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Born November 29, 1857, at Cincinnati, O .; son of Henry and Barbara (Humbert) Baer. Educated in Cincinnati public schools and Cincinnati Law School, 1878; admitted to bar 1878, and has been prac- ticing in Cincinnati since that time. Member Board of Legislation from First Ward, 1891-2. Member Blaine Club, Odd Fellows, Deutscher Altenheim and Cin- cinnati, State and American Bar Associa- tions. Married Catherine R. Tucker, Cin- cinnati.
CHARLES WEBER, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon in Charge of Weber's Sanitorium, 17 Garfield Place.
Born October 16, 1857, at London, Ont., Can .; son of Christian Gustavus and Car- oline (Smith) Weber. Father born in Germany and participated in the revolu- tion of 1848 in that country, Mother born and reared in England. Charles Weber educated in public schools and Storrs Academy, Cincinnati, O. In 1878 matriculated at the Cincinnati College of Medicine and Surgery and graduated in 1881. Has been in active practice in this city since 1882. Is Vice President and Director Columbia Life Insurance Company of Cincinnati and Director Hyde Park Savings Bank. One of the organiz- ers and now President of the Hyde Park Country Club; President Hyde Park Bnsi- ness Men's Club. Married Mary Louise, daughter of Dr. John Mcleish, December 21. 1882.
E. W. WALKER, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon. Offices Thirty West Eighth Street.
Born September 2, 1853, at Cincinnati, O .; son of Timothy and Ellen Page ( Wood) Walker. Graduated at Harvard College in 1874, degree A. B .; Ohio Aledi- cal College, 1877. Staff Surgeon Cincin- nati Hospital; Surgeon German Deacon- ess Hospital; Professor of Clinical Sur- gery Medical Department Cincinnati Uni- versity ; U. S. Pension Examiner: mem- ber Cincinnati Board of Health; member American Surgical Association, Ohio State Medical Association, Academy of Medicine, Cincinnati; Blaine Club, Elks, N. C. Harmony Lodge, Scottish Rite, 32 degree.
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EDWARD W. EDWARDS.
President and General Manager The Edwards Mfg. Company. Steel Metal Building Material.
JOHN WILLIAM JOHNSON.
Johnson & Levy, Attorneys. Director, W. & S. Life Insurance Co
Physician. Offices. 4 West Seventh Streeet. Residence, Reading Road and Ridgeway Avenue.
CHARLES WARD CRAWFORD.
President and Treasurer The Princess Mfg. Company. Washing Machines.
GEORGE HOADLY,
Harmon, Colston, Goldsmith & Hoadly, Attorneys at Law.
L. L. APPLEGATE. Investments. Offices at No. 60-61 Mitchell Bldg.
GEORGE WILLIAM SCHULER. Proprietor of Schuler's Cafe and Restaurant ; Vine Street Above Seventh,
JOSEPH L. MEYER, Attorney and Counselor at Law. Atlas Bank Building.
Offices in
ELMER D. TOWNSEND. Manager Townsend Dairy, 1050 Central Ave.
E. W. MITCHELL, M. D.
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EDWARD W. EDWARDS.
President and General Manager The Edwards Manufacturing Company. Steel Metal and Building Material.
Born May 1, 1874, in Cincinnati, Ohio; son of Walter and Ellen (Bryan) Ed- wards. Attended Cincinnati public schools and in 1891 was graduated from the Woodward high school. He at once became connected with the sheet metal business at which he has been eminently successful. The Edwards Manufacturing Company, of which he is the head, being the largest concern of its character in the United States today. He is a member of the Business Men's Club, the Queen City Club, the Automobile Club, the Hamilton County Golf Club, the Cincinnati Country Club, the Cincinnati Golf Club and the Chamber of Commerce. He was married in 1901 to Miss Eleanore M. Zimmerman, of Canal Dover, Ohio, and has two chil- dren, Helen Elizabeth and Eleanore.
