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Tin: Cincinnati, suxday, September 10. iynn Card of Thanks In Memoiuin i iiiima iitTllniTy nJMU WI.VO MU i lionl I I To Proceed With Plan Great What Stocks Did a 9 TTaltsRmPrPfinP.vRnil UULLIIU (BY ASSOCIATED PRESS) vv.qwwj.vuu. second reorganization plan of ia Class A lailroad under Section of the amended Bankruptcy Act TVin'L ffsJi Ac Ono H.ivt.vnc T.Jwas approved today when Federal Hiifiiomati linnn.ikulil -lanik kreute I.h vman l.ally 1-evt nn I Murton er Sat. Fri. Advances 428 611 Declines 242 180 Unchanged 15 143 Totals 845 934 yew 1939 highs 78 93 New 1939 lows 10 20 A Service Of Value In Placing A lYlemonam Nolice Evfry year "In Memoriam" notices In The Sunday Enquirer become more popular.

Many people consider them the ideal way of expressing proper sentiment for the departed friend or relative. The Enquirer has available several hundred Memorbm verses on file in the office. They are for the use of those who wish to place such a notice. This extra service costs nothing and the charge for publicatioa of the one selected is very nominal. If you wish to place such a notice call at The Enquirer office, 617 Vine Street, or telephone PArkway 2700.

Assistance in proper wording or information on any other details will be cheerfully given. THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER 617 VINE STREET Alexander Tie Bins jff Andrews liu-rger lg jlj Barkschelder rndt 9 -i Bailey umie irtholomew Edwards 3 ji Behle Frierdlch il Bowhert Euck if Brooks if Biinrle Heckmann :1 laTl Hi-ITTiaiuI li! lonnor llinkle '2 is HurwiU tj 1 11 SfrtH'toar Accident Scene Xo One Is Injured. An emergency truck of the Cincinnati Street Railway Company, making a run to the scene of an accident involving a streccar at Court Street and Central Avenue, collided with a truck at Fourth and Plum Streets early last night. The emergency truck was operated by Robert Rinear. 4266 Liston Avenue.

It collided with a truck operated by Peter Visnare, 541 Findlay Street, which overturned. Firemen were summoned to flush gasoline from the street which spilled from the overturned truck's gasoline tank. Safety Patrolmen Robert Master-son and Raymond Eilerman cited both drivers for violating a traffic light. In the earlier accident a John Street car operated by Claude Daglcy, 4009 Washington Street, Cheviot, struck the automobile of John Price. 5151 Lombardi Street, Elmwood Place.

Police said Price stopped his machine in the path of the streetcar when he saw he could not pass an automobile parked at the curb. Police received no report of injury to anyone in either accident. Weed Markets Closed In Emergency Action To Halt Price Break Raleigh, N. September 9 (UP) Warehousemen of Virginia and North and South Carolina voted here today to close all tobacco markets until further notice in an emergency effort to prevent collapse of tobacco prices. The bright leaf tobacco crisis was precipitated by withdrawal of European buyers from Southern auction markets because of war-hampered export conditions.

BANK CLEARINGS Cincinnati bank clearings last week amounted to $45,356,348, compared with $45,989,886 for the com parable week of last year. The total yesterday was $9,230,023. Western Program Approved. Chicr-o, Foptembor 9-AP)- I 1 TTI TT 1 Judge Chailes E. Woodward au thorized the Chicago Great Western line to proceed with its program.

Judre John P. Barnes recently approved the plan of the Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railway. In both instances the plans were returned to the Interstate Commerce Commission for ratification by the security holders. If the security holders approve the programs, the companies will be released from Federal Court jurisdiction. Under the Chicago Great Western plan, holders of $45,209,400 in common stocks would not share in the reorganization.

Sixty-five per cent of the reorganization assets would be devoted to first mortgage bondholders. WOOL Boston. September 9 (AP) (United States Department of Agriculture) Urgent covering stimulated by late developments In Europe caused wool prices In Boston to rise to 13 cents, scoured basis, or 3 to a cents, grease basis. Graded bright fleeces were sold during tne weeK at prices ranging 33 to 36 cents in the grease for fine delaine and combing half blood and 35 to 40 cents for combing three-eights and one-quarter blood. New York.

September 9 (AP) Wool top futures closed 25 to 35 points higher today. Boston and commission nouses absorbing only moderate offerings. Month. High. Low October I 100.0c December 100.0c March I 98.3ci Spot, standard tops 105.0c, up COTTON New York, September 9 (AP) Cotton futures fell today as recent heavy demand seemed to have spent its force.

Final prices were off 30 to 38 points, low for the day. The bearish Government crop report seemed to have effectively clamped down or speculative support. The range: Month. I HlghTl Low. Close.

October 9.00cl 9.00c December 9.27cl 8.95cl 8.95c January 9.17c 8.89c 8.89c March S.Hoei 8. sac May 8.96c! 8.71c! 8.71c July 8.88c 8.60c 8.60c Spot nominal; middling 9.35c. STAPLE PRICE INDEX New York, September 9 The Associated Pres weighted wholesale price index of 35 commodities today declined to 72.21; prev'ous day, 72.54; week ago, 65.97; month ago, 64.09; year ago, 66.99. Range of recent years; I1939.1938. 1937.

7i72.95 74.37 9S.14T89.22 .163. 41.44 High Low (1936 average equals 100). Preceding Page. Week An- I Latest Bk. I Sept.

nual I Earn- Val. 8 1939 I 1939 iRate ings I Low I High Low I Share! Share Shr. 1SV4I 23H 1SV4I 91 I 31 16 I 26 15 1.60! 85 4.50 31 4.0C 8 1 I 1.00,5 i 1 1'i 26V4I tt It .86, 10 2.25 1071 5.37 34 .751 20 .12 2 9.93'nom 74 1 50 20 Wis I 44 3 40 8 2s I 6- 58 I 37ii 13-U I 31. I 24 I 32 4 I 2 I 26 14 1 79 1 lVil it i 3-V IS 36 m27.91 I .98, 'e 1.30 6u.m22.13! i 1.07 1.00 5 ,48 20 I 2.00 1.41! ii in .271 16 jc 1.Q0 e53.14 551AI 4.00'5 3.26, nom 18 S3 12 76 22 14 17 6 25 I 19 20 I 2( 22 I 58 1 23 85 98 96 104 I 104 I I 105 I i 112 I 85 I 7.0O!t 3.60' 115 88 I 6.00:: 3.001 110 95 I 7.00 3.50 115 IC9V4! 1 1 .65 1.51i 17 2, .68 99 3HI 3.911 100 Vii I 4.89, 97 1.37! 117 iflV ,21 170 I 105 HI 27 I 112141 34 I 4'i 8 I il 1 28-'. I 31 I 120 I 2 i 6 I I Last.

99.4c 100.0c 98.5c 99.6c 97.5c 98 0c Vsl 21i I i 224) I 1034! iSVw .50,: 14 1.75 2.37! 69 Stock Market Review Continued From Week! Week Sept. Sept. 8 8 Close I HLjh Total Sales STOCKS. 3. 100 Walgreen (no) 20Vi loo; Do pf I 91 5,600 Walker (Hi) (np) 34Vi lOOj Do pf (np) I ltiJ 81,300 Walworth (np) 6 900! Ward Bak A (nr.) Btt 400 Do pf I 291 91 35 16 'i 10 29 20'! I THE RIVER Stapes of the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers and their tributaries at 7 m.

yesterday and changes within the preceding 24 hours: V. Cincin'ati 113.21 0.6 Pittsb'gh 16.7 0.1 Montge'ry 16.4 0.0 Dam 10. .116.51 0.1 Dam 12. ,15.6 0.1 Dam 44.. 16.8 0.3 Dam 16.

