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CHICAGO DAHiYi TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, JANUARY 5. 1939. 10 DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE: You'll Hide in a Ditch In Memorlam. LEIGH Kenneth D. Leigh.

Jan. 4, residescs PELNAB Dorothy E. Pelnar. In memory of Lien RFPM IIP IN TH' ON FOOT IS TOO SLOW up mi IF 1 1 OH. OH! LOOK? 'WW 583s Stony Island avenue, loving husband of Ruth, fond son of Joseph brother of Russell and Robert.

Services at chapel. 4141 Cottage Grove, Friday, Jan. 6. 2 p.m. WE'D LEAVE A TRAIL LIKE A DEAD' ELEPHANT DRAGGED EXPOSES SCHEME THAT UNCOVERED DRUG SWINDLER THEY'RE BOUND TO TRAP OS our dear wife and mother mo was taken away from us one year ago tonight.

EEV AND DONNIE. WW wt-t 1 ROAD.THEY'D HAVE SPOTTED ROADS THERE WHERE FIVE HID COME TOGETHER- ALMOST AT THIS RATE- I'VE GOT MONEY. BUT ITS NO GOOD- BUS? NOT US A MILE WY- Vat XtJbJR A CLOSE LYNCH John T. Lynch, Jan. 4.

6117 Evans ONE- BUSHES- 1 BY THAT CLUMP ANDERSON John L. Anderson. 6421 S. SOME NOPEr- WELL, FOR NOW WE'LL OUST SIT SIT AND THINK RIGHT HERE WHERE WE'RE WITH YOU, SANDY-TRAIN? HAVE CAR- THAT BLACK CAR- AXEL'S 1 1 TO HAVE SOME GROWN-UP BUY WAV TO GET HUNDREDS AND I LL BET THEY ur.r. SAFE TILL DARK AND THEN" MY TICKET- EXPLANATIONS- MILES FROM nuKc, FIELD GLASSES, TOO- avenue, beloved husband of Llizabeth Hul-bert Lynch, fond father of Mrs.

John Watson, Mrs. Edward A. Callahan, and Al Lynch, grandfather of Donald Callahan. Edward Watson, Mrs. Edward Kelly.

Nona Lynch, and Harold Watson. Funeral from chapel, 7705 Cottage Grove avenue, Saturday, 9 a. to Holy Cross church. Burial Holy Sepulchre. Wells street.

Jan. 3, 1939, beloved husband of Hilda Anderson, father of Kohdin, Gloria, Eleanor, and Roger, brother of Mrs. Hilda Strowburg and Mrs. Josephine Swanson. Services at chapel, 63d and Harvard, Friday, Jan.

6, at 2 p. m. Interment Oak Hill. BABICH Kate Eahich, nee Wladata, ag-e 52, LYNN Martin R. Lynn, late of 5143 Mont Lawyer Asked Receiver to Aid Friend.

dear wife of Steve, motner of Mrs. Mary Gustafson, Michael. Georgre, Louis, and Daniel, mother-in-law of Frank Gustafson, grandmother of Frances and Elaine. Funeral Thursday, Jan. 5.

at 1:30 p. from her late residence, 4316 S. Marehfield avenue, to Serbian Kastern Orthodox church. Interment at Montrose cemetery. rose avenue, beloved husband of Mary, nee Colbeck, dear father of Margaret, Martin James, and Eugene.

Funeral Saturday, Jan. 7. at 9:30 a. from chapel. 4920-24 Irving Park road, to Our Lady of Victory church.

Interment Calvary. Kil-dare 6220. BAMBERGER Ida A. Bamberger, dear sister 1 McINERNEY Ruth Mclnerney of SS01 of Frederick R. Funeral services Thursday, 2 p.

at memorial chapel, 5206 Broadway. Interment Forest Home. BERANEK Rudolph Beranek, late of 1612 S. 58th avenue. Cicero.

Tuesday, Jan. 3 1939. ase 38 years, beloved husband of mm. 1 1-5-33 Josephine Beranek. fond father of Gladys and Lois.

Funeral Friday, at 8:30 a. j. o. rat in.j -yi Copyright, 1939, by Chicago Triban-. at chanel.

5830 W. Cermak road. Inter ment St. Adalbert's. Information Cicero 243.

BINNA Leander John Binna. dearly be OBITUARIES loved husband of the late Carrie, beloved father of Charles and Leander grand TODAY'S RADIO BROADCASTS father of Janet and Judith, fond brother of Albert, Felicitas, Eleanora. and the late Olivia. Member of D. C.

Cregier lodse, Barton T. Beach. Julias Cone. No. 643, A.

F. A. and Washing-ton chapter. No. 43.

R. A. M. Services Fri New York, Jan. 4.

Burton Today's Features Thompson Beach, 84 years old, retired day, 3 p. at funeral home. 3301 Ful-lerton-av. Interment private at Rosehill cemetery. St.

Louis, Clinton, Toledo, Terre Haute. papers please copy. CENTRAL, STANDARD TIM K.J ON SHORT WAVES. BERLIN 4:00 p. m.

Violinist. Pina Carmirelli. DJD, 25.4 11.77 meg. LONDON 5:20 p. ni.

The Tay Bridges." GSO. 19.7 lawyer and at one time a foreign cor respondent on American newspapers, BLACK Dorothy Black, late of 3916H N. Funeral services for Julius Cone, who died yesterday at the age of 82 in his home at 4712 Ellis avenue, will be held at 11 a. tomorrow in the chapel at 936 East 47th street. Burial will be in Rosehill cemetery.

Mr. Cone, who was widely known by middle western dry goods retail died today. His wife, the former Jiedvale avenue, lovinir wife ol Josepn, De- ON W-G-N. The Concert Revue, W-G-N's 45 minute presentation of classical and semi-classical music, with the sing loved daughter of Conrad and Regina Sei- Julia Livingston Broome, who died 25.5 15.18 GSD, bel. Funeral Thursday, 1:30 p.

from in 1931, was a descendant of John funeral home. 4o53-61 Milwaukee avenue. GSC, 31.3 GSB, 31.5 11.75 mes. 9. 58 Broome, financial backer of Alexan to Eden Evangelical Lutheran church, Gun 4U.1 9.51 GSL, ing of Kathryn Witwer, soprano; Wil-i nison and Leclaire.

6.11 mes. der Hamilton, for whom Broome county, N. and Broome street in liam Miller, tenor, and the mixed BLUMENTHAL Sadie Prins Blumenthal, be loved wife of Julius, fond mother of Irv octet, will be broadcast over W-G-N New York City were named. His fa ine and Clare. Funeral services Mnursaay, WLS Live stock market.

