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40 CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 24. 1938 DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE: Yes, Yes, Go On HIDDEN FORTUNE OR WILD DREAM? WILL FIGHT OPENS If OUR DOUGHNUT BUSINESS? KlT WAS YOUR AH, BUT XT AND IT WAS ANNIE WHO 1 KNOW- IT YES, JACK? I IT'S BEEN FUN AND IT'S BEEN I HOUSE AND WAS ROSE WHO BROUGHT YOU, ROSE, AND DANNY I SEEMS RATHER SlUY It AS FOR I A SATISFACTION TO SUCCEED fl I YOUR LAST PENSION! MADE THE TO US LAST CHRISTMAS EVE- 1 TO CARRY ON-YOU 11 ROSE 1 SO WELL- YOU'VE ALL DONE M1 I MONEY THAT DOUGHNUTS OH. THERE'S CREDIT ENOUGH FOR i HAVE BACK YOUR YOU WERE FAR MORE THAN I TO BRING WA STARTED US COIN'- AND YOU US ALL BUT NOW WE'VE PROPERTY AS SAYING I SUCCESS. BUT I'M PROUD OF I DON'T FORGET WHO SOLD PROVED WE CAN SUCCEED FOR ROSE SHE 1 MY SMALL PART IN IT- THAT- I THEM- ffi PERHAPS HOW SHALL I SAY IT iw Brother Claims Widow's Home Yielded $75,000.

BENSON Helen Benson I nee Hunt of 4.S33 Washington boulevard, beloved wife of the late Thomas J. Benson, fond mother of the Rev. John S. James Clarence Joseph and Mrs. Helen B.

Quinlisk. At chapel, 17 Madison street. Oak Park. Funeral Friday, 9 a. to St.

Thomas Aquinas church. Interment Mount Carmel. CARLOS Frank J. Carlos, son of the late Maria and Luke Carlos, brother of Daniel Dr. Thomas Mrs.

Anna McMullen. Mrs. Mary I.nndstrom and the late Mrs. Margaret Lafiey. Late residence, 2817 E.

93d street. Funeral Friday at 9 a. from chaoel, 9500 Commercial avenue, lo St. Patrick church. Inlerment Mount Olivet.

South Chicago 0155. CASE Marion Ward Ingersoll Case. Nov. 23, 1938, at her home. 1433 Hinman avenue.

Evauston, 111., formerly of Chicago and Winnetka, wif of William Warren Case mother of Mrs. Charles J. Tippet. Elizabeth. Winthrop, and Emily Case, sister of Frederick G.

Ingersoll, Mrs. Isabel Ingersoll Lockwood, and Miss Anna Ingersoll. Funeral services private. Please omit flowers. CAVANAUGH William Cavanaush, beloved husband of Adelaide nee O'Brien, fond father of William Homan James Mrs.

Olive Cullinan. Lucille, and Mrs. Adelaide Dore, brother of Leo, Frank, and Mrs. Hattie Mihan. Funeral from chapel, 4.138 Madison street, Friday, 9:30 a.

m. to Resurrection church. Interment Mount CarmeL COOPER Robert Cooper of 625R Race avenue, beloved husband of Mime Cooper, dear father of Robert TM brother of William and James. Resting: at funeral home, 6708 Madison street, where services will be held Saturday, Nov. 26, at 2:30 p.

m. Interment Green Ridge cemetery. Member of Justice lodge. No. 949.

A. F. A. M. COWAN Gertrude C.

Cowan, beloved wife of Robert dear sister of Susanne Hoffman. At funeral home, 17H2 Wilson-av. Services Friday, 2 p. m. Interment Rosehill.

SMITTYNO SECOND GUESS MORGENTHALER Charles Morgenthaler. beloved husband of the late Bertha, nee Koch, dear father of Edna Ihde, El? Rinne, Berdie Stollfuss and George, fond brother of George. Resting at Jate residence, 7932 Green street, until 12 noon Friday. Services 2 p. m.

Friday, Nov. 25. at St. Stephen's Evaneelical Lutheran church. 65th and Peoria streets.

Interment Bethania. Triangle S000. MORRISSEY Margaret Mulqueen Morrissev. beloved wife of the late Martin, fond mother of Mrs. Catherine Mangan.

Mae. Michael, Mrs. Norma Battle, Mrs. Margaret Arndt, and the late Kdward Morrissey. At residence, 6722 S.

Throop-st. Funeral Saturday. Nov. 26. at 9 a.

to St. Brendan church. Interment Mount Olivet. Member of St. Brendan Altar and Rosary society.

NAGLER Arthur W. Nasler. beloved husband of Susan, father ot Ruth Pntkonen. Arthur W. and John.

Funeral from funeral home, 1732 Wilson avenue. Saturday, 9:30 a. to St. Gregory church. NELLIGAN Patrick J.

Nelligan, beloved husband of the late Mary, nee Gorman; loving father of Hannah and Ita NelligaD. brother of Maurice L. Nelligan of Kansas City. Mo. Funeral from residence, 906 Avers avenue, Friday, 9:30 a.m..

lo Our Lady of Angels church. Burial Mount Carmel. Member of St. Aloystus court. No.

27, C. O. F-. and Holy Name society. Native of Ashford.

County Limerick. Ireland. Austin 1137. NOOSBOND Dora Noosbond of 1606 Central Park avenue, beloved wife of Jacob, dear mother of Max, Mrs. Pearl Simon.

Hyman, David. Shirley. Funeral services Friday, Nov. 25. 10 m.

at chapel, 36WI Roosevelt road- Interment Broadview. Maywood. III. Members Shedlitzer Vereiu please attend. O'CON SELL Margaret Shelley O'Connell.

beloved wife ol the late Timothy, fond mother of Mrs. Ella MacKenzie, John, Mrs. Margaret O'Kecfe, and the late Gertrude. Funeral Friday. Nov.

25. at 9 a. from late residence. 7717 Luella avenue. Our Idy ot Peace church.

Interment Calvary. Yards 0663. OHLSON Anna Ohlson. late of 4335 N. Soringfieid avenue, beloved wife of the late C.

O. Ohlson. fond mother of John. Mrs. Kdna Swanson.

Hilding. Lillian, the late William, grandmother of eeven grandchildren, sister of Oscar J. Anderson. Resting at funeral home, 4332 Els ton avenue, at Crawford, until Friday noon. Services at Irving Fark Lutheran church, Hardin? at Belie Plaine avenue.

Friday. Nov. 25. at 2 p. m.

