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16 Moii.hy.jM. 10. 1941. CHICACO DAILY TRIBUNE DEATH NOTICES WOMAN RECLUSE DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES Horse Sense Answers OBITUARIES la Hemorlim. NICHOLS William F.

Mchola. Jan. 9. oe- CLARK Eugene Clark of 2818 S. 00th JOHNSON Amelia Johnson, beloved wife court, beloved husband of Emma nee PENIKOFF Fannie M.

Penikoff. In lovinr Fischer: loving father of Donald. Louis Eugene L. Clark, and Eve memory of our dearly beloved mother and loved husband of Lottie, land lather of Myrtle Kietxmann and Joseph, brother ot Mayme. Ada.

Lillian Angel, and John, grandfather of Joanne Nichols, berviuee Tuesday, 3 p. m. at funeral home. S2'K) N. Western avenue, corner Foster.

Interment RoeehilL grandmother, Jan. 10, ra-o. LOVING CHILDREN. lyn Clark Rhodes, fond brother of Benelda C. Smith and Frank Clark, grandfather of BILLY'S CREDIT IS GOOD FOR ALL BLOOD HE NEEDS IS FOUND DEAD AMID ANTIQUES ot the late Peter, fond mother of Clara Johnson.

Grace Moore. Jeanette. Alice Breda. Eather. Evelyn, and Florence Feten.

seven grandchildren. Resting at funeral home, 3918 Irving Park road, until noon Wednesday. Jan. 12, 1944. Services at 2 p.

Our Savior English Lutheran church at Berteau and Laramie. Interment Graceland cemetery. Cadet George Seeberger. U. S.

A- and Walter H. Fairchild. Walter H. Fairchild, 66 years old, former paper box manufacturer in Chicago and Baltimore. died yesterday in, his home at Sandwich, PLEIADES CHAPTER.

No. 807. O. E. S.

Joan Theresa Clark. Funeral Wednesday, Michigan. 2. Quire 24. 3.

1898. 4. Jews. 5. Nut.

6. tal Gold Finch zl. lb Scarlet Tanager tx. Blue Jay v. td Brown Thrush tyl.

el Purple Martin w. 9:30 a. from funeral home, 2307 a. OTIS Mary R. OUs.

beloved wife of the Laramie avenue, to Mary Queen of Lleanor Havana, our chaplain, u. t. services 9 p. m. Tuesday.

Jan. 11. at chapel. 63d ctreet and Harvard avenue. ALICE LEONARD, Worthy Matron.

ANNA Secretary. Heaven church. Cicero 200. De Kalb county. Mr.

Fairchild was JOHNSON Charles H. Johnson, beloved eon CONNORS Bridget Connors, nee Mangan. ot John W. and the late Anna Mathilda, fond brother of Eleanor Gilbert late Robert OUs. mother of George Otis, mother-in-law ot Estella Otis, grandmother of Mrs.

Anna Reeves. Mary, and the late Corp. Edward Otla. Funeral Wednesday. 9:30 a.

front chapel. 2346 W. Madison atreet. to Our Lady of Sorrows church. A RS FIELD ayme O'Brien ars field.

3779 and George T. Johnson. Services Tuesday, Jan. 11. 1:30 p.

m. at funeral borne, corner 79th and Aberdeen tree la. Interment wile of the late Charles, fond mother of Mrs. Peter Caulfleld and Mrs. H.

E. Kruse. Funeral from the late residence. 7745 9. Morgan, Wednesday, at 9:30 a.

to St. Leo's church. Interment Mount Olivet. Tri. 7300.

Archer avenue. Jan. 10, 1940. our devoted mother and slater, her fourth anniversary mass. St.

Ames church. 8 :30 a.m. MABEL 8. GLAN. CORA A.

GRAHAM. associated with the Baltimore Paper Box company several years prior to his retirement and had been president of the Midwest Paper Box company of Chicago and Cleveland O. Ills widow. May, and two sons survive. Services will bs at 2 p.

m. tomorrow in Sandwich. Oak HiU. PAHLKE Louise Pahlke. nee Johnson, for JOHNSON Hilma Johnson.

Jan. 7, aister SCHWAEQERMAN Mary Schwaegerman, CROAT Michael Croat, beloved husband of FR. M' LAUGH LIN, LOYOLA LOGIC PROFESSOR, DIES The Rev. Joseph A. McLaughlin, of Mrs.

Lena Carlson. Resting at funeral home, Austin boulevard at Lake street. Oak rark. Funrral Monday, Jan. 10, at Offers Pour In to Keep Texas Boy Alive.

the late Mary, nee Meyeres; fond father of Mary Pralher, Leonard, Loretta Gal merly of Evanston. 111., beloved wife of Arthur George Pahlke. slater of Bertha and Nellie Johnson, Grace Linehaa and Lronard Johnson. Services Monday. Jan.

10. at 3:30 p. at RosehiU cemetery, graveside. Information lmnc OODrt. 3 p.

m. Interment Forest Home. 1943. In our hearts your memory linger Sweetly, tender, fond and true: There la not a day, dear mother, That we do not think of you. YOUR LOVING DAUGHTER CLARA AND SON EDWARD AND FAMILIES.

lagher, Florence Brink, and the late Michael, George and August, grandfather of JOHNSTONE Daniel I. Johnstone. Jan. 8, PA SSAF1CME Josephine Ps.8utn 14. great-grandfather of eight, funeral Wednesday.

Jan. IS. at 0:30 a. from In New Orleans, beloved husband of Louise M- nee Sanders: dear, father of funeral home. 21S7 Irving Parle road, to R.

Burton Johnstone. Resting at funeral et. Andrew church. Burial St. Bomlace home, 2410 W.

North avenue, where aerv' S. professor of philosophy at Loyola university since 1932, died yesterday In St. Francis hospital, Evanston. He was 62 years old, and a native of Chicago. He was author ennrmrirliii- r.

u.u ices will be held Tuesday, 2 p. m. Inter A. late of 8143 S. Ada sireei.

peiovea i viumn, n.uu, Jtej. neioved wile of the Ute Anthony, fond mother of Frank. Pvt. Anthony. Margaret, and Angelina, mother-ta-law at Mary Caatrogiovannl.

Funeral Tuesday at 8:45 a. m. from chapel. 2600 Wentwortn avenue, to St. Anthony's church.

28tn and Wallace street. Interment St. Mary a. Information. Victory 1661.

Des Plaines. 111., fond mother of Lester, ment Irving Park. son ot Joseph and Amelia, nee Vana Betty Barzyk, and Violet Claude. Funeral JONES Helen Jones fnee West, Jan. 8, dear brother of Mildred.

Resting at funeral home. 7013 S. Racine avenue. Funeral Tuesday. Jan.

11. at a. to suddenly, beloved wife of Robert, fond Wedneaday. Jan. 12.

9 a. from funeral home. 0754 Northwest highway, to St. Harriet B. Rogers.

Miss Harriet B. Rogers, 70 years old, 4555 Maiden street, for more than 40 years a teacher in Chicago public schools, died yesterday in Wesley Memorial hospital. She had been a teacher in the Mayfair, Ra-venswood, and Trumbull schools. She is survived by two sisters and four brothers. The funeral will be tomorrow at 2:30 p.

m. in the chapel at 25 Bast Brie street. Burial will be In Stillwater, N. Y. jof a textbook, "Art Outline and mother of Leslie and late Infant daugh Mary's church.

Dea Plaines. ill. Interment ter, dear daughter ot Matilda and Fred POPE Anthony Pope, beloved husband ef Manual of Logic," which has found St. Sabina'a church. Interment St.

Mary a cemetery. Stewart 0490. St. Joseph's cemetery. Behind graying walls of an old frame dwelling at 842 North Franklin street, built after the Chicago fire In 1871, police yesterday found its aged owner dead beside an old kitchen range in a spotlessly clean kitchen.

