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12 CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 1942. IT DEATH NOTICES LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE: 'In Old Shanty Town9 MAYOR CARRIES LAKE DIVERSION YEAH? WELL. LITTLE LORETTfliS MAMA nx I SPvY GUESS OH HA! HA! BECAUSE, A OH THINK kATE KNOG-LITTLE KATE Al I fM LOST-CAN YOU 1 SURE WHY SHES CTWZY--THATS I SHELL TALK TO I MALT, WHO USED TO LIVE 1 TELL ME WHERE THAT LAST SHACK NOT? I WHY-ANYBOCY KNOCK MEYOU. SEE. NEXT DOOR TJRAZY KATE" A I MRS.

KATE KNOB I THERE BUT I SHE RUNS AND HIDES- I'M AN OLD THEY CALL HER NOW, EH? KkNi LIVES? SHE WONT LET COMES OUT FRIEND OP HERS- HM-M GAD, WHAT A NOBODY ti- ftf BUT EVEN THEN SHE J. F. RUTHERFORD, HEAD OF JEHOVAH WITNESSES, DIES San Diego. Jan. 11 TSpeclall.

Joseph Franklin Rutherford. 72 years OBITUARIES Mrs. Mildred Simmons. Mrs. Mildred Simmons, master of events at the Jackson Park women's golf course for the last five years, died yesterday In Wesley Memorial hospital.

She was 49 years old. Mrs. Simmons, who lived at 2309 East 70th street, was Cook county women's open golf champion In 1937 and had played In many national tournaments. Surviving are her husband, William A. Simmons and a brother, Joseph Mayou.

Services will be held at 3 p. m. Wednesday in the chapel at 2024 East 75th street. Max L. Baade.

Funeral services for Max L. Baade, retired Lake county carpenters' union official, who died Saturday night after an illness of four months, will be held at 10 a. m. Tuesday at funeral home at 1521 West Washington street, Wau-kegan. Baade, who was 69 years old, was business agent of the union 28 years.

He retired three years ago. He is survived by his widow, Mattie, 843 Hickory street, Waukegan, and three daughters. Mrs. Eva R. Wegg.

Services for Mrs. Eva Russell Wegg of 445 Roslyn place, who died Saturday in Passavant hospital, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in Grace-land cemetery chapel. Mrs.

Wegg, 88 years old, had lived In Chicago 52 years. She was one of the oldest members of St. James Episcopal church and of the Fortnightly club. She was the widow of David S. Wegg, a Chicago attorney.

Surviving is a son, David Jr. Frederick D. Light. Frederick D. Light, a retired municipal official of Dunkirk, N.

died yesterday at his home, 30 Warren street, Hammond. Mr. Light was 85 years old. He was former city clerk, library board president, and school board secretary at Dunkirk. His home had been at Hammond for the last eight years.

Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 117 Rimbach street, Hammond. Carl S. Anderson.

Services for Carl S. Anderson, 1014 Ash street, Winnetka, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Winnetka Evangelical Mission church. Mr.

Anderson, a landscape gardener and a resident of the suburb for 35 years, died Saturday in St. Francis hospital, Evanston. He was 61 years old. Surviving are his widow, Olivia; a son, Coleman, a brother and four sisters. Joseph Fulton.

Joseph Fulton, a retired farmer who was born of pioneer parents near what is now the town of TinleyPark, died at the age of 91 yesterday in his home at 2451 Burr Oak avenue. Blue Island. He leaves one daughter. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 p. m.

at 13050 Greenwood avenue, Blue Mrs. Catherine Ostrom. Mrs. Catherine Ostrom, the widow of Charles S. Ostrom, former- auditor of the Morton Salt company, died yesterday at her home, 466 Cedar street, Winnetka.

Mrs. Ostrom was 72 years old. She is survived by a son, Charles L. Ostrom, advertising manager of the salt company. old, leader of the Jehovah's Wit-nesses religious sect, has been dead since Thursday, it was discovered here today as preparations were made for private funeral services.

The Jehovah's Witnesses movement, widely known for its op i. F. Rutherford. position to any form of war and for it3 tenet against swearing allegiance to any government or is estimated to have from 1.000,000 to followers in 36 nations. Death came to the internationally known religious leader in the fabulous "house of princes," a 20 room Spanish type mansion which he built here "for King 'David when David returns to earth." Dr.

G. R. Stevenson said today he had issued a death certificate for Rutherford Thursday, giving as the cause of death a stomach The body is in an undertaking parlor here. CITY EMPLOYE SHOT IN HOLDUP DIES OF WOUND Hugh Halligan, 40 years old, 1123 South Leavitt street, a city electrician, died in County hospital early yesterday of a bullet wound inflicted Saturday night by one of two bandits whom he was attempting to prevent leaving the tavern at 2058 Washburne avenue. Halligan, James McMullin, 60, of 2058 West 13th street, an elevator operator in the Criminal courts building; Ben Nathan, the tavern owner, and several customers were in the place when the bandits entered.

McMullin ignored their order to "stick 'em up," and one of the robbers threatened to kill him. McMullin threw four glasses pf whisky in the bandit's face, and Nathan and the patrons joined in a general melee, attempting to capture the bandits. The bandits subdued them, however, and took $85. They retreated to the front door while firing their pistols into the ceiling. Halligan meanwhile, ran out a side door and around the building to bar the intruders' exit.

He was unarmed. One bandit shot him in the abdomen, and both made their escape in an automobile. that's why wa sand flowan. Thay ipaak mora comfort than thousand words. HIT-RUN DRIVER, TRACED THRU CAR LICENSE, SEIZED Brother of Victim Helps Police, Merle Isgrigg.

38 years old, was arrested by Englewood police yesterday in his home at 7235 Maryland avenue as the driver of the hit and run automobile which earlier In the day struck and seriously injured Nestor Chakonas. 13, of 6605 South State street, at 6th street and Perry avenue. Chakonas. a newsboy, was taken to St Bernard's hospital with a fractured leg. Isgrigg was traced thru his license number, which was taken down by the victim's brother, George, 17, who witnessed the accident Isgrigg admitted driving the car, police said.

He was charged with reckless driving and leaving the scene of an accident, and will be arraigned in Safety court today. Freight Handler Killed. Nick Alexander, a freight handler 50 years old who lived at 449 South Halsted street, was killed at Canal and Harrison streets when he was struck by the auto driven by Charles Varak, 42. of 1713 South Morgan street, Varak was held for the inquest. Thomas Knight, 80.

a resident of the British Old People's home, Lyons, died in Berwyn hospital after he was found injured at 31st street and 1st avenue, near the home, on Saturday night. He was apparently the victim of a hit and run driver. Mrs. Marybell Maginn, 60, of 1658 Farwell avenue, died Saturday night in St. Francis hospital, Evanston, of injuries suffered Dec.

