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LOUIS J. DAUNER.
President of the J. 11. Lelding Insurance AAgency Company. First National Bank Building.
Born December 11, 1866, at Cincinnati. O .: son of John and Anna Von G. Dauner. Was educated in the public schools of Cincinnati. Has been elected several times member of Board of Education: was President Union Board of High Schools, 1907; elected member and be- came Vice President of the last City Board of Public Service. 1908-1909; elected Vice Mayor November. 1913. In 1890 he married Lillle Anel, daughter of John Auel. well-known manufacturer of this city, and has one son, Walter L Dauuer.
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AUGUSTINE DAVIS, JR. President The Ohio Welding & Mfg. Co., Cincinnati, Ohio,
HENRY M. WAITE.
Manager City of Dayton. Former Chief En- gineer, Dept. of Public Service, Cincinnati.
SMITH HICKENLOOPER. Nelson & Hickenlooper, Attorneys & Coun- selors at Law.
ALBERT DEWITT SHOCKLEY. Shockley & Hermann, Real Estate, First National Bank Bldg.
WALTER M. SCHOENLE.
City Solicitor for Cincinnati. Member Ireton & Schoenle, Attorneys.
H. W. MORAN. Secretary and Treasurer Moran Bros Co., Meats.
HON. R. G. WILLIAMS,
Commonwealth Attorney for 16th Judicial District of Kentucky.
JOSEPH FREIBERG.
J. & A, Freiberg, Wholesale Whiskies. 206 East Front St.
H. G. SHEPARD. Secretary of the Cuvier-Press Club, Cincin- nati, Ohio.
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AUGUSTINE DAVIS, JR.
President Ohio Welding & Manufacturing Co., 828 W. Sixth Street.
Born February 28, 1884, in Huron, South Dakota; son of Augustine and Serena (Crouch) Davis. Educated in Armour Institute of Technology, Chicago, III .; graduate mechanical engineer. Has been in the acetylene business for the past ten or twelve years, and is particu- larly experienced in the acetylene light- ing and the oxy-acetylene business. Started firm in Chicago called the Davis Welding Co .; lated incorporated into Chi- cago Welding Co., of which he was man- ager and secretary. President Ohio Weld- ing & Manufacturing Co., of Cincinnati, and member of the Davis Acetylene Co., of Elkhart, Ind. Belongs to Business Men's Club, Fort Mitchell Country Club, Troop "C" Cavalry of National Guard, Cincinnati Gymnasium and Athletic Club.
ALBERT DEWITT SHOCKLEY.
Shockley' & Herman, Real Sstate. First National Bank Bldg.
Born March 13, 1885, at Cincinnati, O .; son of Albert Dewitt and Clara L. (Ram- melsberg) Shockley; of German parent- age. Educated at Westwood public school, Woodward High School, Col- lege of Music and Cincinnati Conser- vatory of Music. At present leading baritone of the First English Luth- eran Church choir, of Cincinnati. First connected with the Ruckel Art Glass Co .; later became associated with the Union Savings Bank and Trust Co. as teller and bookkeeper; resigned in June, 1910, to engage in the real estate and fire in- surance business, with offices in the John- ston Building; in 1912 removed to pres- ent larger quarters in the First National Bank "Building. Member Young Men's Blaine Club; Cincinnati Chapter, Amer- ican Institute of Banking; Cincinnati Real Estate Exchange, and Westwood Improve- ment Association.
RICHARD G. WILLIAMS.
Commonwealth Attorney for 16th Judicial District of Kentucky. Offices in Covington.
Richard G. Williams graduated from the Law Department of Centre College, of Danville, in 1895, as valedictorian of his class. In 1897 he was elected county judge, being the youngest in the state. Ile declined renomination in 1901. In the fall of 1908 he was elected Commonwealth Attorney for the 16th Indicial District of Kentucky, filling a one-year term, and years, which expires in 1916.
then was elected for a full term of six The people of Covington say that he has been a faithful public servant and the officials and lawyers proclaim him the best and fairest prosecutor the district ever had. lie is urged by many persons throughout the state for Attorney Gen- eral, but when asked with reference to it said, "No, I shall not be a candidate for any state office, but shall be for re- election for Commonwealth Attorney."
H. M. WAITE.
Manager of the City of Dayton, Ohio. Former Chief Engineer of Cincinnati.
