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CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY. APRIL 21. 1937. k- -4- -X- sL- Of) 'TV -TN T- DEATH NOTICES LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE: Giants in Those Days WHY. I USED TO HAVE TO RUN OH, goody! CHARLES SINCERE OF BROKERAGE FIRM DIES AT 62 AUfiY I FIGGERED MR GIRLS' CHARGES PUT PAROLEE AND 2 OTHERS IN JAIL Three young men, one a paroled convict who threatened to attack two girls Sunday night if they refused to surrender their purses, were sentenced to a year each in the Bridewell on charges of petty larceny yesterday by Judge J.

M. Braude in Boys' court. The complainants were Miss Viola FOR MY LIFE TO AVOID BEING TRAMPLED BY HERDS OF GIANT RPDNrmSAllRI. FACH AT LP AST L-- ANNIE WHY, ONE OF THEM WOULD EAT ALLIGATORS SAME AS WE EAT SARDINES- BUT THEY ONLY LASTED ABOUT A HUNDRED MILLION YEARS THOSE WERE i WELL, 1 HAVEN TK ALLiviA I UKo I HO! I i BEEN VERY LUCKY Uf HARMLESS 1 I SO FAR GUESS If LIZARDS- YOU ft WATCHIN OUT SHOULD HAVE FOR ALLIGATORS BEEN AROUND 1 I MAKES ME TOO A A FEW MILLION I JITTERY- YEARS AGO- AM WOULD BE ALONG PRETTY SOON AHOY. DOING A LITTLE A HUNDRED FEET LONG AND WEIGHING THIRTY TONS OR SO- MR.

AM! FISHING, AnD TYRANNOSAURUS REX I SEE- THE EXCITING DAYS EHLE Charles A. Ehle of 5730 S. beloved husband Mathilda, ne, Schell; father of Robert C. Mrs. Lucille Landvogt, and the late Charles; brother of Hermine, Henry, and the late Mary md Anna.

At chapel, 8400 S. Ashland. Funeral Thursday, 3:30 p. m. Interment Mount Greenwood.

FROMHERZ Elizabeth Fromherz, bclov-rt mother of. Norman and Gene Fromherx and Mrs. Florence Heineman. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a. Irom memorial chapel, 5206 Broadway, to "Waldhcim.

GATNSBCRG Hannah Gainsbnrg, beloved wife of the late Barnet, dear mother of Frances, Helen, and the late Dorothy and Max W. Funeral private, Wednesday, 11 a. at late residence, 6753 Merrill avenue. Interment Jewish Waldheim. Pleads omit flowers.

GUERNSEY Lahan C. Guernsey, April 20; husband of Gladys Hill Guernsey, lather of William H. and James brother of Urban D. and Arclyce MeCumber, son ot Mrs. Margaret Mc-Cumber.

Funeral Thursday, 3 p. at chapel, Jeffery avenue Curry, 22 years old, 711 Belmont avenue, and Miss Rose Mary Bed On La Salle Street More than Thirty Years. ford, 20, of 6621 Parnell avenue. They said the holdup occurred at the 66th street viaduct near Parnell avenue. Those sentenced are Casimir La-zowski, 21, of 2101 South Ashland avenue, paroled from Pontiac reformatory a year ago after serving part of a 1 to 20 year sentence for robbery; Herbert Livermore, 18, of 1846 West 17th street, and his brother Willard, 23, of the same address, who is married and the father of two children.

Charles Sincere, one of the best known figures in the La Salle street financial district, where he con- ducted his own i I brokerage fi VI for more than 1 i JjHS SMITTY PUTTING HIS HEART IN HIS WORK CHlORM. VTS" YS 1 WAMT TW time, fo your dpaumnJG LESSOR- NOU3, 1 U)AJT YOU AST thirty years, died yesterday at the Michael Reese hospital after a five weeks' illness He was 62 years old and lived at 196 Beach road, Glencoe. Mr. Sincere was born in Chicago and educated in the public schools. He began his business career as a book ALL To DRAU) A PICTURE HOL0 A.CLif?AT VOUH and 77th street.

Interment Jiveigreen. Please omit flowers. HAHN Margaret Alice Hahn of 5605 Wayne avenue, wife of G-eorsro moiber of Mildred D. and William F. Hahn.

Funeral Bridgeport, Conn. HARDY Hup-h Hunter Hardy, beloved husband ot Evelyn, dear father of Hazel Mohn, brother of Elizabeth Weston, Olive Tice, Anna Bolins, Barbara Kimball, and Stella Nolting. Services Thursday. April 22, at 2 p. at chapel, 851 E.

