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CITICAGO DAILV TIUMINE: rnrDAY. JANUAR rntrxr rn MAY. JANUARY' 1927. 2 3. 1')27 1731 1 I 1 1 I I IDEATH NOTICES I IIEADS A SPEECH PRIVATE PACT 1 LIMITS SOME 1 DEATH.

NOTICES 1 WA 41.1: IIELP Protenlonos and F.q To 21Ans ti ::37 AlITISTS ir Hi e. ti rra ol toltirllehrql or mild xiarr. 7 Tr, IV ANTE 11.,. 9 4 1. E.

tiELr. Caner let. beloved wife of I SMITH-11a Wilcox Smith. Jen. 28.

1927. of Bernard Casariel. devoted mother of Mar- 638 beloved wit of Bernard Cassriel. devoted mother of Mar- 638 638 beloved wife of (J. nrBUILDING SIZES I enty-two resident of the I Twenty-two resident of the Lincoln FITICA'rIONS WANTEDMALE Bookkeepers' wad Clerks.

srmATION WTD---13KRPR. Act. CA911- ker. or oft. 1'2 yrs.

exo. salarY rras- perm. work. rhorts A-somore SITUATION SVTD---'rRAFFIC CT FAL Yre. fl R.

reconfominc fa-Metal 108Ik dsmaKe. AULnese 6I3, TrIoune. srruATIoN WMYOU-NG 27. HIGH school and bumarpes6 etillert- tie: 'In. position.

Addr-pm 1:41. Tr.bun- srrrATION ASST. BOOR-V. nd nf bPlost: toed turorta. l'huno 0J Flombolot 1.

SITUATION "PULL L. 1110N3 WANTED-MALM SI Tt A T1 nic vir a w.r A Belmont-tan anll Seywour, fond mister of Mrs. Mtn- smjth belove nic Karrer and Mn. Joseptune Latter- D. E.

Wilcox. nein. Itemalom at borne of Mrs. J. L.

semi( Guttuazm 1142 Evanakm. Pu- baturday neral Monday. Jan. 31. 10 a.

m-. from Mich. Evanston 10 Free inns. Walt smith beloved D. Wiicos.

Puxtrral oerviceo Saturday 'Moth. papers AS EVIDENCE 0 FURNITURE TRUS A daughter of Mr. and lira fond sister of Bernard Orton. at chapel. 2701 14.

Clarast. at 10 a. no. Three Risers. please copy.

STONEGeorge W. Stone, beloved longhand ot F. noe Fisher; son of John W. of Reedsvolle. W.

brother Of Harm, Mrs. John Er1123. and Mrs. MatuSe Des scot. Funeral Saturday.

Jan. 29, as 4 p. m- front late residence, 229 S. If ay-wood. park outer drive between Briar place Tand Oakdale avenue were consoling themselves with the knowledge that the lifting of the 1904 ban on high Ibuildings between Diversey boulevard and Belmont avenue would not affect the limitations in their three blocks.

The property holders clinging to ID--M LE, II 1LP. 15 tore ad Maya. MENYOUINIG. FIET A IL ellArN crrOTILIR ertmwtzltion retJuLree litmtr-1 rtumbtl, yntiritt cf fa11t1v who. v.

nth Pa.renta or awn Litalea, mr.ts w1.11 be OI tottr tartntlet durtnr tralaittig pt-r1tx1 about per Apr" 10 tu lllorp or 2 in rhed-ro 1-tronml 4 1 It 1-' muLT-IGRAPrt Fon estr-rung work 1A 35 N. Lk firwro. ExrmixaNcyn txtra Doti fq.usalit poozt.p)tsa GfiOSSNIAN slioe SALESMENSROX PER A 'SD catra, t.trttiksItl:Ln 110,0 SHOE SALESMEN, experienced. HILLMAN'S, State and Washington. ILV 4 A I VI IIrL Conrad.

44. beloved husband of Env. fond father of Annabelle. brother of Eli and Mrs. Golds Go 'Einem of York.

t'uneral Y'riday. Jan. at 2 p. front chapel, 3163 Ogden-ay. Interment Jewish Waldheim.

ART TsA AND LE-rrYftER. Aliwo iirmiber no work hod evoyounity to amstt. down Jo attracthre in Wiwmsto: (00'd ci3 of work :41:1 0.4.111i,:f-f, 61-4tL3 pf AU 11 ARTIST-l'iloTC WA141 two eopsitt and trzeIN pPrMan I PCI101 tiO'ne irt art afpaetrurnt Of elant to ten crori tn large Onto ea, Ad-Irma A Lt Tributt. BOtLEII MAKEII, out ePc.nemen 23 on bete, sill truo.nrial wo-a NIECLIANICAL M. CO Soit and r3t-rcii KMATTENTION C'TtITAIC vbzun is COW oPreone markets tr; the tyrirp ma; west LleA, We hay', toPrr-ArIA-wl.

a ntinItaer cot rsII net own ti Ito "-Azure or Atiores4 Tribune U. Says It Show Price Fixing. SHOE SALESMAN. A at AN ijr0 Nt wakee-av. their mutual ag-reement of 1912 to IDENISON--Perry Deni POtt, husband of Merle SOUTAR---WIPJana of 140 8.

14th- Long Deni un son. Jan. 27. Feral Ircun chared ay, Maywood tl beloved baband of Hilda. limit the height of buildings, an agTee- 21 S.

Raver-et, Aurora. Saturdar. nee Jotuason: father of Grace. Witham. and merit which they say nullifies the con- i Jan.

29, at 2 9. m. Rockford. Decatur Clara: son of Mr. and Mrs.

David Soutar. tract of 1904 and was not abrogated 1 and Quincy. 111- papers please ropy. Funeral Saturday. Jan.

29. at 2 p. at i by the Lincoln park board on Wednes- DRAGASE1-11azel Drara Rh. beloved wife of MaYwood 160111C TeMPItt Services 111 31iSe Dragash, b122 South Park-av, thumb- I charre of Maywood ladre No. 869.

A. IP. 4 day, are: John L. Shortatl, Frank D. 1 anhtteeEva 1D asAtch.

at the A M. Interment Oaltridge. Stout, Loretta C. SullivIrk, S. Wolf.

Martin J. Quigl ey, Mildred A. 2,1. Jan. 24.

1927 at 10:50 moiler of I Anna. 'le be. 34 years. Funeral will be held from chapel. Charier.

John, and Prank Weiner. Funeral Starck, Frank E. Wilhelm. Jame-s B. 13915 -ntworth-- 9 a.

MoiadaY. notice later, For information call Grace- Waller, Armour, Frank A. to Si, ain' CCarthage chtvr.ch.yg Inatmtewail. land echt. Dorothy Stirling, Jean S.

Greg- i be held. th Mans en to St. I vt-Eiss--marzarite E. Weak Jan. 23 at orY Robert IL ItarveY, Rosalie Sturges For information call Triangle 10236.

I Phoenix, wife of the late Join li Anna DragenettL beloved Weiss. mother of Norman M. and John H. II Apfel George Arthur oodruff. scar eineman.

Jessie P. I swill of Ilzirtrds. Dr 1 othive irrl of Jo ciciin, W' ree843 11.. ll' ei V71 Crof CarlieM.A.Gootttrniried. ae Mrs.

neral Saturday, 0:30 a. from late resi- Mathtuaa Elcock ,41 anrsi MA. Mande GY.lii Keller Gardiner E. Nees Theo- Vtal oenee. in 8 si.

to Our Lady Services at chapel. 1'253-5 N. Clark-gt, Ind dore Keller, Maurice E. Rossman, and I liel9 of Christians church. where high Ina8f5 day, Ian.

2S, at 1:30 p. m. Interment Oscar Meyer. war be celebrated. Autos to Mount Carmel.

Waldheirn cemeterl eh arge-: WI; Yarle' 0 320. Tribune. SITUATION WTDBOOKS KEPT PART time, systems ete Rogers Park 7023.: srrtArms vrTDBOOKS Sat, afternoons. Address 571. Tribune: srrrATIoNt WIDEXP, SKT-PfLo salmi 29.

Address 342, SITUATION Al MID. aged: salary. :525. Address 241. Tribune girckneN WTDIINYAN.

38 7 Yr s. ren. rel. Address 245. Accountan.a and Auditors.

ACCOUNTANT. Able executive in construction. real eotste and long exp. in public necte. nancing, ad control.

Address 207. Tribune. CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCT Audits syrstems, tax investiga- tions. State bOsd. SITUATION wTDSKS.

OPENED. CLOSED. Federal tax returns prepared. rilinc1.8 C. P.

A. Phone State 4133, SITUATION WTDSMALL SETS KEPT. rens. Gurrie. Cent, 1464.: SFITUTION OFFICE 32.

Sal. $20q trio. Address 11 538. Tribune: Executives and Manaxeris SITUATION WTDHAVE REACHED LIMIT of advancement in present situation. De- sire and Years' ClIAUFFEURS.

