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CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, MAY 19, 1943. 5fc 5fc 23 GASOLINE ALLEY DESTINATION UNKNOWN PLANS TO HALT DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES fj FLAKES' THE WHAT'S COIMG AMP THIS IS CORONER'S PAY ON, SARCS? AZQ I ENEMV WANTS TO I VES, 7 i Wad no IDEA WE WEEE THIS NEAf? IVEKE GOiN' ABOARD. THATS ALL I KNOlV. IT A SECRET NIO LOOK AT THOSE VESSELS vvp r.nKsr. ismcnt HOAIV-Fdna M.

Itoad. May 141. 1943. of 2lirt Arthur avenue. Chicago.

IIL. wife of George W. lload. mother of Mrs. Filward W.

1 "res ton and George H. lload. two grandchildren. Services 3 p. m.

WcBesday at chapel. 157 Maple avenue, Evanston. Burial private. HOLSTEIX Sam Holstein of 4151 W. WHAT'S 1 KM0W WHAT WEKE 'h UP 10.700.

I WHEKE WE HEADED BY INJUNCTION OPEgATlOM zyr 13th, street, beloved hu-hand of the late lond lather of Bertha Welkomer, Lillian Porwancher. Edward, and Estyr .0 Mama, grandfather of 11 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Funeral W'ednesday. 1 p. at funeral chapel.

04 i. Crawford avenue. Interment Attorney for Taxpayer Awaits Brodie Reply. Kidgelawn cemetery. JACK Helen Jack, pee Hamb'trger.

wife of George J. Jack. Funeral Wednesday. p. at chatH-l.

2344 W. Madison street. Interment Waldheim. JACOBON William I Jacohson of 435H Iirexel boulevard, beloved husband ol Anna, fond father ot Abel and Mrs. Adeline Sax.

dear brother of Jacob. Harry, and Mrs. Tillie Cuthman. Funeral Wednesday. May 19.

at 2:30 p. at chapel. 93(1 E. 47th street. JOHNSON Elvera Johnson, nee Benson, wife of the late George Leonard Johnson, fond mother of Pvt.

Howard Johnson, staler of Lillian. Resting in funeral home. Irvinr Park road, where services BY JAMES DOHERTY. Atty. Harry S.

Ditchburnr-, who NELSON Hannah A. Nloa, re Berg. 0. 111st. Isle of 115 1.

Mh street, he-loved wife nf ftiof. loving mother rf Mrs. Hsrrv M. Gut. Mrrtl Nelson.

Mrs. Kenneth Warren, and Mrs. L. G. Law.

rcnee of Pomona. "al, lond grandmother Dororhr Mae Gang and Kennetn X. Warren. Member of Jennm Hnwieoa chapter. No.

9i. O. E. Resting at funeral borne. 7918 South Par avenue.

Services Wednesday at 2 p. m. under auspice of Jennie B. Hnwison chapter. Interment Oak Woods cemetery.

Inlorma tion. Triangle 3055. XORDBROCK Emit Nordbrock. belov-- hu-band of Amanda, nee Thielk: fon-f father of Raymond, dear grand rather ef Mariorie. dear brother of Fred.

Hear-. Ernest Manm. and Herman. At rw Hulehinoa street, where j-rwral will he tw-ut Thursday at 2 a. a.

Interment Memorial Park. OMALLEV-See Mary Nolan Brennan not lew. PAGE Marv Jane page, 104-3 avenue. May 17. 19,3.

beloved ef JH1'Ph fond mother of Mrs William i. Brewster, grandmother nf Jane. William, and Rogers, sister of William A. Rogers. At chapel.

2121 W. B5tk mh'T" eerrirr-s will be held Wednes. day. May 19. at 2 p.

m. Intermeut Mount Hope cemetery. Muskegon, Mica, paper Please copy. PAWLPTZKI-andrew Pawhuki. husband nf Martha, food father of Cans- 1.

ne. brother of John. Grate, and Anne. Jl( Ashland avenue, to Amiunaa-tion church. Interment St, Joseph s.

PHILLIPS Leonard C. Phillips of S53S arne avenue. May 17. 1913. belovew buahand ot Marguerite.

ne Walthert fond laiher of L. in.ent A. A. C. Marguenie and Hot.

Hmiber nf Mer Funeral from rhapei. N. Ashland. Thursdav. May 2'l st 9.3(1 a.

to st, itA, cburch. Interment St. Joseph a. RANIERI-Marie Rameri. aee Maggie-.

las of 1.1 1 X. Waller avenue, loving wife wf -lor. fond mother of Victor Jr. and filed a lawsuit against Coroner A. in Siirxrior rourt on April OBITUARIES DEATH NOTICES 27 on behalf of a taxpayer, yesterday RABIES SPREAD said he is waiting for Brodie an swer before asking an injunction to TERMED SERIOUS CA RKOI.L John E.

Carroll. May 17. broth er of Mary Flynn of El l'so. Re siop iirocie irora coiieciing a mains at chaiK-1. MO X.

Clark st High mas will be celebrated at Holy 3rL THRUOUT STATE mii cathedral at a. ni. Thursday interment Cl Paso, ill. public answer from- Brodie. He has the county board to give him CHRISTENSEN Lara Chrtstensen ot 2451 SEEK BACK TAX ON CLUB IN USE AS ARMY SCHOOL Circuit Judge Benjamin P.

Epstein yesterday granted a petition filed by Assistant State's Atty. Neil J. McAuliffe, permitting the state's attorney's office to intervene In a foreclosure case pendinj? auainst the Midwest Athletic Club building; at 6 North Hamlin avenue, now an army training school. The petition seeks to collect a SENATORS HEAR CHARGE AGAINST MICHIGAN JUDGE Lansing, May 18 Judge Michael E. Nolan of Gogebic county Probate court today heard himself accused of having "perverted and corruptly used the prerogatives of his office." The charges were uttered before the state senate, sitting as an impeachment court.

The 30 senators sitting at the trial postponed until after presentation r. California avenue. In-loved credit for 531,102 he didn't collect Tests of Dogs Show Anna, dear father of John Marie John Tess. Services for John Tess, 2543 Win-nemac avenue, who was born 85 years ago in a log cabin at what is now Touhy avenue and Carpenter road, will be held at 2 p. m.

today in Bethlehem Evangelical church at Diversey parkway and Magnolia avenue. Mr. Tess died Sunday as the result of a fall from a tree which he had been trimming. Before his retirement he had been associated for 40 years with the John V. will be held Friday.

2 p. m. Interment RoscbilL Information. Irving Otiod. JOHNSON Ludwig Johnson, late of 939 Jf.

Springfield avenue, beloved bnshand of Anna, nee Olson: fond father nf Matilda i-ow. Bessie Itenner. Jennie Hernandeg, and Ruth Floyd, grandfather of ten and great-grandfather of two. Services Thursday. May 2(1.

