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Ktwj SECTION OQ THE ENQUIRER, CINCINNATI, SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 1932 59. In Mmoriam. 50. In Memoriam. 61.

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755, K. OF P. Will hold BervlceB for our deceased brother, Otto Priss, at the Charles E. Meyer A Sons' funeral home, 1804-06 Vine, at 7:30 Sunday evening. SB.

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EASTER FLOWERS a time when values are being weighed as never before, it is significant that in three short years we have achieved a position of leadership. Such outstanding preference can be explained in only one way BETTER FLORAL SERVICE. GEO. A. DURBAN, Woodburn at McMillan.

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W. JACOCKS FUNERAL HOME WOodburn 0801. Gilbert at Locust. 24 AMLINOMKIKR Anna Amllngmeler, widow of Herman Amllngmeler, Friday, March 18. 1932.

Funeral from the residence, 2101 Winchell Tuesday, March 22, at 2 p. m. THE RIVER THE STAGES. Stagea In the Ohio and Mississippi Rivera and trlbutarte i at 8 a. m.

and changes in the last 24 noura. 4TAT10N8 STATIONS Card of Thanks. Card Of Thanks. While our hearts are tilled with sorrow and grief, we are not unmindful of the sympathy and many kind acts bestowed upon us by our loving relatives, friends and neighbors during the sad hours of our bereavement, In the loss of our dearly beloved mother, CATHERINE NOHELTY. Especially are we eager to thank Rev Huber for his consoling services and requiem high mass, the Married Ladies Society for their services.

John Connors for his beautf ful solos, the donors of the many beautlftn floral otrenngs and J. J. Giincan and Son. funeral directors, for their efficient management. The Bereaved Family.

Card Of Thanks. While my heart is fined with sorrow and grief, I cannot forget the many kind acts bestowed upon us by relatives, friends and neighbors In the great loss of my dearly beloved wife, MATILDA WESSLINO (nee Kattau). Especially do I thank Rev. Theodore Walz for hla consoling rervlce, the pallbearers, the quartet for their beautiful hvmns. Mr.

Edward Schleuter. organist, the doners of the many beautiful floral offer ings and tne Mack jonnson, runerai directors, their efficient management. Wm. Wessling. Card Of Thanks.

While our hearts are filled with sorrow, we cannot forget the many kind acts bestowed upon us by our relatives, friends and neighbors In the great loss of our dearly beloved husband and father, OTTO KOCH. We especially thank Rev. W. I. Underwood of the Clifton U.

B. Church, for his consoling services, the members of the Cincinnati Chapter, O. E. 8., 484. the Hansel-mann Knights Templar and the Carpenters' Local Union No.

224 for their consoling services, the donors of the many beautiful floral offerings and Ous Bchraffenberger funeral director, for nil efficient management of all services. The Bereaved Wife and Children. Card Of Thanks. We wish to express our many thanks to our relatives and friends for their kindness to us In the loss of my husband, PETER GEOVANES. We wish to express our heartfelt thanks to Dr.

Frank Perry and the Rev. John Magaulius, the pallbearers, Bud Erdman, Kenneth Wolf and members of the Norwood Police Department, donors of the many floral offerings and Mr. Harry J. Ihlendort and Mr. Ray Hawkins of the Ihlendorf Fu neral Ho-ne, for their services.

Mrs. Aspasia Geovanes and George Geovanes 59. In Memoriam. In Loving Memory Of our dearly beloved daughter and alster CECILIA IHLE, who passed away March 16, 1925. Sad and sudden was the call.

Of the one so dearly loved by all. Time was too short to say farewell To those she thought of and loved so well. Her smiling ways and pleasant face Are a pleasure to recall; She had a kindly word for each, And died beloved by all. Some day we hope to meet her, Some day wa know not when, To clasp her hand In the better land, Never to part again. Sadly Missed by the Family.

In Loving Memory Of our dearly beloved mother and Brand-mother, ELIZABETH WALKENHORST (nea Kuhn), who passed away March 25, 1931. A wonderful mother, woman and aid. One who was better, God never made; One In a million, that mother was you; Just In your judgment, always right, Honest and liberal, ever upright, Loved by your children and all whom you knew. Our wonderful mother, that mother was you. Sadly Missed by Her Children and Grandchildren.

In Loving Memory Of our dear parenta, PETER HELD, who passed away July 14, 1028; ELIZABETH HELD, who passed away March 18, 1930. Gone, dear parenta, gone forever, How wa miss your smiling faces; But you left us to remember None on earth can take their places. A happy home wa once enjoyed, How aweet the memory atlll; But death haa left a loneliness, The world can never fill. Sadly Missed by tha Family. In Loving Memory Of our dearly beloved husband and father, HENRY HAEFNER, who passed away March 21, 1926.

We are sad within our memory, Lonely ara our hearts today, For the one wa loved ao dearly Has been forever called away. We think of him In silence, No eye may sea us weep; But many silent tears are ahed While othera are asleep. Sadly Missed by His Loving Wife and Children. In Loving Memory Of our dearly beloved mother and mother-in-law, MARGARET 8CHM1DT, who passed away March 15, 1932. Remembrance Is a golden chain That death tries to break, all In vain.

To have, to love and then to part Is the greatest Borrow of one's heart. The years may wipe out many things. But this they wipe out never The memory of those happy daya That we have epent together. Sadly Missed by Daughter and Son-ln-Law. In Loving Memory Of our daughter and alster, DOROTHY MAE OROPPE, who passed away March 21.

1931. Why did aha go when Ufa seemed fair, And no dark clouds were near To dim the brightness of our lives, Or start tha bitter tear. We thought not at the close of day. When night veiled earth and sky-That one so full of life and hope, Would breathe the last good-bye. Mother, Father and Brothers.

In Loving Memory Of our beloved aon and brother, FRANK C. SCHNEIDER, who passed away March 24, 1929. Time speeds on. three years have passed Klwe death Its gloom, Its ehadow cast Within our home, where all seemed bright And look from us a shining light. We miss that light, and aver will.

His varant place thera'a none to fill. Your Mother, Bisters and Brothers. In Loving Memory Of my beloved mother, MRS. XATHERINE MENOKS, who passed away March 20, 1930. Two yeara have passed since that sad day The one we loved was called away, took her home was His win, But In our hearta she II vet atlll.

Daughter and Bon-in-Law, Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Kamp.

In Loving Memory Of our dearly beloved mother, HANNAH O'BRIEN, who pasaed away March 25, 1926. When a mother breathes her last farewell The stroke means mora than tongue can tell. The world seems quite another place Without tha amlla of mother face. Never to be Forgotten bv Her Daughters, Catherine Knacht and Margaret Hoferer. In Loving Memory Of our dear father, TDW.

F. RUEHRWEIN, who died March 9, 1932. Sad and audden was tha call nf tha one so desrly loved by all: Time waa too short to say farewell, To tha one wa loved so well. Sadly Missed by the Family. In Memoriam.

SWEETEST THOUGHTS OF YOU MOTHER Who Loved You As It Dawns Another Year In The Lrvaly Hours Of Dreaming Thnughta Of You Are Ever Near Uod Love You AS Wa Do. EMMA DAVIDSON, March 21st, 1929. In Loving Memory Of our darting son, CARL HEFKE, who passed away March 21, 1918. Fourteen long years have gone by, Can, But you ate not forgotten, Though on earth you ara no more. Sadly Missed by Father and Mother, In Loving Memory Of my beloved son, HARRY HEMt.ER, who passed away March 28, 19.11.

Cone but not forgotten. Missed by Ilia Mother and Sister Irene. 60. Death Notices. UARTI.KTT Nathaniel L.