The adjoining rooms were filled with marble topped brass tables, elaborate wiener furniture and walls adorned wfth tintypes and pictures three quarters of a century old. The range was cold as the fire had died out Miss Alvine Thomas, 78 years old, daughter of the carpenter who had rebuilt his home after he and his family were driven by the fire to the lake front for safety, had been dead several days. Her body was discovered after police broke into the home when Mrs. Ann Guthardt of Hubbard Woods, a distant relative who visited her weekly, said her knockings on the door had met with no response. 1850 Bible on Table, Police found Miss Thomas lying in the kitchen near a white scrubbed pine top table, the only article her family had salvaged from the fire.

Atop the table was a worn leather-covered bible printed in 1850. It was her confirmation gift, police were told. ALWAED-Jennie M. Alward of 4710 W. CROWLET-Thomaa Crowley ot 1300 W.

crick West, fond sister of Franklin West. Funeral Tuesday. 2:30 p. at funeral home, 3745 Grand boulevard. Brookfleld, 111.

Interment Arlington cemetery. Brook- wide acceptance in the nation's col leges and universities. Monroe street. Jan. 8.

beloved Wile oi sireei, ueiovea uusoaua oi vne late tne late CarmeUa. dear father of Joseph. Tom. John, Mra. Alice Masaimiamu and George, brother ot Jamea and Mra.

Caroline Pope. Fnneral from chapel. 739 3. Western avenue, Tuesday. 9 a.

to San Callisto church. Interment Mooat Carmel. Information. See. 7422.

Anna nee Delaneyl, loving father of the late William V. Alward. fond Bister I of Mrs. Sadie Minnie and the late Wil-I Father McLaughlin received his field 3800. Mrs.

Mae Kortendick. Mrs. Blanche Kirk. George and Edgar. Funeral Tuesday at KAPPELM AN Jennie H.

Kappelmaa of liam J. Summerville. Restlnr at cnapei. I 9 a. from fnneral home, 9000 a.

6523 8. Halsted street, where services I will be held Tuesday. 2 p. m. Interment 3313 Grant atreet.

Evanston. mother of John A. and Allan E. Kappelman. aister Tbroop street, to St.

Margaret's church. education at St. Ignatius college, St. Louis unversity, and St. Stanislaus seminary at Florissant Mo.

His Th. D. degree was conferred by PRIEBE Elizabeth Prieba. Jan. 8.

1914. In Interment Holy Sepulchre. of Anna Rasmussen. Rudolph P. Hanson Mount Hope.

Member ot Butler chapter. No. 38. O. E.

8. and Robert J. Hanson. Remains at chapel. 1460 Sherman avenue.

Evanston. Services DASSO Marie Da mo. nee Schaefer, wife A PPELLOF Carrie L. Apnellof. 1144 W.

Fordham university. of the late Joseph Dasso. beloved mother Monday, 2 p. at Covenant Methodist Mrs. Janet Warren Mason.

Mrs. Janet Warren Mason, 312 Ridge avenue, Winnetka, widow of Roswell B. Mason, Chicago lawyer and master in chancery, died yester of Mrs. Marcella Hemmings, Mrs. Ardell Bait Lake City.

Utah, beloved wife ot Frank Prlebe. daughter of John Frita of Monmouth. Ia, aister of Louis Frits of Libertyvdle. Ill, Edward Fnta of Monmouth. and Mrs.

Bees Lubben of Salt Lake City. Utah. Services at residence. 7149 University avenue. Tuesday, Jan.

11. at 3 p. m. Interment Oak Wooda cemetery. Information.

Sou. 0242. Schrader, Mrs. Bernice Goets, Frank Marquette road, age 76. wife of the late John L.t mother of Edith.

Sgt. Lawrence, U. S. A- Eric and the late John. Serv Episcopal church, Harrison and Hart rev atreet Evanston.

Interment Ridgewood Dasso. Funeral from residence. 259 Maple Prior to his association with Loyola university, Father McLaughlin taught successively at Xavier university, Cincinnati, St. Mary's col cemetery. ices 1:30 p.

Wednesday, at cnapei. avenue, Elmhurst, Wednesday, 9 a. to KATZ Emma Eatz. beloved wife ot 1648 W. 63d street.

Interment Cedar Park. I day in Evanston hospital. She is sur Immaculate Conception church. Inter ment SU Mary 'a. Charles, devoted mother of Mrs.

Sophie Fishman and Mrs. Florence Marks, dear BAADE Fred W. Baade. beloved husband lege in Kansas, St. John's college, RADZINSKI Walter Sadzinskl.

husband of Dallas. Jan. 9 W). Ellly ileers. living on borrowed blood, needn't worry about his credit.

At Baylor hospital here where Billy, now 4 years old. is getting daily blood plasma to keep him Jive, the dwindling supply will be amply replenished by the offers pouring in from everywhere. Billy, a handsome youngster with a toothy grin and big trusting eyes that crinkle at the corners, was making such a heavy drain on the hospital blood bank that a halt was to be called. Needs Blood to Livs. The youngster is suffering from chronic nephritis, considered an incurable kidney ailment.

Doctors said he may live indefinitely with constant blood plasma treatment. Since September. Billy has drawn en the hospital blood bank for 227 pints, a drain that Is exhausting the supply here. Hospital officials said he was 161 pints of blood in debt Response Is Immediate. When hospital officials said It was rot fair to the public to divert the entire blood supply to the youngster, his plight became known.

Immediately offers came from many parts of the country, offers of nephritis sufferers who would donate actual blood of the same type; offers of plasma tit has no type; offers of money. of the late Amanda dear father of DEERING Alfred Deerlng, Jan. 8, son of sister ot Mr a. Jennie Lamfrom. Mrs.

the late Charles and Fredericka. brother Arthur, brother of Henry, and Anna I Theresa Hirsch. and Frieda Kurtz. Fu vived by three daughters, Mrs. Annie M.

Smith, Mrs. Julia M. Drake, and Sylvia Mason, and a brother, David Warren of Warrenton, Va. Services will be held Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. in Winnetka Congregational church.

Hcllerman. Services Wednesday at 1 p. m. at funeral home. 3301 Fullerton of Charles and Rudolph, uncle of Sgt.

Alfred A. Deerlng, U. S. A.i Gloria and Toledo, 0 St. Louis university, and Marquette university at Milwaukee.

The body will rest in the university faculty parlors until tomorrow neral Monday, Jan. 10, at 1 p. at chapel. 936 E. 47th street, to Oak Woods avenue, interment Acacia arn caroevery.

Frances. Funeral Wednesday, Jan. 12, at cemetery. Family at Hirsch residence. Augusta Montowskl.

father of Pvt. Frank Martin. Pvt. Joseph Radsinski. France Molitor.

Bernice Spak. Bernadtne. Adam. Raymond, brother ot Minnie Radiinakt. Born Jan.

7. 1800, passed en Jan. 1944. at 10:30 p. m.

Resting at chapel. Ruth and Justina. Funeral Wednesday. 9:30 a. to St.

Brendan's church. 87th and la-cine. Interment Resurrection. BANNON Sgt. Martin Bannon.

suddenly, 6660 Maryland avenue. 1 9. at funeral home. S05S-5S Bel moot avenue, to Montrose cemetery. noon, then lie in state in St.

Igna beloved son of the late John and Julia ine living room walls were KULPINSKI Peter Kulnlnskl of Lemont. Bannon. loving brother of Elisabeth. DOODY Mary Doody. nee O'Brien, of 8748 111., son -of the lata Bernard and Vic Katberine.

John. Sarah. Julia. Elvera. B.

Wood street, beloved wife of the late adorned with embroidered sampler mottoes, yellowing photographs of tius church. The office of the dead will be recited at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning, and the funeral mass John, mother of Delia. John, Michael. Ed' BAT Walter Ray. aee Walter Radsinski ward.

Joseph. Margaret, Frank, and the toria Kulpinski. fond father of Pvt. Raymond. U.