Inlerment Irving Park Boulevard civile lery. OLSEN Emma Olsen, nee Larsen: Nov. 22. 1938. beloved wife of Andrew, fond mother of Etmer.

Walter jtnd William, gister nl Maris Jacohsen. Anna Jorgenson, Arthur. Srrina Enacn nni the late Ole and pfener. Funeral ni home. 4041 W.

North avenue, Saturday, Nov. 26. at 2 p. it. Acacia Park.

A I JG ts Ce a A. O'Shanghnesty beloved molher of Charline Remien rim-Florence Sluiil. Funeral from residen'-628 Addison street. Friday, Nov. 25.

at a.m.. to Our Lady of Mount Car VTS FUkiMX BUT A lttl Girl. 8LACKHA1R i'kkTUe dog CKT6H5R -7P AT DOG BELONGS 1 5AA7H CAK You jn jj To PRO05 mML A AKOt0A.SJR "7b PBET7V--DO you KrtOvO HR7 JS 1 AVOW 4 I MIS LicBtJSB 0O SH 1 Frances Disbrow was the widow of Spanish-American war veteran. Keighbors in Maywood knew her as an old woman who managed somehow to get along on her $30 a month pension. When she died April 13 at the age of 75 they were somewhat surprised at the stories that her es-1ate was worth as much as 54,000.

They would have been more surprised had they been in Judge John Prystalski's court yesterday. There Attorney Gilbert Volke began a search for a fortune of $50,000 to $75,000 in $100 and $500 bills which he said she kept in a tin box. Brother Attacks Will. Volke is representing Mrs. Dis-brow's brother, William Straling of Terminal Island, Cal.

Straling is seeking to set aside her will, which left the estate to an old friend, Mrs. Edward M. Wright of Maywood. Mrs. Wright is the mother of Duane S.

Wright, real estate dealer at 1011 South 10th avenue, Maywood, whom Mrs. Disbrow named executor. Wright's inventory gave the $4,000 valuation. But Attorney Volke charged that the box of large denomination bills was found by the executor's daughter and her mother-in-law under a wash stand in Mrs. Disbrow's basement after her death.

Source of Wealth, Mystery. The attorney did not attempt to explain how Mrs. Disbrow could have accumulated the money, which he paid is in a safety deposit box in the Of) f7 Copyright, 1PH, hy Chlezr THh'm-N. T. Nsw SyMlcat, 1ml I TODAY'S RADIO BROADCASTS OBITUARIES Dr.

E. L. Hendricks. Mr. Marion Case.

CtJTRARA Emanuela Cufrara, nee Cornelia, beloved wife of the late Salvatore, fond mother of Mrs. S. Cutrara, Salvatore, Vin-cenzo, and Michael. Funeral Saturday. 9 :30 a.

from late residence, 2701 Princeton to Sancta Maria Incoronata church. Interment Mount Olivet. Victory 1861. DANIELSON Laura Danielson. dear motliei of Mrs.

Kuih NasMund, Mrs. Harriet Olseu, and Mrs. Je.anoetie Lawson, fond grandmother of Beryl and Edwin Daniels and George Olsen. Funeral Saturday, 2 o'clock, at chapel. 305 Park street, Elgin, 111.

Phone 128. DIAMOND Tilane Patricia Diamond, age 17. beloved daughter of Mrs. Mildred L. Diamond and Eugene Diamond, fond sister of Mary, Jean.

Funeral strictly private al convenience of the family. DOYLE John J. Doyle, beloved husband ol Ann, nee Hog an: brother of Mrs. Anna Dillon and Michael F. Doyle.

Funeral Fri day. 8:30 a. from chapel. 2348 W. Madison Blreet.

to St. Catherine of Sienn church. Interment Mount Carmel. Membei Policemen's Benevolent association. DIIRKIN Ellen Durkin, nee Forkin, beloved wife of the late Martin, mother of Mrs.

Anna Benson and Mrs. Mary Dorr. Funeral Friday, at 10:30 a. from daughter' residence. 7640 S.

Throop street, to St. Sabina church. Inlerment Holy Sepulchre. Yards 0662. DI'SOLD Andrew Dusold.

brother of Martin, Comrad, Peter, and Margaret Gehhardt of Berlin. Germany. At rest at home Frank Weidner, Buffalo Grove, III. Funeral Saturday. Nov.

26, at 10 a. m. at St. Mary church. FITZGERALD Officer Gerald W.

Fitzgerald, of 4815 Diversey avenue, suddenly, beloved husband of Margaret nee Lehman, fond son of Edward and Anne Fitzgerald, brother of Mary Walper and Edward Jr. Funeral Saturday, Nov. 2B. at 9:30 a. from funeral nome.

5346-50 W. North avenue, to St. Genevieve church. Interment All Saints'. Member of P.

B. A. Mer. 9890. FOYLE Frederick Foyle.

husband of the late Christine, fond father of Enos ami Bert. Funeral Saturday. 3 p. at residence. Worth, 111.

Interment Hazel Green. FRANS7.INE Charlotie A. Frauszine, Nov. 22. late of 2903 Burling street, beloved wife of Frank fond mother of Mrs.

Grace Bridges and the late Amy Spaulding. grandmother of Belty Spaulding. Funeral services Friday at 1:30 p. in. at chapel.

3175 N. Clark-st. Interment Memorial Park GEDL Emma M. Gerll. nee Madl.

loving wife of William fond mother of Mary Catherine, devoted sister of Joseph Hil-gart, Mrs. Henry Betz, Fred and Edward Madl and the late Frances Geib. Funeral Saturday, 9:45 a. from late residence, 1753 W. 1001 place, to St.

Barnabas' church. Interment St. Mary's. Please omit flowers. loformation Beverly 2245.

liUNDERSON Olaf R. Gunclerson of 4701 N. Harding avenue, Nov. 22. 1938.

beloved husband F. Guutlerson. loving Warrensburg, Nov. 23. (JP) Mrs.

Marion Ingersoll Case, the wife Today's Features r. m. W-G-N The Cinnamon Bear. WMAQ Dick Tracy. WENR Don Winslow.

WBBM Your Neighbor. :15 P. M. W-G-N Jans Anderson, vianist. Dr.

E. L. Hendricks, for 22 years pres of William Warren Case, attorney, Kirst National Bank of Cicero, lie Judge Prystalski to issue an injunction restraining the executor from disposing of the assets. The judge declined, saying the case was one for the Probate court. Volke said he would take his case there tomorrow.

