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FUOATERKICH O. B. Fug-ate. of Ky- to Ro Relcu. of Cin-! cinnati.

BZRTHS. COY Hight-and-one-half-pound boy to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Coy. May 1, at their home.

232 E. Third Newport. Mother and boy doinsr well, thunki tn Dr. Webber. Grandma Eads, Aunt en aim oiicKei.

MILLER To Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Miller.

3556 Evanaton av April 30. a ten-pound boy. Mother doing: fine, thanks to Dr. A. Urate and Mrs.

R. Kebn. nurse- STAlITHKRfiiTrt Mr r.ri -Mra Tl, Stautbergr, 898 Crescent Covington. Wednesday. ADrtl 29.

1914. a bahv boy. and baby doini nicely, thanks to Dr. Chales G. Pieck and Nurse Mrs.

Thoebe. STIENS To Mr. and Mrs. George Stiervs. 'an, eight-and-a-half-pound baby girl.

April 28. Mother and baby doing; tine, thanks to Dr. Fihe. Nurse -nars. uoeiimann and Grandma Stiens.

DEATHS. BAIN Beatrice Bain, beloved daughter of Patrick, and Catherine Bain (nee Depheid), Saturday. May 2. at 4:30 p. at parents' residence.

1400 Eastern av. Funeral Monday. May 4. Anxel mass at All Saints' Church at 8 a. BAIRD John S.

Baird. son of WilUam Baird, at hi home. O0T Pike Covington. Saturday. May 2, 1914.

aged 'J years. Funeral rom late residence Monday. My 4, at 2 p. m. Interment in Cemetery.

BKR woHIRK Elmily M. Berkshire, beloved mother of Wm. Berkshire', May 6:45 p. aged 69 year. Services at Milford at lO a.

m. Monoay. Burial at Aurora, May 4. BFST-MYERS Rosalia Evelina Best- Myers, daughter of the late Emanuel and Anna Maria Fagaly, Friday. May 1.

1U14. at p. at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. C. S.

Maguire, 3004 Floral Norwood. Ohio, aged 80 years and 1 months. Funeral from residence at Monday. BOYLE Nettie B. Boyle (nee Wilson.

widow of Hugh Thomas Boyle. April at 12:30 p. m. Funeral from residence of heT daughter, Mabel B. Doench, Grace a Hyde Park, Sunday.

May H. at 1 p. m. Burial at Mt. Mortah.

Friends invited. it A FORD Jul la E. Crawford, widow of Wil lam A. Crawford. Friday.

May 1. Funeral Monday, at 1:30 p.m., from residence. Greenup Covington. Ky. Burial in Spring Grove Cemetery.

Anna Elder (nee Fortmann). te-oved wife of Frank Elder. Friday, May 1. at p. at residence, 2130 aged 27 years.

Funeral Mon-juy, May 4. at p. m. Friends, invited. Sophia D.

Endress, relict of J. Endress. May Z. 1314. at i p.

ih riiflinr of her daughter. Mrs. Ay. Bruck. 420 Crestline aged .5 years, JLrue notice or junerai.

FA SXACHT Linus Fasnacht. at his residence In May 1. lull, aged 82 years. Burial Tuesday morninsr, o'clock. Friends and relatives invited.

Cleveland papers copy.J FEDERLE Leopoldlna Federle (nee 3ohn). beloved wife of the late Valentine Federle. April 30, at 11:30 p. at her son's residence, 14O0 Pleasant aged 70 years. Funeral Monday, May 4, at J.

a. m. High mass at St. Francis's Church at 8:30 a. m.

Friends Invited. Chicago papers please copy. nAX-The remains of Mrs. Margaret Finan will be- removed, from- the vault at St. Mary's Cemetery, Covington.

"Monday. May 4, at 2 p. and" buried in the family lot. C.MBLE Louis Gimble. beloved husband of Anna Gimble (hee Liinnen-baum), Saturday.

May 2. 1914. at 4:30 p. aged 45 years 10 months and 23 days. Funeral residence.

1420 Mansfield street. Tuesday. May 5. at 2 to- Friends invited. HADfeH Barbara Hader- (nee Lautner), beloved wife of Jacob Hader, died In the faith of the Lord and resurrection of life, aged 81 years.

Funeral Sunday. May 3w 1 p. from residence, 8.115 Mozart a Ohio." Services at German-Protestant Church. Bridgetown, ,.2 p. m.

Friends invited. H0R Harry R. beloved son of Clara. Horn (nee Krug) and the late Thomas Horn, at his residence. 1446 Deiunan Thursday, April 30, 1S14.

Monday, 7:: a. m. Requiem high mass at St. Edward's Church at 8 a. m.

EL'BER-John Huber. beloved husband of Katherine Huber nee Dotxauer). Friday. May 1. lt14, at 4 a.

fortified witii the sacraments- of the holy i htrcli. aged 44 years months and 21 i'ays. Funeral Monday, May 4, at 7 a. from the late residence. 119 t.

Requiem mass at St. France's Church, cor. Vine and Liberty 'at a. m. Relatives and friends uie invited, JAXSOX Elisabeth Janson (nee Wltte).

widow of Christian Janson, May 1 I v. '14. at 7:45 p. in her 73th year. uneral Monday, at 8 a.

from resi- Sycamore st. Requiem high inass at Mary's Church at m. Friends invited. i John Kearney, of 623 Ringgold May 2. 1914.

at 5:05 p. at the residence of his sister Alioe. 1706 Sycamore st. Due notice of funeral. KEMPER Henry Kemper, beloved hus-.

land of Vanelia Kemper (nee Haddix), Friday. May 1. at 6 a. aged 70 years. uneral from late residence.

iJ w. Koss St. Bernard, Ohio. Monday. May 4.

at 2 p. m. Friends invited. L.OENE Henry Kloene. beloved hus band r-f Anna Kloene.

Saturday. May 2. at- a. aged 80 years and 4 months. Funeral Monday at 2 p.

m. from residence. W3Q Burnet av. Friends KLUEMPER J. H.