CHARLES WARD CRAWFORD.
President and Treasurer The Princess Mfg. Company. Washing Machines.
Born September 24, 1864, at Dayton, Ky .; son of James R. and Martha Ward Crawford. Attended Williams Normal school at Catlettsburg, Ky. Besides being a successful business man Mr. Crawford is an inventor of some note, having in- vented and patented the only and original pin setting device for bowling alleys, also the power wringer attachment now being used on the Princess washing and wring- ing water power machine. He is a Mason, also a member of the U. C. T.'s No. 2. Married Miss Birdie Haskins and has one daughter, Margaret Haskins Craw- ford.
GEORGE WILLIAM SCHULER.
Proprietor of Schuler's Cafe and Restaurant; Vine Street Above Seventh.
Born February 18, 1852, at Hamilton, Ohio; son of John George and Anna (Straub) Schuler. Was educated at St. Mary's College, Dayton, Ohio. Entered the cafe and restaurant business in 1872 in Hamilton, Ohio; after cleven years sold out and went into the merchant tail- oring business; sold that after five years and bought the Merchant Hotel, formerly owned by Henry Heister. Six years later moved into the building at 626 Vine street under the name of the Schuler Cafe and German Kitchen. Mr. Schuler is a lite member of the B. P. O. E., No. 5; also a member of the Laughery Club, Ryland CImb, Cincinnati Gun Club, The Rushmere Club, Cincinnati Automobile Club, the Ohio River Launch Club, the Chamber of Commerce, and is an honorary member of the Hamilton Commercial Club. Mar- ried Mary Milders at Hamilton, Ohio, in 1872, and has one danghter, Mrs. R. T. Sohnger.
JOHN WILLIAM JOHNSON.
Johnson & Levy, Attorneys. Director, W. & S. Life Insurance Co.
Born November 15, 1842, at Gellygaer, Wales; son of William and Margaret Davis Johnson, both of Wales. Came to America with his parents in 1845 and settled in Pomeroy, Ohio, where he at- tended public and private schools. He later studied law at Harvard Law School and at Cincinnati Law School. During the Civil War he was in the Quartermas- ters Department under Col. C. W. Moul- ton, and after admission to the Bar in 1867 became associated with him in the practice of law, and so continued .with him until his death, in 1899, and there- after with the present firm of Johnson & Levy. Mr. Johnson has for the past twenty-five years been a director of the Western and Southern Life Insurance Co. and of the Victor Safe & Lock Co. He is a member of the Amer- ican Bar Association, Ohio State Bar Association, Cincinnati Bar Association; the Chamber of Commerce, Business Men's Club, Vattier Lodge ( Masonic), Kil- winning Chapter ( Masonic), and Interna- tional Peace Society. Married Sarah Belle Morse, daughter of C. E. Morse, in 1868, and is the father of seven children; Moul- ton K., Surgeon U. S. Navy; Clyde P., Attorney-at-Law; Birdie M., wife of Dr. R. Paul Scudder; W. Thomas, Manager Procter & Gamble Co., at Denver, Co .; Charles E., Veterinary Surgeon; J. Ra- leigh, and Vesta B., wife of Robt. E. Kreimer.
GEORGE HOADLY.
Harmon, Colston. Goldsmith & Hoadly, Attorneys at Law.
Born February 16, 1858, at Cincinnati, Ohio; son of George and Mary Burnet (Perry ) Hoadly. The Hoadly family came to this country from England dur- ing the 17th century; George Hoadly, (grandfather of the present George Hoad- ly ) being at one time mayor of New Haven, Conn., and later mayor of Cleve- land, Ohio. Mr. Hoadly attended private schools at Cincinnati, Harvard College, Cincinnati Law School, and Harvard Law School. He was admitted to Ohio bar October, 1882, and has been practicing law in Cincinnati since that time. He is a member of the Queen City Club, Conn- try Club, Harvard Club, and Harvard Club of New York. Married July 5, 1894.
