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THE ENQUIRER, CINCINNATI, SUNDAY, MAY 17, 1936 TOWS SECTION 33 WEATHER CONDITIONS. GE ILLNESS FATAL To Store Executive. Memorial Notices For Memorial Day Following the usual custom, The Enquirer will devote a page of the May 30 issue to Memorial Notices. These notices have oecome a regular part of Memorial Day observance with many families. A group of several hundred appropriate sentiments is available at The, Enquirer office.

Those who wish, may select from this source at any time. Trained writers are also available to help in the preparation of such a notice. The Cincinnati Enquirer The following table shows the state of the weather at the places mentioned, as indicated by the Weather Bureau, at 8 o'clock last night, seventy-fifth meridian time: 2 3 Place of Place of ATL'NTIC STATES UPPER MISS. VAL. Montreal 46 48 0 M'apolie 84 92 Lacrosse 86 90 Da v' port 82 86 Chas.Cy.

82 92 Spfld.Ill. 78 84 St. Louis 58 82 Cairo 82 84 Memphis 82 84 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 ot uastport 40 42 SO 56 52 58 N'wYork 54 64 Phll'phla 54 66 W'h'gton 64 74 68 72 S'vannah 72 86 J'k'nv'le 74 82 76 80 MISSOURI VAL. Spfld.Mo 78 80 Kan. City 82 88 Conc'dia 82 88 Omaha 86 90 80 82 Moorhe'd 78 82 Wllllston 60 68 0 ot ot 0 0 GULP BTATES.

Atlanta, an SA A 78 86 0 Montg-ry 82 88 0 Vlcksb'g 68 76 04 N.Orl'ns 72 80 .08 Shr'vep't 78 88 .02 Ft. Smith 80 84 0 80 84 0 Q'lvesfn 74 78 S.Ant'nlo 80 86 0 C.Chrlstl 76 80 0 WESTERN STATES. Helena 52 56 0 Yel' stone 36 50 Sheridan 54 68 Lander 66 68 Cheyenne 70 76 Rap.Clty 66 74 N.Platte 80 84 ,08 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 ,02 0 0 0 0 0 0 OHIO VALLEY. Plttsb'gh. 70 74 0 S.L.Clty Modena G.Junc'n Pueblo 64 70 74 78 80 82 74 82 P'k'rsb'g 74 80 66 70 Clncln'tl 74 78 Ind'polls 76 80 Ev'nsv'le 82 84 Kn'xvllle 80 88 Nashville 82 86 DodgeCy.

86 90 OKia.cy. 70 84 Amarlllo Abilene Roswell SantaFe 84 88 84 88 88 86 74 78 LAKE REGION. Flagstaff 70 74 Phoenix 98 102 54 60 Cleveland 70 70 56 66 ParrySd. 42 54 S.S.M'rie 44 54 Gr'n Bay 80 84 Gr'dRap. 78 82 Ft.W'yne 74 78 Chicago.

80 84 74 74 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 PACIFIC STATES. L.Angl's 70 76 Fresm 86 88 SanFran. 68 76 W'mucca 68 70 Portland 62 62 Seattle 58 60 Tat. laid 58 64 0 0 0 0 01 Clear. tClondy, tPartly cloudy.

IRaln. fSnow. Trace. RIVER NOTES Colonel' K. G.

Powell, United States Division Engineer, yesterday Issued his weekly report on activities in engineer districts of the Ohio River division. CINCINNATI DISTRICT. Removal of earth and trees left by a bank slip above guide wall April 20, blocking entrance to lock, was completed May 8, restoring project depth to upper Removal of sunken barges above and below the beartmps at Dam 33, Ohio River, was completed May 13. A wrecked motorboat that was obstructing the lower end of the Chilo Reach channel below Dam No. 34 was removed.

1 Dredging of the channel of Little Scioto Bar, Ohio River, at Sciotoville Is In progress. H. E. Pogue Distillery Company, Mays-vllle, has applied for a permit to construct a pumpboat and lay a pipeline downstream from the house on the left bank, Ohio River, near the mouth of Little Beas-ley Creek, below Maysvllle, 409.55 miles below Pittsburgh. LOUISVILLE DISTRICT.

The temporary channel dredged around the bend at Pecklnpaugh Bar In the pool of Dam 45 has been completed. The dredge Taber ts now engaged in dredging the permanent channel. The dredge Genevieve having completed a cut at Walker Bar In the pool of Dam No. 51, has moved to Raleigh Bar In the pool of Dam No. 50.

The dlesel boat Gillette departed for the upper regions of the Green River with derrtckboat No. 182, one scow and 3 barges. Serious navigation obstructions will be removed on the way, but the principal activity will be clearing the channel in the upper regions of the Green and Barren Rivers between the mouth and Bowling Green. PITTSBURGH DISTRICT. Inspection of navigation lights on bridges crossing 'the Ohio River May 8 disclosed that the red light on the downstream end of the left channel pier of the west end bridge was out.

This defective light was reported under repair, A public hearing is to be held at McKees-port, May 20, on the Baltimore A Ohio Railroad's application to construct a bridge across the Youghiogheny River, 2.7 miles above its mouth. HUNTINGTON DISTRICT. The dredge Cincinnati continued in the lower approach to Locks 2, Marmet. Dredging In the lower approach to Locks No. 3, London, Kanawha River, has been completed.

The plant engaged In this work Is now removing snags and a few slips between London Lock and Lock No. 11. The flashing buoy at Knob Shoals, Kanawha River, was replaced May 12. The former buoy that had sunk was recovered. NASHVILLE DISTRICT, Three temporary buoys lost in the April flood have been replaced and two additional temporary buoys were placed along the sailing line opposite Brown's Island and approximately 15 miles above the General Joe Wheeler Dam.

A depth of five feet at low water Is afforded. An alternative channel along the left main shore, which affords a three-foot depth at low water, may be used at higher stages. Buoys have been placed as follows, all of which are red or nun buoys on left side of channel: Angle Dike, 288.3; Middle Angle Dike, 288.5; Lower Brown's Island, 290.6; Middle Brown Island's. 290.6; Middle Brown's Island Dike, 290.8. Numbers of aids are miles above mouth of river.