15.9 0.3 Park'b'g 10.8I0.1 Dam 22. 0.2 Pt. 0.1 N.Orleans Franklin Lock 7.. Zanesville Ivanhoe. Radford.

Hinton. Kan Falls London Charl'ton Winfield. Logan. William'n Pikeville Farmers Falmouth Dayton Lock 14. Lock 10.

Lock 7 Lock 4. Lock 2. Mt.Car'el Nashville Chat'n'ga Johnsv'le Lit. Rock 1.8! 0.1 2.2 0.0 10.510.2 7.4! 0.0 1.7 0.0 0.10.1 1.61 0.0 0.3! 0.0 8.80.1 6.80.2 Gallipolis 18.01 0.0 15.81 0.2 15.7j 0.2 12.91 0.1 16.21 0 1 15.7 0.0 I 8.8! 0 0 1 1.8 0.0 Dam 28. Dam 29.

Ports'uth Dam 33.. Dam 35 Dam 38.. Dam 39.. Louisville Dam 44. Evansv'le Dam 50..

Dam 52.. 2.1 0.1 0.0 0.0 O.i) 0 0 0.0 o.o 0.0 0.1 0.0 0.0 0.2 0.1 0.01 1.7; 0.8 0.6! 16.3 0.3 15.810.2 16.810.2 17.0 0.1 9.51 0.8 18.0! 0.9 8.9! 9.4! 110.61 I 6.1! I 6.11 I I.H I 9.5 I 8.5i I18.60.1 6.91 0.2 Cairo.IU. Keokuk. St. Louis.

1.7! 0.2 1.5 0.2 3.010.2 2.8! 0.0 Memphis 0.510.1 Vicksburg 1 Eiver Forecast. The Ohio River, from the Kanawha to the mouth of the Kentucky, at Carrollton, will be in pool today. W. C. Devereaux.

Arrival Today. The Tom Greene, at 8 a. from Louisville. Main Street Wharf. MARRIAGE LICENSES.

George Kenkel, 23 yeirs old, 1739 Den- ham Street, railroad employee, and Helen Moonitz, 23, 2629 Leslie Avenue, factory worker. Mih L. Macrlnakis. 25, Tarpon Springs, sponge dealer, and Harriett C. Arm-burster, 29, 1941 Sterling Avenue, North College Hill, nurse.

Sidney Rosr.cr. 30. 512 Northern Avenue. engineer, and Ham, a Rosenthal, 24, 510 Hale Avenue, stenographer. Frank L.

Drake. 28. 36 Parkway. Mart- well, machinist, and Ofie E. Harris, 28, 105 West Seventieth Street, Cartilage, clerk.

Francis E. APDiegate, 25, loos Kim Street, laborer, and Venice R. Loesche, 26, 299 West McMicken Avenue. Georce wahl. 27.

3954 spencer Avenue, Norwood. rhlDPine clerk, and Elsie Osborne, 25. 1736 Lincoln Avenue, Norwood. Liwicnce A. Cozir.e, 21, 559 East liberty Street, shipping clerk, and Marcella Meyers, 16, 1922 South AUDum Avenue.

Chester Johnson. 52. Hotel Metropoie. Secretary, and Emma Fostige, 46, 4534 Glenway Avenue. Dominie Sayers, 3, eoone oireet, Dlumber helper, and Mary Louise Car- panano, 22, 2539 Jefferson Avenue Bzekiel Hagoy, 3.

1002 wnsiacn oireei. laborer, and Janle Woodson, 32, 925 West Court Street. Tonv Maio. 23, 294 Vaughn street, tailor, and Jeannette Centrullo, 23, 1917 Blgelow AV'inue, tailoress. Wilbcrt J.

Trapp, 25, 1865 Main street, Rcidinc painter, and Rose Pfennig, 2j. 215 Vine Street, Reading. Julius Freiberg, 24, 3583 Alaska Avenue, salesman, and Ann Henry, 19, 3823 Barker Road. Earl E. Billups, 49, 4426 Tower Avenue, St.

Bernard, and Ruby Bosley, 39, 253 North Avenue, saleslady. Robert Schmurr. 21, 3S03 rappan Ave nue, meciiantc, ana uorotny noiungswurui, 21. 3701 Spring Grove Avenue. Wilford Miller, 21, 1410 Eastern Avenue, glass and Genevieve Orme, 17, 310 Mohawk Street.

H.irrv R. Raimey. 17, Dayton, Ohio, dish washer, and Marcia Dennis, 17, 1335 Lincoln Avenue. tnhn Madican. 24.

Fenwick Club. field agent, and Carolyn Ann Meier, 21, 23'39 Park Avenue, beautician. Charles Marshall. 21, 536 Orinn Avenue, nnri A ltwrta Schwettmann. 21.

393 Este Avenue, stenographer. James Samuel, 28, 502 Elizabeth Street, laborer, and Esther Burbidge, 23, Bond mil. maia. 14 Cpdnr Street. Elmwood Place, steel worker, and Eliza- oem tjaKer, zn, i t-cum Place, Secretary.

whitphood 22 ssoo Harrison Avenue, Cheviot, apprentice, and Eleanor De Lorenzo, zuis western avcuuc, clerk. tiv. 07 njoi FinitiTYinrp Ave nue, laborer, and Frances Henneberry, 31, 2910 Woodburn Avenue, dressmaker. Jack Y. surnKoro, u.

oi Avenue, clerk, and Charlotte M. Lamping, 21 3520 Handman Avenue. Willie Oden. 22. Hazelwoon.

onio. laoorer, and Claudie Rushing, 21, Hazelwood. Announcement! Assure the quality of your purchase by using a casket from Crane Kreed 1223-59 West Eighth Street CRAIN SHEPPARD FLOWERS Telegraph Service. Bonded F. T.

D. PArkway 1932-3. 19 E. Eighth St. Bamber Funeral Home, Inc.

JOHN W. BAMBER ROBERT BAMBER. 3011 Woodburn ave. WO 1440. W.

D. JACOCKS EDW. W. JACOCKS FUNERAL HOME. Gilbert and Locust.

WOodburn 0801. In Loving Memory of our dariinc mother, NKLI.IK HORNADAV. who died September 11, 19 Your gentle faee and patient smile. With adne.s we reeali. You ruin a kindly word for each, And died beloved by all.

The voice is mute and stiled the heart Thiit loved us well Hurl true. So bitter was the trial to part From one so good as you. You are not forgotten, mother, darling, Nor will you ever be As long as life and memory lasts, We will remember thee. We miss you now. our hearts are sore, As time goes by we miss you more.

Your loving smile, your gentle fm-e, No one can ever take your place. Sadly Missed by Husband, Children, and Grandchildren. Requiem high mass September 14, 8 a. Blessed Sacrament Church. In Loving Memory of my beloved husband, J.

EDWARD LOHMANN, who passed away September 10, 1938. His smiling way and pleasant face, Are a pleasure to recall, He had a kindly word for each, And died beloved by all. Some day I hope meet him. Some day we know not when. To clasp his hand in the better land, Never to part again.