Louis Ancel, Wright's attorney, said Ihe story of the wealth is a wild dream. ident of Central Missouri Teachers college and a widely known author died Tuesday. Born in St. Paul, 70 years ago, she came to Chicago 50 ON YV-G x. John Cameron Swayze, noted foot years ago as a bride and lived in Win WBBM Howie Winir.

WENR Malcolm Claire. WIND Cocktail Melodies. WMAQ Jimmie Allen. netka until last August. She died at and lecturer, died at his home here at midnight.

He retired in 1937. Dr. Hendricks was born in Rossville, in 1866. He was a supervisor in the the home of her daughter, Mrs WCFL, Educational program Charles J. Tippet, at 1433 Hinman ICESTKAr, STANDARD TIME.l ON SHOKT WAVES.

LONDON 6:00 p. in. B'Jorenen NiEhliwrale," a play. GSO, JU.7 1.5.18 GSP, 25.5 11.7"i GSC. GSR, :n.R S.ftl 40.1 6.11 p.

m. Operatic selections. JRd, 11.81 JKF, U.H:S raeff. BKKLtN P. m.

In Honor ol Tliniiksgn'm day. DJD, 25.1 11.77 uietr. I.OXDOX-8:40 p. m. BRC Kmpire orchestra.

USD, :i5.5 11.75 GSC, 8 1. a .68 9.51 GSL. mew. UK AGO WAVK I.KSGTHS. V-i-N V-iO WC'Hl) KKSO avenue, Evanston.

Two other daugh Indianapolis school system in 1908- CHARLES BROWN, VETERAN PATENT ters, Elizabeth and Emily, and a son 1909 and was author of "History of Civil Government in Indiana." Winlhrop, also survive, as do brother, Frederick H. Ingersoll of St. ATTORNEY, DIES Paul, and two sisters, Mrs. Isabel Lockwood of Pasadena, and Miss 5:30 T. M.

W-G-N Evening: Serenade. WMAQ Jack Armstrong. WCFI C. Cook, pianist. WBBM Accordiana.

WENR Football News. 5:45 P. M. W-G-N Orphan Annie. WCFL Kelly's orchestra.

WMAQ Straight Shooters. WBBM Chicago hour. WENK R. Conley. tenor.

P. M. W-G-N Captain Midnight. WMAQ Toy Center. WIND German hour.

WENR Easy Aces. P. M. W-G-N Yar Concert irch. Anna Ingersoll of Florence, Italy.

Charles A. Brown, Chicago patent attorney for half a century, died yesterday in i i i up ii ball writer and announcer will give a play-by-play broadcast of the Thanksgiving day gridiron battle between the Missouri Tigers and the Kansas Jayhawks over W-G-N and the Mutual network at 1:45 today. A short talk opening the annual Christmas Seal campaign will be given over W-G-N by Mayor Kelly between halves at approximately 2:45 p. m. The Silver Serenade conducted by Peggy Tudor with Helen Rowland, author and columnist, as guest speaker, will be heard at noon.

W-G-N's Midday Service, with Rev. Charles H. Heimsath, minister of the First Baptist church of Evanston, as speaker, will be aired at 12:30 p. m. Rev.

Heimsath's subject will be "The Religion Life of America." Henry Weber's Conceit Revue featuring Kathryn Witwer, William Mil Mrs. Mary Miller. WCFL Ehumba Cafe. WLS Live Stock Markets. WAAF- Novelties.

A. M. W-G-N Manhattan Mother. WMAQ Carters of film St. WLS M.

Crane and H. Joyce. WBBM Candy Qui. WCFL Peckers in Pantry. 1:15 A.

M. W-G-N Kadio Susar Bowl. WMAQ The O'Neills. WBBM Nancy James. WAAI" Sport ol Kings.

1:30 A. M. W-G-N Qnin Kyan's Newt Commentary. W1S Knjoyiiig- Life. WBBM Helen Trent.

WMAQ Farm and Home. WGES Sunshine hour. 11:45 A. M. W-G-N The Tarty J.ioe.

WBBM Our Gal Sunday. WAAb Myrna Dee SerweuU WCFL Spinning- Singers. NOON. W-G-N Silver Serenade. WMB1 Midday Gospel.

WLS Dinner Bell prosraaa. WAAF Symphonic hour. WBBM Goldbergs. WHIP South town ehurch. 12:15 P.

M. W-G-N Noontime Melodies. WBBM Lite Can Be Beautiful. WMAQ Phil Evans. WHIP EhRlewood hour.

WCFIf-WaikaHhow. P. M. W-G-N Kev. Chas.

H. Heiin- Kuth, First ISaptist church. K.vaostnu, III. WMAQ Fort Pearson. WBBM Koad of Lile.

WLS Voice of the Farm. WCFL Lutheran league. 12:35 P. M. WMAQ DoFfty Dan.

12:45 P. M. WLS Musicale. WMAQ Happy Gilmans. WBBM This Day Ours.

Funeral services will be held Satur WJN1 50 W.1.ID liao Samuel P. Weston. Lajolla, Nov. 23. (P) Samuel P.

Weston, 75 years old, nationally known authority on newspaper business and circulation problems, died at his home here today. After working on several western papers he became manager of the western division of the Associated Press in 190.1 and a director of the American Newspaper publishers' association. day at Springport, for Mrs. May home at Red-lands, Cal. lie was 80 years old.

Mr. Brown, who retired from active practice here Powers Miller, formerly of Chicago WWAE-l'iliO vvsbc lr'jo wgfs latto WHiO 14-M) WW II" 140 Wll BI 10SO WMA 7( VV1JHM 7TO W1.S 870 WENR 870 WAAt'-KO wen, pro who died there yesterday. Mrs. Miller who was 63 years old, was widely ft. in sen known among Hyde Park families as mei chun-ti.

Interment Calvary. POIRrER EHmtbetb Poirier. "Nov. 23. beloved mother of Pauline Toirier.

Funer: Saturday. Nov. 26. 2 p. at funer; home, 3021 N.

Ccntral-av. Interment Acac Park Indianapolis papers please copy. POXTIOUS David Franklin Pontious Paston avenue, beloved husband o' Caroline, dear father of Mrs. Mabelle Tur -ouist. Leslie, and Raymond.

Funeral serv ice Friday. Nov. 25, at 8 p. at 6000 S. Halsted street.

In ferment Satu-day at Berrien Springs, Mich. Member Grand Crossing- lodge. No. 776. A.

F. A. Invincible lodse. No. 353, K.

of Information Normal 2121. RAYMOND William Raymond, son of Caro line, nee Tito, and Paul: brother of Mrv. Lena Pisano. Mrs. Tessie Kenna.

