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THE ENQUIRER, CINCINNATI, SUNDAY, JUNE 27, 1926 NEWS SECTION. 30 DEATHS. DEATHS. MEMORIAM. IK MEMORIAM.

THE RIVER, SE1TER Lorraine Catherine Seiter, dearly beloved child of Fred an In Loving Remembrance Or our dearly beloved father, Ed. Holmessfanley units, rapabls of running 500 brls crude oil dally and will operate on oil from the Texas and Transcontinental wells In Moffat Held, about 16 liillea south of Craig, and connected to Craig by pipe lines. 'through a possible arrangement for exchange of crude from other fields the Midwest Rennlng Company's production from tha 1 1 Ice Dome In Moffat County may also be run througb tba new renuery. Laura Seiter (nee Noe), asleep after KHI-KMIIX'K Anna Erpenbeck (nee U' 1 lines), beloved wife of August Krpenbeck, Friday, June 25. 1926.

at 11 p. at residence, 6814 Kant Fork road, Madisonville. Cincinnati, tipangenberg, who died June 28, 1924. a snort illness, riday, June 2a, 19Z6 MVER STAGES. at ll p.

in ner 4th year. neral from the home of her grand Ohio, in her year. Funeral The roll! tiff stream of time flows on; But still the vacant chair Recalls the love the voice smile Of our father who once sat there. parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Conrad Noe, 35 Tuesday. June 29. at the late real "9 dence, 8 a. ni. Kequiem high mass Harrison Mt.

Healthy, Ohio, The flowers we lay upon your grave tuesaay, june at a. hi Alimony cnurcn, 8:30 a. m. May wittier ana aecay. Angel mass at the Church of th bnends invited.

Card of Thanks. While our hearts are filled with sorrow, we cannot forget the many kind acts bestowed upon us by all our relatives, friends and neighbors In the great loss of our dearly beloved wife and mother. ELLA WAFER (nee WieseL Especially do we' wish to thank Rev. Walter H. Wetzler for his kind and consoling words, the Ladies' Aid Society of Ht.

Mathew Evangelical Church for their lurge attendance, Mr. Harry Nolte for his impressive and beautiful singing, all donors of the many beautiful floral offerings, and Frank W. Imwalle, of the Imwalle Memorial Funeral Home, for his kind and efficient services. The Bereaved Husband and Family. NEW YORK CURB 3JARKET IAL DIsraTt'H TO THS CXQUIBKB.

New York, June 26. No definite trend was apparent In the trading on the curb today. Goodyear Tire continued the active member of the Industrials, and made a gain of points. Trans Lux also continued active and gained A point further, while Ford of Canada Jumped 10 points. Continental Baking- A improved 14.

but the other baking issues were practically unchanged. Industrial Kayon declined 54 point further under moderate pressure. United Light and Power sold up to a new high with a net gain of point. The remainder of this group, however, was mostly lower, I'uget Sound Power dropping 2 points, while Commonwealth Power yielded 1 points. Standard Oil of New York was among the most active of the petroleum, but improved only slightly.

Vacuum Oil gained Vi, and both Humble and Prairie Oil were moderately higher. South American Issues were quiet. But the love we have for you. dear father, Assumption at 8 a. m.

Children of the Guardian Angel Society meet at will never fade away. GATTI.K Henrietta Oattle, beloved FOREIGN EXCHANGE. 8PVCIAL DISPATCH TO THS BXQUXXM. New York, Jun 26. With very little activity Id the foreign exchange market STATIONS STATIONS A loving father, so true, so kind; motner ot Mrs.

Ldward Kentner, tne cnurcn at a. m. Tuesday. Mrs. IS.

V. Tufveson and Max Den friend on earth we find. For all of us he did his best. rienas invited. lamln, Harry and Otto Gattle, at May God grant him eternal rest.

and with aupply limited. Inquiry for end- SHI.VKI.rc Howard E. Shlnkle he ner residence, zabu (Jlifton av. Serv Always To Be Remembered by Tour Dearly ices at the Weil funeral home, 3901 of-month settlements buoyed remittances loved son of Mary E. and the late George Shinkle, entered into rest i-ojovea tnuaren, otto ii.

Hpanpenoerg, Heading road, Avondale. Monday, and rates closed with net sains. French Norma gpangenberg, Ed. M. HpaiiKen Thursday, June 24.

1926. at 9:30 June is, p. m. and Belgians were2 and 4 hi points up, ierg, Arthur H. Bpangenberg, Main p.

in his 19th year. Services a B. Hpang-enberg, Julius Spangenbcrg GLOBE William H. Glore, at the the residence. 108 E.

Charlton st respectively. Spanish was up points. and Bpangenberg. Monday, June 28, at 2 p. m.

Friends uotatlons follow: Gone, but not forgotten. May his soul Card of Thanks. We wish to express our sincere and invitea. home or his nephew, William H. Glore, Thursday, June 24, 1926.

Services at the funeral home of Allison Rose, Seventh st. and Scott Covingrton, Ky Monday, June reat in peace. INUEI'KNLENT OILa JN1HSTUIALS. TIRSER- Commodore William heartfelt thanks to all our relatives, friends Turner, at New York City. Friday.

and neighbors for their kindness and sym I Sales I Shares. I sales 1 In Loving Memory finish June 25. 1926. Funeral services at Last. Hlgh.lAiW.LBSt.

zg, at p. m. interment Highland pathy shown us in the great loss of our wiitsee's Chapel, 24 W. Ninth St. dearly beloved son.

IS', 6614 Of our darling father, Edward M. 8pan gen- 6U tjemetery. MOOSE Joseph H. Gnoose. Friday.

juonday, at 2:30 p. m. 2 i gen berg, who died June 2, 1924. EDWARD A. GEIGER.

Enpeclally do we wish to thank Rev. 8 There are griefs that cannot find comfort, 1161, 122 125 74 8HV4 WEIXGARTSKH Peirce Welngart 23 230, And wounds that cannot be healed: June 25, 1926, at 12:15 a. aged 68 years. Funeral from the Busse 2'jU Ala. Ct.

Sou. lu. I'o prf! fried .:122 20 Alpha JV.it. 12S 1''0 Alum. Co.

of Am. 74 G. and E. n. 86 ll'Ol preferred 3 8.

8.. l'lOiAm. and 222 Jacob W. Kapp for his kind and consoling ner. Friday, June 25, 1926.

at 11:45 There are sorrows BO deep In the human words, Cincinnati Chanter, Onler of P. aged 76 years. Funeral Tuea Borgmann mortuary Mon Cincinnati. 12 2 0.2 Lock 7 112 0 6 Daia37 0 2 8 Zanwville. 8 3 OA 0.4 lvanhoe 1 i 0 4 Dam 6 8 8 0.4 Radford 1.2 0.1 Dim 13 8 4 1 0 Hinton 1.8 0 2 K'nw'iFilll 13 0.1 Dam 22 8 0 2 0 7 Pt.PleM'nt..

8 5 1.9 Logan 11 0.1 Dm26 8 9 0 3 13 Dam 8 7 0 2 Pikevilie 2 3 0 1 Dam 29. 8 3 0 5 1 8 0 1 Dub 33 7.7 0.4 Dayton 0 9 0 1 Dim 35.... 7 4 0.2 .12 4 0 9 Dam 38 8 3 3 6 Frankfort. 6 8 Dun3S 7 0 2 Terre Haute. 1 4 0 1 8.3 0 8 Bumsnin 3 9 0 6 Dam 41 5 9 0.7 Saalirille 13.7 12...

Dan44 1 3 9 1 0 0.2 Evimville. 9.6 1 4 Cnstlac'sa. 0 4 0 5 Dam 48 9 0 0 8 Floreucn 3 4 0 8 Pailuoab. ...10 9 0 5 7 0 1.0 Cairo 21 9 0 2 2 4 0 3 Memphis 15.7 Keokuk 3.0 0 5 Helena 19.10 4... Omaha 10 6 0 6 Vicbburj.