JOSEPH L. MEYER.
Attorney and Counselor at Law. Offices In Atlas Bank Building.
Born July 9, 1876, at Portsmonth, Ohio; son of lacob and Rosalie Meyer. Grad- nated from Portsmouth high school, and from Cincinnati Law School in 1896, at the age of nineteen, taking a three-year course in two. Immediately entered the practice, becoming a member of the firm of Campbell, Bates & Meyer before re-
ceiving certificate of admission, which, on account of not being of age, was with- held by the Supreme Court of Ohio until 1897. This firm was succeeded by Camp- bell, Bates, Glendening & Meyer, which firm was dissolved in 1901. From that time practiced in partnership with Judge Clement Bates until October 15, 1912: since which time has practiced alone. Was assistant editor to Judge Bates of the first edition of Bates' Ohio Statutes and sole editor of the second edition of said work.
E. W. MITCHELL, M. D.
Physician. Offices, 4 West Seventh Street. Residence, Reading Road and Ridgway Avenue.
Born May 29, 1854, at Newark, Ohio; son of James and Mary Allen Mitchell. Graduated with degree of A.B. at Ohio Wesleyan University, 1876. Received his medical education at Medical College of Ohio, graduating in 1882. Is a mem- ber of the American Medical Association, Cincinnati Academy of Medicine, Cincin- nati Obstetrical Society, Cincinnati Medi- cal Research Society and Mississippi Valley Medical Association. Was mar- ried at Zanesville, Ohio, in 1882, to Annie S. Roe.
L. L. APPLEGATE.
Investment Broker, Suite 60-61 Mitchell Build- ing. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Born in New Brunswick, N. J., in 1860; son of Samuel and Agnes (McDowell) Ap- plegate. Came to Cincinnati with his parents in 1869, and attended the public schools of Cincinnati and Newport, Ky. Entered the grain and stock business at the age of eighteen and was formerly manager of the Phoenix Grain and Stock Exchange. Is a member of Covington Lodge, A. F. & A. M .; Covington Chapter. R. A. M .; Kenton Council, R. & S. M .: Covington Commandery. K. T .: Lonisville Consistory. S. P. R. S., and Syrian Tem- ple, A. A. O. N. M. S. He is Past Ex- alted Ruler of the Elks Lodge of Coving- ton; Past Worthy President of the Eagles of Covington; Past Counselor of Cincin- nati Council, No. 2. U. C. T .: a member of the National Union, and in its day was a member of the Supreme Body of the Knights of the Essenic Order.
ELMER D. TOWNSEND.
Manager Townsend Dairy Co. Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Milk and Cream.
Born lune 9, 1880. at Covedale, Ohio; son of lohn Thomas and Mary Ellen Townsend. Educated in the public schools of Covedale, Ohio. Has taken an active part in the dairy business since finishing school in 1898; first with his father until 1906, when the Townsend Milk Company was formed. He has been connected with this concern since that time, becoming general manager of same in 1912. Mr. Townsend is a member of the Southern Ohio Field Trial Club.
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ALFRED VOGELER.
President The Alfred Vogeler Drug Co .. Wholesale Druggists.
WILLIAM W. TAYLOR.
(Deceased), For many years President and Treasurer Rookwood Pottery Co.
THOMAS BUTTERWORTH. Grand Secretary. Grand Council of Ohio, Royal Arcanum,
THOMAS M. GREGORY.
Attorney and Counselor at Law. the Wiggins Building,
Offices in
Member of the Cincinnati Law Firm of Schorr & Wesselmann,
President of the Lunkenheimer Company. Manufacturers of Brass and Iron Specialties.
FRED JONES.
Cincinnati Manager for the Barrett Mannfac- turing Co, Resides in Hyde Park,
DR. H. H. HOPPE.
Neurologist. Offices at No. 19 West Seventh St., Cincinnati.
