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CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 3. 1933. 30 Mrs. Marie Rapp Dies i DEATH NOTICES WINNIE WINKLE, THE BREADWINNER: Confessions Are in Order Where She'd Lived 69 Yrs.

Mrs. Marie Rapp died yesterday at CUNNEA Mary E. Cunnea Inee McElhemeJ. rrr hum her home, 1703 Orchard street, where ran WnNWflUT I 15 ABOUT -r-. 1 --ANO-ANP I PQ UM.fisDl DO MO To THAT THE rAYSTEPAOUS WFN WHO'S she had lived for the last 69 years.

Mrs. BR II 18 -t 3 15 11 i fi t- vrti i Trv tuqnuV ii i rrrMT "Dn rt- -v. i i i i i i i BKN H2LP1N6 iVE 50 OFTEN MSNEAFSy I BiS 3s? I i i nMN lu i inn i i i LKim i ruL tu i -i i 1 -rn i mi i ui i i HOPE FORGIVE Rapp was S9 years old last April. The GOSH, I FEEL UKE THIRTY CENTS THE WAV I'VE "BEEN "RUNNING WlfA POWM11 I'VE -U1 ItACHIfSCa Vt Ug Hs4J I I ET II Twn tog lpon iif a 1 acariy beloved wile ol William A. Cunne fond mother of Joseph, Isabella.

James, William, Margaret, John, and Thomas Cunnea, sister of Mrs. James H. Doyle. Mrs. William J.

Colohan. Janva John Edna and Florence Mc-Elherne. Funeral Saturday. Nov. 4.

at 9:.10 a. from her late residence, 3708 W. to St. Nicholas of Tolentina church. Interment at Mount Olivet cemetery.

Kindly-omit flowers. Grovehill 2020. fAE FOR AU. THOSE rAEAN THINGS 5Alt 1 -B HI B7S? II I m. I Fl 11 CURATOR, DIES 5lNP.y 60T TO GO UP TO WS CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS ANO APOLOGIZE -X FA RRIKGTON Dr.

Oliver C. Farrington. old frame house her 11 children were born there was one of the few that survived the Chicago fire. Mrs. Rapp was the oldest resident in the neighborhood.

Her husband, who was a coppersmith, died forty years ago. Mrs. Rapp was survived by three daughters, Mrs. Caroline Bohnoff. Mrs.

Mamie Susanke, and Mrs. Catherine Wedding, and five sons, Alfred, Charles, Fred, Oscar, and Henry Rapp. She was survived also by 15 grandchildren and ten Nov. 2. 1933.

of the Windermere West hotel; husband of Clara Bradley Farrington, brother of Prof. Edward H. and Horace P. Farringrtcn. Services Friday, at 3 p.

at chapel, 5203 Lake Park-av. Interment Brewer. Me. Please omit flowers. I 4 ill ill its.

i jr I IK i a txl. ll I I I I I Geology Chief Since '84; Funeral Today. FOOTE Howard Foote. Oct. 31.

husbantl of Jeannette Foote lather of Shirley. Cancel, Marguerite, and Frederic Funeral services 2 p. Friday. Nov. 3.

at residence, 347 Glencoe, HI. FOSTER Walter C. Foster, ase 68 years: Funeral services will be held this afternoon for Dr. Oliver Cummlnss Farrington, cura Henry Denhart, Benefactor of Carthage College, Dies at Chico. Oct.

31; beloved husband of Axisusta M. Foster, fond father of W. Carl Foster Jr. of Durham, CaL; Mrs. W.

A. Armstrong- of Winters. Eric E. and Norman A. Foster of Chicago.

Burial will be in Chico, Cal. Bloomington, 111., Nov. 2. Special. tor of geology at he Field Museum cf Natural History since 1894, Who died ester- Henry Denhart, 90, banker and benefactor of Carthage college, died at FRISCH Pauline Uneer Frisch, beloved wifo his home in Washington, today, He gave half a million dollars to Carthage college during his lifetime.

5J day morning in Billings Memorial if DICK TRACY Bravado! ionelThat I'M BLEEDING TO of the late Morns Frisch, devoted mother of Sidney. Harriet Cohn and Mariam, daughter of Herman and Rosa TJneer, sister ot Mrs Henry Teller. Jack. Edward. Irwin.

Emanuel and Arthur. Funeral Friday. Nov. 3, 9:30 a. from chapel, 93fi E.

47th-st, to First Hungarian cemetery. Waldheim. GOULD Pearl Gould, beloved daughter ot Edward and Rose, sister of Elena. David, and Beatrice. Funeral Friday, Nov.

3, at 1:30 p. at chapel, 7206 Stony Island-av. Interment Waldheim. HAYES William J. Hayes.

Nor. 1. 1933, at Minneapolis, beloved husband of Agnes Watson Hayes, fond father of W3-liam and Thresa and son of Mr. Ano Hayes. Funeral Saturday.

