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JUNE 2 192' VZW3 fECTIO.V THE ENQUIRER, CINCINNATI, SUNDAY, I IT MEMOBIAM. IN MEMORIAM. DEATHS. DEATHS. TilE RIVER, OTHER STOCK QUOTATIONS present upturn Italian National Institute of Kxt tntr.ge has not made any Kcrli'iis endeavor to check advances and many are Of the opinion that this aweiu-y is still Rivaittng an appropriate moment.

Spanish bills after breaking 11 points milled for a net loss of 5 points. Sterling gained A oi a cent nnd D.imsh eased off 1 point. Closing quotations: Butjtier. SPECIAL DISPATCH TO TH XKQCISKJL Akron, June 25. Closing quotations: cables.

Checks. steiiiug 1 rrsi-s France Belgium 13S9 Italy OiSl .0580 Swttierland 19:5 .1924 Spain l9l Denmark 3673 .2671 Norway 2689 .2587 Sweden al Holland 4007 .4004 Germany 2370 Liverpool and that continental Interests were buying July in the market thero against sales of later months. A report by a New Oreleans authority placed the condition of the Texas orop at 77.7 per cent, on reports from correspondents as of June 20. Liverpool, June 25 (A. Cotton: spot, good business; prices steady; American strict good middling 10.

lid, good middling 9 7d, strict middling middling 9 06d, strict low middlng 8.6tid, low middling 8 26d, strict good ordinary 7.91d, good ordinary 7.46d; sales 10,000 bales. Including 6.000 American bales; receipts 13,000 bales, American none. Futures: market closed quiet; July 8.86d, October 9.06d, December 9. lid, January 9.14d, March SrSCUL DISPATCH TO THS BHQBIBM. New York, June oil closed: Spot $9 bid, June 89 bid, July 200 bbls.

at 59.09. August 89 42(89 48, September 100 bbls. at ft 61, October 89 82Q9 85. November 89 80 9 90, December 89 89 96, January 89 96 10. Market steady, total sales 5,700 bbls.

SPSJCIAL DISPATCH TO THS ENQUIRSS. New York. June 25. Spot cotton, New York, steady, points higher at 16.85c for middling. No sales.

EIVER STAGES. a "i STATIONS STATIONS Dam 37.... Dam 8 Dam 13... Parkereburj. ft.

Pleasant. Dam 28... Dam 28... Dam 29... Portemouth.

Dam 31... Dam 33 Dam 35 Dam 39 Dam 41 Paducah Cairo Memphis Helena Vicksburg N. Franklin .13 11.7 11 0 03Lock7 11 1 0.1 ..0.6 8 0 0.8 Ivanhoe 1 3 0 1 Radford 2 0 0 1 2 Hintoa 2 3 0.2 K'awha Falls 2.4 0 3 1 7.0 1.0 2.2 0.2 0 5 Pikeville 4 0 0 1 0 5 Dayton 2 7 0.6 1.2 1.7 Tcrre Haute. 7.9 10 0.2 4.1 0.1 2 Nashville 10. 2 0.1 14 Knoiville.

2 2 0.6 0.7 Chattanooga. 11.0 0.6 2 3 8 0 0.6 1.0 8 0.2 0.2 6 6 0 3 Keokuk 7 4 0 2 10 Omaha 16 8 0.1 0.8 Kansas City. 20 7 1 St. Louis. ...27.7 0 4 1 Little 19 8 1.2 0.1 8 3 7.7 8.2 7.8 0.

9 0 8.7 10 6 12 3 9.1 10.1 9 0 10 7 9.2 12.2 17.1 24.7 37 4 32 44.4 48 7 16 0 1.2 STOCKS. Bid. Ask. Falls common 6 ft Firestone common 136 139 Do 6 105 Do 7 preferred 103 10314 General common 155 Do 7 preferred 110V4 Goodrich common 62 5314 Do preferred 98 100. Do 61s 10714 107f4 Goodyear common 62 63 Do 7 preferred 113 114 Do prior preferred 11014 11014 Do first mortgage 8s 120 121 Do debenture is 11014 11014 India common 23 24 Do 7 85 96 Mason common 21i Do 7 preferred 1914 21 Miller common 32 33 Do 8 preferred 100W 'lOOft Mohawk common 17 Do 1 preferred 45 Selherllng common 2514 28 Do 8 preferred 98ft Star common 4 Chicago.

SriCLU. DISPATCH TO TH1 ENQCIBIS. Chicago, June SPSCIAI. DISPATCH TO THS INQUIHSS. New Orleans.

June 25. Spot cotton steady and unchanged at 16.49c for middling. Sales, 1,556 bales. iii.hi h-iii-ii-i -i- MINING San rianciBco. SPBC1AL DISPATCH TO THS ENQUIRE.

San Pranclsco, June 26. Closing quotations: WTOCK8. I Bid. I Ask. STOCKS.

High. Low. Last. American States 314 314 3H Armour pfd 68 68 88 Auburn Motor 102 10S Balaban Kati 60 60 60 Bendix Corporation 6014 6014 60- Borg Beck 64 6214 64 Edison Electric 151 161 151 Evans A 3914 39 Vs 3914 Do 37 37 37 Great Lakes 154 154 164 Illinois Brick 41 40 V- 40 Kraft Cheese 4914 4914 4914 Midwest Utilities 11014 11014 11014 Morgan Lithographing 61 61 61 Nat. Elec.

Power 24 24 24 National Standard 35 34 14 34 Swift 2314 23 2314 United Gypsum 95 96 96 Wm. Wriglty, Jr 63 S3 63 Yates 17 16 17 Yellow Cab I 40 39 40 Cleveland, SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE ENQDIHIE. STOCKS. High. Low.

Last. American Multl I 231 23 23 Buckeye Incub 46 '4 46 4614 Central Alloy pfd 10814 10814 10814 City Ice and 30 29 30 Cleveland Railway 10214 10214 10214 Firestone T. 7 103 103 103 Ollclden Co. pfd 96 96 96 Goodyear It. 52 62 52 Graaaellt Cheni.

132 132 132 Do preferred 107 107 10714 Miller Rub. pfd 101 101 101 National Tile 33 33 33 Ohio Bell Bid 110 108 108 Rlchman Bros 223 122 222 Selherllng Rubber 2614 26 2614 Sherwin-Williams pfd. 107 107 107 Telling 44 44 44 Trumbull Steel 11 11 11 3 10 12 1 2 2 3 10 12 15 70 13 70 76 130 1 2 3 6 7 13 1 1 2 26 27 41 8 4 I 2 I 7 9 6 7 1 2 2 3 1 2 1 3 4 1 7 4 5 2 1 2 1 2 4 6 7 ,6 '3 13 14 1 2 3 4 1 2 2 3 3 3 16 20 3 .5 18 19 I 1 2 3 4 125 15 16 16 17 2 3 1 2 4 6 69 64 6 1 2 4 6 1 3 1 3 4 6 12 1, 3 2 I 1 Comstocks Best and Belcher Uhollar Concordia Con. Va Gould Curry Mexlcin Savage Scorpion Sierra Nevada Spearhead Union Tonopahs Jim Butler Rescue Eula Tonopah Extn. West End West End Extn Goldfields Combn.

Fraction Combn. Con Combn. Deep Mines Grandma Jumbo Extn Lone Star Sandstorm Divldes-T- Brougher Divide Harmtll Verdi Wllcon, Argentum Argyle Booth Calico New Calif. San Rafael Thomson Veta Grande West Reorgd Manhattans Keystone Manhattan Con White Caps Gold Callfornlas Bolcher Extn. Annex.