1.7 Kbiuw City. 13 3 0 3 New Orleans. 2 1 0 1 St. Louu. ..15 9...

0 4 Franklin 1.7 0 1 Little 3 5 0 1 heart That cannot be half revealed. day. 8 a. from Busse Bore: Cables. I Checks.

Sterling I 4.86 I 4.86 I' rones 0291 .0291 Belgian 0288 .0287 Lire 0362 .0362 nwias 1937 .1936 Pesetas 1614 .1613 I'anlHti 2652 .2651 Norway .2194 .2193 Hwedon 2686 .2683 (Judders 4018 .4016 Marks I .2381 Kar Kaatern exchangee are I Cables. Checks. Hongkong dollar I J55 1 55 Shanghai tael 72 .72 Shanghai Mex. .63 .62 Peking; dollar 64 .63 Kupea 3633 .3623 Veil 4686 .4675 Manila .60 ,49 day, June 28, at 8 a. m.

Requiem high mass at St. Henry's Church 23 15 4S 14 16 22 84 8T, Oh, dearest father, how we mias you! mann. Mass at St. Henry's Church Tuesday morning, 8:30 a. m.

Friends Molay, for their large attendance and nervice at the grave, all donors of the many beautiful floral offerings, and Frank W. Imwalle and assistants, of the Imwalle Memorial Funeral Home, for their kind P. mid L. nr. 94 at m.

Tears of silence often flow; 400 Gulf Oil 700 Klrby Pete 2oO Leonard Oil 300 l.lon oil lOO Marland Kef 1.4O0 Mi x. Panuco 1.400 New Mm. A. L. lOo Pandem Oil 200Peimok l.Keiter Koaler Canadian lOOHult Cr.

Cons. Cr. Prod. tisege non-v. 300 Tlduwater Asso.

pf. 12i'enez. Pete 200Wllco new l.oooi'y oil and Gas invited. 601.A111. p.

7 pr. 84 looiAni. Rayon Prod. 30 Gill 11 Louisa Grube (nee Meier), beloved wife of the late Henry It 4 '4 1314 I 16 22 0 8 324 24 K714 7Vi 33 I 25 94 94 30 27 33 30'-. and efficient management of the funeral.

Memory keeps you ever near us, Thoufjh you died two years ago. Peaceful be thy sleep, dear father; lt is sweet to breathe thy name; WETGEL Infant son of John P. Wei 4H 14 SS 16 23 86 8T4 32 24 97 7-4 33 Vi 26 27 nupeipower Li 32 The Bereaved Parents. tjruDe, passed away Saturday. gel and Pearl welgel (nee Leder meier).

Saturday. June 26. 1926. Fu 24 June 26, 1926, at 1:10 a. at her neral from Henrv Grueter A Son's 51 97 7 Card of Thanks.

residence. No. 3734 Vine st aged 81 years. Funeral Tuesday, June 29, 1 funeral home, 1 1 Iff and Glenway In life we loved you dearly, In death we do the same. Vou are gone, but not forgotten, Nor will you ever be; As long as life and memory last 33 16 avs r-rice nni, Monday, June 28, at We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks at i p.

irom late residence. Friends Invited. i p. m. 85 57 59 38 entral European exchanges sre: Bui We shall remember thee.

M1N1NO. garja .00,3. Koumanla Serbia to our relatives, friends and neighbors for the sympathy shown us in the loss of out beloved husband and father, 116 122 125 74 8t, 93 1, 9' 222 94 94 30 27 33 30'. 61 1 85 57 65 38 2214 60 16t 20 44 27 37 63 254 78 US 92 19 32', 1 23 14 13 f.9i WR.DEL Frank P. Wendel.

beloved HAMMLER Lillian Hammler (nee Sadly Missed by His Daughters, Mrs. Ar 22 '4 husband of Carrie Wendel (nee Tuttle), Thursday, June 24, 1926, at thur levy, Mrs. Koy Kchlichte, Mrs. Ar Morgan), beloved wife of Eric Hammler, suddenly, Saturday, June 60 -V. .0177, Greece .0123, Csecho Slovakia .0296.

Pollali lloty .10, Finland .0253, Austria schilling .14, Hungary .000014. Houth American exchanges: Argentine thur Bauman, Mrs, Joseph Vlscontt, Mrs. I5 HENRY STAGGENBORG. Especially we thank Rev. Father Frle- v.av a.

agea ri years. funeral in, is.o. jjue notice oi luneraL Kdna Hoiyoke, ejons-iu-iaw and Urand Monday. June 28. 1926.

at 2 n. m. children. HAl'SEll August Hauser, beloved 33 30 SI 1H 85 57 65 38 22 5i i 1S 2U 44 27 3 6 3W 78 11 yz, 32', 1 23 14 13 from late residence, 4244 Fergus corner Apjones, Northslde. Friends ji'U'Aruna-'i Co Asso.

Ci. and l'iyAuiiuin Auto 100 Atlantic rult 25; riitfclow Hen Car and 51. stamp 8.2"0 Urit-ilcy Kirepr. 100 Hrlil Corp. A loo con tioo Can.

Hry Oln. to 2ne Centric Pipe loOcJhl. Nlpj.le A 100; l'o FI l.loo.'Com'ih IJowet 37'l war. Ldy. fiOOiCoiit.

Hon. A IOC lio pn-ferred 2" 'nut. 'l'oi. 2e0i'uriei I'resy l.ToO I t-r'(U--t ctf 100 lejlililll Int f.i.'.i.liuiant Motor 200 1 'z Co. la lion, I nnd Sh.

berg for his many visits, Dr. Kiefer, the donors of the beautiful floral offerings and spiritual bouquets, and the efficient funeral director, John Mittendorf. gum no paper, brazil Chile .1208. Uruguay 1.01, Peru 3.68. arUOIAI, DISPATCH TO THB XXQUTBEB.

4 27 37 53 Wiclrtta up. River Forecast. Cincinnati. June 26. Tli; Ohio River, from the mouth of the Kanawha to the mouth of the Kentucky, will not change much Sunday.

W. B. SCHLOMER. In Loving Memory invited. 24 The Bereaved Family.

2,500 Cons. Cup. Mines. 3 3 JT l'loiKliKineera Col. 115, 11 11T, 1,000, Eureka 7 7 7 l.OOOj'Forty-nine 10 10 10 3, 000.

-Gold States 6 6 6 Copper IS IS 1 Tin 6 6 6 30U 'Ohio Copper 60 60 60 Por. 28 28 28 4oOKo. Am. P. O.

64 6 6H 600Teck-Ilughes 3 3 3 SOOi'U. S. lontln. 7 9 7 luO United Verde Ext. 28 28 28 lOOIUtah Apex 7S 7 1 34 3 3 4 DOMESTIC BONl'S.

(Sales in thousands of dollars). Montreal, June 26. New York funds Of my dear husband, Edward Wever, who WECHSLEH Georg-e G. Wechsler, 77 nusDana or Katnerine Hauser (nee Schmid), Friday, June 25, 1926, in his 67th year. Body will lie in state at Clifton Heights Gesang Verein Hall, 2357 Roha Monday, June 28.

from 12:30 p. with services at 2 p. m. Interment VineStreet Hill Cemetery. nere were quiet at 11.64 ner cent discount Deiovea son or George H.

and Eliza, beth Wechsler (nee Westendorf) US 92V4 Canadian funds in New York were firm at the gold point of 11.64 ner cent nremlum. Card of Thanks. We desire to thank our relatives and Saturday, June 26, 1926, at 2:45 p. m. Funeral from the late resi Bankers expect a fairly large amount of died July 2, 1924.

tays of sadness stilt come o'er us, Secret tears do often flow; Memory keeps you ever near me, Though you died two years ago. Sadly Missed by His Loving Wife. dence. 4Z3 Boal Wednesday, June l-friends for the many condolences ex Weather fair. Ttlver 12.2 feet, pool state.

Business good. 19 32 1 23 "a 4 13 HODDR Fred Hodde. beloved hus- in, at a. m. Kequiem high mass at St.

