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m' "e-r wo' 16 CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1942. DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES Diplomat Dies OBITUARIES M. N. ROTHSCHILD ESTATE VALUED AT FIVE MILLIONS IRA N. MORRIS, ONCE ENVOY TO SWEDEN, DIES William A.

Hennessy. William A. Hennessy, former mayor of Joliet, died yesterday in St. Joseph's hospital after an illness of two months. He was 75 years old.

His home was at 119 Comstock street, Joliet. For 35 years Mr. Hennessy was an official of Joliet. He served of a policeman from 1899 to 1915, as police chief from 1915 to 1921, as a commissioner, comparable to alderman, from 1921 to 1929, and. finally as mayor.

He leaves his widow, Anna; four sons, and four daughters. Services will be conducted at 9:30 a. m. tomorrow in St. Patrick's church, Joliet.

George A. Saylor. George A. Saylor, 1827 Morse avenue, western sales manager of the Colt Patent Firearms company for 20 years, died yesterday morning of heart disease In Ravenswood hospital. He was 62 years old.

He is survived by his widow, F. Ethel Saylor. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p. m. tomorrow at 5501 North Ashland avenue.

Mrs. Irene W. Waller. Mrs. Irene Warren Waller.

68 years old, died yesterday in the home of her daughter. Mrs. James M. Carry. 510 South Linden avenue.

Highland Park. Mr. Carry is vice president of the Pullman company. Mrs. Waller, who had lived in the Chicago area for 46 years, was the widow of Trigg McE.

Waller, who. at his death in 1927 was vault manager of the Continental and Commercial Safe Deposit company. Mrs. Waller leaves her daughter and two brothers. Frank H.

Warren, vice president of Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett and Walter G. Warren, a manufacturer. Funeral services will be conducted in the. Carry home at 11 a. m.

tomorrow. Mrs. Lee Alward Hunt. Mrs. Lee Alward Hunt, 35 years old.

of 1003 Hinman avenue. Evans-ton, died in her home yesterday after an illness of three years. She was the wife of Ralph A. Hunt, president of the Chicago Mortgage Bankers' association and of the Chicago Mortgage Investment company. Mrs.

Hunt was the daughter of the late V. L. Alward. who was the first president of the American Furniture mart. Mr.

Hunt and one daughter survive. Services will be conducted In the First Methodist church of Evanston at 2 p. m. tomorrow. William Van Oeyen.

William Van Oeyen, who came to Chicago in 1882 from Newport, his birthplace, died yesterday in the Norwegian-American hospital. He was 79 years old and had lived at 2416 North Bernard street. In 1910, he formed the Baldwin-Van Oeyen Molding company, 1014 West North avenue, and remained at its head until 1925, when he retired. He leaves two daughters, Mrs. Pearl Donahue and Mrs.

Lucille Wagner, and a son. William Jr. Srvices will be conducted at 2 p. m. Monday in the chapel at 3918 Irving Park road.

Miss Catherine M. Carmody. Miss Catherine M. Carmody. 1115 Forest avenue.

River Forest, an employ for 44 years of the Babson Bros. Dairy Farm Equipment company, 2843 West 19th street, died yesterday in St. Anne's hospital after an illness of several weeks. She was 60 years old and is survived by a sister, Mrs. Nellie Sheahan.

She was first employed by the farm equipment company in 1898 and rose to the position of personnel manager. Services will be conducted tomorrow at 10:30 a. m. from her residence to St. Luke's church.

Mrs. Katherine Bryan. Mrs. Katherine Bryan, wife of Gil N. Bryan, president of the Geneva Construction company died of heart disease yesterday in her home at 710 Downer place, Aurora.

She was 36 years old. Bryan leaves her husband and three children, Mary, Joanne, and John. Services will be conducted at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow in Holy Angel church, Aurora.

Dame Maria Karinskaya. NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. Jan. 15 (P).

Dame Maria Karinskaya, imperial court singer of Russia during the rule of the late Czar Nicholas, died last night. She was 56 years old. Mrs. Maude Spainhower. Springfield, 111., Jan.

15 (JP). Mrs. Maude Spainhower, 58 years old, of Springfield, a sister of State Treasurer Warren Wright, died tonight. City Contagious Disease Hospital Light Proofed Dr. A.

L. Hoyne," medical superintendent at the Municipal Contagious Disease hospital, told the board of health yesterday that operating rooms and wards are being light-proofed in preparation for possible air raids. He fc-'tid paper bags filled with sand to be used in smothering incendiary bombs have been distributed. G. W.

Webber, 74, Dies; Retired Urbana Banker Urbana. 111., Jan. 15 Special, George W. Webber, 74 years old, retired banker, died last night. Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon.

$100,000 to Be Shared by Six Charities. The late Melville N. Rothschild, founder of a 75 million dollar investment company, left an estate valued at 5 million dollars and bequeathed $100,000 to charitable institutions, Probate court proceedings yesterday revealed. Rothschild died in Chicago in his 51th year last July 17. Yesterday's proceedings were threefold.

The inventory listing assets of the estate was filed by the widow, Mrs. Beatrice Rothschild. 1109 Sheridan road, Glencoe, who is executrix, before Probate Judge John F. O'Con-nell. And almost simultaneously before Thaddeus V.