10:30 a. from funeral home, 318-320 N. Central-av. Austin, to Resurrection church. Leclaire-av.

and Jackson-blvd. Interment Mount Carmel. JACOBS Bernhard N. Jacobs of 2038 OT. SJD IN BIG CAR.

mm' trm tin HAn I'. a B-. I THOUGH -ivjlj ULTftJ I TMOUGWT SOU OJSS CXI WE LL CjErT HIP-1 LET'S GET THIS. 0 "TO I'T APRA.1D. I TMOUCMT 11 DOCTOR? I CAN'T STAND OOCma! I CAN STAND hospital after several months' illness, lie was 69 years old.

Dr. Farrington was one of the world's. leading authorities on meteorites and on gems and gem His book, Meteorites," is a standard authority in As DOCTOR NOU COMMA WELP ME iVl jt rl. 4 n-, pat: J. vA IT.

GET ME A r-CT Kff r. OUT TMAT PLATPOOT. 6A.L7LX fcUtcu WMATT DO NOU DO? SOU When This Remedy Gets Busy! A cold is no joke and Grove's Lax SCARED RUNJ NOU TLM NELLOW? GET SCARED. 1 NOU TLWN NELLOW? I WE'LL. PlNiD --4 it A DOC.

a OLIVER C. FARRINGTON ative Brotno Quinine treats it as Its field, as is his work on gems and gem He was also the author of other books and magazine articles. none I It goes right to the scat of the trouble, an infection within the system. Surface remedies are large ly makeshifL Once on Vale Faculty. Joining the museum staff a Kedzie-av beloved husband of the Ia.

Cathrine Jacobs, dear lather of Gertruds Bauer, Gunther and Helene, and fond brother of Dorothea. Member of AvondaJ. council. No. 123, Royal League.

Funeral services Saturday. Nov. 4, 1 p. at luneral home. 3301 Fullerton-ar.

Interment Rosehill cemetery. JOHNSTON Robert M. Johnston, 7440 Nov. 2, 1933. beloved husband of Hazel Johnston, father of Betty Mae.

brother of Mrs. Nina Goodlett and Harold Johnston. Services at chapel. 63d and Harvard. Friday, Nov.

3. at 9:30 p. under auspices of Rainbow lodge. No. 972.

A. F. A. M. Interment at Clinton.

Mich. Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine -2" few is speedy and effective because it is expressly a cold remedy and because it is direct and internal and COM I. PLETE! It does the four things i lr necessary. It opens the bowels, com bats the com germs and fever in the system, relieves the headache and JOHNSTON Robert Mnir Johnston. 3Iov.

S. grippy feeling and tones and fortifies the entire system That's the Dciovea D'lsbaml or Hazel fond lather of Betty May. Member of Rainbow lodge. No. 9 72.

A. F. A. M. Funeral Friday.

Nov. 3. 8 p. at chapel, 63d and Harvard. Burial at Clinton, Mich.

ii'iimi'iltit II IHIHK i- im Bl.K Ull I 'm n.m., 7- 1 ll treatment a cold requires and any LANG Luise Hummel Lang Inee Schielel, thing less is taking chances. When you feel a cold coming on, get busy SAMUELS. PISER, at once with Grove's Laxative Bromo rODtrS RiDIO BROADCASTS residence. 3930 Broadway, beloved wife of the late John, fond mother of William Hummel. John Jr.

and Louise Lang, sister of Fredericka Eopp, Gottliebs Boehmler and Gottlob SehieJe. Funeral Saturday, 3 p. at funeral home, 1458 to Memorial Park cemetery. UNDERTAKER FORI Quinine. For sale by all druggists, 3()c and 50c.

Ask for it by the full name and resent a substitute. 20 YEARS, IS DEAD Today's Features LASSEN Duffy Lassen. 5719 W. Madison- Kiiimioi Plspr 63 vears old. oper P.

M. W-G- John Harrington, th spurt reporter. WBBM The Shoemaker. WMAQ Circus Days. WKNR Votaoh and Perlmutter.

KYW Boyd Kaeburn'a orchestra. 6:45 P. M. ator of undertaking businesses on the beloved brother of Louis and Albert Lassen. Mrs.

Jennie Parks, and Mrs. Petra Benson. Funeral notice later. For information call Austin 0199. 20 ri north and west Bides for the last aka mirlv In Vila LEINWEBER Grace Leinweber, nee King.

1:00 p. m. V-(i-N "Just Plain Bill a drama of American village life. 3:00 p. m.

.1 til VI 1' I -X months after its founding. Dr. B'ar-rington was the dean of the institution for many years. After taking degrees at Maine Stnte college and Vale university he was a member of the faculty at Yale. For a time he was with the United States National museum, before coming to Chicago.

During his first ten years as head of the department of geology at the Field museum Dr. Farrington served as a lecturer at the University of Chicago. He led several expeditions for the Field museum, the most notable being the Marshall Field geological expedition in 192-' and 1323. On this trip he spent seven months in the interior 1 Urazil. traveling 800 miles by mule train.

Dr. Farrington discovered that vast Melds, rich in diamonds, topazes, and emeralds, were not being worked, and brought hack with him rare black diamonds atid the skeleton of a prehistoric giant sloth. Headed American Association. Among the honors conferred upon Dr. Farrington were the presidency of the American Association of Museums and fellowships in the Geological Society of America and the American Association for the Advancement of Science.

