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90 11mommmSIF O. iht VS 1929. CIFICAGO DAILY TRTflTTNE WEDNESDAY. MAY 44 HAROLD TEEN-LAUGH CLOWN, LAUGH! Infant IVelfare Work Checks Deaths Arnonii moo 's tscool. 1 A .4,, tAME4 OA iPJ 14AZZL TEE.4 tscool -1141S DW.1"T t401.3 DAM.

1 .1 'TAKE MN toANIT! PAllat4G! F711 John L. Ferguson, geared C. eg N. W. Executive, Dead Word wae received in Chicago yesterday fixf the recent death of John k'erguson.

who retired four years aro as general passenger the Chlf.ago and North Weatern Mr. rerruson. 'Ma waa IS years old. died in the home of his wm Lox Angeles. Cal lie was connected with the railroad for fifty years.

A son and a daughter, both of Los Angel. survive. is .0.,,.. ea AM. 111.

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of Frederick so.t. Liorriort. 1 room Ste 14 tmrant of. kat c. kmmire 7 al 3 I.

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Mary of ILO Loiso L.11, Lo'It irmeot Camverr. t' I I ICT! St or- sit, obi 14 sin' tr al S. ft 1, I Ir. 1 LO I 1 1 i VI 1 .1 1 Babies of Chicago! Niotek 'is betng observed; throughout the stations of the Infant Welfare soo0etys that or aanizatioll recalling Its eighteen years of effort During that time thetdeath rate for trades under the isocletryi tare bas been reduced from 411 per I.O. in 1111.

to 11 per 1,000. tri 1111s according I to ltliss Jeanette Town.wnd an official ct the society. r.veit Chicago's mor-I rate Is now lower than other' large titles. It beinig i4.1 per 1.004.1 while Detroit's rate Is 11.4. Philadell phia T08.

New tiork's 4S.5s and Los Angeles' $4.3. Infara welfare work as practiced by the Infant Welfare society and I orgaidzatleons In other coun-I tries Is a derelors.nent of the last half century. Nitss Townsend said- Such organized effort originated In. France when In 1144 Idirbeau of Paris opened a d-Ay nursery--In rho work started In 1103. the milk.

commission of Chie-sgoi being formed: in the hope of saving babies. That. work was carried on for tight years, Thee It was found that the Infant mortality rate had risen from an eettirnated 101 per 1,000 In 1103 to tr- per L000 in 1110. Pure milk alone aiaving been clearly proven ynadequata. the Infant Welfare society was orgasizett with a scientifically planned program of regular medical euperrisicrn and care for the expectant mothers at child up to six years' old.

DIAIMOLEUL2 t-I of tls The Tribune will par 34 tor each childish earth, printed. The anent toki must never have been printM in 11111' magazine er panne to not porable to aranowledge or return unavailable Write on one aide nt the Andreas bright sayings to Aunts The Trito WM. Ca leagta. RICHARD POWERS FUNERAL WILL BE HELD TOMORROW I NEW YORK SOCIETY. Ititkeze ecee New York, April and Mrs.

Owen Davis are on their way to California. Caroline Townsend Wainwright, daughter of Mr. Richard T. Wainwright, will be married to Mr. John Farrand on the afternoon of May 13.

The marriage of Miss Edith Woodward, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Woodward. to 'Mr. Thornas M.

Bancroft will take place on the afternoon of June 12. Miss Adelina Moller gave tkluncheon party today at the Savoy Plaza. Mrs. James E. Lowell gave her daughter-in-law.

Mrs. James Russell a luncheon at Sherry's. MRS. HEISTAND, EX-CLUB LEADER, DIES IN ALABAMA El 0 3 Z1 t.n na 41 11 3 Supreus Is America fee us. snatched "degasses, IDUP67111 sets.

roshils irquipmset sad ssrvies Ilursen has fought excessive prices for 20 years. Private suites for families and societies. Is: charge for chapels in Chi. cago's 3 finest funeral homes. North.

South Abed Wiest No matter where you live. phone qin er1io42111 okmpal Ale. Ps. WIELOOlgoe a-leitose Ape. PL CALsomot SWOP lifsg434 adiss 1.

