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.4. CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1938. IS DEATH NOTICES EORGE W. DIXON, DEATH NOTICES LITTLE ORPHAN Post-Mortem HERMAN Goldie Margolis Herman, 4359 In Memorlam. KARGAU Rose Kargau.

In cherished mem huh! and STuptorrv! must TRICKED? YEAH-DEM DGUY WAS DAT OTHER SURE- BUT ory of our darling mother, who entered LOADED HEAVY WHOEVER TRACKS TOLD HOW COULD FLL. SAV THERE IS, BOSS into heavenly rest lour years ago today. Lexington street, beloved wile of the late Joseph, dear mother of Hyman Samuel. Dr. Joel, Dr.

Jacob Julius, and the late Harry. Funeral Friday. 2:30 p. at chapei. 704 S.

Crawford avenue. Interment Congregation Anshe Maariv cemetery, Waldheim. Please omit flowers. i WAS DRtVlNT Because that i ol thee was pari, PLENTY- OUR THEV fc TRUCK- OUR BOVS PULUHD OUT "TO PASS CHURCH LEADER, DIES 111 FLORIDA Made of the blood drops of thy heart 4 have been- rnu. HOW COULD THSY HAVE MADE SUCH FATAL BLUNDER? THERE'S SOrAETHtttQ JUST "THEN DS GUY, HE CRACKED TH WHIP AN FED OUR BOVS HIS HAVE BEEN ft BOYS RQGERED OR, WAS HE? AND EVEN HE WAS EMPTY, I pray God clasp that golden chain DAT OTHER TRUCK WAS OUR serfs ON NUDQIN HS HIM DEV COULDKT MAKE Tighter when we meet agam.

LOVING CHILDREN. WAS TRAILER TO NO SUCKER- OUR BOYS SHOULD HERMES See Catherine Donohue notice. HESSELBERG Betty Hesselberg, 4750 FISHY ABOUT IT- TRALER TRtCKED- IT- WHTT HE COULD KITE Lillian Kite, nee Pastor. A year has HAVE PASSED H1NV I START HM K4 I SPNNN k'JA gone and the loneliness and grief in our ON TH HOSE! DRWE- hearts cannot be stilled, nothing: can ever be the same without you. lite 71 MOTHER, DAD, HUSBAND, SISTERS.

AND BROTHER. KITE Lillian Pastor Kite. In cherished mem Head of Chicago Temple Board of Trustees. ory of my dear wife, who passed away one year ago today. LOVING HUSBAND ALLEN.

METERS Theresa Meyers. 1936. In ever lasting memory of our beloved wife and mother. hiishanh a ii ii iih kn MUCHNIC Nettie Muchnic. In memory of George W.

Dixon, long prominent our dearest beloved mother and grammy who left us one year ago today. In religious, civic; and business affairs LONESOME DAUGHTERS AND GRAND CHILDREN. Monticelio avenue, beloved wife ol the late Max, fond mother of Hannah, Helen, Rose, and Lillian, sister of Morris and, Arthur Dreyer, and the late Sophie Ostrow-sky. Funeral today, 1 P- at chapel. 3021 Lawrence avenue.

Interment Jewish Waldheim. HOGAN Mary Hogan. formerly of Lemont, beloved wife of the lata George Hogan, sister of Lulu Snider of Dexter, and George O. Land of Tuscola, HI. Funeral Saturday, 9 :45 a.

from chapel, 5908 S. to Holy Cross church, 65th and Maryland. Interment Calvary. HOLMES Frank F. Holmes, beloved husband of the late Luella Fox, loving father of Willard and Wayne, fond brother of Fred, Jessie, and S.

Perry. Services Friday, 2:30 p. Galesburg, 111. JAMES Vivien James, suddenly. In Los Ansre-les, daughter of the late Mr.

and Mrs. David O. James, sister of Mrs. Charles W. Jinnette, Mrs.

E. V. Scovel, Mrs. Frederick W. Walker, David and Herbert O.

James. Services at her late residence, 308 N. Lombard avenue. Oak Park, Friday, 2:30 p. m.

Interment Rosehill cemetery. JARCHOW Sophie Jarehow of 4743 Wright-wood avenue, beloved wife of Charles, dear mother of Christian Ann, Charles C. Margaret MacDonald, William Alfred Gertrude Zitzewitz and Dorothy Fahl, grandmother of thirteen. Services Saturday. 2 p.

at funeral home, 2500 N. Cicero avenne. Interment Irvinsr Park MUCHNIC Nettie Muchnic. Our deaf sister. in memory a daily thought in our hearts 1 9-9-38 silent sorrow.

SISTERS. CffpyiffihHffro nomic-N. V. News SymW SUS Philomena A. Sus.

Loving tribute to our dear wile and mother, who passed away two years ago touay. BELOVED FAMILY. OBITUARIES TODAY'S RADIO BROADCASTS ANDERSON Charles P. Ander-on, Lake Worth, Sept. 1, 1938, beloved husband of Annie C.

Anderson, father of Mrs. 4:45 P. BI. Mathias T. Sasgen.

WMAQ Nancy Martin, song's Wanda A. MeDaniel and Leonard C. Ander- in Chicago, died of heart disease yesterday in Miami, Fla after an illness of two years. He would have been 72 years old on Sept. 16.

Illness forced Mr. Dixon's retirement from most activities, but at his death he was Still president of the Chicago Temple Methodist Episcopal church board of trustees. As chairman of the Funeral services will be held at WBBM Tenth Inning. Today's Features Bon. Services at chapel, 63d and Harvard, Saturday, Sept.

10. at 2 p. m. Interment WENfi Tune Twisters. 9:30 a.

m. tomorrow for Mathias Sasgen, manufacturer of contractors' Oak Hill. Member of Society Balder. 5:00 r. M.

i ARKIN Dorothy F. Arkin, beloved daughter Boulevard cemetery. Berkshire fjuu. equipment, who died Tuesday in his home at 1014 North Harlem avenue, W-G-N Bill Anson. WENR Salon orch.

WMAQ Felix Knights. Eon S3 WCFL Tea Time. WIND Baseball Scores. ON W-G-N. Curtain Time over W-G-N and the coast to coast network of the Mutual Broadcasting Sys- JULIEN Ruth M.

Julien, nee Freeber-r, River Forest. The services will be of the late Isaac C. and Lena ArKin; dear sister of Dr. Aaron Arkin and Dr. Harry S.

