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kif.trutai Oi. 14 tov)ovAd wife of lit(obort, mother of Aire, Se boetler, tart4 Mrs. Mehl Gleen titer of litre. Wm. Eras, runPral servieea from etakoel.

b522 s. Itolated Tuesday. p. us. Mouot Dope.

Jr111010N---lotheph P. Johnoors. beabarel of the late Mary. nee t.smary. father fit 41.

14114ff Manahan. Etjarto. and Irlorenety. aortal Molvkav. Get.

17, at I) ca, ffl. front reableortr. l'h34 S. to the Do, De Plower chureh. Interrirbent at Mount For further information caAl At.

Imam 1604, JORDANMary Jorclan. two -N a Ty he, loved wit of tho late aieharti. food Pr of Mrs. 817 IDA 4. John.

Jerrie. ao4 the late Anton Joeflart. Ponera1 Mood, et a. Irons late dente. to kt.

Andreae. cbureh. Interment Mint filetel. or Informauon plume 2773. JORDANRichard W.

Jor4aJt of WAmette. 14. 1927. beloved blubacli of Coira Jones. lomi father of William Jordan.

Toneral itereseeo Get. 17 at 11 a. from Coorreyational eburett. Wilmette. Ilitem1ler of Vii)tuette locles.

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M. and Chleatto kjaJii. Interment Oaavtocela cemetery. Kr 1 ItCa thorloo beloved 'ter of John M. of Kansan City.

Jquomh J. and the late lleien Kole ter Martin. kuneral Monday at 1.:101 a. from her late 1:32 CAthoet 1,1 St. Laerrenee chureh.

Solemn requiem mace. In. ferment at St. Dor, fa, clemetery. furmateun ottoue Atereart 7700.

ETLLETPeter Henry. be'erve4 husband of Della E. bee Mecartby. father of Mac J. F.

Int4tne. Prawns Li Arthor it se A. It unerat aerrioo 0,1 17 at 311 a. from late 3034 to Our of Mercy church. Interment Mount Corm.cl.

1.7Eit--$Its. Jehanno Slortlauov. at bourn. 4i, 14. by )ov owl 1 ,..1 'IrNk I 4 1 $.4, vaNtit.OPistoo,,I.....

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trata irta 1211 .11 I. 1izrs Iztv-Janht In kimeelent. AITRMae C. Abr. nee Peteroen.

in awl end loving memory of our dear daughter. who paieed away one year ago today. Oct. 15. 111213.

No one knows bow much wo miss you. Friends may think the wound Is but they little know the sorrow that uee within our hearts concealed. MOTHER. FATHER. EROTHER.

BOYKatherine Boy. In loving triPrisory of our dear wife and mother. who died one i Year today. HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. IMGITESElizstbrth Pratt Troches.

In fond and loving Mer001-1 of my beloved mother. who paeaed away two years agn today. High mass willhe celebrated at St. Cyril. church Islonday at 8 a.

HELEN MARIE TIOUSMIAN. R. N. JOHNSAnna Johns. In loving memory of wife and taster.

who parsed away a gear Sato today. May her soul Milt in peace. FROM HER LOVING HUSBAND. SISTER, A BROTHER. MARXAnna Marge nee Franz.

In fond and loving memory of our dear wife and mother. who died two years ago today. Oct. Id, 1925. As years to by we soles ao.

And wonder why you had to to. O. mother dear. we hope and Prat That we may meet on tuck-melt day. LOVING HUSBAND.

CHILDREN, AND GRANDCHILDREN. ftAIWORTITYMary Melimer 11.axworthy. Ls sail and loving memory of our darling wife and affectionate mother. wbo palmed on one long year ago today. Oct.

16. 1926. and also of our fond grandmothet. Mrs. Anna Meisner, who departed four years win.

Ott. 4. 1523. Sweet are the memories of our departed. LOVING HUSBAND AND coiLlatEN.

SCHILLEIL--Ituth SchMer. In loving remembralve of our dear daughter Ruth. who passed away Oct. 16. 1921.

When the evening shades are And I am totting all alone. There conies a lonely feeling-- I wish you wer back home. MOTHER AND SCHULTZLillian Sehultz. In sad and loving memory of our dear wife and mother. who passed away one year ago today.

LOVING HUSBAND AND SON. ZDIMERSigrid Zimmer. In loving megriori of mother. who pawed away one yTaz ago today. LOVING HUSBAND AND CIaLDREN.

1 I. at hel rqtataDee. 1447 hp net 1- 9 widow of 1,1,0 taut et of Cbanas to.P rueiteal 3 p. at ettars.t, 7 troderftwt, a at Vietwarefl! bo Itatnain at, Law Rotdt ND-11074 Rolled. teams? al rivto.ros.

brottor ea, ott Nelis "0 1 tram latat 5774 flam4 to st e-trJet, tun 10aat ii44t tut ray. to," Yards 11:44. I Washington, D. Oct. Rev.

William S. Abernathy. pastor of the Calvary Baptist church. and president of a recently formei snoopers orrantzation," known oMcially as the Citizens' Service association. accompanied the Washington police on a series of liquor raids last night.

Rut he evidently proved to be a "Jinx," for not a drop of evidence was obtained. Expectation that his curiosity would be rewarded by w-4tching the poliee seize large quantities of liquor. which h1 t4 organizItion charges is being distributed throughout the city by hundreds of bootleggers, were not realized by the raiding pastor. His curiosity was only whetted. Judging from the looks on the faces of Dr.

Abernathy and Harry N. iDouthitt, field secretary of the snoopers' association." who accompanied 'him. Liquor apparently is an essential ielement in a successful liquor raid. itlibuSlitelf of Woseott Ottortle. runrsL Sundae at 4 from It resident.