Double Sutherland Artzonas Aladdin Belmont Bevls Comstork Sliver Divide Extn Dividend Katherlne Extn Katherine Gold Western Apex Nevadas Arrowhead Annex Arrowhead Devpt Carrie Mayflower Mineral Mountain Round Mountain Simon Other Districts Wrnnriwey Round Mountain Toronto. SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THS ENQUIRER. Toronto, June 26. change olnalnp; quotations: STOCKS. Mining Ex- Bid.

I Joint Stock Land Bank Stocks. iriCIAJL DISPATCH TO THS INQUIRER. New York, June 25. Closing quotations: STOCKS, I Bid. Ask.

Bank of Milwaukee 5 10 Chicago 33 39 Dallas 98 105 Dos Moines 20 30 Denver 96 103 First Carolina 82 90 Fremont 82 90 Kansas City 22 26 Lincoln 90 100 San Antonio 100 110 St. Louis 133 138 Southern Minnesota 20 27 Virginia, S5 par 4 4 Federal Land Bank Bonds. P1CIAI. DISPATCH TO THS ENQUIBEB. New York, June 25.

Closing quotations: BONDS. I Bid. Ask. 4 lis, May, 1957-37 4s, July, 1956-36 5s, May, 1641-31 4s, January, 1954-34 4s, July, 1953-33 4s, January, 1956-36 4s, January! 1955-35; 4s, July, 1953-33 4s, May, 1942-32 4'fl8, January, 1943-33 10014 100 102 102 101 101 101 100 100 100 100 100 10214 102 10214 101 101 10114 101 101 Detroit. 6PETIAL DISPATCH TO THS XKQUIBRB.

Detroit, June 25. Range of prices: STOCKS. Hlgh. Low. Last.

Detroit Edison 14 14 14 In Loving Remembrance Of my dear, sweet girl, Klla Mae Sullivan, who entered her heavenly home June 24, 1922. In her twenty-third year. A shadow fell across my life When lVath, 111" reaper, came And took my last "loved one" away From earthly care and pain. Days of siidness atlll come over me. Secret tears do often flow; Sweet meiHortea keep you ever near me, AlthoiiKh you died five yeara ago.

Sadly Missed by Your Lonesome Mama. Card of Thanks. With sentiment of deep gratitude we desire to ami, on nur heartfelt thanks to all our relatives, friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy shown us In the great loas of our dearly beloved wife and mother. LOUISE KKIFER TAYLOR. In nartl.Milnr iln we thank Key.

Jesse Herrmann for the consolation and mental csmturt Mia. Tliuinaii Mia. xiemnyer anu mVs. Brettaihnelder for Impressive music a lid solos rendered, all donors of the many beautiful floral tributes, and rraiiK vv. lmwalle nnd assistants, of the Imwalle Memorial funeral home, for their kind and efficient services.

The Bereaved Husband and Daughter. Card of Thanks. While eur hearts are filled with sorrow, we are not unmindful of the klndneaa, love and sympathy emended us In the great loan of our doarly beloved husband and father, WM. H. IIILVFRT, BR.

We wish to sincerely thank all our relatives, friends and neighbors for their many kind deeds and words of ooueolatlon. especially wish to thank the donors of tho many beautiful floral offerings and splr-Ituul bouquet, tho Crown Overall Manufacturing Company and employees, ltv. Fathers Francis Keaslhg and Cleiua Hle-ger, of Bt. Henry Church, the Ksmlnarlans, and the Hum eV. Borgmann Couiiiauy for the prompt and efficient manner In which tho funeral was conducted.

The Bereaved Family. Card of Thanks. We wlah to eipress our sincere and heartfelt thanks to all our relatives, friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy shown In the loss of our dearly beloved son nnd brother, I MILTON CAUL BOHLAStNClUm. In particular do we thank Rev. William Koliler for his kindness and oousplliiir worda at the funarnl home and grave, nlso the pallbenrein for tbalr aorvlreg, and the Martini Uvailgelllal alligera.

all the donors of the manv beautiful floral tributes, and the Vllt A Steiiner funeral home, for their kind and efficient management of the funeral. The Heroaved Family. Card of Thanks. We wish to etsnd our most slncers and heartfelt thanks to our many friends and neiKhbois for their kindness and sympathy shuwn to ua in the lose of our dourly beloved husband and father, DANIICL. MOltnSCH.

We also wlah to thank Rev. O. W. flrauer for hie consoling words at the funeral home and nt tne grave, donors or beautiful floral offerings, and especially do tlimttr Mr. diaries H.

Meyer A Hon. directors of funerals, for tha prompt and excellent manner In which the funeral ar rangements were conducted. The Bereaved Family. Card of Thanks, We dealre to extend our sincere and heartfelt thanks to our relatives, friends and neighbors for tlialr kindness and sympathy shown us In the end loss of our dearly beloved wife and mother. MARY I1KI.F.N QUINN.

Especially do we wish to thank the reverend cUrgy nf HH. l'eter and l'anl Church, Norwood, and the donors of the many beautiful flowers and spiritual bouquets, nine Mrs. H. Medlar for the klitd and efficient manner In which aha conducted the funeral. The Bereaved Husband, Daughter and Card of Thanks.

Tha fnmlly of ths (ats ANNA HM1TH (nee Kliisr) Wishes te sincerely thank all relatives, frlenda and neighbors for the kindness anil sympathy emended us In our and bereavement. Kspaclally wish to thnnk the donors of the beautiful floral offerings, Hav. Huebachmaiin for his kind and consoling words, and the Busse Hnrgmann Com-pany for tha prompt and efficient maimer In which ths funarnl was oonduoted. The Bereaved Family, Card of Thanks. We desire to express sincere nnd heart felt thitnlis to our relatives nnd frlenda fni the sympathy shown us in tho loss of our biflnvad mother and grandmother MRS.

ANNA riELL.B CLIFFORD. We especially extend our thanks to Rev. n. Warvev and llov. B.

Lurns for their oonsointlon, Die pallbearers, the donors of the beautirul floral offerings, tha John j. Itndel Company, and Mis. Laudermaii for her kind efforts to please, James It. Clifford and Family. Card of Thanks, We wish to sincerely thank nil relatives, friends and neighbors for the kindness and sympathy extended ua In our and hereavs-ment, also llev.

0. Tomllnson, of the Weatwood-Chevlot Cburqli of Christ, for his consoling; worda, the organist and aololat, Mlaa Catharine Koppenhoofer, also Michael Heboid, funeral director, for tho efficient manner In which lie conducted the funeral of our beloved wife and mother. Fred Bowen and Daughter. Card of Thanks. Rnv Hakar nnd family wish to thank relatives, friends and neighbor for their kind words and sympathy and floral oiferliiKS, and thnnk tlin Market Association for their floral offering, nnd nlso Rev Miller for his kind wordn, Dr, I'elck, and Mr.

Allison, tha undertaker. Card of Thanks. We wish to express our appreciation for ths kindness and sympathy extended to ua In the Inns of our beloved husband and fatherJoseph Memmel. The Bereaved Fnmlly. LODGE NOTICES.

B. P. O. ELKS NO. B.

FUNERAL NOTICK Officers end niambors of Clnclnnntl Lodge No. B. P. O. Elks, are requested to nttand Elks' funeral services over ths remains of our brother, Charles R.

Ather-tnn, at Mack Johnson's funeral parlors, McMillan and Upland Place, Sunday afternoon, if. 1027. THRI5K o'clock, I). F. FBAY8KR, Exalted Ruler.

J. S. Richardson, Hecrotary. B. O.

ELKS NO. FUNERAL NOTICK Officers nnd members of Cincinnati Lodge No. a. B. O.