Sadly Missed by His Loving Wife, Gertrude Lohmann. In loving Memory Of my beloved wife COS1E THINNES, who passed awav three vears ago, September 8, 1936. Sunshine passes, shadows fall, Love's remembrance outlasts all, And though the years be many or few, They are filled with remembrance, dear, cf you. By Her Husband, William Thinnei. Birthday Remembrance of our beloved husband and father, ROBERT SINGLER (September 8) passed away November 13, 1938, Today recalls a memory Of a loved one gone to rest, Those who think of him today, Are those who loved him best.

Sadly Missed by His Wife and Children. In Loving Memory of our dear wife and mother, ELLA PAPE, who passed away September 10, 1931. Every day Drings sweet memories, Every memory brings a tear. Deep within our hearts we cherish Thoughts of Mother, loved so dear. Sadly Missed by Her Husband, Daughter, ana eon-in-Law.

In Memoriam. In loving memory of our dear mother, MRS. KATE COREY. who departed this life in the 93rd year of her age, September 3. 1935.

The righteous shall be in everlasting re- memurance ana tne memory of the iust shall be blessed. Tkis Tribute from Her Loving Sonl and iaugmers. In Loving Memory of our beloved husband and father, JAMES P. O'DOWD, who passed away September 12, 1936. As we loved him, so we miss him In our memory he is near, Loved, remembered, longed-for always, Bringing many a silent tear.

His Loving Wife and Daughters. In Loving Memory of our beloved wife and mother, BELLE BADER (nee Lueders). who passed away September 8. 1938. A tribute of love and remembrance To one we will never forget.

Sadly Missed by Husband and Children. In Loving Memory Of our beloved rather, AUGUST SCHWEGMAN, who passed away September 13, 1925. Gone but not forgotten. Anniversary high mass at the Assumption Church at 8 a. September 13.

Sadly Missed by His Sons and Daughters. In Loving Memory of our beloved husband and father, OTTO F. VON GOEBEN, who passed away September 6, 1938. God took him home, it was His will, But in our hearts he liveth still. Sadly Missed by His Wife and Children.

In Loving Memory of our beloved son and brother, RALPH A. FRERKING, who passed away September 12, 1938. Loved by all. His Loving Parents, Sister, and Granri- mother. Societiei and Lodges rite jB meuiren oi me itue are requested iu Huenn me tunerai of our brother.

Frederick W. Dulle. 32. Services at residence. 3347 Bona-taru ave.

THIS FVRKiwa o'clock. WILLIAM C. WINANS. F. William Harte, 33, Secretary.

McMILLAN LODGE No. HI, F. and A. M. Brethren, you are requested to attend funeral services of Brother John Schiede-man of Arminuis Lodge of Washington, D.

SUNDAY EVENING. Rebold funeral home, Glenmore and Mozart Cheviot, st 8 p. m. Lodge at 7:30 p. m.

AkTHPR THOMAS Atincr Uaatm Oscar Fender, Secretary. Miscellaneous Notices A RADIO TO FIT YOUR CABINET Big, powerful, longdistance radio. Police, amateurs, foreign, avi-tion. Chassis, tubes, and speaker; only CFEN DAILY 'TILL 6 P. M.

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WESTERN RADIO MAGAZINE. American Bank Building. Portland, Oregon. Lost and Found DIAMOND RING Lady's: on Ludlow near Clifton: reward. EA 0058.

FOUND Beagle "white- wi h' black-and brown markings. HI 0128. LOST Plack-whlte-wiredia Ired-terriefT" months old; male: license No. 40597; name Bo-go; vicinity Roselawn; reward. VA 4851.

LOPTHoiind; femaleblu'e tickfleward. A Von 27. LOST Provident hank-book! Joseph-. Sumvan, Sat, afternoon. Call ME 6819, LOST Lady's octa gofi spectarles; downtown; reward.

GRandview 0788. Ill Mack Johnson i McMillan and Upland IMace. WOodburn 0474-07 NURRE BROS riLVBBAA mviCE rim Ktwt 3427 Montgnmerv IM. Mioe 'Herr Phone tVOodbnra 8214 343 W. MeMlllaa MA 0003 SB Com-a plcte tt (29.25m).

1.2H0- Do (up) 2 47,810 Warner Bros (5) I 3V 4i Do pf (no) I J5.7O0 Warren Bros (np) I 3 Do cv pf (np) 13 Fdry (np) 30 l.SiHliWaukesha Motor 20 I Pump (1) 2l 700 Webster (np) 2 Oil (np) 28 9001 Do pf (np) I 68 I 60 West Penn El A I 98 190. Do 6 pf 97 3U0 Do pf I 104 46i 13 30 20 22 "2 28 68'il 99 99 107X1 Card Of Thanks. Wnile our hearts are filled vi'h s-ti-w w-1 tannic the mar.y kml W'il litn.n us tty our and neir.burs in tiie toss ot uur dearly be-iuvea NMie and mutner, CATHERINE MAISCU. Kpecially do we wish to thank Rev. Father Walter, O.

F. of Geuie. fur his impressive requiem. Dr. Wesiey L.

Fume, the doctors, bisters and nurses of Samaritan Hospital Mr tl.eir untiring eitorts; aiso the Kninis ot St. John, Joan of Arc Nu. loi', St. Ladies Society for their lare attendance and services, the Assistant Foremen's Club and Mutual Aid of the Lunkenheimer Company, the division of the Gruen Watch Company and J. G.

Kidd Sons, lor their kindness, also the donors of the many beautiful iioral otlenngs and spiritual bouquets, and Albert Boehmer of Huth Bros, funeral home, fur his efficient management ot the funtral. F. C. Maisch and Daughter Ruth. Card Of Thanks.

Ws to extend our sincere.st appreciation to our relatives, neighbors, and friends for their kindness and sympathy shown us in the loss of our beloved husband and father, LEONARD D. WELLE R. Especially do we wish to thank Rev. Father Ludger Oldegeering. O.

F. and the sisters and nurses of Good Samaritan Hospital for their consoling words, prayers, and assistance; Dr. Richard Marnell fur his untiring efforts, all the donors of the many beautiful floral pieces and spiritual bouquets, and Anthony Kiedlmger and his assistants for their kindness and efficient manner of conducting the funeral. The Bereaved Family. Card Of Thanks.

Our most sincere appreciation is extended to all our relatives, lriends, and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy shown in the loss of jur beloved mother, MAR? DEVERY. We especially wish to thank Rev. Fathers Eugene Gerlach, Jerome Bartel, and Father David, also Dr. Martin and Dr. Geiger lor their untiring efforts; Miss Eilker and Mrs.

Newell, nurses; also the nurses of Christ Hospital; the donors of the beautiful floral offerings and the Gilligan funeral home for their efficient management of the funeral. The Bereaved Daughters, Mrs. Julia Smith and Mrs. Carrie Huster. Card Of Thanks.

In these hours of sorrow I wish to thank all relatives, friends, and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy during tne sickness and at the time of death of my dearly beloved husband, FRANK WITTMER. Especially do I wish to thank Rev. Aloy. Laugel of Guardian Angel Church, Cedar Grove, for his kind and consoling words and impressive requiem; the little children of Cedar Grove for their many kind prayers; Frank Moster and his staff for their excellent management of the fu-neraL His Bereaved Wife, Ella. Card Of Thanks.