Adesko. an assistant to Judge O'Connell, she obtained $150,000 as the widow's award, Six Agencies to Share Bequest. In a third order filed later in the day Mrs. Rothschild asked Judge O'Connell to approve her proposal to divide her husband's chartiable Lbequest among six agencies. The court's approval was required because Rothschild's will did not designate the agencies to receive his charity.

Instead it directed that Mrs. Rothschild use her discretion. The agencies and the sums proposed for them were: Jewish Charities of Chicago. Visiting Nurses' Association 12.000 United Charities of Chicago 10.000 Catholic Charities of Chicago 10.000 University of Chicago 10.000 Jewish Children's 7.500 Judge O'Connell's ruling on this point will be given later. $1,260,000 In Cash.

The inventory of the estate listed $1,260,000 In cash, and another million dollars in United States treasury notes. Among stock items was shares of National Bond and Investment company, the investment company he established. Other stocks included 5.000 shares of Radio Corporation of America; 2,500 United States Steel corporation: 2,200 Sears Roebuck 2.100 Stewart Warner corporation, and 1,600 General Foods corporation. Seven parcels of real estate were listed. In Rothschild's will, filed a few days after his death.

40 per cent of the estate was left to Mrs. Rothschild and 15 per cent each to their four children. 9 SQUARE MILES OF CITY FOUND TO BE BLIGHTED The Chicago Plan commission" was told by Robert Klove. research expert, yesterday that nine square miles of city id is blight area and 13 more square miles near blight. Figures he supplied were based on a recently completed land use survey.

Klove said the blight area is made up of unfit dwellings and the near blight area of old dwellings still fairly habitable. He also classified other areas as conservation still good for another generation, stable composed of buildings erected since 1P20; fringe of the city newly constructed dwellings and districts not yet developed. Mrs. Conrad D. Wilkerson Files Action for Divorce Mrs.

Anne Wilkerson, of 859 Ridgewood drive, Highland Park, filed a divorce suit yesterday in the Circuit court at Waukegan against Conrad D. Wilkerson. Desertion was charged. The couple were married on Aug. 5, 1933, and separated on Jan.

11, 1941. Wilkerson is the son of former Federal Judge James H. Wilkerson and is assistant to the vice president of the Central Service corporation. The suit was filed by Attorney Wesley Carey of Waukegan. DEATH NOTICES BECKSTROM William Beckstrom, Jan.

13. 1942. uncle of Carl. Edward and Harry R. Beckstrom.

Mrs. Mildred Lindquist. and Mrs. Florence Hane. At chapel.

6501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Saturday. Jan. 17. at 3 p.

m. Interment Graceland. BENT Hanna Barry Bent. 7243 Yale avenue, beloved wife of the late Truman Bent, fond mother of Fred Mrs. Lucretia Marple.

Raymond and Mrs. Ruth Macbeth, sister ot Michael Barry, Seneca. 111. Funeral Saturday. 9 a.

from funeral home, 6916 Wentworth avenue, to St. Carthage church. Interment cemetery. BENZULY Martin Benzuly. beloved brother of Michael, David, and Harry, son of the late Simon arid Fannie Benzuly.

Funeral Friday at 1 p. m. at chapel. 3664 W. Roosevelt road.

Interment I. O. B. A. cemetery.

Jewish VTaldlieim. BI.AKE Laura Blake, PI 17 Laflin etreet. beloved wife of Edward A. Blake, fond mother of Edward and John, daughter of Mary and the late Henry Schlichter. sister ot Mrs.

Anna Kehoe. Funeral Saturday at 9:30 a. m. from funeral home. KB IS Wentworth avenue, to St.

Ethelreda's church. Interment Mount Olivet. BORG Charles L. Borir. S30 S.

Halsted street. Jan. IS, beloved husband of Emma C. Bore, brother of Mathilda Chris-tensen. At chapel.

63d and Harvard, where services wtll be held Saturday, Jan. 17. at 1 p. m. Interment Mount Hope cemetery.

BURKE Harriett IHalliel Burke I nee Mer-rilll of Maywood, beloved wife of the late Andrew fond aunt of James Merrill. Funeral Saturday. p. at funeral home. Lake street at 2d avenue.

Maywood. Interment Forest Home. BURNELL Thomas Burnrll, Jan. 13. husband of Kmilie.

nee llllk: fond father of Ruth Steffan anil Hcrim Waitrner. grandfather of Patricia Sleffau and Eunice Wegener, father-in-law of Walter Steffan and Ern.t Wauener. Funeral Saturday. Jan. 17.

at 2 p. m. at late residence. 24 IS W. 34th street.

Interment Archer Woods. BURNS Harry Burns, beloved husband of Mary Burns, nee May; fond father of Margaret. John. Harriett. Frances.

Catherine. Emma. Harry, and Edward Burns, and the late Nora Burns. Funeral from Isle residence. 2151 W.

Madison street. Monday. Jan. 19. at 9:30 a.

m. to St. Malachy's church. Interment Mount Carmel. CAREY Anna Carey, nee Towers, beloved wile of the late Edward mother of Mrs.