Kluemper. beloved husband of Anna Kluemper (nee Kap-pers). April 30, at the residence. 1839 DeGoursey Latonia, aged 66 years. ITuneral Monday from residence, with requiem high mass at Holy Cross Church at a.

m. vurial at Alotn-r of God Cemetery. KLfil Louis P. Klug, at his home, '2( V. Ider Friday.

May 1. 1SU4. at aged 24 years. Funeral Irom the residence of his mother, Anna Klug Hnee BehlmeDl Monday, May 4, 1014, at 1:30 p. m.

Friends invited. In- dianapolis papers please copy. KOCH-r-Lillian Koch. Friday. May 1, 1914..

at residence. 321 Fairfield Hellevue, aged 33 years. Funeral rervices Monday at 1:30 p. m. at the residence.

Burial in Evergreen. Cemetery. KL'EBBrN'G Henry Kuebbing, beloved husband of Elizabeth Kuebbing (nee Mrjer. at his home, 110 Seventh Covington. Friday, May 1, 11)14.

aged 72 years. Funeral Monday. May 4, from residence at 8 a. with requiem high mass at St. Aloysius's Church at 8:30.

Interment in Old St. jeph's Cemeterj't Pi ice Hill, Cincinnati. VAKE--Ellxabeth Laake (nee Herrman), beloved-wife of Joseph Laake. sud-dt i.lv, Friday, May 1. at her residence.

J71 Calhoun in her 5th year. Funeral from residence Monday, May 4, at 8 a. m. Requiem high mas. at St.

j-orge's Church at 8:30 a. m. LAPP J. Edwin Lapp. 2:30 p.

Satur- day. May 2. at his residence. 12j E. Auburn in his OSHh year.

Due 'no ce of fuoeraL T.VRlvrl inlnh T.urinsr.' beloved hus- band of Augusta Luring (nee Siemer). f- yiav i i ui i at A asred 63 years months. Funeral from late resl- 'lence, izvo vine iuvhu-, -i p. m. AULIFFE Mary McAuiiffe, beloved caughter of and Mrs- Thomas vaspon.

May 2, 1914, at the residence. 121 Washinsrton Belie- ue. aged 23 years. The body t-. ni'h ihinnori tn nthel.

Ohio, for in- terrent'on Tuesday wife of E- J. of 2410 Boone Walnut HiI'b, daughter of Patrick and Mary A. iitzgerald. AdiII 23. at 8 p.

m. The funeral was held Tuesday. April 2S, at a. from her late residence, NO. :73 Taft place, Detroit, Mich.

R. P. LYER William B. Meyer, beloved husband of Lillian Meyer (nee DeLaigy). Friday.

May 1. at 10:45 p. m. aged 62 yeara Funeral from residence. 11 walnut Monday, May 4, at luMJ p.

m. Services at Storrs Congregational Church. State 2 p. m. Ibt.

Louis (Mo.) papers please copy, ORY William Mory. at his home, 2 2 l'ike- Covington. Friday, May J. 1914. aged 67 years.

Funeral Monday. May with services at the residence at. 2:30 p. m. Interment in Highland Cemetery.

DEATHS. MOSS Mrs. Emma J. Moss, beloved frandmother of Frederick "and Howard loss, Friday, May 1, 10:30 P. m.

Fu neral from St. Paul's M. Church Monday, 2:30 p. m. NABER William Naber.

eon of Mrs. Eva Naber. 1021 Holman Thursday, April SO, 1014. at 11:25 a. alter a lingering Illness, aged 20 years.

Funeral from St. Mary's Cathedral Monday, May 4, at 9 a. m. Interment at St. Mary's Cemetery.

PECK William Virgil Peck. Friday, May. 1. 1914. at 2:15 a.

aged years. Funeral Monday, May 4, from late residence, 340 Grandvlew South Bellevue. at 9 a. Friends invited. Portsmouth (Ohio) and New York papers please copy.

PRICKETT Mrs. Maria Prlckett. Saturday. May 2, at 2 a. at St.

Joseph's Infant Asylum, Tennessee av. and Read-: ing road, in her 01st year. Funeral from the asylum chapel Monday, May 4, at 8 a. m. ROTHERT Frank Rotheft, beloved son of Regina Rothert (nee Henn) and the late, George Rothert.

Wednesday, April 2, at 5:15 p. at Tucson. aged v-32 years. Funeral Tuesday. May 5.

from the residence of his brother, George Rothert. 120 E. Thirty-eighth Latonia. at 8 a. with requiem high mass at Holy Cross Church at 8:30 a.

m. SEIDENTOP Christina Seidentop. suddenly, April 30, 1914. at her home, 200 E. Seventeenth Covington.

aged 73 years. Funeral Monday, May from residence, at 2 p. m. Interment in Highland Cemetery. The Ladies of St.

Paul -Evangelical Protestant Church are invited to attend. SUDDENDORF Henry Suddendorf, beloved husband of Elizabeth Suddendorf (nee Koch), Thursday, April 30, at 10 p. aged 47 years. Funeral Monday from the Busse Borgmann Co. chapel at 7:15 a.

m. Requiem high mass at St. Lawrence's Church at 7:45 a. m. Friends invited.

SUPPER Elizabeth Supper (nee Berger), beloved wife of William Supper. May 1. at a. aged 42 years. Funeral Monday from residence.

934 Armory at 8 a. m. Requiem high mass at St. Henry's Church at 8:30 a. m.

SWAIT Mary Swalt. beloved wife of John Swait. Funeral from late residence. 29 Fifteenth Newport. Tuesday at 7:46 a.

m. Requiem high mass at Corpus Christ! Church at 8:30 a. m. Relatives and friends invited. TAUBALD Katherine Taubald (nee Hey), widow of John Taubald and John VV'ust.

Friday. May 1, l14. at the residence of her daughter. Mrs. Albert Becker, 2808 Montana Westwood.

on her 85th- birthday. Funeral from residence Monday afternoon at 1:30, TAYLOR John W. Taylor. Friday May 1. at 8:30 a.

aged 20 years and 5 months. Funeral from the residence of nis mother. Mrs. Joseph Taylor, tfoti Linn Monday, at 2 p. m.

Friends invited. TELFORD John Telford, beloved brother of Mrs. Jennie Taylor. 003 Martin st Louifc, Mo. Remains now at J.

