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1BUEETE Paul Btrrkte et 13144 Wallace BOY, 7, PUSHING TAMB0RSK1 WINS OBITUARIES JOOS Guitav jerw. 4. late of 3359 N. Grecnvlew avenue, beloved husband cf Cist! r.m. lv-e oear riier of Michael.

Frank, and Joseph Gruener. and Barbara oiler Services Saturday. 1 p. at firneral home. 2501-03 N.

Southport avenue. Interment Graceiand. Lincoln CHICAGO DAILY TrmUNE: Friday, September 15, 195 Part 2 Page 8 street, beloved nusoana 01 Anna nurxie. nee Graham: fond father of Mrs. tietty McLaughlin and Mrs.

Rose Carter, dear grand-father of Dick McLaughlin, and the lale Mae Jackson. Funeral from chapel. 304 W. 119th street, to St. Catherine ot Gnu church.

Saturday. 10 a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. RAFaSKI Edward 1.

Rakowstt. late at 16.1 N. Honor street, beioved husband cf Genevieve, nee Btshart: dear father of Gerald, fond brother ot Josephine McGork. Frank. Frances Walters.

Wliilam. and the la John. Funerai Saturday. 9 a. front parlors.

834-38 N. Ashland avenue, to church. Interment St. Adalbert s. HAymuket 1-5800.

RAVEN EL See Donald Upshur notice. SOUTH AFRICA TO SAY ITS FINAL FAREWELL TO GEN. SMUTS TODAY RAISH Joyce Marie Katsh of 3315 Pal SEPARATE TRIAL A CORNERSTONE BIKE IN STREET KILLED BY AUTO BURNS Margaret I. Burnt. Sept.

14. 1950. late of 824 Sunnyslde avenue, daughter of th late John and Joena Burns, dear sister of Mary Burns and the late Elizabeth Sheehan. Josephine, and Charlotte Bums. Funeral Saturday.

Sept. 16. at 9:30 a. mer, beloved daughter oi rurry ana kosc. fond sister ot Martin Irving, dear granddaughter of Morris and Rose Katsh and Anna Lubllner.

Funeral Friday. September IS. at 12 noon, from chapel. 2235 W. Division street.

Interment B'nal B'rlth cemetery. KARSTEN Helga Karsten. Sept. 14. 1950.

ROCHOWIAR John (Rorakl Rochewiak. lata of 8133 White avenue. Lyons. beloved husband ol Lillian, nee Slomaal. loving father ot Susan, dear brother ot Lcula.

Walter, and the late Mary Holey. of Raymuid Slcmskl. Funeral Saturday. Frederick W. DooiittI Mineola, N.

Sept. 14 (P) Frederick W. Doolittle, 67, a consulting engineer and official of the North American company, a public utilities firm, died here yesterday. He was formerly on the engineering school faculty at the University of Illinois. He later designed structures for the Chicago, IN BRINK'S CASE from funeral home.

4 506 Sheridan road (at Sunnyslde. to St. Mary of the Lake church. Interment Calvary. LOngbeach 1-4714.

William MencL 7, of Hillside st. CACHE REVEALS PICTURE OF 1894 CALLEKO Frank Julius Callero late of Richard Tamborski, 24, one of four men awaiting trial for the and O'Neil dr Tri-state Village, Du Page county, was killed yesterday while pushing his bicycle 5000 Morris avenue. Skokle. 111., Sept. 13.

beloved husband of Johanna, fond son of Michael, dear father of Frank Kathertne. Robert, and James, brother of James and Joseph. Funeral Saturday. Sept. 16.

at 9:30 a. from funeral home. 5350 W. North avenue, to St. Peter Canlslus' church.

Interment St. Joseph's. Member ol Holy Nam society. TUxedo 9-8844. along 91st near the village.

He PRETORIA, South Africa, Sept 14 Reuters Twenty-four armored cars will lead a two-mile funeral procession here tomorrow when Souths Africa pays her last farewell to Jan C. Smuts, the field marshal who preferred to be called a general. The coffin, draped with the Union Jack, will be placed on a special train which will bear it to Johannesburg for cremation. Smuts' ashes will be placed at a was struck by an auto driven by Milwaukee and St. Paul railway.

He also had been secretary of the Illinois public utilities commission for a year before coming to New York in 1914 as director of the Sept. 16. at 9:30 a. from chapel. 7049 Ogden avenue.

Berwyn. I1L to St. Hugh church. Lyons. Interment St.

Adalbert's. Member of K. of Information CAnal 6-6683. ROMANO Marina Romano, nee Pusaterl: wife of the late Antoruno. beloved mother of Mary Papa.

Charles and the late Joseph. 15 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren, sister of Joseph Pusaterl. Funeral Mends jr. 9:30 a. from chapel.

7319 Madison street. Forest Park, to St. Ben. naidlne's church. Interment Mount Carmel.

ROSS Arthur (Archie) P. Ross. 9213 S. Loomis street. Sept.

13. 1950. beloved husband of Catherine E. Rosa, tond father ot Victor A brother of Mabel Bird of Vancouver. B.

and Norton A. Ross. At chapel. 2121 W. 95th street, where cervices will be held Saturday.

Sept. 16, at Dr. William V. Haskins, 46, of late of 3. 65 N.

Racine avenue, oeiovea wiie cf the late Oscar dear sater of Hulda Erlckson. also one brother in Sweden, Funeral Saturday. 3 p. at chapel. 5149-51 N.

Ashland avenue, at Foster. Interment Roae-hlll. Member of Frlhet lodge. No. 34 5.

V. O. G. and Valborg ledge. No.

13. O. L. V. LOngbeach 1-5147.

KEENEY Parke J. Keeney of 533 Hawthorne lane. Wlnnetka. husband of Laura Vols Keeney. father ot Marian Keeney.

brother ot Dr. Madison J. Keeney of Los Angelea, Cal. Services Friday. 4 p.

at chapel. 1460 Sherman avenue. Evanston. Interment private. KELLER Anna Keller, nee Heldt.

beloved wile of the late Emll. dear mother of Mar-jorle Slettebak and Eugene. Funeral Saturday. 8:30 a. from funeral heme.

2500 N. Cicero avenue, to St. Genevieve's church. Interment St. Joseph's.

EErkshlrc 7-8070. CASANO Jack Casano of 1733 N. Whipple. 1600 N. Bucklin La Salle, La South Chicago Savings bank robbery June 25, 1949, in which two Brink's, guards were slain, was granted a severance yesterday by Federal Judge Salle county.

Dr. Haskins was charged with loving husband of Frances, devoted father of William. Ann. and Mrs. Katherlne (Vict Ferracane.

Funeral Saturday. 9 a. nv. from chapel. 813 Taylor street, to St.

Sylvester church. Interment Mount Cannel cemetery. MOnrot 6-0449. bureau of fare research of the American Electric Railway association. Doolittle was born in Hopkinton, la.

reckless homicide on a complaint sworn to by the boy's father, Jo C1AMPI Joseph Clampl. beloved husband of seph, a truck driver. Frances, dear lather of Tony. Vincent, and Mary. Member of Holy Name society.

Fu Paul Powers, 19, who lives in Mrs. Netta Nieblinj spot overlooking the corn lands of his farm, Doornkloof, at Irene. There, on a hill, stands an obelisk erected to hold the ashes of his 91st st, near Hinsdale, told depu Philip L. Sullivan. His attorney, Emmet Byrne, was given Chicago friends learned yester neral Saturday, Sept 16.

at 9:30 a. m. from funeral home. 3440 N. Central avenue, to St.

Ferdinand's church. Interment St. Jo ties he was repairing his auto on 3a Edgerly seph's. Klldare B-5420. the highway and that Haskins' eldest son, Japie, who died years ago.

The urn containing the day of the death of Mrs. Netta Niebling, 85, in Tours, France, Wednesday. Until two years ago. COBB Madeleine Slbbald Cobb, beloved wife KENNY Ellen A. Kenny, nee Gibbons, ef 4706 N.

Leavitt street, beloved wife of Martin, fond daughter of the late Edward and Margaret Gibbons, dear sister ot Mary Gai-rlty. Bea Oeary. Agnes Kelly, and Katie, and Michael of Ireland, and the late Patrick. Margaret, and Annie. Funeral Saturday, 8:45 a.

from funeral home. 3553 Southuort avenue, to Queen ot Angel's church. Interment All Saints. Native of Kllmeena. Westport, County Mayo.

Ireland. of Or. Edward W. Cobb, mother of Mary Elltabeth and Barbara Cornelia, suddenly at auto nearly struck his car a few moments before the Mencl boy general's ashes will also be placed Mrs. Niebling had lived in the Albuquerque.