We wish to extend our most sincere appreciation to all our relatives, friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy shown in the loss of our beloved husband and father, HERBERT STRUBE. We especially wish to thank Rev. Herbert S. Bigelow for his consoling words. Dr.

H. C. Wallace for his services, the donors of the beautiful floral offerings, and the Hawthorne funeral home for their efficient management of the funeral. The bereaved husband and family. In Loving Memory Of our dearly beloved rhother, MINNIE A.

LIND, who passed away September 10, 1938. Every day brings sweet memories. Every memory brings a tear; Deep within our hearts we cherish, Thoughts of one we love so dear. Sadly Missed by Sons. Card Of Thanks.

Our most sincere thanks and appreciation is extended to our relatives, friends, and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy shown In the loss of our beloved sister, JULIA FATH. The Bereaved Family. Card Of Thanks. Our most sincere appreciation is extended to our relatives, lriends, and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy shown us in the loss of our beloved wife and mother, ELLEN The Bereaved Husband and Family. In Memoriam In Memoriam.

In loving memory of my wife, MRS. ELINOR WILKENS COREY, who passed on to the Higher Life, September 7, 1936. Hold thnu thy cross before my closing eyes. Shine tnrougn me fciuom nuu yvim the skies. Heaven's morning breaks and earth's vain shadows flee In life in death.

Lord, abide with me. This Tribute from Her Husband and Her son. In Loving Memory Of our beloved daughter and sister, MARY DRAHMAN (nee Sheridan), who passed away September 13, 1936. Nothing but memories as we journey on, Longing for a smile from a loved one gone: None knows the depth of our deep regret. But we remember when others forget.

From the Family. Third snniversarv high mass Immaculate Conception Church, September 13, at 8 a. m. In Loving Memory Of our beloved wife, mother, and daughter. NORMA O'LEARY, who passed away September 12, 1937.

Each passing year, each fleeting hour, bring tender thoughts of thee, Tpn treaani-pri ripen within our hearts Is thy blessed memory. Her Loving Husband, Son, and Parents. In Loving Memory Of our dearly beloved husband and father, CHAS. SCHRAFFENBERGER, who passed away September 13, 1938. No one knows how much we miss you, No one knows the bitter pain We have suffered since we lost you.

Life is not the same. Sadly Mi3sed by His Wife and Daughter, In Loving Memory Of our beloved husband and father. JOSEPH G. GUETLE, who passed away September 11, 1928. Sweet memories will linger forever.

Time cannot change them, it's true, Voorfl that mav come cannot sever Our loving remembrance of you. Sadly Missed by His Wife and Children In Loving Memory Of our dearly beloved mother, MRS. EMMA CALEY. who past away September 10, 1938. Dear Mother you are not forgotten, Though on earth you are no more.

Still in memory you are with us, As you always were before. Sadly Missed by Her Children. In Loving Memory Of our dearly beloved husband and father, CHARLES KUHN, who passed away September 5, 1938. Nothing but memories as we journey on. Ixincing for a smile from a loved one gone; Gone end forgotten by some he may be.

But dear to our memory he will ever be. His Loving Wife and Daughter. In Loving Memory of our mother, KATIE KABEL, who passed away September 11, 1938. When night comes, we will see light, Through the beautiful memories you left with us. Your Children and Grandchildren.

In Loving Memory Of my grandma. MAPY AMREIN, who away September 12, 1337. Gone but not. forgot'n. Mrs.

George Flarnm In Loving Memory of our beloved mother, KATIE KABEL, who passed away September 11, 1938. precious is the memory of our Mother. Sadly Missed by Her Children. In Loving Memory of my beloved husband. MICHAEL WM.

BAUER, who passed awa? September 15, 193. Jitim i' ml rg KWmi-M'r Nt h-ifli nun hilhficr VllS.tll smith stmtilau MirH 1 liitTM-h Blessed are they that keep judgment and doeth righteousness at all times. Copr. 1939. John Howard Harris.

HTNNAKIHL John M. Hunnakuhl, be- iovea nusDana of Lillian Hunnakuhl (nee Husar), suddenly, Friday, September 8. 1939. at residence, 1113 Pendleton aued 58 years. Funeral services Monday.

September 11. at the Riedlineer funeral home, 19 Green at 1:30 p. m. JAMKFreda Marie Janik, mother of Mrs. S.

C. Holston and Mrs. William S. Cum-mings, Friday, September 8, 1939. Services at convenience of the family.

KKEl'TZER Elizabeth Kreutzer (nee Williams), beloved wife of Albert Kreutzer, Thursday, September 7, 1939, aged 65 years, at residence, 432 West Tenth Newport. Funeral from Erschell funeral home, 227 East Sixth Newport, with services at St. Paul Evangelical Church, Eighth Monday, September 11, at 2 p. m. LALLV Ellen Katherine Lally, beloved wife of James William Lally, at her residence, 217 West Southern Latonia.

Saturday, September 9. 1939. aged 75. Funeral from the Swindler luneral home. 214 West Southern Latonia, Tuesday, September 12, at 8:30 a.

m. Requiem mass at Holy Cross Church, Latonia, at 9 a. m. Interment St. Joseph Cemetery, Price Hill.

LAV. MAN George L. Layman, beloved husband of the late Mary Lee McCord Lay- umu aim Deioven iatner ot Kobert Ed-' ward, Dorothy Elane and Mrs. Winifred; Twilleirer etlHrinnlv TTriH Qi, ar.t 8, residence. 5229 Warren Norwood, aged 45 years.

Services at the Ray E. Hawkins funeral home, 4826 Section ave. Norwood, Sunday, September 10, at 1:30 p. m. Interment Winchester, Ohio.

LEVENSON Louis Levenson, beloved husband of Anna Stillpass Levenson. and father of Mrs. Jack Itkoff, Mrs. B. H.

Schaeffer. Mrs. Hyman Moskuwitz, and Irven Levenson, at his residence, 1015 Red Way ave. Services at Weil funeral home, 3901 Reading Sunday, September 10, 1939, at 1:30 p. m.

McFADDEN Lester McFadden. beloved son of Ida McFadden (nee Sweet) and the late Frank McFadden, Saturday September 9, at 6:30 p. 318 Purcell ave. Funeral from the John J. Radei Co.

Price Hill funeral home, Glenway and Dewey Tuesday, September 12. at 10:30 a. m. LVLE Benjamin F. Lyle, M.

husband of Alice Johnson Lyle and father of Alice M. Donald M. and Herbert P. Lyle, M. Saturday, September 9, 1939, of 203 Woolper Clifton lTlinPml Bopirlna.

1 vl tico liaiiACilliUUIl Lodge Hall, 3013 Clifton Monday! v.uv p. in. ie uasKei win De open at Hanselmann Lodge Hall from 2 p. m. until the hour of the service.

MARX Nicholas Marx, beloved husband of Julia Marx (nee Fiedler), Friday. September 8, 1939. at his residence, 2141 Freeman ave. Funeral Monday at 8:30 a. m.

from Westennann funeral home, 2153 Freeman ave. Requiem high mass at St. Augustine Church at 9 a. m. Relatives and friends invited.

St. Rose of Lina Society meets Sunday at 8 P. M. at funeral home. MATRE Philip A.

Matre, beloved husband of Rose Meyer Matre. and son of the late Philip and Barbara Matre. Fridav, September 8. 1939, residence, 8115 Vine Hartwell. Ohio, aged 67 years.

