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CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1942. 18 1 i i you THINK YOUR DICK-I THINK HE USES THAT HELLO, TE5S, YOUR MOTHER fUl lI KNOW WHAT YOU MEAN, I 1 If mmwm a a a amm A I DEATH NOTICES MARK 20 MILLIOf 3 DEATH NOTICES UMBRELLA TO SIGNAL OR MOTHER DOESNT KNOW fcT 11 CK. I MAI UMOKCLLM I WA5 DOWN HcKc Yfcb-TERDAV AND SHE HAD TERDAV AND SHE HAD SEND MESSAGES AT NIGHT. WELL, MY DARLING DAUGHTER, HANSEN Ana Hansen, tie Bam- McLAUQBLIN Mary McLaughlin, wife nond. beloved wit of Louie, dear mother it Mary and the lat Clifford, font) slater IVE HAD My OWN IDEAS AN UMBRELLA WITH HER INTRIGUED 7 BELONGS TO THE NEW I AN UMBRELLA WITH HERJL ROOMER A MAN WHO iTHAT INTRIGUED rCrfT BEAR A L0T fl x- YES-AND MOTHER THINKS JUST WONDERFUL.

of Catherine McKernan. Frances Simmer. ABOUT THE NEW ROOMER. Iv Margarst Hartman. Edward, and the late Rebecca Flemings.

and William tn late William Bother of Mrs. kotwrt A. Both. Mrs. Barry Moot Hall.

Mr. Charles T. Lansan. William J. and Harold J-.

sister of Mrs. John M. Hag-be of Et3 ton, ill. Funeral from chapel. En n4 Wsbssn avenue.

Wednesday nonunf. Tm I IS. 1942, at 10 e'rlock. to bnmaeuui Concepuon church, bilvrtnent Ail SHE DOESNT KNOW. you shall see -you ME.

A5 FOR SUBWAY AND SUPER -HIGHWAYS Hammond. funeral Wednesday. Deo. 10, at from lata residence. 652'J SHALL Stfc.

Leland avenue, to Our Lady ol Victory church. Interment St. Joseph's. Member McNAMAKA Jeyette ooUos. of Ouaady of Victory Christian Mothers' Iadlss of laabolla.

Our Lady I MELONS Eve Melon, beloved at thm of Victory council. No. 27: W. A hi Rarlew Ho. 65; Chief Ranrer of bt.

fVancia court, No. 1028, Women's Catholi tat uonwnieo. fond mouaar Mr. Uxrm IH Domenico and in. Funeral Deo.

Id. at 0 a. from iwk. 30 1 a W. s'lournoy street, to Mother tsbrtnt's fufot.

Interment Mount Csrcocl. Kedst H1-L. Mother Order of Forester, and president of Hlbar nlan division. Ho. 28.

Information, KUdar Aldermen Give Tentative MES3I jMini Meeat. as Kaslln let resw mm Knows pC HARDING Hatti H. Bardlnr. Dee. 14.

1942, of 48a Kenwood avenue, wlf of the 1st Budget Approval. denca 291a W. riouraoy street. mm4 wife of Joseph, lovmsr mother of Aatos-aett. mnaral Thursday.

De. 17. a. at. from chapel.

SIS W. Taylor street ta Blessqd Mother Csbrint ebnrch, tBtermsaa uianes mother or Harriet. Wiiiism and the lata Charles Jr. Services ia Madison. Wis.

Fleas omit flowers. HERWITZ Isaac D. Herwlts. beloved hu-v band of Esther. Hirsehbrr: fa.

I NIEZGODA K.thmn MeiroAa beloved band of Esther, nee Hirschberr: lovinaa la-1 wife of Louis, fond mother ot Jossmew Appropriation! totaling $20,146,000 for the department of subways and DEATH NOTICES BITU ARIES ther of Ruth Qinsburr, Gertrude SchwarU, Bernice, Vera Loman, Jeannette Paradise, and Norma Weitzenfeld, brother of Lena Mesirow, six grandchildren. Services Tuesday, 10:30 a. at chapeL 1300 W. Devon Frank. Albina, Leo.

Corp. Bolealana, Serrw Stanley, and Pvt. Theodore. 17. S.

A. stater of Tillis Msruda. Funeral Wednesday as 9:30 a. m. from residence.

2001 w. 29tfc street, to St. PanersUus church. latcrmeat St, Adalbert's. Virf.

2783. ALDINGTON Fredericka Addinrton. nee DR. HUBERT WORK, TWICE A CABINET MEMBER, IS DEAD avenue, interment Bosemont Park cemetery. Be her, of 6470 Parkaide avenue, be- super-highways in 1943 were approved tentatively yesterday by the city council's finance committee.

Included is $6,736,000 provided for acquisition of right of way and other preliminary Family at 6830 N. Lakewood avenue. Fletcher Dobyn. lv- tkrtf Af I Invin, (II Herbert Leon a Ehrllch. and Roaella HOMAN Edna Allen Homan.

Dee. 14. 1842. 1 0'BWEH Margaret A. O'Brtea.

belv4 i eager, granamoiner ox ueilv lou anal of iflia Jnka ithl Evanatnn. ni vital uo Fletcher Dobyns, 70 years old, former special assistant to the attor Mary Ehrlicb and Marion and Martin O'Brien, fond sister of Mrs. Julia If. McDonnell. Jennie and Helen Brian.

of Harry G. Homan, mother ot Mrs. Roy H. Ahlbeck. Mrs.

Donald. R. Grimes, and Yeaser. Services Wedneadsy, 3 p. at ney general of the United States, and expenditures In connection with the funeral home, 4553-61 Milwaukee avenue, REV.J.P.HILLIS, EVANGELIST, DIES AT MILWAUKEE Milwaukee, Dec.

14 Special. The Rev. John P. Uillis, 74 years old, one of Milwaukee's best known Methodist churchmen and song leaders, died at his 3254 West Brown street, today. He was active in Y.

M. C. A. work, and was a member of the Wisconsin consistory and Wisconsin lodge, No. 13, A.

F. A. M. Lieut. Arthur A.

Homan. Services 3 p. m. assistant state's attorney of Cook interment Acacia Park. Congress street super highway proj Wednesday at chapel, 1687 Maple avenue, Won National Honors aunt Edward F.

kcDaniiMl. Mrs. na vteve Bobbins, Mrs. Jewel Mors, sod Mrs. Viola Crotty.

Fnneral Thursday. 3t a. from residence. 4311 Oaken wsid avenue, to St. Ambrose rhnrcb.

47ta atrsa and Ellis avenue. Hyde Park 0014. evanston. Interment at Memorial ect, on which actual construction Dr. James L.

Wells, Dr. James L. Wells, a practicing physician on the south side for nearly 45 years until his retirement, died yesterday in his home at 5343 Kim-bark avenue. He was 72 years old. Dr.