Geosvr and the la'e James. Funeral Saturday. 9:5 a. from residence, 6141 Peterson aie nue. to St.

Tarcissus church. Interment Mount Carmel. Arm. "ISOO. REZNICEK James Reznicek of 2306 Ridgeland avenue, Berwyn.

fond father of Mae Jan, Lillian. James. Joseph. Georgf. Andrew, and Edward Reznicek.

brother Andrew. Joseph, and John. Funeral Sat-urdpy. Nov. 26.

at 8:30 a. from chaoel. 5600 W. Cermak road. Cicero, to Our Lady of the Mount church.

Information Cicero 1023. RONAN Thomas J. Ronan, beloved husband of Kathryn, nee O'Laughlin, son the late Thomas and Eliza, nee Eickey, fond father of John Mrs. John A. Murray, brother of Catherine Hillard.

and th3 lale John F. Funeral from chapel, 46th -pi. and Wallace-st. Funeral notice later. SCHAEFER John M.

Schaefer. husband nf the late Johanna, nee Schwarz, Nov. 22. dearly beloved father of Conrad. Raymond.

I.eo. ami Mrs. Genevieve Paschke. fond brother cf Catherine Schaefer. Funeral Friday ninroing at 10:30 from mortuary.

1356 Wellington avenue, to St. Aiphonsns church and St. Boniface cemetery. fOHIiPKMAX- Marvin Robert Sehuffman, 3451 Douglas boulevard, age 19 years, beloved son ot William and Tillie, nee Salins. dear brother of Irene Lift.

Funeral Friday at 1 p. at funeral hapel. 704 S. Crawford avenue. Interment P.

O. W. SCHUMACHER Robert Schumacher. 617 Surf street, husband of the late Agues, dear father of Gerhard P. and Sister M.

Edith iMargarell, O. father-in-law of Lea. brother of Henry and Conrad. Funeral Friday at 9S10 a. m.

from chanel. 1723 Larrabee street, to St- Michael church. Interment St. Joseph cemetery. Information, call Lincoln 0991.

SHINKLE Lillian Shinkle. nee Becker, beloved wife of Arthur Shinkle. mother of Violet. Funeral Friday, 1 p. at chapel.

2346 W. Madison. Interment St. Lucas. IN KULER Marie Sinkuler.

nee Lichamer. 2641 Komensky avenue, beloved wife cf Adolph. fond daughter of Marie Lichamer. sister of James. Remains at chapel, 2C11 S.

Lawndale avenue, until Saturday morning, Nov. 26. Funeral Saturday. 1:30 P. at Sokol Chicago hali.

2345 S. Kedzie avenue. Interment Bohemian National cemetery. Lawndale S030. SISS17NG Margaret Sissung.

nee MeCormick. a teacher of music. She was the widow lot- member th law firm cf Newman Miller, for many years a Inckson Jt Ja Biown, director of the University of Chicago Boettcher press. Mrs. Miller had lived in Spring port five years.

tier. During his years at Ihe bar he was active in lelephone, electric motor, elec-1ric meter, vacu 6:4." A. M. Iiitlieaiea MBS iirogram. M'-G-N Gourt Morning prog.

A. 31. W-G-N Calif ornia Sunshine. WKS Mtirninif Devottoim. WAAS' Jtreakfast Kxprcp.

WHUM Moi iuiir Reporter. WCFI- Kisb ami Shine. WM AQ Suburban hour. 7:15 A. l.

W-G-N Ki errilay Words. FiBM MtiiniiKf at iiioe. WLS lloosier Soflhuster. a. m.

W-G-N Goml Morr.inc proe- 7:30 A. W. W-O-N The Music Bin. W'LS Virrinia Host. WBBM Musieal Clock.

William Maxwell Goodhue. New York, Nov. 23. William Maxwell Goodhue, 65 years old, author of "Katy Did," "Hello Bill," and other plays, died today. In recent years, Goodhue had written scenarios.

A native of Akron, he was reporter and city editor of the Cleveland, News and later press agent for Weber and Fields, Chauncey Olcott, the Shu-berts, and others. ler, Concertmeister Hans Muenzer and the orchestra and the mixed octet, will be presented over W-G-N and Mutual at 9 p. m. The first portion of this evening's broadcast starting at 8:45 will be heard in the station's audience studio only. QUALITY MONUMENTS.

MACSOTFllMia WCFL Dinner concert. WMAQ Vocal Varieties. WENR Mr. Keen. WBBM Earner a Talks.

:30 W-G-N Bob Elsou't sports review. WMAQ Fort Pearson. WBBM Joe Peiiuer thow. :15 P. M.

W-G-N Inside or Sports. WM AQ Four Stars Tonight. WHl'C Irish program. WENR Bolosnini's orch. 7:00 I'.

M. W-G-N The Green Hornet. WMAQ Vallee's show. WIND News Behind the News. WLS Pres.

Roosevelt's Thanksgiving diuner. Also WBBM. WEDC Italian program. WGES Polish hour. 7:15 P.

M. WBBM Kate Smilh hour. WLS Interesting Neighbors. 7:30 P. M.

W-G-N Lightning Jim. WLS School of Music. P. M. AND MABKKRS ERECTED ANVWHKRK.

It. KLAhK KHMI KS. I.7TH-ST um cleaner, and CEMETERY MARKERS. MONUMENTS AT Havintrx yr.avn Stale-street store Hnsement mitom otive appliance patent lit- (ban. A.

Hroivn. Other features: 8 m. Your jCEMjETERIES. ROSEHILL CEMETERY. father of Rulh.

Esir.er, and Leonard, brother of the late Arne and Gilbert Gun-ilerson. Larson, and Kaixiine Swallow. Serviced at 5501 N. Ashland avenue. Saturday, Nov.

2t. at 2 p. m. Inlerment Oaks cemetery. GIISTAFSON-Gnsiaf K.

Gus'tafson nt 3021 Jlavlin court, beloved Iitii-baiid of Anua A. Giist.ifsou I nee Joiuisnii tond father 1 Kfliel Anderson unci Florence A. Gns-tafsoii. brother ot Clio Guslafson. Keating at chapel.

5S31 W. Chicago-av. Services Friday. 1:30 p. in.

Interment Forest Home. Memtter of William B. Warren lodge. No. 209, A.

