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as 14 CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, MAY 25, 1943. DICK TRACY COUNTERCHARGE DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES DON'T FIRE THROUGH bHM THIS WOULD V- (HP1 HE'S ARMED AND THE ROOF YOUE BE NO PLACE NOT A BAD SPEED BLAMED IN WRECK FATAL TO 14 IN JERSEY HUGHES Jane Hughes of 6652 S. Washtenaw, beloved wife of Richard, dear mother of Jennie Lewie. Elizabeth, Gad-dia, Margaret Typner. sister of Mrs.

Elizabeth Jones, and Mrs. Katie Jones of Gaerwen. North Wales. Resting at funeral home. 5708 Madison street, where services will be held Thursday at 3 p.

m. Interment Forest Home. Member of Eluned iodic. JANSEN George Jt. Jansen.

beloved husband of Anna, father ef Ruth Stors, brother of John. Fannie Fennema, Dora Vander Hel, and Tena Saasma. Keating at chapel. IOM34 8. Michigan avenue.

Funeral Wednesday. 3 p. m. Interment Mount Greeuwood. Pullman 3535.

KEARNEY Burton B. Kearney, beloved husband of Besse Kearney. Cunningham; fond father of Mrs. Eva Kopsla, Mrs. Nancy Bartelt, Sergt.

Burton C. and Sergt. Neal Be tie Floragene and Barbara Kearney, aon of Mrs. Orsie Kearney. At rest at CbapeL 6631 W.

Chicago avenue. Services Wednesday at 1:30 p. m. Interment Forest Home. KING Margaret C.

Kinr. nee McEleney, beloved wife of Arthur O. King, fond sister of Mrs. Feldman. Mrs.

Torgersen, Cfficials Say Engineer Exceeded Limit. KASMCSSEN Anna Kaamuasen. beloved wife of Sam. dear mother ot Pearl aad Virginia, sister of Theodore. Albert, aa the late Emily Kohn.

Besting; at rest dence. 1926 Nelson street. Services at Evangelical Lutheran church of St. Luke. Belmont and Greenview avenues.

Wednesday. May 26. 2 p. m. Interment Concor dia cemetery.

Will lie in state at church from 1 p. m. Wednesday nntd time of service. Keystone 6100. RONniNELLA Mary D.

RondineUa of 2225 S. Austin boulevard. Cicero. May 23. 194.1.

age 62 years, beloved wife sC Joseph, fond mother of Nina Gucbelmwct. Michael, and Pat, Funeral at f) a. m. from home for funrsia. 6 2 4 W.

Cermak road, to Our Lady ot the Mount church. Interment Mount Cartnal. Information. Cicero 243. ROZMY Frank Bozmy.

beloved husband nf the late Anna, fond father of Mrs. Eleanor Marquardt, Phyllis. Mrs. Eve) KrofT. and Harnett, four a-randchildm.

Keeling at funeral home. 3blS Irving Park road. Funeral Wednesday. May 2. at 0 a.

m. to St. Viator's church. 3 a. m.

Interment St. AdaJbert'a cemetery. SCHMIDT Clarence A. Schmidt, beloved son of the late O. F.

and Lilhe Knitter Shmitft. brother of Irma M. Schmidt, sen Thursday. May 27. at 1:30 p.

at fa-neral home, corner 79 th and Aberdeea. Interment Bethama cemetery. SCHNEIDERMAN Mollie Schtteideruaa. nee Goodman, of 75U Bittersweet place, beloved wife of Harry, loving mother ef Jane and Michael, devoted da ash ter sf Samuel and Lena, fond sister of Maurice) and David. Services Tuesday, 3 p.

at chapel. 6206 Broadway. SEIPS Ross Seips. Msy 2.1. 1941.

belov4 ftueband of the lata ivieanora Seine, focal father of Mrs. Frances Nottoli. RirkeUa my lie. Phyllis. Elvira, and the late Aiic Seips.

Funersl front ehspel. fSJl Jf. Ashland avenue. Wednesday. May 24.

Delalr, N. J- May 24 OT). A Pennsylvania railroad spokesman said today that excessive speed caused a crack 15-coach Atlantic Elizabeth McEleney. Mrs. Eaelerbrook.

and Mrs. Taylor. Funeral Wednesday. May OBITUARIES City to New York passenger train to lurch off the tracks on Delair's DEATH NOTICES 26. at 8:30 a.

from funeral home. WEATHER FORECAST horseshoe bend last night, carry 3030 N. Central avenue, to St. Thomas Aquinaa church on Washington boulevard PLAN MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES FOR COL. KRUM Edward A.

Kipley. at Leamington, where high mass will be ing 14 persons to their deaths and injuring 89 others in the railroad's CAPT. HOOKER, 26, HEIR TO FORTUNE, DIES FROM FALL Capt. George Kellogg Hooker, 26 years old, United States marine celebrated at 9:30 a. m.

Interment Mount Edward A. Kipley, for 11 years CALHOUN Marrarct E. Calhoun. Wfi Ulackstone avenue. May 22.

1H43. beloved wife of the late Walter K. Calhoun, fond mother of Harold W. At chapel, tUd and Harvard, where services will be held Wednesday. May SB.

at 11 a. m. Inter worst wreck in years. chief of the volunteer fire depart W. C.

Higginbottom, general man Col. Morrow Krum, former Chi cago Tribune reporter, will be ment Woodlawn Memorial 1 arlt. Joliet, 111. INDIANA: Slightly cooler, fresh to moderately Btronir winds. LOWER MICHIGAN: Somewhat cooler, occasional light rain.

fresh to strong winds. WISCONSIN: Continued cool, except plisht-ly cooler in south and east, fresh to moderately strong winds. Highest temperatures for the hours and lowed ntnperaiurcn lor the 24 hours among those honored at Memorial ment of Riverdale, died yesterday in his home at 11 East 137th place, in the suburb, after an illness of two months. lie was 61 years old. Chief Carmel cemetery.

KIPLEY Edward A. Kipley of II E. 137th place. Riverdale. beloved husband of the late Dora, fond father of Mrs.

Mary Quandt. Edward and Mrs. Dolores Ketelsen. brother of, Peter Mrs. Mathilda Reich.

Mrs. Clara Nerinr. Mrs. Anna Schulte. and Mrs.

Florence Des Jesn. Member of Retired Firemans association. Keeling at funeral borne, 24 4 E. 13th afreet. Funeral Thursday.

0:30 ager of the line's eastern division, said a preliminary investigation indicated the engineer was exceeding the limile speed limit on the 14-degree curve. The locomotive shot CONNOLLY Anna cries Connolly, wife of the late Edward J- dear mother of Mrs. Edward J. Lavin. Isabelle.

and the late day services in Lake Forest next Sunday. Col. Krum lost his life May 3 in an army plane crash in Albert and May Kallmann, sister of Mrs. William II. Davy nt belavan.

