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N4 try -NeNt-te-ir-otteNir-100 -vie-v Ait yary itieelhoelio. 0-w-too lir-10-41-10. orvelle-Nov-100 1910. lc, 'CHICAGO DAILY TRIIIIINE: TUESDAY. orroltEn iNEE11111111111111111 F.

DEATH NOTICES 1.11:r:ATH NOTICES I DEATH NOTICES, OBITUARIES TODAY'S RADIO BROADCASTS 4 ReillARRINGION, 17PA HEAD, DIES 1 IU CONNECTICUt Today's Features I 4:45 M. W-G-NEvening Serenade. AQ--The O'Nettle. W3.114--3upuertime Prone. NV 'arudi ee Thunder.

WittIMScatteranott Baines, P. M. -(1-NN ea a. WMAQWheatena Playhouiee. It 11 Man on ihe Street.

WV's; It-114k (igInrion, IIFClielony :03 M. Beer hrr11 ortheetra. BrliGE9SE1dnra4o Burgewa Wavbintrion and Jane Smith home, Frpt. 30 1140. At chapel.

Odd and Harvard, where eery-tee will be held Watioraday. Cwt. 2. at 10 a. In.

Interment et- Charles. A-RNTIAMNfary Nfe Geo Burnham. Sept. 30, at ber resmener. 1012 E.

built street. beloved wife of the late Etta ard Burnham, 'emitter of Frederie. Raymond. Clarent-e, Nortvert Gertel, liarnid. Johan.

Donald, Genevieve Mrs. John hf feen.twid. li.enet Thomas F. and hl the lair Kelatarcl Jr. Realms at lair re.i defter.

riineral Pervier et St. chinch. soli Ellis avenue. f.ent. Z.

9 A. in. Pullet prtv ate. Omit CARLISLIRWdham tr4 earlt.le of Crerro leaf evenne. Witinetie.

of Itie tare Anne faiher of soavrum and the lair Wiiinitrrtt iasivert. brother of John l' rat lile. itel :141 P. In, al funeral home. 1 IM Greenleaf Wdmette.

Interment Rotiebili. William G. Carlisle. Charles P. O.

Gruppe. Funeral services or William G. Rockport. Sept. :10 (Special).

Carlisle. SO years old, a Chicago real estate broker for 50 years. will be Paul O. Gruppe, 80. noted 'contemporary painter.

died today at held at 2:30 p. tn. today in the chapel his Bearskin Neck cottage. Ile was at 1118 Greenleaf avenue, Wilmette. the father of four children, including lie died Sunday in his home at 825 Paul O.

Gruppe, noted cellist. and Greenleaf avenue. Mr. Carlisle was Emily Gruppe of Gloucester, painter. a member of the board of directors of lie was the oldest member of the oath Woods cemetery and a member putehre studio of The Hague.

the Chicago Real Elate Ile land, and had received honors In that formerly was manager of the Dickey country, France. and the United estate, in charge of the Selwyn, tar- States for his work in oils and water ris, and Cort theaters. lie leaves a colors. A nMive of Ontario, he was brother. John T.

Carlisle of Fort a sign painter in Rochester. N. Launderdale, and a daughter, before going to Holland to study art. Mrs. Theodocia Stavrum of San Francisco, Cal.

Mr NISTV Ittiralkam his Bearskin Neck cottage. Ile was the father of four children, including Paul 0. Cruppe, noted cellist. and Emily Cruppe of Gloucester, painter. lie was the oldest member of the Putchre studio of The Hague, 1101.

land, and had received honors In that country. France. and the United Stales for his work in oils and water colors. A nMive of Ontario, he was a sign painter in Rochester, N. before going to Holland to study art.

Mn. Mary Burnham. EBEICitt NAN LIPb.nrann. belovael bilithand May, father of anel Alir tarn. fond brother of Fred Lieeer-riutra and Knox etlbervte 3n.

Funeral lees Tuesday. it. sit b-Zul Br beetilvro ef 73-54 et. Faerente avenue. cleaviy et Michael.

imong mother of and Nary fond stater et b111 Mare 4 anti r1v. Ft--00-lat ednvotlav. to Iron! 41ta4 E. to 'Merman nalY ornIttary. Nit itMEEFirner M.

'N. stata tst th is, 10v aVrinit. eon 1 rt. ant Iry Mother of St es. I(aa 1M at rt, tle.

se4 M. 1.nerai from ha pal 4. amaan teeet Tbur.Y I I a bi- Met church. burial uz.l. armet, Chalon bervtva.

I I Mather at a and tad Mi.tt b. e.t-aa tlmy. et 1 JO at 7 rnad. creraiwaa at vetnetery. 1Xtito rg t.

-4 er "7- tkat at 1 JO P- re at 7 tot t.rmak 7,014. at sat Nattonal Inrt cemetery. fortuatto Coca Lt Army Engineer on Leave to Spending Agency. ON SHORT WAVE. 1 Icentrat Standard 'lime" p.

London Calling." GSM, 11.76 GSC. 9.58 :31.3 in. p. III Eng IMO. 11.77 25.4 trc: 15.11 31.6 in.

p. Speaks." LSD, 11.75 tSC. 9.1,6 31 3 tn. WM 0 in Elik 11,111. 0,64 $1.1 '2R01, II SI mer.

in 2R06. 1 b30 10 6 m. BERLIN-10 30 p. in Ertaionl. 1410.

11.77 niec. 2.4 VIP, 1a.11 31.6 m. Rada N'ewereel 6.11 meg. 411.1 pio4 31.3 GS1I. 11-75 m.

oriliCAGO NCI-W-10S0 WIND-560 WM AQ-070 7 0 IV WIA-870 OV F. i I 4.1 IWENRSIA VA A W1JIC-14t10 A. eitAmberg of b'llt $th atreer. Wilmette. molher of Nantlie D.

ami Waller II Chambers. Funeral iservo-ea in Inurphraboro. Ill. Itentalna at funeral ho me. Greenleaf Wilmette.

Itnitt 3 3 NIFTFIVRova Mem. 'lc 03. tato rf 1411 p. m. Tueday tavola Wrdiiriiday morning.

I Taylor trew'. w.f. msaaz. CI.114CKFrancig 3 rtirAck, beloved sort of 1 motfwe of MArv 'te 1 Tnoma and 'regale Nlitrphlt tura, I. Minnie hotai.

5airt. brother of Ntreha.l. Thomaa 11 Jiiiiiis. and lielett. In ara, a-at ham.

James. John. Joattm. Ray. loter of barner Nflatio.r..

t- u.rett,.. mond, sod Itonakl. Funeral WeItte.lor Ill. I. do', 2 in at 0 I 11 tt- ko 2.

at A. flow 15 w. laati Intermrbt WCdbe.rat North alerole. to t. Anol.t 4 ifils In Kt KY a.

1., ,,,,,1 tertiiiint Nt I I army'. kedtle i of the halo Aees lITe tf i .11 I tilit KV andrcar s. I. of the late Atm'', I 41r t-o and Mrs. Mary Burnham.

widow of Edward Burnham. died esterday In her home at 932 East 50th street. She was SG years old. More than 60 years ago 'Mrs. Burnham persuaded her husband.

then a dealer in hair goods. to open a beauty shop at 140 North State street. After Mr. Burnham, died In 1924 Mrs. Burnham took aft he charge of the firm.