WAAF Novelties. 11:00 A. M. W-G-N Manhattan Mother. WMAQ Carters of Elm St.

WLS M. Crane and H. Joyce. WBBM Piano Parade. WCFL Peekers in Pantry.

11:15 A. M. W-G-N Radio Sugar Bowl. WMAQ The O'Neills. WBBM Nancy James.

WJJD Criminal court. WAAF Sport of Kings. 11:30 A. M. W-G-N Quin Ryan's News Commentary.

WLS Enjoyins Life. WBBM Helen Trent. WJJD Safety court. WMAQ Farm and Home. WGES Sunshine hour.

11:45 A. M. W-G-N The Party Line. WBBM Our Gal Sunday. WAAF Myrna Dee Sergent.

WCFL Willie Winn. NOON. W-G-N Happy Gans. WMBI Midday Gospel. WLS Dinner Bell program.

WAAF Symphonic hour. WBBM Goldberg's. retired from Marshall Field and Company in 1931 after sixty years of service. He was born in St. Louis, and lived here seventy-five years.

Surviving are a sister, Rose, a brother, Edward, a son, Lawrence, a and the Mutual Broadcasting system Jan. 6, at 3 p. at Oak Woods cemetery ther was the late Rev. John Wesley Beach, eighth president of Wesleyan. chapel.

starting at 8:45 p. m. BROCKMAN Martin Brockman, husband of Emma, nee Fleissner: father of Arthur, Miss Witwer will sing Gounod's Jewel Song;" Miller will sing Flo- Paul Plaster. Lvdia Keuer. and Helen Stoicke, brother BERLIN 6:15 p.

m. Variety of songs. DJD, 25.4 11.77 mes. ROME 6 :30 p. rn.

Operatic selections. 2RO. 25.4 11.81 1RF. 30.5 9.83 mes. LONDON 8:40 p.

m. BBC Empire orchestra. GSC. 31.3 9.58 GSB, 31.5 9.51 GSL, 49.1 6.11 mes. CHICAGO WAVE LENGTHS.

of Henry. William. Albert, and Emma daughter, Mrs. Mabel C. Loventhal, and four grandsons.

Police Magistrate Paul Plaster of Banmeraertner. At chapel. 1458 Belmont tow's aria from "Martha," and with Michigan avenue, beloved daughter of George and Lillian, nee Olson, sister of Florence, George Jr, and Charles. Funeral Friday, at 9 a. from funeral home.

5438 S. Halsted-st to St. Joachim church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Yards 0662.

McSHANE Charles McShane, retired po ce officer, husband of Alice O'Kane McShane, father of Mary Alice and Rosemary, brother of Mrs. John Keough. and Mrs. Harley Parker. Funeral Saturday.

a- m-. from chapel, 3159 Jackson boulevard, to Our Lady of Sorrows church. Interment Mount Carmel. MEISTER Barnett Meister, beloved husband of Sarah, fond father of Anna Hoyte Minnie Rubenstein, Dora Felix of Brooklyn, N. Evelyn Flaxman.

and Abe Meister. Funeral Friday, 2 p. at chapel 3125 w. road. Interment Jewish Wald-heim.

Brooklyn. N. papers please copy. MORRISON Marie Morrison. Jan.

3, 1939. mother of William and Alfred Morrison and Mrs. Hilda Pierce, grandmother of Maysie M. Pierce. Funeral Friday, 2 p.

at her late home. 747 Forest avenue. River Forest. Interment Oakridge. NIBLETT Petra N.

Niblett, Jan. 4. 1939, dear mother of George and John. Services Saturday. 1:30 p.

at funeral chapel, 4338-40 Fullerton-av. Interment Montrose. NOWAK Thaddeus J. Nowak, beloved husband of Gertrude, beloved son of Anthony and Victoria Nowak, fond brother of Anthony Francis. Edward and Sophie Kowalczyk.

Funeral Saturday from residence, 2032 W. Iowa street, at 9:30 a. to St. Stephen church. Interment St.

Adalbert's cemetery. NUTTO Mrs. Pauline Nutto nee Letscherl; formerly of Chicago, wife of Ralph Nutto, and infant son. passed away suddenly. Jan.

4. at St. Joseph. Mich. Member of Federal chapter, O.

E. S. Eastern Star services 1:30 p. m. eastern standard time, Saturday, at chapel, 802 Main street, St.

Joseph, Mich. Burial St. Joseph. "GRADY Michael J. O'Grady.

beloved husband of the late Anna O'Grady fond father of Vincent and the late Michael. Joseph. Martin. Katherine, and George O'Grady. Funeral from chapel.

324 S. Racine avenue. Friday, Jan. 6. 8 :30 a.

to Mort Precious Blood church. Burial Mount Carmel. PETROSKY Emily Petrosky. beloved wife of the late Joseph, fond mother of Mae. Dorothy, Vina, Evelyn.

Harry, Thaddeus. Alice, and the late Edward. Funeral from chapel. 4138 Madison street, Saturday, at 9 a. to St.

Mcl church. Interment Mount Carmel. PINDER Harold B. Pinder. Jan.

4. 1939. beloved husband of Ada Pinder, father of Muriel and Patricia. Services at chapel. 63d and Harvard.

Friday, Jan. 6, at 3 p. m. Interment Evergreen. PLASTER Paul Plaster, formerly of 3246 Edginfrton street.

Franklin Park, suddenly, beloved husband of Hattie tnee Simmons; father of Hazel and Ruth. Services Friday evening at 8 o'clock at funeral home. Belmont avenue at Rose street. Franklin Park. Interment Macedonia.

111.. Jan. 7. Infor Franklin Park died of a heart attack avenue, until 11 a. Friday, then to lie in state at Pilgrim Evangelical Lutheran the octet, both will sing themes from "Chimes of Normandy," by Plan- Charles A.

Ward. yesterday in his home at 3246 Edging' church, corner Curler avenue, and jn. woi until time of services at p. m. ton street, in the suburb.

He was 50 quette, and "A Brown Bird Sing Interment Concordia. Please omit flowers years old. He had been police magis BURKE Eleanor W. Burke tnee Judge, be WCBD 1080 ing," by Haydn Wood. The pro trate for two years, and for many loved wile of Philip, fond mother ol June gram will be presented from the audi years had been a telegrapher for the and -Robert, sister of William.

James, Jonn Charles A. Ward of Columbus, editor of the Pure Oil News for twenty years, died yesterday in a Columbus hospital. He was 69 years old. Mr. Ward, a member of the Union league club here, was a trustee of Marietta college.

