, Gmyrul .S'Hrelury, 11 M C. A-l, MERTON jERU-ME HUBERT, Instmrtor 1'11 .Frwu'h ma! Italian. a?SCHACI'INE TSAACS, A. M., Inslrm'hir in nyrhm'ugy. imbsent on leave for war service. l-WJ HAROLD F. JANDA, C. E.. Irzsfrm'mr in Cz'm'i Engineering. BERTRAM JENKINS, A. B., Dmmrlor I'M Engfi'sh. CHARLES ALBERT JOERGER, M. 5., Insfrmfw 1TH .Uedmm'mf Engineering. B A B. H. FREDERICK KOENIG, Ch. E., B. C., LL. 3., - Insrruffor 1.11 Comnu'rria! Law, A K 1!. d5 A A, A T A. ARTHUR H. MORSE, Supervisor ll'ur Erlm'alion Deparlment. LEUNORA XEUFFER, Ph. D., Insrrlrrmr En C'fmnislry. ULIVER MUMFDRD NIKOLOPF, A. B, Instrucfnr ii: Plrysifai Edttmliml. ELEANURE CATHERINE NIPPERT. A. 31.. Irtslrndnr I'M German. JAMES LAWRENCE ORR, A. M., Instrudnr Eu Phyximi Educurimr, :2 T. W'M. C. USTERBRUCK, E. E., hrsrrm'n'm in Efrdrin'h' Enginet'riirg. 11LII'JUIS A. PASSARELLI, A. 11.. hm'rua'nr m ermmza' Languages. 'HUGH L. REINECKE, Irm'rnrror in Luimmiory .lrls. CLIFFORD J. RULLE, Ph. D., Iluirmlm in Chmnisfry. MEYER SALKUVER. A. KL, Imlrudor in .lfuilmmuirs. 4- H K. ALMA SAVER, B. 8., Critic Trarlwr ii: Hnme lvlmuomirs, K .3. PAUL SCALLUN, Burma of City Tt'xlx. FREDERICK F. SCHRUIJER, C. 13., Iimfrudor ill Irrdirslriaf Engineering arid Cement I-l- 0r13. BART IENNINGS SHINE, E. E. Insrrm'mr in Elerrrira-n' Eugiuccring. B H IT. EDVVILL B. SMITH, B. 3., E. 13., Iiixfrarrmr i1: Elt'drimx' Engineerinz'. HELEN A, STANLEY, A. 31., Ium'rm'rnr in Engfish, K A, 41 B K. ALLAN TOWER WATTER MAN, P11. 11, Iiasfrm'tm in Phys'itrs. LYNN VCJLSUN, Ium'rmfnr in Physit'ui Edumfirm. CHARLES ESTES Wt. '13, Mel. Ii. Ium'm'w in IIIcfm'hrrgy. GEORGE I3. ZL'HEIXI'ER, J'mfrmrnr in .Urrhunic'ul Enginm'ring. EA hse nt um lpavs' Eur war sarvic'v. .le I Senior Class Officers FRANCIS KYRIHHT. Iln-a. INIRUTHY CUNE, Yicv-Prcs. MYRTLE IEL'ICXTIE, H-Uy . E. SUIJH! JFF. Treats: 1. 004mm 01 Class History E DONHF txpcct you 1!: I'Cztd this, 110 um: m'ur' thurs L-xvqn, thc crlimr and the typcsL-Hcr. But wc really did do thinga' you knuw. and m; haw the nomml amount of c-unvvit. Harv :n-r just a fcw things that we tlihi. Thu mut-rushriwhy. of course we won it! Thcn. tun, m.- Ihul Qumulhin-g rathcr unusual fur 1i Freshman Class Hwy gmx- u hzmdmnnc drmutiun in 1.1M.- W'ummfs Building. But all this was to he expected with H'nhm' Huchnhg, R-Iztrgarct Grcvn. Mary Patterson zmrl john U'hituly at am head. W315 Ihcru anything missing in our Smphmnuru yrur, ThL-l'c um w W thL rccall 0111' UH'iL't'TS. Ed. Pnu'ers, Dotty C0110. Anne Su-phvns :mtl Huh Tmhf' and you will not thdL-r at our athletic achievements, Len :hmu-xx vlv. lek what Bob. aionc. has done since. But enough of this vain glory war mulcca' it RUBIN 5:: triviclk Wu 11M nmmqu to live through 1:151 year With its: slump in CltthKiCS, ilr: :h-arth 01h 'ITH'H. its HL'W and strange war activities. It was no light task for Earl U'itluu Martha Andur- son, Catherine Snow and .quanricr lettwmm tn mcct the ;.n1wul'ulu1nu1h::1 fmx-nl them. But there were some bright spots. Uur JurliurrHL-hinr Tukc-Uff, fur instmu'c. did livL-n things up for the Smiiurs. to say llulhillg of thl'r vim? 111L-ctingk the first one of its kind in the history of 1'. C. Well. Francis Wright was successfulxwith Dm'uthy Cone ns thv I'nir L-unmrt. Assisted by Myrtle: Buentr and Edward Sudhuff. thcy carried the Work an nahly, daspite Yarsity's lack of mm and thu numm'nms' 01'th :nh'ersiticw And now. after seeing L'. C. again safch' lmmchwl fur the future. wc will graciously accept our Shccpb'kins and walk out into the wirhmypcn arms Hi the welcoming world. carrying with us always the mummies uf nur Ahnu Mater. .u 9.. TRACY ABRAMS College of Liberal Arts MARIE HARRIET ACOMB Pleasant Ridge High School Womads League, I, 2, 3, 4: Y. W. C. A..1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES E. ALLAN Engineering College Alpha Nu Sigma Co-op Club. 1, 2, 3, 4-, 5: Braune Civils. 2, 3. 4-, 5: Student Council. 3: Boat-Ride Committee, 5. ' RUPERT A. AN DEREGG Co-op Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: Braune Civilsh 2. 3, . 5; Varsity Football. 2. 3; Varsity Wrestling. 4. ' MARTHA ANDERSON College of Liberal Arts Phi Beta Kappa Wumangs League, 1. 2. 3, 4; Y. W. C. 11., 1. 2, 3, 4; Blue Hydra, 1, 2, 3, 4: German Club, 2'. Thorns Scholarship, 2'. Vice-Prcsidcnt of Class. 3; Stu- dent Council, 3, 4; Executive Board. 3; Literary Society, 4; Class Prophet, 4; Cincinnatus, 4. MARY ALICE ANDERf-il JN College nf Liberal Am Della lJt-llzi Delta Y. W. C. 11., l. 2, 3, 4- Hricc-Prcsirlenl, 3M Woman's Leagllr. 1. 2. .3, 4; Student Cmmcil, 1: French Club. 2. 3. 4 fTrcasurL-r, SJ: Literary Souitty, 3, 4: Hixztnry Club, 4. WILLARD D. ANSPACH Phi Gamma Delta, Phi Delta. Phi A. 11.. 'WhiLtenberg Law Suhwol Cincinnati Law School Club, 1. 2. 3. FRANKiS. ASTON College of Liberal Arts WALTER THOMAS BAGEL College of Engineering Co-op Club, 1. 2. 3, 4, 5. RIARICDN BEEKLEY Teat'her's College W'Oh'lan's League. I. 2, 3. -1-:Y. W. C. .X.. 3, 3, 4. ALBERTbT. BJORN College of Engineering Tau Beta Pi Fitchburg. Mass., High School Braune Civils.1, 2. 3, 4, 5; Co-op Club,1.2. 3, 4. 5; Football, 3: Boat-Ride Committee. 5. IRENE BLASCH Teachers College Art Academy, 1, 2; Museum Aides. 1, 2; Cincinnati B-Iuseum Assoc1at10n. 5, 4: Art Fellowship Club. 3, 4: Woman's Art Club. 4. ELIZABETH BOUND College of Liberal Arts V'Voodward High School Y. VET. C.A..1, 2. 3. 4; Woman's League. 1. 2, 3, 4; Blue Hydra, 3, 4; History Club, 4. HULDA BRACHMAN College of Liberal Arts Kappa Alpha Theta, Mystic 13 Hughes High School Y. W. C. A , 1, 2, 3. 4; Vanan's League, 1, 2, 3, 4: Blue Hydra, 2, 3, 4: Bird Club. 2, 3, 4; Y. W. C. A.. Cabinet. 3; Assistant Manager Basket-Ball. 3', Manager Basket-Ball, 4-: Chairman Senior Program and Invitation Committee, 4. LEWIS P. BROWN College of Liberal Arts Tau Kappa Alpha Foundation School, London, Eng. Intorrlass Swimming Meet, 1: U. C. Debating Team, 1 tCaptain 2. M: Ohio Intercollegiate Oratmical Contest Secretary, 3; Drama Circle, 3: Associate Editor Scribe, 3; Director Drama Circle, 4. HER'J'HA BR L'CKMAN. '1'1111-11115 Collage Murcurinlu 1111111101 High lemul Hrumun .1. 1111141111, 2, 3, 4; 11111115111341 Athletic f.1.'1u111.11.1,2..1; '111rl-ilv t1111111111in1: I'-L.'1111.2,.'1.4 1111111111111'1'31111.11111111'.1m 1; Varsity Be1sl1L't-131.111 3 4; X. '01 1.1 4; Varsity llnl'kc'y. 3:2311'11111'111111-4 ' Committee. 3: Captain Varsity B11111'1'1-H11Ii. 4 WILLIAM BRL'UUEMAXN C'11111-5g1' 11f Lihurznl Arts Pi Kappa 91111113. X11 Figmn X11 11'11111111'111'11 High Hchnnl Academic Club, 1; X13115 $1.111, 2. .1. MYRTLE BUEN'I'E School Hf H1 11191410111 AI'KS Hughes High School Wmnan's Lt'zlguu, 1. 2, 3. 4; Blue Hydra. 1, 2. 3. 4; Chemists' Club, 3: Y. W. C. .31.. 3. 4: Household Arts C1111'1. 3. 4; Senior C1115. 91-1-rc1ar5', 4. FLORENCE BYER Cn'llegs' for Tcachm's W1.1od11':1rd High 31111101 1151112111415 League. 1. 2. 3. 4; 311-1111111111 Society. 2. HELENQ CAMPBELL Cullege fr'1r Teachers Mcrcuriale-s anan'sLeaguc. 1,3 .1. -1-: Y. VR'. C. 1 ..1 l.-.3.4' Drama CirL'lL 1, i 4' Cl' 1x4 BaKkL'L Ball and 1321211111111. 3 4' Senior '1 1111111111 Committee, 5; Chuch 1.1! 551:111111'11111111 51111311, 4. Iv PAUL BURROUGHS CLARK College of Liberal Arts Covington High School HARRY HERBERT COHEN College of Liberal Arts: H. U. C. Academic Club, 1; German Club, 2: Menorah So- ciety, 2, 3 ,Secrctary-Treasurer, M; Intramural 1. CATHERINE DEVEREAUX CULDEWEY, C College of Lihc-rul ArLs Delta Zeta Woman's League, 1, 2. 3, -1::Y. VV.C. A., 1, 2, 4; Swimming Temu. 1. 2; Baselmli Team, 3: Ukes- tra, 4; Senior Hop Committee, 4-. DOROTHY E. CONE College of Liberal Arts Dc-ita Delta Delta W'alnut Hills High School Woman's League, I, 2, 3, 4: Y. W. C. A., 1, 2, 3. 4; Sophomore Vivo-Prcsidont, .2; Bird Club, 2, 3, 4 fSccretary 2J: Vigilance Committco, 2; Ukestm, 2; Glee Club. 2; Blue Hydra, 2 3, 4; News , 2. 5', Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 3: Associate Editor Cincinnatian, 3; Literary Sncicly, 3, 4: His- tory Club. 3, 4-; Junior Prom Cummittee, 5: Vice-President Senior Ciuss, 4: Student Council, 4; Executive Bt'lclrll. 4-; Cim'innatus, 4. HELEN C. COOK Cullege for Teachers Hughes High School Woman's Lenguu, 1, 2, 3, 4; Aihlvliu League, 1, 2. MARGARET LI IUISE CURDEES C'nHL-gu nf Liimrnl Arts Delta Delta Delta VYUUdH'Zle High Schuul Y. W. C. 11.. l. 2. 3, 4: Woman's Lcuguv, l. 2, 3, 4: Cllcmisls' Cluh. l; Huckcy Team,2;B111x,-Hyr1ra. 3. 4; Y, W. F. .1, Cabinet. 4: Vicc-Pr::silk-nt Blue Hydra. 4: Clcws Week Cr.nm:11it.l.ce, 4. LUCILLE CRACK? Crrllt-gu 01 Libural ArlS Kappa Delta Hartwell High SChIJUl 11'0111311'5 nguc, l. 2. .3. 413'. W. C. A.. 1. 2, 3, 4. CHARLENE CL'LBERTSUX CnHL-gu uf I,i1':ural Arts Deha Zeta 11'our1ward High Schmd Y. KY. C. 31.. 1.3.3. -l-: 11'0111311'51maglgc. 1. 2, 3. 4; Freshman Reception Cummitteu. 4: Glee Club, 4. JESSIE MAY DAXZIGER School of Housulwld Arm Pi Kappa Sigma 1Voman'9. League. 1, l, 3. 4: HHurschoM Arts Club, 3,-1-1Presir1cni.-H;Y. W'. C. A.. J: JOHANNA S. DAVIS Cunege r11 Law A. 13., University Of Cinviunali. 1017 Chemistry Club, 1, 2. 3. -l: Herman Club. 1. 2. 3'. Woman's League. 1. 2, 3; Drama Circle. 1; Pulilical SL'1L'11L'IJ Univ, 4. TUXIS DICKERSI'JN College of Liberal Arts Kappa Alpha Them 1', W. F. A 1, 2, 3. 4: 'anan's League, 1, 2, 5, 4; I-Zhu- Hydra. 2. 3, 4: Cincinnatian Staff, 2. 4 L'njn :md Grawn Crmlmittee. 4. JI'JHN ROBERT DURHEY Cullcgr uf Engim-cring Phi Delta Theta, Sigma Sigma, Ulux Knknmu. Imlr, High Svhool 1311111110 Civils, 2, 3. 4; Pump Club, 2, 3, 4'. Boat- Rith' CummitlL-Ie, 4; Slurk-nl Crmncii. 4; Class Treasurer, 4: Exm'utix'v Board. 4; Freshmen RL-wpli-m Cmmniltec, 4-: Vigilum'c Cnrnnmittee, 4: CTu-up I'Jum'c' Cnmmiuw. 4: Senior Program Cnmmittoc. 4: Interfrau-rnity Association, 4; HILMUII AXL'livil-x' Fm- CmnmiHEL-q 4; Cincinna- IIIS. 4. EDNA DDL'CLASR Chlloge' uf Lilwrzll Arts 'Walnut Hills High 81,-11001 mezm's. lmaguo. 1. 2. 3. 4: Y. W, C. A.. 3. WILLIAM D. SHLERS Cnik-gt- uf Engim-cring Cnml. Ciulx. L 2. 5 . 4: Brianne Civils, 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Swimming Tram, 2. 3; Vanity Track Tram, 4V MILTON ELIHCHAK Cullcge of LihL-ml Arts Hughus High Suhord Bing Hydra, 1, 2; Munuruh Sucicty, 2, 3: Swim- mm;r TL'ZUH, 2 GICHRIHZ 17. IZXIHHHHH UnHI-:.:v 1:1' IiTlgiHI-t-ri'I-g Alpha N1: Sigma Cu-Op Chlh. 1. 3. 3. 4. 5: A. 1. IE. IL, I. 2, 4, 5' N. 5. RI. Eq .5; Junior Pmm. L'ulnmillnvnu -I-: Emlgmguring -'l'rihxlnal, Chairman. 5: l'r-As'irit-m. I 3. .. m. EVELYN RIARY HXVEKINH HL'hfIHl Hf lilHHHI'hlJll :XFH Vhi Umcuu, Myaliu 13 Ncu'lmn High HL'hrvr-l Y. XV. C. :X. 1. 3. 3. 4; VVrmnm's LL'ugUr. l. 3. 3. 'NL-ws RL-gmrlu'r. 2: l-irrlm-hnlcl .th Club, .1 Freshman ch-mntinn Cnn1n1itimg. 4. 4.4. ELMER H. FIZURHE. C Ulllcyc Of Lihurul Arlu Wt.-mlu'nrd High School Class Trauk Tram. l; Clu-mixts' Club. I. 1. 3, 4; Varsity Truck riletm, 3. 4. CHARLES FISCHER. Jr. Cwilcge nf Engim-crinu Phi Dt'hu Tlu-lu Y. M. C. :X.. I. 2. 3,4:Clwmi515' Clu1u.1. .7. 3, 4; FrL-shnmn TmL-k Team, 1. HELEN J. FLAXXERY College of Lil'rc-rul Arta Wuotht'urd High thtvrAl Junior Banuball, 3: Buslu-I-Buli. 3. -I; Y. W. IV A,, 4-: thmry Club. 4: H'umam's Lt-;L:.:1u-. l, 3. 4. EARL H. FLATH College of Engineering Alpha Nu Sigma, Tau Beta Pi Co-op Club. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: Chemists' Club, 1' A. I. E.E.,1,2,3,5. IMOGENE FOLEY College for Teachers ISER FREUND College of Liberal Arts 'WILLL-UU LESTER FULDNER Collcgc of Liberal Arts Vt'nmlwm'd High Suhuul Drama Circle. 3. 4: Vigilance Cmnmittce, 4. RHBERT B, FULLER, 'C Cuilogv of Engineering Alpha. Nu Sigma Svnniit EGE'IJ High Schunl Cumin Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Bmune Civilg, 2, 3, 4, 5; Varsity Track Team, 2. 4; Vigilance Cmnmittec 5: Bwt-Ridu Cumminoc, n. ELIZABETH GATES College of Liberal Arts; Woodward High School Woman's League, 3, 4-: Y. W. C. A., 3. 4; Class Basket-Ball. 3, 4; Chemists' Club, 3, 4; Viromexfs Athletic Council, 4. MARIANNE ANGELA GAU College of Liberal Arts Ursuline Academy Baslcet-Ball Team. 1: W'mnan's League, 1. 2, 3, 4: Varsity Baskct-Ball, 2, 3. -l-: Varsity Hockey, 2. 3: Sophumure Bnard of Health, .2; Captain Senior BasketnBall. 4. EVELYN ROSALIE GAULT College for Teachers Three Arts Club, 1, 2; Art Academy, II 2; hiuseum Aides, 1, 2; Art Fellowrship Club. 3, 4; Cincinnati Museum Association, 3, 4. MIRIAM GEIS College of LibcraI Arts Hughes High School Wcman's League, 1. 2, 3, 4: Y. W. C. A., 3, 4 Cabi- net,-U; History Club. 4: Glee Club. 4. ALBERT GOLDMAN College of Liberal Arts HERMZAN C. GRAEBE College of Engineering Alpha Chi. Sigma Chemfsls' Club, I, 2. 3, 4, 5; Cn-op Club, I, 2, .3, 4, n. jULIA CADY GRANT Collugc of Liberal Arts Phi Beta Kappa Wnodward High Srhool Thoms SL'hrJlarship, 2: 'Woman's League. 4: 'News Stan. 4. ALICE GRAY College: for Teachers Hughes High School MARGARET GREEN School of Household Arts Delta Delta Delta. Mystic 13 Hughes High Sclmnl Yiuc- President Hf Clubs, 1: H'nmanE League, 1, 2, 3, 4; Y. W. C. A.. 1. 1. 3, 4- iI-Jrc-sident., 4: Cabinet, M; French Club, 1, 2; Drama Circle, 1. 2. 5 Uiucrctc'lry. 2t Chemists' Club. 2: Hockey Team. 9.: Bird Club. 3, 3; Huuschuld Arts Club, 3, 4: Vigilance Committee, 4: Cincirmntus, L WALTER FEIIJ HAEHNLE College of Liberal Arts Deim Tau Delta, Sigma Sigma. Tau Kappa Alpha, Ulex Hughes High School Freshman President, 1; Student Council 1, 2. 3 Exm'11tive Committee, 1 : Auditing Committee, 2;: Football Team, 1: Y. M. C. A., 1, 2, 3, 4 ETreasurcr, 2: Vicc-Presidcnt. 5 H; Varsity Football, 2 : Vodvil Executive Committee. 2, 3, 4; Vigilance Committee, 2, 4 lChairman, 4i; Blue Hydra. 2, 3 tIPrcsidL'nt, 3;: VarsiLy Basket-Ball, 4; Debating Team, 4; Taft Scholarship, 4; Chairman Class Week Committee, 4: Program Committee. 4; Cincimmtus, 4. CI-lARl.t.l'ITE IIAUPT 0:11qu If Liberal .XrLa X'Cnmun'w chlguv. l. 2. 3, 4: Y. XV. C, .X,. 1. 3. .3. 4: l'wrmun Club, 1, 2. 3 fPrL-sirlL-ut. 2L RUTH HELMERH Cullugc hf Liberal Arti Hughes High School W'lmmn'a Imaguo. 1. 2. 3. 4; Cerule Francais. 3. 4. JENNIE L. HERMAN College for Teachers Woodward High School LUCAS HERRIN College of Libcral Arts 'l'ubao Uninn. P. I. Y. M. C. A.. l, 2; Wrestling Team. 2. 4: Lane Seminary. 3. L MARY MARGARET HILDEBRAXDT Cullegu of Liberal Arts Phi Beta Kappa WumanBLeague,1.2. 3, J:: Y. XV. C. A.. 1. .7. 3, -l-; Blue Hydra, 2. 3. 4- iChairman Publicity. 41: Thoma Stholurship. 2; Glee Club. 2; News Staff. -l-: Cercle Francais, 4. MARY KUGHLEY HOLLOWAY C allege for Teachers Woodward High School JULIUS HOLZBERG College of Law A. B., University of Cincinnati, 1917 Phi Delta Phi Cincinnati Law SL-hool Club, 1, 2, 3. FERDINAND MYRON ISSERMAN, hC College of Liberal Arts Sigma Alpha Mu Blue Hydra, 1: News StaFf. I, 2; Debating Team. 2: Academic Club, 2; Varsity Basket-Ball, 3, -l-. KATHARINE JAMIESON College for Teachers Delta Zeta Batavia, 0., High School Western College, 1; Y. W. C. A.. 2. 3. 4; Woman's League, 2, 3, 4: Class Baskct-Ball, 2, 3, 4; Senior Takc-off Committee, 3-. Ukeslm. 4; Glee Club. 4; Vigilance Committee. 4. JEANETTE JENKINS College for Teachers Hughes High Schooi Newman Clul: 2. 3, 4; W'oman's League. 2, .3, 4. KATHARINE MAY KREEIDLER College fur 'IR-m-hors Hulla Zuta, Mystic 15 Walnut Hillx High Sthnol Wnnmu's Ll-agnrI 1, Z, 3, 4-: Y. W L. A. 1 J 3, 4 i'rrtilhllfl'fl 3; L'ulme-t, 4;; Blur: Hydra, $ 4; History Cluh, 3, 4: Kinuln-rgurLl-n Schuul, 3, 4: War Fund 'l rcaa'urL-r, 3: L'hzurmzm anulfh Vigiluncr CmnmillL-r, -l; Prusitlunt HillrIL-nls' Cluln, 4: Glue C1nh,4. LURNA L'ARULYN KRIS. Cullvgo fur 'Ibru-hors Kappa Kappa Camnm Hughes High School Y. XVJLKAU I, 2,3,41H'umun'h Lcetguu, '1, 2, 3. 4; Cincinnati Kindvrgartt-n Hushuul. 1. Jr. CHARLOTTE LA N DI S C'nllogu uf L11u-ral Arts Phi Beta Kappa Hughes High Suhanyl German Club, I. 1. 5; Thoma Honorary Scholar- ship. 1. 2; Histury Cluh. 2, 3. 4 r'l'rcasnrer. 41: XYoman's League. 2, 3, 4: News Reporter, 3, 3,4E31unugf11g Ellilnr, 4r; Y. V C. An 2. 5; Literary Society 3. 4: H'rnnun'b Vigilance Cum- mittee, 4: Editor of Scrihc. Jr: Cincimmtus. HERBERT TIif'JMPSl'iN LEYLAND College of Law Phi Alpha lJL-lta, Tau Kappa Alpha Stt't'it High Schuul. Dayton. Ohio Pnlitical Science Club, 1: F-pcukcrh C1ul-. 1. 2 EPerirlunt, .21; IPm'JnuCiminnali L'c-luuing Team: Y. KL C. A.. 2; Armlt-mir Club. 3; Captain l1iami-C'im-mneui IJc-lnating Team, 1, 2; Student A' .'tant in Pnyuhnlugy 2: Editor Y Hzlnxlhrualx, 3; Fluclcm Activity Cmun'lillvu 3: Vigilance Committmr, 3: Problem Deluting CounL'iL 3: Cincinnati Law Huhcaul Lluli. 3; Advertising Munngur Xvu's, ' 3; Varsity Fullr- Mimttc Man. 3. ERMA G. LIHCEIKHFF College for 'l'cnvhcrs VWalnul Hill: High School Vfcm'tan's League. 1, 2. 3. 4: Menorah Snuiriy. 2 3 JACUB A. LITH'IN . College of Eugincermg Chemists' Club. 1. 1. 3. 4. S; Coiop Club, 1, 2. 3, 4, 5. ARTHUR C. MCFARLAN CcMege of Liberal Arts XX't'n'uiu'ard High SchrIOI Student Assistant in Geology, 3, 4. WlLLl.-XM C. McINTIRE College of Liberal Arts Pi Kappa Alpha, Alpha Chi Sigma Clwmists' Club. 1, 2. 3. 4 IPIt'bidL'nL. 40; Acadcmic Club, 2; Student Assistant in Chemistry, 3; Basket-Ball Managua 4: Men's Vigilance Com- mitu-v. 4; Chairman Senior H011 Committee, 4. DAMARIS I... McMILLAN School of Housthnld Arts Chi Ilmegal uyilmingll'm Ulhil$ Cl'lllE'gC Y. V'v'. C. A., 3, 4; VYUmun'x League, 3. 4; Household Arts Ciuh, 3, 4 HARRY S. MARGULIS College.- nf Liberal Arts Hc-inrc-w Union College Hughes High School Mmmmh Sm'ivty, l, 2; Academic Club. 1, 2; Jewish KVL-lfare Buzml. U. 55. Army, 4 Hi yenn. ELSIE jHRDAN College for 'l't::1ch.-rs Hughes High School Y. W. C. A 1:German Club. 1: Swimmmg Team, 2, 4; Junior Huskebaall. 2: jlminr Baseball. 2. Senior BaslmtrBall, 3: Senior Huz-it-l 13.11, .1 MARGARET H. JORDAN Crnllegc frnr 'lk-achmz-z Hughes High Hchrml Y. V. C. An I, 2, 31K-V0mzm's Luiguc, 1, 2, 3. 4: Bird-Club. 2. lilSCAR S. JUERGENF College of Enginccring Wor,u.1xx'arrl High Sthr'ml Braune Civils, L 2. 5, 4 CO-Qp Club, 1, 2, 3. 4. 5: BoatiRirlu Cmnmitt- 51 3 . . HOWARD KENNETH j USTICE Collugc of Engineering Tau Hem Pi, Sigma Sigma Crn'ingtnn High St-hnul Cm-op Club, I, 2, 3, 4-, 5: Eremno Civiis. 2, 3, 4. 5 l'freasurer. 2: Secretary, 3!; Fuuthnll Team. I; BaskcL-Bnll Team. 1; Varsity Forutlmll, 2, 3, 5; Varsity Basket-Ball. 2, 3: Varsity Track, 2, k : Vigilance Cmmmitlcm 3. 5; Both-Ridu Cummib tee, 5: Director hf Varsity Club. 5. .u HELEN KAHLE College fur Tem'hc-rs Alpha Chi Umega Walnut Hills High 5:11.001 W'umun's Ilraguu 1, l 3, 4: Y. WV, C. 3... I, 2, 3, 4-. JUHANXA KAHR College of LiberaI Arts Hoehere Maedchenschule. 80931:. Germany Bartlmlomew-Clifton German Club, 3; Blue Hydra. 4; History Club. 4: Bird Club, 3, 4: Y. W. C. A., +; Woman's League, 4. CECIL A. KAPP College of Engineering Che:ni:ts' Club. 11A. 1. E. E,. 1. 2, 3. -l-, 5: Co-np Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. S; A. S. 31.13., 3, 4; Y. M. C. A., 3. HENRY A. KATE. C College of Engincm'ing Chemists' Clulu, 1; Baseball. 3, 4, 5; Co-np Club, 1. 2. 3, 4, S: Varsity Baskut-Bull. 5-. A. l. E. E., E. 2. 3, Je, 5. ERXVIX C'. KELLY Cullugu 0f Enginecring Pleasant Ridge rUhicJ; High SL-Imul Hmunt Civils, 1.2.3.4, 5: BmL-Ridc Committee. 5; L'u-op Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. JEN NIE HA R RI ET KEM P College fur Teachers St. Bernard High School ETHEL GRACE KI ENZLH Culil'gr fur 'II-m'lu'r-x H'Hrnlu'nril High HL'iIHHl ELSA P. KIMBALL Cullvgc- of Lilur-ml Arts Hughes High HL-lauul 'Nnnmn's Imugur, 1. 2. 3, 4: Gvrmnn Club, 3. i: Y. W. C. :L, 3, 4-: Ukusl rm, 3, 4; Lilvmry Sm-ivly Secremry, 4; Asstltiillt lidilnr HSL'I'IML', 4. Class Historian, 4. EARLE B. KINCAID Chilegc of Engineering Alpha Chi Sigma: Covop Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, 51CI1L-n'1i311S Chm, 2. 3, 4, F. KIARY KINXEY Cullcgc of Liberal ArL-' Mt. St. josvph Acmlmny Nun'nlzm Chill. 2. 3, -lv. ARTHUR HENRY KNHBEL College ruf Enginm-ring Tau ch Pi ChL-Tnists' Club, 1: CIHIp Cluln. l. 2, 3. 4. 5: .X. 8, hi. 13., 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: Engim-L-ring Triilunal Vitr- Chziirmzm, 5. ANNE B. KNIGHT College of Liberal ArLs Delta Delta Delta, Mystic 13. hilun1mies XVyoming High School Y. W. C. 114., ,2, 3. 4 4Secretarv. 43; Womanz's League. I. 2. .3, 4: Captain Hockey Ttam.2 ; Student Council. 2, .3 4 4Exccutivc Board. 3, 4; Secretarn SJ. Vigilance Committee, 3. 4: Hismrx-C111h,4:Pr:1gram C0111mittee,4:Stun dent Actixity Committee, 5. 4: Y W. C. 5L, Cabinet.4:Cincinn:-1tus 4. C. L. KUEHLER Collcgc 0f Enginc-cring C:Jd;:pC11.1'1,,,123..54 :A.S.XI.E..E,-,3. 4.5 1Sccretarv-Treas1lrcr, 4, SJ: Chcmists C1ub.l; Y XI C .1., 2 .3, 4. 5 ISecretary 5;: Enginccring Tribunal 4. hgilanue Comn11ttee.S'Freshman Receptiui1 Gunmittco. 5. BLANCHE KOENIG Collcgc- of Liberal Arts Covingtrm High School W'oman's League. 1. 2, 3. 4: Y. VT. C. 13.. 1 2 WILLIAM H. KUENIG College of Law A. B., University of Cincinnati, 1913 Phi Alpha DL-lla, T1111 Kappa Alpha. Alpha Kappa Hughes High School Hvas Staff. 1, .7. IASSDCiatC Editor, 44 : Commerce Club. I, 2, .3, 4, 5 ; Glee Cluh, 1: Chemists' Club. 1,2 Academic Club I, 2. 5, '4. 5: Assistant Managu Varsity Basket Ball. 2'. Manager, 3: Y. M. C. A. ., 2, 4. 5; Debating Assoniation H:Lret.1r1.2,3, 1'. Business Manager News '3: Sim Pumil, 3; Board of Control, 4: Vigilance Cn111mittee,4'Chairmun Cup and Gown Com- mitten; 4: Debuting Team. 4; Cincinnati Law Schmul 31410131511111. 5: Cincinnati Law School Club. 5: Varsity Club. 5. iRWIN L. KOHLMAXN College of Engineefing Tau Beta Pi Hughes High School 01-011 Club, 1. 2, 3. 4, 5', Braune Civils, 1, 2. 3, 4. S tRm-rumry, 3; ViCc-President. 4:; Prize Day CnmmiLLee, 5: BuaL-Ride Committee. 5; Class Day Committee. 5. WILLIAM .X MARLJRAF Cullugt uI' Lilwrul Arm Sigma Phi Mlnlm Nuruwnri High Suhutrl 'LWMJITIialhr IHHII, 1. 1, 3. 4: Y. M. C. .L, .1. 3, 4; .h-urlt-mir Club, .i; IH'c-Mmliw L'hlll. 3 .1; L'in. vimmli Sw-tiun Hf thv .Mnr-rivnn FhL-miml Hu- uirfix', 3, 4: L-hialnm Mh'rrLising Mnnnul-r ut- HNL'H'H: 4. LILLLXN ANNETTA MICJZHH L'ullvgrr nf 1.11u-1'ul .Xrlr ULhil Ul'ltn Utllil Wulnul Hill; Hugh rivhuml Wumzm's Lumuv. 1. 3, 3, 1 tYit-L-rl'rusinlrln, 41; Y. W. l'. A 1. .7, 3. 4 tFnIJinL-t, 41: Fn-shumn Duuwt' t'nmmiilru l; chu Fluh, 37 Ukrktrn, L Ju 4 EPeritiL-m. 4i: Urumu L'irclc, ; Haskel- Rim 'II-nm Munagur. 3 L'im inluutiaq ' H144H. 3: Rul tfruss Vnmmiln-v, 3: C'lussicnl flub, 3, 4: t'hnirmnn Pull'iuliv L'ilmpuiuth L'ummiltuc :Unum: H'nmun, 4: Pun-I'Itlltuit' Cnunril. 4'. Chairman IuI' Sz-nim' Clam; Play : luim'innailla. HAR! JLD A. MERTEN Cullugc of Hngincurinq Chumisls' Chm, l, 3. 3, 4. Fa: Cwny: Club. I, 2. 3, 4. i: X . M. U .L, 4. 5: Vigilum-L- Fr-mmitwo, S. MARJHRIIZ jAY MILLER Uzihgv fur 'l'mwht-rs Uulm 7mm H nghL'H High Slhmgl anan's nguu. 1. 3, 3: Y. W. C. A.. l. 3. 4'. Glc-c Chm, 1, 4-: Cinuinnmi 3-, 'l-ruining chcml, 3. 4; Hindmlls' Clull. 3, 4' Class HrurvLury. MARY ELEZABETII M: II IRE Ht hru'nl 0f I'lnum-huirl A115 pi Kappa Sigma Hr'msu-lmlnl Arts Club, 2, 3. 1 lYinePrmi-lunt. 4;; Woman's: League. 3. 4. RUTH ELLEN MOURE College for Teachers Hughes High School Woman's League. 1, 3, 3, 4 mahinet. H: Glee Club, 1. 2; Cindnnati Kindergarten Training School, 3. 4. WILLIAM j. MHRGAN College of Engineering Chemiath' Club, 1; A. I. E. 15., l, 2. 5, Jr, 5: Pooh hall. 1. 2: Cn-op Club, 1, 3. 3, 4, 5: Student Council. 1; Cincinnati University Club of Day- tH11.3,4.5. MARJURY HELEN MORRIS College for Teachers Lm'ulnml High School ALICE C. MYERS Cuilrbgv fm' Teachers Hughes High School anamk League, 1, l, 3, 4: Y. KY. C. A., 5. WILLIAM MACKIE MYERS C1 xllugc of 14:11 Icral Arts Sigma Alpha lipsilun, Sigma Signm. Phi Alpha Ddtu. Ult-x Cm-ington High Sn-hnol ' Ci11r;innati:m Staff, l, L 3 Mn Editor, 2; Ellilur- in-Chicf, h: Blue Hydra, 1, .2, 3; Academic Club, 1. 2, 3, 4 HJirL-ctur, 3, 4!: Y. M. C. IL, I. 3, 3 lCuIliIlL'l, 2, 3,1; Student Cullncn, l, 4 iChalirmzm Auditing Cummittt-v. 4M Ari Editor Svriluu l; 'l'rmsurcr and Director Political St-iz-nw L'iuh. 2: fxlt::l'frcxtu'11al lklegatu. 2, 3, 4 tPrmirh-nt. 41; Juninr Pmm. Cummittee. 3; Vigilunvw Cummimcu, 5, -l-: Blue PL-ucil, 3; C01- Irgu rxf Lima 4; Chairman Student Activity Fm: Cummittuc, 4'. Cinuinnutus. ARK! JLlJ XEUIDFISR FHHL-gv uf HHgiIln-u'ing Brilunv Civil. L 3, 3, Jr, 5: Ctrup Club, 1 2..5.4,5 MARI! JRHC N ICHI JLS Cullrylc fur ,I't'LH'hCI'H' Kappa Alpha 'l'Iu-ILL Ilnuin-s High Srhru :1 U'mnnn's Lt-uguu, L 2, 3, 4; Y, KY, L', 3., L 2, 3 4; Student Club. 3. 4: Lfincinnuli Kindvrgurlcn Training Schrml. 3, 4: Glow Club. ?. ALFRED J. X' ICKA Cullvgc uf Mwlmnirnl Enginurring C044; Club. 1.2.5.4: 5: .K. 1. JE. 13., l, L 3: A. S. l 5. E. 3. 4. CLIFTUN DWIGHT NI ?RRIH Cullugc uf Enginu-J'ing Alpha X1: Sigma Hum:- Fugg High School. N:u.l1villu. 'll-un. Vunricrhih L'n'ix'L-rsit-x' Braunu Civil Club. I. 2. 3, -I. 5 ESL-urclzzry. uh: CI'J-UII Chill. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5; Enliniu: I'Il'l-VHIL', 3311 Enginm-rs. L'. t-L 3L. lu july 3H. 1013-1; HL-niur HIHLI-Ritlv Cnmmmur, 5: Huniur HHjI Cummit toe, :s. EARL UTTII College -.-f Liberal Arts Chumists' Club. I. 3, 5; Y. M. C. A., 1. MARIE OVERMANN Colln-gc of Liberal Arts Ursulino Ataliemy MAR Y A. PA'ITERSUN College of Liberal .Xrts Chi t-lmc-gu, Phi Beta Kappa Hughes High School Y. W. C. A... l, 2; XVDman's League, 1. 2, 3, 4: SocrL-tary 0f Frcshtmm Class. 1; U. C. Bird Cluh, 1,3; French Club, 3, 4: Literary Society, 3. MARMJN PAVER Sx'lmol wf Hl !'LlSL'hl'Jld Arts Delta Della Delta Hughes High Schrml Wrumnn'b Lcaguc. 1, .7, S.4;Y.W.C.A.,1, .2, 3, 4: L'. C. Bird Cllll'l, I, 2; Household Arts Chlb, 3, 4 ch-crc-lary, H. PEARL BEMIS PERS! INS Classical Club, 1, 2, 3. 4: Cr'rcle Francais. 4; Liter- ary SociL-Iy. 4; Drunm Circle, 4. JUHEPHINE PEyl-ERSt'BN College of Lilwral Arty: Phi Beta Kappa Hughes High School anung League, 1, 2, 3, 4: Y. W. C. Au 2, 3, 4: Cvrrle Francais, 2, 3, 4 ISL'JL'I'QIEIFY, -l-J; History Cluh 3, 4-, MARGUERITE REIIJ 0.211ch uf Liberal Arm Kappa: Alpha Thom, Phi Beta Kum :1 Mystic Thirlcun Nnrwumi High Sulmnl Y. W, C, A,, 1, 2, 3, 4: Woman's Loaguv. l, 2, 5. 4; Blue Hydra. 1. 2, 3, 4; ClL-L- Club. 2, 3: Slmlcnts Cnum-il Swrc-mry, .i; Cincinnulian Staff. 3. 4- fAssrmiau- Eriiiur, 4;; HNL'WH . 3, J t'RL-purter, 3: J . u'iate Etlitnr, M: Student Assislzlntin Pulit- iml Sviom-u, 4: Wmnan's Punhc-Huniu Assm-iatiun, 4: 4th Liberty Loan Committee, 4: Student Activity Cnmmitttw. 4; Strniur Ham Cmnmitlcu, 4. HURTENSE ll. REI'I'ER CmIk-go for Teachers Hugth High Scht'ml W'umzm's Luilguu. 1, 3. 3. 4: Y. V. C. 9., -I-: Blue Hydra, 3, 4, EUNICE RIGGS Suhonl of Houschnl'i Art: u'nndward High Hchuul Blue Hydra, 2, 3 4: Housdmhl Arts Club, 3, 4 tTrcasnrc-r. 4:. MARGUERITE RUNCK School of Huusuhnid Arts Hughcg High Sclwol Fleischman Hchn'lurship. 1: Chu'nig'rs' Club, .2; XTomanE; League, 3. 4: Household Arts Chm. 3. 4: Y. WA C A., 4. LOUISE SCHAEFER College: hf Liberal Arts Chi t'Jmega 'Wzmdwurd High Hchcml Woman's Lcaguu. 1,1,3, 4:? W. C A., 1. 3, 3. L JESSIE L. SCHENK College 0f Liberal Arts Newport. High School W'oman's League, I. 2. 3, 4; German Club, 1, 2; Y. W. C. A,, 1, 2, .3, 4-, JANE SCHMID School of Household Arts Kappa Kappa Gamma. Mystic 15 Hughes High School W'rlmangs League,1,2.3.4:Y,W'.C.A., 1. 2, 3, 4 ,CuMnel. 4-D: Vt :ann'S Punhelluniu Council, 2, 3, 4 HJrosirlvnt, 4-1: l-L'msvhninl Arts Club, 3, 4; Student Activity Cmnmiltcu. 4. HENRY E. SCHMII'DT Cullt'gu 0f Lihrrnl Arts Phi Delta Theta, Alpha Kappa Psi Hughes High Sthool Cht'nlisls' Club. 1, 2 : Cnmmcn'c Club, 2, 3', Drama Cirfle, 3, 4; Y. KI. C. A., 3, 4. ANITA C. SCHRECK, C Culluge fur TrithH'a ML-rcurizllcs New Riclunnml High Schmul Varsity ankci-Ball, l. 2, 3, 4; Chcmists' Club, 1; Hockey 'lH-um, 3, 3; Vv'unmn's Lungut. 4; Wmnuu's Vigilance Cummiltcu, 4. MARIE E. SCIIRUER College fur 'I-Cilthtfb Hughes High Sclwrul Wunmn's Lunguu. 1, l. 3, 4. MARY FRANCES SE'I'CHEL Cullcgu 0f I.i1.:l':ml Arlw Rhulismlvillv High hvhnui Y W. C. 3L, 1, 2, 3. 4 l'rrcusuror. 41: Wumun'H LL-ngur, l, .. i, 4: Blue Hyulm, 2. 3, 4: HinTUT'V Club, 3, 4 f'l'rmml'u-r, 4-1: Bird Club. 3.4. u MARt'EL'ERI'I'E HIIlGLEY Collc-gc 0f Lilnr-ml Arm Kappa Delta Walnut Hill: High Schr-ul Wrm'mn's Imaging l, .3. 3', Y. W. C. .L. 1, 3, .3: Hulnry Club, 3: PruL-Iur CnmmiuL-c, .11 CHARLES S. HHRYOCK, Wt. Cullegc of Engineering Phi 13011:: Thus; 'Ciuin, i; Cr'rcm Ciuh. 1. 3, 3. 4. 5:91. I. 1 5:1 Friuhnmn Flnailmll; Snplmnmre Flmllnll; 1'4.il-YFUHHIHH. 4. 5 IL'apLaiIl, 5!: Varsity 1'11. Club. Jr, 5: Y M. C. .11., 3: Vigilum-u Cmnn'liltcu. 5: Engii m-rring 'I'ri'I-ltnnl. 5: VEerii-v HEIHJ-irl-HaH. 5. Chumidts E. E., 1 7 .1. 4, S Immirman PEARL SILVERSTEIN Cc-llegt- of Liberal Arh Hughes. High thnul Wbmcm's l.L-:u.:11L-. 1. .71 3, 1:, META LAL'RA SIlIlnN College of Lihcml Arts Hughw High Suhnml Wommfs LL-agruc, l. 2, 3,1: 81m.- Hydra, 2, 3, 4. JESSE VIRGIL SMYTHE lelege of Engineering Tau Bela Pi Greencastle. Iml., High School Braunc Civils, 1, 2, 3, 4, S Nice-Prcsident, 4j: CO-op Club. 1. 2. 3., 4, 5: U. C Bual-Ride Com- mittee. 5; Junior-Scnicr Party Committee. CHARLES H. SLUAN. Jr. College of Engineering Phi Delta Theta, Alpha Chi Sigma Chemists' Club, I. 2. 3. Jr i'l're-asurer, EH; Y. M. C. A., 1. 2. 3. 4-: Junior Prom Committee. 3; Freshman Truck Team; Freshman Reception Committcc, 4r. LELAND EL SMITH College of Engineering C0701: Club, 1, 2, 3. 4. 3: CrnssiCmery Team, '3. 3; Varsity Trad; Team, 2, 3; A. S. M. FL. 2, 3, 4, 5 iPruridunt, Si. CATHERINE SNOW Ccvllege of Liberal Arts Chi Omega, Myslic 13 Xorxx'ood High School Woman's League, 1. 3, 3, 4 Cabinct. 4L Y. IV. C. 2L. 1. 2. 5, 4 tViCe-Prmidcnt. 4J: Blue Hydra, l, 2, 3, 4: HNL-u's, 2, 3, 4 tAssuciaLe Editor. SJ: History Club, 3, 4 lPrcsinlt-m, 4:; Literary Socie- ty, 5. 4: Vigilance Committee. 3, 4: Junior Class Secretary; Student Activity C'nmmitlecuSI; Student Cruuncil. 4: Cincinnatus. MELIJRED E. SNYDER CulIL-gc frnr Teachers Hakhumt Collegiate School H ! nnz'm '5; LL'aguE. MILDRED PFIH'I'ISR L'nllt'gu Hf LiIu-rnl Arts L.'-11L'gL' Hf Unrunurm: Humm-rw: Vluh, 4-. CH9. RM I'lul' 15 RlilffH PJL'HHI. ywnrgc Hf LHIL'HII A119 Phi Hc-ta Kumuu Walnut HIHS High Fnhuul Firhl Thumus Hrmnmry Svhularship. 1: First MvMickL-n HiillanTy Svlmlursllip, 2: 131111: Hydra. 1. 2, 3; Woman's Lcugtm, 1, l. 3'. Murm- ruh Smitty, 1.3 ISL'vrctury, .h; Stmk-nls Guide Club, 3, 3; Uliwtr'u. 3. BENJAMIN PHIXEAS PINK Cullegc uf Law Wrmdwanl High Hdmnl Hucrc-tary uf Frcshnmn Claw, 1'. ngul Hibzlury Prim; 1; llL-hating TL-anl, 1; Cincinnati Law School Club, 1, 3. EDGAR M. PUWERS Cnllegu uf Lilmml Arm, Lbllcgr of Law Sigma Sigma. Tau Kappa Alpha, Ulux, Phi Beta Kappa Hughes High Huhuul AL-mJL-miu Club. 1, 2. 3, 4 lSmrutnry-Trmsurur, 2: Director. 3. 4!; News qururr. l; icmists' Club, 1; Track Team, 1. 2, 3 fTrintatc Meet Committee. 21; President Suphrmmrc Class. 2; Debating Tcmn, l. 3 tCz-lptuin, h; Student Council, 2, 3. -l- kExL-L-miw Bnur-i, Auditing Committee. 2; Auditing Cummiltee. 3: Vandr- ville Cmmnittc-c. 4:; Student Buard of Hualth. 2: Vigilance Cmunlith'u. 2, 3. 4; 'I'hrmms Hm'mrnry Scholarship, 2; Junior Prw'IlTl COITIITLiva, 3; Pulitical Sricncc Chill. 3: Hpaninh Club, 3; A55 lmlt Manager nf Buuksturu. 3: Student AL ix'ity Fm.- Cnmmiltcc. 3'. IV-x' Uriltor. 3. 4; Callugc of Law. 4: trfzdt-sidoc Club Hf Luw CUW'gKu 4'. Cim-immtus. CEDRIC jHSEPH PRIEBE Colicgc 0f Enginruring Tau Bum Pi Cowp Cluh. l, .2, 3, 4, S H'ithrusiilenL 4: Presii dent. 5H A. H. M. FL, 1, 3, 3. 4. 5; Ahhih'lzmt Engineer Editor Hf HNcwsf' 5: Engineering 'l'rilmnul. AGNES PRIZER College for Teachers. Art Art Academy, 1. 2; Museum Aides, 1, 2: Art Fel- lowship Club. 3, 4: Cincinnati Museum Asso- ciation. 3. 4; Woman's Art Club, 4. CHARLES H. PURDY C ollege of Law 55:. Xavier High School Law School Club. 3. KATHLEEN PUTT College 0f Liberal Arts Cedan'illc High Srhuul Chemists' Club. 1, 2, 3, 4 tlst Vice-President. 4k Woman's League, 'I, 2, 3, 4: Drama Circle. 1. 2, 3, 4: Y. W. C. A..1. 2, 3. 4. ALTA FERN RABISEY Coliegc of Liberal Arts XYoodward High School Y.W.C.A..1.2.3.4;W0man'5 League. 1,2,3. 4; U. C. Bird Club, 2, 5, 4; Blue Hydra, 3, 4. ELEANOR A. REEMELIN College for Teachers Hughes High School Woman's League, 1, 2, 3, J1; Y. H'. C. A., 1, 2, 3, 4: French Club, 3, 4: Cincinnati Kindergarten Training SL-hlguol, 3 4. MARGARET SHCKER Can-gu fur 'I i':t:'11:'1'S Kappa Kappa Gamma Vx'nlnm Hills High vahuul A Rluc Hydra, 1, 3, 3, Wumnn's League, '1, 2, 3, 4; Y. W. C. X 1. 2, 56, 4-; Frushman Rut-cplirm i'jrnmmittu-c, J: lx'mriu-rgnrl'm 'l'mining Ft'llfntli. 3, 4. ELIZA BETH XI JLVRHE STACY CwHC-gzo uf Liberal Arm Kappa Kappa Gamma, Myth; 13 Curingh :11 High Hchnnl Wu1n;tn':s League, 1, 3, 3, 4; Y. 'W. C. .X., 1. 2, 3. 4: Blur Hydra, l, .3, 3, 4 fprwirlenl, 4H Literary Huuitty. 4. HUH'ARD E. H'JHPLETIVJN, C Culiugl: nf Liberal Arts L'Im: Wamdwarui High School Acmk'mic Club, I, .2, 3: University News,u 1, 2, 3, 4 EMzmuging Etlunr, 3; Ediiurvianhief, 4,1: Political Science Club, 2; lntrmnural Assovia- lion Prehirit-nt. 3; Managur Vanity Baskel-Ban, 3'. Assistant Manager Varsit' Fuuthall, 3: Vigi- lance Comminee, 3, J. lVic hairmun, 41', A5507 L-iato Editor ' CinC'innatian, 4: ALhiL-tic Coun- cil, 4; Chairman Varsity Vmcivil Cmnmittec, 4; Board of Cnntrnl 0f Bookstore, 4; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, 4; Cincmmllus. CECHJJS j. STARK, HC Collegv fur 'L'mchors Mervurialts Walnut Hills High Schuol Woman's Lcaguc, I, 2, 3, 4; Class Swimming Team, 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Baskot-Ball, 1; Cnmmnn's Com- mittee, 2; Bird Club, 2, 3, 4; Alhletic Coum'il, 2, 3, -I- ISe-Crttary, 2D: Varsity BaskL-t-Ball. 2, 3 4 ICapLaiu, 3r. Claw Baseball, 3, 4', Class Hockey Team, 3-, Vigilance. Cmmuittcc, 3, 4.; junior Shnw Committee, 3; Cim-innatiaif' Stuff, 3, 4; Student Activity Cmnmiuce, 3, Jr: Proctor Committee, 3: Varsity Swimming Team, 4; Ciminnatus. MARY S'I'EIXER Cnilegc nf Liberal Arts lestir J3, Phi Ema Kappa Hughe: High School Woman's League, 1, 2, 3, 4 ECahinet, 3, 4:; YA W. C. A. 2, 3, 4; French Club. .2. 3, '4 H'ic-c--Presirlcnt 3: President, 41: HNCWM' 2. 3, 4 wayu-iate Edi- tur, 3, M; Glee Club. 2', History Cum, 3, 4 Mecretury, H; Literary SOCit-l,3', 3, 4 lVic-c-Presi- dent, 3-, President. 41; Junior Show Committee, 3; Vigilante Committee, .3. 4: HCincinnatian StaFf, 3: McMh-ken Honorary Scholarship, 3; Board Of Crnn'rrul of Book Storc. 3, 4 Hccrctary, 4!; Class Pr're-t, 4; Studcm Council, 4: Vudvil Cmnn'littrr, 4. LAWRENCE El. STELTENPDHL Collcge of Law A. 13.. St. Xavier Cnllegv. 1916 Law St'hWDl Y5. Kentucky State Debate. 1: Law Schou'. Club. I. 5; Lii'lrarian. l. 3; Sayler Prize in UBiHS :uld 5:01:95, 3. ANNA H. STEPHENS Cullege Of Liberal Arts Kappa Alpha Theta Hughes High School Y. W, C. A.. 1. 2. 3. 4-: W'Olnau's League. 1, 2., 3, 4 iCahinet. 4r. Class Secretary. 2: Sophomore Board of Health; Hismry Club, 3, 4 W'ic-e-Preai- dent. 41: Classical Club. 3, 4: NEWS. 3; Vigi lance Committee Secretary. 4-: Literary Society. 4: Samar Clas-s Play Cummittee. FLI !RENCE S'I'UART College of Liberal Arts Kappa Alpha Theta. Mystic 13. Mummies; HughEE High SL'hrJnl Y. W. C. A l, 2. 3! 4 .Cabinct. ZJ; Woman's Lcnguu. 1. 2, 3. 4 tCabinst. 2. 3: President. 4h Vigilance Committee, 2, 3. 4; Class Baskct-Ball. I. 3: Huphmmlre Hockey Team: Blue Hydra. 2. 3, Vi: Sfmlu'ymore BOard Of Health: Student Activities Committee, 5. 4-: Chairman Junior Shaw: New5 ' Stuff. 3-: Cincinnatian Staff, 3: Vcnh'il CummiLtee, 4: Cincinnutua. EDWARD B, SUDHOFF OJIk-ge of Liberal Arts Phi Delta. Theta St. Xavier Cullege Y. M. C. A.. 1.2.3;Academic C1ub,1. 2.3;Politi- ra! Suimmc Club. 1. 2; Spanish Club. 1: 'News, I ; Senior Hop Decorating Committee. 2, 3 IChairman. SJ: Cincilmatian Staff. 3'. Class Twasurcr. 4-. ANNE. MARIE SULLIVAN College 0f Liberal Arts Wralnut Hills High School Woman's League. 1. 2. 3. 4; Class Baskot-Ball Team. 3. 4'. Classical Club. 3, 4: Class Baseball Team. 3. THI lXIAH Llikl iY TALLEXTIRE L'HHL-gv: v-I' Law Phi .UphJ IJMIJ Bvlh-vuv High 5: hrunl Luu' lh-Imting THJIH. T. 3; Law .Lm-lmrul f' fPVEJHiFiCHI, .h; Ciminnulhm Hruf'f. 3: lenMinLlIL- Mun, 3. WILLIAM BRYAN 'I'AL'LMAN CUEhJLgL- uf Engim-tsring Brnunr Cix'll Club, I. 2. .3, 4, 5: Cyllp L'l 3 4, 5. LEE RIJBICRT TEHIJW Cnilc-EL' Hf EnginuL-riue: XVinmlwurd High Hi'hmal Cu-np Uluh. l. 2. 3. Y. M. C. .3 3, L IJURIS TIETIU Ct'alll'go 0f Lilwrul Art: Hughw Huh Schrvol Umma Cirr'lr,-, 4. FRED LY 'H JIJH, ;r Cnllrgv of Errginuvring Sigma Della Pi, Tau Bum Pi HnghrH High Sulu m1 Braum- Cwiii. l. 2, 3,4,5201-opijluh. 1, ith. l. .1 Vuralv uh, I, J, 3. 3. 4. 5. Hnm-Rivlr L'mmrnuw, 5L 2d LicuL. 5155 HL'LaY'x' ArLilh-r-x' A. E. F.. Friuh'v. HENRY L'IHLEIN College uf Engineming MARGERY VAX SICKLE School of Household Arts Phi Kappa Delta PL 3., Uttc-I'IJL-in Humscholxi Arts C11111, 1, 2; Woman's League, 1, 7 BLANCIIE WAIT CuHL-ge fur Tcathcrs Art Avadomy, 1, 2', Museum Aides, 1, l: Cincinu :mti Muwum .-Xssocia1itm, 3, 4; Ari FPNowship Club, 3. 4. MABEI. WALT! 1N HL-hcud raf Hmm-hohl Art; Milfurd High SL'huGl WVnmmfs Lt-ziguv, l, 3, 4; Blue Hydra, 3; House- hnlll er13 Club, 4. 31 AR K YARTCKF CDUEgv nf Enginm-ring ClI-up Club, I. 2, 3, 4, 5: Chumihls' Club, 1, 2, 3. 4, 5. LILY .X I A15 'WA'! IH CulICgt: Uf Lihuml Arl a Vt'mulwurfl High School anam's League. 1, l, 3, 4; Y. W, U A,, !; Drama. CIII'L'IL', 2 3, 4 1:Vin't-Pruxidum, 4d: French CTIJb, 2. 3. -l- fTrcasurcr, 4!; junior-Suninr thw Cum- nlirtuu. 3; Scnim' Chub Play Cummittug. JUA XITA WEATIVIERH Y Cu-HQgt f! If TLHL'IJCI'h VVV mum's League, 2. OLGA VI'EISS College fur 'I'eaL-hera Hughrs High School W'oman's League, II 2, 3. 4; Drama Chile. 2. 3, 4; Kindergarten Training School, 3 4. PAULINE BENSON WERNER College 0i Law A. 3., University of Cincinnati ,1016 Glee Club, 1, 2, 3.4:VV0111u11'5 Luague. l, 2, 3, 4: Drama Circle. 2, 3, 4: Chermsts' Club, 2 L 4 Law Svhool Club, 5. 6, T. ALTA GRACE WHEATI'lN College for Teacher: uroodward High Suhrml Y. Y. C. A., l. 21'W0man's League, 1, 2, 3. SARAH HARRIET H'HITE College for Teachers Walnut Hills High School LUCILE WILLARD College of Liberal Arts Xuru'oml High School Y. 'W. C.A.,1,2,3, 4: u'omun's League, I, 2, 3, 4-; Glee Club. 3, 4 E'SeCrCtary, 3; President -H; Drama Circle, 4; Senior an Cumnnttcc; Ukestm, 3, 4 chrc-tary. H. HENRY A. WHLSDUR F College of Engineering Tau Beta Pi A. S M. E., 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 SecretmyTreasurcr. 3; President, 9:03-01; Club, 1r 2, 3, 4, 5. FRANCIS J. WRIGHT. C. College of Engineering Pi Kappa Alpha, Tau Beta Pi, Sigma Sigma L'Iex Co-op Club. 1,2,3. 4, 5; Brmme Civils,1. 2. 3, 4. 5 Wicc-Prcsirlcnt H: Class Fzmtball. 1 ; Class Track. 2: Varsity Foolhali. 5, 4, 5: Vigilance Ccnmnittee. L 5; Junior Prom Committee, 4; Y. M. C. A SLaiT.-1, 5:'Ncws ' 4, 5 fStan. SJ; Class President. 5: Presidpnt Student Council. 5; Vice-Presitlcnt Varsity Cluh, S: Asauciatc Editor Cilll':inl1alia11,u 5; Intorfrntcrnily ASSOCiatinn, 5; Chairman Fontball Banquet Committee, 5; chtvkidc Cnmmittm-, 5', Associate. Editor Tam Beta Pi; Student Activity Cmnmillue; Cim-in- Hams. MARGIIERJTA NX'UENKER College :jf Liberal Arts Phi Beta Kappa HWnuluarri High St'hrwl Y W. CW 3..., 1, 3, 3. 4; 'xYnman'fv' League, 1, 2. 3, 4; Blue Hydra, 2, 3, -1: Glue Cluh. 2: Thoms Hunur- ury Scholarship, 2; Ftrdr Fram-uii, 3, 4- lVice- Prewlcm, 4L FZLIZABETH I. ZIMMICRMJN Colby Hf Lihrrifl Arm Huglnw High HL-hm :1 '5'. W. C. A 1, 2, 3. kH'umun'b Lusuuur,1. 2,3, 11', Histcury Club, .E 4 Illmgrz-xm l.'huirm;-m. 4M GIN- lClub, 3, 4 lTFL'ElRJH'T, 3: HL-vrumry, 41: HCjHIL'iII- mm Staff ELIZABETH R. ZUR N SL'h'wl hf Hunw-E 1H ArH Hughvs High Swim .1 'Wr'rmz'mE Longuc. 1. 1, 3, -I. 5; Bhu- Hydrm 2. 3, 4. $1 Household Arts Hula ;' 4. 5. 9. MARIE PICHEL Crllltgu IV r1 Tt'uz'htfri f'fiu-mists' Club, 1. 2: Wm'mm's Lvaguc, 1, 4; mm- Club. 1. 2. 4-, Mmmmh Society, 1, 4: Class. Swnm'ning 'II-mn. 1.14: Claw Baekverall, 1. 4. Ev lu S'E'EPHEN 'IAMES MADDUCK tjnllcgg- of LHmml Arts 'Wumdward High fibrml C'In'lu'stra,1.1.3.4:YV 31.57.51,1,2,3.4tCahi- Tlth 4I; Chrnnsts' CHM 1.. ABRAHAM ISAAC SHINE ULIXlS College Inf Laimml Arts H ughu High Huh .r CI J unior Class Officers ED. S'I'RIETELMEIER. Prva MARY KRAMER, 'x'icchI't-a. AMELIA TAYU IR. bu 'y. R. HTUEHR. 'l'ruue. 70 X TRIAL Ill ILu'u E CAME into existence hEFL' at Varaity while the old order still l'XiSLUiIV There was a girl's l3umming-n'u'nn and :1 girlts mail hm; in Mt-Mit-kuh, HC-ct-WWKLE' Meetings and T911 Dances were held in thr Commum. junior Promk and Senior IIopR took place in the Inmfs gym according to lung- established tradition. Speaking of Senior Promk. it was our Freshman class that won the prize for the hcst-decoratcd comer. taking it away from the. Seniors who had held it for three preceding years. Dick GriHith was president then. with Dorothy Sismn, x'it-e-I'Jresiclent; Donald Patterson. treasurer. and Esther SQChT'ihL secretary. By the next. year. grmc was our delightful humming room. the COIIYL-niurlt mail box and Our weIl-hch'n'cd Batteries. Even the convctlicnt Commons was barred to us, and Solomon no longer jiggerl at our tea damsa We made up for these 105532; by turning our energies to Red Cross and military drill. Under the leadership of Ct , Osborn Sylvia Luehhert, Arlic Daniels and Kenneth Greiser, we displayed uur histriouic ability in the tvodvihe' and gavehwith the assistance of Skin Youngi several peppy tea dances. and almost gun: a spring dance tif you don't believe this, consult the annals of the Classj Thanks to the HFIu and the S. A. T. C., we received 1'10 conditions during the fmst semester of this year. W's played a part in tying Miami tn a RCDI'EJQSS gama': and helpcd honor our football mcn- 75:26 the golden charms. Although WC lost the S. A. T. Ct in the middle Of the year we. were fully recompensed hy the return of many of our warriors in time fur the Second semester. For the first time in the annals of Varsity history. the junior Prom has hem. given nff the campust This year. due to the impossible condition nf our gym floor, it was given at the Gibson It Wit: :1 wonderful succesy given under thu leadership Of Ed. Strietolmeiur. ererta Stoehr and Bah Thayelu :mrl anlTiL'L'fl by Amelia Taylor. I II I Sophomore Class Officers CARL FRHY. Puma HIERMINA l-IIJPPIE, YimulJrL-s. IN IIU I'J'HY UYSART, Surfs. Jl lIIX Tl iDU 'I'ngus. NJBORN TTENTIONT Call 0111 the guard! Luok whu'g hero, 'l'lw mphrmmre c-hlss; and we're here 1.0 551st and command the uniwrsity duringr the ensuing two years until our uTIuistic-u is signed Mn :hmpskin sC-ranL and arms; are at last laid down. UndL-I' the succesgful administration of our presidcnt. Etch Garrison; Vice- prthsident, Susan VVilsun: qccrctnry, Cuba Mitchell. and II'L-eHm'L-J', Al XVHkUI'smL the mam with the Volume voia'u. our freshman year was :1 Tecnrd-brcukihg one. We attmdcd fuoLhall games, dances, and mnvmations; in fart. WC Huppurtcd ull progressive activitiesr Whm won the mat-rush from thy mph; of hth'l year? Who gave the head-Tiner act in the vorlvil? But! Whats lhl: 1155c of talking about our past achinvcmcnts? Every Varsity man and woman is. nf marge. well :wquaintcd with thvm. Eyes left? Meet 0111 nfiicers. Therc's Carl Frey. othcnvisc known at; Babe. our worthy presidvnt. whoSe glowing: athletic recon? m-cd I101 hem he stated for it would take the rc-si of the Annual 10 so much as even begin it. Next behold our Vict-prL-sidmt, Hcrminn anpc. also :1 star athlctc. Below is Dorothy Dysart, WhOSE privilege i1 is to keep the records of the record dank And last. but ahT not lemt. is our minister of fmzmce. John Todd. At TQ'SH Thc sophomore Class this year is unique in many rmpcvts. To begin with we feel that rJur1.:rL-se:1cc. has given to 'L'. C. EL background of. laure- Iofore absent but much needed. dignity. thus inspiring awe in the T-reSth. 0r ruthcr the infant Class. 10 he cxact. And those M-n dancex and those jazzm! Do you remember them? Why certainly you r103 Who could ever forget them? Now that we have played our own rccord entitled, XV: Sing: Our Own Song - No One Else Does? we will turn it over and play thc other side, using, how ever. the same needle and turning the regulator back to 7 Thu name- of this number 135 WNe Lost the let-Rush. Nut. and it is Sung by- well never mind the name: of the young artistgh Enough tn say it i3 :1 rcd-sml record. red from the blOOd of a horrihlc battle. rm encounter in which Wt. of thc waphmnuu- itirllrin'x'iug lost to the frvshmtu. HOW careless Of 1110: NOW I've gin-n :m'ny the names of the artists. But nex'cr mind. fTL-Rhics. Wu an a l'mnm'niunl chum, We remmnher our childish palpitations when WC triumphccjl in thc m:nt-rus'h r'nf h ktsl year, 3111.! we could not forhear giving ynu Ewert ynmhb Lhu umpurtunily Ln have that men'lhtrJ-lJu-fcn'gmu-n feeling. Attention? Sl'iuuldcr arms? Frarward. march! ITH Freshmen Class Officers HI iWARlJ NIETZUEK Pros. DURHTHY BRITNEY, VirevPros. RUTH L'LLAXIL E-h-v'y. GE! 5RGE MYTH, Tram. l 74 I .- nuaunu LEAR the track for the CtQSK of 1922,1'cn'itk :1 ripper! Herc m.- come. the huhdruil strrmg-stitldiers. sailors and pretty girlw. Himm the- Fresha man Class entered the University at the time the war waa- at its heighL most of our boys tramrd the ropes of trithcr the army or navy. In hues than no time they had the swagger of a real sailor 01 the upright amt gallant walk Which marks a soldier. It was; not until the signing,r 0f the armistice and the passing of that pesky. little bug which t'ZlLISL'd tht' Httu. that thc Frushmun Class. :15 a whoto, was. able to get together and plan its work for the year. Under Howard Metzger's pnwerfut sway, with the aid of Dorothy Britney as yice-prcsident. Ruth Uttahrl as sccrctary. and George Muth as; treasurer, we are getting our hrst real taste of L-ottcge life and spirit. 'Who says the. Fresahmtm C1339. is hot the most widehamkc and peppicst one at Varsity? Surely not the. Vigilance Committeea for we led those Freshman squelchers a merry chase during what they considered a reign of terror. Oh boy, remember the green lions! W'ho Says u'c have hot a dramatic tempera- ment? If you C10. you have missed onc-half of your school life by not seeing: the Freshman stunt in the VOdyil. The Ziegfdd Beauties were irresistible! Dare I mention our fighting Spirit, oh Sophomores? Surely you felt the full force of it at the Mat-Rush. What was the matter? Dirt our branded war- riors send such fear to your hearts that yum wen: unable to er-p an c-yc 0n the diSEtppeaThlg mat? Who says we are not strongr for fithtcttt'S3 X01 the Athletic ASSOCtI-ltirjl'l. we hope. for we were at :111 the games and did four- hfthss of the rooting. too. Thatts why Varsity wonf From the results of the gamus between the Freshman and highAsChool teams. it himku as it thr: Frwhmun Class team contain the future stars of the gridiron amt diamnnd. Take care. uppcr-Classmem if the Claws of 1922 gmrntttds ax: it has HfItFIL'CL and I know it will. you hart better look to your laurela. 1T5! Organizations 0f the University is! 2-9: 9-,: ,v. ,2; 4' -' A.- General Organizations Society of the Cincinnati Student Council Co-operative Society Woman's League Men's Vigilance Committee Women's Vigilance Committee Young Men's Christian Association Young Womeds Christian Association The Cincinnatian The News Academic Organizations Literary Society Pre-Medic Club History Club Debating Teams Cercle Francais Glee Club Blue Hydra Ukestra Chemist's Club Drama Circle Household Arts Club Calesidoc Academic Club Mercuriales Society Engineering Organizations Engineering Tribunal Co-op Club Braune Civils American Society of Mechanical Engineers IWJ Rogert M. Homainw Hagemier Altamer SJnmL-l Husemeier M. Romaine Margraf Brnwn Unn- Adler McNutI X3 ander Cc-Ilarius lH': Talcutt Remlin Kuenig m 5.. 3': Vu' H.Cifg 11$ $9.7 :Vbu .ff-Uizx'w LEW? 9'3 0ny .. '7 HE Society of the C'im-innntus was founded at the Unix'crsity Hf Cim-ixmuti in 1917. The purpose of this organization is 10 Ixrm'idt: :1 nucluus for :1 strong alumni association by; selecting each yczm from thc Huninr leis'rh thum- students Who hum: hccn most active in Collage affairs during their fnur years at the University. and who will therefore he earnest and enthusiastic WcurkL-m 1...:- thcir Alma Mater as members of this alumni organization. The fnlluwing students have. because of their loyalty to tl'lC University, been elected m memr ljership in the Society of the Cinrimmli: Clifford C. Gregg: Sophie Brunholff. . . B'Iargucrite Tierney, From the Class of 1917 Curtis Borcsfoni Helen Burgoyne . Prrw'u'crz! 7 l'I'c'e'- President Segrmzry- V1 'i'mm far From the Class of 1918 .Iemic Adler Hamid Altumer Sophie BrunhcaH Glenn DeQuaHic Clifford C. Gregg: Dorothy Stevens Hnuhlu Lester A. Jnffe Carroll Lewis Laura KIL'IuLim james L. Pease Anton Schneider Marguerite Tierney Helen W'right Gertrude XVuH-kx'mttul' In Memoriam Harriet Montgomery IICCUJKH lh'll Hurneltu Aiexundcr Dorothy Brown Frank Byers Alma Cellarius Mary Curm- Elizabeth Hagcmuycl' Margaret Hascmuicr Will iam Row 11;: Laura McNutl Humid Murkg'mf Eugenia Remelin Herman Rogurt Millard Rmnzeinv Miriam Rimming Hclan . :Imnwl HUT: I111 lLlh'th The Student Council Officers anris XYrighl. . . . . . . . .Pi'cn'dm-II Dorothy C0110. . . . 17LT-Fi'm'idcnt Dnruszhy Sissmm . . . . 7 .SCCI'NLNJJ' Robcrt Dorsey. . . . . . . . Trmsm'cr Members of Council Seniors Francis H'right Martha Amhrstm Herbert Jones. Dorothy Cc'mL' Cuthm'im- Si'ow Robert Dorsey Mary Sttitkr Anm- Iinight u'illiam Meyem Iiclgnr mers Juniors Edward HtriL-tL-hncyu-I' Arlic Damids Herm-l Bailey Rnhcrtu Stuck? lhgmthy Hismn Kathrinu Swing Frwlriclm Miller Hclcn Knight Sophomores FUN Fwy Agnvs Jnmvs lrvinc NONI: Susan Wilsun Freshman Amt-liw Hmh Hrwm'd Monger Julrn Jo ma 1w Student h?ouncdf N THE year 1915. the Student Council superseded the University LllLlth which up until that time had been the. student governing body of the Uni- versity During: the FlrSt four years Of its administration, it has been found to he an adequate and efficient instrument in every respect for directing r the activities of the student body. The presidents of the four classes, together with twenty other representat- tives from the student body. constitute the membership of the CUunCil, and to facilitate businese an Executive Board, consisting of the four class presidents and three women, two from the senior, one from the junior class. meets once a week for purposes of discussion and action on special issues. At the beginning of the school session, the work of the Student Council. like that of other University activities. was complicated and somewhat impeded by the organization of the 8. At T. C. The rules of the Vigilance Committee were subordinated to military regulations until the second half of the year, when Freshman spirit broke forth and spent its energy in hazing two prominent pieces of University property; The prompt and flrm action of the Council brought the offenders to justice and expressed the sentiment of the Stu- dent body and the faculty upon the matter. A precedent, which it is hoped will be adhered to in the future, was estab- lished this year when Student Council voted to present the Cineinnatus emblems to the newlyelected members of the Cincinnatus Society. instead of their being purchasecl by the individuals as has heretofore been the custom. The Council is; contemplating important Changes in the system of financing student activities und athletics. of which the Council has always been an enthusiastic and earnest backer. In the rising: tide of relief at the end of the war, and joy at the return of our soldiers, there is a wave of deep sorrow Over the loss of those whom we will never see again, and a desire is in our hearts to perpetuate their glory and the memory of their sacrifice. The Student Council, as the hotly representing the students in all their activities and purposes. is leading a movement to find :1 suitable tribute in the form of a memorial. to be erected to the gallant comrades and fellow students. who paid for us the ransom of our peace. l 33 l Amu- Knight Francis W'rigm Iinthrinc Rnuw Rnhcnn thhr .linlgnr PIHYUTS Executive Council Members of Standing Committees Execu tive Board Robert Downy Effmfnmm Kathrim- Swing Edward Strictulmcyur Calendar Committee IIL'I'IJL'I'L joncs. LU'nzfrnnm Auditing Committee XYiHium Mcycrs. fizafrmcm Entertainment Committee 81mm Wilson. Wauirimm NH Curl Frey Howard Metzggcr Arh'c Danicls Curl Frey Irving Noble HIIEman Brnwn Hmh Slaplettln Sreinyr De BPOk XVidau The Co-operative Society FOR Lhu- first Limu in its history. the L'. C. Cn-Upcmtivc Smriuty which is the organization through which mudtms 0f tht L'nix'crsity may nhtuin hooks and other supplies at rmhu'm'l rum. hat: been operated cm the feminist plan. The hookstmm- has had. this year. u'umcn lmth fur Manager and Assistant Manager, and the year has prnYud Ime Hf the mn-at. efficient imd prl'mmhlc in the memory of the University. Hclcn Brown , 7 ,h'mwm' Gladys Buxt'h . Am'mmr Jhmagvr Faculty Board of Trustees : L M. W'ilson Daniel Laurcnu: .3, C, Hicks Dr. McClintan F. XV Uhandltr Student Board of Control Earl Widau. Urmi'amm Churlm Huffman. Tn- amrrcr Mary Steiner. Serfar-v Elaine Dc-Bec-k Iltm'nm Staplemn ; Fisuhvr Knurr Sarvis Fassut Roberts Dorsey Wright Ready Stark Strickland Schroth West Broicl Hobstetter Strcitelmvver Braunstein HHH Cunningham Spllz Bailey Pine Sloan Jones Thayer Myers Widau Haehnle POWt-rs Staplotun Mews Vigilance Committee HE Men's Vigilance Committee riemonstmtmi m a doubtful public that a gentle considcmthm of thc fragile fcclings of Freshmen is not a. quality entirely foreign to the principles of tho uppmuclassmcm Whether this spirit of suddcn thoughIl'ulnuaa wus nmnifost this; ymr on account of thv rustiness 0f the hinges in the strong right arms. due to luck of practise while these self: respccting uppcr-Chlssmcn wcre drawing; $3000 per - from our good old HUncle Samf' or whether this year's. exceptimmlly quiet ????xx harvest of 61'ccns caused :1 multlcn outpour of thL- milk of human kindness from the solid hvzlrtx of these stm'cra f remains a matter of Conjecture. However, we all know that these Freshmen weru cxt remcly fortunate in having a gtimd-naturcd and interested group 131' Life Stuvers to 10er after their tcndL-r welfare. and that. the Freshmen upmcciatcd this treatment is evident by their desire to 210- company memhm's 0f tlu: U. C. 0n hikOS-ElSk Thvarrl'tihc knows. but you ncwr cam 10H whn'fs next, HHW THE MEN'S UIGILANCE CUMMITTEE 'Frmtsuy Willem J ' .. ' , . .. ..... . . . . . . . . . .i'fu'vf C'nnsot'g'rs Butch Huchnlc i 'Owarcl'! Staplcmn . H :- ,,,,,,,,, . . . . . . . . . . Fm: Assistant C'omoh'rs $argcnt Reade Private Life Stavers HBill Fischer Er1c'1ie Powcrs HHermina Knnrr W'illunf! .Vbers Pretty Sarvis HShrimp Thayer HDeacon Fmssett ' Babe Jones Brad Roberts anpy Sloan Squirrel Dorsey t'Chris Kuchlcr UEf190i6211C'-X'!' Breiel UHDIJIJYH Hobstctter Suooon Pine HEdH Streitelmeycr HSame! Bailey Hebrew VVost HEpsom Sell; I'Jimmie Cunningham Butch Schmth uDon Hall uDavid Strickland Finance BrzmnsLein HFran W'right MRCdH Stack IHJ1 Woman's Vigilance Committee HE NVm-mm's VigiTach Cummitu-c is an organization which attempts to guide the Frcshwmncn in the ways that art bvst for them. It endeavors. at all timL-h'. tn crL-atc claw spirit and true loyalty fur the University. Members Kulhzlrhm Kreidlmu Chairman Anni: Stupht'nS. .qvfi'rfary Martha Anderson Dorothy Com.- Murgarct GreL-n Louise Hall . xr,::x-r4 James: Olivia jumus Kallhurim: jumiL-Hrm Katherine Kculmq Anm- Knight Hclcn Knight Charlotte Lzmdis Marjorie Purvus Eh'anm' Remelin Dorothy Sissun Anita Schrack Catherine Snow Cet-illc Stark Florence Stuart Jane Sullivan Culhurine Swing LONG LIVE J 5 THE . FRESHMENF' I l Behold Ye Freshwomen! The Declaration for Dependents HEN in the course of Cullcgc L'VL'FILS, it hccumcs HL'CCSSElf-X' fur the ruling classes to assume among the powers of lht' University. tlit-rnmrship m'er thk' infantile element of society and to command from smith :1 n'lu-em respect for authority. preceden t. demands that each underling religimuqu th-y thc- fdlowing laws: l--Exhihit mmspicunusly 011 your left shoulder thy gru-u button. the symbol of dugradaLion. while on the University campus. 2 70m Wednesdays illuminate the corridors; with the radium-e of Hu- green rilrhuns adorning your locks. SriWc-ar no head gear in the sanctity of the classroom. 4--Show your shiny countenances in frrmt stats :11: all public :Hxx-mhiies. 5 iPartake of your necessary nourishment at side tahies only G-Axwid main entrances 0f McMickE-n Hall 2:an Wuman's Buiiding F--Be patriotic; abslnin from pig-knitting. SriReverence your elders 4.10 not sit at creme whilu Thu' stand. 