3 p. at funeral home. w. North avenue. Interment Mount Olive.

Memher ot Mimer lodge. No. 4. 1. O.

S. Mernmac VMHl. JONES Edward n. Jones, beloved huhnd nt the late Pearl, fond stcplalher of Everett Gross. Funeral Thursday.

1 P. at chapel. 2743 Lincoln avenue. Interment Mount Auburn. Hut-hc k.

,1.011 1 Ol lie Hmlccker. Roy and Kditli happen Services Thursday p. tn at h.i-. Kuilcrton aveiius in fees. Salary Not raid From Fee.

Rise in Infection. Interment Mount Fniblciu. Attv. Iitchburne said he believes Altho hundreds of dogs have been CIMA John Orus Cima Isle ot C3 Euclid avrtiue. ttak Park.

son of John Cyrus ami Kuth Cima (nee Kisch that when Erodie and the other exterminated recently and efforts county officials answer, the court have been Intensified to destroy will issue an Injunction stopping rabid animals, the spread of rabies Erodie's present pay. County Treas- was termed serious yesterday by er. brother ot Tommy Lima. At tunera home, 5.T-1 W. MadiMn street.

Funeral Hiurmlay. May 20. at a. t. SI part of $132,920 In back taxes which McAuliffe said was due on the building.

After the petition was ap Farwell company. The village of Df the prosecution's case decision on wrer Victor Schlaeger and County county and state health authori JONES Jane alone Jones of 3S53 Edmund church. Oak Park. Austin 6020. lessviiie, now Lmcoinwood, was a motion for a directed verdict of Monroe street, beloved wife nf the late Clerk Michael Flynn are made par- ties.

t.KiiLfcY Elizahettl M. Crossley. nee proved, McAuliffe filed an informa named in honor of Mr. Tess' father, acquittal from Nolan's counsel. Wil John fond mother of Marie.

Irene. Mrs. Joseph Nagcl. Mrs. Frank Kochsn.

ties to the suit because Brodie rr. Edward A. Piszczek. director Kuttner, late of Itasca. dearly beloved tion setting forth the state's attor wife of William, dear sister of Mrs.

Anna Robert. John. Thomas, and Charles. Fu pay has come from a county appro- 0 the county health unit, said an surviving Mr. less are his widow, liam G.

Cloon, Ironwood. Earlier Anna, and three sons. I they had rejected a defense conten George, John. Anthony. Clar neral Thursday.

Mav 2(. at IO a. ney's belief that the receiver of priation and not from the earnings increasing number among dog ence, and Mrs. lsetta Dosch. Resting tion that hv lrilrort -inrictit inn from chapel.

3246 Jackson boulevard. 10 St. Mel's church, llurisl Mount arm el. eg the office, as the law directs. the property was holding $200,000 representing rentals and other reve t.i.

I iiinerai nome. Jiitl Mnyne avenue f-crvH-es Friday. May 21. at 1 p. Kindly omit flowers.

Kedsi 2394. wpujoun ncau iictanidn. "board of manacers." three As soon as the injunction matter heads examined have been found to be infected. In the period ended May 8, he said, 34 of the 50 heads Interment Oakridse. Memlier of William nues, which McAuliffe held should Services for Capt.

John Read I house members who are conductin Mckinley unit. No. 231. American Legion be made applicable for taxes. EAISRUK Lena Katsrlik.

nee Carota. beloved wife ef John, loving mother of Phil. Albert. Jennie. GiKIa.

Frank, and auxiliary. examined were found to be infected, Heckman, 40 years old, who was the prosecution in conformity with killed last Saturday in the crash I constitutional provisions, then sum- DAVIDSON Loretta A. Davidson, nee Dil Anthony, dear sister of Pompellia 111 compared with 6 of the 11 heads studied in the same period, a- year ion. is. wile or the late Alex, sis Paq.uali.

Mary Durante, and Florence of a Flying Fortress near Shreve-1 marized the charges against Nolan, ter of Mrs. John J. Goss. Funeral Friday. Sanlana.

Services Thursday at 2:4 port. will be held at 3 p. m. I Rep. Colin L.

Smith Big Rap- SI a. from chapel. Jeffery boulevard ago. P. m.

at chapel. 1511 S. Pulaski road Is settled Brodie will be asked to account for money he has collected for and from Cook county. Then, the lawyer said, the position of Assistant State's Atty. William J.

Tuohy will be clarified. Until yesterday Tuohy was acting for Brodie, for Schlaeger. for Flynn, and for the county board. Claim He Took Initiative. at 7th street, to St.

Philip Xert church; iVeed Not Be Bitten. Interment Woodlawn. Sailll He. Mane triday in the chapel at 1460 Sher-Nds made the opening statemen mass elm k. Interment Holy Sep and Ontario.

Canada, papers please copy man avenue, Lvanston. Capt. Heck- charging Nolan with misuse of hi Dr. Irving S. Cutter, health edi uli lire.

Sou. l.an. lljO. man, who was stationed at Lock- lodlcial powers to serve personally tor of The Tribune, said human DEGNAN Charles T. Ilegnan.

late of 3520 KOELSCH Anna Marie Koelsch. nee Kes burne field, lived in Lvanston I profitable ends. Nolan was ordered Broadway, beloved son of Thomas could contract rabies merely by becoming contaminated with the ling, of 1527 Rosemont avenue, beloved wife of Henry, fond mother of Mrs. and Apollonia Degnan. Funeral Friday, before he enlisted in the Royal Ca-1 impeached on the basis' of a grand 9:30 a.

from chapel. 929 Belmont otto Baer and Hrry H. Johnson. nadian Air force in January, 1941. 1 Jury report of Judge Ilerma saliva of an infected dog while pet avenue, to Our Lady of Mount Carmel It was revealed yesterday that Funeral Friday.

May 21. at 9:30 a. oearoaugnier of Joseph and Manow Maggio. loving sister of Michael and Frank Magcio. Funeral Thursday, a.

from chapel. B24 X. Western avenue. Same Maria Adiiolorata church. Interment Mount Carmel.

Armitage TSOO. BATTT Anna Ratty, beloved daughter the late Nicholas and Mary Kelly Ratty, sister of Sister Aloysia. Sisters of Chan-y nf St. Vincent de Paul of St. Louis.

F'uneral from home for funerals. Ere and Wabash avenue, Friday. May 21. 1943. at 9 30 a.

to Holy Nam) cathedral. Interment Calvary. RNTf Gertrude Rich, beloved wife ef Frank Rich, and mother of Man lanta Funeral at chapel. 22 jtheridsn road. Ihurslay.

2 p. m. Interment Memorial Park cemetery. RIEFENBERG August E. Rjefenberg ef 3930 X.

F'rancisco avenue, beloved husband of Lena, dear father ot Louie Leonard. Gerhard, and Arthur, grandfather of six grandchildren. Sexvi at chapel. 3100 Irving Park road. Thursday- at 1.30 p.

m. Lntrrment St. Lucas. ROT Marcaret Roy. May 17.