Navigators are warned to clear all buoys by at least 25 feet. THE RIVER. Stages of the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers and their tributaries at 8 a. and changes within the last 24 hours: 9 8 li fa I gg a 3 3n Jflcmoriam In loving Memory Of CLARA THRESS, who passed away May 20, 1934. Sadly Missed by Dad and Family.

3 Religiont, Social Event FIRST ANNUAL MAY FESTIVAL, Assumption Church, Mt. Healthy, Ohio, at Strieker's Grove, East Compton Sunday, May 21, 1936. Chicken Dinner, 60c; children, 25c. Served from 11:30 a. m.

to 6 p. m. Dancing afternoon and evening. Bingo prizes. Officer of the day, Judge Eimer F.

Hunslcker. Free bus service from North Bend rd. and Hamilton ave. every nour from 11:30 a. m.

MIKE OHMER, GENERAL CHAIRMAN. SPRING CARD PARTY Given by Roger Bacon High School A. Sunday, May 17, afternoon and evening, at the Roger Bacon High School, 4320 Vine St. Bernard. Donation 35c.

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M. RsTTfl Mill lOiXc Kls MRS. $lo FOR any information cencerning R. A. who arownea Sunday, 8 p.

foot Baymiller st. age 46 years: 5 feet 9 Inches, 145 pounds: blue overalls covering trousers; Hamilton watch, C. A O. bridge tickets. Notify Hatfield-Campbell Creel Coal foot Baymiller St.

Lost and Found H. BLACK BELGIAN SHEPHERD 3 yr. old; male- vicinity Indian Hill. Reward, vj. ljKj ton.

DOG Small, black female; white whiskers auun. tan rewara. uju 7177 r. DOG Brlndle bull; Friday; License No. 80S; nr.

uana ana jjuck creek. ME 0488, LOST "Laddie," large trl-colored Colllel near Milford. R. Hilton, on collar; Reward. AV 3013.

LOST White wire-haired terrier puppy, black oars. Child's pet; reward. AV 2076 W. LOST Sorority pin, on Fifth Friday, Roturn JoFontbonneReward. LOST Wire haired Terrier; maleT in Hyda Park; clipped.

License 699. EA 5601 W. LOST Coin purse, black; bet. 5th and Rac w'uoi" anu vine, newarq. wa 0644 R.

LOST Two rings, In May 15 i' reward. UN 2167 J. LOST In AvondaTe! child's glasses I glass missing. Reward. AV 8074 W.

LOST Pair of lady's gray shoes, Friday morn, on Winton rd. reward. KI 2393 W. liOhl on 4th fur collar, gray fox reward. MElrose 4945.

REWARD for Information leading to return of small male Boston, missing since May 10; black color with white markings; one white fore paw; ears trimmed; short tail. SPECTACLES in green case, on Vine, soutn of McMIHan; return to Dormitory, U. O. WRIST 'WAfcHATiYrsTGRUEN; REWARD. MO 1527 R.

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FUNERAL DIIiECTOHS Mortuary 1517 Frecitmn Ave. Fiinerul Home Central Parkway and (Hilton Hills f.une. Phone PA7ka4t87 4108. Established 1895. ID Carb of fctjanfei Card Of Thanks.

We wish to express our sincere thanks to all our relatives, friends, and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy shown us In the great loss of our dearly beloved ton and brother, B. HARRY ENGBERSEN. In particular do we thank the Rev. Fathers John Dillon, Carl Ryan, and George Grunkemeyer for their solemn high mass; especially do we thank Rev. John Dillon for his kind and consoling words.

We also thank the K. of C. Council, No. 373, Holy Name Society, Knlghte of America, St. Aloyslus Orphan Society, Fulton Mutual Aid, the many donors of spiritual bouquets, and floral offerings, and George H.

Rhode A Son, funeral directors for the careful and efficient manner in which they conducted the funeral. The Bereaved Family. Card Of Thanks. We desire to express our sincere and heartfelt thanks to our relatives, friends, and neighbors for the kindness and sympathy shown to us In the recent loss of our beloved husband and father, SAMUEL ARTHUR SARGEANT. Especially do we wish to thank Rev.

Hilmer Neumann for his words of consolation, Dr. Louis Feld and Dr. Emll Swep-ston, and the nurses of the Deaconess Hospital, also the doctors and nurses of the Smith Hospital, Lawrenceburg, all the donors of the many beautiful floral offerings, and the John J. Radel funeral directors of Glenway for their kind and efficient services. The Bereaved Wife and Children.

Card Of Thanks. I wish to take this opportunity to ex press to all my relatives, friends and neighbors my heartfelt thanks for the kindness and sympathy shown to me In the recent loss of my beloved son, HARLEY WILLIAM MITCHELL. In particular do I wish to thank the Rev. Father Huber of St. Augustine Church for his spiritual blessing, Dr.

Teveluwe and the staff at St. Mary's Hospital for their untiring efforts, all the donors of the many beautiful spiritual bouquets and floral anu me DUHHe anu ouiKmniui funeral directors for Iheir kind and efficient management of the funeral. The Bereaved Mother, Mrs. Mary Mitchell. Card Of Thanks.

We wish to express our 'Sincere thanks and appreciation to our relatives, friends, and neighbors for their many kind expressions of sympathy extended to us in the recent loss of our dearly beloved wife and mother, ROSE LUTZ (nee Bahr) In particular do we wish to thank Rev. Henry Huebschmann, for his words of consolation, Dr. Castle and the staff of the Christ Hospital, Carrie Dotzauer, organist, Eugene Ostenkamp, for his song service, all donors of the beautiful floral offerings, and the Charles A. Miller Sons funeral directors for their kind services. The Bereaved Husband and Family.

Card Of Thanks. We wish to express our deep appreciation to all our relatives, friends and neighbors for their sympathy shown us in the loss of our beloved mother and sister, NELLIE DILLON. In particular do we wish to thank Rev. Father George X. Schmidt, and the priests of St.

Lawrence Church, especially Father Von Kennell for his many visits, Dr. Paul DeCourcy for his services, our dear cousin, Mrs. Anna Jacobs, all donors of the many beautiful floral offerings and spiritual bouquets, and the J. 3, Sullivan and Company foi their kind and efficient services. The Bereaved Daughter and Sister.

Card Of Thanks. It is with sincere and heartfelt apprecia tion that I desire to express my thanks to my relatives, friends, and nelghbora, for the kindness shown to me at this sad time, the passing of my beloved husband. FRANK KNOBLOCH. Especially do I wish to thank the clergy of St. Francis Church, the donors of the many spiritual bouquets and floral tributes, members of the St.