9 Cease t0 :lahhlu in cosmetics- -givc gm-Ccrlenve m ummrvclasswomen before mirrors. lOkEspecially avoid all cmnmunicatiun with mm in mililary attire, Signed. VIGILANCE CUMMITTEE Kalhurint Krcidlur. Uzruhmm. mi Munre Mlller Knight Stephens Snuw SLeineI' Moeds Stuart James Womants League HE purpose of the Wmnzm's L xague is to regulate all matters pertaining to the student life of its members whieh do not fall under the jurisdiction of the Faculty; tn: further in every way the Sllirit of unity amontr the women of the University: tn increase their sense of responsibility toward each othen and to be :1 me hum lay which the social standards of University can he made and kept high, Officers Phurence Stuart. . 1 . . 1 . .Prmidmf llulcu Knight.. . . Faux-tau'y Lillian Mectk, 1 , Yiev-Pre'wal'ivm 0111121 J:1111cH.. . . . Trauma? Execu tive Board Chairman Committees Senior Reprcsotltativus Ruth Moom- ? Anne 311111119115 8 ' ' Foc'ml Um . 8191MB ............ . , , Kai Cross Ix'uifring Catherine Snow 1 , . , , 1 . 1 . , , . 1 ,Prudcr Junior ,RL'IJI'L'SL'UUHiYQH Frmlriczr Miilm' . . 1 1 . 1 . ....... . 1 , , 1305:5129 Lhthzn'im: 81111154. . . 1 . , 1. . , , . 1 , 7lInuiw-dzzp I'Hl Thayer Srhruth Hm-hnll- Slaplytun Withruw Bailey Hall Huchlm' W'ir'lau W'nght Kumhlvr Y. M. C. A. L'RIXU- th HHL part of Hit srhunl ywu' 1913-19 while MN 5. A. T. C. WLH in cxixtL-mx :lt Ihu L'niwrsily the army Y. 1L C A. tunk HYUI' thc wurk 0f 111a L'nix'crxit'x' Brnnrh During; this period. Mr. Huuicy K. Tunmkinx with Mr. E M. Martin and Vi. V Murdorf :lRS'ir-ili'tlg him, were in charge of 111C Y wnrk. T11:- L-amMiahIm-m ml. the present urmy Y hut mm :1 Htllilft'tihk' step in :.1r1x';-mL-u during thy 5'. A. T. C. puriud. XVilh Lhu Jx-sumlnhm nf nurmul tnllcgc life at thc dusu Hf HM,- S, .X. T, C.. 1hr Student Br: 1:41 Hf thc Y M. C. A. again came imn cxistvnmg. ThL- wnrk 11:14 hL-L-n sulmwiswi during the 1;st laurt 0f the year My nur simu- UM cHiu-iL-nt ICXL-L'm H'VL' SWWUH'BV 1133 FTWI KWHWHI 1'10thIL'I'. whilv Mr. .Xlljcrt Hcht'ucttcr. Li. C. 10H? fnrmL-I'ly Army Y Swmm'y :11 L110 Anthwl' Nitrutc Ham; hm mmlc :I 11:51ng iIImn-ssiun Eur uTTiI:iL-nu5'. c-hL'L-I'I'LH :Hwiw'lzmcc :mtl lhuughtfulnwg uprm :lH Hf 1.1.x Whrl km'u' him, Thv sum,- nr' Wurk 11f thy Y 3L C. A. has lawn largely Willunull thin year. 'Wx-vkly Thuyxuhy' nmm-nluy hnuglwrms'. at which times; religinus talks :mc given, hum; ler ln-M. a:hl ugwn fHI'Lu'm luu'c hum huM em 'Hnu'mhy :Ifturnumm which are giu-n rn'cf tr: :lia'lgthw'M-z'h :mni h-Cturm m1 tapiw of current imL-rwt hy speclki LTS :':1 imlmT'I :Hh University Branch 0 Hicers XV. Earl u'idtm . .PI'LWMHI! CI. L. Km'hltl' .VL'L'I'UILIJ';.' XYulLL-r Ilurhnlu. . , 1'r'n'-Pn'5idmzf Rr.:l.aurL Tlmyur . . TMAHHJ'UJ' L' niversity Branch C0 mmit tee I. G. lChL-r-zuk 5. IL TW'HHMUIH E. K. Ruth H. T. Pouna'i'ur-i Chuh', XV, DMJIIUj A. U. Blmku'nhvf .X K. Nippurt 1'. K. Hurlllm' Executive Committee Rtligimm Muclinp . . . . lm'mg Ht'hl'nlh Bible. . Styvc MMMLIX Hundhtml; . . . Sum BziilL-y Mrmhcrship. XYulLL-I' IILu-Imh- Publivity Hruwsml HlnlalL-tnu Boys' XYurk . . . . . . I'hi1 Unm- Sociul .. . .. .. Sum TurH Fl'illIk'iH H'I'igm I'IUUHL' . . . ' Iiurl H'mthcl'furrl ' Humh-j: Withruu' Finanvv, , .. . . . . . . - .RHEJH'L Thuycr Cvmwminus. . ... ... . . Dnuuhi IInH 1H j Seluhpl Geis Schmid Kemp Green Knight Hordes Y. W . C. A. Officers Margaret Green, , 7 . . . . 7 Prcs1'dmt Anne Knight. . . . . . . . Secretary Catherine Snow. . . , i'z'cc- President Mary Sc-tchc! ...... . . . . . Treasurer Cabinet Committee Chairmen Religious Meetings Bible Study , , , Sncial Service, , Social. . . . . . ..... Conference and meentimw Misx'sionnry . . . . . . Agsociatirm News. . . . . .Lillian Meeds . .Miriam Geis . Katherine Kruidlcr . . .Gcrtz'ude Kemp ..... jane Schmid . . . . l-Iargarct Cordes ,jane Sullivan IWI 11E Yuung WYnmchs Cl'll'iiiiun .XHHUtiuiinn etrivw tn Hurt lhc Spirluud ncecl Hf students EH. 1113 Univcrxily. TIN.- n:nlic'muf IJUUIHMJ of this Organiza- 1in11 is: 1 77TH lead students to faith in th n1 thruugh JL'HuH Christ 27 Tu lend them into fcilcm'xhip um! scrvit'c in MN Chrirxtinn Churvh, 3 T0 Ilrnmutr their growth in Christian faith and L'hurzlc'TL-r. L-Hlnw'inliy through the grudy of the Bible. 47T0 inHucncc them in devote thunNuerH in unitcd effort: with all Christ- izms. tn making tlw will of Christ dfwtiw in humzm a'ocivty :md to extending the Kingdom of God throughout the world. US i The Cincinnatian Adler DnBauk Zimmerman Tallvntire Wright Martin Stapletnn Hulick Davies Kemp Thnye: Knight Hall Braunstein Reid SL'thh chinnaffd W. Donald He111 ...... . . 1 . . . . . . . . . ..... . . 1 1 . 1 . . .Ediror-iu-LV:z'ef Harry A. BraunSLciu. , , , , , , , , , , Huxinuss Jhumger Associate Editors Marguerite Reid 1 Elaine Dchck .1. 1 1111' Lmi'crszzy and Masses Helen Knight 1 1F2'1zterm'iivs Gertrude Kemp1 ' ' 1 ' ' ' ' Orgum'wn'um Robert Thayer. 1 . 1 . ................ Athletics How 21rd 8131 11ct01' . 1 . . . . . .AW 1131165 Francis VVT ight .......... 1126 14111111111 Department Henrietta Brady , ., , 1 1 ,, The L almm'ar Irving Schmth. . . 1 . . . 1 1 ......... The HaJm-izer Elizabeth Zimmerman I ,. . . . ,Stltfent Dirccmrv 1 Irmmu Hullck i . Art Jame Sullivan, 5111.101- Helen Britt: Horace Auburn X-Vinifrcd Zettle Juan Orr Vera. Stall Tunis Dickerson Editorial Staff Marion Martin Edna Pflcger jamcs G. Nippert George Ei1crs Edward Myers Business Staff Elizabeth Zimmerman Chase Davies Edgar Bickler Virginia Hu1ick Sidney Adler 131131-195 Adler Max Kaufman Thmnas Ta11untire Mary Paddock Amy Dicfcnbach l '1? 1 Thayer Landis Davies Wright Widau Margraf Stapleton Brady Sechrist Ried Fiilmore Sissun Steiner Hoppe IQHI The Official Student Journal Of the University of Cincinnati. PUhliHth every XVCdntSLkI-x' 0f Lhc roHt-giute ycur by :1 HlLlrlL-UT. editorial mat? in thc interest of higher education in 1119 ciLy 05 Cincinnati. Howard Staplettim. Eumham Finuey. Profesmr C W. Park . . . . Charlotte Lm1dis . , Editur-t'i-z-L'hac! ,. . .Hlxmmss fl-Icmugcr FLIHIHJ' :ldi'tlyjr . . .411um'tgz'ng Editor Editorial Department Rtbbert Thaycr. . .Aiizh'fiv Editor James Cunningham, Assimmt A-lffrfcta'c Editor Lam! Editor FLICHHJ' Editor Mary Steiner Hilda Fiiimorc Cat hcri nc Snow .-l i e: m u 1' Editor Francis Wright . Erzgimrrmg Edz'tur Margueritc Reid, . . Exrlumga Edmu- Gertrude Kemp. . C'Wy Editm' Henrietta Brady. . . .ULIJL'c-up Edihr Dorothy Simon. Editor of H'Ummzk Affairs Business Department Eleanor Axliuc. 4-1550611110 81553-1in fUamrgt'r IIermina Happe. ihz'rnrlaffmz Mmmgm' Chase Davies. .Aa'i'crtz'xz'ng Hlanugw Irwin Roscnbaum. :1 sn'jtmrt Adz'cm'n'ng Jr'mmgcr w 1 Carl Rich, A ssz'xta m! A dz'arfl'xmg Md mga- Lawrencc chshau. Axxr'sttmi Adi-crfisiug JIUHJIQFP' Harry A. Braunstcin. .- 11 xx Man! A dyer! A 111.3 J Idimgw' Persians Snow Sissun Stephens Anderson Stacey Schiear Sech rist An demon Fillmore DeBcck Paddock Landis Steiner The Literary Club ETERARY Society afternoons this year have been a delightful sojourn in the wonderland of Wong ago', and Hunce upon a time? when the Lits returned for 21 spell to the Charming fairy tales of childhood days. In keeping with this fairy program, they have had, besides the annual Christmas party, which has come to be an unbreakable tradition. other open meetings, one Of which was a fairy revel in Burnet Woods. The tall trees were magically trans- formed for the occasion into the venerable Sherwood of Robin Hood days. OHicers Mary Steiner ............. President ElsaEKimbaH . . e . . . k . e . . . .Sccrciary Hilda Fillmore. . . . . . . Vfce-Presz'dem Martha. Anderson. . . . . . . . Treasurer Members Charlotte Laudis Hilda Fillmore Dorothy Cone Dorothy Sisson Anne Stephens Catherine Snow Martha. Anderson Mary Paddock Esther Sechrist Edna. Schiear Mary Andermn Mrs. Persons Elsa Kimball Elizabeth Stacy Mary Steiner Elaine. DeBeck h 100 1 The History Club OEicers Catherine Snow. . . . . . . . .Presideni Mary Steiner ............. Secretary Anne Stephensk . . . . . . I- ice-Presidem Mary Setchel ..... , Treasurer Prof. Merrick Whitcomb Miss Ruth Guhmalm Martha Anderson Mary Anderson Elizabeth Bound Margaret Brown Dorothy Cone Miriam Crouse Lucille Curtis Elaine DeBeck Helen Flannery Miriam Geis Margaret Grosse Ruth Guhmann Mary Hubbard Faculty Members Prof. Isaac J. Cox Members Agnes James Johanna Kahr Anne Knight Helen Knight Mary Kramer Katherine Kreidler Charlotte Landis Kathryn Lindner Laura. McNutt Mary Paddock Josephine Pctcrson Hon Prof. R. C. McCranc Miss Miriam Urban Louise Phillips Juan Robinson Louise Schcrl Esther Seehrist Mary Setchel Marguerite Shiglcy Dorothy Sisson Catherine Snow Mary Steiner Anne Stephens Roberta Stoehr Catherine Swing Elizabeth Zimmerman The Cercle Frangais Persons Vatter lmtlsersun Burilanan Kra'n 11' limiting Sissnn 'Hilrluhrandt Ford W'ach4 Swing qumurk Brady Sechrist Remplin Wallx WuPn kz-r StPim-r Pi'tvrsnn ille ESIDES its attractive monthly meetings and gay luncherms. Lhe Cercle Francais has this: year furthered its purpose of stimulating interest in French by the adoption of three French orphans. with whom members; of the Cercle have been carrying on interesting correspondeucu Mary Steiner. . . . . .. Margherita Wuenker. . 1 ice-President Dr. Ph. Ogden Mr. M. j. Hubert Mn D. Gilbert Dean Pattee Mary Anderson Virginia Buchanan Henrietta Brady Helen Brown Fanny Desjardins Minna Feibleman Florence Ford HeIcne Heinsheimer Mary Hildebrandt . . . . Prej-ia'e'm Officers Josephine Peterson. . . . . . Secretary Lilymac Watts ........ . Treasurer Members Agnes james Katherine Keating Mary Kramer Frederika Miller Salomea Neumark Pearl Persons Marjorie Purves Esther Sechrist Dorothy Sisson Catherine Swing Thelma Van Sickle Florinc Vatter Eleanor W'achs Ruth Helmers 103 1 Mary Patterson Josephine Peterson Eleanor Remclin Mary Steiner Lillymae Watts Margherita Wuenker Jeanne Foury Yvonne Comte Germaine Simon Suzanne Du Breuihl Walter Haehnle Louis J. Jolman Beatrice LeTcndre Bound Wuenker Waehs Kreidler Spangler N eumark Flscus Steurwald Parks Dickerson Tellefsen Waldo Heineman Swing Kart Hildebrandt Willis Satchel Cordes Stacy Robinson The Blue Hydra HE Blue Hydra is an honorary biological society founded by Dr. Benedict. It consists of students selected from the Botany and Zoology departments. Meetings are held every month at which subjects of interest in botany are discussed. 0mcers Elizabeth Stacy .......... President Agnes James. . . . . . . . . . . . Secretary Margaret Cordcs ..... 'ch-P-rcs-r'dent Jean Robinson. . . . . . . . , Treasurer HOal-J A '7; .zm'fr f 2' NH, rrr ' t- 'i N 1k. y w . n :s'l: h ' ch ? HY .1 maam A Faculty Members Dr. Benedict Dr. Wilson Dr. Braun Mr. Beghtel Miss Tellefsen Student Members Helen Bejack Mary Hildebrandt Mary Satchel Helen Bottigheimer h-Iarion Holman John D. Schields Elizabeth Bound ' Christine HOShaw Thecla Siebenthaler Hulda Brackman Mildred Irwin Meta Simon Myrtle Bucnte Hazel Jaffe Georgetta Spangler Dorothy Cone Agnes James Ehzaheth Spalding Margaret Cordes Johanna Kahr Elizabeth Stacey Arlie Daniels F10rence Kane David Strickland Tunis Dickerson Katherine Kreidler Florence Stuart Harvey Drach Miriam Landmem Violet Stuerwald Dorothy Dysart Salomea Neumark Jane Sullivan Hilda Fillmore Elmer Niehaus Catherine Swing Adele Fischer Elizabeth Parks Eleanor VVachs Josephine Fiscus Louise Phillips l-Iargucrite Waldo Gladys Friedman Charlotte Pichel Ruth W'eir Walter Hael'mle Dorothy Poysell Laura Willis Donald Hall Alta Ramsay Pauline Wright L. E. Hall Marguerite Reid Marghcrim Wuenker Marjorie Hanauer Hortense Reiter W'inifrcd Zettcl Alma Heineman Eunice Riggs Elizabeth Zorn Jean Robinson $1051 Nnrris Juwsitt WPitkamp Margraf VVilsm: Neumark Davis Vatrer Putt Mrlnttrp Luckett Iattly Diekman The Chemistst Club HE Chemisls' Clul; had its heginning in u juurlml Club. uretmized by Dr. Thomas Evans about the year 1900 The I'theet in those days was to stimulate interest in theoretical amt applied chemistry and tn study its develop- ment through current journal articles, W'ith the growth of the department of Chemistry and an inrreuqe in the number of advanced studenta. the wesmt Chemists! Club was nrgcmizcd m; an tmtgmwth of the old Journal Club and became ttCo-ed in 191 1. Fur a time supper was served at the meetings in the old Imel'J-room and papers were read in the Chemistry Library in Hmma Hall; In a very few years the Chemistst Club hurl nutgrmvn all of its old haunta XVith the emotion of the new Chemistry Building. there has come :1 hapid grmvth in the Chemistry Department mm :1 CIJnSt'qthI'll increzme in the membership of the Chemists' Club. Now enthusiastie Irianthly meetings are held in the Com- mons and the Club is addressed hy prominent Chemists. Chemists' Ctuh lunat- rides. rhmees zmcI numieatcs are affairs in University life anticipated with enthusiasm uni! jny by ttll chemistry studenta. The Chemists' Cluh rlexires tn tmster :1 Spirit of interest 11nd enjoyment in Chemistry with its wide and varied helrls of attraction for both men and wumen of the LW'LtUCTEtt-tfl 1 1ch i The Chemists' Club W'illiam McIntire ......... Louise Lily .......... Dr. H. S, Fry Dr. 0. R. Sweeney . President I'Tce-Prcsidcnt Officers Honorary Members Dr. H. M. Goettsch Dr R E. Oesper Bailey H. P. Brockman. N. C. Cavanaugh, Mario Clippinger, Ruth Cordes, William Davis. Allen Davis, C. S. Jones, Lemar Diefenbach. Amy Deckman. Earl Evans. Ethel Falk, Frieda Fcusse, Elmer Gates. Elizabeth Gieringer. L. Graebe Herman Herman, Harold Hartman, Reed Hauck. H. Hengstenberg. H. Hughes. J. VVertheim, W. Mr. R. J. Fclton Student Members Husmzm. Julia Igler. F. U. jewett, M. C. JGTIES. Lela Kincaid, Earie Kitzmiller, Karl Kotte. R. Landis. Charlotte Lilly. Louise Litman, Jacob Luckett. Oscar Lyford, George McIntire William Margraf. William Martin. Marion Meyers, Phil Mills, Frank Molloy. J. Neumark. Sally Norris Ruth Clinger. S T. Marie Cavanaugh ...... E, Ritter, , , , .. Dr . . h'a'rclary ....... Tram 21 rcr . E. F. Furnau Dr. C. j. R0110 Dr. Leonora Neuf'fer Mr, C. E, Wood 05.181. I. Otto Earl Feast, Harvvy Pichel. Joseph Putt. Kathleen Richard, Edwin Ritter. Clifford Rochong. Roy Salkover, N. Stegemeyer, Louis Schroth. Irving Thoman. F. Turpin, Virginia Vatter. Floriue uraldo, R'Iarguerite W'alls, James HMgnct', Ed. W'artcki. M. W'eitkamlx Helen Wilson. FA WH 5011. 911 Fan Woel fiin. W, INITI Kronke Norris Clark Vieitkamp Gnrin Baker Jones Vatter Schmid McMillan Enneking Paver Riggs Dansiger F'alk Wilson Johnson Household Arts Club HE Household Arts Club. founded in 1915. is an organization to which all Home Economics students are eligible. Its purpose ie: to create more inti- mate fricmlships among the studenLS 0f the Home iconomics Department. DfEcers Jesse Dallsigcr. 7 . ,Prcsz'dcn! Maracm Pavcr. . . , , . Secrrtary Elizabeth Moorc . i'irc-Prcsrdrm Eunice Riggs. , . . . Treasr-rrcr 11081 Myers Hall Powers Thayer Todd Stapletun The Academic Club HE Academic Club of the University of Cincinnati was founded to help promote gOOd-fenmvship and read Varsity spirit among the academic men. Its membership is open to all men in the Liberal Arts; College. Business meet- ings are held once a month. and these are foliowud by an address 011 some phase of college life. Officers H0ward E Stapleton. . . . .. . . . . . . . .. .Prcsz'dcm Samuel Pogue Todd. ,, . . . 7 . . Tz'cc-Presidem Robert George Thaycr. . . . . . . .Scrrvmry- Treasurer Board of Directors Walter Haehnle Robert Morris Foster Hopkins W'illiam Myers Edgar Powers Donald Hall IIOUI The Pre-Medic Club HE PrC-Mcdic Club is an organization of students in the University who are preparing for the medical world. Its aim is to promote fellcmrship hc- tweeu the memhefs and to establish closer relationship hctwuen thc Medical College and the PreA-Icrliml SILH'ICDIS. Samuel Seltz. . Brothers. . . R . . . . . . l'z'rc-Prcsa'dcnf Officers , Prcm'dc-rzr j. Stun M embers H. Van T-Inosu. . , C1 Cornelius L. Guringur B. Moses, jr. E. Schnake U. Frickman JV Niclaude L. Friedman E. Stem A. Carmel G. Snyder Dora Tyree Lee Chce K. Kitzmillcr JV Schroth N1. Isuacg C. Fredoricks W. Margraf H. Magley M. Thomas W. 'Werthon B. Schwartz A. Good H. Norton C. Bittc W. Heilmld P. Smith F. Chance XI. Turton S. Seitz j. Stem A. Brolhers L. Arnold j. Leary W . McCarthy G. Ranvh L. WTcinstcn j. M, Wise L. Schiff A. Vossler IllOl . Secretary ..... . . Treasurer E. Schleutcr H. Hucngstemburg F. VVGlte T. Scott R. Kottc j. Kirkpatrick WY. Elendenhan J. Jones VF, Fessendcr J. Nippert M. Sommerm-ld H Van Hoose Cnnper Bailey Van Wye Magma lmyland The Debating Council HE Debating: Council Of the Lvui'vm's'ity was nrgzmized in the Spring of 1918 far the purpose uf fostering .2: mum vigorous rkrVUOme-nt of the debatingr spirit at U. C. Tu this md nH-icial sanction of the Council wzzs first secured. and then that body was organized as required by its crrnmtitutimm The Countil has complele jurisdiction over all matters pertaining m oratory and debate in Varsity. For the year 1913-1919 the memhufhhip rJf thv: Cnunvil was; Faculty Prof. j. D. 31:15:90 Prof. C RV. Park Pruf B. C. Van Wyc Student Fz-Lmuel M. Bailey Stewart 5-1. Cliu'q'mr Hwhuri T. Leylzmtl Alumni Representative Hrmard L. BL-x'ia HIll The Debating Team Shields M agoe Heinshcimer Van Wye Schmidt Leyland Cooper Haehnle Hlll 'WW? 5an fEhM Teams for the Annual Dual Debate with Miami University, held May Second, Nineteen Hundred and Nineteen. Question Dulmted Resuhmi: Thar rho Unz'lcd Staten; should accepf. am? .mp- porr tire ,0le for a League of Narr'ons pmpwcd by Hie Pam Paw Canfcrww. Miami VS. Cincinnati at Uxfurd Cincinnati vs. Miami at Cincinnati AjWnnatii'c Team Negative: Team Stewart 8. Cooper. Captain Hurbcrt T. Lcylzmd, Captain J1 Dewey Shields J. Ebersole Crawford Milton H. Schmidt KValter Haehnle Hclainc Heinsheimer. :Uiemafc Guurgc P. Smith. :1 iierrzaie fl-Im'lagelz Chase M, Davies: HISI Lucile Willard Lcmisc an'kcr Judith Boutet Ginoie Brrm'n Elizabeth Burris Mildred Carlsemcr Miriam Cmusc Charline CuHJvrtwn Arlie Dzmiuls Amy Diefenl'izurh Frieda Falk Annette: FiHmrnrc Hilda Fillmurc Joyephinc Fiscux Marian Fry Girls! Glee Club Officers . . ,, AUJTSl-rllfnf Mary Paddock , . . . . , Earl Wulthcrfm-d. . l rm x mm- Elizubcth Zimmermmi. . . Laura Wi11i5.. . . . . . . 173111110? Members Miriam Gris Myrtle Gvis Sylvia Gcisler Alma Huinmlan Dorothy Hahekate Christine Hoshaw Lt'l'LIiE-EE Hmfivld Virginia Hulick Katherinc jamieson Lelia Jones Fkn'L-nc-c Kane Mary Kramer KnH'm-rint: KreidIL-r eruisc Kn-imm' june Lampc Beatrice LeTcndre Martha Landis Lnuixc Lilly Frederika Miller Marjorie Miller Phyllis Newman Ruth Norris Mary CYCr'mm'H Eh'zulmth Parks Edna PHL'gL-r Marie Pic-hcl Marjoric Purvvs Eliza Richey 111+; . .Sctretm'jr . . . . Librarian Joan Robinson Charlotte Rocdter Esther Scheucrmzm Francis Smith Marie Steinman Violet SLucrwaId Marie Stump Amelia Tuyhjr Eva Van Winkle Sylvia Voss Blanche theeldon Kathryn VVithrmV Susan Wilson Lillian Mccds Ries Ford Kimball Walker Wilson Caldewey Purves Wilfard JanSing Scheuman Kemper DeBeck Rogatsky Kissinger Keating Stuerwuld Pichel Jamiusan Sweeney Brire Ihe Ukestra . . . .Presidmt Lucile Willard . . . . . . . . . . Scardury Marjorie Purves. . . Mandolins Helen Brits Elaine DeBeck Florence Ford Marguerite Kissinger Guitar Violet Stuerwald Ukeleles Catherine Coldcwey Helen Coldewey Katherine jamicsou Dorothy Junsing Katherine KeaLiug Virginia Kemper E152: Kimball l 115 I . . . . . 'I'rcuaurcr Charlotte Pichel Marjorie Purves Pauline Raine Susan Wilson Lillian Mccds Russell Ransom Mary Ann Ries Esther Scheuerman Ethel Sweeney Char'loLte Walker Lucile Willard Schreck Morrison Jackman Nickoloff Stark Campbell Duke Hillas Bruckman The Mercurialis Society HE Mercurialis Society was; founded in the Spring of 1918 by the Physical Education Department The Uhject 0f the Society is to enlarge the Physi, cal Education Department to bring about CO-opemtion among: those within the department and those outside who are interested in Physical Education; to set and maintain high standards and ideals for physical education. The membership is limited to rvgular and special members of this depart- ment. New members are taken in in their junior year or latcr. Members Bertha Bruckman 11 Marjorie Hillas Sophie Brunhoff Rosalind Jackman Hclen Campbell Dr. Morrison Boyd Chambers Oliver Nikoloff Dorothy Duke Anita Schreck Cecile Stark 116 1 Auswrlitz Fillmore Watts The Drama Circle Officers Harry Austerlitz. . . . . . . . . . , -. 7. . . . ,,,,,, President Lilymae Watts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........... . . . 1-':'c9-Presz'dem Hilda BIL Fillmore . , . ................. , , .SCL-J'Clary' Treasnrcr Board of Directors Francis Fassett Cecile Rcheviu William Fu1dner Marjorie Purves Margaret Green Miriam Wcstlmimcr I117l Engineering Tribunal Fassett Knuhvl EmhshnH INhnrnI: Privbe Eillryurk Ills; 1113 8111110111 Trihuunl cat' 111C Cullugc hf Iitminwring is Cr'nnpuscd U1 thru- Stniurs. mu.- junim', um- Prc-juniur nml HM' PI'L-nith-nt of the Cuwp Club. The Trihulmi nets m :m illlt'lnltl'ili my in m LL11 111111, students and tho faculLy. 11$ funciit'ms :ch ar'lminigtrntiuz 111161 lerHCiurjx'. The l'JfHI-Y judges infractiuns of 1'115-1911J11111: zmd uima lru harmrmizu 11w stmlcnt ;1C1.1V111t'H. Mem bers 1,1mu-gc F1 Emhshoff. 1019. C'hafrmmz Charles S. Shryock. 1919 Francis; FassctL 1920 Arthur H. Kuebel. 1919 C. Richard Osborne, 1921 Cedric 11- Priebe, 1019. 11161111115?0.1'-0'55L'1:0 11101 The CO-Op Club Constable Priobe Widau HZOJ HE Coiop Club was founded in 1908 fur the purpose of promoting gum? fellowship among the engineering students and of providing an organization for the handling of Co-op affairsA A11 engineering students are eligible for mem- bership. Meetings are held in the club mum of the Engineering Building. Several social functions are held during the year, the annual stag banquet being considered the Club's: greatest stunt Oii'icers CCdFiC.I.PTiCbQHV 777777 ,, ,, 7.Prmidem WV CaerViclau... . ...1.... . 77777777 . . .... l'ivc-Prcsz'dem Charles Constable. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Sct'rctmgr- Treasurer l1211 Braune Civils WWWVEhlersn. , , . . .. . .. . e e . .. .Prcsidcnt Section 1 Section 2 AA Langenheim, . . e . l'thcc-Prcsa'dvnie . . . . . . . .H. N. W'est XV. Brcicl. . . . . . . . . . . .FEL'rc'mry. . . . . . . . . . . .E. X-Vinshjw Don Allan, , . , . , . , . . Trmsmcr .. e e . . . . . . R. Stewart The Braune Civil Engineering Society. megz-mizcd in 1913, is a society made up 01' the civil engineering: stu- dents at the University of Cincinnati for the three-fuld purpose of : IWBringing-g the civil engineers; into Chmm' svncrial contact with each othere L-Furthering the exchange of ideas. 3 iGix'ing 311:,mp0rtuuity for the publit vxyn'cq- sion of the a'xl'lericnees of the engineer in the field. A. S. M. E. The University of Cincinnati Student Society of Mechanical Branch of the American Engineers HIS organization has for its objects the promotion of the study of the arts and sciunccs Connected with engineering. and the enccmragcmcnt Of a Spirit of good fellawship among the students; of the Engineering College. Membership is open to all students in the College of Engineering. Sopho- mores and Freshmen being eligible to Sub-members, while the students of the higher classes are entitled to student membership. After graduation members may maintain their standing as student members for two years, at the end of which time they are eligible to enter the national organization, The American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Officers Professor A. L. Jenkins ............ L. H. Smith. h . , M A. HA Knelwl,, C. L. KoehlL-IZ . , , . ,, R.H.Ke110gg...h... H. C. UihlcilL .. l124l . Honorary Chairman . President .1 'icc-Prcsz'dmt Secretary Treasurer hAssrsiam Secretary 2d Secretary ........ Librarian Powers Rhein KFarns Guiting Weller Briggs 0'Mearu Kundish UBrien Adler muss Westerf'mld Weick Calesidoc of The Cincinnati Law College Officers JesseAdler.......... ........ ....,,, ..........President Earl WesterEeld , , 7 7 7 . 7 . . . . . ................. i'ice-President Paul A. O'Brien. . . .. , . . 7777777 . . 7 ...... Treasurer RegniaCloss .... .,... .................. . Secretary Members Neta L Briggs Lenora. Rhine Paul 1Wcick Edgar Powers Henry J. Wreller Gordan Guiting Joseph O'Meara Morris Koodish George Kearns 1 125 1 WWW Fraternities Represented at the University of Cincinnati Honorary Fraternities Phi Beta Kappa . Tau Beta Pi Men's Literary Fraternities Sigma Chi , Sigma Alpha Epsilon Beta Theta Pi Phi Delta Theta Delta Tau Delta Pi Kappa Alpha Sigma Alpha Mu Alpha Nu Sigma Sigma Delta Pi Sigma Phi Alpha Alpha Pi Delta Women's Literary Fraternities Delta Delta Delta. . Kappa. Delta Kappa Alpha Theta Chi Omega . . . Kappa Kappa Gamma . Delta Zeta Alpha Chi Omega Pi Kappa Sigma Professional Fraternities NU. Sigma Nu . Alpha. Kappa Kappa. 1 Omega Upsilon Phi Phi Alpha Delta Alpha Chi Sigma Alpha Kappa Psi Tau Kappa Alpha 1 Miscellaneous Fraternities Mystic Thirteen Ulex . . 1 128 l . 1888 1915 . 1882 1889 . 1890 1898 1 1909 1910 . 1916 1910 . 1913 1917 . 1917 1892 . 1913 1913 1913 191-1 . 1916 1919 V 1917 1892 . 1901 . 1908 1917 1914 1908 1913 . 1916 Phi Beta Kappa Founded December 5, 1776 HE charter of the Delta Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa in the State of Ohio was granted at the Sixth Triennial National COuncil of Phi Beta Kappa held at Saratoga. September 7. 1888. in response to a. petition signed by forty- one members of the society resident in and near Cincinnati. The object of the Phi Beta Kappa Society is the promotion of scholarship and friendship among students and graduates of American colleges. Officers of Delta Chapter j. W. Simon .................................................. President Guy Mallon .................. . . ................. First Vice-Presz'dem Mrs. Starr Ford .................................... Second Vz'ce-Presidem John Downer. . . . . . . ....................... Third Ll'ice-Presz'dem Helen Abigail Stanley .......................................... Secretary ArthurJamesKinseIla ...... ..,.. .7......... .. .....,.....ATrmsmer Members Elected From the Senior Class of 1918 Warwick Black Loretta Hahn Dorothy Brown Margaret Hasemeier Frank Byers Arthur Kling Ethel Goldsmith Mabel G. Moore Doris Wulff I1291 Priebe Smylhe Bjorn Wright Kohlman Knelml Walsdurf Justice Flath Beta Chapter of Ohio of Tau Beta Pi Honorary Members in Faculty Dean Herman Schneider. SC. D. Prof. Gustave Maurice Bmune C E. Prof. Alexander Lewis Jenkins. M. E. Members in Faculty Edgar Kingsbury Ruth, CZ E. Alexander Massey W'ilson. MV E. Charles Stewart Carroll, C. E. W'ilEiam Carl Osterbmck, E. E. Members in Universi ty Albert Thuodurc Bjurn Cedric Joseph Pricbc Earl Hugo Flalth Jesse Virgil Smythc Ih'.:war:rl Kenneth Justice Fred Charles Todd, Jr. Arthur Hairy Knebcl Henry Adolph W'alsrlorf Irwin Lzlquu behhnaml Francis James urright Tau Beta Pi Scholar, 1920 George PrOhSt i 130 I - Tau Beta Pi Founded at Lehigh University, South Bethlehem, Pa... June, 1885 Beta of Ohio Chapter established at University of Cincinnati. November 26, 1915, by John Theodore Faig. M. E. Alexander Massey VVilsnn. M. E. George Roland Moore, C. E. Active Chapters Lehigh University. . . . . . . . . . . .1885 Missouri School of Mines. . . . .1906 Michigan Agricultural College. .1892 University of California. . . . . 1906 Purdue University ............ 1893 Iowa State College. . . . . . . . . . . .1907 Stevens Institute of Technology.1896 University of 1mm. . . . ,,,,, 1909 Univcrsity of Illinois .......... 1897 University of Minnesota. . . . . .1909 University of W'isconsin. . . . . . .1899 Cornell University ...... . . . .1910 Case School of Applied Science. 1900 Worcester Polytechnic Institute 1910 State University of Kentucky. .1902 University of Maine. . . . . . . . .1911 C01umbia University. . . . . . . . . .1902 Pennsylvania. State College. . . .1912 University of Missouri. . . . . .1902 Univeraity of Washington . . . .1912 Michigan College of Mines ..... 1904 University of Arkansas ........ 1914 Colorado School of M11163... . .1905 University of Kansas. . . . . . . . . .191-1 University Of Colorado. . . . . . . .1905 University Of Cincinnati. . . . . . .1915 Armour Institute of Technology 1906 Carnegie Institute of Technology1916 Syracuse University. . . . . . . . . . .1906 University Of Texas ........... 1916 University of Michigan ........ 1906 Alumni Chapters Chicag0.....................1907 1Vashington.... ............. 1909 Pittsburgh .................. 1907 New York ................... 1912 Schenectady. . . . . , . . . . . . , . . . .1908 San Francisco ................ 1914 Boston......................1909 TwinCity ................... 1915 l1311 Winans Dusty Rolwns W'idau Schmlh Sigmund Jones Strirkianc! Thayor Myprrs Haehnlv Wright The Melfs Interfraternity Association THE M0113 Imvrfmternity Assnc-iution, frn'mcrle lmum'n :15 the Pnan-Ienenic Aswuvintirm, was orgumm-ri during thc: your 191243 The Council uf the :Xsmufirniun 00113915415 of two ricltgalteR from cuch 0f L116: Chapters of the National Fraternities at the L'nivcrsity. Busimss memings arr ht-M oncu :1 month. each L'huptcr ailingr HuCUussin-ly as host Thc fundamumtzii purpusm of this urgnaizulirm :m- to furnish a medium of rclu1.iwn.shi11 Im-twcuu Lhc v; rious frmL-mitiw. to govern the fuming; zmd pk'dging 0f mcn. m lu'omtatv 00110ng activities and to rlmatc tln schulzmiiu Handing of an-rnity mm. l13'33 QTha E HY 11m $13.3, I i. Anamm I .1 I omcers William M. Myers. . .. . . . . Prcsr'dcm W'altrr Hunhnlcx . 11' - :'c-Prc.w'a'c r11 Robert G. Thayer. .SL'ch'tury- Trc'm'un'i' Delegates Sigma Chi Phi Delta Theta R. G. Thuycr XV. E. KYidau D, L. Stricklaml J. R. Drn'acy Sigma Alpha Epsilon Delta Tau Delta XV. M. Myt-rs W, F Hacthr j. Schroth J. E Crawford Beta Theta Pi Pi Kappa Alpha 8. P. Todd F. J. Wright A. R. Meson H. C. jcmc; w 13:3! Coiurs-- Blue nnrl Gold John A. Caldwull. M. D. Arch I. Carson. M. D. Frank B Cross. M. D. Donald Lyk- Slgma Chl annsilcd at Miami University. 1855 Zeta Psi Chapter installed at the University of Cincinnati. 1832 Fratres in Facultate Fratres in Collegio Medicinae Joe Robbins Fratres in Academicae 1920 Ferris Mills judy Rohcrl FL Thnyer Raymond F. Yunu- Pcm1 Yclton 1921 Walter A Rover Joseph W. Stmvurt David L. Strickland 192 2 Robert Ehrmzum XViHinm Kruse Russell Su-wm't 1923 Norman Schncht Chas. Jackson Shuulewnnh Ah'crd Stutson Flower JVI'litc Rose 1. W. Rowe, A. B., 1V1. D. Victor Ray. M. D. L. G Heyn, M. D. Victor Ray. Jr. Pledges jack Blair Jack I'Iarrod Ernest Newbolrl W'alter VCSLLT Carlton Wrinsor Sigma Chi Roll of Honor Major James M. Bentley, Medical Corps. Capt. Ralph 'EX McComas, Field Artillery Capt. Leslie H. Johnson, 136th Field Artillery. Capt. E. Vance Towler. 136 Field Artillery Capt. William H. Ellis, 136 Field Artillery Capt. Joseph G. Morris, 136 Field Artillery Capt. Hugh Garvin, Field Artillery Capt. Carroll A. Powell, Field Artil- lery Capt. David L. Brumbach. Field I Artillery. Capt. Donald R McComas. 82d Field Artillery Capt. E. Burk Hague. 136 Field Ar- tillery. lst Lieut. Frank B. Cross, Medical Corps lst Lieut. Edwin Corwin, Medical Corps lst Licut. Wm. Power Clancy, Tank Corps lst Lieut. Geo. B. Ehrman, 329th Infantry 1135I 15L Licut. Chas. O. Knowlton, 136 Field Artillery 2d Lieut. Robert W. Gilmore, Ob- server, Air Service 2d Lieut. Cornelius J. Hauck, Pilot. Air Service 2d Lieut. David L. Strickland, Pilot, Air Service 2d Lieut. Wm. Carson, 136 Field Arti'tlery 2:1 Licut. Ferris M. Judy, 136 Field Artillery 2d LicuL. Paul H. Yelton, Infantry John A. Reece, 136 Field Artillery Robert A. Goetz. Infantry Edward H. Shields, 136 Field Artil- lery Cadet Joseph W. Stuart, Air Service Victor Ray. Jr, R chica1 Reserve Donald J. Lyle. Medical Reserve Robert G. Thaycr Wm. A. Kruse Charles J. Shuttleworth Alverd StutSOn Richard VVindisch George M. Gale, Deceased Clifford Miller Ensign Albert Ehrman, Navy Walter A. Rover, Navy John K. Heyle. Navy Prathcr - Hummers Meyers Kltzmillpr Armentraut MrClurP Rnudebush Nippert Fields Hopkins Bishup Myer Schroth HenderSLm Mitchell Fry lcnr n ltoshong WyckuH A W n lfmge I' Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fuundcd University of Akihnmm Tuscalmma, Alabzlma. March 9. 1856 Ohio Epsilon C112113'1'ET Chartered Novclmjer 21 1889 Hurry Lewis W'icmnm 1117, D. 1919 1131113111 Mac-kiv Myers. 1930 Robert 1101-59 Morris 1021 Cari XViHium Frey urillium Drma1t1 Hull W'iHiam Foster 11r'npkins Calvin Dmn-y MitChL-H Ra1ph 1131mm 1173111111ggcr 11'ilfrer1 H. Norton Fratres in Facultate Fratres in Academicae 1021 W'Mtc'r 1Vnuc1 Bishup. Jr. Richard ChiMs Hendcrson Arthur 11 1'111'21111 McClure Edward Luv Meyer James Unmhh' Nippert john Irving NuMo Frederick Rim'xscy Prather Roy thrge Roshong Frmu-is 11'1'1911irt Roudcbush Pledges 1'136l Everett Irving me11, Ph. D. 1922 XVHIiam Lewis Sommer James Rowe 1chzver John Edward '11-'3'1itJFf 1923 Herbert Smcad Alcm-n Alexander Shaw Field Karl Vivian Kitzmillcr Irving HL-nry Schmth Hcrschall Eugene Shcttcrly Karl Jacob Marblc Ohio Epsilon Chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon Lieut. Colonel Wm. Forsc Major Herman Buyless Major W. H. Parker Major Walter W, Schwaab Capt. Stanley G. Backman Capt. Leonard K. Bachr Capt. Richard T. Dickerson Capt. Neil Finch Capt. Arthur W. Gordon Capt. Earl Harkuess Capt. Victor Heintz Capt. Walter 0. Hill Capt. Jas. Jennie Capt. Lee Brooks Kasson Capt. Robt. N. Miller Capt. RobtA Mitchell Capt. Wm. H. Pearce Capt. Geo. Prugh SKiHe-d in action. Roll of Honor Commissioned thcers Capt Thus. S. D. Stewart Capt. Harold Van Man's Capt. Morgan Van Mam: SLieut. Leland M. Barnett, D S C Lieut, Lowell Barnett Lieut. Walter Bishop Lieut. John j Blau Lieut. Edward Clyde Lieut. Donald F. Dearness Lieut. David S. Evans Lieut. W'm. Foley H-ieut. John K. Grisard Licut. Ernest Gundrum Liuut. CliEord H311 Lieut. Wm. Harris LiE-uL Edward Hyndmzm Lieul. Wallace Innes TKilled in airplane accident in France. Herbert Alcorn, S. A. T. C. Robert Almond, S. N. T. C. Sgt. Boone Armentrout, G. T. C. Edgar Baker john A. Bleekman Corp. Wm. Frank Cornell Sgt. j. T. Crutchfield, 136 F. A. Milford H. Davis. Eng. Richard Farbach, 1-45 Amb. C0. Alexander Field, S. A. T. C. Wm. Green, S. A. T. C. Ormond Grncnland. S. A. T. C. Ralph Hall, 5. A. T. C. Wm. Donald Han, S. A. T. C. Richard Henderson, S. A. T. C. Robert Hyndrnan Sgt. Robert G. Hopkins Enlisted Men Corp. 'Wm. Foster HOpkiIJS, S. A. T. C. Jefferson Hudson, 1-15 F. Hosp. Chas. H. Hughes. 136 F. EL Act. Sgt. Karl V. Kitzmiller. S. A. T C. Nr'yrman Kohlhepp Frank Littlcford, A. E. F. Jag. KKK McGarry, 136 F. AS Colin McKenzie, Can. Eng. Act. Sgt. Wm. M. Myers, 37 A. T Frederick Prather, 0. T. C. Wultm Rendigs, O. T. C. joseph K. Rice, 31 Eng. Roy Roshong. S. A. T. C. Francis Roudebush, U. T. C. Herschall Sheitcrly. . C Harold Smith XVIII. Sommer. S. A. T. C. Reg. Sgn-Maj. H. Stegner, 126th F. A. HBTJ LicuL. S. Fred Kcmper Lieut. Albrecht F. Lcue Licut. Adam Mackay, British Engineers LieuL Thad Montgomery LiuuL Burton C. Morris Lieut. James G. Nipper: Lieut. Dudley M. Uutcalt Lieut. Chas. H. Porter Lieut. Dudley K. Sadler Lieut. Irving Schroth Lieut. Hmmn C. Stanley Limit. Percy Thumpson Lieut. Eric 'l'wachtmann Licut. Bruce Wallace Lieut. John W'hitcly Lieut. Estel Yeiter Engign Howard Mitchell Ralph Van Matrc. Aviation J. Earl Weatherford. S. A. T. C. James Weaver, 5 A. T. C. Bat. Sgt.-Maj. A. H. W'hitc. 130 F. A. Act. Sgt. John Wykoff, S, A. T C. Navy Carl Wm. Frey, S. N. T. C. Lloyd Johnson Donald Miller, Annapolis William Moore, Elev. M C. Roht. M. Mirris, G. M., lst C fa; Arthur McClure, S. N. T. C. Irving Noble, S. N. T. C. Mrilmut Taylor, S. N. T. C. Ralph Wolfinger, S. N. T. C. Y. M. C. A. Bert Lyons Er1 ward Meyer Colors Beta Nu of Beta Theta Pi Beta Nu Chapter established :11. UniversiL-x' :31 Cincinnati in 1390 rPink amd Blue Flou'er- Rose Fratres in Facultate W'illiam 'P. Burris, A. Mu L. H. D. Stephen C. Aycm M. D. H. Kcnnon Dunham, M. D. Frank H, Lamb. M. D. Dudley WA Palmen MV D. Benjamin W. Gaines, M. D. Robert Stephenson, M. D J. L. Tuechtur, M. D. Thomas H. Kelley. M. D. Fratres in Academicae 1919 Herbert Stewart VVinans 1920 Samuel Pogue Todd Herbert Nm'tnn West Vernon Bradfey Roberts 1921 Donald Avcy Patterson Charles Henry Schradcr Raymzmd Kinney Cunl'aer William Holcomb Hinsrh William Howe Fuller Phiiip Henry Cone I 138 I 1922 W'illiam Albert Cordes Willard Blayney chsenden A11is0n Baptiste Ideson Donald Anderson Maish Howard Edward Metzgcr Stanley Clayton Withrow 1923 Edgar Douglas Coons Nelson Forsyth Caldwell Dwight William Maddux Ralph Chisholm Kline James IIm-kncss Stoehr Lawrence Coclmower VVinans Beta Nu of Beta Theta Pi Honor Roll Dr. Robert M. Blanchard, Cokmel Dr. Faris M. Blair, Captain Dr. Robert D. Massey, Captain Dr, Dudley W. Palmer, Captain Walter W. Tangeman, Captain John W. Sheriff, Captain Ellis B. Gregg, J12, Captain Dr. Henry K. Dunham, Captain Eldridge G. Smith, lst Lieut. William H. Kite, J11, lst Lieut. Ralph A. Kreimer, 151: Lieut. Dr. Thomas H. Kelley, lst Lieut. Dr. Allen M. Taylor, lst Lieut. John H. Stewart, lst Lieut. Chauncey M. Tildeu, lst Licut. Frederick W. Engdahl, lst Lieut. Ben R. Schneider, Ist Licut. Edgar M. Webb, 1312 Lieut. Clifford C. Gregg, lst Lieut. Anton W. Schneider, lst Lieut. George C. Brown, lst Lieut. VVellslake D. Morse. lst Lieut. Roland W. Richardson, 151; Lieut. Alden L. Hart. 2d LieutA 'Waitcr R. Mason, 2d Licut. Charles Nimmo. J11, 2d Lieut. Maurice W, VVilsml, 2d Lieut. Gove Compton, 2d Lieut. John T. Dale, 2d Lieut. Ralph L. Langenheim. 2d Lieut Edmund H. Geohegan, 2d Lieut. j. Karl Hctsch, 2d Licut. Phillip H. Cone, 2d Lieut. Asa V. Butterfleld, 2d Lieut. C. Hammond Avery, 2d Licut. Campbell N. Jackson 2d Lieut. Cedric C. Fosdick, 2d Lieut. Carl A. Markgraf, 2d Lieut. Raymond K. Cooper, 2d LieuL. CliI'fOrd F. Ahlcrs, Ensign Smith Hickenlooper, 0. TA C. Carl P. Mitchell, Sergeant E. W'. Simpkinson, Sergeant Clifford D. Paddack, Sergeant Richard H. Kalbfus, Sergeant Hall C. Smith, Sergeant Harold W. Liddle, Sergeant Elliot D. Becker, Sergeant James W. Montgomery. Cadet Stanley C. VVithrow, Cadet Ralph L. Boss, Section Chief, U. S. N. C. Seabrookc Marsh, Petty Officer. U. S. N. Gilbert H. Hicks, Corpoml Stanley 8. Taylor, Corporal W. Alford Gregg, Corporal Kenneth P. Geohegan, Corporal C. Robert Briggs. Corporal Edward 8. Robinson, Chairman Trade Test! Bureau of War De- partment Frank F. Taylor, Y. M. C. A. Whittier Dnuthit Schmidt 0. Fasset Isphordink Rngers , PnyselI Gregory Averil Breiel Osborne Mendenhall Shrynck Pme Howell Buck Sloan Fiseher F. Fasset Dorsey Widau Sudholf Kepler Watkins Phi Delta Theta Coiors -Azurc and Argent Flower FWhite Carnation Fratres in Facultate Isaac joslin Cox. Ph D. Seldom Gale Lowrie. PIL D. Cyrus DeWitt Meade, Ph D Fratres in Collegio Medicinae Eslie Asbury Paul SuthFF William Koehler Holly Zwick George Guest 1919 Fratres in Academicae 1922 Robert Dorsey Harvey Howall George Douthit Charles Fischer. Jr. Lionel Kepler George Fulton Henry Schmidt Earl Widen: Oliver FassetL Charles Sloan. jr. Lewis Gregory Edward Sudhon 1921 George Rodgers Charles Shryock William Averill Earl Watkins X-Villard Breiel VVilmot Whittier 1920 Cyrus Osborn Walter Mendenhall Donald Buck Leslie Pint: Robert Poysell Francis Fassett Georgc Kuehnlc Pledge Gerald Isphmwhngr l 149 5 Members Majors James B. Kemper Arthur C. Everham Captains Howard Francis Shell William H. Fiilmore John D. Ellis a' chbert L. Rockwell Norman E. Conway Burt H. Wuclfkoetter John Andrew Allen John F. Leary Joseph Franklin .Icwett 'kBurton E. Robinson Raymond G. Church W. Kenneth Peck Ward E. Guest R. A. Tomassene Karl Little lst Lieutenants Henry Brown McGill John Neal Joyce IDavid H. Ackerson John H. Ames Frank Rininger Miller Charles E. Kilgour Robert Hall Morrison James I. Taylor Lowell H. Ludwig Earl W. Vinnedge i'Hall A. Taylor Lewis Marion Croslcy Russell M. Easton Godfrey E. Strauss William E. Robinson Charles W. Forde Roland Ralph Pyne Lewis A. Querner Neil Wright 1EDeum-ate-ri with Croix d2 Guerra. of Phi Delta Theta in Service 2d Lieutenants Robert L Gieble Roy Palmer J. Drmald Buck Edward B; Sudhof? Lloyd G. Mumaw Arthur C. Dixon Francis F. Fassett William Earl Widau John Harvey Howell Nelson Reck Sergeants Thomas R. Rodgers Elmore B. Heile Edward B, Ames Ralph Frank Waltz john E. Smith Schuler WA Sohngen Lowry H. Swency Timothy C. Mooney Corporals ?Harry C. Froelick Gustave A. Stifel William P. Gillespie Privates Curtiss SA Wiiliams William M. Curphey Pryce J. Ransom J. William Taylor Arthur G. Wakeman Robert 8. Crane Harold P. McEntee Chaplain and Y. M. C. A. lst Lieut. C C. Wunder Charles A Schroetter Ensigns James W. Pottenger George E Habekotte Jay R. Petree TKilled in Action. I 141 I Warrant Officer Harold M. Altamer Navy Hubbard M, London Robert Leslie Pine 8. N. T. C. William Earl Watkins Walter S. Mendcnhall Robert E, Foysell S. A. T. C. William A. Koehler Chester C. Staats Paul G. SudhoH Holly Zwick John Robert Dorsey Charles Fischer Charles H. Sloan, .Ir. Charles Shrynck Eslie Somers Asbury Lionel j. Kepler William D. Averill George W Breiel Cyrus Richard Osborn John E. Fick Theron MCC. Brown Oliver Keith Fassett George K. Rodgers Williams J. Perkins Henry S. Mather Lewis 1. Gregory Dean Antrim Theo. H. McConnon Harold W. Pexton George Kuehnle Gearge R. Douthit John Wilmot Whittier IDied in Service. Gamma Xi of Delta Tau Delta Established ml the University :Jf Cim'iunati. October 30. 1909 Colors-Purplc. X'Vhitc and Gold Hmwr iPansy Fratres in Facultate Rufus Suuthwm'th, AHVL. M.D. Clarcnft Stcvcrm, A.R-I. Robcrt Clark Gowdy. P11.D. TI Fredcrich Koenig, LLAD. Fratres in Collegio Medicinea M. Cullen Sexton Fratres in Academicae 1910 1922 Pledges XVultcr Fiul Hachnlu james AA Bmmzm Edwin G. Hibargcr 1920 Ralph W. Sigmund Willard Crain James H. Garrison Edwz-trd C. Hucrlmmp Roland C. Ashton 1921 j. Wesley Papu Hugh M. Brm'cn 1023 j, Ehcrmlu Crawford Aikm M. Crain Stuart R. Garrison Gordon M. Jena; John C. Todd Darryl W. U-'. Johnson HdZi Gamma Xi Of Delta Tau Delta Honor Roll Major 0. C. VVyman Lieut. R. F. Schwenker lst Lieut. Byron H. Wayne lst Lieut C. W. Cummings lst Lieut. C. H. Mackclfresh Lieut. Robert Heuck Joseph B. Matre Capt. William L. Frcyhof Lieut. H. B. McRae Capt. C. B. Stansbury lst Lieut. R. G. Carothers Leeds Bronson lst Licut. Charles S. Schwarz Sergeant Karl V. Eiser Hugh M. Davidson Corporal Robert J. Bissell T. M. Armstrong Lieut. Herbert H. Schroth Capt. R. C. Gowdy V. W. Fischbach Capt. F. Stanley Krug Lieut. WA R. Schraefer Lieut. A. P. Colligan Capt. Ed. D. Schorr Lieut. H. W. Langmcad lst Lieut. H. B. Holdt Lieut. H. C. Howland Capt. Karl 8. Day Ensign Baylc M. Richardson Corp LOuis 8. Gabriel H. S. Tucker H431 G. Lawrence Kemp Lieut. P. 13. Mills 3 S. Butterfwld J. A. Brett Sergeant Carl L. Gracser lst Lieul. Davis: L. James Lieut. D. G. Fries Richard D. Conn Sergeant NI. C Sexton Lieul; Robert M. Todd J. T. SchraFfe-nberger C. J. Petzhold Walter F. Haehnle Lieut A. O. Buckingham C. H. Rogert. William L. Ettinger Ensign Harold J. Lush Lieut. Leroy C. Petty J. B. Petzhold J. E. Downcy Sergeant j. H. Garrison Lieut. Arch D. McCartney I Nixon Lutz Lieut. Hugh M. Bowen Sergeant Stuart R. GilrriSOn Sergeant. J. E Crawford Sergeant John C. Todd Ralph XV. Sigmund Gordon M. Jones Corp. Ed. C. Huerkamp Sergeant Darryl 'W W. Johnson XV. Mclntire McIntire VVagns-r Schierluh Curtiss Heaven Elliott Bear J. B. Jones B. Wydman Fitzgerald GrPiser R. Wydma-n Thomas Havelaar Goodwyn Wright H. C. Jones Brueggeman EllPl'S J. G. Jones Pi Kappa Alpha Founded at Univcrsity of Virginia. 1868 Alpha Xi Chartered at University of Cincinnati. 1910 Color: -Garnet and Gold FloweriLily-of-tl'ue-Vaney Frater in Facultate Reginald k-ICGrane, PlL D. Fratres in Collegio Medicinae 1020 1921 jamcs G. junes Herbert C. Jones Clifford Jr Strashley Harold H. Wagner Erwin M. Strachley Fratres in Academicae 1919 Louis j. chshuw 1923 William Brucggemnn Edward C. Striatelmeier j. Mahler: Beaven William C. lentirc Edward Wagner, Jr. H. Wm. Beer Francis J. Wright Robert Wyrlmun P. H. Fitzgerald 1921 Byron W'ydman W. C. Havclaar George H. Eilers 1922 j. Bolling Jones T. Ernest Elliott Howard Curtiss Frederick Schierloh Kenneth E. Grciscr W'allace McIntire Clifford Thomas l144l Pi Kappa Alpha Honor Roll George M. Arnold, Sergeant Curtis R Beresford. Private Ambrose C. Black. Warrant Officer Challen F. Boake, Sergeant Edward A. Boalt. Lieut. Harry Britten, Corporal Leonard E. Brunn. Sergeant Wallace Cromley. Lieut. Carlton E. Davidson. Lieut. Thomas Denham. Lieut. Joseph R. Edmuuston. Private Charles C. Eulass. Privatia Cherington L. Fisher, Private Gerald E. Fitzgerald, Lieut, George Goodwyn, Lieut. Edwin Guckenbergen Private George Hodapp. Private Herbert F. Koch. Corporal J. Burk LeClere, Lieut. George Metzger, Private Albert G. B'Iuenzcnmaier. Corporal Fay A. Norton. Warrant Officer Arthur C. Osborne, Lieut, Ralph Ottenjohn, Sergeant Harry Rawlings, Midshipman Arthur E. Richardson. Private Emory N. Root. Lieutl Robert M. Schell. Captain Morton B. Shepard. Lieut, S. Ward Sterling. Lieut. H. P. Talcott, Warrant Ofiicer Colonel H. Thompson. Lieut A. Gordon Van Ness, Lieut. Leroy C. Voss, Licut Howard C. Waldo. Seaman J. Gregg Walker, Private Randall Walker. Corporal Alfred chzel. Corporal H.451 Krunman Friedman Saga! Lifschibz Hachen Meyers Hc-rwir'z. Salkover Brickner Scllz Isserman Goldman Omicron of Sigma Alpha Mu Fratres in Graduate School Barnett Robert Brickner, AL A. Irving: Frederick Reiehert, B. A Frater in Law School Morris Lil'schitz. B. A. Fratres in Collegio Medicinae David Samuel Ilachen Samuel S. Herwitz Fratres in Collegio Academicae 1919 1922 Albert Goldman Harry Lincoln Kronman Ferdinand Myron Issvrmym Eugene chaI 1921 Leo Friedman Fratres in United States Service Philip Mitchell Meyers Zola DCutCh. 1921 Nicholas Mann Sulkover Arthur Goodman Simon. 1921 Pledges Samuel Svltz Louis E. Grafmnn Arltnhm H. Finkclstcin Mi1Lm1 Henry Schmidt 11461 Sigma Alpha Mu Founded November 26, 1907, at the College of the City of New York Omicron Chapter established at the University of Cincinnati February 24, 1917. C010r$ Purp1e and VVhi te FlaweriFleur-de-lis Roll of Chapters Alpha, Coliege 0f the City of New York Beta. Cornell University Gamma. Columbia University Delta, Long Island College Hospital Epsilon, College of Physicians and Surgeons Zeta. Cornell University Medical School Eta, Syracuse Univertity. Theta, University of Pennsylvania Iota, State University of Kentucky Kappa, University Of Minnesota. Lambda, Harvard University Nu, University of Buffalo Xi, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Omicron University of Cincinnati R110, University of Illinois Alpha Nu Sigma Kirkpatrick Reade Shulte Hubstetter Champlain Mlller Hullister Kratt Alannder thriller: Norton Dr Allen Fuller Plath J. Ailen Norris Embshuff Weigand Myers H48! Alpha Nu Sigma Founded january 12. 1911. at thL- Univcrr'ity ul' 1'Tincinuati Flown -Bluv CurnBower Colors B11101: rmd Gold Frater Honorarius H. E. Wrarrington, U. CH 1890 Frater in Collegio Medico john F. Davis Fratres in Academicae 1919 Clifton D. Norris Earl H. Flath Robert B. Fuller James E Allan George Embshoff 1920 Ralph W. Reade Norman A. thstetter 1921 Vernon I. Wiegand 1922 Leonard C. Hollister Dona'ld Allan Clarence Alexander VViHiam Mucner Earl Myers John K. Kirkpatrick Harold J. Norton Glenn H. Allen 1923 Emil Kratt VVaIiace Champlain Sigma Delta Pi D'Il'lllPHy Hhuh'P Fim'h Brm'kman DuGinlhlrr W'eller Taylor HaIIkPR Peymn Williams Melhupp lglilr Camphszll Pipvr KPL'VL'r High Pape- Schaufels- Knski Guilrlay FhamHer Constable McKinlvy Ulhlpin Ktmhler Sarvis Hpnlein Bright Mu'th H501 Sigma Delta Pi Founded at the University of Cincinnati, October 8, 1912 Cahn's-Royal Purple and White FIower--The Violet Fratres in Academicae 1919 Christopher L. Koehler H. Calmer Uihlein Fred C. Todd 1920 Selden F. High Stanley P. Rhein 1921 Hector Leigh Brite Paul John Chandler Charles Constable Carl Albert Henlein John P. Herzog Dewey G. Richter Robert G. F. Sarvis William H. Schaufele E. L. iVICKirde-y 11511 1921 Howard L Pope Charles Willard DcGinther Frank Weiler Henry K. Campbell 1922 Brent F inch Ladrue Gramm- Robert Dmmelly Norbert C. Brockman Harry Williams Robert N Piper Herbert K. Kcevcr Frank H. Hankes George E. Muth 1923 E Ralph House Fred V. Igler Coryc-ll Walls Carnelius Kindel Hamiltnn Auburn Bean Margraf Romp Cunningham Mlttendtlrf Davies Lambda Chi Alpha Founded at Boston University, November 2. 1909 Gamma Gamma Chaptrr installed at. tho Univursity of Cincinnati. 1910 Colors --Purple. Gwen and Gold Frater in Facultate Frederic M. Thrasher, A. M. Fratres in Collegio Medicinae john Lv Lapsley Fraters in Academicae 1919 1920 William A. Margmf James H. Cunningham, Jr. 1921 1922 Augustus Beall, Jr, Horace Auburn Lawrence- S. C'oryell Daniel .I. Kindel Chase M. Davies Carl Rich Burnham Firmcy James T. Walls a 1A. '1 Pm 51me 1923 Eugene h. Mittmdorf 1 1 . Lam Lornehus I1521 Lambda Chi Alpha Chapter Roll Alpha Boston University Gamma, Massachusetts Agricultural College Epsilon. University of Pennsylvania Zeta, Pennsylvania State College Iota. Brown University Lambda, IV'Iasgachusetts Institute of Technology Beta, University of Maine Sigma, University of Michigan Phi, Rutgers Delta. Bucknell Pi, Worccster Polytechnic Institute Omicron, Cornell University Mu, University of California Tau, Washington State College Eta, Rhode Island State College Theta, Dartmouth University Upsilon, Louisiana State University Xi, Depauw University Chi, University of Illinois Omega, Alabama Polytechnic Institute Kappa, Knox College Nu, University of Georgia Rho, Union College PSL Purdue University Alpha Alpha, Butler College Alpha Gamma. University of South Dakota 1153! Alpha Epsilon, Harvard University Alpha Zeta, Colgate University Alpha Iota. NorthwesLem University Alpha Lambda, Oregon Agricultural College Alpha Beta, University of Wisconsin Alpha Sigma. Cumberland University Alpha Phi, University of Alabama Alpha Delta. Missrmri School of Mines: Alpha Pi. University of Denver Alpha Omricon, Indiana University Alpha Mu. University of Texas Amha Tau, Iowa State College Alpha Eta, Oklahoma A. and M. College Alpha Theta, Franklin and Marshall College Alpha Upsilon, Syracuse University Alpha Xi. New Hampshire College Alpha Chi, Richmond College Alpha Omega, Ohio University Alpha Kappa, Wabash College Alpha N 1.1, Western Reserve University Alpha Rho. Colby College Alpha Psi, University of Washington Gamma Alpha. University of Akron Gamma Gamma, University of Cincinnati Wise L'. Adler S. Adler Freund RauL-h DiserL-ns Rupp Braunstuin Alpha Pi Delta Foundrd at the University Of Cincinnati. 1916 C0301: -Liklc and Gold 14an -The W'uodbiuc Frater in Facultate Charles M. Diserens Fratres in Academicae Charles Adler Elk Freund Sidney Adler Cordon L. Ranch Harry A. Bmunstcin anull W Rupp IA 3 IilLtJU W'isc Fratres in U. S. Service Eric L. Sthuhu Willard Niet'lurlmuscr I 154 l Jane Schmid. . . . . . Gertrude Kemp . . Mary Kramer, , , . . . Delta Delta Delta Lillian Meeds Roberta Stoehr Luella Latta, Ahmmul Kappa Delta Elizabeth Spalding:r Marian Fry Charlotte Long. Ahmmal Kappa Alpha Theta h-Iargueritc Reid Gertrude Kemp Mary Louise Rutter. Alumna? WWWS PANEELLENE QSSWMTIW . . . Prmidcnt Secretary ..... . . . . . . Treasurer Chi Omega Laura MCNutt Evelyn Enncking Mrs. C. WY. Beckett. Alzmmal Kappa Kappa Gamma Helen Linnzxrd Jeanette Striker Carolyn XICGLm'zm. :Uammal Delta Zeta Katharine Jamieson Mary Kramer Mrs. WV VViHc-X'. .Urtlimuf Theta Phi Sigma Mary Ann Ries Christinc Hoshaw Loretta Hamlon, :Umnmzf H551 G men Andersun Meeds Curdes Cone A. Taylor PZH'E'T Knight Smellr Lantis MillPr Wilsun S. Luehbert Jump: Purvps Whitaker Ulland Klnnpy Jnhnsun G, LuPhberL Ford Mr Taylor Kemper Lleyd Gale- Ransun Britnely Delta Delta Delta Founded at Boston Urlivcrsity. 1838 Zeta Chapter installed at University of Cincinnati, 1892 C010r5 Silver. GUIL1 and Blue Fimt'w' , Pansy Sorores in Facultate Sorores in Graduate School Clara Ackerson Helen Tangemun Sorores in Academicae 1919 Mary Anderson Doroth 3' Cone Margaret Cordes Margaret Green Anne Knight Lillian Meeds Maraon Pavel 1920 Martha Lantis Sylvia Luebbert Ethel Kinney Frederica Miller Marjorie Purves Roberta Stoehr Amelia Taylor 1921 Olivia James Frances johnson Virginia Kempcr Russell Ransom Susan Wilson 1922 Dorothy Britney Althea Ford Rose Gale Cicely Lloyd Gladys Luebbert Marion Taylor Ruth Ulland Naomi W'hitaker Sorores in Nurses Training School Parthenia Foster Adelaide Richardson Meta Miller Mary Louise Wilson 1 I57 1 Fillmore Fraig Spalding Shigley Kern Hulick Mchnald Fry Grusse Stewart Turpin McAIce Omega Xi Chapter of Kappa Delta Kappa Delta founded at Virginia State. Normal. 1897 Omega Xi installed at University uf Cim'innmi. 1913 Cat'm'5 01ixfc Green :md W'hitc Ficmm'aV-Vhitc Rose Sorores in Facultate Helen SLanley Dummy Ferry Josephine Osborne Margaret Campbell Roberta Gibson Sorores in Collegio Medicinae Dorothea Scoville Mary Thomas Sorores in Academicae 1919 1921 Lucille Crugg Margaret Grosse- Margueritc Shiglcy lliMrL-d Kern 1920 Marjorm htewurt Hilda Fillmore Marian Fry Elizabeth Slmlding 1922 Virginia Irene Hulick Helen McAfee Elizabeth McDonald Virginia Turpin Patronesses Mrs B. C. Van Wye Mrs. G. 0, White l1591 Nirhulx Seuhrisl, Stephens Schoiar Brarkman Myen Burris NL Murdmrk Buutet Semdinc D. Dysart Hatlield Roid Dickprsnn FischPr Stuart Kemp Farpf-ntor Atkins James Morris Struhlc Shelton Puwsll E. Murdock Brady Alpha Tau of Kappa Alpha Theta Kappa Alpha Theta founded at DePauw University, 1870 Alpha Tau Chapter installed at the University of CincinnatL 1915 College Chapters. 43 Alumnae Chapters, 32 Cblm's-w Black and Gold Flower The Pansy Soror in Facultate Marguerite Resor Soror in Collegio Medicinae Violetta Shelton Sorores in Academicae 1919 1921 Hulda Brackman Ethel Atkins Tunis Dickerson Judith Boutet Marjorie Nichols Henrietta Brady Marguerite Reid Mildred Carpenter Anne Stephens Dorothy Dysart Florence StuarL Isabelle Dysurt Adele Fischer Louise Hatfield 1920 Agnes James Gertrude Kemp Elsa Morris Edna Scheiar Edith Murdock Esther SechrisL Alfarata Myers 1922 Elizabeth Burris Minerva Powell Marion Murdock Helen Serodino E11611 Strublc Pledges Charlotte Merry Katherine Withrow 11611 Snow M . Knight McNutt Patterson Schaefer A-IEMillan Buchanan H. Knight Enneking Hagvm yer Finke W'achs Sullivan PHeger Driehaug Parry Pc-ysnll Voss Krrirner H ubhard lined Le-r Barker Case Pi Alpha 0f Chi Omega Founded at University of Arkansas, 1895 Pi Alpha Chapter installed at University of Cincinnati. 1913 Colors Cardina1 and Straw Floweri'White Carnation Soror in Facultate Sophie W'. Brunhnff Soror in Collegio Medicinae Mary Sadelia Knight Soror in Collegio Legis Regina Class Sorores in Academicae 1919 1921 Evelyn Elmeking Mary Hubbard Elizabeth Hagemeyer Dorothy Poysell Damaris Mch'IiHan Bess Parry Laura McNutt Elcnorc VVachs Mary Patterson 192 2 Louise Schaefcr A Loulse Barker Catherine Snow 1920 Helen Knight Jane Sullivan 1921 Virginia Buchanan Nanette Casc Elinor Driehaus Louise Kreimer Edna Pflegcr Charlotte Rocdter Eleanor Finke Sylvia VOSS v Pledge Marion D0116 l1631 L. H.311 LerJ rd Huhr Schmid Momma Mitrhull Edwards Martin Parker Stacy C, Hall G Jhmann Suherl Kruse Linnard Stukvr Baird Schvilfele Spickar McGregor Steinman Beta Rho of Kappa Kappa Gamma Founded November, 1870 0101'5- Dark Blue and Light Blue F10uw-- Fleurhde-lis Soror in Facultate Ruth B. G uhman n Sorores in Academicae 1919 Louise Hall Lorna Kruse Jane Schmid Margaret Spickcr Elizabeth Stacy 1920 Helen Linnard Mildred LeSourd Kathryn Monroe Jeanette Striker 1021 Sadie Edwards Grace Hall Marion Martin Cuba Mitchell Louise Scherl 19.22 KIar-Y Baird Florence Gahr Helen Guhmann Ruth McGregor Loretta Parker Corinne Scheiffele K Iarie St einm Em Millur Culimrlann Walker Farnswnrth Allrin Kramer Rugatzy Richardsun Huenefeld Delta Zeta Xi Chapter installed 1916 Founded October 24. 1902, Miami University. Oxford, 01110 C'cnlors9Rose rmd Nile Green F10mw--Killnrney Rose 1919 Charlene Culbertson Katherine Jamieson Katherine Krcidlcr Marjorie Miller 1920 Arlie Daniels Elaine Dchck Katherine Keating Mary Kramer Louise Lilly Frances Rutledge Catharine Swing 1921 Florence Ford IVIurgareL Huenefeld Bertha Rogatsky Ruth Seifried Charlotte Walker 1922 Dorothy Allen Amelia Bush Sue Corwin Marion Farnsworth Sarah Keating Sibylla Richardson PauIine Rutledge Mary Ann Mics Chrisu'm: Hmew Ruth NHrris' Kaila Kehm lelm-r Tuckc-r Kama H'f'nnnell Tracy Hectvrberg F. Wasmvr Barnard Lliefenbach Alpha Delta Chapter of Alpha Chi Omega Founded at DePauw University, 1885 Installed at University of Cincinnati, April. 