His widow, Mrs. (ieoriTR. Air nes. and Josephine. Funeral ence studio under the direction of W-G-N TiO WIND 560 WMAQ 670 WBBM 770 WLS 870 WE Nil 870 WAAF 920 WCFL 970 WMBI 1080 WJJD 1130 WWAE 1200 WSBC 1210 WGES 1360 WHFC 1420 WHIP 1480 Milwaukee railroad.

He leaves his widow, Hattie, and two daughters, WHIP South town church. from brother's home, 7dll Normal avenue, Friday, at 10:30 a. to St. Leo church Henry Weber. Burial Holy Sepulchre cemetery.

The final periods of the hocky Hazel and Ruth. Services will be held at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the chapel at CARLSON Victor S. Carlson, husband ol game between the Blackhawks and Belmont avenue and Rose street in Annie R.

Ward, and a son, Kenneth Ward of Chicago, survive. Services the Boston Bruins will be described Franklin Park. Hulda. son of the late XniIs, Peter, and Christina Carlson, brother of Ida, Axel, Verner, Huso, Linea, all of Halnistad, Sweden. Services Friday, 2:30 p.

at chapel. 851 E. 75th street. Interment Ouk Hill. by Bob Elson at 9:30 tonight.

will be held tomorrow afternoon at Marietta, where he was once Dramatic programs on W-G-N to Mortimer B. RMIs. day include: Bachelor's Children at CARROLL Bridget Carroll, nee McManus, Funeral services for Mortimer B. 10:15 a. Painted Dreams, Mills will be held at 2:30 p.

m. to R. Lorenzo Shawhan. Manhattan Mother, 11; the Party morrow in the chapel at 318 North Line, featuring Peggy Wall as Lorie New York, Jan. 4.

Special. A to Lai stranger to McKesson Rob-bins, was handed 2,000 shares of the drug firm's stock and requested to file In federal court a receivership petition about a situation of which he knew nothing, it was disclosed today at an inquiry into the affairs of the looted corporation before Assistant Attorney General Ambrose V. McCall. The execution of this unusual procedure, all on the same day a month ago, brought federal, state, and city investigations. It brought the discovery that F.

Donald Coster-Musica, president of the corporation, was an ex-convict and notorious swindler, who had gained control of the firm nd given three of his masquerading brothers posts of trust. Mayor Named Receiver. Vincent W. Dennis, corporation counsel of Hartford, testified that he petitioned the drug firm into receivership at the request of Mayor Thomas J. Spellacy of Hartford.

The mayor, one of the stockholders of the company, was made a temporary receiver by the federal court's action. Dennis said the receivership petition was drawn by W. G. Lundborg, a Hartford lawyer, and was based upon information supplied by Mayor Spellacy. Dennis said he did not pay anything for the stock given to him to qualify him legally to file the petition, nor anything to Lundborg for his services.

The corporation counsel said ne knew nothing of the firm's financial structure nor anything of the allegation in the petition that the firm had listed fictitious assets of 10 million dollars in its crude drug department 18 Million Dollars Short. McCall said investigations already have shown assets of the company were over reported by about 18 millions and observed that the petition's reference to the fictitious assets probab'y was true. "We are making effort to learn how anybody had knowledge of that," McCall said. He asked Dennis if he had known Coster-Musica, who committed suicide in his Fairfield, home Dec. 16 when his identity was revealed.

Dennis said he never had known the man. He added, in reponse to another question, that he had no reason to believe that the 2,000 shares of stock given to him had been owned by Coster-Musica. Denies Interest In Drugs. The witness said he had no interest in, nor knowledge of, the drug firm prior to Dec. 5 when he saw the petition, the day before it was filed.

Mayor Spellacy told him, he said, that a responsible complainant was necessary 1o bring the action to safeguard the interests of stockholders. Dennis said he was surprised when he learned the tenor of the petition. He couldn't say why the mayor hadn't offered the petition himself. AUTO UNION AID LOSES HIS STATE POST IN MICHIGAN Lansing, Jan. 4.

Special. I The new Republican governor, Frank D. Fitzgerald, today dismissed from the emergency welfare relief commission, Richard T. Frankensteen, an appointee of the former New Deal Dem R. Lorenzo Shawhan, assistant su beloved wife of Thomas, fond mother of Thomas John, Marie Ciarmoli.

Margaret Kane, Eugene, and James, sister of Mrs. P. J. Prenderffast, Mrs. M.

Curley. James and Martin McManus. and Mrs. P. Kainey.

Funeral Saturday. Jan. 7. at 9:30 a. from late residence, 1318 W.

73d street to St. Brendan church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Normal 6S68. Central avenue.

Mr. Mills, an in Ellis Parker, a small town telephone pervisor of Industrial relations for ventor who held more than 300 pat operator, at the Johnson Fam the Pullman company, died yesterday ily, with Jimmy Scribner, at 4:15 ents, died Tuesday in his home at 431 North Long avenue at the age of 93. Mr. Mills was the father of the late Herbert S. Mills, founder of CHAPMAN William E.

Chapman. Jan. 4, p. Captain Midnight at 6, and the western drama, Lightning Jim, at 7:30. in his home at 7722 Phillips avenue.

Physicians said a cerebral hemorrhage evidently was responsible. Mr. Shawhan was 59 years old. His widow, Susan, and a daughter, Doro 1939, of 4702 W. Ohio street; husband of Florence, nee Gage, brother of Nellie Weber, Harold, Percy.

Lena Rice. Ethel Day. Resting at funeral home. 318-320 N. Central avenue.

Austin. Funeral Friday. 1 p. m. Interment Oakridge.

the Mills Novelty company. His widow, Mrs. Kate Mills, and two sons, Other features: 7:30 a. m. The Music Box, with thy, survive.

Funeral services will Franklyn MacCormack. Z. and B. E. Mills, survive.

H. Charles Woods. CICHOWSKI George Cichowski. age 62. be loved husband of Anna, dear father of Stanley, Michael, and Mrs.

Jennie Novak. 8 Your Morning News. 10:30 Don Pedro and His Magic mation Franklin Park 170. Copyright: 1939: By the New Tork Times. REICK Ellen Frazier Reitk.

beloved wife of Violin. Funeral Friday. Jan. 6. at 9 a.

from chapel, 1810 W. 18th street, to St. Vitus church. Interment at St. Adalbert's.

LONDON, Jan. 4. H. Charles 11:15 Radio Sugar Bowl, with be held at 7:30 p. m.

today in the chapel at 2700 East 75th street. John S. Jeffers. Long Beach, Cal, Jan. 4.