She leaves two daughters. eight sons, 24 grandchildren. and three great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 9 a. m.

tomorrow in St. Ambrose church, 47th street find Ellis avenue. A. IL Horwich. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.

m. today in the chapel at 3651 Roosevelt road for A. 11.1Iorwich. an insurance broker, who was found dead at the heel of his car early Sunday morning. Mr.

liorwich was born in Russia 56 years ago. lie came lo Chicago in 1906 anti engaged in the insurance business. Ile is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Daniel Friedman of Chicago: Mrs. Cele Cam of Detroit; and Miss Bertie Horwich, who lived with him at 4201 Melrose street.

Burial will be in Waldheim cemetery. 4 ON W-G-N. (Central Standard Time. The Northerners' 30 minute song concert, directed by harry S. Walsh, will be presented over W-G-N from the main audience studio a 9:30 p.

m. Six selections from the popular "Nina Rosa," by Sigmund Romberg, will open the program. Irene Verner, the Northerners' soprano soloist, will sing "Prasquita's Serenade," by Franz Lehar. For the evening finale Miss Verner will join the octet and the string orchestra in three selection! from "Too Many Girls." the Rodgers and Hart musical. Starting at 1:30 p.

m. Guy Savage and Jack Brickhouse will collaborate in a play by play account of the first city series ball game between the Chicago Cubs and the White Sox. Ail 9:15 p. m. Lob Elson will give a preview of the world series.

The Laugh 'n Swing club, 30 minutes of fun, songs, and music, with Comedienne Mable Todd, Master of Ceremonies Morey Amsterdam, Del Casino, vocalist, and Van Alexander's orchestra, will be offered from 8:30 to 9 p. m. An exciting episode in the popular dramatic series. Ned Jordan, Secret Agent, is scheduled at 7:30 p. tn.

Billy Repaid. the Flying Reporter. will be heard with a quarter-hour of late news at 9 p. mu. ON OTHER STATIONS.

P. m.WLSBen Bernie, with Carol Bruce. 7:30 WMAQ Horace Heidt's Treasure Chest. Nighter. Please Oscar Levant and Claire Booth Brokaw.

8-1VMAQBatt1 of the Sexes. 8WENR Musical Americana, with Raymond Paige and Jessica Dragnnette. McGee returns to air. 8 BM Prof. Quiz.

9WMAQBob hope's show. Walter's Benedict Shubart. Benedict years old. of Denever. western sales representative for the Link-Belt company, Chicago, died yesterday in La Jolla.

Cal. Mr. Shubert was a grandson of Benedict Shubert, who came to Chicago in 18:18. He NV MI a native Chicagoan and attended Armour academy and the Armour Institute of Technology. Surviving are his widow, Daisy, of Denver; two sons.

Stanley of Denver and Harry of Chicago, and a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Rosenwald of Kansas City, Mo. Oliver H. Shoup. Santa Monica, Sept.

30 RI. Oliver IL. Shoup. 1-1, governor of Colo-ratio from 1919-22, died today of a heart attack. The widow and three sons survive.

Shoup V41131 one of Colo-ratio's wealthiest men. acquiring hiA fortune in the early development of 'Wyoming oil fields. Ile was the first president of the Midwest Oil company and in 1914 became president of the Midwest Refining company. Ile was born at Champaign, Dec. 13, 1869.

retue opheta ft 24onherg. brow lir-r 4.t Protherdn-law of Aar' V. i-en Sery-eee Thorarlae. p. at rorte.

Fullerton IVPI.MO. Intertnett It IrvIng Tara llottleAard cemelery 01SF.NAmIrear he'oeed h7.0--,at2 elf Hilda. nee Pauieen. fonl 14'r et' ot Marto 11.aerta,..m. 1ne.

FrIme. Harrod. lir. re, grandfatne-r of aramictaGeren. Funeral Wen-nenae.

2. 3 p. at tuner-II hnrr, MOnt Arelllo Buraii reraL yard cemetery. POLLACKArtlham 70,, band th late Altrertan )nee food father of Paul. Mrs harlea.

arid VIT.ham Jr, b- nr ef oroe Bateman. grandfather of P. Oreo and one Wedner414e. Ont. 2.

at at I-xeeat home. Be1mont-ay. Concorc.a.. RAPPAxel 3. Sent- 23.

bertred huehand GI Jennie, food Lithr et i-zareley lt and the late Far. of Balherme. grandfather et Su- Jr brother of Charlea F-eet. F. Itror.

and Fri thtot Johneon. Fi.nera: erIrrele dav. 2 p. at 1.1111Y Balmoral and Marrolla at Interment Mmonal Park. at as rerodenoe.

540 3dictican until 1.2 .34) ro, WedneNfax. ITM AYERMary Re.tmarer. the 214 Joaer h. tInSitor ut Ro. h.

tr sw rt. Irank, aunt, of Barry. at JII a. m. from 4 hapeL 4117 Ar91110.

In St. Plai.omena ment St. IMP Of Ft 7:1,1 ts it of Mtchnel mother of lip. J. Reynold.

WW13ra Mrs. and the late Grace. ec of Mnit. Reaeon and Mary Gafney. 2705 Cottage Grove dav.

Oct. 1. 0 a St. Lae-church. Burial 114 Sep.chre.

ROTUNNOTonv tDu1e Rortinrio. leLd.ter,- Iy. of 912 S. Carpenter reet. t.

anal of the late and Ange.a brother of the Iva Mart, Sorto and Funeral 1A.Pi1tlel.1aV at 7Io U. funeral home. tlitt Ash.and to Our Lad; of Pompeat Mount Carmel 4 41. liatki. Sept, no), leloved husband t.r Ihn ii.bi 1.

of Dahl. brother of Irene Mute, and Marry Dahl, Funeral from late. Cr Ystal treet. Thursdav. a.

to St. Fidehus church. Interment fid. Adelberte cemetery. DAVIESAbbie romp Dal-4-R Pt F.

WO Inn place. Sept. ti. at Whitettelcl. N.

widow of DRVid C. Da Viet. sister of A. Poole. Frederick A.

Poole. and Lois Poole. Funeral notice later. 'DAMATONick DAmato. beloved husband of Sylvia.

nee Lombardi: fond father of Rachel. Lawrence. Bernard. and the late s'arolina. brother of Dental-do.

Funeral Wadnets lav. to a from chapel. 2600 Wentworth-avenue. to 8t. Fterriarcl' church.

Interment fit. Mary's. Victory DOI. DEARDORFFClyde M. Deardorff.

dearly beloved husband of Gertrude. Srvetril. Funeral from chapel. :191 ft Iry int l'Ark road. Thursday.

2 rt. ro. Interment Memorial Pftrk cemetery. Member ktvrti lodge. No.

A. E. A. t4 Aledinah temple. A.

A. O. N. N. S.

of Chicago; National Sojourners; Illinois, Athlotto Ridgemoor Country club. and Foot 613. American Legion. DENEREHenry Deneke. beloved husband of Annie.

fond lather of Ernest DeneSe and Lillian Watson. grandlather of Robert Trippel. Sertires 2 p. m. Tuesday at chapel.