Johnstone Vivian. Daniel John Mrs. C. J. Flanauan.

and the late Edward J. Funeral Saturday. Jan. 17. at 9:30 a.

from funeral home. 1222 E. to St. Ambrose church. Interment Mount Olivet.

CARMOPY Catherine M. Carmody. beloved daughter of the late Michael nl catnerme Carmod.v. fond sister of Mrs. Nelle Shea han.

late Mary. Josie. and Michael Carmoay Funeral Saturday at a. m. from her late home.

1115 Forest avenue. Kiver ror-est. to St. Luke's church and Mount Carmel CA RR Anna K. Carr.

Jan. 14. in Denver, wife of Max E. Carr. mother of Mrs.

Anne M. Rose and Mrs. Mary John son. vFurieral Saturday in Denver. CHRISTESEN Delia E.

Christesen fnee An dersonl. dearly beloved wife of the late Chris, devoted mother of Ann Egan. Delia Smith. Catherine Andrew Chris tesen. and the late Marjorie Buckley, sister of the late Thomas Anderson and Madse Beland.

Funeral Monday at 9 a. m. from 7706 S. Rhodes avenue, lo St. Dorothy's church.

Interment Holy Sepulchre. Pros pect 1000-3889. CONROY William A. Conroy. son of the late Patrick and Catherine Conroy.

brother of Mrs. Charlea Scully. Robert Conroy. and the late Mrs. John Byrnes and Mrs.

Henry Rohweder. Funeral Saturday at 11 a. i from chapel. 3246 Jackson boulevard, to St. Mel's church.

Burial Calvary. Kedzie 2394. CRESCENZO Carlo Crescenzo. beloved hue band of Angelina, nee Scinto: fond father Mrs. Minnie Modesto.

Nick. Mrs. Mary La Pore. Mrs. Florence Kochrrtes.

Mrs. Helen Del Priore. Lawrence and Charlea. Funeral Saturday. 9 a.

from chapel. 1702 W. 69th street, to St. Mary of Mount Carmel church. Interment St.

Mary's. Pros. 0600. DE MARCHI Santo De Marchi. beloved hus hand of the late Bettie.

nee Rittle: dear father of Frank, fond brother of Margherita and Angrelo. Funeral Saturday. Jan. 17. at 9:15 a.

from funeral home. 625 Armi- tsse avenue, near I.arrabee street, to As sumption church, where solemn hiBh mass will be celebrated at lO a. m. Member of the Maccabees. Loyal tent.

No. 211. In terment Mount Carmel. Please omit flowers DAMATO See Mildred Losurdo notice. DENWOOD Dora E.

Denwood fnee Stolt- tngl. beloved wife of William, loving mother of Robert fond sister of Robert G. Stolting. Funeral services Saturday st 2 p. m.

at funeral home. 3117 S. Oak Park avenue. Beiwyn. Interment Woodlawn cemetery.

Member of Pleiades chapter. No. 807. O. E.

S. DOUGHERTY Patrick M. Dougherty. Jan. IS.

1942. of Locknort. 111., beloved hus band of the late Mary- nee McDonald: devoted father of Mrs. Margaret Kelly and Miss Mae Poncherty. Charter member of Perez council.

No. lttfl. K. of tr. Funeral Sunday at a.

m. from funeral home. 1104 Hamilton street, Locupori. to si Denis' church. Lockport.

Interment South Lockport cemetery. DOYLE Edward Andrew Doyle, age 60. Jan 13. 1942. of 45i E.

Walton place, be loved husband of Odeal. son of William A. and the late Mary Gertrude Doyle. Fu neral Saturday at 10:30 a. m.

from late residence to St. Mary a church. Interment Calvary cemetery. DUFFY Michael J. Duffy of 342 Gale ave nue.

River Forest, beloved husband of Rose nee Burns: loving father ot Rose Charles and Joseph brother of Charles Patrick and Denis E. Fu neral Saturday. Jan. 17. at 8:45 from funeral home.

6018-20 Chicago ave nue, to St. Luke's church. Interment Mount Carmel. Member of St. Luke'a Holy Name society.

DUMSER Theodore Dumser. late of 1645 N. Kedzie avenue, beloved brother of Emily Horth. Charles. Anna Carlberg.

George, and Arthur. At chapel. 4332 Elston avenue, at Crawford. Services Saturday. Jan.

17. 1:30 p. m. Interment Arlington cemetery. EASTERLY Cynthia Adeline Easterly.

6837 South Park avenue. Jan. 15. 1942. beloved wife of the late Charles Easterly, mother of Mrs.

Nellie Wolf. William Easterly Ruble Miller. Lawrence Easterly, and Felix Von Boeckman. At chapel. 63d and Harvard, where services will be held Saturday, Jan.

17. 8 p. m. Interment Marshall. Mich.

ENGSTROM William L. Engstrom of Hins dale, beloved husband of the late Maria, loving father of William E. and Edgar brother of Gust and Louise. Funeral Satur day. Jan.

17. 2:30 p. at chapel. 25 w. Calendar avenue.

La Grange. Interment La Grange cemetery. Member of Riverside lodge. No. 862.