1919 C'm'm'x -.qcarlut and Olive Green Ffou-er--Carnntion zmd Smilax College Chapters. 26 Alumnae Chapters, 12 Alumnac Clubs. 23 Patronesses Mrs. M. C. Hunt Mrs. W. H. Parker Mme. G. Aerts Mrs. E. Talbert Mrs. W'. E. Slillxvtll Sorores in Academicae 1919 1922 Helm Kathie Mary U'Conm-ll Mary Ncufarth Elizabeth Tucker Alice H'asmcr Pledge Aline Barnard 1920 Mary Ann Ries Ruth M. Morris 1921 Amy Diefenhnch Aline Hesterberg Christine Hoshaw Florence M. Kane Charlotte E. Kthm Kathryn Lindner Intz Tracey HSQI Mithucfer Danzigcr Moure Warnpr Clark Krapp Wetzei Wurkum Theta of Pi Kappa Sigma Founded a1; YpsilantL hrlichigan, State Normal Rchonl, November 17. 1894 Theta Chapter installed at University of Cincinnati. january 20, 1917 Colaa's-Turquoise B1118 and Gold FlowersiForgct-mc-not and j rmquil Patronesses Miss Anne Laws Mrs. David J. Workum Sorores in Academicae 1919 1920 Julia Clark Hannah W'Oqum Jessie Danzigcr Katherine Werner Elizabeth Moore Mildred Krap Emmy Lou Mithncfcr 1921 Hduna XVGTZE'I Pledges Helen Brim Elizabeth HZthUH Marcella Schroth 11711 Theta Chapter of Nu Sigma Nu Flower 7Red and White Carnations; Color.v--GaI'11t-t :md W'hiLc Fatres in Facultate Stephen C. Ayrea A. 31., M. D. Edmund M. Baellr, M. D, Roger H Nlurris. A. B. M. D. Mark AA Brmvn, M. D. Edward D. Allguier. A. B., M. D. James Bcntlcy. M. D. William Shannon. A. 13. M. D. B 0.8111ith. M. D. Dudlry 'W. Pulmur. B. 8.. M D Dudley Webb. M. U. Robert Curmthem M. D. R. B. Cufield. NI. D. James K1. Rowe. A. 13.. M. D. John D Miller. M. D. Clarence j. King. M, D. Roburt Stevcnsun. XL D Star Foni M. D. E. XV. Walker. A. B. M. D, mm; H. Kcnuon Dunham. M, D, Mugnus A. Tutu, M. D. Gordon McKim. M. D. Charles P, Kennedy. M. D. XV'iHi-gml j. Gm? ll. D. Charles E. KiL-ly. A. 13. Frank M. Coppock. Jlt. A. B1. Mk D. James XV Miller. M. D Frank Fee. RI, D, Charles Langdale. M. D. Carleton G. Crislcr. M. D. Robert D. Maddox. M. D. E. Gustav Zinku. M. D. Charles Boniticld. NI. D. Benjamin WV Gaines. M. D. William Mithncfcr. M. D. Wyhe M. Ayers. M. D. Theta Chapter of Nu Sigma Nu Fratres in Collegio 1919 Ward Denver Cole-an John Charles Hagin Lloyd Leggett Horskins Davis Lillard Donald Johnson Lyle Clifton Forest McClintic Robert Scott Martin Charles Stewart Noonan George Wallace Ryan Frank Vierling 1920 Earnest N. Beatty Earl M. Britenburthr James Guy Jones Howard Dixon McIntyre Samuel Garvin Moliuder Victor Ray, Jr. Vernon Bradley Roberts VViHiam Raymond Rogers Marshall Cullen Sexton Clifford John Straehlcy Ervin Miller Straehley 1920 Clifford Shcrwuud Turner jerome Ziegler 1921 George Bcnziug. Jr. Lloyd King Falter Hewitt Blain Hannah Herbert Claiborne Jones Joseph Lindner Herbert Patrick Malone Matthew Clarence Pirrung Clarence Joseph Shafer Harold Harr Wagner 1922 William Harry Brucggemann Maynard S. Cherington William Howe Fuller Herman Keck Guernsey Reines Lunger George William McClure Maurice Irving Millcr William Ellison Shattuc W'alter Charles Vester Omega Upsilon Phi SulnurHr-lri f'ivvk C-JnnI-r Smith Thompsnn W'Illu' Paul Haas Iluhmar. Eraunlin Siwepymn Runyan Beta Chapter of Omega Upsilon Phi Flower- Red Carnation Fratres in Facultate Julian Benjamin, B. 8., M. D. Sidney Lange. A. B.. M. D. Oscar Berghausm. A. 13., M. D Walter B. List, M. D. F. J. Boyd. M. D. Louis Ransohoff, M. D, F. R. C. S. Albert F. Freiberg. M. D. August Ravogli, M. D. Charles Goosmam M, D. Victor M. Ray M. D. John E. Greiwe, A. M.. M. D. Charles. A. L. Reed. A. M., M. D. Louis G. Heyn. M. D. John R Stark. M. D. Charles A. Hofling, M. D. Ellmore B. Tauher. M. D. H. H. Hoppe. NL DA E. W. W'agncr, M. D. S. Iglauer, B. S. M. D.. F. A. C. S. H. B. Weiss. M. D. S. P. Kramer. M. D. David VVolfstein. M. D. Fratres in Collegio 1919 1921 Robert F. Braunlin. B. S. Carl E. Picck Joseph A. Conner. B. S. Gerrard T.XVi11ke John F. Davis. B. S. Charles Wylie James Thompson. B39 1920 1922 Albert L. Haas Elliot M, Hendricks David D. Hachem BA 5 Louis J. Hendricks David S. Hachcn. B. S. Sam. S. I'Ierwitz Kenneth L. Lockwood. B. 3 William C. Paul William M. Runyan. B. S. Harry A. Somerfjcld, Jr. Herbert N. Smith Emil R. Swepston 91751 Phi Alpha Delta Fnumlm'l at Chicago Law School. 1897 Chuac Chapter Established April IL 1908 Fratres in Facultate Chas. E. VVHJCK LL, 8, Clarence L. Barton, A. 13., LL, B. H. F. Koenig. II Ch. E,. B. C.. LL. B. Fratres in Academicae 1019 1921 William I'Inbcklrrttr Kumig. A 13, Walter Roderick Harlzm Herbert Tlmmpson Leylamd William Foster Hapkins Thomas ,croy TulIL-ntirc Le'm'rence Roy Lytlc, A. B. 1920 Francis Benedict McCommghy. Frank Simpstian Gru'wlnn, A. R. A. B. Jay erncr William Mackie Myers Arthur Meymx A 13 George Parker Smith Philip Alfred szm Frank joseph W'eller Aumn Wham Henry Joseph VVCHL'I' Hmvzml XViLhCI'iJ-V Pledge Crlrl XViHiilm Frey. 1921 176 I Phi Alpha Delta Roll of Honor of Chase Chapter Commissioned Officers lst LieutA j W. Morris, jr. Lieut. Gregor Moormuu lst Licut Ray O'Brien Lieut. Frederick E. Renkcrt lst Lieut. August A. Rendigs Lieut. J. Frederick Smith lst Lieut. S A. Skelton Lieut. john Strudell Lieut. Leenard J. Carter Lieut. Eugene B. Sullivan Lieut. Frank Graydon LieutS JusLus Sunderman Lieut. Lawrence Lytlc Licut. Elmer Warc Lieut. Arthur Meyer Ensign Francis: E. Mchnaughy Enlisted Men Vernon W. Astler Wilton A. Foster Edward B. Jordan Harris Anson Robert E. Freer Howard Joseph Clarence E. Barton Edward Gausepohl Herbert F. Koch Oris Bennett Ollie George Frank L. Leonard Harry Britten Waiter R. Harlan Herbert T. Leylund Elmer C0nwa3' Frank Harvey William M. Myer . Edward H. Dell J. Lewis Homer G90 C. Peacock Howard Doyle Wm. Foster Hopkins Ship Building Thomas Tallcntire Wm. Seymour XValsh, John C. Thompson Civilian Personnel Aviation Walter 1L Todd Frank J. WreH-Jr Reginald R. Truhy Aaron XVcsm Howard Winston Hodson K. Young Chapters BlackstontiChicago-Kent College of Law. Chicago, Ill. Storyu-DePaul University. ChicagoS Ill. Fuller-iNorthwesteru University School of Law, Chicago, 111. W'ebsterSChicago Law School, Chicago, Ill. MarshallSUniversity of Chicago, Chicago. Ill. RyauSUniversit-v of Wisconsin. Madison. Wis Magruder WUniversit-v of Illinois. Champaign. 111. Campbellri-University Of Michigan. Ann Arbor, Mich. GarlandiUniversity of Arkansas. Littke Rock, Ark. Hay--W'estem Reserve University, Cleveland. Ohio I 177 l Phi Alpha Delta Chaptem-won tinned BentonwKansas City Law School, Kansas City. MO. Capen I1lin0iS Wesleyan University, Bloomington, Ill. Hammond Univcrsity of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa Chasm.L-Cincinnati Law School. Cincinnati, Ohio Williams N01-thwestern College of Law, Portland. Ore. Rapallo-New York University, New York City, N. Y. Lawson University of Missouri. Columbia, Mo. Taft Georgetown University, Washington, D. C. Calhoun-Yale University, New Haven. Conn. Green University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kan. JeHerson-University of Virginia. University, Va. Gunter-dUniversity of Colorado, Boulder, Colo. Hamlianniversity of Maine, Bangor, Me. Corlissi University of North Dakota. Grand Forks. N. D. Ross University of Southern California, Los Angeles, Cal. Holmes Le1and Stanford Jr. University, Stanford University, Cal. Temple UniVersity Of California, San Francisco. Cal. StapleS-VVashington and Lee University, Lexington. Va. HugheSgDenver University. Denver. Colo. Clay-University of Kentucky, Lexington. Ky. Kent University of Idaho, Moscow, Idaho Dunbar UniVersity of Washington, Seattle. Wash. Reese-University of Nebraska, Lincokn. Neb. Brewerijohn B. Stetson University, De Land, Fla. Harlan-Univemity of Oklahoma, Norman, Okla. McReynolds Univcrsity of Tennessee. Knoxville, Tenn. Livingstorl Columbia University New York. N. Y. Alumni Chapters The Alumni Chapters: of : Chicago. 111. Portland, Ore. New York City, N Y, Wrzlshingtun. D C. Kansas City, Mo. L05 Angeles, Cal; Cincinnati, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio Grand kas. N. D. HTSJ San Francisco, Cal. Milwaukee, Wis. Denver, Colo. Indianapolis. Ind. Shields Cooper Bailey V an Wye- Lc'yland Tau Kappa Alpha Founded at Butler Collugc, 1907 Cincinnati Chapter Installed at CincinnaLi, April 1908 C'olor5 Light and Dark Purple Fratres in Facultate C. W. Park, A. M. B C. Van Wyc, A. M. Fratres in Academicae 1919 1930 Edgar Powm's Stewart S. CJL'J-Jl'aer Bcnj. S Silverstein Samuel 1L Bailey W'nltcr F. Hachnlc Horlwrt T, Lcyland I Dewey Shiulrls 1921 J. Ebersolv Crawford 1922 Mihon H. Schmidt I 179 l 5103m- Krenker HulkA Garrialan Rittt-r Widau Mdntirc Umebc Reade Hartman Alpha Delta of Alpha Chi Sigma Frater in Alchimia Honorarius Drr 101m Uri Lloyd Fra tres in Facul tate Dr. E F. Farnau Dr. Clifford I Rum: L. I. Fulton Charles E. H'Und Fratres in Academicae i919 1921 Herman C. Grnelau Luu Stegemc-yur Earl B. Kincaid Edward Vt'agnen Jr. William C. lentirc Charles H, Sloan. jr, 1920 1922 James H. Garrison John Hughes .l- RCL-d Hartman Mmmfcu C. jewett Ralph W. Reade Pledge Clifford Rilter Frank Milk Earl XYidzm t 13:: J Alpha Chi Sigma Founded at the University of Wiscmwin, 1902 Alpha Delta Chapter established at the University of Cincinnati May 19, 1917 ColorSgPrussian Blue and Chrome Yellow Flowezv-Red Carnation Chapter Roll Aipha, University of Wisconsin Sigma, University of California Beta, University of Minnesota Tau, Cornell University Gamma. Upsilon. Northwestern Uniwrsity Case School of Applied Science Phi. Allegheny College Delta, University of Missouri Chi, Yale University Epsilon. Indiana University Psi Louisiana State University Zeta. University of Illinois Omega. University of Pittsburgh Eta. University of Colorado Alpha Alpha, Theta. University Of Nebraska Leland Stanford jl'. University Iota, Rose Polytechnic Institute Alpha Beta. University Of Alichigan Kappa, University of Kansas Alpha Gamma. Lambda, Ohio State University University of Kentucky Mu, New Hampshire College Alpha Delta, Nu, Pennsylvania State College University of Cincinnati Xi. University of Maine Alpha EpsilmL Omicron, Harvard University XVashington University Pi. Syracuse University Alpha Zeta, Rho. University of North Carolina Masgachusetts Institute Technology Alumnae Chapters Chicago New York San Francisco A. E. F. AlumnaciGeneral Headquarters FranCe Honor Roll Earl Kincaid Menefee Jewett Earl Widau Ralph Reade James Garrison Clifford Ritter William McIntire Lou Stegemeyer Herman Graebe Edward Wagner, jr. Charles H. Sloan Jr. John Hughes Reed Hartman Gifford Rolle Charles Wood l 1811 Alpha Kappa Psi Color5 B1uc and Gold Flower MThe Chrysanthemum Fratres in Facultate Major John C. Duncan Ph. DIE Bert G. Graham Ernest A. Rodeu. C. P A. Edward P. Reusch Fratres in Academicae Walter J. Angehrand? Thus. L. MCJOynH John Brawste? Harold Stewart?F Theo. Hasenohr. Jr. Walter Schafstall Wm. H. Kocnig Henry E. Schmidt Carl Marzinzck Robt. G. Schmidt Howard Martin Anton W. Tischlefk Chapter Roll District I District HI Alphu-- . New York University Bcta---University of Denver NuiBoston C011egzc ZcLa- -University of Nebraska Xii- flarX'zIrd UniversiLy Iota-Univorsity of Texas . . LambdaiUnix'ersiLy of Oklahoma DIStHCt ll PikGeorgiz-l Tech. Gamma NorL1m-estem University Delta. Uniwrsity of Pittsburgh DiStTiCt IV Epsilon, University of Illinois Theta;0regon Agricultural College Eta- -U11ivursity of Cincinnati Kumm----University of Oregon Mu iOlaio State University Omicron- 7Univcrsity of Montana Honor Roll OHic Gwrgtx Sergeant. Q. N. C. Earle Hume. Sergeant, Signal Corps john W. Hucbcr. Cadet. Aviation Corps W'm. H. Stunh-y. Ir. Navy R. B. Wilson. Private, U. S. A. II. XV. 'Wuiss. Sergeant. Q. RI. C. 'hln military or naval HK'I'X'iCiI. I l82 l Mystic 13 The Ancient and Accepted Loyal Order of the Ulex XVinans Hull Roberts Haehnle Puwers Frey Dorsey Wright Thayer Myers Bailey Stapleton Jones HSH The Ancient and Accepted Loyal Order of the Ulex Founded-- Pnssi lJIy Colors 7- Undoubtem y UT of the evanescent mists of the cmpyrean, wafted on billowy zephyrs, leaping the incomparable abyss 10 gash itself finally against a fairy sofmess, the icy kisses come, lurching with each caress, loitering with the vagrant winds. Ah-ha, what hast thou there? And incommunicably mnurnful srmghed the answer, Razberrahs. And so, limned against the incumadined nebulae, we fade and are gone, austercly permeated with the myhrry fragrance, aspiring ever. failing never. Such is; our mission. William Myers Robert Dorsey Herbert James Samuel Bailey Robert Thayer Carl Wm. Frey Edward Wagner James Nippert Robert Stack. Edgar William Fesgenden, Howard Stapleton, Harry Austerlitz, Powers. C yrus Ebersol 0. Francis; W'right Wm. Donald Hall Herbert 'Winans Walter Haehnle William Summer Howard D-ietzger Darryl Johnson V. Bradv Robt-rts Chase Davies C rawford J. Bolling Jones Osborne Ed. Strietlcmeyer, J05. Stewart H.851 Athletic Committee, 1918-1919 RADICAL Chungc tank place 111 HR: personnel of the Athletic Committee When the Cununittov was enlargcd 10 include alumni representatives. UIII'iL-I' the new 1'119111115401111mt Lhc C'fr'n'mniltcv CI'H'ISih'tS 11f four faculty represen- taIiwx three 111111111111 11ml four LsLudmts. one rkzmh from the Liberal Arte. lhc Engincuring :11111 Mwlivul Ct'Mvgufs, 111111 mm Lit. huge. Student Representatives Liberal Arts CnlIugc 11.. . 1 ............ . . . . . . . Howard E, Stupieton Engineering Cuilvge 1 , , 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Sum Bailey AltlliCHI C,'I1llt-gc.. 1 . .. . .. ,. ., . 1. . . . . . . ..HL:FbCTt C. junes Mvmlacr-nt41111::1-. . . .. . . . . . . .. . . . .. . .. . . 1 ,.Eurl Widau Faculty Representatives Mr. Churlcs A. Jourgcr. 17111111111111 Dr, VX, R Murrisun me1 Harry I, Wicman Dr. Hurry ll. Bcncdit't Alumni Representatives Mr. Rulwrt IEcLu-k Dr. Arch I. Carson Mr. Frank L. Raschig I 188 1 Physical Education and the War By Dr. Mm-rintm HE war has taught us many h'hsmm in Llu- mriuus Helm; of cc'lucutiun. um! mane have been more delimit: m' mm'c imprn'tnnt Hum those having; to tlu with physical educatinn. The lz-zmcntahle fact 112151IJL'CI'ICSIEIJHHINTL Hint frnm thestumlpnint 0H1L'L11th. we. $1321 nation are far buhm- normal, It iu just an; obvious: that. it is to physical L-dtlczltiun that u'c must 10ka in Ul'tlL'I' tr: meet this Cram'iitirnl and raise nur SUNRI- zu'tl of phym'cal efficiency a I'nhysicul cducatirm that will hring childrm. :15 wdl as adults. instruction in hygicnu regular purim'lit health examinations, and a training in the practice uf huulth hILhilH with a full educational Clnphusis 111nm play. gztmcs. rvcrentirm. chlclics and p113 hii'ill L'KL'I'I'ih'L'. lIilitaTy llriH Will nut solve thu prerlCJn Thu Wuntlvrl'm rcaultq in tin: way of incruzmcd physical vigor which we haw: Hem achiuvul in the army ham not mmc from miiitury driil. but rathvcr from the milimry life, It was tlu regularity and u'lmlL 4:.Jn1e11cS i of their program that did so murh for 111:: mun, :mnl in LhiS pmggt'um. physivnl education 1.:1a3'ed :1 big part W! I To accomplish satisfactory results we must have a program that is broad and far reaching, scientific, popular and one that is supported by the Federal govern- ment. The problem is a national one and in its solution the Federal authorities should take an active part. Athletics are going to play a very great and important role in our new program of physical education The brihiant records of our athletes in the war and the prominence given to athletics in the training camps where such wonderful results were achieved is indisputable proof that athletic activities should play a conspicuous part in the solution of our problem of physical illiteracy. The present situation affords an opportunity to extend the benefits of ath- letics t0 the mass of students and simultaneously while eliminating the undesira- ble features that prevailed before the war, to increase the value of intercolle- giate athletics. Whether or not advantage is taken of this opportunity depends largely upon the attitude of the college faculties and governing boards. Ath- letics should no longer be thought of as merely a form of recreation which appeals only to a few students Hconslgieuous fer their superior physical prowess and in- ferior academic standing. but rather as something of educational importance The most important values of athletics lie not in the physical strength and health which athletes possess, but rather in the training of vigorous, loyal, energetic and patriotic citizens and in the developing of an interest which unites the whole student body, faculty and alumni in loyal support of their college. The war has shown us the value of athletics and it has presented a situation making it possible for us to increaee the benehts of athletics t0 the students and colleges. This can best be done by including athletics in the physical educa- tion program as an integral part Of the curriculumt lmol LU JYIJ B. CHAMBERS Winning Teams Necessary to School Spirit OYALTY and patriotism are the greatest needs of the day. The greatest good we can accomplish them is to instill this loyalty and patriotism in ever man and woman that comes within the walls: of Varsity With loyalty and patriotism as: our highest aim. with the positive belief that winning teams is the way. we st all faii short of our duty 5010115.: as we toler- ate mediocre teams. Keeping our aim Clearly in mind let us; consider what each individual must do. First: Self-sacrifice. is absohltehr necessary. Our athletes are sluwly learning that they must fmcgo practically? all outside pleasures during the play- ing season and the students must learn that considerable sacrifice is necessary on their part. Second: Let the athlete who cuts practice or breaks training know that his selfish conduvt is most :iispleasing. As soon as he understands that you are interested in him he will try hard for your respect. Third: Preach Varsity clay and night to high-sehnol men. Some of us fail to appreciate that we have one of the very finest universities in the country. Last: Donit Iet anyone ten you there is m: spirit at Varsity The Spirit is here. Only the touch of the organizer is needed. Bring this organization abmit by making the teams win. We CAN do itT XVe M UST do it! LETS GO! HQII Football Squad Captain Shryock, L. T.. CC Fick, L. E.. C'C Robbins. L. E.. ' Newman, L. G.. C Hucke, L. G.. C Pape, C,. CC Kuhn. R. 6.. CC Seltz, R. T.. HC Praether, R. E.. CC. Frey. Q 3., HC Stack L. Hq C Justice. R. H.. C'CH Fratz, F. B., C W'atkins, H. B., C Sarvis, H. B., CC'C Hopkins, Q. B.. HC Meyers, E, C Taylor, T.. CC Schierluh, H. 13., Coons, Q. B. Hankes. GU C Douthit, T. Manager, Sam Todd. CC The Season's Scores Cincinnati. 6; FL. Thomas, 0, at Carson Field, Cincinnati. 6; Ohio Unixmrsityn 6. at Athens. Cincinnati. 21', Georgetown, 0. at Carson Field. Cincinnati, 0; Miami. 0, at Carson Field. Cincinnati. 12; St. Xavier College. 0, at Carson Field. :1921 Football Review HE past year was undoubtedly the most remarkable football seamn Vanity has ever experienced. Not remarkable heczluee of the number of games won. but because of the building up of 21 real team iii the face of diehwrtenim,r conditions. Those who witnessed the Miami game of this year and compared it with the contests of 1916 and 191? felt that it was; the turning point for Cin- cinnatiB athletic prestige. About forty men responded to the call for candidates at the beginning of the season. but thie number dwindled to about twentyefive in a few weeka Only two weeks practice had been compieted when the influenza quarantine was placed on the school. During this period Of three weeks. :10 practice was held, As a result of the quarantine. the entire schedule had to be rearranged and it was found possible to play only three collegiate games and one each with St. Xavier College and the Fort Thomas; soldiers. Varsity opened the season with Ft, Thomaa and easily defeated them. 6-0. The following week the squad went to Athens to meet Ohio University. The muddy condition of the field proved a handicap to the Red and Black liacke. the game ending in a tie, 6-6. 011 November 16, Georgetown University was defeated by a 21-0 score in one of the hardest-fought games ever played on Carson Field. The game was replete with sensational runs and long forward passes. Two weeks of intensive training under Coaches Chambers and Marty pre- pared the men for the big game with Miami on Thanksgiving Day. Before one of the largest crowds that has attended a game 011 Carson Field, the two teams put up one of the best games ever played in Cincinnati, ending in a tie, 0-0. The light Cincy line outplayed their heavier OpprJnentS while the two backfields were considerably handicapped by the wet condition of the field St. Xavier College issued a challenge for the city championship. The game. played on Carson Field. resulted in an easy victory for U. Cr. 12-0. At 110 time was; the local eleven able. to threaten our goal while the Varsity backs advanced the ball at Willi i193! THE SQUAD CHARLES SHRYOCK, R. T.. Zanesville, Ohio Captain Shryock. good old Charley, was the right man to lead one Of the hardest-hghting teams that Varsity has ever turned out. When it came to pep and Spirit. no one on the field was able to teach him anything. An injured shouider kept him out of the Miami game, but his big bass voice could be heard encouraging his team-mates to turn in a victory. Age, 22; weight. 180. CARL FREY. Q. B., Cincinnati. Ohio All hail. Babe, All-State Quarterback. When it comes to running a foot- ball team, few pivot men are able to teach our Babe anything. His work in the big game with Miami was all that could he desired and he certainly showed the much-touted Oxford hacks how to carry the ball. Age, 19; weight, 141. ARTHUR FRATZ, F. B., Cincinnati. Ohio Good work, uTank, you sure could plunge and carry that old pigskin. All-State Fullback sounds geod, but you earned it with every buck. tthmkii was the hardest-hitting fullback that Varsity has ever had and in addition he could run. The effect of his failure to return to school will not be fully appre- ciated until next fall. when a man must be found to take his place. Age, 20; weight, 185. RUSH NEWLVIAN. L. G., West Virginia University Rush, Our third All-State man. tore big holes in the enemy's line through which a wagon might rush. When a bigr gain was needed the backs hit Newman's side of the line and always found a big opening. Playing against the 225-pound Saver in the Miami game, he swept that prodigy of beef off of his feet and made the supporters of the Red and White fear for the personal safety of their well- ndvcrtised star. Age, 23; weight 170. ROBERT STACK. H. B., Western Reserve 1'Red Stack. CaIJtain-elect for 1919, was a Wild Irishman when an extra yard was needed to make it first down. He was one of the fastest. and most s1i1.:pcry men on the field. a sure tackler and ground gainer. In the Miami game he was acting captain and lead the team well. Bob can be depended upon to lead us through a string of victories next fall. Age. 24; weight, 160. HCH-VARD JUSTICE. H. B.. Covington. Kentucky After a year's absence from the Varsity line-up. 11Just returned in time to strengthen the Red and Black. backheld and to give it one of the best-balanced set of backs in the state. Justice was especially strong on the. defensive, although when given the ball there was no doubt but that it would go forward. Age. 22; weight. 176. I 194 I JOE ROBBINS. L. E. Michigan University When you need a gain badly send the backs around left end, became. one of the slogans. Good old joe Robbins was always there to furnish all of the interference needed. But when the other team tried to come around his wing what a surprise they would get. Joe played on the Michigan eleven two years ago. and last season was one of Varsity's biggest stars. He was given mention in the selection of the All-State team. Age, 23; weight, 190. FRED PRATHER, R. 13., Cincinnati, Ohio Toss the ball in the air and no matter where it went, i111ml Prather would be there. He showed wonderful ability in picking forward passes out of a crowd of tacklers. Miami watched him but he got them just the same. Pru- ther is a Freshman and has three. more years to play for Cincinnati. We predict that he will be one of the big stars of next year's squad. Age, 19; weight. 160. SAM SELTZ, R T.. Cineinnatit Ohio If you don't want to Fight every minute of the game, don't play opposite 118ammy. Sam Seltz. one of the hardest-fighting men on the squad, was al- ways in evidence from the beginning to the end of the game. He had an uncam my instinct in following the ball, and when there was a fumble Sammy was found upon the ball. With one year's experience behind him we expect a lot from him in 1919. Age. 19; weight. 1751 JOHN FICK. R. 13., Canton, Ohio Remember Johnny Fick. He is at Ohio State now, but for two years he was found holding down one of the wings on the Cincy eleven. VVheu there was danger of our Opponents holding for downs, Johnny was called back and by the use Of his toe would drive the ball in a hang spiral down into the enemy's territory. It will take a big man to fill his place, for he also was a star basket- ball player and captain-eleet of this yeare baseball teamt RAYMOND HUCKE, L. G.. Elmwood Place. Ohio Ray did not have an opportunity to show his true worth this year, having: been injured in the early part of the season. Up to that time. however. he was one of the big men of the line. Coach Chambers had to search long before he could fmd a man to take his: place. Ray was one of the surest taeklers on the team. with a hard drive that would carry him through the line in time to break up numerous plays. Age. 20: weight, 185. I195t ROBERT SARVIS. H. B., Hartwell, Ohio Keep five yards back. Bob,n Coach Chambers would yell, but two seconds later Bob would be right up there mixing in every play. right on the spot when a play came through. Bob Sarvis was one of the most conscientious players on the field. out to practice every day, always; willing to give his best. He was a veteran from the 1917 squad and one of the men Whom Coach Chambers depended upon. Bub was unable to play the latter part of the seascm due to an injured arm. but he was always out there in spirit. Age, 23; weight. 150. WILLIAM WATKINS, H. B., Troy, Ohio Go in there, Wat. and take the ball around right. A few seconds later you would see a little stocky player rush up to the referee and take up his position at half. 01': the next playr that ball would be advanced in the direction that Coach had ordered it to be carried. Wat is smallt but he has a lot of fight, and is 21 born tackler. He has; left school. Rumor reports that a little girl back there in Troy was the big inducement. Age, 20; weight, 150. W'ESLEY PAPE, C., Cincinnati, Ohio When a man puts up the fight that llWesl' Pape did against the best center in the state he must be good. and Pepe was; good. With a little more training, he would have been as good a center as could he found in Ohio. Only a kid, as he was often called eighteen years old, but he succeeded in landing a regular berth upon Ohe of the best elevens that the University Of Cincinnati has ever turned out. Wes has left school, and we will miss him next year. Age, 18; weight, 165. HUGH KUl-th R. G.. Muskegum University Do we know Kuhn? Sure. he was that big guard who was always on the job when a buck came through the right side of the line. With his little mustache fairly bristling in rage, he would plow through our opponents line and break up their secondary defense in a way that was marvelous. One hundred and seven- ty pounds is not too much when :1 bigger man is opposite you. but Kuhn always succeeded in outplaying the other fellow. Age. 22; weight, 170. FRED SCHIERLOH. H, 13.. Cincinnati. Ohio What did you do when you saw that long-legged half-back reach out and intercept that forward pass in the St. Xavier game? W'ell, we. don't remember what we did. but we know that we were hoarse for two days after. Schierloh is one of the fastest men on the team. He runs like a deer and has a natural instinct for picking the holes. He will have three more years of football for U. C.. and we predict that he will he one of the best backs Cincinnati has ever had. Ago l9; weight. 1-15. I 196 I FOSTER HOPKINS, Q. B., Cincinnati, Ohio Could Fos tear 'em up? We'll say he could. Remember when you saw him Come around left with the ball held in both hands, dodging from side to side? You thought he would dmp it. didn't you? But that wasn't like Fos. Game clear through, Fos will undoubtedly be one of the big stars next year. Age, 21; weight. 165. PHILIP MEYERS, 13., Cincinnati, Ohio Phil Meyers was a substitute this year, but there is no doubt in our minds but that With a little more experience he would have been a regular. He is a quiet sort of a fellow except in a game, when he becomes one of the scrappiest 0n the field. Phil not only is a good football player, but he also is a Star in base- ball. Age. 19; weight. 146. ELBERT TAYLOR, T., Paeihe University HOld Taylor ?H No, we don't mean the kind you are thinking of, we mean that big boy whom we saw last fall out there on Carson Field, playing a bang-up game at tackle and guard. He hails from Pacific U, and we wish they would send a couple more like him. Theyld come in handy next year about September the 30th. It is a much greater consolation to have him on hand than to visit the coal-pile for the other variety. Age, 21; weight. 165. ED COONS, Q. 3., Cincinnati, Ohio Eddie Coons is one of the hardest-working Incn that ever came out for the Varsity squad. The former Madison ville High School St 21! was one of the men whom Coach Chambers depended upon for the 1918 season. He was a beat at passing the pig-skin and one of the best offensive quarterbacks that Cincy has ever had. This is his first year of college football. and we expect a lot. from him next fall. Age, 18; weight. 139. GEORGE DOUTHIT, T.. Cincinnati, Ohio Douthit did not have an opportunity to demonstrate his real worth because of the large number of experienced line-men on the 1918 squad. Next season. however, he will he one of the mainstays of the team. Douthit was one of the most conscientious men on the squad reporting every day for practice. Age, 20; weight, 157. FRANCIS HANKES, G., Ashland, Kentucky. That big. good-lookiug fellow whom you saw takingr life easy in the CommOns was no other than 'll-lankf, Varsityls star guard. He did not. however. take life easy on the football field, for there he was one of the hardest workers; that tried out for the big team. With the added experience of this year he will be one of the men about whom the coach will build his championship 1919 eleven. Age, 19; weight. 176. I 197 l A11 Goldman. . . . W'm. RIvInLire Cincinnati, Cincinnati. Cincinnati. Cincinnati, Cincinnati tifim'inlth CincimmLi, 25; Ft. 'Hlmnus IH 21; Capital. 23 29; Kenyrm, 17 22; H'esluyzm, 33 14-: Miami. 17 EN; Ky. State. Hi H: Dcmlimm. 55 1193' Meyers Tavlur Mt'lnlire Hnehan Kat: Walking Svltz G-Jldman Isserman Cantor Gels Guilday Baske t-Ball Ca pram .Illlcmager Squad Isuermzm Watkins Hm-hnlc Mcycrs Goldman Hultz Kzttz Guilday sztnr Gcis Tuyfur Scores Cincinnati. 17; Capital. 33 Cincinnati. 18; W'cslejvan. 33 Cincinnati. S; Indiana, 2-1- CincinnmL 21; Ky. State. 34 Cincinnati, 11; Wittenbcrg. 42 CintinnutL 16; Dennison. 28 Cincinnati. 17; MiamL 23 Basket-Ball Review OR the first timc in the history of the UniVL-rsity thu lJEtSlCL't-l'JClll sumn was a financial success. and that wle. Clue to tilt: untiring cll'nrts Of Couch Boyd Chambers. A financial success implies large crowds and enthusiasm. both of which went beyond :111 previous records. Thirteen collegiate games were played and of these but two were Vivlories for the Red and Black. Yet a Varsity team has never received lJt-tter support from the student hotly nor ever fought hardcr than did tht- 1919'5quud. Clusc scores marked all of the cantests with the breaks going to our opponents. Cincy opened the season by defeating the Ft Thomas quintet 111 a rough and hard-Enught game. 23-18. Capitalt supposedly an easy team. furnishcrl a surprise, defeating Varsity. 2631. The big Kenyon hve dropped their game by a 29-17 score, U. C. winning out in the last few minutes of play. Dhim- W'eslcyam one of the best teams; in the state. easily captured the next contest, 38-22. Miami. with the help of the rcfcr'ee, succcctlec'l in winning the First game on the Oxford Floor. by the close score Of 17-14, The following week Cincy l'jTaCEl'l, winning from the husky Kentucky State quintet. 28-18. lvVith all of their last year's men in the lineup. Dennison ramped away with a 35-1-1 5mm Yursity fought hard to strike a winning streak but lacked the punch to get a gmxl Htart. dropping the next seven contests to Capital. 113'eslcyani Indianai Kentucky State, 1Vittenbcrg. Dcuismi. and Miami. all Of them by Close scores. The most promising feature of the season was the marked imprcwcmmt in team work during the last few games. Passing and guarding improved mic hundred percent, and shooting became better with each game. Our conference standing is not very high with two victories Illltl eleven defeats. but considering: the 1011;;r schedule and the many handicaps under which the team W115 compelled to work. the showing: was good. With l'llt: adnlecl experience of this year. and with the new men who will come from the Frcshmam Class. Varsity should ham- :1 well-halanced tmm in 1930. l 199 I W'idau W'Est Morrison Kata Morris Asherry Patterson XViessle-r Roberts MrCrz-arjr' H. Jones Baseball Team Schedule April 25 -CH1iu-We51c3'un at Delaware April 26 -Uhiu State :11 Cohlmbus May liiKcntuc'ky State here May 9 Wilmington at Wilmington May 12--Kemucky State 211. Lexington May 16 -Mizlmi here May 22---Minmi :11 Oxford May 2-1 Unix'crsity of Indiana here May 30 -Huntington at H Lmtington. W. Va. 3133331 Huntington m: Huntington. W. Va. I 21m Baseball Review IVE games comprised the 1918 baseball schedule, but they were sufhcient to show that Varsity had a real team. Four of these were victories and they were won from the strongest teams in the state. Oberlin. Ohio-Wesleyan. St. Marys. and Miami fell an easy prey to the Cincy Sluggers. The second game with Miami, at Oxford, was lost through m'erconhdcnce. This year's squad has not been able to demonstrate its ability, but we have no doubt but that Coach Chambers will turn out one of the best teams that has ever represented the University of Cincinnati. A number of the stars of the 1918 nine have left school or have become ineligible because of having obtained a degree. However. with the material on hand. the prospect is very bright for a winning squad. A number of exceptionally strong team have been booked. Two games will be played with Kentucky State. one here and one at Lexington. The University of Indiana comes here for the hrst time and Ohio State has given us a game at Columbus. Two games with Miami and tune each With Ohio-VVes- leyan and Wilmington appear on the 1919 schedule A two-day trip to Hunt- ington, West Virginia, completes one of the best baseball schedules that Cin- cinnati has ever played. 1201I Varsity Track Team HE strongest track team that hm; ever heen :lm'uhuped at U. C. will repris- sent B Vanity ut Lhc Big Six this year. The defeat of Uhiu-XVeslcyan by sixteen points. u fcut never bcfore accomplished by thv Varsity team. and the victory over I DhitHYL-dcynn by OhimState by one point. gives us another chance to mmpurc tlTC rclntivc strength of uur team with thc two teams that have always'; bccn thc Strongest contcndvrs for the Big Six honmw Judging from the rL-sultx' of LhL-HL- two va-ts we 0:111 say that U. C. Will he DIN: of lhr Chief mntvnelcrs for first place honors in the hi3; mcct at Cnlumhug. Thv men an Whom Couch Nikolul'f base: his hopus um- Mittendurf, Schmdcr :md Surrin fur the distance evunls; Simmth Xth. and Mnhmc for the Clashes; Hopkins. fur the pth' vault; Ruhhim fur the weights; Feusse I'm' the high jump; Schrudm' :md Unhhrmn for the 1:11.:ch jump; and Himm; :md Schrader fur the hurdles. Fulhnving is the Echmllllc: March 30 Uhiu-Wmlcyun LIL May Uhliuntucky State at Lexington Dvlnwm'c May 23-3478ig Six SH, Columbus Ami? 26 iliurhutm 111' Richmond May 31 ?Miumi hyrg. 1202 1 Heuck Stewart Sarvis Wright Carson Varsity Club The Organization of C Men HE Varsity Club is an organization composed of all thc C men of the Universsity 0f Cim'inuzlti. The: purpose of this club is to promote the best interests of athletics at the University. Officers Robert Heuck, . . ,., .,. , ,. .. . . . .. Prcsidcm Francis Wright. . . . . . , , . . . , , , , , l'I'crvPrm'r'dcm HerbertXX-'est....... . ...... . , Sarcmry Dr. Arch I. Carson . . . . . . 7 ,, . . . . .. . . . . . 'J'rmmrcr Directors Ike Stewart Howard Justice Ruhvrt Harris l 2303 l INTRAMURAL ASSOCIATION HE Intramural Association was unable t0 get off to a good start during the past year, It was impossible to operate the league under the SA A. T. C., and after the demobilization other University activities attracted the attention of the men. A basket-ball league was attempted. but lack of interest on the part of the men forced its abandonment. For it was substituted an interfratemity league which proved very successful. In March. an indoor track meet was held as a try-out for the Varsity team. Officers HowardE.Stapleton.......1..... . .h.1...h...h.h.h..h.....h.PreSident FredPrather........h.........h...............h.....H...Vice-Presidem WillardFessendemh.r.h..r..h.r.h.....,.r.h.h,....7.,..h,r....Secretary Oliver Nikoloffh . . . .. . . . . . . h .. ......................... Treasurer t204l Beta Theta Pi UJ Phil Com- Stam YWithmw Ralph Klim- Ray Fuanr Bill Cordcs Sum Tmltl Pi Kappa Alpha OJ Babe Jones George Eilcrs Ernest Elliott ClilT Struchlcy Percy Fitzgerald Harold W'agner Delta Tau Delta Uh Hugh Bowen Walter Hachnlc Red Johnson Stewart Garrison West Palm Bud Crawford The interfmtcrnity bcmling,r teams. Ccfunprmed 0f the fullmviug men, finighcd Sigma Chi 0U Red Vance Bub Thayer JOC Stewart Victor Ray Bob Ellrmun Bill Kruse Phi Delta Theta LSJ Lesley Pint: Bob Dorsey Earl VVidau Dcke Fassett Earl W'atkins Cy Oghornc Sigma Alpha Epsilon L6! Foster Hopkins; Red Pratther Bill Meyers; Ralph KVulfingcr Jim Nippcrt W'altur Bishop Cross-Country Team N THE history 0f1he 1918-19 track chsun there arc two cvcnts which stand out prominently. The First of those occurred on Thanksgiving Day. when Cincinnati bent. Miami in the :mnuul dual t'rmswuuntry Tun. Me'lhope, Sorin, Schrader, and Lyfm-rl finished in rapid succcsmon lluforc chct, Miami's best mzm. was able to CTOSS the time. Ncwiill. Varsity's fifth man. finished sixth. On November 30 the same croscs-Cmmtry team went. to Columbus and fm- ishcd ant in the Ohio Inter-mllcgiate Cross-Country Chanmionship Run. It defeated such strong teams as Ohio State. Oberlin. and H'cslcyan. The Crossw C-Quntry team was 01an of 11m strongest and best ever tu-mt-d out by Hie Univer- sity of CincinnaLi. Schradcr Sorin Lyfurd XIE'HH'JIJ': Nuwull lanai Hillas Gatvs Busch Hoppe Duke Stark Womanhs Athletic Council HE Woman? Athletic Council was organized with the ideanf promoting an interest in interclass as well as intercollegiate athletics. It is a body com- posed of six members Who regulate all Varsily athletics. Four membm's are elected by the student body. two Seniors. one junior, and one mumbcr-at-hirgc. the other two being faculty members. Various sub-committees were formed Lhis year of girls who Wt'rE interested in sports. but could not themselves participate. These committees created am interest among a new group of girls and discovered material which might never have been brought to light The proof that. the Athletic Committee war; on the job was the successful year in girls' athleticg which has just passed. Miss Marjory Hillas. Chainnmr Ceciile Stark, Swremrjf Miss Dorothy Dukc Gladys Bush Elizabeth Gates Hurmina Happy IB'W I Womenhs Athletics By Miss Hillns RE University women interestcd in athlctics? If the answcr is judged by the number who have 1.1zl1'ticiptttcd in our various branchcs of athletics, it would have to he in the zlfnrmative. In snitc of the late Still'L 0.119 to influenza. we conducted an eight-tcum l'msitct-hrzll tournzunrnt. Freshmen 11nd SI'JIJIN'JITIE'JFEH displayed so much in- terest. that thrcc tennis wen.- entered from cuch 0f their classes; as opposed to one Junior and one Senior ltmn. The Varsity Ltn'lIHNl' reputation ought to be well cunngh established Without ful'thcr tnmmcnt. Suffice 1054:: 3' they won every game A new sport was mMmI tn thc hat in tennis. A regulation court was marked off in the wornmfs gyl'm'umium during: thc Christmas holidays, and soon there- after the tournament Started with forty entrica', AL hrst passershy were startled to I1EEII'H15'1CIVLKH Ur len'c-SO. hut thr: novelty WOFL' off quicldy and tennis was accepted. At the timc of writing. plans ElTL' being: made to send :1 tennis Learn tn Butler College Indianapolis In lhl' inturclass swimming meets. the Seniors hurl a motto If it swims. we have it. and then thry mnrc than lived up In it. Several successful meets wum hum :15 n'ull :15 one Varsity cuntust. Handball. lmsuhah. and truck occupied the Spring; montha ending in a much larger Field Day than laxatt yt-ur. Aftur rmding thin hriul' nutlinc 01' our :tthlvticw how would you answer the qucmiun. Arc Lj'nh'ultSily Vk'fmlun inturuitwl 1:1 Athlutics? I BOSI Girls, Basket-Ball Event 100-yardDash.......... PoleVault.,..........., hv'lileRunu............ ShotPut.......... 220-yard Dash 777777777 Running High Jump. . . . . 120-?ard High 1111111183.. 440-3?ard Dash ......... Discus Throw. . . . . . HSO-yard Run. . . . . . . . 20-yard Low Hurdles. . . Hammer Throw ........ Two-milc Run. . . . . .. Running Broad Jump. . . . javelin Throw. . . . .... .. . .3 minutes 28 3-5 seconds Mile Relay, outdoors. . Mile Relay. indoors. . .. . . .5 feet 10 inches. . . .1 ..16 4-5 seconds. . . . . . .. . .Ojicial. 49 4-5 seconds. . . Rodgers '16 ..123 feet 8 inches. . . . ,. Varsity Records Record Name .101-5 seconds. . . . , . . . . .Craddock '17 .11 feet 5 inches. .. .4 minutes 43 4-5 seconds,K0h1hepp '15 ..38 ft. 63g inches. ... ..232-5 seconds. .....- ......Wagner 114 .. . .Justice119 1 Craddock, Innes l Helbig, Barr ....Feusse119 . .VVagner ,14 Unofficial, 48 4-5 seconds . .109 feet 6 inches ........ Geenburg 117 . .2 minutes .......... . .Kohlhepp 115 .Wagner '14, curve .Fenker 114. straight .Goosman 116 .10 minutes 4 seconds. . . . .Rypins 116 .21 feet 2 inches. . . . . . . . .Cook 116 .145 feet 2 inches. . . Justice '19 .2756COHd3............. 261-SSec0nds......... Rogert. Sylvester. Lockwood, Rodgers .3 minutes 44 seconds Markgraf, Kohlhepp. Belsinger, Rodgers in ta - .- - .- . .1. rfai'o'T-r'g Interscholastic Records Event 220-yard Low Hurdles. . Pole Vault . IOO-yard Dash ........ Running High jump. . , . Hammer Throw. . . . . . . . . 44U-yard Dash ......... 120-3'ard High I'Iurdles. . . . Running Broad Jump. . . . Discus Throw .......... 220-3'm'd Dash ...... 1-1013. Step. and Jump. . . 1.2-1Jound Shot Put Mile Relay .......... ..26 2-5 5913011115.... .. ..IOfuet 511i1mhcs. . . .101-5 seconds, , . .. ..5 feet 81nche5.... ..51 2-5 seconds. . . .21 feet 11inches. .. . .113 feet 5 1-2 inches. . . . .Foertmeyer. Bellevue .22 3-5 5300111135.. .. .. . .42 feet 10 inches. . . . .3 minutes 36 secondg. . . . Louisville Record Name and High School . . . . Dumesnil, Louisville . . . .VVeber. Louisville Rupp, Doane Academy ' ' ' 1 Otters, Bellevue . .Groeniger, Hughes . . . . . Justice. Covingtou .Cowles. Louisville Dumesnil, Louisville 16 4-5 aeconds ' 1 Babbit, Walnut Hills . . . . .Knab, Hughes .132 feet 9 inches. . . .RupIL Doanc . .Simms, Woodward . . . . .Knab, Hughes .42 feet 10 1-2 inches. . 1211M By the Way ILLARD FESSENDEN did :1 great work in the Intramural basket-hall and during the hasket-bzlll tournament. Bo-peep Jones; has been the handy man in most all lines. Under the generalship of Brad Roberts. B0 is making a great assistant football manager. muulm: Francis Wright. in Spite of countless other duties. has found time to spsnd many spare minutes in the gym. s...m...c August Beall has been of great service in handling scores and newspaper work. Beall knows all lines of sports and is intimately acquainted with all the men. Illinlun! Eddie Wagner and jimmy Nippert, the plutocrats of the gym hahitues. furnish cars On all occasions. Many have machines but few are as generous; as these two. mum Ray Hucke picks up every loose thingithat is every thing that is undone. and gets it through quietly and effectively 1mm: Red Prather and Francis Hankes showed great coaching ability in spring football. These two men are always on hand and can do the things assigned. l211I um RY g MR WE WT WW II J1 . H wwll lifj. MH H HI n H W M N l 3? MN I4 .: . ... Studentst Army Training Corps HE S. A. T. C. was introtilut'etl l'n' tht- War Department CtS Lt lllhtlllL'Ll-V wzn- measure. In this Clhrps, it was expcctul ulllt'm'a lot the army. m cumliilutes for ollicet's' training mmpx would he developed. Though Llu- luw luwering the draft age to eighteen nuCCRSitatL-rl 3 complete revisinm of lllt' general plan: fur the PI. A. T. C. still the uriginal purpvmu wl' preserving the cullegc ll'lL'l1ZlL1c't source of supply for oflict-rs was rigidly arlhm'ml tn 'llllirt'v-eight UniverRiL-v 0f Cincinnnti Sttlilt'llth' were SL'Tlt U ; the S. A. T. C. training 981111! :11 Fort Sheridan, lll., Hum Aluly 13 to Heplt'mlincr 16. IQlH. Hf that mlmbert twenty Were given commissions and detailed fur duties With S, A, T C. units: at varinus cmlleges ol' the Middle West and South. Old U. C. was very creditably represented by these ulllccrs, Ul'l Uc'tobet' 1t IUIHt all the S. A. T. C. students LtSHUlhl'Jlutl cm Catl'nrm field rmcll through a prescribed program rmlerml hy the W'tlr Department for simultaneous observance at all 8 A. T. C instituticms throughout the United States. the corps hecame em active unit in the army. Normal operation 01' the S. A. T. C. was very seriuusly interfered with. Making Cinder paths and roads, guard and other military duties: and the imlue- ticm processes interrupted all class instruction for the fu-st few days. Then the influenza epidemic: made it necessary to place the University under quarantine from October 5 until after th? armistice was; signed. Through that time only one. hundred and thirty men were located in the barracks zmtl given what regular instruction was possible under the conditions. Fortunately. the sol- diers were admitted to the barracks rm Oetol'aer 2K and instructed from that time until the day 01' demobilization. The period from October 28 until the armistice was signed on November 11 V35 the only periml when :mythintjI ap- proaching: serious work was possible. The S. A. T. C., like all measures for the proeemtitm of the war, has been discarded It had HUI run sufficiently longr to show with what success the rx- pectations of the War Department in developing officers would he met. Nor was there time enough for smoothing out those rough points: which experience taught would be necessary in order to develop :1 thoroughly el'licient army corpsv E. 5. S. CUMMHUI 'Rli WILLIAM ll. TURNER The Studenty Naval Training Corps WM Hm wary mu mug: H13 minimum? mzr'y' ANY m. HIL I'llTIUH' H1111 1hr :lhuvu L'hLLHL-nqc JMS 1::1-11 Hung mm by El hundrwi lusty Hmuns :15 Hu- vrampzmy mx'uug down Clifton Avenue toward huITIL'. 1' L .. the hm'rnuks Hum wu-s HM' miril :mxl mp with which the Naval L'nil L-nLL-rul cvurylhin: Sm: it uth A Supgrirn' 1-4;:: 11 tlu C'HI'iHH R'HH' l ON I deVCIOped in this; small, more or less detached body. which led to many chc-zrt'ul and pleasant undertakings. On November eighth this group raported at the Ynix'ersity prepared for duty and were assigned to B barracks. Immediately WC 1001; up our military duties under Commodore W H. Turner, U. S. N and Boatswain's Mate S. W. Lawrence. We quickly learned to Hpipe down. swab decks. to rate'! this or that. and to spin it yam as long as the next 0mg. and so teamed the first requirements: of a Hgob But even during our short stay of two weeks in the barracks at the University. the jealousy of thc army became Outspoken, for of course. the navy didn't have to do HCinder detail and Nfatigue from four to six every afternoon. Our unit was then moved to the Navy barracks on B'IcMicken Avenue, and the: only tract; 01' army in our daily life became army mess, the recollections of which are filled with unsavory odors. The Naval Unit took an active interest in ail Varsity activities and in acidh tion had many of its own. It hztri a football team that played a number of teams about town. and made a very creditable showing, rlcspitc the fact that our bust players had already been contributed to the Varsity squad. A basket- ball team was also developed. However, nut activities Were not confined entirely Lu athletic lines. Two dances were given under the auspices of the unit. The first was a limited affair. and served to show ott grahrlly our new uniforms which had arrived but a day or two lmforc. The second was a sub- scription dance. the proceeds of which were used to 1.:rrn'ide :1 farewell hanquct which was; held as a final get-togcther party just l'wfort' the unit disbanded. Too much can not he said in favor of our commanders. To them is dim all the credit for thc careful and CUIlSidCratc way in which we ware pmviricd for. WK: wish to take this Opportunity 01' exprerlising to them our best Wishes I'rnr HlL'iI' futurta wherever their tasks may load them. 5.. P. T. t223i HATEQMAH'S xDEAL l5 MlGHTlEQ THAHTHE 5mm. C- LOOT. SM1TH 89L HES; TDDUPE- 0F- TDAI H E'D TRUCKS ; Hill Talcutt. '18 Diddi MargraL '13 Dusty Altumer. '18 Capt. Football Team Pres. SeniuI Class Chm. Vigilance Committee 14. 1918. Rergt.-IKIz-1jor Ralph C. Waring. died in France, October 4, 1918. Lieut. David Hayward Ackcrsou. E. E, 1909. died at Camp Crane. May 1. 1918. Capt. Clement E. Laws. M. D., died :11; Camp Dodge, April 21. 1915'. Lieut. Leland Barnett. killed in action, September 27. 1918; awarded Anmrican D. S C. Corp. Cornelius J. Devereaux. died of wounds. August. 1918. Sergt. Herbert J5. Green. died Of wounds. june 16. 1918. Licut. XVIII. 1V. Hays. killed in airplane accident, Florida, Nm'embscr -1. 1918. Licut. john Henry Kocnin b1 died of inHuenza. Scmembrr 30. 1918. Justus Louis Kruckcmeyer. died :11 Great Lakes; Naval Training; SchrmL October. 1918. Clifhjrfl Grant McCormick. 111111 of pneumonia. 1,1:1101113' 15.. 19114. Judson RICMEulawn-x'. died Of pneumonia. 00101191 9. 1918. Scrgt. Ciil'rford D. Paddack, dicd Fclnwlary 21. 1mm injurics 1'cL-ciwd Otmhcr 19, in amit'm. 80113.51. Rom. Schroder, killed in action, September 2H. 1Argulmc Fl rTuSL J. Corp. H. A. 11- iisron, 1mm in action. Sclgtcmtmw 25. Licut. R0111. BenHuy. killed in . mtimj. September 23. Licut. Miles Gelwicks: killed in :Lurrmluuc accident. 312111-11 13. 1013. Licut. John K. Grimm. ki11cn1 in :lcmplnnu accident in 1711111011. May 1, 1913. Carp. Elmer H. VemFlcet. died in France. jculuary 17. 191R. Clifford Nelson. mm of inHucnzzI at Halifax. November 3, 1915. Liuut. Eugene A. Smulnn. kilkrd in :Lvtirm, Nm'cmhrr 1. 1913. 1111-111. Edgar B. Ritchie. ki11cd in action. Scptmnber 15. 1918. Licut. Justus F. Sundcrmzm, died of 1'mcumonia. Camp hue. Uttolmr 1, 1018. 1,1:3111. Hall A. T311012 killed in action, SeptL-mhur EH, 1918. Samuel Reitman, CD. K. S. A. T. C. October 12. 1018. Russell Shively. Co. G, S. A. T. C. October 18. 1918. Kline V. Menefcc. CU. G. S. A. T. C, L'unnnbcr 1. 1013. Philip Levine. Cu. K. S. A. T. C.. Novmnhcl' 7. 1913. Clues. 11'1r1'3er. CO. K. 54. A. T. C. December 11, 1015'. I I 3111 memonam U. 0. Men Who Died in the Service Capt. C. II. VVCintz, died of pneumonia :11 Camp Sherman. October I MAJOR W. F. LEWIS Reserve Officerst Training Corps FTER the signing of the armistice the Wrar Department decided to reiesl tablish units of the 110170 in the universities and colleges of the United States. Because the work of the University of Cincinnati is rated so high by the government ofhcialst the War Department is very anxious that graduates of the University of Cincinnati should he eligihle for reserve offncers' commis- stone. The establishment of a Reserve Ol'hccrs' Training: Corps unit at the Univerw sity of Cincinnati has been authorized. The War Department is now working 011 a plan whereby the engineering students Can take the R. O. T. C. training without interfering with the summer coroperative work If this; plan is com- pleted satisfactorily, it. is probable that Coast Artillery. Engineer, Infantry, Ordnance, and Signal Corps units Will be authorized. Major WY. F. Lewis, of the Corps of Engineers, a graduate of Michigan School of Mines. who saw service with the 107th Michigan Engineers, U917- 1918J. 0n the fighting fronts in France, has been detailed as Commanding Omcer at the University of Cincinnati. bus soon as final action has been taken cm the summer training Camps. the. work of organization will begin, with a view to introducing the work in full in September. E. S. S. t 228 I September IO-Th-eahman Registration Day. Much nL-w gremcry adorns the campus. 20-Dean Chandler won't let Marian Holman taka- uModcrn Drenmuf' Says she is too young and unsophisticated. ZIhShe-ep separated from goats; giris register in Womcuk Gym, men in h'IcR-Iicken. EjiAgain we put our noses 10 the grind stone. 2477Freshnmn girls, l'mttonra' arrive. They am- quy thruc inches in diameter and conspicuous 77011. my? 25hVigilancc Committee makes hay while the 51111 Shines. Conch Chz-m'lbers and Capt. Shryock promise 1.15 a Winning football team. 26 -Chas. Bell and the Dean boost the Student Activity Fund. N0 marked increase in sales. ZThThe demise of the V C autln.:rit;-'. DI'. Benedict 2111:.1 NIT. JHLTgCHS assist at the obsequies. 2ShDr. Gardiner announces that the first person in hi3 Class who sneeze; will be shown the door. A sneezinLr epidemic ensues. 1229 I October lv-Installation 0f the S A. T. C. Varsity football team wins from the Fort Thomas soldiers That is a pretty fair start. 2w-Great constemation among Frosh Botany Students. Benny springs his First quizz. Wamd they said Botany was a snap. 37-Dr Thrasher is welcomed to Cincinnati by the hospitable Flu germ. 4-Y. VV party. Upperclasssmen faint noisily away when two 2 kinds of sandwiches are served. 5+Camp Cincinnati in quarantineino more all-night parties. 7-Mary had a little lamb, And she called it Enza. Every time the door flew open In - Flu - enza. QkCuba and Marion ruin soldiers' digestion by icc:1i11g them pie and cakes at nine dclock in the evening. IOKLitCrary Society decides to ten 'Fairy Stories? Hasn't the Literary Soc- iety always been addicted to telling fairy stories. 11- Dc1t chapter is doubled by the initiatirm of live hualthy infants. 127The Drama Circle outlines a series of programs for the U. C. soldiers. The soldiers: are spared because of thu nine o'clock bedtime ruling. 137The Flu rages. Mystic Thirteen calms down a bit. MFS. Av T. C. Lieutenants take over Pi Kap house ISnGlee Club holds first meeting. All things indicate a howling success for this year. 16-Morgan gets a mse-colored service stripe for introducing Major Percy to Gerty. IT'S. A. T. C. holds pep meeting at Carson Fieldl 18-Dr. Gardiner startles his P01. Sc. class by talking about Hunmarried bachelors. 197- News COmEES out With following headlina HTaunt. Stuart igane at last. just what does it mean? I231! 2leYoung officer named Smith seen dashing around with the girlsiwe beg pardonia girl! 23-Hist0ry Club initiates. King and Queen Historia and their royal cour- tiers discover the precise weight of Charles the Fat, and the date of the loss of Charles the Bald's last hair. 247W0nderful! One issue of the uNews comes out without Eugene Mitten- clorf's name therein. 257Rcd Cross canteen proves very popular, With Miss Hillass, D. Duke and Sophie in Charge. ZFSomeOdy wanted to know if Mystic 13 and the V. C. were the same thing Which they are notrthe Mystics are rough! 287Fraternity parties stop at the unearthly hour of eleven. Awful! 297Didn,t that sleeveless, neckless, kensoredl --less eveningr gown in Fentozfs window 100k chilly today? 307Evening gown looks too warm, now. November 1;There'5 a play called HTake It From Me, running in New York: Not a bad title everybody does. Of you catch what we meanl. ZeWalter Haehnle, alias llBeef. gets appointed to West Point after 'lsquads right-ing all summer at Sherman. 