6130 Cottag Grove avenue. Interment Mount lope. Call Fairfax r.t.61. MINH ANI --Kei Dunham. euddruly.

Sept. '21). Resting- at 1111114.ral home. K. Erie street.

Sertiees private at tiraceland cemetery chapel. EHRHARDTRobert J. Ehrhardt. dear son of Edward and Frances fit brother of DV11111. Dorothy.

Edward. Lorene. and James. stepson of Frank Steratt7ki. brother-tit-law of Mary Ftirbarclt and John Rutkattskamo.

Funeral Thursday. 9 a. from chapel. I137 N. Achiand avenue.

to Annunciation church. Burial St. Adalbert o. FEELuther Martin Fee. beloved huishand of Elizabeth.

fond father of Dorothy. Funeral services Wednesday. 1 p. rn-. at chapel.

5908 S. KPliZiP avenue. Financial 'weretary. I. B.

of E. No. P. member of Garfield lodge. O.

6h6. A. F. A. M.

FENIERIone Fenier. nee von der Borst. Sept. 29. 1940.

beloved wife of Joseph A. Verner. mother of Joceph 1. (laughter of Fred von der linrol. Stlit.Pr nt Muriel Gernet'.

At chapel. 318 N. Central arPrillP. Funeral Wednesday. Oct.

'2. p. m. Interment Woodlawn cemetery. Cincinnati papers please copy.

a papers pleae copy. 10:45 A. M. Lose. WMAQDavid Haruna.

WIIHMAunt Jenny WLW-8tock arket. W.41 IIM Persons. WCIfLDonald Nov 11:00 A. M. Daughter.

WlitiMKate StIlli h. WMAQKitty iiefDe. WII.4--Mariha Crane. WcELGen. Speaks.

WJJDIlaPPY Bar lllll rues. II A. M. W-G-NIiitin Ryan. WM AQThe O'Neill's.

WHIMWhen a Girl arriec Market. Libby. 11:30 A. M. W-G-NPainted Dreams.

WMAQEarrn and WA A toHawaiian Echoes. Witithiiielen Trent. wIJI)---Sarely Court. WINDAlexander and Baker. 11:45 A.

M. -G-NItailio'a 1044 'Sc BIMOur Gal Sunday. VVCILSport News. latioN. W-G-NI'll lviever Forget.

A A leSymphonic hour. LS Dinner is11 program. WitliMIlcatilitia Lite. 'VVIIIPGospel Singer. 11:15 P.

M. W-41-NWhat Ho on Ray? WM AQErankie Masters. WIIHMWoman in White. W.1.114Taylor'n orchestra. WHECKay Ryser.

Pcrii3ob At. her. WCELVome or Romance. 12:30 r. M.

W-G-NMarkel PI. WHIPRural Salute. WINDChristian Science. to Happiness. WrEleWillie Winn.

WJJDNoomlny Service. 1:3. P. M. W-G-NNoontime Melodic.

.11:45 P. M. wn Road of Life. WLSSam Guard. 12:54) P.

M. WMAQDoggI Dan. 1:440 P. M. W-G-NDon Norman's Date.

WcFLMan on the Street. WLSSchool Time. WM AQChoreh WINDItalian hour. WBBMYoung Dr. Malone.

1:18 P. M. W-G-NJean Abbey. WLSHomemakera PrOgrant. VVIIIIMJoyce Jordan.

WM AQArnold Grimm. IN.LIDBoard of Education. 1:30 P. M. W-G-NCity Series.

also TEL. WM A QValinnt Lady. WAAFSing and Swing. MEletcher WI ley. WINDBoard of Education.

W.LIDEntertainmnt Please. 1:45 r. hi. WMAQLight of the World. WIIHMMy Son and W1NDRace WAAFStock Market.

2:00 P. M. WMAQMari Marlin. WLSOrphans of Divorce. WBBMSociete Girl.

2:15 P. M. WHIMMeet the Milieus. A QM a Perkins. WLSAmanda.

2:30 P. M. 'WM A QPeoper YOU nr. WHIMString WLSJohn Other 2:48 P. M.

WMAQVic and hails. WLSJiist Plain Bill. A AP' Sou lb American Wee. WBISMFriend to Deed. 3:00 V.

hi. WJJDTuesday Serenade. WINDSports Beguile. WMAQBacitstage Wile. WENRClub Matinee.

WAAPMythical Ballroom. WHIPHomes on Land. WMBISunday School. 3:15 P. M.

W41.NVrank Gosen's oral. WMAQ--Stella Dallas. WENRBetty and Bob. 3:30 P. M.

Ladies Handlca pWikt 14torpor(' Jones. WCI.Dance Mugge. 3:13 B. M. Blossom Quartet.

WMAQWideler Brown. 4:00 P. M. rrirna.0 WI DSvorso Fesults. WM A QGtri Alone.

EN R.Yours Truly. WBBMGold bergs 4:18 r. M. WA Ar Song Webs. WMAQLone Journey.

WMIIITract League. WJJDBob Atcher. 4:30 F. M. Tornow.

WM AQGuiding Light. Martin WAAESalon Concert. Sept. :10 M. C.

Harrington, national of Pro e.cts tonight Et a hospital he7e where he 1 trHrrv, Er an a NC azo. Iiartington vias vAhen visiting, at ont. the summer home of his 1 terrther-i -la w. William Rai-and the hospital two weeks a o. Physicians was Parringtoir lerirg from an intestinal obstruction.

apr.arenty was alter but complications de-and his condition became critica: at riz-ht. William, a student at Yale, ciaghter, Eleanor. were at the tetside. Harry Hopkins. former secretary cif a personal friend.

and Hunter, the deputy NVPA etsrlssioner, also came here when learred of the seriousness of cznditien. Vest Point Graduate. Harrington was 51 3ears as lrn in Bristol. and was frern West Point in 1909. Ile was an instructor of engineers in vcril vkar and afterward was g'ts-I-Ve from the French school of ar Iti.7tLiis in Paris.

was lent to the Works zress in 19C5. Ile se7ved for a time as assistant When Hopkins was named cf commerce in December, President Roosevelt named Harr.r.z.:r., aci'-'strator. Ile had atitLned the rank of colonel seven rrelously by regular army i-art of the government was reorganized in June. 1939. and as placed under a new federal sveiiks agency.

Harrington IA as con-at the helm of WPA. Never Cast Vote. original appointment I the azency which dispenses relief to millions came after a 1Dr; co.r.lroversy over the WPA was Harringtons boast that he never had voted and that he was 're' political aftliations. When -e ever WFA he told newsmen that while he might make some changes because no two persons run al.ke. he did not contemplate rLd.cal isiorn Bruce F.

Wallace. The funeral of Bruce F. electrical engineer for Becker Brothers Carbon company, will be held at 1 p. in tomorrow in the chapel at 5501 North Ashland avenue. Mr.

Wallace died Sunday at the age of 65. Ills home was at 4447 Beacon street. Ile formerly was office manager at the Carson Pirie Scott Co. whole-side house. Surviving are his widow, Frances, and two sons, Carroll and George W.