F. A. Svilhiod lodge. No. 1.

I. O. Uernadotte lodge. No. 241.

Vasa order. Sammariten. EN ICH Tel li I a Henrich, late of 842 Wave-land avenue, Nov. 23, beloved sister of Fred Henrich, Mis. Louise Ehlen, and Mrs.

Carrie Batir. Funeral services "Saturday, Nov. 26, at 2 p. at St. Paul House Memorial cbapel.

3830 x. California avenue. Interment Rosehill. IWERT Elsie Boomgarn Iwert. Nov.

"3, 1938, of 1132 N. Kenilworth avenue. Oak Park, beloved wife of William C. Iwert, foud mother of Lois and Marian, daughter of Margaret Boomgarn. Bister of Mary H.

and Harriet J- Boomgarn. Resting at funeral home, 318-320 N. Central avenue, Austin. Funeral Saturday, 2:30 p. m.

Interment Oakridge. JOHNSTON Edward Johnston, of 830 8Sth street, beloved husband of Jane, nee Chicago's finest, cemelery Two grave lot. including perpetual care. 5S00 Ravenswoort-av. lougheach 5940.

SEE WOODLAWN FREE ADTO 2 GRAVES lull perpet. care; $48. Ph. Ran. 7384.

Dr. Merle J. Snow. Dr. Merle J.

Snow, osteopath, died of a heart attack yesterday in his home at 4855 North Wolcott avenue. He was 52 years old. His widow, Gladys, and a sister, Letha M. Smilh, survive. Funeral services will be held at 6:30 p.

m. tomorrow in the chapel at 3905 Lincoln avenue. W-G-N Won't Yon Believe Morning News. 11:45 The Party Line. 1 p.

m. Two On a Shoestring. 7 The Green Hornet. IMBSJ. 7:30 Lightning Jim.

ON OTHER STATIONS. 9:55 a. m. WJJD-WIND Football: Bears vs. Lions.

1:30 p. m. WBLM Plan for Hospital Care. talk. 1:45 WCB'L Football: Alabama vs.

Vanderbilt. On WENR at 3 p. m. 7 to 7:10 p. m.

WBBM and WLS President Roosevelt's Thanksgiving WIND Fifth Quarter. 1:00 P. M. W-G-N Tw on a Shoestring. WLS Thanksgiving prog.

WMAQ Betty and Bob. WIND Italian hour. WCFL Spotlight program. 1:15 P. M.

W-G-N Judy and Jane. WCFI Eddie Cavanaugh. WMAQ Arnold Grimm. WBBM Radio Tattler. WJJD Noon Pay Service.

1 :30 P. M. W-G-N Hits of Today. WCFL Happy Jack Turner. WHIP Afternoon concert.

WMAQ Valiant Lady. O'HANLEY. INC. FUNERAL DIRECTION perfection. 7705 Cottage Grove.

Kad. 7705 iffation, numbering many scientific leaders among his friends. Born in Manchester, N. be received A. B.

and M. A. degrees from the University of Rochester and the riepree of LL. B. and LL.

M. from the Chicago College of Law of Lake Forest university, where he later lectured on patent law. Until recently he served as trustee of the University of Rochester, and contributed the browsing room to the university's library. His widow, the former Caroline Cotton of Chicago, and three children, Kenneth Cotton Erown of Evanston. Mrs.

Winifred Malmgren of Los An-Cf )es, and Mrs. Marian Porter of Bos-Ion, survive. Burial will take place Monday in the Bronswood cemetery in Hinsdale. BOYDSTON BROTHERS. INC.

s. Cnttase Urove. Oakland 1143 CARL ADAMS Stewart 007H South Chicago 3101. dinner. 7 WMAQ Rudy Vallee's Varieties: Charles S.

Tuttle Leaves $50,000 Trust for Widow The will of Charles S. Tuttle, a trust officer of the City National Bank and Trust company, was ad DEATH NOTICES Jane Warren, Ken Murray, Billy Hal-op, Four Squires. la Memor-iain. 7:10 WBBM Kate Smith hour. 8 WBBM Maj.

Bowes. 8 WMAQ Good News-Hardy Fam mitted to probate yesterday. It leaves A. M. WLS Joe t'et I'xlt.

8:00 A. M. W-G-N Vnur Morning New. WIND Abundant J.ife. WM.AQ Your Neighbor.

VVfTL-Breakfast Club. WLS Pine Kidse r'rolies. A. M. W-G-N Good Mornine prog.

A. M. WLS Gospel Singer. WMAQ Whistler and Dog. WBBM Girl Intern.

A. M. WMAQ Kort Pearson. A. 5J.

WJJD lllinoia League of Women Voters. WBBM The Troubadors. WLS Teena and Tim. WMAQ A Step Ahead. A.

M. WLS Houseboat Hannah. WBBM Pretty Kitlv Kelly. WMAQ Mrs. WigK.

WCKl Story of Ihe month. WIND Headline Music. 9:15 A. M. W-G-N Hetty troeker.

WMAQ John's Other Wife. WBBM Myrt and Marce. WCFL Josh HigKinn. WLS Jano Arrien. A.

M. W-G-N Get Thin to Mnsie. WLS Ed MrConoell, koiikh. WJJD 1'rumhauer' orc.li. WCFI.

Knm-h P.oy. W.SfJC Jtalian hour. VVAAF-Train Time. WBBM Hilltop House. WIND Jimmy Dean.

Plain Bill. :15 A. M. Musical Mail Bo. WMAQ Woman in White.

WLS Central City. WCFL Bittersweet Melodies WINIJ Football Preview. WJJD Dick Hanley. 10:00 A. M.

W-G-N Hible Seliool. EDERER Alva Ederer. In loving- memory ol our dear wife and mother, who passed away years ago today, Jov. 24, 19.15. ily-Mickey Rooney, Lewis Stone.

LOTHAR, KOBEKT, JOAN, AND UAV11J. $150,000 in trust for his widow, Helen. Mr. Tuttle died on Sept. 29, at the age of 72, in their home at 306 North Harvey avenue, Oak Park.

Steele: dear father of Albert. Mm Alii Sandstrnm, Mrs. Jennie Schultz, Edward, the late Mrs. Anna McCrory and Lucy Johnston, grandfather of 9 children. At funeral parlors, 1939 W.

35th street, until Saturday, 11 a. m. Services Saturday. Nov. 26.

1:30 p. m. at Brighton Mission church, 34th place and Wolcott street. Interment Oak Woods. KOSTMAN Florence Eos Ira an nee Kowal, dearly beloved wile of Samuel, darling mother of Marcelle and Milford, dearly beloved sister of Cecilia Finke.