P11. Writ Stiil Chicanes issispeostest Pannorat itivreates -x. --))) .1 LI 1 (. 7st. it 1 ittt c3( rc iiii' 1 4 4 (ej tb fig 4 f.

0 i 1 Ab '0- 1. 1,, 64 LI El -0 3 El iTt 5)- ae ae 2 Elt lan 11 i i 1 ..4, 1 vkt it aa'r '--N- Supre I zne le America fee ise a i 1 1 cm p7sitittis sn atched elegauto. Superb auto. enobilo squipmost sad eureka Y5 lf114 6002 IA 711 0 Ifurseo has fought excessive 0,,, alt: 4, i prices for 20 years. Privati suites for families and sockties- i.

4..7 I I 4 1 Cr. C) jlit No charge for chapels in Chia o- eago's 3 finest funeral North. South au41 Wiest. Nu tits, i os Coomnato. Mk Ns t-I 1., rut ovemos: (firze- -LI matter where you live.

phut) 711 5 a 11 I NEW YORK socIETY. el'A ag A RICHAR 'D POWERS MRS. HEISTAND 44" "6 ribs S. Sleitplia Sok Fa. CALednot ass FUNERAL WILL BE lehiveze Tribune revue Servirel EX-CLUB LEADER, PI VIM Stab New York, April and Mrs.

itannorat The Tribune will pay tor each child- HELD TOMORROW Owen Davis are on their way to Call- DIES IN ALABAMA IA saying printed. The atoll saki must 1111111 fornia. sever have been print-1 any Snag lain. one oz the pap Carollae Townsend WainwryJigohlh3t.n t.f CD' ing all ch er paper- ta net poatuble le aranowl- li I or return unavailable euntribuunna. daughter of Mr.

Richard T. Wain- zcago- I write Lae Wm rwriargrabt' nd l4o.iLln the afternoon of I beh married to 1 day or nrght- loarst rat :1 I Nub' sayings Aunts be. The Trite ups. Cucuta- i Edith The marriage of Miss Edi Wood- Ltd- NT. (r 4, I ward, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Wil- It liam 'Woodward. to Mr. Thorras M. Bancroft will take place on the after- 0025 t2Crt I Esi it SOAP' noon Of June 12.

rd 63 tcHarvard '5'11 Miss Adelina Moller gave a. luncheon I 111.21.7 A KE 1 th arty today at Savoy Plaza. II Mrs. James B. Lowell gave her daughter-in-law.

Mrs. James Russell Lowell. a luncheon at Sherry 's. ya tlAUZOLEUL 2 I Whin rt 1 rns OM suis tto Jews, Seeking $300 000 for Palestine; Meet on May 6 Dr. Nahum Sukolow, chairman of the World Zionist executive who is now in this country in the interests of the United.

Palestine Appeal. the fund which provides for the upbuilding of Palestine as a Jewish homeland, will be the 'principal speaks; at the official opening of the Chicago campaign Monday. May 6. at a dinner at the Palmer house. At this dinner chairmen of various divisions vvill report to the general chairman of the drive.

Judge Harry IL Fisher. The quota for this year is $300,000. ews, Seeking $300,000 for Palestine; Meet on May 6 Dr. Nahum Sokolow. chairman of World Zionist executive WhO iS ow In this country In the interests the United.

Palestine Appeal. the nd which pro avides for the upbuild- ig of Palestine as a Jewish homeland, -ill het principal speaker at the rlicial opening of the Chicago cam- algn Monday. May 6. at a dinner at 'le Palmer house. At this dinner hairmen of various divisions will tLe- the ort to chairman of the rive.

Judge Harry IL Fisher. The uota for this year Is $300,000. McINEENETJoLn Itosuand of the late Ana. ass ebb of tbe tate Jegres mod brother ot Mrs. ag l'adoes and, toe taLe Jame 5, k.oarta wig Melatram Demi nuntilas.

SP a. tu, 1.44 .0 :14 4I WalbhAzaloo-tnyrd, tc. 1, tun Thome Aquatee eturtia. Ca tart vary cemetery. Pau.

oettA lovers. ItCETatartaret Stiel kterry. ape3 belovod vre! ot nage j. Mein Wm. Arthur J.

