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A. H. Ziegler, M. D., of Butler, graduated in medicine and qualified himself for the practice of that profession twenty years ago.

Chris L. McQuiston. A lawyer of exceptional ability and well matured powers and experience, Mr. McQuiston has been a member of the Butler County bar since 1901 and has built up an extensive practice.

Carl G. Phillips, one of the well known and highly respected citizens of Butler, is a native Pennsylvanian. He was born at Leatherwood, Clarion County, April 13, 1884, and is a son of M. L.

Foster E. Hepler is a progressive young business man of Butler, where he is engaged in the general insurance business, with offices at 512 Butler County National Bank Building.

William J. Beatty, D. D. S. Prominent among the professional men of Butler is William J. Beatty, who has practiced dentistry for thirty-five years, twenty-nine years of which have been in this city.

A. M. Duster, M.

Samuel Walker stands as a splendid representative of the legal profession in Butler County and is among the most prominent citizens of Butler.

John Laing Wise. The newspaper editor has his finger on the pulse of the community. He knows all about it, its problems, its aspirations, which he helps to create, and its achievements.

J. B. Dick. One of the well known real estate and insurance men of Butler is James B. Dick, whose offices are in the Douthett Building, 115 South Main Street.

George I. Woner. With a background of some twenty years' experience in the newspaper business, during which period he rose from reporter to editor and manager, George I.