75th-st. HORSLEY Phoebe Preseott Horsley, beloved wife of Herbert Horsley, April 20. Funeral at chapel, 1820 S. Michigan avenue, Thursday at 10 a. m.

INGLESBY Thomas P. Ingleshy, April 3 9. 1937, beloved husband of Margaret I nee E.egani, iond father of Thomas, John, Mrs. Margaret Clark, Lewis, Lawrence, Joteph, and Mrs. Rose Cawley; brother of Mrs.

Jane Marshall, John, Mary, Sister Christine S. C. J. and the late James, Mrs. Judy Grannel, Phillip, and Sister St.

Francis Borgia. Funeral from funeral home, 4041 W. North avenue, Thursday, April 22, at 10:45 a. to Maternity B. V.

M. church. Interment Mount Carmel. Member of Lafayette council. No.

361, K. of and St. Mark court, No. 23, C. O.

F. Ontario Canada papers please copy. KELLY Charles E. Kelly, beloved husband of Bertha, nee Will. Funeral Thursday, 2 p.

at chapel, 4245 W. Madison street. Interment Concordia. Kew York papers please copy. LEESON James F.

Leeson, husband of Elizabeth, father of Mrs. Ida Brooks, ALL OF THKT BIG OLD KEE CAM YlA? A oorsipe. FiNlSHD, 4 TT 7M OHTHKTS TSACHGR BXR SANA'S vTWEE AMD Charles Sincere. MIME- r. Vf 1 (i iT7 There is a quiet dignity that marks all Haggard services.

Aside from deft, capable ministrations, there is a sympathetic appreciation of what efficient, unobtrusive service means to tfee family in time of bereavement. CHICAGO 2U S. Westarn Ave. MONro. 1376 OAK PARK 124 Madison St.

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Taken by Death LAURA SCHWEPPE THE pflSSACRE Chicago's 1937 Trafic Toil (Story in adjoining column.) FORBES MORGAN IS DEAD; FORMER DEMOCRAT AID keeper with tha Corn Exchange bank. In 1904 Mr. Sincere became a Board of Trade member. Organizes Firm in 1906. He organized his own brokerage firm, Charles Sincere in 1906.

According to an announcement last night, the firm will continue operation under the management of the two surviving partners, Mr. Sincere's brother, Ben and Thomas E. Hosty. For many years the firm has dona business at 231 South La Salle street, in the heart of the financial district. Branch offices were also maintained in the Palmolive building and the Palmer house.

Buys Exchange Seat. In 1927 Mr. Sincere purchased a seat on the New York Stock exchange for the then record price of 5190.000. He was also a member of the Chicago Stock exchange which he served for several years as governor. Mr.

Sincere was a life member of the Art institute and belonged to the Standard club and the North-moor Country club. Suiviving are his widow, the former Mayme Warshinksi of Men-riota, and two children, Mrs. Abe Gaines, and Charles Jr. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock in Rosehill cemetery chapel. DIES; ART PATRON, MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMS.

MAUSOLEUMS MONUMENTS The old and reliable CHAS a BLAKE CO. 1000. 67th-st. Fairfax 9876 Ereetfrl anywhere. Send for free booklet CEMKTERY MARKERS.

MONUMENTS. AT PHILANTHROPIST brother of Mrs. Mary Fisher and Mrs. Addie Hessing. Services Wednesdav, a p.

at chapel. 720 Lake street. Oak Park. Interment Oakridge. LOWENBERG Minnie Lowenberg, beloved mother of Mrs.

Ruth L. Lewis, fond sister of James and Mark G. Harris and the late Sarah H. Bucky. Late member of Johannah.

lodge. No. 9, U. O. T.

S. Members please attend. Funeral services Wednesday, April 21. at 2 p. at chapel, 936 E.

47th. street. Interment Free Sons cemeterv. Family at Windermere Hotel East, Apt. 716.

LUSK Adelaide Luek, widow of Charles, dear mother of Grace L. and Mrs. Walter Krausse. Resting at funeral home, 570S Madison street, where services will be held Thursday. April 22, at 11 a.

m. Interment Elgin. 111. ATTALINA Mary Mattalina, April 20, 1037: beloved wife of Albeit Mattalina, mother of Mrs. F.