4 our it mers can avarata wk OT MOM 40, ,6 JO; 64 7) (so. i rkv.igit- 3 v. CM CUTT F.Pc---Wg SPECIAL ORDPRi -FOB country town. Ttrttrno.S; FITV Art DNS SrrrATION KITT EVENt1MS by experienced, competent bookkeeper. trial bitiance.

financial statements. Reasonable fee. Aodress 193. TrIteme. SITUATION WTD-YOUNG LADY BOOK.

keeper. with a tirrri or small othm. to M.e.e full cbarre of a set 01 boo. ref. and eaP Phone Dversev 5133.

SITUATION WTD-FULL CHARGE BOOK-keeping. tYTMna; 10 yrs. experter(e: five. Adslress .1 129, SITUATION Av-rpGoor) cLEtucAI, POS. Evil.

In hotel office. Comp co3. grad. LooP on N. S.

pref. Mohawk 23S3 mornings- Protenyinna and Trade. SITUATION MACHINE tor. draperies, and slip covers. Adtirtoi 3 135.

Tribune. SITUATION EXPERT. Sunnyside 0S14. Domestics and Coolia SrITATION WTD--NEAT COL. MAID.

110- tel or housework: home or bt as toQd Oak. 2641, SITIZATIoN WTD-RELIABLE COL. GIRL. cln.vs by a.m. no refs.

Eeweo.i SITUATION wn)---FissT CL. COL gen, ad or half It001 cook: willirg worker: refs. SITUATION WO1K 4.1 whole daYs: Stid no cook'g: home riighs Vici. 4075 SITUATION WTD--COL. GAD.

COOK. hole days. by week. IS wild 1.2; home Viet. 749.

SITUATION COOK AND s'ECON-D maid: mtedizent. neat class refs. Kenwood 02-73, STTUA TION GIRL AS housemail or other vitt ret Drex. 3230- SIT Al loN D---M DI. AG frb WOMAN.

cook or. hekor. Redzie 3183. SITUATION -COL GIRLS, COOK: maid. all or pt.

time; r-fs Drev.5814- SITUATION WTD-NEAT COL, GIRL, GEN. houseworkl hail days. Kenwood S372 SITUATION WTD--COL. GoOD REF. Eves.

or half days. Mtehiran 1730. SITUATION AVTD-COMP. COL. COOK 1ST floor or hqwk.

in refs. Oak. 4215, SITUATION WTD COL WOMAN MAID work bachelor apt. Boulevard 9529. SITUATION WTD-COOK.

LIGHT Pmail family Kenwood 1S6.5. SITUATION WTD-EXP. MAID BACHELOR apt. hotel. priv, office grid.

Doug 1013 itThoc-WTD---COL. GEN. ond maid ref city sub Bev 5392 SITUATION trID--THOROLY home. nizhts- no laundry. Atl.

o9S0. SITUATION NWTD--COOK AND MAID 03 nurse: col. Atl. giTUATION WTD-FIRST-CLASS GERMAN cook. 204.

Tribune. SITUATION WT11---1-ST CLASS MAID GD. cook; stay nights or nays Ken. 0749 Housekeepers and Caretakers. SITUATION WTD YOUNG GE am AN woman desires emol.

as nakor with man-American family: ref. etchg. Mrs. Marie Peeters. Pforzheim 13a.d.

Strietwer curt, ivmny 4 I1C A 1 SHOE SALESMEN EIPERMNCETI; tAira Apply pi onc.e kiroesman Shoe Co. 4644 SHOE SALESMENEXPERIKNCED. GROSS. air Shoe 1 tt STENOGRAPHER. oung man; Palary 5 try altkrt, eefrod chance for advanoement EN 1761 Eiatou-av.

THREE SALESMEN FOR LOOP STORE We Irish to engage three youns 'net. of neat appearance to reprveet4 an old catabliatied Ohio Enanutaoturt-r to loop etort, ah bet4 of re ifcrenor April" botaren 10 to 4 todal Mt room LOP. A tlan tic hntei EVAN'SCatherine Evans. Jan. 26 wife of ary Wilson beloved wife Of the John Evans, mother of Myrddin, Eluned.

late William sister of M. ElizaEirwen. Mrs. Clarence of beth Walker and the late Fannie Mc Nang-lib-tug. W.

and Emus. rcfsidence 202 N. ton. Mathi Ida Fisher. and Bober' Patterson.

Waller-a. Services at Tabernacle Baptist Funeral Friday. Jan. 28, at 2 p. m.

from church. corner Monroe-et. and Spaulding-1 her late residence. 4145 W. Adams-et.

Saturday at 2:30 p. m. Interment, terment Oakridge. Forest Home cemetery. WTLSONBetty Joan Wilson.

22.3 Merrill-ay President David IL Jackson of the Lincoln park board stood by his decision to lift the restrictions. Under the 1904 contract the park board may, at the request of residents, he said, open up the boulevard to high buildings. He maintained that seventy-eight per cent of, the property owners signed the petition and that his decision was thereby dictated to him. Executive and artanagera FAGIANOMary Fagiano. loving daughter Park Ethigle-.

Ill- beloved daughter of Tyrol papers an tra tri liZae of Theresa Fagiano. nee Chiarchiago. and and -t VC.ilson Sertrieea at chapel. 63d Reporter. editor.

special writer. News and Harvard. 29. at 3 p. corresnondent for several years in foreira the la te Frank.

Funeral Saturday. 9 interment at Sullivan. Li. Held executive position of tm- from late residenm. .1231 high I Partance 5 years in big utilities company.

Be- mass at St. Philip's church. Interment Mount Carmel. 1 OFFICIAL WEATIlEtt FORtCAST: sire position where experience and ability can get aetion. Addrese 11 IriS Tribune.

PLOWERSFrances M. Flowers. beloved wife i SITUATION AND OFFICIAL WEATIliat FORECAST. a-P(4 7flitIlu- a la.1117''''elK17;111:;3"-.. I A' argil raiebility cat able to go Weber.

Fliteeni Dorurnentary evidence of the alleged flght by furniture manufacturers to maintain high prices throughout the country by slowing down production was read into the record yesterday isoefore Federal Judge George Car. penter by Special Assistant United elates Attorney General Roger Shale In the trial of seventy-nine concerns and sixty-six individuals on charges of Notating the Sherman anti-trust law. Attorney Shale read parts of an address by A- C. Brown, secretary of the National Alliance of Case Goods Manufacturers, made at a meeting at Chicago On April 13, 1921. Mr.

Drown et afi quoted as saylpg, in part: "Iclay I say to you that your organization, the secretary's office, and Mr. Coyeo cost expert for the alliance, will use all the influence they have stored up, and all the energy they have, aud they have already made the arrangt ment for meetings, so that every sectien will be visited between now ard the market, and we will use all the force we can to try to hold the bottom at as high a level as we can, and we ask your support and your boosting on that proposition." Oftor evieence introduced showed complaints by manufacturers to the alliance that some of their competitors were not living up to the various agreements to curtail production. At one time, it is alleged, production was reduced os much as 40 per cent in order to forestall price to Ly r. 11 a a Ci ft OLD FASHIONED WIFE CALLS HIM TOO UP TO PATE WIFECALLS HIM TOO UP TO DATE SALES MANAGER. Old established real estate company developing high class property adjoining Olympia Fields Country club grounds, with I.

C. station on property, paved road, and the most attractive building program, now opening new offices, has position for one high class man only With or without organization this position will pay man selected upwards of yearly. Apply Rm. 900 Lake Michigan Bldg. 160 N.

Michigan-ay. of George B. "lowers, fond mother of The official forecast for today and tomorrow ant: well educated; i76. in triancial and Benjamin A. Mrs.

H. B. Strauch. and John i and yesterday's table of records follow ms fa- enntliPletendgfe clist60- E. Flowers.

of Rose Croix chapter 'Illinois and Indianarnsettled weathar Fri- retagoteoltinsibilittetC1 ks connection With -future No. 409, E. S. Ftmeral services Satur- daY and Saturday with so rain; warmer day, '2 p. at late residence, 1456 Irving' wdnemre Mal 0 ial a 1 An 1 44M 'Erin FriclaY.

Park-blvd. O. E. S. services at Acacia Park Through an interpreter in udge i at ,3 I 5 in.