29 when she was struck near her home by an automobile driven by Nels Nielsen, 65, of 1303 Devon avenue. Believed Hit-Run Victim. Coroner R. L. Beck of La Porte county.

Indiana, expressed the belief Mrs. Grace Bohle. 38, of 414 Emily street, Michigan City, who was found dead early yesterday on U. S. highway 12 in Michigan City, was the victim of a hit-run driver.

Mrs. Bohle, the wife of a factory worker, was the mother of seven children. Two men with whom Mrs. Bohle was last seen alive were held as material witnesses. They were John Lindy, 24, of rural route 2, Valparaiso, a private first class on leave from Camp Shelby, and Lindy's brother-in-law, Henry Mo Means, 22, of 10th street, Chesterton.

Coroner Beck said the men admitted picking up Mrs. Bohle in a Chesterton tavern about midnight Saturday and starting toward Michigan City. 10 miles to the east. About one-half mile from the spot where the body was found Mrs. Bohle got out of the car.

they said. Up to 4 p. m. yesterday 32 persons had been killed by automobiles in Cook county since Jan. 1.

Of these. 20 were killed in Chicago, where 668 were injured in the same period. MRS. I. FRANCK'S RITES TO BE HELD IN CHAPEL TODAY Services for Mrs.

Ingrid Franck, the wife of Dr. James Franck. professor of physical chemistry at the University of Chicago, will be held at 11:30 a. m. today in the chapel at 6935 Stony Island avenue.

Mrs. Franck died Saturday in her home at 5700 Blackstone avenue. She was 59 years old. A native of Sweden, Mrs. Franck gave several piano concerts in that country before her marriage to Dr.

Franck in Berlin, Germany, in 1906. Dr. Franck, who won the Nobel prize in physics in 1925. and Mrs. Franck came to the United States about seven years ago after leaving his native Germany in protest against Nazi activities.

They came to Chicago in 1938. Surviving, in addition to Dr. Franck, are two daughters, Mrs. Dag-mar Von Hippel and Mrs. Elizabeth Lisco.

CEDAR RAPIDS MAX, 2, DIES. Cedar Rapids, Jan. 11 I Special William Tchel. 02 yeare old. mtwr of the Tehel Bottling company, died yesterday ot a nrrt DEATH NOTICES HENMAN Mary R.

Henman. age 53 years, wife of Alfred, formerly of Evanston, 111., recently at her home tn Madison, survived by husband. Alfred Heninsti; daushler. Mis. Edward Yahnke of Spartn, two grandchildren; nvther.

Mrs. Mary Hudlock. ot Evanston: and two sisters. Mrs. Ann Lord of Evanston.

and Mrs. Joel R. Baker of Palestine. HILLS Willis Nye Hills, passed away Saturday. Jan.

10. age 77 years, at his home tn Compton. 111., husband of Bertha Hills, father of Mrs. lner. Campbell.

Services Monday, Jan. 12, 2 p. ni at Compton Methodist church. Burial Wyoming cemetery. Taw Paw, 111.

HURT Mary Hurt of 818 8. Lombard ave-nue. Oak Park, widow of Ferdinand dear molher of Lihhle Dlouhy, Olive Click. Lillian Baumrucker. Ella and F.rwin.

Resting at funeral home, 57(18 W. Madison street, where services will be held Monday at 2 p. in. Interment Acacia Park. Please omit flowers.

JACKSON Nellie G. Jackson of 6404 Kenwood avenue. Jan. lit. 1042.

w-ite ot the late Robert H. Jackson, mother of Mrs. Alice E. Flinn. Mrs.

Grace M. Black, and Mrs. Donald Cameron. Funeral at late residence. Tuesday.

Jan. 13. 8 p. in. Interment Cedar Park.

JACOBSON See Lydia Olson notice. JOHNSON Louise Johnson, wife of the late John Frederick, fond mother of Mrs. Htldur Anderson. Oscar. Mrs.

Anna Boost. Fred, and Mrs. Esther McGowan. Remains resting at funeral home. 3018 Irving Park road.

Services Monday. Jan. 13 at 'Z p. m. Interment Mount Olive.

JOHNSON Mattie L. Johnson. 4024 Ellis avenue, wife of the late John F. Johnson. beloved molher of Luccne H.

Johnson. Services Moinlar, Jan. 12, fc p. at chapel, HI lo Cottage avenue. JOHNSTON James A.

Johnston of 4737 Van Buren street, beloved husband of Jeame, nee Taylor: fond father ot Jessie. Mrs. Khoda Zeumer, Mrs. Anne McDonald, and Mrs. Grace Carlin, brother of Mrs.

Joseph Lange. Funeral Tuesday. 9:30 a. from funeral home. 238 S.

Cicero avenue to Resurrection church. KT.FIN Arthur F. Klein. Jan. 10.

1942. of 3(19 Hawthorne Lane. Winnetka. husband of Helen Owen Klein, father of Mr, (ieorge E. Bendinger.

Mrs. Leonard Fassett, Mrs. Homer Bendinger, and Suzanne Klein. Service 2 p. m.

Tuesday at chapel. 1667 Maple avenue. Evanston. HI. Interment North Shore Garden of Memories.

KOCH La Verne Koch. Jan. 10. dearly beloved daughter ot Fred and Anna Nadler Koch, fond sister of Evelyn Smietanskt. Lillian and Anne Koch.

Resting at chapel, 5522 S. Halsted street until II a. m. Tuesday. Funeral services at St.

Stephen's Lutheran church. 67th and Sangamon streets. Tuesday, 1 :30 p. m. Interment Lutheran cemetery.

Blue Island. KRAFT Louis B. Kraft, Jan. 11. 1942.

loving son of Barbara and the late Bernard Kraft, dear brother of Frank Louise Hanck. George and Richard N. Funeral Wednesday. Jan. 14.

at. 9:30 a. from chapel. 2114 Irving Park road, to Immaculate Heart of Mary church. In'er ment at St.

Adalbert cemetery. Member of De Soto council. No. 617. K.

of C. and Holy Name society of Immaculate Heart of Mary. KRCEGER See Stark notice. KRUEGER Edward Krueger. beloved husband of the late Minnie, fond father of Fred.

Charles. Lucille, and William, brother of-Emelia (Juin and Elizabeth Volk. Funeral Tuesday. Jan. 13.

2 p. at funeral home, 6308 Belmont av. Burial Concordia. KUEFNER John Kuefner. late residence.

1621 S. Morgan street. Funeral arranze- menta later. Information, call Pens. 26113 LACH MAN Sydney Lachman of 1310 8.

Sawyer avenue, beloved brother of Albert and Grace. Member of Prudence lodge. No. A. F.