4467 W. Van Boron-et. Interment Mondial. Oct. 17.

Greenridze cemetery. henosha. Wis. GLIENKKMyrtle beloved wife Of Etisard tilletike Jr, fond daughter Of Mrs. Joneplome iihtl the late teaealah Elba edifier Of Mrs.

Stella brain. VuttereJ Titeas, day. 1 p. from chapel. 2310 W.

Madiison-st. Burial Forest Home tatirneterl. Metiariville. PaPere Piraloa roPY. Ileum omit iluwers.

R. Gies. 121 W. Yorli-sa. hunt.

111. el sea Fischer. Funeral from Lapel. 130 O. Eimburat, Tuenday.

230 p.m. Burial at Elm 141,2 Wort. courrENAlonso M. Griffen. antidenly'.

Oct. I. 1927. at San Antonio. brI0V0.1 busbaind of is father of Arthur L.

Gel freti. Esther. 1. Voelker. Ethel O.

lioheton of Chicago. and Ettlb M. Jobrotsvn of Burlington. la Funeral Wetineatiay. 8 30 P.

from funeral home. 318-320 North Cenirsl-av, Austin. Interment Arlington. Grurrrrusmary M. Griffiths.

beloved wits of William J. 4.irsilitbs. mother of Fiticenos. IF041P. Mr.

Orsee StA)11111. Harold. and James sifitr of Mrs. Edward Hunt. Mrs.

Margaret Milne. and David L. Funerel from late resident. 3330 S. Pao.

Oct. 17. at 2 O. mThoburn E. church.

04tb and Panlinaeta. Interment at Mount Greenwood. Alemher of Sherman chapter. No. 641.

E. S. GUNIDTOITEPeter Gundtofte. beloved husband of Marie. lather of Mrs.

S. T. Mrs. F. 36.

Currie. Mrs. C. M. Hansen, Service.

at retodence. 4701 N. Whipple-at, Tuesday. Oct. IS.

1927. at 2 p. lo. Intertrient Mount Olive. GIMNEYA.rno Gurney Jr.

at Lake Worth Oct. 11. angina pectoris. Deceased was member. pioneer Will county Interment will be at Joliet.

Service. Wunderlich'. chapel. Sunday afternoon at 2 o'eloo k. Body accompan.ed widow.

Mrs. V. Gurney. peat dept. peracteet Himont Ladies of Grand Army.

daughter Mies Maude Gurney. Mrs. Gurnei.a slater. Mrs. Charles tL Leichleter and Charles Leichleter of Palm beach.

Els. GCTMANIlarry Gutman. of Dania. Tea, be loved husband of Henrietta. father of nor-'rite Barnard and Gertrude Gutman.

brother of Mrs. Sig. Fish. Funtral Mrmday. Oct.

17. at 9:30 a. from chapel. 93d E. 47thst, Chicago.

Burial at Mount Maartv cemetery. Louisville. and Galestottrg. Ili- tapers please copy. HARTJohn J.

Hart. beloved husband of Ellen Hart. nee Egan. father of William A. and Michael J.

Hart. Funeral Moo-day at 9:30 a. m. from 6242 W. Adams-at, to Resurreition church.

Burial at Mount Olivet cemetery. IIENELYElizabeth V. Get. It. beloved daughter of Lawrenee and the late Anastasia Hemel.

nee Conway. Puneral from chapel 1253-65 hi. Clark-et Mott-day. Oct. 17.

at 9:30 a. In to lloly Nartie Cathedral. where solemn high mar will be ttelebrated. Interment Mount Olivet cemeterl. HENNKatherine A.

Heim. Oct. 16. beloved wile of Bernhart G. Henn.

mother of Bern-hart W. and Carden sister of Bessie M. Elensbaw and Mrs. F. T.

Crouse. Funeral Monday at 2 p. 112. from late resident-a 1214 Evanston: in.tertnent Buffalo papers please copy. HILLOCKSamuel Hillock.

beloved husband of Sarah. nee Thomas. father of Edward. Frank and Howard Hillock and Mrs. Carre Brim and the late May Hillock and Mrs.

bottle Eldridge. Funeral Monday. 1 D. m. from late residence.

1722 W. Harrison-st. Service and interment at Joliet. ELL For information phone Seeley 04tkl. i da ion.

tAtiuvext usster of i lgoodamemx. en 3 ove4 aod of I tra of Yrs ad pt, mfailiPs 'Mot faxas; av 1 lapett ay la LOUIS RUECKHEIM. I DEATH tiOTICES I 14 14osrdiAll. 14. 1927, at los home.

1501 Lis limet, Evanetron. Ill, busbend of Nellie nowfish and lather of Cora 1. bowitieli. Funeral servwest 3 P. nt.

Monday at et. Mark's Ri, legiv. and Grove-et, Evanston. 111, and Masonic 4 P. m.

Monday as Memorial Park 4tiPtiMtrry chapel. Interment al Memorial Iciti.h. BRADYMargaret Wooly. 114.e Gaynor. Oct.

14, beloved wife of George and fond sinter of the late John Gaynor and M.s. Marl O'Neil. Funeral Moro li.r a m. from late, resideme. 511 W.

to St. Gig briers church. Interment at Sag Bridge. For nettervations call Yards 0703. BROPHYBridget Brophy.

nee Ryan. beloved wife of the late Matthew. fond mother of Mrs. Mary MeGhte. Mrs.