943. be loved wile of George Roy. lond mot eg of Enoa. Mr. Edna Jager, and Maris, grandmother of Elizabeth and Shiriry Mae Jager.

sister of Georg Tuttle. Funeral services at funeral borne, 4 SIT Chicago avenue. Thursday. May 20, I P. m.

Interment Mount Auburn. BCLIFSON Dr. Grant F. Rulifsmt. beloved husband nf Ijllian.

nee Grant: dea father nf tesnevieve Hall, fond grn father of Warren and Marion Bail. Fa-twal aervices Wednevlay. p. ra, a chapel. 22S Broslway.

Interment Memorial Park. Member of E4ge water Indge. No. 901. A.

F. A A. IUlnoi roramandery. No. 72.

K. Medio aa. temple, A. A. O.

N. M. S. church. Interment Calvary cemetery from funeral home.

1359 Devon avenue. nohy had taken the initiative in ting the ailing animal. He said He transferred to the army air forces I Dehnke of Harrisville to the effect in May, 1942. His widow. Ethel, his that the Gogebic official had flouted at sen wood, to M.

ocrtrude a church. DOBROTH Albert C. Dobroth. May 1G. trvmsr to eet the county to pay uprmng in me sum, even 194.1.

beloved husband ot Martha, nee the state's marriage laws by marry mother, and a sister survive. $51,102 in inauest fees Brodie wound as minute as a hangnail hONKOWsKl Raymond Konkow.ki of 14i? Milwaukee avenue, beloved hus ing couples secretly and charging nrpe: dear father of Arthur, Walter, F.dna Carrion. Albert, and Clara, grand- band of Helen, nee Ma-Grenr: fond them excessive fees and that he had should have collected from the rela- could afford passage for the rabies tives of deceased persons. Tuohy virus, which is excreted in the dog's Dr. Emory Clark Gordon.

lamer 01 six gramienililren and one great grandchild. Servires Thursday, 1 Easy to reach by 'V Bus or Surface Lines fathee of Kalcne. dear son nf Henry and Bessie brother of Sylvia Wit-t mrrr. Violet 1'erski. and Henrv.

Serv Services for Dr. Emory Clark Gor saliva, first asked Probate Judce John F. p. at rhapel. 2 Irving Park padded expense accounts.

FREDERIK GADE road. Interment Concordia. He explained that there Is only O'ConneU's office to supply certifl- ices rriday. p. at funeral home.

33ul Fullcrton avenue. Burial Eimwood. one typo of rabies. The fact that don, a chiropodist of 364 Central avenue. Highland Park, will be held at 3:30 p.

m. today in Memorial Park cemetery chapel. Dr. Gordon, DOHNAL Henry F. Dohnal.

late of 45I N. Kilpatri'-k avenue, dearly beloved husband of Marie Dohnal. fond father of some persons have become infected KOTIL Msrie Kotit. nee Dvorak, beloved $140,000 ESTATE without history of dog bite has led wile or the late Michael: fond mother of Catherine. Anna, and Walter J.

Funeral Ella Dohnal and Iledwir Busch. grand father nf Ernest and Alfred Busch. Fu cetes to substantiate Brodie's plea. Then one of Brodie's fellow members of the 24th ward Democratic club detailed a number of employes in the office of Frank Lyman, clerk rf the Probata court, to make what who died Monday at the age of 71 to an erroneous belief that there Friday. Mav 21.

9 30 a. from lale IS LEFT TO SIX ncral Thiiradsy. 2 p. at chapel. had been practicing in Highland was a form of the disease called resilience, Metill avenue, to St.

lied- 3N34 3d Irving Park road. Interment Park since 1925. From 1902 to 1911 wig a church. Interment 81, Adalbert a. An estate valued at $140,000 wa dumb" rabies which produced Acacia Park.

he was the editor and publisher or bequeathed to six persons hv th KRATZ Harold Psul Krsls. beloved bus- less violent symptoms in the at- rrred to be a check of the files. DONOVAN Anna War.1 Donovan, beloved wife of Ih Isle Frank loving mother ot Alma Kratc. nee Sommerteld: newspapers in Norton, Kansas Win 0( the late Frederik Herman fected animal. but whlrh was said to have been In fond father of Harold Paul Krats of James.

Mrs. Howard Mitchell, and Mrs. City, and Independence, Mo. Johan Gade, former mayor of Lake James Kelly, grandmother of Diane and Prey on Live Stork. FINEST CHAPELS IN CHICAGO NORTH 929 W.

Belmont SOUTH 1820 S. Michigan WEST 2346 W. Madison son of Theodore and Minnie Krats brother ot Fred. Pit, 1st Class Erwin accurate. With a certificate of some kind from Lyman.

Tuohy petitioned His widow, Hattie, a son and two Forest and veteran member of the Lois Donovan and Sharon Kelly, sister ot An Increasingly large number of Mrs. S. J. OConnell. Funeral Thursday daughters survive.

S. Wilhert. Arthur, and Norbert Krats. son-in-law of Emanuel and Emma Norwegian diplomatic service. The the county board Monday for A MTTEL Julias Smnl nf 51f)n Jf.

Ee-v dogs running loose in downstate will was admitted to probate yes Sommerteld. brother-in-law of Corp. Ed I a. from late residence. 6515 S.

Wolcott. lo St. Basil's church. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery. Boulevard 0703.

counties and preying on live stock John L. Downs. terday by Probate Judge John F. mum), IT. S.

and Elmer Sommerfeld. Flsie. Roe. and La Verne Kraix. uncle of Shirley Kratz.

Funeral from lale nether Tuohy, whose assign-1 was reported by the office of Dr. EHRLER Peter Ehrler. beloved husband of Champaign, 111., May John I OConnell. rrsnt is to aavise county mcsais on C. E.

Fidler. chief state veteri tne late Karbara. fond father of Mane. re.Klence. Lyman street.

Thursdsy, L. Downs, 73 years old, retired sup-1 Two Sisters. Anna G. Henshaw John, at hemic, Joseph, ueorse, and the the law. went too far for Brodie, narian.

As a result of the condi more avenue. May 17. 1S43. beloved baa-band of the lata Ida Samuel. evoie4 father of Ida Gauxer.

Martha Gauger. Hrleo Samuel, and the la Amanda Re, tin and bf 01 her. Ferdinand Samuel. ResV ing at chapel. 2114 Irving Park road, until Thursday at noon.

Services st St. antes Ev. Luth. church, corner at remont and Dickens avenue, at 3 p. gw Interment at Concordia.

Mar 20. 1:30 p. m. to Holy Cross Ev. erintendent of the Illinois Central I Cambridge, and Ingeborg l.uih.

church. 31st place and Racine wae to be determined by State's I tion quarantine has been extended railroad Illinois division, died last I Frick, St. Petersburg, received avenue. Interment Bethania. Atty.