J. GUIigan s- mortuary chapel. Due notice of funeraL WARD William Ward, beloved husband of Lena Ward (nee Bratsler). April 80. .1:30 P.

at his residence, 434Dayton st. Burial Monday. 2 Spring Grove Cemetery. WEGER Anna Weger. relict of Casper Weger.

Thursday. AprH 30. Funeral from John J. Gilligan's mortuary chapel In Loving Bemembrance Of our dear husband and father." Fred Palmer, who departed this life May 7. 190S.

Though earthly ties are broken. In life we'll meet no more; Our thoughts are with you. dear father. On yonder distant shore. The God who gave has taken.

The Heaven our father has won; Although our hearts are sad. The will of God Is done. From His Loving Wife and Children. 'Anniversary requiem high mass at St. Anthony's Church.

Budd Thursday. May 7, at 7:15 a. m. In Memory Of our daughter and sister. Virginia C.

Rankin, who died April 30, HAS, Tis one year since we saw her sweet, smiling- face. 'Neath our eyes she faded slowly. Growing day by day more frail. Bearing sweetly all her sufferings. You saw the Shepherd coming.

You emilrtl as he came You raied your hand to greet Him, And then you kissed us all rood-by. Then came that last long sigh. From the Bereaved Parents, Brothers and Sister. In Loving Memory Of Fred Lingo. Who died August 1.

1896, and Mary Lingo, who dld May 3, 1007. And while my soul retains the power To think upon each faded year. In every bright or shadowed hour My heart shall bold my dear mother and stepfather dear. The hills may tower and waves may rise And roll between ray home and me. Yet shall my quenchless memories Tujn with undying love to thee.

Loving Daughter. Mrs. L. Lowry, and Granddaughter Emily. In Memory Of my dear son, George N.

Krumm, who died May 6. 1912. Just two years ago to-day that you, dear, passed away: Death came so suddenly you murmured not a word And while you lie In peaceful sleep, Your memory I shall always keep. May your dear soul, through the mercy of God Rest In peace and, enjoy life everlastlns. Sadly Missed By His Loving Mother, Sisters and Brother.

In Loving Bemembrance Of my dear hubband. George Emil Delle, who died May 1. 1012. Just two years a'go to-day Since my dear husband passed away. I saw him surfer, heard his elghs With aching heart and weeping eyes.

I saw him sinking hour by hour. Yet could not stay death's awful power. Oh. dear George, hoW I miss you. Home Is not what it used to be since you are here no more.

Why do you not call me to yonder shore? From His Beloved Wife. Anna Delle. In Loving Bemembrance Of our dear mother. Mary Benzing, who died May 2. 1013.

Sleep, mamma and grandma, thy tolls are o'er; Sweet be thy rest, so oft needed before. Well have we loved you, but God loved you more; He called thee away to that bright, happy shore. Sadly Missed By Mr. and Mrs. Fred Benzing and Children.

In Memory Of our dear mother, Mrs. Emma F. Dot-son (nee Hubbard), of Newport, who entered her heavenly home April 29, 1011. aged 52 years 8 days. Three years ago to-day.

Our dear mother was called away From this world of toll and care To Join loved ones over there, May we so live when o.ur summons come. We will hear mother calling children, come home. Her Loving Children In Memory Of our dear husband and father, Wm. Lelstler, who died May 1013. Sleep on, dearest husband and father.

-Oh. how sweet to breathethy name; What you had been in life to us We only knew when you were gone. How strong the tie of love had been We only knew when left alone. From Loving Wife and Children. Anniversary high mass at Mary of Help Church May 8.

In Memory Of my dear husband, W. C. Turley, who died May 6, 1013. Tho the world Is full of trouble, Full of sorrow and of pain; Yet to me it would be heaven v- If you were only here again. I often sit and think of you When I am all alone; For memory Is the only friend That grief can call its own.

From His Loving Wife and Nephew. In Loving Bemembrance Of Frank B. Haas, who died May 1910. Peacefully within his silent grave Our dearest one has gone toi sleep. How oft we think of him and pray That we shall meet some sweet day.

and Brother. DEATHS. JL3isTQ UIItKlt, Oil, Oil ATI, In Loving Memory Of our mother.Fr'ances Mohr Faul, wh.i died May 3, 1012. They never quite leave -us. our loved ones who've nassed.

Through the gateway of death to the sunlight above; For a thousand sweet memories are hold- ing tnem raat To the places they blessed by their presence and love. i Bereaved Family. Sacred. To the Memory Of Henry Lord, Thou gavest him to us, to be our joy, And Thou hast taken him away from us. We gave him back to Thee without a murmur, -But our hearts are wrung with The Sorrowing Wife and Children.

Requiem mass at St. Augustln's Church, Bank street, Saturday, May 0, 7:30 a. m- In Loving Bemembrance Of our dear wife and. mother, Mrs. Bertha Oubar, who died May 1012.

Within a silent grave, asleep. Lies our dear mother, we could not keep. Though 'tis two 1 years since we saw her sweet, smiling face. There can never-be another, to take her sacrea place. From Her Loving Husband and Children.

In Loving Bemembrance Of our beloved daughters and sisters. Ida (Julian (nee Heeb). who died April 20. 1903. and Bertha Dubar, wno died May The days of woe are dark and long.

And sorrow seems to reign. But we all know God love la strong And the sun must shine again. From Their Loving Mother, Sisters and In Loving Bemembrance Of "my dear brother. Alfred Bliss, who a lea uctooer -si, lyiu. Just six months ago-to-day.

Since that sad and mournful day. You are gone, my dearest brother. Gone beyond the vale of tears. -But in memory you will linger With me through the coming years. His Loving Sister.

Mrs. Nellie Kaiser. In Memory. Of our beloved mother. Sophia Stemmer, who died May 3.

1013. Dear mother, how we miss you Since from us you passed away; And ourt hearts are sad and lonely As we think of you to-day. From Loving Daughter. Carrie Rehn, ana amuy. In Sad But Loving Bemembrance Of our darling, daughter.

Mary Edna Ringer. Just two years ago to-day Since we laid our dear Edna away; She Is gone, but not forgotten. Never shall her memory fade. And we hope to meet her In heaven some sweet day. Papa and Mamma.