Margamt Keefe-and the late Dontinita. Funeral Mnnday st 9 a. in. from late residenne. '2048 N.

to 'St. Genevieve's church. loe terinent Mount Carmel. nucKLETEliont Buckley. nes Plunkett.

bro. loved site Of the late John Buckley and mother of Meg Rae E. Steer. John. 011Vo-r, and the Edmund.

settee of Mrs. W. IL Carter. Tliorhas and James Plunkett. Furtive Dueedicy.

9 a et, from 4002 to to St. klel's cituh. burial al Mount Carmel. BCRNHAMMary Cleland Thirribarn. Oet.

14. 1927. at her reeidenee. 5233 Inelegide-av, wife of the late Sherburne Wesley Burnham. mother of Augusto Raymond.

Harold C. awl Marion C. Burnham, Lida B. Matthews and Grace B. Gentalte.

Funeral services at the Oakwitods cometere eh ape i Mowlay morning at 10 y'clr-A, lipase omit Bowers. CALLAHANThomas H. Callahan. beloved husband of Alma. nee Becker: Oon of Mro1 Anna Callahan and ths late Deniel J.

of Pittsburgh. brother of Mrs. A. C. Enickeir Nicker.

Mrs. C. G. Walters. Mrs.

E. IL Oonnor, ad of Pittsburgh. and John Cal'aban of Cineinnati. Richard IL of DaltOn Ohio. and Arthur G.

of Piqua. ehin: fathAr 1 of Eleanor. Thomas. Henry and Mar Ann Callahan. Funeral nentees Ot funeral borne.

e959 N. Clark-ste- Idonda-V at 3 0. m. CAMERON--Danitil Carlt07011. at retedenee.

30318 N. beloved Imaband of Ella. brother of Elirabetn. Jean. William.

James. Ethel. and Mrs. Stanley Card of Lancaeldre. England.

Services at hill chapel. hionclay. Oct. 17. 1i127.

at p. m. under auspices of Ravenswood lodge. No. 777.

A. F. A. M. CHEYTENDENMinnie Ann Chittendeen Oct.

15, 1927, wife of Lynn motber of John' P. Funeral service al chapel. 2701 Tuesday. Oct. 18, at 3 P.

In-Interment Acacia Park. CONNORSHumphrey Connors. Oct. 13. 1927, dearly beloved husband of Beatriee.

nee 'roe, fond brother of John. Margaret. and Mrs. Mary Hantaliart F.IMPTal Monday from late red-nee. 5310 S.

Morgan-at- at 9 a. to Visitation church. where molemn requiem hieh matte will be celebrated. Interment Mount Olivet. Naive of Gurrane Filemore, County Ireland.

Member of Holy Name Society of Visitation parish. For information cad Yards 0586. DAVIDSONHannah R. Davidson. beloved wile of Morris fond mother of Charles.

Ervin. Jack. Sylvia. Mrs. Lena EL Levine, and Mrs.

Marion Blieden. Funeral from her late residence, 3502 Lexineton-st Monday, Oct. 17 10 a. to Conerega- lion Ansha SuWalk ceineterY. WaldlielmOmit towers.

DORREEntered into rest on Friday. Oct. 14, 1927. at 9:46 a- Mary Agnes Dorre. beloved daughter of Frank Jr.

end Bertha M. Dorre. dear sister of Prank Gertrude, Josephine and Margaret Louise Dorre, Funeral Monday, Oct. 17, at S.30 a. in.

from residence. 505 Webster Groves. Mo, to the Holy Redeemer ebtirch. Interment in Calvary cemetery( DRAKEHarriet L. Drake, Oct.

15. 1927, 1 widow of Horton J. Drake. mother of Ralph II. Drake olk Chicago.

and Br011ill L. Drake of 'Port Arthur, Tex. Funeral bervices and intermeut at Coldwater. Mich. DROULNJoseph 'Droutn.

Oct. 15, 1927. i dearly beloved husband of Julia. nee Ba- 1 vine. fond father of Joeeph Mrs.

Irene Hart. Mrs. Angeline McDermott Iand Wallace. beloved brother of Mrs. litarY Letarte.

Dr. Alfred. Mrs. Mary Seymour and Leonce Droum. at his late resti denes.

2908 W. Pershing-rd. Funeral Toes, day. Oct. 18.

at 9 a. to St. Anne's church, where high maps will be Autos to Mount Olivet. Member of Apollo Tent. No.

63, K. O. T. M. For 1 information call 'Lafayette 0067.

FRELBERGBecia Freeberg. beloved wife of 1 Jona Freeberg. mother of Alfred. Nils and Agnes. Oct.

14. 1927. Funeral Monday. Oct. 17.

2:30 p. ton. from residence. I 102 W. Calander-av, La Grange.

M. Interment La GranrA 1 4 927. a I Intermer.t. wttotIst Nsit and kb a Dal" vrys 11., mama at unttl LlearLki noton Ituttx. of ftfrt May Lail sett laadtt Ft.tottal fom 11 1: )Urea, LOUISRUECKHELM, CRACKERJACK CO.

FOUNDER, IS DEAD MIMMOM Pratternal Nottees. PRrDENCE LODGE. No. P58. A.

F. A. Harry Perlman. sudderdy. Funeral Monday, Oct.

17. at 10 a. tn. Serrices at chapel. 2123 W.

Illviston-st. Members are requested to be present. BENJAMFN PLOWS. W. M.

MORRIS MARX. SeeY Washiraton. D. (ct. efforts of pro-1 hibition bureau officials to prevent the farts from being published, it has been learned that at least one of the four killers recently indicted for the murder of Charles V.