Wis. Funeral Thursday. JO ni from chaiieL ended at 7: JO p. May -J: Kipley was the son of a veteran Chicago fireman, and as a boy joined corps, died in the South Pacific, the navy department yesterday informed his fa-ther, John P. Hooker, head of a Chicago real es IT.

ii. 1.. Iceland in which Lt. Frank M. 25 feet off the right of way ana derailed seven coaches, all loaded with 4M7 Madison street, to M.

Thomas 7a l.ouinvillo 72 a. at St. Mary's chun k. the Riverdale volunteer department Andrews and 12 others also died. tin r.8 42 Aquinas' church.

Interment Mount Car KRACSK Fmlly Krsnse. 542 Surf street. Alhuaiierque. 4 Atlanta 71 KiBiimnlt 44 93 Cheyenne He was a member for 45 years, and Memphis Minim 75 lili K7 76 mel cemetery. Austin 1137.

service men and week-end visitors to the seashore. A total of 1,281 pas Msy 14. 194.1. Slater of Rudolph i. lira use.

The community ceremonies will open at 10 a. m. in Market square also, for the last 22 years, an em 38 67 63 Ill N. Frink street, Peoria, 111. Burial COOrER John Cooper, beloved husband of fiii New Orleans.

X7 7 i Chicago 64 ploy6 in the fire and watch depart Mae. nee t'arraher; fond father of John tate firm. The 64 50 New York 57 Minneapolis. Minn. KRETZINGER Catherine Kretzlnrer.

a rest Columbus lcs Moines 65 61 Pittpbureh 63 54 ment of the Pullman company. Chief in charge of the American Legion. Memorial day services will be con ducted at 11 a. m. by the Rev.

Her message said Jr brother of Theresa Dixon. Catherine tiorsnns. Sarah. Nicholas, and Harry 110 Detroit 6 dent of the Convent of the Cenacle for a 67fM. Louis 72 Capt.

Hooker had 6a 67 Washington 71 Cooper. Funeral from chapel. 7949 S. Kipley is survived by two daughters and a son. Funeral services will be Chicago.

Memphis, Fort orlh I'reHmtation: Miami. .54 bert W. Prince in the Church of the died from in number of years. Funeral from home for funerals. Erie at Wabash avenue.

Wednesday. May 24 at 8:30 a. to Ilalsted street, Wednesday, at 9 a. m- to St. Thomas the Apostle church.

Interment Holy Spirit, 872 North Church road juries suffered in Calvary cemetery. Holy Name cathedral. Interment Calvary Lake Forest. a fall. t'apt.

Hooker. Kl-STEREK Marie Kusterer, new Haass, of DAHNEL Ernest R. Dahnel of 75t! Saa- held in St. Mary's church, Riverdale, at 9:30 a. m.

Harry Evans. Col. Krum, while engaged In Chi Capt. Hooker iuaw avenue. May Til, ltM-'t.

beloved lint 4Ht2 N. Seeley avenue, beloved wife of the late Howard fond mother of Mane and Howard loving grandmother of was the principal heir of the $879, 279 estate of his late mother, Mrs band of I.ina. Ueatinc at c-hupH. 27UO K. atreel.

where services mill ti' held Wrdiieadny, 3 p. sn. 1 'lease omit flowers. Services for Harry Evans, 47 years Itanald Paul, dear stater of lianna. Wll Anna P.

Hooker. The family home Sac. cago newspaper and advertising work, lived for 15 years at 135 East Westminster road in Lake Forest. He was public relations officer of the European theater of operations at Lt. Gen.

Andrews' London head old, 746 Ilinman avenue, Evanston, who died Sunday in the Evanston is at 600 Berkley avenue, Winaetka. liam. Charles, and the late Gustav B. llaase. At chapel.

3905-07 Lincoln avenue, where services will be tteid Wednesday at 3 P. m. Interment Acacia Park. DARLINGTON Josepti F. Darlington.

May 22. beloved husband of Mary Mullen Iar hospital, will be held at 2 p. m. to The captain was married last October in California to Miss Bobby Jo link-ton. fond father of Pvt.

1st Class quarters, at the time of his death. Innes, now living in New York, who LARSEN Lillian Laraen. beloved wife of Alfred dear mother of Corp. Raymond and Betty Lou Audrey, sister of Amelia Hayes, Charles Aim. the late Annie for- morrow in the chapel at 5501 North Ashland avenue.

Born on a farm near Newton, Mr. Evans had a Joseph F. V. S. William.

Joanne, and Larry, brother of Mrs. Anna Fraser, Jamea and the late Mary Nichols. Funeral Wednesday. 0 a. from chapel.

survives with the father and two sengers was on board. Find Evidence of Speed. "Early checks show that the equipment and track were in good condition. Higginbottom said. but definite indications are that the train was moving faster than the authorized speed limit." Meanwhile, as the work of removing the piled, twisted wreckage continued, the bodies of four women still remained unidentified.

Among those killed was Mrs. Or-vetta Allanson, 28, of -Burlington, N. who was returning from Atlantic City after visiting her husband. Pvt. Everett Allanson.

Her baby, born during the wreck, also Four In Family Die. Four members of a New York family, all of whom had been guests at a wedding party In Atlantic City, also were among the dead. They were David Shapiro, his daughter, Mrs. Sadie Mell; his son, Louis, and a brother, Benjamin. All 14 persons killed were riding in the first coach after the tender, a converted Pullman observation brothers.

West and Ensley Hooker. Ita. and Walter Aim. services nennesaay, lone career as a sales executive and Jeflery boulevard, at 77th street, to Our 2:30 p. at funeral home.

2.VMI N. Capt. Hooker was educated at the Lady of I'earst church. Mass 9:30 a. m.

Interment Holy Sepulchre. Sou. on--. since 1937 had been connected with the Dale Carnegie institute as direc North Shore Country day school, Woodberry Forest, and the Univer DEIST Sophia P. Heist.

Moved wife of the late Auisust. mother of the late Wal tor, instructor and later as midwest sity of Virginia, where he studied at. ya-sl. tA area manager. His widow and a son survive.

law and was a member of the ma lace. Funeral notice later. DENNIS Tr. John W. Dennis May 24 Cicero avenue.

Interment Mount mmcm. Member Home chapter. No. 420. O.

E. S. Berkshire e070. LARSON John Larson. 1123 Bonnie Brse.

Kiver Forest, beloved husband of Anna nee Lindval; father of Elsie. Arthur. Georre, Esther M. Weiehon. and Madeira M.

Green, brother of Jnhan. Resting at funeral home. 20.1 S. Marion street. Oak Park.

Services Tuesday at 3 p. sn. interment Elm Lawn. a. to St.