Wells was born at Sellersburg, and educated at the College of Physicians and Surgeons in Chicago. He was for many years on the staff of Englewood hospital. Dr. Wells Is survived by his widow, the former Margaret Canfleld, and a daughter, Helen. county from 1903 to 1906, died Sunday in Pasadena, CaL, friends here have been advised.

He was graduated from ASTRA HAN- Max Mendel Astrahan. beloved husband of Sophie, nee Beilin; tovinr father of Sylvia, devoted son-in-law of Rose Beilin, brother of Saul, Simon, and Max. HOSEEN William Palmer Hoaken. age 39 as Physician. year a.

of 627 Washington avenue. Wil- work can't begin until after the war. The Congress street project, as the Northwestern university law school Denver, CoL, Dec. 14 Special. Dr.

Services Wednesday. 10 a. at chapel, 1300 W. Devon avenue. Family at 6263 mette, eon ot Mrs.

Harriett, and th late I O'CONNELL William O'ConnelT, lata af 1SS Charles L. Hosken, brother of Mrs. Ber-1 s. Jefferson street, brother of Nora Ctm-nice Parker of Pontiac. Mich, and Mrs.

I nell. Funeral Wednesday, Dee. is. at a Harriett H. Crummer.

Service Tuesday, I a. front chapel. 1729 8. Halated atrsc. department's budget now is set up, Hubert Work, cabinet member in the N.

Glenwood avenue. in 1899 and had practiced in Chicago for many years. Other posts he held 1:30 p. at chapel. 1118 Greenleat ave-1 corner of 17th place, to Secread Heart BAUER Elisabeth Bauer of 737 Clarence avenue.

Oak Park, beloved mother of Gua- a 1 nistratlons of President would absorb all except $150,000 of the $6,886,000 tentatively appropriated to the department from the city's were: special assistant to the United nue, Wilmette. Interment Memorial rark. I church. Burial Calvary. Can.

1344. States district attorney for the North Hillls was born at Greencastle, Ind th late Dorothea Bauer Smith. Resting I HUDSON Catherine Ellen Hudson, ne Grac A. Patterson. aeZ Services will be held at 10 a.

m. to at funeral borne, S03 S. Marion street. re 11, of 665 N. Lawler avenue, beloved wife ern District of Illinois, 1907-1909; spe motor fuel tax fund.

Most of this and was a student at De Pauw uni of 6445 Walton street, beloved wtta at Un late Henry F. Patterson, fond moOrrr mt Warren Harding and Calvin Coot idge, and chairman of the Re Oak Farlt. Services Tuesday. Dee. 16.

at I morrow In the chapel at 5203 Lake cial counsel for the United States ot the lata Joseph, xona motner oz josepa Hudson, daughter of Thomas and Mary sum Is expected to be expended for versity, lie was an evangelistic p. m. Interment Forest Home. James, Emory. Evelyn Bain, Ruth Flesniac Colin.

Harland. and Lawrence Patterson. shipping board in 1921-1922. In 1913 further acquisition of property along worreu. Keating at lunerat some, si a.

Cicero avenue. Funeral Wednesday 9:30 a. m. Park avenue. Burial will be private.

Mrs. Mary E. Daffy. singer for 20 years, working with Dr. I BAURBXI-Horac Nelson Barrell, beloved I husband of Flora.

Restinr at chapel. 5324 B. Fay Mills, Dr. Henry Ostrom. and I w.

nith atreet, wher services wiu be held eister of Frank Kwen of Milwaukee, tnr at funeral borne, 217 N. Ciecra av the route. The $150,000 is earmarked to Our Lady Help of Christiana' church. he was candidate for attorney general of Illinois on the Progressive ticket. publican national committee during the successful Funeral Thursday.

a. as. lot other noted evangelists. From 19111 Wednesday, p. m.

IMPALE A Giuseppe Impales, brother of Tito Mrs. Maty E. Duffy, wife of Post woodlawn. He was married in 1909 to Winifred tn 19,17 ha was nistar nf thn Vlrst I BERNAU William H. Bernan.

6049 ImDalea. brother-in-law of Man Impalea. for miscellaneous expenditures. Unexpended Balance. PAUL Pvt.

Norma E. Paul. TJ. 9. Aw ef master James Duffy of Maywood, died uncle of Ann Impalea and Josephine Car- Starr, daughter of Merritt Starr of Hoover Presl 1127 S.

Austin boulevard, beloved soa ef Methodist church of Pasadena. CaL, I aSMritt and from 1917 to 1918. Dastor Of the I of the Rev. Raymond B. Bernau and Mrs.

Chicago, who survives him. Services Olg and the lata Angust E. PasL dential campaign yesterday in her home at 519 South 6th avenue in the suburb. She was Charles XL Leuw, assistant to soli. Raymond George and Jo Ann Can oil.

Funeral Wednesday, Dec. 16. 9:30 a. from funeral home, 3058 Van Buren atreet, to Our Lady of Sorrowa church. Interment brother of Gertrude Zeiter.

Inu Ma will be held in Pasadena. of 1928, died of a jjetiy junr. aranaxatner oi Jean ana uar- and Ruth Kuehn. Resting at funeral i Philip Harrington, commissioner of subways and super-highways, ex born In Brooklyn, N. 71 years ago, ole.

dear brother of Fred, the late Edward, heart ailment in Hennepin Avenue Methodist church of Minneapolis. In 1918 he became religious secretary of the Milwaukee Mount Carmel. Arthur Frantz. Mrs. Dora Drake and Mrs.

Minnie Schneider. Bestinr at funeral borne. 6708 W. Mad St. Joseph's hos plained an estimated $4,536,000 will 6748 Roosevelt road.

Oak Park. Seisw-sa Tuesday. 2 p. at Good Shepherd v. Lutb.

church. 19th and Euclid aveaaaa Berwyn. Interment Fthii, Dr. Hubert Work. JACKSON Harold Kramer Jackson, beloved Mrs.

Duffy was active in St, James Catholic church, Maywood, and in the Loyal Order of Moose. Her husband ison street. Services Wednesday. 9:45 a. Arthur Frantz, an electrical engi be unexpended balance from 6 mil pital here today.

Y. M. A. and later was member husband of Veata Weight Jackson, father of Catherine K. Bearse.

Services Tuesday. lion dollars previously allotted for He was 82 years old. PAULSON Harvey Paulson nt 141 Mat- ship secretary and director of the at Resurrection church. Jackson boulevard and Leamington avenue. Interment All Saints" cemetery.

Member of Knifhts of Columbus. Carroll council. Ko. 761; Police 2:30 p. at funeral borne, 40 S.

Ash- 1912. The remaining $200,000 Is a Dr. Work, who has lived for several neer formerly employed with the sanitary district and the Great Northern Products company, died yesterday in his home, 3944 Greenview ave laud avenue, La Grange. and two daughters, Mrs. Ida Galle and Mrs.