He was a member of Phi I'eta Kappa and Sigma Xi fraternities. Dr. Farrington is survived by his widow, Mrs. Clara Drad'ey Farrington. A brother, Wallace Kider former governor of Hawaii end publisher of a Honolulu newspaper, died recently.

The funeral services will be held at o'clock in an undertaking chapel at Luke Park avenue. The body will be sent for burial to Brewer, Dr. Farrington's birthplace. apurimem ai ine Aariiua nuici. vj Foster avenue.

He had been ill only a few days of heart disease. late of 1730 N. dearly beloved wile of Herman, fond mother of Mildred Young, and Edward Jones, sister of Frank and Bonnie Kin'j. At rest in the funeral church 3834-30 Irving where W-G-N Tom. lliek, and Harry.

WBBM Boake Carter. WKNK Irene WMAQ The Goldbery. KYW Harold Van Home, pianist. 7 P. W-G-N The Palmer House ensemble.

WBHM The Wonder Bakers. WLS lion Bestor'a orchestra, with Ethel Mr. riser was born in Russia and m. i i v- to.j.-j.f i services win oe neia oaiuroay at p. came to cnicaso wnen ne was i v- a old.

He was a member of numerous '1 LtJCAS-Robert M. Lucas of 6821 Crandon. fraternal organizations. His widow, 'ly, iVlTilL.rf '1 v- Chicaso. at Boise.

Idaho; husband of Sbutta. KYW Konarlo Bourdon's orchestra. Jes Mrs. Cclia Greenbcrg riser, and three if 3 U' K'i'J" fnS? sica Dratronctte, and Grantland Bice. W-G-N Murray Gibbon; illustrates the Masic of Melody." 4:00 p.

m. 'W-G-N Edwin Markham, poet: Myrtle "Wal-prcen and Ann llocn in "Goodwill Industries and Their Bene daught ers, Mrs. Sylvia Heller. Mrs. Services Monday! 2 p.

at chapel. 1801 1:15 P. M. W-G-N llertilce Taylor, soprano and or Beatrle Kaye, and Mrs. Gertrude Jakson-blvd.

Interment at Oakwoods cem- 4 A Di.rvtva IV 1 etery, 3:0 p. under auspices I I V. fC. I ii. v- ow m.

A ehrntru. Davis uncral services will be held at 1:30 1 oZ' Vi4 Friends may cali aVchape'l afternoon" Sat- iTK f'V! U.A'S urday. o'clock today in the chapel at 4311 Lux. beloved husband of Pia 1 i i i 5 LUX John Broadway. Burial will be in Jewis JOHN BRADLEY, RETIRED FARMER OF LAKE DIES John Bradley, long time resident of Lake county, died last night in his home at 129 Hast Attendee road.

Lake Forest. Death was due to pneumonia, which attacked him Saturday. He was 76 years old. Mr. Bradley was a retired farmer.

His family had owned a farm near Liberty ville for many years. He had served as a member of the Lake county Democratic county central committee. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Ellen Bradley; a son, John J. Bradley, and two daughters, Mrs.

George J. Fitzgerald and Mrs. R. F. Wells.

Funeral services will be held tomorrow in St Mary's church, lake Forest. Burial will be in St. Mary's cemetery. Walter C. Foster, Retired Tailor, Dies in California Word was received in Chicago yesterday of the death Chico.

of Walter C. Foster, a retired Chicago merchant-tailor and former president of the Merchant Tailors and Designers association. He died at his home Tuesday. Two boms. Eric E.

and Norman A. Foster, live in Chicago. Also surviving are Mr. Foster's widow, Augusta; a daughter, Mrs. A.

Armstrong of Winters, and a third son, W. Carl Foster of Durham, Cal. Charles A. Gray, Retired Portrait Painter, Dies St. Louis.

Nov. 2. (p) Charles Koeblel. and fond father of Lawrence, Waldheim cemetery, il Elmer, and fits. Rose, Funeral Saturday.

JNov. from West End funeral WBHM Edwin C. Hill. WCFL Al Uandler'a orchestra. torn P.

M. W-G-N Piatt and Merman, double pianos. WBBM The March of Time. WMAQ Mr. Twister.

WLS Dangerous Paradise. 7:13 P. M. W-G-N Kbe Anplrberry. WLS" Ked Davis.

8 P. M. W-G-N Hon farina' orehentra. WLS Phil Harris' orchestra, with Leah icae-o-rd. and 16th-st Chicag-o 6:30 p.

m. -J VJ parlor, tn Wife nf British Chief Justice 1 Heights, to St. Agnes' church. .2 ALTER Wolf Malter. ase 52 years, beloved nJ every neigmmr A.

M. W-U-N liood musicul program, time kliiuls, wrMtlirr rrporU. 9 A. M. (i Krrp it Hub.

with tpt. lul Fojarly. A. M. W-O-N Clara, Lu' fcm.