A A. M. Services Tues day. 2 p. chanel.

2018 W. Division Interment Waldheim. LAS-KY Ralph J. Lasky. 4701 N.

St Louis avenue, beloved hushand of Syril. nee Virion: dear son of Eva. fond brother of Anne Whiteberg, Alvm. Irving, and Wil ham. Funeral Monday.

11 a. at chapel. 3021 Lawrence avenue Interment estlawn cemetery, rlease omit, flowers. LIGHT Frederick Light. 85 years of 30 Warren street, Hammond.

Ind father of Herbert C. of I-afayette, David M. of Chicago. Frederic H. of Otean.

N. W. D. Light, and John, both of Dunkirk. N.

Manorle. and Mrs. T. H. Parke, both of Hammond.

eight grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday, 2 p. at chapel. 117 Rimbach street. Hammond.

Burial in Oak Hill cemetery. LILI-Barbara. t.lll. nee Marx. 2553 Peiia cola avenue.

Jan. lO. 1942. beloved wife of William loving mother of John R. and William dear daughter of Bar bara and the late Nicholas Marx, fond sis ter of Matt, John, Peter, and Nicholas Marx, Marie Lassen, and Frank Marx.

Fu neral Tuesday. Jan. 13 at 9 a. m. from chapel.

2114 Irving Park road, to Queen of the Angels church. Burial St. Joseph I.OAXFT Reatrtce T.nnnrv late of 124 Keeler avenue, beloved daughter of the late Thomas and Catherine, nee Shanahan; dear sister of Margaret O'Connor. Catherine, and the late Patrick and Edward S. Loaney Remains at chapel.

4138 Madison street Funeral Tuesday at 9 a. to St. Mel's church. Mass at 0:30 a. m.

Interment Calvary. LOSURDO Benedetto Losnrdo. late of 524 N. May street, beloved father of Michael. Frank.

Joseph. Mrs. Rose Pisonno. Paul. and Mrs.

Mary Maranto. Funeral Tues day Jan. 13. at 9 a. ni.

from chapel. 530 N. Morgan street, to Sancta Maria Addolo- rata church. Interment Mount Carmel. LUXEN Margareth Hepp Luxen.

nee Schu-sl ler. beloved wife of the late Andrew Hepp and Christian Luxen. fond mother of John. Andrew. William.

Arthur, and Teter Hepp. Margaret Ray. Rose McGarity. stepmother of John Luxen. Kathryn Mente.

Marie Bless, and the late Elizabeth Hartman. Funeral from late residence. 8224 Em erald avenue. Wednesday at 9:30 a to St. Leo's church.

Interment St. Mary MACHTEMES Mathias Machtemes. beloved husband ot the late Barbara, fond father of Catherine Ryan. Anna. Jack, Margaret Arends, Mary Brackin.

Mathias. Barbara Tepper. Gerhardt, Gertrude Thuma. and Josephine Allen, also survived by 19 grandchildren, and four great-grandchildren. Resting at home.

13t- Locust avenue. La Grange. Funeral mass 10 a. Wednesday, at St. Francis Xavier church.

La Grange. Interment Mount fnrniel cemetery. MAGID Celia Magid. See Magidovitz notice. MAGIDOVITZ Celia Magidovitz.

avenue, beloved wife of Kolmai. dear mother of Diane Pit Hois. Joseph, Bcrta Packer, and Richard. Funeral Monday at 11 a. m.

at funeral chapel. 704 S. Craw, ford avenue. Interment Jewish Waldheim. MAGINN -Mary Belle Maginn.

nee Patterson of 1058 Farwell avenue, beloved wife of John H. fond mother of Charles E. Nestor. Olive Ruth Kain. grandmother of Dorothy.

Patri-ia. and Diane Kam. Resting at funeral home. 1359 Devon avenue, at Glenwood. Funeral notice later.

MASON Nora Mason, beloved daughter of the late Michael and Mary, nee Condon: dear slter of Anna. John and the late Mnry Mason. Funeral Monday. 10 a. from residence.

4247 Congress street, to St. Mel's church. Burial Calvsry Member of All Souls' court. No. 428, C.

O. F. Austin 1137. M'CULLEV Minerva McCulley. beloved wife of the late George, fond mother of Lloyd.

Ruth Rickie. and Myra. grandmother of three grandchildren. Remains at funeral home. Belmont avenue, until 0 m.

Monday. Interment at Flora, 111.. Tuesday. MELSHEIMER Bertha Melsheimer. nee Miller, ot Wanconda, 111 beloved wife of Larry, fond mother of Nick and the late Jack, mother-in-law of Alvie Melsheimer.

grandmother of Larrv and Edward, sister of Emma Kolb and Herhian and the late (ills. Funeral Wednesday at 0 a. from funeral home, 2042 Cermak rad. to St. Paul's church.

Interment St. Mary's. MTGATZ See Goldstein notice. MILLER Joseph Miller Sr. of 6732 Cottage Grove avenue, husband of the late Lillian, nee Meyers: father of Joseph grandfather of Diane, brother of Mrs.

Margaret Rheinsehmidt, Mrs. Kathenne Speese. John, and the late Peter. William. Jacob, and Fred.

At rest in chapel. 21124 75th street, where services will be held Wednesday at 1 p. m. Interment Oak Wood. MISCHKE Rosalie Mischke.

nee Kreft. Jan 9. beloved wife of the late Ignatius, dear mother of Alex. Dominica Marski. Bernard.

Frank. Leon. Helen Webster. Funeral Tues. day at 9:30 a.

in. from funeral home. 1359 61 Fullerton avenue, to St. Josaphat's church. Interment St.

Adalbert's. MISSNER Max Missner. beloved husband of Rose, dear father of Abe, Daniel, Dorothy 'Hunt. Henrietta Weiner. Irving, and the late Maurice fond brother of Bertha Levine, Samuel Missner.

and Jessie R. Kor-shak. grandfather of eight grandchildren. Services Tuesday. 2 p.

at chanel. 52(16 Broadway. Interment Jewish Waldheim. Please omit flowers. MORRtSSEY Johanna Mnrrlssey.

nee Partridge, fond mother ot John and Anna and the late Thomas, grandmother of Neal Mor-rissey. Funeral Tuesday, a. from residence. 1132 North Keystone avenue, to Our Lady of the Angela church. Interment Calvary.

NEARY Joseph M. Neary, dearly beloved husband of Dorothy, nee Hayes: loving son of Michael and Anna, nee Barlow: fond brother of James and Hubert, and the late Mary Elizabeth. Funeral Wednesday. 9 a. from parents' residence.