N. M. in this obelisk. was killed. Pearson hotel, 190 E.

Pearson until Oct. 14 to file preliminary motions, after which the government will have until Oct. 24 to answer and the trial date will be set Nov. 6. David Edgerly, 34, another de 3 p.m.

interment Evergreen. ROWAN Isabel Dunne Rowan. Sept. 13. late resident.

10741 Avenue B. wile of William mother ot Mlruun. Patricia. WlllUm A. and Richard sister cf Sister Mary Devota.

R. S. Fin ley peter and John H. Dunne, niece ot Fin ley Peter Dunne. Funeral Saturday at 9 30 a.

m. from mortuary, 10240 Ewlng avenue, to St. Francis Da Sales church, 10 a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

Call SOuth Chicago 8-0633. SALERNO Ignazlo Joseph Salerno et 753 S. Western avenue, beloved husband cf Katrter Inc. dear father of Frank. Mrs.

Mary Gtor dano. Carmella. Joseph, and the late Caroline, father-in-law ot Alvera. nee Ftortto, Kick Giordano, and Antonio Alello. grandfather of eight.

Funeral from chapel, 739 S. Western avenue. Saturday. 9:30 a. to St.

Calllsto's church. Interment Mount Carmel. SEtley 3-7422. DEW Alt Jamei Dewar. late of Los Angeles.

husband of the late Barbara, father of Didn't See Boy, He Says and was active in social circles. People's Institute Razed; Find Old Tribune The contents of the corner stone of the old People's institute build-In, Leavitt and Van Buren sealed on July 4. 1894, were bared yesterday and proved to be a moist, brown conglomeration of coins and documents, including a Chicago Tribune of that date. The building is being razed to make way for the Congress st. superhighway.

The lifting of the stone from the nearly demolished building was a quiet, tense ceremony, and a nostalgic one for Victor Robinson, 89, of 208 S. Wolcott one of the founders of the institute, whose name also appeared on the cornerstone. Founded by Bishop Robinson, bent with age and deaf in one ear, was a close friend of the late Bishop Samuel Fallows, whose dream the institute was. Robinson explained that the insti- Doris Pelerce of Los Angeles, uncle of Mrs. Dr.

Haskins said he did not see With her daughter, Mrs. Niebling 6 FINED, 4 JAILED the boy. He felt a thud, he said. Mary Holtsclaw. Mrs.

Sarah Carroll. Belle and Jack Dewar. Resting at funeral home, 79th street and Phillips avenue. Services 11 a. m.

Saturday. Interment Mount Greenwood. SOuth Shore 8-6959- Meigs, she had been traveling in Italy and France. Mrs. Niebling fendant, also asked a separate trial KLAPPER Charles Klapper ot 134 N.

East avenue. Oak Park. 111., beloved husband ol Minerva, nee Shafer: dear father of David Jerry add the late Joan E-. fond brother of Rose K. Weiss.

Charlotte K. O'Brien, the late Max. David, and Battle K. Bloch. Services Friday.

3 p. at chapel. 5206 Broadway. Interment RoaehllL IN GOON ATTACK believing he had struck a dog and stopped the car. A passenger in lived In San Francisco before coming to Chicago.

Mrs. Niebling DI MARCO Mlchele Dl Msrco of 1230 W. ON NONS TRIKERS Haskins' auto was Dr. Archie KOHOVT Charles Kohout. formerly of 3623 was a member cf Alliance-Fran Miller, a dentist, of 646 Wright Mobile, Sept.

14 Special SCHN1EDWIND John C. Schnledwlnd. late caise and was described by her La Salle. residence. 7021 Oriole avenue, beloved bus- Flournoy street, beloved husband of Mary, nee Espcstto: fond father of Frank, Anthony, and Gaetana.

brother of Frank. Jim. and Mrs. Lora Dl Santis Funeral Saturday. 9:15 a.

from chapel. 214-16 S. Western avenue, to Our Lady of Pompeii church. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. Information, MOnroe 6-1376.

Member of Elevator Operators and Starters union. No. 66. friends as a citizen of the world Two Nues. men were Ten striking Negro employes of two lumber and furniture firms near here were arrested today band of the late Helen nee CDonnell; fond father ot John Mary Louise, Louis.

Jerry, and Lieut. 1 g. I Robert, because she had lived abroad 25 killed and a third injured yester years. Mrs. Niebling was a widow day when their automobile passed after they assaulted nonstrikers U.

S. N. Funeral Saturday. Sept. 16.

9:30 a. from funeral Lome. 6734 North west Highway, to the Church ot St. Juliana. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery.

DONNELLY Matthew Donnelly, beloved with a barrage of stones, bricks S. Damen avenue, oeiovea nusoana oi Martha, nee Miser-. He: loving father of Leo. fond brother of Fred. Emma, and Kate Trlner.

Funeral Saturday. Sept. 16. at 8:45 a. from parlors, 3701 J.

63d street, st Washtenaw avenue, to St. Maurice's church, mass 9:30. Interment St. Mary's. PRospect 6-8300.

KORAN Jerry A. Koran ot 3020 S. Emerald avenue, beloved son of the late Joseph and Anna Kadlec Kcran. fond step-son of Joseph Raz. dear brother of May Koran.

Joseph. Betty Hall. Ann Gruhalke. lond brother-in-law of William Gruhalke and Emily Koran. Funeral Saturday.

10 a. from chapel. 713 W. 31st streeL Interment family lot. Information.

Victory 2-1158. as is her daughter. Cassius J. McManaman a stop signal and crashed head-on into a truck driven by James A. McBride, 32, of Indianapolis, at SCHREIBER Barbara Schrelber.

beloved wife of the late Frederick, dear mother of Mrs. thru his attorney, Eugene T. De-vitt. The court also was asked to subpena five physicians said to have treated Edgerly for injuries allegedly inflicted during his interrogation. Judge Sullivan indicated he will rule on the motions Nov.

6. Edgerly has pleaded not guilty. Technical pleas of not guilty were entered yesterday for Tamborski and Joseph Jakalskl, 32. James Hoyland, 28, the fourth defendant, is to be arraigned next Wednesday. Tamborski and Jakalski have been acquitted of murder in the state courts.

REVISE CENSUS FIGURES FOR 21 and pipes. Six men were fined $100 each and sentenced to six months in jail. The other four, including Cassius J. McManaman, 61, of Burnham av. and route 83 in Bloom brother of John, Mary, luane, the late William.

Anthony, and Bridget McTlgue. brother-in-lew ot Mrs. Donnelly, uncle of Mrs Marion Bleeker. Mrs. Margaret Lavery, Henry, William, end John McTlgue.

William Donnelly, and Mrs. Nora Griffin. Funeral Friday. 9:30 a. from funeral home.

2104 95th street, to Most Holy Redeemer church. Evergreen Park. Interment Mount Olivet. BEverly 8-5500. Llllle Freevol.

Mrs. Gertrude Freevol, and Mrs. Emma Schmidt, beloved grandmother of five and great-grandmother ot ala. Services Saturday, Sept. 16.

at 3 p. m. at township. Raymond J. Williams, 1210 N.

Grove av. Oak Park, spe three women, were jailed. 27, the car driver, and Max Sher funeral home, 3440 N. Central avenue. Interment Graceiand.

Klldare 5-5420. cial representative for Indiana of the Federal Reserve bank, died born, 34, were killed instantly, It was the second day of violence in a two day strike of the United Construction Workers, an SCHIXZ Rosemary Schulx. age 11, Septem DOSS John F. Doss of 179 N. Laporte Robert H.

Dalenberg. 33, asleep in KRAUSE Sophia Krause. beloved wife of the late Louis, fond mother ot Lillian Brewer- yesterday in Little Company of the back seat, escaped with minor ton. Edward. Elmer.

Louis and Mabel Nick- I Mary hospital. Mr. McManaman, ber 13, 19S0. cf 1Z5 Maiy Hubbard Woods. Illinois, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Ceorge H. Schulz. sister ot Helen snd George Schulz. granddaughter of Mrs.

Emma and affiliate of the United Mine Work injuries. McBride was held tech born in Chicago, was with the ers union. Five men were arrest els. mother-in-law of Mathilda. George urew-erton.

Mary. Estelle. and Ewald Nickels, grandmother of Edward De Rose. Arllne. Lorraine.

Patricia, and Michelle Krause. beloved husband of Mamie, nee McDonald: loving father of John Jr. and James, dear brother of Michael. Joseph, and Stephen, grandfather of Patricia Ann and James. Funeral Saturday.