FRED E. WESSELMANN.
EDMUND H. LUNKEN.
CHARLES H. JACOB.
President of the Sunnyside Distilling Com- pany, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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ALFRED VOGELER.
President, Alfred Vogeler Drug Co .; Whole- sale Druggists.
Born August 20, 1861, at Cincinnati, Ohio; son of Frederick and Valesca Vog- eler. Attended Cincinnati District and Intermediate Schools 1868-1875. Studied in Germany 1875-1880. Entered the whole- sale drug firm of F. Vogeler & Co., Novem- ber 1, 1880. From 1883 to 1888 was con- nected with the firm of Lehn & Fink, whoesale druggists, New York City. In 1888 returned to Cincinnati to become junior member of the Stein, Vogeler Drug Co., which concern succeeded F. Vogeler & Co. In 1902 absorbed the interest of Otto Stein and changed the name of the cor- poration to The Alfred Vogeler Drug Co.
THOMAS M. GREGORY.
Attorney and Counselor at Law. Offices in the Wiggins Building.
Born at Clermont County, Ohio, Decem- ber 31, 1882; son of Edward and Emily Gregory. Graduate of Law Department of University of Cincinnati. Elected to the State Senate November, 1912, from Hamilton County, Ohio, for the term of two years. Served in the Senate during the session of the 80th General Assembly.
FRED JONES.
Cincinnati Manager for the Barrett Manufac- turing Co. Resides in Hyde Park
Born May 13, 1865, at London, England ; son of Hugh and Anne Jones. Was edu- cated in Cincinnati and entered the em- ploy of the Barrett Manufacturing Com- pany as general utility man, working from that to salesman and from salesman to manager of the Cincinnati factory. Is a member of the Business Men's Club, Chamber of Commerce, Hyde Park Coun- try Club and Hyde Park Business Men's Club.
WILLIAM WATTS TAYLOR.
President of the Rookwood Pottery Company, 1890 to 1913, when he died.
Born March 19, 1847; died on Novem- ber 12, 1913. An adequate memorial to William Watts Taylor would recite the history of Rookwood from the day when Mrs. Storer, the founder and inspiring genius of its experimental stage, made over to him the task of organizing and building up the great art industry which his guidance was destined to make it. From 1890 to 1913 his was the master mind under which, as he loved to say, it grew by the help of the many others whom he gathered about him. The one thought seems always to have been that each associate had something to give ont of his own sincere love of art, and that the gift would be as genuine as his own, if but the way were kept clear for that individual expression. Personal domina- tion was farthest from his mind. Encon- agement of self-reliance in others, guid-
ance through the inspiration of high ideals of artistic honesty and of tech- nical mastery, the setting up of stan- dards of excellence in the heart of each individual,-that was the essence of his achievement.
Thus he drew from roots deep down in the life and character of each member of the Rookwood family,-were he decora- tor, chemist or clay-worker,-the steady stream of fresh and vital human energy which was destined to make of Rook- wood the unique art industry it is: Purely artistic in its impulses, sanely practical in its mastery of methods, never erratic and fantastic, and above all things, never pretentious. Whatever Rookwood has been or is, it has always been gen- uine, whole-hearted, full of faith in itself.
To perpetuate that spirit, Mr. Taylor bequeathed his controlling interest in The Rookwood Pottery Company to a board of Trustees to be used in main- taining the policy of the institution.
To Mr. Taylor came in due course many recognitions, sometimes as personal honors-the Honorary Master of Arts de- gree conferred upon him by Harvard Uni- versity, and the Legion of Honor of France-and sometimes as awards mdac to Rookwood at the World's Expositions, where the highest honors were conferred by the most discriminating ceramists of the old world.
Master of Rookwood for a quarter cen- tury, he leaves hehind him an institution inspired by his ideals, strong in the ca- pacity for new growth which he planted in it, and sustained by a band of trained associates devoted to its future.