1508 E. 73d place, to St. Laurence's church. Interment Mount Olivet. Quiney.

111., papers please copy, Ylntennes 1617. NEWLANDER Rose Newland'r. age 37. ef nn street, belnvsj wile nt Julian, fnnd mother ot Burton, dear sistee of Sai4h Ja'iibs. Fsnnie Tories' (nwrii, ami (ii (tiirclnn, dsusritrr ef Sauiui-I ami Mary tuneisl Monday at 'i p.

ni. at chaprl. 3140 rac avenue. Interment nu Joseph cemetery. N'OSS Dr.

William T. Nona, husband of Emma Roberta Noss, father of Dna Loving ot Evanston. grandfather ot Coo Loving. Resting at chapel. 25 W.

Clendr avenue. La Grange, afier 5 p. Monday. Service 3 p. m.

Tuesday at Congress Par Community church. Interment Jermyn. Fa. OA KES Richard Charles OaKes. late of lis S.

Humphrey avenue, n.ik Para. tYlmel linahand of Helen, nr. fond (sifter of 111' hard T. and George M. Funeral ies Tuesday.

2 p. at cb.pei. 4elT Madison-t. ilunal Woodlawn, Au. tin OLSON Lydia Olson, beloved mother rf naries jacobson and the late Alfred Jscco-son.

Funeral Tuesday, ID a. al funeral home, bbH N. Avera avenue, in tar meat Montrose cemetery. OLSON Oscar J. Olson.

Jan. 10. late of 57" wentworth avenue, beloved husband of Ellen, fond father of Mr. Ruth Marn at Margaret. Funeral at chapel.

fiS2i Wentworth avenue. Wednesday. Jan 14. At 3 p. m.

Interment Oak Hill cemetery. OSTROM Catherine Ostrom. Jan. 11. 1S42.

at ner residence, 4tj cedar afreet. Winnetka. 111., wife of the lata Charles mother of Charles L. Ostrom ot Wilme'te. 111.

Funeral J'rivate. Please omit flower. PLETCHER Gilbert E. Fletcher of 7P41 S. r-nnceton avenue, oeloved brother cf Mra.

Etta Fletcher. Charles, and Albert. Services) Tuesday. Jan. 13.

at 3 p. m. at chapel. 6245 b. Kedzie avenue.

Burial Mount Mot. PRICE Dr. Gideon A. Price ef 147 Plains avenue. Jan.

10, luc. husband of Angeline Price, father ot Ernest, Harry. Carl, and Mr. Ethel Cu.tsrU At chapel. 66(11 N.

Ashland avenue, where service will be held Tuesday. Jan. 13. at p. m.

Interment Acacia, Park. RORINSON-William Henry Robinson. Beloved husband of Eva. nee Clark. Funeral Monday, p.

at residence of daugh ter, Catherine Pilling. 2123 Central prle avenue, Evanston. Interment Park. Turonio. refers pleaM copy.

ROSANDER Andrew Rotsnder. Jn. 10. 1U42. late of 4922 Wmthrcp avenue, beloved husband of Louise C.

fond fsther of Eftie tldred, grandfather ot Eleanor Erlenborn and Robert Eldred. Funerii Tuesday. 2:30 p. at chapel. 5149-51 N.

Ashland avenue, at Foster. Inter-rceat Acacia. Park. Charter member of Tbrea Link lodge. No.

12, I. O. O. T. Lon-beach 6147.

RUSSO Dommlck ITommyl Russo, belovsd husband of Estelle. nee BeUk lortne lather of George and Bridget, of late George and Bridget Russo. ot Mane Pellittiere. Anna Montiello. Tie Partipllo.

Millie Mentone, Louis. Kocco. Rose Casale. and Nancy Falco. Funeral Wednesday, a.

m. Irom residence, eld W. Taylor street to Guardian Angel churci. Interment Mount Carmel. SAKOLSKY Jacob Sakolsky of 1308 Campbell avenue.

beloved husband of Sarah, devoted father of Leo, Morris. Handelnian. William. Belle Miir. and, Samuel, 11 grandchildren, brother ot Frieda.

Ablin, Mae Astrinsky. and Id Levin. Funeral Monday. Jan. 12.

at 2 p. m. at chapel, 2235 W. Division street Bjnai Jewish Waldheim. Kindly omit flowers.

SCHEERER Jacob A. Scheerer. beloved nua-band of Mary, father of Allyne Nugent aa4 Beatrice Hamilton, grandfather of Done Scheerer and Richard Hamilton, brother ot Theodore. Carolyn Michel, and Diefen-baugh ot Bippus. Ind.

All services at Mont-rose Cemetery hapel. Tuesday. Jan. 13 at 2 m. Resting at funeral home, 43J4 avenue until Tuesday noon.

S( HULZE Albert P. Schulte. Jan. 10. 1942.

suddenly, at Lake Geneva. beloredl husband of Anna and the late Fchulze. fond father of Fred and William Sehulze. Mrs Louise Buerger, and the late Mrs. Clara Miller, grandfather of Fred.

Ai-bert. Juanita. and Linda hulie and Rcger Buerger, great grandfather of William Schulre. Service at chapel, e.i'.'4 ColUge Grove avenue, Tuesday at 1 m. Interment at Oak Hill.

Membr of Lakeside lodge. No. 739. A. F.

Ik A. M. For information call Fairfax 21KKI. SCRIBANO Carmello Seribano. 1007 S- Oakley, beloved brother of Sam.

Jnnie. mj Ant. Funeral from chspel. 6l'j Asrv laiul boulevard. Tuesdav.

9 a to ChIIisIo church. Interment Mount Carmel. SCULLY Thomas F. Scully, lata ef CO West Vallett street, Klmhurst. beloved, husband of the late Mary, nee Taylor; fond father of Thomas Mrs.

Irene C. Murphy, and Milo brother of James, the late William. Annie Phelan. Alpers. Memler of the Chicago Post Office Clerks' association.

Funeral Jan. 13, at 10 a. from chare), K3 North York street, Klmhurst to Immaculate Conception church. Interment Calvary. SIMMONS Mildred Simmons, nee Maron et 239 E.

7(lth street, devoted wtf. cf Wtl-liam A. sister of Joseph Msvoii. Besting In chapel. 2024 75th street, where services will be held Wednesday at 3 p.

m. SITTS Lulu M. Pitts. Jan. 10.

ef 727 9. Cuyler avenue. Oak Park, beloved wife ef John W. Sitts. sister of Howard Ganoung.

Services Tuesday. Jan. 13. at 1 at chapel. 124-120 Madison street.

Oak Psrk. at Lombard avenue. Internment FosehilL Eastern Star services at chapel under au" PK-es of Victory chapter. No. 8IO, O.