11:30 a. from funeral home. 619 S. Ashland to St. Thomas Aquinas church.

Interment Queen ol Heaven. DUSKY Vincent J. Dusky cf 374S Prairie nicaly for the inquest at 10 a. m. today at 26th st.

and Chicago rd. ed yesterday for beating and stab Services Saturday. 1 p. nv. at chapel.

1939 tne late otto scouis ana Mr. ana Mrs. Henry M. Dawes. Service and interment private.

Please omit flowers. Those who care to commemorate her death may make a contribution to the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. 133 S. Mchlgaa avenue. Chicago.

bing nonunion workers. W. 35th street. Interment Belhama. KRUSE See Minnie Loescher notice.

bank for more than 20 years. He formerly was manager of the Paulist choir of Chicago. His widow, Helen; a son, William and a daughter, Mrs. Mary Grace Chicago Heights. Killed in Collision The struck companies, the South' ern Furniture Manufacturing com A motorist tentatively identified SCHUM AN Albert G.

Schuman. dear husband LARSEN Hagar Larseo of Fox Lake, beloved wlte of Hans, loving mother of Herbert and Lillian, grandmother of three, fond pany and the Southern Gulf Lum as W. Arnold, 43, of Moun Byrne, survive. Services will be at sister ot Esther NUsson and Slgrld Pettersen. ber company, are continuing op Services 3 p.

m. Friday at chapel In Antl- 11 a. m. Saturday in St. Giles' 01 Mary.

lond father of James, food brother of Susan Schuman Resting at chapel. 1056 W. Chicago avenue, comer Ogden. until Saturday. 8 a.

m. Interment H-ly Trinity cemetery. New burg. Monday a. m.

Newburg. papers please copy. Prospect, a highway-engineer, was killed late Wednesday when his och. IU. Interment Fox Lake cemetery avenue.

beloved husband of Bertha, father ot Hazel Olsen, Western Springs: Bemlce Hayes. Riverside, and Florence Cech, North Ridge. Cal. Funeral 1 p. m.

Friday at chapel, 40 S. Ashland avenue. La Grange. Interment Acacia Park. DWYER See Robert J.

Sweeney notice. EGAN Edward James Egan ot 538 W. 42d place, beloved husband ot Doris, fond father of Dee Anne, sen ot Thomas and the late Johanna, brother of Michael, Thomas Ftancls, George, Leo, Josephine. Mrs. Betty Jane Eppenstetn.

and John. Resting at funeral home. 9900 S. Throop street, until erations with reduced forces. A UMW regional director said the church, Oak Park.

Burial will be LOESCHER Minnie Kruse Loescher. nee Unde- car collided with a truck 13 miles mann. Oak Lawn, devoted wife of Herman, sole issue in the strike is the un SCHVRMAN Edna O. Schumann, nee Herod. northwest of Joliet.

Wilbur Mo in Queen of Angels cemetery. Mrs. Aloisie Spatny CITIES IN STATE Washington, Sept, 14 (tf5) New preliminary 1950 census figures for 21 communities in Illinois were announced today by the bureau of the census. Communities where there have been changes in the figures from those announced from Chicago July 29 are: Revised Figures announced In July Figures 1940 1950 1950 Charles Dicnethal left; and Frank Kennedy examining contents taken ion's demand for recognition as fond mother of Raymond F. and Henry Bud) Kruse.

dear grandmother ot Gloria and Allan, mother-in-law of Bessie, sister cf Laughlin, 29, the truck driver, and bargaining agent. from corner tone. his passenger, E. L. VanLaning Mrs.

Aloisie Spatny, 78, of 6620 Frederick and Edward H. Llndemann. Funeral Saturday. 1:30 p. at chapel.

5218 S. Kedzle avenue. Interment Cedar Park. 01 2U9 laiayette street, urimtn. sept.

14. 1950. beloved wife of the late Wllllans dear sister ot Minnie Devore, Bette Brown. Kathryn Wtlkenson. and Shelby Herod.

At chapel. 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Saturday, Sept. 16. at 3 p.

m. Interment Memorial Park. Chanute and WlnOeld. papers please copy. ham, both of Tonica, 111., were W.

18th Berwyn, widow of GEN. CHARET, 79, PRospect 6-3810. slightly injured. Vladimir Spatny, former co- tute was a community center for innocent and moral amusement, but the only trouble was that the LONG Elmer E. Long.

71 Thomas street. Friday. 10 p. m. Interment Dallas.

Tex. EHRENSTROM W. P. Ehrenstrom. late residence 1001 Vine avenue.

Park Ridge, beloved husband of Bonnie, nee Cooper: brother of Edna Pye. Helen Reagen, and Curtis. Services Monday, Sept. 18, at 1:30 p. m.

at funeral home. 6754 Northwest highway. Interment Oak H1U cemetery. ORGANIZER OF publisher of the Czechoslovakian Oak Park, husband of Virginia Noel Long, newspaper Denni Hlasatel, died SENGER Hattle C. Scnger.

dearly beloved father of Robert N. and Virginia Anne, son of Mrs. Frank E. Long, brother of Mrs. Wil DEATH NOTICES Alton 31.255 32.771 32.176 liam Campbell Taylor of Hinsdale.

Illinois. Friends may call Friday afternoon and eve EISCHEN Barbara Maude Elschen, nee Olker, yesterday in her summer home at Union Pier, after a long illness. Surviving are three daugh Chicago 3.396.808 3.631,835 3.606,436 Benton 7,372 7.827 7,837 Central! 16.343 13.816 13.814 Colllnsvllle 9.796 13.355 11,907 ning at funeral home, 203 S. Marlon street (Wisconsin avenue I. Oak Park.

Illinois. 2122 uerieau avenue, Sept. 13. 1950, beloved wife of the late Nicholas, loving sister of Helen Muhlben. Alma Long field.

Anna WUke. Caroline. Margaret Zur. and the late Herman. In state at Bethel Ev.

Luth. church. Springfield and Hlrsch. frrm 13 noon Saturday. Sept.

16. until the hour of service, 3 p. m. Interment Concordia cemetery. At rest In funeral home.

41 38 w. North avenue, until 10 a. m. Saturday. Information.

BElmont 5-6812. TAXI ARMY, DIES DIJON, France, Sept. 14 Gen. Charles Charet, 79, who as a colonel requisitioned Paris taxicabs for the taxicab army of World War I in 1914, is dead, it was an Effingham 6.180 8.697 6.893 Services Saturday at 11 a. m.

at First Congregational church. 846 Lake street. Oak ADAMS George C. Adams, husband of Mildred C. father of Mrs.

Shirley Fierce ot Albuquerque, N. son of Mrs. B. Wringer of Decatur. III.

Funeral notice later. For Information, COlumbus 1-5888 or ZUclld 3-4141. ALMEB Arthur W. Aimer ot 8204 S. Sanga Galena 4.126 3.965 4,665 Granite 22.974 25.276 29.139 Park.

Interment Forest Home. Kindly omit flowers. EUclld 3-3191. ters, Milada, Kahoun, and Mrs. Zdenka Stulik, and two sons, Jerry and Vladimir.

Services will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow the mother ol Roberta Storm, Angela Maler, and Paul Elschen, dear grandmother of six grandchildren, fond sister of Angela Fisher, fond sister-in-law of Claire Elschen. Funeral Saturday. Sept.

16. at 9 a. from chapel, 2114 Irving Park road, to St. Benedicts church. Interment St.

Boniface's, 19.844 20.376 20.374 Joliet 42.365 52.421 52.460 LYSEN Amanda Lysen, nee SJolund. beloved SHEFHAN John R. Sheehan. beloved hus Madison 2.782 7.946 7.960 wife ot Arvld. fond mother of Mrs.

Ethel chapel at 6301 Cermak Mount Vernon 14.724 15.523 15.563 Ottawa 16.005 16,942 16.951 Pekln 19.407 21.864 21.912 ESPOSITO See Michael Dt Marco notice. Smlloe. dear grandmother of Judith and John Smiloe. dear alster of Mrs. Edith Carlson and Mrs.

Anna Holm of Chicago. Olga ETTINGER Lester B. Ettinger of Peoria, band of Virginia, nee Slater: loving son cf Janet and the late Thomas dear brother of Raymond. Leo. David, and the late Thomas.

son-in-law cf Mae Stater. Resting at funeral home. 3653-55 Fuller-ton avenue. Services Saturday. September 16.

at 2 ra. Interment Rldgewood cemetery. BElmont 5-1815. Peoria 105.087 111,475 111.523 mon street, beloved husband of Ellen, nee Harper: dear father of William, brother ot the late Carl. At chapel.