Ita's church. Inter, ment All Sslnts. Member of Itaio-Araer-tcao National union. No. 2.

SIEN Mary E. Sien of 201 S. Lombard avenue. Oak Park, beloved mother ot Mrs. Eda M.

McClun. Services Tuesday. .1 P. at chapel. 720 Lake street.

Oak Park. Interment Forest Home. SIKOR5KI feVlraund Sikorskl. beloved son of the late Joseph and Mary, brother cf Frank. Peter.

Keasie Jsahe. limnms Novak, and Ken. Funeral 9 a. tn from chapel, J71'2 W. iMcue avenue, to Our Lady of the Aarele rharch.

Interment hi. Adalbert a. Capitui 5o4. SILVERMAN Telia Silverman fneo GrttT of 924 Winona avenue, beloved wife mt Aaron, mother of Fanet Missns, Mollie. Kea, It.

Irwin Silverman, J-ari-ette Paddor. Sody. Manly, and Alfred, fond sit-r of Charles. Jack, and the La'-a Bessie Arkin and Sam. Services WedrMw.

day. 3 p. at chapel. Broadway. In tern wut O.

K. O. WaMhetm. SMITH Frank Hewitt Smith. May 22.

1943. at S-araeota. Fla, fortrwrly ef Evanaton. Ill, husband of Isabella -ota Smith, father of Charles II and 1. Smith, stepfather of Mrs.

Thuriaw W. Brewer, brother of Mra. Jam au Lean. Services at 2 p. tn.

Thursday st chapel. 1.VI7 Mapie avenue. Evanston. La-terment Rose Hill cemetery. SMYTH Bert 3.

Smyth, h. loved bnehand of Lauretta Sweeney Smyth, fond fattwsr of arv Catherine, brother of Fit-r Marts Alma. S. Robert and arniertio S. hnlta.

Funeral Wednesday. May 26. at 9 3 a. m. front funeral bom.

Laramie avenue, at Washington boulevard, to Keeurrsrctiwa church. Interment Kiy Sepulchre. STOLL Louise StoTl. nee Sevfarth. ot CfcW cago Heisfats.

briovest wife of th U- William loving mother of Mrs. Laara S. Hunt. Mrs. Eunice S.

Roll. Anne, and the late Carl StoU. Resung at funeral home. 1340 Otto boulevard. CSu'-sga Heights, with services Wednesday.

May 6. at 3 p. m. Interment Mou-l Greea wood cemetery. SULLIVAN John C.

Sullivan. V4 W. Garfield boulevard, formerly of 6110 avenue. May 2.1. 1943.

beloved huaband of the late Margaret fond father of Mrs. Minerva Kavecs, Clayton. Glen. Mrs, Florence Williams. Mra.

Marrt Lnwenstine. Mrs. AiiVO Kaschins. Mrs. Msrsaret Brink.

Mrs. Manon Biehl. and John Sullivan Jr. y-J-neral from chapel. 63rd and Harvard.

Wednesday. Mav 26. at It Visitation church. rine corps reserve. late of 2i7 W.

North avenue, beloved husband of Ellen, nee Skourup: dear son of Mr. and Mrs. J. It. Dennis of Dr.

John W. Dennis. BOMBER CRASH Sevierville. also survivlnr are Ave Services for Dr. John W.

Dennis, vj, TEARS OF PERFECT SERVICE sisters and one brother. Ren tine at funeral home, 241 a W. North avenue, tint it HEARING WILL LAVIN See Anna Connolly notice. 2 YOUTHS DROWN IN ACCIDENTS WHILE AT PLAY Two boys were drowned yesterday, one on the south side while playing on a raft, the other on the north side while swimming. The victims were John Joseph O'Donnell, 12 years old, 6811Cregier avenue, in the fifth grade at St.

Thilip Nerl school, and Ivan Goodman, 11, of 945 Margate terrace, a fifth grade pupil at the Goudy school. The O'Donnell boy lost his life in the inner lagoon of Jackson park, off 63d street. While a playmate, Kenneth Sparks, 11, bt 6741 Cregier, looked on, he climbed upon a raft on shore, pushed it out, then lost his balance. Coast guardsmen, summoned from their station nearby, recovered his body but could not revive He was the son of Francis O'Donnell, a city electrical engineer. The Goodman boy drowned in deep water at the Winona street beach after he was seized with cramps while swimming.

A playmate, Richard La Pointe, 14, of 4923 Sheridan road, dived after him, but almost sank too. La Pointe was saved by his own brother. Duane, 12. Young Goodman was the son of Edward Goodman, a division miperintendent for a Chicago newspaper. DIES OF HEART ATTACK.

P. m. Tuesday. Interment Mevlerville, 2457 North avenue, who died yesterday, will be held in his boyhood home in Sevierville, Tenn. Dr.

Dennis is survived by his widow, Mrs. BEHELD TODAY Tenn. Nashville, Chattanooga, and Knox-villa. papers please copy. DRINKWATER Walter Benjamin Drink Action to prevent reconstruction 1ft water, survived by George.

Harry. Her bert. Wells. Robert, and Georgia. u- Ellen Skourup Dennis, five sisters, and one brother.

The body will rest in the chapel at 2410 North avenue until 9:30 p. m. today. Dr. Dennis at its present site of the huge gas tank rammed by an army bomber last Thursday with a loss of 12 neral Tuesday.

10 a. Morton Grove. EIDAM William Eidam ef 442 Monroe MANN John Van Mann, brhivcd husSand of Violet nee Filipak: fond fattier of I'aul Geraldine. and John brother of Delia, buaatt, Lottie, and Arthur. Resting at and services 3 p.

ro. Wednesday in chapel. ISO N. Hale street. Wheaton.

Interment Wheatoa cemetery. McCLCN See Mary E. Sien notice. McGRATH Joseph P. McGrath of the Elms hotel, beloved husband of Lily Snyder McGrath.

fond brother of Thomas McGrath. Mrs. Mary Gudreon. and Kathryo McGrath. Funeral Wednesday.

a. from chapel. 5203 Lake Park avenue, to Old St, Peter'a church. Poik and Clark streets. Mass at 10 a.

at. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. Hyde. 4J014. lives will be considered at a meet street.

Pol ton. beloved husband of the late Elisabeth, fond father of Charles, ing of the city council's committee on aviation and recreation this aft Marie, and Mrs. Julia Ehlera. brother of Adolph of Hammond and Mrs. Alma Kreutxburr of Dolton.

Resting; at funeral ernoon. home. 244 E. 13sth street. Funeral The tank is located at 73d street Wednesday p.

m. ELDRIDGE Mary Eldridre of the Edge- water Beach hotel. May 24. 104.1. beloved McGRATH Mary McGrath.