Bartlett, husband of Millie Btelnway Bartlett, of 3323 Gilbert Friday, March 18, 1932. Services at the Evanston Presbyterian Church, Trimble and Clarion Monday, Marcn 21, at 2 p. m. Remains at W. Mack Johnson's funeral home, McMillan and Upland place.

BAl'NE Joseph Baune, beloved husband of junzabetn Baune (nee Tennunteid), batur-day, March 19, 1932, In his 84th year; residence, 2044 Reading rd. Due notice of fiuieral. BETZ Elizabeth Betz (nee Bchlierf), widow of Joseph Betz, naay, March is, 1932, in her 80th year, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Louis Boehm, 555 Flatt terrace, Wlnton Place. Funeral from the Paul Huth Clifton funeral home, 430 Ludlow corner Whitfield, Monday, March 21, at 8:30 a.

m. Requiem high mass at Bt. Bernard Church, Wlnton Place, 9 a. m. BITTINUER Antonla Blttlnger, widow of Albert Blttlnger and beloved mother jf Alma B.

Holzborn, passed away at Orlando, Saturday, March 16, 1032. Funeral from J. J. Sullivan funeral home, Bell place and McMillan st. Due notice will be given.

BOESCHLIN Edwin Boeschlln. beloved son of Theophll Boeschlln, suddenly, Thursday, March 17, 1932, in his 32nd year. Services at the Gus Gildehaus funeral home, 2911 Vina Monday, March 21, at 2 p. m. BRADY Lewis Brady (nee Wilson), beloved wife of Wm.

Brady, Friday, March It, 1932. Funeral Monday from the residence, 428 Clark st. Requiem high mass St. Peter's Cathedral at 9 a. m.

ItlKNGER Clement Buenger, beloved husband of Catherine Uchtman Buenger. Third anniversary high mans at St. Thomas Church, Ft. Thomas, Ky Tuesday, March 22, 1932, at 8 a. m.

BL'NKE Barmy Bunke, beloved husband of the late Sophia Bunke (nee Menkhausi, and devoted father of John, Frances, Henry, Clemens and Frank Bunke, Saturday, March IP, 1932, In his 87th year. Funeral from the residence, 2159 Selim ava Falrmount, Wednesday, March 23, at 8:30 a. m. Solemn levitical high mass at St. Bonaventura Church at 9 a.

m. St. Bonaventura Men's Society, Holy Name Society and St. Aloysius Orphan Society please take notice. Friends Invited.

COE Arnold Coc, beloved son of Richard and Allle Coe (nee Odle), Friday, March 18, 1932, at 8:45 a. aged 20 years. Funeral from the Busse St Borgmann Co. mortuary. 1517 Freeman Monday, March 21, at 1:30 p.

m. COLEMAN Anna Coleman (nee Segbers), beloved wife of John Coleman, of the Little Sisters of the Poor, Florence ave. Funeral from Vonderhaar Btetter's funeral home, Third and Overton Newnort. Funeral Monday, March 21, 1932. Requiem high mass at noiy uross unurcn, Cincinnati, 8 a.

m. OALF Dr. George P. Dale, Saturday, March 19, 1932, at Miami Valley Hospital. Dayton, Ohio.

Services Tuesday, March 22, at 1:30 p. at Masonic Temple, Dayton, Ohio. Burial Spring Grove Cemetery, Cincinnati. OAVIIS Dr. Jos.

W. Davis, husband of Belle W. Davis (nee Farrar), Thursday, March 17, 1932. Services at his late reel-dence, 20 Mayo Ft. Thomas, Monday at 2 p.

m. DKVOTO Columbia Devoto, daughter of the late Angelo and Theresa Devoto, Friday, March 18, 1932, at 8:30 a. at residence, 334 East Sixth St. Funeral from the Fuldner mortuary, 421 Arch Monday, March 21, at 9:30 a. m.

Requiem high mass Sacred Heart (Italian) Church, Broadway, at 10 a. m. I Chicago St. Louis (Mo.) and Albuquerque (N. papers please copy.

DOEPKE Frederick Docpke, husband of the late Louise Doepke, Friday, March 18, 1932, at residence. Com ton near Wlnton aged 82 years. Funeral from late residence, Monday. March 21, at 2 p. m.

Burial at Vine Street Cemetery. FLANAGAN Mary Flanagan. Thursday March 17. 1932. Funeral from the Ullligan funeral home.

Woodburn at Lincoln, East Walnut Hills, Monday, March 21. Requiem high mass at St. Francis de Sales Church at 9 a. m. rRANDES Frances A.

Frandes (nee Parker), 2623 Woodburn beloved wife of Edward Frandes, passed away Friday, March 18. 1932, at 7:45 p.m., aged 62 years. Burial from Kennedy's funeral parlors, Bethel, Ohio, Monday, March 21, at 2 p. m. FR1F.DEL Harry J.

Friedel, beloved husband of Kate Friedel (nee Delsel), passed away Friday, March 18, 1932, at 8 a. aged El years; residence, 281 West Mc-Mlcken ave. Funeral lrom Brand funeral nome. 1820 Freeman Tuesday. March 22, at 8 a.

m. Requiem high mass at tit. Augustine unurcn at 8:30 a. m. 0 ASHMAN Albert C.

Gaasmann, beloved eon of Albert F. and Josephine J. Uaas- mann (nee Miller), Thursday, March 17, 1932. at 3 a. aged 19 years 2 months aays.

runerai Monday, Marcn 21, at 8:16 a. from the late residence, 6959 Mulberry North College Hill. Requiem high mass at St. Margaret Mary's Church, Van Zandt at a. m.

Relatives and friends Invited. GOOD Marie Anna Good (nee Clark), wife the late Joseph Good, Saturday, March 19, 1932. Services at the chapel of Henry Ulldehaus 1410 Vina Monday, March 21, at 1 p. m. OIHNON Olive O.

Gibson, beloved wife of Walter I. Glbron, mother of William C. Olbson. March 19. 1932, at 6 p.

m. Funeral from residence, 2330 Robertaon Norwood, Monday evening at 8 o'clock. Burial In Frankfort, Ohio, Tuesday at 2 p. m. iOTT Louis Gott beloved husband of the late Bernadrna Gott (nee Dleckman), 3 voted father of Louis Gott Jr.

and son of Mrs. Josephine Gott and the late Hubert Gott. Friday, March 18. 1932, reeldence 3934 Trevor Cheviot. 1-uneral from the residence Tuesday, March 22.

at 8:30 a. m. Solemn requiem high mass at St. Martin's Church at 9 a. m.

Members of St. Martin's Men'a Society pleasa take notice HANNKKF.N Lawrence Ilanneken, beloved son of Adelaide and the late Theodora Hanneken, at his home, 839 West Eleventh Covington, Saturday, March 19, 1932, agrd 21 years. Funeral Tuesday, March 22, from the above residence at 8:30 a. m. Solemn requiem high mass at Bt.

John's Church at 9 a. m. Interment in St. John a Cemetery. HART Alexander T.

Hart, beloved husband of Emma Hart (nee Orr), passed away Friday, March 18, 1932, at 6 a. at his residence, 1412 Walnut In his 70th year. Funeral Monday, March 21. at 1:30 p.m., from the Wraasmann A Barfknecht funeral home, 1421-1423, Main at. Friends Invited.