Martin and Florence Mattalina; daughter of John and Fannie Turrisi, sister of Mrs. Conceta Cimino, Mrs. Sarah La Porte, Mrs. Rose Cummings, Peter, Phillip, and Theodore Turrisi. Funeral from residence, 6135 Sangamon street.

Saturday. April 24, at 9 a. to Our Lady of Solace church. Interment St. Mary's.

McCOY Bert J. McCoy, beloved son of Annie and the late John McCoy, brother of William, Nellie, Lolita, and the late Andrew. Member of Van Buren post, No. 401, the American Legion. Funeral Thursday, April 22, 9:45 a.

from residence, S14 Langley avenue, to St. Dorothy church. Burial Mount Olivet. MONAHAN Thomas A. Monahan of Three Lakes, beloved husband of Maria saving's, hears State-et.

Store. Basement. POWERS GRAN IT jK CO. INC. TOWER DELAWARE 3153 TRADE HALTED AS TOWN HONORS FATHER ARC HE Bradley, 111., April 20.

Special. This small industrial community of 2,100 persons closed every shop, office, factory, and school today and turned out en masse for the funeral of its best known citizen, the Rev. Harris A. Darche. Father Darcne died Friday at the age of 49.

He was a marine corps hero of the world war and former national chaplain of the American Legion. But to Bradley he was Father Darche of St. Joseph church, of which he was pastor for many years. The crowd of townsmen who CEMETERIES. EX- EVERGREEN PARK FEW GRAVES: CELL.

LOC. SELL REAS. ARM. 3721. WANT TO BUY FAMILY LOT: MUST BE ehean for cash.

Address 446 Tribune. He Collapses While in Ohio Statehouse. Columbus, April 20. (JP) W. Forbes Morgan, 57, president of the Distilled Spirits Institute, and former treasurer of the Democratic national campaign committee, died of a heart attack here tonight in a committee hearing room of the state capitol.

His home was in New York. ACACIA PARK 2-4 GRAVE LOTS. COST $200 per lot. Sell S100 each. Belmont FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

perfection. INC. FUNERAL DIRECTION 7705 Cottace Grove. Rad. 7705.

thronged the church was augmented More than 98 of the cify's automobile fatalities are of a nature physically impossible on an elevated highway. Morgan had finished testimony by more than 500 church, civil, and before the house judiciary committee, 1 I I I I Li i I I "i 1 i i Evans Monahan, son of the late Edward, and Margaret, nee Qualey; fond brother of Edward and tha late Mary and Delia. Funeral Thursday, April 22, at 9 :30 a. from funeral home. 1353 to St.

Gertrude church. Interment Calvary. MOORMAN Hamilton C. Moorman of 772: DEATH NOTICES are received for publication in the next morning's Final Edition of the Chicago Tribune up to II :45 each night. Call Superior 0100 Want Ad-Vlser.

KILLED, 3 HURT WHEN AUTO IS STRUCK BY TRAIN One girl was killed and another girl and two young men were injured last night when their car was struck by a Wabash railroad freight train at the military dignitaries. Among the clergy was the Most Rev. William D. O'Erien, auxiliary bishop of Chicago. Among the pallbearers was Wayland Brooks, wartime marine hero and former candidate for governor.

The Marine post of Chicago, of which Father Darche was a life member, assisted other Legion units in the military rites at the cemetery in nearby Bourbonnais where he attended St. Viator college. Units of the Illinois National Guard from Kankakee also took part. Union avenue, husband of Mabel Stub. Moorman, father of Lucie Hupp, and Charles, brother of Edgar, Aaron, Virginia, and Vennie.

Remains at cathedral chapel, 79th and Emerald avenue, until Thursday noon. Services 2 n. at Auburn Park M. E. church, 75th and Harvard avenue.

Interment Evergreen. EDITH MASON TO SUE POLACCO FOR DIVORCE TODAY Reno. April 20. Special. Edith Mason, grand opera star, was expected to file suit tomorrow for a divorce from Georgio Polacco, opera conductor.

It was believed she will charge mental cruelty. When the singer arrived here on March 2 she emphatically asserted her visit was only for a rest. It was made public, however, when she had been here four of the six weeks Banker's Wife Is Heart Disease Victim at 58. Mrs. Charles H.

Schweppe, philanthropist, art patron and socially prominent wife of the banker, died of heart disease yesterday in her apartment in the Ambassador East hotel. She was 58 years old. Mrs. Schweppe, who was born in Chicago, was the former Laura A. Shedd, a daughter of the late John G.