6-C0mpany L leaves all the comforts of home in the gym and undergoes the horrors of war in barracks. S-A newly-appoint-ecl corporal writes to Mrs. Evans to know whether it would be proper for him to wear his chevrons on his pajama sleeves. 11-Dear reader, we will not insult your intelligence by telling you what hap- pened today. 127Such a celebration! Also. such a headache. 13eGood things never come singlyeour vacation is over. 14-Peace Day! Major Percey leads Varsity Division. IS-If you want a symphony of color, just gaze on the blankets displayed from the barracks windows every Friday. t 233 l 16-First meeting of Chem. Club. Men conspicuouSS by their absence. 187Young offlcer named Smith still dashing. I9-Drama Circle tryout reveais embryo Firsices, Irvings, Burnhnrdts, Booths- and Eva Tanguuysi ZOgWOman's League PurtyiFreshmen entertained the L1;';pe1'clzlssmen by recounting their sins and misdemeanors. ZliVarSityI Varsity! Rah! Rah! Rah! Georgetown dcfczltcd in brilliant game, 21-0. ZZaWOman's Lcaguc party furnishes evidence that the Girls! Vigilance Com- mittee is not a dead one. ZSSDr. R0116 and Morning Enquirer return from Camp Sherman. Chem- istry Faculty stops buying newspapers. 254Miami DaySeverybOdy Who isn't disguised to look like an inanimate piece of furniture gets held up for :1 quarter. just another of our pleasing and popular traditions. 26HGreat glee in S A. T. C. Demobilization orderedaas a Christmas present to good little boys. 27gW0man's League Dance for S. A. T. C. Unusual situation-Sfive men to one girl. 28aMiami 0; Cincinnati 0. Begins to look like the old days. The turkey is kept warm for us. 3! ZQ-We experience Sthat full feeling. 30-Somebody does us dirt;we don't get a Thanksgiving vacation. December 1 S. A. T. C. in October meant Striking After The Commissions?! Now it means, 'tSad About Those Commissions. SALunchroom invests in some lovely new silver, shiny and dainty. '11 every- thing. The spoons are particularly Cute. 4-Unprecedented attack on that necessary and useful road to freedomS the cut. SSFrench Club initiates with profuse use Of iodine. l 235 1 6786mm stunt party. Dear little Tunis, and dreat big. tnormous Lilymae lead the grand march. 9uwNew printed rules and regulations handed around in Social Science. Do they think we take sociology for the fun of it? IUeDr. Ogden asks for a French Class of girlsethe only qualifications being that they do not wear earvmuff coiffures. lliThe clocks in McMicken evidently had a party in anticipation of July 1. They are rathereerratic. 12-Dr. Thorpe wants to know why girls prefer chemistry to marriage. They know the risks of chemistry. lS-Mystic 13 begins to be alive again. Some party! 14-Company K, that musical aggregation, is discharged to the tune of Sam Domingo, and Hula Hula dances. Which delight the feminine population. loeYoung officer named Smith seen at the movies with fair D. Z 17eWar exposition proves popular placeeespecially the Belgian booth, with its good-looking young oHicers. 18-485mm Todd prepares his friends by sending out Christmas; presents early. Kempie, take notice. lgeAthletic Banquet. All the football men get nice, little, useless, golden footbaiist 20-JThe Lits give their annual Christmas party. Frank wears mistletoe with no results. Howard swears undying revenge for enforced mal-nutrition. 21-The Stall Around Till Christmas Club quits stalling. 23-Sorority bids go out. The end of a perfect nightmare. 24'Chas. Bill asks Santa Claus for another building. ZSViDid you get what you wanted? 26wD0 your Christmas swapping earlyt ZYViShoe shining contest in the t'News ofhce furnishes snappy material for Junior slam. QSeFine night for a murder. Holly Zwick goes lady-killing. 30-wBusy week for girl-fussers. 31gThe lasL New Yeafs Eve in 9. wet tOWIL mam J anuary lYEverybody makes resolution to get to class 011 time. Said resolution meets sad fate in very short time. 2'3 A. T. C. Lieutenants regretfully leave Pi Kelp House. They say that as a boarding house. it is as good :15 the Y.' 3,-It is authoritatively announced that the Thirty-Sevcnth Division will be home in March. ik-It is authoritatively announced that the ThirtymSeventh Division will not be home this year. 64Chem. Club takes a hike. Dr. Famam geLs complete immersion in muddy creek anrl is now a good Baptist. ?HAGobs of joy among the girls. YTheda Bowen, prize Delt vamp, gets back SYCercle Francais girls arrange their coilicures carefully. Mr. Hubert attends meeting in full uniform. QYFreshmen caps arrive. It requires a very peculiar style Of beauty to get away with such artistic atrocities. IOYYY Hut warming; Y. W. banquet. Co-eds get religion. llYSam Foertmeyer. the modern Goliath. returns to play football on the Delt basket-ball team. 13YThe Mystics give a birthday party. Plans for a dance discussed. Sigma Sigma suggested as pnssible guests. Plans unanimously given up. lPLottie Landis, garbed as a Japanese giesha girl, spellbinds the Literary Society. 15-Miss; Spinney recites nMedeau to all who have the price. 16-Tl1ere was one nice thing about the S. A. T. 0, those serenades 0f StylesY and USam Domingo that used to break the monotony for bored students in tedious classrooms. 17-FrEShmen Reception, evidently given for high-school students: Womanis League makes itself agreeable to the Faculty at tca. ISJ-Beta's hold Open House. They have Only 173 crests, shields and coats of arms around, including those on the pianoiwe counted themY ZOfSophomores take army intelligence quizz. and find out just how intelligent they airft. l23'? 1 21n-Phi Delts are much startled to hear their own dear whistle in hSevcnteenF 22-Dr. Burnam lectures on Early Picture Books? Mother Goose was good enough for most of us. 23hSig Alfs pledge another musical genius; you've got to hand it to ,cmh they're some musical bunch. QkCincinnatus Convocation. Marg I-Iasemcier tells us: how to he Phi BeLa Kappak and Cincinnati. flust as easy, one hzmdhthe left preferred.n Another monthly Soph tea-dance. ZSJChem. Club elects officers. Lollypops, then; rcdihcaded young thing, he- Comes financial secretary. 264Laura appears in a new hat and a joyous smile. Dusty has come back. ZS-Rcd calls on Arlig, and encounters bold. bad highwayman! Slashes; and blood? 29L-Dean Chandler lectures; before Classical Club. SOrWhitey Rover wiih us again. If the girls fell for him in h'cits, what worft they do When they see him in those adorable sailor suits? 31rVarsity wins an exciting game from Kentucky State, and Bot Todd gets the hAH Hail.H Febru ary IhVValter Haehnle the hero. Sylvia Leubbert the heroine, in the French Club play. Nuff ced-they eught to give a very realistic performance. ShProfs at Blue szdra meeting get away with hot dogs by the score. Semi-annual annoyance begins. 4hSensational discovery in Chocolate pudding. lane Sullivan says she always had a natural aversion to roaches. 5;Lions don new spring coats. GhDrama Circle presents. hThe QueeIfs Enemies? and HThat Fair False Wfoman. or, hWhy Eggs Go Bac . That was a real Egg: they used! YhSophomorcs plan another Soph tea-dance Hor juniors onlyy Girls beat Wilmington at basket-ball. Scmi-annual annoyance ends. lOfEsthcr and Alfarata rivals once more. Frank Biddle returns. l 239 I 11-Favorite exclamation, iWVhy, those proofs don't half do you justiCei IZhYe 01d dismal mat-rush! Freshmen march backwards forwardly and carry spoilshto Sephomore goal. IShMystic 13 receives lessons in osculatory affection from its engaged members. Question: Are Laura and Dusty mushy or merely demonstrative? Ask Katherine K, she knows! 14-Junior Tea-Dance. uNews oFFlce cupid leaves a valentine for the editor and managing editor. IShFrank and Stripe visit Rose Hill. Frank is still in pursuit of his heiress. 17hVarsity loses to Indiana State. It was a good game. anyway. IS-Phi Dell: doorpiate mysteriously disappears. 19-Men's Freshman Trial. Red Prather and Bill Summers atame for their sins by singing. But as someone said, WVh-v punish the audience? Fresh entertain for iiNews editor at Venice. Ohio. 207-Stape says he passed one graveyard and thirteen saloons. Passed, did you say? 21-Freshwomen's Trial. Gods and Goddesses of High Olympus decree grave punishments for insurgent Frosh. 227V. C. all puffed up! They had their pictures in the papers. 24huNews sleuth unveils secrets of Junior Take-oiT, and blackmailing com- mittees are Organized. 25-Innocent Frosh: HIS Catherine the sister of that young officer named Smith? 26711; is rumored that the Thirty-Sevemh Division will soon be home. Eleven dances and hve tea parties postponech 27-Isabel Dysart says she's tired of going to classes. 28-Merton Jerome Hubert. B. A., proclaims his approaching retirement from bachelor life. i24ll March lalsabel announces her engagement. S-LGts of broken hearts lying around. 4'mThe nj-Xmmal shows signs of life and J. Albert Jones encourages with, Ah! a splendid effortesplendid. 5--t'Miami Student publishes an editorial 011 sportsmanship. that does Miami know about it? 6eFran Wright establishes a. chicken most in the cellar. What kind of Chick- ens? Why, Reggie, how could you? 7- 7We could 1311 a. whole page with the events of the Miami basket-ball game. 8--The Lits invade Mrs. Fishburn's quiet home. Motto: HThey never ask us again. lOA-First rehearsal for Senior Vodvil play developed an instantaneous and Vio- lent crush. tNames omitted as unnecessaryt. lliCincinnatus Society holds meeting, reminding Seniors that the fatal day approaches. IZeJunior Class Annual Election squabble is on. Lots of people wonder how many candidates for president they can sup- portiand get away With it. 13eFrank VVadleigh takes his annual spring vacation, but leaves a nice UL short LU quizz as a souvenir to his English 24 class. 14--Junior Prom, On with the dance. let joy be unrefmed, Sigma Sigma creates a sensation by pledging Fran Wright, Bob Dorsey and Brad Roberts. 15-The morning after: ttCau't get 'em up Cantt get 'em up Can't get ,em up in the morning. 17-The Follies; and Hamlet Vie with each other in attracting the University to entertainment. P. SeThC Follies win. 18eWho is the masked dancer and why must she be masked? I 243 1 19---W'e raise the roof of the Commons by singing, $51 LOHS. Long Trail, and, Keep the Home Fires Burning. both at once. 20-wVirginia Kemper hides behind auditorium curtains in vain attempt to discover the secrets of Sigma Sigma. ZliDress rehearsal for the Vodvil. If a rotten rehearsal means a fine perform- ance, we sure are due for a fmc performance. 22hVarsity Vodvil. a versatile, variegated venture. vast and veracious, vying With Vogue in its; vivid and vivacious; variety! 24-The Thirty Seventh Division lands in New York. Oh, boys! QShEllen Strubel gets on the same car With Marilyn Miller. Thrills, Ellen? 26hChem. Club entertains Freshmen members by quoting their own witticisms. Concentrated solution of 1, 3, 7, trimenthylxanthine served. hNot poison, only cofTecJ 27gPCpp3; songfcst. Seventeen girls Claim Reeves threw that kiss at them. but we know it was Taunt he saw. 287 Drama Circle Springs an evening of orlc-act plays. Buddic calft take a curtain call becausaa he wears pajamasV 294C001; Dance Was there any electioneering? Oh no. my childnhow could you think so? 31- -Varsity adjourns to witness; Taicott-chner wedding. April 1- -April Fool! We're not even going to try to be funny today. 3- -Ulex initiates at Sig Chi house and receives a bill for one broken hatrack. 3- -Will tomorrow never come? 4.. -The Batteries Come home. Words are inadequate. 5- -A certain Wasting Show poster reminds us vividly of Earl VVidau in 'The Sultalfs Favorite. ThUnix-frsity News and its ediiors get a free ad. ShYou know something? What were Red and Sue looking at men's shoes so earnestly for? l244l 97French Club plays. Aggie sacriflces all to her art. Bailoting for election bcgins. 10---Wr0m1n's League Rube Party survus blackberry pies tn the guests, lthl Wk C. AA Banquet raisas mam rim of last year's juni N' Shaun awd antic- ipations of this years. Freshman tea-dancc at last comes; off. 127 -We ask no more. The 147th Infantry arrives. 14- -First day of Parkology courses. No. my dean Mr. Park of the English department does not start them. They are sclf-sturtersh 15--Lit. Open Meeting attempts to appease severe critics IGhFair daughters of Neptune hold aquatic carnival. Balloting for election ends. 17hFrench Ciub entertains with tea and Cakes. '11 everything. IS-We congratulate the winning senior officers, and condole with the rest. 19-Varsity Boat-Ride looms up in the near distance. Date-books overhauled. ZihBob Thayer and Hermie Knorr apply for positions as; mascot for Theta. 227Hermie accepted. Bob seeks consolation with D. Z. 237Freuch Club gabbles French and gobbles food at. luncheon. 24hPan-Hellenic Dance causes perturbation to men who love them all and are true to them all. ZShWGmanhs League dance well chaperoned by the Dean and Dopey Dan. 27-C0-0p smoker proves truly a hot time. ZShLouis J. Johnen, Junicr. falls off the back end of 3 Clifton car 7a prac- tical demonstration of what happens when an irresistible force meets an immovable body. SOhKate koncentrates and katches a kutc, kurly-headed kid. 'Smattcr, Red? 124M May li'Woman's Pan Banquet. Peaches and cream have nothing on the girls today but-wait until next September. 2 Miami debate We learn more about the League of Nations in two hours than most of us have learned in six months. 3 Varsit v Boat-Ride. Some moon! 5 Pe0p1e are still talking about Schymmyzettek Dance 0f the Wild Comics. 6-jim Cunningham seen talking to a female. Says she Cornered him. 7hTaunt Staurt's secret sorrow revealed by ths Whey She has a Shakespearean brow. SiGirlef Field Day preves exciting. 9 Prize Day. Cincinnatus seals given to Eddie Powers, Mary Steiner, Howard Stapleton. Lottie Landis, Dottie Cone, Taunt Staurt, Bob Dorsey, Martha Anderson, Fran Wright, Lillian Meeds, Anne Knight. Catherine Snow, Babe Jones, Bill Meyers, Walter Haehnle, Cis Stark and Margaret Green. loisig Alphs throw their Spring dance. Better than usual. 12 Ed Sudhof'f gets to class on time. 13-Guiders' Club guides prospective Freshmen around the classic halls. 14 130 0 gives inspiring free lecture on how to rush thirteen girls at once. 15 We d like to take a crack at Don, but his past is so spotless that we can't fmd a thing to tell. 16 Freshmen hold a childrefs party at the MansionW ITaWArms and the Man staggers 0n, supported by well-known piHars of the Drama CircIe. 20 Co-eds vote Earl Widau the original of WA Skin You Love to Touch. 217D0c Schroth announces that decollette means an abbreviated evening gown. 22 W0man's League Festival in Burnet W'oods. Isadora Duncan has nothing on us. l2471 23 -The Tea Dance Class gives a swell affair at the ttR-Iansion. 26-rjunior Slam. Haif the Seniors are sure because they were taken off and the other half are just as sore because they werentt. 27ehCincinnatiant, comes Out and the editorial staff takes to the tall timber. 28r1f anyone's purple past has been neglected in the Funny Book, please re- member that it was l'ack of space, not lack of knowledge, which caused the Omission. 29mSeni0rs begin to get worried about Phi Beta Kappat Who's Next? June QeFinal annoyance begins. 3-Roudebush has a birthday. UIentioned by requestJ 4e-Fanny Johnson gets B in psych. Did she 'Wtamp Mr. Diserens? 5,1t is rumored that Diddy Margraf was arrested for fragrancy. 6JSomeone asks what kind of rouge Charlotte lXIerry advertises. 7; Final annoyance ends. SfBaccalaureatc Sermon, accompanied by the privilege of wearing caps and gowns for the first time. 9eSeniorajuni0r Parties-just like wedding festivities 10702155 Picnic. lli-Alumni gaze with pride 011 the College. 127Senior Class presents, t'The Admimble CriChtOn. 137C1ass luncheon, with all the delicacies 0f the season. and the Commons. 147 Commencement. Zip! goes; the fil-lum! $5.1qu l2-181 h A Composite Sketch of the Follies HIS is :1 smsnc at Lhu passing show, 01' mnyhu il' wzm :It the FuHiva Ur marx'i'm hath. I left knmu Anyway EX'Ltl'yl'u'JCh' was then: 7 Everylmdy 1.31. any i111;.107'1;1nr6. Thth is - Thu Dczm was there. But 01' crmrse he hle to gm Being IH'ul'L-Hsm' Hf nmdcrn Lh'amcr. Whu stands. on Chairs 10 SEE l'uryar'ls Even at sedate HLit mcctings Hmv could he resist the Follies? Ugth-n wzm them mo - You're surpriScrl? WL-N then, you thm't know Uggiu Why it mm Philip who- But if I giVL- him away I u'nm't 3.2m. D in French. Thuy any that Mme Yumng was Lhurc But I don't hclicve that. Thv wildcat party was a box party, Frank Byers was chapemning it. You know himhthzlt young Lothario Who goes in for Chianti, Tauntie. And liberated verse. Howard Stapleton also ran; And Louie's shoes were 311 shined up. She said she went to Land's But we know Otherwige. And Mary Steiner was the noisiest 0f the hJL-h A Frcshnmn whose themus she marks, Said so. I could gm on indefinitely But the rest of those present Paid me Ln keep their names outof thisV I wouldn't have put. km in anyway, But I didn't say 50 Just accepted the money and haul a l3vctnt hinch in the Cmnmrms. i 25M K. C a Kw 10 a O b 2.. . VI ID 10 a. u a .a. Chuck Dabney's Dream S a Mting stage setting for this nocturnal farce 0f conglomeration of over- workcd brains and futile attempts at introspection we have established. as a fltting artistic background, an atmosphere Of touching szhas, and further, that it may be appreciated to its fullest extent. we Suggest an audience com- pletely wrapped up in :1 cloak of melanchelical sentimentality as Well as 0119 possessed of mrc- imaginntive genius. Cast of Characters HCIHIL'AZH affectionate appellation amalicd to our hero. Charles William Du'Ime-y Dan. the Srribhlet ,1 . . ,. .. . . . .. . . . . .. ............ Daniel Lawrence Huffy? Chief Butcher. . . . . . . .. . .. . .. . ,. .7 ..... Christian R. Holmes C lnmdy. Chief Lilucmlist. . . . . , . A . , . A . . Frank KVachigh Chandler L015, Chief Sister ........... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .,LOLICE'11 Pattee HHL l':lZ-1' H Chief Bridge Builder ..... . 7 7 . . . . .Herman Schneider ' 332137 H . . ., William Paxton Burris C Ineves also. .. Travail! Louis Trenchard More 'Wi'ccrli'm omcial frog: and worm hatcher.. . . . . . . . flurry Lewis Wieman Day- Time. Wee-Wee'5' 051;: Chipper. . . . . . . . . . . . . Edward C. Day Ann! Com. 'WVee-KVCC'S', worm Chaser. . . . . . . .. . . . . A ,, , COI'a M. Box Huhn't'i's, Cawsnr's Friend. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Hubcrtis Maurice Cummings ttWilly. Chandyts pett . . . . . . . . . t . . Alexander h-Iassey Wilson ttDinkT the bootcries paradise . . . . . . t . t . . . . . ,,,,, Charles B. Hoffman thierk, a prize-flghter.. t . . . . . t t . . . . . , , t t t . . . . . t .Charles Albert Joerger Breesy, the lunatic's balm... .. .. . . . . t t . t . . .Burtis Burr Breese ttDizzy, his shadow .................... . t . . . . . . tCharles M. Diserens ttSweet Marry, Chief Estheticist. . . . 7 7 7 t . . .Whitelaw Reid l-Iorrison Margy, female Hercule5.. . . . . . t . . . . . . . . . . . t . . t . . .. . . t . t ,Marjorie Hillas ttHZO, Happyt' Sloan's instructor 7 , , , 7 , ..... Harry Shipley Frye Hjenny, the faculty stein .. . . . . . . t . . . . . t ........ Alexander Lewis jeukins H ttSchmitty, the U. C. memorial . ........................... Herr Schmitt 1511 act combined with last just to make Hubcrtis mad. 2d Scene-e'tChuth' Dabney bordering upon the land of dreams. tNoteelst Scene barred by censorsy HOzauntWetuntll, !tis night at last, and fain I'd sleep 'til morningiUgh! these lambs of mine. They rise before my eyes againeas, forsooth. they always do, and mock my sleep to scorn. hI would that they were extinct-yeat crushed manhandled and bled. for entitled am I not. most noble of them all. to seek solace from their rasping voices and evil stares in slumber? Deep Breathing. tThis expression for politenesst sakey ttDan i'tOh, most noble sire. I come as; of old. and as ever anon to inscribe upon the records of our institution the proceedings of the night's venture. Dream on. most noble sire-edream 011' el write. uChcmdy''-ttNow. stop -stop I say! Your words. Willy. are not nearly as intellectual as your name. nor do they aspire to the heights that mine own eclipse. Am I not past master in the art of expression? itIrI-E'HbWettI dare say, I dare say. but let me alone when I want to talk. You may like the How of words from your lips. their sound and substance, but darned if I do. You ought to know that by this time. Dink HojnmnittOh, Aunt Cora! can't you step aside and allow me my pedestal organs to swing in place? tt Aunt Cora. tgtdc'jiam omittHow dare you rebuke the neural processes exist- ent in the diencephalic region of my cranial possessions in that manner! tDay- Tz'azze -+HTe-he, sister, tC-he, ain't you the limit! I-Fee L'I-reet'ettTut-tut. children. be Carefult You should not ever speak together. 'Who knows but what the voices might to some Annulatan species cause havoc- ein bringing about a strange complexity in the immediate oFfspring through hereditary reception of the tendency toward future Wormologyv I253 i ttjerk etlHaw-haw. wormology, what the h- is that? Say, wherdye get that stuff ? lljenny'lallBravo! That's the first real English I've heard this night. Come on. Jerk, lets go to that Mechaniels keg party and have a. real time. H20 -l'Nix, boys, let's stick around. And now. who can I challenge to a nice little game of checkers for tomorrow's pastime at my office? You. Chuck? Are you the only one can spare the time? lt Hubertisll-ttE-Plurihus-Unuml So help me Godtl am shocked. dumb- founded. Oh, Caesar, hear my call. Cicero, lend an ear. Your dutiful servant, Hubertis, has heard blasphemy and vulgar language in this, the con- gregation of Facultatis Universitae Cincinnatae! Oh, damio, damio, sunuvagun. Sweet M0rry - Oh, Aunt; Cora. what shall I do? I so want to talk to this group of cruel MEN, but am afraid to look at any of these here but yen and Marjy and Lou. My dancing class is waiting for me, and Fm in such a hurry to get to them, but I just must tell on nasty old Chamby. Hels after building up a horrid old football team. and besides this he doesn't like to wear bloomers. and om: thing more. Those naughty boys of the Student Council Upon Activities of the Student Body went and got you, Loueen, to make trouble about the l'Prom. which was given at the Gibson Hotel. because I refused to let them put that awful wax on the floor of my gymnasium for boys who want to learn how to dance and Swing their arms beautifully like my girls. and now I have to let this Committee have their own way. I'm so mad. but never mind; come Marjy, the girls are waiting for uSethe Mid-Summer Night's Dream Dance is on, you know. tExit with IWarij Burr ?Trench all0h, Trench, I am the chief of all The Pedagogs to be. And Burr, I am the potentate Of them Who fame would see. ht'lecma'y - liNow Pedagogs are teachers; A job there lies for you In future. yearSewhen features Are expected-that are new. lt5d1m1ittjv r - llBut dis I'll say to you uns. Datls graduatinl high, From extry work an' doins So you on fame can fly. Just stick right to your learnin', An' get a JOBedat's what. For teachin's just like churnin', You can't all'ord to stop? lAfter you once startj E 256 l Breezy 'lSChmitty, that is fine. I really believe, that were you to con- centrate your powers of conscious activity upon that particular phase of its scope embraced in the processes of relational content of consciousness. and were to make explicit the ellects of such manipulation upon your psycho-physical organism. you would be involved in the mecca; of expressing beautiful thoughts. Sclmt'itty rllDzlt's a lie. I vouldnlt be expressing nnddings. I vould be six veet unter de ground. mit de perfumes: 0f bretty vlowers above me. Dizzy'Lelth. hum-m-m. Have I been 51111111321 ng again? . Chuck'ViuYes. get up here. Be alivel' Dizzy !llN0w. don't you talk back to me. I'll slap your faceeI-Oh - oh myemy necktie is game. Chuck r-e N0 it isn't. Just. reach around behind your neck. and bring it back Where it belongs. And now, while I am at it, and on the Subject, dear boy. why can't you Cease wearing Jim Jeffries' collarskthcy choke so. I honestly recommend cuffs for a change. They will feel more at home on your neck. llLaueen - Hubertis. I hate you. Hubertz's ellMutual. Oh. Euripidcsl teach me the art of choosing words that I may fling them in confusion upon this. my rivalethis veritable She-Devil. who Challenges me so openly and so cruelly. llLDueen ellGOV, Aunt C0m -liYes, go before my militant nature breaks forth in fury. 'ljcrkl'ellHoorayl A light. Comrades, hol Schmitty e'l1 go get de veeI-barrow. But please don't make too much dirtfl Cfrmk't-JlI-lold! Stopl I Will none of this. You act like Sheep gone astray. Youeyoueughl Ma, get me the sleep powders. Ilve been dreaming again.' Finis nThe Light that F ailed UVitl1 apologies: to Longfeilmv's HITtZ-IWILUIZL'U , WAS a bleak night in November, Dark and stormy in November, And around the hearth-Hre seated. Were the chieftains of Pi K3115. Stern and somber were their fattest tVere their dark and swztrthy faces, As their brother Wagner murmured, ItIurrnured t0 the hissing embers: ttYou can take your bally sea-gulls. Take your quailst and all your ganders. Give me chickens. prairie chickens, Give me sage hens and white leghoms. Thus he spoke and silence followed. And the minds of those assembled Gathered dreams and gathered fancies. Gathered hopes of frying swingers; And the odor of the. Eggnog Caused them all to be lighteheaded, And from out the whirling chaost From the depths of rusty braih-pahs, Came the scheme of raising chickens. In the cellar of their mansion. In the white-washed silent sanctum They enthroned an incubatort Lit the pilot lamp the beacon Upon which their hopes depended; And ascending to the attic, Slept at peace beneath the rafters. Slept the peace of the contented. Seven times the fair aurora Tinged the eastern hills with crimson Ere a fall of bitter sorrow, Settled 011 that humble dwelling, IZSQI Drew a melancholy blanket O'er the light of their amhitifm. For the seventh eve was stormy. Through the attic raced the north wind. Beat upon the sleeping facea: Of the Pi Kaps there reclining, Until one awoke and noticed That the smallest of his brethren Was not roosting on his pallet. Was not resting with his kinsmen; And fear was great within him That a COg was loose in Denmark. Now a footfall 0n the ladder Told of. one approaching slowly, Bearing rumors of misfortune, Bearing BOpeep t0 the attic, Where unto his wakened brothers He confirmed the ill foreboding; He had gone to turn the egglets. llea yea, my little egglets. Wheri the north wind, breathing coldly, Chilled to death the fire of hope, Chilled the pilot lamp, the beacon. And the chicklets all stampeding To attain a warmer clime, Scrambled all the slower egglets. Scrambled all the unhatched egglets. And they sold the stock at auction And received a silver dime. Dorothy Haywardls the beautiful dancer Whose fame has spread o'er U. C. But her dance, the dainty lthTtationf' Is eclipsed When she does the Shimmeef' l2bll Digressional ll APOLIO,H be with me yet. Lest I forget. lest I forget! And, Twa-twa too. stay near I pray. T0 fortify me for lthe day When I must sing my little song. To help propel that show along. 'Twas Morgan Fenley who thus sought The substitutes for words; he ought Have known. ll judge by the reproach Directed at him by the coachD The practice hours moved on apace; And Morgan seemed all set to face The fontlights, and to thrill a throng With the emotions of his song. The sth time came. His magic voice Made all within its sound rejoiced- As from his silver tongue there dripped Sweet scntiment. Then something slipped? Our hero waxed both cold and hot. At thinking, llLord! I have forgot! But in his Chills-and-fever fret. He sensed that prayer, llLest I forget! Ancl from his lips in dulcet flow. Rang ouL l'Twaitwa! Sapoliol Prcxy is our president Who gets in dreadful messes By advocating uniforms, And talks rm women's dresses. I 262 l Editoris OB, the fourteenth grandson of J his famous patient ancestor, hav- ing just completed an exciting two- month's course in HBunkis Fatigus in the S. A. T. C at the Haven of Lost Hopes. Oxford. iOhio, not Eng- land, Gentle Readerj comes to our University to take up higher educa- tion. Having aheady spent three whole months in Dean Schneidefs Kindergarten for sprouting Edisons and Steinmetzs. he wonders why he has not been deluged with six kind offers to drag as many lapel ornas ments on his tired carcass around the campus. This was his fate at the aid Indian Reservation. known to some as Miami. MORE NOTE: iOf great repute t0 Cincinnatians who are unable to pay full price for Joseph Peebles Sons' Tallewanda drinking water, and who, feeling the need of fraternity life and a back-to- nature rest cure, imbibe this spark- ling and invigorating huid for four years in an attempt to either get cured of married or intellectual burdensj l i I265i Note We hnd our illustrious protege on Saturday morning. wandering hope- lessly and aimlessly among the laby- rinth 0f Varsity's structures of tra- ditional fame, and finally follow him to the HReign of Sport. the Stadium. Here he asks in a meek voice for admittance from the worthy keeper, Herr Professor Schmidt, who grants him an audience. The professor of iiside lines proves to be a most con- soling conhdant. and stops long enough item minutesi from his rou- tine of daily research to pour the oil of information upon the seething sea. of troubled thought. The following monologue fell upon the keen ears of Harry Braunstein. ex-farmer, poli- tician, financier. lady-killer. etc. and was reported verbatim t0 the Editor of the i'Yearl-v Smack All credit for this comprehensive Revue is due our able reporter Harry, who hopes that his cHorts will please the inter- ested and unsuspecting public, just as his efficient business policies have never failed to please the cosmopolt tan student body of U. C. HWhen in doubt, ask the Sigma Sigmzis-ethey know H Sigma Chi 08E Zigma Ghis vot live in dcr house across by der Engiv neer'mg College, are der most nodori- Ous of dem all. Dey hat to vate for dm' em uf die 3 A. T. C. here bevor dey could furnish dot house mil: dou- ble deckm- army hetts und belt CIOEhER 'Exc1uziveness used to be 5130111; by dcr letters uIn Hock Signo Vincus. burl V011 ail dc Olt poys enlisted. day hacked der excluzive- ncss along mil die rest of der Steins und so today dot Lrndishun is nud- dings but a memory. One 11v die olt men. I pelim'c i1 v35 Clm l-Iorris, gave me a book vnt says dat Zigma Chi YJS founded at Miami by six Dekes who couldn't buy dere dues LIV two hits; a month. pecausc: Oxford was wet: in c1059 days :mt dose Zigmu Ghis are strong: peHevers in home rule. Vcn Cincinnati goes dry den dose Zigma Ghis will have to Shut down der house :15 die vzly it iz subborted is 011 die penny tax on each vive-cent glass of bier Holt by Moerlcin. Hand: and Viedemann. I2661 You can alvays tell vone of dese men die Maltese Cross pin ho vears ant malt is his favorite flower. Der colors are net ant piue indicating an ardistic facial dECorashun. Die best time to try to get a bid vrom dis bunch is arount die first of dic month van die bills come due ant if you own a Paige machine or a Ford car. den you are clouply sure of peing aple to put on der Sunday Schul button Vich so disguises die ideals uv dis fraternidy. Day My dot Dannie Lawrwce. dcr treasurer uv die University. is a Zig. bud you see I dink dot Zigma Ghi vas die only pays club in schul vcn 110 vass hier. b y HVE all like die Zigma Ghis, ant die girls especially dink dot dcy have a nice f1'ade1'n1'ty, pecansc dey chudge from Whitey Rover ant Bill Kruse. I don : know. bud I pelieve dot this last vonc owns a hardware store ant it sure does help close Zigs along to have hhm as he can supply die table with all uv dic carving knives and soup ladlcs Llat die brudders need. Sigma Alpha Epsilon OW den, derels dotivot you call em? Ez A BC bunch. My vot boysr Gott in Himmel. If yOu vant to get in mit an invluenchel krowd arount dat plsze dey call de vimmen's jimnazium. join dcm. If dey don't vant you at furst, g0 ant sit all ober de Kabba. Alfa Theda table vile die girls are trying for to eat a liddle sumdingsl Let dem see you doing dis vonce or divice and dey'll take you Shure. Bud mchbe dey vill not yet vant you -Vcll den I zay you shood forget vonce in awhile flat you candt Zing. ant dat you have a faze like a tomado dat has lost all its zigns of yootthden oiler to Zing for de ztudent boty at de noon-dimc rezess, like dat Chap dey call Earl Weatherford vauts to do. Now my tier boy, dey vill come to you mit of'len armz so clat dey can haf a blaymate for vun uv der boys who dey call Don Hall. Dese boys haf a house. by der Ohio Avenoo Car Barrens. so dot dey can make a nuff money to subbort Bill Myers and his l2671 second-handled Hudson by cooking de dinner vunce a day for Lle conduct- orsimaybe dey get free rides for digs: too, because dey are ulvays down town and its too far for dose chaps to walk, Beta Theta Pi l EM Bedas are der most impor- dzmd bunch at der school. Vell. you brohahly vont agree with me ant I vouldn't blame you a bit, but chust you go ant ask a Bcda ant zee vot he says Mr himzolf. If he can't convinze you llimzelf py show- ing you die pictures uv die invluenk tial brudclers back in 1898 pefore the time that Bi Kahlua Alla and Zigma Delta Bi were foumlet deun he will show you Mr. Baird's Manuel on College Fradernidies. You zeeu Mr. Bared vas a Beda himself am 20 he should know all about dem; he vos nod from CincinnatL bud he clezidecl to give die Bedas some gud uotority and derefore he wrode a dreadize on n his frademity and lo slmw you how procle minded he vos he alzo wroclc a liddle sumdings apoud die odder fradernities. llDey say dot dis bunch vas found- ed at Miami. you know all about dot place as you was dere for a liddle vile. Veil to hear a Cincinnati Beda talk about his Miami brudders you Vud dink dot die next time dat a lCincin- natiau, came out. dot die Founderei vould pe Cincinnati. Die Miami poys like dere modest Cincinnati brudders alzo. Last summer ven Bradley Roberts and Herbie Vinans took a coubble of Hi school men to Oxford to rejuvinate dot chapter, Yatz Muuns dezided dot die Deek ant der Zigma Ghi Chapters needed diss imbrovement more damn die Bedas so he told die Cincinnati poys to go pack homo and sleep off die eHects 0f dcre last Zigma Zigma party ant to come to Oxford die next time for comfort ant not work. Der reason dot die girls fall for dese Beda boys is because dey Chust Can't resist der Beda colors. baby blue and binkl All a girl has to do to make a hit with a Dclda Daw Delda or a Vy I2081 Deld is to remark dot de putiful sun: set has all der glory uv die Beda colors. llDie Cincinnati Bedas haf so many sisters who are Dri Delts dot day haf t0 haf sister pardies Vich dey call chda Open Housesf all die real Beda bardies however are called danzes or wrestling matches. pecause ven die sisters are safe at home denn die brudders Can act natural. Delta Tau Delta ll 0U say you haf heard about die Delta Daws? Vell, maype you can tell me someding about dis fru- ternity after I tell you all I know. Der Delta Daws are famous vor der nashunal reputachun vor high schol- arship. Ad der Deld convenshun in Buffalo apoud two years ago two im- pordaut questions were disgusted. Der fu'st vas I'Jrohihition and der second vas gud scholarship. Der Cincinnati chapter had been so bad along both uv dose points dot der nadishonal fraternity had to step in . s-u-u-u-u-Mu-u-u-u-u'u 'o o a - n-u-n-Kl-IO u-n-n-D-u-u o '9 Insure your future A few months of spovializcrl train- ing with us will double the value mt y4 :ur general education. Enroll nnw. Subjects: Bookkeeping. ShrJthunrl. Touch Typewritmg. Arithmetic, Spelling. Cur- reripondenee, UHi'C Practice zmrl Cuminuruinl LLLW. Day, Night and Sat. Classes. The Conroy Business School Miss Marcella Conroy. Superintendent 402-405 Durimr Building Telephone Wom'lhurn 4306 Pnit'liles Corn Err Walnut Hills ant brace them up. Since then die old timers like Pailing Richardson and Bob Heuck can't find any uv the brudders to take out on dere barties, 50 Bob god married off and Payle expects to so quick as he can pay for die ring. If you haf a brain like 21 youthful Macaroni and can eat soup with a chop stick, denn you haf all die qualifications for a successful Delda Daw, and unless you hang on to der nearest lamb-post dot buush is shure bound to grab you off and make der remains of you sick with studying trying to win unoder scholarship plak for dere Deld messwhall. tder Delds are going to start eating now that the war is over and they need trays.l ttAll the engaged girls like die Delds pecause they like to substitute when die lucky poys are not at home, ant die Hances don't care vor dey l-..- know dat dey haf a happy rehutashun wading vor dem venn day return. Stewed Garrison and Rummy are the present subborders of diss tradishun. and Zoo Wilson and Mildred tell me dat dey like dese liddle boys finer HDie Delds half a nize liddle house down in Clifton close by a zaloon, a vire engine house. and mit a dump ride across die street. Ven dey vunt to rush 21 hi school man. dey first takes him to dcr zaloon. denn dey zhow him die nice horzies in the en- gine house. and last uv all dake him to der dump and pledge himl Der most uodorious uv diss bunch is a red head vot sings apourl a iiVorking Girl's Life. and mm he don'd sing, he stards up schemes uv kidnapping der Vigilance Committee. Walter Haehnle is vone uv dese boys and he tolt m: dot die seven men in diss fra- Build for all time when you build u High-Grade Face Brick THE MOORES-CONEY COMPANY Contractors and Builders Supplies Telephone. Main 973 111 East Fourth Street CINCINNATI .,.l-..-..-..-..-..;..-m-..-..-i.;. 0.. . I-ll-u-u-d o a o e.tl-m-u-u-u-u temity are more better clan all die udder men in die school. Der reason vy all der Delds are 20 healthy is because dey take Papc's Liddle pills ven day go to bett at night. Phi Delta Theta l l IE main point of interest about dose Vi Delda Thedas. ldey are callt Vi Doodles at Dartmouth ver I used to study Landslide garter- ingl, is dat dey ant die EsiA-Ee's luf each udder Chust like bruclders. Ven llESE' two outlts get together you lmf a quiet liddle party chust like a meet- ing mit Dopey Dan VVilsou and Char- lie Dalmey. Dese boys; hang out 011 Highland Avenoo across vrom die Conservancy 0v Maasic, bud I am told dot dis is only a submerine to their real reason for liling Clare. and clot cle3r are going to moof away after June the first I had thought dat die Vy Delta had already, mevcd bud dey say clat id vas chust some liddlc choke dot a coubble of Delcla Dan's played 011 die V3! Delts. expecting dem to get mad. It VEIS diss my- vone night dese Delds werc down at Mecklenbcrg's learning how to powl and maybe to do somediugs elsu yet as cley were certainly feelingr fme. Vell cley took die Vy Delts name- ljlate from die door 0H, and day V'E'I'L' :10 happy dat dcy forged vcre cley pud it for dree whole months. i'Venever you pass py diss frader- nity house you will be immediately imhressed by the cleanliness of die vindoes. Die reason digs is so is; mad hccausc cley haf an energetic house- kccper by any means, but die Drud- I 270 I ders tend to diss dooty automnti lilly ven dey hammer 011 die windows to attract der attenshun of dere Conser- vancy girls who go 13y. Miss Bauer said dic reamn clat she likes to keep her Moosic grounds so peautiful is because she vants die Vy Belts and her girls to cuchoy demselves in die front yard. One of die bruclt'lers vol. V05 in die 8. A, T. C. decided out of die. good- ness of his heart to quit school and g0 pack to his home in Hutchinson, Kansas. to save die sity of Cincinnati die Dxpense of sending a polcezcman up to die Vy Delt house efery night to flnd out vcre die shooting,r range VOS. Dis hunch is noded for nucl- dings in barticular except Conserva- 5hun Of Energy. For dis reason dere powling team dis year vas a dream. I mean a nightmare. Die brudders used to go strata down to Cler alleys Saturday morning afdcr taking der girls home from die dance Friday might yet. so dz-Lt tley vould be on time for die avtcrnoon games. As stu- dents, you Can see die cmly point of similarity betvccn die Vy Delta and die Zigma Ghis; this is VOHB boint dot both Chapters agree 011 and Bob Player and Deke Fuwcctt say clot if dere ware any more boints 0f likeness clot life vould not be vorth lifmg for still. HFor a coubblc uv years die Vy Delta nefer took die same bunch of girls to ft party dvice in succcsllun whether id vats because die girls voulcln't g0 pack die second dime 0r vedcr die vellows coulcltft remember who day but taken I cannot say, bud dis year die pays are different ant van die Vy Dells announced their house .;..-..-t.-..-o-. .-..-u...-n-..-4 -..-I....J...,-. .u-u-u-m- I-n-P-Ir-m-w. 0'.- Why N at Prepare- fm' lml'Of LI'IL' many IHMIII'JI'IS ht hur :lihptmulf Mmr I-f 111v HUL'CtLHSfIII business mcngthc big UIILNiWETL' Lruiuurl fur hamm-m M Nvlsrm Cullegc, which for river 0U vcun has 1mm rcwgnizuf as thw it-Eulmu :mmmg Hlshunl rnf its kind in The Xlirizllc W951. Nelson Business College Odd Fellows Temple. Seventh and Elm hardy at W'rylzmds, Kx. dis Ziuziu- nati Delda thas had to postpone dcre national dance a veek as dare vnulant pe any Delda Zedas to go to its Ch arlie Sh ryock, Lootm ant Smith, and Wally Mendenhall are Vy DeldsI so Job I30 patient me pay, you havc a chanch bud you came ad die wrong dime of die year. Pi Kappa Alpha II OSE Bi Kabs are a nice bunch of boys now I vant to dell you. VVeun you can play baskctsbull goot deYiIl you have die best chance to gut a invitation from dis chabter to wear derc little white button dot looks so much like a cross betvccn a spring u-I5-1l-II-ll-II-II-h-u-n-h-n-I q-s -1 I -:.-u-n -u-. -1 -- -..-n-n-m-e.-m-uq-c Bi szs were. mud so very strong in dis hasket-bull league omil vone day Herbie Chrmes and George Eilers got tired uv playing: damselves so dey vent out zmt Wedged a whole Fresh- man deam. :md dey vould have von die champctnship if Here hadn't been sech odder teams dot verc better :15; def VL'I'C. IIDic Bi limbs run a boarding club for die bruddcrs ant 2111 dare friends ofer 011 Clifton Avenue. All dic athletics in die medical college use digs Mace for Clerc. headquarters. Ven you come in cm der first floor you dink dot you are going into die flrst gates uv Heafm. bud as you bass ub die stairs to die rooms dot die brud- ders live ant slow in. Gottl den you dink dat you iiTt' hack below again ant. Yonder how dey could accuose ,...-K.....-..-..:..-m....-a-u, . 5. beauty' and a Beds hledge pin Die Kaiser VVillu-lm uv cmnouHage. Id i E ! The ! 9 - 2 g Banner Grocers Bakmg C0. g i i I Oak and Stanton Avenues VValuut Hills i ! i ! Telephone number Wondbum 75 I I i nearly broke Cliff Straehleyls heart to see how padly die second looten- ants used die house ven die 8. A. T. C vas here. Dose unartisdic and inabbreziative shave-tails used die brack-brack to stick dere Chewing gum too, and die busts of dose im- portant guys in dere front hall, I dink day are Eddie Wagner. die musiker. ant Holly Zwlck. die dancer. vell dese- oszers used dose two busts to hold die carpets to der floor ven dey vanted to shoot craps vitout slipping Die Bi Kabbs half a general clean-up. paint-up day vonce efcry year. Denn dey enterdain die faCulty and die goot looking girls. Diss preparashun cleans all die brudclerg uv dere Spend- ing money, and damn day haf to paint up a Fishy story so dat day can get some more from dere fond and indulgent parenm Franzis lNright is 3 Bi Kab even though he did defcarl Dorothy Cohen in the Senior Claz elecshun last year. Babe Chones is a nice liddle feller van die hrudders give him his own way aboud everyding vich day chenerally do if dey value dere beacc ant cou- dendment. I vunce met a girl vot said she vent Out to die Bi Kabba Alfa house for dinner ant dat die brudders acted nearly as much at home as she felt vich vas imbossible pccause dey used fuzzy turkish towels for napkins. and tin cups for finger bowls. I told her dot dose veren't tin cups. day were bowling cups dot Wagner has von for die Bi Kabs dur- ing die lazt ten years he has peen bowling wid dem. llEd Strictelmeycr is a Bi Kab d0. Besides having dis obstacle in life to live down he is also Prezident 0f der Chunior Clazz. tailor. salezman. in- ventor, and bar-keepcr at Jake Riehlis for die HUlex poys. W Womenls OW to be a goot vraternity man you must know all about dc girls vraternities. I know noflings about dem myself except vat Dr. B'Iorrison tells me. dat means. of course. dat I know all about dem-evcrdings. He sez dat cley are a great bunch Yen dey amlt fighting wit each udcr. Delta Delta Delta l 18 bunch vas fmuu'lccl in Bos- ton. Mazcchuscts. but tle lang- uage LIV de Zinzimmti Chapter has i l Fraternities 2 2 l gone throo some very radicle changes zinse dat time, Vich you can easily 239 by lizening t0 dere converzation dat takes place between Clem vcn dey got dere minds on dose Delta Zetas. llDey choosed de Pansy as dore Flower because dey saw how cheab it was to get. vrom vatching de Kappa Alva Thedas pick dem for dere ban- qucts, uDesi: girls don't haf much trouble in vinding boys vor dere pardies vor dey haf so many brudders in Beda Theda Bi. Id makes it nice vor dese boys too, as; zome of Clem enjoy de Your Success Lies Ahead Knuwlmlgl- :Inel Mlilitj. urn IIII- things lhuf mum Luriuy. :Iml liu- fu-ighis yrm wuulll n'ilnin nn- guxvrnrd alums: I-ulirvly In,- llu-m alum: Th6? wumlvrful FN'IIILNIFIH'HGIII pvriud whirh is mm in prnr-m'h shulllll upvn Hp url'nlI-r ptlsxulililivs Hum vu-r hI-rmrlu -..-..q-n-n-o-u-m-nu-u-q . 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Dey haf a girl named Saliva Lu- Ebert lshe is no relation to de Presi- dent vrom Germanyl in de crowd dat takes a vellow named Z3 to all der pardies so dat he von't get mad. He is only a Vy Delt, but he i2 20 zenzi- tive about dis girl. Deze girls are goot poker players. Dis iz because dey play dat game efry ohauct day get ven vun ov der number named Margaret Green is away at der Y. W. C. A. meetings. l'Dey have a vildvoman in dere crowd dat gives midzummer nights dream pardies at der house. Dis is Zoo Vilson. And let me tell you de udder night ven dcy vas all at vun of deze affairs zome of dem vent outzide. all drezzed for anuder place dan out- zide, and locked de door on demselves so dat dey could show de Zig Alfs and de Delta Daws, who ver vaiting in a machine for dis: part of de play, how to climb in at. de vindow grazefully. De boys said dat dis vas de best show zince Adam took de apple vrom Eve. llYas, you must be zure to meet all do girls vrom dis; dribe. HVen you vant to learn aiiyding else about these Dridelts all you haf to do is to ask dot fellow dey call Jimmy Nippert and if he donlt know he'll fmd it all out from Dottie Britney. Kappa Delta ' IS group 0v girls is so proud uv demsolvcs dat dey voulcln't take vun singlo Freshman dis year. Izn't daL a shame. Dare colors are l274l sweet pickles and snow. and dey vere not satislied yet so dey picked out a vhite rose vor dere vlower vhich makes dem very pure. chse girls must haf forgodden dat dere arc:- jewels more prezious dan pearls vor sale. 01' cley vouldn't boast about it 20 much: vhy. I know a Vi Delt named Vidau dat has a pin mit a bunch ov pearls around idtodat iz, a pearl were ever dere is not a dias mond-and dis boy only had to hock two army ofercoats together mit his shan-shooting medal in order to buy dis 13in-so vat is; a pearl! llDere is vun goot ding about deze girlsi-dey liaf two girls in de bunch Vhose names are Marjorieidat is a vonderful name. I know a vellow who agrees mit me, but I candt tell you his name vor he has a Theda sister dat might not like it, zince dat name alzo belongs to a girl in de Delta Zeta. Chapter. Deze girls had a big pardy last fall yes. everybody is permitted to give a big dance vunce a yearoand I heard zome vun zay dat dere vere boys dere. Dats all Dr. Morrizon knows about dese girls, I dinkf' Kappa Alpha Theta I ' IS is de greatest uv all de ve- malc vraternities in de vorld. Dats vhat Adele Fischer and Alfalfa Myers and Edith Murdock says. Dese tree girls own dis bunch, and somo day egspect to allow de udder vraternities to haf only vun girl appiece adt rushing time. Dis year vas: a very suggesful year vor demo a2 dey got every vun dey vaulted Dan C. Moore CATERER Parties and V-Venl-ling chptiuns a Hpacmlty ..-u-u-..-n . .0 Rear 01' 409 Broadway and 3209 Gilbert Avenue TELEPHONES; Business. Main 2631 ?Residpnne, Wnodhurn 16294.. 0 .-oo ....-.- -..-... .:. -......... .-..,. .-1 1- ; H. 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Doernberg SPECIAL AGENT Northwestern Mutual Life Ins. Co. 501 TR ACTIUN BUILDI .VU c:cr-I -u$n-u-u:d-II-Ix-::-Ip.c egscept doze dat de Delta Zeta girls and de Chi Omega girls and de Tri Delta girls got. Dis bunch vas born at De Pauw de year bevor de panic 0v seventy- vun. Data Vat Gauzed de panic I dink. llDey haf quite a vew worn dcrc crowd in dc faculty 50 clat dcy vill be shure to get throo mitout studying much. Dey haf a Packard dat al- vays comes to school mi: vun 0V dem. Vim vrom de Beta Theda Bi boys takes care 0v dis machine. 'lDey had vunce a girl in de chap- ter dat doozn't come any more zince she vomid dat zome fine yum: doctor liked her vell enough mit out a higher schooling. Vcn Zinzimiati heard :19. news ml rliss entanglement, two vrom de boys broke dare hearts mit 21 lliiITl- mcr, and VuTl 0v dL-m. who maybe vas a Vi Dclt, decided to stop his scl-iooling, too. Datls a shame, but maybe dis girl knows host Vl'lzlt she V115 doing. 'lDezc girls is all very proud 0v dare kite vliicli means: elevation Dntls a goot ding all right. but some m- clem forget to came down vunce in a vhilc after dcy goes up to dcr sky. Zince dis high flying hunch is only Zoyhomores, dcy liaf blcnty cw time to return home to dcr eurth bevore Lley finish in dis school. Date 21 big cunzolation I dink. .a Chi Omega ' IS bunch contains Dr. Morri- soni: favorite girls, de Brun- liol'f zisters. Dcy are VLleerful foot.- lmll blayersz. kits :1 shame daL Coach Chambers candt use dem vor L'le varsity, but rle boys must haf a chanct you know. Dese girls is very evvicient. Dey believe in energy conservation Dats vliy dey called up i 2 Vi Delt house bevore de time vor dere dance and invited de whole Chapter. Zeventeen 0v dcse boys accepted de invitation, and it vas hard to tell vhether it was 2. Chi OmeA ga partly or :1 Vi Dell; Vun. l'Dcy had a girl in dis bunch dat is such vundcrful dancer dat she is in- vited to all der dances but she must liaf trouble in her remembrance facilities, vor She is alvays making engagements mit two or tree vellows vor der zamc night. Dis girl is Dorothy Poysell. but don't tell no body dat I told you dis. Deze girlsis tired 0v Greek. Dey don't like Greek mottos, so clay start wearing and go by dcr motto, llHell an'iichultur mit Christopher Ideas. Dal means dcy believe in doing any- thing vunce just like Christopher Columbus; did. 'l De colors 0v dis hunch is cardinal and straw. Vhy didn't day just my ret and yellow and be done mit it? China does dish Dey drink cama- tion cream in dere coffee to cele- brate dere flower. l'Last 0v all daze girls is terrible. Dey haf a man in de bunch. He is 3 Kappa Sigma, and vas vun 0v tie first members. I vish I was so lucky.H Kappa Kappa Gamma 1 l ERE is a bunch mit more dun thirty-cight Vild chapters. Dey is Vild every vliere exzept in Zinziunati. Here dey cand't get vild bactause dc Zig Alfs keep such a Close UH UPLI UENTN HI Cincinnatias Largest and Best Hotel Cincinnati Milling Machines are regardml as thP standard for dr'sign and workmanship every pli-H'Q in the world Wllt-TP. Milling Klachinvs are used. WE M ARE ALL QHU-IHEHCIXL SIZES From 18 table travel to 50 Frnm I II. P. normal captivity lo 20 H. P. From 1.400 lbs. npl wvight. in 11.000 lbs. The Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. Cincinnati, Ohio eye on dem. Havana Cubeb Mit- chel is de um dat arranges all do pardios vor do Zi-g Alfs. Ven she vinishes school do uder vratemities vill haf a chariot I dink. Dis bunch vas vounded de zame year az de Kappa Alva Thetas. Datls a shame. vor now doze two bunches candt zay norldings about vhich vas vounded virst. and dat's dere main talking point to freshmen. Deze girls all vear a key. Dis means dat dere hearts is locked up. How conceited dey are? Maybe zome uv Clem better unlock dere doors vor a while :0 dat fresh air can get in. Idts too bat doze girls haf only vun friend vrom de Bi Kaps, vho is George Eilers, or elze dey vould haf vun vrom dere Oudfit az Vize-Prezia dent 0v the Senior Class vor shore. Dis invluential gentleman is just like Villian Jennings Bryanohe has hopesiand maybe in tree or vore years he vill :11 last get either Helen 0r Mildred a job. He is such a hard vorker I Vish him success. IR is easy to vlirt mit dis bunch. All you haf to do iz to show Clem a key dat uzed to obeu your grand- Vatterls barn door, and dey vill zmilo zwectly and do rest is like any udder vlirtation. Try dis vunce, but if you are bashful maybe it vas better to use a Theda or 13. Chi Omega virst to bractise on. 'lNow I musL tell you about dc Delta Zetas. . Delta Zeta l' IS hunch vas hatched vrom Miami Dc virst born is still alive and Vlourishing, and vrom do reports I hear vrom do Vy Delts id iz 1278! do only hunch at Miami vorth any- thing Ov course Foodsie Vidau and Bill Breil haf to flunk a couple uv studies every week to prove dis. but day are villing. lilo Zinzirmati doze girls has a. bad reputation. Dey is de Only bunch dat is popular mit all do male vrater- nities. Dey haf all kinds in dero chapter. 30 if you vant a moonlight valk you pick out Zoo Corvin; and if you varit to learn all about der mar- riage question. Sara Keating is dat girl VhO can tell you lbut you must be shure dat Pet Gregory is zick or zomcding bevore you ask dis girlJ ilDeTe is vun ding about dis bunch dat must be very endouraging vor dc be. Day haf a bunch uv dem dat is studying to be teachers ov kids. Dey tell me. dat each vun of dam can take care ov lifty Children in der kin- dergarden. 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The guard in the rear of the hall Sees the doorway draperies quiver. Some bold intruder dare to gaze upon the sacred rchca real ? With stealthy signs. the monitor Summons aid to repel the unwelcome guest. They draw neat Roughly seize the hgure Hidden in the curtain. The wild struggle forces a cry from the prisoner, A deep masculine oath? Noea feminine shriek! T 1 Oh Cuba, how could you? ???..4 RedkttWhat's the matter. Sue, are you sick? Sue, tsighingt -NY35, I have a cape-worm. 73:96:94.: The Reason Falling backwards unexpected In a Chair's a startling act. Rarely staged with overwhelming GracefulnessT And that's a fact! But Sue Wilson's late performance Showed the fact done at its best, As the stars at one rehearsal Of the Vodvil can attest. For those stars: exclaimed in chorus ttSuCh a fall! Oh! heavens aboveT Susan must have been an artist When she deigned to fall in love. ??at' His Epitaph-R. I. P. Elsa sitting lonely 'neath a. palm, Watching others dancing at the Prom. 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I-I- I-U-I 1-1 r-IID . o -n up. -. .-. -u- -..-..-4. -n-l c-n -n-. u 90.000 Pianos in Why u'urf.f you imrn f0 ,m'rn' yours'iIA 989wrarlda Studio I TEACHERH 0F PuPL'Lm AILRIC I Lincinuati BVHW' u-n-m. 135 Wmst Fifth Street. opp. Kresgs-H i 'rl'lr'phum-L Main 9l z...