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NEWS SECTION 31 THE ENQUIRER, CINCINNATI, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1940 In Memoriam Announcements Card ol Thanki Announcement American Prosperity Listed As Boosting Alcoholic Rating 1 Knaenpc, I rh.m,m Si I Mnlliiiih He dinger ssa mJ2j? Johnson I Scheck fl I iV. I momim. vail I Hchroeder Wcrdman ii li that almost 60 per cent of crimes committed are due to intemperance. Judge Joseph T. Zottoli of the Mu DIGNITY Dignity is an essential that cannot be disregarded.

And with the John J. Radel Company dignity is a tradition that has been built up over 55 years of faithful service in Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky. Four Conveniently Located Funeral Homes Thou ihall keep them, Lord. 1940, John Howard Harris. Philadelphia, December 28 (AP) -Peopla in the United States may be too prosperous for their own good, the American Association for the Advancement of Science was told today.

Dr. Lawrence Kolb, Assistant Surgeon General of the United States public health service, declared that leisure and higher in- i percentage of acute alcoholism in this country compared with Great Britain, the Scandinavian countries, Holland, and Belgium: "The United States has a higher death rate from alcoholism than most European countries, due probably to the fact that the people here are more prosperous and have more leisure in which to drink," he said in the association's symposium on the alcohol problem. Conservative estimates indicate there are at least 200,000 chronic alcoholics in the United States and 1,000,000 potential chronic drunks, Dr. Kolb declared, and show that alcoholism is a public health problem of as much importance as many of the major infectious diseases. Alcohol is one of the majot causes of criminality, Dr.

Kolb added, since studies have shown Democracy Is Best As Fighting Faith, Hutchins Declares New York, December (AP) Robert M. Hutchins, President of tin University of Chicago, declared today that although the possibility of "imminent danger of attack" was important in defense prepara tion, it was "not as important" as the "duty to our country to recapture and revitalize" the principles of democracy. In a curtain address at the Metropolitan Opera, which was broadcast, Hutchins asserted, "democracy as a fighting faith can be only as strong as the convictions which support "Now democracy Is not merely a good form of government. It is the best. The reasons why it is the best are absurdly simple," Hutchins continued.

"It is the only form of government that can combine three characteristics: law, equality, and Justice. A totalitarian state has none of these, and hence, if it is a state at all, it is the worst of all possible states." Hutchins concluded that "in the great struggle that may lie ahead, truth, justice, and freedom will conquer only if we know what they are and pay them homage they deserve. This is the kind of preparedness most worth having, the kind without which the other preparation is worthless. WEATHER CONDITIONS. The following table shows the tale of the weather in the places mentioned, as indicated by the Weather Bureau at 7:30 o'clock last night, seventy-fifth meridian time: Place of Observation.

State of Weather. ATLANTIC STATES. Caribou Rain 33 Bangor Rain 35 Montreal For 34 Eurlington Fog 40 Boston Rain 43 Hartford Rain 40 Albanv Fok 39 New York Foe 48 Philadelphia Fog 51 Kylertown Rain 46 Harrisburg Clear 48 Washington Fog f2 Norfolk Clear 62 Raleigh Pt.Cldy 61 Spartanburg Pt.Cldy 56 Charleston Pt.Cldy 63 Jacksonville Clear 63 Miami Pt.Cldy 69 GULF STATES. Tampa Clear 67 Tallahassee Clear 56 Atlanta Pt.Cldy 55 Montgomery 51 Greenwood Clear 47 Now Orleans Clear 55 Khrcveport Cloudy 55 Oalvesto) Cloudy 53 Brownsville Cloudy 64 OHIO VALLEY. 36 37 35 41 44 42 42 46 52 48 50 52 71 71 60 70 72 74 72 65 59 56 47 55 59 60 74 58 61 61 50 44 47 41 44 48 53 66 62 59 54 58 50 51 46 40 38 39 40 39 34 33 36 33 .10 .04 .06 .05 .58 .63 .26 .01 .25 .06 .22 .01 .10 .14 .02 .66 .01 Flklns Rain 55 Huntington Clear 56 Columbus Fng 43 CINCINNATI Rain 42 Lunken Airport Rain 44 Rain 41 Evansville Fng 43 Louisville Rain 4 4 Smiths Grove Rain 45 Bristol Clear 56 Knoxville Clear 56 Chattanooga Rain 56 Nashville Rain 46 Murcle Shoals Rsin 46 LAKE REGION.

fvnruse Rain 4.1 Buffalo Fng 41 Cleveland Fng 40 Detroit Rin 36 Harbor Beach Rain 36 Orand Rapids Clear 36 Fort Wayne 39 Chicago 39 Green Bay Clear 34 Bault Ste. Marie Clear 30 Houghton Pt.Cldy 34 Duluth Clear 33 .22 .04 .05 .04 .04 .06 .04 .37 .05 .65 1.14 .01 .01 .18 .04 nicipal Court of Boston reported to Dr. Kolb that according to his studies 90 per cent of the adult population of Massachusetts prisons were confined for misdemean ors due to drunkenness and 50 per cent of those convicted of felony were alcoholics. As one approach to the problem, 1 1 If 1 nViirciiion tUB UUUU XlCHllU IJC1T1VO WJI sujreested more adequate treat- ment for persons suffering from chronic alcoholism' to eliminate them as a danger to society. "A system of state-operated hospitals, Federally aided, for both committed and voluntary cases and one or two Federal hospitals," similar to the Federal narcotic farms at Lexington, and Fort Worth, Texas, "would do much toward curing many chronic alcoholics before their habits become so strongly fixed that they are incurable," he said.

Alcoholism "should be treated as evidence of a weakness that needs to be cured, rather than as a crime that deserves punishment," and rehabilitation of the person under treatment should be the principal aim of such state and Federal hos-l pitals to replace the casual and neglectful care in use at present, Dr. Kolb declared. THREE YOUTHS Meted Reformatory Sentences For Cincinnati Kidnaping Preacher's Son Victim. Huntington, W. December 28 (AP) Three high-school-age youths pleaded guilty today to kidnaping and were sentenced by Federal Judge Harry E.

Watkins to terms of five to ten years in (he Federal Reformatory at Chillicothe, Ohio. The court imposed ten years on Sam De Lung, 17 years old, accused by his accomplices of having been the ringleader in the abduction December 14 of Duise Wilson at Cincinnati. Dc Lung is the son of a part-time preacher. Azel Wyatt, 17, was sentenced to seven years, and Edward Williams, L6, received a five-year term. Wilson appeared at the Huntington Police Station December 15 and reported that he had been forced by three youths who commandeered his automobile to drive them from Cincinnati to Huntington.

An oil station was robbed at Chesapeake, Ohio, and another in East Huntington, after which Wilson was released unharmed near Milton. Wyatt and Williams were captured by Huntington police and Federal Bureau of Investigation agents in a Huntington tenement three days later, and FBI agents seized De Lung in Pittsburgh the following day. GUARDS ON SCHEDULE FOR FEDERAL SERVICE Charleston, W. December 28 (AP) Governor Homer A. Holt was informed today by Henry Stimson, Secretary of War, that the 201st and 150th Infantry Regiments, West Virginia National Guard, will be inducted into Federal service January 6 and 17, respectively.