Shedd, head of Marshall Field who gave $3,000,000 to build the Shedd aquarium. She was a graduate of Smith college, and was married to Mr. Schweppe in 1913. Their two children are Mrs. A.

Watson Armour III. of Lake Forest and John Shedd Schweppe, a student at Harvard university. In Many Cultural Projects. Like their father, Mrs. Schweppe and her sister, Mrs.

Kersey Coates Reed, have long been identified with philanthropic and cultural causes in Chicago. Among the institutions of which she was an active patron were the Shedd aquarium, the Art institute, the Field museum, the Chicago Symphony orchestra, and the Chicago Historical society. She was a member of the women's board of St. Luke's hospital. Other similar institutions of which she was a director were the Home for Crippled Children, the Visiting Nurses' association, the Ridge Farm Preventorium, and the Alice Home hospital in Lake Forest.

Survived by Mother. Eesides her immediate family, Mrs. Schweppe is survived by her mother, O'M ALLEY Elizabeth O'Malley, nee DEATH NOTICES MofTett Photo.) Mrs. Charles H. Schweppe, who died yesterday from heart attack.

Calumet avenue crossing in Hammond. The girl killed was Miss Constance Dubbert, 18 years old, of 418 Price street, Calumet City. The injured, all rf whom were taken to St. Margaret's hospital in Hammond, are Miss Yvonne Berwanger, 18, of 526 Garfield avenue, Calumet City; Paul Jones, 19, of 1125 Michigan street, Hammond, the driver, an Glenn Honn, 29, of the same address. Frank Haza, 58 years old, 5157 Addison street, was killed early today at Addison street and Laramie avenue when he was struck by an automobile driven by John Zikmund, 28, of 501 North Central avenue.

Zikmund was held for the inquest today. A verdict of accidental death was returned yesterday by the coroner's jury that investigated the death of Mrs. Laura Carnes Rites In Memnriam. HRDLICKA Blanche Hrdlicka. In loving memory of our beloved daughter and sister, who passed away April 21, 1036.

FATHER, BROTHER. SISTER-IN-LAW. KGHN Lillie Kohn. In lovins memory ot our dear wife and mother, who passed away fourteen years ago today. LOVING HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.

RITCHIE Thomas Weston Ritchie, April 21. 19-0. WARTELL Louis A. Wartell. In loving: memory.

SOPHIE WARTELL. ANSEL Joseph N. Ansel, passed awav suddenly, April 20, 1937, at tiS37 Cornell avenue, beloved husband of Ray Ansel. Funeral services Wednesday, 11 a. at chapel, 036 E.

47th street. Mrs. Joseph W. Bingham Funeral to Be Next Monday Funeral services for Mrs. Joseph West Bingham, a former employe of the city health department who died last week in Los Angeles, will be held at 10 a.

m. next Monday at the Oak Woods cemetery chapel. Charles Cloe, Hardware Man, Dies at Logansport Logansport, April 20. Special. Charles Cloe, 49, hard ware dealer, died suddenly from heart disease at his home in Burlington near here today.

Will Be Held Tomorrow Funeral services for Mrs. Laura nen, April it); beloved wile of the la is James, loving mother of Mrs. William M. Norton, Mrs. Walter A.

Rooney, Mrs. Joseph A. Eemaek, Mrs. Catherine Dunne, Mrs. Ralph H.

Rittenhouse, William James and George J. O'Malley, fond sister of Mary, Julia, Anna, and William O'Donnell. Funeral Friday morning at 9 from residence, 823 Wolfram street, to St. Sebastian church. Burial Calvary.

PARLIN Emilie Parlin. April 19. 1937, 6500 Drexel avenue; wife of the late Edward Parlin. mother of Louis Tuegel and Mrs. Julia Paul.

Services at chapel, 63d and Harvard, Friday. April 23, 2 p. m. Interment Mount Hope. PESCH Henry P.

Peseh of 1814 S. 40th, court, beloved husband of Theresa nes Pmitz, loving father of Dorothy Diner and Henry L. Pesch. Funeral Thursday at 9 a. m.

from funeral home, 2307 S. 52d avenue, to St. Attracta church. Interment Mount Carmel. Member of Bishop Ket-tler council, No.

1628, K. of C. Cicero 200. R.AGGIO Mary A. Raggio.

beloved wife rt the late Anthony, fond sister of Jack, Henry. Josephine, Peter, and Frank Meyers. Funeral Thursday at 9:15 a. from chapel. 4152 at Buena, to St.