Funeral Monday. September 11, at 8:30 a. from Hodapp funeral home, 7401 Vine Carthage. Requiem high mass at St. James Church, Wyoming Ohio, at 9 a.

m. MORTOX Walter Morton, beloved husband of Elizabeth Wallace Morton and father of Elizabeth Morton, at his residence in new lorn city. Burial at Cincinnati. Due notice of funeral. NEVER Clara Neyer, youngest daughter of the late Joseph and Catherine Never (nee Witte), at Log Angeles, Calif.

Remains may be seen at Vitt Stermer funeral home, 1824 Westwood ave. Fair-mount. Sunday evening after 7 o'clock Funeral Monday, September 11, 1939, at 8:30 a. m. Requiem high mass at St.

Theresa Church, at 9 a. m. PAPE Fannie L. Pape (nee Kidney) wife of the late Albert H. Pape, and beloved mother of Mrs.

Aline Mullinix, Mrs. Eihel Snyder and Mrs. Edna Phillips. Friday, September 8, 1939. at West AIHs Wis.

Funeral from the Tredway funeral 'home, 2131 Cameron Norwood Monday, at 10 a. m. Dayton (Ohio) papers please copy. PATTON William T. Patton, beloved husband of Ivy Patton, Saturday, September 9.

1939. aged 59 years. Funeral from residence. Alexandria, with services at the Methodist Church, Tuesday, Sep-. tember 12, at 2 p.

m. RAVENSBERO Herman J. Ravensberg, husband of the late Mary Rcherder Ravensberg (nee Tieman), Saturday, Srp-tember 9, 1939, at the residence. 1707 Jefferson Covington, aged 77 years. Due notice of funeral.

R1TTM VER Theresa Rittmeyer (nee Fe-derlei, beloved wife of Aloysius Ritt-meyef. at residence. 4433 Green Lee St. Bernard. Saturday, September 9 1939, aged 68 years.

Funeal from The Imwalle Memorial, 4S11 Vine at Washington, Tuesday, September 12, at 8:30 a. m. Requiem high mass at St. Clement Church at 9 a. m.

SOHE1DEMAN John Scheideman. beloved husband of. Carrie Metzger Scheideman Thursday, September 7. 1939. in his 76th year, residence.

2254 Hess Westwood. Funeral from the Rebold funeral home, Glenmore at Mozart ave Cheviot, Monday, September 11, at 2 p. m. Srhlesiger, beloved son of Bornard and Marv Schlesieer (nee Cook), Saturday Septembers. 1939.

residence. 3654 Heekin ave. Services at Harold B. Barrere funeral home. 3712 Eastern Monday, September 11 at 10 a.

m. SCHVBEI.ER Marv Mathilda Schuheler (nee Mountel), beloved wife of the late John C. Schubeler, Saturday, Septembr 9. 1939. at her residence, 4220 Erie ave Funeral from the Cilligan funeral home, Woodburn at Lincoln.

Due notice will be given. S1EGI.L Paul Robert Siegel. beloved son of Michael and Marie Siegel (nee Ma-loney) of 416 Torrenne Thursday September 7. 1939. at McKinley, Oregon Funeral from George H.

Rohde and Sons funeral home. Linwood and Delta ave Wednesday, September 13. Requiem high mass at St. Rose Church, at 9 a. m.

SIVKEV Bessie Sinton, at her residence Hotel Alms. Services at Weil funeral home. 3901 Reading Sunday, September 10, 1939. at 11 a. m.

SKINNER Frank Skinner, beloved husband of Laura Skinner (nee Brant), passed away at his home. Morrow. Ohio Friday, September 8. 1939. Masonic funeral services Monday.

September 11 at 2:30 p. m. at the Vale funeral home, Morrow, Ohio. SMITH Lida Smith (nee Hull), beloved wife of the late Joseph A. Smith, beloved mother of Mrs.

Lida Lahmann Albert Smith, Mrs. Violet Eversull. Mrs. Jeane Zerges. and beloved sister of Mrs.

Elizabeth Staudigel and John Hull, Fridav September 8. 1939. at 8:30 p. residence, 4040 Hamilton aged 60 vears. Remains may be viewed after 6pm Sunday at the Spaeth Sons funeral home 1320 Chase st at Chambers North-side.

STAN DA Carrie Standau (nee Herter) wife of the late Max Standau, Thursday, September 7, 1939. Funeral from the Vorhis funeral home, 310 Dunn st. Lockland, Monday, September 11 at 10:30 a. m. THIERSCH Custave Thiersr-h, beloved husband of-the late Emma Thiersch inee Triebei afd devoted father nf Thiersch.

Mrs. Hilda Hailey, Saturctav September 9. 1939. st 8 a. 5046 Coletain ave.

Funeral from the Jnhn J. Radel Price Hill funeral home, Glenway and Dewey Tuesdav, September 12, at 2 p. m. Spanish-AnH-riran Mar Veterans. I it World War Veterans.

Card of Thanks Card Of Thanks. We wish to express our thanks to our many friends and relatives for kindness and sympathy shown us in the death of our dearly beloved son. ANCIL L. TRAMMEL. Also Rev.

B. H. Hillarii nf Lockland for his consoling words, the John J. Gilligan Son. funeral director, and donors of the beautiful flowers.

The Bereaved Family, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Trammel.

Card Of Thanks. lu lire UUI9CS Ul the Good Samaritan Hospital and Dr. Furst the rr Am, luTiiinn, Tn icn of the Knights of St. John, Rev. Father wauer or bi.

tieorge and Albert T. Riwhmi, A tha Unth X. i Signed by Fred C. Maisch Daughter 241 4'il 31. 1 I I I I I I I River Activities Colonel E.

H. Marks, United States Division Engineer, yester day issued the following report of activities last week of the various engineer districts and of the Lighthouse Department in the Ohio River Division, Corps of Engineers: CINCINNATI DISTRICT. On or about -September 21, the Bethlehem Steel Company of Pittsburgh, will begin the erection of falsework in the Kentucky River for the construction of a bridge at Irvine, about three miles beiow Lock No. 12 and in the pool of Lock No. 11.

Navigators are requested to proceed with caution through the falsework which will have a mimimum horizontal clearance of 50 feet. Due to low water, full project depth of six feet is not available in the upper ends of the pools of Dam Nos. 12 and 13, on the Kentucky River, and particularly over the lower sills of Locks Nos. 13. and 14.

Navigators plying these reaches of the river will govern themselves accordingly. Dredge Harris is dredging below the beartraps of Dam No. 38, Ohio River, on the Kentucky side of the channel. The derrtckboat Mingo will start the removal of a rock reef below Dam No. 37, Ohio River.

Dipper dredge Cincinnati Is dredging at Kinniconnick Creek Bar, In the pool of Dam 32, Ohio River. The pipeline dredge America of the American Aggiegates Corporation Is dredging at Dayton Bar in the pool of Dam 37, Ouio River. LOUISVILLE DISTRICT. The suction dredge Jewett completed dredging at the foot of Diamond Island and has moved to Mound City Ear lur dredging operations. Dredge Taber is dredging at Old Maids Crossing on the Kentucky side of the channel.

Sooil is being placed along the Illinois shore. It is necessary to break the pipe line. Dipper dredge Nolin River Is dredging maienal along the Illinois shore at Poors Island for revetment along the Illinois shore at Sisteis Island Bar. The dredge Adams is engaged in maintenance dredging at Sharps Bar. Pioneer Contract Company continued work on raising and extending the lower guide wall at Lock No.