E. 3. SKAI.LEKUP Allda kalerup. beloved wUe of Harry dear sister of Helen Holliwsy. Dorothy Eastwood, and Robert Hoeck.

err. Ices Tuesday. 2 p. at f'inrl tome. 3301 Fullerton av.

Interment Mount Olivet. SMITKA Annaatazie Smitka, late i.l.to S. Trumbull avenue. Jan. 11.

1912. belov4 mother of Mae Janota. Anna M-Cartay, Bessie Smitka. Funeral Wednesday at I p. m.

at. funeral home. 5842-4 Cermac road. Interment Bohemian National cemetery. Information.

Cicero 243. SODF.RSTAM Julius T. Soderstam. re4 away at the home of his beloved daughter. Elsa Soderstam Kensting.

5323 N. Spauld-ing avenue, also father ot the late Arthur and Vivian and dear grandfather ot Roger J. Kenstinr and June Vivian Bergl'ind, Resting at chapel. 5107 N. Clark state Tuesday.

Jan. 13. 12 to 2 at Holy Ttinity English Lutheran church. Services at 2 p. m.

under ausnces cf St. Bernard commandery. No. 35. K.

T. Interment Graceland. STARK Beriha Kruger Stark. Jan 10. H4'.

of U75 E. 60th street, beloved wife rf Charles fond mother of Herbert air! Bernhardt J. Krueger, sister of Grace Baumgart. Emma Born, and Henry Sielsff. Resting at funeral home.

.718 N. Central avenue, Austin. Funeral Tuesday, 1 p. m. Interment Concordia.

STEF NSKI August J. Stefanski. Jn. 10. 1942.

beloved husband of France, rtesr father of Mis. Agnes Shepley and Jvr.n. fnnd brother of Mrs. Mary Lasnts M. Bronuiawa.

Mrs. Martha Ko-hsnki. Theodore, and Charles. Services Wednesday. Jan.

14. 2 p. at funeral hnm. 3358 N. Lawndale avenue.

Interment Montrose cemetery. Member of ChKiia Postal Clerks' union. VACGHAN-Sue French Vauchsn. Jin 11. 1942.

of 8912 Ewmg avenue Evanston. beloved wife of the late Edward Lee Vaughan, dear mother of Anne Phillips, and grandmother of Betty Phillips Johnson and Bradford Eastman Phillips At 6.MI1 N. Ashland avenue, where service will be held Tuesday, Jsn. 1.7. at 1 m.

VOUG F.N Josephine Vougen, nee Zaka. Jsn. 11. beloved daughter of Ursula Pocitie, stepdaughter of Anthony Pnciu. fond, daughter of Frank Zaks.

sister of Albert and Edward Zaks. niece of Catherine Ka-dulis. Funeral Thursday. Jan. 15.

9 a. from late residence. 844 E. 87th St. Joachim's church.

91st street and Lang-ley avenue. Interment St. Casimir cemetery. Y'ards 1138. WALLOW Charles ICarlJ Henry Wallow, dearly beloved husband of Helen, nee Mullen: devoted father of Mrs.

Hsrold R. Schneider. Mrs. Richard D. Dobbert.

Carl Jr. Maurice Robert, and Edward, brother-in-law of Margaret R. Mullen. Funeral Wednesday. Jan 14 at 2 p.

at late residence. 3622 W. 61st place, where services will be held. Interment St. Mary's.

WASHER Gabriel D. Washer, beloved husband of the late Martha, dear fs'her of Beniamin brother of Beniamm F. Washer of Louisville, Ky. Services bv Washington Park lodge. No.

956. A. F. A A. Tuesday.

1 p. at chapel. 5206 Broadway. Omit flowers. WEGG Eva R.

Wegg. Jan 10. widow of th late David 8. Wegg. Resting at funeral home.

2'M E. Erie street Monday afternoon and evening Services will be held in chapel at Graceland cemetery. 2 p. Tuesday. Jan.

13 WIEGMAN William F. Wierman. dearly beloved husband of Helen, nee Manthev. de. voied father of William H.

Edward and Helen Wiegman. fond brother et Louie Binder. Charlotte Koeppen. Ed Sievert. Henry and Charles Wiegman.

Mm-ber of West Englewood lodge. No. 1074. A. F.

A. Mutual Benefit and Aidj Society and Carpenters' union, local No. 242. Resting at his late residence. 7924 9.

Peoria street, until noon Tuesday Services 3 p. at Evangelical Zion Church of Auburn Park. 8320 8. Green street. Interment Evergreen cemetery.

RepuMic 0078. WILLIS Bernard D. Willis of 614 8 Kenil-worth avenue. Oak Park. Iielnved hu.bend, of Haltie dear father of Harnett.

Rest-tng at chapel. 623 Lake street. Oak Park, where services will be held Wednesday at 2 p. m. Information.

Euclid 1643. WOLKENHEIM Louis Wolkenheim of 4M4 N. Spaulding avenue, beloved husband of the) late Sarah, fond father of Dorothf Drunker. Zelma Popp. Grayee Cooper.

Chsrlotte) Polin. and the late Edward. Funeral Tuesday. 10 a. at funeral chapel.

514 Broadway. Interment Rosemont Park. I GUESS YOO Atmr SEEN HER LATEUr- BUTGO AHEAD -ITS NONE O' MY BUSINESS DEATH NOTICES BROS1US Cline C. Broslus. husband of Martha.

Past master of Dearborn lodge. No. 310, A. F. A.

past patron ot Miriam chapter. No. 1. O. E.

and Englewood commandery. No. 59, K. T. Remains at funeral parlors, HH44 Commercial avenue.

Services Wednesday at I p. m. Interment Evergreen cemetery. South Chicago 0242. BUNTING George P.

Bunting, beloved husband of Edith, brother of Frank, Mrs. Herbert Shepherd. Mrs. Louts Utley. Mrs.

Wil-fred Prince. Mrs. Ralph Hedden. Funeral services Tuesday. Jan.

13. at 10 a. m. at chapel. 19T1 W.

111th street. Interment Mount Emblem. CA PLAN Rose Caplan. beloved mother of Mrs. Dora Novak, Harry and Ben Caplnn, Mrs.

Sara Tarson. Mrs. Jean Klontlne. sister of Peter Mirovich and H. A.

Harris. grandmother of eight grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Resting at chapel 3658 W. Roosevelt road. Funeral Monday, Jan.

12. 3 at chapel. Interment P. O. Waldheim.

CHAMBERS William L. Chambers, beloved father of Norman. Milton. Mrs. Dee Har din.

Blanche Bouchard, Besie Tomer. Bon me Hotek. Services Monday evening, o'clock at chapel. 3419 Ridgcland avenue. Berwyn.