Arkin. Funeral services Friday, Sept. 9. 11.30 a. at chapel, 936 E.

47th to Mount Nebo. Please omit flowers. Paul H. Hanz. Paul II.

Manz, chairman of the board and treasurer of the Manz corporation, color printing and engraving concern at 4043 Ravenswood avenue, collapsed yesterday from a heart attack at La Salle and Adams streets and died while being taken to the Henrotin hospital. lie was 64 years old and lived at 2300 Central Park avenue, Evanston. Mr. Manz was born in Chicago and began work for the engraving firm as held in St. Luke's Catholic 5:15 P.

M. I wife of Victor sister ol Mrs. jMmjr Stone, Mrs. Robert Harper, and Carl Services Friday. 2 p.

at char el. 720 Oak Park. Interment Oak Hill. church in River Forest. Mr.

Sas W-G-N Armchair melodies. WMAQ Irma Glen. WIND Musical Toast. BACHLER Ellen Bachler, 1930 Roscoe street. gen was born in Germany 59 years RISER Julia F.

Riser of 7514 S. Yates ave ago and came to America when he CENTRAL DAYLIGHT SAVING T1ME.J ON SHOUT WAVES. BERLIN 6 p. m. Waltzes.

DJD, 25.4 11.77 meg. LONDON 6:20 p. m. Background to Central Kurope a talk by K. W.

Seton-Watsou. GSG, 1B.8 17.79 GSP. 19.6 15.31 GO. 19.7 15.18 GSD, 25.5 11.75 GSB. 31.5 9.51 mec LOS DO 6:35 p.

m. Walford Hyden and his orchestra, in a program ol dance music from the continent. GSG, 16.8 17.79 GSP, 1S.6 15.31 GSO, 19.7 15.18 GSD, 25.5 11.75 GSB, 31.5 9.51 ROME 7:30 p. la English; Guest Kighl; Amj Bernardy: "Home's Midnight Voice." 2KO. 25.4 5:30 P.

M. George W. Dixon. Sept. 8.

1938, mother of B. J. F. and A. A.

T. Bachler. At chapel. 5501 N. Ashland avenue, until 6 p.

Friday, Sept. 9. Interment Denver, Colo. was 4 years old. In 1908 he and his WMAQ Four of Us.

nue, Sept. 8, 1938, wife of James mother of James M. Mrs. Alice Kimball, and Mrs. Helen Hatfield.

Services at late residence, Saturday, Sept. 10, 3 p. m. Interment Mount Greenwood. WBBM Chicago Hour.

brother, Michael, organized the Sas 5:45 P. SI. gen Derrick company at 3101 Grand E6 1938. beloved wife of Clarence Sept. 8.

avenue. Surviving are his widow, LUND Ellen Lund, at Indianapolis, Ind Baker, mother of Mrs. Dorothy Beckley, and a boy. The company was founded in 1865 by his father, Jacob, and in its W-G-N Orphan Annie. WCFL J.

KeUy's orch. WMAQ Say It With Music. WBBM Lum and Abner. WENR Piano duo. building committee of the temple he was one of its principal sponsors.

Mr. Dixon was a former president of the Arthur Dixon Transfer company and a former president of the Wesley Memorial hospitaL Son of Chicago Pioneers. Theresa; five sons, and three daugh ters. early days specialized the manufac beloved mother of Mrs. Maud Daggett, Norman Michelson.

Alfred Michelson, anil Elmo Loft. Funeral Saturday, 2 p. at chapel. 3415 N. Clark street.

Interment Irving Park Boulevard cemetery. 3s. WIND Listen to Yourself. ture of wood cuts for newspapers. Mr.

Arthur Baker, sister of Mrs. Florence Whitney, Mrs. Margaret Van Zee, George W. Haag and the late Mrs. Helen Newman.

Services at chapel, 63d and Harvard. Saturday, Sept. 10. at 3 p. under the auspices of Maple chapter.

No. 90, 0. E. S. Interment Evergreen.

tern at 9:30 tonight will present The River," a story of a man and his wife and their struggle against the river. Specially written for radio by Margery Wil-liams, "The River will feature Alice Hill, Ken Griffin, Ann Kuper, Dorothy Denvir, and Bill Bailey. Produced by Blair Wal-liser, the play will be presented :0 P. M. Orlando R.

Marsh. Manz was made secretary 25 years W-G-N Evening Serenade. WBBM John Harrington. MANZ Paul H. Manz, aged 64 years, of Orlando R.

Marsh, pioneer in the ago and shortly thereafter became treasurer. His widow, Carolyn, sur WMAQ Don Winslow. BAEWSKY Dr. Abraham J. Baewsky.

hus WIND German hour. WENR D. Todd, songs. vives. field of electrical recording and transcription, died yesterday in his home at 819 Prairie avenue, Wil- 2300 N.

Central Park avenue, Evanston, 111., Sept. 8, 1938, beloved husband of Carolyn, dear son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Manz, brother of Helen York and Adolph Manz. Servics at chapel.

5501 N. Ashland avenue. Saturday, Sept. 10, at 3 p. m.

Interment Rosehill mausoleum. 11.81 IMF, 30.5 .83 me. 6:15 P. M. Funeral services will be held at 3 band of Margaret, father of Dr.

Morris, Leo, Sol, and Rose. Funeral services Friday, 10 chapel, 4223-25 W. Roosevelt road. BERLIN 7:30 p. m.

Reich mette. He was 55 years old. He for p. m. tomorrow in the chapel at, 5501 W-G-N Turner and SJarson.

WCFL Tune Teasers. WBBM We, the Wives. WMAQ Vagabonds. Party Convention 193S. DJD, 25.4 11.77 meg.

North Ashland avenue. merly was head of the Marsh labora BARTTZAL Emily F. Bartizal of 5038 W. MESIROW Jacob A. Mesirow.

919 Margate WCFL Echoes of Earana, WAAF Novelettes. WLS Grace Wilson. 11HJO A. M. W-G-N Msnhattaa Mother.

WLS Markets. WCFL Peekers in Pantry. WJJD Missing Persons. WBBM Mary M. McBride.

WMAQ Dan Harding's Wile. 11:15 A.M. W-G-N Harold Turner, pianist. WMAQ The O'Neills. WBBM Radio Tastier.

WJJl) Criminal court. WIND 20C Serenade, WLS Peterson, organ. WAAF Morning Song. 11:30 A. M.