Autermeo cemetery chapel Lower MichlgenRain or snow probable Fri- with factory manag-ement experience WispSITUATIO WTOA TRAINED ExEctTlyE Ada Park cemetery. For information call day and Saturday; warmer Friday. to connect with an industry where ability to Joseph Sabath's court yesterday Bucking ham 6661. 1 rPPer MichiganSnow probable Friday and Produee results and handle men are esseo- Anna Katauskas, 65, of 3'243 Parnell FRANITENHACSERWilliam Frankenhatther Saturday: warmer to east portion Friday. imen avenue, an old world figure huddled beloved husband of Tillie.

nee Buehler. fond WisconFigSnow or rain tines warmer Fri- re.gl,t41:;buytni.I.1 furnish SITEATIONWT LOTHING, TAILORIN-G: In a plaid shawl, asked for a divorce I son of Theodore and the late Emma Frank- day Saturday partly cloudy with moderate manufaeturina. merchandising and mail or- enhauser. brother of John, Fred Mrs. Hen- er agentvl: age 327, married.

temperature. from her husband, Alexander Rataus- rietta Giesen hire. Anna Hinkel. and rs. 'Andre," II 540, Tribune.

kas, 69, whom she accused of having Agnes Buttes. Funeral saturday, Jan? 2a OhioC. loudy and warmer followed by Light SittiATioN w-t-bAs SHIPPING OR at 2 from chapel 1235 Ashland- rains in south and central and light rain 1 celring clerk. by middle aged married man: become too thoroughly Americanized 4 an elderly wife. a av or snow in extreme north portion Friday hilwault ee-av Interment.

Oakridge a with possibly Saturday dept. Andr es" 414 Tribune HALLENIIP.C11Annts C. Ilallenbech. age 1 AA- I at present etnployed: can take charge to remin content She was happy in Russia. when she 74.

belov th Exc ed wife of late Justus. fond MissouriMostly cloudy' and ooinewhat un- an SitEATION 7113AST TO d'Fiknaust. exP.t was married forty years ago. Mrs- Ka- mother of Charles E. Hallenbech.

Funeral settled Friday with higher temperature; bit)zrhesse et now. tauskas declared. But in America her from chapel. 130 S. Elmhurst.

Saturday partly cloudy with litOderato tern- Addresv 3 3'25. Tribune. III, Saturday. 3 p. m.

IntsrEnent Elm perature. srruArioN MGE husband has become a jaunty modern- Law n. reports, costs; hustler: wide experience; ist who wanted to attend the movies tt tri tt $200 month. Address 66.. Trilonne.

1,,. Hunt of' Washington. 12 Wn' -At ATDMAINAGER OF RETAIL every night. His habit of smoking: sister of Elizabeth R. Hunt and Jessie Place of observation.

0. I. srrt TIO. 0-a lumber yard: best of Address cigarets in a long holder was scandal-I 11.1mt of Ev.anston. and John L.

Hunt State of wea ther. Ea 2 u's, 3 8 6 Tribune. l'hA lima irn in -fin vixtei al and ri t-4 12 tO Co'cl or selling: 15 yrs. engrg. and indust.

Mrhest best available now. Address, 3 325. Tribune. srruATION WTDAS MGE, reports. costs; hustler: wide experience: $100 month.

Address 66. Tribune. SITUATION WTDMANAGER OF RETAIL lumber yard: best of Address 86 Tribune. V. srruATIoN WOMAN WITEC eldly lady or bachelor, pral cook, 'nursing.

Aticireks 391. Tribune. SITUATION wa-DAs COMPT OR TREAS. 7 yrs. ref.

Address 328. Tribune: DENTAL MECHANIC. Maryand labortery requires tat class cerarrtist szth years of experience for pr-e work Mu.t uliy capable of manacles porcelain Good esaty siart. Ke ri4r boratory, shall Field mate. etairs.io.sai-li 5177.

DESIGNER tart, el lion merehant tallorres lishment. Must to of ueat 11Pearlanoot tat ace experteno aid aa-lary Adam's 3 Tribtum. DIE MAKERS-A4. lage-st. DOCTOR-REG IN cialist in chronic casee sal and comm.

Caldweil Ran X45 Sinton Hotel. DRAFTSMEN. xpe rienced mechanical draftsmen on heavy machln- ery tor steady employtntMeet representative Saturday, January th, between 11:00 a. m. and 3:00 p-rrt.

at Room 1015 National Repub- lic Bank Building, 1f31-1 La Draftsmenllechanical, with specnal machine and to sorrolnenee; state age, salary and or apPlY Lruplo)tuent Department. 4000 3. Iiedtais-av. c-n-A-N-E, rimintong and Deatin: Material. Reach of ALL DRAF-rsMEN.

railroad freight end TMUMMIIVrT ear construction; tooatioit out of Chicairo. Ad- dress 4 2s Tiihune ESTINIATOR. Sheet Metal and roolIng falefts1 i arrbiteeta and contractors. State eaperteneo Previous conneetions. and ONtart wanted confidential Address 1) 4s4 Tribune FIR EN-3 WATER, ItE EICLIC liciden-Stratford Hotel 2.303 Lincoln Park Wei4 0111L-MAN5-ASST.

l'N LOTS COAT 3.110P 1 or co un try, shop Ad1 601 Tribune ON GROCERY trueltel triebt, ambit-loll young man about 25 years. with( re-merry experience and kanal edge of cite: 14' ood wares, piendid onPortunity for advancement. State age experiemo salary experted and phone number Adds-roe a 367 bu IltaN WO Itg EXPERITNCErrIN 'LAY. in out stairs. State expertenot and sal.

ary Address zois. LATHE WORE rite or phone Mr Anderson CHU-kilt) MICA CO. Valparstion, Ind LIGHTING FIXTURE DESIGNER T3 GO to Porthind. (a) re KO Et a LC exPerience Lid Add 4 2 Tribune, NOTYPE OPERATOR-AT Dayton, 0. Stead, work.

APPLY 13O-1 Bldg, Chwago. 1ST S-F0 it A ITER miles west of Chieago only men nerd apply t5E I A1CKENti MAliN CO. 589 E. Illinoie6t knowledre et paseemere terester ae4 refrigerator ac-b inery le pod tie and steads state evnertence and violent. wanted.

Address 273. Tribune. SITUATION WTDEISKPB, BOY 6: CAPAble. reliable book. full gd.

home: city or sub, 58: ref. Address .1 J2. Tribune: SITkATION WTD EXP hotel or club: rel. Address 75. ErruATIoN WTDG'ERAI COUPLE, bswk.

or janitor work. Pullman 8057. SITUATION MIDDLE AGED Amer. Addre.s 3 Pl. Tribune.

-I 8 01 Mon.m1Wmlb 0 i- 0 0 1:4 tP 44 ARE YOU A SALES MANAGER? 6 34 38 33 .26 26 '28 0 2 6 26 6 .02 22 '2 8 2 26 28 4 34 36 8 28 32 14 .02 24 30 8 -rf so and you have an organise, tion or ean manlz a force a dead that is different. with live leads, not just nambs, reisly to be eloped. comeln and see we or phone nbv eetarv at Harrison tt.SS3 for an appointment: nothing in Chwago like it, unless you are an organizer and a handler of men you are not fitted fur this Position Ten Utintlit2S will tell the atom' of Topeka. Has. Annoimtvment of eervices ous, she declared, and when she re- later.

Washington. D. papers please Jan. 27. 1927.

7 p. m. 13 proached him he struck her. copy. 0 Pep A property settlement of $2,500 was Kehhingt11- hee Central time.

agreed to by the husband. The judge Sullivan, beloved wile of Harry. mother Eastern eilates of Raymond and Harry' J. sister of Ste- Albany. clear Indicated he would grant the elderly Phen J.

and Mary C. Member of clear N.E. woman a decree. Et. Mel's branch No.

50'2. L. C. B. WW1 Boston.

clear S.W. Diviloon No. 5. Ladies Auxiliary of A. O.

Buffalo. clear S.E. H. of Indianapolis At her residence 404i) New clear -W- Hellenic Post of Legion MOnroe-st. Funeial Saturday at 9 re.

clear S. to St. Mel' church. burial Mount Carmel. PI illtsburgh.1 clear N.H.

Installs Officers Tonight Indianapolis, papers Plea6e copy- Wallahgtoctie, clear S.F.. KINGHattie F. R. King, beloved wile of I Installation of newly elected officers J. Edward Ki King.

fond other of Harr T. Gulf states-- Abilene, cloudy s. of Hellenic post, No. 343, American Peet and William B. Peet.

Ic7ineral Saturday. Paso. clear Legion. vrill take place tonight at the 2 Pi al" fmrn chapel. 2346 W.

Mathe13-54- Fort Worth- el116-1 -8-E- Burial at Forest Home cemetery. Galveston. cloudy SE Hotel La Salle. Gen. John V.

Clinnin LEHMANKarl L. Lehman. aged GO 'Jacksonvlle i. ra SM. will be installation officer and Corn- brother of Mrs.

E. Pihlfeldt, also Mrs. A. Itilatri cinudin 'Y Motele cloudy mander Ferre Watkins is expected to Iloltermann and Miss Helene Lehman of New, rain E. be prent.

The newly elected corn- Norway. and the late Martin Lehman ru- San Antonio. cloudy S. neral Saturday at 2, p. from chapel.

Shreveport, cloudy S.F.. mander of Hellenic post is Demetrius 3429 Fullerton-ay. Interment Mount Olive. Tampa, cloutLv A. Tosiopoulos, lawyer, at II South LEWISONArthur S.

Levrison, at Miami. Brownsville. rain N.W. La Salle street- Fla, beloved son of table and the late East-central Samuel Lewison. brother of Mrs.