Helen Cavalier, survive her. Services will be held at 10:30 a. m. Y. M.

A. He also served as pastor of the Kingsley Methodist church of new appropriation. Benevolent and Holy Ham society. JETETTE John A. Jeyette.

beloved husband years at his estate in the suburban Cherry Hills district, suffered a heart roue avenue. Dec. 13. 1942. dear soa mt John A.

and Hannah Maria Pinlsim. brother of Julian Allien. Vivian Johns I. Joyce Schneider. Quentin.

and Irving. At chapel. 6501 N. Ashland aveone. aaeis) services will held Thursday.

Dee. 17. at 3 p. m. Interment Roeehttt cemetsfT.

Information Austin 2013. Milwaukee. of the late Margaret Carmody jeyette. tomorrow in St, James church. Inter father ot Mra.

Rhea Quinn. Raymond A The $13,260,000 of additional appropriations to the department comes from the city's traction fund. The attack early this month and was taken nue. He was 75 years old. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs.

Louise ment will be in St. Joseph's cemetery. Jeyette. Mrs. Harry R.

McNamara, and to the hospital. He retired from poli UNDERTAKERS. BLECHA Adolph Blecha. 4814 S. Honor afreet, hunband of the late Frances, lather of Jerry, Frank.

William, the late Rudolph, and James. Services 1:30 p. m. Wednesday from chapel. S010 W.

61st atreet. to Bo the late Paul Jeyette. Funeral Ottiureday, 10:16 a. from chapel. 6708 W.

Madi Finn, 5860 North KilboUrn avenue, bureau of traction gets $150,000 and POKLENKOWSKI Engen S. Pokfankawskt. Edward B. Seidensticker. son street, to Queen ot All Saints church.

who is employed in the auditing de tics after resigning the Republican national chairmanship following the inauguration of President Herbert the remainder Is set up for the bureau of subways for further develop hemian National Cremation. Pleas 6227 N. Keen avenue. Bunal Calvary, Edward B. Seidensticker, 66 years partment of The Tribune, and two omit flowers.

Hemlock 1880. old, of 8240 Kenwood former JONES Charlotte Cooner Jones. 2004 sons, Walter Frantz of Cincinnati, O. ment of the subway system. Hoover.

assistant clerk of the Superior court. and Pvt. Arthur Frantz, with the 101st place. Dec 13. 1942.

beloved wife of Edward H. Jones, fond mother ot How A $7,300,000 appropriation is for com Dec. 13, 1942. dearly beloved hatband ot Blanche, fond son ot John, dear brother of Irene Dickens. Emily ShoUa.

Eveiy as pond, George, and James, soa-tn-iaw mt Leo and Ma Rekosmrics of Fhoeaut, Aria. Funeral Thursday, Dec 17. at 10 a. sn from chapel, 6776 Lawrence avenue, to Constance church. Interment at- Adalbert's.

Member of A. A. of 8. and E. K.

E. el division 241. Information iL 3S00. BOSTLER William Garrett Bostler. are 68 years, of 1618 N.

Leavitt atreet. beloved husband of Lillie nee Flannery, fond father of Mrs. Marc arc Pickett, brother of died Saturday in New Orleans, where army air force at Cut Bank, Mont. pletion of the State street and Dear- Led Medical Association. A distinguished career in the medi he had gone to visit his son, Lieut, ard H.

Jones. At chapel. ZlZl w. nam atreet. where services will be held Tuesday.

Dec 16. at 11 a. m. Interment Oak HilL Geneva. JUL Geneva.

Miami. Minocq.ua, Dourlas. and fj. g.l William E. Seidensticker, Joseph Lawrence.

Funeral Service ImffornniatiQn cal profession brought Dr. Work the Henry J. Boatlrr. Restinr at funeral home. S316 W.

North avenue. Services Wednesday, Dec. 16, at 2 p. m. Interment Mount born street subways and for work on the Congress street extension of the Dearborn street subway.

Of this United States navy. Other survivors Services for Joseph Lawrence, presidency of the American Medical PRETM Mary Prelm. 2358 70th vtrset. varmel. BatU Creek, Mich, papers pieas copy, are his widow, Mrs.

Rose Seiden association and other honors before pioneer Chicago builder and real es BRIOANDO Antoinette Frederick Brirando, amount, De Leuw said, slightly more than 3 million dollars will be needed KADEBXI Franc KaderU. Dec 13. beloved sticker, and two daughters, Mrs. Ruth he entered public service. In the tate operator, will be held at 2:30 beloved wife of Cornelius, fond mother of Mrs.

Pauline Gesmondi and Conrad Lenxo. husband of Clara, nee Glsler: zona lather lec. 12, 1942, beloved wit ol Cyril Pretaa, sister of Ashille Verlind and Flavta Martin. Fnneral from ehapeL 83d and Harvard. Wednesday.

Dee. 16. at 9 a. sow to St. Anselm' church.

Interment Holy Sepnlchrav world war he served in Che army o'clock today in the chapel at 5206 Burkhart and Mrs. Virginia Lombaer. Services will be held Thursday at 10 fond daughter of the late Joseph and Philo- ot Arthur G. Funeral Wednesday, Dec 16, at 3 p. at chapel.

2838 Lincoln avenue SOUTH SIDE CHAPEL 63D AND HARVARD-AVENUE. PHONE WENTWORTH 0025. WEDNESDAY. for the State street work. A Start in the Spring.

Broadway. Mr. Lawrence, who was men a Frederick, sister ox James. Thomas, medical corps with the rank of major and had supervision of medical fea interment Roaehiu cemetery. a.

m. In St Felicita church. REHR Christ Rehr. husband ef the 1st) Nicholas. Pvt.

Frank. U. 8. army. Do mi- 70 years a leading r61e nick.

John. Joseph, Michael. Mrs. Rose KEETE Thomas J. Keefe.

late of Long- Lake. De Leuw told the committee his de tures of the draft. BLAND Raymond. 10 a. m.

at chapel. I in. the development of North avenue from Laramie street to Austin boule sTHitnci, muu aauu wpwuw. u- i Til beloved husband ol Myrtle, nee Salter Mathilda. lather of Mra.

Edna WhoweU. brother of Ernest Rehr. Services Wednesday. 3:30 p. m.

at chapeL 720 ata atreet. Oak Park. Interment Concordia. Cornelias Tom y. lp.

m. at chapel. He was Colorado's Republican na neral Wednesday, 9 :16 a. from ner rest- I oeaP father of HaJlie Bonn, brother of partment expects to obtain adequate priorities for a start on the Congress 3 p. m.

at chapel. Detroit, Mich, Dec. 14 VP). Cor aeoce. 1 1 tsiumei avenue, st jhiij vard.

His home was at 5931 Bernard Joseph (Dodiel. and Mae Milter. Funeral ot Mount Carmel church, 67th and Hermi 9 :30 a. m. In church.