W-G-N Qnia Kyan's News Commentary. WMAQ Farm and Borne. J4 Eelea Tren WCFL Double in Stars. WLS Evelyn, "Little Maid." WJJD Safety court. 11:43 M.

W-G-N Musical Mail Box. WCFL Bailey Aston, songs. WAAF My ma Dee Screen t-WLS Short Storii-s. WBBM Our Gal, Sunday. NOON.

W-G-N Man on State Street. WMB1 Midday GospeL WBBM The Goldbersrs. WLS Melody Round Up. WCFL Hit Revue. WHIP Soutbtown chnreh.

WAAF Symphonic hour. r. M. W-G-N Noontime Musical. WBBM Vic and Saiie.

WHIP Ensle wood hour. WCFL Words and Music 1:3 P. M. W-G-N WLS DinnerbcU pro-. WBBM Road to Ltie.

P. M. W-G-N Miilday service, inha E. Williams, SU Viator's college. 1:43 P.

SI. WSBM Gottpel Sinser. WCFL Voice of Experience. WMAQ Happy Gilmans. 1 l.

M. W-G-N Id. Turner, pianist. WCFL Spotlight program. WIND Italian Hour.

WBBM Manhattan Mother. WMAQ Betty and Bob. 1:15 P. M. W-G-N As Yea Like It.

WLS Dinnerbell procram. WMAQ Arnold Grimm. WCFL Tune Trails. WBBM Man on the Street. LONDON 8 :00 p.

m. Piano WENR Words of Thunder. tories, recording studios in the Kimball building, and also maintained 6:38 P. M. Mrs.

Catherine Reckitt. Red Grange. W-G-N Bob Eison's sport terrace, beloved husband of Rose, fond father of Abner and Raymond, brother of Fanny and Rachel Fox. Funeral services today, 3:30 p. m.

at chapel, 3021 Lawrence avenue. Interment Jewish Waldheim. other studios in the city. He is sur 22d place, Cicero, loving daughter ot John and late Frances, sister of Rose Mracek, Arthur, George, and John Jr. Funeral Saturday, Sept.

10, at 2 p. at chapel, 5124-30 W. 25th street, Cicero. Interment Bohemian National. Member of Phi Gamma Nu sorority.

Call Cicero 80. review. Mrs. Catherine Ruth Reckitt, wife from W-G-N's audience studio. Recital by Myra Hess.

GSG, 16.S 17.79 GSP, 19.6 15.31 meg-: GSO, 19.7 15.18 GSD, 25.5 11.75 GSB, 31.5 9.51 meg- CHICAGO FKKOrENClKS. vived by three children, Virginia, WBBM Adventures In Music bv the Old HeirVihpr-fn- of Ernest Reckitt, died yesterday in Science. NIEBUHR Elizabeth Niebuhr. nee Vosrt, WAAF Shadowland. cert orchestra directed by Julius Del- her; home' 3200 Sheridan road.

She Betty, and Robert. Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 1118 Greenleaf avenue, WENR Bolognini't! orch. BENSON Ellen V.

Benson, Sept. 7, 1938, son, with Jeannette vander Velpen president WJJD Sentenced Men. H-G-N 7-iO WCBD 1WSO and Mitzie Bauer, vocalists and Rnh- ol "le iounS vvumens community 6:15 P. M. ilmette.

u. if W-G-N Dukes and Duchess. erf. Teissier and the fammi ITiHol. -iuu oi vaniiun, ana a lormer at late of 4846 N.

Damen avenue, beloved wife of Alfred, dear mother of Evelyn Benson, fond sister of Beda Stromquist, also two sisters and two brothers in Sweden. Funeral services Saturday, 2:30 p. at chapel, 5149 N. Ashland avenue, at Foster. WBBM Way land Brooks.

WIND 5PO WMBI 1080 WMAO 70 WJJD 1130 WBBM 770 WWAB 1200 WLS S70 WSBC 1210 WEXR-870 WGES 1360 bpr octet will he r.ffpri vr wLN rector oi me urove riouse lor uon- Dr. D. H. Lehmer. WEN It Radio Fanfare.

vtucsceiits aiiu oi me Illinois t-nn- WMAQ Let's Celebrate. Berkeley, Sept. 8. (JP) Dr. urais noxne.

wt'ii Known as an in Interment Memorial Park. Member of Svea WAAF 920 WHFC 1420 The reading of Tins Tribune will be WCFL 970 WHIP 1480 terior decorator, she was a charter Derrick Norman Lehmer, 71 years old, mathematician, composer and WCFL Hal Totten. P. M. W-G-N What's My Name? WMAQ Lucille Manners.

WJJD Church on Hillside. heard at 8:45 p. m. Immediately fol- lodge. No.

25. L. I. O. Thelma lodge.

No. 17, I. O. L. and Ingeborg Ladies of Drake.

Longbeach 5147. Indicates UBS program. member of the Association of Interior innrinn ITt-I nA 1 A. M. poet, died here today.

He was pro Decorators of America. Mrs. Reckitt W-G-N Gol Morning prog. BROWN Margaret Brown, beloved wife of ant coach of the Chicago Eears, will WIND Cubs-St. Louis game fessor emeritus of mathematics of :0 A.

M. was the mother of Mrs. John A. Victor, dear mother of Mrs. Dorothy bwan-son and Mrs.

Mildred Moe, sister of Mrs. be interviewed on the Sports Celeb- cvm5k, tv.t.c -en s-i. W-G-N California Saaghine. the University of California. He was famed for his study of Hopi, Navajo WCFL Rise and Shine.

WMAQ Suburban hour. I Phorlce TP ob- i onrl Tpon'o Minnie Olin, Oscar Peterson, and the late Josephine Peterson. Services Saturday, Sept. and Yosemite tribal music and his WBB3i Momin; Reporter. lie was born in what is now downtown Chicago, a son of Arthur and Mrs.

Annie Carson Dixon, Chicago pioneers. The Arthur Dixon public school is named after the elder Mr. Dixon. Mr. Dixon was educated in Chicago public schools and Northwestern university, lie received a lawyer's degree, but did not engage in general practice.

lie served as state senator from 1C03 to 1907, representing the 1st district. A year later he was elected a Republican presidential elector, and served as chairman of the Illinois section of the electoral college. He later served as a Lincoln Park commissioner. Mr. Dixon held numerous directorships in banks, railroads, and other businesses, but he was especially noted as a Methodist Episcopal layman.