- -.u:- Patronize our WET w5 Sporting Notes of 1920 FOR thc third time in succession. the Varsity Knitting Team defeated the FIiami girls last night. seven stitches and five to 5:0. The work of Red Pray-there and Esmeraidinc Hangus was the host for You See, while it was hard to pick the worst Ones 0n the Fiiami team. There were anxious moments in the Varsity stands when it appeared that Bahc Boil had dropped a stitch hut Referee Cmmingsteak called it a purl and the danger was past. Coach Rooms is greatly pleased with the showing of the team. When he sees that world's record of four feet ten inches in the high jump, Elmer Fenssc wonders why he wasn't born with skirts. A1530 Jim Cunningham rises to inquire as; to the girlts record in the pole vault. A correspondent asks; why Stack never uses a head guard in a football game. We don't know, but. we Suspect that it is for the same reason that we dont keep grate Flres going: in August. Paul Kemp is responsible for this one. Could you refer to our quarterback as: a small fry. At last reports, Coach Nikulnl'f was said to be hunting for a track man who could score 18 points in one meet without being declared ineligible. At the same time. Lockwood is cndcavnring to obtain a score of 18 points out of 25 at 600 yards. after which he will go gunning fer a few Conference rifticials. How- ard Justice and Haler Kutz WEN be his powder mrmktys. Who threw that brick? I 286 I L'mnplr'nrmfs 0f JOHN L. SHUFF. Mgr. The Union Central Life Insurance Company A Cim'innuli Institution Worthy nl' 3m 1 r Pa l I't.JHU;IU NP? arm of mu- Agenls The Chatfield 8a Woods Co. The Reliable Paper House Cincinnati Cis Stark says: she wishes 3.11 of the Physical Education Faculty would get married and bring their wives to the Faculty-Girl's BasketBall game. Then she might stand a show. How about it, Coach? Another lie spikedv The report that Mrs. Nikolon demands that the Physi- cal Education department hire a man secretary is declared unfounded. N. 13.: The editor has gone to Palm Beach until the weather grows cooler, and the e.t- mosphere clears oFf. A1 Goldman is in favor of making only one-half of a. basket-ball game count, and letting him choose the half. The departure of the auto mechanics had one bad feature. It broke up the movement to have next year's state cross-country race run over Varsity's beautiful 440-yard track. That track might also have made a fine golf course, unequalled in the country for natural hazards. Somebody said Charicy Schrader was going back this year. They're wrong. That was only Old Man Gardewing from the Gym going past him. Brad Roberts blames his early-eeason weak hitting on the fact that our oppo- nents cornered the plug market. It didn't seem to bother Johnny Weissler, though. After a man has tackled Frey our All-State quarter, a few times. he begins to wonder who in the hotrplace started this; name of Babe anyway. Speaking of nicknames, take Tank Fratz. What right: has he to that name? He's: not a member of Sigma Sigma. Things Hard to Imagine uBabe's jones playing fullback. Gene Mittendorf putting the shot. Foss't Hopkins breaking the record in the 220. HRed Stack saying ttExcuse meH after knocking over an opponent. ttRabhit Gcis playing center on the basket-ball team. HSam Seltz stealing home with the winning run. Group of Company K enthusiasts at a football game to a bunch of Company I Cheapskatee leaning against the wall of their barracks, and watching the game from the outside for nothing: t'Come on down here, you wall-nutsf' Same group. as the referee gave :1 mtth decision: uGive him cinder detail. A Miami back. after being; set down by our worthy right tackle: HOh. see the little Robbins flittering about. VVantederition by a good hand grenade thrower. Apply to Gus Beall. t 333 1 o - RI Unwemty Graduates fiIfI'rwxx Training in HIP Beginning rileanx HIII'I'PLI'N in HM Em! If you In? In doubt I'l'llll'lrliwl' lhv lhnusimrls 0f ynung IIII-II umi WIHHE-l'l who wn-n- rPl'Pllil-Y i'IIrI'I'II inio sllurl. fM'FilHih' Ur III-nsiIII training hI-i'urv 1hr3 could r9ntl9r m-c-vpulhlv sI-rI'II-I- 1n uur CquIlry In a i'UlllHJPl'l'l'di way Our Summer Term lstL-Il beginning and :Ill'urds Ihv lligIII-HI slumlartl of training unIII-r rim IllUP-I faI'I'IrIIblII HII'irIInIIIIIIII. in Bonkkt-I-ping iiIII'IIIIiing Cost AIWHJIHHHIII IJ. hhorllmwi Heading to SEII'Lt'dfi'dl DllliH-HL Arithrmlit'. liuptd lr III lIid1lun Huitxmanship. Typewriling and a posdion whit: vuu hatw finixfnd with nru- nl' lilt' ll' Iding busi- ness. 0r profes-ziunul IIII-n Inf L' Im iniIuIi. LI'IPI-amre and Informalirm Cull nli our slerml. write nr lvlvplmm- imnwdialyly for houkfr'h' and folders upon HIP r-Iuth-I'l in wIIiI-h you are lntPFBHi.Pd. lrIdr'N'dual Instrurlion buy um! NIH!!! LITTLEFORD SCHOOL CI'III'I'anuI'IK' School of Ercrlh'm'y Firil Natiunui Bank Bldg. Pilulllf, ?I'iain iBlill FIIIIrLiI and 's'I'IIiIIut Hirrhtx o'- D.N-1!-II-I School Yourself I-u- l-li-II-lI-lI-Il-ID-II-lI-n-I -mn-n'! to saw TPglliaIiV. Start a San ings Account. NOW and deposit once a week IIithout fail. You'll soon have a substantial sum to your credit that you II'ouid otlmr- wise have spent foolishiy. We pay 39;- il'liJfI'BSt. THE PROVIDENT SaIings Bank 8; Trtist C0. .Uunbt'r' I'v'dcmi RPXI'NII' Bunk Sewnth and Vine Streets Asselts over SIBJJOUJNJO 31?:le H1715 l-126 Hamilton ,AIE'H CIIIIIIIIinM'ilII; Corner IVIIJII'nsI1 and MI Millan 3530 Warsaw Ana Prime Hill iPIfbles .orneri VI IIlnut Hills Corner Eighth and Freeman Aug. on-u-u-n-Iu-uc-u-buu-n-u- Aixft He Generous! There is a young lady named Dot, Whom Bah seems tr; likv quite a lot. With his hands nutsprcmi. HQ perhaps has just said; HYou can have every d-- thing:r I've got! -; -.:: r; .-. Toasted Here's; to our Cute D12 Cummings, We all mum to give you a tip. He's :1 mm. guy gallant with the ladies Since Bertha K. taught him to skip. Want Ad Wanted A Secretary with a knowhsdgu 0f sherumnd, to take down the speeches made by Eddie Powers and Bill Moyers at Student Council. mgm Ask Professor Breese He Will tell you that your Studying Will be easier IJIHIHIHHIHIHIIIIIIIIIIHIJHMHIHIIIIiIIIHIIWiHHIMIIHIIIIIIIIIIHIIHHHIHIHHIIIIIIIIIIIIHIHHEHIHHIIIIIIIllilHIlHHWHHIIHIIIIIHHIHJHH'HHELIIII.IHI.HHJHHIHIHI IIII'IIIIII W X HIHIHI if your mind is Cheerful MUNIIIIIIIIIIIHIIHHIHHIHIHIIIIIIJIHIJHHHIHHIIHIIIIINIIIIIIIIIIIIIHHIHEHHIHHIIHIIIEIIIIIIIHtHHIMHIFIIII:IIIHIHIHIHWHIHIHIIIIIIIIlIHIHIHWHIHIIIIIIIII-IHIHIHH1HIWIIIIIIIII:IHIJHHJHHI B. E Keitlfs Theater makes you cheerful And when you get your usheepskin, keep up the habit of KeiLh-going. It will easezand lubricate your experiences in the uCollege of Hard Knocks? Hundreds of the leading Cincinnati pro- fessional and business men are weekly patrons at Keithos. ! i E ' I See i i n c. ; ave al JQVGHU'J M.Rosenthal 67 CO. ; g Lr-mlm's. in Fashions fur 3 . ,, , . . I HIA FEES I VHHII'JX H AND MISSHS Hf Unfrwmifiv NP'u'x TAILORED SUITS, C;0ATH. C mm. Dom: HS. Guwxs. 1 - - - :9. 'h A A f a Y. Po. 1L our Pnntuw D111 LN? .N .1 I 11xrn . .ml SEES Am F URS Reqmremenls Fn-m-h and Al'nr'rican adoptions uwwm in Extilusiw- Stylus fur m Pry se-nmn and Actessnries for awry i i'vquirenwnt nl' Drpss. 40-4? E. '1.S'T THIRD STREET r , . The Denton C0. Trhiphom. Hum 138? ' ! Harv at Sewnlh ! ! ! g g g Comphmenfs of 1 Royal Typewrlter V' . Company L. 5'. ffrrmwr. .Uyr. ii! ! Hwynne Building The Florsheim Shoo Cmnpany Huh and Ham H. E. Cor. Fifth and Vint- Hter-hs Chianti Bubbles There are some who love the Bismark with its steins 0f foaming hops. But my heart is at Caproni's, Where the waitresses are wop-s: Where the rich rareravioli and the garlic greet my 1105? Yes, my heart is at Caproni's, where the red Chianti hows. There is dignity on College Street, there's laughter in the air AS a merry little party mounts Caproni's tottering Stair. And the night reporter muttcrs, They are college belles and bcaux. Down to tank up at Capronits where the red Chianti Hows. Theyr are seated round the table-there are wit and wine galore; Soon the ladies shriek with laughter and the lads let out a roar. As cur poet writes free verse about the red Chianti dew, For he swears he feels creative, since each poem looks like two. But alas for wine and wisdom, we must take our leave at twelve; The stairs no longer totter, each is shaky now himself. And the night cop states and murmurs. uThere's. a little Irish roset'e Just a-going from Caproni's. where the red Chianti flows. There are some who love the places; where they hand out hops and schnapps, And some who haunt the hangout where they have to call the t'cops. But Caproni'snwellr its decent. yet I'm gIad nobody knows When we revel at Caproni'a where the red Chianti Hows! l2941 r o.ct-I Phi: impurmht thing in huymg anything :5 to be sure it's just what yml'rp guing to want; satisfaction. In ?thth il's quality. slylt-.1iL.tailuring-. real vaiuu. WP guarw antee thpse 100 per m:nl. ur rnunvy vhvur- fully refunded. Young men like the f1t of these welt- waist suits and over- coats made for us by Hart Schaffner 8c Marx. There's a jauntiness a lively air in these models. an Hup- antlwomixlg', manm-r about. them that young men culti- vate. The fabrics carry out the same idea in color and patterns; and the Clothes are tailored to keep so. Irides- cent weaves, firmncls. t-wecds: blucs. grays, tans. greens. silver grays; 311 the desirable colors; and great values, 830. $35, $40. $45. $50 860. Also wonderful special $3 5 values at . .. .. Dunlap Clothes Shop 421423 Vine Sweet Comm- Arcarlc The Hmm' of Hart .Sc'hujfiwr Cr' .Uun' Hollie; Copynht 1919 Hm.Sc-hancr u'. Marx I-u-I The Best Traditions of the Early Craftsman HE early printers delighted in tho aesthctic qualities of their work. To them printing was not only 21 nu-zms of livelihood but am expression of the higher lifeA Hand-made ink and hand-mudc paper have gone the way of the hand- operatud mesa but the Quality Ideal 0f the 01d craftsman is still revealed in Whitakerhs Papers Bot'aksh W'ritinge. XVrappings. Tissues, Toiletq. Towels :md Specialtica mom- thnn 3.000 items in :LIL carried at. our wurthoum. The Whitaker Paper Company '1 L Cincinnati. Ohio o'on-i 1-xu- -..:. The School of Life Is just vumuwrll'iug In 1114: Hun, grails of Ibis I'l'kir'h :1ng am! thvrt- m murh to learn and rI'JIIt-Illht'r. u-u-4 HIIILLITITH INIH' lhv Im'gvril Yal'ivt-x Ur ilrtit'llfH fur lll'riUfIHl udurrmwnl um! fur humv Hnln-llishnn-m. PRICES fur lhmv gumlh arv hlll'll Hull 'ml'rml mnnrj lu 1hr purses 0f the put'l'hum-rs. HEHEMIHCR Hllillitu's Ilzln- II01,'Il natiafm'turily SI'IWillg Ihr3ir vusimncrs fur vighiy-ninn- sure't'ssivv yuan. flmmnenr'e Eurfy EH Lif? Ir; Deaf u'in'h SMIHHUS The John Shillito Company The- Uldl'sl Dry Guods Hmm- KM-HI hf Ihv Mivgzlmnitrw Established in Ih'3U Raw. Hm'vnth Hml Hhiliilr: Plam- i - I c 1- - .-.-'. THE SAYERS SIX $1695 A Car You will be Proud to Own Diminctive in appearance. dependable in pcrformam-c and rmnrmuical in :Jlncratiam. 1h:- Sayvrs Six is; .1 var you will bt' proud m own. 'l'ht- beautiful finish is 13M mu 1:;- hzmd. The leather upholstery and at her appointments, mm are of the bust. Under the bright. shiny howl thL-rc is real power 'm take 1hr hilix un lugh am! 1'1 :11 away disulmm along cnuntry roadways. To really apiyruciuu- this l'llSlUl'nJUUd? mgr ul- 10w price 3mm must 900 it. Arrange for a tffll'lmn'ilfitl'lvn, Luvluy. Made in Cincinnati by The Sayers 8: Scovill Company Cast and Summer Sts. Cincinnati. Ohio ou-u .-0- ;-. o u h - -,-r-n t-I CO-OPS THE daily newspaper is of essential importance in the education of every University student. Those who confine themselves to books alone are seldom rompetent later in life to take a prominent part in business 01' high profession. They are Specialists. perhaps. and may become renowned, too, in their particular line, if their mastery of the branches they select is complete. But the men who KEEP WELL INFORMED on all subjects of general world-wide importance: who know what has happened, what is happening and what is likely to happeue they are the men who will fit in any big place some day, who will make themselves successful iinanciafly. popular socially and satisfied with themselves personally. This is within reach of every University student through THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER One of the W orldis Greatest N ewspapers A Digest of The Enquirere columns cv ery morning is as necessary to your mind as your breakfast is to your body. You can have it delivered to your home every morn- ing, and read it on your way to the University. The Enquirer is a fitting companion to the books. with which you are building your education. Six DAYS IN THE WEEK FOR FIFTEEN CENTS First-ClaSS Engravings make friends for the Annual. Naturalb' you want. to make it a financial sucvcrss .15 well as a Fitting reprcsmtative of your college. Engravings Can Have Selling Force. W'c know because we make them We emphasize the Selling Points. We plan the. work in reference to the results desired and the medium through which it is to be displayed. the paper and the I'hresswork. W'e do all the parts of the work including Uhew called little thingsJ just right all the time and pmbably at 1cm; cost Lhan you have paid. Get in touch with us. before you start the job. Come in and visit us at our New Quarters. The Queen City Engraving Co. N. W. Corner Third and Race Streets CINCINNATI Employees which they prefer -a dusty room withput protection fnr wearing apparel, ur a clean. hrle- pronf Steel Locker. Then, space Cucmumy 13 also 1:: favor of the Steel Lurker. Let us show you why the EDWARDS STEEL LOCKER is a logical 0112 for FactoriES, Stores. QHices. Gyms. $610015, Cnllezes. Clubs. Furniahed cumpletv. Reaumfully finilshedlm baked enamel. Standardizvd and readxly adjusted. Ecunumlcal 111 every sense. 1-: If you are crowded for mom w- are :nlamlr'ny 72m; quarters, 1M. in! show you me alkround economy m Stcd Shuh-ing mm! Lm'io'rs. Send for Cafalog and EsI-imahes. nn l-m-.kr.rs- and Shaking The Edwards Manufacturing Co. Egglestun Avenue, Fourth t0 Fifth Streets CINCINNATI MET x1. Thmnmz. RIETA1.CEILINUS, POB'IABLl-I BUILDINGS- HULLING STlcuL. nouns, STEEL Tnuuus, IL-rc. 'I o o .-u '3' 1-... - For Baccalaureates and Graduates An unc'xvvllcd linl- ul' BEAU'I'IFVL UIFT BUUKH fur lln- l'2HADUATE. and n 15110lint-ufsampltmof' ENGRAVED GRADUATION IVVITATIUNH await your iuspwlim't ut I he Methodist Book Concern 120 PLYM STREET Envh ymu' wv hawA 10M you Ial' ller-ul Ihruugh your ANNUAL. um! thosv n-spnnding Elan: lu'lt-n 'lense'll with Hli'ir pun'hasva'. This yum Uur' Iint' iw ru'Q-pliuuallj, Hli trm-lin: unrl wv nro mlvmiing a spH-inl invitation to ALL tu rall Hm! smt- 11.x: PIMP your urders early HI'H TELEPHHNE NL'JIBER 1! MAIN 11592 .I-II-Il-II-II-U-II-IJ-qlun-XI-lI-Ix-n-Il-n-lI-n-u'll-H-IO.C . I .-1 , mu. 5 CincinnatiTs Up-tO-date Homes Are brighter because they use Electricitye The Invisible Servant. The Electric way is the most modern and efficient method of lighting, cleaning and cooking in the high- class home of the present day. The modern housewife. uses electricity to run the washing machine, to make the vacu- um cleaner hum, to turn the electric fan and to operate the sewing machine. For her, cooking by electricity is cleaner and much easier. The electric coffee percolator, bread toaster and Chafing dish are handled With ease and safety on her table. Do It Electrically The clean easy, 3qu and efficient way The Union Gas 8i Electric Co. The Ebbert 81 Richardson CO. Satisfactory Printers Ink, paper and type do not make artistic printing any more than oil, canvas and bristle brushes make a beautiful painting. .VE V51 0:1 Bl ILUI VJ CINCINNA TI . 5 I - .' 5 The 7- H15 Umu551 .. - Mabley 8L Carew ?EEEEI $555 5 Company 4 Why .1 r - Cincinnatils Greatest Store. Founded 1877. OUR. Store l'nr service. and nwrchamjlise Of sLeranJ quality ut 1,;riccsa as low as; are consistent with dependable merchandise. THE MABLEY 8: CAREW CO. .m- '-II-lr-H-II-V:n-M-u-I .- .-. . Accountancy-the recording and the analysis of business facts must play a big part in Reconstruction. Production must be extended, leaks must be stopped, trade must he stimulated-all this must he accomplished by executive action based on facts. The name of Pace 8; Pace is associated every- where with sound, effective training for Ac- countancy and Business. Pace graduates, here and abroad, are a Vital part of new-era activities; more Pace graduates are needed- demanded, as accountants, auditors, and execu- tives, because they know Accountancy and the science of Business. 36-page booklet describing this Course mailed upon request. Y. M. C. A., Elm and Canal --.m-m-u.xugnn-u.-u-n-u-n-h-u.. If you had occasion to purchase a piano each year, we would not have to urge you to buy instruments of Baldwin manufacture. u-. .-u---:. -1 .- I-u-u-u-n- n-u-m-u However, a piano should be the pur- chase of a lifetime and you cannot afford to ; experiment. Eheijalhwinlgiano gumpang Salestoums 1112 West Fourth Street .-.. .c m U.-. -. -.-.ug..-......g.u.-.,-o-H--..:. a u-a -u A-u-m-lI-H-llw p.- The F rench Bros.-Bauer Go. THE BEST5 ICE CREAM For All Occasions -..-1.-..-..-..1. -..-..- .-. 5 - -C--n-: -: .4 -q--m -; -c m -u -u -1 -u .-1 -4.-n-H--u-H0,9 Tolpplmml, Canal llhl. 3- The Model Laundry Co. I 114-120 East Canal Street -u-n-n-sz-n-zu-n-u-I --:. i-h 1-: -un-n-u-I--u-q:. LU M 8 .-. -:-- -. -1 -. -. -. -. -. -n-n - -- -1.-:.-0 1.-0-.-:. 00 fl. ;- .14; j, a wuvafa 13am Emma ESTABLISHED WAS THE LEADING YARN HDUSEOF THE MIDDLE WES? 1ou3 MAIN STREET. CINCINNATI SILK.COTTON USLE,ANDWDOLEN HOEIERY YARNS. ALL WOOL KNIT SWEATER COATS AND GLOVES .;..-. -1.-..-..-..;. -..-..- -. - TELEPHONE CANAL 54 p-n-a,-n-..- num- .-n ,- AD um sums rrrrr .-. n-I 1-r .-p J-u-U-h-n-u-l-0-l1-u-n-lv:o THE MOUNTEL PRESS Printing Binding Publishing invr Building. ICighlh and Swan'mrv CINCINNATI THPphnnP. Hum! 199': .-.,- ,-. -..-..-..:.,pu-u-n-u'. $ ?E.a1qf' ..A,u.- .-...-+.-........-..;..-..- .-..-. .0 u -ex-.n-u -un-u-o-u-u-um .'. vol I'- - 1 d KITCHEN $1375: A . .R f . i '. THE JOIII VAN NAME O0. HOTEL' RESTAURANT CLUB Ind INSTITUTION COOKING APDAPATUS gunmu-lmm' COUPLE?! CAFETERIA and P 52'ISIMWAV'CIICIIIATI.O. . . lug . . . ANNOUNCEMENT 1n connvction with 0111' enormous wholesale departmenL we have added a modern and completu RETAIL department for the. distribution of the hotter kitchen equipment for t'lm'nestic use. including a full line. of Refrigerators White Enameled Ware Stoves and Ranges Agate Enameled Ware Fireless Cookers Aluminum Ware Kitchen Cabinets Hall Chinaware Table China Pyrex Glassware Table Glassware Wire Goods Table Silverware Brushes Visii our modern up-io-dale xhowroom at 51h and Broad-umy THE JOHN VAN RANGE CO. Phones, Main 3294 - 3293 '. n'- photographs of our patrons, using the 7 very best of materials ohtainahlc and render service in all that pertains to satisfying a patmn. We strive to Illuillmiu a standard of 6intelligent work- ing. Loo, lhat. we Illay present ourselves before th.u public as having had experience. autl that naturalrwss of conduct of Our business. that will insljiro confidence on the part of the public. We thank the students of the 1.7. C. for their patronage? in connection with the photographic work for the Annual for 1919, admitting that there is 110 more diffi- cult work p110Lographicully than that. in connection with the individual student, and we modestly Hill attention to thevory extraordinary persouurtl of those represmted in the many groups that we made for the Annual. and congratulate Ciucinuali upon lhe g'roal. possibilities, of her University hN-ause ot'tho high stand- ard of young men and women in attendance in the sevornl branches of study. JQALBERTJONES PHOTOGRAPHER 4-39 HARE HTR EH'I' -1... i-l o, .M v'II-o-I -u-u-n- I-n-.u-n-u-uguu-u-u-n-. .5 -an-..-..- .-..-. -..-..- .-..-u-..-..-.u-..gu-l.-.u-u-n-n-m-u-m.-..-.n.a The LeBlond Heavy Duty Milling Machine A Production Standard LeBlond Milling Machines have lu-s-n zirluph'ri as a s'tandarri for quality 21ml :m'nduc'nt'm 111 many of tha- largcxn :unrmu-hm- shops where the ednhty to remove quantum 1.:1 mend 1n n glvrn length :nf umc zmri 11-min Ihmr EIL'L'LerlC-Y 1-5 Ebscntlal. Sm'n'rid ft'lll'l'lTL'b. uxdusix't to our design, muku this I'CSHII pnssilalu. An nvurhzmgmg arm SW; larger in dinmetrr Ihrm the :le'ngL' ui' uthcr builders u'llh :I pntl-Ill key iuuking lIL'VlI. L' for rigidly luvluug 11w ux'trnrm, arbor :md spind'lz- immpt-rfwt Mignmmn. Thu arhurrannut pmmd nut Hf lmv :md crynlalxzu A Face Gear as large as tht: lllfgtbt Cutter the :nmshim- will swing, thru-ngh which it qmcvlh an- tmnrmltleri, insurmg a pan L-rIul m 011 rlrna' lu quII-r. Lilnumrr .S'HH' aw rrqurv. .fJ-F THE R. K. LEBLOND MACHINE TOOL CO. CINCINNATI The University of Cincinnati Comprises the following departments: Eh? 03mhua12 Sarhuul For advanced study in nun-proivssitmal cuursea. IIAaIIiIIg III the Iipgrm- :Il Master nf Arts after One or two years III realdvnl study and III IJUL'llJI Uf Philosophy artpr three years III' rpsldent study and HIE presentatiun III a salismrtnry thosis. Elbe $11: mirkm Olullegv 11f Eihrral Arts Offers many undergraduate courses for students; seeking liberal culture or preparation for profes- sional study. The regular Liberal ArLs classes have hpen thI-nrlml tII mvm- Iivt' evi-nings in the week. ThirLy courses are oIfc-md. External classes of college grade are given in the afternoons in libraries and public Sr'huul buildings. Eh? QIulIegP fur Ewchrra CHEFS Prulessinnal programs. including practice tr arhing In Um: I. inL'innali Pubiic Schools, which lead to degrees or diplomas, and Lu stat? cerliliuuus for teaching In elementary and high schooli-I. and for teaching kindergarten art physical education. and commercial subjects. Courses arc alsu offered to teachers who are candidates for highpr Ilezrnes. The Department of Hume Economics ffnrmeriy the Schuui oi Hrsusehuiri Art5,J nHL-rs cnursPs for teachers of home economics. fur dietitians, and for institutional managkrs. The Ds-parlmenl of Vocational Education trains tpachers fur theI tradpg and industries, Both III theRe departments receive state and federal aid under the Smith-Hughes Act nf Congrws. Eh? 011111239 nf mrhirinr Offers a rourryear course leading to the degree M M. D. A six-year combined course in the University !eads m the degrees of B. S. and M. D. The Cincinnati General Hnspital, the Tuberculosis Hospital. and rhp Culiege Dispensary aliurd unequalled clinical facilities. The School at Nursing and Health provides a three yPar uIJuI-se lPading to the diploma of graduate nurse. A combined collegiate and professional Lourse 01' erl: yFars leads to a BaLheJor of SCanCE degree. as well as to the diploma of graduate nursp. 3119 Gallup nf Engimpring auh Glnmmrrrr Regular courses and cavoperative courses are offered in chemical, tivil. electrical. mechanical. and metallurgical engineering. The regular COUISES cover iuur wears and the cu-uptrative murses Iive. In Lho cavuperative courses the students work alternate- l'ui'tnixzhts in shuns and foundries ran railroads and highwaysi etc. The Coliege 0f Commelrce has been merged with theI Cnllege of Engineering and will serve both the commercial and the engineerulg students. Day and evening courses are offered in administration and accountancy. markoting. traffic commercial law. For the convenience of the students. the even- ing classes are held In the downtown building E1 aw Schnnli III the Univerbity. Elly: 011111292 nf Emu The Cincinnati Law SChool has hPPn merged into the Unlversiw and made its College rIl Law. Two courses are offered. One of three x-ears leading tn the degree mi I L. 3.: the other a slx- vear L'Um. bined course lending Lu the degrees uf A B. and I 111B 3112 Astronomiral Qahsrrnatnrg Research in astronomy, rourses in asironumy for students and demimstrations fn: citizens and pupils of the schnols. Eh: Eihrarg Separate building with reading moms. seminary rooms. etc. Contains 107,2i2 bound vnlumsas. For additional information address The Secretary, University of Cincinnati Burnet Woods, Cincinnati, Ohio U'Ol-l --1 F-11-4I-h- I-n-q-I-u-n-o-ua-w-nu-u . . s... In... flue H11: Cenfllry Troubadour: THEY won 13:: Elabo- Wzmirlrcu o! meir day. :3..- man mlion shelvas. avclhng mm: M !IIE! and. singers a! romantn. '1'! Band: DflAncflnl Green HOMER, m. glnmsl oI these minsuni-hismrluns. is preserved m M in our Glob!- Wcmichn Scrlfm'laf Bauhaus. .f 'W'Hx .' . Seetional Bookcases i wuih-to-Emfurd ,. 11:: Mt!- Cznnuy Jutav HE wu I compulion ol' the gun: nahIw-s' idler momrms ??Iheir unimpned :ubsziluu l'al mo volumnofmnrk Twain Swirl and Mallow in our Globe- Wgnu'ek: Sallinnul Buchanan mduv SA LHSHI HH-I 128 Easl . - F 011th Street X The 1.9;! Ccnlury Tulan- E was In every wnlmy househmn 77mg companion and pucapm; cl wary youth: sel- uam a genius and nzVE-I' su mlny gtniusu aslre ruday wllhin every mudem's nuch m m Globe- Wirm'rhr Stdional Buchanan. 30 . a Sectional Bookcases L Built tq Endum L- Glumplimrnta nf a Eripnh a lurll-miahvr nf 1119 Eniupmiig. 11-514!- We Elyruugly aprrinl arruugrmrnt 1111111 Entry; 3. Eraunateiu Eumuraa managrr nf tlp: 1913 Huh 1919 31111111115 amm$wwmasa ACADEMIES MOUNT NOTRE. DAME. ACADEMY. Reading, 0.:Va11ey254 ST JOSEPH ACADEMY. 6532 Beechmont Ave. .. Mt Washington;East1-199. ACCOUNTANTS.CERT1FIED PUBLIC .1 D CLOUD8LCU.,805TractiunBldg..Main1138. F. 5.1. CRANE, 902 'First Nat'l- Bank Bldg; Main GEORGE R. LAMB, Member uIAmericanInstilute of Accountants. 311 First National Bank Bldg.- , M 13 G, lgiRMAgNSELL,1219 First Natl. Bank Bldg. ., Main 52 HODEN 651 HART Members of the American Institute- nf Accountants, m4 Mercantiie Lihrary Bldg: Main 1001. ACCOUNTANTS. PUBLIC E. J. BEAMAN, 81d Uninn CFntra'I Bldg: Main 3114. ADDING MACHINES DALTON 1111301141113 MACHINE CU..ROEC1'I St. .. Nurwood; Main5 MOO-N HOPKINS BIL LING MACHINE C11, 3011 Provident, Bank Bl.dg, F. M. HoushaltE-r, 1Ji5t. Mangm Canal 5539. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. MOTOR TRUCKS AND HM TO INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER C0. 0F AMER- ICA 1091.00k St. .VV. Y. Davis, Mgr ,II' anal 21611 ALUMINUM-BRASS ANCHOR BRASS 15'; ALUMINUM C0.. N. W. cor. 9th and Freeman: West 44111. ALUMINUM WARE ALUMINUM COOKING UTENSIL. 170., 2. Union C9nlra1BlngMain2679 WEAR E1 'ER'O' Aluminum Cooking Utensils. ARCHITECTS BERT L. BALDWIN, 5027504 Second National Bank B1dg.; 0311313317. ASSOCIATIONS ANTI-SALUON LEAGUE, .11 Cambridge BIch.; L-ana1 918. BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA Cnvingtuud Council, M. C. A. 820 Madison 31., South 53,-1 BRUTHERHGOD 11F RAILWAY CLERKS, 515 Second National Bank Bldg; Canal 4521!. CENTRAL T11RNE1113HIIALI ASSOC IATIUN, 1409 WalnutSL.; Canal CIGAR. MAKERS PREETECTIVE UNION N0 4. 1-111 Walnut SL; Canal 4912. f'1NCINNATI ACADEMY OF MEDICINE. 25 East Eighth Sn: Canal 11181: 32 Navarre Bldg., W'alnul. Hills; thudburn 141.3. PURPORAT'IONS AUXILIARY CLL, 702 Uninn Trust Bldg.: Main 40:12. CINCINNATI BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Business and Professional men who have assisted in publishing The Cincinnatian and who in this. way extend to the Students at U. C. the right band of fellowship. 1,1121 masm $888M ASSOCIATIONS-iCIonrinued EXANGELINE HOME, Branch 35712 West 6th SL; West 4657. FEDERATiON OF CHURCHES OF CINCIN- NATI AND VICINITY, 516 Union Central Bldg.- , Mair122.90 METAL PULISHEHS INTERNAUTIONAL UNi ION. 1117 8-9 111 Neav? 1:11ng Ma NATIONAL METAL TRADE aAnSSUCIATION, 705 Elm St; Canal 2307. THE WOMENS SUFFRAGE COMMITTEE OF GREATER CINCINNATI. 61.1 Linnnln Inn Cuurt:Cana15 Y UUNG WOMENS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, 905 First National Bank Bldgc, Main 441. of Salvmion ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW JOHN J. ACO MB, 7117 Gerke Bldg; Cana13738. COLEMAN AVERY 1211 First NuLional Bank 13:1.dg Main 364 HENRY BAER, 315 HulhErL Black: Canal 37114. J. P BAUER 403 Gwynne Bidg.- . Canal 3016. CHAS.S.BELL.106 Lincoln Inn Court: Can313179. EDWARD H. BRINK, 8011-808 Fourth National . Bank Bidg.: Private Branch. Main 276-277. SANFORD Ii RUWN. 714 Mercantile Library Bldg; Mam 376. RODNEY G. BRYSUN 512 Cuppin Bldg., Caving- 1.0m,Ky-.South 42:17. J1'JS.'W.CONHUY, 1-120 Uninn Trust Bldg: 178 6 SAMUEL S. DAVIES. 302 Semnd National Bank Bldg; Canal C18 0.8 JOHN D. DAViS 6114 Johnston B1dg.. Main 314. EDXVARD T DIXON Judge of Fummun Pleas C.nurt Court. House: Canal 22 011. DORNETTE 51 DORNETTE 401 Bell Block: C ana12092. JUNI-IINnIG 11. ECKERT, 1812 First National Bank Bldg. JOHN E: :FITZPATRICK, 54- 55 W'iggins Block; Ma WM. 111114FH112MAN, 504 St. Paul B1011; Main 292-1. FREIBERG K; GECiGHEGAN, Citizens National Bank Bldg; Main 3004. FROST 3: JACOBS, 1005 Traction Bldgx. Main 511. ALFRED T. FULFORD, 1.210 SEEGI'Id Natinnal Bank Bldg; Canal 6415. .10ng CALVIN, 1812 Firal. National. Bank Bldg. ; 1 3111 lb. ARTHUR JE. GEORGI 610 Provident Bank Bldgn . f'anal 4-547. GUIDO GORES 10011-10015 Fnurth National Bank Bldg ; Mam THOMAS M. G211EG0RY 64 Wiggins Blork: Main GEOQRGEA. HAMMA. 1335- 1336Union'1'rustBldg.: Main 2030: Residenc'e, East 1834-1 1'1 M. H. HARRISON. 152 Pickering B1dg.; Main 1139 EDW. 'C HALTER. 6111-503 Spcnnd National Bank B1dg..Can31184.2 HEALYE, 81 FERRIS. 1016 First Natinnal Bank B1dg., SANFORD1 HEADLEY. 1004 Traction Bldg: Main 1152. MICHAEL G. HEINTZ. 909 Provident Bank B1dg.: Canal 41169. Main ATTORNEYS- AT- LAW Uontinued HUN1. BENNETT Si UTTER, 711 111 IIurlh Nalinnal BankI Bldg; Mal sin 56 E?WA115130M.HU11LEY,417 PrIIVIduIL Bunk Bldg: . .aI'IIA SPENCER M. JONES, 811 Mercantile Library 131ng Main 564 SAMBUEL 1.L1PP.1406 Unilln Trust Bldg.; Main LITTLEFORD 6'1 BALLARD, 601-606 Gwynne Bldg; Cnna19 7.4 ngIETER M. LUC K, 6-1 Atlas Bank Bldg. . I. anal '1' I.?al-IlfAca H 41: GAORVER, 1306 First National Bank K 4 JOHN 1, LUnNSFORD, 503 Cnppin B1dg.Cnving. ton;Suuth1051. W. C. MA RDURF, 410 Provident Bank Bldgs , Canal 866. ?ECK, SHAFFEOR 6'1 WILI IAMS, 30 A1195 Bank Bldg;Can31130 CARL PHARES, 501 Gwynne 131ng031331 215. JOHN R QUgANE, Citizens Bank Bldg. St. Bor- nard; Avon2 4-1.9 CAHLS.RANK1N 1612 First NationalBank 131113.; Main 361. J. E RAPPAPORT, 300 Provident Bank BIdg., 71. h and Vine: Ca 1181172 ADOLPH RICHTER, 3013 Johnston Bldg; Main - 821. JOHN L. RICHY, 1503 4 Union Trust Bldg: Main 15174-1975 DAVIDQL.ROSENBERG,1322 Union Trust Bldg. , ain9 33 J0213N G. ROBINSON. Jr. .. 401 Bell Bluck; Canal 2. SEANLIEY327 C. ROETTINGER. 816 Gwynne Bldg: .3113 RIEEBElfs'TEgiN 31: HARDIN. 5th and John 815.: ana W. H. RUCKER, 417 Union TrustBldngain142. WALTER. A. RYAN, 711 Mercantile Library 1331ng Mai 1111 JOHNn wMam SADLIER, 3110 Fourth Nationa1 Bank Bldg. , 7' JULIUS R. SAMUELS 702 First National Bank Bldg; Main 315-48 SCHWAAB Ii: SCHWAAB. 9117 Second National BankBldg.;CanalBC17 ROIi.L.A 614.1111 SCHICKNEH. 419 Pruvident Bank Eda ALBERT D. aSI'I'I.7ICI'U..IEY, 60 Wiggins Block; Main CHESTER R. SHOCK, 1210-15 Second National Bank Bldg.: Canal 645-646. SIBBALD IE WOESTE, 531 Uniun Trust Bldgs, Main2535. SPANGENBERG 3. SPANGENEEHG. 702-3 Second National Bank Bldg., Canal Z411. BEENJ. 1144114 STEAZDER. 1213 First National Bank 11111 JUEIN W. STREHLI, 418 Hulbert Block Canal 2827. Patent. ALLorney. SUIRE 8: ?FILLY, 915y Mercantile Library 311.112.: 810 JAS.B.SWING, S5B1ymyerBldgq Can31251b 13131115a lTaagGENHORST, Jr . 4T Blymyor Bldg.- , a CHAS. B. TERRY, 617 Gwynne Bldg; Cana12863- 2864. WM. THURNDYKE, 41 Guarantee Title Bldg; Canal 79:1. A. L. TISCHBEIN, 902 Second National Bank Bldg: Cana12226. WALTER A. TODD. 5119 Johnston Bldg.; Main 1909. C1345. 131.. URBAN, 711 Mercantile Library Bldg. : len ELMER P. WARE. First National Bank 131113.: Covington. Ky; Southz 55. CHAS. A. J. WALKER, 509 Johnston Bldg: Main 1909. 1VA1TE. SCHINDEL I5 BAYLESS, 97 Carew Bldg.; Main 267-268. JOEL 1-1. WARD. Fourth and Scott 5128., Covington. Ky.: SouLh 1.105. 13131 ATTORNEYS-AT- LAW51'I'II'II'1I1 ued CHAS. F. WALTZ, 512-14 .Inhmzltm Bldg.: Main 23:14. CHAS.E.WEBER,1211FirsINaIinnalBankl-Eldgx Main '64. ' FRANK H. WUESMAN, 905151.0m1d Nalinna1Bank 131ng.;4..In.1121'.1I Wgh5W1111'IHIN11T'11N44 Wiggins Black; Main A UTUMATIC SPRIEN KLERS GENERAL. FIRE EXTINGUISHF I1. 1 U..Grinne11 Authnmatic Sprinklprs. 102.5 Uniun Lentraf Bldg, w C. WuellnI-r. Dep 1 NM Main 1429 ' GHJBE AUTOMATIC HPRINKL ER. C'.,U 4118 First National Bank 1111'ng Ma'n 2298. AUTOMOBILE AXLE MANUFACTURERS THE STANDARD PARTS 6'41, H959 Cincinnati Plant, 124: Wr-sl 5511. SL, Carthage: Valley 1330, ALHFRHEOBILE DEALERS AND MANUFACTUR- AUTO SALES K SERVICP C0.I Ford Agents, 916 Rae USE Canal 2771.1- 2771 CINCINNATI OAKLAND MOTOR CAR. CU.. 1026 G1lherl. Ava; Canal 273? THE HANAUER AUTOIHUBILE CU. Ianomo. bile and Riker Trueksl, 916 Sycamore 31. t' anal 11114. H.411: T. AUTO 00., D15tr1butors uf Paige and Kris- cue Motor Cars. 1114 Race 81.; Canal 5553, H. P. KELLY. Distributor Republic Trucks, Trac- tors, Trai'lers. 1010 Gllhert AVE: Cana1 2320. NORTHSI DE NILJTUR CAR. C0,. Authorized Ford Distributors, 4129 Hamilton Aves , P3111183. PARK MUTIIR CAR1.IU.LiVe-ry a spccialty. 3253 JeHersun St.,C111ton', Avon 1-115 SAYER 4: SCUVJLL C0..Manu1acturers cIf Sayer Six Motor Cars. GesT. and Summer SL5. .Wcst 488. CHAS. SCHIEAR MOTOR CAR. C.,0 Hudson, Essex Cars,1-lulJmobilc. Denhy Trucks. 91h IQ Sycamore Sts.,CIma12.1I7-237B. UNIVE RSAL CAR. CO.,3-12'1 Montgomery Road: Wuodburn 3396. AUTOMOBILE GARAGES BELLEVUE GARAGE, Autos fur hire, day and night. 59 1'7139. 1111101151116 and towing curs. repairing, painting, storage and accessories. 233 Fairmz-ld Ave Eellevue, KIM South 51611. MATHEWS IS; EICH. AUTO COM. 7540 Carthage PikP, Carthage; Valley 1160. MUIR PRIVATE LIVEHY, Touring cars, 11mm:- 5ines 11nd sedans, reasonabh prices, 2312 Kemper Lane; Woodlnurn 2518-5000. F. C'. SCHATZMAN, 118 Sixth 51.. Dayton, Ky.: South 402:1. L. SHOEMAKER. 3431 Woodburn AVHI: Auto tI.11v15ry,touring cars, sedans, iimnuaines irar weddings and funerals: reliable service dav and night; Woodburn 32-14. AUTOMOBILE GEARS THE CINCINNATI GEAR. C0..152:'1 Reading Rd.: Canal 33311-3337. AUTOMOBILE LIVERY BRADY AUTO SERVICE 130.. Touring Cars. limousines and taxies for hire. 606 Sycamore SL; Canal 438 AUTO PARTS ANCHOR. TOP 3: BODY CO C. H. 4' D. near Gpst: West 2185; Glass-ennlosed winter tops for Buick. Chevrolet, Dodge, Ford. Essex and Overhmd AutnmubiIes. AUTO PARTS REPAIRED ADAM BENZ 11: SON. S. W.17ur.Bank and Central Ave; 1.13951 21503. AUTOMOBILE PAINTING AND TRIMMING CLANSING 8L CRAIG GARAGE, 5500 Carthage Ava, Elmwnnd: Valley 1143. AUTlgggaOBILE PARTS WELDED. MACHINED 81 SCHVVEITZER BROS., 525 East Pear'l SL; Canal 996. 221 Butlpr St: Canal 4938: Night phone, Hiland BET-L. AUTO SALVAGE INTERSTATE AUTO WRECKING CO., Burned. wrecked and wornkout autos. 11 East Second St.. Newport, Ky.; South 565. AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES C. S: D. AUTO SUPPLY CDh formerly Cnughlin K; Davis, 7th and Walnut Sta: Cana12135v2136-2137. TIMES- SQUARE AUTO SUPPLY C0.-118 Main St.; Main 580. FISHER GRIFFIN STORAGE BATTERY C'.,O 8th, Chpapside and 91h Sta: CanaI 5700. AUTOMOBILE 'I'IRES TIRE SERVICE STATION. Repairing tires and tubes our specialty. Reading Rnad 6': Elsinore; Canal 5050. AUTO TIRE PROTECTORS CENTRAL AUTO SPECIA LTY C11, They prevent 951;? punctures. increase 502: tire mileage. 504 Commercial Tribune 1'51ng Canal 3193. AUTOMOBILE TIRE REPAIRERS H. J. SCHLUEMBR. Retreading lirss our specialty, 33 W951 Court 51.; 031131291. AUTO TOPS BUZEHB 8r. SCHEU. 214-16-18 WPhstor 515.: Canal 1VHEEL, T1211 Sc HARDIVARE 170.127 East 8th St; Canal 1438 AUTOMATIC CONCRETE STONE MACHINES THE BRANDEL L0 2:302 Union Centrat Bldg: Main 'I'S AWNINGS AND TENTS JOHN SCHERZ SONS. 111064008 Freeman Aves, 11VESI. 2911-2517. B 1 1:0...1. 13.13. pies. 810 West BAKERS AMERICAN BA Kl Filth 5L: Il'est 29 BANNER GRUCERS BAKING CFL, Oak and Stan- lIJII Ava, Walnut H1115; Wuudburn 7-5. FRANK BEETZ. 111th and Bonn? S '50th 55211: $43 Munmouth St South 11127- L, Newpnrt: Fann cakes and pastries Wedding cakes to order. C11AS.BH.AUCH.H26 Munmuulh SI... Ne-wpnrt Kys South 31166 L. GEORGE BRAUN 11567 Dewpy Avg, Prim? Hill; Warsaw l'JSlh- Y. BRADLEY HUME BAKING 1'11, 1015 East X1I'Mi11un51... Walnut 1111151119- C11AS.I1EC'K.1415 Main.' ' 1 HENRY DERSC' 11 Sr. N ., or 17th and Gerrard Sis Cuvlnglun. 1-1 1 Sumh .3017 -Y. DUERRS HAKERY stauranl. and Ice Creams. 111st quality and 59F C'L-.1107v119 th St: Canal 7153 JOHN ELSASSER. 4205 Virginia Ave: Park 28-1- L INDEI NIIENT P E C0 :5 W.t'ur.F'ou1-thand Mill Sta. Wrsl 15 . CARI JENSEN, 21-; Williams: AVL..1.I1ckland: Va1le51 1211. GREI'IIIR g1-x'1-1EIIJJLI-J1'l. Taxlrr and Mad' sun Rd. tIaIIIIw --11.111gr IIIII'I ALBERT LAIBLY 1'121 VIne 51 1' anal 1701; L. BAKERS-dlontinued HARRY LETZLER. Jr.. Edwards and Markbreit Aves Norwaod; Ridge 1099. Oysters and all kinds of cheese: delicatessen. etc. . OTTO OEHLER, 222 East 13th 31.: Canal 1649-L. 516 West. Liberty St: West. 1473-1; LOUIS POTTSCHMIDT. 724 West 7111 St; West 13.9 JUBHN PERAZZO, 3-in-1 stores. Peebles Cnrnar, Walnut.1-I'1115:Wundbum 4459 PETIER SATTLER. 6000 11'1ad130n Road. Madlson- Madisonville 340. 50:1HULZE BAKING 130.747 West 5111 St.- West THE3 JOHN SCHNEI DEE. MILLING S; BAKING 1120 Walnut St: CanallS PHIL SCHAMBACH.13th and Banklick 31's., Cav- 1ngtcm.Snuth 3323-R. EUGbENE SCHMID. Y2837 Highland AVE , Mt. Avon 2528- STAR uUNION BAKING CO, 119 West Canal 31.: Canal 3'880. F. 0. STONE BAKING 170., 6-12- 44 Richmond St.' Wes PAUL tVOG1311.611811qu 6111 East. McMillan St... W alnut H1115; Wondhurn 3116. THE W'ASHINGTON BAKING C0.3021Culerain Ave. West 11.106. AUGUST W ALTE R, 1213 Walnut St.; Canal C HAS. L WELZ 23 1.11931. Elder St: Land 1632- X. Fine cakes and bread. BAKERS' MACHINERY CENTURY MACHINE 1.30.. 64659 Spring Grove Ave. WinLon Place; Park I5 TRIUMPH MANUFACTURING CO .. 3400-3424 Spring Grove Ave.: Park 716. BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES T HE BRIIGHTON BANK IE. TRUST CO, Harrison nd Cu lerain Aves. Wests 13. 6113;151-21 NS 1NATIONAL BANK 4th and Main Sts. . 1-1111 THE CITY1 HALL BANK. 71.11 and. Central Ava; Canal 2153. 1. 0111111 HDUSE SAVINGS BANK. Court and Main Ste. 'C ana! 22311 FLRST NATIONAL BANK OF LOCKLAND. U. .. 1.11 Wi11iams Si... Lurkland; Valley FIRST NATIONAI BANK! OF CINCINNATI. First National Bank Bldg. 4th and Walnut Sts.; Main 2691. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NORWOOD, Main and Ivashingmn Aves., Norwuorl: Ridge 1710, FIRST NATIONAL BANK. Mt. Washingtun 2123 Bec-c-hmnnr. Ave.: East 501. HYDE; 21??me SAVINGS BANK. 2712 Erie AVE. I. ar NEHVVPURT NATIONAL BANK 5th and York 515 . Newp u.rt Kya South 236. THE SPHARONVIIILE BANK, Reading Rd., Shar- onvilie:Valley1670 UNITY BANKING K: SAVlNG CO.. Main OFFICE. Vine. Jelfersnn and Ca1houn:13ranch. Vine and Elder Stan; Avon 1229: Canal 2030. UNION SAVINGS RANK. 6: TRUST CO.. Uniun Trust B1dg Main 96 WASHINGTON BANK 8.: SAVINGS CO.. 6th and Main Sta; L' 31131690 THE EIJIVI'XRD D VVOOIJVVARU CU., 11112 Mer- cantile Library Bldg: Main 32-16. BARBER CHAIRS. SUPPLIES AND FURNITURE THE EUGENE BERNINGHAUS CCL, Manufac- turcrs of Porcelain Enamel Chairs.1904 Western Aves, West 392. BATTERIES. AUTOMOBILE BLOCH ENGINEERING S; STORAGE CU.. IBattery service- for all cars freei. N. E. Cor, 8th 61: Rare- 31.5.; Cun312431. BATTERIES. STORAGE KRUSE GARLICK CO. ,SLII and Broadway; Canal 1004 1005. CHAMPION CARBON MFG. CD.. CBatteries and at? 091151. 305 First National Bank Bldg; Main BARRELS. MANUFACTURERS OHIO CUUPERAGE CO Dually?! and Station Aves. ., Arlington Heights; Valley HARDWOOD PACKAGE.y 1701.; 55 Mitchell Bidgs . Main 3- 151'. BELTS CINCINNATI BELT CU, Manufacturers Men's LeatherBelts.'111MainSt.:Main447ti NATIONAL BELT MANUFACTURING GIL, Munograms. Frat and Univeraity Emblems, Buckles, Monogram Watch and Vest Fnbs all at manufacturers prices. 609 Lincoln Inn Court; Canal 5215. BELTINC INTERNATIONAL LEATHER. S: BELTING CURE. 844 West Sixth SL: West 1313: Graduates of the Mechanical Engineering Class are welcome to our shop for practical observation. BERRY CRATES FRED KENKER dz SONS. Egg Casas. Lard Crates and Poultry Coops. 3904 Nnrth Bend Rd., Cheviot; Warsaw 832. BICYCLES J. W. KRAEMER. Manufacturer and Dealer in Dayton BIcycles. 312' Elm St; Canal 1269-X. BIRDS AND TAXIDERMY ESPICH BIRD STORE,12 East 7th st. .. Canal 1263- X; Birds and. Cages. Goldmh and Aquariums. Bird and Dog Remedies. HALLER' S HARTZ MOUNTAIN BIRD STORE. Wholesale and Retaillmporter. 1 108 VineSt; Canai 1200 -Y. MARKET PET STORE, Birds and Pets. Supphes 01' all kinda. 227 West 6th St.: Canal 3209. SMITH' 5 PET SHOP. 1011 Vine St,Cana11291-Y. 313 Madison Ave., Cmrington: South 777-Y. BLUE PRINTERS HE5333 BLUE PRINT CO.. 121 Opera Place: Canai QUEEN CITY BLUE PRINT CO.,124 Government Place: Canals 13. BOILERMAKERS THE HOUSTON, STANWOOD 3L GAMBLE 00., Third and Philadelphia. SL2., Covington. Ky.; South 2150. BONDS AND STOCKS GEag'JJRGE KOEHLER. 25 East Fourth St: Main BOOK BINDERS GEORGE H. SAND. 1902 Colerain Ava: West2843. H. A BERNE I1: 00.. LI'on Bldg, 434 Elm St: Main 1059. WM. A WEISE.1625 Dudley St.; West. 3385 X BOOK SELLERS HALL N. JACKSON, 719 Vine St; Canal 1465K; All kinds of old books bought and sold. BOTTLE MANUFACTURERS ILLINOIS GLASS 00.. S. E. Cor. Vine and Water Stem Main 1030-1031. 13151 BOOTS AND SHOES IRWIN SHOE f 0. Qamplos a specia CLEM KLESLN. 1176 Harrison AVI..,IUI5PI'IETI121'I Ave ' West 12!?9-1' THE SMITH-KASSHN CHI. Rare StrI-I-t a! Fifth: Canal 4308; Shues fur mI-n, women. children; WUII'IH'I'R apparel and acuI-swrir-R: Men's haher- dashory. H 1th Pith 51.: West 1653- Y BUX MANUFAC'I'URERS JUBHN H HAUL. I23 125 Broadway St..Main'182lI; Bronx. 1 rutea aim! Lumbur. 1,; '3fo INNATI WIRE BUUN D BOX C0..1arthage Plke and liigl; I R It St. Bernard' Avon 363- 86:1. E A. CUNKLINII BOX 011,,20111-21111 Hcadmg Randi lianal 1301-1562. THE DAYTON FOLDING BUX CO., 2727-2735 Spring Gmw- Ave.:Wet:l.1 THF RICHARDSON TAV 121R. PRINTING CU.. Harrison and Pnttwrson Av ass. West. 1'17 138 W. ZUMBIEL. Still and foldIng puptr boxes. 123-124 West Psarl SL: Main 367. C. BRASS THE OHIO BRASS K: COPPER CLL. Nlain 405-4015. 412 Elm SL: BRASS AND COPPER GOODS THE OHIO BRASS Ii' COPPER CO. 412 Elm St..- Main 405-106. PRACTICAL METAL GOODS MFG. CO., rear 207 East 6th ESL; Canal 3526. BRICK MANUFACTURERS THE MITCHELL BRICK C0,. Lower River Rd Delhi: Delhil THE D. C. SHOREY BRICK 00., Producers I31 Shor-Iex Brick.1403-04-05 Union Trust Bldg-'. Main 24.35. BUILDERS SUPPLIES JAMES T. CAVANAUGH. Building Supplies. Coal and Seed; Warzsaw and St. Lawrence St.. Price Hill, Warsaw THE MOORES- C'ONEY C0.. Pressed Brick; St ?aul Bldg.. 111 East Fourth St.; Main 973. T. W. SPINKS C0 18 West 3th St., Cnvingtun. Ky South 2002-2u01; Brand: OEIces. Erlanger. Ky.. Erlanger 49: and Latnnia. Ky. BUTTER AN'D EGGS BECKMAN BHOTHERS.Butt1eI-.1Eggs and Poul- try. 23 West. Court SL1 Canall D HOPPE 65 120.. 31 Walnut St...Ma'1n 1929. JOS JOHANNIGMAN. 634 West Court St 1315 Linn 51.. West Liberty; West. 2403-Y;1315. 907. JOIgN V. KISKER S: 00.. 911 913 Main St: Main 4 LAWRENCE MICHELS, Beechmont Ave. Mt- Washingtan; East 1723 BUTTER. EGGS AND COFFEE C. E. ROHE. 1442 Main St.: Market Stands. Court and Walnut. Court. and Cutter, Sixth and Plum; Canal 4372. BUTTER AND EGGS. WHOLESALE BERGEWISCH S: BECKY CO. 32 West Court. SL; Can212019-3610 THE FOX RIVER BUTTER 00.. Manufacturers of Meadow Gold Butter, 90m907' Broadway St ; Canal 450-451. A. F. KOLB. 134 West Court St.; Canal 2107- Wholesale ?ultry. Eggs. calves. and game. THE MERC ANTS CREAMERY C0.. 295 West McMicken Ava: Manufacturers of Rose Brand Butter: West 4375-4817. C CANS-ASH AND G ARBAGE WITT CORNICE C0 2118524 Winchell Ave near Bank St: W231. 238 CALVES DAVID RINDSBERG 31 SON. 33 Walnut SL: Main 38-17; Calves and Poultry 3 Specialty. CANNED GOODS A. W. COLTER CANNING CD 22.19 Beechmont Ave Mt. Washington: East 450. CARBON PAPER AND TYPEWRITER RIBBONS EARL HERZSTAM CUMPANY.121 Opera PIECE. Wright Pldq-.Cana14167 KEELOX MF G. 00., .103. R. Jones. Mgr.- . Manufac- turers Carbon Paper and Typpwnter Ribbons. Cur. Third and Walnut 31:51.: Main 548. CARPET CLEANERS BURNET WOODS PNEUMATIC CLEANING C0..Danie1 and Bishop Stss . Avon 1138. VALLIEY SANITARY CARPET CLEANING C0.. tAlways please the customers 1 Compton Rd near Springfield; Valley 380-1.. CARPETS AN 0 RUGS CHAS. B. RATTERMAN 2 BBQ. 630 Race SL; Canal 1717. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS J. 3.. BROCKMAN s1: SONS.1603 Logan St. CHARLES E. FOX. 2216 Reading Road: Avon 1235. PETER HEISTER. 231 Mam SL: Mam 4531. ED. M. JOSLYN, 351 East. Th1 d St; Main 466:3 326 Third Ave.Davt1m,Kv.-.Snuth 3269- Y. WM. MILLER 15: C 0.. 2025 Eim St.;CanaI-17.15 35. JOHN ROLFES. 222 East 12111 St.; Canal 103. Carla! CATERERS RICHARD CONNELLY, 114 Richmund SL: C-gmal 215: Complete equipment; Weddings, Bridge Lunches, Receptions. Dehutanto Parties. MER- CAMCl CATERING CO. 4l5 Elizabeth St: West 2240 .. WEIDNER TEA RUOM. 938 East Woodburn 853. M. M. YEAGEH. Fatprer: Weddings, Carri Parties. Private Dances are a Specialty. Thn- Vendome. ganaington and 91h Sts.. Nuwpnri. Kyn: South 0 2 . McMillan: CAST-IRUN AND FRICTION CLUTCH PULLEYS STANDARD PULLEY CUA. Puwvrs 8: C. H. 5: D. Ry., Cumminsville: Park 318. CEMENT PAVIINIENTS CHAS, KUHL ARTIFIC IAL STONE 170.. Readinq Road; lanai 1764. W. R. RUDD 13': HRH Fnrnpnt Sidewalks. Garage Floors and liriw's. 521 Broadway: Canal 1627. 573 CHARITY ORG LNIZK'I'IONS ASSOCIATED CHARITIES. 30-! Broadway St; Main 629. BUREAU HF L' A 11101.11. CHARITIES. 71-3 W'alv nut SL; Canal 70: Rev. F. A. Gresslel. CATHERINE B1'JUTH HUME. for Women and Chiidren, a branch Hi the Salvation Army. 912 Windsor AVE 'Wulnul Hills: W'candhurn 2139. SALVATION ARMY, 11.01191 Department. Madison Aria. Curinglon: South 4-1139. 513 CHIMNEYS AND HEATERS H. T. SMART. 32-13 Bernsinrd Ave VVainul. Hills; W'nodburn 1605;1'lean Up5BE Sanitary-Be Sale. 13161 CHEMICALS E. BERGHAUSEN CHEMICAL 60., 9th and Carr Sts.: West 207; 30'? East Senond St.: Main 2528. GRASSELLI CHEMICAL 00.. Heavy Chermcals. Metals, 260 Eggleston Aves. Canal 1182. ALEX. FRIES K1: BRO.. 31244-16 East Second St.: Main 1163; Flavors for Confectioners. Soda Water. Mfgrs. Tobacco. CHEMISTS JARECKI CHEMICAL CO., Broermann Ave. and B. 3?. O. Ry. ., St. Bernard; Avon 2494-2495; Manu- iaCturers oi FeNrtiiizer and Mum. U AN CHEMICAL CO.. 118 East Pearl St.- Main 1483; Copper. Zinc. Sulphurette Case Hardening Materials. F. C. BROEMAN. 215 E. Fourth St.; Main 2741: Analytical and Consulting Chemists. PITTSBURGH TESTING LABORATORY. Special- ists in Iron. Steel. Concrete. etc.. 811-13 Race Sta. Fifth Flam; Canal 4233. ROESSLER E: HASSLACHER CHEMICAL CO 518 Union Central Bldg; Mam 3074. J. R. WOOD SUPPLY 00.. 917 Broadway; Canal 4226-27; Chemicals for Commercial Purposes. . LOUIS G. ROBINSON LABORATORY. Cincinnati Testing Bureau. Iron. Steel, Cement. etc.: 31 East Fourth St Harrisnn Bldg; Main 3064 THE VULCAN COPPER WORKS. Chemical Ap- paratus 120 Sycamnre St: Main 106 8. CHEM lCAL GLASSWARE. MICROSCOPES AND SURGICAL SUPPLIES THE MAX WUCHEH. 8: SUN C0.. SL: Canal 192-1913. CHIROPDDISTS HAZARD DAVIS, 20-: Neave Bldg.: Hours 8 21. m. tn 5.30 p. 711.; Main 2503; Treatment 01 ingrowu nails and remuval of vascular cams and warts a specialv ;the most up-tn-date pariur. JOHN W. HUFFMAN. l22 West FmJTU'I St: ii'lain 474 L. L. 15031NSON, 412 Coppin Blg. 7th and Madi- san Ava. Cuvington. Ky; South 42 65 MRS A MAHEL WASHINGTON Cumberland Bldg 896 Cleveland Ave.: Avon 2215-R. 19-23 West 6th CHIROPRACTORS LILLIAN C URNAYN.2.i-1l Kemper Lam, Walnut. H1115:1VOL1dhurn 882 DRS MEEKER E: KLOMANN. 1- 5 Mitchell Bldg: . Main 2818. CIGAR MANUFACTURERS THE CUBAN CIGAR 01.1.. IN East Sixth St, Manufacturera nf Langhory Ctuh, Cuban and Merchant Cigars; C-Sanal 38. THE QUALITY FIGAR CU, Mfg. of Cigars. 25-27 West lEth St . Canal 522. CIGAR BOXES AND CIGAR BOX LUMBER THE SAMUEL W. TRUST C0,. 12-16 West Canal St; Canal 1865. CH INA AND GLASSWARE THE LEWIS $1. NEBLETT 11-0.. 117 EasL FiiLh St..- Main 1153. CHOCOLATE MANUFACTURERS THE DQLLY VARDEN C HUCULATE 00.. 411-17 Laurel $1.,W'est 34-21-3422. THE JANET CHUCOI ATE C U ,Niigrs. OI Superinr Milk- Chocolate Products CHURCHES CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Bth St. .. opp r'ity Hall .0. l SPbasLJan. Pastur: Canal 4415 CHRIST CHURCH 318 East Fourth St... Main PLUM STREET TEMPLE. 8th and Plum Sta.. Canal 1407-11 CHURCHES Continued PIEESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF THE COVE N,T D. Earl McKinney, Pastor. 11th and E1m 812 ST. GEORGE CHURCH. 42 Calhoun SL. Sunday Service3.F01-enoun Mass at 5.1.10 7, 830, 9,311- 11 a. m Confarence and Benediction at. 3p Par10111LSchool.A1.-nn 486 5-1.: High School, Avnn ST. PAULS CATHEDRAIi, 7th and Plum.Sund11,1r hours of serv1ce. '1. 30. .11 15.111..7.45 p. 111.; Canal 1985. ST PETERS CATHEDRAL. 32. ; West 31h St: Canal 20114 Rev.M'11:haelMu1varh'111. CIVIL ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS THOS. B. PUNSHON. 705 Glenn Bldg: Main 2001. CLERGYMEN THUS. H. ADAMS. TOG Delta Ave.. East End: East '1' l 115- . CHAS. E. EADEN, Chaplain 01 Fenwick Club. 423 Pioneer St: Canal 4Tl2. P. .1. BLACKBURN. 2910 Park Ave.. Walnut Hills: Woudhurn 2578-171. 5. HENRI BRUUNE. 114 West 64th St. Carthage: Valley 337-14. FRANK BOYD. 909 Nassau SL. Wainnt Hills: Woodburn 1399- X. ANTONINE BROCKHUIS. 42 Calhoun Sta Avon 10 82. JOHN W. CHRISTIE, 103 East Auburn Ave Mt. Auburn; Avun 4756-Y. ROBT. G. CONNOR. Sharon Awe Glendale; Valley 1655-3. 5 FATHER DAHDAH. .116 West Third $15.; Mam 4715 M. R?DELANEY.9C11 and Roberts Sta Newport; South 4473 GEORGE N.SASTMAN. 2163Fu1ton Ave..Wa1nut H1113; Wuodburn 2251. P. W. EIDSON,102 Washington Terrace. Wamut gigglfiastor of Zion Baptist Church: Wnodburn M.0. EVANS. 13. D.. Ph. 11,4009 FluralAveNor- wnDd; Wondburn 2031-L. B. E. E. FISHBACH, 16114 Syramore SL. Pastnr M. E. Episcopal Church. 1310 Race St; Canal 42815-31. FREDERICK L. GEIS, 115 Huntington Place, Pastor 01' Asbury M. E. Church; Avon 1637-11. RABBI LOUIS GROSSMAN. 528 Camden AVA. Avundale; Avon 4109. I. M.HARE.1757 Mills Ava. Narwond;R1dge 210.6. W'M. J. HAUSMANN. 1998 Harrison Ave.. Fa. - mount; West 4242-L. JOHN F. HICKY. McMillan and Auburn Ave.. Pastor 01 Holy Name Church. Mt. Auburn: Avon 3518 P. I. HYNES. Erie Ave. andShadyLane. Hyde Park: East 1.207. C. B HEISTAND. Pastor of First M. E. Church. North Side. 4382 Innes Ave N. 8.: Park 792-171.. I. HOWARD JACKSON, 3577 Purdue Ave. W. AUGUSTUS JONES. 916 West Court St.; West 2784 JACOB W. KAPP. Pastor of First English Lutheran Church 1208 Race St..: Canal 1428- Y. RABBI JACOB H. KAPLAN 1'3.H.D..780 Ridge- way Ave: Avon 546 EDWARD G KLOSTERMAN. Chesapeake and Ohio Ams New or! Ky.; South 835-Y. GEORGE W. K PITTKE. 418 Terrence Road. East Walnut H1115; Woodhurn 895-11 . WM. F. KOHLER, Pastor of Columbia Evangelical Church. 4315 Eastern Ave.: East 4699;. CARROL H. LEWIS. 64 South Warwick Bldg, Avnndale: Avon 2649-11.. E McGOWAN. 417 George St: Canal 720-1.. JOS. S. MXCHALOWSK1,2501 Eastern Ave. . East. 12 34. THE0.1MOELLERING, 1522 Race SL1 Canal 2496- .. RABBI DAVID PHILLIPSON. 3947 Beechwood Ava: Avon 1220. WILLIAM E PUTT Cor Cliiton Ave and Senator Place; Avon 5385-L. CLERG YMEN -Cnnrlnued G. A. SCUTT, 29411 Mnntciair Ava. WPstwnnd: Warnaw 564-1.. E. D. SC FITT. 810 Banking St: West 2559-1. W. 1.. SC HMALHURST. Pastor of Presbyterian Church. 5956 Munlgumery Pk.. Pleasant Ridge; Ridge 2954- Y. M. G. STANDLEY, 1810 Young St... M1,. Auburn: Awm 5.120. GEORGE A. THAYER. 2854 Wimluw Ave.Wa1r1ut Hills: W'imdhurn 1457-Y. C. M. YUCUM.11424 liirjgeway Ava. Avnndale; Avon 2109 X: 01111:,2 01121 M. E. Book Concern. 222 West Fourth Street. CLOTHING MAX HERMAN. 21-51 Sycamnre 31.: Main 1263; fSernnd- hand. Men' 5 and Wumen' 111 THE BIG STHRE Men' 11 and Bny 3 E1 Iothimz, Hats Shoes. 419-421 West Fifth 31.: THE BIG STORE ANNEX. Women. Children and Misses Apparel. 5111 and Central Aver. Main 4546-4547. H. A. SEINSHEIMER 1E CO., Young Men's Frat Clothing, Pugh 131112.: Cana! 721. SELMAR WAE'HS, Snappy CIQIhing. Lagest Styles lur Young Men. 6'05 Madison Ave, Covmgtun. CLUBS BUSINESS WOMEN'S CLUB. 601 Traction Bldg: Main 3695. CINCINNATI AUTOMOBILE CLUB. Hotel Metrnpan; Canal r1710- 5711 ENGINEERS CLU'B OF CINCINNATI,112 East Fourth St: Mam 18118 EIGHTH WARD COLORED REPUBLICAN CLU'B. 322 East. Front St.; Main 4521. . HAMILTON COUNTY GOLF CLUB. Readmg Ruad.13m1d Hill: Ridge 2459 - THE MASHNIC CLUB, Emery Hotel; Mam 283. QUEEN CITY CLUB. 7th and Elm Sta; Canal 964. WOMAN'S CITY CLUB. 715 Race 51.: Canal'1'55- 756. CLOAKS AND SUITS CLASSIC CLOAK AND SUIT CCL. 238 West'Fifth $1.: Canal 562. THE PARIS. 509 Race St.; Canal 912. COAL AND BUILDING SUPPLIES MAREH MURUOCK C11. MEIiF-h and SLanton ve Avun 1882. NEW PbRT COAL CO.12t.h and Columbia Sts.. Newport South 117-3825 COAL DEALERS THE CAMPBELLS CREEK COAL. 110.. Gen'i Office. 918 Uninn Central Bldg. Main 781-2; E1evatur.Fuut 01 Baymincr SL. West 1181Ken- tucky Hranch,Thi1-d and York Newport: South 1.43 TH E CINCINNATI FUEL SUPPLY 130.. 516 First National Bank Bldg; Main 2731. ERIE. AVE. COAL 00.. Brothermn Rd and Penn Ry 'Madisnnulh: 6'14. HATFIELD COAL CO 728 Madison Ave... Coving- tnn:Sm.1th 600 601 HYDE PARK SUPPLY CO. Burch Ave and N. .11 W. Ry. Hyde Park; East 785; Madisonviile 199. THE MAC HARD CdAL CO..1222 Union Trust Bldg; Main 1732-1733. Mth TGOMERY COAL C0. Fourth and Main 81:11.. E'ntningtun Kw . South 229. QUEEN CITY COAL C0,. Fifth and Freeman Ave., and Front 11nd Lawrence 915.: West 28211: Mr. .1. A. Reilly. Mgr; Fuel for all PurposeS. Bituminnui Pocahontas. Smokeless. Anthracite, Puke. . RELIANCE COAL 15': COKE CO., 807-515 Umun Trust. Bldg.. Main 4800. JOSEPH H. TOLD COAL 170.714 First National ank B1dngain-1389.. ULLfAND COAL 17.0.. 101-102 Neave 31113.; Mam JOHN WAGNER 217-21 Turner St. XVQSL 21474.. 1V ESTERN LOAL CO 24112 Union Central 81111;; Main 4195. COAL DEALERS. WHOLESALE HUTCHINSON COAL 00.. 2602 Union Central Baldg Mainls PRODUCERS COAL CO.. 131113.. Main 141 TUTTtE COAL 5CO., 2409-2110 Union Central Bldg: Main 703- 704; Mr. C. E. Tuttlp, Vice- Pres. and Gen'l. Mgr.. Mr. D. O Smith, Mgr. of Sales. 1910-12 Union Central COLLEGES QUEEN CITY COLLEGE OF PHARMACY. Lyric Theater Bldg, Second Floor;Cana1 1082, Depart- mpnt of Wilmington CollegE. CONCRETE CINDERS CQNCIRETE BINDER COMPANY. Carload 1013 In 11milI-d quantities, 527 Union Trust. Bldg.; Mam 774. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS JOHN COHURN, 2011 Florence Ava. near Reading Road: Canal 2142. H C STANFORTHKLCOW New Oakley'Banth-ig. , Madison Road and Public Square; Ridge 3249. C. A BARTLETT 00.. iTeaming and all kinds of trucking, brick hauliniz a specialty1.5134 Hunter ve. , Norwoud; Ridge 17 8.0 KIRCHNER CONSTRUCTION CO.. 221 West 9111 M.St: Canal 1346. ARCUS BLDG. CO.. Badman Bldg Main M81111 21,Jahuve 6th: 2031 Reading Read. Canal 121?.- MAX PENKER 11: SONS 1920 Vine Mt. I Cana11242. CHAS. V. MAESCHER S: CU.. 619 Hunt St. and Reading Road; Canal 111 THE FERRO CONCRETE CGNSTRUCTION 00., West 4180-4181- 4182. THE GEORGE B. CURIJ C0.. Highiand Ave... Nnrwood; Ridge 197; tCnntractors of Raiiway Equipmenm P. B. WARNER. Cuiloms Station; Warsaw 1778-, iCuntractor's Equipment; Richmnnd and Harriet Sts.: CONFECTIONERS CANDYLAND. Hnme-made Candy and Ice Cream. 2810 Woodhurn Ava. Walnut. Hills: Woodbum 4 10- . ATHENS CONFECTIONERY. 509 Benson St., Reading: Valley 520-111. L. C. GRAETER, 957 East McMiiian SL. Walnut Hills; iViiooclburn 919. Ice Creamsand Home-made Can METHROPOLITAN CDNFECTIONERY CO.. 4631. Main Ave., Norwmvd'. ERidg e 732. THE JOHN MULLAN ECO. Fine Candies and Ice Cream. made Iwith Loving Care 4 West Fourth St: MlainZ ROBT. H. ?UTMAN CANDY CO.. 226 East Fifth St Canal 3305: 5117-119 Walnut St. Canal 134B: 104 Silas: Fourth St.. Main 3-18: 628 Vine St. Cam; 1408 QUALITY CORNER ICE CREAM PARLOR. 9111 and York 31.5.. Newport; South 1386-X SARROS BROS. Fine Candy and Ice Cream, 323 West. Fifth St; Canal 351941. CONFECTIONERS. MANUFACTURERS THE AROMlNT MFG. CO..1638-1644 Central Ave.' . viesl 411.3 THE DOSCHEH BROS C0, 9-15 West Canal St..: Canal 2599: Retail Store.152 West Fifth St. THE GEORGE AST8 CANDY CO... 929- 931 Main St.: Canal4507-4508 QUEEN CITY CONFECTION C0 644 Mam St. . nal 8. REIaNnHART 1 NEWTON, 214 Vine St.:Main1585- 1586. COFFEE THE J. HENRY KOENIG 00.. Packers of Silver Sea Product'i, 213-215 Vine Sts, Main 1545-1546. 13181 COLLEGE SGCIETIES ALPHA NU SIGMA FRATERNITY, 2048 Auburn Ava. Mt. Auburn; Avon 41196-L. KAPPA SIGMA P1, Buys Fraternity, 2326 Auburn Ave., Mt. Auburn: Avon 4253: David H. Jamison, Glrand Cha pail PH IPDELTA 'I'HnETA5 PFRATERNITY. 2657 High- land Ave: Av SXGMA THETA FRATERNITY ni Eciectic Medi- cal College 530 West 7th St.; West 2738-12 COLLECTIONS 13130141: ADJUSTMENT 00., B.;ldg Canal RS. 0113111ER 4 KENT. Commercial Collections. 405-6 United Bank Bldg; Main 2137 ; Settlementa, Adjustments and Cummercial Collections Only. POWERS ADJUSTMENT 00.. 8211 First National Bank Bldg Business and Credit Counselors Adjustment Cniiecta'nna, Investigations. Credit. Setuements and Liquidatiuns; Main 229i. CONSULTING ENGINEERS CHAS. W'. SKINNER, 1001 Second National Bank Bldg.: Canal 4850. COPPERSMITHS BRIGHTON COPPER WORKS, Coppersmiths, 2160 Western AVA; West 3927 HOFFMAN AHLERS CO. ,823 330 East Pearl St.: Cami! 3357. CORN MILLERS PERIN BROS. Millers. White and Yellow Corn Products. 