A. M. W-U-N Markrt reporta; the Mail Box. A. M.

WB1 Al and Pete. on. 10 A. SI. tovie t'rraoiinlUir, wlh rMnrl X.

Kushnian A. M. W-O-N Ilnptiy KudinKx;" markrt ierts. WbtM I rtUiiie Miller. vas.

10:30 A. M. The Poring (Utrra and Allan lirant. Tony Wt.ua. VMA(J Muxic Appretiatiuo Hour.

10:15 A. 31. Paluled Dreama." 11 A. M. W-G-N r.rant, pianist.

WBi.M The Von.ts ol txp-riPnce. MAQ ArtuiUl. WHNI-RomIw Wulle. sot'tario. Ki W-Hex Maupln'a ort-iieatra.

11:10 A. M. W-(S-N Mary Mnade'a wek-end apetlala. A. M.

V.i;-N Markft report! digeat of the Bewe. WflBM Frank Wilson, KYW National Farm and Home hour. 11:50 A. M. W-li-N H-alth talk.

IJr. tieorje U. Bone. WLS Corn hllrkinz -ontthl. NCO.N.

W-ti-X Midday aervlee. John Tbonipon, tlitrmo Hume MUslonary aoeiety. wbl.M The Ultle French I'rinctM: the Plavboya WMAQ flick Flddler'a orrhcatra. MTAaK Noon time concert. WCFL LuntliKin roncrt.

P. M. (iraln marketa; I'ulmrr Know en-aernble. WhbM Kaey Ate. WMAQ The Mernemen.

WAAF Op ratio Oenm. 12:13 r. M. W-G-X The Blaekntone Hotel Musie Weaver. WBBM Jack Brook, tongs.

KYW Smack-out. wen, Kana talk. WMAQ Pan RunM't orchestra. Harrington. interviewing Pernio Bier a coach of Uni- LaDNDON.

Nov. Hew reaIize near, JAN CARHEK. lMaitri-e Seymour l'lioto I husband of Rose, fond lather ol Lillian. Florence, Netta. Sylvia, and Morton, brother of Mrs.

Lena Charak. Mollio Malter. Machle Misar. and the late Max and Funeral Friday. Nov.

3. 1 P. at chapel, 3i54 Roosevelt-rd. Interment Jewish Waldheim. Member of East Gate lodge.

No. 23. A. F. A.

M. an, wiie ul iiio iuiu tuiei juonvc, i Kav. the remarkable nesf, WMAQ Fred Allen's revue, with FerUe versity of Min suddenly collapsed and died tonight Grof's orchestra. promptness and superior. itv of llursen service in in the midst of a dazzling assembly of England's most prominent persons McROY Ada F.

McRoy. Nov. 1. 1933, a gathered at the Mansion bouse for a yr KYW Carlos Molina orchestra. WCFLOrchestra.

8:15 P. M. W-G-N Stevens Hotel ensemble. WBBM" Threads of Happiness." 11:30 P. M.

W-G-N Wayne Klnc'a orchestra. WBBM Football show. the residence of her son, 0732 wife of George G. McRoy, mother of Harold Geonre A. and Clifford J.

Funeral services Saturday at 3 p. at chapel, 4227 Cottage Grovc-av. Interment mayor or London, uancms was in dircctins funerals. They Lnnw that l'urson rlcRancc. llurcn unmatrh-able equipment, and the ne of llursen Organ-Uiapels, always free, cannot he matched1 in ihcir own neighborhood.

nesota Football club. 7:00 p. m. KYW Jessica Dra-onette, soprano; Grantland Rice and RoHarlo Bourdon's orchestra. 8:30 p.

m. and 10:30 p. m. W-G-N The music of Wayne King and Jan Garber. 9:30 p.

m. WMAQ The Northerners" and Olga Kargau, lyric coloratura, with the Little Symphony" String ensemble. Dr. J. A.

Burrow Dies; Methodist Church Official Knoxville, Nov. 2. VP) Dr. J. A.

Burrow of Chattanooga, secretary of the Holston conference of the Episcopal Church South, died in a hospital here tonight of injuries suffered in a fall a week ago. He was 73. progress when the tragedy occurred. The reception Immediately was abandoned and more than a thousand WKNU Phil Baker, comedian, and other METER Joseph B. Meyer, suddenly; hov rtints.

WMAQ Victor Young'a orch'lra, with Lee Wiley. Princess Nobuko Asaka, I'l: They know, too, that Hur- t.J 8rn funerals cost WCFL Polish program. 8:13 P. M. W-G-N 4an Garber'a orrheslra.

Aunt of Mikado, Is Dead a-'fc' I ir rri; TOKIO. Nov. 3 Friday OP) tTF 8 KYW Dr. C. H.

Springer. 9 P. M. W-G-N Areb Bailey, baritone, with or Princess Nobuko Asaka, aunt of Km- irTS Ifg JfZkatJf it chestra. Alden Gray, 75, retired portrait paint peror Hirohito, died today of nephritis.