Thomas of Canterbury church. Interment Calvary. Buckingham 3050. REID Annie L. Reid.

suddenly, April IP, at her home, 1029 E. 46th street, beloved sister of Jane Mary Mrs. E. E. Pierce, and the late Frank A.

Reid. Funeral services in Cole chapel. St. James' Methodist Episcopal church, 46th-st. and Wednesday, 3 p.

m. Interment Oak Woods. in which he opposed an anti-discriminatory liquor bill, and was talking with committee members when be became ill. He lost consciousness and fell on the floor. Members of the legislature started applied artificial respiration pending the arrival of a physician.

Falls to Floor Unconscious. A companion of Morgan said the latter complained of heart pains earlier in the evening. Mr. Morgan had spoken before the committee and had sat down in the warm room to talk to Norman C. Parr, assistant slate liquor director, when he slumped to the floor unconscious.

Mr. Morgan, an investment banker who was drafted to handle finances of the Democratic national campaign in 1936, last month became the regulating head of a major portion of the liquor industry. As president of the distilled spirits institute, he became directing head of a self-regulating body set up by the industry. Born in New York Sept. 22, 1879.

He attended the Harrow school in England, and at the age of 20 entered the brokerage business. Major in World War. From 1903 to 1906 he was a partner of the E. Rollins, Moss Brothers firm of Boston, and from 1906 to 1912 was a partner in the firm of Wilmerding, Morgan Livermore. During the world war he was a major in the 12th New York infantry regiment.

After serving as deputy governor of the Farm Credit administration from 1933 to 1935 he became treasurer of the Democratic national committee in July of the latter year. In 1904 Mr. Morgan was married to Edith Livingston Hall, who died in 1920. There was one son, William Morgan, from this marriage on Sept. 5, 1933.

He married Sarah Jackson Coonley of Concord, N. who survives him. Carnes, widow of Prof. W. W.

Carnes, who died early yesterday, will be necessary to establish residence, that she would ask a divorce. Miss Mason and Polacco were first married in 1919. They were divorced in 1929 and the same year the singer married Dr. Maurice Bernstein, Chicago physician. This marriage ended in divorce in 1931 and Miss Mason end Polacco were remarried thar year in Milan, Italy.

Estate of Henry M. Kohn, Jeweler, Exceeds $123,600 An inventory filed yesterday with Mitchell C. Robin, clerk of the Probate court, disclosed the estate of Henry M. Kohn, wholesale jeweler, ill exceed $125,000. Mr.

Kohn died Jan. 14. A widow's award of 5,000 was approved for Mrs. Hattie S. Kohn.

She receives the income of the estate until her death, whsn the principal reverts to a stepson, William S. Erowd. held at 3 p. m. tomorrow in Grace- land cemetery chapel.

Her husband had a dramatic art studio on the site BACK John Back. beloved husband ol Frances, nee Hansier, fond father of Clara Mrs. John G. Shedd. Private funeral services will be held in the Schweppe country home at 405 North Mayflower of the present Kimball hall.

She Becker and Adolph Back. Funeral Thurs worked with him and later became day, April 23, 9:30 a. from funeral home, 4005 Lincoln avenue, to St. Mathias road in Lake Forest. head of the department of public speech in the old Clyde High school, church Interment St.

Boniface cemetery BALAISIS Justin Balaieis of 6516 S. Rock well street; beloved husband of Constance, subsequently the J. Sterling Morton 4, High school of Cicero. She filled this fond father of Vera, Constance, Paul, and John, dear brother of John Balaisis. Funeral I 3 MOTORISTS GET JAIL TERMS FOR ERRATIC DRIVING Three motorists convicted of trafic Wednesday morning', 8:30, from home to Nativity B.

V. M. church to St. Casimir's. BEEBE Frances Lucy Beebe, at her rest post for 26 years, retiring eight years ao.

For the last 20 years she had made her home with her daughter, Mrs. Portia Carnes Lane, 39 East Elm street. dence, 401 Forest avenue. Oak Park; wife i 'Hi ilh ot the late Dr. Albert mother of Dr Leslie and the late Mrs.

Fred Rick- Harry Davidson, 20 years old, 5947 South Racine avenue. He died in Holy Cross hospital earlier in the day, soon after the car in which he was riding struck a safety island at 72d street and Western avenue. It was driven by Edward Schau, 5722 Emerald avenue. Mrs. Isadore Burdell, colored, 36 years old, 53 East 59th street, died yesterday in Provident hospital of injuries incurred April 17 when she was struck by the automobile of Dewey Herringa, 32 years old, 10702 South Central Park avenue.