8. and Pvt. Melvin. Mrs. Lor-raine Staudt.

end Theora of Lemont, fond brother ot Mrs. Sophia Grossel. Mrs. Stella Marsells, Mrs. Bertha Paatoria, John and celebrated at 10:30.

Joseph. Florence, and Margaret. Funeral Tuelay. 0 a. from his late residence, 1153 S.

Kostner avenue, to Presentation church. Interment Mount Carmel. Kedzle 7007. Joliet and Lockport papers please late James. Mae.

Daniel, and Robert; sis long-dead relatives, and an old picture of Pickett's Last Charge. Beside it hung a framed lithograph of Mrs. Mary McCombs Ball. Private services will be held today for Mrs. Mary McCombs Ball, 87 years old, widow of Charles H.

Ball, former Chicago piano manufacturer, who died Friday night in ter ot Mrs. Margaret Fannlnr and the Father McLaughlin Is survived by late James, John, and Delia Brien. Fu Frank. Funeral Tuesday from 212 Main three sisters, Annie, Mrs. William neral Tuesday at 9 a.

m. from funeral copy. atreet, Lemont. to S3. Cyril and Metho Stein, and Sister Mary -Agnes, and home.

6438 S. Halsted street, to St. BARNETT Henrietta Sigler. Wood Barnett. I dius' church at 10 a.

m. Interment SS Cyril and Methodius cemetery. Lemont, Ethelreda'a church. Interment Mount two brothers, Daniel and Ambrose. her home at 5435 Blackstone ave beloved wife of the late Col.

Joseph 11. Olivet. Boulevard 0662. KXTTIL Marie Kntil. nee Patek.

of 3239 Barnett. formerly of 134 N. MayfleW W. 26th atreet. beloved wife of Victor, avenue, passed away at the home of her I DOYLE Joseph P.

Doyle ot 4340 Wash- a Worlds Columbian Exposition scene taken from the art supplement of The Tribune in 1893. Was Last of Family. Miss Thomas was the last survivor of her family. A brother, Julius, a well known waiter at sev dear mother ot Joseph and Bessie Ho son. Irving W.

Barnett. Pelhara, N. nue, where she had resided for 50 years. She is survived by a son, George II. Ball, and a daughter, Mrs.

S. Dornfelt, Hammond, Ind. lngton beloved husband of Florence Tloss, fond father ot Leg and vorka. aister of Jaroalar Patek. Resting Jan.

8. 1944. sister ot Guilford S. Wood at chapel. 314 W.

28th atreet. Services of River Forest. 111., mother of Mrs, B. M. 2C William Sullivan.

Seabees. BEAUTY Wednesday, a p. m. Information. Lawn U.

S. uncle of Arthur Doyle, brother dale 3767. of Mrs. Marie Hanson and Jerry Doyle. eral clubs in Chicago's horse and Keating at funeral home, 17 Madison EVP Antonln Kyp of 182t 1.

Kedsle ave Caswell Grave. Fannie Priser-Reasner. Santa Monica. Cal Joseph H. Barnett.

Minneapolis. Mrs. Philip 8. Westcott, Glen EUyn. and Irvine W.

Barnett. Pelham, N. Y. Resting at funeral home, 318 N. Central avenue.

Austin. Services 2:30 p. m. Tuesday, Jan. lit 1944.

Interment Forest nue, beloved husband of the late Mary, street. Oak Park. Funeral Tuesdsy. Jan Mrs. Charles Meers.

Billy's father of James. Funeral Tuesday at 9 :30 11. at 10 a. to St. Mela church Interment All 8aints'.

President of Ice- mother, said she couldn't express men's union, local 702, a. m. from funeral home. 2166-68 California avenue, at Palmer street, to St Sylvester's church. Hum.

2773 Home. Austin 0017, her feeling of gratitude. "I didn't realize people could be so kind to ELLIOTT Georglna Elliott, beloved mother LIAKOS ILIakopnlosl Frances Ltakos BARTHOLMEY Charles Bartholmey, late Orlando, Fla, Jan. 9 W). Caswell Crave.

74 years old, nationally known biologist and former professor at Washington university, St. Louis, Mo, and Johns Hopkins, Baltimore, died last night at his home in nearby Winter Park. He was past president of the American Society of Zoologists. Ma, beloved wife of Paul, fond slater of Michael Kwiatkowski. Mrs.

Elizabeth of Kate Rocbow, Elizabeth Eerr. Mar garet Hagen, Frank, Charlea. William and Gordon. Resting at funeral home 6959 N. Clark street.

Services at St someone they don't know." Billy just smiles and hugs a toy locomotive in his hospital bed. thai's why sand flowtra. They speak mora comfort than a thousand words. SPRAYS and WREATHS $500 from Flowers. Telegraphed 4ywftero Polka, and Mrs.

Mary Andrxiewskt. Rest of 451 W. 25th place, beloved husband of Augusta Bartholmey. nee Martin; fond father of Charles Mrs. Florence Fisher.

Mrs. Eleanor Weingartner, and Pvt. 1st Class Robert. U. S.

grand ing at chapel. 627 S. Halsted atreet. until Paul'a Church by the Lake. Wednesday, 4 p.

m. Sunday and again at p. 11 a. m. Interment Memorial Park.

father of eight grandchildren, brother ot Monday. Funeral Tuesday. Jan. 11 CHICAGO RESPONDS FAIRCHILD Walter H. Fairchild.

Sand a. to St. Basil Orthodox church. Ash Fred and the late Mrs. Magdalen Sieben, land boulevard and Polk street.

Inter and Harry Bartholmey. Late chief ranger wich. Jan. 9, husband of May father of Capt. Philip.

U. S. army. Eng ment Elmwood cemetery. For Informa buggy days, for whom she kept house, died two years ago.

The house in which Miss Thomas died was built on the site of the home in which she was born. With the passing of years, the character of the neighborhood changed, giving way to factories and warehouses but Miss Thomas refused to move. She had several windows boarded up to keep out the winter's cold and left the house only to obtain her groceries and a daily paper. Mrs. Guthardt said last night that efforts were being made to notify 12 nephews and nieces of Miss Thomas' deceased sister, living in Iowa and Michigan, before final funeral arrangements are made.

Her body was taken to an undertaking parlor at 1253 North Clark street. of St. Nicholas court. No. zo.

u. U. land, and Paul, Plainfleld. ew Jersey tion call Haymarket 6166. member of Fort Dearborn council.

No. Burial Tuesday afternoon. notice. ROGERS Harriet B. Roger, hi her 77tn year.

Services Tuesday. Jan. 11. 1944. 3 p.

at home for funerals. Ere at Wabash. Interment SUUwater. N. T.

ROSTROM Tekla R. Rostrom. nea EkvalA ot 616 E. 76th street, beloved wife of Guitar. Reating at chapel.

10234 Michigan avenue. Services Wedneaday, 2 p. nt. Interment Cedar Park. Member ot Andrew Wilson chapter.

No. 319. O. Z. S.

Krofast lodge. No. 13, I. O. O.

Stora Tuna club, and W. C. T. U. SAK-John Salt, late ef 1120 Jf.

Hickory street, beloved son of Henry and the late Mary, food brother ef Mra. Katherine Pasdro and Mrs. Nancy Bledig and Joseofe Sak. Funeral Wednesday. 9:30 a.

ra, from chapel. 1056 W. Chicago avenue, corner Ogden. to St. John Canuua church.

Interment St. Adalbert's. SCHAFER Rena Mae Sehafer. nee Lambert, of 1513 N. Latrobe avenue.

Jan 8. 1944. beloved wife ot Charlea Sehafer. daughter of Mary E. Lambert, sister of Mrs.

A. Hedberg, Mra. Joseph Radecki. William and Edwin Lambert. At chapel.

63d and Harvard avenue, where eervtcee will be held Tuesday. Jan. 11. at 2 p. m.

Interment Cedar Park cemetery. SCHRADER Carolina Schrader of 3657 Bosworth avenue. Jan. 9. 1944.

beloved wife ot Fred C. fond mother ot Fred and Donald D. Member of Bethany Frauen Verten. At chapel. 5501 N.