The Governor will issue a general order before January 6 releasing the 201st for Federal service and a similar order for the 150th, which is part of the Thirty-eighth Army Division, before January 17, The 150th Will be sent to Camp Shelby, after induction, while the 201st will go to Fort Benjamin Harrison, Ind. HARRY T. GILBERT DIES. Cleveland, December 28 (AP) Harry T. Gilbert, 67 years old, for mer General Manager of the Midland Steel Products Company, is dead in Pass Christian, Cleveland friends were informed today.

Gilbert in 1928 was Vice President of Republic Iron and Steel Company, of Youngstown, and later served two years as special assistant to Tom Girdler, Chairman of Republic Steel Corporation. WINS SCROLL OF HONOR. Mayor James G. Stewart will present a scroll of honor from Governor John W. Bricker to Tom A.

Wilson, 745 Oak Street, this morning at Walnut Hills Christian Church. Wilson won the membership contest, which was initiated several weeks ago by J. C. Borah, President of the church's Bible Class. THE RIVER Stages of the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers and their tributaries at 7 a.

m. yesterday and changes In the preceding 24 hours: wMn u-wxx, VALuh 4512 EARLE, Anna Laura HOFFMAN, Viola MADDEN, Lillie STAAB, Marie STAHL, George WAGNER, Fred FISHER, Sarah SARTOR, Linnie MEYERS, Ellen Arrangements in Charge of duel, inc. FUNERAL HOME 3412 Clifton 4 84 3 Bamber Funeral Home, Inc. JOHN W. BAMBER ROBERT BAMBER 3011 Woodburn Ave.

WO 1440. V. MACK JOHNSON FUNERAL HOME, McMillan and Upland Place. WO ()475. VVILTSEE Un-er 2 West Ninth Street CHerry 0932 Gus Schraffenberger FUNERAL HOME.

3117 Vine St A Von 0421. The Fuldner Mortuary FLTNKRAL directors 421 Arch St. MA 4754. THOMAS FUNERAL HOME, MAD1SONVILLE. River Activities Colonel E.

H. Marks, Ohio River Division Engineer, submitted yesterday his weekly report of activities within the districts of his division. It follows: CINCINNATI Contract dredging at Twin Creek Bar, Rockville Point, pool of Dam No. 32, Ohio River, iH approximately 38 per cent complete. Contract dredging at Vevay Bar in the pool of Dam No.

41 approximately 40 per cent complete, and contract dredging at Laughery Island, pool of JJam no. js, annroximatetv 1 ner cent complete. Temporary buoys marking the channel limits of project aeptn at inline ocioio car and Manchester Islands are being maintained. A temporary black buoy marks the Kentucky limit of a shoal along the Ohio side of the channel in the lower approach to Dam No. 36.

A permit has been Issued to the City of Cincinnati authorizing reconstruction of a fortv-eieht-inch combined sanitary and sewer outlet at the foot of Smith Street. PITTSBURGH DISTRICT. The M. and O. Dredging Company, con tractor, is dredging downstream In tne vi-cinltv of Pik Island above Lock No.

12, Ohio River. The dredged materials are being deposited on the left bank, 2,000 feet from the job site. The Dravo Corporation has resumed dredging operations below Montgomery Island Locks, Ohio River. Material is being deposited on the right bank above the dam. I.Ol'ISVIIXK DISTRICT, The dredge Nolan River Is Idle in winter i nreciirea Harris.

Taber and Adanis are Idle In win ter quarters at Paducah iiarDor. HUNTINGTON DISTRICT. Industrial contractors are Idle under their contract for refacing lock wans at w. ii onrf is Ohio River, due to the high river stage. Dredging of the lower approach to Marmet Locks to a aepi.ii ui 11 feet below normal lower pool has been completed.

MARRIAGE LICENSES. Robert J. Cronln, 25 years old, Chicago, contractor, and Mary Blschoff, 24, 1035 naPin Avoniif. student. Krnest H.

Millerhaus, 60, 2203 Kemper Lane, machinist, and juanua Arneit, 1219 Walnut Street, nurse. Albert James Pyle, 8, 294 West Mc-Mioken Avenue, maintenance man, and Doris Grace Reno, 23, 1012 Boss Avenue, flit Robert F. Schmid, 23, 510 Clark Rtreet, machinist, and Virginia Stedam, 20, St. Leger Place. Paul Schaefcr, 20, 3836 Colerain Ave.

nue, truck driver, and Lettle Buop, 17, Waverly Avenue, Woodlawn. Cicero T. Smith, 28, 721 West Kighlh Street, laborer, and Naomi Ware, 22, 936 West Ninth Street. Albert C. Heineman, 4510 Forest Avenue, Norwood, machinist, and Klizabeth Wessels.

1304 Vine Street, shoeworker. Joseph L. Prince, 34. 433 John Street, molder, and Alberta Kennedy, 23, 739 Carlisle Avenue. Charles C.

Hill, 21, 819 Charlnlle Street, timekeeper, and Pauline Gerhardt, 21, 1917 Western Avenue. John Ransom. 62, 5101 Ward Slreet, gardener, and Mary James. 62, 938 West Seventh Street. Jaryl Beach, 21, 3184 Hillside Avenue.

laborer, and Lorraine Richter, 21, 3474 Hillside Avenue. George D. Alford, 31, 2016 Mills Ave nue, Norwood, machinist, and Kathleen Guffey, 26, Jewish Hospital, teaoher. Pierce Hlghtower, 26. 748 West Seventh Street, laborer, and Kern ice Crenshaw, 21, 945 Hopkins street, maid.

Robert Bruce Hill, 22, 6697 Bramble Avenue, machinist, and Jean HonewelL 21 4709 Peabody Avenue, saleslady. Floyd Howard, 21, 101 Cutter Rtreet. baker helper, and Gurtina Cutright, 18, 711 west (jourt btreet. Edward Heller, 61, 412 Township Ave. nue.

Elmwood, post office employee, and Catherine Heller, 63, 412 Township Avenue, Elmwood. William R. Evans. 50, 3739 Elsmfe Ave nue, carpenter, Jwi Hood, 38, 3741 Elamere Avenue. Norwood.

COlonial 83 pnir.el Kweelo Herria t.witelman Gomliiaster- HHI GoHNmfin HlllPbrnitd Maker KfCkpnhaupt Murh-r J. er ttll.nl Itolemh'r ILrtttflfy Conruy Dawson li Inounaui ft Holthaut Thou thall keep them, Lord. 194u, John Howard Harris. ADAMS Clarence A. Adams, beloved husband of the late Luole Adams (nee Marshall) and father of Mrs.

Blanche La Feber, Mrs. Hilda Bell, Mrs, Virginia Schrelbels, and Dayton Adams, Friday, December 27, 1940. Remains may be seen at Theo. Homer A Son funeral home, Thirteenth and Walnut sts. Burial at Brookvllle, Monday, December 30.

AMON Veronica Amon (nee Gutting), beloved wife of the late Henry Amon, 8nt-urday, December 28, 1940, at the residence. 438 Linden Ludlow, aged 61 years. Funeral Tuesday. December 31, from John N. Middcmioif Sons Mineral home, 917 Main Covington, at 8:30 a.

m. Requiem high mass St. Boniface Church, Ludlow, at 9 a. m. Interment St.