Up to 4 p. m. yesterday 322 persons had been killed in Cook county trafic accidents since Jan. 1, the coroner's office reported. In the same period Chicago had 254 deaths and 5,906 violations were given jail sentences by Judge George B.

Weiss in the Safety court yesterday. Frank Lee Norris Funeral cords; grandmother of Paul and Frances Rickcords. At rest at chapel, 623 Lake street, Oak Park, until Wednesday noon. Services at First Presbyterian church house, 931 Lake street. Oak Park, Wednesday.

Roy McLean, 53 years old, 1809 Will Be Held in Zion Today South State street, whose car hit a truck at Monroe street and Columbus Funeral services for Frank Lee 2 p. m. Information Euclid 1643. BERG Carl L. Berg.

April 17, 1937. sud denly, at Prescott, will arrive Thurs drive, was sentenced to 15 days on a charge of driving while intoxicated. Judge Weiss also ordered him not to day; son of the late Andrew and Anna Berg-, brother of John, Gustave. Mrs. Lillie Norris, 77 years old, pioneer Zion merchant, will be held this afternoon in the at 2710 Sheridan road, Zion.

Mr. Norris died Monday at the Victory Memorial hospital in Wauke-gan. He established the first inde drive a car for six months. Everett J. Roper, colored, 28 years old, 3800 South Park way, whose car Masrinel, and Mrs.

Helen Newman, fcerviees Friday, April 23, at 2 p. at funeral home. 214 E. 115th street. Member of Palace lodse.

No. 765, A. F. A. M.

Interment Mount Greenwood cemetery. BLACK Orville W. Black, April 19, 1937; beloved husband of Violet nee Carpenter, Mary McCann, Teacher 48 Years in Aurora, Dies at 69 Miss Mary McCann, who taught in the Aurora schools for 4S years, died yesterday at St. Joseph Mercy hospital, Aurora. She was 69 years old and lived at 152 South 4th street, Aurora, where she was born.

Services will be held tomorrow morning at 9:30 o'clock in St. Mary's church. Aurora, with interment in Mount Hope cemetery, Elgin. alone Pleads Not Guilty to Income Tax Violation William H. Malone, former chairman of the Illinois tax commission, pleaded not guilty in the federal court of Judge William H.

Holly yesterday to the charge that he evaded payment of about $60,000 in income struck another on Monday at 61st street and South Park way, was given a five day sentence for reckless driv i zona tatner ot ttie late Adele Oriel, son pendent meat market in Zion, was a former alderman there, and at one time engaged in the real estate business. Surviving are four children, Glen, Ralph, Mrs. Sylvester Ray, and ing. of William and Martha. Resting- at his Albert Koffill, 46 years old, 6345 late residence, 1041 N.

Kedvale avenue, until 10 a. m. Thursday, April 22. Serv ices 2 p. m.

at St. Stephen's Evangrclical South Secley avenue, who was arrested in Western avenue between Mrs. Stanley Ayer. Lutheran church. Parker and Kostner avenues.

Interment Concordia. 47th and 57th streets on Monday, was given four days for reckless driving. Mrs. Katherine Carbaush CARLSON Charles E. Carlson of 1649 April 19.

1937. beloved husband of Anna W. Carlson, son of Hedvig- Carlson, Seeks Data on O'Brien Will brother of Mrs, Hannah Krantz. Services at chapel, 5501 N. Thursday, tl i I April 22, 2 p.

m. Burial Memorial Park. taxes for 1929 and 1930. Malone's CARNES Laura Carnes. widow of Prof.

W. W. Carnes and mother of Mrs. Portia trial is scheduled for May 21. Oil i Carnes Lane.

Funeral services at Grace land cemetery chapel, Thursday. April t2 Mrs. Katherine J. Carbaugh of 209 Lake Shore drive filed a suit for interpretation of the will of her father, the late John J. O'Brien, in Circuit court yesterday.

She wishes to determine how the 580,000 federal taxes on the 700,000 estate shall be paid at 3 p. m. Charleston and Olney papers please copy. RICH Edward P. Rich passed on Monday, April 19.

at his residence, 1411 N. State street; husband of Lilabel Griffiths Rich, father of Marshall G. and Kenneth G. Rich, brother of Stanley Rich. Funeral services Rosehill cemetery chapel, Wednesday, April 21.

at 4 p. m. Interment private. Pleaie omit flowers. ROACHE See Sheehan notice.