(JP) John S. Jeffers, 65 years old, for fifty years a stage and screen actor, died at his home here yesterday. Born at Cedar Rapids, la, Jeffers went on the stage as a child. When he grew Woods, traveler and war correspond CONE Julius Cone, beloved husband of the neoaore loving mother of Elizabeth Marugg and Herbert S. Funeral services Friday.

2 p. at chapel. 5501 N. Ashland avenue. Interment Graceland cemetery.

WBBM Kitty Keene. WENR Swingtime Serenade. 4:30 P. M. W-G-N Henry Weber's orch.

WJJD Suppertimo Frolic WENR Landt Trio. WMAQ Cadets Quartet WAAF Sport Shorts. 4:45 P. M. W-G-N G.

Lazaro's oreh. WENR J. Johnson, baritone. WMAQ Say It with Music, WBBM Know Your Job. 5:00 P.

M. W-G-N Afternoon Musical. WMAQ Dick Tracy. WENR Don Winslow. WBBM Your Neighbor.

WCFL Metro Opera Guild. 5:15 P. M. W-G-N Jane Anderson, pianist. WBBM Howie Wing.

WENR Malcolm Claire. WMAQ Patricia Gilman. WIND Cocktail Melodies. 5:30 P. M.

W'-G-N Evening Melodies. WMAQ Jack Armstrong. WBBM Chicago hour. WENR Your Hobby. 5:45 P.

M. W-G-N Orphan Annie. WBBM Piano Parade. WMAQ Straight Shooters. WENR Hal Totten.

6:00 P. M. W-G-N Captain Midnight. WMAQ Vivian Delia Ones. WIND German hour.

WENR Easy Aces. WBBM Chauncey Parsons. 6:15 P. M. W-G-N Yar Concert orch.

WENK Mr. Keen. WCFL Dinner concert. WBBM Science Adventures. :30 P.

M. W-G-N Bob Elson's sports review. WMAQ Fort Pearson. WBBM Joe Penner show. 6:45 P.

M. W-G-N Inside of Sports. WMAQ Four Stars Tonight. WHFC Irish program. WCFL Famous Bands.

7:00 P. M. W-G-N Old Heidelberg orch. WMAQ Vallee's Varieties. WIND News Behind the News WLS Know Your School.

WBBM Kate Smith. WEDC Italian program. 7:30 P. M. W-G-N Lightning Jim.

WLS Sun Ranch. 8:00 P. M. W-G-N Don't You Believe It. WBBM Mai.

Bowes. WMAQ Good News of 1939. WIND James McDonald. Also WENR. WCFL Showboat Queen.

8:15 P. M. W-G-N Tin. Refugee Drive. 8:30 P.

M. W-G-N Tomorrow's Tribune. WIND Trafic court. WENR America's Town Meeting1. 8:37 P.

M. W-O-N History Repeats Itself. 8:45 P. M. W-G-N Henry Webers Concert Revue.

WIND Concert Review. 9:00 P. M. WMAQ Music Hall. WBBM Columbia Workshop.

9:30 P. M. W-G-N Hoeky: Chicago Rlackhawks vs. Boston Brnins. WENR People I Have Known.

WBBM Sports Huddle. WIND Swing Quartet. WCFL Danceland. 9:45 P. M.

WBBM Gendron's orch. 10:00 P. M. WMAQ Amos 'n' Andy. WIND Let's Dance.

WBBM V. Lopes's orch. 10:15 P. M. W-G-N B.

Carlsen's orch. WENR Bolognini's orch. 10:30 P. M. W-G-N G.

Williams' reh. WMAQ It. Breese's orch. WCFL Herr Louie. 10:45 P.

M. WBBM Herbie Holme. WCFL R. Noble's orch. 11:00 P.

M. W-G-N Glen Gray's oreh. WBBM S. Kaye's orch. WMAQ C.

Agnew's orch. WENR Desirable Music. 11:30 P. M. W-G-N Jan Garbers orch.

WMAQ Hines' oreh. WBBM Pendarvis' orch. WCFL H. Busse's orch. MIDNIGHT.

W-G-N R. Herbeck's orch. WIND Nite Watch. WENR Field's orchestra. 12:30 A.

M. W-CZ-N K. Beecher's oreh. WMAQ P. Burton's orch.

1:00 A. M. W-G-N Jan Garter's orch. Eddie Cavanaugh. ent, died today at his home near 6:45 p.

m. The Inside of Sports REILLY James M. A. Reilly. brother of Southampton.

He was 57 years old. His dismissal from the British army in 1907 provoked a controversy, but MBS. late Hannah, fond father of Mrs. William G. Loventhal and Lawrence S.

Cone, dear brother of Rose and Edward Cone, grand-1 father of Lawrence Cone Richard Coue. Lee and William Loventhal. Funeral services Friday. Jan. 6, at 11 a.

at chapel. 936 E. 47th street, to Rosehill. Indicates MBS program. 6:45 A.

M. W-G-N Good Morning pror. A. M. WLS Lem and Martha.

WAAF Breakfast Express. WBBM Household Reporter. WCFL Rise and Shine. WMAQ Suburban hour. 7:10 A.

M. W-G-N Everyday Words. 7:15 A. M. W-G-N The Early Bird.

WBBM Morning Matinee. WLS Morning Devotions. 7:30 A. M. W-G-N The Music Box.

WLS Virginia Boys. WBBM Musical Clock. 7:45 A. M. WLS Joe's Pet Pals.

8:00 A. M. W-G-N 'our Morning News. WIND Abundant Life. WMAQ Your Neishbor.

WCFL Breakfast club. WLS Pine Ridge Frolics. 8:13 A. M. W-G-N Good Morning prog.

8:30 A. M. WLS Teen a and Tim. WMAQ Whistler and Dos. WBBM Girl Intern.

8:40 A. M. WMAQ Fort Pearson. 8:45 A. M.

WJJD Women Voters' Lre. WBBM Tcena and Tim. WLS Gospel Singer. WMAQ A Step Ahead. 9:00 A.

M. W-G-N Morning Melodies. WLS Lulu Belle. WBBM Pretty Kitty Kelly. WMAQ Central City.

WCFL Story of the Month, WIND Headline Music 9:15 A. M. WMAQ John's Other Wife. WBBM Myrt and Marge. WCFL Josh Higgins.

WLS Jane Artlen. 9:30 A. M. W-G-N Ot Thin to Mnsie. WLS Ed McConnell, sornts.

WCFL Ranch Bo.vs. WSBC Italian hour. WAAF Canary Serenade. WBBM Hilltop House. WIND Jimmy Dean.

WMAQ Just Plain Bill. 0:43 A. M. W-O-N Musical Mail Box. WMAQ Woman In White.