He was for 36 years superintendent of the First Methodist Episcopal Sunday school. At various times he was a trustee of Northwestern university and Illinois Wesleyan university, vice president of the Kobe Japan college, president of the Home Mission-cry society. Chairman of Fair Exhibits. He also served as vice president of the Chicago Historical society, trustee of the Chicago Zoological Park society, and numerous other groups. In 1933 Mr.

Dixon served as chairman of religious exhibits at A Century of Progress. Although a noted churchman, Mr. Dixon was not a pacifist. He was chairman of the Defense day celebrations in 1921. The funeral for Mr.

Dixon will be held in Chicago, probably on Monday. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. 10, at 3 p. at chapel. Sol E.

7oth uuin iwiuia. Reckitt. Funeral services will be 8:15 a. m. Carolyn Pryce-Home held at 1:30 d.

m. tomorrow in St. 7:13 A. M. street.

Interment Cedar Park. Member of operetta, The Necklace of the i America chapter. No. 454, O. E.

and WLS Gene and Glenn. WBBM. Morning Matinee. Councilor, Mark's Episcopal church, Evanston Gertrude lodge, I. O.

7:34) A. M. Prof. Ludwig Borchardt. 10:30 Don Pedro and his Margie CHALEM Clara Ethel Chalem.

nee Kartosh, W-C-X Music Ko. violin. BERLIN, Sept. 8. JPi The death Mrs.

Florence Grossman. WBBM Musical Clock. beloved wife of Morns, loving mother of Joseph, Jenny, Ernest, Gertrude, Abraham, WLS Top o' the Morning. 11:30 Quin Ryan's News Commen and Arnold, fond grandmother of seven Mrs. Florence Florsheim Grossman, 8rO A.

M. of Prof. Ludwig Borchardt, Jewish Egyptologist, whose family was a founder of the New York financial tary. prandehildren, sister of Mrs. D.

Gabin of W-G-N Eveoday War. 125 p. Service-John flI retif'i Conshohocken, Mrs. F. Elizer of Chi- WCFL Breakfast Clnb.

catro. and Mrs. J. Knazan and I. Kartosh ol WMAQ Your Neighbor.

firm of Kuhn, Loeb was an E. Williams, St. Viator's college. in P. M.

Winnipeg-. Canada. Funeral at chapel, 3125 Peterson, onjau. fS-nn Rill Ancfin nn lnio oxn. W-G-N June Baker, home 8:05 A.

SI. nounced today. He was 74 years old. Borchardt was founder and director VoaLZ, boulevard. She was 62 years old.

Fu recordings. manajerapnt. It Roosevelt road, Friday at 2 p. m. Interment Waldheim.

Please omit flowers. Winnipeg papers please copy. Family will sit W-G-N Good Morning prog. 8:15 A. M.

7:00 What's My Name, MBS, neral services will be held at 2:30 p. m. today in the chapel at 936 East of the German institute of Egyptian WLS Voices of Feedlot. WHIP Concert orch. WMAQ Valiant Lady.

Shiva at 3156 Belle Plaine avenue. W4J N-4aroly I'ryee. archaeology in Cairo. 8:30 A. M.

CHARLES William F. Charles, battalion 47th street. Besides her husband, she WCFL Variety Show. ON OTHER STATIONS WBBM Kitty Keene. chief.

C. F. late of 80o7 Prairie, beloved husband of Catherine Brady Charles, leaves a son, Edward now in 6:45 p. m. WBBM Wayland 1:15 V.

M. Max Adamsky. W-G-N Good Morning prog. WMAQ Whistler ami Dog. WBBX Girl Interne, WIND Hawaiian Melodic.

Paris, and a daughter, Mrs. Kathryn fond father of William F. Jr. Funeral Brooks on The Small Business Men Max Adamsky, 73 years old. died Saturday.

9:45 a. from funeral par- essner of New York city, Convention." 8:15 A. M. W-G-N MwlodT Time. Reporter.

WMAQ Betty Crocker. WLS Vitality Jim. WBBM Houseboat Hannah. in the Jacknn ParV rmcnitnl vector I lors, 7053 S. Halsted street, to St.

Doro-iii me jdCKson i-arK nospitai yester- th Hniv semiich 7 WMAQ First Nightet with Les WLS Boys Irora Virginia. WMAQ Amanda Snow. day after he had collapsed from a I cemetery. Stewart 7700 Morgan J. O'Brien.

Tremayne and Barbara Luddy in Fir WBBM LiiKia'a First LoTe. P. JL stroKe in nis home at 8108 Manistee Clifford William t. Clifford. Sept.

7, 8:55 A. M. Funeral services for Morgan J. ing Squad W-G-N Marriage license 1038. of 2900 Didiana avenue, beloved son avenue.

Mr. Adamski was an orches W-G-N Headlines Health. Knnaaares. 7:00 WMAQ Lucille Manners con- O'Brien, 67 years old, an Illinois Cen- of Kate Clifford. Funeral Saturday, 10 a.

from chapel, 1S20 S. Michigan avenue, to A. M. tral musician in Chicago and New recreated. WLS Sports review.

WBBM First Niirhter. 7:15 P. M. WBBM Molina's orch. WCFL Pop Tunes.

7:30 M. W-G-N Lone Rungcr. WLS Y'ou're on the Air. 7:45 P. M.

WBBM" Of men and Books." 8:00 P. M. W-G-N J. Dorsey's orch. WLS Monici's orch.

WMAQ Waltz Time. WBBM Hollywood Hotel. 8:15 P. SI. WCFIi Favorite melodies.

8:30 P. M. W-G-N D. orch. WMAQ Death Valley Days.

WSNH March ot Time. WIND Law of Life. 8:45 P. M. W-G-N Tomorrow's Tribune.

WCFL Hessberver's orch. WIND Munro's orchestra. 8 P. M. W-G-N Sports Celebrity Parade.

9:00 P. SI. W-G-N Old Heidellierg orch. WMAQ King's orch. WBBM The World Dances.

WENS Design for Dancins. WCFL Double in Stars. 9:15 P. 31. WIND Music Over Broadway.

WCFL J. Kellv's orch. 9:30 P. M. W-G-N Curtain Time.

WENR Ink Spols. WMAQ Jimmy Fidler. 10:00 P. M. W-G-N IS.

Crosby's orch. WEDC Ukrainian hour. WMAQ Amos 'n' Andy. WBBM Busse's orch. WCFL Novena service.

WIND Swedish program. 10:15 P. St. W-G-N B. Cummin's nreh.