A. F. A. and local union. No.

893, Brotherhood of Painters. Decorators, and Paper Hangers. Information. Hinsdale 2484. FREEMAN Lucy Freeman, Jan.

15. 1942. beloved mother of Mrs. Dessie Doyle and William Freeman. At chapel.

63d and Harvard, where services will be held Saturday, Jan. 17. at 3 p. m. Interment Mount Hope.

FULLER Anna Fuller, nee Assmann. beloved wife of Joseph dear mother of Mrs. Elsie Burns. Mrs. Margaret scnu- man.

and Joseph, grandmother of four grandchildren, sister of Charles. Ella, and Herman Assmann. At her late residence. 3944 S. California, avenue.

Until Saturday 11 a. m. Services Saturday. Jan. 17.

1:30 p. at Ev. Luth. Church of Peaie. 43d and California avenue.

Interment Fairmount. GIANDONATO Enrico Giandonato. late of 422 S. California avenue, beloved husband of the late Pasquahne. loving father of Mary Antoniello.

Armando. Frank. Louis, and Salvatore. Funeral Monday. 9 a.

from funeral home. 619 S. Ashland boulevard, to Our' Lady of Pompeii church. Interment Mount GTLLMEISTER A. Gillmelster of 1051 Noble street, beloved son of the late Marv and Joseph Gillmeister.

fond brother of Capt. Roman C. F. William Dr Joseph and Dr. Benjamin M.

Funeral from 2239 Thomas street. Saturday. Jan. 17. at 9:30 a.

to Holy Trinity church. 1118 Noble street. Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery. GOLDBERG Samuel B.

Goldberg, at Los Angeles, beloved husband of Esther, dear father of Jay Finkelstem. Mrs. Maurice C. Lipman. and Cerna.

Service Friday. 12 noon, at chapel. 5206 Broadway. Interment I. O.

B. Ch. No. 2. Wald-heim.

Train arrival Friday morning. GROSS Joseph Gross, beloved husband of Rose, devoted father of Edith Abramson. fond father-in-law of Harry. Funeral Friday. 3 p.

ni at chapel. 3021 Lawrence-av. HAUSER Margaret Hauser. nee Clemens, of Los Angeles. Jan.

15. beloved wife of the late Charles fond mother of Charles Harry Edwin Russell eisler of Mrs. Mathilda Petne. Mrs. Josephine Stift.

and the late Louis Clemens. Funeral services Monday. 1 p. at funeral home. 620O N.

Western -avenue, corner of Foster. Interment Acacia Park. HEAD Carrie E. Head. Jan.

14. 1942. at Madisonville. aunt of Mrs. Hi Simons.

Cloyd Head. Mrs. Pierre Decrouez, and Neil Head. Resting at funeral home. 318 N.

Central avenue. Austin. Funeral Saturday. 3 p. m.

Interment Forest Home. HELIN M. Alfred Helln. Jan. 14.

1942. late of 6219 N. Maple wood avenue, beloved husband of Olga. dear father of Mahle Bonner. George, and the late Edith Helm, brother ot Anton two sisters residing in New York City, leaves three grandsons.

Funeral Saturday. 2 p. at chapel. 6149-51 N. Ashland avenue, at Foster.

Interment Memorial Park. Longbeach 6147. NANZIG Wilhelmina L. Naf ztg of. 335 Bidga road.

Wilmctte, daughter of Paul' and Wil. helmina. sister of Mrs. Mary Patterson. Anna, Elizabeth.

Margaret. Catherine. Alberta, and Remard Nanzig. Funeral Saturday. 9:30 a.

from chapel, 725 Rids road, to St. Joseph'a chuixb. Interment St. Joseph's cemetery. NEUMANN Josephine Neumann of Windermere East hotel, beloved sister of Julia Ftrber and Julius Neumann.

Services at chapel. 036 E. 4 7th street. Friday. Jan.

1, at 2:30 p. m. Interment Graceland. PADGETT-Jacob Padgett. Jan.

1. 1942. suddenly, beloved husband of Dorothy, fond father of William and Addison. Funeral Saturday. 1 p.

at chaprL. 4325 Armitage-av. Interment Mount Oliva. PENDAR VIS Robert E. Pendarvis.

Jan. 15. beloved husband of Dorothy, father of Harry grandfather of Marian. At rr.t at haiel. 7600 Grand avenue.

Elmwol Park. Servi.es Saturday. 2 p. m. Interment Elmwood Memorial Park.

Member of Chicago and Illinois Bar association: Mont Clare lodge. No. 1040. A. F.

A A. M. PIKOFALO Michael Pirofalo. Jan. 14.

beloved husband of the late France, father of Joseph. V. George. Lawrence Ernest, and the late Flora Casper Wilson, brother of Florimio. Funeral from son's residen-e.

2000 Wentworth avenue. Saturday at 9 31 a. m. tn Sam-la Maria Incnronata church. Intri m-nt Mount Carmel.

Victory TRO.I A HN Ernest Projahn. late of 1121 Kedvale avenue, beloved husband of Hildo-gard Hausske Projahn. dear father of Ralph and Raymond Projahn. Mrs. Clara For.