John Cemetery. BAKKR Bessie Baker (nee McConnell), beloved mother of Mrs. A. L. Kire of Covington, and grandmother of Mrs.

Walter Ferguson of Union, Friday, December 27, 1940, aged 78 years. Funeral from the Tharp Stlth funeral home, Florence, with services at the Highland Cemetery Chapel Monday, December SO, at 11 a. m. Rising Sun (Ind.) papers please copy. BKPKBNHAllPT Edward M.

Beckenhaupt. beloved husband of Josephine Becken-haupt (nee Deye), and beloved father of Klmer, Arthur, and Clifford Becken-haupt, suddenly, Thursday, December 26, 1940. at residence, 2285 Harrison age 66 years. Funeral from the Busse Bnrgmann Co. Parkway funeral home.

Central Parkway and Clifton Hills lane. Mondav. December 30. at 8 a. m.

Re quiem high mass at St. Catherine Church at 8:30 a. m. BKKI.KR George J. Beeler, beloved husband of Lena Beeler (nee Valentine New Richmond, Ohio, Friday, December 27, 1940.

Funeral from T. P. White Sons New Richmond funeral home. Requiem high mass, St. Peter Church, Monday, December 30, at 10 a.

m. BKIKiTHAL Edward H. Bergthal, beloved husband of Cora Bergthal (nee Hall), at his residence, 1207 Hopple Friday. December 27, 1940. Funeral from W.

J. Wlrmel Sons funeral home, Colerain at FHhan Monday, December 30, at 2:30 p. m. 3(vt-vt MOtfEdna Bolender, beloved wife of John Bolender and molher of Charles and Edward Bolender, passed awHy Saturday, December 1940, at residence, Cleves, Ohio. Funeral Monday at 11 a.

from the Argo funeral home. Cleves. Ohio. Cremation at CIncinnaU Crematory. BRAIH.KV Maud Gutzwlller Bradley, beloved wife of John M.

Bradley, Friday, December 27, 1940, at her residence, 2200 Burnet Mt. Auburn. Funeral from the Gilligan funeral home, Woodburn at Lincoln, Tuesday, December 31. Requiem hih mass at St. George's Church at 9 a.

m. CIPOI.I.ONK Pasquale Clppolone, suddenly. Thursday, December 26. 1940, at General Hospital, beloved father of Anthony and Nicola Clpollone and Mrs. Rose Ie- lullo.

Funeral Monday, December 30. from residence, 2325 May at a. m. Requiem high mass. Our Ladv of Mt.

Carmel Church, at 9:30 a. m. Body may be viewed Saturday after 4 p. m. Rossi Bros, in charge, CON ROV Catherine Conroy (nee Logan), widow of John H.

Conroy, mother of John F. and William H. Conroy, Philadelphia, and grandmother of John McCabe, Friday, December 27, 1940, at her residence, 1404 E. McMillan. Friends may call Sunday afternoon and evening at J.

J. su nvan Co. funeral home 1336 E. McMillan at Bell pi. Requiem high mass, Holy Name Church, Monday, December 30, at 10 a.

m. DAWSON Joseph" H. Dawson, husband of the late Mary l. Dawsnn, passed away at the nome ot nis daughter. Aaron, un Thursday, December 26.

1940. aged 86 years. Survived by children, Mrs. Mabel Handv, Mrs. Hazel Dolan of Akron, Ohio and Page G.

Dawson of Amelia, Ohio. Services at Amelia M. E. Church, Mon day, December do, at 10: JO a. m.

i'U neral conducted by Adams funeral dlrec. tors. DREVER Elizabeth Dreyer (nee Borge ding), widow of Joseph B. Dreyer, at the residence, 1715 Garrard Covington, Wednesday, December 25, 1940, aged 77 years. Funeral from the residence of her daughter, Mrs.

Henry a. uenroeoer, 613 E. 21st, Covington, Monday, December 30. at 8:30 a. m.

Requiem high mass at St. Benedict Church at 9 a. m. Interment St. John Cemetery.

St. Mary's Married Ladles Society and Altar Hoc ctv of St. Benedict's unurcn wm meet at the above residence Sunday at 8 p. m. RUFFE I.

Bessie Druffel (nee Csrr), beloved wife of P. W. Druffel and sister of Ralph and George Carr, Mrs. Clara Cowie, Mabel Davidson, at her residence, 212 Glazier Bellevue, aged 49 years. Funeral from the Von-derhaar Stetter funeral home.

Third and Overton Newport. Requiem high mass St. Xavler Church, Cincinnati, Monday, December 30. 1940, at a. m.

Interment St. Mary Cemetery, St. Bernard. ENC.FI.O Anna Engelo, beloved aunt of Hilda and William Engelo, Saturday. December 28, 1940.

at residence. 3053 Beekman St. Funeral Monday, December 30, at 3:30 p. from the Wrnss-mann Barfknecht funeral home, 1421-23 Main St. rr.KKIM Alvlra Ferris (nee Barrow), he-loved wife of the late A.

B. Ferris and devoted mother of Emmet Ferris. Mrs. George Miller, and Mrs. Harry Gory, Friday.

December 27, 1940. In 95th year, residence, Kemper Sharonvllle. Ohio. Services at the Vorhis funeral home. 310 Dunn Lockland, Ohio, Monday, December 30, at 2 p.

m. GOEHTE Lucy Goehle (nee Gllndmeyer), beloved wire or the late Frank Goehle and mother of Mrs. Joseph Duncan, at her home, 628 Bakewell Covington, Saturday, December 28. 1940. Funeral Tuesday.

December 31, from Htigenberc se Gllndmeyer funeral home. 40 W. Sixth Covington, at 8:30 a. m. Requiem high mass at St.

Aloyslus Church at 9 a. m. Interment St. John Cemetery. GOK'l TKI.MAN John W.

Goettelman, beloved husband of Margaret Goettelman (nee Srhroeder). Friday, December 27, 1940. at the residence. 7720 Anthony Wayne Carthage, In his 54th year. Funeral services Tuesday, December 31.

at 2 p. from the Hodapp funeral home. 7401 Vine Carthage. 60 HEm1o.k il85 Adams IhT Anion In Loving Memory Of our dearly beloved wife, daughter, staler, and sister-in-law, DOROTHEA NBBEL GILLESPD5, Who passed away December 31, 1930. The call was sudden, the shock severe, We little thought that death was near.

But the ways of God, we do not know. For He alone wills when to go. When evening shades are falUnf And we sit in quiet alone, In uur hearts there comes ft longing For Dorothea to come home. It may seem we have forgotten When at times we sometimes smllt, But we always have the heartachss Our smiles bide all the while. Keep her Jesus In thy keeping Till we reach that shining shore, Then Master, let us have her To love her as we did before.