WBBM Harry Sosnik orchestra, with er who lusted I'resident McKinlcy. Eu The princess was the wife of Prince ONt-n and Johnson. gene Field, Opie Read and Mark Twain Yasuhiko, the head of the collateral Dr. Robert P. Fletcher Found Dead in His Home Wilmington, Nov.

2. Of) Dr. Itclcrt P. Fletcher, 74, former Washington. D.

dentist, was found dead in the home of his son-in-law today. I'hynicians said death was due to heart trouble. A son, Robert P. Fletcher lives in Chicago. WMAQ Tho "First Klghter." WEN a Illinois Agriculture association band of the late Theresa, nee Cantweli: loving father of Mrs.

Marie Ramels. fond, brother of Mrs. F. A. Holland and Benrv E.

Funeral from aister's residence, 3423 Grove-av Berwyn. Saturday. Nov. 4, 9 a. to St.

Leonard's church. Interment Mount Carmel. MOORE Edward E. Moore of 606 Greenlesf-av Wilmette, hiuband of Ida. father ot Henry.

Catherine, and Jane Moore, and Mrs. William Bates. Funeral notice later. NISBERG Abraham I. Nisberg-.

6. hiiKband of Ethel, nee Roseman. father of Lillian Ladof. Jack Barney. Archie.

Edward, and Leonard, brother of Mrs. Pearl Cohen and Mrs. Tillie Sehlau. Funeral Friday. Nov.

3. 1 p. m- at chapel, 3600 W. Roosevelt-rd. Interment O.

B. A. cemetery, Waldheim. Kindly omit flowers. PIEHL Marie Piehl, Nov.

1. 1833. of 617 beloved wife of Louis fond sister of Mrs. Alma Ward. Services at chapel.

2701 Friday at 3 p. ni. Interment Rosehill. DDlTCIIinTl A TJi i Tien. North Belmont Ave.

rhoneHHI.Itngton lit West 234 West Madison PhonHA Tmarket 9100 South 120 South Mirfciean Phone CALvmet i080 1 P. M. W-G-N Juot Plain Bill." WM AQ The mngio ol r'e'h. KYW Executive club of Chl aco. WAAF The Hooaier Philosopher.

VTLS Cncle Kzra. 1:15 P. M. W-G-N" The fctory of llrlen Trent." P. M.

W-O-N Steven Hotel enaemhle. as subjects, died here today at a num 1 prosram. branch of the imperial family, the house of Aeaka. She was the sister of Emperor Yoshihito. the father of Emperor Hirohito.

She was the eighth daughter of the late Emperor Melji. ing home. He is survived by his widow, a patient in tho same institution. Mr. Gray was at one time on Chicago newspapers.

r. in. W-G-N Kichard Cole' orehrstns. WCFL Ai Handler'! orchestra. :30 P.

M. W-G-N Tomorrow'! Tribune. KYW Centenary anniversary, Philadelphia Board of Trade. WEN ft Lum and Abner. WHAQ-Tb Northerner, octette, and WfiHM Sjmphony orcheatra.

WMAQ Friday atccplecbaae: musical pro- CROSSWORD PUZZLE OUa Kaigau, lyrie roloratura. RITES TO BE HELD TOMORROW FOR NEW WILLS FILED IN PROBATE COVRT DEATH KOTICC3 In Mfmoriam MRS.V. A. CUNNEA MS A til. 1 I rive WU1S were mea wun iern rnYM.r Franklin Fot.

In loving niem- ver, beloved husband of Lottie. Inee Judsnnl. son of Mrs. and the late R. M.

I'rit'-hard. 2816 brother of Mrs. D. N. Williams and Robert O.

Pritchard. Resting- at luneral chapel. 670S Madi.on-et., alter Saturday morning, and where services will be held Monday, Nov. 6, at 2 p. tn.

Interment Oakridge cemetery. Mltchell C. Kobin In the Probate court ory. May she rest in peace. yesterday, and were approved by Oscar MORRIS Edward Morris Crntr.

WrFTj TMf Wanton, organist. VVLS Maple City Four. 1:15 P. M. ktnne Hotel Miule Weaver.

Ft Words and Munlc. WLS Dixie Maaon. 2 P. M. W-G-N Palmer House enaemble.

WMAQ Knlted Hatea Marine band. WAAF Charire Gill. WLS Homemakera" theater. 2:1.1 P. M.

W-G-N fteena Hotel r. M. V--N Karl Wllkle. baritone. KY Women's Kadio Review.

2:45 P. M. W-O-N Tentnry of Proitreaa oreheatra. WLS Cradle Drama." 3 P. M.

Oct. J. J8R0. S. Caplan, assistant to the probate Nov.

3. Funeral services are to be held at St. Nicholas of Tolentlne church at 9:30 a. tn. tomorrow for Mrs.

Mary E. Ounnea, wife of William A. Cunnea who was Socialist candidate for state's attorney in 1913 and long a judge, as follows: RICHARDSON Laura E. Richardson. In fnnd 1 REVILLION Louise Revillion ot 7143 8.

beloved wife of Frank, lond mother of Ernest. Fannie, and Mrs. Ao- ETHEL M. lMHOr, died Rpt. 29.