1-1-20 East Front St: Mam 532-633. CORSET MANUFACTURERS HYGIENE CORSET FACTORY. 2-1 West 12th 51.: Canal 1630- Y. CORRUGATED METAL CULVERT PIPES NEWPORT CULVERT 00.. 10th and Lowell St3.. Newport: South 5620, CORRUGATED SHIPPING BOXES INDIANA FIBRE PRODUCTS COMPANY, Marion,1nd.. Frank T. Smith Dist. Sales Man, 206 East Filti'l Sh: Canal 1231. COTTON GOODS COMMISSION MERCHANTS THE PUTNAM-HOOKER 00., 102-103 East ThirdSt. COTTON AND SILK MATTRESSES THE STEARNS I1: FOSTER CO.. Wyuming and Wi'liiams Ave..1;ock13nd-,Valley 700. CREOSOTED WOOD BLOCKS COMPRESSED WOOD PRESERVING CO. 4665 Spring Gruva Aves. Park 338-. 011109, Winton Bank Bldg.I Spring Grove Ave., CUT GLASSWARE THE PHELLIPS GLASS CCL, West 870. CUTTING GAS AND EQUIPMENT CARBO HYDRDGEN CO. OF AMERICA. Front. and Miiis Sty... West 4698. COMPLIMENTS Compliments III a Friend. Compliments of Rev.Mach-11 B. Long, 3551 Michi- gan Ave. Hyde Par Compiiments of a Friend. CompHments of S. D. Rouse. 491-404 First National Bank Bldg, CnvingtonI Compliments of a Friend. Compliments 01 Frederich C. Nerish. State Ave. and Ernst Sts. Weat 1347. Compliments ui Dr. Sidney Lange. Compliments of Dr. Wm. Jordan Taylor. 22 Vindon- issa. Bldg. Compiiments 01 MI. G90. E. Milis. 309 Second National 1125 Central Ave.; D DAIRY SUPPLIES THE OHIO FREAMERY 0112111131 SUPPLY 1'11, 124 W051. Third 51.; Main 1098. DEALERS 1N WASTE MA'I'ERIAL 1. PISIIiSC-HBERG SUNS, 1164-66 Dayton 541.: WPHL l 06. DECORATORS H. STEVENSON. 2583 Trevor Plane, Fairmnunt: West 44-15. 15.1931 EGUZ-Y. DENTISTS H. M. CURMANY,1562 Chase Ava, N.S.:Park155. L. C.6CUMMINS, Sixth and Walnut Sls.; Canal 43'? JUAN P. DORTIC- US. 425 East Third 31., 153111522- C. S. McDOWELL, 251 Cambridge Bldg Sixth and Race 315.: Canal 4194 HENRY E. GERMANN. 711' Gwynne B1dg.:Cana! 467. RAYMOND P. HOCK. 2202 Central Ana. Brighton; West 4302. J. R. JUHNSTOGN. Main and Sherman Ave. , Nor- woud: Ridge JUDGE Sc M051'1RIS 4006 Hamilton Avo.N . 5.; Park 1439 M. L. KELLING, 3520 Harrison Ave. Cheviot: Warsa SUSIEIQ MCGARRY, 400 Provident Bank Bldg.: 05501136138 NERISH, 1909 Elm St.; Canai 4.7. H.CIsI'Uilig'Iv19 LL, 77 Groton Blah. 7th and Race JOSStsJ SAMUEL RABKIN, 24 Leverone B1dg., 7th and Vine Sta; Canal 2090. A. G. ROSE, 2344 Auburn Ave Mt. Auburn, Office Hours. 8-12 a.m., 276 . m.: Avon 1021 DR. SHOBERS QUEE CITY DENTISTS. 43 West Filth 8a., Open Evenings Until 11 o'clock; Main 3280. .1 A. STUNTEBECK 22 West 7th St.; Can31624. ROBERT G TUPMOELLER,1009 Uriinn Central Bldgz: Main 4224. H. R. TRUMAN, 1701 Vine St: Canal 125:.L. H. W. UFFMANN. 1207 Main 515.; Canal 1063. JOHN P. WEAVER. 203 Dumer Bldg W'alnut Hills. 2453 Gilbert. Ava; Wnodburn IHZ'I. A. F. WUEST. 12th and Vine 51.5.: Fanal 129-1. DESKS C. LOTH, 520-22 East Pearl St: Canal 5272. DICTAPHONES. GRAFANOLAS COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE 1.10.. Gralanolas, Records, Dictaphonea. 427-429 West. Fourth Ave.; Main 36201-3621. DIE MAKERS AND MACHINISTS CRESCENT TOCJL COMPANY. Second and Elm 313.: Main 1894. DRESSMAKERS CLARE D. ANDRIOT. 1207 East McMillan 51.. Walnut Hilis: Woodhurn 3999. ROSE BISSMEYER. 505 Andrews Bldg Fifth and Race Srs.; Main 4100. M. SCHRADER. Walnut and Gano 51.3.; Canal 1631. MRS. L. C. SMITH, 706 East Ridgoway Aves, Avon DRUGCISTS RETAIL WM. P. AVERBECK. 3005 West Sixth St , Sedams- ville; Warsaw 523-675 J F ELUMENTHAI., C1inton Springs Aime and Reading Road; Avon 34151. 13101 DR UGGIHTS. RETAIL-Uon rinued BLUMENTHAL'S PHARMACY. Nassau and Sin- tun AWL, Walnut Hills; Wundburn 10119; Burnt-L and Erkenhmcher; Avon 3219. 1 . M. t'RAWF'URlJ. 214 Hrl'uadway SLH. Main 407. GEORGE J. IJILLHOPF. Su1livan anrl l1e1mar Sta; Avun 45111. IJUW'S 22 iiL-Iail Starts. Gen '1. 115cc. 9111 and Brnad- way 51.5.. 1'incinnati: Nurwnud. E1mwnnd, Car- thage, 1'uvinglon and Newport. .1 11 111111531. 1 Y. .9111 and Elm StH' 1 anal 1. 3711- I5TJ TH1JS.S JORDAN, 3th and MI. Hope Hnad, Price Hi11: WarI-Iaw 2002- 20111. 1 HAS.KI'.1.I ER. 51. 1' lairand JefTFI'snn Aves. Avon 1074. A. W. KISPEKT. 40111 GIinay AVE' Prict' H111: Warsaw 1644-1645. KHTTES PHARMACY. Sixth and Elm Star, Canal 1030. LEOPIJLD KUSNJC K 3411.11.15er Ave and River- sidI: arsaw 111. L. K LIGGETTS 411 RECPSL; Main2136. MINSTERMAN' S PHARMACY. MtMillan and Laredo 519., Walnut H1113: Woodburn 105L511. WM. MUHLBERG'S SONS. R813? and Elder: Canal 1501, B. J. PARDICK. Liberty and Linn 51.5.: KVest 455- 456 SAN MARCO PHARMACY, Wnodburn and Madi- son Road; Woodburn 1056. LOUIS H.SCHW1ENHER Clarion and Montgom- ery Aves.; Woodburn 3000-3001. THEO.SC1'1M1DT,W'heeIPr and Warner Atesu Clifton Heights; West 569-570. SERUDINU'S PHARMACY. Main and Sherman Aves.. Norwood: Ridge 1-2, Ridge 152. N.E.SM1TH,Highland and McMillan 51.. Mt. ALIu urn' AVON 32111-3271. R. J. STIER Clifton Ave and McMillan St. Cliitnn Ihtsz Wcsit311.i JULI SSTEPgI-IAN. 3121.ud10wAve. Clifton; Avon 198? Avon 10811. WARD'S PHARMACY.Ha1-rwell and Anthony Wa yuneAve Hartwell; V3112y3.93 'WHITES PHARMACY 119 Calhoun SL' 1056 HARRY E VVINTERING 3940 Spring Grove Ave. . Park352. Avon DRUGGISTS. WHOLESALE HALF: JUSTIS 1 C11, 243 Walnut 81.: Main 11638. LLUYD BRO, Cuuri. and Plum Sta.:Canai-161. ALFRED VOGELER DRUG C11. 2177225 East SIXH'I St.'Ca'n'a1 4990. Main 3639, DRY GOODS, RETAIL THE JOHN R. COPPIN 130.. 7th and Madison SLs.. Covington. K32; South 512; Northern Kentucky : Greatest Department. Store. M HS. KATHERIN HUGO, Dry Goods. Candies, Ice Cream, School Supplies, Cigars and Tobacco, 2511 Warner SL, Clifton Heights: West 363-1.. THE WM. WINDHDRST 130., Main and 121h 5:3,, Headquarters Ior Stout Models; Canai 4094-4095. DRY CLEANERS BENZOL SEHN, WUERDEMAN, 22-13 Gilbert Woodbum 32. FENTHN DRY CLEANING KL TJYEING cu, 3201 Reading Road; Ava'im DYERS AND LAUNDRY MACHINERY THE AMERICAN LAUNDRY MACHINERY CCL. H.065 and Section Aves., Norwood. 0.; Ridge 1190. DYNAMO AND MOTOR M ANUFACTURERS FAIRBAN KS, MORSE Ii C0., 34'? West Fourth SL; Main 21-113. E EDITORS CHARLES W.BARNES.OfT1ce. 1120 Plum St Res. ., 45 S. Warwick Bldg, Reading Road. Avondale; Avon 1471 X. ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES THE ELECTRIC SHOP, 405 Race SL: Main 1332. STRUMBERG ELECTRIC CO.I 2109 Union Cen- tral Bldg. Manufacturers sElectrically-Operated A paratus for Time Syn TH NATIONAL PLAySSTICs RELIEF 00.. 328- 330 Main St.: 111131112259. WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC Sz MFG.CO..1104 Traction B1dg.:Main 2185 FORMICA INSULATION 00.. 3240 Spring Grove Ave.: Park 880. BEEDLE EQUIPMENT 00.. 1309-10 Uniun Trust. Bldg.; Main 35.. Circuit PBreakers. Controllers, Instruments, Engines 21n1111:I BUCKEYE EQUIPMENT 60., 126 West Third St: . Main 3197. MECHANICAL APPLIANCE C0., Makers of Watson Motors, 505 Mercantile Library Bldg: Main 145 B. A. WESCHE ELECTRIC 00., 327 East Sixth St.- Canal 4967 4965 THE F. D. LAWRENCE ELECTRIC CO, 217 219 West Fourth St, Private Branch Exchange: Main THE POST- GLOVER ELECTRIC CO. 308 West Fourth St.; Main 3. ELECTRICIANS C. EAUMANN ELECTRIC CCL. 1639 Vino 512.: Cana12852. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS AND ENGINEERS STANDISH ELECTRIC 00.. John E. Dcvere. Prea; P. H. Standish, Gen'l. Mgr.. 1.101 Uniun Central 1311111.; Main 3263. ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION RENO-KAETKER ELECTRIC C0,. ?01 Gerka Bidg.. Canal 16-17. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING AND REPAIRING WHITTLE-COOK ELECTRIC CO 3101335: Third 31.: Main 661. ELEUTRIC GRINDERS THE STANDARD ELECTRICAL TOOL C0. York St. and Western Ava; West 109'1. THE U. 5. E1. ECTRICAL TOOL C0. 2188 2-190 West Sixth St.,1.Var:iaw 708 ELECTRICAL AND STEAM HEATING STEWART PAUL RI. CO. 60-1 FirsL National Bunk Bldg; Main 255.255 52 ELECTRICAL REPAIRS CINCINNATI ELECTRIFAL REPAIR CCL, 322 Sycamore 51.; Main 2183. ELECTRO PLATES ENGIIAUSER PLATING CC'L. liith 21nd lluggpl 515., Covingtun. K12: South 410:3. ELEK iTRO M EDICAL INSTITUTION DR. GEU. F. HEKMANN ernwnml Blcfgu Sixth 11nd Vine 515.; Canal 27 . ELECTRO'I'YPERS RAPID ELECTRUTYPE C0,, Advertisers Block. Plum :1an 1'1an111 515.: Vanal 71579-213711. 13201 ELEVATORS. FREIGHT AND PASSENGER JAMES H. CURRAN ELEVATOR CO., 114-16 West Second St; 71.708 THE NATIONAL ELEVATOR MFG 00.112-124 Opera Place:Can31923:Wa1-saw 437-14 THE H. .1. EEDY 60.11-13-15 West Second St , Main BUS. 1 WARNER ELEVATOR MFG. 00., 2613-31 Spring Grove AWL; West. 1002. EMBROIDERY ARCADE NEEDLE SHOP.2-1Arcnde: Main 21311 CHAS E. SUTTON E: C0., Linen and Fancy Goods, Art NeedIe Work. 621 Walnut St; Canal 4949. E. M. KOCH. Embroidery and Hemstitching, 103 Neave Bldg; Main 24-12. ENGINEERS FREDERICK P. BAYLES. Consulting Mining Engineer. Specializing in Coal 50-! Union Central Bldg; Main 1248. E. M CHASE A1 GEO. WRIGHT, Consulting and Contracting Engineers, 825 Union Central Bldg , Main 1758-1759. WALTER G FRANZ, Consulting Engineer. 1.703 Union Trust Bldg.: Main 1143- 114 4. RBI. IANCE ENGINEERING CO Consulting and Constructing Engineers, 312 Fourth National Bank Bldg; Main 1801. ENGRAVERS W. JAS. MURDUCK CO.. Rubber and Metal Stamps, 116 Opera Place; Canal 3-198. EXPRESS DELIVERY COMPANIES CUMMINSVILLE AND CINCINNATI MOTOR DELIVERY. 4273 Williamson Place, N S.: Park 2137-4. MILLCREEK VALLEY TRANSFER C11, 311 Jefferson AWL, St. Bernard: Avon 3487. PRASSE' S EXPRESS, Auto Truck Service to Mt. Auburn. lgorryviile and Clifton. 3112 Scioto St: Ava 2-1 ZEIGLER S L? PREHQ 3733 Colerain Ave.: Park 436 EXCHANGES WHMAN' S EXC HANGE, Lunch and Tea Runm, Fancy AHicles and Edih1ea for Sale. 113-115 West Fourth SL: Main 209 2111. EYE. EAR NOSE AND THROAT S. J. GOLDBERG, M. 11.. 19 West Seventh St; Canal71l1:Hr1-11lla.m.-12 m1'2-4 p. 111.:Mnnd11y, Wednesday and Friday evenin . 15-1231! p. m. F FACTORY EQUIPMENT THE E. A. KINSEY 1.211., M achinpry and Factory Supplies, 335 W'ust Fuurlh SL: Main 4492. FERTILIZER, GLUE AND TALLOW THE JUSLIN-SCHMI UT CU Bank Ave. 81. Bar- nard; Avon 1795'. 11223 Spring Grow: Ava: Park 1700; Grover Fertilizer Warks, Lackland, 0. FEA'I'HF.RS. HAIR AND COTTON GOODS. WHOLESALE THE P. R. MITCHELL C11, Harrison AW. and Spring Grove 11114.; Wear 3244-3245. FENCE BUILDERS AND MANUFAUI'URERS DAVIS 19 SIEHL 1.311.. tAll Kinds Du Sii- C0. Qualilyl. 11032 Hamilton Ava; Park 908-907. FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES CINCINNAT1 EQUITABLE FIRE INSURANCE 4111., :15 153151. Thirll $1.: Main 3:113. FIRE EXTINGUISHERS THE FYR-FYTER 13,0MPANY A Fyr- Fyter for every purposo. aEvaed by Underwriters Labora- tories. Inn. 21.0 muoln Inn Court: Canal 60. FLAG MANUFACTURERS U. S. FLAG C0.I 3253 Lock St.:Can313099. FLAVURING EXTRACTS WM. RIPPEY. 126 East Second 81.; Main 141. FLORISTS GEO. ESPENSCHEID. 956 East McMillan St, Walnut Hills; Woodburn 53394.. EDWARDA. FORTER. 12BWestFou1-th St; Main BEN 4T. GEORGE. Artistic Floral Designs, 2803 Wondhurn Ave..Wa1nut Hills: Wundhurn 1222. L. M. KRESKEN. 303 Vine St.; Canal 420. PARADISE FLORAL SHOP, .5 West Seventh St: Canal 590. W CGt SCHAEFER FLORAL CO. ., W'hite. near Queen West 562. THADEN FLOWER SHOP. 2511 Gilbert Ave., Peebles Corner: Woodbum 1320. FRANK A. VOLZ. Wedding Bouquets. Cut Flowers. Blooming Plants. House Decorations. Ferns. Funeral Flowers. etc Dina Ave., Cheviot: Warsaw 850. FLOUR MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS THE DORSEL 00., INC. Manufacturers of Seal 01' Kentucky F10ur, Miies of Smiles. 1110 Mon- mouth St... Newport; South 1455-1466. HENRY NAGEL S; SON, 2168 McLean Aves, West 411. FLY SCREEN MANUFACTURERS WESTERN FENCE AND WIRE GOODS 00.. Blue Ash Ava. Blue Ash, 0.: Ash 55. FOUNDRIES THE BOLLMAN IVILSON FOUNDRY CO 506 East Front. St; Canal 3080-3031 JOHN J. BRUCE FOUNDRY CO, 2121 Culerain AWL; West 26. THE ELMWOOD CASTINGS 130.. Gray Irnn Castings. Murray Road. St. Bernard; Valley 1091. THE JOHN B. MORRIS FOUNDRY 00., Court. Harriet. Richmond and Vogt Sts.: Wpst -'.1 SF 20. THE PEERLESS FOUNDRY CCL, Mfg. Light Gray Iron bastlngalz, Carthage and T Liwnship Aves. E1mwood;Valley THE 11715355141141?31f BIRDS. FOUNDRY CCL. Liberty and McLean Av 93.: West 672. FRATERNAL INSURANCE DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA BENEFIT. A. S. Bassung, Gen'l. Sec, 702 Stat:i Ave.; West 2296. FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ENGEL K; ROSS, George- and Elm Sts.;Cana1 393d. RATH 8: C0.. 139 Sycamore 515.; Main 3425. FRU ITS. WHOLES ALE JOS. GENTILE 31: 130.. 232 West. Sixth SL; Canal 5555-5556. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. WHOLESALE P. BROOKS X: 1.70., 1V9 specialize in Limes, Lemons and Spanish Onions. 91 Main 51.; Main 59. FUNL K BRUS C 11.. 228-230 'Wesl Sixth St.; Canal 22 27. L 21? 9GLOYS'I'EIN E: 1.0.. 108 East Front St; Main CHABS. L'. UY LER 1K: SON, Car-LDL Dis'tributnrs, 212-2214111193 Sixth .St.. Canal 1572-4573 13211 FUNERAL DIRECTORS BRAND BROS. EH'Icivnt Sprvirp, 1959 Cuntrui Ave.. West. of Muhawk SL; West 4693: Res. West 994-Y. CUNNINGHAM KL IJUBHLING. 2-11 Fairfleld Ava; 50111.11 41; 7th and York. NewpurL; South 383.5. A. A. DEGHNHAHT, 1708 Madison Road. Wainut Hills; Woodburn 1570. HARRY F. AND CHAS. DONNEI L Y, 807 Madison Ave. Cuvinglon130uth 1391' FRED A. ERSCHELJ,. 71.11 31111 Yurk 31.5.. Newport. Ky. . HnuLh 3:1. .108. IIUTHS SON 254'? VimI 51L. Avon 2161- 2162 C 9.12- xJONES. 6-13 Scutt SL. Covington. South HENRY LINNEMAN 8.: SONS. 25-27 East 111h St... Covingtu un. Ky CHAS. MILLER. Hamilton and Knawltnn Sta. . Par 41. W. 5d kSIEFKE SONS Eighth and Linn Sta.- . 1.1 th '123. J.SULL1VAN.Funeral Parlors. 235 Fourth St . Branch Offices convenient to all suburbs: Garages, 421 Central Ave and Hyde Park Auto Station. Michigan Ave.. Hyde Park: AutomobileAmbulance and Funeral Equipments. A. M. VURHIS. .112 Dunn SL. Lucklanr1;Vallpy 153. J.14WALTER WRENN. 620 John St.' Canal 5-3 Y. JAIMES E HAWTHORNE, 44 North Main St Mt Hea1thy; Mt. Healthy 145. FURHIER LONDON FUR CO., 1071 Central Ave.; 'West 3376. FURNACES W.T.DALY.1703 Madison Road. near Hackberry. Walnut Hilis; VVLIodhurn 1265. THE. MACLEOD CO. Iwiptallurgica'n Furnaces ior Annealing. Case Hardening and Forging. 2232-2236 Began St.: West. 4373. THE WILLIAMSON HEATER CU.. KWarm-Air. HobWater and Steam Heat; 3377339 West Fifth St.: Main 1212. G GALVANIZED IRONWARE F. H. LAWSON CO.. Whately and C. H. 62 D. Ry.: West 1953. GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS WM. KLAPPERT 11': CO.,1401 First Natmnal Bank B1dg;Main 1572-1573. GENERAL PRODUCE. FRUITS AND VEGETA- BLES A. WETZENBACHER. 322 West Court 51.; Canal 177. GLASS. WINDOW AND PLATE THE WM. GLENNY GLASS CO.. 10-16 West Cum- merce St: Main 4561-4562. GOLD REFINERS CINCINNATI GOLD AND SILVER REFINING C0., 205 Pust 51.11.11-11121C21n211511 GRAIN AND COAL DEALERS THE B. H. WESS GRAIN 6x COAL 00., Spring Grove and Mitchell Aves. . Park 153-159. GROCERS. RETAIL JOHN ACKENHAUSEN. Verne and Robertson Ave. Oakley: Ridge 2764 ALEX BATSCHA. 951 Clinton 51.: West. 2144- X. V'lR B. H.13ERTKE, l631 Hcffner ;Park260-.Y MR. JALOB BEATSCH. 1111'! and LIOanuth St. Newport. Kys. Snuth 4'899-L. FRANK BLUDAN. Colerain and Queen City Ave.: West 1115. GROCERS. RETAIL-Gontinued WM. BRUESTLE. 9th and Crescent Ava, Coving- ton; South l348-X. COURTNEY BROS.. 2041-2043 Madison Rnacl, Walnut Hills: Wuodburn 270-271-272. THE FOLTZ GROCERY 00.. 7 East Water St: Main 4000. 14141451342; GERWE 7111 and Cutter 51.5.: West MR EITEL GROSS Manchester and Kiotter Awes. ., Clifton Heights- West 1449 L LOUIS HERMAN 4437 Tower Ave St. Bernard: Avon 2216- MR. CONRAI112.HERTHEL 3033 Jefferson Ave.; Avon 4371- 4372 THE KROGER GROCERY S: BAKING C0. Flor- ence Ave and Eden Park Entrance; Canal 4590. GEO L. LANGHORN, 4707 Hamilton Aime. North SidE' EBPark 8.6441 LAN E81 MOHRHOFF Oakley and Edward Sis. .. Hyde Park: Ridge 325-826 RICHARD LEHN, 2215 Vine 31.:Avon 5593. MEEADER IS: ELSTRO, 144 Calhoun Sn: 1Vest .' 59. ALBERT MEYER. 20 West 12Lh SL: Canal 5652. HENRY MUNDHENKxEt SDN,N.1V.Cor.Rac9 and Elder; Canal4 4.0 ZANDERS GROCERY, 2270 Vine St ; Avon 1455-14.. GROCERS. WHOLESALE B. BRUNS BROS. GROCERY C0.. 49 Race SL; Main 1877. THE UCOLTER CO.. 535 Reading Road: Canal 'l'lfi ESTERMAN VERKAMP '30.. 2d and Main Sl's Main 13114. H HAIR DRESSERS DORA E. MCCOLLUM, Hair Specialist. Manicurist and Chirapodist, 404 Mercantile Library Bldg. Main1699 CURHYES HAIR PARI 0R, Shamponing, Scalp Traatmenta, Marcel Waving our Specialtv, Mani- curing, Hair Bobbing. 923 East McMillan SL. Walnut Hills: W'uodburn 1139. HAIR GOODS IDEAL HAIR. SHOP, A Complete Line of Ladies Hair Goods, Gentleman's Wigs and Tuupees. 307 Glenn Bldg. 5111 and Race Shh: Main 4231. M HIS'HIEESSIE MONEY, 615 Carlisle AVP: West MISS 13.13. SCHNEIDER.406 Mercantile Library Bldg: iMain 4543. HARDWARE FERDINAND DUEPKE. 29114 Vine SL, Curryville; Avon 1522. V.N.nDEVC1U SUPPLY ca, Listing Machinists Tunis and Mnnui'aclureru' Supplies, 506 Central Ave Canal 5 ECONOMY HARDWARE IL ELECTRIC CON 212 What MrMiiian St. Hughes Corner; West 2840-1... EVANS BRUSH Hardware, Cutiery. Tools and Sport- ing Grinds. 5th and Elm Stan . Main 2505. LINDEMANN HARDWARE 8: ROOFING CO., Hardware and Cutlery. All Kinds of Ron! and Fur- nace Repairs. 2620 Vine St.: Avnn 1103. THET. B. SC HHUDERC..U 133 East 5th St; Main THE .111le WF' IGEL CO.I 664 East McMillan Stu . Waodburn. 939. VVOODBURN HARDWARE 470.. 2723 Wnndburn Ava; VVIJodburn 1156. HARDWOOD FLOORS STANLEY JACOBS FLOOR CCL. 1.9136 Fairfax Ave., Wainui Hills: VVUndburn 3017. HATS AND CAPS CHAS. TOBIAS, BRO. 4: C0., Pugh Bldg; Canal 3343. HAULING C. 6: C. HAULAGE CO, Dump-Truck Hauling Our Specialty. 404 East Pearl SL; Canal 853. HAY. GRAIN. TUXEDO AND OTHER FEEDS THE EARLY 4 DANIEL CO., 35 parew Bldgi: Main 662; Cuvingtan Branch. 159 Pike St; South 13. HEATING AND VENTILATING ENGINEERS THE OLIVER SCHLEMMER 00.. Steam and Water Heating, 1050-1060 Hulbert Ave.; West 1705. GIBSON SCHLEMMER PLUMBING C0.. 1050- 1060 Huibert Ave.; West 1705. HIDES THE L. WISE xk BROS. C0.. Dealers in Hides, Furs and Wools.. 36 Main St: Main 1434. HOME ECONOMICS MRS. MARTHA JONES, The United States Gov- ernment Extension Aggnt in Home Ernnumics, 417 Walnut St.; Main 2518 HONEY AND PEANUT BUTTER THE FRED. W. MUTH 00., 229 Walnut SL: Main 3614. HORSE NAILS CAPEWEllaL HORSE NAIL CO, 614 Sycamore St.; Canaiz HOTELS ALTAMONT SPRINGS HOTEL CO.. Euro earn Plan. Catering to Ladies' Luncheons and .ard Parties. Bivouac Awe Ft. Thomas; Hiland 820. BARKER HOUSE, 91th and Monmouth Ste. .. New- urt. Ky.. Sour. th4 T ngggBURNET HOUSSSE, 3d and Vine Sts. . Main THE BROADWAY HOTEL. Meals 35: or $5. 09 per eke . 320 Broadway St... Main 3926. FRANCES O. DURAVENS. 266 Senator Place. Clif- Lon, Avun102.2 THE GRAND HOTEL. 4th and Central Ave. and 3d 51.: Main 4254. HOTEL HAVLIN. GPO W. Martin, Pre5.,ViI1e and Opera Place: Canal 3780. MARTZ, Augusta. Ky.; Hiland 708-11. HOTEL METROPOLE. Geo. W. Martin. Mgr,. 609 Walnut SL; Canal 5100. HOTEL SINTON. Jnhn L. Human, Mgr.. 4th and Vim: 313.; Main 3520. HOSPITALS THE GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL, Clifton and IJixmyth Ave... Clifton: Avon 4895. HOSPITALS AND ASYLUMS THE BOOTH MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. Second and Kennedy Sm, Covington, Ky.; South 1765; Night Phune, Suuth 2837. OPPORTUNITY FARM FOR GIRLS.Wintnn Rd., near Springfield Pike, Wyoming; Valley 155. THE ROCKHILL SANATORIUM, For the Treat- ment Iii Tuherruiosia. Indian Hill: Madisonvilie 102. SCARLET OAKS SANATORIUM. Lafayette. Cliftnn. Avon 345 4. SETOE IHOSPITAL. 618 West Sixth St: West 2605- HOUSES. READY CUT AND PORTABLE NORW'UUD SASH 4' . DOOR MFG. CCL, M'iilwork, Nurwuud. Uhiu: Ridge 2155. HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES EHMANN HOME OUTFITTING 1.11., F'uI-IIIIIIMI-I Rugs. Refrigerators and Gas Stoves. Prices in Pllnin Figures. Liberal C redit 1520 Vine St.- ,C anal AUGUST POPPE 1611mm SL: Canal 1391- L. thlliihhTIARD A.SCHLEUTER.1712 1': lm St.:1anu1 I ICE MANUFACTURERS CITY ICE DELIVERY CO, 3220 .l'elTI-lraon Aver, Avnn 5300: Mr. Cullen. Secretary and Treasurer. ICE CREAM J W BELSER 111250 'East McMillan St.. Walnut Hills: Wnodhurn 550 ICE CREAM CONES JijN CALIA. 127 East Canal St; Canal 5518; Ice Cream Cones: a Specialty. ICE CREAMS AND CANDI I58 ARCADIA, 838 West 3th SL: West 4190. D. PDDEST TA Kc COL, 3509 Reading Road Avondale. KALOMERES BHOS..LaIIr91 and Linn Sm; West 1222-Y; 7th and Central: C-Imal 1445 MRS. ANNETTE SAMSON. 3343 Vin? 31.: Avon 67-4 STEVENS CONFECTIONERY, 260:1 Vine- St.: Avon 2282-R. lNKS ECONOMY INK CO.. 648 East McMillan Sn. Wal- nut. Hills; Woodburn 4091. INSURANCE AGENTS THE F. A. BUCHANAN C0.. 30 East Sixth St, Newport. Ky. - South 1131:1112 Johnston Bldg . Main 2384. L. D. DREWRY 6; CO. State Agents The Mutual BenefIt Life Ins. Cu. . of Newark. N. J. . 5th Floor Mercantil? Library Bldg; Main 1694. JOS. M. GANTZ, Gen Agent Pacific Mutual Life Ins. Co 203-4 Gwynhp Bldg. Canal 4496 MORRIS H.15AACS.The Main with the Servicu, 1204 First National Bank Bldgu. Main 44'? JAMES R.MILLIKAN.Gen.Age-n1. Fidelity St Casualty Co. of N. Y 803 First. National Bank 13.;le Main 2100- 2101 SHERMAN WILLIAMS, Special Loan Agt. of The Northwestern Mutual Life Ins. Co 1408 Union Trust. B1dg.; Main 1324. INSURANCE C. O. GENSEL K: CD., 1319 First Natiunal Bank Bldg.; Main 399. INTER-OCEAN CASUALTY CO.. Hcalth and Accident Insurance. 819 Union Central Bldg: Main 2649. LAWRENCE C. WITTEN, ManagerMassaL-husetls Mutual Life Ins. Cm. 1634 UIIIIIII Trust. Bldg. . Main 215. A. R. WITHAM INSURANCE AGENCY CO Fire. Tornado and All Branches of Insurance, 511 Fourth National Bank Bldgs, Main 208-1. INVESTMENT SECURITIES ANDREWS in CO.. 420 Gwynne Bldg; Canal 5183. WM. R. COMPTON CCL, 305 Union Trust, Bldg.: Nlain 2670. CHANNER IQ: SAWYER. 505 Union Trust Bldg.; Mam 767. . FEIBEL BROS. 00.. Investment Securities and Municipal Bonds, 70? Mercantile Library Bidg.: Main 1985. W. T. HUNTER 8c CO, Members of Cincinnati Stock Exchange. 1014 Union Central Bldg; Main 987. We deal only In high grade securities. STACY C BRAUN 522 Union C-entral Bldg; Main 2630. IRON FENCES THII STEWART IRUN WHRKS rill! Plain and Ornamental Fenceq and Entrance GaIQe. 17th and Madison .Avu.I CINIIIglrm. Ky; South 1985. IRON AND STEEL THE BOURNE-FULI.ER 130., Front and Smith 3123.; Main 2:124. L' INCINNATI IRON If: STEELC 0., Frrmt St. and Freeman Aim; West lE'Jl THE ISAAC JOSEPH IRON 13.0. 5'25 Heading Rand; Canal 5800. E. K. MORRIS 8n C0. Factory Supplivn. .ill-Bl 3- 3157317 West Scrund 31.: Mai 115.152 THE SFACY BROS. GAS C UfiilsTRUi THIN I 0., 5535 C nrthage AVI'.E1mWLIIILI; Vallvy Il30. IRON WORKS. STRUCTURAL AND ORNA- MENTAL THE GENERAL IRON WTJRKS CU Front and Harriet Stsq Wpat 4294-4295. J JEWELERS. MANUFACTURING LIECHLENBERG EL GERHARDT. Miami Bldg-. Fifth and Elm Sta; Canal 4166; Manufacturers uf Fraternity .lnwe-Iry. THE MILLER JEWELRY CU. Greenwoud Bldg.. Sixth and Vine Sts. . Canal 4:119. JEWELERS. RETAIL THE iCHAS. D. BAKER CU., 145 East FcIuth SL; 1123' 03 DORNSEIFERJEWELRY C0. Diamonds Watch- es, J9w01ry,4012 Hamilton Ava, Goods Hold lll'l easy weekly payments. expert repairing. HORST C0,, Third and Vine Sta: Main 2536. EDWARD F. KAELIN, 1823 Vint- St.: Canal 4956. EDWARD E. METZGER. 16 West Liberty SL; Canal 4877. LOUIS NOELCKE. 977 East McMillan SL. W'alnut Hills; Waodburn 22477L; W'atches and Flock Repairing a Specialty. JEWELERS. WHOLESALE OSKAMP-NOLITING C0.21i-311 West Seventh St . Canal 5440. RICHTER. E: PHILLIPS. 11-1 West Sixth St: Canal 3510. JOSJ-I VOSSS: SUN 1.! S. VOSS and E.C.Vuss1,13 West. Seventh St. .Canal 2311' JUNK DEALERS CULIIMINSVILI E JUNK. SHOP. 1696 Hoffner St. North Side; Pa ark 13 51'. LOUIS W. GATTO. 322 West Pearl 51.:Main 25511. L. K: D. HIRSCHEERG. Longwnl'th St. opp. EIg Four Depot Luckland', Valley 511. HOFFMAN E: CO.. Scrap and Waste Material. 308- 310 West Pearl SL. Main 1555. J. LEVINE 3: 00.1101. Oehier St..; nmce. 1212 Goa: St ; West 4619. NEW U. S. IRON Itz PAPER CO.. W'holasale- and Retail Dealers in Scrap Iran, Paper. Wiping Rags and Metals, 226 East Second St..: Main 1632, GEORGE NIEMAN. 7m Hem; St: West 4735. NORWOOD IRON 5: METAL C111. 4530 Allison St, Nurwuod: Ridge 2489. K KNiT GOODS BACHARACH SI LOEE. Second and Ludluw Sts.: Canal 3690. L LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS THE W. A. NATORP CU.MuormanAvr-I.ar1d Madison Road. Nursery Department, Reading Road; Woodbum 371. LADIES COATS AND SUITS. MANUFACTURERS THE CINCINNAITI CLOAK $1 SUIT 00.. 3161 18 Race SL; Mainl BISEOF STERNEs '61 STEIN CO.. Pugh B1dg.; Canal 4030 THE PRINCESS GARMENT CO..1013 Race SL; Canal 5396; Manufacturers of Ladies and Childrens Ready- to-Wear Garments. SUMMIT GARMENT C0. 224 West Fifth $1.; Canal 411. Ladies' Dresses and Skirts. LADIES FURNISHINGS MRS. FRIE DA BURKA. Seventh and Baymiller Sts; West 3380-11. M BRIT CLOAK IE; SUIT C0.105 West FIIuI-Lh St. Ladies Tailored Cluaks and Suits; Main 3156. NEW 5Y0RK WAIST HOUSE. E112r Race St; Canal LADIES AND GENTS FURNISHINGS LOUIS J. GOLDHOFF, 1413-1415 Vine SL; Canal 41:313-131. Eera Sizes Our SpeI-ialty. ISAAC WHITE. 2806 Wuodburn Ava, 'Walnut H1113; VVnndbuI-n 1992- X. LAUNDRIES THE AMERICAN LAUNDRY CD..Cu1vert and Pionepr Sts.; Main 673. FAMILY LAUNDRY CL1..N.E.CI.I1' Elder and Logan Sta; Lanal 116:1.5- L. GIACIWI-Kfazsn H$?L1 LAUNDRY. 3039 Highland V IVALNUT HILLS LAUNDRY CU,1022 Furaker Ava. Walnut 111115: VVIIndbum 12 THF. WET WASH LAUNDRY CO.,1924 Dana AVPJWHJUd1JU1'I'I135B. LEATHER JOIIEI R. EVANS 6; CU. 811 Sycamore St: CanaI OSCAR E. RUPP. 307 Svcamnm St: Canal 2766. Eli??- 6'1 WITTGENFELD. 30-1 Main St: Main '1 LEATHER BELTING REGAL RELTING 00.. 2520 Spring Gruvp Ave.; West 4520-4521.. LI FE INSURANCE COMPANI ES CULUNIHIA LIFE INS. CU Seventh Floor, Rawson Bldg. Fourth and Elm Sta -Main 448?. CUNNEI TICUT GENERAL LIFE INS. C0, 419 Union Trual Bldg: Main 485. FISLER- HRUUBERGER C0 307 First National llank Bidg.: Main 1.159. RALPH HULTEIUIUFF, 913 Union Trust Bldg' , Main 2917. HOME 1. IFE INS. C0. CIFN. Y.. W A. R. Hruehl A Son. General MgrE-., 601-606 Fourth N31: 1 Bank Bldg. , Main 2002 THE MUTUALIIPE INS. CO. OF N. Y.. Sixth Hnnr Union Truat Hidg., E. R Ferguson. Mgr' . Main 4670-4671, NF. 1V YORK LIFE INS. CO L. B. Dierkes, Agency Diractnr. 13110 Tractiun Bldg. : Main 493-491. UHIU NATIONAL LIFE! q C.,U Dutten'hofer B1tlg.. Sixth and Sycamore S ... Canal 350. LIVE STOCK COMMISSION GEORGE BLONG IQ CCL 3 Exchange Bldg, 3100 Spring Grove Ave.: West 2617. Ll VE STOCK INSURANCE HARTFORD FIRE INS. CCL. 3127 Spring Grove Ave: West 2437. LINEN PEERLESS LINEN SUPPLY 00.. 5151 East 12th 51.;Cun312418. LITHOGRAPHERS DOERING BROS, Display Advertising Manufac- turers, 14 and Plum Sta; West 3909. LUMBER T. W. KEEVENY LUMBER 00.. 1043-1945 West Eighth St.; WestS H. W. MEIER. Mchicken and Ohio Aves; Canal 2540. D. H. MOUL LUNBER CO., 300 Provident. Bank Bl.:dg Canal 3H . FREIBERG LUMBER C0.. IHardwoodI. Findlay and McLean Ave and 1105 Union Trust Bldg; Main 4096, West 1426 SAMUEL ROHRER. Successor to Samuel Johnston, Richmond and McLean Aves. . WestG LUMBER. MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS E1 E. BECK LUMBER C0.. 714 Provident Bank Bldg: Canal 760. .- C. CRANE .9 00,1739 Eastern Ave. . Canal 3561- 63- 69. JAMES GRIFFITH Sr. SONS CO, Reading Road and East 12th SL..Can11122:-1.5 HYDE PARK LUMBE. ECO. BBurclI Ave. andN. K W Ry. Hyde Park: East? THE A. M. LEWIN LUMBEBR C0 Bank St. and MI-Lean Ave: Wegt 1805. THE MUWBRAY 65. ROBINSON CO..Eig1-Ith and Horn 51.5.; West 412 THE. PIERSON LUMBER. S: COAL C.,0 Cor. L noper and Cherry 51's.. N. 3.: Park 465 L. W. RADINA LUMBER C0.. Clark St and Dalton Ave. West. TALBERT LUMBER 3E; VENEER CO. 809 Union Central 131ng9131111 3789. Manufacturers DI High- Grade Hardwnnd Lumber and Veneer. WOOD 11511.1311'111'.CCL.INC...1'.'3211'I;I'Ia.L, 1: I'Ike near B. 6': 0. Ry.. St. Bernard; Avon 246. LUMBER. WHOLESALE DEALERS H. L. MICKLE LUMBER CO.. IWholesale Yellow Pin91.914 Second National Bank Bldg; Canal 15011 J. L'. IaWEST LUMBER CO. 2-513 Union Central Bldg.: Main 31334 M MACHINISTS J. METZGER MFG. CO.. 2165 McLean Ave.: West 1428. MACHINERY IDEAL MACHINE IE. TOOL C.O 123311 Opera Place; Canal 44 479. THUS. E. KENNEDY. 337 Mam Sh; NIain2494. MACHINE TOOLS THE AME RIC AN TOOL XVORKS CO.. N. W. Cor. Poari and Egglestun Avg: Canal c1150. BOYE 8L EMMES MACHINE TOOL CO. 2245 Sp pnng vae Ave: West 3093 COSNVIQAYt 51:50.. Friction Clutches. 25 l. DRESSES MACHINE 1.10., 227 lVest McMicken Ava: Canal 2751 THE MORRIS MACHINE TOOL C0,. Court. Ha rriPt. Rlchmond and Vogt 315.: WeSt 4300- TIIE 'MUELLER MACHINE TOOL C0 2427- 251 Culerain Ava; West 2480 PRATT SI. WHITNEY CO.. 338 W'est Fourth St.; Main 3995-3996. HAHN LARMUN CU.. 2911 Spring Grove Ave-: West 738. MACHINERY ENGINES AIIVEY-FERGUSON CO.. Bilanufaclurcrs 01 Ma- chinory and Engines. North AWL. Oakley; Ridge 115, THE .1. H. DAY CO.. Harriinn Ave. and 302911 SL. ' VVc-Ist 21426. EFUNOMY MACHINE. 4215 4110 E21511 Pearl St; Ma: n '151. IBeekman MACARDNI AND VERMKZEIJ I THE FOULDS BRIGGS 00., 122:! West Eighth St.; West 4802. MANTELS FOY St STARR CO.I 336 Main SI ; Main IBI'J. LAWTON MARBALGLAS CO., 2111 W'alnut. SL: Main 3904. WINSTON MANTEL TILE 00., vaenth and York Sts.. Newport. Ky.; South 1255. MEN'S CLOTHING THE BURKHARDT BROS. C11. Fourth St, opp. Sinton Hotel; Main 2390; 'Currcct Apparel fur Men KAI 12H GREEN C0.. 406- 408 Vialnul St.' Main 165 LLUYDS CLOTHES SHOP, Good Clothts fur MI-In Entire Second Floor ovsr Family Theater, 52-1-5223 Vino SL.: Canal 2409 THE MABLEY 85 CAREW CU.I Cincinnati's Greatest Store. 1111 the Heart ul' the Shopping Dislricti. Fifth and Vine 819.; Canal 40110. h'fADE-RIGHT CLOTHING CO., 30:17 Madison Road. Oakley: Ridge 2936; Elm and Main 315., Nurwnnd: Ridgo 1042. MEN'S CLOTHING. WHOLESALE ABE BLOCH 1?: C0., Manufacturing Clothiers. 810 Mam Rt: Canal 3586. MEDEEQSUMMER CLOTHING. MANUFACTUR- 1.. 11.. MARKS :3: C0., Third and Race 519.; Main 23. MEN AND YOUNG MENiS CLOTHING THE MOCH HERMAN CO Sixth Floor, Textile Bldg; Main 372. M ETAL SPECI ALTI ES DIAMOND METAL WEATHER STRIP 00., Metal Weather Strips and F1yScreEns.204Lincnln Inn CIIurL B1dg.:f13nal4634;VV. E. Maddox, Mgr. DURBRUW .51: OTTE, Lockers. Shplving and Filing Cases. 613 Elm Street; Canal 69. GOLDSMITH METAL LATH 00.. A130 Manuiar- turns of Hrainforced Cancrete Sysltem, :33 C antral AVE Main 37. MONEARCH TOOL 8: MFG CO.,12UIJpera Place: Canal 36 93. MERCHANDISE BROKERS ISAAC BATES.15 East Third St; Main 2289. EDWARD T. KI UM 3.! SUN 16 East Second St.', Ma am 1511. MAYNARD MILLER CO.,123 East Second St.; Main 1162. MEAT MARKETS CLEM L. BRAUNSTEIN, Groceries. Fresh and Smoked Mpats, TUUU Carthage Pike: Valley 12-1. SA MUEL FISHER, 3-155 Reading Road, Avnndaie; Avon 5252. W. 0. HART. Sixth St Market Stall 2 4; Warsaw 1741-11, Canal 3935-L BERNARD SCHOENFELD,1114 Budd 5L; West 592. CHAS. C. SCHMID. 2812 Wuodburn Ava, VVainut. Hills: Wnndhurn 310. F. C. SCHNEIDER, 211:1 Frepman Ave: West 1335-x. ADAM J. SETTELMAYER. 919 East McMillan SL, Wainut Hills: Woodhum 929. LOUIS SHEANSHANG Bellevue and Piedmont Sts., Mt Auburn: Avori 1732. JOHN F. STEGNER 13th and Main 315., Canal 1246. MEATS. WHOLESALE JACOB BAUER'S SONS, 2370 Massachusetts Avon Camp Washington; West 829 MILK ANDCREAM TQWNH'ENII'H PUllFST DAIRY PRODUCTS, SML I'nr Bully Hm. fnr You, 1050 ffenlrai r. Wut MIE'J- 17157; East Branch; Madisnnville MILLWORK AND OTHER BUILDING MA- 'I'ERIAL THE PHASE GIL, 43-4547 John 51.; Main Nl6-807. MINERAL WA'I'ERS NEW YURK MINERAL WATER. CU., 822 ELIMI- mund St: West 7'37. MONUMENT DEALERS HENRY KISTNER CU.. 1542 Vine St.; Canal 1551. MOTOR CYCLES AMERICAN CYCLE REPAIR CO., 936' Linn SL; West 21 lUvY. NIO'I'OR CYCLES AND AC ' SSORIES MUTLJR CYCLE SALES 1.10., 1525 Race SL; Canal 3488. M lJL'l'ICRAPH LETTER SERVICE ACME LETTER SERVICE. 903 Union Central Hirigq Main 1489. MUSIC ENGRAVERS AND PRINTERS PAUL 3171-1011137 West Fnurth St; Main 4279. OTTU ZIMMERMAN 6': SU.N Fifth and 51; camera 315.: Main 2859. 0 OCULISTS. AURISTS ELLA U. HUNT, 1U? Odd Fellows Temple: Canal '25 h . DH. EDWARD H. THOMPSON, Class 99. ODORON'O. MANUFACTURERS THE UDORUNU CO 947 Blair Avea Avon 4395. OFFICE FURNITURE GLOBEJNERNICKE 60., I139 Eaat Fourth Sts. Main 1221: Sectional Bunk Cases and Filing lifahinpta. OILS THE AMERICAN COTTON OIL CO.. 4-13 East Sixth Sr.:f1unal3055. STANDARD OIL CLL, Third Floor Gwynne Bldg; Canal 4393. OH. PROPERTIES DHEEXI DODGE 6:: C. B. WOODBURY, 805-805 Gprke rig. OPTOMETRISTS THE EMRIE OPTICAL CO.. 438 Race SL; Main 4335. ORCHESTRAS ESBE HGER S DANCE ORCHESTRA AND MILL TAR Y.BAND 968 Cleveland Ave: Avon 2312 ORTIIODENTIST WILSON FOSTER. 22 W'Est SL-vvnth St: Canal 15.1. OXYAACETYLENE EQUIPMENT AIR REDUCTION SALES CU.. Sixth and Evans Sm: Wrist 1635. P PACKERS CINCINNATI ABATTOIR C0 Spring Grave- Stuck Yards. Park 1650. JOHN HOFFMAN S SONS CO. 2143 to 2162 Cole- rain Ave.; West 3877-387 1'9. THE IDEAL PACKINGG C0, 2141 BaymiIleI' St . Central. West 3241-21240 H H.MEYERPACK1NGCO.. H. H Meyer. Pres.'. N. R. Meyer. Vice-Presq BUR. A. Meyer. Secretary and General Manager; Gchred,Asaistan1 Secretary; Central Ave. 53nd Linn St. THE PEOPLES PACKING HOUSE CO. 1133-25-2? Eider St. ,Canai 342'. 4614 Main Ave., Ridge 1112.; 932 East MEMillan SL, Wundhurn 1164-11: Vine and McMillan Sts. ., Avon 391: 703 E McMillan St, Wc-JdburI-I 51:1218 Linn . . West S'iG-Y: Richmond and Linn West 3379- ZEIGLER- SCHAEFER CO.. 2943 Eastern Ave.'. East. 1540 PACKING. STORAGE FPgKNKu HAMILTON. 3830 Spring Grove AVBJ ark 189 FRED FAGEL, 937 W'est Eighth 314115951: 47-1055. PAINTS CINCINNATI CLEANING CU. Paper and Paint Cleaning Our Specialty. 321 E55: Third 3L: Main 1577. PAPER BOX MANUFACTURERS THEJQVM. KOEHL Cll. 1034 HulhE-rt 8L: W031: 1' . DAVENPORT PAPER BOX C0.. 239-211 Main St.; Main 585. PAPER SUPPLIES DIEM IS: WING PAPER C0,. Gilbert Ave. Viaduct: Canal 21113. THE 1.. V. SUTPHIN CU.. 2201-23 UniIIn Central HIdg.; Richmond and Carr Sti. and Warehouses. 933-939 Fifth St.; Main 1130. PATTERN MAKERS GENERAL PATTERN W'ORK WIIIIII and Matal Patterns of All Deecripu'nM, 2231 Huck 551.; West 1510. PASTUERIZED MILK AND CREAM J. H. FIELMAN, 2519 Vim: SL; Avun 3116. PHARMACISTS. MANUFI'H'ITURING THE WM. 8. MERRELL COMPANY, 1828. Fifth. Pike and Butler Sta. EstaEIiishc-d PHOTOGRAPHERS FINE ARTS STUDIO, 43157. 130 W'est Fourth 51.: Main PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS C. C. AHBIJTT.1812 Freeman Ava; B-IUaHm .-m..':'8.'.31pm F. J. ALBE'RS. 1320 Broadway; Eanai .19. E.D.ALLGA1ER Berkshlw Bldg. 33 Elm 8L; Canal'1928: ResnEpwrarth and Juhietta 815.. Wast- wnod: Warsaw 11:19 THEO BANGE. 345 West McMrinllan SI Heights: VVIlst 3267: Hrs. 2- 3 p. 7-8 p. ARTHUR BAUER, 5 Garfield Place: Lanai 5687; By Appuintment. TILDEN BECK 1125., 12091.5idlaw Ave Bond Hill; RidgeSD:0fI-1ce.511 Main Ava.E1mwond; Vallty 911 W951 91: HR. C lIftnn ANNA SI! liAM-BENNEH. IUB-liU Hell Block, Sixth and Vine 515.: Canal 17:12-11. 17-15. J. HADLEY CALDWELL. 408 Broadway: Main 330; 712 Yurk $1., Newp-Irl: S-Iuth 21481-14; Hrs. 1-3 p.m. 13261 PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS-Continued J. C. CADWALLADER. 4320 Montgomery Ave.. Nurwoud: Ridge. '3 L 1Sn 3COLTER 3410 Clifton Ave.. Chfton: ROBBERT CAROTHERS, 409 Broadway; 2281- H. R. CARROLL. 502 Provident Bank Bldg; 401;! 113 West Seventh $1., Canal 116 TR AVIS CARROLL. 113 West Seventh St.: 116; Hrs 2-31: A. .COUNTRYmMAN, 3819 Eastern Ave . East 407: 3- 98 m 1'- 8p EDWIN M. CRAIGP Office. 43-10 Main Ave. .. Nar- wood; Res.. 4255 A5hland Ave;01TIce.Ridge'2515: Res. RidgeQ 71:; G. HW. DAVIS:3 230 Mill mSt. Luckland: Valley 158: 12-2 p. m.. 6-81: J. D. 1:DZAV'IS. Third 31in Bioadway 5115.; Main 3679: JOSr .A. 2DUFFEY 969 Hawchnrne Aw... Price Hill; Warsawl329;H1-E 4-513 W t 98 C. ERWINm 503 West Eighthm SL: 1192; Hrs. 9-10a .1-311 J. 1?, ESTELIYJ 219m West Seventh St' . Canal 352: 1'3. 2- FRANK JeliEEni 22 West Seventh St: Canal 1810; Hr5. 2- N. I. FRAID 111133-1Juhn SL- WesLT'I'5; Hrs. 2-413. m G R FROMM, 286 West McMican Ave.: West 391-1: Hrs. 2-3 p.m W. A. GARDNER, 3620: Hrs. 1-31: W'M. J. GRAF 1MelroseBldg..WamlnutHills;VVond- buranl; Hi's.-.m13p .-p78 LOUISA GREAR. 310 West Siwenth St.- Cannl 611: Hrs --1p NELLIE HAMPTON. Avon Main Canal Canal 437 West Seventh St.; Canal 1440 Harrisnn Ave.. 4653 Smith Rnad, Nnrwond: Ridge 1009. C E.HAUSER.13th and Race 3115' Canal 5287- Hrs. 2-411 H. F. HELD. 1308 VIneSLs CanalBSG; Hrs. 1-311. m. EDW'ARIJ HERMANN. 17 East Sixth St... NeWpIJTt. KL, South 1710: Hrs. 1-3 p. m.. 6.3078 11. m. G. A. HINNEN. 4 West Seventh St; Canal 502?. H. H. HINES,21-24 Groton Bldg.. Seventh and Race 5:15.: Canal 13: Res. Phone. Avon 5187;Hr5.1-3 .m. Syunda II and Holidays. 11-12 a. m. HOWARD S. JAMES, Sharon Willow Ave Glen- dale: Valley 1650. I. D JONES. 1014 East McMillan SL, H 5: Wnodburn 393: Hrs. 1-2p EDWARD KING EEar, Nose panel Throatl. Traction Bldg: Main 10 4.! C. A. LANGDALE. Surgery and Consultation. 1905 Union Central Bldgs Main 1109: Hrs. 1-3 p. Tn ; R95 Phone, Wundbui'n 37:17. G. F. McKIM, 1908 Union Central Bldg; Main 84-, R55 639 Forest Ave.: Avon 2450; Practice limited to Genito Urinary Diseases- W'. L. MILNER. -l Levernne Bidgs Hrs 2-41: G. IHMOMHAFH' 22 West. Seventh St:Can31227Ei; r5 9 4 W ALTER E MURPHY. 707 Raccm SL: Canal 4787: Hrs 10 a. m.- -1.2 30p .m. ,2- 311 .1051.r9 S. PODESTA. 428 Brnadwaym SL' 1-313 WW1. D. PORTER. Melmae Bldg W'es: 01' Peebles Carrier: Wnodbui'n 911: Hrs. 1-3 p. m.. daily; 7-8 p.m . Monday. Wednesday and Friday 0 A. PRICE. 434 Race 81.; Main 799. J. L. PHYTHIAN, 227 F'astSixth SL. Newpnrt, Kw. ' South '14: Hrs 1- Lin J. M. RATLIFP, Glenway Ava. Prim! Hill: Warsaw 1.7 8-1. B. MERRILL RU. KETTS. E.Surgeoni Fourth and Bruadwa av St5.: Main 905. SAMUEL ROTHENBERG. 22 11795.1; Seventh SL' C ana12276:Hr5.2 4p H E SHILLING. 43-1 West McMicken Ave' W'Est 2878:1111 2-3p W'l-l. C. SCHMIpDTER. 97 West McMillan St. Clifton mHeights: West 424; Hrs.7-B 5.rr1., 1-:1p m.. 7.133 ,Sundava 1- i p m 081.1118 SEIDEL.1650 Western Ave., West 111. OHN M. SHALLER. 314 Mercantile Library Bldg; Main 2074. Hrs. 1-411. rn. Walnut. 605 Canai 36111; PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS-Cantinued L.. JK. SHEPARD. 802 Provident Bank Bldg.; Canal E.JBE:mSHEWMAN, 70211ivingxulnmnBldg St'vunth and Race:1ana12360 Hrs.2-3p. FRANCIS K. 31126131.. 271111 Uniun mCentral Flidg: . Main 241: Hrs. lDa. m.-.I'I12p 13.0 SMITH. 19 West SFVenthm $1.; Canai'n'lii; Hrs. 10. 303. m. to 1 p.m HENRY SNO1N.I1296 Ashland Ava, Nnrwnuri; 111ng 19 H. VAN AaLLEN SPARGIUR, 411 Broadway 551.: Main 1984; Hrs. l '1 051: Ali W. STARK, 5112' Provident Hank Bldg; Canal 40.1: Hrs. 2-413 THOMAS STEWART. 901 Union Trust Bldg.; Main 3-128. F A.ST1NE.227 East Sixth SL, Newport. K33; SouLh 5302'Hr5.1'1 n. m. .630 -E. p. rn. EHHB EAUBER. 19 W251: Seventh St:1fankl 283'. rs. ' :1 J. A. THOMPSON. 623 Elm SLqCanal 3928:4110 Grand Ave.. Price Hill; Wsraaw 8; Hrs. 9. 30.1. m. - 12111.31 Elm St. 3- 4. 30p. m., Muni'lay, Wednesday and Friday. D. M ULREY 60$ Cunptrai AVE. , Canal 93-1: Hrs. 8-10a.m.1- :1 and 7-9 . CAREY E. ll11111181111SL131 Emast Third 5th Overton, Ne ewport. Km: South 242: Hrs. 1- 3p DUDLEY WEBB. 1908 Union Central Bldg.: Main MHE: YELKER 952 West Eighth St: West 852: rs - . CHAS. W BER,17 Garfield Place: Canal-Ml. .G WENDEL. 18 East McMillan St. Avon 2672 J. H. WILMS, 12 West Seventh SL; ?anal 51: Hrs. 1-2 and 7-8 p. m. CLUYCE WILSON 432 111er-: St. ' W'est 90:1: Hrs. 8-Sa.rn., l-Eand'f-Bp. J. .1. WlNgN. 3485 Muntgoi'nery Ave Evanstun. Woodburn 986:1'11'3. 111-3 T. M. and T. MILES WITTKAMP.113T Walnut SL', Canal 452. DAVID I WOLFSTEIN, 22 West Seventh SI: Cana15572; Res Avon 40-:19 Hrs. 1- 3 9.111 ZINKE 8: ZINKE. .5 Lovemnu H1dg:Cana1 2169. PHYSICIANS AND CHI ROPRACTDR ANNA W. HAGEMAN. -11-1 .Iohnntnn Hfdg.. Fiilh and 1Valnut 515.: Main 1-125. PH YSICIANS. OSTEOPATHIC 1.1 . J. KRATZ, 1011-14 Second National Bank; Canal 5512. PHYSICIANS' SUPPLIES CHARLES LA BONIFEELD, 4051 Broadway St; Main 394. PIANOS TIRE. JOHN CHURCH C0..109 West Fourth Aves . ain 26 GEORGE 4P. GROSS, Organs and Victrulas 1:12.!- 3232 Main St.,Can313795:112-5 Walnut SL.; Canal .. 71. PICNIC GROUNDS HUMBOLDT PARK, Elnura, Cedar Point. East End: East 891-11. PLATERS. POLISHERS' SUPPLIES THE HILL-GRIFFITH C0..1262 State Ava; W931 3227-3228. PLANERS. METAL WORKING CINCINNATI PLANER CO. 31:20 Suuth SL. Oakley: 111ng 1910. l3271 l'l AUMBERS IJEHLI NGER. Smam and Gas Filler. Lit'wnsed ASJIiwt-er Tupps-r. 1131-1 Dvcnursvy Aw. .. Lalunla 51:1. . I' rwinglun. Ky; SrIutiI 346:1 HUGH PRINTZ, HIHG G11hr- -rl' AVP;1.anai 1-129 F IIANK SEILER. ZHiEhland. and Filsdick. Mt. Aubur. ' Avon ' Plumbing, Gas Fitting and SI WI' r 'lamling: Rezpairing prumptly ultL-nded tn. PLUMBERS' SUPPLIES THE JOHN IH'lUGLAS CO., 7151 and 11. 11. K: 1.2!, Ry, Carthage: Valley 1280: Poplar and Baymiller 51.5.: W991 4478: 1230 Vine St: Canal 906. THE N111H1Nch NIFG. KI: SUPPLY C11. 435-43 Plum 51.; Main 1841;515:3111 and Factory Supplies. POTA'I'OES AND WATERMELONS PEARL PHILLIPS. 15 West Sixth St. .. West 421.; Umm- S. E. i or. Sixth and Elm 313.: Canal '1745. POWER PLANT APPARATUS RANDLE MAC HINERY Ch. fNPw and RPhuiltI, . H. $ D.Rv.anr1 inc rs St.?P3rk1905-1905. R RADIATOR SHIELD MANUFACTURERS ACME RADIATOR SHIELD C0,. 205 Lincoln Inn 1 uurt: Canal 669. RAGS. IRON. RUBBER. METAL AND PAPER STOCK DAVE LUCAS. Eighth and Dalton 313.. Cuvinglon. Ky: South 5274. RAILROAD SUPPLIES WEIR FROG C11. Beech 8: Highland Aves., Nor wood; Ridge 3440. REAL ESTATE CLENEAY S: NOURSE. 152 East Fourth St; C'A-Iain 60. .D. COOPER.Bui1der 01' Up- EU-datu Huuses. 403 SMnrcantile Library Bldg' Main 1465-1469 W M. V. EBERSOLE CU.. 240 East Fourth 551-; Main 13-52. 3.13. ELLERMANN.826FindlaySL: West 1100. H. C HUBBELL. 718 First Natinnal Bank Bldg.: Main 2291: Res. Phone Wncdburn 3168- X GE-O- F. JAMES. Sells Farms. 9T1Ioms Bldg.: Canal 33-96. THEU. C. lEI..INARD 422 First National Bank BIdn, ' Main 1715 F SUNDERMANN e3: 00.1375 Harrison Ave. Suuth Fairmuunt: West 1359- L. X. L SERVICE BUREAU. 910 Commercial Tribune- Bldau Canal 43 78; We Find the Best Homes-We Find 1he Best. Tenants. - WHEN YOU THINK. OF COUNTRY HOMES, THINK OF WILLIAM B. DAVIES, 50-51 Pick- ering- Bldg, S. E. Cor. Fifth and Main 515. REGISTER SYSTEMS AND MACHINER Y THE GLOBE REGISTER C0., R011 Printing all Registers and Mnnifolding Devicus, 2-112 Reading Road: Avon 5200. THE PRINTING MACHINERY CO Third. Lock and Egglesmn Ava; Canal 1012-1013. RELIGIOUS AND CHARITY ORGANIZATIONS SALVATION ARMY DIVISIONAL HEADQUAR- TERS. 114 East Eighth St.:Can31925. RESTAURANTS THE BUSY BEE LUNCH ROOM. 3'33 Central Ave.: Main 4414. IligAL CAFETIERE. 21-1 East Fifth St.: Canal RESTAURANTS-Continued W. P. McCRONE, 28 East Sixth St. For particular panpie. MILLOS RESTAURANT,113 East Fifth St; Main PETEO PAROS 402 West Third St.; Main 1613 J. ROSENFIELD. 218EastFifth Stu. Canal 3827- L The Central Oys'ter House Oysters received daily. SAVOY RESTAURANT, 330 East Fifth SL: Canal 38 22- L; Homemade Pastries RICGERS AND SPLICERS. WRECKING AND SALVAGE WOR AMERICAN RIGGING C0,, W. N. Bahbs. Prop. . Moving nf Safes. Builcrs,etc. Pioneer and Culvert Sts.: Cana13383 ROOFERS FRANK BOESCH. Linwood and Delta Aves. ., Mt. Lookout; East 364- Y. E. L. GIBS ON E. Cor. Hopkins and Bayrniller SL5 . West 4724; Tinncr and RuIJIEr, General Sheet Metal Work and Furnace Repairing THE HARKNESSSLTOWLER CO. 1562-54 Prnvi- dance St: West 35-15 THOREURN 8L TRUNNELL. Cnntractors for com- position rooling and roof painting, 1421 Walnut. SL, Canal 1229 Y. ROOFING THE BARRETT COM?ANY, Roofing! and Paving Materials, 517-539 Carr St' West 41 EDWARD YI-IYER 3: CO..1541 43- 45 Elm SL; Canal 684. RUBBER GOODS ATLAS RUBBER. Ii BELTINC CO., 312-314 Wal- nut l..:St Main 3777 37 NATIONAL RUBBER K SPECIALTIES CO., ghiakfigmg Ave. andC H. S: D. Ry., VVintnn Place: IIr RUBBER. MANUFACTURERS CINCINNATI RUBBER. MANUFACTURING 1.20.. Franklin Ave. and B. S: 0. Ry.. Norwood: Ridge 591-692. RUBBER STAM PS WILL '1'. CRESSLER, 535 Main St: Cana12355; Brass Stenmls, Brass Chucks. Seal Presses, etc. RLFGR MANUFACTURERS AND CLEANERS HILUNNER CARPET CLEANING C0., N. E. Cor. Frnnt and SaratogaSts..Newp01-t. K32: SouthiiSBB. F. H. WILMS VACUUM CARPET CLEANING CO 1411 Plum 8L; West 496. RUGS I'ARPFTS AND LINOLEUM THE RUBT. J. B;3NSER CO . Race and Pearl. 515. , Main 21427 31-1 S SAFE AND VAULT MANUFACTURERS THE HALL'S SAFE CO., 3253-3269 Spring Grove Ave.; Park 1330. SALES BOOKS. CREDIT REGISTERS. PRINT- ING OF ALL KINDS H. W'. NICHOLS SALES BOOK CO..114 East Third 51.: Main 3071, SAND. GRAVEL AND CRUSIIED STONE THE CINCINNATI QUARRIES CU., Block; Canal 2715-2713 108 Bell E3281 SCHOOLS CINCINNATI SCHOOL OF LIP READING, Correction of Speech Defects, Fnrn Adults Hard of Hearing. 403 Andrews Bldg: . Mai COLORED INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL 40173 CINCIN- NATL 721 West Slxth 515.: West 2158 OAKHlfRST COLLEGIATE SCHOOL,1369 Oak St. ., Walnut Hills; Wondburn 394 U S. SCHOOL OF DEEP BREATHING,1204-5 Mercantile Library Bldg.. Main 2124: Individual Instruction Gixen In the Aim of Scientific Breathing and Hygienic Living. VILLA MADONNA ACADEMY, Boarding School for Little Girls and Young Ladies. Conducted by Benedictine Sisters. Crescent Springs, Ky.. Amu sterdam Pike: South 344:. SCHOOL SUPPLIES. CONFECTIONERY AND TOBACCO SAMUEL GRUBER 3436 Reading Road AvondEIE: Avon 1315 SCREW MACHINES.AUTOMAT1C CINCINNATI AUTOMATIC MACHINE CO 3120 South St, Oakley: Ridge 1910 SEEDS MARKET GARDENERiS SEED C0., Field. Flow- er and Garden Seeds, 120 East Court St.: Canal 87 H. B. McCULLOUGH, 315 Walnut St. THE J. CHASI McCULLOUGH SEED 00.. Fifth. Lock. Eggleston Ave. and Penn. R32; Canal 2603. D. RUSCONI. 128 West Sixth St.:Cana1643. SELLING AGENTS J. LEVY SONS. For Quality and Service Insist un Having Genuine Beaded Tip Shoe Lucas. and Slipmit Rubber H9915. 107-109 East Third. St.; 3.11am 2930. SEWER PIPES CINCINNATI SEWER PIPE CO.. 3715 Mont- gummy Ruad, Evanstun: Wundburn 3480. H. J. CUNKLING. 731-43 Hunt Sh, Rvading Road: Cana1203072031. SHEET METAL THE MOESCHDEDWARDS CORRUGATING CFL, Building Mammal. Exterinr and Interiur IInIlnw V.1I-:lal Windnwm Kalamein Doors. 122 W991; Ninth St... Cnvingtnn, Ky.: South 3690. THE JUS. HONHORST 00., 1016-1020 West Sixth St.; West 12495. SHAKER GRATES QUINN IS: 170,222 Easl. Ninth St; Canal 76-1. SIIELLAC VARNISHES THE EDWARD J. SHANNON CO., 219-221 Main St.; Main 1451. SlGNS DONALDSON ART SIGN CCL. let and L. S: N. R3, , tuvington, Ky. THEE BLACKNER C11, 110 West Fifth St; 47 PH DMURTUN, Outdoor Advertising, UfEcc and Studin. 828- S30 Wade 8143717231417. YORK? . IGN C0,, 510 York St, Suulh 3756. Canal Newport. Ky; SILK BELDING BROS 4E 00., Merchants Bldg... Sixth and Culiege Sta: Canz1122: Spool Silk. Embroidery Silk, Silk Linings and Dress Siika. SHIRTS. CUSTOM HARRY SLUMER. Palace HotelBldg.;Can312818. SIHRT MANUFACTURERS THE QUEEN MFG 00., 211-219 West Fourth St.: Main 3435. SOAP AND TOILET ARTICLES THE PALM OLIVE 00.. Citizens National Bank Bldg; Main 11779. SOCIAL SERVICE SALVATION ARMY. Industrial Hume fur Mon. 1508 Freeman Ave.; West 2633. STAT IONERY THE W. H. STANAGE C0..11D-121 East Sixth St: Canal 43112. STEAM AND HOTwWATER HEATING BACHLER r5: STIENE. 1014 Elm St; Canal 4369. LOVE, PICKET S: NULSEN 00.. Eighth and Broadway 315.: Canal 21?. STEAM PROCESS CANNERS RegfaL SUPPLY CCL. 222 W'eat Fourth St.'. Main STE EL CRITTAL CASEMENT WINDOW C0., 400 Grqenwuud Bldg.; Canal 2640: Manufacturers of Suhd Steel Casements. W. W. PETTIS 00.. SLeelCastings.Ma1!eable Brass. Bronze, 416-17 First National Bank Bldg.: Main 3113. JULIUS UIHLEIN 11: CO.. Manufacturers Steel and Power Transmitting Machinery, 208-214 Elm St; Mam 1234. STOCKS AND BONDS A. 3! 5- FRANK. 511-518 Union Trust Bldg; Pvt. Branch Exchange, Main 3134. STOVES AND RANGES WALTER. H. RECTANUS. Kitchen Outfits our Specialw, 1425 Main 5L; Canal 517. MleToR STOVE ca, Pioneers of Pipeless Heat- mg, C. H. 8:: D. Ry, north of 6251. St.:Wes1 741. STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES ECONOMY SUPPLY C0,. 126-128 East Pearl St.: Mam 1147A STREET RAILWAY COMPANIES CINCINNATI TRACTION CCL. Fifth and Walnut Shh: Main 1'00. STRUCTURAL STEEL AND ORNAMENTAL IRON nghll'rANG 11': SONS CO., 2128 Patterson St: 'West STUCCO MACHINES. ELECTRIC HODGES STUCCO MACHINE 60.. 2502 Union Central Bldg; Main 78. SUGAR ELFOROSE SUGAR CO.. 70th and Big Four qu Cartlgage; Valley 1038; Baykade Inr Better 1'88. . JOSEPH TAYLOR 3! C0.. 2111-2113 Central Ave.; West 95: Sugar and Salt by Barrel and Ball. SWEEPING POWDER MANUFACTURERS THEWJTTROCKLAYDUSTCO.,416EastSEcvnd SL; Main 306; Laydust. a Sweeping Compoqnd and Disinfectant, Sanitary F1001 011, Sweeping Brushes. 13291 T TAILURS 1. ARUNUFF, 35 West 12th SL; Canal 3338; MM and Wurnen'a Garments Made tn 0rder. HARRY A. BECKER 11: 1:70.. 123 East Sixth 31.: Canal 1901i. BERGER AILDKING 00.. 122 XVEHt Fith SL; Canal 417.1. THE 1. K: S. BINC, Manufacturers uf M91115; Fine C-Iuthimz, Eighth and Sycamore 5:5,. Power Bldg.: Canal 5631-51532. COMPELLA BROS. S: CU., Power Bldg Eighth and Sycamore Sf. Vest 3039. Canal 4445. J. B. DANIELS 1Q . . 519 Walnut SL: Canal 751. BEN FRIEDMAN, 613 Vine St; Canal 1558. FRJEMANN TAILUHING POM 133 East Court SL; 2031 Vine St: Canal $193. CASPER F. HEEG.133 East Third St: Main 1182. EDWARD KNUECHEL, 4203 Humi1ton Ave North S1119: Park 5115. J. KOSHUVEH. 211 West Ninth SL: Canal 165544. LEVY 8L FRIEDMAN. 423 Vine St., 809 Vine 31.; Main 3249, Canal 1515. MISS ANNA MARX. 1003 Eliza AVE, Camp Washv- illgton: West 11115371... MR. METZGER,Fi1th and Plum $15.; Can313819-1.. .1. 1-1. MOORE. Men's Fine Clothing, One Price, h or Charged. 607 Vine St, Second Floor reverse; Canal 5479. . NIEHAUS, THE TAILOR. 13th and Sprlng 3121.; Canal 3993-Y: Suits Lo Measure from $13.00 up. RAAB BROS... Custom Tailors, 25 W'est Sixth 31.. Canal 50-15: Seventh and Vine Sts., Canal 45.153; Miami 131di Canal 3777; Clark and anmlller $13.. W'est 1056. RICHARD M. STULWORTHY, 2903 Woodhurn Ava. Walnut Hilis: Wuodbum 922; Expertlun Alterations, Tuxedo and Full Dress Sultsa Speclal- t '. THBE STORRS-SCHAEFER 00.. Tailors tn the Trade, Pugh Bldg; Canal 5125-38234... R. MA TEDTMAN. 15100 Vine St.: Canal 541-1. ULMER div. C0,. 320 313111 511-: Main 2340. CHAS. F. WEID, 407-4158 Second National Bank Bldg: 132111314748. r7 TAILOBS. WHOLESALE GLOBE TAILUHING CO., Textile Bldg., Fourth and Rim Sis. TANNERS AND CURRIERS THE RUDOLPH SUHRE SONS C0., 1300 Harrison Ave; west 1827: Tanners of Pure Oak Harness Leather. SIMON WOLFSTEIN 6:: CO. 2017 Dunlap St; Canal 2036. TEAMSTERS FRED FULLER, Court and Harriet 515.; West l742 . TEA ROOM AND CANDY SHOP C. A. HIGGINSON.2717 Erie Avc.,Candy Shop and Ice Cream Novelties; East 1190. THREADS THE THREAD AGENCY, 314 East Ninth St.; Canal 676. THEATERS METROPOLITAN THEATER. Fifteenth and Can, tral Ava, W'Est. 459?: L. Morse, Mgr. OLYMPIC THEATER. tRefined Burlesque. Catar- ing to Ladies all. all Timesl, 120 East Seventh near Main St.; Canal 1250. TILE. SLATE AND TIN ROOFING A. BRAUN 3: SONS, Manufacturers of Galvanized lmn. Cuppef Cornice, Skylight Work. and Metal Ceilings, 1810712 Sherman Avu.; Ridge 57-1. TOILET ARTICLES. M ANUFACTURERS PURE DRUGS PRODUCTS CO.. 132 East Third SL'. Main 1569. TRANSFERS RICHTER TRANSFER C0., 1249 wrest Seventh St.; Xvest 268. TRUCK BODIES. MANUFACTURERS THE HIGHLAND BODY MFG. CO., Center Hill Ave. and B. S; 0. R32. Elmwoud Place: Valley 516. TRUCKING AND GENERAL HAULING JOHN DURAN. 206 Broadway St. Car Lots 2 Sperialty: Canal 4567. Main 337-1. TRUCKS. WAREHOUSE THE H.ZER1NG MFG. CO.. B. . 0. Ry. and Addie SL, Oakley: Ridge 3175. TRUNK MANUFACTURERS AMERICAN TRUNK CO, 1039 Central Ave: West 327:1. Traveling bags and leather goods. TRIANGLE TRAVELING BAG WORKS. 105 West Canal St: Canal 54:14. U UMBRELLAS AND PARASOI.S A. CAPPELL .5 SON, Race and Arcade: Main 4319: Full Line of Trunks and Leather Goods. AH Kinds of Repairing Dnnr. UNIFORM MANUFACTURERS CINCINNATI REGALIA CC... Uniforms and Flags. Textile- Bldg., 11th Floor: Main 2165. THE FECHHEIMER BROS. 00.. Pugh Bldg.: Canal l9?l. UPHOLSTERERS AUGUST DIEHS. 1W W'est St. Clair Avon Corry- viile: Avon 1159. V VACUUM CL EANING M ALIHINERY AMERICAN RADIATOR CLL. Rawson Rldgs, Main 24. I330 I VACUUM CLEANERS SWEEPER VACUUM C0., Electric W'ash Machines and Water-Power Washers, 11. Went Sevanth SL: Canal 235. VARNISH MANUFACTURERS R. A. BECKER VARNESH CO.. Harrison Ave.. Garrard: West 704. THE QUEEN CITY VARNISH C0.. Montgnmery Road and Dana Ave Evanstcn; Woodburn 320. VINEGAR MANUFACTURERS BANNER VINEGAR CO, 408 East Second St; Main H37. W WATCH CASE MANUFACTURERS QUEEN CITY WATCH CASE MFG. Cll. McMil- lan and Benningtun Sts.. Walnut Hills; Woodburn 3715. WIRE ROFE C. M. MOCKBEE CLL. 81.57813 East Pearl Stu. Canal 413D. WOMEN'S AND MISSEE? WEARING APPAREL IRWIN CLOAK CO. Fifth and Race Sts.: Canal THE K'OOP 60.. Ninth and Central Ave opp. City Hall: Pvt. Exchange connecting all dentsq Canal 89. WOMEN'S WEARING APPAREL THE NIABLEY . C'AREW CU.. Cincinnati's GreatPst Stare, fIn the Heart of the Shuppmg DistricLi. Fifth and Vine Sts.; Canal 4040. R GERS. Seventh and Rans- St5., Livingston . anaI S54. WOODVVORKING MACHINERY PARKS BALL BEARING MACHINE CO 3.545 Knowltun St... North Side; Park 437. JOHN F. TOWNSLEY MFG. 00., 1037 EVHDS St: West 331. Y YEAST THE FLEESCHMANN CU., 419 Plum St: Main 151-19: Fleischmann's Yeast. WWEE$E3M$$KQW$MWWWK1M$$ 19111337913113 19.11926 1:: 154 af- .1121: rt: 41.1131? 1,19'153'4868 99.38833321838293882312. 11133135302213'133815512623'35358211 $318W1313538343M$WWW9133 'i STU D E NT D l H E CTO RY COWIPJLED BY VIRGINIA lIlJLlCK. ELIZABETH 2111 M IEIHIAN. 11.11111 1' 1. 1111 MJNS'I'EIN 111111.1111gmw l'fz'agrthfr'v'wig'fed 1.12111123311me GRADUATE SCHOOL The Hanna Fellow in Physics 1Bradshaw. Guy Read 1Physic11. .Sugar Grove. Pa. 4 . Oh 1rf1'11 Cutiegc, 191.7; .4. .11.. University of C111c1'n1111u,1913 The D. A. R. Fellow in American History Landenh Minnie Isabel ................ 2486 Paris St. ,Um'm nn'ty of Cincinnah. 1918. Gradua te Srhnlars lola. Hyman 1H1'3mry1 ............ 3590 Eden Ave. University 0! 13111611111111, 1918 Vaupel..1 ean 12011109111 ............ 6024 Lantana Ave. A B. Univzrsily nfC1'm1'1111at1'. 1916 Donnelly,Jc-sep11 Lawrence . .Unizrersity aftinciunacl'.1917 Graduate Students Acumb. Helen Janet. ..... .5612 Ridge Ave A.Urc1'119r51'1y of Cinrin'nat1'.1911 Aiken. M'argaret. Wirth 13111111311! ..... 622 Prospect Pl. 3. S.. Univeraitu quinc1'm1ali,1916 Aulick. Edwin Chesterfield . Falmouth. Ky. 211.03 Kerum'ku Stale Uniue1-gl'lll1 1891i Beghtel.F1nyd Eldon 130131111 1 ...... 2604 Eden Ave. A. B. .. 111111111111 CeHImI l nireraitg, 1912 Bettman, Louise 1Pft1'iasaplay1 ..... 3739 Reading Rd. 14.3., University 11fC1'111-11mul1'. 1915 Blank, Laura 31141111181116.5163! 13.11.41 ..... 2495 Erie Avg A...B University of Cincinnati, I915: 11,111.,1'111'11 Thomas. Ky. 191'6 Bowyer. Virginia. Harrison ....... 2360 St. James Ave. A. B..J11111.es Milliki'rr Universily. 1916 Braun. Lillian Matilda :Mathumuticsj..Covington. Ky. .3.. Baldwin Wallace College 1918 Cavan'aug'h, Marie Kathleen 1Ch1'mzstry1. Cavanaugh Ave. Westwood .3 University of Cincinnari. 1913 Chambers, Enulin ..... 3132 McHenry Ave. .. Westwood 3... University 01611413111115.1918 Clark. Dorothy Elizabeth tEngl'ish1'..5543 Arnsby P1. .4. 3.. Universityofcincinnati.19'1'1' Cureoran.EH:le1Hi519fy1.1925WIHLamSAve..N01-wood 14.3., 1.711111873in oJ'Cincinnati, 1909 Cornelius. James Thambidurai 1.1711110301111111 1M1. 545 W. Seventh St... and Madras, South India Crissey. Le:1a Maud 11311110111111.1111 . . .1029 Wesley Ave. A. , University of Cincirmati, 1913 Cummins. Mary Dnrothy 113119511311. 2921 VVoodburn Av. A. 3., University 0101011111115, 1914 Daniels. Verna Carolyn 114111111, 291'1 Werk Rdu Westwood A.B.,U111'1rersi!y niCincinnaf1,191' Elberg, Etta Louise onoiagm. 510 Walnut St. E'Imwood PL. 0. B. S.. University nfo'ncinnafi, 191'? Fink. Clara Cordella 13016111311. . . . .2669 Bellevue Ave. .4. 3., Mimui University, 1910 Fram. Leon fPJLllasnphy1H A'. 3.. 11111111118111; qu-z'ncinnnli. 19 Franz. Gebrge Frederick 11341111111111. 2344 C liftnn Ave. 11.01119 l' 1111121111131. 1914 Harper. Grace Mathia 828 Mapie Ava. Newport, Ky. A.U1111'Er111'ty 11! Cincinnati. 191's HorLun. BFrank Oscar 1151131111111 ...... anvland. 0. ..Oskalonsn College 1910 3408 Burnet Ave. 3Resignod to enter war service. Hauser, Lulu 15.711111111110111 3550 Bevis Ava, Evanston . 3.. 051111111 Caltrm'. 1908 Jensen, Mildred H.1Mrs.Fred1 131191111111 fELAj, Orchard Ave..A1-lingtnn Heights, 0. 11.3.. U111'111r111'1y 0fC111rm1111H.1911 Knapp, Gertrude C lara. ..... 7029 Longview Ave. A. .. Univtrsily oFC'Errtinnuli,1915 Long, Maxwell Budd 161-19111 3551 Michigan Ave. .Kenyorrf'ollm1.1905:.4. 