Wedekind. Funeral services for George W. NVedekind, a deacon in the Christian Catholic church of Zion for 28 years, will be held in the church tomorrow at 2:30 p. rn. lie died Monday in his home at 2810 Enoch avenue, Zion, after an illness of six months.

lie was 72 years old and retired in 1933 after 33 years as a mail carrier in Zion. lie leaves his widow, Emma; three daughters, and seven sons. r. M. 11Ireene ker.

Wi WIIBMPiano Parade. 5:30 F. M. W.O.NIl. J.

Nene. TA' A QJack Armstrong. rhG IIPS1 Who. Barton. P.

M. isierensdo. 5:10 Ir. M. 11V-G-NPassing Parade.

1. M. W-G-N-4 apt. Midnight. It lIMWorlii Today.

WC Kelly orch. WM AQIteatitifill Life. EN If.Toist Al ix. P. M.

00000 Pedro. WENKEasy A cee. WM AQSweet and SWilig. MCAAmos 'n Andy. WCFLFt ace resii I IP.

WINDGerman hotr. M. W-GNBot) Ekon. WKIS11M r. Keen.

Fannie. WBBMLanny Ross. 41:30 P. M. wG-N-42apt.

Herne. WIiiiMActor.s WCIele--Noilern Melodies. WMAQMitsical Enire. Wd0BReptiblican hour. ft :33 I.

M. WM A 0Sisiri Ro kind ill. :43 I. W-44-NInside of Sports. IV4 nate Timer WM AQ-11.

V. Ka tenborn. WLSGrace Wilson. :00 P. M.

W-G-NWyt he V.illlami. BBM Missing heirs. WMAQJohnny Presents. WINDRomance Melodies. WLSBen Bernie.

il5 P. M. W-G-NRay Noble's reit. fur Men. VVLNDDa 2:30 P.

M. W-G-NNed Jordan. I ornia I ion. Please. WM A Q'Preasnre Chest.

fiBMFirst Nighler. eel the Folks. SAND F. M. W41-NClifloon Illey.

VV litiM We, the WM AQBattle of Sexes. WE uslea 1 Americana. WI DsSest teriooil Baines. WAA1 Summer Serenade. 0:15 M.

W-0-14i-1ornormw's Tribune. a'eports. 41:22 I. M. WG-Nlltuin Ryan.

J. t. 'n" Suing. WRI3MTrof. Quiz, WM eGre.

WI DYrentnic dance. WENRVour Nelizh hots. 11:01) P. M. Repaid, news.

WM A QBoll hope. WBBM orch. WENRSlory Draman. 41:115 P. M.

series pre- view. 13BM Seteet lye seri. ice. 9:20 I. M.

WBBMSchool of the Air. 930 P. M. Northerners. WMAQDoir 104)0 P.

M. W-G-NLowrenee Welk. WM A QPleasure Time. WENReTen o'Cloek WINDRawaii Calls. 10:13 M.

WBBMReeord Rhythm. 10:30 I. W-G-1NAt the litlayktkawit. WIND.J. Ltincet ord.

AQEroll Coleman. EDCHolly wood Gossiri. WCIbNusin hovers' prOt 141:13 M. W-G-NDirk Jurgen. oral.

WBBM---1. 1.11i)111 ord. 1 IL P. M. es ft.

BM asterworIss. WM AQ-shtike 11:13 P. M. W.G-NEdily Durbin's orth. 11:30 P.

M. Levant's (web. Harris' arch. WINDNlte Watch. wEDe---m tdnig Flyers.

WENKMusie Tod Want. 12:30 A. M. W.G.NVddie oral. A.

M. W-G-NRay Nobles nu. STEPHEN BALZER DIES; A PIONEER MAKER OF AUTOS Indicates progra m.1 7 :010 A. M. Morning pros.

WM AQSuburhan hour. WA A FBrea laet Express. WBBMNews of Europe. W.1.113Louls P. Lehman.

WCFLCheer 1 tit Parini. wmatmorning Worshin. 7:10 A. M. W.G.NEseryday Words.

7:15 A. M. Morning 'Omit. WBBMMorninar Reporter. WLSGraee Wilson.

25 A. NI. but Truth. :310 A. NI.

W.C.NClood Morning pros. WHHMMuNIeI clook I end Bob. W.LIDAmerics Biwa to God. 7:15 A M. W.G..NListen to the Band.

WI-SPrairie Rambler-in. WJJDWeather bureau. :55 A. M. WBBMPassing Parade.

01:00 A. M. W.11.NNtorning News. WMAQYour Neighbors LIDBosworth Broadcast. IASmiley Sutter.

WBBMSone Souvenirs. A. M. W-G-NGospel Singer. A.

Al. H. Lindlishr. BR M.Brighter World. WMAQCottee Time.

W1NDOrgan Interlude. 11:13 A. M. WLSAllee Blair. AQNorma, Ross.

WJJDSlinshinei Julidee. 9:00 A. M. VC-Cr-N-14'10ln' '0 ell. WLSNleet Miss Julia.

W.LIDBottwort Broadcast. WINDStart Right. IS-BEMBy Kathleen Norris. WCFLFather John J. Due.

man. WMAQHousebnat Hannah. WHIPPolish Varieuee. 9:10 A. ad.

CAMPCanary Serenade. 9:15 A. M. cr-o-NNews. WINDflown Your Health? WEBMMyrt and Marse.

WESVie and Sade. WMAQBy Eathleen WCILJane Pickens. 9:2.0 A. NI. W-G-NThe Deacon.

9:30 A. M. lit to Music. liViii3MBilitoti Bowie. WM AQEllen Randolph.

WLSNI ary Marlin. WINDPriscilla and Piano. W.LIDSantaella's oreh. WHIPBudapest hour. 9:45 A.

NI. W-G-NJune Baker. WIIIIMStenmot her. WLSPepper Young. WINDBob and Bonnie.

WMAQGuiding Light. WCELViennese Eneemble. 10:00 A. NI. W.0-.NYour Trent.

VILsCoffee Time. WMAQMan I Married. WI Nt)iM unioi pal Court. WCELlor Women WBBM-7Nlare Les Taylor. 10:15 A.

M. W-G-NIteantiful Lad. WhitMMartha Webater. WMAQAgainat th biorm. W.1.11.3Ptivina lever.

WLSYriendll Nell hhore. Moments. WA A EPennies From Heaven. 10:30 A. M.

W-G-NBarbelor's Children. Sayer. WMAQRoad of Life. Sister. LIDDick Baker.

WLSEmbarrassins MoWAAIMythicat Ballroom. William A. Schneider. New York. Sept.

30 A. Schneider, 68, president of the Schneider galleries on Fifth avenue, died here yesterday. For 20 years he v.as an art exectItive for the United States Printing and Lithographing company. Catherine A. Waters.

Funeral services for Mrs. Catherine A. Waters. a lifelong resident of Chicago, will be held at 9 a. rn.

tomorrow in St. Christina's church, 11 1th street and Central Park avenue. Mrs. Waters died Sunday in her home at 3818 West 119th street. She was 73 years old.