Funeral Thurs mother of Ada Borchers. At chatel. 65tt and Central Park avenue. A movement has gained momentum to urge its reconstruction at a point more distant from the Chicago airport, so that the structure would present no menace to air traffic. N.

Ashland avenue, where services will be held Wednesday, May at 3 P. m. day. a. from residence.

b3 W. Thomas street, to our Lady lirlp of Christians church. Interment St. Andrew's cemetery. Ih-lsvan, Wis.

For siiformatiua call Hay. Ultto. interment Roschill cemetery. was graduated from Loyola university school of medicine in 1922, served his internship in Mercy hospital, and since that time has been a practicing physician of Civ 'ago. James Banaher.

James Banaher, 48 years old. a former city fireman, died of a "heart attack yesterday in his home at 312 North Central avenue. Mr. Banaher, who was unmarried, was retired last year because of ill health after 18 years in the fire department, where he was assigned to Hook and Ladder company 29. Services will be held at 10:30 a.

m. Thursday in St. Lucy's church. 440 North Mayfield avenue. NORTH: 929 W.

Belmonf SOUTH: ,820 S. Michigan WEST: 2346 W. Madison EASY TO REACH "LT BUS OR STREET CAR EVANS Alhert Wesley Evans, fcnshand of MrNAMARA John J. McNamara. native of Maude 8.

Krans. father of t'harles Harold Representatives of the army air Kvans of t.rand Kapids. Muh. and Mrs. Srt'ER John M.

Super ef 6331 9. Ar Charles Treat. Loncwood drive. Chicaro. Funeral.

3:30 p. Monday, Peter Don, 47 years old. a brush maker, May 24. at Saugatuck. Mich.

Interment died in Koseland Community hospital last Moveen. County Clare, Ireland, tirloved husband of Sara Campbell McNamara. loving father of John F. and Robert fond brother of Martin McNamara. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a.

from hie late residence. 425 E. 78th street, to St. Dorothy' church. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery.

Stewart 7700. service. 3 p. m. Tuesday.

Oak woods night shortly after he suffered heart forces and civilian aeronautical officials will testify at the hearing, Aid. John J. Grealis, chairman of the committee, said. Walter Wright, superintendent of the city bureau of parks, aviation, and recreation, cemetery. Joliet.

111. South Shore attack in his home at 11908 Normal tesian avenue, beloved huaband ef Mary I nee Lisowskil. fond father of Frank. Joseph. Edward.

Mabel Pabst. Anne Wetter. Irene Kerr. Mane Lee, and the lai John. Kob-rt, and Gertrude Hacr.

brotser of Vera Edward, and Mrs. Frances) SeiberC Funeral Thursday. May 27. at. 9 a.

from chapel. 2506 W. 63d street, to St. Rita's church. Xfltermect Resurrection.

Prospect 7776. avenue. EVANS Amanda E. Evans, nee McWil- liams. May 23.

194.1. of 1046 N. Monitor MILLER Jamea P. Miller. First Class Pri avenue, beloved wife of Jason B.

Evans. UNDERTAKERS. and John Casey, manager of the air fond sister of Mary MrWiIhams. Resting; at funeral home. 318 N.

Central avenue. port, will be witnesses, Grealis said. Austin. Funeral Wednesday. 8:30 a.

THIELEN Helen L. Thleleo, lata) ot car in which wooden slat seats had been installed. The engineer, C. J. Pitcock, 48, of Lambertville, N.

escaped serious injury. After being treated for head cuts he went home, but was placed under technical arrest on an open charge. DALEY TAX BILL UP FOR ACTION IN HOUSE TODAY (Chicago Tribune Praia Springfield. I1L, May 24. The bill sponsored by Sen.

Richard J. Daley Chicago to set up a system of preadjudication of tax levies is on passage stage in the house of representatives tomorrow. The measure, which passed the senate, 46 to 0, is designed to circumvent constitutional objections raised against previous attempts to preadjucicate taxes in Cook county. Sen. Daley has said that enactment of the measure into law will provide the little taxpayer with a means of adjusting unfair levies.

The bill would require that the entire levy be tested in court before tax bills are made ouL Also up for passage in the house is the bill which would repeal the judges pension act. On passage stage in the senate are three bills sponsored by Senators Thomas P. Gunning Princeton and Thomas E. Madden Peoria which would remove the requirement for a voter to declare openly his party affiliation in a primary election. to St.

Angela's church, interment Ail vate. V. S. of 29H N. 77th court, dearly beloved son of William and Mart, nee Kuzma.

at Sacramento. Cal. Body will arrive Tuesday morning and rest at funeral home, 7600 W. Grand avenue, at the circle. Funeral Wednesday.

May 20. at 3 p. m. Burial Bohemian National cemetery. Lac 1212 or Elmwood Park 801.

Saints'. WOMAN IS FINED EVANS Harry Evans, 74 9 Hintnan avenue. DEATH NOTICES Evanston. May 23. 1943.

beloved lVnsacola avenue, beloved wife of Deisi-mck. loving mother of Pvt. Doea.3. V. s.

A. air corps, and Dolre. tseter ef Hiibert. Ayda Anderson, Ere fried Johnson, and Hazel Matson. Funeral Wednesday.

9:30 a. ro from funeral borne. 455.1-61 Miiwank sttcd. Vm Our Lady of Victory church. Iau-nceat St, Joseph's.

husband of Fatricia G. Evans, fond fath MOIST Frank Leslie Moist, Midlothian. er of Harry Dale Evans. At chapel. 65ol $200 ON MEDICAL QUACK CHARGES Mrs.

Margaret Kabana, 1907 South Msy 23. 194.1. beloved husband of Ethel Moist, nephew of Wijliata and N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Wednesday. May 20.

at 2 p. m. Interment Memorial fark. Media V'nzer. brother of Lee Moist, dear brother-in-law and uncle.

At chapcL 63d and Harvard, where services will be held Thursday. May 27. at 2 p. m. Interment Member of Midlothian post.

FARLEY Peter II. Farley. May 29. hus Austin boulevard, Cicero, was convicted yesterday of misrepresenting herself as a chiropractor before Act band 01 Louise Jitnard rarley, father ol Joseph II. and J.

McNilL brother of Mrs. Michael W. Keecan and No. 691. American Legion.

MOLLOY Lawrence Molloy of 6tt1 8 the late John and William. Funeral ing County Judge Don Scott, who fined her $200. Wednesday. 10 a. from chapel.

Jef. Carpenter street, beloved husband of Kate, nee Gallagher; dear father of Clarence. fery boulevard at 77th street, to St, Mrs. Kabana, who was fined $300 Dorothy's church. Mass 10:30.

Inter Howard. Gladys Witt, and the late Ed' ward. Funeral from chapel. 6843 S. ment St.

James' cemetery. Sac Bridse, Racine avenue. Wednesday. May 26; at 111. Sou.