41, Ohio River. PITTSBU RGH DISTRICT. Dredge Beaver, derrickboats Nos. 5, 8, and Monnllo are engaged in dredging at Pultney Bend, Pool 14, Ohio River. Repair Party No.

1 will start repairs to the beartraps at Dam No. 8, Ohio River. NASHVILLE DISTRICT. The Tennessee River dredging and repair ileut are dredgirg at Roiling Mill Shoals and Ross Towhead, Tennessee River. Dredging operations in Dam No.

1 Canal, Tennessee River, have been completed. HCJfTIXGTOjr DISTRICT. The Monongahela and Ohio Dredging Companv have three dripper dredges working at Brothers Island, Ohio River. Dredge No. 2 of the Price Dredging Corporation is dredging at San Creek liar, In the pool of Dam 23, Ohio River.

Notice has been issued that the Installation of flasher signal lights to Indicate whon the lock gates are open has been completed at Locks 14 to 23, Inclusive, Ohio River, and will be placed in service Similar signal lights are now In service ac Gallipolis Locks. Locks Nos. 27 and 28. Ohio River: Winfield, Marmet, and London Locks, Kanawha River. LIGHTHOUSE DEPARTMENT.

The lighthouse tender Greenbrier Is moored pt the foot of Sycamore Street in Cincinnati. The tender is undergoing minor rcpaiis and taking on supplies preparatory to a trip servicing aids to navigation on the upper Ohio and tributaries. WEATHER CONDITIONS. The following table shows the state of the weather in the places mentioned, as indicated by the Weather Bureau at 7:30 o'clock last night, seventy-fifth meridian time: 0 a 0 05 "0 so 3 I 3 2. a 8 OB tj 11 to 3 3 ATLANTIC COAST.

L'Crosse 67 10 0 Madison 64 68 .06 i 6J HirtforJ 59 76 Albany 65 77 60 77 Kylcrt'n 69 18 Newark. 68 78 Camrten. 70 81 Waih'ton 78 87 Rich'ond 77 88 RaleiKh. 88 100 Spart'rg 89 101 Charle'n 82 98 Tnrlia'ille 87 98 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Moines F0 85 0 Moline. 75 79 0 Spring' Id 78 89 0 i Kirksv'le 79 88 0 Columbia 84 92 0 St.

Louis 87 96 0t Advance 90 103 0 Memphis 90 97 0 PLAINS STATES. Pembina 57 67 .14 i Farjjo 62 69 Bismarck 04 65 Williston 63 65 Gr. Island 85 88 Platte 86 89 Kan.Citv 81 90 Spring' fid 89 98 Wichita 88 100 Ok. City 94 96 Amarlllo 88 35 Ft. Worth 94 97 Abilene 90 94 Big Sprg 88 98 Tt .04 0 0 0 T5 0 79 92 .25 GULF STATES.

83 90 Ot Apa'cola 82 92 85 95 Bir'gham 83 93 Mont'ery 84 94 Mobile. 83 S.Orlea's 78 90 Jackson. 88 97 Lit. Rock 91 102 Shreve'rt 88 98 0 0 Tt 0 ot 0 0 Ot Ot 0 ot Ot 0 0 ROCKY MTS. Missoula 82 82 0 Houston.

76 81 .03 I S.Anto'io 79 9H C. Christ! 75 92 .39 I Brown' le 77 82 .18 OHIO VALLEY. Pittabu'h 78 85 0 73 85 0 Park'urg 86 93 0 Charle'n 82 98 0 Columb's 75 84 .07 i Cincin'tl 89 99 0 lndi'polis 83 1 00 0 Louis'ille 90 99 0 S'iths G. 90 101 0 84 95 Ot Asheville 83 93 0 Knov'ille 89 99 0 Chat'oga 88 99 0 Nashville 92 96 0 LAKE REGION. Svraouse 61 67 .01 Buffalo.

60 65 .03 Clevel'nd 70 82 0 67 70 .15 G.Rapids 65 70 .15 Ft.W'yne 71 85 0 Chicago. 68 76 0 Milw'kee 65 69 40 MISSISSIPPI VAL. P. 63 66 0 Wsusau 60 61 .05 Billings 70 71 Miles Cy 66 68 Cheyenne 75 81 Rk.Sprgs 75 78 Pocatello 81 83 S.L.City 80 81 Milford 81 84 Denver 81 84 Pueblo 75 Albu'que 73 88 El Paso 91 92 Rodeo 88 95 Wlnslow 84 84 Phoenix 95 101 Tucson 89 98 0 0 0 0J 0 0l 0 ot ot Ot ot ot ot ot PACIFIC SLOPE. Seattle 75 75 Spokane 85 85 Pendleton 87 89 Baker 88 89 Boise 87 90 Rnseburg 93 94 Elko 88 88 Reno 85 91 L.Vegas 87 97 Redding 99 99 Oakland 73 82 Fresno 101 102 Bak' fid 100 103 ot Tf 0 0 0 Burbank 89 93 0 Blythe 99 100 8f! Clear, tcioulv.

tPartly Cloudy. Rain. Trace. fFoggy. Sales.

jOpen High) Low 1 Last 'Ch'ge. 8001 13V.1 14 I 13 Ul 14 1 7,9001 50 50 Mj! 49 49'ii 1 o00l 24 I 2431 04 24 400i 175sl 171 17'il m4l 1,400 3H! 3V4I 3h 31 or paid so far this year. fPayable or stock. kAccumulated dividend thig year. 400! Do 4V pf I IO6M1I 109 294 6,500 West Auo Sup (10) 29 Vj 6.200 Western Md 1.900 Do 2nd pf Western Pac Pac pf 19, 500 Western Un Tel 22,7110 Westingh Airb (np) 21,2110 Westingh 4 (50).

I0O1 Do pf (50) 6.100 Weston El Ins 3, MM). West Vaco Chi (np). l.Toui Do cv pf (30) 60 Whceling 19,100 Wheeling Steel Do pr pt I 3 I I 7 I I 1 I I 27 I I 27 I I 114 I 135 I I i I 33 1 I 58 I I 27, I I 63 I 20 29V4! )4 58 29 60 7 1'4 27 SI 28 115il Blessed are they that keep judgment and doeth righteousness, at all times. Copr. 1939, John Howard Harris.

BARTHOLOMEW Manaen C. Bartholo mew, beloved husband of the late Harriet Bartholomew, at his residence Creek Sharonville, Ohio, Saturday, September 9, 1939. Funeral from the vornis funeral home. 310 Dunn Lockland, Tuesday, September 12, at i p. m.

BEHLE Frank J. Bchle, beloved husband oi uiara oescn Benie (nee Story), beloved father of Mrs. Helen Kilshaw, Margaret and Howard Behle, suddenly, Thursday, September 7, 1939. aged 75 years at residence, 1647 North Bend College Hill. Funeral from Busse eargmann Parkway funeral home, Central Parkway and Clifton Hills lane, Monday, September 11, at 10:30 a.

m. BUM HLK Louisa A. Boschert. beloved wife of John B. Boschert and sister of Susie Dornbusch, John, Fred, and Ben crossart, Wednesday.