Ashland avenue, where service will be held Wednesday, Jan. 12, at 2. p. m. Interment Eden.

SCOTT Minnie C. Scott, nee Crawford: lovinr mother of Gertrude Fitzgerald, sister ot Edward. Elmer, and Nell Crawford. Hattie Hess. Lillian Wiliiaras.

and Ida McClure. Fnneral Tuesday. 2:30 p. tn, at chapel. 2701 N.

Clark street. SEABLOM Carl Seablom, Jan. 8. 1944. husband of Bessie fond father of Doris 8.

Hedlund. brother of Jennie Bjorkman, and Erick Seablom, grandfather of Ronald and Gerald Hedlund. Funeral Tuesday. 3 p. at chapel.

6149-61 N. Ashland avenue, at Foster. Interment Acacia Park. Lon. 6147.

SMCIXIN John L. SmulHn. suddenly. Jan. 7.

retired letter carrier. Stock Tarda pwt. office station. Chicago, beloved busbaod ef Marie SmuUln and fond father ot Pvt. Paul SmuUln.

Remains at Harold Barm- funeral home. 3734 Eastern avenue. Cincinnati. Services Jan. 11.

773. K. of and St. Anthony Holy LOVERDE Michael Loverde of 8115 'ggy It'll Name society. Funeral at 9 a.

m. from Huron atreet. beloved husband et Evelyn FAR A ONE See Loverde notice. chapel. 6237 S.

Normal boulevard, to St. nee Ruffl. father of Joseph. Lawrence Anthony's church. Interment SU Mary s.

I GEBRITT Katherine Fitzgerald Gerrlty, BOY, 13, KILLED GOING TO MASS; AUTOIST BLAMED Robert Suska, 13 years old. 5126 Eugene. Robert, and Thomas, eon of Rosalie and the lata Joseph, brother ot The plight of 4 year old Billy Charles Meers of Seymour, Tex, yesterday evoked a great sympathetic response from readers of The Tribune, who called thruout the day to offer their blood for the child. Among those moved by the child's reed was Alvin Kopp, 2S years old. 6545 Union avenue.

He has been re beloved wife of the late James fond Wentworth 0457. mother of Edward Gerald Margaret, Rose Faranne. Sam. Josephine Carplno, BARTLETT Nellie I. Bartlett.

Jan. 8. sis and the late James sister of Mrs. E. A -UNDERTAKERS- Lawrence.

Paul. Pvt. Peter, and Pvt. Att Olson. Thomas and Irene Fitzgerald ter of Waldo P.

Funeral Tuesday at 1 p. m. at funeral home. 6200 N. Western Funeral Wednesday.

Jan. 12. at 9:15 thony. Fnneral Tuesday, 9 a. from chapel.

624 N. Western avenue, to Holy Rosary church. Interment Mount Carmel avenue, corner of Foster. Interment Ridse- a. from funeral home, 13o9 Devon South Maplewood avenue, died in Southtown hospital yesterday two wood cemetery.

cemetery. Armltage 7800. avenue at Glenwood, to Our Lady of Mount Carmel church and Mount Olivet BEEBE Cora Belle Bucklin Beebe of 4236 MAST.TNSK1 Tinacv Maslinskl. Jan. 9 cemetery.

N. Keeler avenue, beloved wife of the late 1944. beloved husband of Catherine, fond Lata Soun Funeral Service Asa A. Beebe, fond mother of Pearl B. father ot Peter.

Walter. Marie, and ver GIMBEL Hattie E. Gimbel, nee Streeter. onica, father-in-law of James Dymar, hours after a traffic light control box fell on him when it was struck by an automobije. The boy was on his way to mass at St.

Rita's church when the accident occurred, at the northwest corner of 51st street and of 2845 Burling street, Jan. 0, beloved and Stanley Karpinakl, Lucille and Mary. mother of Ralph grandmother of Ed ttorrs. Archie L. Beebe of Chicago, and Lawrence E.

Beebe of Bloomingdale, Mich. Funeral services at late residence Wednesday, Jan. 12. 1:30 p. m.

Inter Funeral Thursday. Jan. 13. at 9:30 a. ward L.

of the B. C. A. aister of SAVE 2 FIREMEN FROM DEATH IN from chanel. 1258 W.

filst street, to St. Blanche Simmons. Funeral Wednesday, ment Wauconda, 111. John ot God church. Interment Resur 11 a.

at chapel, 3419 N. Clark atreet. Western avenue. Edward Marek, 36, rection cemetery. BECRAFT Elmer C.

Becraft. Jan. 9. 1944, Interment RosehiU. BASEMENT POOL MASON Janet Warren Mason, beloved of 1610 Maple avenue.

Evanston. 111., husband ot Louise Becraft. Resting at GRAFF Joseph Graff. Jan. 0.

of S730 wife of the late Roswell B. Mason. chapel. 1567 Maple avenue, Evanston. mother ot Annie M.

Smith. Jnlia M. Wood, beloved husband of Mattie. nee Snyder: fond father of Joseph and Mar Funeral notice later. Drake.

Sylvia Mason and aister of David Warren of Warrenton, Va. Services BENEDICT Michael Benedict. 6217 S. SOUTH, SIDE CHAPEL 63D AND HARVARD-AVENUE. PHONE WENTWORTH 0025.

MONDAY. a pipefitter, of 3748 58th street, who reported at the New City police station several hours later, was booked on charges of manslaughter, leaving the scene of an accident, and reckless driving. An Irtquest will be held today at 11 a. m. at 1734 48th street.

Wednesday at 4:30 p. m. at rhlldren'i Campbell avenue, beloved husband of Anna nee Ferenclakl, fond father of chapel. Congregational church, Winnetka. garet Graff, Catherine Molitor.

Anna Mugica and Frank Graff, father-in-law of Henry Moliter, Richard Mugica, and Holcn Smolen, grandfather of Myra and Carole, brother of John Graff. Resting et parlors, 6451-63 8. Ashland, where aerv-Ices will be held Wednesday, 1 :30 p. m. Interment Evergreen.

Pro. 0220. Bertha Baxamlk and Helen Snbo. grand Please omit flowers. EMERY Mary May.

2 p. m. at chapel. father of Richard and Kenneth. Funeral MASSIMIAMI Sea Anthony Pope notice Firemen Leo Topping and Anthony Deacy of hook and ladder company 51 wert rescued from drowning early 'yesterday in a seven foot pool of icy water in the basement of a two floor building at 932-44 West 63d street, where they were fighting' a fire.

Topping and Deacy were fished from the water by their comrades. Neither was injured. Tuesday. Jan. 11.

0:30 a. from chapel. ERICKSON Carl H. 1 p. m.

at chapel. MoG RATH Thomas F. MeOrath. htisbsnd 2746 W. 01st atreet.

to St. Simon's TUESDAY. church. Interment Resurrection cemetery. ot the late Anna Christopher, father of Sister Mary McGrsth and Sister Ma nee GREENSPON Barnett Greenspon, beloved Prospect 7257.

SOLBRIG Betty Solbrtg of 823 Belle Plain McKINNON David. 3 p. m. at chapel. SCHAFER Ren a Mae.

2 p. m. at chapel. BERN" AUER Magdalena Bernauer, nee JOHN W. DAFOE DIES; WINNIPEG WEDNESDAY.

husband of Etta, father of Rae Solomon, Lillian Cohen, and the late David, brother of Berrel, Jake. Rae Joseph, Anna Hirsch. aud Gertrude Baker. Funeral Monday, 2 p. at chapel.

3600 Roosevelt road. HAGANS Eleanor. 3 p. ra. at chapel, Wagner.

Resting in God care, dear mother of Mrs. Marie Djorup. Mrs. Elizabeth Weber, John. Nick, and Thomas, loving mother-in-law of Theresa.

Mar-raret. Frances. John Diorup. and Peter St. Bernard's and St.