111., 111M, 1909 Lorenz, Edward Joseph lPkwics: 1 Thorn'tun St. Dayton Ky A.B.. U 1111117111111 111' Cincinnati, 1911': A. M.I 1111.11 1912 Lorenz. Eleanor Mary. . . . .1500 E. Nurth Bend Road 1' 11111111in of 3'1'111'1'1111111'1', 1913 Lueders. Anna . 1827 Josephine St. .4 B..L'nnlera1'ty an 11111311111131, 1918 Lyle. Joseph Wilson :E'cfucation1.551 Prospect Pl. B. 5.. Ohio Universrly. 191:1 Lynch. 13111111112 Hollisteru . 48 Hollister St. 14.3., Smith CuHege. 1916 Madden. Fannie May tRummu'e Langnuycsi, 6121 R02 St. A.H..L7m'1wr111'ty 0ff'inciunati.1907 Miles, Art'hur fPhilusuphy: ..... 1307 Carolina Ave. A..Oh1'o ll' esiryrm L 111110111711. 1918 Moore M'ahel Grant EMIs.XV.E.11Ensth1. 18 Senator Place Apts. 11.3.. University oft'a'ncirmati.1918 Morgan, Mrs. Arthur D. lRumance 1.117191112912111. Senator Place Apts. AB... University qumri'nndli. 1915 Mudge, Mary Rosalie :Lutim. 19 E. Eighth St... Coxnington Ky. 3.. U nircrsily afC'im-z'nnati.1916 Nialien.011ve Richardson ............ 564 Delta Ave. .. Unileraity afCincimlctI,1916 0' Brien. Edna 1Engh'sh'l ..... .2721 Woudburn Ave. .14., University nfCi'ncimI'ati.1914 01:. George Russell 1Philosophy1.2356 Stratford Ave. .4. 3., 11'1'71111'11911111 C017999,1918 Osterbrock. VViIliam C 31-! :EfprtnmlE 11911199111191, 119 W. Fifteenth St. E. 13.. University of f'incinnuri, 1918 Porin. Carrie May 1Rurr1unchunguagesl, 5524 Madison Rd .4.. 3.. 1'111'1'91'31'11: ofCincinnah'. 1910 Pcrin. Ka'u- Presucia .............. 5524 Madison Rd. 111111 qu afCim'mnah' 1908 Rine.'La1'1'1-:1 Cassedy 114111111. 1802 Madiann Ave Covington. Ky. A.B.,L'm'1'1'rsi!y of? Cincimiuh'. 1916:7'6111'1191'3 D!p1011111.fb1'd,19 Roetken. Emma Louise. 119 E. Eleventh St. Covington, Ky. B S, L'm'wrsily11.773111111111011 1916 Howell Mary Emma tAIathrmafirsL 8-19 Hutchins Ave, .4, B . E'nil'emfry nfC1'11r1'1-mat1'.1937. A M HIM. 1910 Sanders. 112111611 1 .1-1'1111191111111'131 2918 Montana Ave. .4. 3.. 11111111151111 qumthmu 1907' . A. .11., Ibid, 1 Schroder, Frederick Frank LC1111Engi11111111yl, 526 York St. ..E. U 11111031711 quincinnuti, 1918 Smith. LEila Deborah, 843 Ridgeway Ave., and XK'Illiamspmt, Ind. A.B..0brrf1'nCoHeg-c. 191-1. l3311 Steinem. Stella1RomanceLanguuges1, 34.4.5 Mooney Ave. 11.3., UniversityDfCa'ncimmh'.1917 Tarball, Dorothy 152119119111, San Carlos Apts. .. Madman Rd. A. 8., Cornell U1111111311y,1916 Tellefaen.Ma1-jorie Adeline 1111011111111. 3046 Ormond Ave Clifton 121.3. Uni119rsity ofCincinnati,1918 Thorjlf, Lambert,1Ckev-11'sfryl 2415 Auburn Ave. University of Mfchr'gart. 1910; Ph. 19., Ibid. 191.2 Trisler, Anna HitzFlE-ld IMrsJ. . . .241 Twain Ave. B. 5.. Universily 01811111111011.1917 Van Slyck, Agnes Eleanor 1121191315111. 328 Ruckdale Ave. .13.. University ojCiuc-1'm1an'.1912;A- M Rfid- clw'e COHEye, 1915 MCMICKEN COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS Seniors Anderson. Martha Strattnn, Vermont Ave., Wyoming. 0 . . . . .4'1'49 Wintcn Rd. 2221 Adams Ave. Baze1,Suiumur1 51111113111111.5011 W. Ridgeway Ave. Bound Marion E1izabeth, 201161 Suttnn Ave Mi. Wgshingmn. Brackman, Hulda ..... .2 42 Auburn Ave. Brown. Lewis Phillip, Portland,1,1.re and 823 Mann P1. Clark, Paul Burroughs. . .1012 Ross Ave. Cohen.Har1-y H . 3590 Eden Ave Coldewey, Catherine Devvreaux . 272 McCormick Pl. Cone, Dorothy Elizabeth 9The Haydock Curdes Margaret Lnuisv IEL -11 .1009 Springfield Pk. Cragg, Lucilie 1.911111 . . . . . 8:164 Curzon Ave. Dickerson. Cora Tunis. .3971 Beechwood Ave. Dnuglass, Edna May . . 332 Rockdale Ave. E115chak.Miann . . .3546 Eden Ave. Feusse, Elmer G 1906 Bigeinw Sr. Flannery, Helen J. . . .1016 Rittenhouse St. Fuidner, William L. . . . . 1 Arch St. Freund, Iser ...... . . .5-15 W. Ninth St. Gates Elizabeth. .4949 Reeves Pl. Uau. Marianne Angels. .2525 Gilbert Aw. Geis, Marianne ....... . .2624 Eden Ave. Goldman. Albert .1157 Blair Ave. Grant, Jul 111 ...... .2931 Jefferson Ave. Anderson.Ma1-yAiice.. Aston, Frank Haehrile.Walt1-r F ..... 830 York St. Hall. Louise K . . . . l5 Navarre Apts. Harper, Bertha B ...... 325 Maple Ava 160 E. McMicken Ave. Haupt. Charlotte H. .. 2527 Erie Ave. Helmau. Mabel R Helmers. Ruth. 28 Jut-rgens Ave. Herrin. Lucas Tubas 111111-11. P. 1.. 11nd 2379 Rnha ht. Hi1debrandt..Mary . 3:173 Columbia Ave. Huuke.RuthCathe-r1nc. 921 .1 E. McMillan St. Isserman,Ferd1nand .433 Ridgeway Ave. Kahr, Johanna. . 259 Ureendale Ava. Kimball, E11111 Peverly 11111.41. .. . . .3315 JPfTerson AVE. Kinnpy, Mary Frances 42-17 Brnukside AVP. Knapp. Juhn Franklin 111.13 1.. .1310 Young St. Knig11t,Ann11. Buurne . 112 Burns Avu.,Wy11m'1ng,0. Koenig, Blanche . . . . .FL Mitchell. Ky. Landis, Charlntte Henrietta, Tokyo, Japan, and The Cnnservatury of Music MEF 31-11111, A 11111- C. 13111; 7211 1V Ninth St. McInLirc, William P 2313 Williams Axe. Nurwnud, 0. Maddu1-k,Stuph1-n.1 '111ulh Ava1 Marguiis, Harry k, . N014 Landau Ct. Ma.gra1.Wiiliam 191.. 119 Lynn St. Mec-ds, LIlIian A l :11in Burde-tte A1 9. UvFrmann, Mariel Henrietta Putts-rsun. Mary A Pktersun. Josephine Pkmnns, Pearl Burnis Pichel, Charlotlr- Hvirh Powers, Edgar M 91111. 1111121191 Kathlwn. ' l Ciiftun Ave. Ramsey. Alt; Fern :11-117 Hovis Ave. liLwid Muruutrltv 14-11 .'1 Vi. Ilhams 119N11rwr111d,11 Schaeier Louise Augusta . 34 ' Bru1.-1k1'1n1.Av11. Schunk, Jt-ssil l. 1211 E.Frnn1 Bl. Nowpurt. Ky. .2861 Winslow Ave. H451 Home City Av.e 31:12 MrHonry Ave. .. 230301110 AV 9. 1Nnrthern Ave. 5 Burnet Ave. 13321 Van Winkle, Edwin C. 1.5203111611110111 . .2231. Reading Rd. B S ,0111'9 University, 1913 Waldman. 8253151.. .5336 Hamilton Ave. A B,Ur11'versz'fy 0f Cincmmzti, 1915 Webb, Luella. 33 T112 Clermont .4..,B University ofCirwi1ma11,1917 Williams, Katherine Meredith 123119118111. 4425 Station Ave. .4. 8., University of Cincinnati 1915 Winston, Mattie ......... Krug Bidg., Woodburn Ave. 11,Universr'ty of Cincinnati. 1915 Wurtz, Louise 13.111371511111111 ......... 3025 Beekman Sb. 1'. niversity of Cincinnati. 190-1 Schmidt, Henry Edward. ...... 3513 Middleton Ave. Satchel, Mary Frances. . . . . . .5405 Whecsel Ave. Shlgley. Marguerite .............. 543 Ridgeway Ave. Shinedling.Ab1-aham Isaac, . . Paterson. N. 1., and 3560 Eden Ave. S1lverst9m. Pearl .................... 1020 Lenox PI. Simon, Meta L . . ..... 457 Considine Ave. Smith, Benj. F.. ......... 660 W. Sixth St. Snow. Mary Gaitherine. 4296 Ashland Avea, Norwood. 0. Snyder. Mildred 3 5Trimble Ave. Stacy. Elizabeth Nourse ....... 1..Thomas, Ky. Stapletnn, Howard E. . . . ..... 3108 Gilbert Ave. Stemer. Mary Catherine ............ 3042 Taylor Ave. Stephens, Anna Harnet . 6390 Lower River Rd. Stuart,Fln1-ence Lnngmureh . .2107 Auburn Ave. $udhoif,Edwa1-d B.. . 2505 Maurman Ave. Sullivan, Anne. 5638 Ahhottsford Ave. Tictig Doris ............. ' ' 2-102 Ohio Ava. Watts, Lilymae.. . . ....... 2546 Homestead PI. Willurd,l.11cille .............. 9Erie Ave. W1nan11,HerbE-rt Stewart.. ..... 2527 Ashland Ave. Wuenker Margherita Lonnie. . ..... 547 R1nggo1d St. Z1mm11rman, Elizabeth Jane . . .263 Earnshaw Ave. Juniors Agar. Robert. B. .......... AustPrlitz, E. Harry. . . . Baker. Williameta. Barrett Mary Veronica Biddle. Frank. Braunstpin, Harry A Brokaw. Auguat . . , Firnttnn,BEula11 ............... Brown. Helen Ruth ..... Brown. Margaret Taylor. Busch, Gladys Helen. . Culii 3. Mary Evelyn. Cook, Walter A... ............... Cooper, Stewart. S. . . . Grouse. R. Miriam ...1956 Kinney Ave. ......... 3d? Forrest Ave. ..1120 Vine St Newyort, Ky. .... 28 57 Ashmnnt Ave. . . 35:34 Burch Ave. .2162 St. James Ave. .3555 McHenry Ave. .127 Huntington Pl. ...... 225 Piedmont Ave. . . 34-19 Cheviot, Ave. .. 271 Gilman Ave. 4636 Rapid Run Pk. . . Hamilton 0. . .3351 Woodburn Ave. 312 W.N1111.h St. Cunningham, James H. . . . . . . .. . 119 Lyon St. 01.111111. HenrieLLe Lucille. 6'13 Hawthorne Ave Daniels. Arlie Margaret. , . .2911 Wed: Rd. Davis,A11cn Jr .................... 3-17 Forrest Ave. DeBeck Elaine A. Desjardins. FannV 1.. ............ D1Ckm1m,Earl R. Drach, Harvey E . . . Duster, Marjorie A Falk. David Feinberg. Abraham Pieiman, Frederick G Fillmore: Hiidegardu 114131411. Fiscus. Josephine mea ..... Franke-I, HPnjarnin Moses. P901111. 111., .1850 Kinney Ave. 3 Belmnnt Apts. 227 Albion PI. . 2200 Auburn Ave. . 2433 Ohio Ave. 539 W. Eighth S1. .3590 Eden Ave. 2519 Vine St. .4227 Williamson Pl. . 38681511115113 Ave. and 3445 Reading Rd. Freed, Abraham Bruakiyn. N. Y.. and 3591 WVilson Ave. Fry, Laura Marian. . . . .Terrace Park 0. Geisert, Mar; I'rancew. Law1-enn2111lrg,llnd. and 4'1'1 Ridgr- Ave. UIueck 1511115011.. . 81'19 HuLLhins Ave. Hall. Leonard E ...... Y M. C. A. Harahberger,HI219n cwporb. Ky. 'I4'1ifi'nbith '5': Herrin. Lucas. ............... . '79 Rubs SI. Hess, William E. .......... 2441' Fuirvit'w Ave. Irwin, Nellie M. 64 5 Rue Sn. Jewett. Menefae Cuateijtlii ljverton St. Newport Ky Judy. Ferris Mills .......... .62 5 W. McMillan SL. Keating, Katherine Agnes ......... 3668 Outlook Ava. Keefer, Katherine Adolphine 6 Terrace Park, 0. Kemp, Gertrude Elizabeth . 6 . 2M Kearney Ave. Kinney. Ethel . . 3226 Wundburn Ave. King. Mary Beatrice 1EL41.. .21 Navarre Bldg. Knight, Helen Sherwood.. . 4520 Erie Ave. Koch, IdII Elizabeth ............... 3047 Gilbert. Ave Kramer, Mary Elizabeth. . 6264 Corby Rd Langdon, Myra Eugenia ..... Forest and Lden Aves. Lnnlis Martha Jane IELAI . . ....... 4222 Cherry St. Lewis. Lil y .................. 58 Blair Ave. Lilly. Alice Louise. .3300 Woudfnrd Rd. Lipp, Mrs. 5.1.- 4.10 Uniun Ave. Luebhert. Sylvia R. MchvIIc. Cecilia. McDevitt. Marye ..... McDinrmid. Roy McDonald Maria Louise. . 2995 Observatory Rd. McFarIIIn. Kathryn Magiil . 26 W Ninth St. MendelaIIhI-I, Mathilda ........... 350 Rockdale Ave. Munroe. Kathryn Marie AJLaise Bldg Erie Ave. Morris. Rupertu . . 2910 Montana Ave. Neumark. Salomea. . S36 Rockdaie Ave. Otto,EaI-1 M. ..... Guvington, Ky, Pauling, Martha Celestine. .1320 Burdette Ave Pease, Harvey Peters.. .841. E. Ridgeway Ave Phillips Virginia. 143619.705 York SL, Newport. Ky. Purves, Marjnrie Elizabeth .3461 Broakline Ave. Raine, Pauline Lucretia 6363 Montgomery Rd. Renner. George .............. 2453 Clyhourn Pl. Robinson. G. H . . .979 Windsor PI. Ronda Lennard W ..... .502 Carpiin P1. Rathman. Walter E. .Hamiltnn Ants. Rupp, Lowell. . . . Harrison. 0. Rutterer. Hazel M . 3628 Morris Pl. Ryan Grace 61.64224 Turill Ave. Sacha. Mildred. . .871 Blair Ave Schwartz. Wm B Hebrew Union Callege Scheiear. Edna A 269 McCormick PI. Sheinw IIda. E ....... 3741 Eismere Avp. Norwourj Shields, John D. . . . 213-1 Madison Rd. Shiiiman. Samuel. . . .506 Ridgeway Ave. Silverstem, Myrtl9.. . . 1020 Lenox PI. sisson, Dorothy . .2551 Homestead PL Smith Benjamin Franklin iELAI .660 W Sixth St. Spalding, Elizabeth Michie. 6 .24 Warwick Bldg. Spangier, Georgetta Lulu Dee. C umpton. Rd., Wynmingl OI Stark, Hamid Lester. . 266 McGregor Ave. Starrels. Solomon Alexander. Philadelphia. Pa., and 152 W. McMillan St. Sugar. 0- J . . . ......... . 606 Riddle Rd. Stern, Harry Joshua. Steubenville. 0.. and 510 Union St. Steuerwald. Oiga Vinlet . Sullivan, Jane Miller. Swing, Catherine Louise. Tayiur. AmeIia Truesdalc Tennenhaum, Aha. Thayer. Robert George . Tischler Anton W.. Todd. Samuel Fugue I: N: Tshudi Erwin William. Waldo, Marguente . . XVentworth. Mrs. Mabel Stanley. Westheimer. Miriam Willis, Laura Frederica .809 Main St..C0v1ngton. Ky. Walk Samuel . Baltimori. Md. and 511 Hickory St. Youngerman. Morris Hyman. B44 Windham Aw. . ... .589 Terrace Ave. . 275 McCormick PI. ..... 611 Crown St. . .2315 Krouse AVE. . 6230 Robinson Rd. .63616 Middleton Ave. . 354B Bogart Ave. 11.4111 Teiiord Ave. . .511 Fortune AVE. S-nphumorea Atkins, Ethel L. . Axline. Eleanor . . Bamberger, Aaron. B2311. AugUSIUS. Jr 2220 Highland Ave. Bejach, Helen Arm. ....... '311. Hearne Ave. Bolenhaugh Mildred Dimmitt 6565-DeIt-a Ave. Bottigheimer Heien . 823 Lexunztun Ava. Bonnet, Judith W 20:35 Madisun Rd. Bowen, Hugh M 326 Howell Ave. . Nnrwood 0. 298301359rva10ry Rd. 1620 Madison Rd. . .3529 Wabash Ave. 8833 Woodbine Ave. . 533 Hale Ave. . 1773 Pulte St. . 575 Cnnsidine AVL'. .Senawr Ants. 107 Rockdala Ave. Brady. Henriuiia Margaret Breuer, Elma Gretchen ..... 6 Browa, Gincic Bernice ........ 3641 Burch Ave. Buck. Jirah D ............... .731 E. Mitchell Ave. Buchanan, Virginia Elizabeth. . Eurnet House Cantor, Nat. . . 6BUITalo. N. Y. Carpenter. Mildred .3855 Reading Rd. Cuhn, Bert tha ....... 6 . 6 . ..... 1038 Mound St. Cohen, Rosalind Jnycu- 767 Clinton Springs Ave. Conley, Mrs 11 l. . . 1810 Young St. Cooper, Raymund ... .3590 Mooney Ave Cnryell, Lawrence S6 .. .New York City Crawinrd. J. Ehersnle. . 701$. CreacenL Ave. avian. Chaae M .............. 1029 Lincnln AVE. Dyweea, Edna M. . 6 . 1429 Sycamore St. Dieicnback, Amy P. W. Alexandria f.I,and'.111 Marion Ave Dnlle, Marian E ....................... Mt. Airy. U. IIrIIcker. Elizabeth Marion. . 3:360 Knott Ave. Dysart, Duruthy Rosa. 6.. 2951 Madison Rd. Dysart. Isabel Neil. . . . 2951 Madison Rd. Eversu11,13cess Marie. . . .Elmwnod PL, 0 Ewan Mary Louise . Covingtnn. Ky. Feibleman, Minna Shuhinski .. . 6 .244 Meiish Ave. Finite. Eleanor Marie ....... . . 6 .419 Resur Ave. Finkelstain, Adolph Hyman .GnIdsbnm. N. C. Finney, Burnham 6 . 1835 Hewitt Ave. Fischer. Adele ..... . .431 Rackdale Ave. Flanagan, Eugene.. . 63212 Mozart Ave. Ford, Florence Louise. 61 Auburndalc PI. Frahm Gertrude. Ruth.. .1781. Westwuud Ave. Frey, Carl W ...... .1853 Fairmmznt Ave. Francis. Gertrude Arman . .236 E Third St. Freund, Elk ........... . 6 . .545 W. Ninth St. Friedman liuth . 6 .776 E. Ridgeway Ave Fulton Genrge Pierre IELAJ M. C Fusshippel, Martha ...... Geis, Myrtle Priode. Glbauer, Earl R ..... . 6 6 Grusse, Margaret Joharina ..... . .5123 Whetsel Ave. Hahekottc Dorothy Elizabeth . ..3232 Beresfcrd Aim. H311 Donald W .......... . . .Ludlow. Ky. Hall, Grace DeFarestu . .1360 Myrtle Ave. H311 Quest, Mrs A. L.. . .11 The Maplkuod Harris. Kathleen Elizabeth . . .1513 St. Leger PI. Hatiield. Louise Patrida ........... Covingtun. Ky. Heinsheimer. Helen Louise. . . . B Castiie Apts, Hesterberg. Aline Julia 1618 Cedar Ave. Hinsch, WIIIIam H ....... .2333 Upiand PI. Holman. Marian Workum6 9 Cumberiand Apts Hoppe Herminu Josephine . 1320 Dexter Ave Hushaw Mary CristIne. .231 WI McMillan St. Hubbard. Maryn . . .2525 Gilbert Ave. Hueneieid. Margaret, 416 Washington Street, Bellevue. Ky. Igler. Frederick V ..................... Glpndale, 0. .1369, H3291 Leuna ............ 818 Huichins Ave. James. Agnes Hamilton, TiII-in 0.31mi 9523 Marion Ave. . .310 Oak St. ...... 2523 Ingleside Ave. .2229 Nelson Ave. Kane, FIOTC'HEP Margaret. . .8361 Curzon Ave. Kehm, Charlotte Elizabeth. 942 Columbia Ave. .. Newport Ky. Kemper, Virginia Campbell . 2401 Ashland Ave. Kern, Mildre ........... . .549 Evanswund PI. Lammers. Helen Carolina . 6 . . .3416 Harvey Avn. Landman, Miriam ...... . .11-18 Forest Ave. Lesley. Francisn . 722 E. 6th St. Levine. Sarah IELAIJ . . .806 W. Seventh St. Lindner. Kathryn Lehrer. . 6 6 ..... .Glendale. 0. Lindsey, Ruth Ella. .1352 Grace Ave. Martin, Marion . . . 23.14 St. Charles P1. Mark Julius. . . ..... .1035 WesIey AVPI Mayer, Minna Margaret. 3727 Reading Rd. Mendelsun Helen Rae 604 Sanford Sm. Covingtun. Ky. Merry, Charlntte Mulally . .5119 Stewart PI. Mitchell. Cuba Bianche . . 2210 Gilbert Avp. Mittendori, Eugene E NI. 6 . . .2608 Meirosu Awe. Morris. Elsa Elizabeth ...... 6 .2557 Inglsaide Ave. Murdock, Edith Hope. . 341:1 Usage Ave. Niehaus. Elmur. . .. ..... . .. . .727 Whittier St. Ogei Jacch . . .521 Armory Ave. Parry, Bess D. . CovingInI-I. Ky. Pciser. Walter Gilbert. Brooklvn.N.Y.,anr13465 Reading Rd. ..... 322 Tusculum Ave. . . 2506 Calvin Ave. .' 2556 'Mcnrmah Ave. .2658 Bellevue Ave. . 6 .517 W. 8th St. James, Olivia Wood6 6 Jansing. Dorothy Annu Jelen, Ruth Josephine . I333I Perin. Louisa Butler ........... 3315 IeH'E-rson Ave. Poysell. Duruthy Marie. .. .839 E. Ridgeway Ave. Hagan, MaudB 139911. . ,, ..... . 811 E. Eighth St. Hanson, Russell ............. . ICovmgLon. Ky. Rhodes,1da May Virginia ........ .835 Clinton St. Rogatsky, Bertha. 131,141. ......... .2453 Paris St. Rosenberg, Samuel. 3591 Wiison Ave. Scherl. Louise 01112.. .2229 Munroe 211119.. Norwcnd O. Scheuerman. Esther Anna . .2931 Jefferson Ave. Schmeuazer, Henrietta Kathryn. 48118 Greeniee Ave., St. Bprnard. 0. Schmidt, Madeline Miriam. .. .3122 Harvard Ave. Siegfried Ruth M. . 325i. Beresfurd Ave. Sample, Benjamin P . Covington. Ky Siebenthaler, Theda Beriie ...... 2359 McMicken Ave. Smith, Francesu . . .5726 Madison Rd. Stephans.Dornt1-1y Marie . . 31148 Cleinview Ave Stem. Ruth Helen. . . . . ......... 3638 Reading Rd. Stewart.Ma1-jorie..... ... . .2918 Urweiler Ave. Strickland.Dnv1d ..... . .Norwood Sullivan. Florence Marie. . . . 1368 Myrtle Ave. Thoman. Edith Ursuia .......... 4051 Rose Hill Ave. Tracy, Inez ................... .408 Southview Ave. Truitt, Alice ..... , , . . .. .3105 Paxtnn Rd. Vine, Margaret. . . ..... . .1206 Regent Ave. Wachs, Eleanor.. 1 . . . ....... . . 235 Hogan. Ave. Wagner. Edward Jr. . ........ 2423 Clifton Ave. Walker, Charlotte L. . .. . . . . 3716 Columbia Ave. Walker, Helen C.. . . . . . . .1023 W. 9th St. Watts. Lillian 1 .................... 1'32 E. 6th St. Weir. Ruth L. 1 . . . .3427 Stathem Ave. Wilkerson. Albert S . . . 3061 Griest Ave. Winston. Gene. ...... . ........... Latom'a, Ky. Wydman, Byron H ................. 1330 Grace Ave. 844 Windham Ave. ....... 3303 Menlo Ave. Freshmen Allen, Durulhy Ruth. . . ......... 1529 Lincoln AVE. AIILn. Gladys Penny lELAi. 342 Prohascn St. Ambr'ose Daniel J ...... .911 Hawthorne Ave. Arndt Beulah K ................... Christ. Hospital Auburn. Hnrace T . , . . . . 2925 Observatory Rd Baird, Mary Euaebia. . . . . . 3638 Zumstein Ave. Barkeyr, Louise ..... . . . 51-1 Evanswaud Ave. Barnard Aileen Elizabeth ..... . .1315 Locust St. Barr. Mildred ........... . .3050 Griest Ave. Barrett, Mildred ............. 6338 Commercial Ave. Bauer. Louise Kathryn 1840 Kinney Ave Baumgardner, Nina Grave. .6127 Rue SI. Bowman, Mary 13 .......... .2439 Moprlein AVP. Brady. Bessie. . . . . . . . 744 Wayne St. Bretton, Max. ........... 506 Ridgcwaix' Ave Breuer, Louise Hamilton Ave near North Bend Rd. Britney, Dorothy Van Winkie 3655 Middleton A12. Bruttun. Inez Ernestine. . 1.2 Huntington P1. Brown. Dorothy EIEI'IP... ..... 64th Desmond S: Brown Ralph. . 1712 Lincoln Ave ankland. O. Burris. Elizabeth. 3523 Biddle Ave. Youngerman. Cecelia .. . . Zettel, Winifred. . . . Burrus, Mora Lucille .- ............... 2.4161 11.0115 SE. Bush. Amelia La ham . . . .6316 Ridge Ave. Buttenweiser. El en . .......... 252 Loraine Ave. Campbell. Henry K. . .3620 W'abash Ave. Carson. Arch I . . 46 E. McMillan St. Chaplin. Marjorie Duris ..... 1510 North Bend Rd. Chrisman. 1mm. Louisa. . . . 3665 Vine- St. Christian Eulaiia G. Savannah. GIL. and C- nnserx atory of Music I lippingsr Ruth leen ...... 412 Erie Ave Cnidewey. H9191! Elise . . .272 McCormick P1. Conner. Virginin Leo. . . ..... 2546 Ingleside Ave. Cook. 1113119111- Ruth. .4229 Bronkside Ave. Copt- Alicc B-chen 357 6 Mooney Ave. 1' nrwin Sue- Van Duzen 2421 Park Ave. Norwuud O1 Curre1.Gladvs Ma :13: .. 3644 Michigan Ave. Diem Henry Muhlhausor 568 Evanswood Pl. Donovan. Margaret 12.3822 M1ilsbraP Ave. Drie haus. Elmnr Elizabeih 41' 126 Lucerne Ave. EEKVI'S, Grace. . . . . .525 Prospect. P1. Ehrman, Hubert Briggs .. . 2314 Auburn Ave. Elbtrg. Erma Engel 510 Walnut Avue Elmwood Place. 0. EngI-lhari.1.vuis F . . 241 Hosea Ave. Eversull Edna 1211111 414 McGregUr Ave. Eimwoud Place. 0. Farbach. Marion Elizabeth 3210 Bishu St. Farnswnrth Marion 1 athryn . 2.543 Sheridan Jrive F,ell Alice- ..................... .1-134 Puilan St, Ferris. Elma Victoria. ...... 3543 Mooney Ave. Fesseriden, Willard Blariey 4537 Lucerne Ava. Fillmore, Annette ......... .4227 Williamson P1. Finn. Ralph .................. ....108 N Bend Rd. Flannery. Margaret Mary 131.141.1016 Rittpnhouae St. Fleischer. Rosalind Eionise ....... 839 Lexmgtun Ave. Fuerster, Florence Elizabeth. .3423 Lyleburn P1. Forbes. Mary New York City, and 612 Linden Ave Newport. Ky. Ford Althea Fenn ............ Ivy Ave.Glenda1e, O. Friedman, Estelle ...... . .776 E. Ridgeway Ave. Fulton. Helen Margaret. . . . . . . . . 1 . .475 Stanley Ave. Nnk, Katherine Dorset. 18 Wallace Ave Covington. Ky. Gahr, Florence Ormun ........... 4' 4 Mooney Gampfer, Nelson. . .3153 Niles Ava. Gardner. Harold G . . .3111 and Lawrence Sts. Gau, Lucile Adele ............ 2525 Gilbert. Ave. Geisier, Sylvia Bertha. .. . . .453 Riddle Rd. Gholson. Willa May. . . . . .2316 Symmes St. Goldatein. Moses ................ 1502 Central Ave. Gordon, Samuel Henry. Portland. Ore.. and 8'75 Blair Ave. Gregg. Anna Myra. . ..... . . 565 Terrace Ave. Guhman Helen Man .......... 249 Hosea Ave. Hall, Alfi'ed J ....... . . . .2713 Aims Pl. Hamilton. Paul . ...... 263:1 Alms Pl. Hankes. Frances .54 E. McMillan St. Harris, Sarah 1 . . . . 3143 Wehrmen Ave. Hayward, Dorothy ........ .. .870 Cleveland Ave. Heis Christine C ..... . . 2409 Baltimore Ave. Hendersnn Richard C.. .1Ft Thomas, Ky- Hermann. Georgia .1. . . . . . .Newpurt. Ky. Hermn, Eiaannr. . , . 1 . . , ,,,,,,,,, 35112 Ciifton Ave. Hier, Frank ..... .Nnrwond, O. ....... 319 Hearne Ave. .1714 Hewitt. Ave. ..... 411' Warren Ave. Huff. Dorothy M ........ . .3560 Munteimh Ave. HUILZ. RWHIOnd . . .. .. . . Withamsville. 0. Irwin Clarence- E ..................... 6405 Rue St. Jackman, Rusylyn . 1 . . . . .13161.ocust St. Jennings, Charlotte M. ...... 650 Crescent Ave. Johnen.1..nuise J. . . 1743 Sycamure St. Keating. Sarah V . . . . 3588 Outlook Ave. Keeshan, Lawren ...................... 6 Park P1. Klein. Elizabeth H. . . .......... 4704 Simpson Ave. Koppenhueffer. Hazel L. . . . . . . 3417 Warsaw Ave. Krapp. Ruth L . ............. 2012 Burnet Ave- Kreimer, Emma L ........ . . .3117 Cnrneulle Pl. Krickenberger. Herman F. ...... 792 Martins St. Kruenake, Edwni . . . Norwood. 0 . Kronman. Harry . . . . .3590 Eden Ave. Kuehnle. IGeorge .Ir.. . . . . 156 Woolpcr Ave- Kruse. Vim .A ................... 3663 Grnvedaie Pi. Lampe..1une- . . . . . . . 549 W. 7th St. Lattkir15, Katherine ............... 414 Park Ave. Lieberman Rose M ........... . .3490 Dury Ave. LeTendre, Beatrice M 1 . . . .2370 Floral Ave. Liebtag.C.a11 F. . .5652 Bramble Ave. Luebbert ,Gladys' M. . . . 589 Terrace Ave. Lube. Mai-iuIL. 1 ........ 24 E. 13th St. McAfee. Helen ................. 26 University Ct. MCCiuTF, Robert B. . . 1.. .919 Chateau Ave. McDonach James... . . . . . . . 243E Ashland Ave. McGregor, Ruth. .. . . . .. ........... 2535 Shaw Ave. McIntyre. Warren W . . Norwoud. U. Magrish. Jamea ........... Marsh 11111151111131. . Martiri, Gladys ...... Hirsch. Viola 1. 1 Huehne, Viola ...... HnHman. Helen E. . . V. . .1638 Bruse Ave. . . .4032 Rose H111 Ave. . . . .2332 Robs St. May. Gene B 7. .15 Crescent. Apts. Mayer. Wilma M. .. . . . . . . ..... . Evansv1119,1nd. Meadows. James B . . . . . . . ..... Newport. Ky. Merry. Chas. E. ................. 5119 Stewart. Pl. Metzger. Howard E. . . .. .... .. 354 Thrall Ave. Meyer, Edward L. .143 Wiidwnod Ave. MUUI'E. George T. . .. . .1513 Ruth Ave. Morgan. Stewart S. . . . . 1533 Ruth Ave. Morton. Lpna Beatrice . ............. 616 Bar: St. Moskowitz. Sarah ..... . . . . . 643 Richmond St. Murdnck. Marian. Myprs, Alfarata. . Nathan David Solomun. Neufarlh Marv. . . . . . Mt. Healthy, 0. Newburgi-1 Estelle Luth. . ......... 549 Carplin Pl. Newman.th1!is Caroiirie. . . 4811 Winlun Rd. . . . . . 532 Elberon Ave. ....... 875 Hutchins Ave. . 1. . .338 Albany Ave. I334 1 Nippert. Edward Webster ............. Glencou H0161 Noble. .266 Senator Pl. 0' Council. MIiry Ruth. ..62'1 Hawthorn? Ave. Papa. John Wesley ............... 2861 Harrieun Ava Parker. Lorettan .3955 Elsmere Ava. Nurwuud, 0. Parks. Caroline Eiizabethu 8:34 Paddurl-I Rd. Pieifl'er. Doretta Marguerite. . . 3430 Telfnrd Ate. Pileger. Edna . . . .2111 Erkenhrecher Ave. Fiche! Estella Dorothea. ....... 36- Northern Ave Pichel. JosEph Loch .............. 360 Northern Ave. Pochat Louis Carl ..4223 Floral Ave Nurwcud U, Pnoley. Nola Irene, Kingston Pa., and 12 Rvannke Ants. Pooa, Gretchen Erna .445 Riddle 11d. Puweli. Minerva Shackieford BrInr CiiHe. Ft. Thomas. Ky. Poyse11,Rube1-t Ely .............. 839 Ridgeway Ave, Prather, Fred . . . . .Turson, Arizona Prussian Wiirria Lyons St. Rafalu, Max. . .1509 Central Ave. Rhodes, Silas S . . . .1336 Clinton St. Richardson, Viola I . .2929 Gilbert Ave. Rieh,CIII-1 W ........... . . . 1358 Cryer Ave. Richey. Eliza Dorothy ..... 3017 Marshall Ave. Roberta, Elizabeth 133beiie..3519 Middleton Ava. Roedter. Charlotte ......... . . . 36 E. Hollistar St. Roaenbaum.1rwin Sol . . 321 MNmthern Ave. Ruudebush Francis ....... . . . his Tenn. RutledgE, Pauline. . .66M St. mIEegII-i' Apts. Sachteleben, Marguerite. , . .2718 Cleinvipw Ave. SaunderS. Dornthy Edith. Schemeie, Corinne E. ScheiHeie, Margaretha. F .3425 Stettinius Ave. ..... 3519 Mooney Ave. 2344 Ghicivkasaw St. 321115 9:11 SI. Schafier, Walter E . ..... Wyoming. 0 Schmidt, Carl W. ... ..... 3040 Paxton Rd. Schustak, LDu'Is H . . 355 Blair Ave. Schriener, Mary C. Schroth. Mareeila M Scott, Wilmar L . Segal, Eugene.. ... Serodino. Helen L . ............ 3439 Dury Ave. . . .2904 Massachusetts Ave. ..Miiiord, O. ...... 13135 Myrtie Ave. . .2909 Observatory Rd. Shields, Paul S. . . . . ,Norwood. O. Shumar, Lucile.. ............. Milford. O. Siegel, has. M ....... Newport. Ky. Simms, Leander A. . . .415 Elizabeth St. Smith. Angy Ardati-i ..... . . 4833 Hamilton Ave. Smith. Mamie Jerldine ........... 916; Churchill Ave. Smith, Varina Roberta. 1.02 Mt. Clair Ave..Ludlcw.1-Iy Somer6e1d,Max Burnham.. ......... 1141 chn St. Summer. Wm. L. ...... .Terrace Park 0. Southgate Sallie Moore 1531ScottSt..Cavingron,Ky. Steger, Obie Jefferson. . . bRiddle Rd. Sbeinman.Ju1ia Marie. Stricken Louis. ,. . . .. . Strubel. Ellen J. Stump. Myrtle N.. Summers Henry H Sweeney, Ethel. '3 , .3639 Ault Park Rd. . .5101: 3 Koiiog Ave. 3033 Cliitun Ave. .2985 Gilbert Ave. Taylor, Marion A ............. 3422 Whitfield Ave. Tehbenhoff. Florence I ..... . .1931 Bigeiuw St. TuckerM E1izaheth Esteiie ....... 311'? Harvard Ame Urich, Morris. . . . ...... Hebrew Union College Uiianii, Ruth Margaret . . . . . . . 529 Howell Axe. Van Winkle, Eva Corrinn .......... 2231 Reading Rd. Voss.Sy1via ...................... 3396 Bishnp St. Wallis, JameE R . ..Ml. Washington, 0. Wasnier, Alice Eieonora . . . .1730 P211 Ave. Watts, Lillian Iona ................ 732 E. Sixth St. Wemberger. Evelyn. . 867 Hutchins Ave. Weiss, Leon M. . . 61 S.Warwic1r Apts. Whitaker. Lee Naomi. . 4141.9 Carnation Axe. Wikel, Ruth Dolby ...... 252:1 Erie Ave. Wiley. Ruby 4Harriet. WTwa-nty- seventh Stu Cuvinglon. Ky. Wilson, Sarlah Josselyn ..... . . 1027 Wesley A1 e. Winslow, John Askew ..... . 3413 Whitfield Axe. Withrow, Katherine ........... 1230 Yarmouth Aye. Yarwood. Clare 3.. . . . . . ........ Baiievue. 5:3 Zehler, Emma ............... . .2538 Hackberry bt. Special SludEHISSDay Barman Isadore ................. 349 Windham Ava Blaiu Eliz.B ................ 3933 Reading Rd. Christian. Neva . . . . . . Conservaton of Music Clancy. Wm. P ...... . Nan ans Bldg. L reaay, Virginia. .22 Wallace Ave Covingtun, Ky. Davis. Claire . . .C unservatury of Music Davis, Graver T . ........ ..221-1 Upland P1. 1Juhreui1h.Suzanne. Bordeaux. France, and 21161 Grandin Road. Earl. Mrs. Pauline . 515 Clark St. Edwards. Sadie Fuller ...... .F. Thumm. Ky. Ehrhart.Est1Ier Anna. ..... .StatiimL. R. 11. Nn. T Elischak, Florence . .. . . .. , , . 3546 Eden Ave Feldman, Minnie. . ....... .Latnnia, Ky. Fishburn, Juanphihp .. . 340 Ludluw Ave Fleischer. R . 839 Lexington Ave. Foury. Jeanne. .Fiar . France. and 2359 Madison Rd Fridman Gladys . . ........ 3587 Bogart Ave. Geringer. Marguerite Catherine .3485 Culerain Ave Grover, Teidonl . 2214 Upland P1. Hainea. Rugged! S .. ... 3155 Harvey Ave. Hammel. Francs P. . . ..... 71125 Fair ark Ave. Head, Lillian .......... . . 231 W. MC illan St. H011and,Wm.W, . . 1351Grace Ave. Hosck. George W. .. . . . . 2822 Highland Ave. Holman Alice M. . . . . ..... ..'1132 Sinton Ave. Hunt, Mary. .. ..... . . 3438 Vista Ave. Hunter. Dorothy , . . . . . ...... 3112 FairSe-ld Ave. Kleiner, Clara ................... 1029 Wesiey Ave. Krapp Mildredn . . . 5646 Belmont Ave Krucker. RoseE . . 1432 E. McMillan St. Laugdon Mrs Elizabeth . . .. . . .. 4003 Rose H111 Ava. Lehenbauer Martha .............. 235 Albany Ave. Leveine. Ruse ....... 328 Cleveland Ave. McNei11,Mrs Thomas F ..... .651 E. McMillan St. MacDonald. Helen. . . . .Winding Way Mack Rehecca. .. . . E. Somerfield Ants. Martin. Mrs. Lak n. . . . ..... 2524 Hackberry St. Mason. Mrs Louise ................. 710 Betta St. Mitche-ll. Mrs Annette ...... . Believuu, Ky. 0wena.MI-s.110ia .. .. . . . 2636A1ms P1. Piister Mildred ...... 3716 Maple Park Rnsenthai Miriam ............... .Daylon. 0. Sadier, Gladys Amy iELAJ ..... . . r1 Crescent Pl Schmidt. C hasW ....... 2358 Clifton Ave. Simmer. Mrs, Alicia Eakew911.. 2261.1 Park Ave, Simon, Germaine . . . . Paris. France. and 622 Oak St. Steiner. EmmaiELA1.. .897 Cliriton Springs Ave. Workum Hannah ..... . . . . 678 N. Crescent Ave. Wurzeibacher. Hilda ............... 1023 Dayton St. Wurzulbacher. Lorana C. . Wyatt, Mrs. Aline W-. 431 Springfield Pk., Wyoming, 0. Teachers in Liberal Arts Dewald. Leunoreu .2335 McMicken Ave. Feldman. Mary HeleI'I IELA, 1623 Scull. SL, Covington. KI; Foley. Mary Agnes. IELAi . . 711 Elberon Ave. Geis. Marguerite iELM ................ Bantry Ave Nippert, Marie 21.13.1441, Middleton and McAlpirI Aves. Schaefs-r, PauiinQ . . 253 4 Kemper Lane Schroer. Katherine E . . 2721 Jeiferson Ave. Shaw Agnes Jane. 155451.0311- Ave. Covington. Ky. Smitl'i Charles Edison C old Spring. Ky. Straw. JessieB. .. ..... . 5144 Bramble Ave. Strong, Emily May ..... .1310 Young St. Evening Academic Course Abel, Ludwig C. .. . .. North Bend REL. Box 7.5 Adler. Charles. ...... . 53:1 Ridgewav Ave. Allen, Gladys. .. 312 Prnhaaco St. Allen, James Richard . 342 Probasco St. Allen, Rnherta . 111 Wallace Axe. ., Covingtnn, Ky A11wardt.Elsie Pauline. Hamilmn. 0.. and 2348 Raxine St. Appeal Clara Margaret. ..... . . . .1431 Brazee St. Arhngast Catherine Ruth Terrace Park. 0., and 2700 Park Ave. 1023 Dayton St. Ashbrnuk Mrs Henrietta .......... 2 Hedgemw Lane Austin. Jennie. .. ..... .1504 Lincoln Aw: Avey Anna Gertrude .Rnckiord P1. Backsman. Clara Eiizabem. Schneider Avne Cliitnn. Ky. Bacon. Mabel ...................... Station L Bailey, Bernice ... . ..... Bailey. Eunice E ..... Hallow, Marvin F' Barton. Amy Esther. . Barton. E11191 Davies . . . . . Mayer P1. . Generai Hospital . .Lane Seminary ..... 2318 Chickasaw St. 2318 C- hickasaw St 13351 .1922 Fairfax Ave. Baumring, Samuei. . . . . 2514 Hackberry St. Baystan, Elizabeth JLII'IIian Bear Alice Mira11 1 1 . . . . 1315 Meier Ave. Bear. Henrietta MaoreI 111111 1 . 1.1315 Meier Ave. Beck1Elsie Amelia ........... 4'19 E. Mitchell Ave Becker, Harry '.P. . . . .602 Prospect P1 Becker, John 336011.. 14648 Hamilton Ave Becker1 Lillie ................ 416 Hawthorne Ave. Beckwith1Ciara 151119.618 C1.11'11:1Ie-1-14 IAVE1. Lockland. 0. Bell,Cla1-enne Wilbur ............ 007 Boswood Ave. Bell, Mary Jane .......... II119 Seventjeth St1 Beilville. Laura May.. .4225 Grove Ave.1Norwood10. Bennett1'l'humaa Telioi'd. . 3830 Davis AIve1 Bergmayer. Gretchen Louise, 1101 IFourth Ave Dayton. Ky. Bernstein, Doris... . 2520 Chatham St. Bickel10neida 31111119.. .52 E McMillan St. Bingel, Ella ........................... 124 Lyon St. B,la.nd Loretta M. .. . .1319 Cryer Ave. Blank1Lauran12495 Erie Ave. Blair1IMary Isahmvelie . . .3604 Vine St. Blesch Edna Fletcher 3326 Bonaparte Ave. Biesch1Ethel Eunice 3326 Bonaparte Ave. Blinn1Louise ..... . 2002 Clarion Ave. BlockI1FI-ancea D . 2910 Zeigle Ave. BobbiItL1Jane E.. . . 1182? Wesley Ave. Bobbitt, Jane EieIanor . .1827 Wesley Ave. BDhn1Freda 1T Barclay Apts. Bolhweii1JuiiaIIStaniey.. . . . .20 The Roslyn Boyd. Emma Augusta 2876 Montana Ave. Bradley, William O'Connei ........ 121 Lyon St. Brakers. Mary Katherine , . 5-15 Grand Ave. Bremen1 Lillian Von. 1 27 E. 51.11 St. . .2359 Stratford Ave. 2359 Straliurd Ave. 1 Bella Vista Pl. .127 Huntington Pi. 4309 Winona Terracp 1 1-1309 Winona Terrace 6001 Montgomery Rd. Brestel Gertrude Flarence. Breasted, RuLh Magdalene- BrUanI, Carrie 35. Brottun, Beulah. Brnwder, Liliian May Browder. Umaiee Clara. Bnyars, Richard David . Buthner. Julian Elizabeth, 221.1 E Tonti15L1Newport1 Ky. Burbige. Marie Cecilia. .,. 31-14 Durreii Ave. Burdette, Sallie Scutt . Stanford, Ky. Burdge. Alice Virginia 137:1 Kinney Ave. Burke1Alma1111. 1540 Jonathan Ave. Burke, Florence I. . 2625 Hemlock St. Burnham1Laurelia1I11776 Cleneag- Ave Nurwund ti. Bush, Helen ...... . . BrIam-h Hospital Bush1Juhanna Madel 9 1.1011' Foraker Ava Buah1W1iliamH . . 1106 FurakrAr Ave. ButteIriield.Mabe-1Aiiue. . Helmunt Bldg. Cain. Mary 11143An11 SL.1NprurL1 Ky. Callahan, Florence. . 966 Hawthorne Ave. Callahan, Marjorie . 91:6 Hawthorne Ave. Campbeli,Anna12.209 Sci 1tt SL- C-uvinglmn, Ky. Carlisle. Grace G6nevivve I31: 1:: .Josophim- 31. Christian. Anne Fallon . . 311 V mp SL1IJaytnn1Ky Christie. Helen Euphemia .3629I Wabash Ave. Classen, Clara M .. . . . .1025 Eismrare Ave. Ciaasaen. Ella. .. .1 . 2723 Scinto St. Clawsnn. Elsie 111-119.. 3:133 Bnnnparte Av? Clay, 11.11ch16 . 766 w Fifth St Clement. Fanny Marie. 1017 Poplar St. Cieuna1MargarPt . . 1 . . .Cuvingtun. Ky. Climcr1I Dom. 115 E. McMillan St. CuFi'm. Robert EIdwa1-d1 1032 Russell Ave CovingLon. Ky. Cnnnelly1Adelaide..Gl-1 anig Ave. 1 Nswport1Ky. Cordes, IEIsLelia Louise. Ridge Ava. Pleasant Ridge. 0. CnrdcsI Margaretha. . .1803 Hewitt Ave. Cusway1Fannie Mary.150 Milton St. Cox1Lillian. 1 29 The Eden Crazg, Elsie MI1I-3361 Curzun Ave. Crawford. LiiliaInI 1391113 12225 SL1 James Ave. Croaku, W. T.. . 520 Laurel Ave. Crumb1Pauiine 1 3.10 Stites Ave. Curren1Agnes ..... 1634 Jonathan Ave Cuttinngnrd William Eugene. ixilgrass. Lane- Seminary Daitun1Ma1-tha C1018 Foraker Ave Duly. Mary Catherine 1 583 Grand Ave. Dauch. Matilda Mantell1. .. .2921 Eden Ave. Davis1Margaret Louise 1940 Plainviile Pk. De Charms, Alicn . 1663 Bruce Ave. Delahar A11guata 11011139 3-1135 Carthagr-I Ave. Deia'bu1Anne Marie . 34:55 Carthage Ave. De Vere: Madge. . . 241:1 Uliftnn Ave. .603 Fierman Ave.. Beilevue, Ky. ............... Kellog Rd. .3981 Lowry Ave. Dietrich. Mary C. . . Dimmerman. Elmer. . . . Dolan Edith A atha. .. . .1 Belle, Charles ...... . 1 . . ........ Coierain Ava. Daoin. Cecelia Anna ....... . . . 3047 Eastern Ave. Dow, Bessie Edith. ..... 2415 Auburn Ave. Dunn, Lulu 11111111111111 1 . . 3030 Verdin Ave. Earle. Loretta Josephinen ........ 524 Hmkman St. EatomClaudia. . .Bellevue1Ky. EckertI1F101-ence Rosalie. 422IO Floral Ave. 1 Norwood, 0. Eckstein. Lucia ........... .3412 Bishop St. Edwards1Aiameda Mae. .3150 Mt Hope Rd. Edwards11rene.. 1 12539 Stanton Ave. Edwards. M31101: . .2539 Stanton Ave. Eid, Suphie ......... .421 Catherine St. Eiiert, Lents Pauline ..... . . . . .42? ankins St. Eiseman. Morris Lazares ........... 251 Ehrman Ave. ElIIDtt, Una Beem.131 W. Fourth St, chington. Ky Ellis. Mrs John David ...... .3505 Bevis Ave. Ermert1Hettie C. ..... 304 OvertonIlSt.1NEme-t1 Ky Evan51IRuhie LiliI1a 1 . , 50 ISt. James Ave. Eyster. Florence R ......... III1651 Llaniair Ave Faber. Frieda1...1..1I2351 Stratiord Ave. Fahlbush1KathE-rine Augusta. 943 Columbia St., 'Newport, Ky. Fieg21-1Hattie. . .1414 Chase Ave. Feldman. Maryn ...... .Cuvington, Ky. Feldman, Erna M .I16223c1.1t.tIS1:.I91 Covingtun, Ky. Feiix1Ida E ...... 1 . QSouthview Ave. Fe111IBianche MargareIt.. ......... II1434 Pulian Ave. Fell, Estelle Mary 1 11434 Puiian Ave. Fenian, Irma F . 3539 Shaw Ave. Feusae1 Elmer. . . . . .1906 Bigelow St. Fichter1Edith. 1 . . 294.6 Paxton Rd. Firm Lillieu . ........... 2631 Vine St. Fiscus18. FI ..... 35581511119113 Ave. FishbuIrn, Josephine Redmond . 310 Ludluw Ave. FitmimmIon51Aiice Marie. 23 W. Ninth St, Newport, Ky. Fitzsimmuns, Catherine Mary 234 W.N'11'1t11 St1Newport1Ky. '21I3 Muzart Ave 1 1104 Cross Lune- . .1104 Cross Lane . 3526 Woodburn Ave. 1 2595 Eastern Ave. .11.717 W. Ninth St. ..:1:tl4 Tcliord Ave. Flanagan Grace 1112119.. Foote. Amy Lee.. F0012, Susan 1.. B ...... Fuutlick1Se-lma. . . I'rarlk1MabL1M. Van. Franken. Bertha . FreemanI. Stella M. Fr1dman1Edith ShawI. New Richmond10.1and 2220 St.J;1mes Ave. Fuchs, Anna .1 .1700 Kinney Ave. Fuller. LilliaI-I Elizabeth . 2810 Preston St. Fusan, Henry H . .Covingtun, Ky. GarrisIun1MaryE.. . . 408 Broadway Gebhart Gustav E . 21.119 Fluru Si. GreenbeIrg. Frieda. 1. .1 . .. ...... 510 Union St. Gchrlein.1..aura. 329 W. McMillan St. GFigFr. Ruth M 2942 Wardnll SL. G215. Marguerite. . . 1 1Kennedy Heights Geist1Rubert M.. 1. 3223 5. Bishop St. Gellenbeck. Anna P . . . . .. 407 Ream Ave. Geylur. Ethel L1 . . . 6392 Astor P1. Gibson. Aileen Mae. 409 FIourth .1 Day ton 1Ky. Gilbert1Liilian C-Iay ........ .328 Albany Ava Guetzel. Helen. . , 2137 Lath Ave Grad, Sarah 139119 34:11 Knott Ave. Graei. Elsie Dorothy.111 1631 Madison Rd. Graham. Margery Grace1 . 3209 Reading Rd. Grant, Bertha Loomis. . .3618 Wnodfurd Rd. Grant. Eva M391. 1 . 3740 Din Ave. Gray, Ethel Luis. 2533 Meirose Ave. Gray, Mabel Ruth. . . . 1 . .4602 Winona Terrace Green. Georgia B 3420 Stettinius Ave. Grop, Clara May . .4419 Station Ave. Gruener, Alma, ...... 1 1031 LJt-hiel' St. Guiil'oileI. Mary IEIlizIaIbeth .635 Walnut St. Gusweiipn Mrs. Luza B. . I6018I Lower River Rd. Hacke Willy Hugo GottfrieId . . . 2011 Dunlap St. Hait1Georgletta Joyce .......... 52 E. McMillan St. HageIny1 Edward A ..... . . . 210 Lynn St. Harper. Berta B ...... .825 Maple Ave. Harrison, Alice 111.323 M61110 IAve.1Newport, Ky. Harrisnn1Willa LouiseI..114259 Fergun St. Hart Mis.Ba1-bara MargaretI1.1.... 2543 Vestry Ave. Hartlieb. Ruth C ..... 3828 Regent Ave1Norwond10. Hauck, Emilie Margaret ...... .935 Dayton St. 13361 Hauck, Eva Lydia. . . . . 51:15 Dayton St. Haungia, Mra. Louise Nelson. . .733 Elbemn Ave. Huwiey. Amoa Henry. 2520 Harris Ave... Norwund. O. Healey. Francis Robert. ..2918 Woodburn Ave. Healer, Marie Charlotte ....... 637 Prospect Pl. Heeg. Clara May . ....... 3535 Hudsun Ave. Heintzman. Nora. . . . . 3018 Sander SL. Heitz, Lauretta Eva . 2358 1111113 St. Heiier. Frieda Maurie, 211 Ridgeway Ave.. 2Newport. Ky. Helman. Mabel Rockwood 2527 Erie Ave. Helman Ruth Lennard. . .2521 Erie Ave. Henken. Bessie Matilda, 2105 Carroll Ave... Newport. Ky. Hennegan Catherine C.. 953 Armory Ave. Henry, Bertha. 3.20 Burns Ave.. Wyoming. 0. Herancourt, Helen Maiguerite. 9.21 Furaker Ave. Herancourt. Lillian Barbara . 921 Foraker Ave. Herier. Mildred Rosella, Queen C111; Ave.. and Lick Run Rd. Herman, Edna. . ..... 321 Overton St., Newport. Ky. Hess, Clara K. A. . . . , .. . 1927 Vine St. Hester, Beulah, 5 Evergreen Ave. Suuthgate. Newport. Ky. Higgins, Ruth Maigaretn .6731 Lebanon St. Hoff. Frieda. . . . . .407 Mohawk St. Hartman. Erni-ns. ...... . . . . . . . . .2860 Shaffer Ave. Hofiman.MitInie.. ..........1'izBC-III-18L Hoffman. Velma. . ..... . . 2860 ShafTer Ave. Hellman, Hazt-l Valeria . 114 W. Seventieth St. Hunekamp. Nlarie Thersa. . .4221 Thirty-third St. Hooge Raymond. ............. .2511 Auburn Ave. Houk Raymond A ..... , , . . .1114 Drapor St. Howard, Edna Lucille .43 Cuurtview Apts. Howard.Ge1-I.rude Daiziy . . . .740 W. Seventh St. Hueber Mary Magdalene.. . . . .2908 Ziegle Ave. Hunt. Helen M. ....... . 3.911 Elsmere Ave. Huster. Ciara E . .. ............ 2716 Sciuto St. Innes, Marion. ,. ... .950 Summit Ave. Irwin. Nlarie A ...... ., .578 W.Six1.h St. Jackson, Walter A. . . . . .5313 W. 9th St Jennings, Otis . ............ 1033 Washington Ave. JBnSEn,M11dred H. .Orchard Ave. . Arlington Heights Johnson, Arm. ......... 1209 Main St. 120 Wentworth Ave. Johnson Maria . . . 'f'IgZ' W Oak St..LI1.dII:Iw,Ky. Jones, Dorothy Cartwright .2200 East Hill Ave. Jones. Margaret. Elsie, 444 Van Voast Ava. Believue Ky. Jordan. Fwyd ............... . 115Gariield PI. Juiien. Gertrude. .2127 Cameron Ave, Nurwuod 0. Kaiper, S. Everett. . . 1006 Leno: Pl. Kailies Lneween Amelia . . . . . 1619 Baymiller St. Kath, Anna ................... .. . .3723 Cass Ave. Kearney. Dollie Elizabeth. 122 W. Fourth St... Covingtnn, Ky. Kelley. Alison ........... 21105 East Hill Ave. Kennedy, Mrsi. Nora. Bess Ely. .3329 Gilbert Ave. Kiel. Anna. .......... .240 Montana Ave. East Kiesllter. Mui-iei Inez Kinney. Eloise ........ Kirkpatrick, Edgar Earln K1ine.CarlRinhard. Klinkenberg, Julia Marie.. . .543 Rockdaie Ave. Knorr, Arline Jeanette. Ohio Ave. and Graham St. Kaenigkramer. Edna Hermina. .3156 Montana Ave. Koenigkramer, Lillian Wilhelmina, 1953 Fairmount Ave. Kramer. Elsa ................. 1334 Broadway Kuller, Bertha . 1255 Dewey Ave. Lamb Nannie Jeannette, 822 WainutSt.1Dayton. Ky. Lang, Hazel Margaret..1712 Vine St. Langdun, Elizabeth. 4003 Rose Hi11 Ave. Laughlin. Julia . . . . ..... 2509 Ritchie Ave. Law. Gertrude ................ 2422 Highland Ave. Le Count, Vera Adena, 722 Columbia Ava. Newport. Ky. LehnhI-IH, Lauretta Rose ....... .475 Riddle Rd. LeimholT. Marie Ottiiia . . . . .475 Kiddie Rd. Laue, Mrs. Grace Gilbert . .328 Albany Ave. Levinson, Rose ..................... 2822 Eden Ave. Levy. Hattie M . . . . . 303 Goodman Ave. Lieblioldt Rudalh ..... . . .513 Advance Ave. Liebholdt, Mrs. uth Hall. ...... 5113 Advance Ave. Liebing, Frieda. . . .3503 Trimbla Ave. Lincoln, Inez Esteiie . . . . .1000 Celeatial St. Lindeman, Elsie. ................ 94 Jergens Ave. .2220 St. James Ave. .4247 Brookside Ave. Logan. Cara bee. . 2531' Park Ave. threr, Florence Louise. . 118 E. McMillan St. Long. Inez. Bindley. :15 '14 Lail'ayette Ave. Nurwond, 0. Long, Lilia.. . .122 Washington Ave. L01te1'.Fredc'1'ick D. . .2425 MeMicka-n Ave. Lundy, Marie Edwin . . 2530 Ingipside P1. Lusby. Helen Alison , . . 1828 HI-witt Ave. Lynns.1Jvnni5 E ........... . . . 20 Nevada St. MuCai'ierty, Florence Taylor.. '110 Dixmth Ave. Mccafierty, Margaret Dillun 362.9 Bevia Ava. McCallum, Margaret Geneva. 302 Ludlnw Ave. McClanahan, Cum ................. 2106 Sintnn Ave. McConnell. Estella . 2404 Edgewoud Ave. McDonald, Mary Luciilcn . . 2406 A5hland Ave. McGregor Hilda Margaret-I . ... . 2157 Sinmn Ave. McGrewI Anna .. . 3597 Vine St. McGrew Mary .3597 Vine St. McKeivey, Katherine. .1023 Linn St. McMillan. Darnarin . 21.12 Auburn Ave. Mniieynnlda, Edith . . 2356 Auburn Ave. McVey. Mar 13:. . . . . 20 F. Eighth St. MacDougall. Hazel ............ 1020 Del Monte P1. Mack. Laura Blanche, 120 Evergreen Ave Southgate, Ky- Mahoney Patricia Anne . . . . .Klinkhamer Bidg. Mains, Bessie. . . 2828 Rosella Ave. Maloney, Daniel Eimei. . . . .4120 Crown St. Maioney, William John. . 824. L123: SI. Marble, Margaret .......... . 215 W Ninth St. Marechal. Blanche Veronica. . 819 Betta SI. . 9013' Clinton St 1110 Vine St. 1713 Humboldt Ave. . Newtonsville. U. . 4235 Flurida Ave. . 435 Hawthorne Ave. . 3571 Coiersin Ave. Meyer. Edith Agnes. 4.35 Hawthorne Ave. Meyer Margaretn . . . .805 Hutchins Ave. M11ler,Esther Louise ........... 1705 Weslwocd Ave. Mi'I1er. Helen Myrlie. . . . . .653 Fou'lke St Mneller Evelyn . . 573 Cnnaidine Ave. Moieux. Helen Camille. ... .0215 Erie Ave. Muieux Marie. ................. 6215 Erie Ava. Mniitur,1da Marie. ... .. . . . . 11130 Vine St. Moiitor Elsie P redericka . 1930 Vine St. Mnnjai'. Thirza Bella. 213 E ThirtLEnth St Murrison.Hele1-I May . . . . . 24 W. vaentieth St. Mossmyer, Alene Christine . 2511 Highland Ave. Mueller ElLanor Carrie, 425 Ward Aveu Bellevue. Ky. Mueller. Stephen King. .1719 Lentrnl Ave. Mussman Elsie Lillian. .2033 Pine St. Cuvingtnn. Ky. Naish, Sylvia Marie.. 728 C1ark St. eiaon, Eleanor Marshall. .4809 Winona Terraca Neurman. Mollie .. 3239 Fairfield Ave, Neweu. 11111.13 LouIse. . 427 Hopkins S: Newman Joseph Frank. 215 W. Liberty St. Neyvr. Eisien . . 2303 Colerain Ave. Neyer, Emma . . 2303 Cnierain Ave. Niederhaier. Mrs. Margaret. Anne 96 Jergens Ave. Niedermeyer. Amelia C. . . . 0 Grand Ave. Niedarmeyer, Flora . . 920 Grand Ave. Nieman. Edna Sophia ..... 1511' Baymiiier St. Nieman, Mary Louise. . . . .2712 Erie Ave. Nieman. Emma Syrian .............. 2712 Erie Ave. Narris, Ethel Elizabeth, 621 Garrard 5L, Covington Ky. Nowack. Emily Louise ........... 2413 Cliftnn Ave Nunneker, Elsie Kathryn ....... .1722 qumiiler St. O Brien Betty . 1913 Greenup St... Covmgtnn. Ky. Oetjen. Edith Margaret ..... 6215 Kennedy Ave. 0' Earn Etta Marie..r1413 Ashland Ave Norwnod . 0 Orr Anna May. . 92 Osterbruck Wm C . . Otis. Eleanor Mariam. 01.1.2, Dormhy LuiT Otcen. Freda ............... Parker, Jessie Elizabeth Parker, Paul E1115. . . Patton, Annette Laaaeter. Persons. Dorothy McCallum. Pfaller, Mary Magdalena. . . 1626 Harrison Ave. Phillipa. Beatrice Luella. . . .......... 2526 Vine St. Phillips, Jennie AVice. 5 Evergreen Ave Newport Ky. Pienkuwski. Mae .......... 2850 Erna Ave. Pirrung. Mrs. Adele. .. . . .1213 Walnut St. Plack. Aurelia. . . . . . ..... . .3240 Burnet Ave Martin, Louis Frank .. Marx. Hildegarde Louise . . . Meador, Mildred ............ Meek. Bernice Elizabeth. . . Meyd'er, Minnie. Meyer. Edith A. Maker Katherine. II Paradrome St. 1.19 W. 15th St .3330 Montgomery Rd. . . .3514 Stacey Ave. ..... 3010 Sciata St. .602 Oak St.NeWpor1.Ky. . Greensprings. C1 2134 St. James Ave. .2303 Ohio Ave. 13371 Plait, George Washington . . . . 2116 Auburn Ave. P'Iatt: Mumford Frank ............ 2116 Auburn AVE. P0111111. Clara ................ 1504 Republic St- Pooley. Mary Helen. . ..... 2 The Roanoke Posner. Charles . . .1354 Burdette Ave. Posner.Sarai-1 1354 Burdette Ave. Proctor. Leland Manniiig. 805 Arlington Ave..LDck13nd,0. Pugh.1da May ................. 5519 Glenview Ave. Purse . Tillie E. .3535 Hudson Ava. Norwoud. 0. Raney, Carrie Emma Bryan. 7 Twenty-first St.. Newport, Ky. Hasche. Adele ................. UFindIay St. Raurn, Clara Margaret... 8.21 Erkenbrecher Ave. Reedy. Jean. ............ 3786 Millsbrae Ave. Heszke. F9111 Eugene 170.151.3011 95. Mt. Healthy. 0. Rhine.1..enare McElvoy ...... 70 Bramble Ave. Richard Mrs. C. J. . . . . 336 W. Liberty St. Rmhardson, Ruth K. . .2632 Kemper Lane Rieman, Mary Ellen . . .501 E Third St. Kieth. Susie Estelle ............... 1659 Herbert Ave. Rinck. Adelaide Agnes. 323 Oliver St. Ruberts, Lida May . .407 E. Fifth St.. 'Newpurt. Ky. Rncke1.Lydia Louise .............. 1875 Hewitt Ave. Rachel. Clarence William. Ruever. Donald Oliver. . . Rogatzky, Friedan ....... 2453 Paris St anaine, M1llard ......... 1378 Myrtle- Ave. Romaine. Miriam ............... .1378 Myrtle Ave Roth, Edward L.. . . . .. . 57 W. Corry St Hoyer. Lucile Marie ............ 757 Mt. Hope Rd Ruths. Esther Carrie .......... . .128 Mulberry St. Schaai',F1m-ence K. . . ..... .7 Bella Vista Pl. ScheHeI.Miid1-ed. ..... . - . . . . . 1553 Lingo St. Sch1ek.A1f1-ed Casper. .4205 W. Eighth St. Schick: John Matthew . 3017 Tempip Ave. Schiele. Julia ..................... 251 Emming St Schieriilg, Harry C Iarence, Hamilton C1, and 532 Belle Ave. Schlachten, Marie Anna. 1913 Sherman Ava. Nnrwnod. 0. SEhn-iidl. Oscar William ..... .254 Klutter Avs Schrieier, Verona. Louise ..... 235B Wheeler St Schulze, Alma Emilyn 4008 Plural Ave Norwuud. O. Sehulze Eisien ..... .440 Dayton St. Schwarberg, Beryl Louise 35 N 1 P! N E sun 9w on, K . Schwarberg, Hazel Margaret. p y 635 Nelson P1..Newport.Ky Schweikert. Mabel ....... 725 York 81.. Newport. Ky. Scully, Richard E . . .. .323 Puree Ave. Sebant1an.Juhn C ..... .2085 Harrisnn Ave. Selbern Gladys. .1603 East McMillan Si. 59113811, Mrs. Frida Foerster . ...... 395 Grand Ave. Shanabrook. Alice .................. 55:10 Orlando Fl. Shanabmok, Ira . . . . . 5530 Orlando Fl. Shears, Mrs. Nettie . ..... 3053 Malhers St. Sharer. Emiline Mae Carruli. 0, and 200 Worthington Ave. , Wyoming. 0. Shepard Agnes May. 4225 Grove Ave S. NDrwvud. O. Shnyet Emiline.. ..... . . .200 Worthington Ave. Shook Chester Rinehart ................ Euclid ApLs. Sinking, May . . . . . .2348 Ohio Ave. Siereveid Luuise. . . . . ...... . 568 Terrace- Ave. Silverman. Celia . .. .862 Rnckdale Ave. S1mmer. Helen . .. . . . . .549 W. Seventh St. Smger. Max Mver ................ 124511i11Ave. Slutsky. Dora . . .3 Le Roy Cami Smith Dorothy GertrudP '24'25 Maple wnm-i Aw. 31111111 Dorothy ankwuud. ...... 1.707 Sycamore St. Smnh. Mrs. Mabel Curry, 453-1 Lafayette Ava, Norwood, O. .3746 Applegate Ava . .28106019rain Ave. . .1875 Hewitt Ave. . .4931 Roanoke St. Smith. Mario Lillian Spangenhprg, Albert Carl Spear. Alice Blanche ................. 425 Riddle Rd. Spear,Ma1-guerit9 Blake ......... 425 Riddie Rd. Specter. Josephine ............... 3121 Borrman Ave. Speidel. Oda Marie ..... . . . ...... 2432 Paris St. Sporing, Edward Franklin ...... WNewport Ky. Stacey, Edna Marian . .27 56 Erie Ave Staud.Ma1-ie ..... Steiber, Mayaie 3.. Steinhcirn. Josefina Georgiansw Stephens. Mabel Sarah ........ Staphens. Maud Virginian Stevenson, Ruth ...... . Stern. Bernice. . ...... Stewart.Raymonc1 Forrest. 214 8 Williams Ave.. 2N0rwaud. 0. Starck Alma Anna Amelia .......... 2Melish Ave. Straus. Florence L . . 6622 Rockdale Ave. Strauss, Helen Louise . 5 The E11591 Stricken Eiizabeth. . . ............... 2468 Paris St. Stuntz, Edna Marie ...... .2981 Observatory Rd. Sweeney, Kate Mary. ...... 3471 Leland Ave. Swinel'ord. Helen Agnes. 2.72 W Oak Sr... Ludiow. Ky. Syders, Vada B ................... 151. Leger Ants. Szmulewicz. Stanislaw. 2346 Auburn Ave. Tackenberg. Charles William. 505 Ludlow Ave. Tavender. Ottilia K. .12 Roanoke Apta. Terdnest. Florence. ...... . .3293 Culerain Ave. Thurndyke. Mary. . . ..... 533 Camden Ave Tobin. E11211 L. ..... .Kennedv Heights Tobin. Helen Isabel. 802 Maple Ave Newport, Ky. Travers. Mrs. Elizabeth Arnold. 2264 Adams Ava. Norwuod. O. 2502 Highland Ave. . .. . .2516 Ravine St. .......... 1712 Madison Rd. .3431 Vine St. . .3105 Murduck Ave. . .3105 Murdock Ave. .8357 Curzan Ave .256 Ehrrnan Ave. Trout. Nnrwood 8 Tucker. Evelyn Caruline, 1914 HupkinsAve..No1-waod. 0. Van Pelt. Elsie Anna. . .1607 Brewster Ave Venn, Alicen . 4T Euciid Ave. Ludlow. Ky. Venn. Jessie . 4'1 Euclid Ave. Ludlow. Ky. Vaitz. Frieda ............ .. . . . .3004 Gilbert Ave. Wager, ImugE-ne Constance . 3312 Columbia Ave. Walker,Bess1e Miidrpd 3015 Griest Ave. Walker, Mrs.G1-acelsabella. . . . . . . .. .835 State Ave. Warren, Ruth Marion. 630 E. Third St. Newport. Ky. Waterman, Ruth Elizaheth ........... 2706 May St. Watkins. Frankie B.. . Nashville. Tenn.. and 903 Gremup St. .. Covmgton. Ky. Weinstein, Fanny ................. 3314 Perkins Ave. Weis. Frieda Pear1.. .......... 628 W. Coun St. Wendelstein. Katherine Marion ........ 3536 Vine St. Werner. Katherinen .......... .3142 Gaff Ave Wettlin. Elsie Amelia . . . ..... 31S Piedmont St White E1111 ........ 2933 Montana Ave. Whyrich. Helen Edith. 249 W. McMillan St. Wilansky. Dena. . .1649 Brewster Ave. . Wilder, Daisy . . . . .2333 Wilder Ava. Williams. Leah Aug .4425 Station Ave. 11701131115 Sallie Evelyn . . . 3053 Kerper AVE. Willis. Florence Le Roy. ..... . .2116 St James Ave. Wilson, Minnie Louise. ...... 2502 Highland Ave. Wingate, Burton Riddle. . . . .2360 Ohio Ave. Wirthiin, Irene Gertrude. . . 946 Clinton St. Wneliner, Adeline. . .. . .4 720 Edgewoad Ave Woodrough. Louis D. . .19 N. Warwick Ants. nest, Alma ........ .158 W. McMillan St VVuest, Betty Sophia. . 2613 Dennis St Wuost, Johnnetta Elsie. , , . 158 W McMillan St. Wunker. Norma Jessie. ...... 1740 Brewster Ave Yalen, Clara . 2253 4Spring Grove Ave. Yanofsky. Marye. 422 W. Seventh St. Yates, Roberta May. .. . 2121 St JamesAve Yost. Josephine Lee. . .. .... .. ,,,2700 Park Ave. Zeil'.1da ....................... 711 W. Seventh St- Zeligs. Sarah. . . . . . ...... . 820 W. Court St- Zerhe 10m- Juani .1. . . . . . 15 E. McMillan SL. Zer1ng.FlorenL-e Clifford. . . . . .. . . . . . . .2850 Erie Ave. COLLEGE FOR TEACHERS Graduates Ackersun. Clara M 5111-01- '10? Grow: Av9.,,1-Vyuming U. Hagemmer. Elizahpth K' 4415 Floral Ava. Norwoud. O. 4586 Eastern Ave. . . . 1820 Hawkms Ave. .......... 1063 Overlook Ave 3580 Epworth Ave. Leen, Marcella. . Manning, Bessie. Sturwnld. Marie A Hascmriur. Margaret. 1 338 1 Seniors Abrams. Tracy Gertrude. Urbana. 0.. and 627 Oak St. Acomb. Murie- Hnrriet . , 5642 Ridge AVE. Beekley, Marion 1.929 Kinney Ave. Bruckman, Bertha IELAJ 1276 Streng St. Byer. Florenceu . . . . ' ' 13 Reading Rd. Campbell. HeleIII ChII-isItinzII. . . . 14.13 Wellsmn P1. 0001:.Helcn ClaraC. . . CCCCCCCCC 4229 Brookside Ave. CulbeIrtson. CharlenIII ............. 184.9 Clarion Ave. Foley. Catherine Imugene. C . . C . . , ,Tll Elberon Ave. Gray. Alice , . . CCCCC . ,. Argus Ava. Herman. Mra JeInIIie Leilitnh , . .711 E. McMillan St. Holloway. Mary Kughley C . . . . C C3252 Deiawara Ave. Jamieson. Katharine Luuiaeu . 34 Clermont Apts. Jenkins. Elizabeth Jeantete . . 3517 Mcnteith Ave. Jordan. Elsie ........ C . . . 1643 Knowitnn 31:. Jordan. Margaret Hall.I 817 Mt. Hope Rd. Knhle. I.Halen. ......... 1837 Brewster Aw. .KI-IIIrIpII Jennie IHaIrII-ieItI 5166 Bruerman Ave... St. Bernard 0. Kienzle Ethel Gracen C . I907 Hopkins St. Kreidler. Katherine MIaIy, , .1616 Trlmbie Ave. Kruse, Liorna Carolyn . . . ..... 4161. Hamilton Ave. Lisehkoii. Erma Gertrude . C . 3:158 Hallwoud Pl. Miller. Marjorie Jay. .. . . Moore, Ruth E1len.......C Morris. Marjory Helen . 3590 Monteith Ave. . .3202 Harve Ave. .4707 Winona erraca Myers. Alice Catherine ........... 3200 Mozart AVE. Nichols. Marjorie. . .J423 Mooney Ave. Pichei,S .Marie .................. 360 Northern Ave. Reemeiiri. Eleanor Austin ......... 430 Stralght St. Reiter. HInrtensu May , 95.16 Clinton St. SchafeIr, Susanna Sephia 2Center Hill Ave Elmwood Place. 0. Schreck, Anita oCharlatteC . . .. . . . 3019 Jefferson Ave. Schroer. Marie Estelle ...... 2721 Jefferson Ave. Spicker Margaretn . ..... .3032 Wnodhum Ave. Stark, Cecillen Weatherby. JuaIrIIitiII IAibIerItIIiu Weinberg-er, Juiietta . C . . C WEISS. Olga Lillian .......... 61 South Warwick Apts. Wheatun, Aita Grace, 1311 Highland Ave.,E1mwood Place. 0. White Sarah Harnet, .IlIunIiIors Belsinger. Emma Marie. Caldwell, Leah Miriam. I 31129 Moosewuod Ave. Clark. Julia Elizabeth ............ 3242 Epworth Ava Evans, Mary Ethel.. . . . . . ..... 2336 Burnet Ave. Ferris, Mildred anelda, , 34.57 Linwood Rd. Guldherg. Rut til ..... 2363 Chickasaw St. Gregson. Helene Esti'IIerIiin.I . .3622 Zumstein Ave. H311 Cleopatra Christine ......... . . .2713 Aims PI. Haskins. Eleanor B . . . . . . C . .. 2102 Dana Ave. Heineman, Alma Lenore ...... 35.11 Stacey Ave. Howard, Edith Marie.. C . .. 4327 Dunbar PL Huiick. IVirgima Irena . . . .820 Hutchins Ave. Kerr, EIthei Carolyn., , , . 5968 Lower River Rd. Kislinger. Marguerite .............. 5822 Wyatt Ave. Koiitz. Ida S.1EA.1 ............. .26 Allisun St. Kussei, Jeanette Rut h 3332 Eliand Ave. LeSouI-Id, Mildred 19715 Cieneay Ave Narwood. O. Linnard, Helen. ........ .2550 Ilngieside AIve. McCartlI-Iy. HelenI Katherineu .1937 Clarion Ave. MchoaldI, Elizabeth ..... .3545 Paxton Rd. Miller, Frederica .......... Cheviot IImd Mozart Aves. Orr.Jean.1807 Young St. Paddack MIary IHeien. C . . . . I.6I2I6 Hlawthorna Ave. Phillips. Louise Guilior , , 211 E. 72d St. Prinz, Esther Gertrude IELA: .......... 354 Baum St. Rites, Mary AnnaC C . . . . 2100 Harrison Ave. SchrquT. Ruth ,,,,, , , ,,,,, 2123 Deerfield P1. Sagal, Hannah ......... 1335 Myrtle Ave. Slutz, Ella Jeanette. .Cioveniook Mt. Healthy, 0. Stall Vera A ....... , 271.0 Griffith Ava. Stoehr, Roberta JoaephinIe. ..... 32450 Cheviot Ave. Striker. Jeanette. . . . . . . C . . .3603 Zumatein Ave. Wheeldon. BlanchIe INinetta . .3823 Mt. Vernon Ave. Wright, Ai'temia Pauline. ,2141 Burnet Ave. Candidates for Diploma IKindergaI-teni Bachrach, Minnie Hildred ........ ,506 Melish Ave. Brunk, Carrie Marie, C C .1543 Beacon St. Buchmann. Margaret C . . C . C .120 Piedmont. St. Diesbach, Dora Ernestine ........... 624 Lincoln Ave. Dixon, Blanche Rosalyn . 724 W. Sixth St. 13391 .312 Mitchell Ave. . 664 Hamilton Ave. 867 Hutchina Ave. C1235 IATHQUITI Ave. 804 Grand Avei Friaaun. Henriet. La Verne 11314111 . .2916 Morlfurt St Harmon Betty. .309 Washingtun Ave Newport. Ky. Housh,F'raI1ce3IRu1h. '1730 Drake AVE Luebbera. Mary Jane, . . C . . . 2511i Mnrryat St. Mchl. E'dIIe-l Ruse. C . . .3320 Drew! Pl. Meier. Anna Louise. . . , ,265 Gilman Ave. Meyer, Lucie Geurgiannu , 11191 Westwoad Ave. Penn. Luuiae Berry. ...... 2823 Park Ave. Rutledge, Frances Ellen . C . . CHE St. Longer Pl, Simmons. Margaret Virginla ..... 273 McCormick P1. Weila. Marguerite Hnmilda, Hamilton, 0.. and 3000 Burnel Ave. Candidates for Diploma iArrJ Blasch. Irene Frances .............. 1012 Grand Ave. Buund. Ellen HumptunC .2066 Sutton AVE. Brita. Helen Marie ................. .3344 03an St. Gault. Evelyn Rosalie, Muncie.1nd..and 139 Weolper Ave. Kastmg. Frieda M ................ 