Interment Walnut Hill, Indiana. COHEN Annie Cohen, nee Levy, of 11403 Indiana avenue. Jan. 10. 1942, beloved wife of the late Simon, dear mother of Samuel L.

and Mrs. Fannie C. Schackter. fond grandmother of six grandchildren. Resting at her late residence.

Services Monday. Jan. 12. at 3 p. m.

Member of Palace chapter No. 264. O. E. S.

Interment Oak Woods. CROWLEY James J. Crowley, late of 4339 Wilcox street, beloved husband of Bess Crowley, nee Phelan: fond father of William Kteran James J. Catherine and Raymond brother of Mrs. George Hoberg.

Dennis J. Crowley, and the late Mrs. Frank Kirby. Mrs. Daniel Clifford.

William Mrs. John Griffin, and Timothy J. Crowley. Resting at funeral home. 5321 Madison street.

Funeral Tuesday, Jan. 13. at 10 a. to St. Mel's church.

Interment Mount Carmel. Financial secretary of Damen council. No. 650. K.

of C. member of La Salle general assembly. K. of and St. Mel Holy Name society.

Austin 8(120. CURRAN James P. Curran. beloved son ot the late Neal and Ellen Walsh Curran, fond brother of Catherine. Mrs.

Helen Crawford. Neal and Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald. Funeral Tuesday at 9 a. m.

from funeral home. 6915 Wentworth avenue, to Sacred Heart church. Interment Holy Scpuchre cemetery. DUFFIELD Sidney Duffleld, 5807 N. Artesian, Saturday.

Jan. 10, beloved husband of Dorothy Caroline, nee Ahlborn; fond father of Dorothea E. Pearson. La Verne C. Nelson, William Vaughan Duffleld.

brother of Tracy and the late Fay and Ora. At chapel, fiftnj N. Ashland avenue where services will be held Tuesday, Jan. 13. 3 p.

m. Interment Acacia Talk. EDWARDS William Edwards, suddenly, beloved husband of Lillian, nee Hralnll: devoted son of Alex and Bessie, brother ot Julius. Ruth London, and Evelyn. Funeral Tuesday.

12:30 p. at chapel. Lawrence avenue. Interment Krynker Vcrein new cemetery, Jewish Waldheim. ELIOT Sigrid W.

Eliot. Jan. 10. 1942. of 768 Foxdale avenue, Winnetka.

wife of D. Eliot, mother of Thomas Lamb Johan and Rosemary Greenleaf Eliot. Memorial service 4 p. m. Tuesday, at Winnetka Congregational church chapel, according to the custom of the Society of Friends.

To those moved to give memorial tokens of affection it is suggested that they give to the American Friends Service committee, care Clyde Alice, 5537 University avenue, Chicago. ELLIS David P. Ellis. Jan. 10.

of 1020 South Grove avenue. Oak Park, beloved husband of Nellie McColluni Ellis, father of David H. Ellis. Services Tuesday. Jan.

13. at 3 p. m. at chapel. 124-126 Madison street.

Oak Park at Lombard avenue. Interment Forest Home. Masonic services at chapel under auspices of F.dward Cook lodge. No. 1023.

A. F. A. also member of Circle chapter. No.

68. O. E. S. FERRARA Faleo Ferrara.

late residence 2409 W. Fillmore street, beloved husband of Pasqua. fond fathei; of Paul and Phyllis. brother of Nick Ferrara. brother-in-law of Viola.

Funeral from chapel. 739 S. Western avenue. Tuesday. 9:30 a.

to St. Callisto church. Leavitt and De Kalb streets. Interment Mount Carmel. Information.

Seeley 7422. FERRIS Mary Etta Smedley Ferris. 2241 E. 71st street. Jan.

11. 1942. fond mother of tho Rev. Roy L. Ferris of Sycamore.

111.. Ray and Lester F. Ferris, grandmother of Harry. Dawn. Paul, and Roy.

At chapel. 63d and Harvard, where services will be held Wednesday. Jan. 14. at 3 p.

m. Inter-. ment Mount Greenwood. FIORD A Mary Fiords, beloved mother of Florence. Susie.

Joseph. Anthony. Carmella. Funeral Wednesday. 9.30 a.

at funeral home. 619 S. Ashland. Interment Mount Carmel. FIUM EFREDDO Girolama Flnmef reddo.

he-loved husband of Nancy, fond father of John and the late Jennie Levatino. grandfather of Jennie. James. Jerry. Jerome, and Josephine.

Funeral Tuesday. Jan. 13. 9:30 a. from late resilience.

2119 N. Ken-more avenue, to Assumption of the B. V. M. church, corner Illinois and Franklin streets.

Interment St. Joseph's cemetery. FRANCHI Emanuel Franchi. dearly beloved husband of Anna, nee Petersen: loving father of Violet Tbilmont and Gladys. Resting at funeral home.

760O W. Grand avenue, at the circle. Funeral Tuesday. Jan. 13.

at p. m. Burial Irving Park Boulevard cemetery. Member of Henry Ibsen lodge. Sons of Norway: past president of the Scandinavian and American club of Leyden Township, and Independent tinier of Foresters Humboldt court.

No. 3389. Lackawanna 1212 or River Grove 801. FRANCK Ingrid Franck. beloved wife of James, dear mother of Dagmar and F.liza-hetli.

grandmother of six grandchildren. Funeral Monday. 11:30 a. at chapel. fl93." Stony Island ave.

Burial Oak Woods. FULTON Joseph Fulton of Blue Island. 111., husband of the lat Thebe. fond father of Laura and the late Roswell. Resting at funeral home, 1305O Greenwood avenue.

Blue Island. 111. Services Tuesday. 2 p. m.

Interment Cedar Park. Tlease omit flowers. GAF.DK Anna Gaede. beloved wife of the late Henry aunt of John Hamler and Mrs. Charles Peine.

Funeral from chapel. 938-40 W. 69th street. Wednesday. 9 a.

to Sacred Heart church. Interment Mount Olivet. Normal 6(344. GARRITY Patrick J. Garrtty ot 1654 Byron street, beloved husband of Anna, nee O'Malley: father of John J.

Thomas and Parke brother of the late John. Funeral Wednesday. 9:30 a. from chapel. 3553 Southport.

to St. Andrew's church. Interment All Saints'. Member of Holy Name court. No.

14. C. O. F. GEYER Ernest H.

Geyer. Jan. 10. 1942. 'beloved husband of Marion Geyer.

fond father of Sandrah. At chapel. 5501 N. Ash-land avenue, where services will be held Tuesday. Jan.