George's hospitals. Sister St. Jude and the Rev. C. C.

Me-Grath. O. S. A. Rockford, 111..

Mrs. Katherine Hunter, Mrs. Angela Fessler, Cecelia, and Joseph. Funeral from St. George's hospital, 78h and Eggleston.

Tuesday. Jan. 11. to St. Carthage's church.

10:30 a. m. Burial Mount Olivet. Please omit flowers. avenue, loving mother of Pnrletta Brow ot Iron Mountain.

Mich, dear au'er o) Milea Sommers of Kalamazoo. Mich Earl and Ray Sommers of Bayfield. Colo Funeral Monday. 2 p. et chapel.

3946-48 Milwaukee, near Irving Park, road and Acacia Park cemetery. Member ot Fellowship chapter. No. 932. O.

K. jected three times by the army because of a kidney condition. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cammiso, 3217 West 37th place, offered their blood.

"We know how we would feel if it were our child," the father, a railroad brakeman, said. Mrs. Mary Pappas, 1150 Huron street, declared her intention of wiring her offer to the baby's mother, Mrs. Charles Meers. "If necessary I'll go to Dallas," she said.

Another volunteer was Mrs. Catherine Myrick, 5318 Kenwood avenue, who once suffered from a kidney ailment. Red Cross Cant Help. Several of the would-be donors said they would like to give their blood to the Red Cross if they knew It would be earmarked for the Dallas child. However, Ralph A.

Baier, director of the Chicago headquarters of the American Red. Cross blood donor service, said this would be Impossible because all blood given at the headquarters belongs to the army and navy. Another suggested that the County hospital might aid, but its spokesman said that this was not feasible because of a lack of equipment and an overwhelming demand for plasma by its own patients. It was explained by Dr. Irving S.

Cutter, health editor of The Trib-t'NE, that kidney ailments may result in an enormous loss of protein, which is replaced either by diet or transfusion. PARADIS Bonnie. 10:30 a. m. in church THURSDAY.

Weber, devoted grandmother of ten grand- I GREMSKI Louia Gremskt, beloved hue- LIEBER Lt. William D. 2 p. m. at chapel.

band of Mary, fond father ot Edward, OFFICIAL WEATHER FORECAST STERBA Matthew Sterba. Jan. 8. late e. McLAUGHLIN The Rey.

Joseph A. Mc children and one great-grandchild. Funeral Tuesday, Jan. 11. at 9:15 a.

from funeral home. 525 Armltage avenue, to Alphonsus' church. Inter PAPER'S EDITOR WINNIPEG. Jan. 9 VP).

John W. years old, editor in chief of the Winnipeg Free Press, died today. From 1934 to 1936 he was president of the Canadian Institute on International Affairs and In 1937-'38 ho was chairman of the Institute of Pacific Relations. NORTH SIDE CHAPEL 5501 N. ASHLAND-A VENCE.

PHONE LONG BEACH 2646. MONDAY. Musician 2C U. S. Louise Miklos.

Charlotte Gorskl. Sister Mary Stephanie, C. R-. Mae Aquino, and Josephine Busch-er. Funeral Tuesday, 10 a.

from late residence. 2842 W. 25th place, to St. Casimir'e church. Interment Resurrection.

RockweU 3009. ment local cemetery. The TJnited States weather bureau fore-east for today and tomorrow and yester- BIDDLE John O. Biddle. dearly beloved husband of Anna (nee Bohnenstengel oay a laoie oi records follow: 1210 Alimo terrace.

Brookfleld. hnsbanrt of the late Antonie. beloved father ef Henry, father-in-law of Mrs. Anna Sterba. grandfather of Henry Jr.

and Kohert Sterba. Restlnr at funeral home. 4039 Joliet avenue. Lyons, where sem.ee will be held Wednesday. Jan.

12. at 3 p. m. Interment Bohemian National. Information.

Lyons 7073. PEMM-Frederick O. 11 a. tn. at chapel fond father of Fred.

Mrs. Adeline Lav- INDIANA: Fair and warmer today and fair KOPPELM ANN Herman. Laughlin. S. J-.

professor of philosophy at Loyola university. Jan. 9, son of the late Frank and Mary A. McLaurhlin. brother of Sister Mary Agnea IVisita-tionj.

Daniel. Annie. Ambrose, and Mrs. Josephine Stein. Resting at Loyola university faculty parlors until Tuesday noon, thereafter In atate at St.

Una tius' church. Office of the Dead at 10 a. Wednesday, Jan. 12. Funeral msss at 10:30 a.

m. Interment at All Saints' cemetery. 5.7' tJk bm! I GRONHOLM Sophia Alexandra Barlund brother of Joseph and Fred Bid- tomorrow. Charles, 2 p. m.

at chapel LOWER MICHIGAN: Partly cloudy today die. Funeral Wednesday. Jan. 12. at fu LEFTAKIS Olca.

1 p. m. at chapel ana tomorrow; warmer today. neral home. 2353 W.

Chicago avenue, at LINDENMUTH Thora. 1 p. m. at chapel. STOKER William A.

toner. Jan. 8. at 2 p. m.

Burial Arlington. Information. UPPER MICHIGAN: Mostly cloudy today and tomorrow with a lew snow flurries In north. No decided change In tempera McNALLY Margaret. 3 p.

m. at chapel TAGGART Mary. 9 :30 a. ra. In church Brun.

8220. Gronholm of 6957 Normal boulevard, beloved wife of August, dear mother of Harold, Ellen Anderson. EJaa. Knute. Vesta.

Linnea Flesvig. Carl and John Gronholm. Resting at chapel. 79th atreet at Loom is boulevard, until Tuesday at 11 :30 a. m.

Services Tuesday. 3 p. at Grace English Lutheran church. 70th atreet and Union avenue. Interment Oak Hill cemetery.

Information. Triangle 1187. ture, wina itf to -o miles an Hour today BREUER Martha L. Breuer. 7512 N.

MEHRINQ Cornelia Drury Mebrtng. Jan. WEUTHEN Marie C. 12 noon at chapel, WISCONSIN: Partly clondy today and to morrow, warmer sou in and east today, Eastlake terrace, Jan. 8.

1944. beloved wile of Wilhelm. loving mother of Rolf, dear mother-in-law of Ruth, fond grand TUESDAY. IOWA: Fair and warmer today and fair hia residence, 6631 Lowe avenue, hoe-band ot the late Ellen nee Stewart; father ot Eva Frances Mae. and tho late Ralph.

Lloyd, and Mra. Mane Blocs, grandfather of Helen and Betty Sterner. Member ot Cook County lodge. So. 240.

I. O. O. F. and National Assn.

of Letter Carriers. At home until Tuesday noon. Funeral Tuesday. Jan. 11.

2:30 p. at the chapel. Normal blvd. at 6 2d pU Interment Oak Wooda. 8.

1944. at Orrington hotel. Evanston. 111., wife of the late George Mehring. mother of Caroline D.

Mehring and Mrs. W. A. Sheriffs. Service 1:30 p.

m. Monday at chapel, 1567 Maple avenue. Evanston. Burial private. Please omit flowers.

tomorrow. RALSTON Fred. 11 a. m. at chapel JANETTE Max A.

9 :30 a. m. in church mother of Jane. Services Tuesday. Jan.

11. at 2 p. from chapel, 2114 Irving MINNESOTA: Partly clondy today and tomorrow. Colder in north today and to- GRUBER Mores ruber, beloved husband Park road, to Graceland cemetery. WEDNESDAY.

niKnt. U. S. Steel Expert Loaned to Chiang Dies in China CHUNGKING. China.

Jan. 9 JP). The United States embassy announced today the death of John L. Keenan, 54, a Boston, Mass- steel expert loaned by the cultural relations division of the state department to the economic ministry of the Chinese government Keenan, who has a home in New Hampshire, died last week at a Kunming hospital. SCHRADER Caroline.