Kike, are requnatad to attend Elks' funeral services over the remains of our brother, Adolph Duke, at the funeral parlors o( Huasa Borgmann, 1S17 Froeman av Sunday evening, June 20, 1927, EIGHT o'clock, sharp. D. Y. KRAYBEH, Exalted Ruler. J.

S. Rlohardaon, Secretary, DOUOLABS LODGE NO. 21, KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS, will confer the Rank of Knight TOMORROW EVENING at Ma-aonlo Temple. Third and Walnut. All Brother Knights are Invited.

EAGLES. Assemble at The Busse A Borgmann Funeral Parlors, 1617 Freeman SUNDAY, at 7:30 p. m. Services for our deceased brother, Adolph Imke. ALBMRT HAKBRECHT.

Worthy l'res't. William H. Albers, Secretary. EAGLES. Assemble at the late residence of our deceased brother, Steve Stumlnsky, 3110 Murdock HUNDAY, at 7 p.

m. ALBKRT HAKBRECHT, Worthy Pres't. William H. Albers, Secretary. HAMILTON COUNTY PYTHIAN ASSOCIATION requests all members of the order to attend a special meeting TUESDAY EVENING, June 2, and witness the Princes ot Syracuse render their work at the Pythian Castls Hall, Liberty and Central Parkway.

NOTICE To Members of BETHLEHEM COUNCIL NO. 79. JR. O. U.

A. M. There will be no meeting on MONDAY, July 4. Dues can be paid on Monday, June 27. WESTWOOU CHAPTER NO.

290, O. E. 8. Officers and members will please meet MONDAY, June 27, p. at Crematory Chapel to pay our last tribute of respect to our departed sister, Kate Schuchardt.

E. ROTH HAAS, W. M. J. S.

Ward, Sec y. SPECIAL NOTICES. HEALING BETHANY 11 W. McMICKEN. CANAL 7.

Service Sunday 11 a. m. Tuesday, 8 p. Specialist In Metaphysics. Advice and Treatment.

WILHEI.MINA BICKETT. Card of Thanks, The family ef tho late MARY HKNZEL, (nee Schneider) Wishes to sincerely thank all relatives, friends and nelKhbors for the klndneaa and sympathy extended them In tltflr sad bereavement, Especially wish to thank the donors of the many beautiful floral offerings and spiritual bouquets, the Caldwell Taylor Company and employees. Father Frnnser. of Ht. Joseph Church, also Rev.

Wallace MacMlllnn, the Bundle family, the Christian Ladles' Society of t. Joseph Church, and Joseph Buaae, of tho Hunne se Dorgmami Company, for the prompt nnd efficient manner In which the funeral was conducted. The Bereaved Family, Card of Thanks. We desire to extend our sincere and heartfelt thanks to our relatives, neighbors ami friends for their kindness and sympathy shown ua lu the loss of our beluved father, HENRY W. BROCKHOFF.

Especially do we thank Rev. C. Thomson and Kv. Carl F. O.

Kclimldt for their kind and consoling words, nnd Vltt Htormer for thetr kind and efficient services. Berenved Family. SPIRITUALISTS, MMK, 11. ELLEN. Leading medium, has had 40 years' exper rlence and hna done much for the uplift of humanity.

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m. to 4 p. except on Wednesday. Take Bellevue and Dayton rnr, No. 13, at Terminal and get off nt MoKluney.

104 Sixth Dayton. Ky. Phone South 1336. MADAM FONEDA, The great adviser, telle your past, present and future, and uvercomaa all your troubles. Olvas name and initials of the one you are seeking.

If it Is adviea you want, eo her first. White or colored, 1. Alt jotters answered. Madam Koneda, at (01 Monmouth Nuwport, Ky gives the best ailvlco. Take Newport, Clifton and Patterson st, bus at Fountain Square, get off at Fifth nnd Monmouth stl, Crosstqwa car passes her door.

MADAM 8HDOA, World's greutest adviser, I sm giving i for II to convince the public what I can do. Can hnlp nnd iflve advice to those In trouble. If In trouble, come, bs convinced, Offlcn hours, 9 a. in. to I m.

419 YorH Newport. Ky, Moutbgate nnd Newport and Covlimton cars puss the door. White or colored. THE FIRST SPIRITUAL CHURCH OK GOD Holds Services Sunday, 3 and 7:30 ra. PRIVATE CONSULTATIONS Wednesday, to Thursday, i te I.

138 Fifth above Ohio Theater Corns nnd hear the Word of God Hook en in Truth. MRS. P. A. H.

BEDELL, Founder. MA HAM FLORA Now lornted nt 102.1 Monmouth St. Look for large electric alitn In front of house. The one everyone la talking about. This lady has arrived from New Who tins a wonderful girt for solving your troiihhVs, no mailer what kind.

Colored admitted, tint off Houthgnte car at Mlsv. euth and Monmouth, MAUAM LENA Advises those In trouble and gives clear Information on business or doineatle affairs. Mini will liolp and advise you oa problems that moat concern you In everyday life. Call and see her nt 101 K. Third Posey Flats, Newport, Ky, FIRST CHURCH, Dsyton, 312 Fourth av.

Mrs. Sable, pastor, Sunday, 2:30, 7:30. Rev, (M. E. (J.) How.

Hendricks, of California. Special service. All welcome. A MEHHACIIO CIRCLE Thursday evening, I o'clock, nt 039 W. Fourth Coving-ten, Ky.

will be there Thursday and Friday all day. MEDIUM BELLE GILLIARD, COFFEE MARY'S DAUGHTER, MRS. HTRATTON, formerly of Cincinnati, now lives at 917 Orchard Newport. I or li oar. Sooth I11H X.

MESSAGE CIRCLE and trumpet In ths light by Mrs. Ifidmond, 921 W. Ninth st. Thursday, 2:30 and 7:39 p. Mrs.

Wheeler. MADAM MA now located at HT Monmouth Newport, next to Fourth Street School. Readings for white and colored. Satisfaction guaranteed. THE FIRST CHRISTIAN SPIRITUALIST (UlUItoil Service 2:30 and 7:30, (14 Vine, assisted hy Rnv, Alexander, Thursday, circle by Rov.

K. Ross, CHURCH OF HOLY POWER holds services 1:30 and 7:30, Sunday, July at 122 W. Fifth fourth floor. PASTOR M. WBISMAN, PSYCHIC RRBK ARCH TEMPLE NO.

1 Peebles Corner (over Liggett'). Lecture 7:30. Messages, Dr. Chas. IS, Allen, pastor.

MRS. ALEXANDER Rending, :30 to Also Tuesday evenings. 4335 Esstera av, East End oar. East L. SERVICES Sunday, Tuosdny, at I p.

m. 1117 Fourth Dayton, Ky. MRS. Til. M.

BTKHLIN, -Pastor. CHURCH OF DIVINE REVELATION- Curtis nnd Gilbert. Service Thursday, Saturday, Sunday, N. ZACMARIAS. READINGS Mr.

Loretta Hchneenian, 131 W. Eighth st Newport. South 4961 N. ZAOIIARIAJ4 At horns to friends. 714 McMillan.

MRS. MI1.LKH Heading dally, 10 a. ra. to 7 p. in.

909 Haymlller, Wet I7S4. MRS. SLOAN Readings, Appointment only. 3318 Wnlworth a v. REV.

MINNIE SNYDER 412 Main Apt. It. Appointments. Canal 1529 f. MRS.

HAROENS 1411 Clay St. CanaJ 132 MRS, WBIHMAN looated dally this week, 121 W. Fifth fourth floor. MEETINGS every Sunday, and 7:30. Wednesday, 7:30.