Mary's Church at 9 a. m. tended fn our sad bereavement In the loss of our dearly beloved wife and mother. goiu to do snipped rrom tills city to Canada on Monday. They do not look for a long duration of this outflow of gold across the border aa futures for the first half of July delivery of Canadian funds are selling at 6.64 per cent premium In the market Departures.

YOUNG Frank J. Young, beloved son In Memory 69V4 ROSA RIEGER. Also the donors of the many floral' and 69 '4 O. a E. 6s 100 oana or tne late Elizabeth Wehkinir Hodde, of 3025 Reading road.

Services Monday, June 28, 1926, at W. D. Jacocks's funeral home, Gilbert av. and Locust at 2:30 p. or George and Same young (nee Ih, Do pr.

ed il08 4 108 ners. spiritual offerings, Father Roth and Father Kroum tor their Kinaness, tne bt. uiare Mcuonaidj, suddenly, June 13, 1926, residence 102 Main st Dayton Ky aged 12 years. Funeral Mon 40S 23 31 39 Chicago Stocks. HIERMAMN Henry Huermatin, be The steamer General "Wood leaves the foot of Main street nt 3 p.

for Pittsburg and way potnta. The steamer Queen City leaves the fnot of Main street at ft a. today for Louis-villa and way points. Society and Third Order of St. Church, and Nurre Bios, for the Of Frank D.

De Marcus. You're not forgotten, Frank, dear. Nor shall you ever As long as life and memory last I will remember thee. Sadly Missed by Marie and Baby. 100100 99 99 99 99 103 103 96 96S 102 102 97 87 95 95 23 23 97 97 UjAin.

P. L. 6a 994, 3 Do 6s, new 99 3 Am. Roll M. 6s 103 20, Am.

Water Works 6s 96 l'Anacon Ceip. 6s 22 Asso. G. K. 6s 97 6 Asso.

Sim. II. 95 Atl. Fruit Inc. 23 35 Baltimore Ohio 5s 97V day, June 28, 1926.

Services at the efficient manner in which the funeral was 495 John J. Hadel Company funeral cenducted. The Bereaved Family. intClAJ. DISPATCH TO THS SMQCnClt.

Chicago, Juno 26. Range of prjcesj STOCKS. I High. I Low. I Lai 600,1:1.

I 41j 40S l.riooEni;. Pub. Bvc. 33't 22 Fed. Pur.

A 30 leO iVItman Curmej 3t 39's, Canada. 495 488 Kni'han Co Theater 25 24t I'oi: Kreslininn ..1 23 23 Hen. Baking 54 63 lo bo 6 6S leO 'len. Gas Elec. B.

33 33 6cM Haf. Raiori 99'4 99 parlors, Newport, at 10 a. Louisville (Ky.) papers please copy.j TELEGRAPHIC. LODGE NOTICES. Card ot Thanks.

i 164 25 23 64 6 33 994 3 1 Hull Tel. Can. 6s Il 00 ,1 00 VI 00 YOUNG Price Young, aged 52 years. 1 1 llelll. till.

7 S. '35 We desire to express our heartfelt thanks loved son of F. Henry Huermann and the late Anna Huermann (nee Schutte), suddenly Thursday, June 24, at 1:20 p. m. Funeral from the late resid ence, 2823 Glendora Monday, June 28.

at 8 a. m. Solemn requiem high mass at St. George's Church at 8:30 a. m.

Members of Price Hill Council, Knights of Columbus, will meet at the club on Sunday evening, June 27, at 7:30 p. m. to proceed to the home of the deceased and pay our last respects. uneral Monday. June 28, 1326, from 2 Hiunner Turlilne mil tl 86 I 88 SPECIAL DISPATCHRS TO ENQORETt.

IVY LODGE NO. 16. KNIGHTS OF 4, Can. N. R.

Egulp. 7s: 11 4 ,1 1 3 1114 to our neighbors ana menus ror tneir Kina ness and symrjathy shown us in our be tne A. M. E. Church, College Hill, at 1 p.

m. Aid. 1103 163 a aroiina 1'ower aa vv i PYTHIAS, will confer the fage Rank reavement an A great loss of our beloved 3.6'i'J Guodyear Tire 36'4 3S TUESDAY. July 6. Visitors welcome.

12 Cities Serv. 6s 93 3 63 15 Do 7s ll 106I05106 wife and sister. 214 ANNA FENTON (nee Overhaus). MADISONVILLE LODGE NO. 419, F.

and cities b. if. i.t, 107 107 1107 6'Cuhan Tel. 7s llll 111 111 ZN MEMORIAM. Pittsburg, June The packet Betsy Ann arrived this from Cln-einnatl anu started Ui return tiip to-aight- Klvcr stages: Pilnt Bridge, 11.2 lent and stationary; Lock No.

2, S.4 feet and stationary; Heaver Dam, 8 2 feet and siationury, wickets up. Esnecially do we thank the Rev. Father Armour preferred Swift Swift Intl Real Silk Stewart Warner Wrlgley Edison Balaban A Kata Borg Beck Bendlx Gypsum Kalr United Light A Auburn Morgan Lltho United Light Electric Household United Biscuit A. will lav the corner stone for tho lS.Letr. Edison 6a 102 02 102 Kellv.

ths Sisters and nurses of the Good new Methodist Church at Madisonville on 84 84 113 112 1 18 41 41 73 72 63 53 1434 143 71 73 $6 35 32 32 166 156 29 29 1671 16 63 62 64 66 60 60 14 14 44 43 18 IS 46 46 62 61 84 113 18 41 73 63 143 73 35 33 155 29 '16 63 66 60 44 18 46 63 Sunday, June 27, at u. m. xou are Hospital, the kpv. ratner Mau 7Letr. uaa 6a.

1 06 1 06 106 Price Pow. 6s. 102 jl 02 102 rv ana c. eeoiHap. 'andy A lO.ilazeltine Corp.

900 Indust. Rayon Keystone Sole 26 Kraft Cheese 2,01.0 idi. Pow. Sec. new t0oLeh.

Coal 10 l.lhliv-Owens S. G. "I'O Midvale St. aooMunlclpal Service. HUGHES Mary Hughes (nee Splaln), In Memory cordially invited to attend.

rice, the donora of the beautiful flora 38 li 2S 64 10S SV, 41 85 15 43 142 23 1 3 21 19i 29 38'i 16. Elec. Refrigeration, 6s! 104 ,104 104 1 6 a. 10S 9 40 86 15 4314 142 234 12', 21', 194 29 ieces. and Mr.

Eherdlinger, the unrtnr IjKed. Bug. 6s. '33 85 85i 86 Of my beloved son, Albert Popp, killed In 10 9 42 85 15 43S 142 23 '4 13 21 T', 194 2 taker, for the efficient manner in conduct Pow. A Lt.

5s 94 94 94 action June 25, 1918. Member of Ma ing the funeral. Deioven wire or tne late William Hughes, Friday, June 25. 1926, at a. at her residence, 1132 Gilbert av.

Funeral Monday, June 28. Solemn requiem high mass at St Xavier's Church at 8:30 m. Portsmouth, Ohio. June 26. River 13 feet, pool stage.

The General Wo. id. due from Pittsburg. 8 oloi this evenlr.c; Hunter No. 2, up, 2 p.

YVestt-ru, in. p. m. chine Gun Company Fourth Battalion J.J. SULLIVAN CO.

6 (Jrd. Trunk 6s 109 109109 1 Gulf Oil, 6s 100il(l04 100 The Bereaved Husband, Sisters and Broth Second L'tvlslon, regular army. Burial 2'I0 Klec. Pow. A 2 Hoori Kublier 7a.

era. place, American cemetery, Belleau, Aisne, France. 07 97 LIMOCSINK INVALID CAR HOMES FOB SEKVICES Oll-O-Matlc Thompson 99 99 Card of TUanKis. KEJflTEDV Patrick Kennedy, be 1 1 3 Closed Is tha last page of a beautiful life, 1 1 3 "4 ll.1i. Louisville.