Courtney. Meanwhile Court- by the communities to cover 65 niuum aad feier G. Funeral Friday. May 21. at it :3 a.

m. from late residence. 214 4 N. Keystone avenue, to St. PhUomena's church.

Interment SI. Joseph's cemetery. Member of St. Ambrnae court. No.

29. C. O. F. Albany 3JOO.

LACH EL Agnes Lachel. beloved mother of rey said he had instructed Tuohy I cities, villages, and townships in 21 night. A veteran of 44 years of rail- $5,000 each. Family heirlooms were road service, he was district engi-1 left to two brothers, Horace of to make no recommendations to the I counties. neer of northern lines with head-1 Boston, and Capt.

John Gade, Sen ERF.R Conrad Scheree. May 1. be county board. Paul. John.

August. Gertrude t'czcjwek, and Benjamin, dear aister ot Sadie Kramer. Martha Witt. John and Aurn-t Chmascinaki. Funeral Thnrsday.

9:30 a. from parlors. S.14-3H N. Ashland avenue, to St. Stephens church.

Inter FA LK Bertha L. Falk. beloved wife of the Since Jan. 1, 1.230 person have been administered state free vac quarters in Chicago before becoming U. S.

retired, of New York. late Mag L. Falk. fond mother of Amy A son, Gerhard, attached to the superintendent here in 1929. He and the late Lester L.

Falk. dear sister of Flora L. Mergenthetm. Funeral Wednes cine for dog bite, compared with loved husband of Eva. fond father of Mrs.

Eva Broberg. brother nf Henry Scherer of Barnngton. Ill, and Mrs. Catherine Braun ot Milwaukee. Wis.

1 iim Thursday. 3 p. at funeral nome. N. Western avenue, corner of Foster.

Interment Montrose, American legation at San Salvadore retired in 1940. ment St. Adalbert s. W. B.

M'lLVAINE LEAVES $250,000 771 given vaccine in the same pe day. May 19. at lo a. at chapel. 8'l E.

47th street, to Mount Majrir cemetery. LENAERT Peler Ienaerts. beloved received one-half of the balance, and the residue of the estate was placed Daniel Walrath. Ttmd of Margaret, fond father of Surelte FENNELL Hannah. Fenneu.

Sea Mao riod a year earlier. Despite the larger number of dogs running loose the total of persons bitten by dear brother of Rene. Louise, and the in trust, its income to go to Kenzie police. TO HIS FAMILY SrHROEDF.R-Johanna Schroeder cf Daniel airath, 85 years old, a DEATH NOTICES late Theodore in Chicago, and Josephine FENTONf Frederick C. Fenton.

beloved retired real estate broker, died yes in Belgium. Rosary Thursday. 8 p. daughter, Alice Gade King, of St. Denis, France.

Atty. John R. Heath The will of the late William B. I dogs declined in all sections of the huhand of Grace I nee dear inian. 111..

twioved mother of John M. Resting- at funeral borne. 11050 Greenwood avenue. Blue Inland. Sen Thursday at 2 p.

m. Bunal Mount Hope. Fiin-ral Fridav. 9:30 a. from chapel.

terday in his home at 1137 Locust In Memnrlara. Mclivaine, prominent Chicago attor- state except Cook county outside 27PH N. Western avenue, to St, John filed the will. road. Wilmette.

He is survived by lter-hmans c-hiir-h. here solemn 1 BASKIND Jocph Baskind. In lorinr mem. cey. disposing of an estate valued I Chicago.

There dog bite cases rose SCHMIDT Robert Schmidt, dear son of Gade died March 30 in his chateau a dauchter. Mrs. E. W. Ballentine.

QTiiem mass will be celebrated at IO a. m. ory of our beloved hiitand and father, at $250,000. was filed yesterday 1S1 to 2i5. Interment St, Joseph's.

Humboldt 11 with whom he made his" home. Pri- at st- Denis, France. He was mayor tin pacd away two years aen todav. ANNA BASK1ND. SONS.

DAUGHTERS vate funeral services ill be held or Lake orest 'or tw terms prior father of Carol. Sylvia, and Frederick. Resting at funeral home. 1 s. York street, nscnville.

111., until Thursday. 8 a. nt thence to Frtedcns Ev. church, where services will bo held st 2 p. m.

Interment Mount Emblem cemetery. Member of Nnrthmest Conference of High Schools. Benenvill lodge. No. 1159.

A. F. A A. Bensenviil chapter. No.

1SS, O. E. American Legion. Itasca post. No.

60S. and Bensenvilie Lions club. LOWER I-ucy Ann I-ower. 124 W. H7lk Frank Lyman, clerk of the Probate In Chicago, where the first hydro-court, phobia death in three years oc-His widow.

Julia. Is given use dur- curred last week, 2,972 persons CARACCIOI.O John V. Caracnolo. who street. May 17.

1943. fond sister of Mrs. to 1910, when he reclaimed his tomorrow. Joseph R. and Mary fond brother ot Donald O.

Joseph X. Jr, V. 9. C. C.

Gilbert li. S. M. and Marios C. Schmidt.

At rest at late residence. 97 illow road. Wmnetka. Funeral ei ie Thursday. May 20.

at 10 a. at SS. Faith. Hope and Chamy church. Wjn-netka.

Interment AU aims' cemetery's Jane Rrilly nf Geneseo. 111.. William. Norwegian citizenship to enter the passed away seven years ao today, mis Jou more each day. WIFE AND FAMILY.

George of Williamsburg. Ia, Thomas of lr.g her lifetime of the Mclivaine were bitten by dogs in the first 20 diplomatic service of that nation. Henry Dohnal. Strasbnrg. N.

and Ray Lower of Mo- home at 1029 Green Bay road. Win- weeks of the year, compared with FLANAGAN Harold P. Flanaan. May 19 At the time of his retirement live Henry Dohnal, 77 years old, a sur GAL'GES Sea Samuel notice. Ime.

III. Funeral from chapeL 2121 W. 5th street. Thursday. May 2(1.

al 9 a. to St. Kilian'a church. Services also at retka; an outright gift of an estate, 3,369 a year earlier. SFNESE Antoneite Senrse.

nee Coztft. years ago Gade was Norwegian gical instrument maker, died yes GATSMAN Emma Gaustnan. nee Hilde- Jiuscomb. at Baltimore. Md, and a Dr.

Herman N. Bundesen. health minister at Rio de Janeiro St. Malachy's cbunh, Geneseo, 111, Fri terday in his home at 4S59 North life income from the balance of the I commissioner, said he believed day morning. 11142.

To my beloved husband: There is some one who mies yon sadly. And finds the time lone since you went; There ts some on who thinks ot jou als.vs And tries to 1rav and content. LONESOME WIFE. SALLY. Kilpatrick avenue.