RON WELL Erne B. HAINES Fred E. KUXIAN-John C. FBEIM Mary. t.

SEHLKE Martha B. SEED Edward T. Reed, beloved husband at Wednesday. 9 a. m- from chapel, 624 street extension in the spring.

nelius D. Tomy, 64 years old, a radio tional committeeman from 1913 to 1919 and was drafted as first assistant postmaster general by President street. He died Sunday at the Pres tage avenue. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Western avenue, to Holy Rosary church.

9 a. m. in church. Appropriations of $5,730,000 are pro commentator, died today after byterian hospital. Surviving are two BRONDUM Irene H.

Brondnm. Dec. 13. be- Armttag 7800, 2 p. tn.

at chapel. Flora, nee KaUmen: father ot th tot Florence Reed. Funeral Wednesday. 3:39 P. at chapel.

6533 Wentworth avaoasv Burial Mount Hope. vided for equipping the State and stroke last night in his home. lie Harding. When Will IL Hays retired H. Salomon.

Resting at chapeL Jeffery KELLEY-Frank Kelley. lata of 7929 S.May THURSDAY. Dearborn street subways and the Con was born in Fairfield, I a. After his sons and two William Clifford Gaunt as postmaster general in 1922, Dr. street, beloved husband of Jennie Heney boulevard at 77th street.

Funeral mass CLAYTON Robert C. 3 p. m. at chapel. REZABEK Marie Bezabe ef 1835 S.

S7tk Kelley. fond father ot Raymond J. of gress street extension. The city would graduation from Northwestern uni Work succeeded to the cabinet post. Wednesday.

10 o'clock, at St. Philip Neri Westport. Gertrude, and Frances church. Interment private. be reimbursed later for these equip.

After a year as postmaster general. LONDON, Dec. 14 W5). William Clif- Kelley, brother of George of Good land. versity he worked on the Chicago Record, the Chicago Inter-Ocean, the BROWNE See Eugene S.

Foklenkowskl ment expenditures under terms of the grandfather of Lois, Raymond F. Jr, Dr. Wotk was transferred to the sec ford Gaunt, 69 years old, who pyra court. Cicero, beloved wile of the lata James, loving mother of Clara Phukets. Charles, and Jeanette.

rrandnsotlMV stf Chsrles Jr. and William. Funeral Wednea. day at 1 :30 p. m.

at chapeL 6507 W. Co mak road. Interment Woodlawn eeasstary. Call Berwyn 2310. notice.

NORTH SIDE CHAPEL 6501 N. ASHLAND-A VENUE. PHONE LONGBEACH 2646. TUESDAY. traction unification ordinance.

New York Evening World, the Detroit and Jimmie Kelley. Funeral Wednesdsy, at 9 a. from funeral home. Racine avenue retaryship of the interior to succeed BUNA William Buna, beloved husband of mided his father's loan of $1,600 into a fortune of 10,000,000 pounds sterling Both the equipment and the con News, and the Detroit Free Press Albert B. FalL He, held this office at 78th place, to St.

Sabina'a church, in terment Holy Sepulchre. Triangle 7300. Frances, fond father of Ben. Carrie Hartley, and Susie Bloods ood. Funeral Wednesday, a.

from chapel, 3666 Belmont thruout the Coolidge administration. about $40,000,000 at current rate BUTTS Robert W. p. m. at chapel.

struction work appropriations are worded to include acquisition of addi RICE Frederick Rice. Dec. 14. at 413 534 Mrs. John J.

Lynch. KIEFEB Sergt. Charles P. Klefer. dear bus- to St.

wenceaiau cnurcn. interment at. Attended Harding at Death. WEDNESDAY. street.

Moline. 111. Funeral at Mount, Hop cemetery, Wednesday, 4 p. m. band of Agnes, ne xauth: fond lather of Adalbert's Mrs.

John J. Lynch, 56 years old, thru a chain of woolen mills, and then saw it disappear in the depression, died today at his home in Bradford. tional property for right of way on the Congress street extension. Anna Kottra. Katberin Nolan.

Jacob C. His services as a physician prob FOX Mary. 10 JO a. m. in church.

PETERSON CarL 3 p. m. at chapel. I CAIN James Cain, formerly of 1714 W. 80th RICHARDS Benjamin Isaae Richards.

3229 died yesterday of a heart attack in and Barbara Kiefer, brother of Adam, flv grandchildren. Service Wednesday. 11 street, beloved husband ot the lat Cath The committee, earlier in the after her -Miami Beach, Fla home. With erine, nee Lennon: beloved eon of Will and THURSDAY. ably were called upon for the last time when President Harding was stricken with his fatal illness.

Dr. a. at funeral home. 2118 Lawrence her husband Mrs. Lynch had gone Eastwood avenue, beloved son ot 8am aad Ida, fond brother ot David.

Nathan, Ernes uei, Alex, and Mollis. Funeral Wertnasa sr. 11 a. at chapeL 3021 Iisimu av. Burial 1.0.BA..

cemetery. Jewish Waldhsaaa. Mary Cain, ne McGrath; brother of PAULSON Harvey. p. m.

at chapel. avenue. Interment Bt. Joseph's. Member of Chicago Park folic Lincoln Park noon, voted down proposal that the appropriation for the Chicago Plan commission be reduced from Thomas.

Mary C. Casey. Wilmer. Clarence. Joseph, and the lata Cornelius and Cell to Miami Beach a month ago for the winter.

Mrs. Lynch also is survived WOMAN CLERK, division. Work had accompanied the President on his trip to Alaska and worked side ROTH ENG ASS Albert Botbengasa. bnaband Gaflney. Resting at chapeL 1716 W.

79th street. Funeral Wednesday. 10 a. to $145,954 to $100,000, as provided in I K2LLIAN John C. KiUian.

1030 E. 47th by a sister, Mrs. Minnie Prekwas, of BEVERLY CHAPEL 2121 W. 95TH-STREET. BEVERLY 2182.

of th lat Elizabeth, father at Albert J- 25, KILLED WHEN Little Flower church. Burial Holy Sepulchre. the budget estimates of City Con- street. Dec 13, 1942. beloved father ot Edward C.

and William J. Killian, grand by side with White House physicians to save the President's life. Lake Wis. arrange the lata John, and Gertrude. Wednesday.

Dec. 16. at 9:15 a. CAMPBELL Lillian M. Campbell, Dec 11, troler Robert B.

Upham. Aid. James father of Marjorie and William. Funeral TUESDAY. HIT BY TRUCK Dr.

Work was born July 3, 1860, on 1942. of 6433 W. Ohio street, beloved wife of Frank R. CampbeO. fond mother ot F.

Kovarik 15th, who made the mo ments have not been completed. Robert Blackmton. chapeL 2938 Lincoln avenue, to St. Michael's church. Interment Si.