Nter'T 3tra. maxe Nolan. Nev. and the Late McVey. kr-sorsa ha pet reakienat.

4O7 i. Ottitwood-av, loaa tv eat. to St. Nary's eturc.k. Le a.

stay 1. 1. Interreet Itaty eentelet7. Lake forest. rfo illrzericans in LCItc On In Wage Tribeg rreso Serrirel LON1)ON, April following Arnerk ins registered today at the Londost Mee of Taa CnICAGO TittBVNE: Miss Dorothy M.

Bohn of Reading. and Mrs. Jules Jose Johnson of De.troit. Mich. Funeral services for Richard Powers.

pioneer in the labor movement and one of the organizers of the American Federation of Labor, 'who died at his home, 2617 Union avenue, on Monday, will be h-eld at o'clock tomorrow morning in SAll Saints' church, 25th place and Wallace street Mr. Powers, who was 85 years, old. is survived by tpo daughters and a eon. Born in Ireland, he spent several years at sea, landed in New York In 1861 and served through the civil war. Coming to Chicago after the war, Mr.

Powers became a sailor on the lake. Among his first efforts aa a labor organizer were the formation here of the Lumber Vessel 'en loaders union in 1677 and the Lake Seamen's union in 1878. In 1881 he helped organize what is now the American Federation of Labor at Pittsburch and was made chairman Funeral services for Richard Pow- ers pioneer in the labor movement and one of the organizers of the Federation of Labor, 'who merican Federation died at his home, 2617 Union avenue, On MondaY, will be li-eld at S.10 o'clock tomorrow morning In All Saints' church, 25th place and Wallace street Powers who was 85 yearsold. is suz-vived by tyro daughters a son. Born in Ireland.

he spent several years at sea, landed in New York la 1861 and served through the Civil war. Coming to Chicago after the war, Mr. Powers became a sailor on the lake. A rt, "in ffii, 1 mit ft r12 in "41.4 ca in a la 1,, i-es Mrs. Sarah Willard Heistand, a member of the Chicago Woman's club for forty years, a Shakespearean bcholat and an althor of books for children, died on Saturday at Fair'nope.

according to word received here last night. Mrs. Heistand was a daughter of Dr. Samuel Willard and the widow of Attorney Henry Heletand. She was one of the founders of the Rogers Park Woman's club, a member of the Birchwood Country club.

and several civic and national associations. She moved to Alabama three years ago. Two sons, Dwight W. Heistand rf Fairhope and Edgar W. Heistand of Los Angeles, survive.

her sister. Miss Mary F. Willard, resides at 131 East Delaware place. Chicago. for forty Mrs.

Sarah Willard Heistand. a member of the Chicago Woman's club a Shakespe cho la. and an wittior of books for N. children, Fair- died on Saturday at -nope. according to word received here last night Heistand was a daughter of Mrs.

Dr. Samuel Willard and the widow of one Attorney Henry Itel d. etan She was of the founders of the Rogers Park Woman club a member of the Birchwood Country club. and several d.i Vit. A ft A inntinnot lb 1 i esvt Kett-tn.

stged 5, was sitting at the breakfast table with his daddy and younger brother the other morning. Little brother at the time was playing svith some money which be had taken from Cad pocket, and eating away on a sugar roll. When asked to give up the money he handed his daddy wliat was left of the rolL This brought from dad a remark that lip was the money he wanted, not the roll. Herbert. taking notice of what was going on, spoke up with a smile.

"That's all right. dad. You asked for dough an: you got it. W. Fierl-ort, aged 5, was sitting at the breakfast table with his daddy and younger brother the other morning.

Little brother at the time was Playing seith some money which he had taken from Cad pocket, and eating away on a sugar roll. When asked to give the up money he handed his daddy u-haLt wa left of the roll- PATTERNS BY CLOULDE I I i MONUMENT or HEADSTONZ fretted effretbere no ell tube eibeabi G. BLAKE CO. Pt TY Tit rm. gm elk U.

Ill Pesos 010011Li of its first executive committee. The Chicago' Trade and Labor Assembly. parent of the present Chicago Federation of Labors honored him with several offices. He later occupied a position in the United States internal revenue service. WIT eorrpet Rua durables.