Sister and Brother. In Memory Of my dear husband and father. Amoi Hill, who dUd April 30, 1011. Dear pa. how we miss you.

Since from us you passed away; -And our hearts are sad and lonely As we think of you from day to day. Sadly Missed' by His and Daughter at Home. In Memory Of our. beloved son and brother. Edward J.

Schobert. who died April 23. 1911. God has called htm home: it was His wiU. But in our hearts he lingers stilL His memory is as dear t-day As In the hour he passed away.

Sadly Missed by His 'Loving Parents. Brothers and Sisters. In Loving Memory Of Daniel McGregor, who died May 2. 1012. Why should I weep while the weary one rests On the bonom of Jesus, supreme.

In the beautiful city prepared for the blessed? For death is no more than a dream. His Loving Wife- In Loving Bemembrance Of bur dear wife and mother. Li lie Riefenttahl (nee Bellstedt). wt departed this life May 4. 1011.

What you had been In life to us. We only knew when you were-one. How strong the tie of love had been. We only knew when left alone. From Loving Husband and Children.

In Loving Memory Of. our dear husband and father. Frank Bidder, wbo died May 2. 1013. A precious one from us has gone.

A voice we loved is still; "A place Is vacant In our home Which never can be filled. Sadly Missed By His Wife and Children. In Loving Bemembrance Mrs. Alma Graper who died Of May 1. 1913.

Just one year has passed lnc we saw her smiling' face last; She is gone, but not forgotten. For we think of her very often. Loving Parents and Sisters. In Loving Bemembrance Of my beloved son, George Pogue, who died May I. 1010.

In Newport. Ky. Though gone from sight. In memory he lives forever. From His Mother.

In Memory Of rcy beloved wife, Augivta Flueck, who died May 4. 1013. Greatly Missed by Her Husband, Children and In Loving Memory Of Mrs. A. Stegemtller (nee Welch), who died May 3.

1913. Loving Father, Sisters and Brother. Card of Thanks. Herewith we desire to express our sincere thanks to our many friends, ne gh-bors and relatives for their hearty cyra-pathy and floral offerings in our bereave-ment in the loss of my beloveJ wife and our beloved mother, Johanna Stemke. We thank Rev.

Zinn. of the German Reformed Zion's Church of Norwood, for his consoling words; also the Busse Borgmann Company for the excellent mann-r in which the' funeral was arranged. Especially do wc thank Mr. and Mrs. J.

H. Nieman. of Sunman, for their kindness and systematic way in helping to conduct the funeral to Hubbel's Cemetery, near Welstourg. Ind We thank the pastor of Hubbel's Church for the (beautiful sermon and the choir' for the songs; also Mr. Bruns.

the undertaker, of Suntman. for the efficiency in conducting the funeraL From the Husband, Fred Stemke. and Daughters. Mrs. J.

M. Peters and Mrs. J. P. Stein.

Card of Thanks. We desire to express our heartfelt thanks to our relatives, friends' and neighbors for the sympathy extended us in our Fad bereavement in the loss of our dearly beloved father and Daniel M. Salmon; we wish to thank Rev. Emil Baum for his kind words of consolation, the Masonic Excelsior Lodge No. 86.1, the O.

A. R. U. S. Grant Post No.

340, and the Women's Relief Corps for their and palrbearers; we slncetey thank our relatives and friends for the many beautiful floral offerings; especially dp we thank Vltt A Stermer, funeral directors, for their kindness and efficient manner in which they conducted all funeral arrangements. From His Loving Son. Daniel Salmon. Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Bell and Miss Lillle Bell. -v Card of Thanks. We desire to express our sincere thanks to all our relatives and friends for their expressions of sympathy and kindness and for the beautiful floral offering's at the sad bereavement in the gTeat loss of our dear father and grandfather, Charles Weiskopf. Especially do we thank Rev. George Shields for the consoling words and the Laurel Lodge No.

191, I. O. O. fory impressive services; also, Mr. Dunn, funeral director.

The Bereaved Family. Card of Thanks. I. desire to express my sincere and heartfelt thanks to all my friends and relatives, who attended the burial of my beloved wife. Emma; I also wish to thank Rev.

Ellison for his kind and consoling words, and also the donors the beautiful floral offering. The Bereaved Husband, Mr. Albert Fritz. DEATHS.1 Card' of Thanks In the dark hour of our sad bereavement relatives, friends and neighbors expressed their sympathy in kind assistance ana consoling woras oi nope. we uio thls method or expressing our grauiuae and thanks to all who remem bered us in the loss of our dearly beloved husband and father.

John Rigney; also, do we wish to thank Rev. Father Kehoe of St. James's Church, Ludlow, Ky, for his words of consolation, the choir for the beautiful solos rendered, the pall bearers for their services, and the donors of the beautiful floral Especially do we wish to thank Messrs, Allison Yates, the undertakers, for the efficient maimer in which they conducted the fu neral. The Bereaved Card of Thanks. We desire to -express our sincere and heartfelt thanks to all our relatives.

friends and kind neighbors for the ex pressions of sympathy and kindness shown us In out late sorrow and sad bereavement in the great loss of our dearly beloved wife and mother, Harnara ii. Schweninger. We especially wish to thank the priests of the Sacred Heart Church, Dr. Vos, pallbearers and donora of the beautiful floral tributes; also Charles Meyer for the efficient manner In which he conducted trie xunerai. The Bereaved Family.

Card of Thanks. I desire to extend my sincere thanks to all friends and relatives for the sympathy and loving kindness shown during the illness and death of my beloved husband. James A. Ashby. I especially wish to thank the members of the Bellevue Christian Church.

Rev. I. E. Adams for his comforting words at the house, and Rev. A.

Sanders for his ministry at the cemetery. Also the members or the F. J. E. No.

964. the National Union No. 611 and W. Fuldner. undertaker, -who con ducted the funeral In such an efficient manner.

The Bereaved Widow. Card of Thanks. We desire to express our heartfelt thanks to our friends, neighbors and rela tlves for the exprceslons of sympathy and kindness shown us In our late sorrow and sad bereavHment In the great loss of our dearly beloved mother. Mrs. BarDara We wish to thank Dr.