September 5, 1939 Friends may call at the residence. Ken wood and Amitv Kenwood Sunrt.nv Solemn requiem high mass at St. John's Church, Deer Park, Monday, September ii, bl a. m. st.

jonn Altar society pieaso lane notice. BROOKS Elizabeth A. Brooks (nee Brie-denbender). beloved wife of WilHm Brooks, and mother of Catherine Glazier and Clarabell Tobin and Harry Brooks. naay, September 1939, aged 45 years, Services at the residence, 120 Turkey Bottom Monday, September 11, at i p.

m. Friends invited. BirHRLli George Buhrle, beloved husband ot Anna Buhrle (nee Gruener), and fa ther of Wesley E. Buhrle of Glendiile. suddenly, Thursday, September 7, isua, at resinence, yivz oberiin bivd Bond Hill.

Funeral from the Busse Borgmann Parkway funeral home, Cen tral Parkway at Clifton Hills lane, Monday, September 11, at 2:30 p. m. CLARK Rhodolnhus Clark, beloved hus band of Amy Mostelier Clark, and father of Carl Clark. Thursday. SeDtember 7 1939, residence, 18 Walnut Elmwood pi.

services at tne Vorhis funeral home, 310 Dunn Lockland. Monday. Sen- tember 11, at the convenience of family. CONNOR James Connor, husband of the late Mary Rose Connor (nee Paff), and lather of Mrs. Marie L.

Hangan, Mrs. Zeita L. Begland, William James Le Roy and Lawrence M. Connor. Friday September 8, 1939, residence, 6112 Alpha Madisonvllle.

Services at Thomas funeral home, 4418 Whetzel Monday, at iQ a. m. CRANE William R. Crane, beloved hus band of the late Ida M. Crane (nee Coon), Saturday, September 9, 1939, at Detroit, Mich.

Remains at Harold B. Barrere funeral home, 3712 Eastern ave. Due notice of funeral. DAVIS Larry Davis, infant son of Larry and tvelyn Davis (nee Frank), former ly or Norwood, Ohio. Burial at 2 p.

m. Monday, September 11, 1939, at Belle fontaine, Ohio. DeBONA Addie Bell DeBona (nee Kelly) beloved wife of Robert DeBona. Thurs day. September 7, 1939.

Services at the chapel of Henry Gildehaus 1410 Vine Monday, September li, at lu a. m. DODT Minnie Dodt (nee Overbeck), widow ot tne late Henry A. Dodt, and beloved mother of Mrs. Leonard Klosterkemper ana ciem warry Eugene c.

Dodt, Saturday. September 9. 1939. of 311: Beaver ave. Funeral Tuesday, September 12, at Nurre Bros, funeral home, 3437 Montgomery at Dauner at 8:30 a.

m. Requiem high mass at Church of the Nativity at 9 a. m. Members of St Ann Altar Society will meet Monday eve ning at 8 p. n.

at toe funeral home. DOERGER Henry Doerger died September 15, 1929, tenth anniversary. High mass ot. elements Church, Friday, ospiemDer 10, ai Dl'LLE Frederick William Dulle, beloved nuoana ot iora uuilc (nee Giaab). and iatner of Fred Dulle Friday, September 8, 1939.

Services at the residence, 3347 Bonaparte East Walnut Hills, Mjnday, September 11, at 10 a. m. fcUHAKUS Isaac K. Edwards (Uncle Ike), beloved husband of the late Martha Spence Edwards, formerly of Mount Carmel and Newtown. Ohio, at home of nis niece, Mrs.

E. L. Rudell, Blanchester. Ohio, in his 97th year. Friends may call at Monroe funeral home.

Main and. Center Milford. Ohio, where services will he held Monday, September 11 2:30 p. m. Interment Greenlawn Cemetery Services Giard Masonic Lodge.

Newtown, Ohio. Sunday. 8 p. at funeral home Kindly omit flowers. FRIERDICH Lena Frierdich.

Saturday. September 9. 1939, at residence of her niece, Mrs. Joseph A. Hardig, 2540 Hal stead formerly of 447 Berrv ve Bellevue, Ky.

Funeral from the J. J. itaaei tjo. runerai none, 652 State Tuesday, September 12. at 8.30 a.

Requiem high mass at Sacred Heart cnurcn at a a. m. El'fKS Nicholas Bucks, beloved husband ot juua tucks (nee Jacques), and beloved father of Mrs. L. ts.

Roren of Chicago, 111., at his residence, 5139 Silver iNorwooa. onio. Fndav. sentemher 1939. Funeral from the Jackman nd i cuuy miicrai nome, Harrison u.iio Monday.

September 11. at 2:30 p. (E. S. Interment Bright, Ind.

GAMBLE Andrew Williamson Gamble, husband of the late Helen Lowrie Camhle and father of Nellie Naomi Gamble. Sat- uraay, September 1939, at 11 a. m. in his 68th year, at residence, 1136 St Gregory Mount Adams. Remains msy oe viewed at tne Fuldner mortuary 421 Arch Mondav after 1 Services at Pilgrim Chapel, Tuesday, at p.

Ul. ttr.i n.ii AN Helen Heckmann. beloved aaugnter of Anna Heckmann (nee nunnng) ana tne late Joseph Heckmann, ana aevoiea sister or Harry Heckmann Thursday. September 7, 1939. at 8 p.

m. at the residence. 4681 Loretta ave. Funeral Monday from Siefke funeral home 3671 Warsaw ave. Requiem high mass oi.

ineresa unurcn, lu a. m. HERRMANN Clements Herrmann dear. ly beioved son of Clements and Alma Herrmann (nee Reising), loving brother of mroy, Alvin. Ariine and Clifford Herrmann, residence.

4238 Vine St. Ber nard, Thursday, September 7. 1939. aged it years. nnerm trom The Imwalle Memorial, 4811 Vine at Washington, Monday.

September 11, at 9:30 a. Requiem high mass at St. Clement Church at 10 a. m. HIVKl.E Charles A.

Hinkle, beloved husband of the late Maud Hinkie (nee Du-Vall). Remains at his home, 8387 Burns Hartwell, Sunday noon un'tl Mon day morning. Services at the WTatkins funeral home, Mason, Ohio Monday, Septembti ,1, 1939, at 2:30 p. m. BORNE Wayne A.

Home, husband of the late Hettle Harten Home, at the residence of George W. Wilson, 61 Jefferson Reading. Ohio, Saturday, September 9. 1939. in his 85th year.

Services at the Vorhis funeral home. 310 Dunn Lockland, Monday, Sentemher 11. at 8 p. m. Brotherhood of St.

John Evangelical Church pleose attend. Interment Richmond, Tuesday, September 12. HORN IT' Dorothy Horwiz (nee beloved wife of Maurice Horwitu, at her home. 1069 Altavia Fsrk Hills. Friday.

September 8, 1939. Funeral Monday. September 11. from the Hucenherg A Glindmeyer funeral home, 40 W. Sixth Covington, at 830 a.

m. Requiem high mass at St. Agnes Chapel at a. m. Interment St.

Mary's Cemetery. Ht'ENEMAX Vincent Hueneman. beloved husband of Ruth Hueneman and beloved father of John, James, and Robert Hueneman. suddenly, 9:30 p. Thursday, September 7.

1939, Detroit, formerly of Cincinnati, aged 24 vears. Funeral Monday fmm John P. Hallinan funeral home, 381 East Grand Boulevard, i Detroit. 10141 121 3 I 214! 21141 3l 2 4, 7 in I 54 26-4i 43 I IK'al 30 tt 1.50w (3.25m). 300; White Dental Mfg (20).