Poo boot tot te Ss tio t. (ProPoull It VI flab St. DISORDERS WORLD AUTHORITY' ON SKIN LT LI 11 1 Mausoleum Erectod Anytollo'64 THE ILLLAM J. I 13LIME MONUMENT Co. thettest.

boafria---beki" Prim Irk I. site. le yrs. groartionstes mor.Sel FS WimatiOnrtalm Ct. 2911 111-0311N-S AND MISSES' DRESS.

This smart street dress Is trade with irtraight, Elender lines' in a. sheer woolen in grayish tlue tones, and is just the thing for everyday wear. The vestee is made of the dress material, and a new and individual idea Ls the scallcped treatment at the side, securing a at line through the hips. 'kith the belt slipped through bound openings, holding in any surplus fullness. A plaited section below the scanoped closin; provides flare to the hemline.

The pattern, 2581. comes in sizes 14. 18 and 13 years and 38. 38, 40. 42.

44 and 46 Inches bu.st measure. Size 36 requires 3 iyards of 40 inch I 61r-1 I DE4TH NOTICES MET-EaFrank W. 31 elr. Iv-A(1034. av" "4.1.

31,: fir.A Bennont-av. j.rie, chapel. 11-a8 N. etas it later. Late member of B.

P. O. it, iito MURPHYMary Murphy. latwof 61 14! rtl st, beioved wae ot Stirtact. fond aims Cl Walter.

Edward ard toe tate Barry ces P-7 rransmother of Gera Mae. Faneral day. I 34 a. from son's esstanress, eotr Mariell'etid-av- to St. Brendan a charvh tr.

h. and Lavine-ay. interment Loam bon 'Yards are MfliTAUGHJohn Donald Mviarii beioved 03 a Mr. and Yrs. James XI, C'" taucti.

to brother of Manta 2,3 I Margaret G. and the Late Jagkji Xi taugh at hut late reswehos. 15-CI I arengo-ar Forrat Para. L.L. Poen '1 trance later.

Endue ord NANTILDTMiria M. NanteLlt. A2r2 late of 4) Broadway. beloved mother 2 l'''-'---- Joseph and Allian Nanleidt. water el 12 Emil Granhth.

Funeral 'ft ursuszt. at I i p. ni, from elrapel. 3174 N. Clarkst i I Interment S.oaeh,11.

it 1 PANZERHilda Marie Psrter. aPra 2 't ls 192P beloved wife of Walter. fond tAs of Herman. and Mrs. 'Ghirelat.

Imneral Thursday at 2 2. I 11, from 433 Troutnals4u. Forst Park, Ili is i Si. Peter's Lutheran Mums Interment Forest Mouse. PEIRCEMary E.

Peirce mother et Clr, h. 1 I. Lloyd L. Ray W. Funeral tervium 1-st 4 chapel.

and Harvard. May 1. Isa i 11 a. m. Interment ltistawasa Ind, .4 PFAFFWilliam Pfaff.

April a irrn. t-. -2 band of the late Emily. nee Esectla tut I lather of Henry. Nt nliata btnuy au 1 Frances.

dear brother of Mlizacteit. Si thilda. Hattie. Henrx, and the Iwo It Lertha 1 Mxr 1: at 2:30 p. nu.

frnm residence. aide-tiv, Glen Ia. Interment Gas cemetery. For tr.f.rinatwit in, Glen POSBECE-aReary H. Posbeck.

are 64 Ma 1 late of dearly husband of Caroline. nes ProsMich. Int 1, father Of Came Streu.a. Etas Smpes Arthur and a3. rest ra the lunert church.

L-vthir Para-blvd wrai 1 services will be held Friday at 2 D. made: the auspices of Garcien City lois No.111. A F. A. M.

Mffnber et Lald 1 ette chiaptor. No. 2.. A. AL bierZoll rden I.

Dr. Edvard Ehlers says "I invariably prescribe Ilk, ifOr E( Orittir Staab tee Clots Lilo Patterns CLOTILDZ YAWLINS. CHICAGO Taint-Ns. 241 PAILL AYR. NLW I OLIL, CITY.

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INIswortass E. Hardiman. la devoted memory oa my beloved mother. who paased ay three years agd. May 1, ANNA IL LACNDe.11.