June 26. Fiver: Upper gauge, 8.3 feet; lower gauge, 11.9 fet and rising. 3 Indianapolis Pow. 6s. 97 Llrid.

Limestone. 99 6 Kresge Foundation 6s100 lt'Leh. Pr. Sec. 6s I 94 82, Loews Inc.

6S I 99 100 1, 100 Bell Place and No. 413 Illinois Brick 18 la I IS' iorne away by tne angels to heaven: McMillan St. We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks Broadway. 3ii 13 i 13V 94 I 94 99 99 Free from all pain, earth's sorrow and Mooiiburn 133. Main 1600-1801.

loo Nat. Pub. Hvs. A. IGOINelson Corpn.

25.X. Y. Tel. pref 1 40' ll P. L.

l7 00Nor. Ohio 2.r:.V. States Pow. pr. SoOIPac.

Sleel 50 I'enn Salt Mfg. 200Pi Bakeriei 600 Pick. B. Co.rtfs. 100 Prophylin: 103S to all friends and relatives who came to us in loving consolation at the passing of 3 Long Ifiln.

L. ft P. 6s'103 102 103 strire. Now glorified in tha love of heaven. 12H loved husband of the late Elizabeth Kennedy (nee Plunkett), Friday, June 25.

1926. at a. at his residence, 360 Oregon at, Mt. Adams. Funeral from the John J.

Gllllgan Son's funeral home, 22 West Ninth Monday, June 28. Reauiem hierh mass at Holv Cross 20 Mass. Gas 5 a 103 102 102 Wheeling. W. Va Jun 26.

River 9 feet, pool stae. Di prirmree: The Helen for Malamoras, at noon; Liberty, for Pittsburg, at 5 p. hi. our beloved father. Safe In the arms of Jesus, Philadelphia Stocks, incur, dispatch to ths iNQDrira.

Philadelphia, June 26. Rango of prices: stocks. I High.iLwrrrsit: 104 Safe on His gentle breast: 97 7 GEORGE KREH. Especially do we thank Drs. Julius St am HE BUSSE BORGMANN CO.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS, 1517 Freeman Av. Three Chanel. 104 104 14jMorrla Co. 7s 10'Nevada Cone. Cop, Stat.

Pw. 6 7i 1 10 cv. 6 2 Ohio Pw. 5a, 1 Otis Steel mel and Chas. P.

Kennedy for their untir- 73 4 6'i 12 V4 4 32 33 34 20 18 104 97 104 112 99 98 95 12S 72 45 12 48 3014 34 20 18 1 1 2 1 1 2 500 Puiict Sound P. L. tnerlcan Stores inie and devoted service, Mrs. Lonr, the Memphis. June 26.

River stationary; gauge reads 15.7 fee. Arrivals: The Harry Lee and Verne Swain, from Carutheravllie. No departure. 91 118 9 98 Nonsectarlun no charge. Phone W.

43S-4S9, Bell Tel. preferred Church at m. Member of the Holy Society. Holy Cross parish. There by His love o'erbidlng, My dear Albert, rest.

Not dead to me, who loved him; Not lost, Just gone before. Still lives In my memory. And will forevermore. Sadly Missed by His Mother. faithful nurse.

Rev. G. W. Grauer. of Phll- Klsenlohr lllOhlo River Edison 6s, i tsstabUsUed 15.

dub Church, for his many vlaltfl, words 95 ib, 100 Purity Hak. 100 Hem. Noiseless 100 P.eo Motor 200 Rich Radiator n' 1.000'RlcHenharker Mot ns. Co. N.

A. 40 Pan. Am. Pet. 6s 100 101 101 consolation and beautiful service, nuss KOLI.KR Louise Koller, beloved 10'Fhll.

El. P. 5s w.l..102 102 102S l.oretta Nagel for her solo. Mr. Elmer wm Lehigh NaT.

Phlla. Electrlo 73 1 73 1 TS 112 112 113 14 14 14 63 63 63 112 112 112 48 48 48 .4 4 4 74 73 74 3A 3A 108 708 108 3 4 Vaneeburg. Xy. June 26. -Steamer Margaret, down, 2 a.

Otto Marmi-t, up, 11 a. Ben Frar.klln, up, 4 p. m. 107ll07107 inermann for his music, friends and neign 100 Ross Store 2011 20W )o rects W. MACK JOHNSON hors for the beautiful floral offerings and In Loving Memory i.uu ni-n.

-Ji a 99 99i 99 103l03 103 words of comfort, Messrs. Faui and Penna Salt Mfg. Tonopah Belmont 400 Silica G. P. rtf 20! 20 "4 20 daughter of F.

W. Koller, Thursday, June 24, 1926. Funeral from late residence, 4712 Ward sL, Madisonville, Ohio, Monday, June 28, 2 p. and from St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Madison road, Madisonville, 2:30 p.

m. Interment in 111, 111 111 27S Otto Huth for the efficient funeral arrangements. The Bereaved Family. U. Q.

I. roo 'H. u. P. and L.

n. 600 3'thc't Part pr. wl 9' 96 Woodburn 475. McMillan and Upland PI. Point Pleasant.

W. June 26. River S.8 feet and rising. Iam 26. lower channel gauge.

10 8 fe.t and rising. The Chile Greene, for Charleston, 4 a. m. General Wood, for Cincinnati, 10 a. m.

95 100 Of our beloved mother, Carolyn May Clarke (nee Gilbert), who passed away June 18, 1926. The years may blot out many things. 100 25South. Cities V. pf Card of Thanks.

99 107 Cleveland Stocks. 10 pnil. El. 5a. '53 23 Pub.

Ser. N. J. 6s. 3, Pure Oil 6s ljRand Kardex 15Schulte R.

E. 6s LSchulco Co. l'Shawsheen 7s 47'Sorv. El. 6s 12l8outheast P.

L. 6e 2 Southeast P. 6s w.l... 2 So. fal.

Ell. 6a Gas 6 5 H. Cel. Ed. 6s, '51 w.l.

6s Ft. Sm. 6s. Laurel cemetery. 1 2 4 6 1214 48 30ti 33 34 20 18 4't 2014 23 4 20 27S 6614 901, 2214 2 '4 13 2614 18 1 14 4 11 22S 108H lf-H 114 4414 161, 34 27S 93H 38 27S 6514 90 22 '4 214 I314 254 18 114 4 84 1 1 94 Prsmalinn Sanitary, Aesthetic, Modern, Cremation cin'tl Cremation 613 Wo desire to exnress bur sincere thanks arsciAL dispatch to ths shqcims.

100 99 107 94 95 101 99 98 97 96 McCORMACK Catherine McCormack, Marietta, Ohio, June 2'S. River 10.6 foet Bind stationary. The Milton, up, 10 a. Cordill, up, 6 p. m.

to all our relatives and friends for their 1 iUun Central Uldg. M. 3085. 65 90 22 4 2S 13 25 14 13 114 4 as 11 22s 106 94 95 101 98 98 97 101 Cleveland. June 26.

Range of prices: sympathy and condolence shown us In the Free Booklet. Free Chapel. 99 STOCKS. I High. Low.

I Last. loss ot our dearly Deiovea nusuanu crna r. (i. ami A 200Siand. Moters.

Pub Motor 300, Swift lnt.rna. 100 Thonip. Had. lOO'Toh. Prod.

Eip. Trans. Lux IX Steel .1 00 Truscon Steel Gas Imp. 25,700 L'ni. L.

at P. 'A' n. 93 97 father. dearly beloved daughter of Edward and Mayme McCormack (nee Fleming), Saturday, June 26, 1926, at residence, 840 Laurel aged 9 months. Funeral from the late residence Monday at 10:30 a.

m. Antral Steel Evansvlll. Ind, June 56. River It feet, pool stage. The Alton, from Paducah.