WBBM H. Geodron's orch. WENR KoloButni's orch. 10:30 P. M.

WENR Hines' orchestra. WMAQ Lyman's orchestra. WIND Munro's erch. 10:45 P. ML W-G-N II.

Jurgens orch. WBBM Kay Kyser's orch. 11:00 P. SI. W-G-N D.

Barrio's orch. WMAQ Himber's orch. WJJD T. Tucker's orch. WMAQ Mary Marlin.

cert. tral treight train conductor for forty- W-G-N Martu Crane and York in the early years of the cen St. James church. Burial St. Mary's.

ileiea Juyee. WLt Horoemaker' hour. 8:00 WMAQ Waltz Time with six years, will be held at 9:30 a. m. tury.

CODY Annie Cody tnee McNally, Sept. 8, WBBM Pretty Kitty Kelly. WBBM Aeolian Ensemble. Frank Munn. tomorrow in St.

Francis De Paula WCFL Just Neighbors. WCFL Make Believe Dance- 108, beloved wile of the late Michael, loving: mother of Maureen Dean, Vincent 8:00 WBBM Hollywood Hotel! church. Mr. O'Brien, who lived at WLS Smile Market. WMAQ Mrs.

Wipe. Stanley Zaring; a son, George W. Dixon five brother and three sis Frank Catherine Harris, Anne Dreibus; Patrick Eileen Bernard Joan with Herbert Marshall, Frances Lang- p44 East S3d street, died Wednesday land. 2:15 P. M.

W-G-N Popular Melodies. WMAQ Ma Perkins. :15 A. M. and the late Margaret M.

Cody, fond sister FINAL RITES FOR ford, Jean Sablon, Claudette Colbert ttie -Illinois Central hospital. He is of the Kev. Michael McNally. S. Mrs.

WBBM M.vrt and WMAQ John'R Other Wife. WCFL Paul Page, sonss. and Victor Young orchestra. survived by a son, Morgan a WBBM-Meet the Minsus. WHIP-Dancing Party.

ters. His wife, Mrs. Marion Martin Dixon, died in 1926. The old Dixon home is at 1250 Lake Shore drive. Mr.

Dixon was a Mason, Knight Templar, Sept. 8, wife of late John, dear mother of Louise, Henry, and Elmer. Funeral services Saturday, 3 p. at funeral home, 3224 Montrose avenue. Interment Acacia Park cemetery.

Remains at rest at late residence, 4444 Manor avenue, until 11 a. Saturday. NYM AN Violet H. Nyman nee Carlson, Sept. 8, of 3112 N.

Kenmore avenue, beloved wife of Carl Nyman, fond daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hjalmar Carlson, sister of Mrs. Russell M. Williams of Milwaukee, Wis.

Funeral services Saturday. 3 p. at chapel. 3175 N. Clark street.

Interment Mount Olive. OTTO Edward Otto, beloved husband of Clara; loving lather of William, brother of Augusta, Frank and the late Fred. Services, Saturday, 3 p. at funeral home, 4553-61 Milwaukee avenue. Interment Rosehill.

Member of Sincerity lodge. No. 983, A. F. A.

M. Kindly omit flowers. QUAN Jessie Rowell Quan, beloved wife of the late Thomas dear mother of Thomas Edward William Ethel, and Mre. Berniece Lambert, sister of the late Annie Keigher. At daughter's residence, 6343 N.

Oak Park avenue. Funeral notice later. RASMUSSEN Nikoline H. Rasmussen, late of 846 N. Waller avenue, belovari wife of the late Anton Rasmussen, fond mother of Mrs.

Elsie Thorn, grandmother of William, Warren, Wallace, and Milton Thorn. At rest in chapel, 5831 West Chicago avenne. Services Saturday at 2 p. at Messiah Lutheran church. Waller avenue and Iowa street.

Interment Mount Olive. RECKITT Catherine Ruth Reckitt, Sept. 8. 1938, beloved wife of Ernest, dear mother of Mrs. Florence Eyrich, Mrs.

Dorothy Sehreiber, Charles and Francis B. Reckitt. At residence, 3200 Sheridan road, until 11 a. m. Saturday.

Services Saturday, 10, at St. Mark's Episcopal church. 1509 Ridge avenue, Evanston, at 1 :30 p. m. Interment Memorial Park cemetery.

RICHTER Rudolph Richter of 3145 S. Springfield avenue, beloved husband of Matilda Richter, father of Arthur and Richard Richter. Funeral eorviees Saturday 1:30 p. m. at chapel, 3925 W.

26th street. Interment Bohemian National cemetery. ROTH George Roth, husband of Sarah J. Roth, father of Elmer W. and George A.

Roth, Mrs. Myrtle Rofh Good of Liberty-ville. 111., brother of Charles F. and William H. Roth, Mrs.

Martin Boch, and Mra. Max Gemeinhardt. Services Saturday, p. at chapel. 720 Lake street.

Oak Park. Interment Forest Home. RYAN John H. Ryan. Sent.

7. 1938, brother of Edward Robert and Charles B. Funeral Saturday. 9:30 a. from chapel, 929 Belmont avenue, to Our Lady of Lourdes church.

Interment Calvary. SASGEN Mathias T. Saegen, Sept. 6. 1938, husband of Theresa Sasgen.

father of Michael, John, Peter, Frank. Mathew and Betty Sasgen, Sister Etheline, C. Sister Helene. C. C.

Resting in home, 1014 N. Harlem avenue. River Forest. Funeral Saturday. 9:30 a.

to St. Luke church. I.3throp and Lake street. Interment St. Joseph's.

SEABERG Maurice Seaberg. 7939 Lafayette avenue, beloved husband of Marie Seaberg nee Anderson, dear father of Marion Louise, fond brother of Mrs. Anna Tarr. Louise Seaberg of Manchester, N. and the late Charles Seaberg.

Funeral services Saturday, Sept. 10. at 2 p. at funeral home, corner 79th and Aberdeen, under the auspices of Boulevard lodge. No.

882, A. F. A. and John Eric Ericc-Bon lodge, No. 361.

I. O. O. F. Interment Oak Hill.

SERA VITZ Morris Seravitz, age 50. of 3559 Douglas, beloved husband of Kate, fond father of June Debs, Ann, Lena Pekarsky, Ethel, Gilbert, and Abe. Funeral Friday, Sept. 9, at 1 p. at chapel, 3664 Roosevelt road.