She was an old time resident in the back of the yards district at 13d and Aberdeen streets. She is survived by 11 children, 10 grandchildren, and on? great-grandchild. 1 RY A itlia 71 T. Ryan of 511 vr 'IP prenuo La tirange. b.lored :30.

FIR M. Flk gf.pt. no. 194n. of i To-notha and Maraaret ire.

11-c', Not1 4441 Washington boulevard. mother r't loved broibre of Au-e, Jobarea. Joseph ,54.. tooter of Ella and Anil 9 311 a. i ttereo to St Franeut 1-4 I Intrment Mount otrut floaters.

Dr. Julius Wagner-Jauregg. Oct. 1. Tuesday Julius NVagner-slauregg, 1927 winner of the Nobel prize for his work in the use of malaria and other fevers in treating syphilitic paralysis.

died in Vienna early today. He was 83 years old. Resting at funeral home. 1IS8n Not-1h entrat avenue. Austin Funeral, Thursday.

9 a. to bt Mere church. Kthlsee and 94-ashingi On boulevard. Interment lit. Ploawe omit rovkers.

Resting at funeral home. 1soritt tentrat avenue. Auolut. Funeral, Thurs- day. 9 a.

to St. church. tiliAr. I Andover, N. Sept.

30 (T). Siel-hen Marius Balzer, 78, pioneer automobile manufacturer whose first car is now in the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, died yesterday after a long illness. In 1894 Balzer completed his first automobile. On a trial run in Manhattan a policeman stopped hlm and insisted that a man with a red flag walk in front of the contraption. The vehicle could not do more than four miles an hour.

Balzer also claimed he built the motor in the flying machine of Prof. S. B. Langley which sank in the Potomac river in 1898 on its first trial. He later manufactured surgical instruments.

He was the recipient of medals from the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia and the American Institute in New York. SCIENCE SETS AILING BARBER FREE TO WORK SASEattl-sni Sa.o. 417'2 Meed's-li avenue. Eas Cn3, aso, was' sew. 2:1.

1946. bineed Trana. fond mothr of Vera WeelneWat. 1 en at Chicago svent; Fsat ir Oak Woods CeMeer, enapti, 2.3,J PIakrnee It 1St Mrs. laet Frank.

Harry'. aral z-'' ota a'ray Sept. -9. 1940. biored Yrar.

fond mothr of Vera 1.1.c,',.s Nimeral WetineWat r. cr 1 a Chicagvent; Ya.t eh teage, Oak Wos aod Oemeer, chapel, 2 SAT7NDERSCarrie Piakerre-e Ss7.rder-a. 1oved plOtr Mrs. re late Frank. an.1 UNDERTAKERS.

Lain Soira Ftumerall Service. linfornmatio'n FINLEYThomas R. Ftniee. dearly beloved husband of Mary. nee Smith; loving lather of Lraine Walton.

and the late Kenneth. fond son of the late Samuel and brother of Charles Lewis. Maude MeAdams. Bert, Arthilr. and BalPh Funeral Wednes- day.

Oct. 2. at 2 p. at hi. tato 7eM dence, '7720 W.

Belmont avenue. Burial Naperville cemetery. hiember of Chit-ago Police post. No. tin.

American Lorton. more. Ynnral at charter member of H. J. Behrentz Jr.

prilt. chapel. W. No. 612.

American Legion. Memmae 2P00. Interment Eimwood FrCIKJohn Fuellt. husband of the late SAVILLEMrs, Mary Fucik of 1011 S. avenue.

Berwyn. MondaY. Srpt. P.M'. age 15 ilato and tyeara fond father of John P.

RohoTt 1,,,,,.. 34 Crorte Lillian H. laadt. Funeral 3 ..1 Ts. trt 111111rr3i hOmO.

it at i AS 4'1-4 1 Cet mak to414. 1 thAtetnern NittiOgiat 111111111111011 11191,10. a to worn :..43. 4-hno-11. Plat Serritella flfflleP.

at. floe. LFBArlelino trenaier of 4711 Koelwat a venue, Srpt 11140,, of 1er Gensler. nulti er of John Irwin. Sthmid IA bf r.f daughter of Joseph and Adeline Ototn- interment 51- Itone.

Pi James, Mare. Rope. and oaltd of Nena. At uhapel. 5501.

N. Ahl ancl avenue. where POrvices wilt be held Thursday. Oct. of are.

3. at 3 r. in. Interment Hosehill. L.

S. .:7 a- band Of 41.tra,4, tathr of and i SOLJTI-1 SIDE CIIAPEL, i3D AND BARVARDAVENUE. DA yh f-A-kmgicolmsfiR, 4.1);. ito id a 1141ichael.Pneumatakos has been unable to work at his barber'sstrade for II months because of an illness which required him to remain at the County hospital for daily treatments. But an operation performed there yNZterday will enahle him to go back to work within a few days.

still uncured but wiih medicine in his back sufficient for the next 3ear. lie is suffeling from Addison's disease. a lot of tuberculosis involving the adrenal gland, which upsets the potassium-sodium balance in the blood stream. Daily treatments have been by hypodermic injection. Johns Hopkins hospital physicians in Baltimore recently developed a new treatment synthetic adrenal cortical hormones.

Dr. Italo Venni made an incision in Pneumatakos' back and inserted 11 pellets of the substance. which will be absorbed gradually. Dr. llugh B.

O'Neil. resident physician present at the operation, said last night that the barber, who is 5 years old, was anticipating an early return to his home at 1117 Huron st reel. Dr. O'Ncil said the disease is not communicable to the barber's patrons. TUESDAY.

DEN Ann. 30 mn In chprch. RISONJohn '2 0 01. I chniwt EAGEDonald L. 3 D.

m. at chapel. WEDNESDAY. BURGESSEldorado. In a.

rn. at eharel. JANESRichard. 11 a. in.

at chapel. SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED. PROCTORS. Fred. NORTH SIDE CHAPEL, 5501 -N.

ASHLAND-AVENUE. TUESDAY. KLEIN Carniine. p. m.

at chapel. p. tn. at chapel. EDNEsDA V.

A TIEFOft a iblida S. at -hapel. DRUNOAndrew. 3 p. m.

at rhapel sm In a. fn. in church. WALLACEH. Frank.

I r. tni at cliaNd THURSDAY. GENGLEIIAdeline. 3 at chapel. TVP1CM art.

p. tn. at chapel. SERVICES TO PE ARRASGED. art in Ltalher.

STARS CONVERGE ON CITY TO HEAD W-G-N PROGRAM WM. J. FICKINGER, FORMER BANKER, DIES IN MICHIGAN A etc Job for Ewes. Sept. 30, 1940.

cf breeding ewes at tte Du Page county used to rnow grass and weeds the farm roads and drives. v-c-e a new task last week. into a cornfield 1 7-, Fin cut the grass and weeds the hills of corn and to at of the bottom leaves of the C7771 as to leave the field in bettr for the corn picker. 77e ep did a good Job. They in their work.

start. cr, t-no grass. then eating IA v-Is. anl. fnally, the lowcr blades 1 NAME CALLAGHAN CO-ORDINATOR OF TREASURY WORK away and the lower limbs of the trees trimmed off.