City lea 103 103 03 We esDecIallv thank the donors of the Firestone 6 per cent. 22s 3ut tnis one tney can never: The memory of those happy days That we had spent together. We were with you, darling mother. In your Joys and in your pain; We were kneeling at your bedside When the final summons came. Dearest mother, one sad year How quickly It has passed! No one knows the silent heartaches, Or the love and kindness you havs bestowed upon us while here.

You are gone, but never to be forgotten. By Your Loving Daughter and Son. In Loving Memory' 6, Tidal Osage 7s 1 03 1 03 103 12 U. 8. Run.

ma, 61 do 6s. '33 Charleston. W. June 26. The Great Kanawha, 7.0 feet and rising.

NURRE BROS. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1564 ELM STREET (Near Liberty) l'hone Canal 6930. 10s ilos' many beautiful floral offerings, the Rev. J. A.

Stephens, the Masonic order, and the Orelf Bros. Ohio Brass 64 64 23 23 103 103 39 39 76 76 29 29 9 9 It 26 111 McGUFF Jeannette McGuff. beloved 64 23 103 39 76 26 MS 14 '4, 16 in funeral director, Gus Glldehaus, for their -js, 1101 101 10l I.eoO.Unl. Prof. Shar.

n. 14 Peerless Rayon kind and efficient services. KOliEWN BONl'S United Hiscuit 444 6,4001 1 10 1 0 Huntington, W. June 26. The river Is 9.3 feet and stationary.

The Sam P. Suit, up; Catherine Davis, General Wood, down. The Bereaved Family. Selberllnr Trumbull daughter of tne late and Mary McGuff (nee Fltzpatrick), June 26, 1926, at residence, 1107 Pendleton aged 28 years. Due notice of funeral.

Chicago (111.) papers 92 zo'ci niv. I'letures 34 10 44S 16 34 3K 93 5, 28 92 4 Antloqula Rep. Col. 6 Lo 7a OOiVan Camp 27 A. G.

SPAETH 6 Bar. City El. 6s, '28 92 99 98 92 99 98 rowsr prec. 94 Pittsburg Stocks. SPIRITUALISTS.

juoivatss Am. Mch. 28 Of our dear son and brother, Private John 93 92 99 98 69 95 96 98 98: UNDERTAKER rsctAi. dispatch to nta xnqciiis. 89 95 6TAXDARU OILS Koos.

Seventy-third Conmanv. Sixth Reir 95 86 2917 Spring Grov. At. TeL rrk 117. no os.

3City Cologne 6s 4 Oslo 5s 1 Icons. Mun. Baden 7s 2 f)anlah Con. Mun. 6 6Est.

R. K. Fran. 7a 95 Iment Marines, who died of wounds received in action at Belleau Woods June 98 98 PSYCHIC MEDIUM MARKOV A Cairo, I1L, June 26. At 4 p.

m. gauge read 21.9 feet, a fall of 0.1 foot In 24 hours. The steamer A. I. Parker and John M.

Grubb with 3 barges of steel pipe, arrived from Pittsburg, returned to Pittsburg light. The Illinois with three barges of steel pipe and one barge of merchandise to New Orleans. The Tennessee, from Riverton. passed to Ht. Louts.

The Exporter with one empty large and one derrick tioat. from Mound city, passed to 100 100 ll German Con. Mun. 7s 4 Great Con. A El.

6s Schraffenberger Son STOCKS. High. i Low. Last. Okla.

Gaa 29 29 29 Amn. Vlt. Prod 27 26 27 Ohio Fuel Corpn 36 36 36 Pbg. Plate Glass 274 373 274 Exchange Nat Bank.l 87 87 87 piease copy.j McHUGH Florence McHugh (nee Rush), beloved wife of Joseph Mc-Hugh, Saturday, June 26, 1926, at 8 p. at her residence, 923 Monastery road, Mt.

Adams. Due notice of funeral will be given. HAGLT William Magly, suddenly, at his residence, Haddon Hall, Avon-dale. Friday, June 25, at 9:30 p. in his 76th year.

Funeral services at the Mt. Auburn M. E. Church, McMillan st. and Auburn Monday, June 28, at 2:30 p.

m. Remains 97 87 98 96 95 8t FUNERAL DIRECTOR 97 87 (5 96 88 99 97 87 98 95 96 68 99 97 1207 Elm Street. Tel. Canal 677. 28, 1918.

On a lonely bed In France lay. No one but strangers near him; No one to console him. ot his last day on earth, No mother's loving care to cheer him. The pain ho bore we will never know; We only know that he is gone And could not say goodby. Dear John, may.

your soul forever rest In peace. Sadly Missed by His Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Roos. inamuurg 7s 7s 17 Ilseoler 7s 2'Ital.

Pub. irtll. I. 7i 3IKIng. Denmark 5s 17Krupp Orled.) 7s 21I.Mansfleld M.

A 8. 7a Aires 7s. 1936. Advice, clear Information on troubles, business or domestic. Help and advice on problems that most concern you in everyday life.

Develop personal magnetism, which might overcome mountains of obstacles. Hours 1 to 8 dally, 1 to 6 Sunday. 810 WASHINGTON AVENUE, NEWPORT, KY. TAKE FT. THOMAS CAR OR BUS.

99 97 BANK CLOSED BY EXAMINER. 6 100 100 100 j.ower Mississippi. Marxe unir Port, rrom St. Louis, passed to New Orleans. The Jeanne Barrett, with one harge of stone and two barges of coal, from Upper Ohio.

Vickabuig, June 26. Gauge reads 16.8 feet, a rise of 1.7 feet In tho past 24 hours. Columbia, S. June 26 (A 99 4iPro. Buenos Aires 7s 99 99 96 99 99 96 99 93 lOOlAnglo-Amer 1814 la 1S 5oilJu.kye P.

L. 61 61 61 fOQ'f ontlnental 22 21 74 22 800'Humhle till US 64i 6414 lOn'Inp. ill can n. 35 3i 35'4 200 Indiana P. L.

68 68 68 2,000 Inter. Petrol 33 3.i1 33 100 Northern P. L. 74 74 74 400 Ohio Oil SOVj, 60 6014 800 Prairie O. and G.

6414 6 6414 lOujSo'west I'enn 60 60 60 Mo.iStd. Oil Inn 64 64 64 lOOIStd. Oil Kans. 36Vi 25 2514 IO11 std. Oil Nebr 48 48 13.6oO!Htd.

Oil N. Y. 34 33. 34 9P0IVaruum Oil 1103 1024 103 IXIiEPENHEN'T OILS 100Am. con.

oilfields 3 3 2'ifj'Aru. Maraealbo 6 6 6 (oul Beacon Oil 1 7 17 17 carlli Svnd 16 13 15 600 -Cities Service 41 41 41 9f'0 lio preferred 86 85 85 Kynd. 3 .1 3 Synd 13 12 12 TOOIKuclId dl 1 1 1 1,200, Gibson Oil 6 6 6 96 4ixwer Aust. 7s 23 Rhine tin 7s 100 100 93 91 R. C.

Church Ba. 6s 93 The American Bank and Trust Company here failed to open Its doors today and a notice read that the Institution had come under the control June 26. River, llRusslan 6s rtf. N. C.

13V. 13 Parkersburg, W. 11.4 feet; falling. 7 Saxon States Mort. 7si 9 97 GE0.H.R0HDE Funeral Home Delta and Linwood Avs.

East 404 BRANCH OFFICE 2439 Eastern Ave. 99 99 103 Padnrah, Juno 2'. flange reads 30.9 feet, a rise of .4 foot In 24 hours. Ieparted, Paducah for Florence, Ala, of the State Bank Examiner for a thirty-day period. The bank, organ- MADAME ELLEN, Greater Cincinnati's foremost' leading medium is again receiving her many friends and acquaintances.

Madame Ellen has practiced for the last 25 years In Greater Cincinnati and has done much for the uplift of humanity. If you have any troubles or worries, In sickness or sorrow, Madame Ellen will help you. Consultations dally, except Monday, from 10 a. m. to 6 p.