Belle Pines, and Mildred Migatz. and Edward Kowal. Funeral Friday, 10 a. at chapel, 3021 Lawrence avenue. Interment O.

B. A. cemetery, Waldheim. Kindly omit flowers. Member of Humboldt Boulevard Temple Sisterhood and The International Aux.

M. N. J. O. H.

HECKMECK-Anna Heckuaeck. In fond and 8:30 WENR To wn Meeting "What Does Free Speech Mean To lovinir memory ol our dear mother and grandmother, who passed to her eternal home one year apo today. I.OVIN( DAUGHTER. ANJSA FOKSBEKG day?" Arthur Robb, Norman Thomas, and Congressman Hamilton Fish. AND GRANDCHILDREN, GEORGE AND 9 WBBM Columbia Workshop PRISCILLA BERNDT.

Beauty and the Beast." RICE John W. Rice. In loviner memory ol 9 WMAQ Music Hall Bing Cros M'HENKV COUNTY SC1TS IISMISSRI. Two civil suits, brought by McHenry county to recover $6,415 from former County Treasurer Frank J. Hendricks, were dismissed by Judce William 1.

Pierce of the Circuit court at Woodstock yesterday. There was an alleged shortage in the accounts ol Hendricks, who was treasurer from 1926 to 3 fl.30. our beloved husband and father, who passed away one year aeo today. LONESOME WIFE AND SON. by, Bob Burns, Toscha Seidel, Joe Sullivan, Andrea Leeds, Chester LARSON Anna Sophie Larson, nee Johnson.

beloved wife of the late Adolph. fond mother of William. Margaret Slatterr. Cecilia Vogel. Sister M.

Edwina. Paul, snd Marion Donahue, sister of Agnes MeCormick, Nell Ryan, and Ann Quinn. Funeral Saturday, 9 a. at funeral home. Lake street at 2d avenue, Maywood.

and 9:30 at St. James church. Burial Mount Carmel. Peoria. papers please cony.

SMITH Frank L. Smith, late of 63 TC. 9th street, devoted husband of Mabel Mortimer Smith, loving father of Lorraine and Gloria Smith, brother of Mrs. Helen Smith. Emma Walker, and Elizabeth Lewis.

Funeral Friday. Nov. 25. at 1:30 p. at funeral home.

2341 W. 95th street. Interment Mount Hope. SNOW Dr. Merle J.

Snow of 4S55 N. Wolcott avenue, beloved husband of Gladys, dear brother of Letha M. Smith. Services Friday, at 6:30 p. at chapel.

3905-O7 Lincoln avenue, under auspices of Sincerity lodge. No. 983. A. F.

A. M. Interment Otsego, Mich. Marie Sullivan, beloved daughter of Julia Collins Sullivan and John Sullivan. niec of Cornelius J.

and Ella Collins. Funeral Saturday, Nov. 26, at 9 a. from 3246 Jaekson boulevard to Presentation church. Burial Mount Carmel.

Kindly omit flowers. Kedzie 2394. SCZOR Mary L. Suzor. nee La Chappie, beloved wife oT Narcisse Suzor.

sister of Mrs. Agne? Laurant and John B. La Chapp'e. Funeral Friday. 9 a.

ra. from 2346 W. j-treet. to Epiphany church, 25th street at Keeler avenue. Interment Mount Cartnel.

THOMPSON Charles J. Thompson, beloved It. WBBM Maj. Bowes. WMAQ Good News of 1939.

WCBD Turf Topics. P. M. W-G-N Yar Concert orch. WENR Radio Fanfare.

P. M. W-G-N Tomorrow's Tribune. WIN1.1 Traflc court. WENR America's Town Meeting.

:37 P. M. W-G-N History Repeats It-srir. P. M.

W-G-N 1. Jurgens' orch. WIND Conceit Review. P. M.

W-G-N Henry Weber's Concert Review. WMAQ Music Hall. WBBM Columbia Workshop :30 P. M. W-G-N Tiuy Hill's orch.

WCFL Danceland. WENR People 1 Have Known. WBBM Sports Huddle. WIND Swing Quartet. A.

M. WBBM Gendron's orch. P. M. W-G-N Old Heidelberg orch.

WMAQ Amos 'n Andy. WBBM Lopez's orchestra. 10:15 P. M. W-G-N II.

Jnrsen's orch. WENR Bolognini's orch. WMAQ Romance in Song. 10:30 P. M.

W-G-N Little Jack Littles orchestra. WENR Hines' orch. WCFL Herr Louie. WIND M. Fisher's orch.

10:45 P.M. WBBM C. Calloway's orch. 11:00 P. M.

W-G-N D. orch. WBBM S. Kaye's orch. WENR Desirable Music.

11:15 P. M. WMAQ J. Savitt's oreh. WCFI.

Ramos' orchestra. 11 :30 P. M. W-G-N i. Garner's orch.

WMAQ Hincs' orchestra. WBBM B. Pendarvis' orch. WCFL Dentchs' oreh. MIDNIGHT.

W-G-N T. Tncker't orch. WIND Nite Watch. WENR Fields' orchestra. 12:30 A.

M. W-G-N H. lie Paul's orch. WENR R. Vallee's orch.

1:00 A. M. W-G-N 1. Garner's orch. SCHWARTZ Virginia Lee Schwartz.

Passed away thirteen years ag-o today. Gone, but not forgotten. beloved wife of the late Swan L-. dear mother of Airs. Emma Zorn.

Mrs. Signe Walz. Fred, Leonard, Clarence, Mrs. Ethel Maas, 7 grandchildren and 2 great-grand children, sister of Anton Johnson. Funeral services Friday, 3 p.

m. at funeral home. 5200 N. Western avenue, corner Foster. Interment Rosehill.

WBBM Hospital Care Plan. WLS Afiernoon Musio. 1:45 P. M. W-G-N vs.

Kas. WCFL Alabama vs. Vander-bilt. WMAQ Church hymns. WLS Henry's Exchange.

WBBM Live Stock show. 2:00 P. M. WMAQ Mary Marlin. WAAF Madcap Matinee.

WLS Little Maid. WBBM Linda's First Love. WJJD V. H. Lindlahr.

2:15 P. M. WMAQ Ala Perkins-. WLS Komnmskers' hour. 2:30 P.

SI. WMAQ Pepper Young. WBBM Piano Parade. 2:45 P. M.

W-G-N Mayor Kelly. WMAQ GuidiDS Light. WBBM Editor's Daughter. 3:00 P. M.