Mrs. Mabel Warner. Mrs. Grace Cnty. ant Mrs.

Alice Foy. brother of Mrs. Olga Abelt. Mrs. Emma Kroenig.

Mrs. Hattie Boehm. and the late Mrs. Alma Reinke At funeral home. Austin boulevard and Lake street.

Masonic services Saturday. 2 Member of Veca lodue. No HiH.t, A. F. A.

and retired member of C. F. D. PRUSKNER Bernard Prusener of 4T2I Avers airnue. beloved husband of the late Ruse.

loving father of Dorothy Blades and Harry. Services Saturday. 1 p. at funeral home. 4553-61 Milwaukee avenue.

Interment Ridgewoodl IC HTE Charles I Carl I F. Rtchter. member of Acme lodge. No. loSl.

A. r. A. St. Cecilia council.

No. Int. H. S. St.

Cecilia chapter. No. 220. R. A.

Ancient Accepted Scottish Kite. Valley of Chicago; Medinah temple; i hiracn) Typographical union. No. 16. and Old Time Printers' association.

Funeral Saturday. 4 p. at funeral home, 1458 Belmont avenue. Please omit flowers. BEREAVED FAMILY.

RIPPE-Alfred F. Rippe of 6418 N. Washtenaw avenue, beloved husband of Laura, fond father of Esther Budach. Eleanor Ru-now. grandfather of Teddy Budach.

father-in-law of Theodore, brother of Alice Wippej. George Rippe, and Edna Nash of St Louis. Mo. Funeral service Saturday. Jan 17.

at 2 p. m. at funeral home, 1359 Pevoa avenue, at Glcnwood. Burial Mount Emblem. St.

Louis, papers please copy. ROCK EN BACH Albert Korkenha-h. beloved husband of Joanna I nee Strykerl. fond father of Belle, Koger. Mrs.

Ora Thompson. Mrs. Mae Ortegel. and Mr. Melvma Peters.

Funeral Friday. 2 p. from residence. Wheeling, to Wheeling Presbyterian church. RUMKOWSKY Bertha Rumkowsky of 31T W.

18lh street, beloved sister ot Roe Sevin. Funeral Friday, 2 p. at chapel. 2018 W. Division street.

Interment Jewua Waldheim. SAMPSON James Sampson, residence 1637 E. 84th street, husband of Mrs. Mane Smith Sampson. Past master and member of Triluminar lodge.

No. 767. A. F. A A.

Andrew Wilson chapter. No. 319. t). E.

and South field Community church. Remains at funeral parlors. 8944 Commercial avenue, until 11 a. m. Saturday, then to lie in state at South Chicago Maeotna temple.

Slst street and Exchange avenue. Services at 2 p. m. Interment Cedar Par cemetery South Chicago 0242. SAYLOR George A.

Saylor of 1827 Mors avenue, Jan. 15. 1942. beloved husband ot F. Ethel Saylor.

brother of Mrs. Sue B. Sloan ot St. Louis. Mo.

At chapel. 5.XH N. Ashlnnd avenue, where service will be held Saturday. Jan. 17.

at 2 p. m. Interment' Rosehill mausoleum. SCHIONIGER Knud Schioniger. late residence 6661 Northwest highway, beloved! husband of Julia, fond father of Mrs.

Aslrid Barker and Services Saturday. Jan; 17. at 2 p. at funeral home, 6754 Northwest highway, interment Mount Olive cemetery. SHEEHAN Edward Sheehan of Oak Park.

i brother of Mary. Margaret Allen. Catherine. and Timothy. Resting at funeral home.

20.1 S. Marion street. Oak Park. Service Saturday. Jan.

17. at a. from funeral home tn St. Edmund church. Interment Mount Carmel.

STEFFAN See Burnell notice. STEELE Gertrude Louise Steele, ate T9. late of 1320 E. 4th street: Service Saturday. Jan.

17. 10:30 a. Kenwood church, Chicago. Interment Batavia. N.

ST. VITO Members see Marzano notice. SWANFELTH Jennie Snranfelth. ne Bredberg. of 12131 9.

Normal avenue, beloved wife of Martin loving mother of Mrs. Edith Hallgren. Mrs. Elm Schilling. Mrs.

Martha Bernbach. and the late Mr. Siena Ernst. Funeral at chapel, 304 119ih street. Monday, 1:30 p.

m. Interment Oak Woods. TAPLEY Frank B. Tapley of 4621 Saratoga avenue. Downers Grove, beloved husband of Jessie and fond father of Mr.

Leath Eicn-mann, brother of Mr. L. Cotton. Three Oaks. and Mr.

M. Workman of Chicago. He was a member of Veritas lodge. No. 926.

A. F. A. of Chicago. Funeral aervice Saturday.

2:30 p. at funeral home at 44 8. Mill etreet. Naper-ville. 111.

Interment Oak Ridge cemetery. Friends may call at Fnednch funeral home. Naperville. 111. A RNOWSKl Antoinette Tarnowskl.

late of 6943 Belle Plame avenue, beloved wife ot the late Joseph, fond mother of Anna, Stella. Josephine, Stephanie, and Narcy. Funeral from chapel. 6917 Irving Park road. Monday.