10141 200i White Motor (1) I 11 tut 200 White Spr vtc (npli 34 3,800 White Sew Mch new (np 2'j 200' Do pf (np) I 21V 100 Wilcox (5) 3 I 23,400 Willys Ov (1) 2 3,700 Do pf (10! I 4 I 130,000 Wilsun Co (np) I 6Vi 8,200 Do S6.00 pf (np). .49 I tt (S.25m) 7, 6C0i Woodward "iron (10). Woolworth (10) I 39- 13,700 Worthingltn (npt 1 J7 400! Do $4.50 pr pf(10). it S-S'ri (2 2.im) lTlOO! Do Jl 50 cv pf I 42 ij 1 (2.25m) 460TWright Aero (np). lib 116 90 I 120 85 78 79 77 85 'A 75 24 2414 2014 3314 18 17 18'il 21 11 114 114 I 112 11414 98 l.OOOiWrigley Jr (up).

Towue (25). 126,500 Yellow Tr 4 110! Do pf tt 5.25W (14.00m) ITooFvoung 1414i 12.7"0 Steel (np) 24 24 I 82,600 Yonngstown (np) 48' 300i Do pf I 85 I 871s! 8,800 Zenith Radio (np) 1 17 17i 36,200 Zonite Prod (1) I 31 3)41 EXPLANATORY All book values are net tangible unless I I I 126 I 3.50'Z 10.j:h 15 I 1.00 9 I 1.50 42 I It 15i I 45 I tt 3.5fl 50 .84, 14 1.11: 17 33 1.26 158 1.42, 63 4.661 108 I 12.8 145 ID I 23 I 32 Vj i 42 I 24 I 56 1 20 HI 26 I 34 60 I 31 SI 65 I lOVil 91i 3mi 11 19 4 I 3 I ml 2- 4 V. 38 "2014T 12 '4 I 13 I 7 I 2141 26 I 31 3'l 6'i 7 Is! 5VJ. 20'vi 50 I 231i 3S 9141 7 1 lVkl 14 m37.0Ot .17) 27 29 .32 27 .23 nom 1 .53 28 .69 li 5 1 61 4 2 .30 3.79i 10 .96, 8 32 I tt I -06! 105 15 I 391 24 I It -871 47 2.401 2.9,-V 21 1.59l 18 tt It 1-48! 107 14 28 4314I 37 Vb 53 I 31k I tt if 1.48, 102 2.00 3.88, 17 2.a0t 2.33 2 3 38 .311 7 tt 9.86; 131 11 I 20 I 40 SO I 15 2-4I 21141 31141 55 -8 87141 22 14 1 3 9141 It' 17 30 1 it 74 I 5.50it 12 jw 1.00, 2 I 18 5 74 2.75! 105 2.18 9 .03 1 NOTES. The book values of omcrwise num.

(QUOTATIONS FT ASSOCIATED PRESS Continned From Fage 21. Low Lest Ch'ge STOCKS. 28 I 29 I Young Spjr Younest 33 331 33 .1 28 28 i l' llsi 11! Mi 3 37Al 2l Vh 15 15 3i 3-j- 2 2H iVt 4Vi! 6Vi 49; 4974i Youngst DHg Zenith Radio (lg) Zonite Products. Total stock sales day, week Two years ago, year ago, fUnit of trading Rates of annual disbursements preferred stocks are stated In terms of their redemption values or call prices. If callable.

are included with the names of the securities. Where no figure is given, 1100 is understood, (np) means no par. Earnings on preferred stocks are shown on the basis of earnings available and taking into consideration stock provisions of the Issue. Where no marker Is shown, the earnings are as of the fiscal year of tfce ompany or a more recent twelve-month period. Deficit per share.

Preliminary report for first 3 months cf fiscal year of the company. i Preliminary report for first 6 months of fiscal year of the company. i Preliminary report for first 9 months of fiscal year of the company. Includes Intangible assets. a After Inventory adjustments.

Earnings before depletion. Includes extra cash dividends. Company has not earned fined charges. Estimated. Dividend payments In 1938; no payments so far In Dividend payments in 1939 prior to deferment of action, suspension or omission, Cumulative dividends unpaid.

Company has earned fixed charge, but nothing on stock. 0 Excluding Spanish subsidiaries. Liquid dividend paid In 1938. Estimate not available. Before profit or loss on sale of securities.

Also paying back unpaid accumulations. Payments or declarations to date In 1939; no regular annual rate. New high for year during week. New low for year during week, ora Common stock. Also 2 dividends In Pathe laboratory stock.

lonmey't End A Sales Of Stocks On New York Exchange, With Price Ranges And Dividend Rates ALEXANDER Martin L. Alexander. 2449 Kairview Fairview Heights, husband of Kate Alexander (nee Doermann), ana father of Harrv M. and Captain George A. Alexander.

U. 8. Saturday, September 9, 1939. Friends may call at the Clarence A. Baiter funeral home.

3412 Clifton Clifton. Monday afternoon and evening. September 11. Funeral services Tuesday it the convenience of the family. Portsmouth and Harrison (Ohio) and Stuart (Fla.) papers please copyJ.

ANDREWS Harry A. Andrews, beloved husband of Linda Andrews (nee Kyrlach), devoted father of Mrs. Helen Schumacher and brother of William, Robert and Charles Andrews, at residence, 320 Del-mar St. Bernard, Friday, September 8. 1939, aged 60 years.

Funeral from The Imwalle Memorial funeral home, 4811 Vine at Washington. September 11. at 2 p. m. SerTices at Wilson Memorial Presbyterian Church, 2:30 p.

m. BACRSC HEIDER Anthony J. Backschei-der, beloved husband of Lillian Radema-cher Backpcheider and beloved father of Larene, Vivian and Mary Jane Back-scheider, passed away Saturday, September 9, 1939, in his 49th year. Funeral from his late residence, 160 Huey Sayler Park, Tuesday, September 12, at 8:30 a. m.

Requiem high mass at St. Aloysiui Church, Lower Delhi, at 9 a. m. BAIL-EY Ella Bailey, beloved sister of James and dear aunt of Mary C. Bailey and Edith Bailey, and sister of the late John and Kate Bailey.

Friday, September 8, 1939. Funeral from her residence, 1332 Spring Monday, September 11. at 8:30 a. m. Funeral mass St, Xavter Church at 9 a.

m. STOCKS. I High! W'pstvaco Chlo(la) 7001 29 29 I Do Pf Wheeling White Motor White Rk White Sew Mch. Do pr Pf Wilcox Oil Gas. Willys-Overland Do pf Wilson Co Do $6 pf Woodward 300; 33 I 33 33 1,6001 29 I 29 1,7001 12'i! 1001 3 4001 2l 2 200 15 15 2001 ZM 3V; 2,800 2 2KI 5001 4 4 6 6 200 50 50 900 26V4 26 4.700! 3974.1 39 I Wool'rth Worthington VriRley (W) 1,600 17 18H1 1001 78 78 i i Yellow Tr4Coach.

3,9001 18 13 todav. 1.555,390 shares; previous ago, year ago. January 1 to date two years ago, 279,028625. 10 shares. dividends in the foregoing table are based on the last quarterly or semiannual declaration.

Unless otherwise noted, special or extra dividends are not included. xdEx-dividend. xrEx-rights. aAlso extra or 26Mi! 26 39 I 39 17! 18W 78 78 i extras. gOeclared last yearJ1 hCash I 1711 17 paid or d-clared.