S. 8822. 9-J10 a. to St. Brendan'a church, la.

ferment Mount Carmel cemetery. FLETCHER Delia Fletcher. 7147 East End In Blemorlam. BROWNLEE Jamea Wilson Brownlee. In loud memory of my htmbaml, who passed away 10 years aico.

May 10.13. LOVING WIFE. MARIE. FONTANA Maria Fontana. In loving-memory of our dear wife and mother, who passed away three years aro today.

LOVING HUSBAND AND SONS. GIARDINETTO Mary Giardinetto. In loy-itiar memory of our dear wife and mother, who passed away just three years today. LOVING FAMILY. MACKIN Thomas W.

Mackin. 1937. In our hearts he is always cherished. MOTHER. DAD.

AND, JOHN. QUTNLAN Hennotta Quintan. In memory of my beloved mother, who passed away seven years aro today. HER LOVING SON, EDWARD. ADAMS nannah C.

Adam nf 2021 Wis-iicr avenue. May 23. liit.1. beloved mother of Edith Bortacna. At chapel.

029 llflniont avenue, where services will be held Wednesday. May 26. at p. m. Interment Kosclnll cemetery.

avenue. Msy 23. 1943, mother of Charles Fletcher. Hazel, and Alma Hatliff. grand MORGAN J.

Matthew Morgan of 1238 W. and costs in 1934 when found guilty in Chiminal court of practicing medicine without a license, was prosecuted yesterday by Assistant State's Atty. Roman Stachnik on an information filed by the state department of and 31st street, beloved husband of Mae. dear mother of Mary Jane Rathff. At chapel.

K3d and Harvard, where services will be held Wednesday. May 26. at 12 noon. father of Charles, brothrr of Ksthenne Hosktns, Msttbew E. or ran.

and Anna Heilman. father-in-law nf Genevieve Morgan, brother-in-law of Mary Morgan and Interment Cedar Park. FORCE Marlon E. Force. 6501 Kimhark, Charles Heilman.

Funeral Thursday. rs 27. 9 a. from chapel. 1059 W.

32d May 23. 1943. mother of Walter. Mar Her husband. A.

Fred Kabana. re street, to St. Bridget's church. Interment ceived a 90 day jail sentence and a garet, and Virginia. At chapel, d.ld ana Harvard, where services will be held Tues St.

Mary cemetery. Member or Columbia $500 fine last March on his convic camp. No. 2, U. S.

W. V. Tarda t424 Ftumerall Service Informmatioir. SOUTH SIDE CHAPEL. 63D AND HARVARD-AVENGE.

PHONE WENTWORTH 0023. TUESDAY. DOLPHIN Kelley G. 1 p. m.

at chapel. FORCE Marion E. 4 p. m. at chapel.

NORR1S Edith M. 2 p. m. at chapi-1. SWANSON Olat.

3 p. m. at chapel. WEDNESDAY. CALHOUN Margaret E.

11 a. m. at chapel. FLETCHER Delia. 12 noon at chapel.

REYNOLDS Blanche M. 10 a. m. at chapel. SULLIVAN-John C.

10 :30 a. m. In church. WILLIAMS Harry. 3 p.

m. at chattel. YEHLING Herman E. 2 p. ax.

la church. THURSDAY. MOIST Frank L. 2 p. ni.

at chapel. SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED. WALKER Michael Frank. NORTH SIDE CHAPFL 5501 N. ASHLAND-A VENUE.

PHONE LONGBEACH 2646. TUESDAY. LARSON Alfred, p. m. at chapel.

WARRINGTON Mary. 3 p. m. at chapel. WEDNESDAY.

EVANS Harry. 2 p. rh. at chapel. SEIPS Rose.

10 a. m. in church. beverly" chapel 2121 W. 05TH-STR EET.

BEVERLY 2182. TUESDAY. WOLF Myrtle. 3 p. ro.

at chapel. WEDNESDAY. THIESEN Anthony W. 1 p. m.

at chapel. day. May 25. 4 p. m.

Interment private. MUHR Theresa Mnhr. nee Stever. beloved GARDNER Lorln M. Gardner.

May 24. wife of the late Frank, lovtnar mother of father of Lor in M. son of Helen tion of practicing medicine without a license. He was fined $600 on a similar charge last November. I Joseph, Frances Mayer, and Frank.

U. S. and the late Dell S. Gardner. Funeral A.

air corps, Keating at lunerai noma. Thursday. 3 o'clock, at residence. 7621 APPELT Peter Appelt. Tx-loved husband 4117 Armitare avenue.

Funeral Douce Oglesby avenue. Interment Green Bidee. In addition to an office in their later. BeL 6019-6027. South Shore 8822.

Joseph F. Darlington. The funeral of Joseph F. Darlington, 56 years old, 8106 Paxton avenue, a consulting engineer for Winston will be held at 9 a. m.

tomorrow from the chapel at Jef-fery boulevard and 77th street to Our Lady of Peace church. Mr. Darlington, who died Saturday night at his home, was born in Danville, Vermilion county, the widow, Mary, three sons, and a daughter survive. Miss Elizabeth Dixon. Services for Miss Elizabeth Dixon, associate professor emeritus of the school of social service administration at the University of Chicago, will be held in Joseph Bond chdpel on the campus at 4 p.

m. today. Dr. Charles W. Gilkey, dean of Rockefeller Memorial chapel, will officiate.

Interment will be in Winona, where Miss Dixon was born in 1873. She died Sunday. Mrs. Mary Warrington. Services will be held at 2 p.

m. today in the chapel at 5501 North Ashland avenue for Mrs. Mary Warrington, 70 years old, 1447 Hollywood avenue, who died Saturday in Ravenswood hospital after a short illness. Mrs. Warrington was the widow of Arthur Warrington, who was a fish merchant for more than 40 years until his death in 1936.

Mrs. Mary Eldridge. Mrs. Mary Eldridge, 78 years old, of Los Angeles, died last night at the home of her daughter, Mrs. A'da Borchers, widow of Frank Bor-chers, former executive of the Oxford Paper company, in the Edge-water Beach hotel.

She had been visiting her daughter since February. Funeral arrangements have not been completed. Patrick Nolan. Patrick Nolan, 79 years old, a retired Chicago policeman, died of a heart attack yesterday at his home in Watervliet, Mich, where he had lived since his retirement 10 years ago. He is survived by seven daughters and three sons.

MURRAY William J. Murray of 3145 S. GIBBONS Elizabeth S. Gibbons of 5510 of Margaret, fond father of James. Harry.

the late Stephen. Catherine Novak. Josephine bener. and Lillian Garland, grandfather of elcht grandchildren and three rreat-STandr'hildren. Funeral Thursday.

home, the couple maintained loop offices at 188 West Randolph street, Stachnik said. iuon avenue, beloved son of the late Sheridan road, wife of Thomas J. ru Daniel and Mary Murray, beloved brother neral from chapel. 4542 Ravenswood ave of Mrs. Mary Gallagher.