SHAFRON Samuel Shafron of 336 N. Hamlin avenue, beloved husband of Jennie, fond father of Sylvia Goldman, Leo, Marian Sweet, Arthur, and Harriet, two grandchildren, brother of Minnie Lewis, Esther Sherman, and Doshie Swiehkow. Funeral Friday, 2 p. at chapel, 2235 W. Division street.

SHEELER Mary Sheeler nee O'Connor, formerly of 3224 Lexington street, beloved wife of the late Harvey J. Sheeler; dear mother of Harvey. Resting at funeral home, 5321 Madison street. Notice of funeral later. Austin 8020.

SOBIESKI Sunshine Lillian Sobieski of 1828 S. 58th avenue, loving daughter of Joseph and Lyle Benesh Sobieski. sister of CARDINAL HAYES 8:30 WENR March ot Time. daughter, Alice, and a brother, Dan- WAAF Rhythm Rhapsody. B.

Sherry of Dublin, Ireland, and Frank McNally. Native of Carrickm across. County Monaehan, Ireland. Funeral Saturday, 10 a. from late residence, 7024 Kimbark avenue, to St.

Laurence church. Burial 9:00 WBEM The World Danr-Ps iel J. Bnen. 9:30 A. M.

W-G-N Morning Melodies. SET FOR TODAY 9 -00 WKTMR Dpsic-Ti fnr nanpinu and Shriner. He belonged to many WBBM Hilltop House. 9:00 WMAQ Wayne King's Seren- George Roth. Chicago clubs.

Holy Sepulchre WCBD Italian hour. New York, Sept. 8. Special.l- nade. COOMBS Catherine T.

Coombs, beloved sis P. SI. W-G-N IL Stokes' orch. WMAQ Pepper Yountf. WBBM Pat Flanagan.

2r45 P. M. W-G-N be Leadoft Mai. WBBM Duirout Done. WMAQ Guiding: Lii'ht.

WLS Between the book ends. WIND Dusout Interviews. P. M. WLS Kitchen WAAF Canary Serenade.

More than 5,000 priests, friars, and ter of Mrs. David A. Cusick. fond cousin FOREMAN ESTATE WCFL Josh Hifrsiiis. of Mrs.

Martin J. Haas. Funeral Saturday at 9 a. from late residence, 6446 Pliia snrpnno tn TTnlv Onsa chnreh. In- nuns were in St.

Patrick's cathedral today for the second requiem mass George Roth, 78 years old, who retired fifteen years ago after forty-five years of service with Carson, Pirie, Scott wholesale, died yesterday in his home at 32 Washington boule- WMAQ-Just Plain Bill. WJJD Parent-Teacher prog. GAINS Few Attend Rites for 9l5 A. M. ior irairicK uarcunai Hayes.

Mean- terment Holy sepulchre, yaras unos WJJD Tuckers" orch. while arrangements were completed costeixo John J. Costeiio, beloved hus- NOW IS $750,000 W-G-N Baseball hite WBBM Stepmother. band of Ellen nee McDermott; father Spanish Prince at Miami vard ak park. He was a native Chi- ior tne imposing ceremonies with WMAQ Woman in White.

of Apnea B. Costeiio. brother of Mrs. John Henry G. Foreman left an estate which the late archbishop of New WCFL Bittersweet Melodies.

McGowan, Augustin Costeiio, Mrs. Albert vs. St. Louis. Also WBBM WCFL.

and WJJD. 3:0 P. M. WENR Club Matinee. WMAQ Backstaere Wife.

j-crare on oactt page. Sarah: two sons, and a dauehter. Fu- WLS Ma Perkins. of 750,000, or about 5250,000 more York will be laid to rest tomorrow Rain, and Mrs. Thomas Johnston.

Funeral Saturday. a. from residence, 44 Miami, Sept. 8. (JP) A simple neral services will be held at 2:30 in a crypt below the high altar of N.

Mason avenue, to St. Catherine of Siena than originally estimated. This was disclosed yesterday when the final prayer and the tears of a woman L. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 720 WMBI Radio Bible School.

the cathedral. church, Austin boulevard at Washington tooic me place today of royal cere- Lake street, Oak Park. Oak Park. 111. Interment Mount Carmel.

accounting was approved by Joseph 10:00 A. 31. W-G-N Get Thia to Music. WIND Municipal court. WLS Mary Marlin.

WCFL Fashion Show. WMAQ DaTid Harum. WBBM Julia Blake. 10:15 A. M.

mony at funeral services for the DIXON Georre W. Dixon, suddenly, at Mi MpNUMJEMTS ANCJUSOLEUMS. F. Geary, assistant to Judge John O'Connell of the Probate court. ami, Sept.

8, 1938, beloved busnana of the late Marion Martin Dixon, fond WBBM Orrie Allston's orch. QUALITY MONUMENTS MAOSOLETTMS. AND MARKERS ERECTED ANYWHERE. count of Covadonga, former heir to Arthur J. Nickson.

S.sfVhro"e- he Rev. F. D. Artnur Nick 68 oW an Sullivan of Gesu Catholic church con- father Mrs. Stanley Zaring- and George Mr.

Foreman, one of the founders of W-G-N Bachelor's Children. CHAS G. BLAKE CO. 1000 hi R7TH-ST. Dixon brother of Arthur, Thomas William Homer Alan Dixon, Mrs the Chicago Real Estate board and the CEMETERY MARKERS.

MONUMENTS AT ducted services at an undertaker's, -JT 'j, oeto, for more than 2o years, died yester- W. B. Martin, Mrs. Walter Faithorn, and 3:15 r. M.

WMAQ Stella Dailas. WHIP Fashion Flashes. 3:30 P. M. WMAQ Lie can be Beauti ful.

3:15 P. M. WMAQ Girl Alone. WHIP Denna Tyler, sons. WENR Affairs of Anthony.

4:00 P. M. WMAQ Tune Types. WENR Neighbor NelL WJJD Scoreboard. WHIP Razzberry college.

4:15 P. M. W-G-N Rich Entertains. --nymg-s "3rs- state-street "tore ymnt. with less than a dozen persons pres- Chicago Stock Exchange, died July 25, 1932.

His will provided that his Mrs. Paul Walker. Funeral notice later. CFL A ussa, the Arab. WENR Desirable music.

WIND Swing: quartet. 11:30 r. BI. W-G-N B. Crosby's orch, WBBM Kinsr's orch.