Elizaltb. Alpena. cloudy SK Levy and Max Lewison. Funeral notice :Cel.ro- SM. Frank L.

Carr, Pioneer later. i Chicaeo. i Cincinnati eloudy SE. aalleaci. clotsey el cloudy Salesmen, Solicitors.

Etc. SITUATION WTD DO YOU WANT BUS1- I Dressmakers and Seamstresses. ness in New England? A real live, ener- SITUATION Atirsitrelic man with :20 years' exec-utive and sell- MMus, remodeling. reaa, Ardmore ing experience in Chicago. now located in SITUATION WTDDRES8MKG.

Central New would like to Put some established. legitimate firm on the map eirnert: moderate Edre 6137 in that territory: would expect lair salary SITUATION WTD--EXPERT. GOWNS.s rryS. and share in results. For immediate person- remodeling.

home or Id clay, Edg. 0549. al interview address 227, Tribune. Surse mind Governesses. SPECIALT-Y SALESMAN.

1 srrrAnos WTD--TRA1NED NURSE. WT1.1. Exp. 8 years. lardy.

grad- sinele, are 31.. rive best services to In id in Protestant seeks permanent connection reliable firm. Gentile 'e home. where she can make her Don't answer unless you have exceptional home with sam reas, ealary. 0352.: proposition.

High earnings. No. E. or SITUATION WTDGERMAN GIRL. 28; ins.

Now employed, Address 345. Tribnne. perm. noeition as govemem for small chilSITUATION vrrD TRAVELING TEAR. dren have knowledge physical eare and train-Illinois: best 2.5.

will nroduce ing; refs, Sunnyside 9824, and hdwre era. Address A 13 21 SITUATION WID--AS NURSERY GOVERN-Tribune. ess: have education. and social train- COFFEE SALESMAN. ing.

Call lilmb, 5678, 1 SITUATION WTI)LADY. YOUNG RE- Experienced sales mgr. with follow- linen. charge of a child. ern and fur best frig Chi.

adj. ten-. Address! 200. refer. Will.

to leave city. Call Delaware 8310.: SITUATION vrrnyG. MAN, '25, EX1' i SITUATION HOSPITAL EXge-rite furnish Al city or travel: 4 yrs. 1 perien ce. ro to Florida.

Invalid, companion; experience. Addrees 205, Tribune. Address 08, Tribune. Profession. and Trades.

I SITUATION WTDFP. MID. AGED AM. STITATION WTDELECTRICIAN. 15 invalid.

assist housework, Lin- coln On s. Cal 10 exp. in D. C. and A.

C. current: farm with to 5 mach. and automatic controls. Albany 4111.1 NlIslltReSuliNraGke A.L ID 0 Tri Address A 232', blme. SITUATION WTD EXP.

RS COMP. SITU e'rioN WTDMECHANICAL ENGEL German; aCCUT. ex-pert machine and tool de, I mental or infant, refs, Edge. 4885. sign; wants work in spare time.

Address SITUATION WTDINFANTS OR CLIII, 220. Tribune. 1 Oren's nurse, mats. waxes Seeley 545.,. 22.o.

aioune. woman. 4S 30 63 343 40 31 54 43 48 44 .10 6 60 51 60 543 52 52 42 44 68 58 60 60 48 62 40 54 44 2 50 64 48 44 58 64 HENRY C. LONSFORDt S10 S. M.WEICULN-AY.

PROTEST RAISED ON WEST SIDE TO POSTOFFICE SITE Objections were made yesterday by the West Central association to the vroped site of the new postoilice, bounded by Harrison, Polk, Clinton, and Canal streets. The association oppobes any location south of Harrison street. "Tbe new postoce concerns all Chicago, but the west side particularly," said Congressman Elect, James T. Igoe, spokesman for the association. "of the many millions expended at the behest of the plan commission, practically every cent has gone into downtown and north and south side improvements," Mr.

Igoe said. "The west side has been utterly neglected, but it has not withheld its applause." Mr. Igoe stated that the tentatively accepted site is being held at what the adsociation declares to be an excessive price, while the site it favors along Van Buren street Is immediately available. I bi at 114 St hi tl, Pi In 1,1 1 co' al a M.MWIP.M000 t93 2016 36 38 22 ARE YOU SATISFIED? COME IN. Mt.

Tune, Tonne, nmoms Vona-Vona' AnolYst will be pleosed to in. terview stud tell If you ere efficient to tit ors ot Our executive positions Boum 10 A. Id to 4 P. Stjei4aj ineetiEst Tump E'renins for those who ore employed duriwir 2300. av a v.

av. av. av. Lake County Editor, Dies Waukegan, Jan. Frank L.

Carr, 63 years old, who founded the first Democratic paper In Lake county, the Wauconda Leader, and conducted It for fifteen years, died yesterday at his home In Wauconda. Death followed an Illness of eight years, which began with an attack of influenza. Mr. Carr is survived by a widow, four sons, and two brothers. APPRAISERS.

Expert in residence furnishings, both old and modern. Applicants must be experienced. State references in SITUATION WTD COMPOSING Room SITUATION WTD--NURSE, YNG. 2 YEAR foreman. experieneed, efficient, depends- hosp.

any case: Scriny. 31) ble: gen. open shop. Ph. Rae.

32.I1.: Laundresses and Day SITUATION WTD-BLDG. ESTIMATOR. S- pervisiow 15 yra exp. Address 11 464U srruATIoN INTD-EXP. LAUNDRESS.

BUNTribtme. tiles take home: after 11 a. M. Ken. 3336 SITUATION WTD-ENGINEER DRAFTS- man: broad experience Mach.

and SITUATION WTD-WOMAN FO a CLEANLNG tools; good ethic. Address Pi 593. and laundry, by day. Sunny. 4981.

SITUATION Wry-EXPERT MACHINIST-. SITUATION WTD GERM AN EX PERIDiesel motors or any kind. all repairs. Pit. eneed IstmdreAs Canal 5916.

Albany 5454. SITUATION WTD--DAY WORK, LAUNDRY SITUATION WTD-ViTrH FL'IURE; Er or cleaning: exp. KPowood 6840 18 yrs, desires wk elec. trig. or SITUATION WTD LAU1DItY7-BROUGIIT nag.

Address 353. 'Iribunis. and caned for at my home: Cauit.i 0277.: SITUATION WTD-MACIIINE SHOP FORU SITUATION WITD-loUNG, CLEIXNman: young. eK1). on all stead's.

in or laundry by day, Doug 8062 reliable. producer. Phone Hemloek e845. SITUATION WTD a FINNISH WOMAN SITUATION. WTD BLACKSMITH.

EXPER. laundry. cleaning. Diversey 7091 in general work and automobile springs. SITUATION WTD--'WAsti IRON CLEAN: Address 2537 W.

North-ay. white woman: exp. Sun 10063 SITUATION WTD-MACHINIST. 25 SATUATION'-'-WTD-CLEANING OR lathe worker: refs: Del. 10416.

inw: $43.25.: hest ref. How. 1893. SITUATION WTD--SOLE. LINOTYPE OPR, SITUATION OR CIESN.

compositor. two-thirder. Elairearket 6739.: ine: exp. Drexel 4378. SITUATION WTD-YO.

MAN. ASTS-181ANT SITUATION wiDcoL. LAUNDRY. CLNG. ref.

Address 3 527. Tribune. windows. S3.56. C.

4660. I SITUATION WID-EX- BLOClikit-MEN-S- ladies hats Address 413. Trammel SITITATION liTTTD-GOCii) LATNDRESS OR cleaning. noon: Kenwomi 8.389. arruAn-oN WTD-YG.

MAN. ASSISTANT ref. Address 527. Tribune. SITUATION WID-EX.

BLOCKER-MEN-S- ladies hats Address .1 413, Tribune. GAGE INTERMENT To BE IN CHICAGO, FUNERAL SUNDAY San Diego. Jan: hotly of Lyman J. Gage, secretary of the treasury under Presidents Mc Kinky and rtoosevelt, wbo diell at his home here yesterday, will be returned Chicago next spring for burial Funr-ral services will be conducted here Sunday and the body will remain here until arrangements for the intern ent in Chicago are completed. 'incoin Park Police Get a I( hi hi In Philip Payne, Minneapolis, Dies in Highland Park Philip Payne, 59, died at the Highland Park hospital yesterday after an illness of several weeks.

Mr. Payne was a resident of Minneapolis, but had spent several months each year at the Moraine hotel in Highland Park. He was a former editorial writer for the Minneapolis Journal and in his earlier years was a reporter for the Chicago Itecord-Herald. Positions re-Appraisal Wisconsin. applications.

quire travelinl The American Milwaukee, OA" CPti, 34 38 6 LOBEAVICO-Rosa Lobravico. fond mother Cleveland. cloudy 32 :14 -2 2 of nominie F. and Mrs. Angdo Martoecio, Detroit.

dear S. 24 24 of Joseph and Rocco Carbone of New 43 IEN-ana'riTle cinndl 3 35 III Grand Haven. cloniolY.S.E. 2,2 24 -8 York. Funeral Monday, Jan.