San Francisco 'and Long Beach (Calif.) papers please copy. HAI'f'K Genrga T). Hauck, husband of Mrs. Cora Bchnltker Hauck, and father of Irene, Daisy and George Hauck, and Mrs. Ruth Hauck Bertram, Saturday, March 19, 1C32, at 3:30 p.

at reeldence, 1715 West-wood In his 89th year. Due notice at funernl, HINE Edward Joseph Hlnrs, beloved husband of the lata Ellen Hlnes (nee bkelly). at hla residence, 2238 Boone Friday, March 18, 1932. Remains at Frank T. Corkan'a funeral homo, 2831 Reading near Oak at.

Requiem high mass at Church of tha Assumption Monday, March 21, at 9 a. 01. HFl'ER Louis Heuer, husband of tha lata Rosalia Heuer (nea Hammann), Fridav, March 18, 1932, at the residence of hla daughter, Mrs. Gaorge Hessler, 3077 Massachusetts aged 72 years. Funeral from the Buasa Borgmann Co.

mortuary, 1617 Freeman Monday, March 21, at il p. m. HVO Leopold Hug, beloved huaband of Catherine Hug (nee Braunl, father of Dora Fleckstelner, Leopold George and Anthony Hug, Thursday, March 17, 1932, at 7:30 p. In hla 78th year; 1953 Central ave. Services at Brand funeral home, 1820 Freeman Monday, March 21, at 2 p.

m. HYNDMAN David Hyndman, beloved husband of the lata Theresa Hyndman (nee Wetset), Friday, March 18, 1932, In his 87th year. Funeral services from the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Alma Rand, 1027 Burton Avondale, Monday, March 21, at 2 p. m.

JAN8ZE.N Edna Janaaen (nea Cordeaman), beloved wife of Harry Janazen, Friday, March 13, 1932. Funeral Monday, Marcn 21, from her lata residence, 3443 Trimble Kvanaton, at 8:30 a. m. Solemn re- Sulem high rnasa Bt. Mark's Church at a.

m. KOI HA Ella Kouba (nea Terrtll), beloved wife of Joseph Kouba and beloved mother of Walter Wherry, Friday, March 18, 1932, at her realdenre. 650 Wayne Walnut Hills. Funeral services at the residence of her son, Walter Wherry, 817 West Fourth Covington, Tuesday, March 22, 1932, at 2:30 p. m.

HUN HE Johanna Augusta Kunte (nee Bchmldt), widow nf Hugo Kunsa and beloved mother of Mrs. Henry Herget, Mrs. Roy Wagner, Mrs. Martin Bhewmann and Clara and Carl Kunse and the lata Flora Polatar, Friday. March 18, 1932, aged 70 yeara.

Funeral from tha reeldence, 2142 Clifton Monday, March 21, at 1:46 p.m. Services at Evangelical Church, Fifteenth and Republic at 2:30 p. m. Lot DKHMACK Mnllle Loiiderhack (nea Riley), wife nf tha late Charles Louder-back and beloved slater nf Mrs, John Gates, Thursday, March 17, 1932, at the reaiden, 1003 Haymlller at. Funeral Monday, from Wm.

Hlefke Bona' mortuary, F.lgh'h and Linn sts. Requiem hich mass I Joseph Church, 8:30 m. Burial at Kveigreen. McF.NICNY Mlltrn T. McEneny, beloved son nt John P.

and Margaret McEneny (nee Sullivan), at the reeldence. IV Weal Rnas Bt. Bernard, Thursday, March 17, 1932, at 1:40 p.m., aged 26 years Funeral from the Imwalle memorial, Vina at. at Washington, Monday, March 21, at 8:30 a. m.

Solemn requiem high mass at St, Clement's Church at 8 a. m. In Loving Memory Of Our Dearly Beloved Mother, ELIZABETH SPANGENBERG (nee Harris), who passed avay March 22, 1922. There are griefs that cannot find comfort And wounds that cannot be healed: There are sorrows so deep in the human heart That cannot be half revealed. Oh, dearest mother, how we miss you; Tears of alienee often flow, Memory keeps you ever near us Though you died ten years ago.

Peaceful be thy sleep, dear mother, It Is sweet to breathe thy name In life we loved you dearly, In death we do the same. You are gone but not forgotten, Nor ever will you be As long as life and memory last Wa shall remember thee. Sadly Missed By Your Loving Daughters, Edna T. Holyoke, Mrs. Arthur Levy, Mrs.

Jos. Viscontl, Mrs. Arthur Baumann. Mrs. Roy Schllchte, Sons-in-Laws and Grandchildren.

I In Loving Memory Of our dear wife and mother, FRANCESKA CORDES, who passed away March 81, 1931. No one knows how much wa miss you, No one knows the bitter pain We have suffered since we lost you Life can never be the same. In our hearts your memory lingers, Sweetly tender, fond and true. There Is not a day, dear wife and mother, We do not think of you; No one knows the silent heartaches; Only those who have lost can tell Of the grief that's borne In silence For you we loved so well. A piace is vacant in our home That never can be filled.

Sadly Missed by Her Loving Husband and Daughter. First anniversary mass at St. Martin's Church Monday, 7:45 a. m. In Loving Memory Of My Beloved Husband, HUGO A.

G. REUTER, Second Birthday In Heaven. My thoughts go wandering when daylight fades To the land of long ago, And memory paints the scenes of old In the gold of the twilight glow. I seem to see In the soft, dim light A face I love the best, And think of him my soul's companion When the sun's last ray goes down in the Golden West. Teach me, Lord, to think and say Thy will, not mine, best; He is not dead but gone before His soul is with the blest.

Sadly Missed By His Loving Wife, Anna Reuter, Roselle, N. J. In Loving Memory Of our beloved husband and father, PETER RUPP, who passed away March 10, 1931, and our b-iloved son and brother, HENRY RUPP, who passed away April 21, 1931. Broken is our family circle Our dear ones have passed away; Passed from earth and earthy and earthly darkness Into bright and perfect day, But we all must cease to languish O'er the grave of them we love-Strive to be prepared to meet them In the better world above. Sadly Missed by Mrs.

Caroline Rupp and Family. In Loving Memory Of our dearly beloved mother, who departed this life March 22, 1922, at 4:35 a. m. In the light of God we see you Each night, mother, dear, as we lie down We hear your voice as when on earth And see each smile and frown. And wnen wc are called to join you This world and we are through, We pray the Lord to let us go As peaceful and brave as you.

Always to be Remembered bv Your Dearlv Beloved Children Otto Norma, Ed. Dorothy. Arthur Mable Julius V. and Ercle Spangenberg. Gone, hut not forgotten.

May her soul rest In peace. In Loving Memory Of our dear daughter and sister, HELEN BUDD, who passed away March 18, 1931. Wa miss her, oh, of course we do; Our hearts are aching, breaking, too, But how sweet to think that her cares have ceased And her love for us Is but Increased. She Is dwelling close to Christ's own heart. Who will at her prayer His gift's Impart.

Then patient we will be. Just waft and pray. For wa know wa will meet our Helen some day. Sadly Missed by Her Lonely Mother, Daddy and Sisters. In Loving Memory Of Our Daughter, DOROTHY FRANCES HUMBERT, who passed away March 22, 1927.

A bud that th Gardener gave us, A pure and lovely child He gave her In our keeping To cherish undeflled. But Just as it was opening To the glory of the day. Down came the Heavenly Gardener And took our flower away. Sadly Missed By Family. In Loving Memory Of my beloved mother.

LUCY GRANDIN WATSON, who died March 17, 1931. What would I give her hand to clasp, Her patient face to see: To her her voice, to see her smile, As In the days that used to be. But some sweet day we'll meet again. Beyond the toll and stnre. And clasp each other's hand once more, In heaven, that happy life.