SCHWEPPE Laura A. Shedd Schweppe, bp-loved wife of Charles A. Schweppe, mother of Jean Schweppe Armour and John Sbr-dtt Schweppe, at Chicago, April 20, 1037. Services private. SHEEHAN Timothy F.

Sheehan, fond uncla of Birdie V. Brown, Alice G. Rex, Sadie and Irene A. Roache. of Virginia Frisbie.

The Mungovan and Rex Boys. Funeral Thursday. 9 a. from late residence, 7937 Laflin street, to St. Sabina church.

Interment Calvary. la-formation Victory 1158. SINCERE Charles Sincere, beloved husband of Mayme W. Sincere, fond father of Mrs. Roslyn Gaines and Charles Sincere fond brother of Sam, Harry, Ben, and Frank Sincere, Mrs.

Fannie Wurzbttrg, and Mrs. Lottie Herz. Funeral services Thursdav, April 22. 3 p. at chapel, 936 E.

47th-st. S1STEK Edward G. Sistek. late of 1418 S. East avenue.

Berwyn, beloved husband of Agnes, devoted father of Violet, loving son of James and Mary Sistek, fond brother of James and Joseph. Funeral Friday. April 23, at 2 p. at chapel, 6229 Ccrmak road, Berwyn. Interment Bohemian National.

SMOCK May E. Smock, widow of Harry FT near mother of George H. and Harrv B. Services p. m.

Wednesday at funeral lioma 2u00 N. Cicero avenue. Berkshire S070. SOMERS Frances M. Somers.

April 20, 1937, of 3514 W. Adams street, wife of Dr. George H. Somers, mother of Ruth Mar-haver. Resting at funeral home.

318-320 N. Austin. Funeral Friday, 2:30 p. m. Interment Oakridge.

THANE Alex S. Thane, beloved husband ot Nora Garrily Thane, father of Rev. A. Thane and the late Mary Virginia Thane. Funeral notice later.

TUCKER Hannah Rae Tucker of 6041 St. Lawrence avenue, beloved wife of ihe laie Herman mother of Perie, Jerome. Clarence. Rivadelle, Marion. Rosabella.

Miriam. Sanford. and the late Tobey; daughter oi Nettie Cohen and the lata Israel. Funeral Wednesday, 3:30 p. from residence to Oak Woods cemetery.

Kindly omit Sowf-'v, WARNER Miss Louisa. V. Warner, at her residence, 1127 Hyde Park boulevard. Funeral at chapel. 4141 Cottage Grove avenue, 3 p.

Friday, April 23. under ihe auspices of Forrestville chapter, No. 177 O. E. S.

Interment at Philadelphia. Pa. WEINM ANN William O. Weinmann of 380-1 Thomas street; beloved husband of Mac, nee Krause, dear father of Alfred and Lynn, t'ather-in-law of Martha, brother of Tillie Keegan and Minnie Hewitt Funeral services Friday at 3 p. in.

at funeral home 3301 Fullertoti avenue. Interment at A fuel a Park. Member of Lake View lodge. No. 774, A.

A. and Lakeside lodge' No. 2219, B. of R. C.

ZEMANSKY Samuel Zemansity. late of 16ol Clifton Park avenue, beloved husband of Ethel, dear father ot Harrv, Sam, and Ida Apple, Funeral Wodnrsda-, COHN Harry Cohn, 2467 N. Albany avenue; beloved husband of the late Bertha, nee Manchik: fond father of Ernest, Bessie Sokolsky, Daniel. Jeanette, Sylvia. Faye, and the late Louis: brother of Abe, and FIELD'S HONORS 107 DRIVERS WHO HAD HO ACCIDENTS IN YEAR by the heirs.

Mr. Bnen, a utility company executive, died Aug. 7, 1936. 11 Hursen quality and Hursen service have never yet been equaled in any neighborhood in Chicago the late Sol. and Jacob.

Funeral Wednesday, 11 a. at Congregational Dorshe Tov, 2116 Crystal street. Interment Congre Veteran Montana Editor, gation Dorshe Tov cemetery, Jewish Wald heim. Please omit flowers. Charles S.