Badly Missed by Her Beloved Family. In Loving; Memory Of my beloved husband, LOUIS MUELLER, who passed away January 1934. Rach morning when I awake, clear Loull, My first thought la of you. And a million times throughout the day I think: of vou In everv wev. Think of ths things you used to say, Oh, how I miss you.

husband dear, And then at last when the day Is through, And 1 am whispering my prayer for you, I am thanking God I am another day Closer to my dear husband. Badly- Missed by Your Lonesome Wife, junanna snueiier. In Loving Memory Of our dearly beloved husband and father, JACOB ANDRAK, who passed away January 2, 1940. The call was sudden, the shock severe. ws little thought such grief was mar.

Only those who have lost can tell The pain of parting 1 1 limit farewell, A silent prayer, a silent tear, Beautiful memories, father, dear. Hiirtly Missed by His Wife snd Son. In Loving Memory Of our dearly beloved mother, KLIZAHKTH FHRHARDT, Who passed sway December 29, 19.1t. You know bow we loved you, And yes, love you yet, Though God took you from til, Ws cannot forget. Sadly Missed by Hons and Dsughlsm.

In Loving Memory Of our beloved wife and molher, MINNIH nRATER, who passed away December 28. 192. Vn shove where the encels dwellelh, Where there Is no night or pain, We shall sll he reunited, Happiness shsll reign ssaln. Sadly Missed by Hushsnd and Children. In Loving Memory Of our dearly beloved parents.

F.LI.ABRTH and F.HRHARDT H1NT7.W,' December 27, 1931 Beplember 28, 1913, Nothing but memories as we lournev on. Longlntr for the smile of our loved ones one. None know Ihe depths of nur deep regret, But we remember when others forget. Sadly Missed hy Their Psnghtsra. In Loving Memory Of our beloved hushsnd snd father, JOHN A.

MAST, who passed away December 2, 1939, We often think of the days gone by, When we were nil together, A shadow o'er nur lire Is cast, A loved one gone forever. Sadly Missed by Wife and Dsughler. Birthday Bemembranc Of my beloved husband, EDWIN 8. DINNIE, born Dec. 31, 1897, died Jan.

22, 193S, Remembrance Is a golden chain, Just a. token of love's devotion. Norma DJnnle. Iii Loving Memory Of nur beloved husband and father, RAYMOND RtJBERO, who passed away December 30, 1939. The call was sudden, Ilia shock sever We little Ihmight such grief was near Only those who have lost can tell The pain or parting without farewell A silent prayer, a sllsnt.

tear Beaullfiil memories, Father, dear, Sadly Missed by Wife, Children. and Grandma. In Loving Memory Of our beloved falher, JOHN THIEN, who passed awny December 28, 1038. Although wq cannot clasp your hand Your face we ennnot see But let this Utile token show We always remember Ihee. Sadly Missed by His Children.

In Loving Memory Of our beloved hushsnd and fsther, LEM1NG B. CORL1S. who passed away December 31, 1939. A tribute of love nnd remembrance To ona we shall never forget. Sadly Missed by His Wife and Hons.

In Fond Memory Of my darling mother, MRS. SOPHIA LACKER, Who passed away December 27, 101D. Her living Daughter, Emmv In Loving Memory or EMMA 8CI1ROKDER, who passed sway December 30, 1926. Sadly Missed bv Her Dallghler-ln-Lsw, Mrl. Klizabeth Hchroeder and Grandchildren.

Socieliei and Lodjei CINCINNATI SHRINE No. 4. ORDER OF WHITM SHRINK OF JKRUSA LEM Officers and members attend funeral service for our departed member, SoJ. Katie Helg-man. P.

H. SUNDAY, 8:30 p. from tlie Whiting funeral home, 3900 Montgomery rd MRS. GERTRUDE SMITH, W. H.

P. Mrs. Rlcka Hellz, W. H. Miscellaneous Notices REWARD $lfi0 will be paid for Information lfadintt to the a Trent and conviction of pernor) 11 riponstlblo for robbery at Bran Rail C.ifp, 20H2 Rh rrran Norwood.

Call proprleto. PKTB MALLABCA. KEENAN FUEL OILS WOODBURN 1250 WANTED Information asto whereabouts of Henry Buscom Walters or close relatives; 18 years ago barber in Kansas City, Mo. ROBERT HENRY WALTERS, 418 E. 4th Hutchinson, Ksn.

lost anil Found BOSTON TERRIER In the vicinity of Madison rd. name Klppy. Phone number on collar: liberal reward. EA 4412. BRACELET Yellow gold filigree green setting; Friday; reward.

KI0968M. BR1NDLE and white bull dog; ans. in Evanston; child's pet. WO 8554. CAMKO and diamond pin Dec.

27, at en trance of Mabiey'a store. Kewd. fa 0414. DACHSHUND Red-brown; missing sines) vie. Glendale; reward.

PR 7519 M. HAMILTON GOLD WRIST WATCH Lady's; Initials L. E. P. to M.

Liberal reward. WO 5953. I.OST Persian Lamb neckpiece, December 24, between Burnet and Reading Avondale: reward. Return EISNER, Vernon Manor. LOST Brown, white springer spaniel pup, "Judy," vlclnltv of Pleasant Ridge; rs- wardJ ME2132.

LOST Pair of glasses In leather case. EDNA THOMPSON, 1805 Vine st. Reward. CH 8840. LOST Electric shaver in downtown the ater, Saturday night; reward.

OR 1502. LOST Man's Gruen pink gold wrist match. Reward. GR 264. WRIST watch; lady's; Bulova; engraved M.

Frl Carthage rcwd. MB 1034. NURRE BROS. FCNERAIj SERVICE IflfU Elm Street 3437 Montgomery Roadl Phone Merry n30 Phone WOodburti 8214 34S VV. MA 006.1 fU niseis John son and UPLAND PLACE WOodburn 0474-0475 Card Of Thanks.

Tn these hours of utmost sorrow tt Is probable that we might overlook sending a personal, card: we are taking tins means of expressing our hsartfelt thanks to all uur relatives, many friends and kind neighbors for the sympathy anil loving kindness shown us 'n our late sorrowlul bereavement at the departure and funeral of our dearly beloved wife, mother, and gramimomer, SOPHIA (Schumacker) SCIIMIDTIIOUST. We especially wish to thank Rev. Henry Huebschmann for his consoling words: the doctors and nurses lor their untiring service through her long llness; Organist Luc lie Biettschnelder. Soloist Ann Weiss for the beautiful music rendered; the Ladles' Aid for attendance: the Pall bearers: the donors of the beautiful floral offerings and manv cards of sympathy: Joseph C. Grause, vltt and Slermer, and assistants, lor tne rarerui ana eiiicieni manner In conducting the funeral.

Loving and Bereaved Family. Card Of Thanks. We wish to extend our deepest sppre- cls'lon and gratitude to all relatives. friends and neigubors for the kindness shown us in the loss and death of our beloved mother, PHILOMBINA MALY. Especially do we wish to thank Msgr.

'leo'ge H. Geers, Revs. George Slens, Joseph Uktiwe, c. F. Goetkeler, and B.

A. Maneberg for their consoling words; Dr. Vllllam Kauu for his untiring efforts: Msrrled Ladies Sodality of Holy Family Church for their tttendanco; donors of the beautiful flur'il offerings and snu'lual bouquets; B. and H. Meyer, funeral directors, for their efficient management of the funeral.