Sadly Missed by Her Daughter, Lauretta. In Memory Of my beloved husband and our dear father, AUOUST O. BAUMOARTNER, who died March 21, 1931, Although unable to apeak to us. And could not even any good-bv, Wa know hla thoughta were with ua When he was called to die. Josephine (Ensklrchen) Baumgartner, Ella (Baumgartner) Albrinck, August H.

and Henry J. Baumgartner and Their Families. In Loving Memory Of our dearly beloved mother, CATHERINE SONTAO, Who died March 22, 1921. Mother, dear, wa ara lonesome. For we've mlsred your loving face fltl'l you left us to remember That none on earth can take your place Sadly Missed by Her Daughter, Ella, and Son, Charles.

In Memory Of our beloved brother, MICHAEL NOKTH, who departed thla life March 26. Although ha lies In peaceful sleep, His memory 1 shall always keep. Sadly Missed by Ills 8ister and Husband-Mr. and Mrs. John Decker.

Brother and Family. In Loving Memory Of Our Beloved Mother, CAROLINA OERW1N, who passed away March 22, 19.11. One year has passed since that sad day. The one we loved was called away; Ood took her home, It was His will, But In our hearts the llveth atlll. Sadly Missed By the Children.

In Loring Memory Of my beloved son, RAYMOND 8CHENCK, who died March 18, 1930. Although unable to speak to me, Ami could not even say good-bv I know his thoughts were with me Wheh he was called to die. Hla Loving Mother, Cora Davis. In Loving Memory Of my beloved mother, JOSEPHINE WILLIAMS, who passed away March 17, 1929. Sadly Missed by Her Daughter, Jennie Lowther.

In Loving Memory Of our dear mother, SOPHIA KOHL1IEPP. And while she lies In peaceful sleep, Her memory we shall always keep. Sadly Missed by Son and Daughters. In Loving Memory Of our mother. ELIZABETH THK1H1NO.

who pa.ised away March 17, 1S30. Sadly by the Family. In Loving Memory Of William Kunkrl, husband and f.ithcr. Thirteenth anniversary. Gone but I I In Loving Memory Of MINNIE WILKKR.

passed away March 21, 19:8, HENRY J. WILKKR, passed away October ID. 1931. BRO. NATHAN WILKER, passed away February 3, 1931.

One by one they before ue. They are fading like the dew. But we know they're watching o'er tie. They, the good, the fair, the true. They are waiting for us only.

Where no pain can ever mar; Dear ones who left us lonely Watch us through the gates ajar: There a father, there a mother, there a brother. Gone within those gates ajar. From the Children. In Loving Remembrance Of CLARENCE C. FISHER, who passed away March 21.

1931. Oft we think of you, dear Clareni-e. For our hearts arc sad with pain; This world would be heeven Could we hear your voice again. As we lovnd you So we miss you In our hearts your alwavs near: Loved, remembered, longed for always. Bringing many a solemn tear.

Missed By His Devoted Brother, His Wife, His Slater-ln-Law, His Aunt and His Heart-Broken Mother. In Loving Memory Of our beloved son and brother, CARL ELSAESSER, who passed away March 17, 19.11. We are sad within our memory Lonely are our hearts todav. For the one we loved so dearly Has forever been called away. We think of him In silence; No eye may see us weep.

But many silent tears are shed When others are asleep. Sadly Missed by Mother, Father and Family. In Loving Memory Of my beloved husband, WILLIAM M. FRICKMAN, who passed away March 18, 1931. What would I give to clasp his hand.

His happy face to see-To hear his voice and see his smile That meant so much to me. His spirit has fled, his sufferings o'er At the fireside he will Join me no mora, DV Hl Lonely Wife, Elizabeth Frtckman. In Loving Memory Of our dearly beloved parents, HANNAH COONEY, who passed away March 19, 1930. BENJAMIN COONEY. who passed away December 13, 1931.

Deep In our hearts lies a picture Of our loved ones laid to rest-In memory frame we shall keep them Because they were of the best. From Their Children. In Loving Memory Of our dearly beloved husband and father CHARLES EISENSCHMIDT. who passed away March 19, 1920. W7imk? hlm whfn ned frind, on him we always could depend.

He cheered us In sickness and soothed our pain God grant some day we'll meet again. Sadly Missed by HH Loving wife and In Loving Memory Of my dear mother, LIZZIE DANNER, who passed away March 25, 1930. Peaceful be thy rest, dear mother, i ore'ha thy name; in life 1 loved you dearly In death I do the same! er uaugher, Sophia. In Loving Memory Of Our Beloved Son and Brother, FRANK C. SCHNEIDER, who passed away March 24, 1929.

Surrounded by friends we are loneome, tn m.Wst ot our Joys wim a smile on our face we've a heartache Longing, Frank dear, for you. Your Mother, Sisters and Brothers. In Memory Of WILLIAM CHARLES REIN'HARDT. who passed away March 22, 1931. The flowers we place upon your grava May wither and decav.

But love for you who sleeps beneath Will never fade away. Sadly Missed By Wife and Children. 58. PROF. WADE.

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Hours 12 to p. dally. Spenal low fee gi.oO to any lady bringing this advertisement. CHURCH OF CONSTRUCTIVE THOUGHT. Rev.

Wllhelmlna Blckett, 2710 Cle1nvw ave. Service Tuesday all day. Healing and advice. WOodburn 4346. THE FIRST CHRISTIAN SPIRITUALIST CHURCH-Servlces 514 Vine all welcome.

Circle Thrusdav Consultation dally. REV. M. K. ROSS.

FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH. COVING TON Sunday services 8 o'clock. Tuesday 2 and 8 o'clock. Garrty 8taton will assist. REV.

BELLE GILLIARD. PSYCHIC TEMPLE Peebles corner, over Dow's, 2:30. 7:45. Write questions, messages. Messrs.

Graser, Harris. Dr. Allen, paitor. SPIRITUALIST CHURCH LIBERA I. THOUGHT Church meets Sunday and 8 Odd Fellows' Temple.

Hall Secretary, Mra. JuHnann. REV MINNIE SNYDER. 911 E. McMillan, woodlnirn 748U Spiritual advice by appointment, ctrclee.

Wed. 2, Thure. I p. m. SPIRITUALIST CHURCH of Divine 911 East McMillan.

Service 7:43. Messages, lecture Kev. Minnie Snyder, pastor. MRS. KRAVHE Trance medium.

1515 Vine 3d floor. Message service 7:30 Sunday and Thursday. Readings dally. SPIRITUALIST CHURCH OK DIVINE REVELATION Curtis and Gilbert. Service eveiy Thursday and Sunlay.

MEETING Sunday and Wed. evenings. Ad-vice bv appointment. AVon A 149 J. Mrs.

Moorerous. All welcome. 2553 Annum av. 607 CROWN CIRCLE Tuesday afternoon. Uf.

ZACHAKIAS. MESSAGE CIRCLE Wednesday 2, Tburs. day 8: nlso private Interviews. MRU. WHEELER, 906 W.

Elghlh St. PA 030D MRS. GRASER -Psvrhlc readings by appointment. AVon 73nt J. MRS.

SI.OAN-Readings; appointment only. KAst 3301. CIRCLE Every Sunday and Wednesday 7.30, Kriday 2:30. ai8 Vine Flat 4. MEETINGS Everv Sun.

2 30 and Wed. 7:30, at Walnut st. MRS. TOI'SCHARD Services p. 2 p.

m. Readings, 9 to 10 p. m. Spring Grove-C'nlerain over Kroner's. GOODWILL SPIRITUALIST ritvrictltl E.