2 p. m. at chapel, BRIESE See Herman Brieaemelater notice. METER John William Meyer, lata ot 7300 of Fanny nee Pinsler, fond Drainer ox Clara Lieberman ot Hinsdale. 111..

Lena Sacba. and Mollis Orenstein. Funeral Monday. 2 d. at Chanel.

3654 W. Roose BRIESEMEISTER Herman Briesemeister 8. Union avenue, beloved husband oi Louisa and the lata Zoe, nea Parent; ot 1180 S. Oak Park avenue. Oak Park.

SUSKA Robert S. T. Suska. beloved father of J. Harry.

Frank and the velt road. Interment First Rumanian Cong, cemetery, Forest Park. beloved husband of Katie, nee Goldmann; dear father of Arthur, father-in-law of Hertha and grandfather of Juanita. Resting at funeral home, 6748 Roosevelt road, Ouk Park. Services Monday, 2 p.

m. In SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED. Mcdonald juie. BEVERLY CHAPEL 2121 WEST 85TH-STREET. PHONE BEVERLY 2182.

MONDAY. IlOUHr MIKES Sit HAIL. Hyde Park police last night wen seek ORTJNINGER Amelia Gruninger. nee Mela- late Josephine, brother ot Arthur, Fred ot Humboldt, Hubert of Elemonte, Mrs. Martha Tatge of Lezerne.

la. and Mrs. Ada Studt of Rock Island. 111. Resting at chapel.

6533 Wentworth avenue. terheim. lata of 6047 AinsUe atreet. De- lit a Nesro bnlilup man who robbed Wmel Honoer. 800 East 44th street, of terment Concordia.

til at 46th street and Drexel boulevard. loved wife of the late cnariee. loving mother of Ray Clementine Lynn, loving and Frank, rrandmother of Lois Rink, until noon Tuesday. Funeral services at Redeemer Lutheran church. 6418 Har- DYGERT Jack W.

lp. m. at chape! HAFFNER Marie T. 3 p. tn.

at chapel. vard-av, at 1 p. m. Burial at family lot. Virginia, Robert.

U. S. Jack, and Carol Lynn. Funeral Wednesday. 9:30 BROCKMAN Rudolf Brockman, beloved husband of Bertha, nee Rossrucher; and the late Lena Hagemann, father of the late Gladys Menold, grandfather of Elaine Colton.

Funeral Wednesday. Jan. 12. at 2 p. from chapel.

60 S. Grant atreet. METERS Minnie Meyers. Jan. 8.

1944. a. from funeral home. 4553-69 Mil late ot 2820 Bonfield street, beloved wife of the late John, fond mother of Ed waukee avenue, to St. Cornelius' church.

Interment St. Boniface. Member ot Jef Hinsdale, to St. John's church. Inter ward.

John C. and the late Mabel, aister 'Courage Stout' By William MacLeod Raine (Copyright: 1943: By William MacLeod Raine) ment St. John's cemetery, Hinsdale. of Edward. Elizabeth Tebbins.

Johanna ferson Park camp. No. 6643. R. N.

Please omit flowers. BROOKS Marie Johnson Brooks nee I and FrancesHulda Clifford, grandmother ot Corp. Jack Meyers. A. A.

and Betty Amundsonl. in Hawthorne, formerly I HAGANS Eleanor R. Hagans. 6048 Nor- Jane. Funeral services Wednesday, Jan, of Chicago, fond mother of Edwin mal boulevard.

Jan. 8. 1944. beloved 12. at 2 p.

at chapel. 2819 Archer Norman H. Johnson. D. S.

and trice M. Downen, beloved sister of Ger avenue. Interment Concordia. trude H. Gundersoo.

Resting at funeral EIGHT Distinctive Features of Skeeles-Biddle Service 1. Personal Attention. 2. Easy Parkins. 3.

Convenient Location. 4. Complete Sound System. 5. Colonial Chapel Music.

Air Conditioned. 7. Private Reception Rooms. 8. Prices Within Your Budget.

Colonial Chapel SKEELES 7838 COTTAGE GROVE. RAD. 0220. MLCKOVSKT John Mlckovsky Jr. of 2618 daughter ot Myrtle and the late Lewis B.

Hagana. At chapel. 63d and Harvard, where services will be held Wednesday, Jan. 12, at 8 p. m.

Interment private. Member ot Pleiades chapter. No. 807, O. E.

member of Englewood Baptist home. 217 N. Cicero avenue, after Mon day noon. Funeral services Tuesday. 2 8.

Tripp avenue, suddenly, Jan. 7. beloved husband of Betty, loving father of John and Judith, fond son ot John 8r, CONCLUSION. Dr. Seneca stayed two days in the park and then left Neal to nurse the convalescents.

Cad Clemson was a suave and smiling host He realized that his day was done as dictator at Rustlers' gap. Moreover, he had lost most of his following. The hard-pressed homesteaders, who had done some rustling on the side p. m. Interment Mount Olive.

BROWN Beatrice Hushes Brown' 237 8, church and dear brother ot Rose Jensen. Josephine Chmielinski. Emily Hanus. and Maple avenue. Oak Park, wife of George HART-Samuel Hart ot 1422 S.

Millard mother ot Frances Lesh and Edgar H. Emil. son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph avenue, dear husband ot Ida.

nee Rein- Pindak. Fnneral Jan. 11, at 9 a to feed their families no longer schreiber; step-father ot Sgt. Bert Men. Resting at funeral home, 203 S.

Marion street. Oak Park. Eastern Star services Tuesday at 1 :30 p. under auspices ot Oak Park chapter. No.

639. Interment delson. U. S. army.

Funeral Tuesday, iu from home. 2615 8. Tripp avenue, to Epiphany church, 25th and Keeler. Interment St. Adalbert'a.

For Information. JOHN CARROLL SONS a. at chapel. 365 W. JKOoeeven roaa.

Interment New Oak Woods cemetery. "HOME FOR FUNERALS' Forest Home. caU Canal 0332. BROZE Rosalie Elaine Broze, Jan. 7.

1044, HEIN Frank O. Heln, beloved husband ot Place of observation. neT -j State ot weather. Jan. 9.

7:30 p. m. Central war time. i 30 i a East rentral states Carbondale. clear ............33 CI CHICAGO, clear 30 12 Tr.

Cincinnati, clear .29 22 Tr. Cleveland, cloudy 22 18 .01 Columbus, clear .....27 19 Tr. Detroit, cloudy ....24 IS Tr. Escanaba. clear ....22 15 Tr.

Grand Rapids, cloudy ......23 14 Tr. Green Bay. clear 21 9 Tr. Indianapolis, cloudy IS Louisville, clear 23 Madison, clear 24 -8 Marquette, cloudy .....23 17 Memphis, clear 34 30 Tr. Milwaukee, clondy 24 2, Tr.

Nashville, cloudv 27 Tr. S. St. Marie, clear 26 -1 Tr. Traverse City, cloudy 25 6 Tr.

Wt Centm! states-Bismarck, clear 37 Pes Moines, cloudy 29 Dubuque, clear 25 3 Duluth. clear 28 11 Kan.ts City, cloudy 35 4 Little Rook, clear 32 23 Minneapolis, clear .....33 Oklahoma City, ...33 10 Omaha, cloudv 37 3 Rapid City, cloudy 3d St. Louia. clear 15 Stoux City, cloudy .........32 9 Wichita, cloudy 32 7 Williston. clear 10 Eastern states-Atlanta, cloudy 35 33 .04 Boston, clear 1H 14 Buffalo, cloudy 24 4 Tr.