Tile Bernvd Family. Card Of Thanks. wish to express our sincere gratitude tn all relatives, friends and nelghoors for the klndnris shown us In the I' ss of our dearly beloved husband and lather, JOSKPH FKiUT. Especially do we wish to thank Rev, Father Grlnimelaman of St. Dominic Parish Tor his Impressive requiem; Dr.

Phillip Owens, nurses end Mslsrs of Ht. Mary's Hospital lor their untiring efforts; Members ot the Holy Name and Altar Societies fur their attendance: donors of the many beautiful flonil nrferlnns end spiritual bouquets; Vltt and Hlermor, funeral directors, for their kind and efficient management of the funeral. The Bereaved Wife and Children. Card Of Thanks. Our most sincere appreciation Is extended tn all relatives, friends and neighbors for their kluilnesi shown us In the loss of our dearly heloved molher, ROSA WINKLF.R.

Fsneclallv do we wish 1o thank Rev. W. (irauer for his comforting words: also Ir W. Klenent for his untiring efforts th Deaconess Hosnllsl and Miss Marie itnii hmh donors of (he many beautiful floral offerings and sympathy cards; the Delblefs funeral directors, ror tne Kinn and gracious manner In which the luneial was conducted. The Bereaved Family.

Card Of Thanks. While our hearts are filled with sorrow, ws cannot forget the many kind acta bestowed upon us hv relatives, friends, and neighbors In the great loss of our dearly beloved mother and grandmother, MARY WF.SHENDARP (nee I.ammeler). In particular do we wish to thank Rev. Fr. Odo and assistants of St.

Clement Church, Rev. Provincial and Franciscan Fathers who assisted In the muss. Professor Frank A. Young and choir. Sisters of Perpetual Ailol'Hllon, O.

Lain-yellc, and Hlslers of Ht. Francis, Oldenherg, who were in attendance: St. Kllznbeth's Married Ladles' Hoclely and Third Order of HI. Frauds; members of the Mission Club who scted as pallbearers, all donors or I lie many beailtllul Mural nnd spiritual olferliigs, and Frank W. lniwiille and staff of The lmwalle Memorial, lor their kind and efficient management of the funeral.

The Berenved Family. Card Of Thanks. I wish to express my sincere appreciation to all relatives, friends, and neighbors for 1 lie kindness shown me In the loss and death of my dearly beloved husband, JOHN H. DUST. Especially do I wish to thank Rev.

Ruber! Lambert lor his words of consolation, Wlnlon No. 614 F. A A. M. lor their services and attendance.

Howard K. Williamson Camp, Hpanlsh American War Vei-erns and Auxiliary for their services and kindness, Wlnlon Civic Club, donors of the many beaullfiil floral tributes nnd curds of sympalhy, and' Chas. A. Miller Sons, funeral directors, for their kind and efficient management of the funeral. In Deepest Gratitude, Mrs, John IT, Dust Card Of Thanks.

We wish to express our sincere thanks to all relatives, friends, and neighbors for the kindness shown us In the loss and death of our beloved sister, MRS. NKLLIK SII.VA. Ksneclallv do we wish to thank Rev. Father Finn for his kindness, Rev. Father Glesen for Ills Impressive requiem.

Dr. Claude Youtsey for his unllrlng effnrls. donors of the many beautiful floral offerings snd spiritual bouqilels, Mr. W. fl.

Muehleokamp of Miielilenkamp. Costignn. and Roll, funeral directors, for Ihe kind and efficient management of Ihe funeral. The Bereaved Brother and Htsler. Card Of Thanks.

Tn the midst of our sorrow It is probable that we might overlook sending a personal CHrd lo all our relatives, friends, mid neighbors to show our sincere appreciation for their kindness, words of condolence nnd sympalhy lit the loss of our dearly beloved husliand. rather, grandfather, and greatgrandfather, WILLIAM KOHTTbTH. We especially wish to Ibauk Key. Charles J. Hebasllan for his kind and consoling words, Dr.

Joerllng. Ihe doctors and nurses and special nurse of the DeHconcss Hospital, tile donors of the many beautiful floral offerings, the Shlngwalk Tribe No, 209, Redmen, tile Cincinnati Police Department lor Ihe police escort, and the Nurre Bros, funeral service for their kind and efficient management of the funeral. The Bereaved Family. Card Of Thanks. Ws wish to express our sincere thanks to all relatives, friends and neighbors for tha kindness shown us tn tho Ions of our dearly beloved husband anil father, FRED J.

BROXTERMAN. Especially do ws wish to thnrilt Rev. Francis Uresale or St. Klizabeth Church, Norwood, for the Impressive requiem; Fathr Gude for his kindly vlslls and consoling words: Dr. Francis Kramer for his untiring erforts donors of Ihe many beaullfiil floral offerings, spiritual bouquets and cards of sympathy; the Holy Name Society and Legion of Marv, the Bunker Hill Mutual Aid and Norwood Fairies for their services, and Busse and Borgmann for the efficient management of the funeral.

The Bereaved Wife and Family In Memoriam In Loving Memory Of my dearly beloved wife nnd mother, MARY HAN8KR LYONS, who passed awsy December 24, 1937. Keep her, Jesus, In Thy keeping, Till I reach that shining shore, Then, Master, let me have her And love her as I did before. Sally Missed nnd Never-to-be-Forgottcn by Her Husband and Family. In Loving Memory Of our beloved parents, GEORGE RKNNKR, Who passed away December 18, 1918, CATHERINE RKNNER, who passed away December 26, 1933. We do not forget, nor do we Intend, We think of them often and will till the end.

Gone and forgotten by some they may be, But dear to our memories they ever will be. Sadly Missed by Children and Grandchildren. Birthday Remembrance Of our beloved son and brother, JULIUS (BUD) MAYER, JR. December 27. Passed away March 16, 1940.

Sadly Missed by Mother, Father. Wllma, Aunti Sopola and Lula, and Uncle Henry In Loving Memory Of our dear husband and daddy, DANIEL R. GALL, who passed awsy December 27, 1914. Sunshine passes, shadows fall But sweet remembrance outlasts all. His Loving Wife and Daughter.

In Loving Memory Of LEROY SHAMBAUGH, Who passed away December 30, 1937. God took him home, it wss His will But in our hearts he llveth still. Sadly Missed by His Parent, Sister and Brother. In Loving Memory Of our beloved husband nnd father, ROBERT RUPI.E, who passed away December 28, 1932. His memory Is as desr today As In the hour he passed away.

Sadly Missel by Hi Wil and Daughter, Thou thaU keep them, Lord. 1940, John Howard Harris. GOODI'AS'I KK-IUI I. Loll A. Hlll-Oood-paster (nee Hester), wife of Harry Good- aster and mother ot Amy Lofty and en R.

Hill, at residence, 325 Brandon Milford, Ohio. Funeral mm the Craver funeral home, Milford, Wednesday. January 1, 1941, at 2 p. m. Interment uretnlawu Cemetery.

GOS8MAN Gossman, beloved son of the late Fred and Jennie Falls Gossman and brother of Nellie Gossman, Mrs. Julia Maher. and Mrs. H. P.