He is survived estate in trust. there was no epidemic in Chicago. MacG LA SHAN Hannah. fUndbergl Mae- brandt. May IN.

1943. beloved wife ot Film in. dear daughter of Amelia Krueger, fond sister of F.lsa Sherwood and Frieda Otto. Services Friday. 2 p.

at funeral chapel. 4 1 Fullertoa avenue. Inter-ment Montrose cemetery. by his widow, Marie, and two daugh Upon Mrs. Mcllvaine's death the The department reported that 42 of Glashan.

beloveal wife of the late Harry. loved wife of Felice, fond mother of Mrs. Grace Friss. Mrs. Anna Angone.

Mr. Lucille ATxhoney. Helen. Margaret. Mane, Evelyn.

Gloria, and Jerome, below! duishier Mr. and Mr. John Tragi, stsk-r of Nick Com. Mrs. Emily (niti.

Mrs. Jennss Senee. Ralph and Michael Corri. Funeral Thursday. 9 a.

frora residence. 72'U 8. Marh field avenue, Si. Mary nf Mount Carmel rmrrh. Interment St, Mary a.

Prospect twini. ters. Services will be held at 2:30 BEAUTY Or loving mother of John. U. S.

army. I -or ton. Clarence, and Mary, sister of Mrs m. tomorrow in the chapel at SCHROEDER John 1. Schroolrr.

In loving estate is to be divided among three 138 heads examined since Jan. 1 daughters. Mrs. Blanchard Randall were rabid, while last year the pro-Jr Baltimore. Mrs.

David B. portion of Infected heads was 20 CIAMRRONE Domenico Giambrone. be Ellen Gibbons. Funeral Friday. 9:30 3834 Irving Park road.

memory of our dear husband and father, a. from chapeL 2950 6S Fullerton. at Sacramento, to St. Bartholomew's MrDougal. Geneva, and Mrs.

Benja- of 119. Viin H. Brewster Baltimore I church, and St. Joseph s. lirlmont 3300.

Durand W. Springer. who I'c awav years atn today. LOYINU WIFE AN1 IHILDUEX Fraternsl SHIF.I.DS Mary Evelyn- Shields. Mar IT, MscKFNZIE Thomas John Ma-Kenzie.

May Ann Arbor, May IS fip). loved husband of Giaseppa. fond father of Joseph. James. Mary, and Pvt.

Michael, fmid father-in law nf France and Jeanetle. Funeral Fridav, Msv 21. al St a. from chapel. 2II4R N.

Halsted street, to St. Vincent do Paul church. Sheffield and Webster avenues. Interment St. Jo-seihs cemetery.

For informaUon. Lin. 0154. n4 a son. William B.

Mclivaine. FATHER WAISH Lake Fcrest. Eeouet nf Si non tlK CLEVELAND LODGE. NO. 211.

A. F. A Durand W. Springer, 76 years old. A.

Members ppj.e attend services of itss.i. at per nome, ms Milhurs street. Fvanaton. Ill, sister of the late Mrs flora Shields Treew and Mrs. Ella Shields Ken-worthy.

Service 1 p. n. Wenneaday at First Congregational church chapeL Ev-anston. Burial private ech are made to 10 srandchMren.SERVICES WILL BE former auditor of the University of our late brother, lharles N. iros.

at is. 1943. late of 33l S. Taylor avenue. Oak Park, husband of Emma Manns Mac-Kenxie.

father of Jacqueline Adele. brother ot Catherine David and Kenneth H. MacKenzie. Resunv at funeral home. 31 N.

Central avenue, Austin, Funeral Friday. 3 p. m. Michigan and the first president of chapel. 1117 W.

7Slh street. Thursday. May 20. at 2 p. m.

Interment Cedar more. He was 79 years old. lUslHELD TOMORROW the American Association of Certi tht' why wa tend flowers. They speak mora comfort than a thousand words. SPRAYS and WREATHS from Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere GOGGIN Mary Ames Gorcin.

nee Fitxpat- SINCLAIR Arthur K. Sinclair, brother ef Park cemetery. WILLIAM F. CLOOR. W.

M. will was dated Feb. 3. 1937. fied public accountants, died here nck.

native of Watemlle. County Kerry. Ireland, beloved wife of the late Thomas Services for the Rev. John F. today.

Emma ho men. Harry, and Gilbert. Resting at funeral home. 203 S. Manow street.

Oak Park. Services Thursday at 2 p. m. Interment Oakndge. MAGGIO See Sanieri notice.

loving mother of William Mary ACKER Frederick Acker. May IT. 1843, Mitchell. John L-. Thomas David Walsh, 57 years old.

former professor of philosophy and English at Loyola university, who died Monday Filward Joseph Irene and huhand of Peart, tim-le ot Helen Rennett of Harrison. X. Y. Member of Triliimmar TANCREDI Anthony Tancredi of 152 W. lodse.

No. T67. A. Ic A. M.

Funeral 2 p. m. Thursday at chapel. C700 E. SCHOOLS TO AID night in St.

Francis hospital, Evans- F'lorenc grandmother of Rosemary Hurd. Thomas. Diane. William, Kathleen, and Joanne Goggin. Funeral Thursday, lo a.

from residence, 1U3 N. Humphrey avenue. Oak Park, to St. Lucy's ton, will be held at 9:30 a. m.

to street. Interment Mount Greenwood. Ssi naw 3737. nan a Harrison street, beloved hu-hand of Bam-bins, devoted father of Mary. Joseph.

Patricia 11a I Urine. Pvt. Louis. C. S.

A-and Roes. F'uneral Friday. 9 a. from funeral home. 619 S.

Ashland avenue, to Our Lady nf Pompeii church. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. IN PREVENTION hur. h. Interment All Saints Member ALEXANDER Almeda Alexander.

nee ot W. C. O. Caraher court. No.

910. Jacnby, beloved wife of Robert, mother GOLAN Sylvia M. Da Stefano Golan of OF DIPHTHERIA The importance of inoculating ot Pvt. Robert B. of Africa.

Herbert stepmother of James sister of Alice TANNER See Minnie Beidt notice. 535U N. Bernard street, beloved wife of Samuel L. Golan, fond mother of Leonard W. and Fredrick J- daughter of THOMPSON Harry S.

Thompson. 1591S Alexander and Leslie Jacoby. Fnneral at chapel. ISfllb and Cicero avenue. UNDERTAKERS.

children against diphtheria is ex the late Julia and Dr. Joseph De Stefano, Oak Forest. Thursday at 3 p. plained in pamphlets which soon sister of Minnie Pallcttieri. Capt.

Fred MAGGIORE Cipriano Maggiore of 1433 W. Lexington street, beloved husband ot Angelina. ne Pellignno; brother of Vin-cenzo Maggiore and Mnetta Brusa. Funeral Thursday. 9 av from funeral home.