Anthony Benevolent Society, and pallbearers, the Eagle Aerie No. 142 for their services, and Anthony Rledlinger, funeral director, for his efficient management of all services. The Bereaved Wife. Card Of Thanks. The family of the late LILLIE SEBALD-MALL wish to Bincerely thank all relatives, friends, and neighbors for the kindness and sympathy extended In their sad bereavement.

Especially wish to thank the donors of the many beautiful floral offerings, the staff of the General Hospital for their un tiring efforts, Rev. G. W. Grauer for his Impressive Rervlce, and tne uusse ana Borgmann Company, for the prompt and efficient manner in which the funeral was conducted. The Bereaved Family.

Card Of Thanks. We wish to express thanks to our relatives, friends, and neighbors, for the kindness shown us In the loss of our beloved blether, ROBERT W. MEYERS. We especially thank the Rev. Carl F.

O. Schmidt for his consoling words, and Judge Fred Hoffman for conducting the Scottish Rite services. We also thank the doctors and nurses of Ward General Hospital, all the donors of the many beautiful floral offerings, and the Busse and Borgmann Company, for their efficient management ot the funeral. The Bereaved Sisters and Brothers. Card Of Thanks.

We dcfllre to express our sincere thanks to our relatives, friuwls, and neighbors fur the kindness and sympathy shown to ua in the loss of our dearly beloved so ion. RICHARD J. ANTHONY, JR. Tn particular do we thank Rev. A.

M. Lutton, for his condoling worda, Dra. Rnhmidler. and and the nurses. Miss Suter and Miss Guidara, all for thoif services, the pallbearers, all donors of the beautiful floral offerings, and the Ollde-haus-Baiter funeral directors, for the Kind and efficient manner In which the funeral was conducted.

The Bereaved Famtly. Card Of Thanks, We wish to express our sincere thanks to our relatives, friends, and neighbors for the kindness and sympathy shown to ua in the loss of our dearly beloved mother and sister, CARRIE MESTEL, Especially do we wish to thank Rev. Father Ludger OUlegeering of St. John's Church, St. Elizabeth Married Ladles Society, the Association, the pallbearers, all donors of the spiritual and floral offerings, and the Nurre Bros, funeral directors for their kind and efficient management of the funeral.

The Bereaved Family. Card Of Thanks. We wish to express our sincere gratitude to all our rela.tlves, friends, and neighbors lor the kindness and sympathy shown to us In the recent loss of our beloved husband and father, JOHN AMENT. Especially do we wish to thank Rev. Cowe for his service and the boys of the fifth floor of the American Tool Works, the J.

Kadcl Company, funeral directors, for their kind and pfficlent management of the funeraj and also the donors of the many beautiful floral pieces. Josephine Ament, Wife; William and Andrew, Sons, and Daughter Allce: Card Of Thanks. We wish to express our sincere thanks to all our relatives, friends, and neighbors for their kindness during the illncHs and at the death of our beloved aunt, SALLIE R1EDINGER. We especially wish to thank the Rev. Hugo Elsenlohr for his words of consolation, Dr.

Amos Stueve, all donors of the beautiful floral offerings and the B. A H. Meyer funeral directors, for the efficient manner In which the funeral was conducted. Edw. Rledinger and Wife.

Card Of Thanks. We wish to express our heartfelt thanks to all our relatives, friends, and neighbors for the kindness extended to us in the recent loss of our beloved wife and mother, LOUISE DRYER, In particular do we wish to thank Rev, Harvester, of the Sixth Presbyterian Church, for his words of consolation, all the donors of the beautiful floral tributes, and the George H. Rohtle A Son funeral director for their kind services. The Bereaved Family. 3 In fttcmormm In Loving Memory Of my dearly beloved husband, HERBERT I.

FULDNER, who passed away May 19, 1934. Treasured Ihoughta of one so dear, Often brings a silent tear, Thoughts return to scenes long past, Time rolls on but memories last. Two sad years have gone, but not forgotten Nor will you ever be. Sadly Missed by Wife and Son. In Loving Memory of DAVID F.

BUCHANAN, who died May 21, 1934, Tampa, Fla. Oone but not forgotten. Sadly Missed by His Beloved Wife, Mother, and Brother, jtUmoriflm In Loving Memory Of my dear wife, ANNA SCHMIEG, who passed away May 17, 1927. There's a voice that we're longing to hear, There's a smile we'll remember forever, Though we try to forget every tear, There's a sad but sweet remembrance, There's a memory fond and true, There's a token of affection, dear, And heartache still for you. 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.

Sadly Missed by Husband and Lizzie Bramkamp. In Loving Memory Of our dearly beloved wife and mother, KATHERINE RENNER, who passed, away May 22, 1935. One year has passed since that sad day, The one we loved was called away; God knew that you were suffering, And the hills were hard to climb, So He closed your weary eyelids. And whispered, "Peace be thine." Your smiling ways and pleasant face, Are a pleasure to recall; You had a kindly word for each, And died beloved by all. Sadly Missed by Her Husband, Children and Grandchildren.

In Loving Memory Of MRS. EMMA HOFFMAN (nee Rauscher), who passed away May 19, 1934. The times may change from year to year, And friends from day to day, But never will the one we love From our memory pass away. We think of her as just asleep, All free from grief and pain, And know the happy day will com When we shall meet again. Sadly Missed by Husband, Brother, Sisters, and Ella.

In Loving Memory Of our dearly beloved son, brother, and dear uncle, HERBERT FULDNER, who passed away May 19, 1931, aged 33. Why did he go when life seemed fair, And no dark clouds were near To dim the brightness of our lives, Or start the bitter tear. We thought not at the close of day, When night veiled earth and sky-That one so full of life and hope, Would breathe the last good-bye. Sadly Missed by The Family. In Loving Memory Of our beloved daughter and sister, STELLA G.

SHARP. who passed away May 18, 1929. We shall meet in that land where spring Is eternal; Where darkness ne'er cometh or sorrow or pain. We shall meet in the land ever vernal, And our parting, dear Stella, be never again. Sadly Missed by Her Loving Father, Sister, and Brother.