WLS Houseboat Hannah. 8 :15 United Refugee drive Talk by his friends failed to get him rein James McDonald, former league of na Mary. Sister St. Barbara. Sisters of St.

Joseph, and the late Charles Reilly. Funeral Saturday, at 10:30 a. from his late home, 3630 McLean avenue, to Our Lady of Grace church. Interment Calvprv. Member of Harmony court, No.

660. C. O. F. Lawndale 5799.

up he went into vaudeville, perform stated. On these grounds he success tions high commissioner for refugees. CONLET Mathilda Conley. nee Tesar. be fully opposed the attempt to con ROSE Lindsay F.

Rose, beloved husband of script him during the world war. Ellis S. Henry. 8:30 Tomorrow's Tribune. 8:37 History Repeats Itself.

ON OTHER STATIONS. 6:30 p. m. WBBM Joe Penner. 7 WMAQ Rudy Vallee presents loved wife of Jeremiah loving mother of William, Dorothy, John and the late Mar-raret CoDley, sister of Mary Huml, Emma Wachuta, Rose Zidlicky.

Frank Joseph James and the late Jerry C. Tesar. Funeral Friday at 9 a. m. from her late home, 1825 S.

55th court, to Mary Queen of Heaven church. Interment Mount Car-mel. Cicero 200. The body of Ellis S. Henry, 55 years Ursula, nee Uttenweiler: father of Mrs.

Anna Kasal. Mrs. Mabel Young, James. Elizabeth. John.

George, Rita, and Anthony Rose, brother of John. Donaldson, and Ramsay Rose. Funeral Friday. a. from chapel.

2346 W. Madison street, to Most Precious Blood church. Interment St. Joseph cemetery. ing on the old Pantages circuit and then entered motion pictures, playing for the old Bison company.

Charles McShane. Charles McShane, formerly a sergeant of police, died yesterday in his kome at 3022 Madison street of heart disease. He was about 55 years old and had been a police pensioner since 1930. He leaves his widow and two old, a construction foreman for the city, was being brought to Chicago 13:15 P. M.

WBBM Live Can Be Beautiful. WMAQ Phil Evans. P. M. W-G-N Markets.

WMAQ Fort Pearson. WBBM Road to Life. WLS Voice of the Farm. WCFL First Niehta. 12:35 P.

M. W-O-N Midday Service: Oliver U. Chapman. First Baptist church, Oak Park, III. WMAQ Doggy Dan.

12:45 P. M. WLS Live Stock Markets. WMAQ Happy Gilmans. WBBM This Day Is Ours.

1:00 V. M. W-G-N Carver's Cousins. WLS Choral program. WMAQ Betty and Bob.

WIND Italian hour. WBBM Man on the Street. 1:15 V. M. W-G-N Jane Anderson, pianist.

WCFL Eddie Cavanaugh. WLS Grace Wilson. WMAQ Arnold Grimm. WBBM Radio Tattler. 1:30 P.

M. W-G-N Ed Fitzgerald. Kevae. WBBM School of the Air. WHIP Afternoon concert.

WMAQ Valiant Lady. WJJD Women at Crossroads. 1:45 P. M. WCFL Spotlight program.

WMAQ Church hymns. WLS Henry's Exchange. r. M. W-G-N Len Salvo, organist.

WMAQ Mary Marlin. WAAF Blue Mood. WHIP Englewood hour. WLS Pat Buttram. WBBM Linda's First Love.

P. M. W-G-N Louis Rich Music. WMAQ Ma Perkins. WBBM Meet the Missus.

WCFL Grand Slam Revue WIND Matinee Dance. 2:30 P. M. W-G-N i one Baker: Home management. WLS HomcmaWs' hour.

WJJD Board of Education Council. WCFL Hoosier Hop. WBBM Missus Goes to Market. WMAQ Pepper Young. P.

M. W-G-N Good Health and Training. WMAQ Guiding- Light. WCFL Between Book Ends. WIND Southland Songs.

WBBM Editor's Daughter. 3:00 P. M. W-G-N Melody Time. WBBM Pappy Cheshire.

WMAQ Backstage Wife. WEN CI ub Matinee. 3:15 P. M. WMAQ Stella Dallas.

WJJD Sons Shop. 3:30 P. M. W-G-N Two Keyboards. WMAQ Vic and Sade.

WEDC Bohemian hour. WHIP Nina Winan's book review. 3:45 P. M. W-G-N Book Week; Mar-eery Graham.

WMAQ Girl Alone. 4:0 P. M. W-G-N L. Salerno and piano.

WENR S. Williams' orch. WMAQ Concert Miniature. WAAF Piano Novelties. WJJD Doc Hopkins.

WBBM Manhattan Mother. WCFL Danceland 4:15 P. M. W-G-N Johnson Family. WMAQ Your Family and Mine.

Barney Grant, Claude Rains, Marek Windheim, Jane Warren, and Milton and Marshall. DAHL Ernest G. Dahl, late of 5359 N. Pau last night from Phoenix, where he died Monday. Mr.

Henry, who ROSENTHAL Harry Rosenthal sudden 7 WBBM Kate Smith presents lived at 1S06 North Austin avenue Phil Baker, the Aldrich Family, Ab had been employed in the public daughters. Funeral services will be works department of the city for bott and Costello, and Jack Miller's orchestra. twenty-five years. His widow, Cather held in Our Lady of Sorrows church at 9:30 a. m.

Saturday. 8 WMAQ Good News, with Rob ert Young, Frank Morgan, Fannie ine, and a son, William, survive. Mrs. Nellie Sell. Br ice, Virginia Bruce, Melvyn Doug Franz Jehlicka.

Copyrisht: 1939: By the New York Times. 1 las, Douglas McPhail, and Meredith Funeral services fa. Mrs. Nellie Wilson. 8 WENR and WIN Refugee Sell, 56 years old, 4323 Oakenwald avenue, who died Tuesday, will be VIENNA, Jan.

4. Franz Jehlicka, long an advocate of the cause of Slovak independence, died here today of drive broadcast, with James McDon held tomorrow afternoon at Alex aid as speaker. heart trouble. He was 59 years old, 8 WBBM MaJ. Bowes.

He had made lecture tours of the andria, Ind. Her body was taken there last night. Her relatives last WCFL Bittersweet Melodies. 8:30 WENR Town Meeting of United States and Great Britain. night were seeking to notify a son the Air" Should the Wagner Act Be WIND Waltz Time.

WBBM Stepmother. 10:00 A. M. W-G-N Morninr Melodies. Walter, of her death.

He is believed Revised?" W. M. Leiserson and Roy to be in Chicago. W. Moore.