FRED E. WESSELMANN.
Member of the Cincinnati Law Firm of Schorr & Wesselmann.
Born March 4, 1874, at Cincinnati, Ohio; son of Fred Wm. and Katherine Wessel- mann. Attended public schools of Cin- cinnati, night high school and Y. M. C. A. night class. Graduated from Y. M. C. A. law class in the fall of 1898 with degree of L.L.B. and admitted to the bar.
DR. H. H. HOPPE.
Neurologist. Offices at Number Nineteen West Seventh Street.
Born January 4. 1867, at Cincinnati. O., son of Dominick and Mary (Duster- berg) Hoppe. Educated at St. Mary's Parochial School. St. Xavier College; graduated Medical College of Ohio, 1889; interne at Cincinnati Hospital eighteen months; two years in Europe studying under Prof. Recklinghausen at Univer- sity of Strassburg and under Prof. Op- penheim at Berlin. Practicing in Cin- cinnati since 1892. Member Cincinnati Academy of Medicine, Ohio State Medi- cal Society, Mississippi Valley Medical Association, Berlin Society for Nervons Diseases and Insanity and American Neurological Association.
THOMAS BUTTERWORTH.
Grand Secretary, Grand Council of Ohio Royal Arcanum.
Born June 14, 1858, at Manchester, England; son of Robert and Mary (Childs) Butterworth. Educated in pub- lic schools of Cincinnati; graduate of first night high school, 1877. Appointed Appraiser of Customs at this port, Jan- uary 1, 1914. Member Blue Lodge of Masons, Knights of Pythias, Knight of Khorassan and Knights of the Macca- bees.
EDMUND H. LUNKEN.
President of the Lunkenheimer Company, Manufacturers of Brass and Iron Specialties.
Born in Cincinnati, O., June 20, 1861; son of Frederick and Louise H. (Meyer) Lunkenheimer. Was educated in the public schools of Cincinnati and com- pleted his studies in a military school at Friedrichsdorf, Germany. Entered the employ of his father at the age of eight- een. A number of his inventions, made before he became of age, were so valua- ble that his father secured patents tor them. Shortly after his father's death in 1889, he acquired a controlling inter- est in the present business and succeeded to the presidency. In 1887 he married Edith I. Hodgson, daughter of William H. Hodgson of Cincinnati, and has one son, Shelby F. Lunken, First Vice Presi- dent of the Lunkenheimer Company.
CHARLES H. JACOB.
President of the Sunnyside Distilling Com- pany. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Born May 18, 1856, at Cincinnati, O .: son of Charles and Catherine (Werle) Jacob. Attended Cincinnati public and high schools. Entered the employ of Mohr, Solomon & Mohr, distillers, Sep- tember, 1872. Remained with this house until January, 1876, when he assumed charge of the compounding and rectify- ing establishment of Henry W. Smith & Co., of Covington, Ky. This firm was succeeded in later years by The Sunny- side Distilling Company, of which Charles H. Jacob became owner and president in 1906. In February, 1885, he incorporated The New England Distilling Company of Covington, Ky.
HON. NICHOLAS LONGWORTIL.
Attorney-at - Law. Ex-Congressman. First
Ohio Congressional District.
Born in Cincinnati Nov. 5. 1869: son of Nicholas Longworth and Susan Walk- er; married in 1906 to Alice. eldest daughter of ex-President Roosevelt and first wife. Alice Lee. Edneated at Har- vard: Harvard Law School; Cincinnati Law School. Admitted to bar, 1894; member Ohio House of Representatives, 1899-1901; Ohio Senate. 1901-3: member of Congress, 1903-09. Address: Gran- din Road, Cincinnati, U. S. A. CImbs: Queen City, Blaine, Cincinnati; Somer- set. Boston: Metropolitan, Washington.
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JULIUS D. JACOBS. President The D). Jacobs Sons Co., Wholesale Jewelers.