31, at 10 Grand Bawds. cloudy.S.E. 24 28 -4 a. m. from her late residence, 820 W.

Tay- I Indianapolis. clouds S.E. 34 33 8 lor-st, to Guardian Angel church. where Madison. ciondY SE.

18 18 -4 high masa will be celebrated. thence to Marquette. cloudy S. 20 20 -2 C. A.

E. Wells-st. depot. Train leaves at Memphis. cloudy 38 42, 28 1 p.

m. Interment at Mount Carmel. New Milwaukee. cloudy S. 24 24 4 Nashville.

cloudy 44 4 8 :2 York City papers pleaeo copy. cloudy Y.A. 28 2,8 0 MANN-Ida M. Mann. beloved wife of Harry Springfield.

1.11, 32, 32 0 Mann. mother of Mae B. Dowdigan and Weetcentrat Ada B. Oxford, passed away Jan. 25, 1927 Bismarck.

clear N.W. .8 34 le at Austin hospital. Chicago. Funeral serv- Davenport. cloudy SM.

23 23 ices at chapel. 012 Irving 10 Des mmees. cloudy -S. 30 BO 8 a. m.

Friday. Jan. 28. 1027: interment at 1Dubuoue. cloudy SE.

2" 22 0 li Arngton cemetery. Duluth. riloudy S.W. I'il 18 -6 McGRAM-Margaret Jean McGrath helnyed Kansas Cite eloti'dy S. 36 33 12 Keokuk.

ei6udY E. 30 30 0 daughter of WILL am A. and the late Gae North Platte, W. 32 36 18 McGrath, fond daughter of Ella J. Me- Oklahoma City.

ciondy S. 38 38 24 Grath and sister of Billy Jr. Funeral Slit- Omaha, cloudy 32 32 14 urday, Jan. 20 at 9:30 a. in from her Sioux City rain 28 28 16 late residence.

S341 Sargamon-st, to St. St, Louis. cloudy 2. 34 1'2, 0 'Lallans church. Interment Mount Olivet nhietaC'Clicielo Tigol! S.

fL -4 34 34 cemetery. For reservatious Phone Stew- Willtn. cloudy 26 32 10 art 7700. Mountain states-. McMABON-Nettie McMahon, nee Boise- eluudY SE.

42 42 .10 -12 Denver. clear 42 53 24 beloved wife of Timothy McMahon, sister Havre, cloudy 'W. 34 40 6 of Mrs. Charles Dykstra. Mrs.

F. A. Cor- cloud! S.W. 40 42 18 eine. Mrs.

It. C. Carter. Bertha, Iva. Edward.

Milas City. cloudy 265 33 8 and Frank Fennems. Funeral Saturday at Salt Lake City, cloudY.S.W. 36 42 30 2 p. from 270a Ilarrison-st Autos to Yellowetone imow.S 28 20 cemetery.

Paeific etatee- SE 54 54 35 .08 NELSON-Hilma Jan- 27. wife of the-Preann clear I Angeles. S.W. 58 62 44 late John Nelson. sister of Gast and Ellen Portland.

man S. 44 48 38 Johnson. and the late Axel and John- San Frandsen, rain S. 62 54 418 .04 Burial Mediapolle. la Sunday.

Jan. 30. Seattle. rain S.W. 44 43 38 .28 cloudy NEwMAN-Selma Newman, 0105 Ingleside- i Spokane W.

40 42 30 .20 Canadi wile of the late Nathan Newman. Yu- i Battieforci. dondzo, SE 13 13' 0 urral Friday, Jan. 28, at, 9:30 a. ma from i Calgary.

cloudy -S-W. 32' 33 15 ehapel. 936 E. 47th-st. I ELLTionton.

cloudy 20 32 38 NORCROSS-Miss Louise A. Norcil'omi, aister 'Medicine Hat, cloudy S.W. 38 40 24 of the at Pliny of Janesville, Minnedoaa. dalids Caltn 2, 23 4 age 77 years. at Highland Park III.

Montreal, clear 6 8-16 Quebec, clondy W. 2 2-18 Funeral Saturciay at Janesville, Wis. The Pas. cloudY NE. 18 23 -I GIVEN-Edward G.

yen. fond on of Charles Toronto. cloudy 20 20-12 and Elizabeth Oyen. nee Loftus; brother Winnipeg. clear 24 '28 2 of Helen Oyen and the late Charles Francis Gyen.

Funeral from residence. 5858 Grace- st Saturday, Jan. 20. at 9 a. to St.

INDEX TO 4 Paschalle church where hieh mass will be celebrated. by autos to Calvary cemetery'. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. For reeervations call Wabash 1595. 30 30 1 34 36 6 32 24 24 24 3,6 36 18 22 24 8 24 28 4 34 36 8 1 8 is 20 20 ---2 38 42 28 24 24 4 44 48 22 28 28 0 32,32 0 ve '24 04 .28 20 A REAL SALES MANAGER.

REAL eirtsertenoed man who en train and or alarm as lesmen. The man we want mtist be a good elowsr, suseli to sell property on merit and not high preesure. Our property its in Park ftidge; is tally improved near traturportation and schools. Li building activity on property NOW. Te the right matt WitiMited ea-operatic-ft.

high eomirlopsi on. SEM Nft. BERTHELSE.N Room lifi. .1 W. VASHINGTON-S'g.

SALFS MANAGER POO a Year Raise in Pay FUNERAL FLOWERS City 010 rvice Wide 31A 110S PrrAL engineer's city iktnget; night shift, 41., 10 f4 nt. Apply tn person 2:211 N. Oak 'I bioe4ts south from tirsocl ay. MAN--EXPERIENCS UNNECESSARt frOft tire shop: good wages: tead work If Yogi von tv BOTIti req uned 1744 velt-rd, 1.1 EC HA I CAL ENGINEER. Recent graduate, having stndied beadles ventilocing courses.

Must be good core Kiontlent. Sales experience atoll Rapidly growing insulation manufocturer of fere unlimited opportunities for right msn experience university from whit. graduated and salary expected. Addresa 11 ki fit Tribune. MODEL.

MAKERS. Do.A.rrix men ant' tampers for east atone Lrun- stmnu, foeturini plan located al Honst taw manager will Ix in Claitxtrt shortly trt3 entl, ter witt artilleants Appii pleli.AM sToNP. co O. WA 1943. tionston Tex 4 OFFSET PRESSMAN.

Tourts relloole married man, good chars" ter: must be good nue-name and obit, to were out of town on a permanent, well payinot job nonunion man; alter keb 1st, Address ft t5, PATTERN MAKERS. Wood; 14 elatom. Apply North MINN0 rat- tern and Machine 114 BOUSE, IktESOM Hospital. 7531 Stony Island-ay. PO LISH ER High ss.

atuaxtilluen were. ArPtf 4311 Lincoln-ay. PRODro'rION MECHANICAt. The loonier company. Mw de-titres to employ a man about thirty gear, of itge who boo had about live or am ytta, a experlence to litetorv production: Ob gTa4u3te err.

ispref. SI-JAPE-El IGCN on oteettre frotwat. Nowentalellarleia 4 SWitellrrien, Expentettced. B. et Q.

rt, W. It COM TAILOR 11teltelmst for out of Won rpowidge petro.4 taboeing otoro must be ATiernan of no-at alppearance able to belp wait on tracm new work the year round: good Van itur ene Ern Ooil. AND DIE MAKEK TO DO DiGli role work. WESTERN FLEC, CO- Ilf.0.1) and Stenographers. Typists.

Etta SITUATION WTDIIIGH GRADE STENO wide good corres. and ()Moe woman: exec. ability. Address le 370. Tribune: SITUATION NyTE---smAEL OFFICE.

8 college training; salary $40. Addr-ss Tribune. SITUATION WTDDUE TO NECESSARY changes my very competent available for position. Mr. hennedy.

Cen. 77'22. SITUATION WTD BY EXCEPIONALLY caPable 10 exPerienue: small ()Mee. Address 11 37I. Tribune, I Call ARDMORE 1617 MS Lefand Ave.

1,110 NUM 1 ihtArROLECI1 011 alltaIDSTONII rve4rusid Anyvrbero bv tbit Old wad lbeitabit CHAS. G. BLAKE CO. Will be peewee sod durable. Free booktei I 51 30 11i.

Ittnebhres Cestirst Wilt Ilvfnitio moo rittrfvv SITUATION WTDEXPERT STENOGRARher wishes evening work. Harrison tile. SITUATION WTDCOMELTENT 2 exn. 4232. SIT UATION H.

S. exn. Ken. of, Wier. Lawn.ti569: SITUATIoN OFFICE work: executive ability: South bk.

5500.: srrc-ATION 7 YEARS1 cap. take chge. stn. ofc. Sneld.