Estate, 17,500. to widower, brother and sister. Herman Imhof, widower, if executor. CAROLINE died July 30 netta Oderio, grandmother of Richard. Funeral Saturday, Nov.

4, 9:30 a. tn lrom late residence to St. Anthony'g church in Kensington. Burial in Holy Sepulchre. lader In th Socialist party.

:33 P. M. W-O-N Headline of Other Day. 9:45 P. M.

W-G-N The Dream MiId. WBBM Myrt and Manre. 10 P. M. W-G-N Bridge flub of the Air.

WMAQ-WENK Amos an' Andy. 10:15 P. M. W-G-N Old Hetdelbers. P.

M. W-G-N Wayne Kina's or-hestra. 10:50 P. M. W-G-N Jan Garber' orchestra.

11:10 P. M. W-G-N Rlrhard lole's orehestra. 11:30 P. M.

W-G-N Clyde MrCoy'a orehestra. 11:15 P. M. W-G-N Don Carlo' orehestra. Midnight.

W-G-N Hal Kemp's orehestra. 12:15 A. M. W-G-N Jan Garber orchestra. 12:30 A.

M. W-G-N Charlie Asnew's orehestra. 12:45 A. M. W-G-N Richard Cole's orchestra.

1 A. M. Hal Kemp' orehestra. Mrs. Cunnea died Tuesday at her Estate, S7.000.

to three children. Hazel RYAN Bridsret Ryan nee Clifford, of 7648 and loving memory of my dearly beloved wife, who passed away nine years ago todiiv, Nov. 3. LOVING HUSBAKD AND FAMILIES. Fraternal Kntlera.

INDEPENDENT ORDER B1CKCR CHOLEM UKAD1SHU- Members will ples.e attend funeral services of our late brother. Saio S. 1'iser. Friday, Nov. 3.

at 1:30 p. at chapel. Broadway. A. L.

LAPIN. Recording Secretary. Landy. daughter, la executrix. KKISKCCA C.

SHEPHERD, died Aur- 7. home, 3708 West 63d place, after a long: illness of anemia and heart disease. She was 60 years old. A native 411B Murray Gibbon, Word Put beloved wife of the late John Ryan, fond mother of Mra. Mar- I (caret Rasmussen.

James J-. Helen, the late 1'hilip and Sara, fond aunt of John Ryan. Funeral Saturday. Nov. 4.

9 a. from funeral home. 72d and Dorchester-av to Estate, 111. 000. to fifteen cousins.

The State Bank and Trust company is executor. of Kockford, she had resided in Chi I 5 1 I ri PI fi "it lL Is erj 1 3 33 P'fe I t1 I I rw-, I fc4vrfi5i Ume2 cago pi nee childhood. Khe was presi ROSE YKIXIK, died July 18. Estate. St li re rice cnurcn.

interment mount $7,000, to seven children and three grand dent of the Chicago Lawn Woman's club and was active in Catholic socie Olivet cemetery. children. Walter A. Yedor. son.

is executor of of RYDEN-Guotave C. Ryden. Nov. 2. lata 4K50 beloved husband ties and parent-teacher associations IVA LORD, died Oct.

28. Estate, S18.000. to two sons. Daniel A. Lord, on, is executor.

on th south side. Surviving Mrs. Cunnea are tJx sons and two daugh to Moale" WLS r.etl and Bob. KYW Paul Jamcn. WL'FL Afternoon Frolica.

3:15 P. M. WJ-N Bebe tranklyn and organ. WM AO Khythinlc aerenHdo. WI The Ruutid-up." 3:30 P.

M. I'hll Levant' errhera. WBF.V Ji-rry Sullivan, tenor. WMAQ The Mod-rn rolumbue. WKNi-Ccntury of Progreaa orchectra.

KYW The Two Doctoie. 3:15 P. M. W-Ci-N Kojrr ItnliiiiBon and organ. Lliraa, fond father o( Mrs.

Ethel Ertck-on. Clarence Benjamin and Fr E. Funrral services Saturday, 3 p. pt chapel. 3176 N.

Clark-st. Interment Graceland. fieorire. Mrs. Mary Midland, and the lale Clarence.

Kunurai Saturday. 0 a. from late resident. 3107 to Santa Maria Incorotiata church. Interment Mount Olivet.

ters. SCHNOOR Clara Schule' Schnoor, beloved Chief TwO'Moon Meridas BARTLETT Ruth H. Bartlelt. lale of 1301 wife of Julius, fond sis'cr of Mrs. Augusta Malcolm.

Fred, Paul, and Buso Schule. Services at funeral home, 3100 Irviii? Monday, at 2 p. m. Interment Rosehill cemetery. at Happy Hunting Ground Arsryle: beloved daughter of si.

and Alma Bartlelt. sister of Kthclyn. Funeral services Stittirdav, Nov. 4. at p.

at chapel. 4h-l N. Damcn-av. Interment Acacia Park. Waterbury, Nov.