ARTHUR C. JACOBS.
Vice-President The D. Jacobs Sons Co., Wholesale Jewelers.
Secretary and Treasurer The D. Jacobs Sons Co., Wholesale Jewelers.
RICHARD P. ERNST.
Ernst, Cassatt & Cottle. Attorneys at Law, First National Bank Bldg.
W. R. KOEHLER.
Secretary Globe Automatic Sprinkler Com- pany.
C. A. STOUT, M. D. Specialist on Gall Stones, Liver and Stomach Diseases.
CHARLES F. SCHWARM.
President The Schwarm & Jacobus
Printing Inks.
JUSTUS GOEBEL.
Co .. President of The Lowry & Goebel Co., 127 West Fifth St.
EDWIN B. JACOBS.
REV. CHRISTIAN GOLDER.
President Bethesda Hospital of the German Methodist Deaconess Home.
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JULIUS D. JACOBS.
President of the D. Jacobs Sons Co .. Wholesale Jewelers.
Born August 13, 1880, at Cincinnati, Ohio; son of David and Henrietta Jacobs. Graduated from Hughes High School, 1898; attended Medical College for one 'and a half years, but abandoned study of medicine to associate himself with his father's business in 1900, where he has since been engaged, first as travel- ing salesman for the concern and later as manager. Member United Commercial Travelers, Elks and Knights of Pythias. Married December 22, 1909, to Jean Rothschild; one daughter, Marion Adele Jacobs.
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RICHARD P. ERNST.
Of Ernst, Cassett & Cottle, Attorneys and Counselors at Law.
Mr. Richard P. Ernst, attorney and counselor at law, is a member of the law firm of Ernst, Cassett & Cottle, 7612- 1614 First National Bank Building, one of the best known law firms in Cincin- nati. Mr. Ernst resides at southwest corner Fourth and Garrard, Covington, Ky.
CHARLES F. SCHWARM.
President, The Schwarm & Jacobus Co., Printing Inks.
Born December 7, 1860, at Cincinnati, Ohio. Educated in Cincinnati public schools. For twenty-five years with the Russell Morgan Co., now known as the U. S. Printing Co .; held position of su- perintendent of the U. S. Printing Co. for ten years. Member Colonel Clay Lodge No. 159, F. 7/8 A. M., Covington, Ky .; Iolantha Lodge No. 385, K. of P., Car- thage, Ohio; Automobile Club, Cincinnati, Ohio. Married Sept. 23, 1885, Ada E. Spiller; one son, and one daughter.
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C. M. PAUL, M. D.
Cincinnati Physician. Offices at Nineteen West Seventh Street.
Born at Aberdeen, Brown County, Ohio, December 5, 1868. Graduated Ironton High School, 1888; graduated Medical College of Ohio, degree M. D., 1896; sev- eral years demonstrator of surgery at Medical College of Ohio. Member Acad- emy of Medicine, Cincinnati, Ohio State Medical Society, American Medical As- sociation, Campbell-Kenton Counties (Ky.) Medical Association, Nn Sigma Nu Medical College Fraternity and Alumni Association, Medical College of Ohio.
C. A. PAQUETTE.
Assistant Chief Engineer, C. C. C. & St. L. Railway. Offices in Cincinnati.
Mr. C. A. Paquette is assistant chief engineer of the Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway, and is a familiar figure in the Big Four's general offices in this city. He resides at N. E. corner McMillan and Woodburn Avenue.
ARTHUR C. JACOBS.
Vice-President of the D. Jacobs Sons Co., Wholesale Jewelers.