WCFL H. Owen's orch. WMAQ Hines" orch. 11:45 P. M.

day in his home at 327 Weston ave CEMETERIES. ent. Among those who entered the DONOHUE Catherine Donohue, nee McEnroe, nue, Aurora. Mr. Nickson was em WLS Vic and Sade.

WBBM Editor's DanEhter. WMAQ Lorenzo Jones. WHFC Poetic Melodies. 10:30 A. I.

W-G-N Doa Pedro's Magio Violin. WLS Pepper Tonnff. WAAF All About Does. WWAE Traflc court. widow, Mrs.

Lottie S. Foreman of 3100 wife of the late Owen, dear mother ol Mar CHOICE 6 GRAVE LOT. WOODLAWN chapel was Miss Mildred Gaydon, night club cigaret girl. She drove rmerery, go. ureenieat 5ZG8.

Sheridan road, have the income until her death. One-ninth of the estate is garet Hermes, John Donohue, and Anna iimith. Funeral Saturday, Sept. 10. at 8:30 a.

from her daughter's residence, 5426 ployed by the Burlington 41 years, retiring eight years ago. Surviving are his widow, Mary, a son and a WIND Karlin Modem choir. the car which crashed into a pole FUNERAL DIRECTORS. MIDNIGHT. then to be given to relatives and S.

Bishop street, to St. Augustine church early Tuesday, fatally injuring aaughter W-G-N B. Cummins arch. Interment St. Mary'a.

Stewart uou, WMAQ Do You Remember 1 O'HANLEY. FUNERAL- DIRECTION WENR Western Silhouettes. the rest placed in trust, with the in-come to go to the Michael Reese hos EBERT Henrietta Ebert. Sept. 6, 1938, at Hollywood.

sister of J. W. Jioert, WMAQ Welke's orch. WENR Loveland's ores. WBBM K.

Bceeher's orch. WIND Kite Watch. 13:30 A. ML WBBM Tenth Inniner. WJJD Music Parade.

WCFLj Variety prog. 4:30 P. M. Memorial Service Sunday WCFL Forgotten Woman. WBBM Big Sister.

WIND Between Us Girls. A. M. W-G-N Painted Dreams. WMAQ Road of Life.

Evanston, Charles Ebert, Edison Park, 111., Arthur Ebert, Pittsburgh, Mrs. Jennie Ashdown. Evanston. and Mrs. pital, the Chicago-Winfield Tuberculosis sanitarium, the Chicago Home for Jewish Orphans, and the Home WMAQ Your Family and W-G-N Jose Miiuaan'l Annio Gerstad, Hollywood, Cal.

Funeral orch. 1:00 A. M. services, 3 p. in.

Friday, at Little Ohurcn WBBM Aunt Jenny's Stories. for Aged Jews. wine. WBBM When We Were Young. of the Flowers, Forest Lawn Memorial WJJD Jurgen's orch.

W-G-N J. Dorsey's arch. Mrs. Howard White, widow of an Park, Glendale, California. for Mrs.

Edith Mitchell Memorial services for Mrs. Edith S. Mitchell, La Grange club woman, will be held at 4:30 p. m. Sunday instead of 11 a.

m.t as announced previously. The services will be held in the Emmanuel Episcopal church architect, made four charitable i 5 EGGERT Robert W. Eggert. late of 3939 N. Lawndals avenue, beloved husband of quests in a 555,000 will admitted to DEATH NOTICES received for In the next morning's Hnel Edition ef the Chicago Tribune up to 1 1:00 each night.

Call Superior 0109 Want Ad-Visw. Meta nee Poehler, fond brother of Dr. Freud Has Operation 102 in Shade, So Schools probate yesterday. She left 52,000 to the Northern Baptist Theological seminary, 51,000 to the North Shore Georgo F. Eggert and Lillian Bendt.

At rest in the funeral church, 3834-36 Irving Park boulevard, where services will be held Saturday at 2 p. m. Interment Rose-hill cemetery. in Beardstown, Close Baptist church, $500 to the Central in London; Condition Good LONDON, Sept. 8.

C4 Dr. Sig-mund Freud, noted Viennese psychologist who is now a refugee, under Beardstown, HL, Sept. 8. Special. in La Grange.

Mrs. Mitchell, who died July 10, was president of the La Grange Woman's clubv for three EIDTJKA John Eidukaitis Eidukas, be It was too hot for school here to Baptist Children's home in Maywood. and 5500 to the Baptist Old People's day. With 102 in the shade. Superin went an operation today in a London home in Maywood.

Two sons, Wil tendent W. L. Gard dismissed grad liam and Howard, are to share the and high school classes. remainder. nursing home.

The nature of the 82 year old scientist's illness was not disclosed, but his condition was said to be satisfactory. DEATH NOTICES AT YOUR GROCERS DISH TOWELS SIZE 17x341 POPULAR MAKE I VALUE 15c UP I PACKED RIGHT INSIDE EVERY LARGE PACKAGE SILVER DUST ATHLETE'S FOOT i ITCHING BETWEEM loved husband of Frances, fond father of Annie Carstensen, John, Corporal Raymond. Frank, and Evelyn. Funeral Saturday, 9 a. from funeral home, 2950-58 Fuller-ton, at Sacramento, to St.

Sylvester's church. Interment St. Adalbert's. Information Belmont 3300. EISENSTEIN Anna Eisensfem, age 43, beloved wife of Aaron, of 3610 Leland avenue, fond mother of Fannie Golden, Phil, and Harry Eisenstein.

Funeral Friday, Sept. 9, at 2 p. at chapel, 3140 Lawrence avenue, to Workmen's Circle cemetery. Forest Park. Clerk of Idlewild Club In llemoriam.

MARY MARGARET Mc BRIDE SAYS: If A TOES (RINGWORM) GOLDSMITH Joe M. Goldsmith. In fond A Missing; Fear for Safety and lovinir memory of our beloved one, 1 r)1i who nassed awv seven years aeo today. LOVING WIFE LILLIAN, DAUGHTER Officials of the Idlewild Country club near Flossmoor yesterday were EVER HEAR CF MESLA, AND GRANDCHILDREN. JOHNSON Josephine H.

Johnson. In loving FARGO Louise Watkinson Fargo, Sept. 7. fearful for the safety of the club's chief clerk, Roswell Brown. Brown 1938.

wife of Frank. M. Fargo, 373 Hazel memory of our dearly beloved wife and mother, who passed away one year ago to A HOUSE FOR BIRDS? Widely ascd. highly sacccssful axaa-roenc. 5XB relieve aching sc kills nlagos peels off diseased skisv Gauds against ss iofeaiwn.

soot sola tie quick, effective Price Ail Duc Stois has been missing since Wednesday day. Sept. 9, 1937. Mother dear, you passed away morning. He has been employed at the club for eight years.