Murray, also Rv. Father Conway for the me si. the ptUrhearers for their assistance. t--e donors of the beautiful floral ffer'ng and B. H.

Meyers A Son for the excellent and efficient manner in wnicn tney ton ducted the funeral. The Bereaved Family. Card of Thanks. We hereby wish to express our sincere and heartfelt thanks to our many kind friends and relatives for the sympathy shown to us in oar sad bereavement in the loss of our dearly beloved husband and father, Joseph Hausfeld: we especially wish to thank the donors of the beautiiul norai onennga. ev.

josepn Pohltrchnekler for his attention anJ words of consolation: also, fraternal Or der of Earles; especially do we thank Theodore Homer, the undertaker, for the efficient minner In which he conducted the funeral. The Bereaved Family. Card of Thanks. We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks to our relatives, friends and neighbors for the sympathy shown us in the loss of our dearly beloved baby, William Snow. We desire to tnank rcev.

t-ainer ecnnuai for the blessing. Drs. Back and Lamb for the special attentions, and also the nurses at Speers Hospital, and the donors of the many beautiful floral offerings; also. Mr. C.

J. Schmolt for the efficient manner tn which he conducted the funeraL The Bereaved Family. Card of Thanks. We wish to express our sincere thanks for the kindness and attention shown us at the loss of our father. Mr.

Frank Duffy. 2323 Fowler street: especially do we thank the Holy Name Society. Rev. Father Conway for his consoling words, and our' many friends for the beautiful floral offerinas. and Mr.

J. J. Sullivan for the efficient manner in which the funeral conducted. From His Loving Wife and Children. Card of Thanks.

We desire to extend our sincere and heartfelt thanks to our relatives and friends for the kindness and sympathy shown us In the loss of our dear father and brother. William Miller. We also wish to thank the donors of the floral deal rn a. Rev. C.

McNellr for his kind, con soling words, and the J. J. Radel Company for the efficient manner in which it conducted and arranged the funeral. The Bereaved Sister and Son. Card of Thanks.

We wish to thank our relatives and friends for their ktndneaa shown to me in the death and loss of my dear havy boy. Letter Schwann. Especially dj I wish to thank the nurses and -doctor of the German Protectant Orphan Asylum. the Wm. Powell Company and the under taker.

Henry GUda-haus. and Kv, Wagner for his consoling words. The Bereaved Mother. Card of Thanks. t'iti tn oxlfnil iur hartfelt thanki to our relatives and friends for the sym- patny snown us in in loss oi our an beloved father.

Herman Hudepohl. We lu staalr. tn thnlr th nallbsrera tnr their services. Rev. Father Lamping, and the undertakers.

J. J. GUIigan A. Son. for the emcient manner in wnicn tney conducted the funeral.

The Bereaved Family. Card of Thanks, The family of Charles E. Mains, of Dayton. desire to extend to their many friends their sincere thanks for the many kind attentions shown on account bf the death of their beloved daughter, Amy E. Mains.

Card of Thanks. Mr. Charles Wuestefeld and faonily wMh to extend their heartfelt thanks and appreciation to their many friends and rela. tlves In sympathising with them over their recent bereavement. Cremation AdoHs S35.

Children. SIB. Apply to Cincinnati Cremation SO Wlggla Blk. Mala SOWS. Ra, H.

last X. CHAS. M. EPPLY rDEHTAKER AND KMBAI.MKH. 14 tl Xm t4t7 Gilbert Aveaae.

Tel. North 478, THE BUSSE BORGMANN CO. Foneral Directors Claetaaatl and Norwood. Mala OfBcr and Chapel. 1S11-1S Frosiaaua A v.

MONUMENTS. GEORGE ROOS. Boeeewor To Wm. Ooodalt A Son, MONUMKNTS AND GRAVE MARKS. Sit W.

Court St. ret. Phoae Canal Ztm. MONUMENTS Special sals of IS ear-loads of fins Granite Monuments and Grave Marks, suitable for any cematery. Tott will do well to call and ee thara at CHAS.

BBNC8IK BON'S. Ead Elberon Car Lin a. Prteo UiU. Phoae Hu-w SS8 X. SOCIETY NOTICES.

BRIGHTON "COITNCIL. NO. J124. JR. IT.

A. M. All members and their friends are Invited to attend entertainment at Jr. O. IT.

M. Halt. Vine and Allison WEDNESDAY EVENING. May 6. 114.

ADVISORY BOARD. CINCINNATI LODGE NO. 183, F. AND A. M.

Special meeting THURSDAY, 7th 0:30 p. m. Work: M. M. Visitors welcome.

NATHAN ROSENBAUM. W. St. Emlle Kahn. Sec'y.

CINCINNATI CHAPTER NO. 2. R. A. M- Stated convocation MONDAY.

May 4. at 7:30 p. m. OSCAR FENDER. H.

P. CINCINNATI COUNCIL NO. 1, R. AND S. will hold its stated meeting at the Scottish Rite Cathedral FRIDAY.

May 8. 1014. Regular busineas and work. FRANK J. ZITMSTEIN.

T. MV Edgar M. Woolley. Recorder. DOUGLASS LODGE NO.

21, K. OF P. AH members ara urged to atted TO-M CfB EVENING. for enrollment in Grand Lodge parade. Also, hurry petitions for fourth jubilee class, FOSTER FLETCHER, C.

C-W. E. Gabei, K. of R. and 8.

O. A great time at Norwood. Ohio, JUNE 6. afternoon and night. Ktrkup Lodge No.

4U1 will dedicate their new hall. A monster parade at 2 p. not less than Ave bands. Grand Master Kunta and Grand Sec. Lyman, of Ohio, and Grand Master Hatfield and Grand Bee.

Elliott, of Kentucky, will positively be with us. All Odd Fellows and Rebekahs will be given the glad hand. WAYS AND MEANS COM. KILWINNING -CHAPTER NO. 7.

R. A. M- Htated convocation -WEDNESDAY. May 6, 7-aO p. m.

Petitions, duea and routine. Vlaitora welcome, ALBERT J. HAULER, H. P. A.