In Loving Memory Of our beloved husband and father, LOUIS F. ERHART, who passed away May 17, 1935. A wonderful hushand, friend, and aid, One who was better, God never made. A wonderful father, honest and true, One In a million, that dad was you. Years of sacrifice, little of play, Beautiful memories you have left behind.

Sadly Missed by Wife and Daughters. In Loving Memory Of our beloved father, GEORGE MEYER. Who passed away May 14, 1933. The rolling stream oi life rolls on, But still the vacant chair. Recalls the love, the voice, the smile, Of one who once sat there.

Sadly Mlfcsed by Daughter Etta, and Son George. In Loving Memory Of our beloved husband and father, RAYMOND M. COSTELLO, who passed away May s22, 1933. Three years have passed since that sad day The one we loved was ca.lled away, God took him home, it was His will, But In our hearts he llveth still. Sadly Missed by Wife, Laura, and Children, Edward and Jack.

In Loving Memory Of my beloved husband, JOSEPH H. KITTEL. who passed away May 17, 1934, Nothing but memories as we journey on, Longing for a smile from a loved one gone; None know the depths of our deep regret, For we remember, when others forget. Badly Missed by His Wife and Daughter. In Loving Memory Of my beloved son, EDWARD KLINKHOFF, who paased away May 16, 1934 Age 23.

Those around me think me happy. For so well I play the part, No one knows how much I miss Edward, Or the deep grief that fills my heart. Sadly Missed by His Mother. In Loving Memory Ot our beloved husband and father, HENRY LORENZ who passed away May 18, 1938. Nothing can ever take away.

The love a heart holds dear. Fond memories linger every day, Remembrance keeps him near. Sadly Missed by Wife and Children. In Loving Memory Of our teloved mother, CLARA EHRNSCHWENDER, who passed away May IS, 1935. Dear mother, you are not forgotten, Though on eailh you are no more, Still In memory you are with us Ai you aiways were before.

8adly Missed by Her Family. In Loving Memory Ot my beloved husband, VERN EARLY, who passed away May 17, 1935. Just a thought of sweet remembrance, Just a memory sad and true, Just the love snd sweet devotion, Of one who thinks of you. Sadly Missed by His Wife. In Loving Memory Of our beloved grandmother, BARBARA BRITTING, who passed away May 16, 1932.

There is a link death cannot Love and remembrance last forever. Sadly Missed by Grandchildren. In Loving Memory Of our beloved husband and father, ADOLPH ES8LINGER, who passed away May 18, 1931. Gone but not forgotten. Sadly Missed by His Loving Wife, Children and Grandchildren.

In Loving Memory Of our husband and father, JOHN F. EBNER, who passed away May 21, 1931. Gone but not forgotten. Sadly Missed by Wife and Family. In Loving Memory Of our beloved mother, CATHERINE MONAHAN.

who passed away May 19, 1932. Gone but not forgotten. Badly Missed by Her Children. In Loving Memory Of our dear mother. ELIZABETH BERGER, who passed away May 20, 1925.

Gone but. not forgotten. Her Children and Grandchildren. In Loving Memory Of JACOB BECK, who passed away May 22, 1934. From the Children.

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3 JDtatf) iiotites ALLEN Ida May Allen (nee Merrill), widow of Harry L. Allen and beloved mother of Mrs. Gladys Stratman, Milford and Wilbur Allen, Thursday, May 14, 1936; residence 1543 Elkton pi. Funeral services at Chas. A.

Miller Sons' funeral home, Hamilton ave. at Knowlton Northslde, Monday, May IS, at 2 p. m. ALFDJ5NBKRG Emma Aufdenberg (nee Busch, beloved wife of David Aufdenberg, Friday, May 15, 1936, aged 64 years. Funeral services Monday, May 18, at the Rledllnger funeral home, 19 Green at 2 p.

m. AVEY Naomi Avey (nee Hlldebrandt), beloved wife of Dr. Albert E. Avey, Columbus, Ohio, Saturday, May 16, 1936. Services at Columbus, Ohio.

Interment Westchester, Ohio, 11 a. m. Tuesday. BEAGLE John Beagle, beloved brother of Louis Beagle, at his home near Glen Este, Ohio, Saturday, May 16, 1936. Funeral services at the Moore funeral home, Batavla, Ohio, Monday, May 18, at 10 a.

m. Interment at Olive Branch, Ohio. BIRK John L. Birk, beloved husband of Emma F. Birk (nee Schmitt) and dearly beloved father of Jack, Rosemary and Mignon, at residence, 1340 Myrtle East Walnut Hills.

Funeral from the Gllllgan funeral home, Woodburn at Lincoln, Monday, May 18, 1936. Requiem high mass at St. Francis de Sales Church at 9 a. m. OFFICERS RENAMED BY BUSINESS GROUP For the second time since its organization more than 30 years ago, the Hyde Park Business Club reelected a President last night.

For the first time the club reelected all other officers. The President is Jack Glenn Williams, attorney. Other officers are First Vice President, J. Stanley Raffety; Second Vice President, Edward C. Strietelmeier, and Secretary and Treasurer, Frank A.

MacNelll. Directors elected were Starner Pugh, Fred Tower, Albert D. Cas-tellini, Gordon Williams, William Averill, and Ged Brown. The officers were installed by Clarence Denning, a Past President of the organization. METHODISTS ELECT OHIOAN I To Succeed Dr.

Clarence True I Wilson On Temperance Board. Columbus, Ohio, May 16 (AP) Dr. Ernest H. Cherrington, Columbus, Director of Publications for the National Anti-Saloon League, became Executive Secretary of the Methodist Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals tonight. Delegates to the general conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church elected him to succeed Dr.

Clarence True Wilson, Washington, founder of the board and its Executive Secretary for 26 years. Dr. Wilson had asked permission to retire. It was the first time that the conference, which favored Dr. Cherrington with 306 votes, had elected the board's secretary.

The board previously had filled this position. NO. CONTEST IN GEORGIA. RooseveltWins 24 By Default $10,000 Fee Returned. Atlanta, May 16 (AP) President Roosevelt won Georgia's 24 votes to the Democratic National Convention by default today.

No opponent registered before the deadline to contest his entry in the state presidential preference primary. One. minute after the list closed at midday, Democratic Committee Chairman Hugh Howell posted a registered letter to Mr. Roosevelt. It contained a check for his $10,000 entry fee.