2. Spe WBBM A very anil Hteele. WAAF The epurta revtew. 4 P. M.

W-G-N rdwln MarkhHm. Myrtle Walgreen SIMON Emelia Goltz Simon, beloved wife cial. Chief Two-Moon Meridas, originally Chlco Colon Meridas, the gaudy BOERICKE Arfolph S. Bocrl-ke. suddenly.

and Ann Horn. lioodwlll liulustrlea." of John Simon, lond mother ol Walter, Harry. John Albert. Theodore Simon, Ella Martha Daley, aDd Mildred Simon. Funeral Saturday.

2 p. at residence. 313U S. Emerald-av. Interment Oakwoods.

bi formation. Victory 1158. little brown man in the big white sombrero, who made and eint a for 7 Kov. 2. llKiH, beloved husband of lor-ence Thomas Boericke.

father of Mrs. C. Gardnur Stevens Jr. and Mrs. William M.

Walker Jr. Kutieral service at residence. Saturday, at 11 a. ra. Interment Uraceland.

tune as a healer and manufacturer of TANENBERG Jake Tanenberg. ape 65. BRANDT Joseph Brandt, beloved husband suddenly. Survived by Ben. Harry.

Joseph. Norman and Dorothy. Funeral from chapel. 1300 S. Crawford, at 1 p.

m. today. patent medicines, died in his home here today at the age of 43. The chief achieved public reception on the steps of New York's city hall, but his Last days were saddened by the refusal of the department of the interior to certify him as an Indian. THORNTON Myrtle E.

Thornton, late ot of Mathilda, nee tiebansKi; lonu lamer of John. Anna. Helen, and Martha Brandt, father-in-law of Helen and Susanna Brandt, Frank Bowman and Joseph Sanp. Funeral Saturday. a.

m. from chapel. 62i1f to St. Kraneis Xavier church, thence to St. Adalbert cemetery.

I'M ALL THROUGH WITH LAXATIVES THAT JUST LEAD A FELLOW ON! HORIZONTAL 0203 1. Wayne-av wife of Richard Thornton, fond mother of Randolph, sister of Thomas. Otto, and Harry Randolph. Funeral services at funeral borne, 6959 N. Saturday.

1 p. m. Interment BDNDA Anton J. Bunda. Nov.

1. beloved husband of Marie, nee Vavricek. father ol Oakridt'e. Mary. Emma Mae Donald.

Anton, Bess WAGNER Frani Wagner. Nov beloved Lerch, and Otto. Funeral from late husband ot Susan, nee Ave Maria, lovius R. Johnston, Executive of Swift Is Dead Robert Johnston, manager of the residence. S.

Saturday. Nov. 4, at 0 a. to Hlcswd Sacrament church. Interment St Adallebert's cemetery.

fattier of Anna Juul, Richard Wagner, and Frances Opperman, brother of Anna Manner of Toronto. Canada, and Bertha Hornstein of Gcrmauy. Funeral Saturday. Nov. 4, 2:30 p.

at residence. 1337 Gleniake-av. Interment Rosehill cemetery. WBBM KdiKNitlonal Forum. WMAQ Norman Cioutbifr'i oniieetra, 4:15 P.

M. W-G-N Century of Progrena oreheatra. WEMl Phil levant'a orchestra. WAAF Iluuquct of aong hit. 4:30 P.

M. W-O-N Stratford JoIuihoii, aonga. WKNR The tome 1'ilot. WMAQ-Mobile Moanera. KYW Karle Tanner, eons.

4:45 P. M. W-G-N Maurle Mierman'a arclieatra. WBHM Cowboy Tom. WENK Musical Momenta.

WMAQ Wizard of Oz. W-G-X Make BWlev'e Melody l-aiid. WKNK The bine Top." WHIi.M Sklppy." WMAQ Xavier Cugat'i orchestra. KYW Mel SUtzel, pianlot. 5:15 P.

M. W-G-N" Tip-Ton tlreu." WKNB Bi lliother club. WMAQ The Kye of Montezuma. WBBM Open Sesame. YW Henry Kins' orchestra.

P. M. W-G-N The l.adr. WBBM Jack Armatrotw. WMAQ Tom Mix' adventure.

KYW Uncle Bob club. WCFI Grace Wilson, contralto. 8:45 P. M. W-G-N" Little Orphan Annie." WBBM Musical.

WMAQ Betty Boob Frolic. 6 P. M. CHANDLER Lucian Hamilton Chandler. 1.

Stupid person 22. Prosecute 42. Ixng stretch of time 4. Sack 23. First day of May 43.

Post-mortem 7. Hurl fold style 43. Greek letter 9. Root of a Mexican 25. Trappers 46.

Finifch plant 27. Make more profound 47. Number under nine It. Picture taker 28. Way out 48.

Meshed fabric 12. American spotted Note of the ecale Staid cat 30. Candle power fabbr. 52. One who puts an 14.

Bird of fable 31. A duty end to law 15. Path 3G. Portion of his E5. Hinder 17.

To soak around pupil 56. More uncivil 19. Annoy 30. Knitted f' ot cushion r7. Always 20.