Some of the grass and weeds that the ewes ate had come up after the corn was cultivated the last but part of them, especially quack grass, had been there since the corn was planted. The field was broken out of sod last spring and quack grass got a start during tainy weather while the ground was too wet to cultivate the young corn. The corn was drilled and could not be cross-cultivated. Part of the quack grass was left in the rows. Fattening of Lambs.

Fattening lambs in cornfields is a fairly common practice on corn belt farms. When this is done the lambs are left in the corn until they eat not only the grass, weeds, and corn blades, but the ears also. Cornfields that are to be harvested by lambs usually have soy beans or some other legume planted with the corn or sown later between the rows to provide additional protein fee dfor the lambs. A cornfield alone furnishes poor feed for lambs because of the lack of protein. Farmers find two difficulties in fattening lambs in cornfields.

The lambs are more subject to digestive troubles than where they are fed in dry lots and they seldom clean up all the grain. Hogs usually are put in the fields after the lambs are taken out to eat the corn the lambs have missed. EDNVAI1D J. DONNELLAN- Chanel fit th Chim Pa." AIR CONT)111NFP SEFFERY-BLVD. AT 77TH-ST.

ahnro 0" MONUMENTS AN MAUSOLEUMS. CEMETERY MARKERS MI)NUMENTS. AT onvtogo Soars-Rrobuck Stato-1 Baomont CEMETERIES. St. Joseph.

Sept. 30 Special. William J. Fickinger. 62 years old, retired banker and industrialist and for four years a resident of this city, died at the University of Michigan hospital in Ann Arbor Sunday.

Mr. Fickinger retired in 1936 as president of the Lee State bank of Dowagiac and general manager of the Round Oak Furnace company of that city, after eight years' residence there. Born in Indianapolis Nov. 16, 1877, Mr. Fickinger obtained his first banking experience there.

Later he moved to Evanston. IlL, and became a vice president of the Fort Dearborn National bank in Chicago. Later he moved to Dowagiac. Ile is survived by his widow, the former Ilarriett McGill, to he was married in Chicago, Oct. 23, 1912; four daughters.

Mrs. R. it. Velles. Flushing, N.

Mrs. Frank Fogg Davis. Cambridge, Mrs. Richard E. Templin, Gary, and Miss Barbara Fickinger, a student of Olivet college.

and one son, William J. FickInger Jr. Funeral services will be held at the home at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon and burial will be in Oak Woods cemetery, Chicago. Capt. Thomas J.

Callaghan, chief of the United States secret service in Chicago, yesterday was appointed coordinator for all treasury department activities in the 9th federal district, comprising Illinois, Indiana, and Wisconsin, according to reports from Washington. James J. Biggins, head of the federal narcotics bureau in Chicago, was named assistant coordinator. The duty of the coordinator is to at as a clearing house for all treasury department activity, including I he secret service, na rcot ics bureau, internal revenue department, alcohol tax unit, United States coast guard, and the customs service. Too Much Cleanup.

ewes Nv to overd cleanup task a bit when the decided it was time to take t.h-7r. cut of the corn and put them the pasture. They were cr. the lower ears of corn, eat; ends of some ears and pulltthers off the stalks. The corn, by the drouth of last sum- is tot as high as usual and any tars were within easy reach ot the ewes.

Sheep have a hard time the ears on tall cornstalks. A. the ewes had been removed fr7 1.1-.e ccirn part of the field some- at resembled a miniature park NO' brush had been cleared 'if-CEMETERY )ote-8 traves eemetry. 1915 V. Monroe.

4OII. BFA UT1FUL Memorial ioeated C.C.; The vanguard of the flock of enter-1 tethers who will headline In Chicago Tonight on NV-G-N and the coast to coast Mutual network from 7:30 to 8 p. in. next Thursday began arriving in Chicago yesterday. The main group of stars, coming from Hollywood.

will arrive here Thursday before going on to South Ind, where the banquet in connection with the of the Warner Brothers picture, "Knute Rockne, All American," will be the scene of the broadcast of In Chicago Tonight. From Hollywood will come Pat O'Brien, who plays the part of the great Notre Dame coach in the picture; Gale Page, actress and songstress, who plays Mrs. Rockne; Donald Crisp and Ronald Reagan, also featured in the picture, and Comedian Bob Hope, who will be master of ceremonies for the W-G-N show. Yesterday Kate Smith, radio songbird and commentator. and her production staff rived here from New York.

Thursday's show will start in W-G-N's No. 1 audience studio with the W-G-N orchestra and chorus, directed by Harold Stokes playing the show's theme and then swinging Into the Notre Dame victory march. Then a switch will be made to the dining hall on the Notre Dame campus, where 1,000 banquet guests will take up the singing of the college song. The movie will have its premiere in South Bend theaters on Friday. the day after W-G-N's broadcast.

LDEATH NOTICES I Go-a qf 14 onneta a At A-- rn arenu. 9 a. srire .3 I 011-3-h ef 1, At 11 JO a m. Boothia. SE rrort 'Lear.

ann471 an Mv 3 chur, It in St to, lorril ifs It rr mother of I. to, 4 tialanta 1 ')now ot. 9 A I'll tomb-me, -a kt miL Cemeteer. 1-1A3Mato't. z-t- ef 111'0' Nt -1 :3 et Itt tit lot try M-.

1,11 4001 I a-1 11, rano. I. notal Athl.tml Vtlfl2S Urflt.1 3 13 Our AN S.o.troe', of 1007 Aii. el Ale1 tiar mott, of AP. et and a0.4-,1411 r.

rn Interment STORTOSre Tony RaT.e.r.0 SW ANSONM.1.1.e Swamion. w.te Mrries tro inz er ITtar.4 Kt-anoltnothfr et Jane dear 3.9. Lent and Renrel and Hay Elemreen -N-''t I. D. in.

at chapel. 1156 N. r.a-, tinder amitore et simr.hrie (0,3. 0 E. S.

Interment A'racla IsoEarit ToPICMarte Totni. srrt. er Lite l'elt Atte NI 1 ro.er 7 4 Jr. At haptt, 4-, v.flre of 13 1.3 11-11 13 3 at 2 hartrr O. E.

i nt Uttntortal TORTO1tEI.I.0---!t K. rier 141 szadi bit Ay, 1 tr. 4-1 of Mra Antonia I ler. tan o-r ion and Mr Erna Werk. ItrO.t Mi.

Elmer Jr and L. a at ehatwl, W754 Norrhwet L. at 2 Park certle, Nte'rrt 11.11,e No. U. A.

A omit flowers, Frai.14 '4'4'411seri et 4447 Pear-on-et- Sept. 14440. bre eirerd of Eranoes We nee ot Carroll T- and Williarn le. At chlrei. N.

Ahland-avonue. wirers serryea kt 4.4-f,!fleo,"ay. Oct. 2. at r.

ruent Rorrehiil. WANNEREltrabeih E. Wiener, e' 10 late Andrew P. et A7'7V 1. Franorlin Wdliam ban W.

Barber 3ind ksthr W. Hrrrer we, 3 Tueday, Oet I. at 1' homo. 43946 N. t.