At 1221 Walnut, THE BUSSE BORGMANN CO, FUNERAL DIUKCTORS. 1011 Freeman Av. Three Chapels. Konaectarisni no charge. Phone W.

43IMA1. Established IBIIo. wTmACK JOHNSON FUNEKAL HUMJS tVoodbarn 470. McMillan and Upland PL Smiltary, Aesthetic, Modern. Prpmntinn Cln'ti Cremation 819 iremaUUll Vnion Central Hid.

At, 30a. ie Freo Booklet. Free Chapel, NURRE BROS. FUNERAL DIRECTORS IBM ELM 8IHKKT (New Ubertrt l'houe (Janal Bitt. A.

G. SPAETH UNDERTAKER NIT Spring Grer Ar. Tel. Park 111, Schraffenberger Son FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1307 Blss Itroot. TL Caaal 417 GE0.H.R0HDE Funeral Home Delta and Lin wood Avj.

East 404 BHANCH OFFICE: 2439 Eastern Ave. JULIUS BAER Floral Designs 138-140 FOURTH EAST. Bull Place and McMillan. Woodburn 133. KKTTl.KR Dora Kettler, beloved si.iter of Mrs.

Henrietta Kissel, Mr. Fred Kottlcr, and Mr. William Kettler, passed away Saturday, June 25, at 7 a. In her 66th year. Funeral from the residence of her sister, Mrs.

Henrietta Kissel, No. 4618 Edgewood avenue, Wlnton riace, Tuesday, June 28, at 2 p. m. KE1.I.Y Edward T. Kelly, beloved son of the late Edward and Mary Kelly (nee Martin).

Saturday, June 25. 1927, at his residence, 937 Laurel st. Funeral Tuesday, June 28. Requiem high mass at St. Joseph's Church at 9 a.

m. KRUSUING Catherine Krusling, Saturday June 25, st 3:45 a. aged 74 years. Funeral Tuesday from the Busse Borgman I'o. mortuary at 8 a.

m. Requiem high mass at St. Augustine's Church, at 8:80 a. m. Friends Invited.

LAHMANN Elliabeth Lahmann, wife of the late Henry a. unmnirn, passed away Friday, June 1927 Funeral Monday, June 27, at 2:30 p. from Wrassmann Barf-Snechfs funeral parlors, 1431-23 Main street. LAAKE Harry J. Laake, beloved husband of Julia Laake (nee Rue-busch).

suddenly, Friday, June 24. 1927, aged 48 years. Funeral from residence, 1743 Mills Norwood. Monday, June 27, at 8:30 a. m.

Requiem high mass at St. Elisabeth Church at 9 a. m. MacKNIGHT Jag. F.

MacKnight, beloved husband of Anna MacKnight (nee Parker), father of J. E. Mac-Knight. C. I MacKnight and W.

H. MacKnight. Mrs. Anna Greenwalt and Mrs. I.lllle Hoffman, Saturday, June 25.

1927, at residence, 246 Berry Bellevue, aged 79 years. Funeral Tuesday, June 28, at 2 from Cunningham Dob-bllng's funeral parlors, Bellevue. Interment Evergreen Cemetery. McGREW Aleeste McQraw (nee Abey), beloved mother of Harry McGrew. Saturday, June 25, 1937.

at the residence, Jaaln Sharonvllle, Ohio. Funeral from the Sharonvllle Methodist Church Monday, June 27, at 2 p. m. Burial at West Chester, Ohio. McNAM.Y Anna McNally, beloved daughter of the late Sylvester and Catherine McNally (nee Kerne), June 24, 1927.

Funeral Tuesday, June 28, from Donnelly funeral home, Twelfthand Madison avenue, Covington, Ky at 8:46 a. with requiem mass at St. Mary Cathedral at 9 a. m. McHUGH William McHugh, beloved husband of Catherine McHugh (nee Mahoney), Saturday, June 25, 1927, at 11:30 a.

at his residence, Blunchester, Ohio, Funeral from the John J. Gllllgan ft Son funeral home, 22 West Ninth t. Due' notice will be given. MARKI.F Chas. E.

Markle, beloved husband of Oma Nichols Markle, Friday, June 24, 1927, at his resl- dence, 1612 Lingo Northside, eged 57 years. Funeral services st the Northside Christian Church Monday, June, 27, at 2:30 p. m. Hamilton (Ohio) papers please copy.l METZGER Albert Metnger, beloved husband of Addle Metzger (nee Hnrmeyer), departed this life Saturday, June 25, 1927, at 7 p. m.

neral Tuesday, June 28. at 2 p. from late residence, 3856 Trevor a Cheviot, Ohio, NIF.DEai.EHNEn Culliira Nlederleh-ner, beloved son of Frank G. and the Inte Theresla Nlederlehner (nee Foegle), Thursday, June 23, 1927, at 9:25 p. at the residence of his brother, Milton Nledorlchner, 1225 Sunset Price Hill, aged 22 years.

Funeral Monday st 2 p. m. from the Price Hill Baptist Church, 3777 Warsaw av, OEHI.KR Anna Oehler (nee O'Brien), beloved wife of Frank Oehler, and beloved sister of Rev. Peter A. O'Rrlen and Brother Thomas E.

O'Brien, S. Friday, June 24, aged 42 years. Funeral from the late residence, 838 Clark street, Monday, June 27, at 8:30 a. m. Requiem high mass at St.

Edward's Church at 9 a. m. POTTMEYER Addle ljottmeyer (nee Kick), widow of Tony Pottmeyer, Friday, June 24, 1927, at the residence. 1104 Oreenup street, Covington, aged 63 years. Funeral Mnndav, June 27, at 8:30 a.

from John N. Mlddondorf Sons' funeral home, 917 Main street. Requiem high mass at 9 a. m. at Mother of God Church.

Interment St. John Cemetery. RE1CHEI. John F. Relchel, beloved husband of the late Ida Murphy Relchel, suddenly, Thursday, June 23, 1927, In his 74th year.

Services at the chapel of Henry Glldehaus 1410 Vine Munday, June 27, at 10 a. m. Interment In Spring Grove Cemetery. Dayton (Ohio) papers please copy. RAMSEY Robert Ramsey, at Pitts-field, June 25, 1927.

Notice of funeral later. BARTL1NG Mary Augusta Bartllng (nee Wagner), beloved wife of Harrv F. Bnrtllnrr. suddenly, June 24, 1927, In her 48th year. Funeral Mondav, from her late residence, 2000 Western at 8 a.

m. Requiem high mass at St. Augustln Church at 8:30 a. m. REfCHE'L John F.

Relchel, beloved husband of the late Ida MUrphy Relchel, suddenly, Thursday, Juno 23, 1927. In his 74th year, Rerv Ices at the chapel of Henry Glldehaus 1410 Vine Monday June 27, at 9 a. m. Interment at Spring Grove. Dayton (Ohio) papers please copy.

REIDEL Louisa Reldel (nee Kim-merman), beloved wife of the late Henry Thursday, June IJ, 1927, at Indianapolis. Ind. Funeral Monday, June 27, p. from the Baltimore Ptke Cemetery Chapel, North Falrmount Friends Invited. RUSNEM, George Gholson Russell son of the late Anthony O.

and Helen Green' Russell, at Saranac Lake, N. after a lingering nines, In his 53d year. Funeral from Spring Grove Chapel Monday. June at 2:30 p. m.

Burial private. SEIFERT Julia Selfert (nee Sibley), beloved wife of John P. Selfert, at her residence, 653 Bakewell street, Covington, Thursday, June 23, 1927. Services at the late residence, Monday, June 27, at 2 p. m.