The State Committee directed that the fee be returned if only one candidate qualified. The primary previously set for June 3 was automatically called off. Mr. Roosevelt will name the delegates to Philadelphia in June. Club to Hear Engineer Lieutenant Colonel Charles L.

Hall, United States District Engineer, will address the Portsmouth (Ohio) Rotary Club tomorrow noon. In the afternoon, he will inspect dredging operations in the Ohio River near Sciotoville, a suburb of Portsmouth. MILFORD. Services for Mrs. Blanch E.

Lloyd, wife of 'John W. Lloyd, an employee of tno Railway Express Company at Chattanooga, will be held at the residence of Anna Lloyd, Terrace Park, today, Mrs. Lloyd, who formerly resided at Milford, suffered a heat attack Tuesday In Chattanooga. She Is survived by her husband and one daughter, Mrs. Virginia Welch, East Orange, N.

J. Edgar Sanford, Vice President ot the Westr i orn Life Insurance Company, Cincinnati, Is a nephew. Burlel will be in Green Lawn cemetery, Minora. More than 500 members of the Knights of Pythias of Brown, Clinton, Clermont, and Hamilton Counties will meet at the Milford School auditorium, Friday, June 12, in hcx-nor of 15 veteran members of Laurel Lodge, Mlltord, who will receive twenty-five-year medals from Governor Martin L. Davey.

A parade headed by the U. G. and X. Band will be la charge of Kay carter. Abraham Feld Founder Of Furniture Company Services To Be Conducted Tomorrow.

ABRAHAM FELD. Abraham Feld, President of the Feld Furniture Company, which he founded almost 20 years ago, died arly yesterday at Jewish Hospital. He was 66 years old. In addition to his office in the Feld Furniture Company, Mr. Feld was a director of the Sherbrook Distributing Company.

He was active in the Loyal Order of Moose and the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. More than 20 years ago he served as the first national Supreme Vice Commander of the Knights of Joseph. He was an officer of Lexington Avenue Temple. Surviving him are his widow, Mrs. Katie Feld, and two daughters, Misses Natalie and Eleanor Feld.

Isaac Feld, Treasurer of Cincinnati Lodge of Moose and a member of the Supreme Council of the Order, is a nephew. The body will be at the residence, 1262 Westminster Drive, until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. Services will be held tomorrow afternoon. JOHN I. BIRK.

Services Tomorrow For Member Of Salvage Corps. Requiem high mass will be sung tomorrow morning at St. Francis de Sales Church for John L. Birk, 1340 Myrtle Avenue, Walnut Hills, a member of the Salvage Corps. Burial will be in St.

Mary Cemetery, St. Bernard, Mr. Birk died Friday at. Good Samaritan Hospital. He had been ill since January 1.

Before he joined the Salvage Corps five years ago, Mr. Birk had been in the garage business for more than 10 years. He leaves his widow, Mrs. Emma Schmitt Birk; a son, John L. Birk, two daughters, Rosemary and Mignon Birk; his father, Charles Birk, retired Cincinnati fire marshal; two sisters, Mrs.

Wesley Hall and Miss Nettie Birk, all of Cincinnati, and a brother, Charles Birk, Omaha, Neb. SIMON WALTER. Baker, Retired 26 Years Ago, Came From Switzerland. Services for Simon Walter, retired baker, who died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Joseph Benz, 117 Lyon Avenue, Friday, will be held tomorrow morning.

Mr. Walter was 73 years old. A native of Switzerland, Mr. Walter was a baker for 25 years until his retirement 26 years ago. He lived at the home of Mrs.

Benz after his retirement. Two other daughters, Mrs. Arthur Benz and Mrs. Edward Fiel-man, and three sons, Charles, Samuel, and John Walter also survive him. FEED J.

ALTHAUSER. Fred J. Althauser, President of the Stage Employees' Union, Local No. 5, who died Wednesday at his home, 2081 Baltimore Avenue, North after a two-years' illness, was buried yesterday at Baltimore Cemetery, North Fairmount. He was 70 years old.

His widow, Mrs. Anna Althauser, survives him. Mr. Althauser was a member of High Noon Lodge of Masons, Oola Kahn Grotto, and the Theater Managers' Association, Lodge No. 33.

MARRIAGE LICENSES. George Becker, 23 years old, Mount Healthy, Ohio, inspector, and Mary Hallof, 23. 1211 East Court Street. John S. Rusnock, 27, Chicago, holler maker, and Julia Skaggs, 32, 2484 Harvey Avenue.

Sidney E. Goltra, 43, Phelps Apartments, merchant, and Ann Hinckley Closterman, 29, Salem Pike. Joseph H. Rasche, 26, 5544 Boal Street, glazer, and Edna May J. Struewing, 27, 3421 Bevis Avenue.

Eugene Jaeger, 37, Palace Hotel, manager, and Vivian Smeal, 23, 1202 Main Street. William Doran, 22, 324 Lock Street, rigger, and Berr.adette Haase, 23, 26 Central Avenue. Clarence E. Acu, 33, Lockland Ohio, supervisor, and Savllla Penqulte, 28, 409 Summit Road, clerk. Jeremiah Blakely, 23, 581 West Sixth Street, laborer, and Josephine Blair, 21, 1429 Baymiller Street.

Sam Whitehead, 23, 418 Clinton Street, clerk, and Wlnfred Burdette, 21, 418 Clinton Street. Charles Myers, 35, 918 West Eighth Street, truck driver, and Mabel 33, 2467 Calvin Street. Clarence P. Hoddap, 36, 1051 Lockman Avenue, machinist, and Georgette O'Brien, Good Samaritan Hospital, nurse. Edward Albert, 35, 1103 Hopkins Street porter, and Abbie Browder 32 1130, Foraker Avenue.

Joseph Welage, 32, 818 Oliver Street, furniture worker, and Rdr.a Mary Gallagher, 31, 2861 Fischer Avenue, stenographer. Harry J. Miller, 32, 4919 Vine Street, laborer, and Nellie Katekln, 32, 4919 Vine Street. Raymond Eiler, 24, 1680 Fhllomena Avenue, expressman, and Dorothy McHaffle, 23, 4241 Fergus Street. Jesse Sellers, 39, 634 West Sixth Street, laborer, and Bernlce 30, 634 West Sixth Street.