Gundlach during an alleged unauthorized raid on the Gund lath farm in southern Niaryland owes his atppointment to the influence the Women's Christian Temperance Union. The four agentsJoseph 11. Brewer. nano M. Jackley, John T.

Fisher Jr. Robert F. Cornett Jr.were in-dieted in a St. Mary's county. Mary- i land court several weeks ago after 1 Gundlach's widow had told how her husband was shot down when he resisted the attempt of the agents to raid his home without a search warrant.

In apit of the widow's story that Brewer deliberately shot her busband dead after the latter had slumped dawn under a hail of bullets and was pleading Zr help, federal district attorneys rushed to the aid of the indicted agents. Released on Federal Judge Morris A. Soper in naltimore was induced to assume jurisdietion and vrrits of habeas corpus Issued by Judge Soper took the men out of the custody of the Maryland S7ate authorities. They were aubsequently released on bonds to await a final disposition of the habeas corpus proceedings. Meanwhile every inquiry at prohibition headquarters has been met with a lat refusal to make public any part of the records of the four agents or to disclose what political or other influence secured places for them the dry law enforcement machine.

Iligh Metals of the bureau insisted that the records of the quartet and the identities of their sponsors were atriaiy confidential and would not be revealed. Favored by W. C. T. C.

From other reliable sources, however, it was learned that Jackley, who comes from Cameron, W. was highly recommended to the prohibition bureau by the Rev. W. E. Fierce, a Cameron, W.

clergyman, and Mrs. Eba Cook, treasurer of the I'Comen's Christian Temperance union, In the same town. These recommendations. it was disclosed, were seconded by W. H.

Soper, one of the leading bankers of Cameron. Jackley, prior to the Gundlach killing, had been stationed at various times in Norfolk, Wheeling, W. Cumberland, and Washington. Brewer, who, Mrs. Gundlach asserted.

stepped boldly over her husband's dead body and demanded the guns which Gundlach had used in the fatal attempt to defend his home against an tznwarranted intrusion, was born and' reared in southern Maryland, in the vicinity of Leonardtown and near the Gundlach farm. He entered the dry service in November. 1925, and was assigned to ferret out the law violators among his former neighbors. 1 7 1 1 Louis nueckheim, first vice president of the Cracker Jack company and a eteran of the Franco-Prussian war of 1870, died yesterday at his country home near Lakeside, Mich, after a two weeks' illness of pneumonia- He was 78 years old. Following his release from the German military service Mr.

Ilueckhm came to Chicago and with his brother, Frederick, established a confectionery manufacturing business' in 1872. In 1896 the brother introduced the confection known as Cracker Jack. Frederick becoming president of the company and Louis vice president. Mr. Rueckheim resided at GIS Sheridan square, Evanston.

He was a memft ber of the Illinois Athletic, Diana Hunting and Chickaming Country clubs. He is survived by his widow. Margaret, and his daughters. Mrs. Fred Warren, Mrs.

Richard White, and Lillian Rueckheirn. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 p. ra. in St. James Methodist church, 4611 Ellis avenue.

Burial will be at Oakwood cemetery. Smash Doors. They watched with excitement while doors were smashed, but apparently got little kick out of the fact that the only indication even remotely resembling liquor was a highly suspicious odor. The police' acceunted for their lack of success with the explanation that the persons raided evidently kept their liquor to the sink and poured it out when the raiding party The raiders, armed almost to the teeth with automatics, night sticks. and a sledge hammer, did not return entirely empty handed, however, as they came across two colored residents violating another law and took them to the police station.

Of the five places raided, four were inhabited by colored people. Flguren in "Showdown." Immediately prior to the raids, Douthltt participated in a showdowt conference with United States Marshal Edgar Snyder regarding charges that one of Snyder's deputies is a bootlegger. The charge was made by E. M. Ellison, sscretary of the association, but he was reluctant to submit the proofs." Following the conference, both Douthitt and Snyder stated that no complete evidence had been produced against any deputy.

"Douthitt said he had not the complete evidence to back up Ellison's charge," said Snyder, and he refused to give the name of the man involved. I intend to demand from Dr. Ellison the evidence he has." APPLEQUISTCharles Applequist. beloved brother of Ben, Ernest. Mrs.

Elizabeth Ellen. and Mrs. Freda Collins. Funeral Tuesday, 2 p. m.

from residenela. N. burial Forest Home. Member Oak Park lodge No. 1295.

B. P. O. Elks. Eedzie 1431,7.

BACONIlarriet A. Dwell. beloved wife of Harry E. Bacon: mother of Ruase 11; sister of Mrs. George C.

Woods. Funeral services at Memorial chapel, 634 and Monday. Oct. 17 at 3 p. Ka.

Interment Mount Hope. BARRATTJohn Proctor Barratt. beloved hubband of the late MID Barratt. nee Davies. father of John William and Mrs.

John grandfathar of William and Robert Barratt. Funeral from late residence. 5'239 S. Monday. Oct.

17. at 130 D. to Gage Park Methodist Entliconal church. Interment Mount Hope. BEHREND Carl Behrend.

dearly beloved husband of Clara. nee Lie's. fond son of Hermann and Barbara Behrend. sister of Anna. Saturday.

Oct. 15. Funeral notice later. BOEELMJosephine Boehm, 110., Real Oct. 14.

dearly beloved wife of Rudolph, fond mother of Lorraine, May. sister of Peter. Jac.k. Charles. Elizabeth and the late Frank and Mrs.

Chas. Boehm. Funeral from late residence 5540 Monday. Oct. 17.

at 2 p. m. Burial at Ridgewood cenaetery. Member of Irving Park chapter No. 707 O.