13 at 9:30 a. m. Interment Sheboygan. Wis. GOLDSTEIN Eva Goldstein, nee Mlgatz.

at Fall River. beloved wife of James, dear daughter of Nathan and the late. Bettr. fond sister of Helen Plel. Abe, Martha Denemark.

Maurice, and William. Funeral Tuesday. 11 a. at chapel. 6935 Stony Island avenue.

Interment Oak Woods. Please omit flowers. GORDON Hyman Gordon. 3017 Leland avenue, beloved husband of Rose, fond father of Bertha Silvers. Rhea Pohrlck.

Anne. Sorel Ansel), and Haskell, brother of Sam. Harry, Arthur, and Joseph Gordon. Anna Finder. Rertha, Walk, and Rose Jaffe.

Funeral Tuesday. 2 p. at chapel. 31121 Lawrence avenue. Interment P.

O. W. ceme-tary, Jewish Waldheim. HALLIGAN Hugh Halligan Jr. fsuddenlyl.

beloved on of Hugh and the late Ann Dempsey Halligan. brother of Mary Han-nan of Port Ludlow. Anna McTer-rtan. Alice Crowley, and Matthew Halligan. Funeral Thursday.

Jan. 15. at 9:30 a. from chapel. 3952 Cermak road, to St.

Charles Borromeo church. Interment Mount Carmel. FIGHT TO CAPITAL Armed with Testimony of Doctors, Engineers. Arxr.ed with statements from lead- physicians and engineers. Mayor Kelly left yesterday for Washinston.

D. to continue his fijht to obtain an increase in diversion of lake water thru the Illinois waterway. He is also scheduled to speak on "The Small Business Man at the annual conference of mayors, of which he is vice president. Altho the war department has turned down the plea for an increase from the present 1.500 cubic feet a cond to 10,000 cubic feet a second, the mayor Mid he will consult with Thomas J. Parran.

United States aur-seon general, and officials in the war department, pointing out the dire ried for the greater amount of diversion. Opinion Support Hit Stand. In his brief case, as he boarded a piar; yesterday. Mayor Kelly carried medical opinions backing his stand. These follow: Dr.

Ernest E. Irons, University of Chicago: "After going over the records for the last 15 years of evidence cf the pollution of the Chicago water supply at the southerly intake crib. I Cud chlorination has protected the community up to this time. However, row the pollutional index, as measured by the presence of colon bacilli, fcai risen to an alarming point. The point is rapidly approaching when a million and a half people in this district may have difficulties from the water despite chlorination." Dr.

George E. Wakerlin, professor and head of the department of physi-clcgy cf the University of Illinois: In ray scientific judgment, the problem should be met for the present by an increase of water from Lake Michigan via the Calumet river and the Sag channel. I am most emphatically of the opinion that this should be done without delay as an emergency measure to safeguard the health cf the people of the south Side of Chicago." Dr. Fishbein Favors Increase. Dr.

Louis Fishbein of the Journal rf the American Medical association: It woald seem desirable as a war treasure or until adequate sewage piar.t construction and water purification have been developed, to provide such additional diversion of water Irrm Lake Michigan as might be retired." Another statement was from Faul Kar.sen, member of the firm of Greeley Hansen, a leading water-wcrks engineering company, who wrote: "Chlorination is an insecure barrier against the possibility cf a water-borne epidemic. There can be ro doubt as to the practical wisdom cf temporary greater diversion in the interests of public health." F. BRUGGEMANN DIES; FOUR TIMES HARVEY'S MAYOR Frank William Bruggemann. mayor cf Harvey for the last 15 years, died jejterday in Community hospital in the suburb after an illness of five weeks. He was 49 years old.

Mayor Bruggemann was a member cf the executive board of the Illinois Municipal league and was a past president of that organization. He was a former city treasurer of Harvey and was one of the nation's youngest mayors when first elected to that position on the Republican ticket in He was serving his fourth consecutive term at the time of his death. He had been a funeral director 25 years, and lived at 15335 Broadway, where the funeral home is located. Surviving Mr. Bruggemann are his wscow.

Pearl, a daughter. Norma; a rn. Verne: his father. Henry Bruggemann; four brothers, and three sisters. Serv ices will be held at 2 p.

m. Thursday in the chapel at 15355 Broadway. SIGRTd V. ELIOT SERVICES TODAY; SOCIAL WORKER Services for Mrs. Sigrid Wijnbladh who died Saturday in her home at Fcxdale avenue.

Winnetka. will held at 4 p. m. tomorrow in the chiidren's chapel of the Winnetka Cor gregationai church. Mrs.

Eliot, ife of Prof. Thomas D. Eliot of Northwestern university, was 53 years rid. Since 193S she had been chief coordinating examiner, for the Chicago Park district civil service commission, and for many years she had been prominent in social service and personnel work. Sh had been assistant librarian in the F.ussell Sage library.

New York assistant registrar in the New York School of Social Work and a field investigator for the National YWCA. Surviving, in addition to Prof. Eliot, are two sons, Thomas L. and Jchan and a daughter. Rosemary.

EITITE WOMAN HEART VICTIM. Bronsorv 65 year oIl. was rr department inhalator squad tr Cart. Raymond Daley Saturday after erff-red a heart attack in her home at IADVERTISMENT1 Milk Mixture for Stomach Ulcer Pains A recent medical discovery now being cei br doctors and hospitals everywhere fcai proven unusually successful in the treatment ef stomach ulcer pains caused from excess acid. It is a harmless prep aration yet so effective that In many cases the rains cf stomach ulcers disappear Immediately after it is used.

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Dead at 102; Outlived 10 of Her 13 Children Bloomlngton, 111., Jan. 11 (JP). Mrs. Margaret Isabel Taylor, 102 years old, who outlived 10 of her 13 children, died here today. She was the widow of Richard L.

Taylor. Civil war veteran, who died in 1913. Mrs. Taylor was born in Nashville, on March 3, 1839. and was brought to Illinois as a child.

Survivors include three daughters. Mrs. Jean Staggers, Madison, Mrs. Elizabeth McCoy, Beardstown, 111., and Mrs. Sadie Kieth of Bloomlngton.

UNDERTAKERS. Funeral Servnce SOUTH SIDE CHAPEL. 63D AND HARVARD-A VENTTE. PHONE WENTWORTH 0025. MONDAY.

ARMSTRONG Edsrar E. p. m. at chapel. BRASSETJR Fred.

9 a. m. at chapel. HERTZBERG Benjamin. 11 a.

m. at chapel IRELAND Fred A. 3 p. m. at chapel.

TUESDAY. I AUSTIN Albert M. 11 a. m. at chapel.

SCHM ITT Anna R. 1 p. m. at chapel. WEDNESDAY.