The club And how we miss you no words can 6ay. The pleasures that our hearts once knew THE MILD WHITE SOAP FOR DISHES AND LAUNDRY! Are saddened and lonesome after you. officials fear he may have been in an accident. He is 5 feet 11 inches tall Tune in today WBBM 11 A. M.

With God's help, we hope and pray. That we will meet again some day. 5tav and has light brown hair. He is 45 YOUR LOVING HUSBAND AND CHIL avenue. Gleneoe, mother of Alvin F.

Miller George and Eichard A. Fargo. Funeral services were held at 3 :45 p. m. Thursday, in Graceland cemetery chapei, Chicago.

FILPI Margaret Filpl nee Petta, beloved wife of Andrew Filpi, mother of George, John, Sam, Frank. Margaret, and Mrs. Nellie Moloni. Resting at residence, 1208 W. Eddy street.

Services at St. Andrew church Saturday at 10 a. m. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. GORDON Louis Gordon, beloved husband of Minnie, fond father of Ruth Newman, Jack, Albert.

David, Sidney, and Sally, brother of Sam, Mary Wilner, and Belle Drexler. Funeral today, 2 p. at chapel. Russell. Funeral Saturday at it a.

iront funeral home, 2307 S. 52d avenue, to Our Lady of the Mount chnreh. Interment St Adalbert's. Cicero 200. SOLBERG Martin Solberg of 415 W.

56th place, Sept. 18. 1938, fond father of Lillian Palmquist Margaret Towner, Alpha Ball. Edith Mack, Ruth Beil, Elinore Mitehel. Martin and Chester Solberg.

Funeral at 11256 Parnell avenue. Saturday, Sept. 10. at 2 p. m.

Interment Fairmount. STOKES Sarah A. Stokes, fond wife of the late John loving mother of Mark Sarah Margaret John B. and Mrs. Walter Duffy.

Funeral Monday, 9:45 a. from late residence, 5447 Kimbark avenue, to the Church of St. Thomas the Apostle. Interment Mount Olivet. Information Beverly 2245.

TAEPKE Charles A. Taepke, 5839 W. Huron, dearly beloved husband of Annie, fond father of Selene Moore of Springfield. Nell L. Nelson.

Edythe Shepard, and John. Resting at funeral home, 4138 W. North avenue. Services 2 p. m.

Saturday, Sept. 10. Interment Forest Home. Call Belmont 6812. WALL Minnie Wall, beloved daughter of David and Sarah.

Funeral Friday, 1 :00 p. at chapel. 3125 W. Roosevelt road. Interment Jewish Waldheim.

WARREN Annie Warren, beloved mother of Mrs. Mamie Kirkland, Mrs. Sue Sterling, Mrs. Harriet Hirshfeld, Mrs. Blanch Johnston, 3 granddaughters, and 2 grandsons.

Funeral services at chapel, 4717 Broadway, Friday, Sept. 9, at 2 p. m. Interment Acacia Park cemetery. WILSON Harvey E.

Wilson of 1900 S. 49th avenue, Cicero, beloved husband of Anna, father of Leonard Florence E. Klunder, Lelah C. Van Brunt, brother of Mrs. C.

H. Boob of Kansas City, Mo. Remains resting at chapel, 5130 W. 25th street, until 11 a. m.

Monday, Sept. 12. Services will be held at Cicero Bible church, 52d avenue and 22d place, at 2 p. m. Interment Mount Auburn.

Call Cicero 80. DREN. years old. ADVESTISME1ST1 tADVE3TISMEJTl by Hoban JERRY ON THE JOB THE LATE MR. PRONTO! IttSltinc Ftwi C.

P. Corp- Kcmtim. We icttnt ptmm fc nafflw! or Ji- '(uuuuujvc cvri. low. wet OKty ONCE, M' LAD INE.

WESSlR -Tt ntJLv'DAV -4' i 1 AJOW 1 PLAV EAPEr SEE? DKWeN -THAT 1 UC-YAGOM ihs -liMs heakd about KOCER. TO DA AT.TH5 FOR VEAES yAND ONW ih; itCY lAJYi ON AT THE KfcyuL.ct PRICE 1 6UV A POZEN jew low peics II I BKAPE-MUTS FiAKES GOSM, MR. PROMIS. rr BE nausH UP SO SgS EARU JUST PurrrttuK-Ow JT A VvfeJU i Awrr Vevspl 1 IkhL. OtCE WAS I UNPDNCTQAI-.

PACKAoES ANP AUWAVi typpp these double ICARRyMV OWM AAILK AND A BOWLOO SO, ry IHH StU MUST BS PLAVOS2. SUPER-SCRUMSHUS ViHEN PEEL MUNeRV. FLAKES ATA1V TMs cham? mux NASOMEER OP fa "2LI 9 I'M ALL FlMCaERTlPS, SOME RKSHT.AVAV: -IUE U.S.A.AND Set pojz- A TREAT SON'S PARTS 3021 Lawrence avenue. Interment West-lawn cemetery. GROSSMAN Florence Grossman, nee Florsheim of the Chicago Beach hotel, beloved wife of Edward fond mother of Edward of Paris, France, and Mrs.

Kath-rvn Messner of New York City, dear sister of Wilbur Florsheim of Los Angeles, Cal. Funeral services Friday, Sept. 9, at 2:30 m. at chapel, 936 E. 47th street, to Rosehill.

GUPTILL Carrie M. Guptill, fond mother ol George grandmother of Ruth and Robert, sister of Dorothy Grosse and Henry Rickert. Funeral Saturday, 2 p. at chapel, 3807 Lincoln avenue, to Elmwood. HATDEN Margaret Hayden.

nee O'Neil, of 5328 Maryland avenue; beloved wife of Daniel W. Hayden, fond mother of Lucille MeNamee. Funeral Saturday 8:30 a. from chapel. 5203 Lake Park avenue, to church of St.

Thomas the Apostle. Interment at Bloomington, 111. Bloomintslon papers please copy. OFCAMADA1 1 1 a rr VP 4 1 SCHWARTZ John A. Monument will be dedicated Sunday at 11 a.

m. at Knights of Joseph Cemetery, Waldheim, by widow and children. 9VV.