Born May 15, 1869, at Toledo, Ohio; son of Henry Selden and Jane (Brown) Waite. Educated in Toledo High School and Massachusetts Institute of Technol- ogy. After being graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology began work immediately with the C. C. C. & St. L. R. R. as transitman and in 1891 became engineer of maintenance of way of the Big Four on the St. Louis division. In 1893 he went with the C. N. O. & T. P. at Lexington as division engineer, later was roadmaster on the same division and in 1899 was made superintendent. From 1905 to 1907 he was superintendent of the Chattanooga division of the same road, during which time a great deal of double tracking was done on the division. In 1907 was made superintendent of the Sea Board Air Line. 1909 vice-president and chief engineer of the Clinchfield Coal Cor- poration at Dante, Va. In 1912 was made chief engineer of the Department of Public Works in Cincinnati, which posi- tion he occupied until he was made the first City Manager of Dayton, Ohio, which duties he assumed January 1st, 1914.
Member American Society Civil Engi- neers; American Institute Mining Engi- neers; Dayton County Club, City Club and Bicycle Club.
WALTER M. SCHOENLE.
City Solicitor for Cincinnati. Member Ireton & Schoenle, Attorneys.
Born June 14, 1876, at Cincinnati, O .; son of Wolfgang and Jennie ( Markbreit) Schoenle; nephew of Fred. Hassaurek, noted German author and one time leader of the German Americans in Cincinnati; nephew of Col. Leopold Markbreit, for- mer Mayor of Cincinnati; nephew of the late Brigadier-General A. V. Kautz, U. S. A. Educated in Cincinnati schools; spending five years in German school, and later attending Woodward High School, University of Cincinnati and Cincinnati Law School. Formerly County Solicitor, First Assistant City Solicitor; at present City Solicitor of Cincinnati. Member Business Men's Club and Young Men's Blaine Club.
A. CLIFFORD SHINKLE.
President. Covington & Cincinnati Bridge Co .; President Central Trust and Safe Deposit Co.
Born at Covington, Ky., October 25. 1877; son of Bredford and Ann Johnson (Hemingray) Shinkle. Attended public schools and University of Cincinnati. At the present time he is prominently Identi- fied with the financial interests of Cin- cinnati as the president of the Central Trust & Safe Deposit Company. He mar- ried Frances Hinkle, who was born and reared in Cincinnati, and by whom he has three children, Frances, Ann Camilla and A. Clifford, Jr.
SMITH HICKENLOOPER.
Member of firm of Nelson & Hickenlooper, Attorneys at Law.
Born February 13, 1880, at Cincinnati, Ohio; son of Gen. Andrew and Maria L. (Smith) Hickenlooper. Educated, Wood- ward High School, University of Cincin- nati, and Harvard Law School; LL. B., 1904; took Sinton Medal in Woodward High School for general scholarship, 1897, and medal in mathematics. Admitted to Bar in 1904, and has been actively en- gaged in the practice of law since that time. Was first associated with the firm of Outcalt & Foraker. in which he was a partner from 1905 to 1910. In 1911. severed his connection with Judge Out- calt and became junior member of the firm of Nelson & Hickenlooper, who are engaged in general practice. Member University Club, Cincinnati Country Club, Glendale Lyceum, Stump's Boat Club, Harvard Club, Automobile Club, Beta Theta Pi; president Cincinnati Chapter, Phi Beta Kappa; secretary and treasurer Society the Army of Tennessee; member Loyal Legion. Married October 18, 1910, Bailey Wright; one son, Smith Hickenlooper, Jr.
HARRY WINFIELD MORAN.
Secretary and Treasurer Moran Bros. Co .. 112 West Sixth Street. Meats.
Born February 19, 1860, at Cincinnati, O .; son of Thomas Burt and Abagail Mo- ian. Educated in Cincinnati public schools. Succeeded his father in 1886 to established meat business, now known as Moran Bros., and located at 112 W. Sixth street, Cincinnati. This firm makes a specialty of supplying hotels and res- taurants, and is one of the best equipped stores in the country for retail business. Married in 1896 to Miss Verna Pickens. One son, Harry Clifford Moran; one daughter. Lucille Abagail Moran.
HERBERT GILMORE SHEPARD. Secretary of The Cuvier-Press Club of Cincinnati, O.