Wagner. Friday, December 27, 1940, at his residence, 269 Helen st. Funeral from J. J. Sullivan Co funeral home.

1336 E. McMillan at Bell pi. Requiem high mass, St. Xavler Church, Monday, December 30, at 9:45 m. IIIU.KBKAND Clara Hlllehrand (nee Har- tung), beloved wife of Harry Hlllehrand and mother of Mrs.

Lucille Roettinger, Saturday, December 28, 1940 at lesi-dence, 269 Klotter ave. Funeral Tuesday. December 31. at 8 a. from Nune Bros, funeral home.

345 W. McMillan at. Requiem high mass at the Cathedral of St, Monica at 8:30 a. m. IIOI.THAI'S Phllomena Holthaua (nee Sto-.

man), wife of the late Rudolph llolthaus, at residence, 4309 Vine St. Bernard, Saturday, December 2S, 1940, In her 85th year. Funeral from The lmwalle Memorial, 4811 Vine st. at Washlnglon, Tuesday, December 81, at 8:30 a. m.

Solemn requiem high mass, St. Clement Church, 9 a. m. HOWARD George Howard, beloved husband of the late Dorothy Howard and father of Mrs. L.

P. Parsons and Mrs. W. A. Richardson of Wlllmctte, Friday, December 27, 1940; residence, 3414 Delta ave, Friends may call at the George H.

Rohde ft Son funeral home, Llnwood and Delta from 12 noon until 9 p. Sunday, HIIBKR PhllH K. Huber, beloved husband of Hattle Huber (nee MaU) and brother of Mrs. M. Wlswell, George, William and A.

R. Huber, suddenly. Saturday, December 28, 1940. Funeral Tuesday, December 31, from residence, 3829 Mlllsbrae at 9 a. m.

Requiem high mass St. Cecilia Church at 9:3" a m. Cincinnati Lodge No. 5 B. P.

will hold services Monday at 8 p. m. HI'HHKS Ella Hughes, Friday, Dercmher 27, iu, or ii2 Pleasant st. Funeral Mondav. December 30.

at 8:45 a. from Nurre Bros, mortuary, 1564 Elm si. Requiem high mass, St, John's Church, a. m. JKKKL Wlltlnm Jekel, husband of Maude Jekel (nee Johnson), suddenly, Thurs day, December 26.

1940. Services at the Brand Bros, funeral home. 1K20 Free man Monday, December 30, at 10 a. m. JOHNSON Harry (Dude) Johnson, beloved sou of Mrs.

Mary Johnson (nee Thomas st his residence, 707 Philadelphia Covington, Saturday, December 28, 1940. aged 58 years. Remains at the l.lnnemann funeral home. Due notice of funeral. KAVATA Kaiser Kayata.

beloved husband of Julia Kaynta (nee Nasslfl, Saturdoy, December 28, 1940. Remains at the Busse A BorgmHiin Co. mortuary, 1517 Freeman ave. Due notice. I KKKTIII.KR Mary E.

Keelhler (nee Walk er), beloved wile of Benjamin Kcthler and devoted mother of Mrs. Ruse and Hazel and Alvin Keethler, Friday, December 27. 1940, aged 81 years, residence, 3822 Floral Norwood. Services at Harold B. Barrere funeral home, 3734 Fjmtern Monday, December 30, at 1 p.

m. Interment Mt. Orab, Ohio. Carrie Klehl (nee Lang), widow of William Klehl and beloved sister of Katherlne Lung, Mrs. Amelia F.

Weller, and Fred Lang, Saturday, December 2H, 1940, at tie Scarlet oaks Home, Clifton. Funeral Tuesday, at 2 p. from the Fred G. Delhlels funeral home, 543 Rockdale Avundale. Kill! MI' lt Catherine Klrcher, widow of John Klrcher and devoted mother of William Klrcher and Mrs.

Klmer Beinecke, Friday, December 27, 1940, aged 79 yeara, residence, 1723 Westwood ave. Funeral from Rebold funeral home, Harrison and WeHtwood Falrmount, Monday, at 2:30 p. m. Members of Ladles' Aid and Mission Society of the Iinmanuel Evangelical Church please take notice, KING James Arthur King-, husband of Margaret Forseille King and father of Ru.h Ksther King and brother of William King, at residence, 3032 Zinsle ave. Services at the W.

D. Jacocks funeral home, 2602 Gilbert ave. at Taft Monday, December 30, 1940, at 3 p. m. KI.KM.M Mrs.

Emmctt Klcmm. aged 58. sister of Charles H. Henke. Lawrenceburg Chief of Police, died suddenly Saturday.

December 2S, 1940, at her residence. 2i2 Charlotte st. Services will be conducted at Bt. Lawrence Catholic Church Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock. Burial will be in Greendale Cemetery.

She also Is survived by her husband, Kmmett, city employee: a son, Rober, and a sister, Carrie. Ht home. She was a member of the Calh-olic Order of Foresters. The Foresters will conduct brief services at the home Sunday night, KI.INF, Raymond P. Kline, beloved husband of Emma Leonhaldl Kline, Thursday, December 27.

1940. at his residence, 2421 Dover st. Funeral services at the Gilllgan funeral home, Woodburn at Lincoln, Monday, December 30, at 2 p. in, KNAKtl'KK Louisa Knaeuper, widow or John Kna'Miper and beloved mulher of John William Hnd Harry Knaeuper, Saturday. December 28, 1910, residence, 4334 Beech Hill ave.

Funeral services at the ChaB. A. Miller Sons funeral home. Hamilton ave. at Knowlton Northside, Tuesday, at 2 p.

ta. MrHIXilf Charles A. McHugh, beloved husband of Elvira McHugh (nee Hallcr) and devoted father of Charles R. McHugh and Mrs. Alice Htlckney and grandpa of Ladd Htlckney, Thursday, December 26, 1940: residence, 124.1 Manas Price Hill.

Funeral from the Grueter 4 Son funeral home, Hilt and Glenway Price Hill, Monday, December 30, at 8:30 a. m. Requiem high mass St. Lawrence church, 9 a. m.

Firemen's Protective Association will hold services Sunday, December 29, at 8 p. m. MftHsNEK Mary Ann Messner (nee Cunningham), December 20. Sixth anniversary requiem hich mass. 4 1041 st 7:15 a.

St, Mary's Church, Hyde Park. MKVKRS Ellen Meyers (nee Barry), be-loved wife of James E. Meyers and beloved mother of William end Charles Meyers. Mrs. Elizabeth La Boltesux and Mrs.

Emma Clos, Friday, December 27, at residence. 28 F. 13th Newport, aged 90 years. Funeral Mondav, December 30. from residence, 8:30 a.

m. Requiem high mass St. Vincent de Paul Church at 9 a. m. MOORKWalter Moore, heloved father of Anna and Arthur William and Mrs Marie Sharp, Friday, December 27, 1940 at residence, 2200 Wheeler aged 63 years, funeral from tne Busse Borg mann Co.

Parkway funeral home, Cen tral Parkway and Clifton Hills lane, Monday, December 30. at 1:30 p. m. MORRIS Bessie E. Morris (nee Cullen), heloved wife of William Morris and mother of Marie.