6000 S. Halsted street, where services will be held Friday at 1:30 p. m. Interment Oak Hill. Member of John Ericsson lodge.

No. 361, I. O. O. and Boulevard lodge.

No. 383, A. F. ic A. M.

ENglewood 4-3323. and Ida of Aland. Finland. At funeral I South 2,825 3.211 3.230 home. 5300 W.

95th street. Oak Lawn. nounced today. The taxicab army was organized under orders issued by Gen. Joseph Simon Gallieni, then military governor of Paris, who disregarded orders of Marshal Joffre bishop believed in everybody.

I Bishop Fallows, head of the Re- formed Episcopalian diocese in Chicago, envisioned 36 such community centers to bring moral uplift to the then riotous wards. However, according to Robinson, his mission soon bogged down in the very thing he was fighting. Robinson said the bishop "believed in William H. Clark, a Presbyterian minister, who handled the building's funds. But something happened to the money when the notes came due.

We were forced to borrow money from Clark's brother-in-law, who insisted upon putting in a theater and a tavern. Then the people just stopped coming for religious lectures." Bible nd OIJ Coins Joseph Maloney Springfield 75,503 80.645 80,832 Streator 14.930 16.389 16.442 Services Saturday. Sept. 16, at 3 p. Interment Chapel Hill.

OAklawn 340. Illinois, beloved husband of Bee, nee Green-wald; devoted father of Carol Pullman, Frank and Joyce, dear son of Seymour I. and the late Jennie, fond brother of Sidney Norman and Gladys Chapman. Urbana 14,064 23.007 22.995 SHIELDS John T. Shields, son of the late ANZ ALONE Orazlo Anzalone.

late of 4014 W. Watseka 3,744 4.225 4,227 MAGNER Carotene Magner. nee Claypool. beloved wife of the late Wlllard. fond mother Wood 8.197 10,215 10.217 of Henry Magner.

At funeral home. 17 not to engage German forces ad The new figures are not the final grandfather of Jack M. Pullman Services Friday. Sept. 15, 3 p.

at Oak wood cemetery. Please omit flowers. Family at Pullman residence. 6841 East End avenue. Madison atreet.

Oak Park. Funeral Saturday, Potomac, beloved husband of the late Angelina, brother of Sam and Josephine Rublno. Funeral Saturday, 9.30 a. from funeral home, 3723 W. Chicago avenue, to Maternity B.

V. M. church. Interment St. John and Catherine Shields, brother ot James J.

Funeral Saturday. Sept. 16. 8:30 a. nr.

from funeral home. 4013 W. Harrison atreet, to Presentation church. Interment All Saints' cemetery. KEdzle 3-7007.

Services or Joseph Maloney, 53, an undertaker in the Logan square district for the last 25 years, will be held at 11 a. m. Monday in Our Lady of Grace church, 2456 N. Ridgeway av. Mr.

Sept. 16, at 11 a. m. Interment Evergreen verified statistics, the bureau ex vancing on Pans. The taxicab army of 40,000 troops stopped the cemetery.

Morris. 111. FERRACANE See Jack Casano notice. plained. The final population josepn's cemetery.

CApltol 7-5040, MAGNUSON Herbert S. Magnuson. late of FLAHIVE See Joseph Maloney notice. Germans in the first battle Of the ARNOLDClarence C. W.

Arnold, suddenly. 7905 Clyde avenue, husband ot Jean, father of Beverly Jean and Nannette, son of Gun- rOX Edward A. Fox. 730 North East ave totals may differ from the preliminary counts because of realloca 303 N. Prospect Manor.

Mount ProsDect. Marne. 111., beloved husband ot Winona, dear father hlld and the late Julius, brother of Bertll oi tiarDara Caryl. lond son of Frances Charet was a pioneer airman in tions of persons to their usual Maloney, who resided at 2958 Fullerton died Tuesday in Phoenix, while on a vaca Arnold, brother of Alvln W. Resting at funeral home.

Lee at Perry streets. Des Spencer, Kenneth, and Robert. Resting at funeral home, 79th street and Phillips avenue, until noon Saturday: then to lie In state at the Tabor Lutheran church at 80th the French army. His rank, how place of residence, and for other reasons. Flames, where services will be held Saturday at 3 p.

m. Interment Elmwood. ever, was general of an artillery tion. He is survived by a sister, nue. Oak Park, husband of Mary Temple-ton Fox.

father of Edward A. William Judith, and Mary Jane, son of Mrs. Clarence E. Fox. brother of Austin.

Mrs. Robert A. Hoaglund, and Clarence E. Jr. Services Friday.

2 p. at residence. Interment Forest Home. Please omit flowers. FUESZ Anna Fur si.

nee Korerskl. beloved wife of the late Edward, dear mother of Chester and Ernest, fond sister ot Pearl Borcheskl. Victoria Wagner, and Helen street and Escanaba avenue. Services 1:30 p. m.

Interment Oak Hill. SOuth Shore division. AVERY Margaret S. Avery, nee Griffith. Sept.

Mrs. Mary Flahive, and her hus 8-6959. 14. 1930. 493T lowa street, fond mother of SHOOTS HIS WIFE, Alfred D.

Avery, grandmother of Charles E. band, Joseph Flahive, fire mar MALONEY Joseph Maloney. beloved son ot -FUNERAL DIRECTORS- and Ruth Boehm. great-grandmother of shal of the 6th division. the late James J.

snd Delia I Hal ton) Maloney. loving brother ot Mary Flahive and David Boehm. Resting at funeral home, DISINHERITS HER, 318 N. Central avenue, Austin. Services the late John S.

Maloney. Funeral Monday, Saturday. 3:30 p. m. Interment Forest SPATNY Aloisie Spatny of 6630 W.

18th street. Berwyn, beloved wife of the 1st Vladimir, fond mother of Vlasta Kahoun. Zdenka Stulik. Mtlada Spatny. Jerry.

Vlad-dlmlr, and the late Miles, mother-in-law of John E. Kahoun. Dr. Charles K. Stulik.

Lorraine. Dorothy, and Lucille Spatny, alster-tmlr. and the late Miles, mother-in-law ot great-grandmother ot three. Services Saturday. Sept.

16. 3 p. at chapel. 6301 W. Cermak road.

Berwyn. Cremation Bohemian National. OLympic 3-1033. Bishop 3-3990. 8TEEVES Franklin L.

Steeves. late ot 8640 S. Ada atreet. beloved husband of the lata Mary Neville Steeves, loving father ot John. Frank Rita Wlot.

and William Steeves. fond brother of Harry, Edward. Charles. Alfred. Austin, and the late Bemlce Olson.

Funeral Saturday, 11:30 a. from funeral home. Halsted at 76th street, to St. Ulan 'a church. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery.

Member of I. B. of E. local No. 134, STewart 3-7700.

8 TRAUB William Straub. husband ot Anna, nee Hoist: father of Dorothy Mailoy. George. Bernard. Robert.

Donald. John, and Winifred Strieker. Services 1:30 p. m. Saturday at chapel, 1648 W.

63d street. Interment Mount Greenwood. Corp. Alan Hargrave 10:30 a. from chapel.

3950-58 Fuller-ton at Sacramento, to Our Lady of Grace Home. Member of Austin chapter. No. 180 O. E.

S. THEN ENDS LIFE church and All Saints'. Member of Holy LAIN SON Funeral Information Memorial services for Corp, Alan Hargrave, 19, son of Mrs BAER Anna J. Baer of 313 S. Bralnerd Name society and Funeral Services.

Asso Tipton, Sept. 14 Special ciated. EVerglade 4-3800. avenue. La Grange, beloved wife of the late Fred mother of Fred Kinsman.

The musty documents from the corner stone were packed into a cardboard box for perusal by the Chicago Historical society. Charles Dienethal, preparator for the society, was on hand to receive them. There were four old coins, what appeared to be a Chicago directory of that year, a street guide and a Bible. The front page of the 12 page Chicago Tribune, had it been dressed up with modern type and the color cartoon, easily could have been typical of more recent times. Chicago was in the throes Otis Davis, 59, owner of a can MARKS Joe Marks of 3147 Wellington avenue, beloved father of Abel and the late and Robert La Grange, sister of Bernice Barnes, 5315 Prairie killed in action in Korea, will be Daniel Dooley.

Chicago. Mrs. Ethel Mollard, ning factory, today shot and crit Jack, three grandchildren, fond brother of Mollle Blblln. Mary London. Leah Marks, ana miss uertniOe Dooley.