T. Reaver, SOCIETY NOTICES. LAFAYETTK IvODGE NO 81, F. AND A. M.

Special mating May 5, at 7:30 P. -m. Work. M. Degree.

Visitors invited. ROLLA.ND I KRAW, W. M. LINCOLN LODGE NO. IT, K.

OF P. All members ara requested to assemble at 1 p. m. MONDAY, to pay the last respects to our departed brother. William at his late residence, 1123 Walnut at.

C. G. HESSE. C. Isaac 3.

Feilar, K. R. and 8. MEMBERS of Price Hill Council No. 210.

J. O. U. A. will meet at the resldenca of our brother, William Meyer 1123 Wlnut St SUNDAY EVENING.

May 1, o'clock, to hold servlcas for the MIAMI 'LODGE. NO. 46, F. AND A. M.

meeting TUESDAY. May 5. at 7 :80 p. m. MARTIN GERHARDT.

W. M. NORWOOD CHAPTER NO. 193. R.

a. M. Stated convocation TUESDAY EVENING. May 5, 1914. st 7:30 o'clock.

Work in Mark, Past and Moat Excellent Degreea. Vlaitora cordially Invited. HOWARD 8. COX, H. James M.

Rlddell, Sec'y. ODD FELLOWS' TEMPLE, MONDAY, May 4. Initiation Bagla LodgeNo. 100. I.

O. O. F. Visitors welcome. B.

RSNNER, N. O. STORRS COUNCIL. NO. 1, D.

OF will meet at the realdenea of ihe late William B. Meyer, lit W-alnut street. Sunday nisht at o'clock, to hold services over the re-malna J. F. BOSSONG.

Sec'y. TEXAS LODGE NO. 84. K. OF P.

Meeting THURSDAY. May 7. Work: Pafe Rank. All welcome. C.

FRITZ. C. C. Wm. Hausaman.

K. of R. and 8. TRINITY COMMANDERY NO. 44.

KNIGHTS TEMPLARS-Specla! conclave MONDAY EVENING, May 4. 7.30 Inspection. Vlaitina- fclr Knlsrhts welcome. EDGAR M. WOOLLEY, Commander.

Henry B. Mlchle. Rac. WALNUT HILLS LODGE NO. 483.

F. AND A- M. Special meeting TU-EaDAY. May 6. at 2t p.

in. M. M. Dea-rv. Visitors welcome.

RODERICK K. ANDRl'g, W. M. William Schuchardt. Sae'y.

BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS. MONEY to loan on Hamilton County real estate. No initiation charred. Write or ca.ll MONDAY EVENING. 1511 Vina.

ATLAS LOAN AND BLDG. CI. GEO. J. HOFFMAN, Sac.

MONEY TO LOAN MONDAY EVENING. MENTOR HALL, 1422 Eastern av. John Hodga. Sec'y. 8AM HIRST, Pres.

THE SOUTHERN OHIO LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY has money to loan in any sum on real estate. Open all day at No. Sift Main next to poatofflce. M. 8.

TODD. Pres'U Tel. C. MM. THE GERMANIA NO.

2 LOAN AND BUILD-INO CO. Members are hereby notified that tho annual meetlnc will be held next WEDNES DAY. May tl. at li o'clock p. the office of me company, iz7 Main at.

Feldle Kats. Sec'y. CHAd. KEYER, Pres'U THE ARAGON BUILDING AND LOAN CO. NO.

2. OF CINCINNATI. OHIO. Tha members of The Anton Bulldlna and Loan Co. No.

2 are hereby not I fled that tha annual meeting or tha company and election for Board of Directors will take place WEDNESDAY EVENING. May 1H14. from 7 p. m. until 8 SO p.

at Mr. Henry Vorbroker'a plaice. 21U2 Vina at which all members ara raquaated to be present. Borrowing membera ara also to show last December tax receipts at this meeting, otherwise will be subject to a fine. HENRY HARIG.

President. Isidor Elsbach. Secretary. THE SENATE LOAN AND BLDG. ASS'N CO.

Meets at 603 W. Fifth at. Annual election of Board of Directors MONDAY. May 4. from 7 p.

m. to p. in. CHAS. SCHALLER.

President. George B. Schrand. Sec'y. 8 PAID UPON ANY AMOUNT.

THE EAGLE SAVING AND LOAN ASSO CIATION PAYS 8 UPON LARGE OR SMALL AMOUNTS WITHOUT EXPECTING EKKL.Y PAYMENTS. WE HAVE A RESERVE FT'ND OF m.300 AND PAID ALL CLAlMtS UPON DEMAND FOR 2 YEARS. CE'HTAINLY WORTH IN VESTIGATING. orrirE. e.

court st. open daily. THURSDAYS TO 8 P. M. M.

DOERING. President. FRXD TUK E. Secretary. PHONE CANAL 2312.

SPIRITTJ A LISTS. TH0 First Spiritual Society of God wl'l hold religious services st 2-JIO and 7 p. every Sunday. Lecture and good Mediums In attend ance. Atl welcome to near toe won oi uod spoken In truth.

Lincoln Inn Court. 81ft Main st, MRS. P. A. B.

HYEDELL, Founder. VMS. H. ELLEN. Spiritualist Medium.

Con- euit aer in au aaaira of lire. 'Removes evil Influences. At kerne Monday and bet. lO a. tn.

and t. nv, 12UT Fourtn Dayton. end of car Una. SERVICES Sunday. p.

411 E. Third rial it; Tnuraaay. uncoln Inn Court, Blft Main Thursday evening. 8. Home ad dress.

MRS. ALEXANDER, circles Wednesdays, 8. Readings dally. to 4. J414 Race seiotui floor.

UNA F. 8ILVA talks through spirit aid. 717 jonn eoutnwaat. corner MRS. V.

GRIERSON. Magnetle Medium. 1142 Central a Newport. Ky. MONEY TO BUY HOME Supplied For Toledo Man -By Ohio Industrial Commission.

BI-S4-14I, DtMPaTCa TO TBS KJQCIBBB. Columbus, Ohio, May 2. The State In dustrial Commission continued in the role of home maker to-day when it granted to Joseph Jacobs, of Toledo, enougrh money out oi his previous award to purchase a small home and make repairs on it. Jacobs is 50 years old. He lost the sight of one eye recently when struck with a piece of steel at a plant in East Toledo.