Enstport. clear .....13 New York, clear 27 20 Philadelphia clear 2S 23 Pittsburgh, cloudv 24 10 Tr. Washington, clear 30 29 Tr. Gnir states Abilene, clear ...............52 17 Anianllo. cloudy .......41 4 Brownsville, 53 44 El Pao.

clear 44 17 Fort Worth, clear 45 21 Galveston, clear ..,....4 32 Jacksonville, cloudy ........43 .61 Miami, clear 72 58 .01) New Orleans, clear 47 46 Mountain states Alhuqueroue. .33 3 Boise, cloudy ....24 5 Cheyenne, ....42 4 Denver, .44 Havre, cloudy 35 31 Helena, clear 27 5 Phoenix, clear 64 So Pueblo, cloudy ....47 Salt Lake City, cloudy 2.1 I'arlHc states Fregnn. cloudy .59 30 Tr. I.os Antreles, cloudy 45 San' Francisco, cloudy. .....55 39 .35 Portland, cloudy 42 30 San Diego, cloudy 41 Seattle, clear 50 36 Spokane.

clear ..32 3Q ERIE AT WABASH. 4542 RAVENSWOOD. WHI. BOKO. LON.0305.

Hattie. nee Buchholi; father of Lucille ot Albuquerque, New Mexico, beloved MOHAN Julia Foley Moran of 8224 Dem-Ing place, beloved wife ot the lata Thomas, fond mother of Mra. William Buendgen, Mrs. N. L.

Swanson. Mra. E. Jacoby. Mrs.

L. Cole, and Edward Moran. daughter of John and Marie Broze, fond C. H. JORDAN CO.

Reckwerdt and Pvt. 1st Claaa Leonard Hain, U. S. M. father-in-law of Leonard Reckwerdt and Florence Hein.

grand aister of Edward and Eleanor Broze. Keat FUNERAL HOME S00 EKIB-ST. ing at parlors, 6451-53 S. Ashland, where services will be held Tuesday, 2 p. m.

stood too well how pleasant it was to talk things over with her," she confessed. I had to buckle on my armor and go to war. I'm lucky I started before you became the hero of the valley." "Now look here." he warned. "I won't have any of that kind of talk." "Not after this one time," she promised. "But I am happy because everybody I meet thinks now you are the top man in our district 1 dont hear any more about how wild and undependable you are S9 yrs service.

Sup. 7700 father of Melanie Reckwerdt. Services Wednesday, 2 p. at funeral home. grandmother of 12 grandchildren.

Fu- neral Wednesday. Jan. 12. at 8:45 a. Interment Mount Auburn.

Pro. 0220. 3301 Fullerton-av. Interment Ridgewood, from chaneL 3246 Jackson boulevard, to BRYN ALDSON Mollie Brynaldson, nee St. Genevleve'a church.

Burial Mount Solveson. beloved wife of the late An -CEMETERIES- HLETKO Katherine Hletko. ot 6750 Olivet cemetery. Kedzie 2394. Francisco avenue, beloved wife of Martin drew Brynaldson.

fond mother of the late Harry Brynaldson. At rest at chapel. 5831 W. Chicago avenue. Services Tues MOSNT Stefan Mosny.

husband of the late Judith, nee Rech torts: fond father of Stephen D. Mosny. Anna Peterson. Hletko. fond mother of Dr.

Peter Dr. Stephen and Anne and Catherine. R. 2s fond mother-in-law of Ann E. Hletko.

would support him. They were relying on the pact of peace. Tho Neal knew Cad for a bad lot he found it amusing to' listen to the Lame little villain explain himself as an honest man. Clemson had a fund of entertaining stories of his experiences, and in the hours when Neal was not with the patients he enjoyed sitting on the porch and listening to the carefully censored experiences of the old scoundrel. The outlaw knew he was not fooling the owner of the K-B in the least but it was his theory that if he worked hard enough at whitewashing his past some of his brush work would stick.

It was two weeks before Neal got back to the K-B with Tim. Befqre he had been there, an hour he saddled a fresh horse and rode across to the Triangle R. Eleanor was in her smartest clothes, and if she was day at 2 p. m. Interment Mount Olive.

WOODLAWN cemetery lots Situated close to entrance, including perpetual care, offered at narsain nrw-e. For lurther par-ticulara address 307. Tribune. OAKKIDGE cemetery 8 rrave lot. per-petusl care: nice location: very reasonable.

Kihlare 6817. Mildred Biegan. Irene Gutten. and the of John T. and Helen, beloved brother of John T.

and Joan Rita, ftwal Wednesday. Jan. 12. at 9 a. from chapel.

4800 8. Hermitage avenue, te Clare of Montefaico. Burial Resurrr. THIEME Nornvan J. Tbleme.

beloved husband of Emily, nee Bvihla: son of the) lata William and Katherine. fond brother of Caroline. Lillian Loddmg. Ka-henno Schneider. William, and Harry.

Fum-ral Wednesday. Jan. 12. at 2:30 p. m.

at Mineral home. 6901-03 Roosevelt road. Per-wyn. Interment Oakridre. Berwyn 904.

THIEN Mary Con rath Thien. 710 Ridge avenue. Evanston, 111., beloved wife cf the late Frank dear mother of Man Reis. Jeanette Weiland. and Frank J.

Thien. Funeral Wednesday. 10 a. in, from chapel. 1673 Maple avenue, Evanston, 111, to SU Nicholas' church.

Bunal St. Mary s. THODE Carolina Thode n-e Llatmannl. Jan. 7.

1944. ef 1424 Hickory street. Waukegan. 111., formerly ef Forest Park. Ill, beloved wife of tho lata Aogoea Thode, fond mother of Mra.

Clara Ho-itr. Miami. Fla, Mrs. Elsie Kalwits. Waukegan.

and Walter Thode. Forest Park, grandmother ot George and Louies Thode. aister of Jacob Llstmann. Los Anrelea. Cal.

Services at funeral home. 7319 Madison atreet. Forest Park. Monday. 1:30 p.

m. Interment WaWnelm. THOMSON James C. Thomson, aged 88. Jan.

9. 1944. beloved husband of the lata Elizabeth, fond father ot Myrtle Christiansen. Margaret Lee, Jamea A. and tho lata Thomaa and William, grandfather of Sgt.

Robert. Lowell. Janet Christiansen, and tho lata Robert W. Lee. Funeral Tuesday.

2 at chapel. 4325 Amu-tage avenue. Interment Irving Park. Member ot Lakeside lodge. No.

739. A. P. A A. M.

and Lake Shore Railroad Old Timers' association. VAN RUN EN John C. Van Druneo. SI years, of South Holland. Ill, dear father of Cornelius William.

Bastian, the lata Harry. Leonard and Morse J. Funeral Tuesday. 2 p. m.

at chanel. 15650 Sootn Park avenue. South Holland. Intermana Oak Lawn cemetery. Pleaae omit flowers.

WEISE Anna B. Weiae. Jan. 7. belove4 wife of the lata Emil Wetae.

lovinr moth er ot Mra. Clara Schwendemann. WiUiaaw Mra. Amy Kaab. Mrs.

Ruth Rwb. Mra. Elizabeth Cronin. Mrs. Sophie Rily.

Emil. and Nathan. V. S. N.

8nus Monday. 1:30 p. at fnneral home. 62oa N. Western avenue, corner of Foster.

Internment Memorial Park. WILKIN'S Elizabeth A. Wilkins fnee Len-erta), late ot 2704 W. Adams street, beloved wife ot Harry 8. Wilkin.

Meter of Katherine and the late Wii'tum Lenerts. Mrs. Christine Schauta and Mr. Emma Luck. Funeral Wedneaday.

ail a. from chapel. 2346 W. Maiuoa atreet, to Most Precious Blood church. Interment St.

Mary's cemetery. WOLF Solomon E. Wolf of the Belmont hotel, dear father of Olga. devoted brother ot Abe and Ben Wolf and Mrs. Bena Weil of New Orleans.

Late member of Golden Rule lodce. No. 726. A. F.

aV A. M. Funeral services Tuesday. Jan. 11.

at 2:30 p. m. at chapel. 934 E. 47th atreet, to Free Sooe cemetery.

Waldheim. ZIMMERMAN Frank Monroe Zimmerman, ace 78. at his home in Aurora, Jan. 9, fond hnsband of May. father of Mrs.