Born October 10, 1870, at Cincinnati, O .; son of Herbert Lorraine and Mary Cath- erine Shepard. Educated in Cincinnati public schools and Woodward High School. Member Board of Directors Cu- vier Club, member Board of Director Cu- vier-Press Club, Secretary and General vier-Press Club, Secretary and Gen- eral Manager Cuvier-Press Club, mem- ber Board of Directors Inne Street Build- ing, Loan and Savings Co., member Shep- ard Lathe Co. Belongs to Audubon So- ciety, Southwestern Fish and Game Pro- tective Association. Persimmon Club. Union Society and City Club.
WALTER G. FRANZ.
Consulting Engineer. Offices at 1703 Union Trust Ballding.
Walter G. Franz, whose ofllees are at 1703 Union Trust Building, Is one of the foremost of Cincinnati's consulting engi- neers, and enjoys a clientele which ex- tends well over the Central West. Mr. Franz resides at 2613 Eden avenne.
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FELIX G. CROSS.
President of The Columbia Life Insurance Co., Cincinnati.
W. M. DONALDSON. President Donaldson Lithographing Co.
R. S. MCVEIGH.
Western Manager Island Creek Coal Sales Co., Union Central Bldg.
ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL.
Superintendent Globe Soap Co .; Manufac- turers Grandma's Borax Powdered Soap,
CHRISTIAN BARDES.
With Mr. George Bardes Operates the Chris- tian Bardes Tannery.
R. J. NELSON. President and Treasurer the Nelson Business College Co.
ADOLF FRIEDRICH MORGENSTERN, M. D.
A Cincinnati Physician, One-Twenty-Four West Ninth Street
H. W. McCANDLESS. Vice-President and Secretary, The Weir Frog Co .; Mfrs. of Railroad Frogs.
MICHAEL IBOLD
Manufacturers of Sonada
Wholesalers and Cigars. Ninth and Central
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FELIX G. CROSS.
President of the Columbia Life Insurance Co., Cincinnati.
Born January 1, 1842, at Eaton, Ohio; son of Mordica and Sarah (Girton) Cross. Educated at . Marion, Ohio, and Miami Medical College of Cincinnati, graduating in 1869. Practiced medicine at Xenia, Ohio, for ten years, then entered life in- surance business; was general agent for Penn Mutual for ten years; New York Life for five years; Massachusetts Mu- tual ten years; has been president of the Columbia Life Insurance Company for the past twelve years. Served as a member of the executive committee of the American Life Convention; served five years as trustee of State Soldiers' Home at Sandusky, Ohio; three years as member of the School Board of Cincin- nati. Member Chamber of Commerce, Business Men's Club, Walnut Hills Busi- ness Men's Club, Military Order of Loyal Legion, Grand Army of the Republic; Congregational Church. Married, 1869, Adelaide Bradley; two sons, Frank B. and Sumner M. Cross.
ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL.
Superintendent Globe Soap Co .; Manufac- turers Grandma's Borax Powdered Soap.
Born October 31, 1872, at Manhattan, ill .; son of John and Grace Keir Camp- bell. Attended public schools of Man- hattan, Joliet high school, and University of Michigan, from which he received de- gree of Bachelor of Philosophy in 1896 and Master of Philosophy in 1898. Was instructor in University of Michigan for three years, 1896-1899; resigned to join Globe Soap Company as chemical engi- neer in 1899; supervised the plans and construction of St. Bernard plant, and after completion of same was made gen- eral superintendent. Mr. Campbell is a member of the American Chemical So- ciety. He was married in 1900 to Eliza- beth M. Harris at Joliet, Ill., and has two children living, Margaret E. and Charles A. Campbell.
ADOLPH FRIEDRICH MORGENSTERN, M. D.
A Cincinnati Physician. One-Twenty-Four West Ninth Street.
Born July 25, 1869, at Finken, near Koenigsberg, East Prussia, Germany; son of Joachim Bogislav and Enna (Hol- dack) Morgenstern. Attended school at Koenigsberg, in Prussia, and studied med- icine at Universities of Koenigsberg and Greifswald. Served three years as assist- ant in the Royal Ear and Throat Clinics of Berlin, and in the Eye Clinic of Basel, Switzerland. Served in the German Army and held the rank of Captain in the Re- serve Medical Corps. Came to the United States In 1896, and located in Cincinnati. Is a member of the Business men's Club, the German Literary Club, Cincinnati Academy of Medicine, Ohio State Medical Society, American Medical Association; is Staff Physician to the German Deaconess Hospital and to the Cincinnati Polyclinic.
WILLIAM MILLS DONALDSON.
Head of the Donaldson Lithographing Co., Newport, Ky.