12th. Sunday, 7:30. Welcome. THE BUSSE BORGMANN CO. KtL III Kt: 1UK, 13.1 rreeman Ave.

Phone Parkway 4487-44K8. r.stahliahed IK '14. W. MACK JOHNSON I'TNRKAL IIOMFJ Wood hum 0111. McMillan and Upland PI.

I 1 limitary. Aeethetle. Mnrt- urCFTIdlllOn inclnnall 4 remaih.n viviiiaiivn Bj rf 4vf. Iiillrrsltj lull troe booklet, trea rhttiel. PHOTOGRAPHS C0P1ED-PJENEWED EMARGED-BY achrncfVi 111 DUIe Terminal.

Mala AMI. rFTk 4iK Sinclnn'tl 26.6I 6.6 Franklin I 2.01 0.2 Dam 37. .22.5 5.8 Lock 7. 125.21 3.2 Pittsb'gn 17.V 4.U anesv'le 8.4: 0.2 Dam 6... 17.

6 8.8 lvanhoe 1.61 0.2 Dam 13.. 113.01 5.3 Radford 1.71 Parksbg. 14.7 0.2 Hinton 431.. Dam 22.. .116.51 0 Kan.Flle.

9.7 0.4 Pt. Pleas. 25.5! 8.3 Charies'n 15.4 0.9 Dam 26. .128.51 6.3 Logan 4.1 Dam 28.. 27.

6.6 W'liam'n 4.6 0.3 Dam 29. 75 Plkevllle 3.210.1 Portsmth 29.4 6.7 Farmers 12. 2 6.6 Dam 1. 7.1 Dayton 1.510.1 Dam 33. 7.8 Beat'vllle 14.51-0.1 Dam 19.6 6.8 Frankt't 9 2 Dam fi 2 T.Haute 3.01 Dam 39 4.2 Burmlde 6.01 0.1 Louisville Il7.

0 o.l Nashville 10.6! 0.2 Dam 41. .118.91 3.4 Kn.iivllle I 2 8 Dam 45.. H7.4I S.O Chatfga 11.7 Ev'svllle 17.0 1.8 Florence 3.9 0.4 Dam 48. ,15.1 1.9 lohn'vllle 7.210.6 Dam 1.4 Duh'iiue 6.210.3 Paducah 115.310.4 Keoki 8.711.0 Cairo V.6 Omaha 7 21 0.1 Memphis. 116.31 0.8 Km.

city. I 8.1I 0 7 Helena 123.41 1.0 St. Louis I 6.61 0.5 Vlcksb'g 138.4 1.0 Llt.Rock 3.6! 0.4 N.Orl'na 1 1 e. St 0.4 River Forecast. Title Is Clouded In Historic Maze Of Documents, Written First By Spain, Then Mexico And Lastly By United States Bills Are Washington, March 19 (AP) A comparative handful of America's broad acres provides Congress with a vexing problem because title is Clouded in a historic maze of treaties and laws written first by Spain, then Mexico and lastly by the United Stales.

These are the Pueblo lands cases of New Mexico, involving Indiann whose ancestors were there for cen turies past, and settlers of Spanish or Mexican descent whose forefather-ers long ago moved upon part of the acreage reserved to the Indians in old treaties. Approximately 40,000 persons are involved directly, or roughly one tenth of the state's population, and the same percentage of its tillable, agricultural soil within usable distance of water. Mixed up with the question is the complicating factor of a number of Spanish and Mexican land grants to colonists and to the Indians. In the fule of thumb surveys of the early colonization days, deeds were issued that oftimes left several claiming the same acre. A number of the Spanish treaties with Indians were dated in the sixteenth century.

But the non-Indian settlers of Spanish and Mexican blood point out their great-grandfathers lived on the same ancestral soil they now occupy. This adverse possession for so long, they contend granting in many instances the land originally was owned by the Indians entitles them to it or to compensation. The disputes arose occasionally before the United States obtained New Mexico after the war with Mexico, but have grown more serious in recent years. Congress moved in 1924 to settle things, setting up the Pueblo Lands Board to look into the claims and decide on titles and water rights and fix awards for land and water lost to wind it up. The board passed out of existence last summer, its reports made amid thousands of protests.

In its studies, the board went into 19 Pueblo grants, involving 786,933 acres and 5,545 claims of non-Indians on 98,363 acres. For non-Indian Bottlers the board held did not have title, it recommended compensation aggregating $217,000. But it hasn't been paid, and ejectment suits have been filed against many by attorneys for the Indians. Settlers are protesting vigorously and are afraid of losing their homes. Indians, who received $620,000 for lost land, are demanding roughly $780,000 more, claiming in the main they weren't paid enough for water they lost.

Bills to meet the Indians' plea and to give settlers $15,000 more and pay it quickly are before both Houses, which will be called upon, in substance, to redetermine the larget phases of the whole question. BIRTHS. The following births were recorded In Cincinnati yesterday JONES Edwin and Lena (Kaeger), 1844 Westwood Avenue, girl. KAISER Edwin and Neva (Chaney), 2445 Kipling Avenue; girl. PIERBON Carl and Ada (Lunaford), 550 Delta Avenue; boy.

PENROD William and Viola (Peed), 22fi Facte Avenue; boy. IHWFB-Elmer and Hcrmlne (Hclden), 1026 Wllstach Btreit; girl. VAUOh.J-Logan and Martha (Dlshon), 1509 Race Blreet; boy. CILLERY Edward and Viola (Elliott). 3291 Itcrkman Street; girl.

ROSE Thomas and Nora (Rookard), 830 Fmdlay Street; boy. CAMARIA Frank and Margaret (Cook), 2249 Loth Street; boy. KANLIG F.mll and Louise (Meli), 8534 Hillside Avenue; girl. BTARK-Hnrry and Mildred (Finger), 3154 McHenry Avenue; girl. BAUGH Raymond and Ethel (Estee), 3738 Spring drove Avenue; boy.

WHITE Rnfua and Leona (Foraythe), 224 Central Avenue; boy. SELLMEYE Frank and Helen (Schmalti), 1027 Wlthrow Btreet; boy. MASON Walter and Irma (Klein), 1408 Clay Btreet; boy. BKIDMORE Ralph and Luella (Schultz), 1143 Poplar Street; boy. MYERS Lester and Sylvia (Brooke), 1716 Logan Street; girl.

NELSON Ellaa and Jean (Btoup), 1626 Race Street; girl. COHYER-Jeeae and Maude (Wllry), 1726 Freeman Avenue; girl. HAOIN8 Leo and Hattla (Kaaten), 2941 Colrraln Avenue; girl. TUCKER Loulae and Roxlc (Ketren), 2621) Bcekman Street; boy. MEYERS John and Thomai (Schntt), 538 Davenport Btreet; boy.

WEATHER CONDITIONS. The following table shows the eta'e of th weather at the places mentioned, Indicated by the Wathir Bureau, at 8 o'clock last night aeventy-flfth meridian time: puces of Observation. ATLANTIC BTATKB. Montreal. 20 30 .61 Fastport.

2 32 n4 LAKR REO Conl. ParrySd. 24 32 B.S.Tdarle 20 26 .06 OreenBay 28 311 0 G. Rapids 28 36 Ft. Wayne 26 40 ,08 Chicago 26 38 .08 Duiuth 18 24 0 UP.

MISS. VALLEY. Mlnneapi 20 22 0 Dubuque 26 32 .23 P. Moines 30 44 0 1 46 46 1 1 36 50 New York r.O 52 All. City.