EllArSE--Etago B. Krause. In loving memory of our dear kusoand and laaner. wao passed away years ago. May 1.

19211. truce but will never be forgotten. 14113. H. KRAUSE AND CHILDREN.

LARSEN--Walter Larsen. In fond and Inv-lag memory of our husband wad rather wad 3 years ago tAxIal.111iS. Z. LlaianTsN AND DONS. McKENNk--Phil McKenna.

la fond and brewg memory of our dear busaand and lather, wno pasat.d away ftve 1 c.a. a40 Sway. May 1. ld24. WIFf.

AND CHILDREN. Fraternal Notices. FIREMEN'S ASSOCIATION OF CHICAGO. LOCAL 2. I.

A. OF F.1.--Wiaana Schultz funeral Wednesday. Mar at 2:40 111 from mother's residence. 11124 S. Elat-av, Ckrro.

th Memoers pleaoe attend. S. JoaNstos, President. JOHN P. HOFF.

Secretary. HESPERIA NO. 411. A. I.

A. NI. --Menttaers awsemble at Rosetuil chapel. Thursday. MaY 2.

4 P. to attend servkett of our late trotnor. W. R. Wlute.

FOLYERS. Master. JOHNSON. Seenretart. C.

I. Secretart. Inclosed dad 1. nesse avid -Lit Cott Ido patterns listed Won: 'suers "lumber. Liss.

Pries anis I Ic cumber $od toPet OOOOOOOOOOO 0.01000 000410011, a 0 Oa aty 00000 State 0000000o How to Order Chti 1de Write your name and address plainly on dotted lines. giving number and 161Z41 or such pattems as you want. Inclose 10 cents irk stamps or coin (coin preferred; wrsp It careftay) for itch number. and address your order Cloti ids Patterns. Csucsoo TRIBEINIL.

247 Park avont-o. Now -Pork City. NAeClotilde patterns are made In New York exclusively for Tuz CHICAGO DAILY THIBUSE They are perfect In t. up to date in style. and the easiest or ail to use .0 I REGNELL--11.

J. Memel. April 23. AGA8131--Horace Agaalm late of 11 las. beloved husband of Carrie.

la4-e Jchrect beloved on of Ethel. wild brnthee fond father of Joseph Erory IL. Llavi of Helen and Leslie. Funeral 'Thuraday. 7., Karin J.

Etdanis and 611', It ay 2. at 11 from chapel. 4011 tel B. T. Itemates at chapel.

3i5.1 1 broadway. Clark-et, lantl Wednesday afternocn. teral Tlaursdai 1 at- from late rfe BRIGCS----Chauncey. W. Briggs.

beloved bus-band of Cora Brig. nee member 1420 ta of Elloant ledge. No. 780. A.

F. 414 A. X- B- ellureh. corner Larryand York chatortr. No 114.

Columns 2 P- 131- oschdi 1 triandery. No 63. Orieutal consistory. Medi- I etertbah telnple. A.

A. O. N. X. S.

Funeral I R.D C. RI ler. Apr2 $0. 17Z9. le: Friday.

May 3. at 2 p. from chape l. loved mother of a mile Krke. J.

and Woistaa J. CT-0s. 1-une .1 ral BRIGHT--Julla Bright. nee Chambers. late of eat.

8.30 a. from funeral home 317- 1 Itt58 Xaypole-sx, beioved we el James; 3Zil N. Central-ay, to St cekitellt.ry?..ra.11 Pail" Btulat at I t. and Austin Rider stcr of ir. 8 Lund aster of Sarah.

Connor. and Charles- church. W4-st lake-et. aed I Funeral serriees Thursday at 6 :30 a. m- Interment Iowa CIL.

111- ,.1 from funeral home. 8126 W. Madison-et to R- A it e3, in ter pa SC Jartattl'a' citarcia Interment It ouat EL- 11--Ita "er- rear. beloved wtfe of Lae Johd, livo I Carmel. Mother of Airs, W.