Cornelius Arthur and the late Daniel P. May 27. from, sjiaprl. 1258 W. 61st nue.

Wednesday. May 26. at 8:30 a. m. to St.

Ita's church. Interment Benton Harbor, Micb. Harry and John J. Murray. Funeral DRIVER BURNED Thursday.

Msy 37. at 9 a. m. from lit GRAWOIG Herman beloved eon of Asher and the late Bertha, dear TO DEATH AFTER neral home. 712 W.

Slat street, to St. David'a church. Burial Calvary cemetery. Member of St, David'a Holy Name eoaety. brother of Bessie Skadron.

Cell Gard Information. Victory IIjS. si reel. Kequtem nun mass at wr.iu o'clock at St. John of Cod church.

Interment Resurrection cemetery. Bou. 6207. BAETHKE William Baethke. husband of the late Anna, father of Dorothy Krause, Harriet Pilgrim, the late Edward, and Ray.

At rest at lata residence. 331 Addison avenue, Elmhurst. Services at St. Peter'a church. Elmhurst, Wednesday at 2 p.

m. Interment Elm Lawn. BEIRNE Jennie A. Cox Beirne of C08 W. TRUCK COLLISION NOLAN John R.

Nolan of 6SI7 Indiana ner. Ethel Mainser. Samuel. Rose. Goldie Sachs, and the late Harry and Minnie.

Funeral Tuesday at 11 a. m. at chapel. 3654 W. Roosevelt road.

Interment Jewish Waldhnra. Ernest L. Hill, 25 years old. Co avenue. Ii felons- friend of the Morns and the Miller families of Dwight, LI.

Funeral lumbus, was burned to death at rhatteL 738 Cottage Grove avenue. GRF.ENBLATT Bertha Greenblatt, beloved Wednesday. May 26. at 3 p. m.

Inter yesterday when the motor truck he 25th place, beloved wife of the late was driving, which was loaded with ment Oak Woods. Information, Kad. 0220 Positively no flowers. government records bound for Chi NOLAN Patrick T. Nolan, retired police cago, caught fire after a collision wife of the late Maurice, fond mother of Mrs.

Florence Levy and Corp. Samuel II. Greenblatt. ynited States army, dear sister of Harry Greenstone and Eva arson. Funeral Wednesday.

May 26. at 2 p. m. at chapel. 930 E.

47th e-treet, to Biehur Cholem. cemetery. Please omit flowers. Family at Levy residence. 6132 Cornell avenue.

oflicer. at Watervliet. beloved husband of the late Elizabeth, nee fiwn; fond father of William. Florence. Eliza with another truck loaded with small guns for army forces at Broad WIFE WILL HELP HUSBAND IN BABY SLAYING TRIJLL Mrs.

Thelma Bartell, 24 years old, 3204 Washington boulevard, on whom the state had depended to testify against her husband, Thomas, 26, in his trial for the slaying of their 20 month old daughter, Lunda, went to his assistance yesterday. He is alleged to have slapped and struck the child, fatally injuring it, on April Her attorney, Charles A. Bellows, sought unsuccessfully to have the case against Bartell, an unemployed chauffeur, continued. Judge John A. Sbarbaro refused and put a panel in the jury box with the understanding that Bellows would be ready for trial this morning.

The defense lawyer -said the state's attorney was holding Mrs. Bartell, which was denied by Assistant State's Atty. Francis McCur-rie. McCurrie said, howeverr that he expected her to testify for the prosecution. An hour later Mrs.

Bartell appeared in company with Bellows and indicated she would help her husband. Leaps to Death on Track at Loop Elevated Station Emil P. Jourdain, 39 years old, 5719 Shields avenue, was killed yesterday when he leaped In front of a north Shore train at State and Van Buren streets. He was discharged from the army in March because he was over 33 and ill. beth.

Ruth. Clifford. Ethel. Mildred. Wal THIESEN Anthony W.

Tbleses. 1031 W. 92d place, beloved husband of Anna, nee) Breternitz: food father of La Vero. a of Mrs. Dora Tbieseo.

brother of Fried Price. At chapel. 2121 W. DV.h street, where services will be held Wednesday. May 26.

at 1 p. m. tntermest Ar cars-Woods. THOMPSON Ethel If. Thompson.

FnnerU Tuesday. 2:45 p. at chapel. 36 yr. Madison street.

Interment Forest Hoese. TILLEM A Walter Tillema of 617 N. Hamlin avenue, beloved husband of Mrnrn, nee Van Dregt; fond father of Helen Anderson. Gertrude MeNamee. Waiter.

Ivt. 1st Class Henry. Pvt. John. Betty.

Grace. Lucille. Robert, and the late Bernard Tillema. Resting at funeral home. 217 N.

Ocero-av. Funeral nouco later. TTPESCTJ Carl Tipescn. beloved eon Mrs. Marc are Stem and the late Mrtza Tipccu.

fond broth-- of Mrs. Cathenno I a vis. Mrs. Helen Hinnon. Louis, arj Mrs.

Mary Heleper. Funeral at chapei. S413 Lincoln avenue. Tuesday. Ma- 2S at 2 P.

zn. Interment Wonders cera-tery. Member of Hod Carrier's union, local No. 6. A.

F. ot L. VACCARO Cecils Vaeearo. mother of Henry. John.

Frank. Mane Anne. Jerome, and Merle, grandmother of Judith Ass Vaccaro. Mane Lawrence. Funeral Tuesday.

2 p. Elim La Salle Bibte casreh. WARHAWSKT Israel R. Warshswsky. 6HHI East Iad avenue, belov-d hasbacd of Nelue.

Pea Eller; food father of 1.. Lt, Everett E. Warehaweky. C. S.

army, and Lowell, brother of Joseph. Tilue Levin. Charles. Arthur. Ray Levia-aky.

Funeral services Tu-eday. May 25. at 10 a. m. at chapel.

936 East 47ta street, to Oak Woods cemetery. WEEKS David W-eks. dearly beloved son of Eugene and Ellen, brother of Rirhar-i. grandson of W. A.

a to ki Servte-o Wetnesday. 3 p. txu. at Concordia Er. I.uth.

church, corner of Washtecsw and Belmont. Interment Irvine- Park. Res-ma; at funeral borne. 1458 Belmont avenue, until 13 noon Wednesday. WERHANE Charlotte St.

Werhane. XJ-waukee avenue, beloved' wife of Hecry. dear mother of Harry and the late Annie. Resung at lunerai borne. Lee at Perry street.

D-s Plsinee. Ill, where) services will be held Wednesday. 2 p. m. WENBICK-eorgo Wenrkk.