E. S. BOLANDHubert J. Boland, beloved son of Catherine, nee and the late William. brother of William.

PUSIOnlil Tuesday at 9:15 a. m. from 739 S. Rostner-av. to Presentation church.

Burial Calvary. Funeral Flowers At Very Reasonable Prices GEO. FISHER BROS. 176 N. Wabash Ave.

Phones Central 3131-3132-3133-0434 Open Sunday Until Noon QUEEN ANGERED AT STORY THAT ILEANA ELOPED .1 ra IDICAOsiONN Erected Anywhere by the Old and Reliable MIAS. G. CO. win be correct and durable. Free booklet Shops: 1000 F.

67th bt. Fairfax 6.476 30 N. Miehican Central 3078 BEAUTICIANS SAY DOOM OF BOBBED HAIR IS AT HAND I tlis, 1 -q- 41'1 1: I 4'444114 Eof4FbrarLs JuiluandbLwinbrueta ave been removed pp Freeport. El. Funeral Moadip ft a.

maiSellnP161.Mnloanay" age fiZA years. late of 3:2,14 11 fond meter of Mary Schineetm Laipessi. grandmother of Funeral Tiieertay. Oct. 16.

at I 2036 Belmoetcar te mgaip, ten STITNETbonsaa Shires. Eirv4 beloare4 ef M. Mary E.p. neral at 9 IL Wentworth-av to St. Berzarto Interment Mount Olivet.

STEIND ACSAtfrm Steinham 111.1 Chicago Oct. LI toved husband of brother el Robert. peel et Joseph Malloy and Mrs Ej rem at chapel. 6,34 Harvard. itral A 17.

at P. sn. Interment L. STOLLEYEtenry Stolley. ags 79 est late of 4322 N.

Rotey-st, rent sem husband of Christina. see Eatm latber of William and Brum tree. Earls and Margaret Thum. atas a funeral church. where strvices will be teid Itoggit M.

Interment St. Lulue. TAL30TAlvin G. Talbot. 0.t to, on of the late Georg and Jta fond brother of Allot.

Arctit Agnes, Arthur. Mrs Allotal Rime drew. Alphonse. and the late It the Strada. and Frmeral arans 17 at p.ao a.

from law este, 7701 Ogieshy-av. to Our Lacy et Pt-church. tolmn recu'em high ran a olelock. Piton-men' EcilY SerliCtM Shore 882'2. TOBIASPauline Tolnaa.

are fond mother of the late Thee 11. Ise toother-in-law of Mrs. EILSP Tebea mother of Mrs. Eleanor Gout lemma and Chester 1 fl from 6140 Ioegel-av. lairat 11.NailJoshua cemetery.

TONDREArGeorte Tombeau. ton'! bard of Mathilda Tondo-an, eme amiss father of Mrs. P. J. 313.

Moeer. Stella. Mane. Leo, Geese j. Mondag 9:3,3 a.

a. bon 54 3 Monroe-Pt to Lama ctitmck. at AU Sainte. M. Tracey.

Oct. IL of 4240 E. Delaware-O. at de 2731 N. Ciark-ei, Interment itot---t Sterling.

LI. 1 E. -frrell, trig II; late Albert Tyrrell. lIner4 terY. I VAUGHANDonor Vanghan.

nee raJlt, loved wife of the late John. nets'. Thomas. Catherine. Edward.

nard. Phillip. Mrs. George arsCP Eerraan Brighton. Funeral m.

from late residenoe. 6S-2!) S. PArs, to St. Brendan's church. Iriercese Olivet.

For reservauona ca Tarn WEDEKIND Fred W. Wolekint Ott 1927. late residence. VISA N. axed G.

years. beloved blabbed el arr'- wesiekind. loving father of Wale Henry food trotter Wedekind of Zion. and Ns. Scheideman.

Funeral from Monday. as 2 ment Acacia Park eetnetert. WEISSGERBERFred WeissgerSe 13- 72 years. beloved linear Agatha, fond father of Carrte. Cecelia Weissteeber.

father-at-law ge AF Weisegerber. Funeral 01,1: 2 from late Ramilton-av, to Si. Joan-114 cmu4o1. WESTENEERGER Fred St minters' '24 years. Oct.

14. 1927. dear sr' eon of William and Antonia. ses Set' kind brother of Edward. Furies: it day.

Oct. 17. at 1:10 V- rsresidence. 6058 S. Eernotate-sv- deerner English Lutheran criarra Interment Mourn 611rel.

cemetery. For inform0078. 191 WIIEELERCharle, R. Wheeler. OK He as survived by hie wife Mir, one s.ster.

Mary J. Corin. 14 at N. and Francia one tistartimr Robert W. Loris.

Funeral from dence, 7749 S. Emera1d. MondU. Interment Mount Greenwood. If" WILLIAMSJulia E.

Winisma et' 15 at ber residence. 5310 Eillisav rt. foster Of M. and Fryer! -r Funeral verilleelli kt teCormttaZ Gied rrovoeitia.av-' 4 P. )3IXTIAREST, Roumania, 15.

stirred by published reports that Princess Ileana had eloped with a young naval lieutenant, Queen Marie tonight issued this statelnent: I am pained and indignant that it is possible for any one to spread such idiotic and caluminous tales. Since King Ferdinand's death, Deana has never left my side. We are constant companions and cannot do without each other. Ileana's earnest sense of duty and love for me is a guarantee that she will always be the pride of her country and the royal family." Ever since the sensational report of Ileana's elopment appeared in American and European newspapers, the queen and palace officials have been flooded with inquiries about the report The queen. however was silent until tonight.