FERRIS Mary E. 3 p. tn. at chapel. SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED.

WICKS Achsa. NORTH SIDE CHAPEL, 6501 N. ASHLAND-A VENUE. PHONE LONGBEACH 2646. MONDAY.

GRICE Harry H. 1 p. m. at chapel. VAN PAENEL Carol.

11 a. m. at chapel. TUESDAY. DUFFIELD Sidney.

3 at chapel. GETER-Ernest H. 8 :30 a. m. at chapel.

PRICE Dr. Gideon A. 2 P. m. at chapel.

VA UGH AN Sue French. 1 p. m. at chapel. WEDNESDAY.

BRENBERG John. 1 p. m. at chapel. C.

li. JORDAN CO. FUNERAL BONK. 200 B. ERIS-ST.

87 YEARS' SERVICE CEMETERIES. PRIV. party wiahe to aell 6 rrave ch. lot. Mount Emblem.

S20O. Also 4 sr. lot. Mul-trrry Arm-in, fl.l'i. Alh, 4H7IS.

W-ft. MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMS. CEMETERY MARKERS. MONUMENTS AT Tlng- enr-Roermftr Stnte-t Basement DEATH NOTICES Its Memorlani. BREUSCHER Hermtne.

Breuscher. In memory ot our dear mother. ALICE AND EMIL. ELSSEL Amelia Elssel, Jan. 1C.

1941. Sleep on. dear mother, and take your rest. We miss jou most who loved you best. GERTRUDE.

AMELIA. GUSTAV, AND GRANDSON WILLIAM. HORTON Anna Roe and Frederick L. Hor-ton. beloved parents of Marie, entered into eternal life Jan.

11. 1903. and Jan. 12. 1917.

KROL--Dr. Francis B. Krol. In ead but loving- memory of my dear huxband and our daddy, who entered into eternal rest one year ago. Jan.

12. 1941. When evening ghadea are falling And we are sitting all alone In our hearts there is a longlnc For you to come home. In the graveyard softly sleeping. Where the flowers gently wave.

Lies the one we loved so dearly In his lowly, silent grave. For lis he always did hia best. God bless him. peace and eternal rent. LOVING W1KSS AND CHILDREN'.

MILLER Mary Miller. Jan. 1941. In memory of my mother. EARL MILLER.

ROSENBERG Moe Rosenberg. Passed away eight yeara ago today. 12. 19.14. There is a link death cannot sever: Love and remembrances last forever.

ANNETTE. I.KONARH. NORMAN. BROTHERS AND SISTERS. WINNICK Charles Winnick.

In loving and cherished memory nf our dearly beloved husband and father, who passed nwar two years ago today. WIFE AND DAUGHTERS. WEISBERG Florence Benjamin Weisberg. Loving and kind in all her ways. Upright and itist to the end of her days.

Sincere and true in her heart and mind. A beauuful memory she left behind. HER SON, MELVIN SOLA. WEISBERG' Florence Weinberg. In fond and loving memory of our beloved daughter and sister, who passed away two years as-o today.

Jan. 12. MOTHER. DAD. MSTERS, BROTHERS.

Fraternal Nntlres. DAMEN COUNCIL. No. 650. K.

of please assemble Monday. Jan. 12. p. at funeral home.

A321 Madison street, to pay final respects to our late brother. James J. Crowley. JOHN P. CAULF1ELD.

Grand Knight. ANDERSON Carl 9. Anderson, beloved husband of Olivia, dear father of Coleman and the late Henry Anderson, brother ot Mrs. John Odh. Mrs.

Hannah Swanson. Mrs. Oscar Anderson, Mrs. Esther Carlson, and John Anderson. At rest at his late residence.

1014 Ash street. Winnetka. Funeral Tuesday. 2 p. at Winnetka Ev.

Mission church. Oak and Bircb-sts. Burial Rosehill. BELKE Alex J. Belke.

beloved husband of Elsie, nee Witi: fond father of Ruth and Ronald, brother of John. Lillian. Josephv Louis, and Frank. Funeral Wednesday. Jan.

14. 9 a. m. from funeral home. 6308 Belmont at.

to Polish National All Saints' church, Dickens and Damen avs. BOLTON Lawrence Francis Bolton, late of 1135 N. Dearborn street, beloved husband of Anna nee Hughes: fond father of Lawrence three grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday, Jan. 13.

9:30 a. from chapel. 716 N. State street at Superior, to Holy Name cathedral. Interment St.

Joseph's. BREMBERG John H. Bremberg, formerly of 2331 N. Kedzie boulevard. Jan.

10. 1942, brother of Oscar and Mina Bremberg and Nancy Blue of Ottawa. 111. At chapel. S501 N.

Ashland avenue, where services will be held Wednesday, Jan. 14. at 1 p. m. Interment private.

BRENNAN Edward Paul Brennan of 6440 North Wayne avenue, beloved husband of Beatrice Jeffera Brennan, devoted father of Mary, Agnes, and Sister Mary St. Beatrice. B. V. brother of Thomas.

P. Ambrose and Brother Louis. C. S. C.

Funeral Tuesday, Jan. 13. at 9:30 a. m. from funeral home.

1359 Devon avenue, at Glenwond, to St. Ignatiun church and Calvary. Please omit flowers. BRITTATN Joseph King Brittain. at his late residence.

10159 S. Leavitt street, beloved husband of Harriett Borland Brittain. father of Ashleigh Woodruff Brittain. grandfather of John Ashleigh. Josephine King, and Anne Harriett Brittain.

Services at chapel. 1971 111th street, Tuesday, Jan. 13. at 2 p. m.

A SIMILE 1AY DELAY trill ntuhr fjottr iwncrcal disease harder to cure! Don't ever neglect a venereal disease or waste time with self treatment. For easily curable cases can quickly become very stubborn ones unless given prompt medical care! Organized by public-spirited citizens as a corporation "NOT-FOR-PROFIT," the Public Health Institute makes a full examination for gonorrhea and syphilis at very low cost, and gives individual treatments at fees so small as to be within the reach of every wage earner. PU1LIC HEALTH INSTITUTE Organized as a Corporation "Aot-for-IrofIt" Under the Laws of Illinois MEN 159 N. Dearborn St. WOMEN 169 N.

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DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY. CENTRAL 9383 mmm fesp OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES JoMoh H. King President Thomas R. Gowenlock Viee-Pres. Albert A.

Spragwe Spragne, Warner A Co. Viee-Pres. Treas. A. A.

Carpenter, David A. Crawford Pullman Company Vice-Pres. Marshall Field A. B. Dlelc, Jr.

A. B. Dick Company Vlce-Pres, Nathan William Macdietney MacOiesney, Becker Weib) sssIswhSW.