619 S. Ashland boulevard, to Our Lady of Pompeii church. Interment Mount Carmel. MAI.ONET-Mary A. Valoney.

May 1(1. wife of the late John J-. mother of Charles B. Maloney and John Fitzgerald, grandmother of Mrs. Dorothy M.

behnke. F'uneral Thnrsday. 9 a. from chapel. 7705 Cottage Grove, to Corpus Chris church.

Burial Mount Olivet. MARWITZ Charles Marwitz. Downer Grove, husband of Minnie, father of Mrs. Ida Mochel. Mrs.

Bertha Wac titer. Arthur. Charles. Etta Marwitz. and the late Mrs.

Minnie Henry. Anna, Willie, and Edward Marwitz. brother of Mrs. Jacob Lehman ot Hinsdale and Mrs. John Zarn ot Downers Grove.

Funeral Friday. 1 :30 p. from chapel. 6017 Highland avenue. Downers Grove, to St.

John's Lutheran church. Interment Clarendon Hills. MCCARTHY Thomas W. McCarthy Interment Mount Hope. For information.

FATHER OF SIX GETS NOTICE THAT 1-AONE! Draff board 87 at 6136 Cottage Grove avenue acknowledged last r.Ight that Louis IPeewee Louie Starchio, 30 years old, a stage performer appearing in Omaha, with. Blue Barron and his orchestra, had been reclassified 1-A despite the fact he is the father of six children who live with their 'not her in Pittsburgh, Pa. Sturchio, who moved from Chi-rago "after he registered with the boarS. said he thought the reclassification notice received by his wife es'a big mistake. He said his wife is expect mi a seventh child soon.

Miss Mary E. Murphy, board clerk, denied any mistake had oc- will be distributed to all school pu W. De Stefano, U. S. A.

Funeral Fri Blue Island 14. Jodave avenue. Hazelcrest. iil, tausband nf 1, race, nee Sudds: father of Marionw McDermotL June Holt. Carol Winkler, and Harry L.

Thompson. Funeral Thore-day. May 20. 3 p. an, at funeral home, 15X31 Turlington avenue.

Harvey. XX Phone 44. Interment Cedar Park. BALASH Paul Balash. May 17.

beloved lay. May 21. at 9:30 a. from funeral home. 1359 Devon avenue, at Glenwood.

to St. Hilary's church and Mount Carmel. husband of Anna, fond lather ol Anna 'or a. Christine Jacobs. Paul and Samuel.

Funeral Thursday. 20. at pils in Chicago, with instructions to the pupil that he is to take the pamphlet to his parents. The pamphlets, now being printed, contain GOLDEN Oscar Golden of 3549 Dickens TITLE Charles E. Tiller, beloved 'bee- 1 p.

from chanel. W. ISth street. avenue, beloved husband of Emma, fond to SS. Peter and Paul church.

Interment statements by. Dr. Herman N. Eun- father of Rose Singer, Alice Parisek. and Burton: four grandchihlren; brother of Funeral Service I nf raimat ion Hohemian National cemetery.

Inlorma- band of Hannah, nee Wood: dear father of Mrs. Myrtle Showalter and Chsrles Jr, nrother of Fred and the late Wiilsans J. Tit ley. Funeral at chapel. 413 Madison street.

Thursday at 2 p. m. Interment KosrhilL desen, president of the board of tion. Canal t3'-4. Klias and Ben.

Funeral Thursday. Msy BAKER William Itaker. Msy 15. at health, and Mayor Kelly. 2d.

at 2 p. m. at chapel. 2235 W. Division street.

A separate pamphlet, containing Tampa. formerly of 54.0 Aupusta boulevard, beloved husbnnd of Mary Kluabcth Psker. fond fatlirr of Harold TRIPP Herbert L. Tnpp. beloved hilsbsnff GORDON Dr.

Emory Clark Gordon. May 17. 1943. of 3(4 Central avenue. Highland 01 i.yaa, mod father or Arvid and Herbert.

Masonic services p. m. Thur. a statement by Archbishop Samuel A. Stritch urging cooperation with 77(l! X.

Ashland avenue. Msy 17. 194.1, Park, beloved husband of Hattie Bell. Frank Mrs. l-illiau M.

Fischer, Mrs. Iircna A. Eberwien. Funeral al funeral home. 4817 tliicaeo avenue, SOUTH SIDE CHAPEL 6.1I AND HARVARD-AVENUE.

I'lIONE WENT WORTH 0025. WEDNESDAY. HAWES Alvin H. 3 p. m.

at charel, fond father of Dr. Albion Mrs. Carl the health department's campaign. I King, and Mrs. F.

Raymond Wheeler, Thursday. May SO. at 3 p. m. Interment will be distributed also thru Cath A prayer will be said at Memorial Park beloved husband of Mabel R.

McCarthy, fond father of Nancy and Ellen, brother of Gertruua Smith and the late John McCarthy. At chapel. 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will he held Thursday. May 20, 1 p.

m. Interment private. t'oiiconlia cemetery chapel, 3:30 p. Wednesday, olic churches and parochial schools. BALDWIN Lout H.

Baldwin of 3253 N. May 19. Please omit flowers. morrow in St. Ignatius church, Loyola and Glenwood avenues.

The body will rest In the Loyola faculty parlors until noon today and, thereafter, in St. Ignatius church. Father Walsh was ordained in 1922. He taught at St. Mary's college, Kansas; the University of Detroit High school, and St.

Xavier university, Cincinnati, before coming to Loyola in 1928. He remained there until 1931, when he became a member of the mission band of the Society of Jesus. In 1941 he was made student adviser at St. Ignatius' High school, Cleveland. Father Walsh was taken ill while conducting a retreat for the nurses at St.

Francis hospital. Surviving are his father, Thomas J. Walsh, three brothers and three sisters. Great Lakes Executive Officer Wins Promotion Comdr, James S. Freeman, executive officer of the Great Lakes Naval Training station, was notified by the navy department yesterday of his promotion to be a captain.

has been at Great Lakes since April 4. He was awarded the navy cross recently for heroism and skill used in delivering supplies during the American offensive in the Solomon Islands. Retired Machinist Dies After Being Hit by Car Axel Borgstrand. 74 years old. VAN DYKE Clarence.

2 p. m. at chapel. curred. It's more or less of a notice that under the revised regulations, he mast- go into an essential activity," -she said.

Dr. Bundesen said distribution of Hojne avenue, beloved husband of Itcrtha. GROSS Charles N. Gross, beloved hnshand nee Frank: fond father of Pvt. Herbert SERVICES TO EE ARRANGED.

the pamphlets is a high point in of Lucy, nee Dondlinser; dear father of McCORIe Eva Temple McCord. May IS. and Pvt. Georee, IT. S.

dear brother BORGSTRAND Axel. 1943. of the Pearson hotel, sister nf health department campaign of Arthur. Frank. Eva.

Vera, and Helen Mrs. Nellie M. Frost of Los Angeles. Cat Marceleta G. Holmes, fond grandfather of Melvin C.