Oakland. Cal. Resting at chapel. 40 S. Ashland avenue, conducted by Father R.

O. Brown ically wounded his estranged wife, Sylvia Freeman, ana tne late Rae Farreii. in the main chapel of Holiness La Grange. Funeral 10 a. m.

Saturday at St. Francis Xavler church. Interment Mount SOUTH CHAPEL 316 W. 63D-ST. AT HARVARD PHONE: WEntworth 6-0025.

and Florence Pealing. Funeral Friday. Sept. 15. 3 p.

at chapel. 2233 W. Division Carmel cemetery, street. Member of Pilgrim-Jonas lodge, then scribbled a will disinheriting her, and a moment later killed himself with a bullet thru the Community temple, 5536 S. Indiana at 11:30 a.

m. tomorrow, A. F. and A. Radiant Illinois chapter, BAIN Alexander Peter Bain.

Sept. 13. late of O. E. Maccabees, and Jack Marks lodge.

570S W. Lake street, beloved husband of FRIDAY P. O. W. isabeile Bain, fond father of Alexander Jr.

Corp. Hargrave was one of a group heart. MAZUREK Frank Mszurek Of 450 E. 89th SULLIVAN Denis Sullivan of 8131 8. Eliza GIBBONS Lorsh H.

10 a. m. In church. STOCK AMP Henry R. 1 p.

m. it chapel. SATURDAY Sandy 1. Resting at funeral home, 4817 Chicago avenue. Services Saturday, Sept.

16. of Negro infantrymen who cap Mrs. Davis was shot three times Tepler. mother-in-law of Florence, grandmother of Kenneth. Mary Ann, and Judith.

Funeral Saturday, 10:30 a. from chapel, 3601 Diversey avenue, to St. Hyacinth's church. Interment St, Adalbert's. ALbany 3-6424.

GANO Clifford Gano. dear brother ef Mae Hanklns and Eva Robinson, fond uncle of Clifford. Vernon. Robert, and Howard Gano. Resting at chapel.

3807 Lincoln avenue. Services Saturday, 1:30 p. m. Interment Irving Park cemetery. CEDRIMAS Andrew Gedrimas.

Sept. 13. 1950. late of 4622 S. Wood street, beloved husband of Agnes, nee Rauktalte: fond father of Peter and Anne Kleldon.

Funeral Saturday. Sept. 16, at 8:30 a. m. from funeral home.

4605 S. Hermitage avenue, to Holy Cross church. Interment St. Cast-mlr's cemetery. YArds 7-1741.

GFRBER Anton Frank Gerber. late of 8363 N. Lotus, beloved husband of Lydla. nee Belike: loving father of Lydla Foster. Ruth Bates, and Anita, grandfather of five grandchildren.

Services Saturday. 3:30 p. at funeral home. 4553-61 Milwaukee avenue. Interment Acacia Park.

Member of Portage Park lodge. No. 1002. A. F.

and A. M. GOODNEY Dr. Sidney B. Gcodney.

D. D. bloved brother of Edward. Mrs. Lillian Quayle.

and the late Richard. John, Albert, and William. Member of Ishpemlng. Michigan lodge. No.

314. A. F. A A. No.

152. R. A. St. Bernard K.

No. 35 of Chicago, and North Shore post of American Legion. Remalna resting at funeral home. 5200 N. Western avenue, corner of Foster, until noon Saturday.

Sept. 16. Services and interment Ishpemlng. Mich. at 3 p.

m. interment Oakridge cemetery. tured "Little Cassino," a hill on the BROCK 1st Lt. Thomas 11 a. m.

at chapel. as her husband emptied a revolver cf a railroad strike, and to quell BAKER Dorothy McKee Baker, of 15430 Loomis avenue, Harvey, sept. 14. 1950. at her in her home.

Three shots beth street, beloved husband of the late Mary, nee Keating: fond father of Michael, Helen, and Ruth O'Brien, fond guardian of James Walsh, brother of Michael Sullivan and Catherine Walsh. Funeral Saturday, 9:15 a. from funeral home. 54 38 S. Halsted street, to St.

Sabine's church. Interment Mount Olivet. BOulevard 8-0663. south Korean front near Chinju. Donald M.

Upshur mother of Imogene. Saginaw sister of Dale Bullard. Phoenix, and Mar NORTH CHAPEL 5501 N. ASHLAND-AV. PHONE: LOngbeach 1-3646.

went wild. He then ran two blocks to his Tipton County Packing garet Reeve. Springfield. 111. Resting at chapel, 15333 Broadway.

Harvey, where Donald M. Upshur, 38, of 157 services will be held Friday. Sept. 15. the rioting strikers the government had sent the 15th U.

S. infantry, two companies of the 7th cavalry and a battery of the 1st artillery from Fort Sheridan. The cartoon, in black and white, depicted Eugene V. Debs, the socialist leader and head of the s-nma-r p. m.

Interment Sunday, Sept. 17, Wav- 8W ANSON Peter Swansea. Sept. 12. husband Delaplaine Riverside, prochr PRICE Otto.

p. m. at chapel. erly. Hi.

cer of the Wayne radio 1 1 nil. BALLERINO Felix BallertnO. late Of 734 S. BERGFELD Nellie 3 p. m.

at chapel. BURKE Catherine E. 11 a. m. In church.

show, died yesterday in West Su- Oakley boulevard, fond father of Santo, An rf line and Louis Ballantlno. Funeral Sat company, scribbled a will in his office and shot himself. Davis directed that all I have be divided among his sons, Jerry, 15, John, 17, and Edward, 25, and said $30,000 could be found in his safe and $3,100 in his wallet. He SCHURMANN Edna A. 3 p.

m. at chapel. place, husband of the late Victoria, fond father of Joseph. Edward. Robert, Samuel.

Ignatius, Clara Donato and Gertrude Tri-canni. grandfather of 20 grandchildren, brother ot August and James Matures and Josephine Matushek. Funeral Saturday, at 9:30 a. from chapel, 9108 Cottage Grove avenue, to St. Joachim's church.

Mass at 10 a. m. Interment Resurrection. MAZZUCA Pasquale D. rChas.

1 Mazzuca of Antloch. Illinois, beloved husband ot Rose, nee Allegrettl. dear father of John George and the late Richard fond brother of Sam and Amelia Capozzoll. grand- father of 4 Funeral Monday. 9:30 a.

from funeral home. 3500 N. Cicero avenue, to Our Lady Help of Christians church. Interment Mt, Carmel. BErkshlre 7-8070.

MeDFRMOTT Theresa Ann McDermott ot 7432 S. Pemell avenue, beloved daughter ot Daniel and Elizabeth McDermott, dear sister of Mary, Alice. Joan. Bernard. Daniel Francis, and Hugh.

Funeral Saturday. 9:45 a. from funeral home. 79th street at Loomis boulevard, to St. Carthage church.

Interment St. Mary's cemetery. Information. TRlangle 4-1167. McDONALB See John F.

Doss notice. burban hospital. Surviving are his 01 tne late Anna, nee Klein: father ot Rudolph Edith Erlckson. Elsie Gaughan. Esther Erlckson.

Daniel. Herbert. Rubin, the lste Norman and Gunnar. grandfather of 17. great-grandfather of three.

Resting at' chapel. 2601 Vermont street, Island. Services SI loam Luth. church. Collins street, near Greenwood avenue.

Friday. Sept. 15, at 2 p. m. interment Oak Hill.

urday. Sept. 16. 1950. at 9:15 a.

from chapel. 2322-24 W. Harrison street, to Mnv iLtS 1U IE AHHANUEO, MORAN Mary D. widow, Claire Powell, an actress St. Calllsto's church.

Interment Mount Car a son, "John a daughter, Trudy, mel. SEeley 3-3223. BENNINGHOVEN Daniel Bennlnghoven. Sept. and his mother, Mrs.

Caroline SOUTHWEST CHAPEL 3121 W. 95TH-ST. PHONE: BEverly 8-3183. 13. 1950.

of 1842 w. Estes avenue. Chicago. SWEENEY Robert J. Sweeney, beloved hue- husband of Louise Archer Preston Bennlng said Mrs.

Davis had $11,000 in cash and a home and furniture Upshur. Services will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the chapel at GRAM Agnes Gram, nee Gunderson, Sept. hoven, father of Edward D.

Bennlnghoven FRTDAT valued at $12,000. She got a di 80 E. Burlington Riverside, band of Margaret, nee Holtan; fond father of Jerry, atepfather of Archie and Charies Kane, brother of Margaret Dwyer. Funeral from funeral home. 1223 47th street, Monday.