Take Bellevue and Dayton Car No. 12 at terminal, get off at Dayton walk two squares to 519 Fourth av. will lie In state at the church from 1 p. m. MEMORY William Memory, husband of the late Sarah Memory (nee Venable), Thursday, June 24, 1926, at 7:20 p.

m. Funeral from the Busse Borgmann mortuary, Monday, June 28, at 2 p. m. MERZ Margaret Merz (nee Walsh), beloved widow of Edward H. Merz, Friday, June 26, 1926, at 6:20 a.

at her residence, S436 Cheviot Westwood. Funeral from late residence Monday at 7:30 a. m. Reauiem high mass at St Catherine's Church at 8 a. m.

98 99 99 103 90 90 100 98 89 96 66 90 90 99 99 103 90 90 101 98 89 96 96 2 Slem H. 7s, '28 17 Do 7s. '35 17 Solvay A Co. 6s Tlliiazll 6s 12 Do 6s w. 1 21 Thys, I.

A 8. Wks. 7s Leonhard 7s 6. U. E.

6s 59 U. S. Stl. Wks. Bur.

7si 6 Lio 6s w. I I In Loving1 Memory Of Anna Fenton (nee Overhaus), who died June 18, 1926. An angel face from heaven Looks down at us each day And whispers: "Mother, dear, don't grieve Because I have gone to stay. For when God calls you to this land I'll meet you at the brink; With tears of Joy I'll clasp your hand When He connects the link." Sadly Missed by Husband, Sisters And Brothers. zed in 1924, had a capitalization of 1 00 250.000.

FINANCIAL NOTES. 08 89 96 96 CONTINUED FROM PAGE 27. TO TALK ON TURK. Rev. John Bayne Ascham, former tual figures of tha New York Clearing lluuse shows: OILS AND GAS.

MORA74T Mary Moran (nee Cunning cent. Mack 3 per cent, Hudson Motors A per cent. Famous Players 3 per cent. Kresge 3 per cent, OushmRii flat. June 26.

pastor of the Avondale Methodist Episcopal Church, will talk at the MADAM SHEBA Gives advice and clear Information to those In trouble, whether business or domestic. She can help and advtse on problems that are puzzling you. She can give advice that will overcome your greatest obstacles. Hours 9 a. m.

to ft p. 419 York Newport, Ky. Southgate, Newport and Covington or Crosstown car to door. K. es.i reserve 21.fi95.860 Harry P.

f.liller Independent Undertaker June 9. 19.758,890 4508,066,000 5.343,472.000 SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THS KNQt'IRnR. Lima. Ohio, June 26. Twenty-five com Nash flat, American Lrakeahoc flat.

I Atr'wate 614.91.00 I l.oiui.;, Ac General Asphalt 3 per cent, Baldwin cm-n In auln ham). Deioved wire or the late Michael Moran, Thursday, June 24, 1926, at 2:20 r. m. at her residence, 8114 Walworth East End. Funeral Monday.

June 28. Solemn requiem high mass at Holy Angels Church at 9 a. m. church this -morning at 11 o'clock. The title of his talk will be "The Terrible In Memory Of our dear mother, Mary Otto, who departed this life June 23, 1923.

Three sad years have passed away. When one we loved was called, away. A shadow o'er our life is cast. We see your vacant chair. Where oft you sat with listening face When we told you of our cares.

pletions were reported during the past My Price Trust Price of niem. lilts. per cent. American Smelting 4 per cent, Sloss-Sheflleld flat. ot mem.

44.412,000 687,838,000 Turk." Rev. Mr. Ascham returned yesterday from a year's visit In Hearse $12.00 Limousine. 4.50 9.00 MUELLER Conrad Mueller, beloved MADAM THAW, World's greatest adviser. 1 am giving $3 for tl to convince the public what I can do.

Can help and give advice to those In irmihiA if in trmihle come, be convinced. Where can you find a love like a mother's, Unbroken till death's call and life's work husband of Anna Mueller (nee (Buhl), Saturday, June 26, 1926, at 2 at residence, 634 W. Liberty aged 67 years. Funeral from the late residence Monday at 2 p. m.

45,265,000 595,417,000 9.186,000 4. 1 11.360.000 6S4.9H.000 23.ii33.000 27.h67,oo0 hks. and tr. 1 oinpanies ilea, of at. Iiki.

and tr. en's. Res. of at. l.kB.

iin-l tr. r-o'H in deposits 'iejiotlts Time ilcpofllts. 'iiYolutlon L. to. deps.

tied DEATHS. Office hours 8 a. m. to p. 916 York Newport, Ky.

Southgate and Newport Is done 7 Sadly Missed by Her Children. 3,209,000 11,009,000 4.376,397.000 675.915.000 23,471,000 27,868,000 and Covington cars pass tne aoor. wnite or colored. OSER Fred Oser. devoted husband of In Loving Remembrance UENZ Christina K.

Bens (nee Of my dear husband, Andrew J. Theirlng, Emma Oser (nee Klemm), faaturday, June 26, 1926, at his residence, 772 E. Rldgeway Avondale, in his 48th year. Funeral Monday, June ONE of Indianapolis'- beat mediums will be here for only two or three week, lonirer. Address 1324 Linn et.

Phone West 8760 for appointment. Will hold pulilio ana my a ear and only daughter, Stella bchradin), beloved wife of the late Jacob Benz. Saturday, June 26. 1926. at 6:20 a.

m. Funeral from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Jacob Weyler, 3827 Borden sL. South Curaminsvllle, Tuesday, June 29. at 2 p.

m. Average Statement. Floral Auto 6.00 12.00 In All Funerals Conducted By Me. Use of Chnpel or Funeral Home FREE. Office and Chapel 1446 Walnut Near Liberty Funeral Home Fifteenth and Race Sts.

Phone Canal 1192 Union. Labor. aervlre. 8 p. m.

Sunday. Clara Railroads Tile Reports. Missouri, Kansas and Texas Lines for Hay: 1926. 1925. Gross 4.320.61 1 4.281,510 Net oprg.

rev 1.203, JUS 1,2 85. 7 Net Income 25r 799 346,781 Five months: Gross 121.467 98:1 J22.600.554 JVet oprg. rev 6.212.9::4 6,71.134 Net income 1.555,161 1,916.172 After Interest charges, including adjustment Illinois Central System for May: 1925. Gross JM. 907 Jvet oprg.

2.0.;7.6il3 2.207,085 F'lve months: Gross I73.1sn.958 f7A.237.3S1 JVet oprg. Income 11.515.369 11.617,344 Northern Pacific for Mrv: IP 26 Gross 7.ISS,:!)- 705 28, rrom tne Maertz-uetmefs lu neral home, 643 Rockdale av. Sol emn requiem high mass at St. An draw's Church at 8:30 a. m.

The we- kly r.uik statement of the aver uneirmg Armand. One by one our dear ones leave us, One by one they pass away; But we have the blessed assurance We will meet them all some day. Mother, assisted, by Mildred uenacoier, ai aame aa dress. Everyone welcome. New York Clearing ago House KPTRTTTTAI.IST CHURCH.

212 Fourth HILI.INGHEIMER Lucy Billlnehel- PETERS William Peters, dearly be Dayton, Ky holds sorvlces 2:30, 7:30 June 26. June 19. 6.647,050 3,970.790 loved husband of Elizabeth Peters Expos') reserve In Loving Remembrance (nee Kolkmeyer). Friday, June 25, p. m.

Public circle Wednesday. 1:30 p. and Thursday. 2:30 p. m.

Ail are welcome. Get a message. MRS. 8ABIE. Pastor.

1926, aged 68 years. Funeral from his late residence. 212Z Eastern mer (nee Stumps), widow of David HillinKheimer, on Saturday, June 26, 1926, at her residence, 1108 Newport. Funeral Monday. June 28, from Wm.