48 52 l'hll'phla. 58 58 WsiuYton 68 64 63 66 Charleet'n 72 Jack'vllle (2 76 72 78 1 GULF BTATEB. 64 68 0 iveoKUK Spgtld 111 Bt. Lf.UlS Cairo. Memphis 34 62 36 68 611 70 62 66 68 0 0t 0 0 0 H8 78 Monlg'ry 70 74 Vlckaburg 73 76 N.

Orleans 72 80 Bhrevep't 74 78 Ft. Smith 72 78 Lit. Rock 72 74 Ft. Worth 6 Galveston 04 72 B. Antnnlo 88 C.

Christ! 18 76 0 0 0 0 II 0 0 MISSOURI VALLEY, Spgfld.Mo 64 66 KanaasCy 46 66 Concordia 44 60 Omaha 32 46 26 26 Moorhead 14 16 Wllllstun 28 32 0 1 0 0 tl OHIO VALLEY. Plttsb'rirh '0 8 .01 WESTERN STATES. Yel'stnna 32 42 .06 I Pnrkhuig l2 nil 60 62 Columbus 52 50 Cincinnati 56 Ind'apolls 42 54 Louisville 58 80 F.vansV'e 56 62 Ashevllle 68 f4 OH Nashville. 64 G8 0 Lander. Chevcnne ItarddCv.

62 60 46 64 26 01 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 01 N. Pintle 36 Ml .02 I S.LakeCy 68 80 .02 Junrt'n 86 70 0 Denver HO 8 DodlteOy. 82 74 Oklah'nm 78 82 Amarlll.i 72 wi Abilene 76 84 Rnewell 76 82 Phoenix 83 Hil L.Angelea 68 611 0 LAKE REGION. 28 34 ,04 1 Cleveland ,14 44 .112 I Pel roll, 32 38 ,01 Clear, tcimidy M'rt'y cloudy, IRaln. ISnow.

8now, sleet. Trace. Iff J. I IS it a Places nf S3 if 61. Death Notices.

MucFARLAND James A. MacFarland, fa ther of Mrs. J. H. Bundmaxer, uf the Al'alse Hyde Park, Friday, March 18, 1932.

Services at W. Mack Jonuson's funeral home, McMillan at Upland Monday, March 21, at 10:30 a. m. Masonic services will be held Sunday, March 20, at 2:30 p. m.

by the Kyle Park Lodge No. 689, F. and A. M. MEYER Josephine Meyer (nee Albers), widow of Gerhard Meyer.

Friday, Marcn 18, 1832, In her 81st year; residence, 639 Dandrldge st. Funeral Monday, March 21. from the funeral home of John E. Llete-meyer A Bon, 502 East Thirteenth St. Requiem high mass at St.

Paul's Church at 9 a. m. MONTAO Anna Monlag (nee Dagenfohr), beloved wife of Joseph Montag, Thursday, March 17, 1932, at 1634 Moore at. Funeral Monday, March 21, at 11 a. from Nurre mortuary, 1564 Elm st.

William Moss, beloved husband of Gertrude Moss (nee Clifton), Friday, March 18, 1932, at residence, 314 West Thirty-fourth Latonla, aged 42 years. Funeral Monday, March 21, from residence, with services at Latonla Christian Church at 2:30 p. m. Interment In Higli- land. NASH Ella Rain Nash, beloved wife of the late Edgar P.

Nash, mother of Charles K. Nash, of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Charles M. Yost and sister of Walter E. and Homer M.

Kaln and Mrs. Harriet Kennedy, at the home of her daughter, 3149 Bishop Cincinnati, Friday, March 18, 1932. Funeral from the William 8. Moore funeral home, Batavia, Ohio, Monday, March 21, at 2 p. m.

NIKMElRPhllomena Nlemeir (nee Ooeke), wife of the late Anthony Nlemeir, at her residence, 1225 Banklick Covington, Saturday, March 19, 1932, at 1:30 a. m. Funeral from tha residence of her daughter, Mrs. Minnie Campbell, 525 East Liberty Cincinnati, Tuesday, March 22, 8:15 a. m.

Requiem high mass at St. Mary's Church, 9 a. m. O'BRIEN Hannah OBrlen, March 23, 1926. Sixth anniversary mass Wednesday, March 30, 1932, at the Church of the Resurrection, Price Hill, at 3 o'clock.

OARA James O'Gara, beloved husband of Emma O'Gara (nee Bloom), formerly of Falrmount, Cincinnati, Ohio, father of Mrs. William Hartka, Harrison, Ohio, passed away Saturday. March 18, 1932, aged 77 yeara Funeral Tuesday, March 22, from the Jackman a Penny funeral home, Harrison, Ohio, at 2 p. m. Interment Bridgetown Protestant Cemetery.

PETERS Bertha Elizabeth Sandau Peters, beloved wife of Fred H. Peters and beloved mother of Rev. Walter F. Peters and Mrs. Ruth Hasael.

at her residence 943 sunset ave, Price Hill. Saturday. March 19, 1932. Services, First Reformed Church. Hulbert and Freeman Tuesday, March 22, at 2 p.

m. PISTER Charles Plater, beloved son of the late Rev. Jacob Plater. Friday, March 18, 1932, suddenly, at Phoenix, formerly of Cincinnati. Interment at Phoenix, Ariz.

PRVNS Otto Pruss, beloved husband of Carrie Pruss (nee Bchafer), In his 54th year, at his home, 259 McCormick suddenly. Funeral Monday, March 21, 1932, from Charles E. Meyer A Sons' funeral home, 1808 Vina at 1:30 p. m. RENNF.R Emma Renner, beloved daughter of Louisa Renner, of 1668 Spring Lawn ave.

Funeral from home Monday, March 21, 1932, at 2:30 p. m. nODKNIIKCK Josephine Rodenbeck, at Mt. St. Martin Academy.

Funeral Monday, March 21, 1932, from Vonderhaar 8 tetter's funeral home. Third and Overton Newport, Ky. Solemn requiem high mass at Carrollton, at 9 a. m. Ill LEV Delia Splllman Riley (nee Cunningham), beloved daughter of Mrs.

James Williams, of 1411 Pleasant St. Funeral from the Ullligan funeral home, 22 West Ninth Monday, March 21. 1931. Requiem high mass at 6u Francis Church at 8:30 a. m.

ROLF Herman Rolf, beloved husband of Ethel Rolf (nee Hall), suddenly, Friday, March 18, 1932, at 3:50 p. aged 47 years, of 824 Neava at. Funeral from the John J. Radel Co. funeral home.

652 State Tuesday, March 22, at 1:30 p. m. BVAN Honora E. Ryan (nee Finn), beloved mother of Judge Dennis J. Ryan, Mrs E.

J. O'Connor and Nora M. Ryan, March 22. 1931. First anniversary requiem high mass at St.

Leo'e Church, North Fair-mount. Tuesday morning, March 22, 1932, at 7:15. SACKHOFF Catherine D. C. Backhoff, suddenly, March 14.

1032, at Narcoossee, wife of Henry and mother of Clifford Back hoff. Burial Narcoossee, Fla. S( HEI.L -Otto Bchell, beloved husband nf Anna Bchell (nee Nordlohne), 8aturday, March 19, 1032, In his 65th year, at the residence. 2319 Victor st. Funeral Tuesday, March 22, from the Rledllnger funeral home, 19 Green at 8 a.

m. Requiem high mass at St. Monica Church at 8:30 a. m. S( H(K Lena Schock (nee Schneider), beloved wife of the late Flank Bchock, formerly of 1220 Sassafras Saturday, March 19, 1932, at 4:30 a.

aged 69 years. Funeral services Tuesday, March 22, at p. from tha Spaeth funeral home, 3917 Spring Urova ave. Friends Invited. Ml'HMIU Ceorge Schmld, beloved husband of the lata Walburga Schmld (nea Krack-lauer), and beloved father of Mrs.