At tbe time of the Injury he was granted an award of $800 and a medical bill of 905 was paid for him. FVora this amount the little home will be purchased. To give Frank Hrondy, of Canton, an opportunity to do something: easier than the work he was doing when he lost a hand at the Gordon Rubber Company in Canton he was given a lump sum award of 400 out of the total of $1,000 So awarded him at the time of his Injury. This money will be. used to start a rooming; housa.

A family of a wife and three girls in Hungary and the father, who came to this country to make a better living for them, but lost part of a hand In the ef fort, will be united in their native land by the action of the commission. Oyorgs Berta Is the father who wil! get to return to his family. In threading a sheet of muslin through rollers the fingers of his right hand were caught and three of them crushed. His award of $600 Is now given him In one sum Instead of In bi weekly payments. TWO SENTENCED FOR LIFE In Callahan Case Deaton Says He Did Not Get Pair Trial.

STBCIAI, DlaPATCB TO TBS SSQCIBBS. Winchester, May 2. A dramatlo scene was enacted In. the courtroom today when Jim Deaton, convicted of the murder of Ed Callahan, Sheriff of Breathitt County, asked If he had anything to say, declared, with vehemence, that he had not had a fair trial. Judge Benton reviewed, the case, saying the evidence showed conclusive proof of his guilt.

Vv" 1 Deaton and Andrew Johnson, who also were convicted in the case, were sentenced to the-Frankfort Reformatory for life. HUSBAND OF PLAINTIFF In Sui Against Jefferson Mayor Is Charged With Perjury. SrSCIAb DISPATCH TO TBI BKQU1BBB. Jefferson, Ohio, May 2. Fred P.

Aldrich, horseman, husband of the plaintiff in the recent S25.000 damage suit of Malbel Aid-rich against Mayor H. J. Redmond, of Jefferson. was arrested to-day. He is charged by Mayor Redmond with perjury.

He waived examination', and was bound over to the September grand Jury on $800 in default pf which he pent to the County Jail. HACE GTOEET Cixlli 2nd Scvcnlh Avs. Each Sellinir 5 main sirrrrr You Want To Look It Over. There'll Be Money in It For You. These Are Cold Facts and We' Mean Every Word of It.

Start in MONDAY Come and See the Offerings. The Values i Will Be Greater Than at Any Other Special Sale You Have Ever Attended. B0e BLEACHED SHEETS )QP "-Sise 72x90. CURLED FEATHER PILLOWS Size 17x25 Inches; standard Oa Quality. At eta 1 GOOD I TJIVBLE ACHED MUSLIN Tar wide; Mill to 10 yard lengths; Ihbc value.

Eg Will be sold at, a yard STANDARD APRON CWGHAMS Ouaranteed fast colors; big line to select from. At, a yard. OLD GLORY LONG CLOTH Grass bleach: $1-60 quality; 10 yards to the bolt. Will be sold at. a CQf bolt O''' BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK 60.

2 and C4 inches wide; 2. M. and yard lengths: that sold at 69c, 66c and 76c Will be closed out at, JC a yard The Rug Department Will Be $22.50 Genuine Axminster Room Size Rugs IS fwl laasr sad a feet wide, in all the new 1914 patterns. CI 4 AK Will be sold at The Bargains in the Lace Curtain Sections nvrwwm cwTunsiiaM IN THIS CLASS OF MERCHANDISE. WILL IRKATK UltliAl HANnnMF NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAIN PANELS S4 3V4 yarda 1g lews i klaas 1 er JO.

IM klads evw fer GREAT Nottlaaa Renalaaa.ee, IH-k pl BEST CLOTH WINDOW SHADES incnei wmc, muuiitvu via W4Ia. avarv III inB ttJIIl LU- VtT HllO WiU Be an Interesting PUce on Monday. Anither Big Lot of Misses' and Juniors, nfin-CRADli! TAILORED SUITS, Tbe Hre draped, peg and S13 2130 ion; regular Will Buy Navy Blue, Blue. Saddle of fancy andfatfey Imported Imported Green and Peau da Cygne Handsome White Dresses a lace tm. at far Here's a Chance To Buy a Wobby Spring Coat boo kasasaaf atw Caatik Ladles', MUaea mm Jaalora't llae seaaota'a efcoleest tte.

mi Mot. addle CmmMKtrm bl.e fel.clt wm mwm ru. Will Km MWBw D. M. COTTOST Art.

HI; white and ecru; all numbers. Will be sold Oral, a ball ONOIHOR PLAC KKT FA1TENKHS White and black; all sixes. tfhxmvr atTiil.K colors. balls DEITB CROCHET cream, WiU be and be tlfol Q.aker p-ttrr-a 3, feet long and SS HEMSTITCHED 1 a very nuv uusiu, Mni 4Ttt 1TI II A IDsa I a lir III A a- artai rA aa-ffW aJLeayW I ZOC 111 iiir B55s Sraiitt IDepaiPtmeimt: Bee. Reeelved.

Will Be Offered tbe aa aeBa ata Nobby Suits of All-Wool berge, All-Wool Diagonals, All-Wool Whipcords and Granites. Leather Brown, Gray, Tango, Wistaria, Copenhagen Tan and Black in the plain shades and a biZ ran Noveltie. and black and whita Shepherd Checks; staple atyles, coat. lined with top, tunic ana t-iercu bki.v.,ii garments. WILL BUY THE FINEST GRADES OF High-Class Tailored Suits All-Wool Poplina, English French Serges, Waffle in Copenhagen Blue, Tango, Mahogany, King'.

Blue, Golden Brown, Navy Blue, JTan, Mom Black; nobby fancy coat lined with all-silk and tha skirts patterned in the very latest fash- a r-r. 1 ee OA miulU. sia.uu, m.w, 7 m. i ZZ. ZZ S10.OO.

Will ontrra ni.waxmT AT A GRKAT SAVING. mm. Whit and all Doaen 39c R'S DTCOKETT TWIST -White, ecru and Arabian. sold Db'a CEJiTER OP AIA.J.p, OOMDAT. AflHtirAiu ALL-SILK CREPE DE CHINE 27 wide: white, pink, iignx Kinss blue, canary, Nile green.