C. Bets Son's funeral home, 23 E. Sixth Newport. Requiem high mass at St. Stephen's Church at 8:20 a.

m. 596,821,000 6.359.040,000 weea in me central est and Lima oil fields, with a flush production of 626 barrels. Of these seven were drys and three were gas wells, while six old wells Is this district were abandoned. Conditions in the Lima fields havs Improved considerably in the last month, thnuKh a shortage of water for drilling purposes has somewhat retarded development. However, with the recent rains nnd warmer weather a heavy production in tire next three months Is anticipated by the locul operators.

Activities in the Houndhead field have been given a fresh impetus as a result of a pipe Hue Installed there recently by the Buckeye Pipe Line Company. This will greatly facilitate the transportation of the oil, since operators formerly shipped lt by freight, while the new method will save them from 30 to 35 cents on tho barrel. Clih producing companies In this district are: Koundhead oil and Gas Company, Boston and Southwestern (311 and lias Coinp.iny, New York Coal Compnnv, c. J. Neal 'o.

and Fanford I'lrlcii. Large sections of land have been leased to the south, near Center and across l.ofr.-in County, to these companies for development work to be carried out in the near future. t'ne of the best completions reported thli week was that of the Oko Oil and 'las Company, on No. 1, This farm, In FcrryMburg Township. Wood County, which 5i', brirrels at the first pumping in 24 hours.

This opens up much new territory in that locality which was hitherto believed to be of no alue for drilling purposes. Another poor! well reported this week was tho Kl.voo.l BiKelow No. 2. situated on the Grist farm, one mile south of Londcck. This is irood for a 50 or 60 barrel producer, and is being watched closely by opt raters, aa ll is in guod territory, Stelzer A McClure completed their No.

2 weel on the Nolan farm for a ten-bar- rel producer TuesdHy. This is located two I tnib-s south of Mention, in Mercer County. Of my loved ones at rest, the last one my dear, sweet girl, Ella Mae Sullivan, whom the angels took to her home above A)'l-'reiale 10- soive 694.407.000 I.c.nnK. Ac. 6,38,731,000 in vaults tneini.cr baass 45.241.000 Monday, June 28, at 8 a.

m. Solemn requiem high mass at St. Rose A MESSAGE CIRCLE at my new home, 623 W. Fourth Covington. Tuesday evening at o'clock.

Reading dally. Medium. MRS. BELLE GILLIARD. Church, 8:30 a.

m. Members or cin clnnati Council. Knights of Colum Net oprg. 1.1.35,594 June 24. 1922, in her twenty-third year.

Never to be forgotten. Sadly Missed by Your Lonely Mama, Susan M. Sullivan (nee Kissel). bus. meet at residence Sunday.

June BLOOM Franklin Bloom, beloved brother of Catharine and Either COFFEE MARY'S DAUGHTER, Mrs. Strat- 27, at 8 p. m. QI ISLAN Milburne Qulnlan, beloved Five months: Gross 135.72;. SSI f34.Sni,K76 Net oprg.

5.7.0,531', St. Louis Southwestern Kstem for Mey: 1 s25. Oprg. rev 1,877.581 Bloom. Thursday, June 24.

1926. at 577,293.000 his residence. 433 w. Court sL Fu ton. formerly of Elm rjt incinnail, now live, at 917 Orchard Newport.

Soth 6128 X. neral from residence Sunday, June JULIUS BAER Floral Designs 138-140 FOURTH ST, EAST. 3Set oprg. i.9.031 28,265 In Loving Remembrance Of Fred Kortheln, died June 28, 1923. It's sweet to know we shall meet again.

Where parting Is no more; And that one we loved so dear Has gone from us before. at i p. m. tuonnersvuie and Kushville (Ind.) papers please copy. I Reserve of 1 in 111 1, i l.ii'ii.s nnd 1 1 ust eom- I pi.nie 574,769,000 It i of Mtitte i.r.nks 11 trust rompar.les 9.367,000 I i.f vta'o i.

iillks I a 11 trust c-onpnles in "Mt 1O.2S1.000 "s''s 4. 372. 275.0OO 111. 57y.9l2.00O 1 'ir. i 1 I LIBERAL THOUGHT SPIRITUALIST CHURCH.

No. 633 W. Eighth at. Services Thursday and Sunday at 7:30 p. m.

Everybody welcome. BRINKHAUS Bernard Brlnkhaus, Sadly Missed by Children and Grandchil dren. CHURCH OF DIVINE REVELATION, Cur lve montiis: Oprg. rev 610,137, 875 Net oprg. Income 1,502.720 Net income 54.

St. Paul for May: Gross fl2.5.:7.479 Net oprg. 615,454 Five months: Gross 129.525 Net oprg. 4. ",.44 Deficit $10,432,587 1.625.964 til.

621. 5:7 $60,333.7 ,1 3,51.593 tis and Gilbert. Service Sunday, inura- day. Saturday night social. In Loving Remembrance beloved nusDano or Margaret Brlnkhaus (nee Martin), aged 36 years.

Funeral from the John J. Radel funeral home, 652 State Monday. June 28. 1926, 7 a. m.

Requiem high mass at St. Henry's Church at 7:30 a. m. 10.198,000 4.412 512.000 670. 9(8.

(ion 23,514.000 Of our dear wife and mother, Mrs. Helen A Ray of Light THE FIRST CHRISTIAN SPIRITUALIST CHURCH. Services 1:30 ana 614 Vine, third floor. All welcome. Mesaage.

in Truth. MRS. M. ROSS. Winkler (ne Smith), who died June 20, 1921.

Days of sadness still come over us. Secret tears Co often flow; Memory keeps you ever near us. Though you died five years ago. for Mourners Western Maryland for Mny report" net Income of JUB.211, after all charges, against 95,56 1 last year Five months' net income 1878,856 against 1487.756. SPIRITUAL CHURCH OF CHRIST Pee- blea Corner, over Liggett a.

lecture 7:30. son of L. w. ana L.uia rauData Qulnlan. at Los Angeles, Cal.

Remains can be seen Sunday at Nurra Bros." mortuary, 1564 Elm st. Funeral from the residence of Mrs. Marie Q. Schoenberger, 2046 Weyer Monday, June 28, 1926. at 8 a.

m. Requiem high mass at SL Elisabeth Church at 8:30 a. m. RENNER Edward M. Renner.

beloved husband of Catherine Renner (nee Fogarty), Saturday, June 26, 1S26, at 2:20 p. at residence. 412 Carraalt Mt. Auburn, in his 66th year. Due notice of funeraL RICH Sanford E.

son of the late Sanford and Anna Rich (nee Connor). June 24, 1926. at Laramie. Wyo. Burial at Cincinnati.

Ohio. Funeral arrangements announced later. RIDD ELL Charles J. Riddell, beloved husband of Catherine Riddell (nee Lauderback). st residence.

30 E. Mitchell St. Bernard. Saturday, June 26. 1926, at 12:35 p.

In his 39th year. Funeral from the Imwalle memorial funeral home, 4811 Main St. Bernard. Tuesday, June 29, at 10:30 a. m.

SCHULTZ Pauline Schulti (nee Gerard), beloved wife of Louis J. Schultt and mother of -Alvln Nodler, Saturday, June 26. 1926, at 9:45 a. in her 51st year. Funeral Lvenbeck and Boeder drilled in a five-barrel producer on the Itupert tarni, in Spencer Township.

Allen county. Tuesday. This. too. Is being va'clied by operntors since it Is In a section nhnn- loneit several vears aco l.v driller he- Sadly Missed by Your Loving Daughter and Messages.

CHAS. ALLh.N. Pastor. deducted 27. 817.001) 27,868.000 New York State Banks.

The following statement, issued by the lork Superintendent, shows the of 'ae banks and trust companies I "B'lea In the New 1 1 "lit earing Hnise: June 2. June 19. Loans and tn- v. r.ts $1.174. 503.7m, 1.167.

TP I 900 No longer need we abandon our Husband, Florence and thanes. MEETINGS every Sunday. 2:30 and 7:30. loved ones, unprotected, in the old- In Loving Memory Wednesday. 7:30.