4,0009000 People 2refer 66Hursen'9 Funerals 4 000.000 7 1 People 2- refer I IPP IMP al libi I Oopyright: 1927: By the New 'York Times. i PARIS. Oct. 15. The bob is i doomed.

So say leading hair dressers of the world who are gathering in 'Paris for the congress of beauty. While bobbed hair is still with I us, they say. the transition period has definitely set in and beauty ex1 perts everywhere are working on the difficult problem of dressing the hair gracefully while it is growing out but still is too short to knot into a 1 real chignon." 1 Thousands of women. according to the beauticians. are only waiting for the solution of this problem before they abandon the bob.

A large Amer1 In delegation is attending. Wisconsin Governor Talks Tuesday at Ad Luncheon Gov. Fred R. Zimmerman of Wiscon sin and Walter A. Strong.

publisher of the Chicago Daily News, will discuss 1 the legislative and economic phases of 1 advertising at the Advertising 1 Week luncheon of the Chicago Ad. vertising council at the Stevens hotel next Tuesday. Delegates to the four- teen conventions dealing with advertising and allied lines. which meet in the city during the weeks will be present at the hineheon. 1 1 4 :1 i im A4fiv: '4' 4,,,,...., vr, 1 ADAM S.

GLOS DEAD; BANKER AT ELMHURST -L, is an extraordi Il KISSANE-Miehael D. beloved burr band of Johanna. nee Mulvihill: father of Jetta. the Rev. Michael Emmett Brendan, Riehard Mae.

and l'rancts. at mealtimes. 4300 Waehinirton-blvd. Funeral DO-(Me Lederie ETTTNER-ftose Kittner. Oct.

15. 1027. beloved wife of the late David Kittner. fond mother of Albert and Henry. 15-eviess from chapel at 934 E.

47tb-st, Monday at 2:30 P. m- Burial Tuesday at Peru. lad. family. E.202, Drexel-ev.

KLEIN-Mabel Elem. raddenly. beloved wife of Arthur F. Klein. fond mother of Vireinia.

Janet. and Babbette. Funeral services Monday. 230 p. on at late residence.

389 Hawthorne-lane. VVinnetka. LEARNER-Freda Learner. Rock 'bland. Oct.

14th, beloved wale of Nathan. fond mother of Edna. bland and 13erriant daughter of Mr. and M. A.

Aronewe 6120 Pratrie-av, slater of Mrs. M. Aronson. Mrs. J.

L. Mums Arneson and LSOrnarel Ar0119011. PUDPral Monday. Oct. 17.

et 2 p. from 333d NV. Roosevelt-rd. interment Waldbeam cemetery. LIPMAN-Mare Lipmae.

beloved mother of the late Harry. and the late Edith Kay. Newer'. Herman Ahe. Lena.

rune-al from late residence. 3338 Douglas-tolvdMonday. 1 p. tn. Burial O.

B. A. cemetery. Waldheim. LYONS-Michael J.

Lyons. beloved hutiband of the late Marts J. nee Barron. fattier of Kathleen E. and Marlon J.

Lyons. at his residence. 650o Newtard-ay. Remains grill be taken to Kineston. roe Grand Trunk railway.

Monday. Oct. 17. at 5.30 le m. MAHONEY-Patrick Mahoney, Oet.

14. hue-band of the late Anna. nee Martin, fond father of Mrs. John Lynch. Mrs.

John BlYth. and the late Mrs. end Mee Nelson. Funeral Monday. OA.

17. at 9:30 a. from his daughter's reeldence. Indlana-ale. to I.

Joachim' churelt. In, terment Mount Olivet. Member of the Poheemen's Deuevolent MEARES--Anna Mies. nee Duffy. delude beloved wile of George.

fond mother of Clifford. James. Margaret. Jane, Joseph. and Robert.

daughter of the late Terrence and Anna Duffy. sister of J. Me-Devitt. John and the late Mn. P.

Brut. Terrence and Thomas. Funeral Monday at 9 :30 m. from late residence. bl 51 Justine-st to St.

Sabina's church. Interment Mount Olavet. For reservations phone Yards 06t32. MEYER-Georre Meyer, beloved Km of the late Otto and Carrie Meyer, nee Toreher. fond brother of Henry.

Frances. Frank, Edward. Laura and Richard. Funeral sereiees from late residence. 6822 S.

mento-av Monday. Oct. 17 at 1 P- m- In-termed Mount Hope cerneteri. MILLER-Walter E. Miller.

Oct. 15. Ilr.7. beloved hustand of Marion Lehman Miller. father of Louis IL and Robert A- eon of Abner J.

and Carrie. brother of Dr. Ernest NV. and Harold A. Miller.

Service at residence. 4837 TueedaY. Oct. 18. at 10 a.

In. Interment Mount hope. MOOSE-Mary A. Moone. Lee O'Callaghan.

Oct. 14. beloved vilte of the late John J. another of John Thomaa. Malachi.

Edward and Helen Moraine. Mrs. M. Queenan. Mrs.

E. laukner. Mrs. A. Huffman.

and Mrs. William Glennon. and the late Richard Moone. Funeral Monday. 9 a.

ci trona late residence, 4312 S. Sangamon-st to Visitation rhun b. Interment at Mount Olivet. call Yards 0703. MURPHY-James T.

Murphy. fond 'husband of Winifred Meath Murphy. father of Grace Mary Newman. James T. and John J.

Murehl. Remittals at funeral parlor. 318 W. 63d-et. Funeral Monday.

9:30 a. m. Requaesn tech masa at Holy Cross church. betla and Maryland. Interment Calvary.