Would Put Legislator 9 WBBM The Columbia Work shop, "Orphan Ego." The Rer. C. C. Creegan. New York, Jan.

4. Special. The 9 WMAQ Music Hall, with BIng on Hourly Pay Basis Concord, N. Jan. 4.

(JP) Representative George Duncan today Rev. Charles C. Creegan, 88 years Crosby, Bob Burns, Preston Foster, old, world roving missionary and for Roland Young, and Alice Ehrens. mer president of Fargo college, in 9 :30 WENR People I Have Known filed a resolution in the state legislature calling for time clocks for mem with. Ransom Sherman.

North Dakota, died Tuesday in the Congregational Home for the Aged in WMAQ David Harura. WJJD v. H. Lindlahr. WIND Traflc court.

WLS Mary Marlin. WBBM Mary Lee Taylor. WAAF True Stories. WCFL Better Homes. 10:15 A.

M. W-G-N Bachelor's Children. WBBM Scattersood Baines. WLS Vic and Sade. WMAQ Lorenzo Jones.

10:30 A. M. W-G-N Don I'edro'g Magic Violin. WCFL Vagabond Quartet. WBBM Big Sister.

WHIP News Views. WLS Pepper Youris. WMAQ Widder 10:45 A. M. W-G-N Painted Dreams.

WMAQ Road of Life. Brooklyn. bers. Under his resolution, they would punch the clocks when they arrived and left, and be paid proportionately. New Hampshire legis ORDER PLANS FOR 3 NEW UNITS AT lators receive $200 a year.

lina, beloved husband of Henrietta tnee Aulin. Member of Edg-ewater lodse. No. 901, A. F.

A. M-: Svithiod lodge. No. 1. Veterans of Spanish-American War.

and McKinley Camp. Funeral services Thursday, 2 p. at chapel. 4523 Broadway. DANIEL Henry Thomas Daniel, 7711 S.

Laflin street. Jan. 4, 1939, beloved husband of Amanda Daniel. Services at chapel, 63d and Harvard, Saturday, Jan. 7, at 2 p.

m. Interment Oak WoodB. DAVIS Thomas J. Davis of 6453 Ellis avenue, beloved husband of Laura nee Su-bert, and the late Emma Gurke, fond father of Edwin, dear daddy of Jimmie and Lorraine, brother of Richard E. Services at chapel, 2024 E.

75th street, Saturday, 3 p. m. Interment Oak Woods. Please omit flowers. DEPPE Frank Deppe, Jan.

3. 1939, of 514 Aldine avenue, beloved husband of Florence, nee Dryer; father of Francis, grandfather of Francis John, brother of Catherine Lock-wood, Sophie Stein. Anna Heinenmann, and Louise Tomisky. Services at chapel, 2701 N. Clark Friday at 3 p.

m. Burial RosehilL Hobart, papers please copy. DREWS Bernard Drews, Jan. 4, 1939, beloved son of Frank Drews and the late Anna, brother of Roman, Joseph. Mrs.

Antoinette Huber, Mrs. Bernice Sinda, Mrs. Paulina Hoffman and Sally. Funeral from chapel, 3630 George street. Saturday, Jan.

7. at 9:30 a. to Our Lady of Grace church. Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery.

Information Spaulding 6630. FUTTER Joel C. Futter. at Los Angeles. Jan.

1, 1939, beloved eon of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Futter, brother of Mrs.

Carlene Turney. At chapel. 5501 N. Ashland avenue, Friday evening. Funeral Saturday, Jan.

7, at 9:30 a. to St. Margaret Mary church. Interment All GARNER Minnie R. Garner, Jan.

2, of 525 N. Central avenue, beloved wife of John P. Garner. Services Thursday, Jan. 5, at 1 p.

at the Austin Baptist church. 515 N. Pine avenue. Interment Forest Home. Past worthy matron of Austin chapter.

No. 180, O. E. and member of Oak Park White Shrine. Eastern Star services at church.

At rest at chapel, 124-26 Madison street, Oak Park, at Lombard avenue, until 11 a. m. Thursday. GOODKIND Dr. Maurice L.

Goodkind, late of 230 E. Delaware place, beloved husband of Rose fond father of Ruth Calvin, and M. Lewis Goodkind at his home on Jan. 4. 1939.

GOULDING Charles A. Goulding. Dec. 25, at Miami, beloved husband of Orpha Winston Goulding. Burial at Woodlawn, Fla.

HALVORSON Helen Halvorsonr wife of Henry M. Funeral services at Winnetka Congregational church, 725 Pine, Thursday, Jan. 5, at 2 p. m. Interment Perry, la.

HOOPER William Henry Hooper, Jan. 3. 1939, of 855 N. Leclaire avenue, husband of Mrs. Alma G.

Hooper, father of William Frank and Florence M. Hooper. Resting at funeral home, 318-320 N. Central avenue. Austin, until Friday noon.

Funeral Friday, 2:30 p. at Austin Masonic temple, N. Central avenue and Fulton street. Interment Forest Home. Past master Austin lodsre.

No. 850. A. F. A.

M. Member of Cicero chapter. No. 180. R.

A. and Austin commandery. No. 84, K. T.

HUGHES Eugene Wesley Hughes, beloved husband of Leon nee Caldwell; dear father of Eugene Jr. and Jack, son of Nellie Sanders, brother of Mrs. R. W. Tilford.

Charles Sanders, Mrs. Raymond Watkms. Everett Sanders, and Mrs. Richard Korbly. Services Friday, 3 p.

at funeral home. 2500 N. Cicero avenue. Interment Irving Park Boulevard cemetery. Berkshire 8070.

JOYCE Thomas T. Joyce, beloved husband WBBM Aunt Jenny's stories. WCFL Rhumba Cafe. TTTIRSEN FUNERALS everywhere in Chicago and suburbs 3 Funeral Homes NORTH. WEUInqten 1724 WEST.

HAYmorket 0100 SOUTH, CALiimet 4030 Funeral low am $90 CITY WILL HONOR SALOMON, HERO Mm OF REVOLUTION CHICflGOS ocrat governor, Frank Murphy. Frankensteen, a vice president ot the United Automobile Workers of America, was reinstated in that position recently by John L. Lewis after Homer Martin, U. A. W.

president, had charged Frankensteen with communistic sympathies and had removed him from the job of assistant president. After Fitzgerald's election Frankensteen refused to tender his resignation from the welfare board, declaring that the new governor would have to fire me and then explain his action to labor." Ignoring this defiance, Fitzgerald named Carlton H. Runciman, Lowell, a former commission member, to Frankensteen's place, also designating the new appointee as chairman. Other members of the commission have resigned. The Sixtieth Michigan legislature convened today.