Inter, men Vine Street Hill Cemetery. SCHUEMACKER Anthony Schua-macker, beloved husband of Alice Schuemacker (nee Moore), Thursday, June 23, 1927, at 8:30 a. at his residence, zruu unatnam Walnut Hills. Funeral from the John J. Gllllgan A Son funeral home, 22 West Ninth st, Monday, June 27.

Requiem high mass at the Church of the Assumption at 9 a. m. SCHWEIKHARDT Katherlne Schwelkhardt (nee Schminger). be-loved wife of Frank J. Schwelkhardt, Friday, June 24.

1927, aged 64 years. Funeral service at resl- dence, No. 1617 Sutter avenue. North Falrmount, Monday, June 27, at 2 p. m.

I SHAFER Frederick W. Shafer, urday, June 25, 1927, at the residence of his son, Walter Z. Shafer, New York City. Services at the family lot. Spring Grove, Monday, 10:30 a.

m. STANLEY Elizabeth Stanley, widow of Ell Stanley, June 24, 1927. -Funeral services at the home of her daughter. Mrs. William Webster, 702 Maple Newport, Monday 2:30 p.

m. STUMINSKY Steve Stumlnsky, beloved husband of Dellla Stumlnsky (nee Beasley), Thursday, June 23, 1927, at 4 p. aged 36 years. Funeral Monday at 8 a. m.

from his late residence, Murdock Price Hill." Requiem high mass st Holy Family Church at 8:30 a. m. SULLIVAN Margaret Sullivan (nee Mahaney), beloved wife of Daniel J. Sullivan, Thursday, June 23, 1927, at 7:30 p. at her residence, 522 Stone st.

Funeral from the John J. Gilllgan Son funeral home, 22 West Ninth Monday, June 27. Requiem high mass at St. Peter's Cathedral at a. m.

Please omit powers. New York City papers please copy. i SCHUCHARDT Katherlne F. Schue-hardt (nee Kummer), beloved wife of the late Herman W. Schuchardt and mother of Mrs.

Edna Schneider and Wm. H. Schuchardt, passed away Friday, June 24, 1TO7, at a. m. at her residence, No.

8826 Del-mar street, Cheviot. Funeral serv- Ices Monday, June 27, at 2:30 p. m. at the Cincinnati Crematory Chapel. Friends Invited, StssEI.IN Kmalle Susselln (nee Leonhardt), widow of Joseph Sussti-lin.

suddenly, Saturday, June 25. 1927. in her 67th year. Funeral from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Frank Schneider, No, Shaffer avenue, West wood, Tuesday, June 28, at 8:30 a.

m. Requlum high mass at St. Catherine Church at 9 a. ra. SHAN AH A Patrick Rhnnahan, be- loved husband of Johana Shnnahnn (nee Donovan), Saturday, Juno 25, 1927.

at 4 p. aged 73 years. Funeral from the late residence, Glen-dulo and Mllford road, Tuesday, June 28, at 8:30 a. m. Requiem high mass at St.

Gabriel's Church, Glen-dale, Ohio, at 9 a. m. Burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Friends Invited. TALHOT Elizabeth Talbot, beloved mother of Mrs.

Minnie MeUarry, Saturday, June 25, 1927, at her residence, 1535 Pullan Northside. Funeral services at late residence Tuesday, June 28, at 2:30 p. m. TltAri" Margaret Trapp (nee Bauer), beloved wife of the late Joseph Trapp, Thursday, June 23, 1927, In her 79th year. Funeral from the residence of her son, Jacob Trapp, North Bend and Snider rd-, Green Township, Monday st 7:45 a.

m. Requiem high mass at St. Martin's Church at 4:30 a. m. Friends Invited.

Till ELK Otto Thlele. beloved husband of Lillian Thlele (nee Stockfish), at Ills residence, 363 Foots Bellevue, Ky. Due notice of funeral, An Appreciation For Dr. CHarles. H.

Mayers. He was a man, God fonrliil, a Christian 111 the strictest sense, and our belovmi physician, who, In the kindness of his lo-ililt heart, save his ail to the unfortunate about him, His whole life was marked by his unfailing goodness to the poor; money was not his msster, hut his God and his Havlor were. Ills character was so sweet, nd that smile ah. me, It raised any one from despair to hlshest hope. We can never hope to see hie like main: Christian, husband, father, friend.

We loved him and his faithful wife and son, and when life's work is done we can only hope to bs as prepared as he was, and they are, to reap the reward promised thoss who love the Christ and serve Him and their fellowman. In loving memory of a man of God. Mr. and Mrs. A.

J. Whits and Andy, Columbus, Ohio. In Loving Memory Of our darling father, Kdward M. pn-geiibarg, who died June 2t, 1BJ4. There are rlefs that cannot find comfort, And wounds that cannot be healed; There are sorrows so deep In the human heart Thnt cannot be half revealed.

father, how we miss you, Tears of silence often flow; Memory keeps you ever near us, Though you died throe yoars ago, Peaceful ba thy sleep, dear father; It Is sweet to brenthe thy name; In life we loved you dearly, in death wj do the same. You are gone, but not Nor will you evr he; As long at life and memory last We shall remembor thee. Sadly Missed hy His Daughters, Kdns T. Hoiyoke, Mis. Arthur Levy, Mrs.

josepu Vlscontl, Mrs. Arthur liauniann and Mrs. Kay Hchllchte; Bons-in-Law and Grandchildren. In loving Remembrance Of our dearly beloved father, Ed. M.

Bpangenberg, who died June it, mzi, The rolling stream of time flows on; But Kill tha vacant chair Recalls the love, the voire, the smile or our ratnar who once aai inaie. The flowers we lay upon your (rave Mnv wither and decay. But the love we have for you, dear father, Will never fade away. A loving father, so true and kind; No friend on earth we find. For all of us he did his bast May God grant him stomal rest.

Always To Be Remembered by Your Dear ly Beloved Children, into u. npengen-borrt, Norma HpaiiKonherg, I5d. M. Hpan-genberg, Dorothy Hpangenberg. Arthur ft, Bpangenberg, Mabel K.

Bnnnirenberg, Julius V. Hpangenberg and JCrela Bpangenberg. Gone, but not forgotten. May his soul rest In peace. In Memory Of my beloved eon.

Albert Popp, killed In action June zt. iuls. Memnnr machine Gun Company Fourth Battalion, Hecond Division, regular army. Burial plane. Amerlcsn eeniotery, Bslleau, Alsne, Francs, Closed Is the Inst page of a beautiful Ufa, Home nwav bv the clivals to heaven; Free from all pnln, earth's sorrow and strife.

Now glorified In the love of heaven. Safe in the arms of Jesus, Safe on His gentle breast; There hy His love o'erbldlng, i i My dear Albert, reat, nt dead to me, who loved him; Not lost, lust gone before. Still Uvea In iny memory, And will forevermore. Sadly Missed by His Mother, In Sad But Loving Remembrance Of our dearly beloved mother, Ids Wlnkel- mann, who puaeeii away June jo, One long, aad year haa slowly passed Since we saw our dear mother last. It was a bitter of and shock severe To part with the one we loved so dear.

Faithful and upright In all her ways, A beautiful character to the end of her days. She wna tfie only one who could understand. And be ready to lend a helping hand. If we lose a friend we can find another, But none can take theplaee of our dear mother. Sadly Mlaaed by Her Daughter and Sons.

In Loving Remembrance Of our dearly beloved husband and daddy, Albert B. Wurts. who passed away June 37. 12. Just a thought of sweet remembrance, Just a memory good and true; Just a token of affection, And many heartaches atlll for you.

We think of you In silence. Tour name we often recall. For all of us you did your best. May Ood. grant you eternal rest.