Born Mareh 14, 1840, at Cincinnati, O .; son of William M. and Ann (Mills) Don- aldson. Grandfather, Andrew Donaldson, came to this country from Scotland in 1819; settled in Newport, Ky., in 1829. Wm. M. Donaldson received his early education in Newport, Ky., and later attended Woodward High School and Ohio Mechanics Institute, at Cincin- nati, Ohio. Was in office twenty- seven years continuously as President of the Board of City Council of Day- ton, Ky .; member of City Council, member of the Board of Education and Commissioner of the Jamestown Mafis- terial District. At present in his fourth term as President of the Trustees of the Highlands. One of the original incorpora- tors of the Western German Bank of Cin- cinnati; director of the German National Bank of Newport, Ky .; director of the Ohio National Insurance Company of Cin- cinnati; in his thirty-third year as Presi- dent of the Trustees of the First Presby- terian Church, of Dayton, Ky. Member of the Caledonia Club, of Cincinnati, O.
CHRISTIAN BARDES.
With Mr. George Bardes Operates the Chris- tian Bardes Tannery.
Born March 28, 1858, at Cincinnati, Ohio; son of Christian and Elizabeth Bardes. Is a member of E. T. Carson Lodge F. & A. M., 598, Willis Chapter Hauselman Commandery, Scottish Rite, Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, Blaine Club, Clifton Skat Club and Cincinnati Art Club. Was married June 7, 1887, to Jose- phine Zehler and has three children, Elsa, Richard and Elizabeth Bardes.
H. W. McCANDLESS.
Vice-President and Secretary, The Weir Frog Co .; Mfrs. of Railroad Frogs.
Born October 17, 1868, at Washington Court House, Fayette County, Ohio; son of Abel and Ellen E. McCandless. Grad- uated from Washington Court House high school in 1887. Came to Cincinnati in 1889 and began his business career with Fay, Egan Company. Six years later he entered the employ of the Weir Frog Company. Is a member of the Cuvier Press Club, the Automobile Club, Blaine Club, and numerous other clubs and or- ganizations.
JOHN E. DEVERE.
President and Treasurer of the Devere Electrle Company.
John E. Devere is the popular president and treasurer of the well known Devere Electric Co., 234 West Fourth street, Dne largely to the ability and efforts of Mr. Devere this company is one of the ac- knowledged leaders in this line in Cin- cinnati. Besides being electrical con- tractors this company deals extensively in dynamos, motors and lamps and does dynamo and motor repairing. Mr. Devere resides at 306 Rockdale Avenue.
ROBERT STUART MCVEIGH.
Western Manager of the Island Creek Coal Company, Miners and Shippers.
Born December 15, 1872, in Loudon County, Virginia; son of Harvey and Mary Richardson Mcveigh. Was edu- eated in private schools of Virginia. His first occupation was with the Chesa- peake & Ohio Railway Company in Rich- mond, Va. Afterwards was with the Bal- timore & Ohio Southwestern at Cincin- nati. Went with the Island Creek Coal Sales Company as Western Manager at Cincinnati in 1905, and has been with that company in same position since that time. Mr. Mcveigh has large mining interests in Logan County, W. Va., on the C. & O. Railway and in Pike County. Ky., on the N. & W. Railway. He is a member of the Queen City Club, Business Men's Club and Hamilton County Golf Club. Was married in Louisville, Ky., June, 1911, to Bonnie Foree Gallagher.
R. J. NELSON.
President and Treasurer the Nelson Business College Co.
Born October 29, 1858, at Cincinnati, O .; son of Riehard and Ellen Nelson. At- tended public schools and Chickering In- stitute. President New York Wall Paper Mills; President Queen City Wall Paper Company ; President Cincinnati and Springfield Publishing Company; Direc- tor River and Rail Coal and Coke Com- pany of Morganfield, Ky., and a number of other concerns. In 1903 published Nelson's Commercial Arithmetic, and in 1908, Nelson's Bookkeeping. Member Masonic Fraternity, Business Men's Club. Hamilton County Golf Club, Schoolmas- ters' Club, Automobile and Rotary Clubs.
MICHAEL 1BOLD.
Wholesalers and Manufacturers of Sonada Cigars. Ninth and Central.