E. Krs- BROMAN--John O. Broman. April alb Nieman. Mrs.

E. D. Creed. Iri-2- P. his residence.

6508 beoved i Faherty. lira Marie Cates. 11ur7. Aatrel or Mary W. Bromatt.

nee Knud- I Walter and the late John Riser. l'ilmr- Iii R1401yDc. 2 3 ibT hr oa rule ran; Hail yn. and 2A. Lyn: old een dear father of Carl W.

and Burton i chapel. 2701 N. Clark-st. Lutheran churcbs 70tla and 8.. Union-ay.

of I p. tn. Interment at Eden. mother Itae and the lite BrItCHARD--Ella E. Eurelard.

April 19. Barry Rodgers. Funeral roaralaY 1929. at her home. 310 Ken.

a. m. from resadenee. 1-20 N. Central Ptrt worth.

II1 wife of Misr W. Burehard I to Our Lady of Angels' tharcia. Litt Tr EN143.11-7.4;34 gri.eedo4.1711-?ord''' and mother of Sirs. Grant Keehn. Funeral ment 1'101, Carmel-services 3 p.

Friday. at Church of Holy SCHAT2RJoseph Edward Salaber. 4t1- Comforter. Kenilworth. Li.

Laterment prt- 42p. be st Lot4Kisiel Irate. father 4i A 0 Alta Sehaber. father of Anabotasza La 4 i 1. ::7.:...,..:: I' 'i' j' Z' 74 4 4 .,4,..

i s. I 4. 4e s- .,:1 i. i on't YOU want to If many yea I i is since my teacher and friend, Dr. L.

Brocq of Paris, taught me to use fresh yeast for staphylococcic infections of the skin. Since then I have in vetiably prescribed yeast in all cases of boils, as well as in rebellious cases of acne. The effect of yeast upon boils is surprising and incontestable. It is often slightly laxative." .9 stay young, I .1004 it i Li 4.J'A, 4 lc. 'ts TVVAI 11-14.

l'e' 1, rl Yomo coo its7a C4410.11 firel 00. Mit porous 1411 foam 1S.9.1 S.71 P' 1 I bit flaprisfat 1..141 goats i3.95. The lime? Bele btu aid lianitints the aillsortit whew rot. SOM. it a ail a SaftRadwd agagmut assocalay sinus aedi iontabe.

1 eV ASSINSPOI'l 111Serflottettlaaihir lettaltIll tile aalsorte lariats: Mill. 900 it a a agalasS sittotalmo sinus iontabe. HE most romantic figure in Dan- l'sh medicineDr. Edvard Ehlers of Copenhagen. Hazardous medical research in the tropics has brought him decorations from half the govern: Funezal Thub4ia, a.

ra- k'all late resolenee. 1449 Colurcb.ao-avo C4" Park. to St. Giles ehorets Colonatcaa 34,4 Greenfteld-aw. Interment to Carmel.

ze SIEMERS Nettie Siemer el formerly of Chit w. belovee of tzeorice ortne inotner of Mrs. Anyerman. Mrs. Joseph Beaork.

and Gvol- Charles Funeral 1 70111 1319 NlaMeon-st. For Park, Nay 2. at '2 p. at 1terrat-nt For informaLou call Prospeet 44)55. Li STEINBERGSarah Steint.cre.

beloved of Meyer. fond etter of Samuel lovInS aunt oi Rottard. liemaanle. Beatuce. Funer 1 ThursdaY, S3' 2- from rhapel.

4911 Brotoleal. RL terment Rovehill suu-- Cawt Apra 341. at rveklenee 11 Oak Park, beloved of toe Park 3, of Jarnes. wallet :1 Edina L. John Jo Mrs.

MOM la )(Lary Marvell Freak br4 late S.ster Mareella Nor Of St tho Funeral TauradlY- 9 121144 to St. Cathertne of Steam" ehurets. It I tercoent Calvary cemetery. IL 0 1 R. EDVARD EHLERS of Copenhagen CAMPBELLJohn R.

Oampbel1 beloved son of Patriok J. and Ells Ryan Campbelj fond grandson of Mrs. Annie Ryan. Funeral Thurso lay at 9:30 a. in.

Deng his late residence, 8312 to St. Kilian's cburcki. Interment Niount Olivet cemetery. Reeervations phone Stewart 7700. DONOVANWilliam I.