Richard A and Robert M. Morris, suddenly, Thursday, December n. mm hi neral from ner late real dence, 5044 Ralph Covedale. Mon day. December 30.

Requiem high mass m. leresa cnurcn at 9 a. m. MOSS William" P. Moss, beloved husband or Adeline Markland Moss, suddenly, at nis residence, 5907 Woodmont Pleasant Ridge, Cincinnati, Ohio, Thursday, December 26.

1940. aged 79 vears. Re mains at the residence until Sunday. December 29, 12 noon, with services at the funeral h'ime Of Allison Rose, Robbins St. and Mad son Covington.

Monday, December 30, at 1:30 p. m. in terment nigniand cemetery. NOLTE Clifford C. Nolte, at the residence of his daughter, Mrs.

Bernadlne Nolte Flelter, 626 Pandford Covington, Saturday, December 28, 1940, aged 63 years. Private services at the funeral home of Allison and Rose. Robbins and Madison, Covlngtcn, Tuesday, December 31. at 2 p. m.

Interment Highland Cemetery. NORCKAUKR Sister Petronllla Norrk- auer, 8. of died suddenly Christmas evening at Sacred Heart Convent, Dayton, Ohio. Funeral services wre held at Mt. St.

Joseph on the Ohio, Friday, December 27, 1940, at 10 a. m. rom.MANNHenry Pohlmann, dearly beloved husband of Klizabeth Pohlm.mn (nee lmwalle) and dearly beloved father of Hnrry and Catherine Pohlman and Mrs. Msrie Ober. Thursday.

December 26, 1940, at residence. 2136 Loth aged 74 years. Funersl Monday, December 30. from Rledllnger funeral home, 19 Green at 8 a. m.

Reoulem high mass, St. John Church, at 8:30 a. m. Members of the Holy Name Society please take notice. RKIDIVfiKK Chris Reldinger.

beloved husband of Catherine Re'dinger aid father of Lucille and Paul Reldinger. Mrs. Katherlne Asher. Mrs. Marcella Hogan.

and brolher of Louis Reldinger of Cincinnati end Charles Reldinger of Covington, Mrs. Sally Ashree of Madlsonvllle, and Mrs. Anna Crlsbv of Covington, Friday, December 27. 1940. Funeral Mon- dsy.

December 30. at 9 o'clock, from I the residents. 246 Noble Ham'llon Ohio Requiem Mich mass Pt. Ann's Churrh at 9:30 m. Burial at SU SUpOeu'l, of KOGKKK Eugene Rogers, husband of Ma Rogers (nee Hensley), Saturday.

December 28. 1940, nt tils residence. 407 Linden Ludlow, Ky. Funeral Monday, December 30, at 1 p. from the Donnelly funeral home.

Twelfth and Madlaou Covington, Ky. Interment Linden Grove Cemetery, SAHI'OR t.lnnle Sartor (nee McOouheryl, widow of Joseph K. Sartor, Saturday, December 28. 1940, at 4 p. m.

at her residence, 2614 Ring: pi. Funeral from the John J. Radel Go's. Price Hill funeral home, Glenway and Dewey Tuesday December 31 at 9:30 a. m.

Requl-m high mass at Our Lady of Grace Chunh at lu a. m. 8('H ACK Tobias A. (Tobe) Rrhark, be loved himband of Margaret Hchack (nee Hermsl, at his resilience. 65 Crowell ave Ft.

Thomas, Ky. Services Monday, December 30, 1910, at Dobbllng funeral home, 1U6 South Ft. Thomns Thomas, at 2 p. m. Interment St.

Stephen cemetery. NOII El BI.K Florence E. Schelble (nee Witt), beloved wire of Captain H. J. Schelble and sister or William Jane A.

and George V. Wilt, Saturday, December 2M 1910. at 111 a. at the residence, 1228 Avon Avondale Heights, aged 47 years. Funeral from residence Tuesday, December 31.

at 8:30 a. m. Requiem high niaas at Ht, Thomas Aquinas Church at 9 a. m. Burial at Oak Hill Cemetery, Glenilale, Cleveland (O.) papers please copy.

SCHROKIWR August Rchroeder, beloved husband of I.ucy Hchroeder (nee Kostal), Friday, December 27, HMO, residence, 4748 Dale ave. Friends may call at the Dunkmnn At Dalbert funer.l home, Glenway and Rosemont Hundny, after 1 p. where aervlcea win bo held Monday at 2 p. in. K.

Hchulte. heloved daughter of the late Clement nnd Mar garet Hchulte (nee Janseu), of 1726 Bank-lick Covington, Thursday, December 26. 1940. Funeral Monday from the Llnnemftnn funeral home, 2o-27 lllh at 8:30 m. Requiem high mass at St.

Augustine Church at 9 a. m. Interment Mother of God Cemetery. Rrhnltl, beloved husband of Matlldn Kllnger Schullx and father of Mrs. Waller W.

Becky, residence, 2221 Feldman ave Norwood, Saturday. December 28, 1040. Funeral from the Vorhis funeral home, 5501 Montgomery Norwood, Tuesday, December 31, a 2 p. SK1FI. William Selbel, beloved husband of Klla Selhel (nee llanlonl, and falher of Harry and Clifford Selbel and Mrs.

Marian Jones, passed away Friday, December 27, 1940. Funeral Monday, December 30, at 2:30 p. from residence, North Bend, Ohio. 7,. Flcgman (nee Fis cher), beloved wife of Anthon Hiegman and devoted sister of May Fischer, Mrs.

Al Kneel, Mrs. William Holmnn, Al, Clifford, Robert, and Ralph Fischer, residence, 3IMal Montgomery Norwood, Friday, December 27, 1940. Friends may call Hund.iy at the Whiting funeral home, 3900 MontK.uiiery where services will be held MonJay, 2:30 p. m. I lxlngtiin iKy.) and Lebunoti (Ind.) papers please copy.

Surface (nee Peters), beloved wile of Roscoe I. Surface, beloved mother of Mrs. Sarah Thompson, Mrs. Virginia Loilgliry, James S. Surface, grundmotlier of Betty Loughry, Patricia, James and Rlchnrd Thompson, Friday, December 27, J940, st residence, 4244 Brnokside ave.

Funeral services at I he Chas. A. Miller Sons funeral home, Ham-lllon at Knowlton Norlhslde, Monday at 2 p. m. HWKKNKV--Paul Sweeney, requiem high mass In Christ mas remembrance, HI.

Louis Church, Thursday, January 2, 1940 at 8 o'clock. TIII'HNHR Klla M. Thuener (nee Wedden-ilorf), beloved wife of Hie lata Henry J. Thuener and beloved mother of Harry and William Thuener, Mis. Hilda Armstrong, Mrs.

Klla Hruciula and Mrs. Mildred Jutzl, passed away Saturday, December 28, 1940, In her (Kith year, at her late resilience, 40.19 Railroad Riverside. Funeral from the VIII. 4k Stermer Sedamsvllle funeral home, 3035 Riverside drive, Tuesday at 2:30 p. m.