SITUATION BRIGHT BEGLNtier. know. hkkPx. TI. boul, 0968.

iTUA'rION WTDTYPIST, XI'. Ken. of Crawford 6051. giTuATION exp. F.

rand r. SS. pref.Went.3882: SITUATION WTDTYVG. TO DO AT HOME: thoro. raper.

Phone I-virr 3S.33. SITUATION WTD.SITENO. Wrni trial and Ken, oftioe refs. sag, SITUATION WTD-3 YES. EX.P..

4 YR. H. know'. bkpr. and 60.t.00)1J, Hum.

7501: l'Onwing the city's lead, Lincoln lark commissioners last night anhounred a pay raise of $300 a year fur the 142 park police urger Capt. Charles Shaw. At the same time President David H. jackson of the board declared that compli.ints Of unfairness broadcast by Eurne of the 200 zoo employs, who tire on half time schedule during the vinter months, are not justified. This half time la a substitute for a wholesale Lyoff during slack time, be Home of R.

T. R. Hastings at Highland Park Burns One flrenutn was overcome by ernoke and damage estimated at 000 aria caused yesterday by fire that Cestrnyed the home of Itolland T. It Ilastings at 220 Dale avenue, Ugh-land Park. Mr.

and Mrs. Hastings ere absent. Their three children tken nut by servants. The fireman, Ray Mann. was treated at the Mehl trid Park hospital.

Mr. Hastings is the son of Mayor Samuel Hastings of 1.1-land Park. ciLi Ii iii Pr Ot cii hi 11 13 (,1 4mmmolaaturnottsonnot Pe. FIMAPS---krina Phelps. 414 S.

Auction Sales 30 "6 Irlib of George Phelps, sister of A to b'' 4 Jan MO Gee- Mrs. Katie Lee skid Mrs. Clara Scholeileld. Gasoline 35 Sea-vices Saturday, Jan. 29.

at. 2 p. from --------------------e---- .35 chapel. 214-2143 S. Western-ay.

interment, Ir-- 'eee--35 Wanted Woodlawn. Accessories and 35 P1PEB-Joseph B. Piper, Jan. 28, 1927,, of Loans 35 35 614 Oakdale-ay. Father of Allen 4a, Watts.

Il Robert B. Piper and Edna B. Ridenour. rta'Ar-urr aand LinethanlangsWanted-- -3345 Funeral service at chapel. 2701 N.

Clark- Beles and 35 st, Saturday at p. in. Interments halliards and howling 35 Rosehill. Board and Locitruia .31 Board and Room Wanted. 31 ILA AS-Charlea in his 67th year.

and- B- kg and az annes 35 nerdy. Jan. 25 1627. Services at chapel, Building Material 34 912 W. Madison-fit, Jan.

28, at 2 p. In. Business Chances .34 Member of OtgarTuakers' tmion No. 14, Business Chances Wanted 34 interment Forest Home. Business Service .34 a I BF-DER-John Paul Ratter.

11)28 S. MIMI-1M. aM era and Optical Goods 35 asp 7 2---et 117 rImi-km RE-DER-John Paul Beder. 1E128 S. Hamlin- and I 35 av, n.

Ja 27. 1927. age 57. Optical Goode eloved husband Cemeteries -al .30 .35 .35 .35 .35 .35 ,36 35 .35 '34 .35 .31 .31 -35 .34 34 .34 al .35 oT 1 1 SITUATION WTD-FP. -TIITTCHER: SAU- sage maker: 20 exp.

Bla. 34335. STTUAT1ON WTD-AUTO 4 ras. 5 exp. Address 280, Tribune.

a SI'rCATION WTD-YOUNG MAN. 4 YRS." mech. refs. Address 230, Tribune: SITUATION WTD GOOD CARPENTER. a want5 work day or contract.

HPITI.5953: srruATIoN DETAICE-B. I. and biller. Address :384. Tribune.

a Clubs nod Hotels. SITUATION WTD AS MANAGEa OF large apartment hotel: long experience. with 1 best refeMLICed: at present employed as man- ager of 9 story apartment hotel: married with no children; 49 years old: good reasons for changing Address 2132. Tribune. i srrrAnos WTD-STEWAIID.

35. MAR club, hotel: long exp. Al ref. Food cosu-01 exo in citv or out. Address le 403, Tribune: SITUATION WTD-COL, MAN: SHOUT 011- dem or second cook.

DSexe 6793. House Servant. 5 SITUATION vrrn-Exp. FILIPINO. DOMES- tic.

cook. butler: ex-eerviee man: exc. .1 ref. Address 11 531. Tribune.

SITUATION wrn A-1 COOK. BtrlEll; f. wh. mar. city.

Cala. Well. 6839.: STTUATION WTD-JAPANESE. EXP. city or out.

Ph. Douglas 581-SO. SITUATION WID-BOUSL'SIAN: REP. Atlantic :3859. SITUATION WTD- COL MAN.

COOK: PRE gen ref. Drexel 6793. D-CP E34 SITUATION WT XP. BUT-OTIAtr. ex.

cook: Al ref. 9459. Coachmen. Teamster. Chauffeur.

5 a 1, A 1 4 a 4 Mineellantous. srreATIoN WTDCOMPANION AND SECretary, extensive traveline. exp. Europe Cal arid Hawaii Is. Knowleeae of nursing; expert xhopper.

i re to traxet rldrep T-Thur)F, OWN, IINEMOINMEN. Ia MellSOTIAM. Daniels Dohnel. Them will be a high mass for John Daniels Dohney. St.

PbUip Neri, 72d and 6:30 Saturday morning. May his soul rest in peam. GRAHAMErmenilda Graham. God alone knows how srixiiy I need the tender love sied understandms counsel Of my precious mother. her sorrowing daughter.

GERTRUDE LAW. MEIsIDELSOHNGeorge Mendelsohn. In ad and loving memory of our dear brother. who departed this life Jan. 8.

1900. Gone but not forgotten. Ma), Ms soul rest. In peace. BROTHERS AND SISTERS.

WANTEDMALE HELP. One of our Clients intends to build wales egreanization to market Sin estabilehed for the home, office, factory. etc. A sale manager with eXPerience in Promoting sales. haudling and training salesmen, and one who will get results Is wanted.

Only a man with ambition. eriery and cottrage will qualify. State experleme and salary expected interview win be granted by letter only. Ack Mr. J.

J. Werner. Me.inniun Advmitising 5 S. Chicago. SALES CORRESPONDENT'.

Mast be able to band good will by mall: must have nice personality and ability to manage dept. on reeults beget poeition It with large last growing mfr. will appeal to man of ability: application treated in confidence and must give coirmiete tastury dress 11 124, Tribune. MEN STATE AND CouN-ry A GE ncrks now open to sales managers who con finance their districts on Dr. Farmington's Portaboe Lap Reading Table.

Amazing ittegr inventiortused to read write. study. paint. Ut t-X 1118 110 Ctot Illpet)11011' possibiLties unlimited. Call or write RINCiTON CO321 W.

Chicago. OFFICE MANAGERDP-TitICT OFFICE OF nationaJ corporation require, maw with executive ability as filet manager Duties demand experience 113 cretin, and oMne routine Replies will be treated confiuentialls ono to be must give age education details of experience and minimum tialary Lep') to 71. Tribune PRINTING PLANT SUPT. A large Plant devoted to process and better grade of rommercial printing requires an azorressive. experienuett executive who knows schedulea quality and production.

Columbian Colortype Co020 E. 21st-st, SALES MANAGER OF ORGAN17ING SALES Primir. ILI PAY 1100 PLR ER AND 40142113- 2,103 TOC CAN QU ALIFY. RM 300 --BUSYEXECUTIVE want to aszret him: must be able to ttotet the nubile. AP 2d It FRITZLIAL Room 700 12-4 14l- Le Sane D1RECT(R--WITH PROVEN ARMity for bur etakSillFylOtt proposition taut, rea, rnoncv sj 1,,, Englewood Real Estate Co.

G739 23'. aistelbet Boysoffice and Factory. BOY, for general office work; larre Mrs In.Pit gMe: good cbanon tor Apple 000r No. 3. -too T.

YALu lute and A. rattlA IA I PGARDEN MDT I WINDOW TIiIMMEIt. Must be experienced. Apply, 3 in person. WALGTIEEN 1744 BOWerlav.

Mr. Du Bois. 1 1-5'000 PATTE1LN POI-N. tiry: expenebre 314)0 5., Woothat Pbar mar hots APPRENTICE. REGISTERED: fdrrRT If experienced.

Burilazu Dnut 27ZI0 ii. 19tued. ICIIAIIMACIST. with rind reference; R5 to 40 years of age. for Itt.t.AtAt.11 as sught mane, too ntore; hours 1 I Tv tn.

to 8 a. ma. Apply at once S.e Mr. L.Nt.o.,TOMICAL UM, (I CO. Ito W.

PRA misTii.E.GTE:li,ED OR. slat porrvirwrt. Address 3 3,60, l't4icuse 1 Saltamen. Solicitors. etc.