James H. Quatekemeyer, 5045 Wesley Avenue, salesman, and Melba Frani, 25, 2326 Highland Avenue. Ernest Keethler, 25, Morrow, Ohio, carpenter, and Bernlce Fink, 30, 3150 Auten Avenue Provlrce M. Winkler 23, 6734 Doerger Lane, electrician, and Lorraine M. Mayne, 23, 1239 Delta Avenue, teacher.

John Henry Emanuel, 34, 405 Wade Street, laborer, and Annie Lee Stevens, 30, 647 West Sixth Street. 3 Scat!) Notice a. NEWTON-DIMLER Minnie Newton-Dlm-ler (nee Benner), beloved mother of Edwin, Raymond and Helen DImler, at her residence, 407 Tenth Dayton, Ky. Funeral Monday, May 18, 1936, from the residence at 10 a. m.

Interment Ebeneaer Church Cemetery, Aurora, Indiana. OLGES Harry B. Olges, Thursday, May 14, 1936, at St. Elizabeth Hospital. Funeral Monday, May 18, from John N.

Mlddendorf Sons' funeral home, 917 Main at 7:30 a. m. Requiem nigh mass at Mother of God Church at 8 a. m. Interment Mother of God Cemetery.

SCHLtTETER Bernard A. Schleuier, beloved husband of Eleanor T. Schlueter (nee Campbell) and father of Frank. Raymond, Clarence, Dr. Elmer Schlueter and Mrs.

Irene Peterman, Thursday, May 14, 1936. Funeral Monday, May 18, from residence, 5020 Reading at 8:30 a. m. Solemn requiem high mass, St. Agnes Church, 9 a.

m. SiHOLZ Josef Scholi, at the residence. Licking pike, Alexandria, Saturday, May 16, 1936. Funeral from the Mueh-lenkamp, Costlgan ft Roll funeral home, 835 York Newport, Tuesday. at 8:30 a.

m. Requiem high mass at corpus nrisii unurcn at a. m. SEEMAN Carrie G. Seeman, widow of George Seeman, Friday, May 15, 1936, In her 91st year.

Servicee at the convenience of the family. STOLLE Dlna Stolle (nee Seither), beloved widow of Michael Stolle, at her residence, 905 Clayton court, South Bellevue, aged 70 yeais. Due notice of funeral. In charge of Vonderhaar Stetter. STEINHA USER John Stelnhauser, beloved brother of Mrs.

Katherlne Weber and Henry Stelnhauser. Saturday, May 16, 1936, aged 79 years, at his residence, 927 Saratoga st, Newport. Ky. Due notice of funeral. VEERKAMP Josephine Veerkamp, Fridav, May 15, 1936, at her residence, 1524 Harrison ave.

Funeral from Rebold's funeral home, Harrison and Westwood Monday, May 18, at 8 a. m. Requiem high mass at St. Bonaventura Church, 8:30 a. m.

WARBURG Phllomena (Minnie) Warburg (nee Ahaus), beloved wife of the late Bernard Warburg and dear mother of Mrs. Mae Summe, Mrs. Gertrude Alston, Mrs. Katherlne Pfankuch and Frank Warburg, Wednesday, May 13, 1936, at the home of her daughter. Mrs.

Mae Summe, 7941 Elizabeth Mt. Healthy, in her 79th year. Funeral from above residence Monday, May 18, at 8:30 a. m. Solemn requiem high mass at the Church of the Assumption at 9 a.

m. Friends Invited. Members of Daughters of Isabella Mt. Healthy No. 334 services Sunday afternoon at 3 p.

m. Members of Married Ladies' Sodality of Assumption Church services Sunday at 8 p. m. Members of St. Clara's Auxiliary No.

98 and St Elizabeth Society please take notice. WALTER Simon Walter, beloved husband of the late Margaretha Walter (nee Wenzel), Friday, May 15, 1936, at 1 p. at residence; 117 Lyon aged 73 years. Funeral from the Busse ft Borgmann Co. Parkway funeral home, Central Parkway and Clifton Hills lane, Monday, May is, at 2 p.

m. WEBB Agnes Webb, beloved wife of Joseph Webb, Saturday, May 16, 1936, at 2:45 p. m. Remains at Busse A Borgmann Parkway funeral home, Central Parkway and Clifton Hills lane. Due notice of funeral.

WF.1SIS Charlotte Weise (nee Hummel), In her 77th year; mother of Mrs. Edna Verllng, Robert H. Weise, Richard W. Welse, Walter E. Weise, Adolph Weise and Herbert R.

Weise. Funeral from Charles funeral home, 1806 Vine Tuesday, May 19, 1936, at 10 a. m. VEAKI.E John B. Yeakle, beloved husband, of Margaret Fischer Yeakle and beloved father of Estell Yeakle, passed away Thursday, May 14, 1038, in his 70th year.

Funeral from his late residence, 3804 Liston Riverside, Monday, May 18, at 1:30 p. m. Interment Darrtown, Ohio, Cemetery at 3 p. m. Hamilton papers please copy.

YOUNG Cora A. Young, of the Alexandra Apartments, sister of the late Elizabeth Young, Friday, May 15, 11)38. Services at W. D. Jacocks's funeral home, Gilbert ave.

at Locust, Monday, May 18, at 2 m. Card of pank tCard Of Thanks. We desire to express our sincere and heartfelt thanis to our relatives, frlendH, and neighbors, for the kindness and sym-palhy shjwn us in the low of our dearly beloved son and brother, RICHARD DUNCAN. Especially do we wish to thank the Rev. Father Deasy and Rev.

Father Kuntz of St. Cecilia Parish, Mr. William Drexelius for his song, all donors of the beautiful floral and spiritual bouquets, and George H. Lhode and Sons for fhclr kind and efficient management of the funeral. The Bereaved Mother and Family.

Card Of Thanks. 1 wish to express my sincere thanks to my frler.ds, relatives, and neighbors for the kindness shown to me In the passing of my beloved wife, LORETTA 8TOECKEL. Especially do I wish to thank the Rev. Father Bernlng of St. Plus Church, Dr.

Giles I'eCourcy for his services, all the donors of the beautiful floral and spiritual offerings, and the Busse and Borgmann funeral directors, for their kind and efficient services. The Bereaved Husband, Charles Stoeckel and Son, Lester Harting. Card Of Thanks. We desire to thank our many friends, neighbors, and relatives for the kindness and sympathy rhown us during the loss of our dearly beloved husband and father, CHARLES F. DICK.