ASK CENTRALIZED UNIT TO AID BACK TAX COLLECTIONS The organization of a central bureau to coordinate the activities of Cook county taxing officials in collecting back taxes was proposed to county commissioners yesterday. The suggestion was made by the citizens' committee on tax collections before a meeting of the legislative committee of the county board. Graham Aldis, chairman, and George O. Fair-weather, secretary of the citizens' committee, offered the proposal. The committee also recommended a law compelling the county treasurer to turn over to the county board a list of all real estate properties on which taxes are owing for ten years for five years after 1941.

The law would provide for sale of the properties to satisfy claims. The commissioners took the suggestions under consideration. The 154th anniversary of the death of Haym Salomon, known as the COUNTY HOSPITAL The county board yesterday Instructed Architect Eric Hall to prepare plans and specifications for three new units of County hospital, to cost an estimated three million dollars. The necessity for the new buildings has been stressed by the medical staf and by Dr. Irving S.

Cutter, chairman of the board's special hospital committee. Whether they will be constructed depends largely on whether a Public Works administration grant for part of the cost can be obtained. The buildings recommended are a convalescent unit with 500 beds, a maternity unit with 400 beds, and contagious disease hospital with 354 beds, the last to replace the present dilapidated structure. Dr. Karl A.

Meyer, head of the medical staf, said 800 to 1,000 applications for admittance to the hospital are received daily and that only 200 to 300 can be received. PRFRnC ly. Jan. at his home, 3931 L-ving Park road, beloved husband of Hilda, nee Heg-gen, fond father of Harry Walter, Ethel, Chester, Ruth, Raymond. Mildred, and Leonard, fond brother of Philipp.

Betty Jackson, and Florence Rosenthal, and the late Mrs. Eva. Biesenthal and Abe Rosenthal, grandfather of Betty Mae Mathie-sen. Robert. Mildred, and Ethel Rosenthal Funeral Friday, 2 p.

at chapel. 3834 W. Irving Park road. Interment Irving Park Boulevard cemetery. ROUHAN Michael Rouhan, beloved husband of the late Sadie, nee Atkins; fond brother of James and Mrs.

Ellen Gray. Funeral Friday, at 9 a. from funeral home, 4708-10 N. Western avenue, io Queen of Angels church. Interment Mount Olivet.

Member of Division No. 308. A- A. S. C.

M. E. Employes. SCHMIDT Georsrc K. Schmidt, at Lorans-port.

beloved husband of Susanna Thome, fond father of George K. Edna, Ernest, and the late Kaspar G. Funeral services at residence. 4228 N. Thursday, Jan.

5. at 2 p. under the auspices of Lincoln Park commandery. No. 4, K.

T. Interment Rosehill mausoleum. SCHWARTZ John Schwartz, late of 1035 S. Ridgeland avenue. Oak Park, beloved husband of Elizabeth, fond father of Ida Remond.

Bertha Scannell. Margaret Voigt. and the late Elsie, grandfather of seven grandchildren. Services Friday, 1 p. at chapel.

5838 W. North avenue. Burial Forest Home. SHAPIRO Bertha Shapiro, nee Kamp, late of 1259 S. Central Park avenue: daughter of Rose and the late Phillip: beloved wife of Henry; dear mother of Helen I Lillian MeyersJ.

Olga. William, and Leah; fond sister of Minnie Berlin and Charles. Funeral Thursday, 2 p. at chapel, 3125 W. Roosevelt road.

Interment Jewish Waldheim. SHAWHAN E. Lorenzo Shawhan. of 7723 S. Phillips avenue.

Jan. 4. 1939. suddenly: beloved husband of Susan W. and father of Dorothy Shawhan.

Services at chapel. 2700 E. 75th street. Thursday. Jan.

5, at 7:30 p. m. Interment Tiffin, O. STAUB Ernst Staub. Jan.

4. of 842 Newport avenue, beloved husband of Frieda, uncle cf Mrs. Johanna Kipp. Services Saturday, 3 p. at chapel, 3415 N.

Clark street. Burial Graceland. Member of Chicago Photo Engravers' union, No. 5. Kindly omit flowerE.

STEIGLEDER Edabell Steigleder of 4525 Ellis avenue, beloved wife of Ben. Funeral services Friday, 2 p. at chapel. 7206 Stony Island avenue, to Oak Woods. STELLMACH Dr.

Paul A. Stellmach, D. D. Jan. 3, 1939, beloved husband of Frances Stellmach, father of Dorothy.

Gloria, and Frances. 6on of Mrs. Joanna Stellmach. brother of Leo and Charles Stellmach, Mrs. Joseph Kluczny, Mrs.

E. R. Tykwinski. Mrs. Art Jensen, and Mrs.

Ray Dreher. Funeral from residence, 5713 W. Saturday, Jan. 7. at 9 a.

to St. Ferdinand church. Interment St. Adalbert's. STOCKDALE Annie F.

Stockdale, beloved wife of the late Gerald P. Funeral Saturday, Jan. 7, at 9 from funeral home. 103 N. Laramie avenue, at Washington, boulevard, to St.

Thomas Aquinas church. Interment Peru, 111. STOLEROW Robert M. Stolerow. late of 4352 Lexington street, beloved eon cf Solomon and Marion, nee Carr.

Funeral at chapel. 4138 W. Madison street, Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. SWDTT Otis P. Swift, at his home Mun-delein.

son of the late Newton and Mary T. Swift, brother of Viola S. Caldwell. Mundelein. Fred H.

of Albion, Harry A. of Aitadena, and the late Charles, and Dean Swift. Funeral services at Ray funeral home, Llbertyville, EL. at 1p.m. Thursday.

Interment Oak Woods. TOMAS Bette Lou Trmas. age 1 year 4 months, of 2715 S. Komensky avenue, beloved daughter of Edwin, and Betty, loving of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Tomas and Mr. and Mrs. John Kenik. Funeral services Friday. 2 p.

at chapel, 3821 W. 26'th-et. Interment Bohemian National cemetery. Lawndale 2912. VALENZANO Filomena Valenzano.

beloved wife of the late Joseph, dear mother of Vito. Mrs. Mary Brindisi. Anthony, Mrs. Eva Nardella, Adam and Mrs.

Violet Miller. Funeral Saturday. 9 a. from residence. 662 N.

May street, to S. M. Addolorata church. Interment Mount Carmel. Arm.

78U0. WISSHACK George F. Wisshack aged 75, former Chicagoan. at Huntington Park, CaL, husband of Anne Marshall Wisshack. YOUNG William Young.