Born May 16, 1884, at Cincinnati, Ohio; son of David and Henrietta (Marienthal) Jacobs, both born in Germany. Peculiar coincidence: Both parents died on April 21, at 12:05 A. M., on a Monday, and both in their 59th year. Father died exactly six years previous to mother. Arthur C. Jacobs was educated in Cincinnati schools. Studied art for six months, but gave it up and started work as office boy in his father's firm. Was subsc- quently stock boy, city salesman and trav- eling salesman, going on the road at the age of seventeen. Was made vice-presi- dent of the firm in 1908. Member United Commercial Travelers, Knights of Py- thias, and C. G. A. C.
W. R. KOEHLER.
Secretary The Globe Automatic Sprinkler Company.
Born May 4, 1885, at Cincinnati; son of Dr. Max and Louise (Balke) Koehler; grandson of Julius Balke, founder of the Brunswick-Balke-Collender Company. Ed- ucated at public and private schools of Cincinnati, Yale University (A. B. 1906), Harvard University (LL. B. 1909). Ad- mitted to Ohio Bar December, 1909; Il- linois Bar October, 1910. One of the original incorporators of the Globe Au- tomatic Sprinkler Company, August 4, 1911. Member University, Country and Tennis Clubs, Cincinnati; Yale Club of New York City.
JUSTUS GOEBEL.
President the Lowry & Goebel Company, Wholesale and Retail Carpets, Rugs, Etc.
Justus Goebel is president of the Lowry & Goebel Co., 125-127-129 West Fifth street, near Race; wholesalers and retail- ers of carpets, mattings, rugs, oil cloths and linoleums, lace curtains and drap- eries. This business is one of the most pronounced leaders in its line in Cincin- nati, thanks to the energy of Mr. Goebel
L. B. REAKIRT. Of Reakirt Estate, 621 Main Street.
Mr. L. B. Reakirt, of the Reakirt Estate, is a well known Cincinnatian. His gen- eral business offices are located at No. 621 Main street. He resides on Lafayette Avenue, Clifton.
J. O. WHITE, M. D.
Superintendent Charities and Corrections.
1. O. White, M. D., is superintendent Cincinnati Union Bethel, and is well and favorably known both to those Cin- cinnatians who are fortunate enough to be able to give liberally to charity, and to the less fortunate who must be given to rather than give themselves. His offices are at S. E. corner Third and Lawrence.
EDWIN BOOTH JACOBS.
Secretary and Treasurer. The D. Jacobs Sons Co., Wholesale Jewelers.
Born February 3, 1887, at Cincinnati, Ohio; son of David and Henriette (Mar- ienthal) Jacobs. Educated in Cincinnati schools. Started as stock boy in his father's firm; was later travel'ng sales- man, and is now Secretary and Treasurer of the concern. Member United Com- mercial Travelers, Knights of Pythias and C. G. A. C.
HARRY MILTON LEVY.
Cincinnati Capitalist. Offices at Number 309. Traction Building.
Harry M. Levy is one of Cincinnati's foremost capitalists, and certainly is en- titled to the fullest recognition as a phi- lanthropist, for his benefactions for years have been of the most generous nature possible. Mr. Levy received his education in the Cincinnati schools and at Harvard University. He is a member of the Uni- versity Club and the Queen City Club. Offices in Traction Building.
C. A. STOUT, M. D.
Specialist on Gall Stones. Liver and Stomach Diseases.
Born June 23, 1875, in Highland Coun- ty, near Hillsboro, Ohio; son of J. A. and Eva Stout. Educated at Hillsboro Col- lege, Hillsboro, Ohio; graduate of Eclec- tic Medical Institute, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1897. Entered general practice of medi- cine at New Vienna, Ohio: came to Cin- cinnati in 1902, and has since given spe- cial attention to the treatment of chronic diseases, using electricity, vibration and medicine combined. This includes stom- ach and liver diseases, also the non-sur- gical treatment of gall stone disease, the results of which have been entirely satis- factory to himself and patients. Member Cuvier Press Club. National Eclectic Med- ical Association: Ohio State Eclectic Medical Association ; the Order F. & A. M. Married October 14, 1899, to Nell Harlan Livezey.
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