WBBM Pappy Cheshire. WMAQ Backstage Wile. WENR Alabama vs. Van-derbilt. 3:15 P.

M. WMAQ Stella Dallas. 3:30 P. M. WMAQ Vic and Sade.

WEDC Bohemian hour. 3:45 P. M. WMAQ Girl Alone. 4:00 P.

M. WAAF Sports Shorts. WMAQ Concert Miniature. WBBM Manhattan Mother. 4:15 P.

M. WJJD Suppertime Frolic. WMAQ Your Family and Mine. WBBM-Kitty Keene. WAAF Shadowland.

4:30 P. M. WCFL Dan celand. WENR Landt Trio. WMAQ Musical Varieties.

4:45 P. M. W-G-N S. Watkins' orcli. WENR J.

Johnston, baritone. WMAQ Say It with Music. WENR Vagabonds Quartet. WBBM Four Notes. I.EINEN Matthew N.

Lelnen. at his resi Unless You Are a Doctor you've probably never heard about this wajr to relieve pay last tribute to 'shoes; long detective chief Final tribute was paid yesterday to Capt. William H. Schoemaker by his former comrades in the police department and hundreds of friends from officialdom and private life. Capt.

Schoemaker, who served twice as chief of detectives and spent thirty-Ihree years in the police department, died Monday of a heart attack in his home, 6237 North Oak Park avenue. The funeral was held yesterday morning at St. Thecla's Catholic church, Palatine and Newcastle avenues. Hundreds of floral tributes banked the bier. They included pieces from Mayor Kelly, Police Commissioner Allman, many aldermen and others.

The requiem high mass was sung by the Rev. Father Francis Dampts. The pallbearers were old friends of Shoes," as he was known in the police department: Capt. Michael Naughton, Capt. William Stapleton, Detectives Arthur Wachholz, Arthur Murphy, Alfred J.

Mulvaney, and Sergt. William Balswick. dence, 3966 Ellis avenue. Nov. 22, beloved husband of Mary Carlen.

father of Robert Paul and Grace L. Olson, brother of Charles, and the late Oscar Anthony. Mollie, and Julia Corbett. Remains at chapel. 4141 Cottage Grove avenue.

Services at Holy Angels Catholic church, Vmcennes avenue and Oakwood boulevard, Friday. Nov. 25, at 9:30 a.m. Interment St. Boniface.

LEONARD Margaret O'Brien Leonard, be WMAQ David Harum. WJJD Beara v. Lions: aHo W1KP. WLS Mary Marlin. WBBM Jlary l.ee Taylor.

WCJ'L Better Home. A. M. W-G-N Bachelor' liilrirpn. WBBM Scat tergoort Baines.

WMAQ Lorenzo Jones. WLS Vie and Sade. 0:30 A. M. W-G-N Dim Pedro's Mair Violin.

WCFL P. Paae. baritone. WBBM Bik Sisters. WHIP News Views.

WAAF Jen and Birdie. WLS Pepper YounR. WMAQ-Widder Brown. 10:45 A. M.

W-G-N Painted lreams. WMAQ Road of Life. WBBM Aunt Jenny's stories. loved wife of the late Michael Leonard, dear mother of Mareeline Richardson anr, Loretta Dre.ver, fond sister of William. Belle, Catherine Nolan.

KHen. Loretta Han rahan, and Edward O'Brien. Funeral Fri day, 9 a. from residence. 3033 Lowe avenue, to St.

David church. Interment Mount Olivet. Information, Victory 1158. vm Lv7 Yi 4YC COUGH LYNCH Margaret Mallon Lynch, Nov. 23.

frost-- 1 T-tliiM LARYNX (Voice box) PHARYNX Jhroat) TRACHEA (Wind pipe) 1938, beloved wife of James near mother of the Rev. James Charles, Leonard, John. Howard, Merrill, and the late Marie, sister of C. Frank of Toronto. Canada, and John E.

Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a. from late home, 3534 S. Western avenue to St. Agnes church. Burial Mount Olivet.

Member of St. Agnes Sanctuary society. Lafayette 1664. UPPER BRONCHIAL TUBES MAYWOEM Anna Mayworm, nee Wuerlz. FATHER, MOTHER, SISTER.

BROTHER. SEA STROM Lovie V. Seaslrom. In loving: memory ot our dear mother, who passed away two years ago today. DOROTHY AND FLORENCE.

WELCBER Harry Welcher. Id loving memory ol our dearly beloved husband and father. LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN. Fraternal Kotlcts. EDGEWATEK CHAPTER NO.

743 O. K. Stahle, charter member, passed away Nov. 193X. Funeral Friday, Nov.

25, 1:30 p. to. Easteru Star services at chapel. 5107 N. Clark street.

Interment Rosehill. EVA MCCARTHY. W. M. MATHILDA FREEBUHG.

See'y. PLEIADES LODGE, NO. 478. A. F.

A. M. Membei-H will assemble at lodae hall, Friday. Nov. 25.

at 1 p. to attend funeral of Brother George Deck worth. JAMES J. TDRNER, Master. F.

S. MOYER, Secretary. SINCERITY LODGE, NO. 982, A. F.

A. M. Assemble at 3905 Lincoln avenue at Byron street, Friday, Nov. 25. at 6 p.

m. Last rites for Brother Merle J. Snow. J. J.

LAMB. Master. A NDERBERG Frank Anderbers, formerly of Sister Lakes. beloved husband of Mary, dear father of Russell and Anton grandfather of Russell F. Mary Jane, Eruea and Kenneth and the late Betty Lou.

great grandfather of Russell F. Ill, brother or Jennie Leavitt and Alma Johnson. Funeral services Saturday at 2 i. m. at funeral home, 3301 Fuller-ton avenue.

Interment Rosehill. Member Garden City lodge, No 141, A. F. A. and Norden lodge.

No. 699. I. 0. O.

V. ANDERSON Henry Anderson of 10S6 Oak street, Winnetka, husband of Gerda, father of Donald, Gilbert, and Eleanor, Paul, and Stanley. Funeral services Friday, 2 p. at Mission church. Birch and Oak streets, Winnetka.

Interment Memorial Park. Remains at funeral home, 1118 Greenleaf avenue, Wilmette, until noon Friday. ARADO John Arado. beloved husband ol Louise nee Mousantil, father of John, brother of Dane and the late James, Tony, and Mrs. Rose Berneio.

Funeral Monday, 9 a. from chapel, 3500 W. Harrison street, to St. Catherine of Siena church, Washington and Austin boulevards. Interment Mount Carmel.