At 122S walnut. IfEW Y0HK BANK STATEMENTS Appointment MRS. SLOAN Readings. Of oor beloved huanand anil daddy, John the propertv nbout there was I thoueht to be infertile. It ai drilled deep however, than the majority of the wells 111 the Trenton Pock region.

Tile Ohio (ii Company oluplete.1 lis I second well In the southwest pert of the only. 3318 Walworth av. Actual Statement. 4. 56ii.) 4.652.600 MRS.

ALEXANDER Readings to 4. 1 an, I alao Tuesday evenings. 433 eastern av. Kind, wno enterea into eternal ie June 17, 1935. "Twas hard to part with one so dear.

Put God, who knoweth heat. Held wide His loving arms and said. 'Come unta me and rest." 21.716.600 East End car, a. w. cor.

Fifth and Walnut. ni HTO.V Stephen R. Burton, at his residence. No. 3720 Reading road, Friday, June 25, 1926.

Funeral services at the late residence Monday at 11 a. m. Burial private. Ill ETTI.VGER Edna Buettlnger (nee Kunneke). beloved wife of Harry liuettinger.

at Demlng, N. Thursday, June 24. 1926. Funeral from residence of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Kunneke, 620 Liberty Newport, Wednesday, at 8:30 a. m. Requiem high mass Immaculate Conception Church, 9 a. ni. Interment St.

Mary's Cemetery, St. Bernard. Ohio. COI.K Anna Hornbrook Cole, at I'leveland, Ohio. Burial at Cincinnati, Ohio.

Due notice of funeral. C'UOE Louisa Crone (nee Zimmer). beloved wife of Theodore Crone. Saturday. June 26.

1926, at her residence, 431 Crescent Covington. aged 4 8 years. Due notice of funeral. OI M'IIY Laurence J. Dunphy, be MRS.

MILLER Reading dally. 10 a. m. to 7 p. ra.

09 Baymlller si. west 8754. Sadly Missed by His Wife and Baby Marie. 22. 424.50) I vi' ii New y.irk Federal serve r.nnk.

9O.fi7,r,0O Total deposits t.C'.SnOJOO A e'reea' ol o.p".slts 157,270,400 of reserve 19.8 96,742,300 1,217. 463. 8O0 Nolan farm. In th Mendou field. Mercer County, for a 25-barrel producer.

The well was drilled -o In the sand lit a total depth of 1.512 feet. C. A. Pefiy and others completed their well near Heaver I 'am, on the S. II.

V'ore farm. Allen County. The tlush was 20 Charles tiescheiscri is starting opev ions the same territory on the Wiliiam l.r.oney farm. home to friends. AT HOME Dr.

Henry B. Freiberg 471 Doctors' RuHrlinr. N. ZACHARIA8 At In Memory fashioned sodden grave. The Nor-wallt Vault turns each grave into a miniature tomb.

Airtight, water, proof, of steel reinforced cement, it seals by hand into one solid of masonry that protects forever against the ravages of time. All good undertakers recommend the NOR WALK VAULT, the best INSIST on it. Made by HERMAN SCHRECK, 416 South Seventh Street, Hamilton, Ohio. Wdbn. 5 730 L.

166,629.600 Of our dear husband nnd father. Victor Cable, who died June 29, SPECIAL NOTICES. Upright and Just In all his ways. at home; The Kt. Laramie Oil and tias Company drilled in No.

6, on the Danzig farm. In shell County, with a flusii production of I 25 barrels. was found at 1.281 feet and oil iU 45 feet la the sand. Er3BEU MARKET. f.l' IAL riFPATCI.

TO THE ENgflREB from the late residence, 14 Maaer St. Bernard. Tuesday. June 29, at 2:30 p. m.

Services at Wilson Memorial Church at 3 p. m. Honest ana raitnrui to tne enn or nip Foi gotten to the world by some he may be. But dear to our memory he always will be. Sweet th.

Remembrance by His Wife and Son. HEALING BETHANY 11 W. McMICKEN. NEAR VINE. WILHELMINA BK KETT.

Specialist in Mrtaphyaice. Advlre and Treatment by appointment. Wood. 4345. Canal 9S7.

SPIEVACK Eda Ppievack. beloved DR.E.H.EBERLE DE.VTIST eOT-4V4 I nlou rntral Bnllrtlng. lork. 26 crud ruob-r was au'et and ,1.:11. wl.h prices slight lv lower -e lork was nu.ited at 42 down Rul.her wos IJ-et on.y lots.

I.011 Pin cahlv. I vp. wife of Isaac SplevacR, at her residence. 215 Hearne Avondale. 20,:.

lir.rer-d. Ribbed amr.k4.h..t. RIVER STEAMBOATS. In Memory Of my dar husband. Lucius Ogden, who died suddenly June 25.

1925. TDays of sadness still come o'er me. Secret tears do often flow; Memory keeps you ever near me. Though you died one year ago. Sadly Missed by His Wife.

lTt. here veriest I lit Ions lit. end other leaning grades tr" market neglecti. irmdes follow: Services st the late residence Sunday. June 27.

2 p. m. Burial Hirsch Hoffert Cemetery, Lick Run. Kindly omit flowers. 4TARRY Alice Starry (nee Huss), beloved wife of Sylvester Starry.

Funeral from late residence. 20 Marlon st. Dayton. Ohio. Monday, at 1:10 p.

m. IOW ER OHIO. srn lAL dispatch ths xsortSEa. Chicago. June 26.

The tone Is Improvement s.onewhat in the spot gasoline market, following reports that refiners will reduce their operations about 16 per rent lee t'ii-sl 01 tlie wt'oK. nud.tii" vieu is expressed that the bottom has been reached. United States Motor grade, however, art 111 quoted at ll'i llc. Kerosene rontlnues weak, 41-43 water-white ranging 6u to SPSrlAX DISPATCH TO THB SSTQCIRES. OH City.

Juno 16. The Derrick says that ground was broken June 17 for new alg Refinery of Texas Company In Moffat County. Colorado. The new plant Is to cost 8506,000 and will have a capacity ot 1,000 brls daily. It will consist of tare loved son or the late John and Klizabeth Dunphy (nee Gorman), at Washington.

1'. aged 52 years. Funeral from Vonderhaar Stet-ter's funepai home. Third and Overton Newport. Monday, June 28.

1926. Requiem high mass at Sacred Heart Church, Bellevue. at 8 3't a. m. Interment St.

Mary's Cemetery. Covington. EASTER Eleanor Easter (nee Tay-lorl. beloved wife of the late Charles W. Easter.

Friday. June 25. 126, at the feeiden4e of hep daughter. Mrs. W.

A. Corey. 3935 Briggs place. Oakley. Funeral services at Ut residue Monday, at P.

m. Ort. Dec. July-Spot. 43 .41 5 0 1-, In Loving Memory P.ibtxd 1 soeetsi Fliat latei re; TheW.

A. Walking Sons FUNERAL DIRECTORS 39? 9-41 Eastern Awimr Now ruder personad nuuiacement of I RANK II 11 I CaUla Answered Day Night. Cse of Ftmcral Parlor Free. Am balance Berrien. TaJeptsaaj.

Baa ft. Amber r'- .41 .42 .38 36 .35 -of ear departed brother. rB LOnVTT.LE AND TNTI.TNaTI M( kl.r OMJ'A vr. Steamers Cincinnati and Q'leeta City temv harf boat, foot of Man street, for Loaisvl.ia ana way points at 6 p. m.

4 City Time every week day except 8at-tarcay. and on Sunday at a. m. (City Lixoe). Mala 117 and Mala tie.

-i. "r'7" .17 Pars, up ver. 3G! .34 FRANK DE MARCUS, Louis W. Stone, Friday. June 25.

192. aged 67 years. Service at the late resid nee, 2071 Eastern tv, Mon dev. June 28, at 2 p. m.

Interment Comet rj. shoe 11c. iici i-imea rut D.r; Tire tuba 21c wn. aipanra in i me. i tadlT Klaawd by Nell and Mylea.

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