Copenhagen blue and black; regular 60c value. Will be sold at, a 29C yard NOBBY SILK SHIRTINGS m. I- llva se inches wide: navy blue, sray, lavender and black stripes, all on lar oualltv. Will be sold at. RICH, SHIMMERING ALL-SILK CHARMEUSE MESS ALINES vk klar aamt.

ardlaai, aavr Mar, Nile arret-a, royal p.rpie, e-fJerTr 1 btofc WIU be aold Metaday at, a yard Handsome Black Moire Silks Lustrous Black Chiffon Taffeta Silk SmL sne Miff. CI th Swiss finish; 1.E0 Quality. 9gc ciaUy priced fondly $1'50. iHt! $1.95 will be sold Monday at, a YARD-WIDE BLACKT AIX-SILK CHAR3IEUSE YARD-WIDE BLACK TJ. t3 lIVs SATIN LUXOR, YARD-WIDE BLACK ALL-SILK SATIN DUCHESS; j) (J regular 1.5Q yalnes.

Will be sold Monday at, a yard. HANDSOME PRINTED VOILES-40 inche wide; neat FRENCH ee rosebud designs on Copejharen WUe tanBO. gray. Oopennasen blue, reseda rreen. favender, tan and Will be sold Monday it.

a a yard ZT i-a-l---l WILL Black PSMu, Every Man In Misiy IBimslinLiess AND AVE WILL OFFER A Day During the Month. Every 661MIIILJILJIEIR AO" In CDiir IBig Bomestic WE WILI. SELL: 75 BLEACHED SHEETS ttr Size 76x90. At XSHe BLEACHED PILLOW CASES Size 42x86. -At GENUINE PEPPERELL SHEETIItG 9-4; full 81 Inches wide; sold everywhere for 26c Will be offered at, a IQr A3C SEA ISLAND PERCALES Full 'yard wide: big assortment of new patterns; 2c quality.

Will be sold at. a yard. CR AS II TOWELING "Remnan ts" all linen; bleached and unbleached; to 6 yard teisgtha; 7 He, 8 1-Sc and 10c kinds. Will be sold at. Ce a yard NEW DRESS GINGHAMS 10c and 12Uc kinds; stripes, checks, plaids and plain colors.

Will be sold O. at. a yard DURING THIS SPECIAL MAY SALE 27x34 Axminster Rugs 3Jo sjaallty, in all the newest patterns. Will be sold CI 7C it. a-d 52 l.eke.

vide. WHITE, CREAM CQ- S1.75 kinds 85c 92MO far WW far LOTS OF FINE LACE CURTAINS PONGEE SILKS With attaeked Preateh eaff. atad arp.r.te Freart ws.k,- tarn plala eelar. and a choice raafe fasiey atripea slae. 14 te 17 FRENCH PERCALES AND IMPORTED MADBAS--Jief ligi plaited ttHsa.

with attached cuffs, la bis; cellectlea of choice stripes 14 to 1TH PONGEE SILKS With attached eoIla aael etaffat white, ere. an. t. and ptak plala 14 to 1S .11 aaade coat atylei reaj-Uar SlO aid S3.QO hsada. and the apeelal prlee will be.

IB. V. O. COAT-CIXT SHIRTS AND KNEE-LENGTH DRAWERS All sizes. SO to CO.

Will be sold Monday nn AEE ILIT FE rni.OATI3S RIBBON DEBf' Special at 1' CLARK'S O. K. T. SPOOL COTTOX White and black; all numbers. Will be sold Monday, six spools for X4e, or dozen spools A7C TfSBff SfiHk SecftSawms tan, pmn, hbui.

white ground; reau 48c CincinnaU Will Bo Interested in FASHIONABLE X7 Inches wide; shades; also, Will be sold at. STYLISH greenIyf fl.60 Quality. E. V. tTNiON SUITS On sale Monday at A GARMENT nnoH STraEET Clxlh zzi i Seventh Avs.

Time You See a i- Eloom 8e BLEACHED SHEETS Size 61x90. 67c WHITE MARSEILLES QUILTS Full 11t4 size. 88C LONSDALE BLEACHED MUSLIN Yard wide; known the world over as the best 10c bleached Muslin. WiU be sold at. a 74C STANDARD CALICOES Best Iclnds; indigo blue, silver gray.

Calcutta' blue and shirting styles. A 3 At Will be sold at. a 4V BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED BATH TOWELS AND BLEACHED ALL-LINEN HUCK TOWELS 16c and 19c values. Will be sold Qg BLEACHED LINEN NAPKINS 18x 18 inches; hemmed and ready for use; a good quality. Will be C.

sold at. a piece a Busy Spot $23.00 Axminster Room Size Rag? Sxl2 feet. In a big range of hand- some patterns, sold at Will be AND ARABIAN. Will be -a fel- klads 98c SJ4 and 34 yard. U-S--50, and 54 CURTAIN ET AMINES 40 inches wide; WfS BV'U as- va K.Uowi.-T Hem.rV.Hr Lw PHees.

SB fi a 1 -r- -Voiles. Rlee CJletaua ai Indies'. Misses aad Jaalera $5.00 aadrr ardliuirr elretaaa tataees 1 the Talari aedelsi saaMle -restreseBitlBteT $5.00 COLGATE'S TALCUM POWDER AU odors. On sale Monday 13c at BYSSEXK "MERCERIZED-THREAD All tbe new sh iroods snaaea. 200- spools (or.

ASI WE WM TANGO SILKS in all the choice street and evening white and black; 69c quality. 29C a yard ALL-SILK CREPES ofdS Will be sold at, a 95C BE SPECIALLY FEATURED INUs 64 inches wide; worth CQC 11.00. Will be sold at. a yard. This Big Sale of 8 Complete run of sizes.

MAIL ORDERS FILLED ON ALL ADVERTISED GOODS. PROMPT AND SATISFACTORY SERVICE GUARANTEED. nn nw: otqi-et, pnnn rn JLL.LL.J.Li GiiiTii.