"arr meta Roaehill WEOT'KIND---Cieerro vr Ill fuo tomt tattier et 41, Ivry, Art him. John. rsee kratone at 111, oa front ZI.111 audotonum Int rn, I. X. toted tio.00hantt of Al t- ri maim father of Traniir jr brother tit Mrs Aron art tt si I At 31 a hth! Ow 'dander V.

ow-- clay. at 9 a. from :14 Irving Park road tn nin Para. Interment Joet.ih 'WENZELAmelia Wenzel nee --t late et 6) arenne. holored et Ferdinand.

b-il rnother et a-i Theodore. pir.ter it Anna. arri Rao--7g at 11:10 Barone I tutratialt. Servwe at C. 1orta atreta.

at m. Lte LW 31. Tr13.14:e Tot-NnTrtrl. Fr-, beloved 'alto of L. et Johanna a-A 1Rtzela.

Soratee p. tot late reaninoe. N. La Gratis. Loaccr1.a.

FARM LANDS GOLDSTEINFlora Gordon Grodten. NSO I Wettt End avenue. Nw York City. beloved wile of Abraham loving mother of Rosalmd, Ruih. larhow, Harold Viralma.

Isrtel. soil Loma V. Funeral Tuesday. Ort I. York.

HAIMOWITZFanme Hatton lig Of C.7.11 Tatman staelitie. twilkrd vt. of 1 folitt 1110I tier of Niro Inttip It. Mrs. Atm Abelm and No.

erten ig I afttletillo 11 ell, Fittll I.41 10 11 At chapel, cot tier Tiipp. Interment 1 ir at Rumanian Conate Item. ItTNI A'Anna Hartmann. ern' $2 years. of S.

Peoria atreet. artla of the John, dear mother of John ft Alh.tt. wehber. Katherine heves. and itte late William.

sitt rived hy I 1. randett 11- n. Funeral NNe.int,tial 0,1, 2. at I from her sou I hi nor, Interment tateen Ond. Ste art et HEYGtistav Hey.

belovtti husband of Marie Hey. nee Enright. Funeral Wednerday. 1-311 a. front chapel.

23tr1 W. latadison trent. to St. Matthew church. Interment Mount Carmel.

HOIIBCCherir R. 'Robbie of Peru. El Inve0 hushand of Mrs. Lena tiohbs. father of Mrs.

Kate liermatin. limeral itervwea. Metioesday, 2 to Al Peru, 1111. Twenty-two years thief of Volunteer fire department. EORWICHAbraham H.

Horwich. husband of beloved father of Rose Friedman. Cele Cam. of Detroit. and Perue.

brother of Anna Freeman. Harry. and Sam. Funeral Tuesalav at It a. at chapel.

W. RepOut.PIt road. interment Calvaria cemetery. Waldhenn. IVERSENAnnie Iversrt of 14'1'7 tuna avenue.

auchlonly. Servicen at John Tinnothir Stone etlavel. Foorth Piesttytertan 11 310 M. Remains Al SIO N. Clark etreet.

Interntent boated'. Mass. JONESFretiertek bailee. 1014 'Irving Park road. Spt 30 11.40.

1w-toted husband of tiertripie. nee Roth: loving lather of Bee-, tram. and Patil. Sri-vies-a Thitraday. Oet.

3. at 1 at hnpel. 2114 Irving Park toad. Interment Itidgeaotol teeMclerY. EASPARMichael J.

Kasper. beloved huts-1 band of Marv. nee hozoied: dear father of Charles. Emma Riley, Lillian Kadiee. and Evelyn.

anti two grandchildren, Funeral Wednesday from chapel. Lincoln avenue. Morton Grove. to St. IMartha's church at 10 a.

Interment SL Adalberg cemetery. Ill. KILMARTINMart A. Kilmartin. nee Collins.

late of 43VI Adams Atreet. beloved wife of the late Thomas dear mother of Thomas J. and William calor of J. J. Collins.

and the late Mtehael and William J. Collins'. Funeral Wednesday at a. from chapel. 4138 madison sorrel.

to St. Mel a church. Interment Calvary. KINGMara' King. Sent.

trt. late of 1074 ff. Fairfield avenue. beloved wife of Peter R. dear mother of Mrs.

Resale Bitumens and the tans John King. 'moral isiedriesday. a 111.. from funeral home. C4I Ill W.

North avenue. to St. Sylveater's church. Interment Calvary. RI FINCaroline Klein.

neo Ilorrlarnm 1447 Hollywood ovenue. Sept. 2el. 11'4 U. Wife if the late rhrntloph mothfr of ttilliain of Palk Ridge.

and the lat Carrie Matto. ramlmother of Edward W. Carlton. Al chaPel. WW1 N.

Athiand avenue. where art-vier-a will he hetet l'acmtlav. th-t 1. at p. in-.

lee aupleea of a.etmanta eharttee O. Interment Montro.e, Alan member of National Plariger Iratien erg in. KLEINRegina Klein of Pini GrPTO betov ea a Ile of joseph. loud mether of and Sadie 'rob's. oistcr of Ignatz and Willtam Klein.

wimp. vita. and Edith Weinberg. two grandchildren. Funeral services today.

11 a. at chapel. 3021 Lawrence-ay. Interment Rosemont Park. Member of Wahansta chapter.

No. O. 0, S. Flease omit flowres. KEEHLSee Pollack notIce.

LA BATIBERAJenoto TAL Barbera. nee Agnetto. late of 4244 W. Jaelison yard. wife of Joseph.

daughter of Nell Agnello. mother of Fred. Anthony. petr.t Rose. Thomao.

Joseph Nellie. Jennie. and Sam. sister of cam Angelo and Mary pa May. Funeral 9'30 a.

from chapel 0'24 N. Western avenue. to St. Mel a church. Interment 'Mount Car, znel Arautaaa I I I I William Dowdall, De Kalb Democratic Leader, Dies De Kalb, 111..

Sept. 30 William Dowdall, lifelong resident of De Kalb a ntl veteran coal dealer, died today. lie served as a member of the 35th district Democratic sena tonal committee for 30 years. FEADQUARTERS. r-r Aliko wbelesaie Full info.

B. F. Welio. Ch Illinois. NEARLY .2 ACRES Nit.

HARLEM-AV. AND house. voultry PsvPd road; ciectric; rich lAnd. an he trildft 5 or 5 Large rooms. Price 51.750; cash, 5110 monthly.

liddrrao 450, rnhune. Is blentoetans. CAIRNSRohert cairns. In loving Meru Or, of our item- tincle, ho passed away one year ago today ELIZABETH AND ANNIE. FELDSTEINDr.

O. W. Feldstein. Oct. 1037 Though dearly missed we are proud of the memory you left behind.

LOVING WIVE AND DAUGHTER. EENSKEEilith FensUe. In loving memory of our dear one. who pasKed away, two ago today. DUSDAND AND CHILDREN.

GAINEIIIfenry flainer. In loving memory of my beloved husband, ho passed away three years ago today. LOVING WIFE, ELIZABETH. LETIZIAEva Letizia In iOVIIIK memory of our dear wife and mother, who passed away one Year LOVING HUSBAND AND SON. SCHMA 'CHLineoln Scbmatteh.