Sadly Missed by His Loving Wife and Bon, Gertrude and Roger wurts. In Loving Memory Of my dearvhuebsnd nd our father and uncle, Albert wno paaseo away June 23, In our hearts your memory lingers, Sweet, tender and true; Thore Is not a day goes hy That we do not think of you, Ws think of one who sleeps, All free from grief and pain; And know the happy day will corns When we ahull meet again. Sadly Missed by Hl Loving Wife and Family. In Memory Of my beloved husband, Lucius Ogdan, who aiea June zb, ivio. Bad and sudden was the call Of one so dearly loved by all.

There was no chance to say. farewell Tj those he loved so well. HIS Wife. in Loving Memory Of our dearly beloved son and brother, George Klein, who died June 28, 1936. Heaven pow has our treasure, Secret tears do often flow; Days of aadnem still come o'er us, Since you died one year ago.

Sadly Missed by Mother, Father, Sisters and Brother, In Memory Of our father. Fred Kortbeln, who died June 21, 1123. Days of sadness still come over us, Secret teara do often flow; Memory keeps you ever near us. Though you died four years ago. Sadly Missed by Children and Grandchildren.

In Loving Memory Of my dearly beloved husband, Fred Oser, who died June 28. 192. The years may wipe out many things. But this they'll wipe out never: The memory of thoae happy days When we were together. Sadly Missed by His Loving Wife.

In Loving Memory Of our dear husband and father, Edward Banner, who died June 28. 1Z6. Sadly Mlesed by His Wife and Children. First anniversary high mass at Holy Name Chureh June 27, at :45 a. m.

In Loving Memory Of my darling father, Edward Bpangenberg, who died June 28, 1924. Oone, but not forgotten. Sadly Missed by Your' Loving and Lonesome Daughter, Edna T. Hoiyoke. In Loving Memory Of Frank (Frenehle) De Marcus, who de parted this me June n.

i2. Radix Missed by Uarle and Baby. IK MEMOKIAM. 24 24 24 35 35 36 29 281. 28 465 465 465 8 7 8 ,19 1 .20 49 60 .49 .60 .26 .26 .34 .6 .6 7.35 7.60 .8 .10 MO .29 .30 .2214 .24 18.80 19.00 1.37 1.40 .15 .16 19.30 19.35 24.66 26.00 7.55 7.60 .39 .40 .89 .90 1.08 1.07 v.10 .12 .18 .19 .11 .12 1.20 1.25 .16 .16 3.28 3.30 6.00 2.60" 2.65 21.26 121.60 Central European exchanges follow: Bulgaria .0073, Roumania .0060, Serbia .0176 Greece .0136, Cserho-Slovakla .029614, Polish iloty .12, Finland .0353, Austria .14, Hungary pengo .1780.

Far Eastern exchanges: Cables. .48" .62 .42 .43 .3623 .4716 .49 Check. Hongkong dollar Shanghai tael Do Mex. Peking dollar Rupee Yen Manila .49 .62 .42 .42 .3613 .4706 -49 South American exchanges: Argentine gold .6648, paper .4245, Hraail .1186, Chile .1202, Uruguay .9930. Peru 3.76.

SPICIAL DISPATCH TO THS INQUIIIR. Montreal. June York funds firm at per cent premium. (. anadlan funds In New York easier at per cent discount bid and offered.

Reports of Earnings. May profits of the GUdden Company were 8183.866 after all charges, compared with 8177,868 for the corresponding month last year. Sales for May were 11,383,288, an increaso of about 368.000 over the similar period of 1926 and a new high record for that month in the company history. i Akron Rubbor Reclaiming Company reports for five months ended May 31 net profits 383,973 after charges. Sales for ths period totaled 3636.803, an increase of 65 per cent over the same flvn months In 1926.

WOMAN DIES AFTER CRASH. SPICIAL DISPATCH TO TUB INQUIRIS. Troy, Ohio, June 26. Mrs. Elsie Bohlander, 4T years old, Tippecanoe City, died In a Troy hospital tonight of Injuries suffered when the motor car driven by her husband, Fletcher Bohlander, collided on the Dixie Highway, south of.

Troy, with one driven by W. Saunders, Flqua. She suffered fatal cuts when thrown through the windshield. Mr. Bohlander Is President of a nursery company In Tippecanoe City.

The others In the accident suffered only minor Injuries. Sheriff Frank Matthews, Miami County, is to continue Investigation. DEATHS. TnAth AnttAM AnnrjnuAvi.i bauer, beloved husband of bmrna Ankenbauer (nee Reel), Thursday, June 1927, ased 43 years. Funeral from residence of his father, George Ankenbauer, 1962 Kentucky Monday, 8 ft.

m. Requiem high mast at St. Boniface Church at 8:30 a. m. ARNOLD Richard Arnold, 1203 Cutter st, beloved husband of Irene Arnold (nee Smith), passed away Saturday, June 25, 1927, at 2 p.

m. Due notice of funeral. DELLNKR Fred Bellner, husband of the late Minnie Bellner (nee Hess), at his residence, Coleraln pike and Pool road, Saturday, June 26, 1927, at llljlO a. aged 60 years. Due notice of funeral.

BOFIPfGER Laronda Rofinger, widow of Augusta U. Boflnger, of 2227 Reading road, Saturday, June 25, 1927. Remains at W. Mack Johnson's funeral home, McMillan and Upland place. Due notice of funeral.

CONNELLY Patrick J. Connelly, beloved husband of the late Anna Connelly (nee Galvin), at his residence, 726 Greenup Covington, Ky Thursday, June 23, 1927, aged 70 years. Funeral from the above residence Monday, June 27, at a. m. Requiem high mass at St.

Mary's Cathedral at a. m. Interment St, Mary's Cemetery. CARSEY Charlotte Carsey (nee Oholson). wife of late Herman Carsey, Saturday, June 25, at the residence of Mr.

E. A. Carsey, Dixie highway. Interment Sunday, June 26, at Louisville, Ky. DUKE -Adolph Duke, beloved husband of Mamie Duke (nee Hlne-man), Friday, June 24, 1927, at residence, 89 Prosperity place, aged 52 years.

Funeral Monday, June 27, from the Busse Borgmann Co. mortuary at 2 p. m. DUNCAN Emma J. Duncan, widow of James Duncan, Friday, June 21, 1927, at her residence, BedbanU.

Madisonville. Funeral services at the residence, Monday, June 27, at 2:30 p. EDMONDS James Louis Edmonds, beloved husband of Katheryn Kd-monds (nee Cefalu), suddenly, Friday, June 24, 1927, at residence, 1609 Western avenue, aged 45 years. Funeral from the Busse Borg-man Co. mortuary, Tuesday, June 28, at 10 m.

RICHER Elizabeth Etcher (nee Peters), widow of John Elcher, Saturday, June 25, 1927, at residence of her daughter, Mrs. Carrie Mathlas, northeast corner of Eighth and Columbia Newport, aged 84 years. Funeral Monday. Services at late residence at 2 p. m.

Interment In Evergreen Cemetery. ENURES John Endres, beloved son of John and Anna Endres (nes Posplkl), Friday, June 24, 1927, In his 14th year. Funeral from residence, 3980 Washington avenue, Cheviot, Tuesday at 8 a. m. Requiem high mass at St.

Martin's Church at 8:30 a. m. Friends Invited. EPSTEIN Eva Epstein, beloved daughter of Rabbi Bchalel Epstein, In her 19th year. Services at the Well funeral home, 3901 Reading road, Avondale, Sunday, June 26, at p.

m. Burial at K. K. Beth Tefylo Cemetery, Lick Run. FLANAGAN Mlchaol Flanagan, beloved husband of Jessie Flanagan (nee West) and father of John M.