We especially wish to thank the donors of the many floral bouquets, Dr. T. J. Ball for his untiring efforts, Rev. Emll E.

Baum for hli consoling words and sermon, and Mr. Herry J. Radel, of the John J. Radel Company for his efficiency In all funeral arrangements. Bereaved Wife and Family.

Card Of Thanks. We desire to thank all our relatives, friends, and neighbors for the kindness shown to us in the loss of our beloved son and brother, GEORGE H. HAOLAGE. Especially do we wish to thank the Rev. Father Carl Merkle, all the donors of the many beautiful floral and spiritual offerings, A.

C. Dobbllng A Bon for their kind and efficient service. The Bereaved Family. Card Of Thanks. We desire to express our sincere thanks to all our relatives, friends and neighbors for the kindness and sympathy shown us In the loss of our dearly beloved daughter, NANCY ANN STANFORTH.

Epecially do we wish to thank Rev. Gillespie for his words of consolation, all donors of the beautiful floral offerings, and the Thomas funeral directors of Madlson-vllle for their kind and efficient services. The Bereaved Family, Card Of Thanks. My heartfelt thanks for the kind exnres-slon of your deep sympathy, Dr. Cloyce Wilson.

Rev. R. R. Slllbrandt, Stuge Employees Union, Local No. High Noon Lodge No.

"35, Onhl.ikhan Grotto, T. A. Lodge No. 33, picture houses of Cincinnati, Feter Rebold A Sops. Mrs.

Anna Althauser. Btatt) iJotictS a. BECKETT Elizabeth Beckett, beloved mother of Mrs. Mary Wlllet and Lulu Beckett. Funeral Tuesday, May 19, 1936, from Charles E.

Meyer's funeral home, 1806 Vlr.e at 1:30 p. m. BITHHF.1T Max Buchhett, husband of the late Magdalena Buchhelt (nee Kelsh), Friday, May 15, 1936. Funeral from the Busse Borgmann Co. mortuary, 1517 Freeman Monday, May 18, at 8 a.

m. Requiem high mass at St. George Church at 8:30 a. m. BUELTERMAN Henry J.

Buelterman, beloved husband of the late Louise Bueller-man (nee Rodecker) and devoted father of Harry, Berne, George, Blair Buelter-man, Luella Reinhart, Clara Miller, Hilda Cutter, Marie Campbell, Mildred Grot-haus, Caroline Lewln and Audrey Lewis, Saturday, May 16, 1936, In his 70th year, at his residence, 2791 Riverside dr. Funeral from the Rebold funeral home, Harrison and Westwood Tuesday, May 19, at 6:30 a. m. Requiem high mass, St, Leo's Church, at Ii.e BlIRCK Herman Burck, beloved husband of Fannie Burck, Saturday, May 16, 1936, at residence, 115 Walnut South-gate, Ky. Services at Fred A.

Erschell A Son's funeral home, 227 E. Sixth Newport, Tuesday, May 19, at 2 p. m. BURNETT Frank E. Burnett, beloved husband of Millie Burnett (nee Pugh), and father of Frank and Virginia Burnett, Friday, May 15, 1936, at residence, 5848 Montgomery rd.

Funeral from Tredway's funeral home, 2131 Cameron Norwood, Monday, May 18, at 3 p. m. CHUDOBA Roderlch D. Chudoba, bSloved son of Ferdinand and the late Laura Chudoba, and nephew of Kittle Krug, Thursday, May 14, 1936. Funeral from residence, 4817 Wesley Norwood, Ohio, Monday, May 18, at 2 p.

DORDALLER Mary E. Dordaller (nee Meyers), widow of Peter Dordaller, Saturday, May 16, 1936, at residence, 2827 Colerain aged 88 years. Remains at the Busse A Borgmann Parkway funeral home. Due notice of funeral. ECHTERMANN Mary Echtermann (nee Wlehe), beloved wife of the late Henry Echtermann and beloved mother of Alma Echtermann and Mrs.

Mary Schlanser of San Francisco, passed away Thursday, May 14, 1936, at Washington, D. c. Due notice of funeral. ESHF.RGER Stella Esberger, wife of Edwin J. Esberger (nee Lay), at her residence, 667 Elm Covington, Saturday, May 16, 1934, aged 24 years.

Due notice ol funeral. FELD Abraham Feld, beloved huBband of Katie Feld and father of Eleanor and Natalie Feld. Remains at his residence, 1262 Westminster Avondale Heights. Services at the Weil funeral home. 3901 Reading Monday, May 18, 1936, at 2:30 p.

m. GETTLER Minnie Gettler, widow of John Gettler, passed away Saturday, May 18, 1936, at her residence, 104 W. St. Clair St. Due notice of funeral.

GREEN WOLD Joseph Greenwold, beloved husband of Nellie Greenwold, father of Henry and brother of Max and Harry Greenwold, Clara Mesh and Mrs. J. W. Boiarsky, at Los Angeles, Calif. Services at Weil's funeral home, 3901 Reading Wednesday, May 20, at 2 p.

m. GINNING Richard Gunning, beloved husband of Helen Gunning (nee Fred-rlcks), Friday, May 15, 1936, at residence, 507 Third Dayton, aged 42 years. Funeral Monday, May 18, from the John J. Radel Co. funeral home, 822 York Newport, at 8:30 a.

m. Requiem high mass at St. Bernard Church, Dayton, at 9 a. m. HALL Harry A.

Hall, beloved husband of Lula Hall (nee Downs), Tobasco, Ohio, May 16, 1936. Funeral services at Baptist Church, Withamsville, Ohio, Tuesday, May 19, at 2:30 p. m. Remains will be at the late residence from Monday at 2 p. m.

until time of services. HAUB Conrad Haub, beloved husband of Elizabeth Haub (nee Heuser), Thursday, May 14, 1936, at 11:30 p. aged 81 years, at residence, 1605 Dana ave. Funeral Monday, May 18, at 2 p. from the Wrassmnnn Barfknecht funeral home, 1421-23 Main st.

HENDERSON James Henderson, beloved son of Charles and Elizabeth Henderson (nee Clift). Funeral from the parents' residence, 4365 Eastern Monday, May 18, 1936. Blessing at St. Stephen's Church at 9 a. m.