Funeral Toes-day. 3 p. at chapeL. 2346 W. MaC-son street.

Interment Forest Home. WILLI A airy L. Wilharrw. 611) Stoew Island avenue. May 23.

1943. father ot Mra. Fred An re and Raymond H. Williams, grandfather of Mrs. H.

Hetier aad John R. Williams. At chapel. 63d and Harvard, where set nai wlU be hejd Wednesday. May 36.

at 3 P. sn. Interment Cedar Park. Member of Oscar Federation of Musicians, local No. 10.

WIMP Elisabeth Laweon Wimp. May 24. at Hartford. wife of Maj. avlward I.

Wimp Jr. ef P.toth F. A. ta) Chicago. Services Wednesday afternoon, 3 p.

at 3MMI 8. Mschigan. latermcnt Lincoln crmrtery. WINDMCELLER Chsrlotte nodmnerier. nee Til tier, late ot 3924 v7.

Cuiln avenue; wife of th late Paul, mother Paula Schroeder. sister of Charles T.l-ger. Anna Grubbs. Hertha Seid-L and Herman Ttlrner. grandmother of BiUy and iHcky.

Knting at fuoeral swMnsi. U1 Flalon avenue. 8rrlve Wcdnndar. May 36. 3 p.

m. I4erment Acavta I'axk ns etery. Member of lrvinar Park chaptsr No. 707. O.

SC. 9. W1SCHM ANN Erdman Wiluam ia-mann. beloved husband of tiae) late fond father of Kl-is La Saiie, Klll-ertrut Ctescher. Edith Clohe.

Ai-na Miu-hell. John. Charl-s. and Erie. Fa-neral Thursday.

Msy 27. at II a. nt. aa late residence. 16U6 8.

Anslm-blvd, Cicer. Interment local cemetery. Kerwyn Pva. WONDERS See Wondrtaka, not rw. WONDRISKA Joseph J.

Wondrteka ef ISO 8. 60th court. Cicero. Msr 23. lffi.

aao 74 years, beloved husband of Aasrastn. nee Wtttbana; fond father of ax-sve Cullen. Irene Mark. Irvm. and Orast, Member of Retired Firemen's aasoctatioa of Chicago.

Funeral Wednesday. 3 p. caw at home tor funerals. SM2-44 W. Cermaat road.

Intei ment Bohemian National mi tery. Information. Oorro 0243. ter. and Patricia, and the late Hazel way and Lincoln highway south of Nolan Gleason.

Funeral Thursday. a. GRIFFIN Marcella I. Griffin. May 23.

of JOHN CARROLL SONS "HOME FOR FUNERALS" from chapel. 6203 Lake Park avenue, to Church of St. Thomas the Apostle. Interment at Holy Sepulchre. Member of Gary.

Forest G. Simpson, 26, of Louisville, was the driver of the second truck. Hill's truck and its contents were destroyed. ERIE AT WABASH. 454'J RAVENSWOOD.

WHL 6060. LON. 0305. P. B.

A. Hyde Park O014. NORTON Albert Norton, suddenly, beloved 641 E. 79th street, beloved daughter of the late Michael J. and Mary Cnshen Griffin, fond sister of Mary Boyle.

Patrick Katherine Meeker, Anne L. Keegan, Jeanette Mulrainey. Funeral Wednesday, 11a. from chaprl. Jeffery boulevard, at 77th street, to St.

Dorothy's church. Mass 11:30 a. m. Interment tount Olive Son. 8822.

Albert Norton, 53, of 739 Belmont husband of Ruth, brother of Blanche Wilson. Oscar, and Thomas Anderson. C. H. JORDAN CO.

FUNERAL HOME 200 B. ERIE-ST. 89 YEARS SERVICE Keating at funeral home. 3807 N. Lin coin avenue.

Funeral notice later. avenue, was Injured fatally yesterday when a truck he was unloading rolled back and crushed him against the loading platform of the Stude- Michael Hcirne, dear mother of Elizabeth. John William, Thomas, Joseph, Bernard Bcirne. and Marie Thompson, fond grandmother of Marjorie Thompson. Funeral Thursday.

9 a. m. from funeral home. 712 W. 31st street, to All Saints' church.

Interment Holy Sepulchre. Information. Victory 115H. BENNETT John Bennett, late of 4604 S. Ashland anrenue.

brother of the late James, Patrick, and Michael Bennett. Funeral Wednesday at 8:30 a. m. from rhapcl. 6513 S.

Ashland avenue, to St. Rose of Lima church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment Calvary cemetery.

Prospect 0031. BIANCHI Carlo M. Bianchl. beloved hue-band of Marie, nee Folena; fond father of the late Ralph. Funeral Thursday, May 27.

9:30 a. from funeral home. 4U05 Lincoln avenue, to St. Matthias' church. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery.

Member of International Ass'n of Machinists, local 48. BIERM ANN Lillian Biermann Tnee Cans-chow I. dearly beloved wife of the late William dear mother of Mrs. Sylvia KuinmiTOw. Funeral notice later.

Information. Brunswick 0100 or 8220. BITSCH William M. Busch anddenlr dearly beloved aon of William M. and Margaret Busch, nee Sheedy.

Funeral Wednesday. May 26. at :15. from hi lat residence. 2633 S.

Kildare avenue, to Epiphany church. Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery. Canal 1344. OTTO LI See Boss Seipa notice.

GrSTAFSON August William Gustafson. SKEELES-RIDDLE. 7838 COTTAGE GROVE. RAD. O220.

OLSEN Jennie M. Olsen fneo Haneenl. baker plant at 5555 Archer ayenue. CEMETERIES. late of 1239 Taylor avenue.

Oak Park, wife of the late Charles), fond mother of William and Chester Olsen. Kermee Raber. and Gladys Ward, grandmother of Joan 1414 W. 72d street, beloved husband or Edith. loving; father of Dorothy.

Lillian, and Corp. William Gustafson. fond brother of Edwin. Arthur. Lawrence, and Anna.

Services Wednesday. May 26. at 1 :30 p. at funeral home, corner 79th and Aberdeen. Interment Evergreen.

ELM LAWN Sec. B. 8 craves, perp. care. S171V; Onkridire.

sc. 6. choice A graves, Olsen and Manlyn Ward, sister of Hards pcrp. care, ypa. lt.tft or HH.

14.17. Johnson. Funeral Wednesday. May 26. 3 P.

at funeral boms. 6350 W. North HAAS Suzanne Mary Haas, darling daugh WANTED CrmU'ry lot: tiracrlaiul. Concordia, or MaaoiiK; nvisnnnliln lor cash. 1 Tribune.

avenue. Interment Elmwood. Molina. 111., papers please copy. Mer.