Donovaj beloved son: of the late Thomas and Nellie Sngru Donovan fond brother of Mary. Thomas J. John and Aileen. Funeral ThursdaY I) A. tn.

from residence. 5953 Race-aw. to St. Lucy's church. Burial c.alvary.

Kedzie 1517. DUNNEJoseph J. Dunne. fond brother ot Cecelia Duirtne, Mrs. Margaret Riley.

fro. Frances McHenry. Edward J. Dunn. lied the late Mrs.

Helen Peters. and William Dunne. Funeral Thursday. May 2. 19'29.

at 9 a. aci. front of bia tuder. Mrs. Margaret Riles.

2320 S. to Bicetwd Sacrtunent Interment at INGLISHMrilliam P4, English. April 31. husband of the late Anna. lather of Niro.

Eltzabetti Murphy. Mrs. Carolyn 'Yarnell 1 Mrs- Johnston. Fretif.rtck A. Wil1 ham Mrst.

Philomena Hancock. Mrs. br ri4e4l-, I .,......1.. 0 .1 I 1- I To 'T4: 40''F1'si ..1 I i Lt't-'41I'Lr-' do ap, olllif 4 Pi 1 (-rip-6, 4 1 2 0 4111111 io bee I e7.41 :00, .14 61.7 3, -1 't '---1 i i Nib log it it A ') litill- MCIAS of Europe. Hospitals for children born sick into the world, established by him throughput Denmark, have cut the infant death rate from one especially dread diseise to one sixth its former grim total.

Holder of degrees from the Universities of Paris, Strassburg and Copenhagen, what Dr. Ehlers says of the health properties of yeist is-drawn from years of experience as a skin' specialist 'of world-wide reputation. Many doctors now agree that unsightly skin eruptions are due to clogging of the intestines. In a recent survey throughout the United States, half the doctors reporting said they prescriked fresh yeast. 1 z- ---'N i I1 4( '4.

1: 4) $: I i'''' t--w, -'44, NI 4. 27' 1 i 1 V. 1 2 ,,,1 I A t-2 Fleischmann's Yeast is fresh. Unlike dried or "killed" yeast it contains millions of living, active yeast plants. As these pass, through your inthtiries daily they combat harmful poisons, purify the whole system.

Eat 3 cakes of Fleischmann's Yeast daily, one before each meal or between meals, plain or dissolved in water either cold or hotnot hotter than can drink. For full benefit you must tat it regularly and over a tufficieni period of time. At all grocers and many leading cafeterias, lunch counters and soda Buy two or three days' supply at a time and keep in any cool, dry place. What is more worth having than a lovely, youthful Genre? What is axxore precious than the health and vitality of youth OISBIS can youth for you exactly IAS it has for so many other women. It will give you a lovely, youthful contour because its complete djustability per yes' to re-proportion your entire Lgure, corretting overdevelopment or ungraceful lines.

Theot amaxing resul teareaceomplished by means of a single lacer. Through scientific support Cat IS sr iU protect you from the devitalizing results of abdominal strains and from the airing effects of over-extetiort and extreme fatigue. There is no other boondtion garment that can so surely and effectively assist you in prolonging youth. You will never end C11411111 in stores. It is brought direetly to your borne and etplained or demonstrated by a specially trained representative of this company.

Individual fittings are given at this extra charge. If you are Interested in looking younger end feeling youngerplease write or 'phone the addreas below. Letut4rtSnned lb' Gillespie. Edward and Robert Leroy. Fla- 191:9.

coone- s'illtta. 0,71 neva'. Thursday. 7:30 from chapel. Ilaal IL.

It'ast eu11" cl WILLia'll C.ae 1 77t)5eot Gr Cottage Services and ge. en Frank A. John D. burial a- --ena' WuL Kermaka llifts.) mond. Mrs.

Irank Callahan. Itra paPers please copy. Handley. ouster of Mr. charles het.

IrLORISJoanna Florio Goo May at a ssens. nee Pinele- and ItrIL Wilitalu 12 (It 1 '1 Th. al-. ecarly 'erne ot the lit .4 loan, tolid mother of tein ra. lienrY and Funeral ursday.

lase readenoa. 331 2. 0 0 S. John Goinisens. sister of 31 ra.