Elizabeth Beeaon ot Chicago, grsndfstber ot Thomas. Meredith Beeon ef Cams Shelby. brother ef Mrs. Alexander George and Mrs. Elton Calvert of Chi- cairo.

Strictly private serlce win tvt held Tuesdsy, 4 p. at chapel. 313 Downer place. Aurora. Cremation Oak-ridga oatnetery.

Pleaae omit flower. BUCK Mary Katherine Buck nee Grass, Funeral Wednesday, 9 a. from chapel, 1938 W. 47th atreet, to St. Michael's lata Betty and Judith, grandfather of Claudette Mosny and Georgia Gutten, church.

Interment Our Lady ot Sorrows wife of the late James P. Buck, mother ot Mrs. S. Kaspcr, Harold and Cecil J. Buck, eister of Matilda Gott- Laf.

2191. about how you gamble and make friends of outlaws and fight at any opportunity." She made a mocking achalk. Frank A. Grass, and the late Rev. I HOUSKA Theresa' Houska, 1430 W.

60th brother of Judith Zvonar. Funeral from chapel. 1407 WI Chicago avenue, Tuesday. Jan. 11.

1 p. m. to Holy Trinity Slovak Lutheran church. Interment Alexius Grass. O.

S. Mrs. Marie atreet. beloved wife of Martin, devoted MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMS CF.METERY MARRKRS. MONUMENTS AT Savings.

Sears-Kocbuck. Baseas't. Aln nt Irvine Park and Cirwro-aveeue Urbanus. Martin Augustin. Benedict.

Bohemian National cemetery. Gertrude, and Margaret Grass. Funeral mother ot Joseph, Albert. Anton, and the late Mary Kocka; eister of Katherine Klenha, Bessie Vlk, Albert. Frank, An from residence.

4906 RockweU street. little moue. "I think you could go to congress if you would acquire the statesman's manner and not tilt your disreputable hat so impudently Tuesday, Jan. 11, at 9:30 a. to St.

ton, and William Fremer. Funeral Tue' MOSS Henry D. Moss, beloved husband ot Lee fond father ot Mra. Adele Glass-ner and Tech. Sgt.

Edward A. Moss, U. S. devoted son ot Mrs. Roaa Ross.

Mathias' church. Interment St. Boniface, day, 1:30 p. m. at chapel, 6218 S.

Ked-zie avenue. Interment Woodlawa ceme BUDINGER Peter Budinger. 77. ot 6635 DEATH NOTICES dear brother of Mrs. Helen Kosman end on one side of your head." tery.

Prospect 810, Wentworth avenue, suddenly, beloved hus- band of Barbara, nee Staudigrl. fond fa- JACOBSON Agnea Jaeobson. late of 1140 Adolph Mosa. Funeral Tuesday. Jan.

11. at 11 a. at chapel, 936 E. 47th street. "I'll have to tilt It a little more ther of Harry J.

and Peter and the N. Mozart street, beloved wife ot In MemorUm. to RosehiU. very, very humble, as she had if it will keep me from such a late Louine. Clara, and Arthur P.

Fu GCILTNANE Helen Ouggan Quiltnane. In loving mother ot Roy, fond aister of Bror Engstrom and two grandchildren. Services Tuesday. 2:30 p. at chapel.

promised to be. there was no ex-, he smiled, MUNN Bertha J. Munn. nee Jura, lata of 4909 West End avenue, beloved wife of neral Wednesday, 9 a. from chapel, 71st and South Park, to St.

Martin's ternai evidence oi it he came to She fell serious. 1 think I fell Interment St. Mary the late Benjamin J. Munn, aister of Mra. 3751 North avenue.

Interment Acacia Mary Unland. Funeral Wednesday. Jan Park cemetery. Palisade 6111. BCREHART Anna Burkhart of 564A meet XseaL lightrooted and gay.

an in iove with you for the very reck eager sparkle in her eyes, the light lessness people used to deplore," 12. 1944. 3 p. at chapel. 2346 Kenmore avenue, beloved wife of Andrew, JANDA Elizabeth Janda ot 2404 S.

Hard Madison street, to Acacia Park cemetery. ing avenue, beloved wife of the lata CZ gilts in them that no otner man She confided. When I have you in Services by Maplewood chapter. No. 768, Peter, loving mother of Charlea.

Joseph. fond mother of Bessie. Ann. Elizabeth, Andrew, and Agnes. Resting at funeral home.

736 W. North avenue. Services Wednesday. Jan. 12 at 2 p.

m. Interment O. E. MISERY and Mary CbarvaU aister of Barbara mind and that is very often, sir-sometimes a snatch of verse jumps MTJSCATO Angelo Muscato, beloved hus band of the lata Maria, nea Do Vlto: Irving Park cemetery, Mrazek and Paul Fetrzelka. Funeral Tuesday.

8:30 a. from chapel. 2634 8. Pulaski road, to Blessed Agnes' church. to my mind, written, I believe, by ran Coughs Soreness a sT CAFF ARELLA Lucia Caffarella nee Vi-nola).

beloved wife ot Michael, fond Sir Walter Raleigh, the night before Interment St. Adalbert's. Law. 3S72, father of Hannibal, Anthony. Margaret, Mra.

Lucy Cataldo. Mrs. Assunta Guarna, Mra. Mary Tomaaelli. Mra.

Florence Romano, and Mrs. Carolina Calabrese. and the late Mrs. Lillian D'Avanao. Funeral mother ot Ralph.

Mary. Rose Otten. Pat. JANETTE Max A. Janette of 150S 73d atreet.

Jan. 8. 1944. beloved hus Rocco. Lucia.

Theresa Jankowski. Miche- loving memory of our dearly beloved daughter, sister, and niece, who passed away six years ago today. You had a nature one could not help ioving. A heart that was purer than gold. And to those who knew you and loved you.

Tour memory will never grow cold. MOTHER. SISTER NANE, AND UNCLE. HUTT William H. Hutt.

In lovinr memory of our dear dad. gone one year today. DEVOTED CHILDREN. MIKOTA Rose Mikota. In memory of our dear wife and mother.

While aha rests in peaceful sleep. Her memory we shall always keep. Passed away one year ago today. Jan. 10.

1943. HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. OAKES Richard C. (lakes. Jan.

10, 1942. In loving memory. WIFE AND SONS. OSBORN Hattie Osborn. In cherished memory of our dear mother, who passed away one year ago today.

HATTIE BILADEAU and EVELTN MARB. band of Clara Janette. fond lather ot Una, and Corp. James, grandmother ot Betty Lusk. Ethel Swedberr.

Kenneth, nine grandchildren, aister of Rose Fetrone, Wedneaday, 9 at chapel. 6708 Madison atreet. Burial Mount Carmel. ha was executed. Cowards fear to die.

But courage stout Rather than live in snuff Will be put out" Rosemary Cherry, Maxine Halloran, Jer Mary Slragusa, and Robert Uregory. Fu ome and Madeline. Funeral from chapel would ever see. He held her off from him a moment to look at the face he loved. -My girl?" he asked.

"For ever and ever," she told him. It was a good many minutes later that they came back to connected iyeech again. Austin was away from home, she explained, calling on Janet A school director has so many things to talk over with a r.ew teacher," she explained, her face crinkling to laughter. I can understand that when the teacher is Janet" he agreed. "Once I was afraid you under- neral at residence.

627 N. Ridgeway NEWMAN Charlea H. Newman. Jan. 9, avenue, Wednesday, 9:30 a.

m. Inter 1944. axe 89 years, dearly beloved hus 6501 N. Ashland, Tuesday. Jan.

11. at 0 a. to St. Sebastian's church. Inter band of Charlotte, nee Palm; fond father 'Ease distress at little cost less than le a dose with a fin old family medicine that is ready to kelp you as it has so many others.

Follow label directions. Get a bottle today. All drug stores, 35c JUNIPER-TAR ment Mount Carmel cemetery. CARPINO See Loverde notice. ment St.

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