Sept. 18. at 9:30 a. to St. Ambrose's church.

Mass 10 a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre, American Railway union as a dictator. Benny Dugoll's Hungry Five from Barney's restaurant supplied a musical background for the ceremony. Aid.

Gillespie 29th and Vito Marzullo, Democratic nominee for the state senate, 2d senatorial district, spoke briefly. Dr. Pugh, Presbyterian TTDBALlr Carol D. Ij.n. at chapel.

SATURDAY vorce two months ago and asked 12. beloved wile of tne late carl, dear mother of Prelda Sammond. Florence Henderson, and Charles, grandmother of nine, great-grandmother of four. Services Saturday, Sept, 16. 2:30 p.

at funeral home. 301 S- 5th avenue at Maple street. May-wood. Interment Mount Olive. MAywood 100.

ROSS Arthur P. Ian. at chapel. Nathaniel L. Crawford a $40,000 property settlement but Services for Nathaniel L.

Craw- the decree was not final. THEISEN Barbara Thelsen. Kept 14. nee LAIN SON GRASHORN Mary G. Grashom.

ot 316 Sher ford, 73, of 6910 Lakewood av INJURED BUT HE who died Monday, will be held at idan road, wlnnetka. wife of the late Ceorge P. Grashom. mother ot Mrs. Helene Dickson and Gerard E.

Grashom. Services Saturday. 3 p. at chapel. 1118 Greenleaf Mrs.

John S. Walworth, and Mrs. Sidney H. Jenkins. Service 2:30 p.

m. Friday at chapel, 156T Maple avenue. Evanston. Burial private. Please omit flowers.

Those who wish to commemorate his death, may send contributions to the Chicago Heart association. BENSON Gustat A. Benson. late of Hart. formerly of Berwyn.

111., fond father ot Roy G. Benson, grandfather of Peter. Daniel, and Kristls. Resting at funeral home. 5831 W.

Chicago avenue. Services Saturday, 2:30 p. m. Interment Forest Home. BERGFELD Nellie R.

Bergfeld. dee Eugtett. 5342 Glenwood avenue, Sept. 13. 1950.

beloved wife of the late George fond mother of Mabel B. Borst, dear sister of Carrie Deris. At chapel. 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held, Saturday, Sept.

16. at 3 p. m. Interment Memorial park. Member of Goldenrod chapter.

No. Junger. wife of the late Nicholas, beloved mothei of Nicholas P. and the late Eugene A sister of Peter Junger ot Escanaba. grandmother of Donna T.

Ellsworth, Eugene N. Thelsen. and great-grandmother of Teddy Ellsworth. Gerry and Betty Jean Thelsen. Funeral Saturday morning at 8: SO.

from mortuary. 1356 Wellington avenue. Services at St. A'phonsus church at o'clock. Interment St.

Joseph's cemetery. 1 p. m. today in the chapel at 5708 Madison st. Mr.

Crawford re STRUGGLES WITH Leader, Dies in Crash McM AN AM AN Cassius J. (Cash McManaman ot 1210 N. Grove avenue. Oak Park, beloved husband ot Helen Byrnes McManaman. dear father of Mary Grace Bvme.

William, and the late Lt. Robert. A. A. F.

Funeral Saturday. Sept. 16. at 10:15 a.m.. from funeral home.

3346. Jackson boulevard, to St. Giles church. Interment Queen ot Heaven. KEdzle 3-3394.

MePHERSON James Tver McPhenon. beloved husband ot Marie, father ot Richard, son of the lste James C. and Nettle McPhenon. avenue. Wllmette.

Interment private. C. H. Jordan Co. GREEN Emll Gieen of 5437 N.

Wlnthrop ave Thermopolis, Sept. 14 tF) HELPFULCOPS funeral Dl rectors Chlea ro and So burns FOR 96 YEARS (Picture on back page) TIANO Antonio Ttsno. beloved husband ot brother of Ray. Ralph, and Edward. Fu Robert Dunaway, 33, of 7951 neral at chapel, 24 29 Burr Oak avenue.

300 X. Zrle-st. Superior T-7709. Langley gave police a difficult Blue Island. 111..

Friday. 3:30 P. m. Interment Beverly. Please omit flowers.

In FLORIST time yesterday after he acciden 205, O. E. past president of ladles auxil Catarlna. nee Glramonte: fond father of Rose Scetchen. John.

Joseph. Frank and Margaret McElllgott. grandfather of Robert. John. Richard.

Sylvia. Franrtne Tlano, and Salvador and Anthony Scatchell. Catherine and Frank le McElllgott, and great-grandfather of John Scatchell. Funeral Saturday. 9 a.

from chapel. 314-216 S. West-em avenue, to San Calllstus church. Interment Mount Carmel, iary Lincoln Park, commandery No 64 tired five years ago as head of the special service department of Marshall Field Co. after 39 years with the company.

Surviving are his widow, Jeanette; and two daughters, Eillen and Virginia. James W. Woodard Services will be held at 11 a. m. today in his home for James W.

Woodard, 64, of 4754 Champlain merchant tailor, who died Tuesday after a long illness. Sur JUST PHONE FOR "CHICAGOLAND'S BEST" tally walked against the side of a nue, beloved husband of Lee Green, dear father of Eugene. Sidney, and Stanley, devoted grandfather of Robert. Ronald, and William, fond brother of Freda Stem. Bluma Goldstein and Lillian Pruss.

Services Friday, 1 p. at chapel, 5206 Broadway. Interment Oak Woods. Member of N. F.

P. O. local No. 1, and Fellowship dub. Please omit flowers.

GREGORY Joseph R. Gregory. 1824 S. 58th court, Cicero, beloved son of Anna and the late John Gregory, brother ot Stella Wolta. Leon.

Francis. Cass, and John Gregory, and the late Harriette Pleciynskl. Member and past commander of Lawndale Crawford post 98. A. L.

Funeral Monday. Sept. 18, 8:30 a. from chapel. 6301 W.

Cermak road. Berwyn. to Holy Mount church. Interment St. Adalbert's.

OLympic 3-1023. Bishop 3-2990. Dr. William Barrow Pugh of Philadelphia, executive secretary cf the general assembly of the Presbyterian church, was killed this afternoon in a truck-automobile collision. Dr.

Pugh, who received the congressional medal of honor for his work as an army chaplain in World War II, was a passenger in a car that collided with a trailer truck 10 miles south here. forms tion. BLue Island 14. MFTZGER Mary Metzger, nee Raschke, suddenly, of 1726 W. 21st Street, beloved wife of the lste Charles K.

Metzger. devoted mother of Ronald. Carol. Beverly, Charles. John and Dorothy, loving sister of Anna Heltz.

Josenhlne Kellv and Cecelia Waldow. BLAINE William T. Blaine, husband of the late Grace Eddlngton Blaine, father of Helen Goodman. Jessie Blaine Barnes, William T. Blaine Jr.

and Grace Brlggs at Fort O'Brien Flowers moving street car at Madison st, and Western av. and was injured. Dunaway refused to be moved to Meyers, Fla. Services private at Fort Meyers. TUTTLE Rollo Tuttle.

beloved husband of BOEGER Louis Boeger of Hillside, beloved Funeral Saturday. Sept. 16. 1950. at 8:30 a.

from chapel, 1709 W. 18th street, to St. Adalbert's church. Interment St. husband of Nellie, nee Thlele.

fond father a hospital and struggled with policemen who tried to put him CEntral 6-1130 DELIVERIES EVERYWHERE 17 N. WABASH. 6TH FLOOR CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED. IN MEMORIAM Joseph's. CAnal 6-1246.

ot Mrs. Fred Millies, grandfather of Lor the late Mary, loving father of Harry E-, Roy Rose stepfather ot John J. Davis, dear brother of Wllbert, Funeral Saturday at 10:30 a. m. from funeral home.

238 S. Cicero avenue, to St. Catherine of Siena church. Interment Mount Carmel. AUitln 7-1O00.

raine arm Frederick, brother of Mallnda. MILLARD Helen L. Millard, sister of the late a police ambulance. He finally Wallace D. Millard and the late Mrs.

Resting at funeral home. Lake street at 2d avenue. Maywood, until Saturday, 11 a. m. Lying In state at Immanuel Ev.

Luth. vivors include a sister, Mrs. T. M. Charles S.

Wyckoff. aunt of Mrs. Jessie W. was taken to Bridewell hospital where he was treated for a cut on Smith of Chicago, and a brother. UPSHUR Donald M.