Joseph's. Toledo Blade paper pleas copy. JONES Charlotte Cooper. 11 a. m.

at chapel. from chapel, 63d and Harvard. Wednesday, Dec. 16. at 9 a.

to St. Ambrose's church. Lieut. Frank R. sister of Beatrice VERGHO Ida.

10 a. m. at chapeL Miss Eleanor Stone, 25 years old, 47th and Ellis-ay. Interment St. Mary's.

Pammler. Resting- at funeral home, 318 RYAN Catherine H. Ryan. Dec 14. behrraal Cincinnati, Dec.

14 W). Robert N. Central avenue. Austin. Funeral Tues-1 KRIBS Susan Ellen Kribs.

ne Dove, of his parents farm in Indiana county, Pennsylvania. He attended the state Normal school and studied medicine at the University of Michigan and the University of Pennsylvania. day, 1:30 p. m. Interment Sosehill.

8226 Clyde avenue, a clerk, was killed last night at 92d street and Vincennes avenue when she was struck by a Blackinton, 44 years old, assistant sec 6257 W. Congress street, beloved wif of th lat Harry, loving mother ot Harry, sister ot David A. and Dennis J. Bran, and the lata Mary and Thomas. Fnneral from residence, 6617 Minerva avenue.

Thursday. a. m. to St. Clara's church.

Interment Koiy Sepulchre. Please omit flowers. CERNT See Anna ajicek notice. retary and office manager of the CLOTD Mies Margaret R. Cloyd.

Dec. 14, at Service Tuesday. Dee. 15. at 2 p.

m. at funeral home, 6018-20 Chicago avenue. In truck driven by William Aggen of Wright Aeronautical corporation, was His first wife, the former Laura M. King-JBruwaert House. Hinsdale.

Funeral Wednesday, Dec. 16. at 2:30 p. at found dead in bed of a heart attack in 8501 Morgan street. terment Oakridg.

-Gaitheraburg, Md, SAHS Charles T. Sah ef 7539 Chaaxalana paper please copy. cnapel. si w. sa atreet, Hinsdale The Rev.

Father Peter Wickmanskl, his home today. He was a native of COOK Elizabeth May Cook. Dec. 14, lata of KRUTEK Joseph A. Krutek, lata of 6725 Flint, and attended Northwest 49 years old, 1534 Wilder street, Evans- Rockwell street, beloved bUBband ot Ber- ern university.

ton, a priest at Ascension church, 4S33 YV. Jrie street, beloved wile ol Harry Cook, mother of Mrs. Betty Parker, grandmother of Carol Ann. Funeral service Arbuckle, of Madison, Ind whom he married in 1887, died in 1924 while he was a member of President Cool-idge's cabinet. In December, 1933, he married Mrs.

Ethel Reed Gano, a socially prominent Denver widow, who survives him. NEW COLONIAL CHAPEL EASILY ACCESSIBLE TO ALL FORMS OF TRANSPORTATION 7838 Cottage Grove RADCLD7FE 0S20. nice, nee Scanlon: loving father of Jack, Donald, and Joanne, beloved son of Marie avenue, beloved husband of ear father of Arnold, CeoL Howard, and Wasa lyn Beck, grandfather of 10 grandchildren, brother of William. August. Adolph.

sad the late Minnie. Resting at ehapeL 851 JE. 76th. until 11 a. nx.

Wednesday. Seivicaa 1 p. m. at Redeemer Ev. Loth, rhnrea at 64 th street and Harvard avenue.

Inters Bethsnia cemetery. Evanston, was cut on the head and tion, was supported by several other committee members. Later the committee slashed two positions from the committee staff which now are vacant and tentatively approved an appropriation of $142 CM. The committee approved a number of other departmental appropriations with little change during the afternoon, and Aid. James B.

Bowler I25th, chairman, set Thursday night as a new deadline for completion of the committee's work on the budget VALIDITY OF WILL OF SLAIN WOMAN LEFT TO COURTS at luneral home, 4817 Chicago avenue, Donald M. Keiser. and th lata Frank Krbutek, brother of chest last night when his automobile Thursday at 2 p. m. Durial Forest Home, Paulina Fisher.

Caroline Thompson. Maris Washington, D. Dec. 14 VP). CORNWALL John Cornwall of 4302 Van Selhorst, and Frank.

Services Thursday, skidded and crashed against a street car in front of 7324 North Western Buren atreet, beloved husband of th lata p. at funeral borne, 4653-61 Mil The war department announced today SCANLAN Margaret Lea Seanlan. Dee. It. waukee avenue.

Interment Bohemian Na Mary J. O'Grady Cornwall, fond father of Frank. John Ray. Catherine, and the avenue. CHEESE IT? IRATE tional cemetery.

that Donald M. Keiser, 28 years old, Fostoria, chief of staff of the 9th lata Norman J. Cornwall. Funeral Wednes Up to 4 p. 625 persons had been LATIMER Arthur C.

Latimer, beloved hus U. S. bomber command and one of 1942. widow of Eugene Scanlaa. belovad mother ot Thomas John and Eugeno P.

Scanlan. sister of Mrs. Honors Maraa. Funeral Wednesday at 9:30 a. m.

from rest-dence. 1510 Glenlake avenue, to Su Gertrude's church. Interment Mount Caraati. killed by automobiles in Cook county day at a a. m.

from chapel, 3159 Jackson boulevard at Kedzia avenue, to St. Mel's church. Interment Mount Carmel C. H. JORDAN CO.

band of tne lata Ida Alice Latimer. loud father ot Mra. Hazel SwarU. Alonzo. Harold.

John, and Genevieve Latimer, and th the army's youngest colonels, died of since Jan. 1. Of these, 475 died in Chicago, where 18,795 persons were GUY OF 83 DOES AND DOESN'T! Herman Klix, 83 years old, 140 South cemetery. Kindly omit Sowers. 200 K.

RD3 8T. natural causes at his quarters in the FUNERAL HOME. 88 YEARS lata Mrs. Mabel Latimer Kiefer. fond broth SEIDENSTICKER Edward B.

SeidensQcitsr DONOFRIO Frank. Donofrio of 4162 Gren- SERVICE injured during the same period. er of Miss Mati Latimer and brother middle east last Friday. shaw atreet, beloved husband of the late Marie, nea Carcella; fond father of Jo Bert and Otho Latimer, eleven grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. At rest Sacramento avenue, was charged with Mrs.

Martha L. Moody. seph, Lena, and Pasaualina Capoato. Fu SHUFORD MARKS, CEMETERIES. at chapel.

5831 W. Chicsgo avenue. Services Tuesday at 8 n. m. Interment Msr- neral from chapel, 2809 Harrison street, Wilmington, uei Dec.

14 w. Mrs, Thursday. Dec. 17. 9 a.

to Presenta eilles. 111.. Wednesday afternoon. Marseilles disorderly conduct yesterday and released on $25 boird after he had hurled a package of 'cheese, butter. LONG PRESSMEN'S Martha L.