Peter bauer, Mrs. Louis Heyob, Karl, Oeorge 1. and Emma Schmld, Friday, March 18, 1932, at 3:45 a. at residence, 2535 Vestry ave Falrvlew Helghta. Funeral Monday, March 21.

Requiem high mass at St. Monica Church at 9 a. m. SC Htl.F.R Robert A. Schuler.

beloved son of Luella Bchuler (nee Csrr) and the late J. William Schuler, at his residence, 232 Ward Bellevue, suddenly, aged 46 years. Funeral from Vonderhaar a Stetter'a funeral home. Third and Overton Newport, Monday March 21, 1932, at 2:30 p. m.

SCHtl.F.R Mary Rehuler, at St. Elizabeth's Hospital, Covington, Friday, March 18. 1932. Funeral Monday, March 21, fnun Hugenbetg Ollndmeyer'a funeral home, at 8:30 a. m.

Solemn requiem high mass at Mother of Ood Church at 9 a. m. Interment In St. Joseph's Cemetery, Cincinnati, Ohio SEEBODE Wllhetmlna Seebnda (nee Mar-ouardt), widow of Henry Beebode, passed away Saturday, March 19, 1932, In her gnth year. Funeral from tha residence.

527 Maxvell Tuesday, at 2 p. m. Serv. Ices at St. John's Evangelical Church, Foe-dirk and Bellevue at 2:30 p.

m. SWEENEY Sellna Sweeney (nea Callahan), beloved wife of the lata Jeremiah A. Sweeney, Friday, March 18, at 8:15 a. aged 03 years. Funeral from her lata residence, arnaw-Cleves pike, Monday, March 21, 9 a.

m. Solemn requiem high mass at Our Lady of Victory Church at 9:30 a. m. TEDESCO Anthony Tedesco, beloved son of Frank and Mary Tedesco (nea Rltso), Frl-lay, Marci. 18 1932, aged 26 years.

Fu-neral Monday from tha residence, 1119 Davton at 8:30 a. m. Solemn requiem high mass Sacred Heart Italian Churcn, at I a. m. Burial at tha Catholic Mausoleum n'ECIITER Carrie Tuechter (nea Bchmatl-der), widow of John Tuechter, Friday, March 18, 1932, In her 83rd year, at the residence of her daughter.

Mra. J. Young. 3416 Cnlerain ave. Funeral from the Joseph Huth'a Bon'a funeral parlors, 2547 Vina Monday.

March 21, at 2 p. m. Catherine Tully (nea Power), beloved wife of the late John Tully, Thursday, March 17, 1932. at 8:45 a. at her reeldence.

2200 Hudeon Norwood. Funeral Monday, March 21. Requiem high masa at Bt. Matthew'a church at 9 a. m.

TtfMnMMON Ethel Tumhleaon (nea Koo-nen), beloved wife of Robert Tumbleson, Thursday. March 17, 1932. at her reel, dence, 4401 Easlem Cincinnati. Funeral Monday at 2 p. from the John Radel funeral home, 822 York Newport.

tlLMF.K -Agnes Ulmer (nea (timer), beloved mother nt Dors, Jake, John and William Ulmrr, passed away In her Slat year. Funeral from her late residence, 1184 Bates Camp Washington, Monday. March 21, 1932, at 2:15 p. m. Services at Philip-pus Evangelical Church, Race st.

and Mc-Mlcken at 8 m. Phlllppus Ladles' Aid please take note. Frtenda Invited. WHAMAV Anna Iitile Wrassman (nea Harm), widow of Oenrge Wraisman, beloved mother nf Owen and Margte Ann Wrassman, Saturday, March It. 1932.

Fu neral from residence, 34M Evanston Evanetnn. Wednesday, March 23. at 8:30 a. m. Requiem high mass at St.

Mark's Church it I a. III. Death Notices. WEBER Edna Weber (nee Blttner), beloved wife of Louis Weber Wednesday, March 16. 1932, aged 37 years, residence 4030 Davis Cheviot.

Funeral from the residence Monday, March 21, at 8 a. m. Requiem high mass at St. Martin's Church at 8:30 a. m.

Members of Altar Society and St. Cecilia Ladles' Society please take notice. WESSEL Cora Wessel (nea Macke), beloved wife of John Wessel, Fridav. March 18. 1932, at residence, 2137 Reading aged 48 years.

Funeral from the Busse Borgmann Co. mortuary, Tuesday at 8:30 a. m. Requiem high mass at Holy Name Church at 9 a. m.

iVll.KINSON Alice A. Howard Wilkinson, passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Rosa Morris, Cleves, Ohio, March 19, 1932, In 82d year. Funeral Monday, fiarch 21, at 2 p. from Neldhard's funeral parlor, Taylor's Creek, Ohio.

Services at Miami M. E. cnurcn, 2:30 p. m. Alva Pauline Wozencratt (nee Wilkinson), of 2748 Enslin widow of the Rev.

W. O. Wozencraft and beloved mother of Paul Wozencraft, Saturday, March 19. 1932. Remains may be viewed at the Paul Huth Clifton funeral home, 430 Ludlow corner Whitfield, Monday, March 21, from 10 a.

m. until 3 p. m. Services and burial at Plain City, Ohio, Tuesday, March 22, at 2 p. m.

Columbus (Ohio) papers please copy. 1 60. Card of hanks. Card Of Thanks. With sentiments of deep gratitude wa wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to all our relatives and friends for their many acts of kindness and words of consolation bestowed upon us at this sad time the passing of our dearly beloved husband and father, EDWARD B.

SCHONHAFT. Especially are we eager to thank Rev. Francis A. Roth, Rev. Josjph Tieken, Mon-slgncr Francs H.

Uavlsk, of St. John's Church, Indianapolis, and Rev. Leo F. Wilson, of St. Augustine Church, Covington, for their kindness and requiem nigh mass, the members of the Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Detroit Councils, Knights of Columbus, for their fraternal services, the members of St.

Aloysius Orphan Society, Good Shepherd Auxiliary, Bt. Rita Society. St. William Men'a Society and the Catholic Knights of Ohio for their large attendance and services, the Sisters of St. Mary's Training School and the Brothers of Mt.

Alverno for their assistance and kindness, the donors of tho many beautiful floral and spiritual offerings, the pall-hearers, and Edw. J. Blefke, funeral director, for his efficient management of all services. Mrs. Elizabeth Schonhaft and Children.

Card Of Thanks. Wa wish to express our sincere thanks to relatives, friends and neighbors for the sympathy and kindness shown to us In the loss of our dearly beloved mother, ROSA BAUER BURGER. Especially do wa wish to thank Rev. Bur-winkle for his consoling services, Dr. Walton, and various societies and pallbearers and donors of the many beautiful floral offerings and spiritual bouquets, Vltt a Stermer, funeral directors, for their kind and efficient services.

Her Bon and Daughter. Card Of Thanks. With sentiment of deep gratitude we wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to all our relatives, friends and neighbors tor their many acts of kindness and words of conrolaticn bestowed upon tie at this sad time the passing of our dearly beloved wife and mother, MINNIE MILLER. Especially do we thank Rev. M.

V. Kid-well for his kind and consoling services, the donors of the many beautiful floral offerings, and Wrassman a Barfknecht, funeral directors, for their efficient management of all services. Tha Bereaved Husband and Family. Card Of Thanks. With sentiments of deep gratitude wa wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to all our relatives, friends and neighbors for the many acta of kindness and worda of consolation bestowed upon us at this sad time tha passing of our dearly beloved wife and mother, JESSIE KATE ESTES.