Upshur of 157 Dela Marks. Resting In chapel. 7208 Stony Island avenue. Services Friday. Sept.

15. at 3 p. m. Interment Mount Hope. BUtterBeld church.

Wolf road and 2 2d street from noon Saturday until time ot services 3 p. m. En Robert W. Woodward of St. Louis GRIMM William Grimm, husband of the late Anna, brother of Albert.

Tlllie. Hay-den, and Sophie Werhane. Resting at funeral home, 3918 Irving Park road. Service Saturday, 1:30 p. m.

Interment Acacia Park. GROCHOCKI Edwin Grochockl. dear husband the head and bruises on the legs tombment Oakridge Abbey. MAywood 14. 8-2068.

DEL VECCHIO Vittorla Del Vecchlo In loving memory of our mother, who passed away three years aro today. SONS AND DAUGHTERS. ERL AN SON Nellie Erlanson. In loving memory of our dear wife and mother, who passed away two years aro today. BORKOVITZ Klara Borkovltz.

nee Seells-. Later he was charged with dis plaine road, husband of Claire Powell Upshur, father of John L. and Trudy Upshur, beloved son of Caroline snd the late William B. Upshur. Services Saturday.

3 p. at chapel. 80 Burlington goad. Riverside, Riverside 7-2261. NFMEC Albert Nemec beloved husband ot the late Anna Nemec: fond father ot Albert MAJ.

GEN. MARKHAM DIES; FORMER HEAD OF U. S. ENGINEERS age 84. late of 732 Bittersweet place, beloved wife of the late Henrv.

dear mother of Arthur Stringer Mountain Lakes, N. Sept, 14 orderly conduct and was held in George William, and Sylvia Dubrava brother cf Mary Moudry. Tlllie Sedlhcek, Louis and Henry Nemec. Funeral Saturday, DAD AND BABE. VOLLMAR Emi! Vollmar.

ef 11118 Normal OP) Arthur Stringer, 76, who ROONET John J. Rooney. A tribute of love September 16th, et 3 p. from funeral home 6617 W. Cermak Berwyn.

Cre of Genevieve, nee Majcher. beloved son of Catherine, nee Lewandowskl: beloved brother of Raymond. William, Christy and Gertrude; fond son-in-law of Sophia Malcher. Funeral Monday. 8:30 a.

m. from chapel. 1056 W. Chicago av. to St.

John Cantlus church. Interment St. Adalbert's. HAymarket 1-0936. WTote many early movie serial William J.

ot Wlnnetka. 111., and Leon, devoted grandmother of Ann Harvey of Hewlett, L. Peter, Henry, and Bernard, great-grandmother of Stephen David Harvey, fond sister ot Isadore, the late Jennie Sachs, Abe. David, Jacob, and Meyer. Services Friday, 10 a.

at chapel, 5206 Broadway. Interment Chevra Shomre Hadas. Waldhelm. Please omit flowers. mation at Bohemian National.

Call Bishop 1-1340 or STanley 8-1093. O'BRIEN See Denis Sullivan notice. ana memory to our aevotea nusBana. lather and grandlather. who passed away 1 year ago today.

September 15. 1949. Anniversary mass at St. Mel's Holy Ghost church, 8:30 a. m.

MARGE. JACK. RON. GERE. MARJOAN AND VICKIE.

FRATERNAL NOTICES scripts including the "Perils of Pauline," died today. He produced more than 50 novels. He was born Albany, N. Sept. 14 (JF) Maj.

Gen. Edward M. Markham, avenue. Sept. 14.

1950. dear husband of Agnes, nee Wegesln: fond father ot Mrs. Bemlce Matheson. Mrs. Elvira Fenton.

Mrs. Patricia Van Der Werf. and Mrs. Shirley McGinn, grandfather ot eight, brother of Albert and Eugene, and Mrs. Catherine Dick of Riverside, and the late Helena Boyer.

At chapel. 314 E. 115th street. Service Saturday. Sept.

16. at 3 p. m. Interment Cedsr Park. Member of Palace lodge No.

765. A. F. A. M.

HAMPEL Juliana Hampel. late of 1137 N. BORNHOFEN Emllie Bomhofen. nee Jahnel. the Warren av.

station pending a hearing today in Monroe st. court. Seek Father to Notify Him Son Died in Action Search was being made in Chicago yesterday for Jmes E. Jones to inform him that his son, John E. Jones, 18, was killed in action in Korea on Sept, 5.

The soldier's 73, retired, for O'NEILL Rose M. O'Neill, nee Logan, late of 4337 Washington boulevard, beloved wife of the late Joseph fond mother of Harry Mae Condon. Ethel, the late Ann and Margaret Genty. Funeral Saturday at in Chatham, Ont. Sheridan A.

AMALGAMATED LITHOGRAPHERS OP LeClalre avenue, beloved wife or tne late John, loving mother of Joseph, Marie Kopsa, Katherlne Basil, Edward. John, and the late Julia GaaL Funeral Saturday. Sept. 16, at 10:15 a. from funeral home, 3353 W.

Chicago avenue, to Our Lady Help of Christians church. Interment St. Joseph's. For Information. BRunswick 8-8330.

AMERICA. LOCAL NO. 4 Brother John Sheehan. camera man, passed away Sept. 9:30 a from funeral home.

4345 Mad WALSH See Denis Sullivan notice. WARCZAK Anthony Warczak. late of 841 IV. Services for Sheridan A. Rni.

ison street, to St. Mel's church. Interment Mount Carmel. Member of St. Mel's Blessed l.

Funeral at cnapei. 3655 Fullerton avenue, Satnrdav. Sept. 16. at p.

m. GEORGE A. CANARY. President. Sacrament sodality.

seaux, 57, of 3140 Douglas Negro private detective, will be HOFSCHNEIDER Roy C. Hofschnelder. 7734 CRESCENT LODGE. NO. 895.

A. P. A A. OTIS Ralph C. Otis.

Sept. 13. 1950. ot 2350 Lincoln Park West, husband of Sarane Otis, father of James and Ralph beloved wife of the late John fond mother of John Eleanors. Susan Grewe, Mary and Andrew seven grandchildren, and one great-grandchild.

Resting at funeral home, Lee at Perry streets, Des Plain ea. Funeral mass Saturday. 10 a. St. Mary's church.

Interment St. Mary's, Buff alo Grove. Member of St. Mary's court. No.

1064, Co. o. r. BRADT Edward T. Brady, beloved father of Eugene.

Helen Marsh and Marda, fond brother of Marie McEliegott and Helen Brady. Funeral Saturday, 9 a. from chapel. 5911 W. Madison street at Mason avenue, to St.

Lucy's church. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. EStebrook 8-7500. BRANDT Edward A. Brandt, beloved husband of Anna C.

dear brother of William. Robert. mer chief of the army engineers, died today in Albany hospital after a brief illness. In France during World War Markham supervised railway work to sustain the St. Mi- Memoers please assemble at 1 p.

m. Friday. Sept. 15. to attend funeral of our late held at 10 a.

m. tomorrow in the grandmother, Mrs. J. T. Jones, of 207 N.

Gay sL, Newark, said the father came to Chicago several Otis Mrs. Robert Bums, and Mrs. brother. Emll Green, at chapel. 5306 Broad S.

Bishop street, husband ol Dorothy, nee Freese; son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller, brother of Mae Bruesch. uncle of Lou Bruesch. Funeral services Friday at 3 p.

m. from funeral home. Loomis boulevard at 79 th street. Interment Concordia cemetery. TRlangle 4-1187.

way. HTMAN ROSENBERG. Master. chapel at 45th st. and South Park way.

He died Sunday in New York. Wsde Fetier Jr. Services Westminister chspel. Fourth Presbytertsn church. Saturday.

11 a. m. Interment private. Please months ago. ARTHUR A.

WEATHER WAX. Secretary. omit flowers. DEDICATION ANNOUNCEMENTS- PAPANGELIS Peter Papangells. beloved hus ADVERT19MENT HUMMEL John J.

Hummel late of 4764 Ralph Chester Otis band ox Penelope, lona latner 01 ueorge. GOLDBERG A monument will be dedicated to the memory of Ludle C. Goldbers. wlte Gus. Jennie, and Cranes.

At funeral home, 907 W. Harrison street. Funeral Saturday, Martha and Clara. Member of Lake Side Services for Ralph Chester Otis. of Harry, mother of Russell Graham, Willi am Graham.

Maxlne Sweet, and Esta Kap hiel and Meuse-Argonne offen Mar khans lodge. No. 739. A. F.