Born August 24, 1860, in Germany; son of John and Margaretha Ibold .. Was edi- cated in Germany and came to this con- try in 1880. Started the cigar business at Freeman Avenue in 1884, moving to his present location in 1893. Is a member of the Chamber of Commerce, Business Men's Club, Elks, Cuvier Press Club, Hyde Park Country Club, Laughery Club and Automobile Club. In 1889 he mar- ried Augusta Koehler, and has two sons, Walter and Carl thold.
RUFUS B. SMITIL.
A Cincinnati Attorney. Offices In the First National Bank Bulldlug.
Born at Cincinnati, Ohio: son of Harry R. and Anna M. Smith Edneated in pub- lic schools, Yale College and Cincinnati Law School. Has been Assistant Prose. enting Attorney, County Solleitor and Judge of Superior Court of Cincinnati. Is at present Chairman Board of Direc- tors University of Cincinnati, President Endowment Fund Association University of Cincinnati, and member of varlons Boards of Directors of Charitable and Philanthropic Organizations.
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DUDLEY WHITE PALMER, B. S., M. D. Surgeon, Offices are in the Leverone Build- ing, Cincinnati, Ohio.
REINHARD BIEDERMAN.
Cigar Manufacturer, 925 Main St., Cincin- nati, Ohio,
H. M. BEAZELL.
Investment Broker, 309-310 Mercantile Li- brary Bldg.
C. D. CALDWELL,
Resident Manager, Pittsburg & Buffalo Com- pany ; Coal Miners aud Shippers.
SUMNER M. CROSS.
General Manager of The Columbia Life In- surance Co., Cincinnati,
JOHN R. BULLOCK. John R. Bullock & Company, Real Estate and Insurance Brokers,
NELSON ASHLEY LLOYD. With Lloyd Brothers, Wholesale Druggists. Cincinnati, Ohio.
J. HAZARD DAVIS. Chiropodist, Offices at 104 West Fourth Street.
LEROY K. SHEPHERD, M. D., D. O. Osteopathic Physician. Offices in the Gro- ton Building.
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DUDLEY WHITE PALMER, B. S., M. D. Surgeon. Offices are in the Leverone Build- ing, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Born February 5, 1877, at Cincinnati, Ohio; son of Dr. Chauncey D. and Ade- laide (White) Palmer. Father descend- nt of Roger Sherman . of Connecticut; mother direct descendent of Peregrine White, the first white child born after landing of Mayflower. Educated in Wood- ward High School; University of Cin- cinnati, B. S. Degree, 1899; Medical Col- lege of Ohio, M. D. degree, 1906. Interne Cincinnati Hospital eighteen months; assistant surgeon to the Drs. W. J. & C. H. Mayo, of Rochester, Minn., for sev- eral years. Junior surgeon Cincinnati Hospital; Surgeon to Cincinnati Tuber- culosis Hospital; Junior Surgeon to Christ Hospital; Vice-President Academy of Medicine of Cincinnati; Medical Ex- aminer for Mutual Benefit Life Ins. Co. Has made a specialty of surgery since entering private practice. Member Beta Theta Pi, college fraternity; Nu Sigma Nu, medical college fraternity; Ohio State Medical Association; American Medical Association; Member Business Men's Club. Married Florence D., daughter of Judge W. W. Prather, of Cin- cinnati.
C. D. CALDWELL.
Resident Manager, Pittsburg & Buffalo Com- pany ; Coal Miners and Shippers.
Born October 16, 1872, at Bristol, Tenn .; son of Rev. George Aiken and Margaret Brooks Caldwell. Attended Kings Col- lege, Bristol, Tenn. Came to Cincinnati in 1909. Is a member of the Business Men's Club; Chamber of Commerce; American Institute of Mining Engineers; Cincinnati Coal Exchange, and Automo- bile Club. Was married in 1895 to Janie Wood, of Bristol, Va.
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NELSON ASHLEY LLOYD.
With Lloyd Brothers, Wholesale Druggists. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Born November 17, 1851, at Lima, N. Y .; son of Nelson Marvin and Sophia Webster Llyod. Was educated in Boone County, Ky. On August 1, 1881, became a member of the firm of which Lloyd Brothers are successors. Is a director of the Atlas National Bank, a member of the New York National League (Giants . Baseball Club, Cincinnati Country Chib, Cuvier Press Club, Business Men's Club, Masonic Blue Lodge, Masonic Scottish Rite, and Syrian Shrine.
EDWARD WORTHINGTON.
Agent, Wiggins Estate. President the Fire- Proof Storage Company.