Jan. 19. at 10 a. to St. Stanislaus church.

Burial St. Adalbert's. TROWE William H. Trowe of 7723 Burn-ham avenue, beloved husband ot There -a (nee Rauchl. fond father of William C.

brother Mrs. Lola Gustnfson. Mrs. Constant Rhode, and Herbert R. Trowe.

Resting at chapel. 7360 Cottage Grove avenue-. Funeral Saturday. Jan. 17.

at 3 p. ox. Interment Mount Hope. VAUGHN William Luther Vaughn ot 4054 Greenview avenue, Jan. 15.

1942. beloved husband of Lucie P. Vaughn, father of Luther C. Mr. Nancy Hoffman, William, and Albert.

At chapel. 6501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Saturday. Jan. 17.

at 1 p. m. Interment Rosehill. WAGENER See Burnell notice. WALLER Irene Warren Waller.

Jan. 13. 1942. of 510 Linden avenue. Highland Park, wife of the late Trigg Waller, mother ot Mrs.

James M. Carry. Service at residence. 11 a. Saturday.

Jan. 17. Interment private. WALTERS William B. Walters, husband of the late Elizabeth Burn, fond father of Lillian, Edward H.

Walter, and Mrs. Bailey Porter. Funeral from home for funeral. Erie and Wabash, Saturday. Jan.

17. 1942. at 9:15 a. to St. Jerome's church.

Interment Calvary. WALTON Elizabeth Walton of 2415 S. 63d avenue. Cicero, beloved wife of the late Harry, devoted mother of Hazel, sister of Nora Walton. Effle Washburne.

Flora Starr. Robert. Stephen, and Oliver Potter. Funeral Mnnd-iv. Jan.

19, at 2 P. at chapel. 6128-30 W. 25th street. Cicero.

Interment Forest Home. Cicero 80. WARREN Sadie Warren, beloved wife of the late Ike. loving mother ot Harry, Elizabeth Nassatir. Sam.

Lillian Moffett, Herman. Fay Barry. Michael of California. Jack and Ann Schwartz, grandmother of 14 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Service Friday, 1:30 p.

at chapel. 6206 Broadway. WEINSHENKER Mrs. Dorothy I Goldstein 1 Weinshenker. daughter of the late Bnna and Hirach Goldtein.

beloved wife ot Wil- liam. devoted mother of Mr. Cecil Echt and Harriet, sister of William, Mr. Rose) S-hwarlz. Matt.

Ben. Beatrice. Mrs. Anna Schultz, Mr. Edna Stoll.

Funeral Monday. 11 :30 a. at funeral chapel. 5145 Broadway, to Beth Hamedroh Hachodoah cemee tery in Waldheim. WESLEY Frank B.

Wesley. Jan. 14. of 621 N. Homan avenue, beloved husband of Willetta Gertrude Wesley, fond father of Dons Williams.

Frances Wesley, and the late Lois Wesley. Service Saturday. Jan. 17. at 3 p.

at chapel. 124-126 Madisoa street. Oak Park, at Lombard avenue. Interment Woodlawn. Member of and services by Ben Hur lodge.

No. 818. A. F. A.

also member of Circle chapter. No. 246. R. A.

Columbia commandery. No. 63. K. O.

R. and Garfield chapter. No. 711. O.

E. S. WEILER Louise W. Weiler of 10730 9. Whipple street, beloved mother of Erving.

Henry. Eleanor Menagh. and Evelyn, three grandchildren, three rreat grandchildren. Funeral services at her late residence Saturday. Jan.

17, at 2 p. nt. Interment Memorial Park. WHITE Nora Marie White, nee Daly, beloved wife of the late John, fond mother of Richard John William and the late Robert sister ot Michael Daly and Mr. William Donnelley, sister-in-law ot Robert White.

Funeral Saturday at 9 a. m. from residence. 4545 N. Drake avenue, to Our Lady of Mercy church.

Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. WITEK Walter Witek. suddenly. Jan. 14.

beloved husband of the late Pauline. na Materna: father of Anna Sz.vazka. Estetle, Wanda. Julia. Janet.

Edward, and Bruno Funeral Saturday. Jan. 17. at 8:30 a. from chapel.

5247 to St. Stanislaus Interment St. Adalbert a. HILLSTROM David Hillstrom. beloved hus band of Hilma.

dear lather of Vitalis. David and Oliver, fond brother of Mrs. Frieda Gustafson of Western Springs. 111. Member of Perseverance lodge.

No. 973. A. F. A.

Lincoln Park chapter. No. 177. R. A.

Chicago commandery. No. 19. K. Medinah Shrine; Drake lodge.

No. 3. 1. O. and Ravenswood lodge.

No. 47. I. O. S.

Services Saturday. Jan. 17. 2 p. at chapel.

3154 N. Clark street. Interment Montrose cemetery. HOEFT Helen Mulhall Hoeft of 831 Gunni son street. Jan.

15. 1942. beloved mother of Virginia Casey, aister of Genevieve Korb. Funeral from chapel. 6501 N.

Ashland avenue, Saturday, Jan. 17. at 9:30 a. to St. Thomas of Canterbury church.