Flanagan, at St. Elizabeth Hospital. Saturday, June 25, 1927. Funeral from H. Llnneman Son's parlor Tuesday, June 28.

at 7:45 a. m. Requiem high mass at St. Mary's Cathedral at 8 a. m.

Interment St. Mary's Cemetery. FESY George Fesy, beloved husband of Mollle Fesy (nee Kramer), June 26, 1927, at 5:20 p. aged 64 years. Funeral from late residence, 4214 Langland Northside, Tuesday, June 28, at 2:30 p.

m. Friends Invited. GII.LHAM Anna S. Glllham, Thursday. 23, 1927.

aged 68 years. Funeral services at her late residence. 217 Sterret Covington, Monday, June 27, at 10:30 a. m. Interment Highland Cemetery.

HANLON Walter Hanlon, beloved husband of Catherine Kelly Hanlon, Thursday, June 23, 1927, at his residence. 436 E. Third st. Funeral Monday, June 27. Requiem high mass at St.

Xavler's Church at 9 a. m. Members of the Married Men's Sodality of St. Xavler's Church will meet at the residence Uuuday, June 26, at 8 p. m.

HASSELBECK Amelia Hasselback (nee Stephan), beloved wife of Louis Haanelbeck, Friday, June 24, 1927, at 2:20 p. after a short illness, aged 21 years 5 days. Funeral Monday, June 27, at 2 p. from the late residence, 1160 Bates av. Burial strictly private.

HEINLEIN Anna Helnleln (nee Toepfer), beloved wife of the late Charles Helnleln, Thursday, June 23, 1927, at 8:30 a. at residence of her daughter, Mrs. Martin Senft, 6040 Spring Grove aged 66 years. Funeral Monday, June 27, at 2 p. m.

from her late residence, 3763 Dirr st. Friends Invited. HERMAN Edwin C. Herman, beloved son of Bridget Riley and the late Chas. Herman, Thursday, June 23, 1927, aged 37 years.

Funeral from late residence, 3913 Cherry Monday, at 8 a. m. Requiem high mass at St Patrick's Church at 8:30 a. m. KRAMER Bertha Kramer, daughter of the late William and Catherine Kramer, Saturday, June 25, 1927, at the residence of her aunt.

Miss Josephine Kramer. 339 E. Tenth Newport, aged 22 years. Due notice of funeral. 'Wickets up.

River Forecast. Cincinnati, June 25. The Ohio River, from the mouth of the Kanawha to the mouth of the Kentucky, will not change much Sunday. W. C.

Devereaux. River 13.6 feet and falling. Business good. Arrival. Steamer General Wood, from Pittsburgh.

Departures. Steamer Queen City will leave the foot of Main street at 9 a. m. today for Louisville and way points. Steamer General Wood will leave the foot of Main street at 4 p.

m. today for Pittsburgh and way points. TELEGRAPHIC. SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO ENQUIRER. Pittsburgh, June 25.

The Packet Betsy Ann arrived this morning from Cincinnati and went down stream tonight. River stages: Point pridge, 9 feet and stationary; Lock No. 2, 7.5 feet and stationary; Beaver Dam, 8.8 foet and stationary wickets up. Portsmouth, Ohio, July 25. The river 13 feet, pool stage.

The steamer B. L. Keiina up with empties 10 a. m. The steamer General Wood due from Pittsburgh at midnight.

Huntington, W. June 25. The river S.l feet and rising. No boats. Cairo, June 25.

At 4 p. m. the Jauge read 37.3 feet, a fall of 0.1 foot In 4 hours. The steamer Tennessee Belle arrived from Riverton and passed to St. Louis.

The steamer Jeanne Barrett, with one empty barge, departed to Upper Ohio. The barge Mobile arrived from St. Louis and passed to New Orleans. Evansville, June 25. Tht river 16.3 feet.

-Mdlson, June 25. The river gauge at 7 a. m. was 13.7 feet and falling. The steamer King's Landing up at 6:30 a.

m. for Cincinnati. The steamer Cincinnati fieri tin fiAfj. fnr twn hnura Hiirinv thu night due to heavy fog. Vicksburg, June 25 The gauge reads 48.7 feet, a rise of 0.1 foot in the last 14 hours.

Paducah, June 25. The gauge reads 24.7 feet, a fall of 2 feet In 24 hours. The steamer Klleu Richardson arrived from Caaeyville. The steamer Tennessee Belle departed for Florence, Ala. Wheeling, W.

June 25. River, 9 feet, pool stage. The Liberty departed for Pittsburgh at 2 p. m. Marietta, Ohio, June 25.

River, 9.6 feet, rising. Helen 12., up, 9 m. General Wood, down, 1 p. m. Cordlll, up, p.

m. Point Pleasant, W. June 25. River, t.l feet, rising; Dam 26, lower channel, 10 feet, rising. No boats.

Galllpoils, Ohio, June 26. River, 12 feet pool stage. The Chris Greene, up for Charleston. Charleston, W. June 25.

The Great Kanawha 7 feet pool stage. Jibe Mitchell, Chris Greene, Edna M. Lane and Mary Jane, moving up; the Eugene going down. Kenna, up, 7 a. Sam P.

Suit, down, 8 a. m. BJVEB STEAMBOATS. LOWER OHIO. THE LOriSVITXE AND CINCINNATI Steamers Cincinnati andQueen City leave L.

and C. wharfboat, Toot of Main street, for Louiaville and way points at 5 p. m. (City Time), every week day except Saturday, and on Sunday at 9 a. m.

(City lime). Phones Main 1897 and 4752. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Received Too Late To Gassify Houses For Sale. MT. WASHINGTON New English house; living room across entire front; tile fireplace; wrought-iron electric fixtures; spacious dining room; kitchen; porcelain sink, built-in cabinet; solarium; hardwood floors: 3 bedrooms; all-tlle Bath, shower; trunk room; 2-car built-in garage, fireproof; beautiful grounds and shrubbery; lot 66x225 all for $15,000.

Call Main 930 or Beech-mont 7153. JAMES WALLS. Country Homes For Sale. ON State Pike and bus line; 1 acre; rooms, 2 screened porches, cellar, electric; small barn, 2 chicken houses; splendid condition; near city; J4.000. Call Main 930 or Beechmont 7152.

1V4 ACRES; large 7-room house; modern conveniences; on main highway; largo lawn, ahade, porch, Small barn and chicken house; In center town; good bus and traction service. Call Beechmont 7162. Female IMp Wanted. HOUSEKEEPER White; family of three; no washing; reference. 4137 Spring Groves.

Klrby 80S YOUNG LADY Sales person in rummage store. Call West 728 for appointment. Salesmen Wanted. SALESMEN, to sell peanuts, salted In the shell; liberal contract; references required; reply by mail only. THE CINCINNATI ROASTING 216 E.

Pearl st. Situations Wanted Male. YOUNG MAN Colored, errands or chores. Just out of school; reliable; can drive machine Phone Wdbn. 5665 L.

923 Churchill av. Situations Wanted Female. A LADY of middle age wishes to care for children or ladyr Call at 1090 W. Liberty st. Furnished Rooms For Rent.

P. H. Housekeeping rooms; modern. 3658 Warsaw av. Phone Warsaw 4787.

WALNUT HILLS S164 St. James front rrri. and kitchenette; bath, laundry, electrlo washer; 10 minutes to city; 89. Garages For Sale. 6ARAGE AND OIL SUA.

on main highway and bus line; service car, wrecking car; all equipment and auto parts; 36x90 ft floor space; 2 complete 4-room flats on second floor. Call Main 930 or Beechmont 7152. Business Opportunities, BAKERY Sals or leas. South 6081 Gold Aconda Area Area Argonat Con. Barry Holdlngep C.