A DETTER POSITION. THAT'S WHAT 'YOU WANT. READ. Patt, to the openings' et a beanclit cfriee I had to trdinefe trIriil of three aptendpi Ope1itu0 Of titre rt ttli orxaniration Ai lees ilokhgt, tioimeiwi for 19 years and ou ul cploy tlas toistouit type of Intent. type ol moat hart werart totetti.

Fraternal Nottees. LODGE. O. 311. A.

F. lt A. 31.Xerabeno will meet at lodge hall Saturday at 1.30 p. in. to attend uneral of our deceitJett brother.

John itaymond Brewer. AUGUST LrsDABL, aMer. LDWAILD EVANS. becretary. Stores and Offices.

A DEPARTMENT STORE has 10 to he Pled al ones, for yoking Mel) beIloie11 21 and 30. This is a permanent 'connection for the right men. Apply at person al Tilti A- M. ARP 0E. P.

M. -JAN. 28 ONLY. 0 9 8 ROOM 1414. Accou TAN TS-SEN Wanted hi Erm of public aef'ountants.

Must be eg-erieoceu auditmg and federal JAses. Give age. experience. and salavy On Our staff the men win permanent positions. Address 61.

Tribune. firm of Certified Public Accountants- Several experiem.ed SICCOuLtalits; tale those with pubdo practice preferred. can use others who have guott kuowleuge of aticountins. Address II 70 Tribune. ASSISTANT hi; DEPART.

ment store In the middle, west has openings for an House also Assistant buyer fur Men's permanent position with WOLIdertal opportunity for advancement for men eneed in the above Imes. In reply, ptease give refereoie and balary expeetedi otherwise, we Will your apnlication. Aii apphrations bekt strictly ctiohdenlaai. Address A Tribane. ASS' TANT COST CLERK Candy West Sicle: Permanent position Must be capabie and come protestant prefer red Address 4'0 Tribune.

juetment work On a- tints live. capable man. whnesale groceri brrnsel permanent ste a. education, ex. perpzniv.

salary deired and Andress 313 Trillune 1 I srrrATIoN et-TD-17 YOU ARE IN NEED of Emily Reder. nee Ocasek, lond lather Clothing-. Furs. etc 30 I of a ehauffeur. colored man.

who is a care. of Eleanor. Robert. and Grace. brother of Contracts to Let and Wanted 30 ful river and courteous at all times.

I am Mrs. K. Diedericia. and Michael Reder. Fur panema School .:49 Aattia jytintiire se28re331ees.

or trunk. I'hone neral front ceapel, 3S14 W. 26th-st, Jan. r'dth i trY et 29. et 2 p.

Interment Bohemian Na- and11-Millinerle 33..41, We Jaela-C6 tional cemetery. Information laawntlaie Financial oPraorValt: aaaa I have uniforrna hoenee Linetan 918. 8 3767. Aurora papers Please copy. Florists -4-71, SITUATION WTI) EXP.

PRIV. CHACE- J. tRoekwee. Jan. 23, iiearapgleNaamteximale 30 31 24e SITCATIt I fur: refs ex.

ea. eel. ROW vaaiwarla-Clea: E'ER ta'. NC 102a. aged ha years.

ea 5848 S. Michigan- Heai Wanted-Female ay. We oi the late Dr. C. la.

Boekwell. Hotels 32 otels pl Dv-ex 0768. 4o68 Lake Pk. errLaa a mother of Arthur M. and Everett C.

Rock- Household Goods .34 ell'UATION-WeD-CIIAUFF FUR, well. Funeral services Friday at 3 p. in. I Honaehold Goods Wanted 34 yrs priv larn; best ref. Eng.

4209, at Oaltwoods cemeter7 chapel ti7tha5t. and I Ins1r-u-II9 1 jewelry. Watches etc tireenwood-av. Land Information ,,,,34.1 Tt boD-st npR1 r162.4nY ETAS-Grace Ryan beloved daughter of Leaseholda Cornelius and Rebeeca Ryan (nee Pricel. Legal Notices Si osliallre.Attrf:EI.Rp2 hilar.

167115Ya7B.S: lend Sister of Florence ad the late Ler. Light arid Heavy Manufacturing 4 evs oard Ryan. Funeral a4 memorial Loans-Pervonal Property 34 yrs. last plaoe: refs. Addr 6Tr.bune: Lovt and Found 31 Errcn Chapel.

634 and Saturday. Jan. Machinery and Tools 34 84 srrrATIoN vrrn HOtSE. rN 29. at 3, re na; interment Oaitwoons.

Mortgages 35 laundry. janitor. earden. yard, far room Omaha Neb. papers Please cope.

I Motorvycles and Bicycles "9 bo-ed and small waaeei am single 57. deal. SCHAFFNER-Israel Schaffner, Jan. 27. be- loved f-ather of Louis.

Harry. Abe. and Nonumenta 34 aetive. reliable. sober, handy wall aooliti al nalaa 1 and Dramatic '4 bond Addreas 4se.

Tribune era Instruments Sarah. beloved brother of Yuasel and brotra office Devices er of the late Abraham and 3irs. Ida Golub. Parael Poat and Express. Member of Lafayette lodge No.

40 W. I Palarits, Patent Attorneys lodg o. 448, K. of Bierer rceet and vice president of Superior '1-Lmh1---ng- LH--nerraalinatra' trixtEttilnrein4 Loaa and Mortaage Funeral 1, ntang from 3111 W. Roosevett-rd, I ra, today.

teI'elti a lic rasitaiefachinery and Suppaes .35 wia Eustis oulca se. r. Del. Oev0, SITrAT16-N-W-TD-PAINTLNG, DECORATet, to L. W.

el. S. cm eetery. Waldheinie ReaE Central SEYL-Peter Scyl. late of 3724 N.

Hermitage- A Partmern3 B'isiness Property tajot ed buband of liermina. nee 14' wises l'; fond ather ,0 Dr. IL Herman Seye Vacant falaieron-law of Mrs. Jana Scyl. Funeral Manufacturing PrO 3 3:1 3.4: S.

Ir C. earySA. Tr: Ph. Gracelaad 7233 eter 3'3 SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. aunday at 2 p.

rit from chapel. 1458 Bel- Oak Park, Austin 33 moneav. Interment 31ontrose. For reser-. Suburban 33- 34 Bookkeepers and Clerko.

vattou call Graceland 6390. Calumet District 34 A Te Property ITB-Ferean and Smith. beloved 13 asband or her Clues of the fah ate Ourine. ter of Mrs Minnie esorts Lev re ales, Jennie Moen Harriet Macau- Farm Lands 333:31444 I Sysrrteibe7xlicl. eperAcAraTT.Ipenlisa:tralt:N,Niee.:',cc8tffv;I:41.7 bo.yperA,A .1...

I Mrs. Florence Caverley. Charles anti Wanted Edward. Funeral Friday, Jan. tle.

at 1 For Exchance p.m- fr-Dm chapel'. N. Clark-st. Sere- Lows ices in charge of Humboldt Park lodge. No.

and SuPPIle6 adze A. F. at A. M. Interment Mount Olive.

V-T. EY DAY OB. ru and Board ata a rel. 8 yrs, eXD, Cent. e370: siTLATioN WTD-TYPIST.

I ClaltilaTERIEle. Situations Wanted BEPR AGE-23. Stocks and Bonds .34 a aa-p. Adareas 448. Tribuzie.

ROSEH1LL. CEMETERY Store and Office Fixtures 33 SITUATION, TD--EXP. D. E. To Rent-- -1 e30, Ad-e-va AND MAUSOLEUM, Rooms 31 L.1 4- PART TIME: 10 ilouee 3 a -lea la exp.

al 43d. Tribune. Se00 RAVENSWOOD AVENCE. Apartments 32 -ualio'a WTD-HKEPR OR A CST 01rie FOR SALE 14 GRAVE LOT IN FAIR- ot" ih 0- srr Ire: ea aaf, gad-. la 20.

1, mount. 1100 per grave. Will divide. P. le det 8 Vue.annes 24eaa Manufacturing Property 9-1 aa Tta-riOal EirNDEE ------am.

Iliels "a3 1 vvork refs Manaheld 3t Floors and Loft a Lee co UNDERTAKERS. Ti i eaa-r-tA ION -WTD-EXP. SWITCHBD CPR. a ors.e,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,, Farms aa Jb 1 awl atm. off.2work.

b. ariaaa laaa 412W C. H. ID Sr CO Traoe Sehools Typewriters and Supelica 17," 401 I SITTleitICIIN0 Funeral Direeterv in Cadmic '72 Team lantiertai a eers '9 THOR. a 200 at at.

lats. DEtvis. Lviblas, Ww21--Io Rent ii-3 lull AdIrtas 11 Zeta Tribtunet srrrATIoN WTD-117 YOU ARE IN NEED 1 .50 I of a chauffeur. colored man. who is a care-.

30 ful driver and courteous at all times I am .34 at your Private or truck. I'hons 29 Atlantic 2833. Mr. Crane .34 giTuATION exp'd high elaes cars; elty or out; have uniforms, license. Linceln 8918.