Servicca Thursday. May 2(. at p. at funeral borne, corner 79lh and Aberdeen, tinder the auspices of which was prompted by an increase David Waller McCord of New York "ity. diphtheria deaths this year.

and Alvin C. McCord of Detroit, -Mien. Scrvicee at Fourth Presbyterian church chapel. 3noA-o7 Lincoln avenue, whpre services will bo held under auipices of t'onimunity lodre. No.

HH15. A. F. A A. M.

Member of Web Pressmen's union. No. 7. Interment Montrose. Funeral no NORTH SIDE CHAPEL.

6.101 Jf. ASH LAND-AVENUE. THONB LONGBEACH. 2640. WEDNESDAY.

Cleveland lodge. No. 211. A. F.

A A. Interment Cedar Park. Twenty-five deaths and 176 cases of chapel. E. Chestnut street.

Wednesday. 10:30 a. m. Interment Minneapolis. OFFICIAL WEATHER FORECAST HANZEI.

Edward G. Hanzel. beloved hus the disease were reoorted during the first four months, compared to tice later. HOOTH Frances. JO a.

m. at chapel. McDONALD Walter V. McDonald, beloved band of Anna, nee Dyk. loving father of Edna Von Dnska, loving father-in-law of Marcaret Bauer, nee Jaecer.

be husband of Laura McDonald and lond HORASANIAN Mary. 1 p. m. at chapel. 11 deaths and 196 cases in the cor loved wife of the lain Phillip, dear moth McMILLAN Bert D.

3 p. m. at chapel father of Mrs. J. W.

Woods and Dwirht y. Corwin. Remains at chapel. 829 REED Charles V. 2 p.

m. at chapel. responding 1942 period. The department urged that children be inoc Belmont avenue, until Wedneday. 1 Ray Von Dnska.

dear grandfather of Evon Ann, fond brother of Anna, Mae. Bess, and John. Funeral Friday at 9 a. m. from chapel.

5318 W. 25th street, Cicero, to St. Francis of Rome church. er of Mrs. l.ulian schaar, Margaret Brennwald.

Frank and Henry Bauer, and Mrs. Elsie Clark, grandmother of eight grandchildren, two daughters-in-law. and noon. Services at 3 p. m.

at Graceland SWEDLUND John O. 3:45 p. m. at chapel THURSDAY. cemetery chapel.

ulated when 9 months old and again on entering kindergarten or three sons-in-law. sister ot Maria Bush HAYES Mamie Hayes, beloved daughter McGLENNON John A. McGlennon In ERICKSON Bror H. 3 p. m.

at chapel. Boston. May IS. husband of Margery Cole the first grade. inc.

Louis and Edward Jaeger. Services Thursday. May 2(1. at 2 p. m.

at Ebo-nczer Ev. Luth. church. Harding- avenue MCCARTHY Thomas W. McGlennon.

Funeral private. Please omit 1 p. m. at chapel. flowers.

OPA CORRECTS SOW TRICK. rHILLirS Leonard C. 10 m. in church. Z'IANA: Moderate to heavy showers and tfc-inCerstorms thru this evening, except light rain only in extreme northwest poruon; continued mild.

LOWES MICHIGAN: Occasional light rain in extreme south portion in afternoon, and showers and thunderstorms in south in erenine: not much chance in except warmer in west and Bortii portion. VI'3iIN Warmer in southeast portion Sao continued mild in remainder of scattered showers in extreme north T-or jnn. row; temperatures for the last 12 toj- anc iowt-5-i for the 24 hours and 13th street. Resting at funeral home, 3440 N. Central avenue, until noon Thursday.

Burial Waldheim. Kild. MILLER Rose Miller, nee Russo. late of A correction in ine soap price list, an TOWER Ada B. 2 p.

m. at home. nounced last Friday, was made yesterday of the late William and Mary, nee Mc-Cabe. fond sister of Mrs. Nellie Edgar.

Lawrence, and Nicholas Hayes, and the late Catherine Fardy and William Hayes. Funeral Friday. 9:30 a. from funeral home. 2168-68 N.

California avenue, corner of Palmer street, to St. Peter Cani-sius church. Interment Mount Carmel. Member of Annunciation court. No.

19, W. C. O. F. Information.

Humboldt 2773. BECHTEL Misa Katherino Bechtel. loving oy tne regional omoe ol price administration. The maximum price for Octaeon 1327 Ancona street, beloved wife nf Joseph, dear mother of Corp. Clarence Miller of S.

army, sister nf Michael. August, and Mrs. Lucille Brango. Funeral Thursday at 9:30 a. m.

from chapel. sister of Mrs. Eva Blessinr and the late Annie Hans and John Bechtel. Service oiy. stay Krligious service 2 pm.

Friday. May 21. at funeral borne. 444? Irving Park road. YEHON Nathan Yehon.

beloved huhanl of lna. pee Weil. Services Thursday, 11 a. at chanel. 520M Broadway.

Interment Free Sons ot Israel. Waldheim. A II RE Albert Louis Wahrer, late ef 14 IO Farragut avenue, beloved hurand nf Emily Taskett Wahrer. fond father of Harrison A. and father-in-law of Fein Schenk Wahrer.

son of the late Frsxk and Elizabeth Wahrer. brother of Emma, Charles. Waller, and Harry Wahrer. Funeral Thursday. 2 30 p.

at chapeL 929 Belmont avenue, under the auspvee of Integrity lodge. No. 997. A. F.

A A. M. Interment Memorial park cemetery. WALRATH Daniel Walrath of 1137 La-rust road. Wilmette.

bnhand ef the laia Kate, father nf Mrs. Mildred E. BJ lew-line, grandfather of Ann and Jack Ballentine. Funeral private. For information call Wilmett 654.

WALSH The Rev. John P. Walsh. S. Msy 17.

son of Thorns 3. aad the Js'e Ellen, dear brother of Dr. Thomas. F. P.

Steter Mary Lennore. R. S. Mary Ger-aldine Walsh. Dr.

Michael Will, am Mrs. Catherine McKeough. and the Ja'a Joseph. Patrwk. and James Walsh; factjlty memher of St.

Lmatius' gh school. Cleveland. O. Ret mg at Loyola university parlor until Wednesday norm, there- after in state at St. Ignstius' rhurrh.

Office of the dead a. m. Thursday. May 20. F'uneral mass.

9 :30. Burial All Saiata. WHITNEY James Whitney, beloved husband nf Laura Whitney. Funeral Thursdsy. p.

at chapel. 929 Set-moot avenue. Interment St. Lucas. 21EBARTH Alfred H.

Ziebarla of Z319 S. 59th avenue, beloved husband of Louise, fnee hievertl. loving father of Fred. Violet, and the late Lyman brother of Elsie fv-hwager. Henry 7iebarth.

and Hattie Jorgeesrn. Funerai Thursdsy at 1 :30 p. m. msi home. 230? S.