2744 Willard Aw. Prizer, Agnes Isabel. 8.1.1 O Fallon IIIEIIIVII Dayton. Ky. Rant. INr-rma BeatriceI. . . . . 514 III. Fourth St. Wail: Blanche Ellen. ..... II4IUIll Columbia. Ave Teachers Abbott. Dorothy Lynette , . C , C . C . . C Mt. Healthy, 0. Eachenbach. Elizabeth Rosetta. 31 Millm- Lane. Fl. Thomas. Ky Austin, Mrs Mary 14., C ,, ,1504 Lincoln Ave. BHL'OII.M1'B. Margareti'ieardbn . 1250 Edwards Rd. Baechie. Julia Marie ................ 330 StraIght St. BarnettIea Mary Rebecua ..... WRoanoke Va. Bratar. Bertha M C118 SIerIerItyaeconii St. Bell. Maggie Eloise. I '. .j I Z i ........... 2637 Aims Pl. BielIer. FloraC. . . . . . . ....... 209 Hearne Ave. Brestei, GertrineI ............... 2359 Stratford Ave Browne; Laura Elizabeth ..... 35461dlewild Ave. BrunamIan. Walter Meyer. C .1 W. University Ave. Callahan, Marjorie EELAJ ...... 966 Hawthorne Ave. Claasaen. Clara. Margaret EELAI, 4025 Elsmere AVEIII Norwaod. O. Clemen, Charlotte C ........... 212 Calhoun St. Clenna. Margaret I299 EIEII'LAJ. 28 E. Roiohins SIIE: Covington. Ky. Conrad. Beatrice C2C. ........... 3009 Kerper Ave. Couzzjns. Zenabia Liivinia, Oxford. 0.. and 528 Clark St. Cox. Artemisia Anita . 30 09 Kerper Ave. Daltrm, Mattie Cecilia IIEILAIJ I1018 Foraker Ave. Damus. Frieda Buaer ........... 216 Dorchester Ave. Debaid. Bessie ......... 2063 Elm Ave. Narwuud 0. Dewald, Lenore , C . ,233 5 McMIckeI-I Ave. Dial. Alice . . C . BataIviIa, I0.. and 45114 Luceme Ave. DiecIkman. ElsaE Pauline ...... 2243 Spring Grove Ave. Diserens. Mrs. ...C , ,,,,,,,,, Mt. Healthy. 0. Dnhler. Lydla ThendoIrIeI . . . . .2669 Bellevue Ave. D011. Mary Virginia... . 1052 Mound. SI. Dunlap, Marie BarneIeI iELIAI. 3612 GleInn Ave Covingtan. Ky. Evans, Frances Pollock, 2004 Garrard Ave.. 1Cuviwngt-In. Ky. Feger. Hattie Virginia. .14 Chase Ave. Feldman. Mary Helen. ,. C ICuvingLon, Ky. Fisher. Jessie Gladys,,15227 JeEErsnn Ave, Fitzgeraid. Anna Louise . . 3207 Glendnra Ave. Foley. Agnes .................. . C711 Elberun Ave. Freeman.StellaEELA1., .. 3:114 Teilnrd Ave. Frohliger. Ethel Emolyn. 3741 Spencer Ave. .. Norwaod. O. Pusan. Henry Harvey IELAI. 920 Gai'rard St. Covingtun Ky Geiger. Ruth Marie CCCCCCCC C 2942 Wardail StI. Godshaw. Stella .................. 3442 Reading Rd. Crossman. Rose Jane . . Glencoe H0121 Gusweiler Lura BartholInmew iELIAi, 6015 Lower River Rd. .................. 746 Hand Ave. . , 746 Hand Ave. .746 Hand Ave. C3258 Burnet Ave. Hale. Elizabeth . Hale, Florence Julia. ..... , , Hale. Irene Gray ............. Hamilton. John McKeeu Hammond, Grace Louise IiELAIII. McKsesport. Pa.. and 733 W. Court St. Hartman Mrs. Edith Tingley ...... 2358 Auburn Ave. Hauck, Helen Constance 1820 Brewster Ave. Heitkamp, Sophie ElizabethI ,WeIsItwood Sta Route 2 Helmet. Freda Marie ............... 6114 Prentice St. Herzng. Nettie. ............. Apt. W. The Hamilton Hibbard. Laura ......... 15 The Madrid,Bu1-net Ave. . . . 1502 Lincoln Ave. ........ 225 Meiish AVE. . .310 Richmond St. 2920 Gilbert Ave. . . 3235 Bishop St. . . .1218 Lincoln Ave. Jackson. Mrs. Bertha ............... 2340 May St. Jones. EHie Mae Forestville, 0. ......... 447 East Fifth St. 1933 Hudson AWL, Norwood. 0. ..4302 Lower River Rd. ..2115 Auburn Ave. . . . . .5522 Ridge Ave. ......... 1029 Wesley Ave. .3919 Regent Ave Norwoud. O. Hinson, Sadie B ..... Hulienberg, Alvina M , Hottendorf. Elizabeth 1ELA1 Hnush, William K. 1.421214 1. Hurtzler. Emma .......... Ingram.M1-s. Henrietta Wasl-ui Johnston. W'. 'B. Keaclin, Kate Marian Kessing, Louise Anna iEL-A1I. K1ng, Helen Mackenzien K1rkpatrick.Sue . . ...... leiner. Clara ..... Kolbe, Lulia Clara.. K11 11. Charles A.1ELA .............. Cleves, 0. L111 y, Ella May . . . . .4802 Glenshade Ave. Lemon. Jessie Millicent .......... Newtown. 0. Lewis. Lydia May. Lutze, Frieda .......... 1.1113112. Cora Edithn .46 E. First St., Mt McCartney. Margaret Lloyd ........... 309 Barr St. McGrew, Mary 131.141. M1lIurd, 0.. and 3597 Vine- St. Menger, Ruth Harriet 18L 4;. ..... 401 Ludlow Ave. . ...... 4235 Florida Ave. ...... 1521 Marrimac Ave. ................ 524 Armory Ave. ...... 804 Millstrlale Ave. Meyder,Minnis-1ELA1. Micheal.Li1lian. . Miller. Dora .. Minnes. Edward Everett. Minnes, Louise Clark ............ 804 Millsdnle Ave. Mntteram. Lucy. . . .535 Maple Ava. Newport, Ky. Muehlbach. Philip ............. 927' McPhPrson Ave. Muehlbrunner. Lnuise . . . . . Mur hy. Celia ... N11113:? 0.5 Alice Belmer. Nippert. Mrs. L. North Mary Lavinia. 0211, Anna Laura O'Nei11,Laura.. . Parker: Gail iELAL. Patterson, Lulu Annette.. Pauli, MathzI. T.EELA1. Pearson. Lmrna Phillips. Marie Ingram Lexington, Ky.. and .112 Garrard St. Cnvingtun, Ky. .7551 Whittier St. Piatnriuus. Emily . 01:10:11.1. 31-114 1523 Jones St. 731 Ridlgewlay Ave. ea 1,thy D. 575 Howe Ave. .2528 Hackberry St. .1405 John St. E ................ 1314 FairIax Ave. 22 Southgate Ava, Ft Thomas, Ky. . .3033 Clifton Ave. . 2371 Fa1rview Ave. ak 51.. Newport. Ky. .1346 Edwards Rd. . .3217 Glendura Ave. 111 Maplp Ave, Southgate. Ky. Pluckebaum, Dorothy .................. Loretta Ave. Prnbst Arthur Reader. 4329 Haight Ave. Pyle, Margaret ElizabEth. 1539 Scott. 31... Covington, Ky. Ratterman. Katherine . . 510Y ork St. Reed Cressie 151.141. 4026 Burwood Ave, Nurwuod. 0. Reed. Lela Frances . . . . . .1314 Lincoln Ava. Reeve.E1lwnod Perry, SmiLh Rd. and Kenilwm-th Ava, Norwood. 0. Riesner. Anna ............... .2620 May St. Riley. Ruth. . 1707 Greenup SL. Caw'ngton. Ky. Roberts, Mrs. Margaret 33 . 3952 Spence;- Ava. , Norwood. 0. Sampson.M1-s. H.V ..... .. lThe Delmoor Alpts. Sapp. Nanna Alberta . .11424 E. McMillan St Schaeuble. Clara.. 332 N. 5111131835.. Hamilton. 0. Scheiberl, Mrs. Lduise M. 8439 Wisweli Ave. Scheuing. Minna J. 1131.41 . . ..... 1756 Hani'ield St. Schmitz, Olive 1ELA1 .............. 3738 Liston Ave. Smith. Carrie May. ... . . . .1340 Lincoln Ave. Spalding, Alice Amy. ........ .1810 Young St. Spanner. Beatrice. . . .Glendaie. . Springmyer. Lassie . Westwood 31.11. Suter. Maud 1ELA1. 3M Maud Muller Alpha. Maplewood Ave. Theobald, Hertha ....... 1346 Chapel St. Thoennes, Alice Magdalene ...... .4237. Brookside Ave. Tobin, Ellen Louise. . . . . . . . 5819 Knoll Ave. Topp. Bertha Mane. ....... 2606 Melrose Ava. Tracy, Kathi e911 . . . ....... .532 Howell Ave. Trisler, E ............... . . . . .Miami AVE. West. Marguerite Matilda Jane. Highland Ave. and Oak St. Westenhnff, Olga Mueller. . , . . 2621 Fenton Ave. WhuaLley, Alma Blanche iELAJ . . .512. K. Mt. Airy Wheatlcy, Viola Belle 091.111.. Sta. K, Mt. Airy Williams. Clara A ...... .4329 Huight Ave. Wilson. Maud Ella. .1812 Greenup $1.. 1C'.1.wim2;t1:1n, Ky. Wine, Celia 11211.41 ...... 1363 Chapel St. Wissel, Leena Philomena. . , R No. 9 Sta K Wnii. Christine Margaret. .4235 Broakside Ave. 1110119,.1411113 Lee. .10 E. Eighth St., Cnvingtnn Ky. Woud George Perry . .3536 Gamble Avg. Worthington Madeline. - Wren. 0.. and 733 W Court St. Wright. Fiqrence M . . . .2842 Pine Grove Ave. Young. Elsw Lavineu ....... Branch Hospital COLLEGE OF ENGI TEEl-MIV'G Seniors Andeugg. Rupnrt A Allan, Jamps E ........... Bagel, Walter T. Bjorn, Albert T . . . Boone. Wallace W ...... Dorsey, J. Robert . . . . EhlorS. W. Dunald ........ Embshoif, George F Fischer. Chas ............ . Flath. Earl H . . , ..... Fulier. Robert 8.. . . . . Graebo. Herman C... . . . .. . Jucrgens. Usrar Samuel. . . . . . . . WestP Justice. Huward K ....... KnpD. CecilA... Katz. Henry A. . Keliy. Irwin C. .... Kincaid. Earle B Knahel. Arthur. . Krjuhler 1 hristophpr L. .. Knhlman, Irwin L . .. Litwin.Jar.ol1 Murgon Wm J . Nocka. Alfred J . .. . Norris, Clifton D ..... Neulivr. Arnald . . Priehv.Cedr11-Joseph ..... Shryock.1 haries Shattuc Smythe. JPHHe Virgi! . .103 Masnn St. . .3237 Daytona Ave. .4237 Brookmdc Ave. Fltchherg. Mass. .237 2 Park Ave. .. .. Franklin,1nd. . 4226 Langland St. . .. 802 Dplhi Ave. . . .431 Ruckdaie Ave. . 2043 Auburn Ave. .Senu1a.Ga. .6229 Aspen ar'Avg. .. ..... Covington. Ky. ........ Somersviile, 0. .1111? Race St. . . . .Hazslwood, U. ..... M1.Carme1.0. .3 738 VIne St. . .2538 Hackherry St. .. . 528 Howell Ave. . . . 521 Richmond St. Meetun. Harold A ........ Resor and Middleton Aves. .. 1133 Carson Ave. 31119 Vineyard P1. .2058 Auburn Ave. 3315 Hosea Ave. 623 June St. . 21111113111140. Sloan. Charles H. ,Jr 42.9 E. FIith St Newport. Ky. Smith. Leland Hendrick ............. .Carthage.111. Peru. Ind. 134UI l'aulman.WilI1amwBryarnr ...... Hazl 1:1. 0. Tebuw. LEE ewuo .......... 908 Morris St. Thomas. S. M. . ..... 2669 Highland Ave. Todd Fred C ............. 3920 Hazel Ava, Norwood Uihlein Henry Caimer . 2706 Cleinview Ave. Wartck1. Mark Abraham N11. ..... 535 Rockdale Ave. Wolsdorf. Henry. Wright. Francis Jaines. ..2329 Flora. Ave. .Athens Pa . Juniors Avenl. Wm. D ..... . . . . Bailey, Samuel M. Boone. Joe C ..... . . Brauit, Richard H . . . . DPtraz Edwin W ..... . Elbert. Joseph E ....... ElhulT,Erw111J. . . Fabe. Isadore ....... Fasnld. Arthur G . . 1. .. Feighery. Eugene J. ... . Fasset. F ranues H. Gaenge Edwin 1L. Garrison, James H . . . . Geis. Robert L ...... .. . Gellenbeck. Francis R. GuLtz. Harold E Hannum. Dane M. . . .Sabinn 0. Hartman, Joseph H. .......... . 4914 Eastern Ave. Hacker. Chas. H . .2032 Elm Ave.. Norwuud, 0. Hcrmann,Ha1-uld N . ...... 2237 brancis Lane ngzng. John .............. . .2643 Bellevue Ave. High Seldun F . . . . . . .1342 Grace Ave. Hubstctter. Norman A. . .. ..... 150 W. McMillan St. Howell. John H. . .. ...... ..2667 Highland. Ave. .266? Highland. Ave. ... .Nawport, Ky. . . ..... 2372 Park Ave. ..... 2527 Auburn Ave. 4210 Sherwood Ave. ..4405 Leonard Ave. ...... 3251 Vine St. ....... 2122 Kemper Lane . 1737 Pulle St. . .Covmgtun. Ky. 2667 H1ghiami Ave. .4033 Taylor Ave. . .2938 Urweiler Ave. 115 Huntington Pl. ...... 407 Resor Ave. M1lwaukee.Wis. Huss. Frank W ......... Kellogg. Robert. H. Knpier. Liunei .1. Knorr, Herman A .Nunda. N. Y Langenhcim. ArthurVW. . . Baxter AVL. Luckett Oscar .......... 227 AIIJian Pl. McKinley. Glenn L, ..... 54 E MIMillan St. .. . . .. ...Rvading Rd. ..... . ....621 WAN! St. .. 2.15 Husley Ave. Meyer. Chas. S. .. Mnas, Fred .1. . . Nearer, Alfred. . Noble, NewLImA. . . Buffalo, N Y. Osborn. Cyrus R WWWWWW . 2667-11ighland Ave. Patterson. Alexander. W W . W . . .Erie. Pu. Peterson. Howard. W .. . . 11354an1. Probst, George H. 1:1NJ Marion U. Reade. Ralp h W WlIein, Stanley P. Richard. Edwin Jack. Bitter. C Cliifurd. Siegemeyer. Louis A .. Stratemeyer. Arthur. Van Pelt. Arthur A.. . . West, Herbert N W . W . Wieasler. John E. . Yelton. Paul H ..... PI'E-Juninrs Abrams. Luuia ...... .625 Isabella St..11Newporl, Ky. Aggar. Max Peter. W . . 041 Clark St. Allen. Charles J. 1N1. 37381Edwarda Rd. Atkin,Bemard.. Sayre, Pa. Beekley, Henry Lee - I Berg. Isadore A ....... Breiel. G. W , , , Brita. H. Leith , ,. Clark. Harry F. . . .. Constable. Chas. E Crome, Lester ....... . . . Brand. Clifford G ....... Elliot. T. Ernest ..... . Garnatz. George F. . . Henshaw. Lewis .1, Hobart. John 19.. .1 ..... Hucke. Raymond. .. Keck, Wm. E. I, Knorr. Werner. Mirssun. Rene. . Mitcheli.Ca1vin D . Newbold, Ernest M. . Nuezel. E. H ......... , , Oberlander, Theo. F ...... Pease, Geurge B Puekraa, Harry , . Pope, Howard Louis. . . Richter. Dewey Gustavu SchauiTel. Willard E, F'airf'ield and Washington. Aves. 13211011119. Ky. - 2'7 23 W. 6th St. . 3396 Erie Ave. W 2363 Ohio Ave. .235 W McMillan St. Thaman. Frederick , , . ..... .:2521 Stratford Ave. , , Newpnrt Ky. . . 2355 W.McM1113n St. .......... 42 E McMillan St. W 2470 Paris St. . 4248 Auburn Ave. .3413 Whitfield Ave. . .Maricn, 0. Wood Clinton H .................... Rossmoyne, O. Schmidt. Aibert G. Sorin, Eugene ....... . Stokes. Edwin N ...... Streitelmeier, Edward C. Thais, Edwin R. . . , Trinkle. Carl .......... Tuttle, Donald. E Weidlich. .1. E.. ...... Wiegand. Vernon 1.. . Winslow. Edward Lleweilin, Jr. WolFInge'r, Ralph Wilson 1N Sophomores Alexander. Clarence H. Allan. Donald Allen, Gleen H ...... Bailey, Herbert P. . . . . Barkley. Rud. . Beaman. J. A Benzing, Gordon 0.. . . Bishop. Walter W ..... , Ernekman, Norbert C .......... . .1124 Maplu AVE. DIIyLun. U: 3113 McGrr- gnr Avm 372T Lovell Ave. . .70 Ehrmxn Ave. 21341 lipading Rd. ..45117 Height Ave. 3640 Russell Ave. . . .427 Warner St. . 27 Lakewood Ave. ............. 2717 Daccy Avu. 419 E. Liberty St. 3018 Sanders St. .1929 Kinney Ave. . 3344 Reading Rd. Bockhorat. John .1 ................. 774 Summit AVE. .. 818 Linden Avc.. Newport. Ky. W 134-1 Gann Ave. Chryst. Walter ................... Germantown, 0. Monroe. Wash. . 42211 Marburg Ave. ...... 12'? Calhoun St. .. . .14 W. Carlton St. . . . .. 353 Shiloh St. ... . ...1710 Western Ave. Greiser. Kenneth 1N1 ........... 3039 Montana Ave. Henlein. Carl A. 1111:2446 Mound Ava, Nurwnod 0. , 573:1 Belmont Ave. .2419 Salutaris Ave. . . ..404 Lombardy St. .............. 26 W.13I.h 5t. . . Springfield. 0. .42 E. McMillan St. 2210 Gilbcrt Ave. . . Louisville. Ky. 1678 Cedar Ave. .. 27:1 Emming St. 2647 Bellevue Aw. Towanda, P3. ... .3819 Drake Ave. Rudman. Roy Shatter . . . . . . . . ..... Butler. Ky. 24 Findiav St. .126 Winkler Ave. .3237 Daytona Ave. . Chevy Chase, D. C. Arnold, Chas. F. . . ...... Harrison. Cl. . . ... .3909 Vine St. ...... 925 Clinton St. ..2628 Cleinview Ave. ........... Hamilton, 0. ....... 2210 Ohiu Ave. . .3559 Newtun Ave. Brown,Jame-31'1. Buehlcr. R, .1 f'handinn PalJlJ. Cuno,Phi1ip Covingtun. Ky .46? Riddle Rd. . 112 E. University Ave. 9 Hayduck Bldg. Curries. Williarri A-Jherls.-Spr1ngiiuid Aven. HWyoming, fl, CurLissI. Howard C r05 y. Davis. ilurwin Spalding. .I.A Lhuns. Pa. 1422 Gruunup St. Covington. Ky. Day. Howard Bitmdgrmdn Deardorfl', Harold Emcrmn 1391111101. LetitCr Forrest. . . . . DeGinther. Chan. W Dnnnelly, Richard .1 Uuuthit. Geurgrl R Easiey, Mnody W. . Eilors. Henry G Fenley. Mnrgan. , . . Finch. HranS . . Garrisnn, Stuart R, Geis. Frul L ..... . G1eesun. Francis M Graner, Lo Gregory. Luuis Jmu Guilday. chhn William Hallhvrg, Thure Eherhai'dt r v; Hartman John Kilby . Hansel. Harry W .... Hullister. Lennard Loch i'II-an. Westfield. N. 1. . Dayton 0 31161mperial St. Hardpaty Ave. . ..Newpcrl. Ky. . .Sioux Falls. S. 1.1. 30157 Markhn-It Ave. .380 Huwe-ll AVE. . C Wingtun. Ky. 1727 E. McMillan St. . 29311 Urweile: Ave. 115 Huntingtun PI. .29 Wandsdaio Ave. 54 E. McMillan St. , menpoli5,Ala. ....... Xenia, 0. ..... Chicago. 1111 ..... 5200 Shattuc Ave. 2250 SchoedingPr Ava. .Shcridan. Wyn. HDuse.Etlw1nRalpl-I 2426 Hinson Ave... Nurwmd, 0. Hughes..10hn S. Jander. John. . . Johnston. Arrhie P Kieiner. Frank 1711.. . Kieaaling. Fred J. . .. Kinney, Wm. 91.. , Kirschner. Chas. F KaeEpen. Harold K05 Elmer Jacob Landon. William Brai-lley, .TI- Lyford. Genrge McClure. Arthur Wiliiam i N Meshon. James .......... Meyers, Philip M. M1115, Frank F Morris, George Wiiliarn ... Morrison. Frank William 1N1. Myers..1ames Earl , Newe11.GQnrge Noble..10hu IrviIie 1N1. Nuezel. Wilbur Frank Olinger. Stantnn.- . .. Ott. Rueben E. Paton.A1ex. N.. Peter. Oswald Frederickn Pfeiferle, Frank Herman 1 N1 - Piper. Robert Neal 111-1.. . Plueddeman, Hugu H ..... Post. Brrett AIIgustusi Rickizr. F. G , Ritzi. .1011 H ...... Rodgers, George K. . Roller. Walter W. . . Rusenstein, Sidney.. Roshnng. Roy G. .. Roush, Allen B, .. . Rosin, Isiah. Salkuirer. Nicholas M Sarvis, Robert. G. Schneider. Matthew S Schoeiwer. Wm. B , Schrader. Cha51 H , , Schrner, James M ....... Schulte. Henry J ..... Schoemaker, Gienn E.. . Sigmund. Ralph W Smedley, Anderson B. Splain, Walter E. Stackhouse. HowardVLH , . Staukhouse. JudsuNn ., Steinmann. Wm. Steiner EaihertJN Stewart, Russell E. . . . . . . j I: Taylor, Albert J . . . Theis, Charles F. Wagner, Berzilius Watts. Thomas R... Will. Albert H. ,. . Buffalo. N. Y. . . Buiialo. N. Y. 2865 Stantnn Ave. . .Perrysville. Mn. 412.3 Lora Ave. Wy yoming. O. 2877 Observatory Rd. . .Mi1w2ukee. Wis ,,Waterf0rd. Conn. ..Meadville. Pa. .. .. ..Uaytun, O. ..... .... Dayton. 0. .. . .. ,Altocna. Pa. 3324 PEI'kimI Ave. Kennedy Heights ..... 7.. Term Haute, 1nd. .1606 Mansfield St. 1530 Fairfax Ave. ..Weslfluld. N. Y. .. , Glenside, Pa. .1678 Cedar Ave. . .2126 Auburn Ave. . ..820 York St. . . Racine. Wis. . .Rossmoync. O. . .App1etun. Wis. . 1334 MeierAve. 448 Ada St. N C hattannnga Tenn. . 536 Howell Ave. ........ 14 Juergens Ave. Fall River. Mass. . .Milwaukee. Wis. . 274 Durchcster Ave. . .Cantnn, O. Greenfield 0. . 3550 Newton Ave. .256 Ehrman AVE. 4149 Woodbine Ave. . Ddebclt. Ia. .2351 Victoria Ave. ..... Bmokline Ave. . .2721JeiIeI-son Ave. ..... Hamilton, IL . Winchester. Ind. . .Phiiadelphia. Pa. Mt. Healthy. 0. ..6210 Manual St. Fosteria, O. Fusturia O. . 423'! Williamson P1. .......... Chicago, Ill. . .341-1 Telfnrd Ave. Forregt Grove. Oregon. . .Newpurt, Ky. ..... Covingmn Ky. . ...Winchester. 1nd. ..4415 Plainville Rd. Williams, Harry B. . . Withrow, Stanley 0 ,. f ' Wuelflin. Wm . .112. . .. Wuest. Roy E You ng. Lawrence E EEEEEE . .511 E. McMillan St. ..411 Ludlow Ave. ........ Louisville, Ky Glenwood. Minn. ...7. . .1632 Freeman Ave. Freshmen Aicom, Herbert S. ...... Anderson. Lloyd W. Baker, John R ....... Bardes. Calvin E Beer, Harold W . Benedict. Warren A. Billard, Gordon Y Blair. Russell M, . . . . . . Bradner, James W . . Brittingham, Wm. R Brown. Carlton E.. . . . Brown, John E.. .. .. Burnett. Ralph ..... Burt, Robert V. . Caldwell, N. F Casey. Stanley Champlain, W. J Coons, Edgar D ....... Coplon. Earl M. .. . Cornelius. Carl 1-1. . Cuverston, Fred L. Daly,Wm J........f.'... Des Jardina Gregory Daubenhis. Nordun W DeWeis. Merle ......... Dads. HenryJ ,,,,,, DuBrul. Steven Durbin, Edward. D .. Elsbach, FremantA. . Ernst. Maurice E. . . . I... . Eshbaugh, Jesae E. Evans, John P. . Evans. Royce. . . . Fassett, Oliver K. . . . Fields. Alexander S . . Fischhach. Bassil E.. . Fisher, Harry G ........ I Fltzgerald, Percy H. . Flemming. Thomas C. Furthman, Alfred E. Fnust, Jessie L . .. Frowa, Chester E ...... I. I. Fulner. Raymund Gehauer. Max B. ..... 7. Gugt, Hialnry ...... . . . . Gibson. Frank ......... . Glaser. Carl W. . . . Glicksberg, Hyman . . Guldstein. Ruebon Gouda, Godfrey P. . . .-.'.- Graham. C. Gray, L. D.. .. Grew, Harrison. . Huller, Karl R Hamblin. Arthui. ... 7' Hunauer, Chas. Harris. LouisS . . Harrod. John M. Haslup Rnbt. E . Hawk. Wm. M ...... Havclaar, Wm. C. . Hedger. Howard 11. Hrnry. Chester J ch17. Elmer G Hibargnr. Edwin G H11Pck.Wrr1. 1 Husung.J011n L. . . . . IdPsnn. Allison F1 Isreai. Durman D.. . Isyhurding. R. Gurald.. Jacobs. George I! Jenkins. Richard 8.. . . Jervis, Thomas. E Johnson. Darryl W Johnson, Marcus K . Jones. Gordon M Beaven, .103. M. . . .. . Beck, Cornelius D ...... ............. Wyoming. 0. C.12ve111nd.0. . ..Norwoocl. O. ........ 1055 Marshall Ave. . .Paterson, N. J. Jettersonville. Ind. ..Branklyn. N. Y. ...... Nnrwoad. O. .Ashland, Ky. ....... 1234 Lnuden Ave. ..... 3425 Boudinnt Ave i ........ 313 Crestiine Ave. ...... 3822 Drake 691:9. . . . Y. M. ..... 2221 Park Ave. . ...... 4352 Height Ave . .C. A .5629 Bram ble AVE 1118 Rosemont Ave. . ..Newpurt Ky. 537 Marlowe Ave. . ..2915 Portsmith Ave . 5467 Hamilton Ave. 1.7.2.2638 Dennis S1. M. c. A. .... . 6001 Kennedy Ave. .835 Beecher St H. .314 E Universlty AVE . 3049 Cleinview Ave. . ..4602WardSt. . . . Dayton,0hic ......... Wyoming, 0. ' ....... 2311 Nelson Ave. ..2567 Highiand Ave. .... .. ..Marshull. Texas ..... 1604 Sycamore St. 1309 Bowman St. ....... Fitchburg. Mass. M. C A- .3050 Bracken Rd. ........ Dayton 0 i. '. '. f. .1720 Fairlax Ave. .Newpnrt, Ky. . ' . .517 West 11111 St. ......... 21-15 Grandin Rd. 1528 Gilpin Ave ...... 150 W.McMiiI-.1n St. 2344 Kamper Lane ,5 Leroy CuurL V........WiL'hiLa. Kansas Cavingtun. Ky. .VVerk 311d Glenmore Aves 150 W. McMillan St . . . . 125 Hereford Ave. ....... Dayton. 0. .Grand Rapids. Mich. 2118 Kamper Lane . .225 Northern Ave. ..... . 3-129 Price Ave. . Osborne- 0. 1041 Bunnymeade Ave .Patersnn, N. J . . Lacuna N. Y . 2521 Albany Ave. 950 Oakland AVL'. Wichita, Kansas .2322 Highland Ave. Cnlnradn Springs .Norwnod. 0. .3426 Burnet Ave. . Nnrwuud, 0. 1113 Sherman Ave. .3517 Muntullh Ave. 2325 Reading Rd. 2875 Montana Ave ..Dayton 0. 2137 Sintcm Am . .Fitchburg, Mass. ............. 11 E. 8th St. .757 Delta Ave. 2929 Sander St . ....... Piqua 0. .507 Clay St. 3533 Mooney Ave. . . .Bellevue, Ky. ...... Portland, 0. Juergens,1Walter A Kessel. A1 hart J Kir by. Walter. Klett, Wm. C. . Kiine. Ralph K. Koehler. Fred. . . . Kratt. E11111 .F ....... . Kuhn. Clarence W ...... .Station C 3303 24 Lambertson. Lawrence G. . ..Beiding, Mich. Lang. J. Oliver ................... .Y M. C A Lauth, Cletus G. . . .2517 University Court Lewis. George E. . .Y. M. C. . Lidell Lyle 1... ..M C. A. Luh ray, Clarence R . .Hamilton, 0. Lubin. Clarence ......... . . .10 Landon Court Loveless. Glenn. . . . . . . . . ...... Somerset, Ky. Lyfnrd. Thomas ...... . .. ....... Dya tan 0. McCash, Carol .......... .8335 Wiswell Ave. McCartt. Lawrence E. . . . ....... .Waltnn. Ky. McDonald, Harold J. . . .32 57 Southside Ave. Maddux. Dwight ........... . . . 4745 Winton H.111 Maish, Donald A ............ .4032 Rose Hill Ave. Maliin. Milton ............. . .3662 Reading Rd. Marble, C3711. . .............. ........ Marion. 0 Marian. John A, . . .... . .Norwo od, 0 Mehlhope. Lincoln E ........... 2703 Portland Ave. ..... 952 Marion Ave. Mendenhall. Walter S . . . . . 3595 Wllson Ave. Merriil, Donald . .. Metzger,Howa1-d E. Miller, Harvey . Mittendori Wm. E. Molloy, John A. ..... ... ...5101 Ravina Ave. Moore. Paul D. . .. .... .... .3202 Harvey Ave Murgan, Harold G . ..Y Maya, Roberto ..................... Y. 12C A Mueller. Wm . . . . 107 W. Liberty St. 7 i . 3259 Beresford Ave Muth. George H. .13 18 Glendura Ave. Nesper. 0rv1lle.. Newman, Ed. L. .. Norwood, O. Nleman. Arnold C. . . . .1329 California. Ave. Nuertker Juaaph A ................. Newpnrt Ky. Ogden. W. H , ,. .. .. ..... Norwood. 0. Pabst. Robert P .................... 2136 Ohio Ave. Pabst Warren .1 . . . . . . Hamiitnn. O . 9114 Cinnamon St. 746 E. Ridgeway Ave. .Connersville, Ind. Peterson. .1. J. Phillips Philip E. Porter. Kenneth W Putthnri'. Henry A.. .3484 Whitfield Ave. Pross, George P. . . . . . . .1538 Crown St Queduns. Peter G. .. . . ....... . ..Blue Ash, 0. Rapp, Louis J . ....... Hamilton. 0. Rappsilber, Wm. R. ............. .Dayton. 0 Ruprecht. Paul E. . . .The Roanoke Sampson. Joseph . . . ..... . ..... F1111 River, Mass. Schaeuble, Carl L. . . .............. Hamilton. 0. Scheering, Walter S . . . . . . .Sha ndon. O. Scheilhamer. Lawrence W ...... 43 Erkenbrecher AVE. Sehierloh. Frederick P. . . . . . Columbus. 0 Schacht, Norman. , .. . . 3622 Zumstein Ave. Schindler. H. C. . . . . . .. .. ... 2521Aubum Ave. Schlotman, R. C. . . . ..... 3-143 Pleasant View Ave. Schorr. William J. ......... . . .2530 Kemper Lane . .2436 McMillan St. .2211 E. Rochelle St. Schntt John W. Schubert. Wilfred G. Shustcr.'w.w ........ ....... WestUniun, 0. Schwartz, David. . ......... . . .415 Betta St. Scibert Carl F . . ..Cuvingtnn Ky. Shafer. Lewis Wells. Chautauqua. N. Y.. and Y. M. C. A. Shaffer. Bernard Franklin, New Straitsville, 0., and Y. M. C. A. Shawhan. William Henry. 566 S. Tweiith St. Hamilton, 0. Shetterly. Hcrshall Eugene. Dayton. 0.. and 243'? Clifton Ave. Shipmun. William Henry. Athens, P31. and 88 W. McMillan St. Shuttleworth. Charles Jackson. Toledo. 0.. and. Y M C. A. Silverman Jack Bernard. . . . .52 Albany Ave. Sims. Chas. R. . .......... . .Hnmiltnn. 0. SI can. Robert F' . . . . . ICharleviux. Mich. Slye.LeonardA. .Lebanon, 0. Smith. Cthte-r M . . . Middletown, D. Spprm, George . . . Covington. Ky. Steiner. Raymond J. . . . . . . . . .3042 Tayior Ave. Stophenaon. H. K. . 2521 Auburn AVE. l3421 Stoehr, James HK . K K Strubel, Henry JK K . K Stutaon. Alvcrd C. . Swarlzel, Paul E.. ... . . ..... Sweeney, Ed. E. . . . Tgaylur, Arthur F . TIlton. Russell 0. . . . K K . K . . Thomas. Clifiurd G twat! Cheviot Ave. 2963 Moteland Ave. 62 S. Warwick Ants. .Daylon O. . Norwnnd, O. blitil Montgomery Rd. KMaysviile. Ky'. Tuwnsend,.lnhn H K KNurwuod 0. Turreli. RichardJ.K KCnvington Ky. White, George HK KNewport, Ky. Whitelaw, Frances M I KK I 117 Hartwell Ava. COLLEGE OF REGULAR STUDENTS Seniors Bishop, Ernest Edward, Murgantown, W. Va., and MB McLane Ave. Cornelius. James ThambiduraiI . Madral, Snuth India McClintic, Clifton Forrest .. . .Williamsburg, W. Va. iiNleneice, Kline Vespucius, 518 E. 2131 SEK. 2Crwingtrm Ky. Nuonan,Char1es Stewart ...... 238 Malish Ave. Scoville. Dorothea Haven. 4 'Lansing Avev. Troy. N. Y Snyder, Mrs. Mildred Law. ......... Camden. 0. Juniors Brown, Abraham ............. IMorgantown. W. Va. Knight, Mary Sadelia . . . .4520 Erie Ave. Lyle. Alice Franklin . . 203 Wnulper Ave. McIntyre. Howard Dixo ..Carhsie. Ky. Sophomores Davis, David Carson K ....... .Peebles 0. Pirrung. Mathew Clarence K K . K3240 Burnet Ave. 2Shively, Russell Lowell . . . . K . Midvale, 0 Willke, Gerard Thomas ............. Maria Stein. UV Freshmen Cherington, Maynard Steele, 711 Euclid AveK, Tnledn,0 Dillon, Mary Allen. . . .Fairmaunt, Ind. 1tF'eI'guson. John ThomasK ........ Mt. Morris. Mich Jones, Gwendolyn Anna 51MLPieasant Ave. . Ft. Thomas. Ky. Lapaley. John Brown . . K . . .MCAfEE, Ky $Murphy. Leland Blaine K Belmont, 0. Flack, Aurelia Jessima ..... .3240 Burnet AveK Porras. Lorenzo Pedroso Klara. lloilo. P. I. Shelton. Mrs. Violetta GilmanK .3 Eden Park Terrace Vaater, Walter CharieSK. 2235 Burnet Ave. Special Students K K KBethesda Hospital Binggeli. Frieda ....... Bush, Helen Veronica Cincinnati Tuberculosis Sanitarium Gutierrez, Daria ............ Bogota. Colombia, S. A. Iliff. Mrs. Frances Jessie. K 1220 Louden Ave. Kronacher. Regina JuanK . 765 Greenwood Ave. Nearc. Lucia .......... 944 Lenox Pl. Weidensail, Clara Jean. . . 58 Holiister StI Wilabach. Carl Albert.. .108 Valencia St. Barden Norman. Seniors 1209 Seventh St... S. 13., Minneapolis. Minn. Braunlin Robert Frederick 171.1 Eleventh Stu Portsmouth. 0. Colean. Ward Denvar ....... . .Waraaw. O. Colon Jose Roman. K . Arecibo, Porto Ricu Conner. Joseph Alger, . . K , Moundsviile W. Va. Coombs. Forrest Pembmck K .Morgantown, W. Va. Davis. John Francis ...... . Tod Ava, Warren, 0. Dryer, Ernest R0 QrsK. ......... LaGrange, Ind. Hagin, John Char as, 4018 S. Grand Ave.. St. Louis. Mo. Hoskins, Llnyd Leggett ........... Middleiield 0. Lillard. Davis . . K . . K . .6229 Savannah Ave. Lyle,l.l10nald Johnson . . . .203 Wonlper Ave. McCreary, Homer Wilson. .College Corner, 0. Martin Robert Scott .......... Pike St, Sidney, 0. D'cDigedSin service during inliuenza epidemic, October, 1 1 . . .2567 Highland Ave. 1325 Edwards Rd. .. .1912 Young St. . 2527 Ashland Ave. .Grand Rapids. Mich. .127 Green St. 0. .13 50 Grace Ave. KHamiltIm, UK K2918 Werk Rd. Whittier, Juhn W K ...... K Wilkerann. Claudn CK K K . K . . Wilann. Francis K .. Winuna. Lawrunce CK Winanr Carlton W . Wnlfsrm. Benjamin . WIIudruii'. Everett anman Wurkman Everiy J. .Hulmesviiiu Wydmun. Robert. Smith ... . Zellor Wm. L Zimmerman. Courtney Lawrence .. MEDICINE Raybeck. Ralph Jackson, 516 Univeraity IJrivc, Morgantown, W. Va. Ruusey. Schuyler CorIax ......... Huntington. W. Va. Ryall, George Wallace. Jr . KWncster. U SuH'ron. Benjamin F,. K .Peeblcs, 0. Thompson. JameS. . .Morgantown. W. Va. Vierling, Frank K . . .1917 Knox St. Wellman, Frank Geargr-IK ..... 2963 W. Sixth St. Wygant Willis EdwardK. . KK ...... Tulsa, Okla. Juniors Adelstein, Fred K10312 Adams Ave., Cleveland. 0. bury Eslieu K Amphellahurg Ky Bearty, Ernest Nutter R. F. D. No 7 Len'ngton, Ky. Brigham, Vernon D ................... Robinson 111. Britenburg. Earl M. . ..... Convoy. O. Busching. Howard Eilsworth. . 504 Walnut St Elmwood Place 0. Damien. Earl Neagley. 517 Catawissa Ave. Sunbury, Pa. Donahue. Matthew Thnmas, .10 Butler '31:, Ludlow. Ky. Friedrich. Charles. Jr K ......... 4510 Homer Ave. Haaf. Albert LarryK. K22 E Third S1... Cuvington, Ky. Hachen. David S ..... 857 Blair Ave. Hohman. Louis Mathias K . K .1221 W. Seventh St. Horn. Karl William.K K ..... Lewisburg O. Janes, James Guy ..... 20 Apollo St, Petersburg, Va. Kuhoe. Robert Arthur ............... Georgetown, 0. Kenkel, Henry Frank. Sta. L. H. F. D. No. 2, Bridgetown, OI Kilhane, Cornelius Vincent, 10707 Clifton Blvd., Cleveland, OI Linton, Frank Terry.. .. .R. R. N01 5, Jamestown. O. Lockwood. Kenneth Leroy. 1918 Greenup Sti. Cuvington. Ky. McKhahn, George Grassei. ..... .2515 Auburn Ave. Molinder. Samuel Garvin. 805 Central Ave.. Newport. KyI Moore-Bnncks, Howard Earl 1N! K K . Hastings, W. Va. Newman. Rush Cari. . ...... .Spencer. W. Va. Payne Clyde Clarkaon ....... Fairmount, Ind. Ray, Victor. Jr.. .. . .K 11584 Mooney Ave. Roberts Vernon Bradiey. ....... . . .520 Carplin Pl. Roger's, RaymondK, .308 E1 Second St. Newport, Ky. Runyan. William McKayI .R. D. No. 5, Springfield. 0. Scherr, William Burkhart NW, 149 Wilson Ave.. Morgantown. W. Va. Sexton. Marshall Cullen .......... K .Rushville. Ind. Smith, Herbert Nahum ............ BrookViHE, 1nd. Stack. Robert Anthony Henry, 1124 Fifth St, Lorain, L'JI Straehley, CliFFnI-d John K .. . .812 Dayton St. Straehley. Erwin Miller ............. 312 Dayton St. Sutton. John Franklin, 2337 Fifteenth St N. 13., Canton, 0. Torrance, John Ferguson. 16 N. Seventh SL, Hamiltun. O. Turner, Clifton Sherwuc . 11 N Maplewood Ave.. Peoria. 1.11. Walker. Robert B-ryun- .............. Meyersdaie. Pa. Ziegler, JurumE.. . . K . K K Maysville. KyI Sophomores Benzing, George. Jr Hamilton. 0. Beumler, Arthur Kari. .1512 Fifth 31.. Portsmouth LI Brammer, Fred EmerscinK ...... ..Chesapeake, O. Cassady, Everitt Sidney ............. K Belpre. 0. Conwell, Halford Fred. . . 1260 Chestnut SL. Xenia. 0. l 3-13 I Cook. George Harvav. ..... Oxford, 0. Craft. Otis Raymond ....... Sarahsvilie, 0. Dowriing. Harold Francis .Peebles. O. Drachenberg, Harry . ....... 829 Cleveland Ave. Falter Linyd King11 1.1728 Chase Ave. Fiip'se. Matthew 3331. 12-1 W. Twelfth St Holland, Mich Fraas. Clarence LeRuy. ..33 Helena SL. Davton,01 Ganim Juseph Nichoias . . . 246 13. Fifth St. Hannah, Hewitt. Biain ..... .Addyston, 0. Jones, Herbert Claiborne, 431 Washington St21. Petersburg, Va. Knehler William Alfred ..... ?Lakewoud Ave. Kuhn, Hugh Alva .......... Lore Cily,0 . Kymmel. August. . . . ..... '1' View Pl LaCamera, Frank. . .. 94? Fruit Ava, Farrell. Pa Lande, Frank ............ 3505 Reading Rd. Lavender. Herman Leon. . . . Burnct and Union Aves1 Lindner, Joseph . .3358 Wiaweii Avg, Hartwell, O. MalnnF, Herbert Patrick. 441.E Walnut. 81., Lancaster, 0. Minich Paul Rust North Hampton O. Musekamp. Geurge Henry. 3919 Harrison Ave., Sta. L Newcomb. Paul Barkley . . . .West Unity, O. Pickerel. Fred Beverly XVichita Kans. Pieck CarlEdward1. 1 523 Main St, Covingtun, Ky. Piiluid, Juhn Victor . Grand Rapids, 0. Raap, GErard, 20 E. Twenty- fourth St Hnliand Mich. Rnhins Joseph Edwin. 1.319 Virginia SL, Charleston. W. Va. Shafer. ClarenceJosepi-I 463? Smith Rd., Norwood. U. Shouk,Hulm1-t Herman. St. Joe, Ind. Smith, Vincent Vanhurn. 131 Wayne Ave. Luckiand 0. Summer. Louis . .1Harrndsburg. Ky. Striker, Cecil ..... 214 E. Seventh St, Covingtun Ky. Sudhuff, Paul Gerhardt, 3900 Hazel Ave Norwcud, O. Vonderahe. Alphonse Ralph. 4260 Leonard Ave St Bernard. 0. Wagner, Harald Harr 1521 HuHman Ave. . Dayton, 0. Woodburn, Lemuel Ansel .............. .Urbana, 0. Wylie, Charles Andrew. 120 E. McMillan St. Freshmen Beck. Frank Tilden. 1 . . . .Crestline, 01 Brown, Albert Loni ...... .955 Cleveland AVE. Brueggemann Williani Harry ..... 1308 Republic St. Davis.Wilbu1' Louis . 11 N Summit. St,. Dayton. 0. Fraser, John Allen ..... 1 .R. D. No. 2, Wellsville, 0. Freiburg, Joseph Albert. ..... 3577 Alaska. Ave. Fuller.Wiilia1-n Howe. .. . Mayiieid Ky. Gaker, Louis William, Ji' ...... 1228 Laidlaw Ave. Guest. George Mathin. 9E. Chestnut St.., lHooneston. Ill. Hendricks. Elliot Mo 5Paxton Rd. Hendricks. Louis Joseph, 3iu5 Paxton Rd. Herwitz. Sam S . .1Paducah.Ky. Keck, Herman .1 . i 3595 Outlook Ave. Leech, Charles H0321 . New London. 0. Lunger, Guernsey Reincr. 294 Franklin St. .. Marion. 0 McClure George William. ......... Louisa, Ky. McKhann. Charles Fremont. Jr. .2515 Auburn Ave Miller, Maurice Irving . . ....... Delta, 0. Musket, Myer Salmen, 1907 Averv .SL' Parkersburg. W. Va. Paul, William Cornelius. . .2931 Montana Ave. Pavy, Odra S1Greensburg, Ind. Reed. Horace Edwin. 307 Lincoln Ave. Slutsky, Hymann 3 LeRoy Court Somerfield, Harrv Alexahder. Jr .114 Lyon St. Swepatnn. Emil Rawn ...... .1525 Considine Ave. Wynn, Justice Farlessn.1vaidence,Ky. Zeligs, Wendel. Zwick Genrge Holliday. 320 W. Court St. .1104 E. McMillan St. SCHOOL OF NURSING AND HEALTH Pre-Nursing and Post-Nursing Students in the College of Liberal Arts. Seniors Rnberts. Abhic EELA'I.. . 1016 v.11 Ninth St. Candidates for Certificates in Pubilc Health Nursing Perilion. Gnrmaine WitP. 1.V11ulat, 31.. Etipnne. France Candidates for Degree and Diploma First Year Student Stickney, Helen Burton. . .7029 Langviow Ave. Candidates for Diploma Third Year Bailey, Eunice Ethelyn EELM. 1.McWhnrtcr. Ky. Barley, Edna McClure .Bond Hill, 0. pr Orleans. L3 721 Ghoisnn Ave. West Alexandria. 0. Concord. Ky. 3123 Harvard Ave. Bellefontainu. 0. 3301 Clifton Ave. Harrison. 0. .Akrnn, U. Marietta, 1'11 2836 Reading Rd. New Vienna, i'J. Miamisburg. LI. Camden, 0. .Burea, Ky. New Orleans, La. 1115. Jeanette HariFttu 1 . . .1W'usl Alexandria, 0. SchausFii. Muriel Luurena VVavorIy. O. Schnfsruli Matildal 01,1199 Charlotte WPsL Aurora 1an Sebvrt, Lorene Adelaide. . Camden. 0. Sallew irladys 16311 E. McMillan St. S. with Luella Carohne. . .Lockland. O. Stprling Lillian .246 Gilman St. Dii:d in service- duririg infiuenza epidemic, October 1913. Barney, Charlotte Arms- Bodvli. Louise Hampton Bohlman. Minnie Augusta 1 Chalkls-y. ltuth ...... Cruswell. Anna Saioma Eblinz, Louise Nichols. Foster, Parthenia Katharina Gimpii'. Blanche Augusta Hodges, Durmhv Irene Hoh' Mary I . lizaheth Hufri'Iann. Ophelia Lawrence Hussev. Jessie Hianche Hilda Selma VViIludI'nL- Elsie Sagan Carniine . Mary 1' ccelia. Ossian. Ind. .1356 Burdetze AVLI . Gibsnnburg, 0. Fruit Hill, 0, Castalia, 0 1Castalia, 0. Summers. Lulu Alice. . 1 . Tennenbaum, Lillian ......... Tehbe. Corrine Catherine- . Wilson. Ethel Viola. . . W'itier, Mabel Eva . Wltter, Nettie Esteila. . 1 1 . ..... Second Year Arrowsmith. Aimeda Eatey. Katharyn Beagle, Lola Blair, Helen Sluarns . Bi8111-13115, Anna Laythem. Butler. Flora Louise . Carrick, Edna Helen Conner, Margaret Alden, Woodrow Ave.. Nsw Albany, Ind. Marietta, O. .4607 Whetzel Ave. . St, Cloud. Fla. . Racine. O. . Marietta. O 2495 Madison Rd. WGeurguLDwn Ky 22 Lamai' AVE. ., Selma, Ala. 12? Meimnre S1... TiHin, 0. Davis,Beulah1. 1. Eddy, Rebekah Proctor Davis Edwards. Amy Vuun. .New Mammoras O. Emerson. Huidah Box 353, Lowland. 0 Heilings,11-iarinn,702 N. Howard St.. Uniun C1ty,Ind. Jameson, Mary Elizabeth. .Cynthiana. Ky. Johnston, Margaret Rugby Rd College Hill Johnston, Mary Janet, 11:1 E. Huntington St, Montpelier. Ind. Kc-Imer, Irene Lou1 .12 N. Tenth 51., Hamilton. 0. Lozier, Ethel Marie Elna Green, Ind. Macy. Rhoda Elma. .101 N. 1Valnut SL, Uninn City. Ind. Malone. Ava Ameda .Muskingum Drive. Marietta. 0. Markwith, Helen Betti: 1.Gr1-212nville.0. McCurmick. Hollis Ann 301298. Huron. 0 Neal, Phyll' is S., 1010 Murdnck Ave1Parkersburg. W. Va. Nesbit Grace irene R R. 11111.2 Casstown. 0 Newman, Emma Winona 1 603 Nuth St 1111-1111, 0. Ramon. Sarah Louise 37b?! Pennsylvania Ave. Rnush. Sciutn Belle . T20 Seventh SL. Portsmouth. 0. Shipley, Sadie 0nei1u..239 Lincoln Ave Marion. 0. Sinnaker, Mary Lou . Farmiand, Ind. Smith. Ava Bernadine. . . . Bass. 0. Sewers. Mabel Eugenia . . .Goshen. Ind. Startsman, Elizabeth Marjorie. 1 .Terrace Park. 0. i344i Scivers. Burdette Irma. .............. Cherry Fork. 0- Tunk er, Helen .1119 Broadway, Logansport. Inrl. Wulmer. Florence TiiiL. 518 S. Main SL..BIuiIt1m. Incl. Weaver. Mary Helen..BnL-.1v1a.0. Waning, Lulu Carolyn ....... Lowal. 0. Westcott. I'llinora. Tennant. . ,Batawa, 0. First Year Addicott. Gertrude Irena. 11.6 N. Oakland AUP.,Sharm1. Pa. Alexander. Addie Francis, 402 Broadway, Everett. M355. Allen. Hertha M. . .. . . Glendale. 0. Anson. Mary Frances . . . .Akron. 0. Beckett.m'1ce. . . . . . . . 1111111111911. 0. Benham Carrin Anna. . . . . . . . . . ... .Troy. 0 138111111111. 0113113 Cornelia Blake. Suphia Dodge. .. .. . . . Bloch. Beatrice Francaa ....... Bridge, Charlotte Elizabeth . Burfurd Mary Elizabeth.. Burgess. Heiena Elizabeth Buschc. Margaretu Caldwell. Genevieven Caley. Lois. . . . Carney. Mary Rebe'cca, 318 E Brown Sf... Bellefontaine. O. Chaney, Mary Ev vnely. 10828 South Western Ave... Chicago Ill. . Yurktnwn. Texas . .3025 Fairf1e1d Ave. Franklm. 0. . . Ocala, Fla. .Geurgemwn. Ky. .Columbus Grave. ..... .828 Beecher St. . ..... ..Harriion, O. C1ark,Marjory. ......... . .. Medina. 0 Craig, Mrs. Ruth Thrasher ..... . 230 Senator Pl. Cramer, He1en N . .Edentun, O. . . .I . .Johnstun. 0. . .Ne-w Richmond. 0. Cross.Ru1h ..... Day. Emma ........... Denafnrd. Katherine Jane ..... . .Cruthersvilie, Ind. DIBterle. Gertrude Frederika . . . . . 210 Hosea Ave. Dnnahey. Elizabeth, 745 N. Nelson Rd., Columbus. 0. Doherty. Cecil Hazel. . . ..... . . 'Montgomery. 0. Erman, Beatrice Helenn .211 Forest Ave. Evans.Ne1119 Irene. . . . 1mm, 5nd. Farrar. Lydia Warner. .Ma pie eLodge. London. 0. Fay, Miriam 11.21411 Firth St.,Ma1-ietta. O. Fergus. Gertrude, 1'12 Fourth Ave N Great F3115. Mont Finlay. Erma Luella . . . . .Gollinaville. 0. Garrett. Mary Louise ............... Versailles, Ky. Gillespie, Evelyn Miller. . Malta. 0. Goldstein. Rose 11' S22 Augusta Ave C' heviot. 0. Graham, Jessie Elizabeth ................ Bartlett. 0. Granlund, Aurora Christina. St. Mary' 5 Ave. . Sidney. D. Greer. Nora. . H..F. D.Nu.1.Roanoke. Ind Halline. Eleanor ........... . . De Pere. Wis. Hart, Helen Gladys. ..... .6010 Prentice St. Heck. Marjorie Sibyl . . . .3757 Darwin Ave. Herold. Lula Bryan ............. Huntersville. W. Va. Hague. Hermann Josephine. 230 Grafton Ave. , Dayton. 0. Jellison.Giady1-s Margaretw . . .West Alexandria. O. Joaiin. Florence Elizabeth. ..... .842 Mitchell Ave. Keman. Esther Beatrice. ............. Timn. 0. K9150, Mary Mildred. . . .Sabina. 0. Kilgour. Louise Tabbs ........... Harrison 0. Knapp. Mrs. Gertrude Stickney.1029 Longview Ave. Lake. Josephine. ..... . .Walnut SI... 1CDshocton. O. Lange, Katherine ...... 3611' Ernst St. Leahy. Christine. .403 S Union SL. biatchez, Miss. Long.MinnieA11ce ...... . .Ci1ftm-1 Hill MD. Lukemire. Barbara. . . .. Williamsburg. 0. Luge. Cora .................. .Mt Healthy.0 TMcComas, 11-.er Harriet Letcher Montgomery. 440 Ludlow Ave. McKenwn. Captain ........... . . . . .Malta. 0. McKinney. Gladys Jeannette . . . . . .Newtown. Ind. Meaglc. Sadie Catherine.. .830 Front. .. Marietta. O. Mendenhall, Edith Elizabeth. 9.52 Marion Ave. Metulie, Mrs. Alma Louise. .Gnmvilie. 0. Metealfe, Durothy Eunice Hess Apts..Wyorn1ng. 0. Milier. Emma Lydia. ... ..... 5'123 Arnshy P1. Mcnrehouse. Dornthy Henriette. Montgomery. 0. Morgan. Catharine F. 516 N. Division St.. Union City. Ind- Mote, Neva Pauline. . 5111 W. A511 31.. Piqua. O. Ochs. Esther May . . . . ..... . . . .Lancastcr. O. TDEceased. Pearson. Juanita. Troy. 0. Pioircp, Charintten R R 111, Radclifie- 5H,. Dayt11n.0. Pitman Mulmse . . .21 Haydrmk Apts Ransuhnfi', Balhnr . . . .2929 Vernon PI. liarrlnn Etta Viola 37119 Pennsylvania Ave. Rawlin. Marv Pancake- ..1519N.Main SL. Lundun. 0 Reed, HelI-n Ell:1111:.4.1'2 Grey Ava. Greenville. 0. Richardson. Adolaide.. . Glelale, O. Rnttman, Ethel M . Seymour, I'.nd Sams, Alma Marie 5 N Main St..Be!191r;ntaine U. Scht'll,01ive Ann . 711 E11111. Third 51.. Greunville. 0. Sheld11n.MrsJanet Km . . .Fair Haven. Vt. Skerl. Helen Alhertn .F-i :00 Euciid Ave. C leveland, 0. Siatur, Marguerite. .1800 Greenup SL. Cnvimzmn Ky. Sly. Marian Marguerite. 27 N. Pine St Lansing. Mich. Snraguc. Marion Brooke. 17.1.1.5 Harrodsburg Pike, Lexington, Ky. Sloinhardt. Anna Virginia. 312 MunLgumary St. Mariptta. CI. Stockwell, Donna Lucrs-tia . . .Meciianicshurg. 0. Sutton, Eva Magic 1208 N Ninth St... Lafayettp. Ind. Taher.LI'11ian Faye, 721 W. Fourth St.. Gpittsburg, Kas. T111401I Mi1dred Dickmson. 200 RidgF Aw Wuttcrson, Mary Florencs- . bLnntinontall O. WI'bFr. Ethel Morand. .929 N. Third St, Hamilton. 0. Weller. Mary Purdeli. 1212i Eighth St.. Huntingum. W. Va- Wheeler. Julia Wickes. 2-17 Church St.. Poughkeepsie, N. Y Wiltherger, Mabel A. ..... .De Kalh.111. Yaunt. Agnes Ramsey . Sayier Park Affiliated Sludents Aiken, Jessie Florence . .39 Lindvn Ave. NPwark, O. Augtin. Clara Randolph. . . . Blanchester. 0. Hair, Margaret Emily ...... ..Alvsrton. Pa. Beatty, Rena Lucille... . ...... . . Castaiia. 0. Blaney. Flora Jase. . . 1031 Purceil Ave. Buhannon. Neil Cnnnell.. . .chingtnn. Ky. Brown. Mae Katharina. 311' W. Church 513.. Barnesvilie. 0. Brubaker, Gertrude M. ...... Biuomdale, U. BurrelI.He19n Bee.. .1330 E. SanduskySt., Findlay U. Davidson. Hester Ai'mette ......... Gree'msburg. Ind. Demarest. Mrs. Marcia 131?;F ' . - D. NLI- 1. 1142115159111. 0. Deitman. Annette Lora. . ........ Dalton. Ill. Drnddy. Pearl Elizabeth. 314 Baine St. , Charleston. W. Va. Duffy. Ruth ............. Rockdale, Texas Ellison, Anne I. .1413 Jaines St, Saginaw Mich. Elsun, Maxalene .............. Landon. Ky Emig, Jnsephine. 721 N. Broadway. Piqua. 0. England. Lucile. . . ..... 322 Summit St., Fustoria. O. Enyart. Mabel Jan ..Covingmn. Ky. Fast, Bess Jane . . . Delphas. 0 Falkner, Helen Louise. ..Ostrander. 0 Fossnn.H1-len Russell Ashland, Ky. anler. Abbey. .. . Grazitsviile. w'. Va. Garrigues.RuthF1c-rence ...... .Morrisann Ind. Gutch. Grace Marie .Pandnra. 0. Gattis, Agnes Gertrude's.' .22 Tanner S1..Carmllon. Ga. Gautschi. Marie Matiaiim:l .. . ..Pandura 0 0111111. Ora ......... Route 4. Breckenridge. Mich. Gums, Minnie lnez. .. Halton. Shelin' 13.0, Ky. Gott, Olive Leela . . . ..... . Kalida. O. Guinn. Lois Doreen ..... 524 W. Greene St. PIqua. 0. Hamrick, Shirley Nancy. 422 ParkSt.Ceda'rtow1-1 Ga. Hamid. Doris Mi111rud.14 Bowers Ave..Newar11. 1'1. Hanshnrnugh. Helen Raichert Lexun P1. Harkins. Ruby Jo 1111. .. . 610 Wall 51.. Calhoun, Ga. Harris. Elizabeth Jane, 4113 W. Broadway. Wellsmn. 0. Hartiev. Alice . . . . Camden. 0. HatHeld Neva Vinla.. ..... . ...Bluomdaie. O. Hein. Elsa Christina, Cor. Wayne and Pansh Sf... Sandusky. O. Hendersnm. Lottie Bertella. 3:10 Kalorania St. Staunton Va. Hight. Liiiian Alicv . 411 Patterson St., Dayton 0. Hillsman Alma White ...... . . . Farmville Va. Hoffman Thelma Faye ...flhioCity. O Hoghe, Margaret Bereneine. .Ohiv City. 0. Ike. Erma Bella... 132.. Spring SL.St..Ma1-y's. 0. Jaenby. C lara HenriEtta..1029 Langdori SL..AILDI1.111. Kerr, Louise Rebecca. Ashley. Mich. King. Giadys Beatrice . ..107'2 Main 51.. Findlay. 0. 13451 Kunkel, GenevaH ............... Hanover. Ind. Lackie. Elizaheth Rlith ............. Bergland, Mich. Lamb Elizabeth Eunice. . . . . . 3302 Eastside Ave. Lamb. Marjorie Louise ............... Norwalk, 0. Lanahan. Margaret Mae. . . .132 Oak St.. Ludlow. Ky. Leaaor. Mrs. Bertha. . . . . ..... Battle Creek, Mich. Lingo. Myrtle Hazel. . ............. Beallsville. 0. Long, Ruth Paulina. Broadway. Spencerville 0. Longwell. Eva Louisa ............. . .Ashley. 0. Longwith. May. .528 N. Commerce St. Portland, Ind. Lnuks. Mary . . 60 Perkins Ave Delawara, O. Lumbert. Hazel Lucille ................ Radnor: O. Lyon.1mo Gray .................... Cedartown. Ga. Martindaie, Alma Barbara. R. R. No. 1. Box 26, Clayton. O. Mastin, Bessie. Paris, Ky. Maxey, Annie Ruth ............. Huntington, W. Va. Maxwell, Elinor Vaughn, 403 McKinley Ave.. N. W.. Canton. 0. May. Barbara ........................ Sandusky. 0. Mayer, Alice Wilcox. 505 Johnson Stu Albany, Ala. Meyers. Mary France5.. .Rawson. O. Montague. Bessie 31-4 Thii'd St. Covingtnn. Ky. Morgan. Sarah .................... 508 Riddle Rd. Mongey, Katherine Elizabeth. Chartyne Apta, No. 5. Piqua, 0. , , , . 54 3 Laurel St. Neaman, Mary Zetta WWeliston 0. Nelsun, Nina Naomi ............ Nurdhues Amanda Rose Marie . Glandorf n, 0' Carmen Mayme. . .Lexington Ky. Oliveroa, Margherita,124 E Harri5 St, Savannah Ga. Palm. Emma Marie. 6 Earle St.. Worcester. M355. Powell. Gayle Marie ...... . . . . Milan. Ind. Rankiri. Helen ............. 1505 Astor PI. Reiswitz.01ga Hilda. 1514 Armstrong 5L, Marinette. WisI 204 Wayne St, Versailles. 0. RiIey. Eva Marie .Cedartown. Ga. Hobert5 Lillian Florinen Robertson, Mary Elizabeth. Walnut and Oak Sta. LeRoy. IIII . R. Rose. Mary Elizabeth H. No. 3. Findlay. O. Ruhl. Alice Lydia, 1049 S. Senate Ava. Indianapolis Ind. Saloshan. Fanny ....................... u aw, Ky. Sanks. Clara Gertrude.. . .. . ..Aurora. Ind. Scheerer. Helen Louise ................. Blue Ash. 0. Scheirich. Margaret May Helen. 327 Sycamore Ava. Louisville. Ky. SI-Iiller, Ida Pauline. . . .16 Colby St... Lawrence. Mass. Simko. Mary ......................... Sandusky, 0. Spinner, Marion Lee . . . .CIiIton Forge. Va. Smith. Julia ............. . .223 McGregor Ave. Thomas, Kathleen Marie .............. Ostrander. O. Umphreg. Gladys Myrtle. 3 'T Homewood Ave.. Toronto, Ont Canada .WaIcotv-ille. Ind. Van Drew, Hazel ............... Van Sweringen. Clara Landes. A . 7 DaVIs Ava. Findlay, O Wallick, Vera. . .332 W. Crawford St, Van Wert. 0. Wallinger. Cecilia Adelaide. 418 Clinton St... Harriman. Tenn. Walters. Esther Olive ................. Ohio City. 0. Wehner, Agnes Marie ....... . .1172 Atwood Ave. Williams. Flora B Anna. ....... Morning Sun. 0. Wilson. Beatrice Childs, . 2504 Pleasant Ava. HamIllun 0. White, Agnes Catharine ................ Harrison. 0. Whonsetler. Celia Susanna ...... R. F. D., Wunster, O. Weidermuth. Mary Anne. R. R. No. 1, Jackson Center, 0. Zarweil, Goldie Esther. 6.E Earle Ave.. Beaver Dam. Wis Speclai Students Bradfield, Grace Elizabeth, 918 Topeka AVE., Tnpeka, Kas. Kennedy, Nellie Theresa. 1122 Leyman Ave, Utica. N. I Race. Genevieve ............... 57 Dury Ave Schmueckle. Mary Louise IIELAI ........ Delphos. U. WnIfstein. Therese. . . . 847 Glenwood Ave. COLLEGE OF COMMERCE 17 Albany Ave. Adler. Sidney. . 3146 Harvey Ave. Grain. Wm. J . . .. IJucnurtieux. Henri . . . . 536 I'IOWIF Ave. Esteriy, Wm 1712 E. McMillan St. Fielrnan. Frederick G. 2319 Vine St. Furrester. Irvine . . . 305 E. Mitchell Ave. Geisler. Julius C. . . . . 46 3Rid die Rd. Graaves, Howard G. . . . .3525 Michigan Ave. Greber, Henry H . Box 174, Wintpn Rd. Healy. R. ...... Wyoming. Ii. Johnson. Glenn H ..... . I . . 11'? W. 8th S . COLLEGE Adler. Mrs. Jessie. ....... Anspach, Willard II Briggs, tha L. Busch. Wm. C Class, Regina COhQn. Philip A . . Uowies. George W ........ Davis, Johanna S . . Dutchengall. Jose-ph W. Almedia Ants. C. A. . 3446 Whitfield Ave. .33 '56 Mt. Vernon Ave. . 1446 Whitfield. Ave. . 3557 Reading Rd. .Grand Hotel 347 Forest Ave. I4 W. Fifth SL. L ovington Ky. Flanagan, Arnnid S 3212 Muzarl Ave. Fornev. Julian H ..... . . .......... 263 Pike St. Graydnn. Frank S Laiaynte Circle. Clifton HinkI-L Frederirk A . . ..... Y. M. C. A. KLnnEdy, May 6.137 E. Tenth SL. Covingtnn Ky. Koenig.1v.m H ,... .. .3845 May SI . ,Hamiltnn. O. F d k: . Kome' '9 if . 1'12 LaureISt. Knorlish, Morris H Le I Id. Hnrhert T.. y in Dayton II, .and 13?. Fairfield Ave. Liischitz. Morris. . . . .Cuvington. Ky. M Ct mack Thus. A. 23:3'Euljnet Ave. V1519:- Carl A 71145 Hamilton Rd. Maunder. Jns. T.. I Iii E. 3d St. Kemp. Paul A. ........... 376 Howell Ave. LaulIe-r, Frank P... . .Rapid Run Rd. Levine. Sarah . , , . . ..... 306 W. ?th SL. Madson. John ........ . . . . . . . . 535 Carplin PI. Pine, Rum. L .................. 2667 Highland Ave. Polster. Arthur Geo.. . 2549 Fairview Ave. Robertson, Thus. A . ..... .Covington Ky. Rosenthal, Max . ..... 651 Richmond St. Schuster. Herman W.. . , . . .1323 Carll StI WykoII, John E .................... 19 W. Nixon St. OF LAW Mille-r, Ward. . Ft. Thomas. Ky. Mnesta Juhn . . . . . .3466 Windham Ave. 0' Brien. Paul A ....... Fenwick Club. Pioneer SI. 0' Gallagher, FrinCIs E .503 Ward Ave Bellevue. Ky 0 Meara. Joseph 0.. .2263 Monroe Ava Nurwund O. Pfau, PhiIip A. ..... 3400 nGlenway Ave. Pink. Benjamin 13.426 Betta St. .A. Pressman, Jack S . .... ...... Y. M Rhine. Lenore M ................ 5730 Bramble- Ave SchaFiFr, Wm. D. . . . Wyoming. 0 Schrieher. David B ................ 645 Richmond St Silverstcin. Ben A ............... 696 Glenwood Ave. Smith. George P. . .Y. M. C. A. Steltcnpohl. Henry Lawrencen . .548 E. Liberty St. Tallentire. Thns L. . . . Bellevue, Ky. Webster. Dun H. ................. Hamilton. 0. Weinberger, Leo . . . . 867 Hutchins Ave. Weller. Henry J. .3031 St Werner. Pauline B 350 Blair Ave ............... Hamilton. 0. Wieck. Chas P. L. B. Harriann Hatel Williamann, Mrs. LawrenceJ ..... Newp urt. Ky. Witherby. Howard T . . 151: National Bank Bldg. W 99cc Aarnn l346l SCHOOL OF HOME ECONOMICS Sen lors BUEntE. Myrtle KTCL ......... 4253 Hamilton Ave. Enneking. Evelyn Mary? ITC arid ELAJ. 7114 Monroe SL4 Newpnrt. Ky. Green, Margaret iTCi . . 4 . McMillan, Dnmnris 17'1 and ELAJ. Wilmington. 0., and 2112 Auburn Ave. Paver, Maraon Neiaun 1TCJ..4310 Helen St. Riggs, Eunice- Gracel 1TC1 ..... 4 11122 Josephine St. Ilunck. Marguerite Charlotte 1TC'41 6122110war River Rd. Schmigi, Jane Louise HFCL. .4247 Hamilton Ave. Van Swirls, Margery Vida IITC'J. Rails and McMillan Sta. Walton. Mabel CFCJ ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 4 4 4 Milinrd. O. Zorn, Elizabeth Rosina ITO, 3841 Olivette Ave.. Cheviot. 0. J uniors Falk. Frieda. ................... 539 W. Eighth St. Guard. Lucy. . . Nurris. Ruth Marie. Vatter. Fiorine Magda Sophomores Johnson, Frances Stone Jones, Lela Frances. Frankfort. 1nd.4 and 1111 Marion Ave. 57 McMakin Ave. Wernen Katherine May 131.441 ....... 314212311 Ave. Weitkarnp. Helen .......... Wilson. Susan Jane, 5863 Wayside Ava, Mt. Washington Freshmen Baker. Helen Evangeiine ............ 255 Calhoun St. Case, Nanett te .................... 36 E. Hollister St. C1ark4 Bessie Lee, Sharpahurg, Kan, and 132 W. McMillan St 42231 Burnet Ave, Elizabethtcwm 0. .3734 Eastern Ave. 4 .2554 Trade St. denrgian Terrace, Madison Rd. Gale, Rose Huseman, Julia Louis:- Kmencke, Anna Frieda. 1901i Hopkinn Ave.4 Narwond, 0. Lloyd. Clcily H4 4 Terrace Park. 0. McNarton. Florence Viola New Richmond. 01 Richardson. Sibylla 4 4 4 ..... .2632 Kemper Lane Suter. Elizabeth 4 2308 Raha St. Wetzel, Helen. . .305 Park Ave Newport. Ky. Candidates for a Diploma Danziger. Jessie M. iELAJ . . 2536 Auburn Ave. Hauck. Helen Emilie 1131.14.14 . 4935 Dayton St. Moore, Mary Elizabeth 1ELAJ. . . 3129 Hackberry St. Special Students Austin. Mary Louise Baynum, V1512 ..... . . . . Bramble. Mary H .......... Burnside, Mary E. Caley, Mrs. Mary McClure4 Nurses Home, General Hospita. Erlanger. Ky.4 and 2112 Auburn Ave. 4 4306 Piedmont St. . . . 1504 Lincoln Ave. ........ Jndian Bin. 0. .3423 Knott Ave. ..... 935 Terrace Ave. Frederick, Pauline W. Kokomo, 1nd,, and 2635 Melrose Ava Freestone. Mrs. Julia ............ 2518 Kem per Lane Hauck. Phyllis . 4 . . . ....... .1820 Brewster Ave. Hellman, Ruth L 2527 Erie Ave. Kerber, Florence. 4 4 4 153 McPheraon Ave. Malcolm. Marlyn E. .566 Elberon Ave. Malamey, Mrs. D. 51.4120 TwenLy-ninth SL. Oakley Persons. Dorothy . 4 4 23 03 01110 Av.e Phillipa, Annetta ............. 266 Bodman Ave. Pratt. Betty ..... . . . . . . . 5 Westminster Bldgi Rieisg, Natalie ..... . ......... 3015 Fair5eld AVE. Sorgel. Carolyn ..... 2514. Ravme St. Tallmadge. Mrs. Ruby. 4120 Twentyninth $1.. Oakley Teichman, Aima ............ 2358 01110 Ave. Travers, Mrs. Katherine Buurquin .2405 Auburn Ave. Woods, Mrs J E. D . 1T39 Dreman Awe. PRE-MEDICS Arnold, Louis. 4 521 E. Fourth St, Newport, Ky. Bishop. George C .................... 3205 Vine St. Bitter, Charles Raymund ...... , 4 ..... Toledo. 0. Eritton. Orville... ..... .Munrae. 0. Brothers, Richard M .136 E. Fifth SE. Newpnrn Ky. Cannon. Mervin B ISO! ......... S.Crescent Ave. Carmel4Ab1-aham Gersnn 15019.2513 Richmond St. Chance. Oliver G ............... Elizabethtown, 0. Chee, Leo ............................. 4 Clarke, Victor.4 41411 Greenup SL4 Covington Ky. Cunk. Elmer Edward 2716 W Eighth St. Cornelius, George F. 1501. 914 York St, Newport. Ky. Cornelia, Florence ................. 6325 Sierra Ave. Daniels, C. Russell. .38 E Eieventh SL4 Newport, Ky. Daugherty, Frank Adams .......... .Walton. Ky, Elliot4 David C ......... 2605 Eden Ave. Evans. Dunald.. ...... .2311 Nelson Ave. Fessenden. W. B. . . . . 44537 Lucerne Ave. Finks, Hyman ............. 425 Betta St. Pledge, Robert F. . 4 . . . Foertmeyer, Samuei C .......... Fratz. Arthur J 44444 4075 W. Eighth. St. Frederick, Clarence H 1 N1 1301 .......... Lorain. 0. Frickman, Oscar W. 1501. 724 York SL4 Newport. Ky. Friedman. Leo Samuel 18014 . . . .3592 Wilson Ave. Fulton George P. . . . ..... 2567 Highland Ave4 Gebauer4Ca1-1 11.1501 . . .517 W Eighth St. Gieringe1'4Lloyd P. 1801 .Cleves. O. Glasson. Claude Mason .......... Seymour. 1nd. Good. R111 h William ........ 3 5 W. McMillan St. Grumma, dward J . . 4 4 1832 Brewster Ave. Hall. Donald ........... Montciair Ave4Lud1nw Ky. Hainlaine, S. E ........................ Macon. Ga. Hamilton. Carter Keen, 729 Central Ave.I Newport. Ky. Heinold, Wm. Frail 1301. 4 4 471 McBrayer St. Hellman. Maurice ............. .3449 Wilson Ave. Hengstenberg, Hugo . 12 E. St. Clair Ava . Williamstown, Ky. Bellevue. Kv. Hinton4Dn1-1 Cambridge, 0 Hoii'man. Harold L. .558 Grand Ave. Huerkamp, Edward ........... 866 E Rockdale Ave Iber4F1-ank 4 4 4 . 4 1739 Elmore St Isaacs. Muses Legis 1301. 3264 De1aware Ave. Jones. J. 30111113.. 2437 Chfton Ave. Kaplan. LDuis H 111 Monmouth St. .4 Newporh Ky Kattus. .105. H ..... 1537 Republic St Kessel. Benjaminu ............... Hamilton. 0. KindeL Daniel. . .909 Dayton St Kirkpatrick, John K 4 Cambridge, 04 Kismet. Edward William 4 4 .St, Bernard. 0. Kitzmiller, Karl 15014 444444 43121 Durrell Ave. Kline. Wa1ter W.. . . . .. ..... . Lucasville. O. Kottel, Robert Henrv . 4 . . . . 4 4 223 McCormick Pl. Leary. J Arthur. . 2600 Observatory Rd. Leonard4 Lnrah Nolan. Manchester, C11 McCarUiy. William 11 . . I f. .'. . .2536 Woodbum Ave. LDnna1d4 James... .. . ... 2406 Ashland Ave McNair, J. Lawrence 4 4 ........ BPtheLU . . Manchester 0 4 3152 Glendora AVE. . 1545 Ruth Ave. . 2520 W'oudbum Ave. 220 E. Mulberrv St. ..5169 Ridge Ava. McNeil, Wesley .............. Machie, Willard .4 . . Maddonk. Stephan .1 . Magly, Helena Mardis. Chauncey Ju1ian Marvin, Warren King Mendenhall, William Edwin 1EL411 .. Richmond, 1nd. Miller. Edward ... .. 41 E. McMillan St. Moore. Walter Lemue1.. 4 4 ...... Newtown, 0 M93954 J. Bernard. . Crestline, CL N1elander.Jue R. . 4 Ft. Thomas. Ky. Nippert, James G .2981 Werk Rd. Norton,Hz-1ruld .2 . 4 . . . 4pHo 319. Ind P00194A11yn G. :30! .......... 251116 Wuodburn AV 9. Pullen. Ed. M. 4 Good Samaritan Huspilal Putarhaugh, Edmund Girard. . . . Arcanurn. Raralo. Max ..... 1509 Central Ave. Rauch, Gordon Lee I .3530 Cleinview Aw. 1.3471 Ritz, Charles F .Franklin 0. Rory, Walter R. . - . . 10 Brookiine Apts. SchiE. Leo ..... 807 W. 91h St. Schlueter. Eimer 1L Schnaka, Elmer R.. Schnm. Carl J . Schwartz. Ben ............. Scott, Thomas G. Seltz. Samuel tSOI ........... Shafer. Berkeley 3. ......... Shields, Paul Seward 1501. 4338 Floral Ava. Sill, E. C., J r ..... Smith Paul Brown. Snider, George G. cSOI. Somerfield. Max. B . Sprinkle. Guy M, ., . SteidlE'. Albert. . . . Stain, Elick ISOI . .Dale and Grove Aves. .905 Central Ave.. Newport, Ky. Schroth, Irving ........... .2904 Massachusetts Ave. ............. Brookville, 1nd. 1034 Wesley Ave. 4342 Forest Ave Norwood 0. 101 11 Freeman Ave. ,. Huntington. W. Va. Norwacd. O. HHamilton. O. ................... Ross, 0. . 5721 Prentice St. 11d Lyon St. .3142 Harvard Ave. 3246 Beresford Ave. . .942 Hawthorne Ave. Stein, Joseph 130:. .526 W. Sixth St., Newport. Ky. Strickler CliHnrd John . 0E Clifton Ave. Taulman. Walter Dewey. Haziewood. 0. Thomas. Mary L ............... 1845 Brewster Ave. Todd, John C ............. . ..... 4920 Stewart Pl. Turner, FrankO . .Newpurt, Ky. Turton. Murrell H. ..I ........ I ..... Lebanon, 0 Tyrie, Dnra ........... . . .2912 Woodside Ave. Tyroler. Sidney. ..... Dayton, 0. Vance, Raymond ........... 10 Brnokline Ants. Van Hnnse. Harold 1301 . ..... 1335 Duncan Ave. Vassler, Albert. Emiln . . . .2640 W. Sixth St. Watson. Everett ............ Ironton. 0. Weinstein, Lenn Burt . .3314 Perkins Ave. Welte, Fred W ..... 322 W. Sev h St.. Newport, Ky. Wertheim, William .................. 58 3. Warwick WhitIatch,A1-thur Allen , . .Milan. Ind. Wise. Milton I ................... 3128 Fairfield Ave. Yelton. Roy ......... 605E Ninth St., Newport, Ky. i3481
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