98UO. ter of George C. and Mary Catherine Reynolds Haas, loving sister of George and Karen Haas. Burial Tuesday afternoon. Holy Sepulchre cemetery.

Burial private. Stewart 7700. OTIS Edward N. Otis of 3129 W. Farro, WEST side 8 sr.

family lot. 76: perp. care, nicely loc. I.on. 2 4 111).

Former Slave, 101, Found Dead in Chicago Home Isam Billingslea, 101 years old, a former slave, formerly of Harris-town, was found dead last night by his son, John, in their home at 9233 State street. beloved husband of Elizabeth, neeliueby; CADVERTISMENTl Gas on Stomach RaKeved In minute er double) your money back Whea suites stomach eeld reuses painful, euffocat-tnc sour stomach and basrUmm. doc ton usually prescribe 11)9 fssteet-erUne medirlnee knwn for srmptomatlo rallrf medicines lis Uioas In BeU-ene lililitl. No laxative. H.U-anf brines eomfort la Jlffr er double jrour atoner back return at boUie ts us.

13 ai ail dnifaisu. IADVERTI3MENT father of Robert Buaby and Katherine MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMS. CALLANTSER Annie nallanger. late of Mary, son of Mrs. Mary Otis, brother of t'apt.

Grant IT. S. Lt. Charles CEMETERY MARKERS. MONUMENTS AT Savina-a.

Srara-Kofbuck. Slatn-at llasrm't. V. 8. N.

and Stanley J. Otis. Service Wednesday. May 26. at 3 P.

m. at 4019 W. Congress street, beloved wife of the late Lewis, loving mother of Mabel L. Arm-son ami the late Ilertha K.lge-rombe. Funeral Wednesday.

May 26. at 1 :3) p. ni. at funeral home. W.

Harrison street. Interment Forest Home cemetery. Ked. 7007. chapel.

Miernian avenue, Evansloo, Interment Madison, Wis. AnVERTlSMENTl HOW PEP CAME TO PATTY PASTORE John Pastore. beloved hushsnd CADVERTISMENTl BY BUD HILL of Eslelle. father of Mra. Josephino Van tsnetta and brother of Mariano.

Rest HARRISON Marion A. Harrison, nee Ste 1 SAY, BEAUTIFUL- VXHERE DID YOU GET ALL ing at cbapeL 3.144 W. Chicago avenue. Funeral Thursday at 9 a. m.

at Holy OH, THAT'S ANOTHER WAV OF SAVING A I Rosary church. Interment Mount Carmel. Van Buren 3770. vens, of 4201 Cottage Grove avenue, beloved wife of William, mother of Hiltcry Mile Harrison, daughter of Mary A. and the late Arthur Stevens, sister of the late Mar lone V.

and Arthur DoUKlas. Keating at chapel. 10234 Ml. hi ran avenue. Services Wednesday.

May 20, at 3 p. m. YES, DRINKING FLEISCH MANN'S IN COOL MILK. WATER OR TOMATO JUICE THAT'S A REAL VITAMIN COCKTAIL! BUT A PERSON SHOULD STICK TO IT A WEEK OR MORE. MANY SEE RESULTS IN SEVEN hKMT CPTTisJC CktmiAu ncTunec 1 1 WHY NOT! JUST GET A WEEKS SUPPLY OF FLEISCHMANN'S 14 CAKES.

IT KEEPS PERFECTLY IN THE REFRIGERATOR. BUT DOMT JUST DROP A CAKE IN THE LIQUID. MASH IT WITH A FORK IN A DRY GLASS. THEN ADO THE LIQUID AND STIR TILL BLENDED. FILL UP THE GLASS.

DRINK PEN NA Katherine Penna. nee Fontana. be TTfaari THE60.TrlATBRI6HTNESS7C vo USED TO BE SO I 4fer Vt7jS' RUN-DOWN "SIV Vtrlf1 LEARNED I sf HA0 VITAMIN ill i wiwwwn I rM AMAZING VITAMINS FOUND SO PLENTIFULLY Hi I IN YEAST. LACK OF THEM KEEPS MILLIONS HKf.LER Joseph Heller of Oconto. Wis, FEELING LOW.

SO I BEGAN DRINKINQ 2 CAKES OF FLEISCHMANN'S IT DOWN AND JOIN IN THE loved wife of Rosario. loving mother of Peter. Mrs. Mary Errers, Henry. Ida.

Mra. Josephine Cosentino. beloved sister of Mrs. Minnie Genovs, Mrs. Paulina Par-nnrllo.

and Mra. Filomena, Sciacca. Ftl-neral Friday. 9 a. from rhapet.

753 Arthington street, to Our Lady of Pompeii church. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. Information, Prospect 0600. NEAST EACH DAY say, now that rM home on beloved li us ban of the late Gertrude, dear father of Knlh Eliaa. Helen Heller, and Sidna Rothschild.

Resting; at cbapeL 6935 Stony Island avenue. Interment Wednesday. Appleton. Wis. UNI1I FURLOUGH, I OUGHT TO TRY STAl SAVlri i FLEISCH MANN'S, BOM BERING Louise M.

Hering. beloved wife TOO PETRIZZO Mary Petrizco. beloved mother W4 of Pvt. Julius, u. s.

Funeral notice later. Prospect O600. of the late Herman, mother of Ethel and Lncille. sister of Elizabeth Walter. Juba Hering, and George Marloff.

At funeral home. 1732 Wilson avenue. Service Wednesday. 2 p. m.

Interment RosehilL PLONER John A. PI oner of CI en view. A WOOTTEN Elizabeth C. Woottn of 1T7 DRINKING mm Guy W. Hughes of flOOft Har YEAST passed away at Helena.

Mont, beloved husband of Bertha, dear father of John brother of Anna Nieolal. Frank, and Ada Berser. Funeral Wedneadsy at a. m. from ehapeL 1104 Waukessa mad.

Glenview. Ill, to Our Lady ot Perpetual Help church. If you bake at home, use Fleitchmonn' Yellow Label YeMiit- It la that Anfv wataet mnia'tnlnn Vitamin ft CosbdIasc Arthur avenue, beloved wife of the lato George fond mother of Beth M'tir-hot and ieorg 8. Wootten. Funeral Thursday.

May 27. at a. from fa-neraj borne. 1359 Devon avenue, at ssl wood, to St, IgnaUus' chorea. per avenue, friend of Marian niter-wood.

Servicra at chapel, 7H3H Cottage Grove avenue Tuesday. Msy 25. at 3 p. m. Interment Oak Woods.

Information. Radclifte 0220. Ts wis CotktaiH tonto.a Wis tollowiss, proportion st the minimum soity require menhi treis ysnt, 100 at ViH. end 14 20 st ig (sits ts 3 mas, ef sin), wita teiaete fsks (I er at H. wtn oddad amount both Vitamini A aad.