W. D. Lakes -Pom. Minos Duprat Grover Daly Gold Hill Ooldale Holllnger Con. Kirk Lake Klnrk.

Hunton Lake Shore Mclutyre I Tck. Hughes Tough Oakes Vlpond Sliver-Beaver Con Can Lorraine Capitol lMnes Crown Res Keeley McKlnley Mining Corp. Nipissing Unlisted i Amulet Noranda Sales 327.000 shares. Salt LukS. SrSCIAL DISPATCH TO THE MQUIRM.

Doit Lake Utah, June 26. Mining Exchange closing quotations: STOCKS. Bid. I Ask. Motor Wheel com Packard Motor Co Parke-Davis Co Ford Motor of Canadal Rlv.

Raisin Paper com. DIVIDEND ACTIONS Akron Rubber Reclaiming Company declared a dividend of 50 cents on common, payable July 16, record July 5 and regular quarterly of 22 on preferred, payable July 1. Regular Quarterly Dividends. Arlington Mills declared regular quar-tsrly 114 dividend, payable July 1, record June 24. Briggs Manufacturing Company, 76 cents on common July 25, record July 11.

Genaral Outdoor Advertising Company, 50 cents on common July 15, record July 6. Pacific Gas Electric, 60 cents on common July 15, record June 30. Sandusky Cement Company, 82 on common, July 1, record June 25, 8outh Pittsburgh Water Company, 1 dividend on 7 per cent cumulative preferred July 15, record July 1. United States Radiator Company, 50 cents on common and 81.75 on preferred, both July 16, record July 1. Victor Talking Machine Company, $1.75 on preferred July 16, record July 11.76 on 7 per cent cumulative prior preference and $1.50 on cumulative convertible preferred, both August 1, record July 6.

Stocks Ex-Dividend. Minday, June 27. North American Car 6214c; All American Cables 81.75; City Investing com, Cosgrave Meehan Coal pfd. Dodge Bros. pfd.

81.76; International Telephone Telegraph Pacific Telephone Telegraph 81.75; Bingham Mines 81. Tuesday, June 28. International Match com. pfd. 60c.

COTTON. SFICIAI. DISPATCH TO THS INQUIRER. New York, June 25, Range of cotton prices (In cents): Op'nHlghLow. Close.

Pr.C. .02 .02 .17 .18 .04 .07 .05 .07 .45 .48 2.80 2.85 1.00 2.00 .03 .04 0014 .04 .0314 .05 .60 .61 .20 .30 1.66 1.60 .12 .15 .02 .3 .32 .33 .08 .08 .3614 .36 6.60 6.60 .05 .06 .09 -10 7.76 8.00 .36 .80 .67 .63 11.76 12.00 .01 .01 1,25 1T30 .66 .66 .03 .04 Alta T. and Bullion Colorado Con. Crown Point Cardiff Chief Con Daly B'all River Emma Sliver Empire Mines Gold Chain Iron King Keystone Mammoth Magnolia Lead Mountain View New Quincy North Standard Park Bingham Park Utah Prince Con. South Silver King Coalition.

Silver King Con Silver Shield Tlntlc Standard West Toledo West Gold Walker Mining Yankee Con Boston. BTSCIAL DISPATCH TO THS SNQUIRER. Boston. June 25. Rang of prices: STOCKS.

Hlgh.l Low. I July 116.64116. 64116.60116.61 TT6.55 October 16.90 14.89 16.85 16.93 16.92 December. 17.11 17.23 17.08 17.17 17.16 January 17.10 17.37 17.13 17.24 trad. 17.20 March 17.37 17.47 17.32 17.41 trad.

17.40 May 17,49 17.68 17.45 17.62 trad. 17.43 Last. 67 67 ,67 82. 81 82 62 61 1 71 69 71 248 246 347 33 33 33 60 60 60 68 68 68 100 99 100 74 74 74 32 32 32 128 128 128 136 135 136 16 18 16 116 116 116 68 68 68 Market steady. SPICIAL DISPATCH TO THS ENQUIRER.

New Orleans, June 25. Range of cotton prices (In cents) HighLow. Closer Pr.C. July October December January March 16.60 16.87 17.10 17.13 17.28 16.62 18.39 16.50 16.93 16.87 16.87 17.14 17.00 17.09 17.17 17.06 17.13 17.32 17.21 17.29 Amoskeag Wool. Boston Elevated Mills! Boston ft Eastern Steamship Edison Electric Hood Rubber Island Creek Coal Maine Central Massa, Gas Co.

Do' preferred Mohawk Mining New England Tel. Old Colony Pond Creek Swift Co Utah Apex Philadelphia. SPICIAL DISPATCH TO THS INQUIRIR. Philadelphia, June 25. Range of prices: STOCKS.

Hlgh.l Low. Last. 66 66 66 113 113 113 65 55 55 61 81 6144 60 60 60 16 16 16 64 64 64 68 68 68 2 1', 214 102 102 102 33 33 33 42 42 42 American Stores Bell Telephone pfd. Horn N. Y.

Insurance Co. of N. A. Philadelphia Electric. Phila.

Elec. Pow Phlla. Rapid Stanley Co. of Amerlcal Tonopah Mining Utd. Gas Improvement Victor Talk.

M. West Jers. and Seash --Pittsburgh. SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THS INQUIRER. Pittsburgh, June 86.

Range of prices: May 117.32117,32117.39 bid, 17.38 Market steady. New York, June 25 (A. Prospects for a renewal of showers In the cotton belt over Sunday led to rallies from an opening decline in the cotton market today. October sold up from 16.86b to 10.99c. or 7 points net higher, but there was a spurt of realising in the last few minutes and it closed at 16.91c.

The general market closed steady, net 4 points higher to 1 point lower. The opening was steady at a aecime of 1 to 4 points. Active months showed net losses of about 6 to 8 points in early tradlnjt under liquidation, promoted by favorable early weather reports. The map showed less ral.n In the belt than has for some Mime, and the trade seemed hopeful of the dry, warm weather, ls said to be much needed over -the South. Offerings were comparatively light, however, and the forenoon market firmed up on the official forecast for showers in most sections of the bolt, tfuly contracts, which had sold off to 16.60c, advanced to 16.64c, while December rallied from 17.08c to 17.23c, net advances of about 7 to 9 points on the general list.

Buying was held In check by continued as the effect of possible notices on Tuesday, or by the usual week-end consideration, and the market lost a good nart of Its gain during the last few min utes. July was relatively steady during the greater part of the morning, compared with later months, narrowing slightly, as it previous liquidation naa im-ed Its technical position and left it a little more sensitive to covering by snorts. At the close, July seemed to be about 32 points under October, compared with a closing difference of 37 points on Friday. The amount of cotton on shipboard awaiting clearance at the end of the week was estimated at 107,000 bales, against 26,000 year. Private cables reported trade calling in STOCKS.

Hlgh.l Low. TLasT Carnegie Metals 12 12 12 Standard Sanitary 82 81 81 Arkansas Gas 8 814 8 Lone Star 43 42 43 Nat Fireproof, 27 26 27 Devone OH 10 10 Wlthorow Stl. 70 70 70 Plttsb. Screw 39 39 39 J. J.

Sullivan Co. Homes for Services FOREIGN EXCHANGE. SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THS INQUIBIR. New York, June 25. Italian lire were bid up 4 points In a nervous market to a new high record In many years.

At the top, however, offerings made their appearance and lira eased off for a net gain of ft point for ths day. Bo far on the Broadway. Madn 1600-1601..