MURPHY-Owen I. Murrhy. Oct. 15. 19.27.

beloved husband of Cathertne M. Nurphy. nee McCool: fond father of John. William Eugene Joseph. and George F.

Murpby and the late Mary Bolzapfel. Funeral Tuesday at 9:30 a. from his late residence. 1914 to St. Vincent's ehurcb: interment St.

Jeseph's cemetery. Member of Maple Lest coupe-LI. No. 448. Security Benefit association.

MCSER-Rose Miner. beloved mother of Mrs. Lula Metemer. Barry. Louis.

and Rosalin Funeral Monday. 2 P. le-. from chapel. 3159 burial Oat-ridge.

Redzie 1617. McGARTHT-Catherine McCarthy. nee ()Tan. nor. beloved wife of the laze Witham.

fonj mother of John William and Mrs. Nary C. McShane. at her late residence, Wire W. 41st-pi.

Funeral notice later. 31e7ADDEN-Mery Elleri'Mcradden, nee Farrington. beloved wile of the late William mintier of Mrs. Edmund Woulle and WilDam McFadden. sister of Cornelius.

Patrick, ames. Phillip. Daniel, Michael. William, and the lave Dennis. Funeral Mondey at 9 a.

in- from late residence 7515 Aberdeen-P e. to St. Sabine's church. Interment Mount Olivet. Member of St.

Winifred W. C. O. F. -and Columbia camp No.

3428 R. N. of A. For reservations Phone Yaids 0862. MadrADDEN-Williarn baloved eon of Sarabsenee McKenna.

and the late Jolla McFadden: fond brother of Mrs. Fred Harmon, Mee James Walsb. Mn. Samuel Baker. Mrs.

Frank Bush. and Thomas McFadden: uncle of Jack Busch. Funeral areaday. 9 a. from to Sylvester', church.

where sOieron requiem turb mass will be celebrated. Burial at Mount Carmel. For information call Humboldt '2091. McGREEVY Richard McGreevy. beloved eon of John and the late Mary 1 MoGreevy.

brother oi Martlie William. and John. nephew of Michael Me.elreevy. etre. Ann O'Malley, and the late P.

H. Flans-tare at residence of Mrs. Kate Flanagan. 2S11 Burling-et. Funeral Monday at a.

rn. to St. Sebastian church. Interment Mount Carmel. Aurora and Brooklyn.

N. papers please copy. Freeport Epiphany church. NAILS-Johanna Nails. nee Malone, beloved wife of the late Charles.

fond mother of Mary. Charles. Michael. and the late John. Catherine and Johanna.

at reselenee. 4351 W. 2241-st. Funeral Tuesday. Oct.

18. at elln. Juneau Mount a.Cararaiel. Wis.) papers pleas copy. Nevada 28 1 ti OLIVER-Charles N.

Oliver. Oct, 14. 1927. beloved husband of Gertie Oliver. lather of Grace.

Russel. Fred. Mare. Roitana. and Richard Oliver.

brother of Frank. Oscar. Jessie, and William Oliver. Services at residenee. 7151 S.

Carpenter-st, MondaY. Oct. 17. at 2 P. m.

Interment Mount Greenwood. OLSEN-H. Eugene Olsen. siuddenly. fond husband of the late Pearl.

nee Knight. toed lather of Mildred. atm of the late Carl and Bertha Olsen, brother of Claude. Bernard. Albert.

Frank and Mrs. Emilia Foisted and the late Theodore. nephew of Peter S. Olsen. Funeral Irons bonze of brother.

'2427 Monday. p. an. Autos to Mount For lafornialion. Kedges 7007.

O'Malley. beottee of 'Edward. Mrs. Mary Gaughan. Mrs.

tither-me O'llutitiell. John. ENs114 and the late Mn. Sarah Futierel Non. day at 8:45 a.

ru, from late rettt4ener 122' N. Keystone-av to St. Mers eburaa Burial Mount Cannel. PATT-Richard B. Pate beloved son of Min-me.

nee Keane. and the late Edmund Pate fond brother of Mae. Helen. and Eldwarci 'att. Funeral Tuesday.

Oct. 18. at 0 a. on. from residence.

7914 to St. Francis de Paula chureh. Bonet et Mount Olivet. PATTERSON-Ethel May Patterson. daughter of Anna and the late Frank, fond sister of Frank.

Gs-or-re Mrs. A. W. Con nab. Blancee.

Mrs. E. Johnson. Mrs. Olive Powers.

Len. and 1-rater Patierson. Flu neral Tuesseay at 9:30 111. tn. 'rens lair reeistence.

3414 W. to Our Lade of Sorrows eenrcet. where loolcum eequirm masa will be ca.cleated. Interment Al. Saints eOfneterYe For lefortnauoa Auon 0204.

Adam S. Mos, believed one of the wealthiest men of Du Page county. died Friday evening at Elmhurst hospital of a heart attack. Earlier in the week he had suffered a severe fall in his home, 111 North York street. Elmhurst.

Mr. Clog was a stockholder In two Elmhurst banks and is said to have been a large stocktiolder in the Chicago Title and Trust company. He was chairman of the board of directors and former president of the Elmhurst State bank arid a stockholder of the First National bank of Elmhurst. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 P. M.

Tuesday tis the chapel at 130 South -York street. Elmhurst. Burial will be at Elm Lawn abbey. Elmhurst Glos, who was years is survived by his widow. nary institution.

It has grown to be the greatest of its kind in America. It had an extraordinary beginning. It was born of a revolutionary idea. It has grown great because this idea has fitted in perfectly with public demand for something better in methods, manners and equipment at funerals. Today, as'on every day since MRS.