Mr. Edward Worthington, agent of the Wiggins Estate, with offices at No. 7 East Fifth street, is one of the best known of Cincinnatians. He is also president of the Fire-Proof Storage Co., 718 Oak street. Residence, 2230 Frances Lane.
REINHARD BIEDERMAN.
Cigar Manufacturer. Second Floor, 925 Main Street.
A native of Ohio; born March 6, 1866: son of John and Carolina (Roehm) Bie- derman, both from Germany. Educated in Cincinnati public schools. At the age of fifteen entered the employ of Julius Adler, Cigar manufacturer, and after learning the trade in all its branches, on January 23, 1902, purchased a one-half interest in the business, which continued under the name of Julius Adler & Co., until January 2, 1912, when Mr. Bieder- man bought out Mr. Adler's interest, with good will. Married Theresa Deller and has two children, Julius and Carric Bie- derman, both graduates of Woodward High School. Member L. O. O. M.
SUMNER M. CROSS.
Secretary and General Manager, Columbia Life Insurance Co.
Born August 9, 1879, at Xenia, Ohio; son of Felix G. and Adelaide (Bradley) Cross. Educated Franklin School (White & Sykes), Cincinnati, and Oberlin Col- lege, Oberlin, Ohio. Mr. Sumner Cross is a young man of splendid executive ability. He was formerly secretary of the "Detroit Conference." Was the first solicitor in the field for the Columbia Life Insurance Co., of which he is at present Secretary and General Manager, having charge of the investments in connection with his other duties. He is a member of the Loyal Legion. Married in 1905 to Alice Truen Crowell, daughter of J. S. Crowell, of the Crowell Publishing Co., of Springfield, Ohio.
J. HAZARD DAVIS.
Chiropodist, Offices at 104 West Fourth Street.
Born March 28, 1864, at Newport, Ky .; son of John Hazard and Melissa Coppin Davis. Educated at Newport, Ky. Prac- ticing since 1904: has fitted his office with the latest improved sanitary and up-to- date appliances, making a specialty of the treatment of ingrown nails and re- moval of vascular corns and warts. Mar- ried 1912, to Camille Holbrook, Coving- ton, Ky.
E. G. KINKEAD.
Kinkead & Rogers, Attorneys and Counselors At Law, Traction Bultding.
Born June 6. 1867, at Covington, Ky .: son of Joseph D. and Edna A. (Manser) Kinkead; family came to Virginia from Scotland in Colonial period. Educated Chickering Institute, Cincinnati, Hughes High School, University of Cincinnati (degree B. A. 1889, M. A. 1893). Cincin- nati Law School (degree L.L. B. 1891. Corporation Counsel. City of Cincinnati. 1897-1900. Member Queen City and Lit- erary Clubs; Price Hill Lodge, Scottish Rite and Shrine, Masons, Cincinnati Bar Association, State Bar Association, Beta Theta Pi and Phi Beta Kappa.
HOWARD MARTIN BEAZELL.
Investment Broker.
Offices in the Mercantile Library Building.
Born July 17, 1861, at Cincinnati, Ohio; son of Jasher and Eliza Jane Beazell. Educated Cincinnati public schools. Clerk in office of E. E. Morris, Provision Broker, in 1876; entered Citizens' Nation- al Bank, December 6. 1880, as assistant bookkeeper, advanced to assistant cashier, which position he held for about fourteen years; resigned March 1. 19022, to engage in investment brokerage business with office in Masonic Temple. Third Street: removed to 309 and 310 Mercantile Li- brary Building, in 1904. Secretary and Treasurer Cincinnati Stock Exchange for the past five years. Member Chamber of Commerce, Business Men's Club and Automobile Club, Cincinnati; Hamilton Club, Hamilton, Ohio. Married Decem- ber 10, 1884, to Emma T. Casey; two sons, George H. and Robert C. Beazell.
JOHN R. BULLOCK.
John R. Bullock & Company, Real Estate and Insurance Brokers.
Born February 21, 1871, at Covington. Ky .; son of William R. and Mary T. (Clayton) Bullock. Started in business for himself April 17, 1900, with fifty dol- lars, renting desk room at 438 Madison avenue. He is today agent for the Hart- ford Fire Insurance Company, of Hart- ford. Conn., and several other large com- panies, and a Director of the Commercial National Bank. Belongs to Industrial Club of Covington, Episcopal Church Club of Cincinnati, F. & A. M. and Royal Arch Masons.
LEROY K. SHEPHERD, M. D., D. O.
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