Moody, Wilmington, hon tion church, interment Mount Carmel ol 8240 Kenwood avenue, suddenly, as New Orleans, La devoted bosband af Rose tnee Bigley. food fsthar af Mra. Virginia Lombaer. Mrs. Ruth Burkhart.

and Lieut. William U. ores- brother of Mrs. Carolina Worth. Oswald and th late Frank.

At rest ia ehapai. 2024 E. 76th street. Funeral Thursday. 9 a.

to St. Felicita church, 83d plaea and Blsckstone. Mas at 10 a. m. Dtss ment Calvary.

Member of La Sails asaecaJbly. Loyola-Hyde Park. K. of papers pleas copy. Nevsda 2828.

orary vice president general of the ROSEHILL Cemetery and Mausoleum EASY TO REACH LA VERT Frank T. Lavery. beloved husband DDZSON Ben Duxson. lata of 3827 W. 60th and mustard thru a street car window LEADER, IS DEAD Daughters of the American Revolu of Mae.

nee William: fond father of Rich street, beloved husband ot Emma, nee tion, died today. She was 85 years ard, aon of Bridget McMahon and the late Shuford B. Marks, 60 years old, 434 Rauen; dear father ot Kate Knapp of Englewood. Cal- George Mayfield and Col- Robert, brother ot James. Josephine.

Anne, at the motorman because, he explained, the street car, stopped on a crosswalk for a traffic light and Ih, nfta Af IaabIIah 1im aii old. and the late Marion Petrick. Funeral from Deming place, vice president of the etta Shaushnessy. Vera Calder. brother of nurchase burial apace.

RosehlU 16800 late residence. 8220 S. Justine street. Thurs SHISHEM Joseph Shishem. beloved soa mt William Duxson and Sarah Conlin.

eight Konii-uuu nesii is easily reacnea irom International- Pressmen and Assist blocked his way. Edward Riley, 31, of day, at 8:45 a. to St. Sabina's church, rranocuiaren. At luneral home.

7013 ants' union since 1916, died at Colum Interment St. Mary's. Triangle 7300. an parts ot tne city ana suburbs by train, elovased or atreet ear. 6800 RAVENSWOOD.

LONgbeach 6940 Racin avenue. Funeral Wednesdsy. Dec. 16. 9 a.

to St. Nicholas of Tolentin 3845 West End avenue, signed the complaint against Klix and said he bus Memorial hospital yesterday after LAWRENCE Joseph Lawrence ot 6931 th late Alex and Martha, dear brother mt Otto. Naife. Mrs. Frank aad Mrs.

James Had ad. Funeral from chapel. 739 a. Western avenue. Wednesday at 9:30 a.

aw to the Greek Orthodox church. Central srs-nue and Harrison street. Iatermaat Ems-wood cemetery. Information. Sasiey 1-Z.

church. Interment St. Mary s. Stsw. 0460.

long lllriess. Born in Gainesville, did not see him until the groceries ERNST Walter Alvin Ernst, beloved aon of MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMS. Attorneys for the public administrator's ode were advised by Judge Juhn F. OConnell in Probate court yesterday to obtain a ruling on the validity of the will of Mrs. Ella May Landquist Puckett, slain Nov.

6 near Lafayette. Ind, thru regular court channels. The will, found torn in half in Mrs. Puckett's home. 7840 Kenwood avenue, was drawn Feb.

1940, a few months before her marriage to William R. Puckett. 63 years old, now held in Lafayette on a murder charge in connection with her death. The attorneys asked advice of the court, they said, because Mrs. Puckett's second marriage might invalidate the wilL which leaves the bulk of an estimated $25,000 estate to the Swedish Societies' Old People's Home association, 2320 Pioneer road, Evanston.

Ga, he also had served several terms came thru the window. Klix contended Walter G. Sr and Carrie, fond" brother ot Bernard atreet, beloved husband oi the lata Rose, dear father of Alexander Jallus Lenora and Marcella. fond brother ot the late Isaac, Abraham, and Henry. Services Tuesday, 2:30 p.

at as president of the Atlanta Federation Mra. Carolina Hiller and Mrs. Elizabeth CEMETERY MARKERS. MONUMENTS AT he twice asked Riley to back the car SIMON John J. Simon, beloved husband af Spurney.

Services at chapel. 7319 Mad savins. sesrs-Koeouck. Basement, of Trades. He is survived by his up so he could walk across the street, son street.

Forest Park, Wednesday. 2:30. chapel. 5206 Broadway, interment noae- interment wooaiawn. but that Riley just leered at him.

mont Park. widow, Alice, two brothers, and five sisters. Services will be held at 8 FELGENHATJER Henrietta Felgenhauer, the Iste Henrietta, lovinr father of Johat Gertrude Lawson. Florence Johnaoa. -and the late Anna Lauder.

May Schaxru. and France Little. Puneral Wednesday. Dec. 16.

1 p. at chapeL 2Jt4 W. Hi. in atreet. Interment Beverly cemetery.

LOT Emil Litt. late of 4750 N. Whipple DEATH NOTICES m. tonight at the chapel at 2701 Woman Gets 14 Years Dec. 12.

1942, age 94 years. Funeral Wednesday. 3 p. at funeral home. atreet.

beloved husband ot Pauline I nee Rebockl. dear son of Shindel Litt, fond North Clark street. The body will be 3021 N. Central avenue. Interment Con- 1st Hemerlam.

SMITH-John A. Smith. 4128 Clarendon av- sent to Pressmen's Home, Tenn for brother of Louis. Rose Stone. Ida Levin, and the lat Charles.

Funeral Thursday, cordis cemetery. on Abortion Charge Sitting in a wheel chair, Mrs. Kath- HANSSENS Anna Theresa ansae ns. FOX Mary Fox I nee Carroll 1. Dec.

13. 1942. interment Thursday. 2 p. at chapeL 3125 W.

Roosevelt road Interment Bosemont cemetery. beloved wile ol the late Frank Fox. loving mother of Margaret Helmer. Frances Wallace, and Frank Fox. sister ot Margaret and ryn Eickenberg, 58 years old, 2342 LONG George Long, 13751 Illinois street.

nue. Dec. 14. beloved husband of the lata Lilly Smith of. Strestor.

Ill- brother of taa Isle Msry Agnrs Lynn. Theresa WaUons. Jennie Butler. William Foley, and Thomaa Foley, also Ida Wendt ot Chicago, UL Fnneral services Wednesday, Dec. 16, botoa a funeral home.

Strestor, III. Member at Stra tor Masonic lodge. No. 607. A.

F. at A. M. In our hearts your memory lingers. Sweetly tender, fond and true.

There is not a day, dear mother. That we do not think of you. In lovinr memory of our mother. MARY LOU. FRANCES.