A A. M. Resting at chapeL 2742 Lincoln avenue. Services at Sept. 16, 1 p.

st Holy Trinity church, 1101 S. Peoria avenue. Interment Elmwood. 80. of 2350 Lincoln Parkr west, re- lan, Sunday.

Sept. 17, 1 p. Rosemont. chapel, Friday, Sept. 15.

11 a. m. Burial HA TOFF A monument will be dedicated to Personal To Women With Nagging Backache RAIMONDI Salvatore Ralmondl. late ot 946 w. Hubbard beloved husband of the late Mllllngton.

111. Buckingham 1-6680 the memory of Laura Hatofl. Sunday, Sept. sives. He was chief engineer of the army of occupation in Germany after the war.

In 1933, he became urea realty man who died Wednesday, will be held at 11 a. m. tomorrow in Westminster chapel of Rose, nee Dattalo: food father of Mrs. BRIN Samuel Brin of 5718 N. Wlnthrop avenue, beloved husband of Loretta.

dear 17, 3 p. at westlawn cemetery. Josephine Pappageorge. Mrs. Mane Tara- lather of Samuel Jr- food brother of Nate.

bortno. Mrs. Mildred De Rosa. William. Tripp avenue, beloved husband ot Mane, nee Kllch: dear son of Euphrosyns end the late Albert, brother of Frank.

Jenny Wlocn, Clarisse Keevll. Sophie Hoffman. Stella Cllne. and the late John. Funeral Monday.

Sept. 18. at 9:15 a. m. from chapel.

2129 Webster avenue, to St. Francis of Assist church. Interment St. Adalbert's. Information.

ARmltage 6-4630. WOLFF Richard Karl Wolff, late ef 4433 S. Albany, beloved husband of Mary. nee. Henke: loving father ol Irene McKay and Lester, dear brother ot Mary Fragel and Ida Varenek, father-in-law of Robert McKay and Dorothy, grandfather of seven grandchildren.

Funeral Saturday. Sept. 16. at 9 a. m.

from chapel. 4358 S. Richmond street. Services and burial Sunday. Sept.

17. at 3 p. m. from Barkers funeral home. Mllford.

EL WOODARD James W. Woodard. beloved brother of Mrs. T. M.

Smith. Services at the home. 4754 Champlain avenue. Friday, 11 a. m.

Interment Lincoln cemetery. ZAHREN Anna Zahren, nee Schemer, Sept. 14. 1950. of 7033 S.

Emerald avenue, beloved wlte of Peter Zahren. tond mother of Bertha Paulson Zahren. Services at chapel. 7509 Stony Island avenue. Saturday at 1:39 p.

m. Interment Waldhelm. Informatlcat FAlrfax 4-3900. ZIMMERM ANN Amelia K. Zlmmermann, nee Toggen burger, beloved wife of the late Paul loving mother of Paul fond grandmother of Paul, sister of Frsnk Toggen-burger and the late Mrs.

Emily Clifford. Resting st funeral home. 7918 South Park avenue. Services 2 p. m.

Saturday. Sept, 16. Interment Mount Hope cemetery. Information, TRIADS it 4-3054. tne ourtn fresbyterian church.

Mrs. Lena Ambrose. Michael. Joseph. Mrs.

HOKWICH A monument win be dedicated to the memory of Bernard Horwich oo Sunday, Sept. IT. 3:30 p. at Oak Wood cemetery, 67th street and Greenwood avenue devoted grandfather of Robert Howard and Susan Patricia. Services Fridsy.

11 s. at chapel, 5206 Broadway. Interment Rose- Anna Bratko. Mrs. Jean Orthale.

Mrs. Rose chief ef the army engineers. He held that post until 1937, when he tired from the army. In 1938, he mary Flore, and Mrs. Constance Tontiuo.

entrance. hill. 33 grandchildren, and six great-grandchil lf Ckargt Tor Ortftr iSM CI mm BROCK 1st L. Thomas C. Brock.

V. S. A. BCBIW A monument win be dedicated tn memory of Moses Rubin. Sunday.

Sept. 17, dren, dear orotner 01 rrana. nesting ai chapel. 1158 W. Grand av.

Funeral Mon was appointed commissioner of tea. March 31. 1945. In action over Ger- S. Shields avenue, beloved husband of Helen, nee Comer: fond father ot Joseph.

John Edward. Bernard. Thomas. Raymond. Mary.

Helen, and Mrs. Josephine Carroll. Funeral Saturday at 8:45 a. m. from funeral home, 46th place and Wallace street, to St.

Cecelia's church. Member of Tuck Pointers union, local 53. A. F. of L.

Interment St. Mary's. Boulevard 8-0703. JAN1AK Helen Jantak of 1939 H. Karlov.

loving sister of Victor and John. Funeral Saturday. 9:30 a. from chapel. 1701 W.

31st street, to St. Adalbert's church. Interment St. Adalbert's. CAnal 6-5734.

JANOVSKT Anton Janovsky Sr. of 5837 W. Cermak road. Cicero, devoted husband of Marie, fond father of Emily Koehler. and Anne Muxlk.

grandfather of tour, greatgrandfather of nine. Funeral Saturday. 10 a. at chapel. 5318 S.

Kedzle avenue. Interment Bohemian National. PRospect 6-3810. JOHNSEK Ferdinand R. Fred John sen.

fend son of the lste Charles G. and Anna C. John fen. dear brother of Mrs. Alfred Berg, Charles Frank G-.

and Etna A. Johnsen. Funeral Saturday. Sept. 16, at 1 p.

at funeral home, 3026 Belmont avenue. Interment Irving Park Boulevard cemetery. IniormaUoB JUulper 8-4300. many, son of the late Melville and day. Sept.

18. at 8:30 a. m. to Sancta at 3 p. at ttosemoni rare cemetery.

public works in New York City, Maria Addolorata church. Interment Mount 'taftJEES SLFTSKY A monument will be dedicated to Josephine Brock, fond brother of Virginia B. Leo. At chapel. 316 W.

63d street at Harvard avenue, where services will be Carmel. MOnroe 6-5388. the memory of Abram Slutsky. by his wife, He herd that post for six months and resigned to accept the presi Mrs. Bertha Slutsky, and children, Nathan.

Delivered "Minafes Fresfc" held Saturday. Sept. 16. at 11 a. m.

In BAK Agatha M. Rak. late of 5436 8. La file street, beloved wife of Paul, loving mother Samuel, Ben. and Isabel Colky.

Sunday, Sept. 17. at 1:30 p. m. Waldhelm.

terment Oak Woods. WEntworth 6-0025, As vre get older, stress and strain, over, exertion, excessive smoking; or exposure to cold sometimes slows down kidney fane tion. This may lead many folks to complain of naesinr backache, loss of pep and energy, headaches and dixxinesa. Getting: np ntshts or frequent passages may result from minor bladder irritations due cold, dampness or dietary indiscretions. If your discomforts are due to these causes, don't wait, try Doan's Pills, a mild diuretic Used successfully by millions for over 60 years.

While these symptoms may often otherwise occur, it'a amasing how many times Doan's give happy relief help the It miles of kidney tubes and filters flush out waste. Get Com' fills todayl dency of Great Lakes Dredge and of John. Frsnk. Joseph. Barbara.

Mary, Ufa 1 BURKE Catherine B. Burke, nee Harty, of Peter, and Stanley, dear mother-in-law of ZARCCHES A monument wig be dedicated Docks company. Great Lakes, 111. 5443 N. Ashland avenue.

Sept. 13. 1950. leorqe Uienhoeber Caroline. Elizabeth, Stasis, Mary.

Charlotte, to the memory of Isadore Zaruches, Sunday, loving mother of Mary Hollenbeck. William and Walter Bleslada. fond sister-in-law of Sept. 17. 1 p.

at Chabner cemetery. Madeline Dickenson. LUclle White. Virgil FLORIST entrance at letn ana Hariem avenue. Antoinette Dybas.

grandmother and great-grandmother. Funeral Saturday. Sept, 16, and the late Francis J. Burke. Funeral 'Saturday.

Sept. 16. at 10:30 a. m. from He retired from that position in 1945 and made his home in Albany since.

He leaves his widow, two sons, and a daughter. 7 So. Wabash ZELKOWITZ A monument will be dedicated to the memory of Sam Zelkowltz, Sunday. 9:30 a. from chapel.

1356-58 W. 51st street, to St. John of God church. Interment chapel. 5501 N.

Ashland avenue, to Our Lady of Lourdes church. Interment All Sept. 17. a p. m-, westlawn cemetery, Call RAndolph 6-3700 i Resurrection cemetery.

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