Confusion 40. Chief bishop 58. Put on VERTICAL soap department of Swift died yesterday in Billings Memorial hospl WARNER Louise Pierce Warner. Nov. 1, tal after an operation.

Mr. Johnston, who was 41 years old, had been with Hov. 1: beloved nusnand oi SBran rauiK-ncr Chandler, brother of Mra. Charles Meser. Verlinda.

Lu-y and the late Gertrude, K. Grinsby and Waller T. Chandler, at hia residence. 4820 Dorcheslcr-av. Funeral Saturday at 11 a.

m. at 4740 Dorchester-ay. the packing company 20 years and lived at 7440 Indiana avenue. He is 103.1. of 240 Oak larK.

mother of Robert Warner and Mrs. Mar-jorie SU'vetis. Funeral Friday, 2:30 p. at funeral home. 318 320 N.

Central-av, Austin. Interment Forest Home. CLEMENTS Robert Clements, husband of survived by hia widow and a daugh Mary Cass Clements, father of Mr. Mary WELLER Israel Weiler. 79 years, father of V.

Crawford and Robert Cass Clement ter, Betty May. Funeral services will be held tonight In the chapel at 310 West 63d street. The body is to bs brother of Margaret. Martha David. James.

John, and William. Funeral at Morns Weiler. Sarah arshawsky, MB Vogel, brother of Benjamin. Michael, Louis. Sam and Enlher.

Funeral Friday. 1 p. from chapel. 3125 W. Roosevelt-rd, to Waldheim.

54. Number under twelve YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE SOLVED chapel, 6708 Madison-sU Friday, at 2:30 sent to Kenton, for burial. When the ordinary physics fail, or require double doses to get results, you're laxative stale and the system needs a change! Try Chocolate Cascarets. They contain cascara, a natural laxative from the bark of a tree. They bring a thorough, muscular movement of the bowels.

One always works; it cleanses and sweetens the whole system; you feel better for daysl Give them a little time, and Chocolate Cascarets will have you as regular as clockwork. Their real chocolate flavor is luscious. Their action is perfect. You'll be off strong laxatives for life! One taste, one test, will explain the stampede to the new Chocolate Cascarets. 10c, 25c, 50c.

p. m. Interment Forest Home. COHEN Sadie Cohen, nee Donn. Wednesdav.

Joseph D. Oliver Personal ANNOUNCEMENTS, 'Da iffTt-jr yTHE IMPPOVEO 5 1' CAMOV LAXATIVE gr RElieVES CONSTIPATION -r F0R MfeN, WOMEN. CHI1X REN ty walk udiil you, AlafLy Nov. 1, at Los Angeles. beloved wile of Irving', fund mother of Isabel) and Frances, loud daughter ot Kale and Isaac-Smith, sister of Carrie Landy.

Sam Donn, r- Estate Valued at $2,558,164 ROSFELT Mr. and M. Joe Rossfelt and 20. Food 21. Stealing 24.

Speed 26. Transplant 31. Presses 32. Obeyed 33. Window blind 34.

Confine 35. Come into view SG. Young flower 37. One having a legal claim 33. Following 39.

Insect 41. Obese 44. Conjunction 50. River in England 51. Devoured 5o.

Fubg 1. Practical unit of elec. resistance 2. Exist 3. Wealth 4.

Reversing: 5. Beverage Liquid measure abbr. 7. Lay hold of S. Place abounding in rabbits 9.

Humorous 10. Groups with legal authority 11. Having a center 13. Journeys 14. Skeletal piece 15.

Part of verb "to be" 11. Foot Latin South Bend, Nov. 2. OP) Jos W-G-N L'nele Quiii, Jean, Donny Dreamer, Joe of Los Anseles, Jane Shfrry Louid, Citsie Be 11 inn of Richmond, and Arthur. children wiah to announce me aeuicauun ol a monument for Isadore Rosfelt.

who p-isscd away Sept. IS, 1931. ou Sunday. Nov. 6.

at 1 :30 p. at P. O. W. cemetery.

Waldheim. and WlHlibone. WBBM The Sportcaet. inr i rv -Jv 1 eph B. Oliver, plow manufacturer, left a personal estate worth $2,558,164 and CUDDY Robert James Cuddy, beloved hus WMAQ The Molle Bhow, with Koxamie band of Jean, nee Ciolimt.

sou of John and Alice Cuddy, brother of Howard, Ld- real estate valued at $80,070, it was discovered today in the invoice filed by CEMETERIES. win, Francis, Bernicu and Lorraine. Fu neral Monday, at a from 3541 Wal Wallace, contralto. KYW Oriental Village orchestra. WCFL Kddy Hanson, orvanist.

6:13 P. M. W-G-N Centurr of Froitresn orchcitra. WE.NK JDau Kusjo'i orchestra. Joseph D.

Oliver his son and cx put-st. to Maternity B. V. M. church oOHEMlAN NATIONAL CEM LOT.

9 grawt; Sect. 28; cash tiio. Albany cloo. Phone Belmont 0410. ecutor.

A large part of the personal property consists of stocks and bonds..