Nevada 0645. BASILE Frank E. Basile, beloved husband of the late Ethel, nee Smith fond father of John, Marjorie, Harry, and Ernest, brother of Mrs. Ann Vennetti. Funeral Saturday, m.

from residence. S. Hermitage, to St. Mary of Mount Carmel church. Burial Mount Carmel.

Information. Prospect 0600. New York papers please copy. Ole Nelson, assistant warden of the hospital, said every effort would be made to give Mrs. Fitzgerald the kind of funeral she wanted.

Services will be held in the chapel at 1801 Jackson boulevard, probably tomorrow. beloved wife of the late wunam may worm, fond mother of Dorothea Basener, Helen Wagner, Regina Arnold. Funeral Friday at 9 a. m. from daughter's residence.

2824 N. Newcastle, to St. William church. interment St. Boniface cemetery.

MnCRTJM Calvin B. MeCrum, late of 2547 Don't Pay If It Doesn't Work! Now comes a remarkable new way to relieve stubborn, torturing coughs resulting from colds Cough Syrup. If you have such a cough and really want relief, read carefully, please: Cough Syrup works on the principle of synergism, a principle well known by doctors. Synergism means husband of Mary vanning Thompson, fond father of John. Margaret, Francis, Bar-moiKl.

Helen Kane. Martin. Ijk Roy. and Joseph. Funeral Friday.

Nov. 25, 9 a. m. from late residence, 7821 S. Marsbfield avenue, to Little Flower church.

Interment Holy Sepulchre. Prospect 0031. Tit CM BULL George T. Trumbnll. beloved husband of the late Delia Maron Trumbull, father of George, John.

Vincent, Elizabeth. Gerald. Mrs. Edward O'Brien. Florence, and Emmelt, brother of John.

William, Friday, Nov. 25, 10:30 a. m. from residence. 5223 Gladys avenue to Resurrection church.

Burial All Saints'. Member of Division No. 241. A. A.

nf S. E. E. and M. C.

E. ot A. Kedzie 2394. TRUNSCH John Fred Trunsch, beloved husband of Johanna, fond father of Paul F. and Gertrude Fanter.

Funeral Friday. Nov. 25. at 11 a. at chapel.

6905 Roosevelt road. Berwyn. Cremation Forest Home cemetery. Kindly omit flower. VAN BERSCHOT William R.

Van Berschot of 2709 S. 59th court. Cicero, beloved husband of Helen, devoted father of John Van Berschot and Dorothy Taylor, brother of Henrietta Wilson, and grandfather of Malcolm and Priscilla. Funeral Saturday. Nov.

26. at 2 p. at mortuary, 5124-30 W. Cicero. Interment Wood! awn.

Cicero SO. VENNETTI A una Vennetti. see Basile notice. WEBER Elizabeth Weber. 89 years, aunt of William J.

Mathey. sister of late Mrs. Katherine Mathey and Mrs. Catherine Henrietta and Margaret Weber. Funeral from chapel, 11511 S.

Michigan, Friday, 9 a.m.. to St. Nicholas church. Interment St. Mary cemetery.

Pullman 0372. WEIS Joseph Wets, dearly beloved husband of Wilma. dear father of Wilma, WiUur, Robert, Richard, brother ol Alex. Funeral Friday. Nov.

25. at 9 a. m. at chapel. 845 Armitage avenue.

Burial Acacia Park. WELCHKO Marv Welchko nee Gossl. beloved wife of Charles Welchko. fond mother of Charles A. and Lawrence, sister cf Frank Goss.

Funeral Saturday at a. from funeral home. 4401 J.awef-i to St. Edwatr church. Interment St.

Boniface cemetery. Gunnison street, Nov. 23, beloved bus-band of Louise, fond father of Mrs. Jennie Bland. Edward and Frank.

Services at 1:30 p. m. Saturday at Joyce Memorial Methodist Episcopal church. Interment Oak Hill cemetery, Hammond. throat," loosen the mucus or phlegm, and help to break up the cough.

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Send no monev. Write Laboratories, DeptT-4, 3501W. 48th Place, Chicago. Note: If the patient has a fever, call the doctor. EATS HAMP.t'KGEK; ROBS CAFE.

The well dressed man who ate a hamburger yesterday afternoon in a restaurant at 1448 Madison street. Oak Park, objected to paying- a dime. He drew a pistol and forced the manager, Walter Dahl. into rear room. Then he took $55 from the cash register and left.

McDADE Nicola McDade. Nov. 22, at 1422 STORM HOLDS UP FUNERAL SHIP OF NORWAY'S QUEEN LONDON, Nov. 23. W) kings with other royalty attended funeral rites for the English born Queen Maud of Norway today before the body was placed aboard a purple and black draped train to begin the journey to Oslo.

However, at Portsmouth the departure of the funeral ship was postponed because of a gale In the English channel. The queen's husband, King Haakon; their son, Prince Olaf; King George VI. of Great Britain, and King George of Greece attended the simple ceremony in Marlborough house chapel here. Prince Paul, regent of Jugo-Slavia, former Queen Victoria Eugenie of Fpain, and immediate members of fhe British royal family also were present. WOMAN, 94, TO GET WISH: SHE'LL BE BURIED LIKE LADY Mrs.

Ella Fitzgerald, 94 years old, bad only one wish when she entered the County hospital on Oct. 2. She had broken a leg in a fall her room at 1716 Washington boulevard. Mrs. Fitzgerald told this wish when nurses found a pouch with $J04, her life savings as a practical nurse, bound to her waist.

The wish was: "I want to be buried like a tady. That's why I saved Ine money." To the nurses Mrs. Fitzgerald told of her life as a young girl on a plantation near Charleston, S. C. Despite the bitter enmity of their fathers, Mrs.

Fitzgerald said she "ioped with the son of a neighboring plantation owner. Yesterday Mrs. Fitzgerald died. Dr. Park avenue, Chicago Heights, 111., wite of the late Robert, mother of Maybelle.

Charles, and the late Orville and Robert. Funeral Friday, Nov. 25. from late residence to St. Agnes church, at 10:30 a.

m. Interment Mount Olivet. pian MODROW William Mod row, beloved husband of Clara, nee Eigenbrodt. fond father of William Ella Carr, Margaret Skager, Henry, Edith Barth, and Lottie Melter. Services at funeral home, 3100 Irving Friday, at 2 p.

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at 9 m. from residence. 627 N. Hamlin avenue, to Holy Rosary church, 1 N. Western avenue.

Interment Mount Carmel. Information, Haymarket 0120..