AND ARLENE. Riverdale, beloved husband of Alice, fond father of Thomas and Mrs. Viola Cookman North Rockwell street, was sentenced to 14 years in the women's reformatory at Dwight yesterday by Judge Thomas Carroll. Funeral from chapel, 6501 N. Ashland avenue.

Wednesday, Dec. 16, at 9:30 a. to Blessed Sacrament church, 22d and Central Park avenue. Interment i i i rw am ot Buffalo. N.

and William H. Wilde, '1 Resting at funeral home. 244 E. 138th HANSSENS Anna Theresa Hanssens. street.

Services Thursday. 9:30 a. SMYTH James P. Smyth of 1258 Sorwaad Calvary, Rudolph Desort in Criminal court on a charge of murder by abortion. She In lovinr memory of my aiater.

St. Mary's church. Interment St. Benedict'. OFFICIAL WEATHER FORECAST FRANTZ Arthur Frants of 3944 Greenview CLAIRE CONRAD.

LYNCH Anna E. Lynch, at Miami Beach, avenue, beloved husband of Louise, fond LA BROSE Theresa La Bros. 1936. Ther SPACIOUS FINEST IN CHAPELS CHICAGO lather ot Louise Finn, waiter, and Arthur, street, beloved husband ot Rosa Lynch Smyth, fond father of Catherine and F-o-gene, native ot County Cavaa. Ireland.

Fnneral Wednesday. Dec. 16. at 10:30 a. as.

from funeral home. 1359 Devon avna. at Glenwood. to St. Gertrude's church aad Mount Carmel.

Pleas omit flowers. beloved wife of John J. Lynch, tond sister of Minnie Prekwas ot Lake Geneva, Wis. Funersl notice later. Information.

i a link death cannot sever; Ipva and re At cnapei. auoo-07 Lincoln avenue. neral notice later. membrance last forever. LOVING HUSBAND AND CHILDREN, Wellington 1724.

GARDNER Horace S. Gardner, beloved hm LYON Anna T. Lyon, on Dec. wife ot band of Agnes, nee Abt: fond father of MONAHAN Tess Monahan. 1941.

In mem STAHLBERG Aurutta Stahlberg. Dee. 14, the lata David T. Burial New xotk wily EASY TO REACH BY ELEVATED, BUS OR STREET CAR Russell. Member of Paramount lodge.

No. ory of my aunt. Gone but never for 194Z, ot 5406 Winthrop avenue, lot met iy MAJEWSKI-i-Earl Majewskl. beloved son ot gotten." LOVING NIECE, MAUD. 1016.

A. F. A. M. Services 1:30 p.

m. Wednesday at chapel. 164S W. 63d atreet. Isnatiua and Anna, fond brother ot Lillian of Austin, wile ot the lat Oscar, mothar ef Paul.

Florenee. Harriet, Abe. Dorathy. MARGO LIS Joseph Margolis. In fond and INDIANA Little chance In temperature; cocas tonal ucht rata near Ohio river In afternoon.

LOWER MICHIGAN: Little change in tern. peraturs; Ucht snow or freezing drizzle in extrem cast la forenoon. WISCONSIN: Warmer; occasional lifht snow la north and west central. Highest temperature for the last 13 hours and lowest for the last 24 hours preceding .30 n. Dttr.

15 Anisaewski, Marie, Loretts, Victoria, Dor Interment Mount Hope, and ths iste vv slier and Oiga. sitter mt othy Wolf. Alvlna, Anthony. Robert, and loving memory of Joseph, Dec. 16, 1939, TUB FAMILY.

GLICE Benjamin Click of 6047 Cullom ave John Anderson. Resting at funeral bosa. Patricia, grandson of Anna Beck, nepbei of Otto Beck. Funeral Thursday. 9:30 a.

318 N. central avenue. Austin. Funersl nue, beloved husband of Jennie, dear father NORTH 92? W. Belmont SOUTH 1820 S.

Michigan WIST 2346 W. Madison WALLACE Arthur W. Wallace. In loving was found guilty by a jury Dec. 4.

The victim was an unmarried girl 18 years old. After overruling a motion for a new trial. Judge Desort asked Mrs. Eickenberg if she had anything to say. "Just that I'm not guilty in this case," she said.

She will appeal the -sentence. Mrs. Eickenberg has been confined to the wheel chair because of a heart ailment. Canadian Senate Speaker Dies Suddenly on Trip MONTREAL, Que, Dec. 14 VP).

Sen. Georges Parent, 63 years old, Quebec, speaker of the Canadian senate, died unexpectedly today while on a business trip Thursday, 1 U10 p. m. Burial Mount Obv. of Ervin, Harold, Lillian WoznickL Bertram, Alt SYMBOU OF COMMIT, C0UIACE AND SYMPATHY Turn confidently to your florin lor sincere, unobtrusive I guidance in time of sorrow.

from chapeL 3666 Belmont, to St. Veron memory of my dear husband a birthday. fond rrsndfatber of Dennis and Marlyn. STELTON Edna Earl Stellas, Dee. 13.

1942. ica church, Services Tuesday. 1 p. at chapel. 6206 oi auis B.

Asniand avenue, Chicago, wvla MARKS Schuford B. ttarka. Dec. 14. 1942.

Broadway. Interment Beth El cemetery, H. L. ox rrana: J. lei ton, mother or Mrs, Ethad Latimer King and Elmer York Latasnar.

The ethical florae never calls GO YEN Charles Goyen of 532 N. St. Lotus It's lonesome her without you; Sad and weary th way. Life ha not been the same to ms Sine you were called away. Till memory fades and life departs.

You will liv forever In my heart. LOVING WISE. EDNA, H. .17 35 61 of 434 Deming place, beloved husband ot Alice, brother of Mrs. Margie Hippolite.

Mrs. Beulah Davis, Emmet. Onen, Mrs. solicits until invited to do services p. m.

Wednesday at chapeL 1567 Maol avenue. Evanstoa. IntaaraseM avenue, beloved busbsnd of Sarah Ann. nee Mullis: fond father ot William Rose, Kansas City, Louisvill Miami P. so by the Cunily.

Kathleen Provano, Mrs. Montsen Travis, Gracelsnd cemetery. John Ma riisson. and Lily White, and Mra. Elsa Kallam: vice president of 27 6rt 49 40 77 54 2 33 "4 73 Fnneral service Wednesday.

2 p. at Alboooerqu Atlanta Khnntrrk ftrownsvill iherrnne tivuo Columbus Deiro-t I nrt Worth. TEPE Margaret Ten, nea Jtoekar. bstavall International Printing Pressmen and As New Orleans. WIENEKE Dr.

Clarence H. Wieneke. Ia chapeL 4817 Madison street. Burial Forest wu oi tb lat Bernard, dear swuwe mt siatanta' Onion of North America. Member loving memory of our beloved huaband and Horn.