Milwaukee. age 68 years, beloved husband of Cecil Young, father of Emelda De Bruyn. Dorothy Orr. and William Youns. Survived by two one daughter-in-law.

and two grandchildren. Servi-es at chapel. 63d and Harvard, Friday, Jan. 6. at 1 t.

under auspices of Ca'nniet lode, i No. 716, A. F. A. M.

Burial Evergreen. "forgotten patriot" of the Ameri can revolution, will be observed jointly by Chicago and Philadelphia nour TO tomorrow. Salomon's grave Is In Philadelphia. Chicago, through the Patriotic Foun ITV-MVtTlMe 1 AVIUM DEATH NOTICES received for publication In fha nexf morning Final Edition of the Chicago Tribune up to 11:00 each night. Call Superior 0100 Want Ad-Viser.

dation, hopes to have its Lorado Taft monument of Salomon, George Washington and Robert Morris, com pleted in 1939. Consequently, Chi cago is sending a wreath to Phila delphia. "am The wreath will be accompanied by a tribute written by Barnet Hodes, corporation counsel and co-chairman CEMETERIES. BEAUTIFUL OAKRIDGE 4 GR. LOT S120 has pern, care: terms.

Dearborn o7r. of the Patriotic Foundation. Sally Clark and Husband A Natural Aid For Rheumatism Arthritis Neuritis ADOLPH KEMPNER DIES; A BOARD OF TRADE VETERAN Funeral services for Adolph Kemp-ner, member of the Chicago Board of Trade and former director, will be held at 2:30 p. m. today In the Rose-hill cemetery chapel.

Mr. Kempner died Tuesday night of heart disease in his apartment in the Del Prado hotel. He was 69 years old. Mr. Kempner came to the United States from Germany at the age of 13 and became a member of the Board of Trade in 1890.

He was director for six years during and after the world war. He headed a grain firm under his own name for many years. He was at one time president of the Chicago Curb association. His widow, Bertha Hasterlik Kempner; two sons, Jean H. and Ralph; a brother, Harry B.

Kempner, and a sister, Mrs. Nathan Engel, all Chicago, survive. DR. GOODKIND, 71, DIES; INTERNAL MEDICINE EXPERT Dr. Maurice L.

Goodkind, widely known specialist in internal medicine, died yesterday in his home, 230 East Delaware place. He was 71 years old. Dr. Goodkind had been associated with Michael Reese hospital for more than thirty years. He was chief of the medical service at Base Hospital 53 in France during the world war, and was honored by the French government for his services.

Dr. Good-kind was professor of clinical medicine at the University of Illinois college of medicine. Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Rose Goodkind; a daughter, Mrs. J.

Frank Calvin of Santa Fe, N. and a son, and. M. Lewis Goodkind Jr. of Winnetka.

EVERGREEN 2 GRAVES WITH FULL perpetual care: a. rnoup iai. on Honeymoon in Hawaii 8 GRAVE LOT IN IRV. PK. CEM PERP care.

Address oi, inuuuc of the late Anna, nee Carlin; fond father (Picture on back pagm.) HONOLULU, T. Jan. 4. Spe of the late Senator John Patrick FUWEBAL piRECTJDBS Edward Mary, and William dear brother of Michael, grandfather of Bernard cial. Sally Clark McLanahan, sister-in-law of John Roosevelt, the Presi and John.

Funeral Jan. irom STEWART 0076 SOUTH CHICAGO 3101. B. B. Holston, Postmaster Txin pnNTTHAT.

rUUFlCTTON dent's son, has been getting back to late residence. 210 E. Pearson street, at 9 a. to Holy Name cathedral, where reouiem hieh mass will be celebrated. In perfection.

7705 Cottage Grove. Bad. 7705. nature in Honolulu by going bare at Nashville, Is Dead Twenty-five times as many calls as the average concern is Chicago's recognition and appreciation of Son Service Quality and low prices. Included with all services when desired at both chapels at no extra cost is the famous IMPERIAL Quartet.1 Complete funerals as low as $110 foot and wearing island play togs.

terment All Saints cemetery. Information, Capitol 5040. JUDGE See Eleanor W. Burke notice. MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMS.

Sally, who sang in a night club before Don't neglect what may seem to be a trivial ache or pain and allow a serious ailment to develop. Make the palatable Mountain Valley Mineral Water your ounce of prevention" against stiffened joints, stabbing nerves or aching muscles. Phone for her wedding to George Xavier Mc CEMETERY MARKERS. MONUMENTS AT KELLY George J. Kelly.

Jan. 3, dearly be savings, oears oiorc, caacmcti Lanahan, is honeymooning here with loved husband of Catherine, nee McNur CHAS. G. BLAKE CO. nev: dear father of Mary.

Sister M. Feli citas. O. S. Patrick Emmett, and Nashville, 111., Jan.

4. B. B. Holston, 67 years old, Nashville postmaster since 1934, died of heart dis-easa early today in Barnes hospital in St. Louis.

Holston, a former attorney, was widely known in Democratic politics in southern Illinois. William Murray, Former her husband. Carl F. Gould, Widely George J. brother of John Mary Eschenbach.

and Joseph J. of Detroit Thomas J. of Minneapolis, and William F. DEATH NOTECES Kelly Funeral Saturday morning at 9:30 Known Architect, Dead from funeral home, 6216 JJ. Clark street, to St.

Jerome church and All Seattle, Wash, Jan. 4. (JP) Carl F. in Henorlam. KEMPNER Adolph Kempner of the Del Prado hotel, beloved husband of Bertha, Kalamazoo Treasurer, Dies TORD John P.

Ford. In loving memory ol my ixusoanu, wu fond lather of Jean and Ralph Kempner. dear brother of Mrs. Nettie Engel. Harry, and the late Dora Kempner.

Funeral serv Kalamazoo, Jan. 4. William Murray, 83 years old, a case today. MOUNTAIN VALLEY From HOT SPRINGS, ARK. MINERAL WATER 739 W.

Jackson Blvd. MOHros 5460 Gould, 65 years old, nationally, known architect, died today after an illness of several months. Member of a pioneer New York family and graduate of Harvard, Gould designed or assisted in designing the state capitols of Wisconsin, Oregon, and Washington, Jan. 5, IStSS. To have, to hold, and then to part.

Is the Greatest sorrow ol one's heart. WIFE JEAN former city treasurer and founder of ices Thursday. Jan. 5, at 2:30 p. at family lot.

Rosehill cemetery. Remains resting at chapel, 936 E. 47th street, until GOULD Rose Gould. Passed away Jan. 6, the Kalamazoo Building and Savings association, died today.

i Thursday noon. Xvoi. xn loving luwiui,.