Especially do wa thank Revs. Powell and Davis for their kind and consoling services, the donork of the many beautiful floral offerings, and Henry H. Grueter A Son, funeral directors, for their efficient management of all services. Tha Bereaved Husband and Family. Card Of Thanks.

While our hearts ara filled with sorrow, we cannot forget tha many kind acta bestowed upon us by our relatives, friends and neigh-bora In the great losa of our dearly beloved husband, father and grandfather, JOHN MITCHELL. In particular do we thank Mra. Frank Trlt-ten for her unselfish devotion to him and tha family during his Illness, all donors of the many beautiful floral offerings, Rev. I. Dungan for his kind and consoling words, and Huse A Borgmann for the thoughtful and kind way in which they conducted the services.

Tha Bereaved Family. Card Of Thanks. While our hearts ara filled with sorrow, wa cannot forget tha many kind acts bestowed upon us by our relatives, friends and neighbors in the great loss of our dearly beloved husband and father, LAWRENCE 8TAAB, Especially do wa thank Rev. F. B.

Sieve, of tha Assumption Church; Father Florabert, of tha Franciscan Fathera; the donors of the floral and spiritual offerings; the pallbearers; Holy Name Society; tha choir and the soloists, and Dr. F. Swing, for their assistanc and James Hawthorne, funeral director, for the efficient management of all aervlces. The Bereaved Family. Card Of Thanks.

Wa desire to express our heartfelt appreciation and thanks to our relatives and friends for tha klndi ess and sympathy extended to us In our sad bereavement In the great loss of our dearly beloved wire and mother, PHILIPPINA NESTLER, Especially do wa wish to thank the donors of the beautiful floral offerings; Dr. Haimer for his untiring efforts In her behalf: Uev. Paul Bekeschus for his consoling words at tha funeral home and grave, and the funeral directors, Wrassmann a Barfknecht, for their efficient service and management of the funeral. The Bereaved Family. Card Of Thanks.

Wa wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to all our frlenda, relatives and neighbors for tha kindness and aympathy shown ua at thla ead time the passing of our beloved mother and mother-in-law, MARGARET SCHMIDT. Especially do we wish to thank Rev. Haupt for his consoling words; the worthy matrons and officers of Dorcas Chapter No. 227 E. the kindly donors of the beautiful floral offerings, and Mark Johnson, funeral director, for the kind and efficient manner In which ha conducted tha funeral.

Tha Bereaved Daughter and Son-ln-Law. Card Of Thanks. Wa desire to express our heartfelt thanks and appreciation to our relatives and many friends for their klndneis and aympathy shown ua during tha Illness and' death ol my beloved husband and father, BENEDICT BTRAL'B. Especially do we wish to thank tha donors of the many beautiful floral tributes: the Clifton Helghta Singing Boclety, Moose Lodge, tha Pioneer Society. Rev, Herbert Blgelow for his consoling words, and Joseph Huth'a Sons for their kind and efficient aervlces, Mrs.

Llllle Wolf Btauh. Card Of Thanks. We wish to express our slncera (hanks and appreciation to all our relatives, friends and nii.hhnri or lha avmnftthv thev evlenderi to us in tha loss of our beloved aon, R. J. BT1ER.

We especially ara eager to (bank Rev. Father Werner for hie kind aervlces and requiem high mass, the donors of the many beautiful floral and spiritual offerings, the Ss 1 1 1, ers for their assistance and ,1. ulllvan, luneral directors, for their effi cient management of all. Mra, Barbara Slier and Family, 61. Cincinnati, March 19 The Ohio River, from the Kanawha to the mouth of the Ken-lucky, will not change much In the upper I portion and v.

II rise In the lower portion dunday. The tributaries will fall. W. C. Devereaug.

River 23. feei and using. TELEGRAPHIC. SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO ENQUIRER. Pittsburgh, March 19 Pilots are directing attention to two spotlights on the Ohio River, which, they say, are serious hindrance to navigation, since they blind the man at the wheel.

They have asked for removal nf such beacons as those at the hoist at Midland and at ths snnd hoist in New Martinsville. The Pearaon Manufacturing, Company, ol Pittsburgh, la pushing fabrication of a boiler for the ferry New Era. The Job will be completed In a little more than a week. The boat, which is ojierated between Welr-tnn W. and Brilliant, Ohio, la to be brought to Pittsburgh for tha Installation of tha boiler.

Nature and science Joined hands today In removing Ice floes which Jammed the Vough-loghcny River at McKeeaport. Warm weather exerted Its Influence on the hut riynimlts had to be used after the Ice was jammed hack In the river by the turbulent watern of the Mnnongahela. Flood danger faded a.1 the waters receded almost as rapidly as they had risen. The Monongahela, at Charlerol, rose to 28.3 feet; flood stage there la 30 feet. Tha rushing waters, however, poured over No.

4 lock wall, putting the lock nut of order, The locki were repaired when the waters fell. Marietta, Ohio The Mildred up at la. Liberty up at 6 p. m. the Sunshine down at i p.

m. Portsmouth, Ohio The Mae up a. I'. Burnet arrived at 11:30 a. Queen City for Pittsburgh 11:40 a.

A. C. Inter-aoll up with emptlrs at 11 a. m.i th Helen l'. down at 3 p.

m. Madison, Inn. Tha Indiana with six steel bargea down at 10 a. m. for lower Ohio River.

Iiillsvllle, Ky. The Tom (lreene down at 2:36 a. m. The Fair Play and four barges up at 6 a. Plymouth and five barges up at 7:2.1 a.

m. the Froman M. Coots down at 1:10 p. m. U.

T. Slider Sand ravel Co. will open 1933 season Monday, when the Northern will move one of the "nmi'any's large dredgea to Harrnd's Creek vicinity to start dredging material. The Northern, which haa been ponied at New Albany during the winter, and over hauled, was conditioned Friday and came to Louisville. Captain V.

J. Homer, of the company's floating equipment, waa pilot, with H. M. Prather as chief. C.

C. Htldcr and Marlha, other Slider boats, still are at the bank. Evansvllle, Ind. The Beulah Ray down with tow of coal; J. D.

Waller and tow down at 1 p. m. Slack Barrett and tow up at 3 p. m. MARRIAGE UCENSES.

Marriage llncenaes wen obtained at Cincinnati yeateday by tha following: Robert E. Ross. 23 years old, Brockton, salesman, and Barbara W. Chandler, 22, 323 Wirren Avenue, Rohley E. Dick, 20 years old, 4832 Glen-way Avenue, clerk, and Eleanor Schwall, 10, 3318 Basset Road.

Innn ptiater, 22 years old, 3514 Columbia Avenue, laborer, and Dorothy Brooks, 17, 3763 Mead Avenue. Edward Wataon, 86 years old, 6032 Lan-tnna Avenue, truck driver, and Cora Nesbltt, 33, College Hill. Herman V. Wagner, 27 years old, 104 E. Court Htree', printer, and Jean B.

Uravea, 73, 2117 Sinton Avenue, Merx. James Bates, 26 years old, 1426 Jo--Street, laborer, and Marwell Caah, 23, John Street Mine Store Is Robbed Augiiat Vnnderhaar, two women customers and two clerks were ordered to stand face to the wall In Vnn-derhaar's Shoe Store, 8906 Vina Street, Kim-wood Place, last nluht by two Ihuita, who took 126 from the rash reglter. Police were told that no attempt waa made In mnleil the customers or the employees In tha store, I.