Lsrsinte avenua. lmss-ment furrs 200. IRi iKER Helen C. JKroker, tws flreoctoa, Msy 17. 194-1.

beloved wife of Jnfaa, fond mother nf John Jr, sister of Mrs. Josephine Brown and Alexander Brennu. Funeral Thursday. May to. a a.

front funeral home. 3319 Lluni-a avenue. St. George' church. 33d tre--t an4 I.Huanira v.

Interment St- eesaee tery-. Bouigvaid 19 and Tarda 11-a. bar laundry soap in class one stores should BEVERLY CHAPEL. 2121 W. 85TH-ST.

PHONE BEVERLY 2183. WEDNESDAY. Thursday. May "0. 1:30 a.

at funeral tie cents instead ol 5 cents as listed, the home. H754 Northwest highway, to Aca i.ii'A saio. 3425 W. Chicago avenue, to Santa Maria Addolnrata church. Interment Mount cia Park, cemetery.

HECKMAN Capt. John Read Heckman. Carmel. Nevada 7200. BELL Margaret Ann Belt, wife of the fa5Di Morgan street, a retired machinist, died yesterday in Englewood ADVERTISMEXT1 HEIDT Minnie T.

3 p. m. at chapel. PAGE Mary Jane. 2 p.

m. at chapel. MIX Winfieid S. Mix. May 17.

194. ot STEL Waller F. 1 p. m. at chapel.

late Peter, mother of Sara. Robert. John, and Marsarct. Services 1 p. m.

Thursday at chapel. 1648 W. 3d etreet. Interment Cedar Park. I niteil States army air corps, of Evans-ton, suddenly.

huhand of Harloff Heckman. son of Mrs. John H. Heckman. brother of Mrs.

Jane Guthrie ot Chicago. Services Friday. 3 p. at chapel. 140 Sherman avenue, Evanston.

Interment Memorial Park. Bemains arriving in Evanston Thursday morning. THURSDAY. hospital of injuries incurred late Monday night when struck by an automobile near his home. The car was driven by Stanley Dolan, 30.

of H. Kansas Aininerqne 5( Louisville At HMmphis iMjami -t i-iiiastilit .7 76 Paul.7rt h-jvine 31w Orleans. 5S 45 1 New BOYLE James J. Boyle of the Lakeridre LOWER Lucy A. 9 :30 a.

m. in church. Barring inn. 111., beloved husband of Ruth, loving father of Lt. Iiean fond brother of Bethel.

Howard, the late Leroy anil Frank. Resting at funeral home. 149 W. Main etreet. Barnngton.

11L Services 2 p. m. Thursday. May 20. Inter-ment Evergreen cemetery.

Barnngton. III. Burial private. hotel, age 4S. at Edward Hmea hospital.

Vuneral services Wednesday. a. in Minneapolis. Minn. For information, call Saeinaw lt65.

Coiumbus f4 Pittshure-h ....8.3 12050 Indiana avenue, an elevator operator. HEIDT Minnie Tanner TTeidt. 10716 S. -t4 Louie 71 JOHN CARROLL SONS nu i asmngton BRENNAN Mary Nolan Brennan. 14C5 N.

MOCSARY Charles John Mocsary. a red preciD tation hundredths of an inch: "HOME FOR FUNERALS" Fairfield avenue. Way 17, 1943. beloved wife of the late Robert C. HeidU lond sister of Louis Fred Henry, and Rudolph L.

Tanner, and Lulu Tanner Knight. At chapel. 2121 W. 5th street, where services will be held Wednesday. ERIE AT WABASH.

WHI. 0fi0. 4543 RAVENSWOOD. LOS. 0305.

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Get it today at ail drusKisia. Lawler avenue, wife of the late George mother of Thomas Bcrnice O'Malley. George F. and the late Helen Woehrel. sister of Margaret Cullman, Anna favace, Delia Coitlihan, and Catherine Shallow.

Funeral Friday. 111:15 a. from dispel, 4M7 W. Malison street, to St. IVtrr ADVERTISMENT) .16.

May 17. 1943. son of Inn a and th late George, brother of Emery Mocso. Elizabeth Moore. Irma Pesic.

Rose Russell. Withelmina Pemhronk. and Georgelt Mossary. F'uneral FTidsy. 9 3rt a.

from late residence, 12 29 Cottage Grove avenue, to Our l.ady of Hungary church. Inlrsjnrnt M. Msry's. C. H.

JORDAN CO. May 19. at 3 p. m. Interment Mount Hope.

IlERZOO John n. Ilertog, beloved hlis- FUNERAL HOME 200 It. KRIE ST. tADTEBTISMENTl Did Simple Simon Scold His Pieman Because of Stomach Acid Pains? 11 pie did to Simple Simon what It does to many of those who are distressed with stomach acid pains, indirestlnn, ess pains, heartburn, hurninr sensation. Moat and other conditions caused hy excess and.

no wonder he scolded. SuHerers should try t'dea. Get a 25c box of L'dca Tablets from 4'aiiiiis i huri h. Burial All Saints. Aim- DIAPER RASH hoche nl cool diaper rash, relieve irritation, and also help prevent it by using Mexaans, formerly Mexican Heat I'ow-Jr.

SprinUe. well over rash-irritated akin tin 1 1.17. Nell Nauss. pee nrenf. beloved CARLSON Selma It.

CarUon. May 17. ItniKt of lleriitg. nee Iteitke: fond father of John Jr. and lhaoe.

son nf Got fried and Katherine Hersng, brother of Fred, Emily. Henry, and William. ServP-es at Elen Ev. 1-iith. church.

leclair and Gunnison. Thursday. May SO YEARS' SERVICE SKKKLKS II1HDLE. rnrr'M- TMT MONUMENTS AMD MAUSOLEUMS. 11143.

formerly of Austin and r.vanston. daughter of the late Andrew and Anna, sister ot Ray A. Carlson. Restmr at fit- wife of Harold, fond mother of Kenneth and Robert, dear sister of Marv. Simon, and Anthony.

Funeral May 20. Thursdsy. a.m.. from chapel. 3354 S.

Halsted. to Providence of God church, leth street and 8. Union, la termed St. Casimir a. 20.

at 2 :30 P. m. Interment St. Lucas peral home. 31 N.

Central avenue. Aus fter every change. A standby for over 40 I your drusnst. First dose must convmce or years. Costs little.

Even greater savings I return box to us and cet DOUBLE YOUR in sizes. Always demand Mezsana. 1 MONEY BACK. CEMETERY MARKERS. MONUMENTS AT tin.

Funeral Thursday. 1:30 p. m. In cemetery. Resting at funeral home.

4332 Eistoa avenue, until noon Thursday. 1 atarinse. Sears-Roebuck. State-st. Baaemt.

terment Oak Wooda. eaxe3eWSl.