G. an Lroock. LakePort. Fla. Member of Si.

John, St- Agnee. eivar'Al. 11.7.e 11Will .4 i branch. No. 979.

L. c. B. Inr44. arIll be Feleraled' Funeral from residence.

40-24 N. Mason-av Al'--. ba. autettl't'e- I to St. John ir tai i tevidaes ntrregi.

14111 ta; olart-Y c'r 11" EILItitrelks.KEElmieNnt;Actistt'raSiEntiRltiee:Thihua.endoulersr.re.1 ivrankenbais at Ault.s"adt'e hDtel May 2. as 9110 a. theme to Mo i ta'n ta" 4-- af''-C Carmel cemetery. TALDOTLaura Talbot. sisier 01 Ser.

aired 73 years. beloved husband 434 int, inf. Sex-whys Thidstiay morning. 11 a AulnktmetatithiertikliA.t at b4 I. ri; 1 Mrs.

Agnes John and Fred Frank- deuce 3400 N. Halsted-at. rnhatiker. Thursday. May 2.

at of 24ap c.e.-sher 4,,..,,, and the lad' () 1-a of II Nevada-ay. Intem () ent antral 1 terMent 12111TarY 0 Ul GREWThomas Greif. April 29. 1929. huts.

WEITEWilllain R. Wlilte band of the late Mary bd. Greif. fond sat. at Mlas- txtber a ta vol Thuraisv s- at L- l'eter C.

kirete Funeral Thursday. ilb Funeral oervwca 4 P. la- Tk- In, at chaPel. 720 Lake-es, Gals at lii.osehol veniencry chsi c'''' vl, Interment Itooctal'. by Hesperia ItAs.gre.

No 411. BALLENG- WINEMANMiltin Reese wbor: at d.r Funeral I Croevali her of na. Agnes SProw and iwa pr. tvollu cha serrit 29. bruthey Of Bens T1 S.

R. Wineman and bit Isle 1.1.3.;-,:4, Lowenthal. Jacob R. Id NN iniman. Furwral 4 a.

frosts 144 L- Mount Alagriv. CEMETERY Lark l- r-, aNA a t- it 1 HZKIi 90 ter cent of ills start here Here is where-yeast works As this picture shows you, the al-kmentary tract is one continuous tube from throat to colon. Poisons caused by clogged intestines spread swiftly through sour body. By eating Fleischmann's Yeast you can keep this entire tract clean, active and healthy. You can insure the flawless, healthy complexion which cornea only from a dean, active colon.

REIS CHMANN'S for HEALTH (I Is i OF CHICAGO Republic 209 S. State St. Phone: Harrison 6465 BALLENGustave A. Ua1m. husband of Lena.

father of Irma and Kristine. Funeral Wednesday. May 1. PAW a. from ehapel.

4513 itroadwas. Burial Irving Park. RIESTANDSarth Willard Iliestand. widow of the late Henry liteatand. mother of Iiwight W.

Edgar W. and 'Mrs, Betty Smith. sister of Mrs. J. W.

Putnam and of Mary P. Willard, April 23. at FairttoPe, after a huts WIWI. FULDCharles Had. aged 131 yeara.

of Hollywood. formerly of Chicago. April 23. beloved hnstoand of fond father of Idris. W.

P. Stroh. Cnaries C- and Walter M. Bilil Funeral Saturdas. Mag IL.

al tiVpi Gractlazil Chapel. ustave A. liar.e n. husband of Lena. father of Irma and Kristine.

Fu- neral May 1. t44t0 a. from 4513 kiroadwar. Burial Irving Park. ELIESTANDSarah Willard Hiestand.

widow of the late Henry Inestaud mother of Smith. Miter cit Mrs. J. W. Putnam and of Edgar and 'Mrs.

Betty E. Mary P. Willard. April 23. at FairhoPe, after a long illness.

MILDCharles Had. aired el of tiollv- Corrright, ten, Ilsischotana Compary Coprright, tem) 1 I alive to aarrttlee rry lot in mortal erfortery en asvount otnylt atonev Write to Mr, tiVeTite. Ci, I' OR SiLE it GRAVE LOT IS I zuuuut ctua, a.tai). 4L'I 4-.