Austin 1137. Frsnk lovmg sister cf Barbara Ballant. ot Johnson City ITenn. lode No. 825, New 29 Pittsburgh 24 St.

Lauis 44 Wishinrton 30 father, who passed on on year ago today. GRIFFIN Julia Schroeder Griffin, beloved Clara Clark. Frank. Charles, smt tb lata Georg Becker, grandmother af Donald and WIFE, UllAUJS, AMI DUN. CA SIXES.

B. P. O. Fraternal Order of Eagles, aeri No. 19, of Chicago; Atlanta lodes.

No. 69. F. A- Atlanta. Ga.

Services at chapel, 2701 N. Clark atreet. Tuesday, wife of Patrick, fond mother of Jack, sister of Paul, Frank, William, Gus. Florence, atosemsry. runersi Wednesday.

a. from funeral home. 3519-23 N. Pulaski Elizabeth, and Ann. At ChapeL 935 ADTERTISMENT ADVERTISMENT road to Our Lady of Grae church, la tor Wells atreet.

Funeral Wednesday at 9:00 8 p. m. Interment Pressman home. SWINGING SUSIE ment St. Boniface.

Ind. 6800. Tennessee. a. m.

to St. Dominic's church. Interment BY BUD HILL St. Joseph's cemetery, WEBER Charles Russell Weber, 7S43 Ken MASA Frank Maia. Dee.

12. 2260 S. Aver VJOW! RIGHT ON THE PIN ALL X- sun nneerrll GOLLY THAT SOUNDS RAD AJK tT NOW YOU'RE talking: get a weeks supply-i HAAS Herman C. Haas, retired captain YES, EDDIE MY BOY, DMNKINS avenue, beloved husband ot the lata Marie, neth avenue, oaoicie. beloved haeband ef Madclyne, dear father of Joan and Carol Ann.

son of Anna brother of Raymond THE WAY! FOR A 6AL WHO WAS i rcci i-jrcoLl r- vs ne Dolejs. fond father of Anton, Mamie, C. F. beloved husband of Victoria Vee FLEISCH MANNS IN TOMATO IT WOULD BET Vincent. Theodore.

John. Edward. Lillian Haas, dear father of Hazel Pattersen. Grace ALWAYS "TIRED AND RUN I I I 5ILLYI IT SIMPLY MEANS I i FLEISCHMANNS KEEPS PERFECTLY IN THE REFRIGERATOR. BUT 0NT JUST DROP THE CAKE IN TOMATO JUICE.

MASH IT WITH A JUICE. ITS SWELL-A REAL" DO ME Allen. Germaine Sanlord ol ban Francisco, J. Funeral anursday. a.

funeral home, 8057 Nilea Center I' VJry NEEDED MORE OF THOSE IMPORTANT I DowN.vccrve sure picked Miller, tne late Jennie Xnnger. ana Arthur Mass, brother of Fanni Hejna. and Cal. Funeral at chapel. 4138 Madison VITAMIN COCKTAIL.

WHY, GOOO.TOOff a. 8- suw wr-Barw nflV at, Bl.Av a WW Skokie. to St. Peter's Catholic church. PLENTY OF KTtNIT street.

Tuesday. 1:30 p. m. Interment Albina Menanlc. granozatner oi seven IT HAS EVERY VITAMIN grandchildren, and one great-grandchild.

I WELLS Dr. James L. Wells. 6343 Embark FORK IN A DRY GLASS, ADD A LITTLE JUICE AND STIR TILL BLENDED. THEN Graceland.

Member of Retired Firemen a association. KNOWN TO Be NEEDED -J- -ZI' wwx. ir-m I VITAMINS TUU bcT IN TfcASTj 1 1 EARNED w1iN 1 Vv D0NT GET ENOUGH! SO I STARTED vS. JL II JaiXpWNKINa FLElSCHMANNlS VEASTV Funeral Tuesday at 2 p. at chapel.

3962 W. Cermak road. Cremation at Bo avenue, beloved huaband of Marrarct Casy fleld Wells, devoted father of Helen Caa IN HUMAN NUTRITION! HAINES Fred E. Haines. 214S W.

107th FILL'ER UP AND DRINK. VOUXL hemian National. Please omit flower. Held wells. Services Wednesday.

10 a. ea street. Dec. 13, 1942. beloved husband of JUST KEEP IT UP i nvp rr'e i uuk Member ot C.

S. A. Ko. 318. Information, st chapeL 6203 Lake Park avenue.

Inter Margaret Shirlaw Haines, brother of Mrs. WEEK OR ment private. Lawndal 2200. Amy Bike ot Portland uncle of Mrs. MANY SEE MATTHIAS Melvin L.

Matthias af 1045 N. ZAJICEBT Anna Zaiicek. aged 31. 2833 8. George H.

Buck of Portland. Ore. At chapeL Kedvale avenue, wife ol pvt. Willi an RESULTS ft 63d and Harvard, where services will be Spaulding avenue, beloved son of Llewellyn and Addie Matthias, brother ot Romaine. held Wednesday, Dec.

16. at 3 p. m. Inter IN ONLY Melburn. Wesley, and Gwethalyn Lorraine.

Zajicek, beloved daughter of Maria Ceraav dear sister of Frsnk, Joseph. Rosa Ceray. and Maa Vesely. Fnneral Wednesday, 1 ment oak Woods. Member of Chipuly post.

71 Resting at luneral home, 67U8 Madison No. 310, American Legion; Veteran corps. street, where services will be held Thurs i3ist lniaotry. 33d division. The Dandy p.

at chapel. 2bo8 s. Central Park avenue. Interment Bohemiea Sational cemetery. Lawn.

3101. day. Notice of tim later. First," and Landmark lodge. Ko.

422. A. F. It A. M.

Please omit Bowers. McCLAUGHRT Anna McClaughry of 7310 ZTESENHENNE Mrs. Rosa B. ZJeseabenaa. N.

Hamilton avenue, wife ot the late Al HALL-Jenni Colborn Ball. Dec. 12. 1942. fred John, mother of Mrs.

E. C. Ruden, at Long Beach. CaL, Dec. 13.

survived be husband Otto, sons Fred C-. Rudolph C. Eleanor, Jess George, snd Milton beloved wu ot Billy I Swede! Hall, mother of Georgia Hall -and 'grandmother of William and James. Funeral Wednesday. Henry daughters.

Mr. Talbot aad McClaughry. Services Wednesday. 2 p. If yov bok el home, rmmbr that th vitamins in FUiichmann'i Ytatt go right into whatever yov baka with no-sot ton in th evaa.

p. at funeral home. 245 W. North Misa Edna Ziesenhenne. Funeral Tuesday.

at chapel. 1460 Sherman avenue, Evanston. Interment Bidgawood cemetery. 1 v. at Long Beach.

venue. Interment Wunders cemetery..