Surrounded by friends. I am loneminte in the of mw joi I am blue wtth gmiln on InY I've a heartaeli longing. dfsr Linea, for you. LOVING WIIE CATHERINE. M1LWAUKEE-AV.

FARMOver 2 acres: old tarrobenie. garage: well. electricity. PO Ine trees; 2.00 It. facing 5 MI r1- 1114.a drive from Chicago limits; 13.750: $750 ea' IlI ADDRESS 217.

TRI1MN11. Register Now! 5 Days Left! II lin ebi :71 worvi3Onek! t.f01, larvm tarn. I. tiectrwttv ,71 Tj 1-11nber nasture. 41 N.

weetrn. Lon. 1139. A -RE AND VEGETABLE toe hlah wl. raved road: barealo I cas.h.

::2. a near a- 4 A7 420:1. TRIBUNE, A. G. Stewart, De Kalb Co.

Board Member, Dies at 84 Genoa, Sept. 30 Speciall.A. G. Stewart, 84, for over 20 years chairman of the De Kalb county board of supervisors until his retirement several years ago died today of a heart attack. 4 F.

5-A KNI TJUST OUTSIDE CITY to Ilariern and rs td electric. Drice fde.ry 59 Trootl'i7Y 1 TRIBUNK, -I i I 1 111. 1-itis 1tcli ill Ittt: 1 ----k 1,, i 11 r4 it -iz '-s' :1 I 1 1 I ,7, 4'-) oen 1 1 Ili tAil0-4-7' N-. if 1 0'11 f.4-.: 40 1 iti oitoi Indiana. Ple.7 or .11.750, lerrn bd.

Cho. 65 13 427. Tribune. Michigan. COUNTRY HOME IN FRE'rrY VILLAGE W.

good 6 rm. nearly DPW: r1PC, furnace. running water; nice atiale large eorner lot: cinae bigea; only '2 cash. Addreein 4Sii. Tribune.

7u, ACRES-2 triL Paw Paw: hr. rniica citv, level loam. 4 room barn. 7511 MOO caah 8 mo. ERWIN TINNEY Co.

Mich. 0 A.HIGHWAY-river 1rontge.7 been. A I aolt hOuP4e: fruit; ad. li1.5()0, rt. Rocroiler, 140 S.

Dearborn. woons 0-ACIZE DREAM FARM. New towe Watt: road. tti mg), EN ANS. Ntiett.

In A IOU it ttr. town: ttla). tin. (Alto bens avail. l'arAs.

liii turd. WHEilvEIRCTisbEilEY TROUlittith'sdAUSES YOU TO GET UP NIGHTS When Bladder is Irritated When Passage is Difficult When Backache Results I I cis STATE Rt) I idrt S3c1- -c al, fixing: neatly 'Weal for rnnu whn rr1 1 751) 11.151) 7' A ti Tribune. rinFsE hotI Frertinz I ve 1flee1 101. t1U1- Ant I I. 1 71 o' I ribune.

A OM Ash WILL A 1. 0 A Fgritv wooded: to) aro. payed rd et. exrh for 275. Trihune.

Id hard r-warl 5(1 CPC) reauirtd T)it re 1 El RUNE. 4 bets, I omhard And I a. 1' 11 I (.4171 I I :7 Tribune A LP FTtlt aria Alberts. beloved wife of witionm Alberti. lllll trier ot Louise Bet hiler.

Funeral Thilredite. Oct. 3. 3 p. home, Armitage nue Interment Acacia Park cemetery.

flea Omit flowers. ANDFRSONJohn W. Amiertion. Met ot 3167 N. Lakewoori avenue.

belnytTit Moo band of the HIP 1.eteita, Jond tattier or W. C. inward Aim Croce Liedtke. Niro. Ruth Mrs.

Edith Renter. Mrs. Bernice Anderson. aria Mrs. Jeannette Smith, brother of Carl Jelmer.

Mrs Sigrid Thoraon anti Mrs. Ekblom. Vuneral Wednesday. '2 p. at chapel.

3415 N. Clark-at. Interment Rosetult Member of Greater Chicago lodge, No. 3, L. O.

O. M. BOOTHAnna J. Booth. Sept.

O. 1040, at fitsmarek, later of Sarah S. Johnson. A. C.

and F. E. Booth. aunt of H. F.

Johnann. Resting at funeral home. at 1420 N. central avenue. Austin.

Wednesday noon. Funeral Thureclay. rt. tro. Interment Forest Rome.

Incase omit flowers. BRUNOAndrew Briton of 1357 Greenleaf avenue. Sept. 1940. husband of Hilda Bruno.

father of Harold Bruno and Mrs. 'Harold Joelson: also ouretred by two patters In Chicago and two in Finland. At chapel. iNsot N. Ashland-ae.

Services Wedoeii.day, Oct. 2 at a p. m. Interment Acacia Park. STARTS TOIIIGIIT A BRAND NEW $5,000 PRIZE CONTEST! A big half-hour of fun! Tune in Ben Bemie's New MUSICAL QUIZ with Carol Bruce Flush Poisonous Waste and Acid From Kidneys GAIN IN HEALTH netts tin not function prDttei I they need harmless st inuLi iron.

One relialile rnedirine. biubly efficient and inexpensive is (AA) l'il COAL Il4rlein Capsules. This ried and rue medicine nu make you feel better in a few days it an effective diuretic and kidney stimulant that relieves the pains caused by gout phases of sciatica. rieurtt is and theuma tic Joint agony Is hen irritated by excess uric acid. So if yott have such symptoms of kidneY trouble as backache.

nervousness. getting tip two or three times duting the nightscanty or smarting passageleg palms or puffy eyes get a 35 cent package of this grand and harmless diuretic at any drugstoreit starts the first day on its errand of helpfulness. errand of helpfulness. 3 eou.m. team, ioolx.

e7org. S3.3ncl. Paras, 420 1,11111,11. Hartford. Nfich.

Wisconsin. t'Llt(AD wrant 164 to $5 net aors tor rood tarn) and adapted for dairy. Ina Live stock and torsi roads water. towns matkote Send for l.00lt lot No. Ilaar Land Dept.

Son LinP Minnen poll Minn Poultry. ponitry. battery raised. Address .13 33'2. Trtbutie I 3 14 tr.

4 1 If siott aren't feelipz just rightare nervoitshave dizzy spells and occasional headachesstudy your kidneys and learn snort about yourself. Through the delicate filters of the kid. nev acid and poisnnotts waste are drawn from the bland and dtscharRed from he hodv thru the -bladdersometimes these filters are less active than they should he because of poisonous waste and kid 1 neonm. Trl F.00l'or. low TWIT.

4 17crn-ME ataloe fret. REALTY 1 o- "tv Pt Poll l'orfr So. Dearhornt E. Ell Z-ro't1 oecoritv for 'Rip' A -n re! 54, Ble 04 rare farm cataloa. 10 owes.

fre. tsv. E.t.a. Leo Urated- 7-L South Deazbortu 7976. Don't tat an EASY MARK and accept a substituteGet Geoid Medal Haarlem Oil Capsuleathe original and genuine.

Look 1 for the Gold Medal on the bos---35 cents. V111.5 7 P. M..