Interment Calvary. HOFMANN Peter F. Hofmann. dearly beloved husband of Minnie, nee Stoll; fotid father of Emery, Ruben. Walter, and Lorraine, stepfather of Ornn and Everett Hale, dear brother-in-law of Rose Schlachtmeyer and Carl Stoll.

Funeral Saturday. Jan. 17. at 1 p. m.

at chapel. 1458 Belmont avenue, to Montrose cemetery. Member of Welcome lodge. No. 916.

A. F. A. M. HOLLAND John Hampden Holland ot 4458 Greenwood avenue, beloved husband of Isabel Barrett Holliind, fond father of Lawrence B.

Holland. Services Sat unlay. 10 a. at chapel. 6203 Lake Park avenue.

Interment Oak Woods. HOWE Dr. Robert S. Howe of 3a N. Menard avenue, beloved husband Of Dorothy, dear father of Robert S.

'brother ot Dr. John B. Howe. Resting at funeral home. 6708 W.

Madison where services will be held Monday at 11 a. m. Interment Woodlawn. HUNT Lee 'Alward Hunt. Jan.

15, 1942. at her home. 1003 Hinman avenue. Evanston. wife of Ralph Hunt, mother of Courtney Custer Hunt, daughter of Mrs.

Winifred Nightingale Alward and the late Vaughn Lee Alward. Service 2 p. m. Saturday, at First Methodist church chapel, Evanston. Interment Memorial Park.

JACKSON Pearl Webster Jackson. Jan. 14. 1942. of 624 Oakdale avenue, formerly of Hubbard Woods, 111., beloved wife of Charles fond mother of Carol, Mrs.

L. R. Gardner. Ethel, and Webster, sister of Vic-tor. Edith.

E. C. and Ethel. Member of Skokin Valley chapter. I) A.

R. Private services at chapel. 2701 N. Clark Friday at 1 :30 p. m.

JONES Alfred A. Jones of 5302 W. 25th Place, beloved husband of Lydia. fond brother of John Bessie Russ. Ida Norton.

Myrtle Meade. Remains resting at chapel. 6130 W. 25th street, until Saturday noon. Services will be held at 2 p.

m. at Cicero Bible church. 62d avenue and 22d place. Interment Forest Home cemetery. Call Cicero 80.

JUNES Lorn Mae Jones. See Krautfcramer notice. JUNKIN J. Scott Jnnkin of 68IMI Sheridan road. Jan.

14. 1942. beloved husband of Metta Legler Jnnkin. At chapel. 6.VII N.

Ashland avenue, where services will be held Saturday, Jan. 17, at 4 p. m. Interment private. KEARNEY Ida Towner Kearney, wife of the late Frank mother of Ralph Kearney, sister of Mrs.

Leah Donlin. Funeral Saturday. 9:30 a. from chapel. 720 Lake street.

Oak Park, to St. Bernardme's church. Elgin avenue and Harrison street. Forest Park. Interment Mount Carmel.

KELLY Mae Gallagher Kelly. Jan. 15. beloved wife of George fond mother of Ruth and Robert, daughter of the late Fannie Gallagher. Funeral Saturday.

9 a. chapel, Jeffery boulevard at 77th street, to St. Philip Nen church. Mass 9:30. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

South Shore 8822. KIECHLE Joseph Kiechle. Jan. 15. husband of the late Magdalena.

nee Abt: loving father of Mrs. Margaret Wagner. Mt. Johanna Walscheid. and August Kiechle.

Funeral Saturday morning at 10:30 from residence. 2708 N. Racine avenue, to St. Alphonsus church and St. Joseph's cemetery.

KING Lillian King. Jan. 13. beloved mother of Eva and James Dupree. At chapel.

6501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Friday. Jan. 16. at 11 a.

m. Interment Rosehill. KIRSCHSTEIN Flora J. Kirschstein. nee Bernauer, late of Momence.

111., beloved wife of William, fond mother of Ruby Miller of Chicago. Hazel Hendricksnn of Kansas City and Elmer Bntt of Villa Park. III. Funeral Friday. 1 p.

at chapel, 929 Belmont avenue. Interment Row-hill. KOHN George G. Kohn of 6739 N. Francisco avenue, beloved husband of Maude, dear hro'her of Barney.

Emma Ferguson, and Nonnie Petty. Services Friday. 3 p. at chapel. 5206 Broadway.

Interment Rosehlll. Please omit flower. KRAUTKRAMER Lorn Mae Kraulkramer. nee Jones. Eberhart avenue, Jan.

13. 1942, beloved daughter of Thomas and l.ucia L. Jones, sister of Thomas Wi. liani and Rowland R. Jones.

At chapel. H3d and Harvard, where services will be held Friday. Jan. 16, at 1 p. m.

Interment Mount Greenwood. KRIPPNER Theresa E. Krippner. nee Brom. age 68 years.

2834 S. Central park avenue, beloved wife of James, fond mother of Thomas. Henry. Charles, the Rev. George.

Edward. William. Sister M. Beatrice, n. S.

and Sister M. Aqum. O. S. F.

Funeral Saturday, 9 a. from chapel. 2658 S. Central Park avenue, to Blessed Agnes church. Interment St.