EMMA S. RITTENHOUSE IS TAKEN BY DEATH the small beginning, a "Hursen" funeral is at once recognized, because of that indefinable something which spells elegance, superior thought, superior service, superior quality, superior attention, superior environment, superior equipment. You see and feel this superiority whenever you witness or attend a "Hursen" funeral. NORTH WESTERN LIMITED The Finest Train to 7 tt, 16, 4...4, No 71--( It "s41 I St 2 144:4 14i i 1 Il .41 fe, y'l I l' ........1. C.V..' I'')' 1 )-." '14 'S' 4 4., ,,:....101 IL I I 4-, si- -A0 7 4 --t, If -ti' i- lalP li Vfl 4 t'''; .1.

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Z'A 0 it 1. 0 -)- 1 1 lk, 4A .4 i 'c '4, -ot it. -to, 1 ttiNt ki fivt. rtf Ituv 4 ,10, tet ve tc: 0 i Di sr This is why "Hursen" funer Mrs. Emma Stover Rittenhouse widow of Moses F.

Rittenhouse. pioneer Chicago lumberman, died clay at her home. 1347 Hyde Park boulevard. She was 78 years old. Born in Pennsylvania, she came to Chicago and was married to Mr.

Rittenhouse in 1871w the year of the great Chicago tire. He died in 1915. Mrs. Rittenhouse was a member of the club and of the Hyde Park Travel club. She is survived by her bons, Edward F.

of Pontiac. Charles of Chicago, and Dr. Walter RittenLouse of San Diego, Funeral stry1e41 will be held at 3 p. in. Tuesday in the chapel at 623? Normal avenue.

Burial will be at Vineland. Ont. ST.PAUL-MINNEAPOLIS als are preferred by the 4,000.000 people in Chicago's vast territory. Hursen funeral equipment is made up of spedaily built "Hursen-Lincoln" passenger automobiles and "Hursen-Lincoln" limousine-hearses, unequaled in all America! Yet it does not cost any more for the use of these than for the ordinary and less desirable kind. WIRTHMary E.

Wirth. Oct. 15. 53Z4 N. fond Inotber, Alton Ferny.

Marie Green. and tbe Margaret Funeral service at ttal: 2701 N. Clark-et, Mondiks Interment Roach, Ill. wrrn brother of Mrs. Edward rettitFmee.

0049 Eberhardt-as. 3 r. Orhi at churdt. 47th-tit. and St.

Lawlenosaw terment Oak ooda. ZOLLE1tR4Jbert H. Zoller. Oct. a her of Emelt Zoller.

Bery ste Ofle. and Rita brotber el ter G. Zoller. Funeral services al Hide Pa-k-blvd. 3toodall.

al 2 0- 111. terreent Oakwood.awe! A i 4-el-el -iw N. i I 7:7 I skiotalt ----4 Dr. Alexander Caird, 84, Spiritualist Leader, Dies Dr. Alezaader 84 years civil war veteran and pioneer leader in the spiritualist movement in America.

died on Friday at his home. 3535 Cottage Grove avenue. Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 4227 Cottage Grove avenue.

Dr. Caird waa the organizer and president of the Fraternal Order of Spiritualists of America. On account of Illness, however he had not attended meetings for the last three years. 1. gWIFTLY, restfully, punc tually, it speeds through the nighta fine club on flying wheels.

Thoughtful and courteous employes eager to uphold the traditions of this the Flag Bearer of all trains to the Great Northwest. No extra fare. The table d'hote dinner for which this train is noted is ready to serve at 6:00 p. m. Try this truly fine train on your next trip to the Twin Cities.

Ix. Chicago 6:30 p. ra. Lv. Davis St, Evanste3 6:49 p.

Hursen, in raising the stand-and of quality at funerals, at the same time revolutionized funeral cost. This is why "Hursen" funerals cost but a fraction of the charges usually made elsewhere. So, call Hursen, of course! ANNOUNCEMENTS. WEISSEirs Eaksted Wel. EvireiW dedneatzon of monument for feu, bee alto and mothr-r.

Eva Fulven take plawe 0-t. SIAIII1 GIVEN LITE TELIL 'Eureka. LI, Oet 1A furs tottud Wade guilty of the harder, of Cherie Geenthaan at Gooktfieet Li ea Juty Id end ettatenced turn to hie 11) TICKET OFFICES Thn 148 S. Clark Street. Phone 22,3 W.

Jackson Street, Phone Madison St. Terminal, Phone Passenger Information. Phone Dearborn 2323 or Dearborn 2121 ay Dearborn 2323 Dearborn 2060 7 5TATiD5 DUI 37d -m wnliatn ret: Ion sad the men" re', of JAM G. WGeon tor tho kind 'r the FOR SA1.E-1 BLOCK OF LOTS 'Lod ttroats. tweed a IRICrAL: bat-CA-II tor quite eaht, 374.

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JORDAN ZE CO. Funeral Ptre-lor tI eterare Yerl Lria-at at St- Omar. aiS 164a Chtcas ea Fiite Hotels CHICAGO Amami. ii "el .1 inlati arll I 1 3 HURSEN "FUNERAL HOMES' North Side-929 Belmont Avenue WELlington 1724 Few Voora from Beimont West Side-2346 W. Madison Street WESt 0100 immedtatelti East of Wester Ana.

South Side-1818 S. Michigan Avenue CALumet 4030 immettsatelit bottsA of IStit It. Chicago's Independent Funeral Director 'ESTE a had chardztrc-P 6200 Kelm mop Awe North A ii 'The Test of Everything in the Test of the West RAILWAY' L. lb i 1 1 .1 16. (A).