:5 i leur ITUATION WTD EXP. PRIV. CHAUF- n. x. other ma 24Sil .30 31 SITUATIos4WTD-Cits" SER, I RIV NOW 32 ernol.

Pres. 0768. 4568 Lake Pk. Adler. .34 STTUATION-WID-ClIAUFF FUR, WHITE.

15 .34 priv. best ref. Eng. 5 STIT-ATION-WTD-PRI 12 YRS exp in ci ty. best Dorchsster 6435.

.34 .34 SITUATION PRIV- 6 exo mare best of ref. Berkshire 1757. Si SITUATION WTI)-) YRS': EXP. mAtta 3 .34 yrs. last place: refs.

Addre.s .31 .34 .34 srrrAT I) ION WT HOUSE. ErrcnrN .35 laundrv. jamtor. garden. yard.

room .4 board and small wages: am single 57. deah .34 active. reliable. sober, handy srala t.00ls: .34 bond. A ddres 487 Tribune .31 siTti-noN AvTD CUT MA-N .34 wants connection with legitimate firm: (i.g- .31 tii.fipd contacts.

Andresa 4S6. Tribtme. laud Clerks. SITCATION BEKPIL-CASI3TE1 biDer. and.

ober, buroughs and Teri capable: Yrs. Eitee 1575. SiTCATION WTD-ROOKKEEPER: 8 t'11-S- experierare: C. P. A Is' IP rt.

$45 vtili future. Address .1 13iiL T.ibuzie SITt -WTD-SWITCHBOARD OPT-111. and Gel). Off- Iteception Loom Clerk Doe. P831.

SITUATION BY DAY Cia 8 yre, eXD, Cent i370: SITUATION W. TADFD1.91P1p. 7, p.T44D4BIiPTr;, v6 iPtyrie: t30, Ad-esit Tribune! AlTrArloN WTD-LBPt PART TIME: 10 yea' r) 43t1. Tribune. s-rruAT-1 KR OR A--S-S Yr.

8 17--9. atald Red. 1SZO SITUATION BANDER 14, col, work: refs Manytield COWL, 5ITUATIi5N -WTD-EXP StliaTcHliD clsrt 41.nd gen off. work: b. 41wL SITUATION WTD D.

BOOKKEnPEIL t9E13.7 full feL THOR EXP-T: tull Addretia 11 ,1 4 A 1. An. 1 EX riters and funeral threetore Ch iit-ago 12 Team I nut-mailers rTuArioN WTLiEKIKPFL. THOR 203 a tii. tlau.

Davis. Liana IS Rent. lull AdUret4a 11 Zo-441. OAS WANTED-FEMALE. 130Y I oyer 1 tem efn-P work and errand WE5TEELN FELT Wokiis.

ay. Melting snow and heavy erring rains often cause trouble in gardens and fields that are Improperly drained. This may even happen where drain tiles are put In to carry off the excess water. ExPerts point out that drain tiles on farms are atfen clogged up by fine tree itre la good rcason-to believe the tree roots may cause the clogging of dratrta In nIty and farm gardens, especially Where poplar trees are growing near the vegetaLle plot. liansen of Purdue says the formation of O.Alr mats" in drain tiles due to Latted growths of ebrouto roots of nearby trees.

is a frequent cause of the clogging ef It .33 been found that willows and poplar. particularly cottonwoods, and ocm.slonaily Couto; cause trouble. Many 'hair mats of these fibrous roots have been bent to the Indiana station for identitirtation and these four trees are tt4 cmitmon offenders. Both sweet clover sod dtmfa root have been accused by fazintry of clogging drain tiles. but.

Ilarltr 15a) on examination the clogging clateriai usually turns out to be tat tree roots. Hie tiolvice is to destroy the trees caws. kg the trouble. lie ends root stoppage generuny occurs la three and four nal tiles and is rarely founa In CV. and Et lo-h druia tiles.

rid of troublesome tree roots tbat chhies city garden drain tile Is often 11-111c61 especially where the tree trouble he valuable and is needed nLxde. In an emergency it may be b--et to prune the root that 13 producing L. haIr roots that form the mate. tt Pt rt rr, cl bl tr, 11 tr El 1, BOYS For l'Orl dery work: good rar for rorroort rrrJ boyn civer PI yearn of are, l'rtntmg prtxt Ittm CtIrtl I k-ot Cara W-1- WA :411 QRT1G TE 30b; If yer wesk to ktart LA UN DRy co Mot, rfve. MESSENOEH-BOY 17 or IS 0101ttet birch rhooI traietrig rroetairri permanent CLeri AMBROSEMiss Nell I.

Ambrose. soddenly. daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Wiiizn Ant Prose.

bletCr of Jahn tcnd WIlliam Ambrose and Mn. A. W. Goodrich. 1Pqrlains at undertaking chapel.

11543 N. Clark-rt. Funeral Saturday, Jan. 29. at 10 a.

Holy Name cathedral. Hurial CalvarY. ANDREWSF.11a A. Andrews. 110S S.

Homeav, Vait Jan. 27. 1927. beloved wito of John W. Andrews, mother of Florence Mitchell and Gertrude Etna Funeral notice later.

BLASZKAJosepti blaszkat, Jan. P7. husband of Josephine. lather of Jose 011Ine. Mrs.

Frank Ctlesaa. Mrs. Irsek it. measo.r. Mrs.

rack Sherman, and Mrs. Frank Cartowica. Funeral Zgoliday. January 3. 1927.

at 9 a. m. trona late residence, 103 41.1b-st. Si. Cliar les, 111, St.

Patrick's Interment at 5- Charles. W. BREWERJohn Raymond Brewer. suddenlY. Jan.

7 1927, beloved on of Mary H. brewer. Myruber of lit'llertnning lodge No. 311. A.

1 A A. M. tryst lieutenant of 1014th motortyole COTPS- ReaLLITUI at chapel. 3701 N. Clark-at.

Funeral at Gracwiand chapel Saturday. Jan. Li). at p. 133.

Military and Masonic service. BRovryMarton Brown. 4505 Parker.av, Jan. 27th. ate yaw beloved daughter of Nag and brown.

nee bczueoeler. fond sister of Harvey H. Service's at funeral chapel. Saturdar. iU p.

Di. Laterment t.lmwood cemetery. CHOKEJames Croke. at Toledo. O.

beloved brother of Jogin Margaret. and tarn J. 711.11rerill Saturday 10 m- from Imo residenne, ATUC4-61q Margaret, and Wd, Itarn I ,7, 10 cm- from alo Tolodo tioahly tenet. rood hatwa. an tire.

tteut'7. A wads watt thr 4tact fo, 1th Um ivogwratiori Igl) give ytiti. iiaoh eilay. ex. A LABGE COI tPORATION Jofl fl4O bill oil Demo eiegiresi few keeti.

av-rldvt Li leo LW. re for tbr fioirtq tieratio(i 4 tun-) at.ted the two ijr. amne ft--et L.Q eau honer rict) Mr. I uolp, 407 S. Drarouro Su 131W PO-SITION A man to ounlify for permanent connection.

tsper. Pref. nalPPLI bow el tianpenaat.on. Lad itnt 77 W. Wiaabr inKtpn-at.

SALES for pemetery: Ornttle Moat be rood tioaap. DO 3 aood ufl topra toUJ Laafti.s A 0 Gt ATN- to 35. to r14 mfg. asi, rcy VZ, xtrier't 41 CISSILIte; eat tsar-Dual 177 e. ZS, Wenn'''.

wrkI -v- Antr 14 1 tte ear eabtaLtal 1771d. Itemaii. OFFICE BOY. Good Atnrrican Gentile. least 11 mere C-15MMERCI RECEVIN(i TELT evvi Ont.

6370 GENTLEMANNEAT A PPEARtrig: LOUrtt, to 8 P. M. (11y. excePt day for for work in room: Ar ply 159 Learborn-st. Mr, aolar MANOFFICE Abut-T 36.

ya. age. to audit order reglter: permanent state are and aalary Addreas f343 Tribune. MANALTA73 TO LEARN must know tinw ord. real tor tiovancem7nt Lfl -145.

71: 4.45. GOODMAN MFG. CO. S. Fraipucd-t.

Professions anti 'Frodes. ADVERTISING MAN FOR POPULAR prwed licrr is aa tuu.ty or a man 0 18 pbo.obly daibtelA at tlild islAxi WILK ILIVidAI 41.0 sub is LflIU scu; uzui be r-ed tn atot larnuts. referenoes. experleikap, oind 44.4r)- auto-A. bt.

Paul. Nina. expo-nelo-o. ond oantrd. bt.

Paul. Min, I WORK TIME iN 3 yearv sh iA PI' RUF NCI: IN A.NLI-I1-79.- 3VA Rocsevelt-rd. AD PI FF. IS('ED I'S 1-1, Al i i 1 4 'I I 1 I I .4, i ...1.

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