Pulver, Is Dead Salt Lake City, Utah, April 20. (TP) COLLINS Mary Ann Collins, beloved Eistcr Marshall Field Co. last night gave a dinner in Henrici's restaurant in the Merchandise mart to 107 company drivers who have had no accidents Relieve Acid Indigestion Quickly you have nervous indigestion, gas, cramps or colic, heartburn or nausea, due to acid stomach, and you want relief in a hurry, take a tea-spoonful of Condensed Jad Salts in a glass of hot water before breakfast. Condensed Jad Salts acts quickly to alkalize the stomach contents. It neutralizes the acids that cause headache, nausea and indigestion pain.

At the first sign of constipation sour stomach heartburn gas indigestion loss of appetite nausea upset stomach caused by excess stomach acidity, just take a teaspoonf ul of Condensed Jad Salts in hot water before breakfast. That is all you have to do to remove the waste matter and neutralize the excess acid and put your stomach into good shape. Condensed Jad Salts not only contains the finest saline ingredients to give the most scientific results for their purpose, but it also has an anti-acid or alkalizing effect. In other words, Jad has a double action first, as a saline and second as an anti-acid. Try giving your stomach a hot Condensed Jad bath.

See for yourself how it of William Mrs. Margaret Fan-ell. and the late Mrs. Johanna Sweeney and James Collins. Funeral Thursday, April 22.

at Charles S. Pulver, 70, died here to night. He was editor at 21 of the Cat 9:30 a. from 5248 W. Monroe stree for a year.

James O. McKinsey, chair to Resurrection church. Interment Calvary. tlemen's Journal at Miles City, man, and F. D.

Corley, president, DAVIDSON Harry D. Davidson, beloved son of Mrs. Beda Davidson Larson, and the headed the list of company officials in the days of outlaws and vigilantes, a prominent Utah newspaper man, late David Davidson, dear brother of Sonia attending. Elizabeth, and Kenneth B. Funeral Thuts-day, April 22, at 2 p.

at funeral The company records show that in mining executive, politician, business man, and archaeologist. He was born 1934 there was one accident for every home, corner 79th and Aberdeen. Inter ment Oak Hill. in Villisca, la. 8,600 miles or every 34,200 packages delivered.

This was reduced to one DEVITTO Leonardo Devitto, husband of the late Carmela, nee Curcio: fond father of accident for each 11,800 miles, or Mrs. Rose Bellizzo, Michael, Mrs. Anna Peluso, Joseph, Albert, Mrs. Minnie Rai- Paul M. Warburg's Estate Valued Around $3,000,000 49,150 packages, in 1935, and to one mondi, Mrs.

Mildred Raimondi, and Mrs. accident for each 31,800 miles, or marie sauter. Funeral Thursday. 9 a. from chapel, 624 N.

Western avenue, to 86,227 packages delivered, in 1936. New York, April 20. Special. Saneta Maria Addolorata church. Interment Special awards were presented to Paul M.

Warburg, who helped create Mount Carmel. Armitage 7800. Herbert Mielke, for driving 12 years the federal reserve system and whose fortune was estimated at more than DOUGHERTY Martha Cronin Dougherty, beloved wife of Daniel, fond sister of Mrs. -3 1 without an accident; Charles Kraft I- won jj. young-, Mrs.

William M. Bingham for a no accident record for 11 years; $30,000,000 at the time of his death ana me late Thomas Cronin; dear niece of the Misses Nora and Nellie Cronin. and to Frank Klinkhammer and Raymond relieves and helps you following excessive eating, smoking and drinkin g.You wi 11 say it is marvelous. Condensed Jad Salts costs but a few cents at any drug store. Condensed Jad Salts A sparkling, palatable drink if-- Mrs.

James O'Connell. Funeral Friday, April Among the hundreds vf Squibb products offered by your druggist are SQUIBB TOOTH POWDER SQUIBB MILK OF MAGNESIA SQUIBB 00 LIVES OIL SQUIBB SODIUM BICARBONATE SQUIBB ASPIRIN SQUIBS MINERAL OIL on Jan. 24, 1932, left an estate of 53,317,849 gross and net, a transfer tax appraisal filed today Scanlon for six year records, ana Arthur Nicklas and R. P. Ruesch for at 9 a.

from late residence. 0121 Colfax avenue, to St. Patrick church, where solemn high mass will be celebrated at 9:30. filyear records. showed.

p. at i-nanel, 3t2. W. RoosevUt rout. Interment Jewish Wuiiihtiia.

Burial Mount Olivet. South Chicago 0155. I.