TIII.I.V Mary Agnes Tully (nee Hayden), beloved wife of Fred fully end devoted mother of Mrs. Albert W. Hchlpper, Frl-diy, December 27, HMO, Funeral from residence of her dnughter, 6i)7 Oak Newport. Tuesday, December 31. Requiem high mass Church of the Immaculate Con ception, 9 u.

m. VAIL William K. Vail, beloved husband of Cora Askew Vail, Friday, December 27, 1940, at resilience, 1531 Cedar College Hill. Funeral services at the College Hill Presbyterian Church, Monday, December 30, at 2 p. m.

Bernard J. Weynberg. beloved husband of Catherine Weynberg (nee Baumgartner), of 18 K. Twenty-fifth Covington, HnlurdHy, December 28, 1940. aged 65 yeHis.

F'uneral Tuesday. December 31 from the Llnne-mann funeral home, 25-27 K. Kleventh at 8:30 a. m. Requiem high mass at Ht.

Mary's Cathedral at 9 a. m. Inler-ment HI. Mary's Cemetery. Grafton W.

Heed No. 9, Hiiinlsh-Arneririin War Vcteiiins, will hold services at the funeral home Monday at 7:30 p. m. tVKKDMAN Andrew A. Werdm.m, beloved brother of George Wcrilman and Mrs.

11. Weslerman and Mrs. M. Hloebailtn, Hat-urdiiy, December 28, 1910; residence. 1117ft Grand nice Hill.

Funeral from the Grueter A Sous funeral home, lllff and (Jlenway Tuesday, December 31, at 8:30 a. Requiem high mass Our Lady of Grace Church al 9 a. rn. Members of Loyal order of Moose No. 2 kindly take uutlce.

WIFDKMKR Albert F. Wlederner, suddenly, Haturdny, December 28. 1940, aged 59 years, residence, 3738 Mutton ave. Remains st Harold B. Bnrrere funeral home, 3734 Kastcrn ave.

Due notice of funeral, WHARTON Elza Wharton, beloved husband of Hanih Wharton (nee Wiggins and beloved falher of Burlvn (Bill) Wharton, Friday, December 27, 1940, at the residence, 3512 Lincoln Covington, aged 73 years, Funeral Monday, December 30, from the above residence at 10:30 a. m. Interment Highland Cemetery. The Connley funeral directors are In charge of arrangements. ie World War Veteran.

Spanish-American War Veteran. Card ol Thanki Card Of Thanks. We wish to express our sincere thanks to all relatives, friends, snd neighbors for ths kindness snd sympathy shown in the loss of our dearly beloved husband and father, JOHN C. BRINKMAN. Especially do we wish to thank Rev.

Gerson Engelman, Dr. H. Pchultz. and Harry Rubel and staff for the efficient management of the funersl. The Bereaved Wife and Family.

Card Of Thanks. wish to express my sincere appreciation and gratitude to all frleods for their kindness shown me in the Inns and death of my dearly beloved mother, ANNIE CRAMER (nee Pitts). Especially do I wish to thank Rev. Carson for his consoling words and songs. Dr.

J. B. Casello for his untiring efforts, donors of the many beautiful floral offerings, and Nurre funeral directors, for the kind and efficient management of the funeral. The Bereaved Daughter. Card Of Thanks.

We wish to thank our friends nnd nehbo'-s for their kindness, helpluiness and sympathy during the Illness and death our dnughter, MARY ESTER SIMMKRMAN. Especially do we wish to thank Drs. El. D. Edelmaler snd John T.

Allon for their words of comfort, snd Vonderhaar and Stettcr for their fine service. Orln M. Slmmerman and Family. Card Of Thanks. We wish to express our sincere appre ciation and gratitude to all relatives, friends and neighbors for the kindness sho vn us In the loss and death of our dearly beloved husband and father, BERNARD H.

RECHTIN. The Bereaved Wife and F'amily. Card Of Thanks. wish to express my heartfelt thanks snd sincere soorclrftion to all relatives. fricn ls, and neighbors for the kindness snd sympathy extended in Uie loss of my dearly beloved father, 1 CHRISTOPHER KUETflLER.

TtM Bereaved Daughter, .12 .02 .04 ,01 .02 .04 MISSISSIPPI VALLEY. Paul Snow 32 Madison Fog 33 Pes Moines Snow 32 Mollne Clear 36 Springfield, 111 Clear 38 St. Louis Rain 38 Advance Clear 42 Memphis Clear 46 Little Rock Cloudy 47 PLAINS STATES. Bismarck Snow 32 Willlston Clear 18 Huron Snow 30 Rapid City Cloudy 33 Omaha Clear 39 North Platte Clear 38 Concordia Clear 43 Kansas City Clear 39 Rnrlngfield, Mo Clear 38 Wichita Cloudy 43 Dodge City Cloudy 43 Fort Smltri Cloudy 45 Oklahoma City 47 Amarillo Cloudy 45 Fort Worth Cloudy 50 Abilene Cloudy 48 Elg Spring Pt.Cldy 51 Fun Antonio Cloudy 70 Del Rio Pt.Cldy 75 ROCKY MOUNTAINS. Havre Cloudy 34 Butte Pt.Cldy 29 Miles City Cloudy 34 Sheridan Cloudy 27 Casper Cloudy 28 Cheyenne Cloudy 33 Denver Cloudy 37 Pueblo CInudy 39 yvlhuquerque Clear 47 Win-low Clear 49 El Paso Clear 60 PACIFIC SLOPE.

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12.0 0.5 Dam 12.. 15.0 0.3 Zanesville' 9.30.3 Dam 14.. 18.2 0.4. Ivanhoe 5.6 3.9 Dam 18. .15.3 02 Radford 0.90.6 Park'b'rg 12.0 0.2 Hlnton 2.3 0.3 Dam 22.

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15.2 0.2 Logan 2.6 Ports'uth 12.810.1 Wllllam'n 2.4; Dam 33.. 14. 6 0.3 Plkcville 0.3 Dam 35.. 14.50.5 Chllllc'he 2.1! CINCI'TI 13.70.2 Falmouth 2.00.3 Dam 38.. 14.8 0.4 Dayton 0-7 Dam 39..

14. 8 0.1 Lock 14.. 9.2j Louisville 17.30.8 Lock 10. I0.0 Dam 44.. 16.9 1.7 Lock 7.

10.2 0.3 Evansv'le 9.94.7 Lock 4... B.5i0.2 Dam 50.. 16.2 0.5 Lock 2... 8.211. 3' Dam 52..

14.8 0.2 Mt.Car'el 1.41 0.1 1 Cairo 16.4 0.1 Nashville 960.1 Keokuk 2.00.4 Chatt'oga 7.70.2 St. Louis. 1.4 Florence .10.0 0.1 Memphis 9 2 0 2 Johnson 5.1 0.2 A Service Of Value In Placing A Memoriam Notice Every year "In Memoriam" notices in The Sunday Enquirer become more popular. Many people consider them the ideal way of expressing proper icntiment for the departed friend or relative. The Enquier has available several hundred Memoriam verses on file in the office.

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The Ohio River In the Cincinnati dlstrlrt will rise today. The dams In the district have been lowered. W. C. Devereaux.

Arrival Today. The Chris Greene st 8 a. m. from Louis ville, Main Street Wharf. Then wul be no departures today..