HF.NKLE Cora A. Henkle (nee Frances), beloved wife of John R. Henkle, at her residence, 18 W. Vernon lane, Ft. Thomas, aged 30 years.

Services at Vonderhaar Stetter's funeral home, Third and Overton Newport, Monday, May 18, 1936, at 3 p. m. HIGGIN8 Elizabeth Hlgglns, beloved sis-ter of Mrs. Mary A. Curran and Frank J.

Higgins, at her residence, 2371 Kemper lane, Thursday, May 14, 1936. Funeral from the J. J. Sullivan Co. funeral home, Bell pi.

and McMillan et. Monday, May 18. Solemn requiem high mass, Church of the Assumption, at 9 a. m. IIOFI'HAUS Catherine Hoffhaus (nee Wesselan), beloved wife of the late Anthony Hoffhaus, at her home, 200 W.

Sixth Covington, Thursday, May 14, 1936. Funeral Monday, May 18. irom the Hugenberg GUntimeyer funeral home, 42 W. Sixth at 8:30 a. m.

Requiem high mass at Mother of God Church at 9 a. m. Interment Mother of God Cemetery. HOGG David Hogg, beloved husband of the late Agnes Hogg (nee Wilson), at the residence of his son, David Hogg, Riverside Newport, aged 67 Funeral Monday, May 18, 1936, at 2 m. IIOGAN Kathryn Frances Hogan, aged 18 years, beloved daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Hogan (nee France), at her residence, D12 Fairfield Bellevue, Ky. Funeral Monday, May 18, 1936, from the Dobbllng funeral home, Bellevue. Requiem high mass, St. Ar.thony Church, 9 a.

Interment St. Stephen's Cemetery. KENNEDY David J. Kennedy, beloved husband of Lillian Kennedy (nee Martin), at his residence, 311 Van Voast Bellevue, aged 33 years. Funeral from Vonderhaar A Stetter's funeral home, Third and Overton, Newport.

Monday. May 18, 1936, at 2 p. m. Services at First Christian Church, Bellevue, at 2:30 p. m.

LIEBHART Charles W. Llebhart, son of the late Dr. and Mrs. Henry Llebhart, D. of 1013 Scott Covington, at the Christ Hospital, Monday, May 11, 1936.

Funeral Monday, May 18, from John N. Mlddendorf Sons' funeral home, 917 Main at 2 p. followed by cremation. Ll'TMERDINO Josephine Lutmerdlng (nee Kolde), beloved wife of Ferd Lutmerdlng and beloved mother ot Angela Sanders, Gertrude Weber, Medard Lutmerrtinc, Friday, May 15, 19.16, at 6:45 a. at 808 Academy ave.

Funeral from the John J. Radel Price Hill funeral home, Glenway and Dewey Monday, May 18, at 8:30 a. m. Requiem high mass, St. Lawrence Church, 9 a.

m. St. Cecilia Ladles' Society meet at 7:30 p. and St. Louise Auxiliary No.

187 meet at 7:45 p. m. at funeral home Sunday; also members of Third Order of St. Francis. MANGOLD Mary Agnes Mangold (nee Themann), beloved wife of Mathew Mangold, passed away Saturday, May 16, 1936.

Funeral from residence, 543 Pur-cell Tuesday, May 19. Requiem high mass at Holy Family Church at 8:30 a. m. MEVKR George H. Meyer, son of the late Bernard and Elizabeth Meyer (nee Hoel-scher), Friday, May 15.

1036, at the residence, 1124 Main Covington, aged 33 years. Funeral Tuesday, Stay 19, from John N. Mlddendorf Sons' funeral home. 917 Main at 8:30 a. m.

Requiem hish mass at St. Aloyslus Church at 9 a. m. Interment St. John's Cemetery, S3 8 a STATIONS STATIONS 3lncin'tl Dam 6.

Dam 10. Dam 12. Dam 14. Dam 16. Pnrk'llre- 113.710.3 11.710.2 14.31 0.1 10.01 0.3 10.41 0.2 10.010.1 10.3 0.1 110.9 0.2 Vlcksb'rg 120.311.1 9.210.8 franklin 4.310.1 lock 7...

11.30.2 Sanes'lle 8.6 0.1 ivanhoe 1.4 0.0 Radford 0.8 0.1 Hlnton 2.80.1 Kan.Falls 2.9 0.2 jsn.Dam 9.30.1 ock 6. 8.5 0.1 Logan 2.3 0.0 VlPm'on 3.110.4 Pikeville 1.510.1 Falmouth 2.2 0.0 Dayton 1.4 0.0 Lock 14.. I 9.2 0.0 Lock 10. 10.0 0.0 Lock 7... 11.1 0.0 Lock 4...

8.70.1 Lock 2... 7.50.2 Mt.Car'l 6.30.6 Nash'llle 9.2 0.2 3hatt'ga 8.91 1.0 Florence 2.50.1 Fohne'lle 4.610.2 K.CIty 5.010.7 Lit. Rock I 5.010.5 .110.5 .110.0 I 7.2 .111.4 .113.01 0.4 1.4 0.3 nam 92. Dam 24. Pt.Plea't Dam 28.

Dam 29. Ports'uth Dam 33 Dam 35. Dam 38. Dam 39. Dam 44.

Evans'lle Dam 62. CJalro Keokuk 3t. Louis Memphis Helena 0.4 0.6 0.1 13.0 11.6 11.2 12.8 11.5 13.3 11.6 10.3 9.51 18.3 7.8 13.7 14.8 10.4 0.1 0.4 0.0 0.2 0.8 0.4 12.7 1.7 0.0 0.9 0.7 20.71 0.9 Kiver Forecast. Cincinnati, May 18 The Ohio River, from the Kanawha to the mouth of the Kentucky, at Carrollton, Ky. will be In pool Sunday.

River, 13.7 feet, pool. W. C. Devereaux. Arrivals Today.

Tom Greene, from Louisville, I a. Main Street Wharf. Departures Today. Froman M. Coots, for Louisville, noon, Sycamore Street Wharf; Tom Greene, for Lcuisvlfie, noon, Main Street Wharf.

FIRE LOSS IS 25,000. Portsmouth, Ohio, May 16 (AP) An early morning fire wrecked the garage of the Reinhardt Trans fer Company and three residences causing damage estimated by firemen at $25,000 today..