Adalbert's. Omit flowers. Lawndale 3101. KROHN Frank H. Krohn ot 218 N.

Kensington avenue. La Granse. beloved husband of Alice, father ot Herbert and Caroline. Funeral Friday. 2 p.

from residence to St. John's Lutheran church. Intermeut St. John's cemetery. LEAHY Ellen Nellie Leahy, nee Coffman.

of 4439 School street, beloved wife of Joseph, dear mother of Mrs. Eleanor Dosey and Mrs. Madeline Kroncke. sister of John. Mrs.

Thomas Tieman. George. William. Mrs. Joseph Fitzgerald.

Mrs. Madeline Reilley. Mr. Mildred Evan, and the late James. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a.

from funeral home. 2500 N. Cicero avenue, to St. Viator's church. Interment Mount Carmel.

Berkshire 8070. LEPINSKE Emilie Lepinsk. 3343 S. Western boulevard. Jan.

13. 1942. beloved wife of the late Fritz Lepinske. fond mother ot Fred. Walter.

Harry. George, the late William and Minnie, sister ot Mrs. Gertrude Kossart and Mrs. Augusta Bashelier. At chapel.

63d and Harvard, where services will be held Saturday, Jan. 17, at 2 p. m. Interment Waldheim. LIGMAN Johanna Ligraan.

beloved mother of Mrs. J. Proney. Frank. Mrs.

J. Karch Lucille, Bernard, and Anna. Funeral Saturday. Jan. 17.

at 10:30 a. from late residence. 2616 S. Tripp avenue, to Good Shepherd church. Burial at St.

Adalbert's. LOSURDO Mildred Losurdo. beloved wife of Joseph, fond daughter of Mrs. Lucille Da-mato. dear sister of Frank.

M. Theresa Truppa and Jennie. Funeral Jan. 17. 1942.

at 9 a. from chapel. 1158 W. Grand avenue, to Sancta Maria Addolo-rata church. Interment Mount Carmel.

For information call Haymarket 6856. LOWE George P. Lowe, beloved husband of Anna tnee Lyons, fond father of Nora. Therese. and the late Mary Jane, brother of Eugene.

Norma. Josephine. Margaret. Mrs. Patrick Sullivan, and the late Mrs.

James Kelly. Funeral Saturday at 8:45 a. m. from funeral home. 46th place and Wallace street, to St.

Gabriel's church. Member of Policemen's Benevolent association and Police post, American Legion. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Boulevard 0703 MARZANO Peter Marzano, beloved husband ot Angela Maria I nee Salvatore, devoted lather of Christopher. Anthony.

William, and Peter brother of Pasquale and the late Vito and Maria Pacelli. Funeral from chapel. 619 S. Ashland avenue. Saturday.

Jan. 17, 9:30 a. to Our Lady of Pompeii church. Interment Mount Carmel. MAZE Anna Maze Tnee Bien of 5401 W.

25th place, loving mother of Gertrude, Svehla. and Anne Maze, sister of Albert Bien. Funeral Saturday at 10 a. m. from funeral home.

2307 S. 5 2d avenue, to Mary Queen or Heaven church. Interment Resurrection. Cicero 200. McDERMOTT Elizabeth McDermott.

nee Moser. Jan. 15. of 851 Carpenter avenue. Oak Park, beloved mother of Harold T.

and Margaret E. Morgan, fond grandmother of Gloria E. and Harold Morgan. Service Saturday, Jan. 17, at 1 p.

at chapel, 124-126 Madison street. Oak Park, at Lombard avenue. Interment Wunders cemetery. Member of Circle chapter. No.

6K8. O. E. Oak Park conclave. No.

38, and Women's Club of Oak Park. M'lNTYRE Mary Mclnt.vre. nee Milligan. of 9439 St. Lawrem-e avenue, beloved wife of late Alex, fond mother of Katherine, Mrs.

Christena Hughes, and Alex sister of Katherine P. MacArthur and Sara Andrews. Afchapel. 9108 Cottage Grove avenue, until noon Saturday. Funeral service at 2 p.

at Vincent Methodist church, 91st place and Langley avenue. Interment Cedar Park. MIGAWA Celia Migawa. nee Zbyczynskl. Jan.

13. 1942. late of 2652 N. Long avenue, beloved wife of Joseph, dear sister of Mary Kozlowski. Carrie Krzywicki.

CaM-nnr. and Stanley. Funeral Saturday. Jan. 17, at 9:30 a.

from 1317 N. Ashland avenue, to St. Stanislaus Kost-ka church. Interment St. Adalbert's.

MONCREIFF Edna Monereiff fnee Brusel of 811 S. loth avenue. Maywood. fond mother of Bruse. sister of Mrs.

Henry Eash of Wolcottville. Ind. Funeral Saturday. 11 a. at funeral home.

Lake street at 2d avenue. Maywood. Interment La Grange, Sunday. MORTIMER Elizabeth Mortimer of Loyola avenue. Jan.

14, 1942. wife of the late Albert E. Mortimer, mother of Edward. Harold. Elizabeth, and Jack.

At chapel, 6501 N. Ashland avenue, where service will be held Friday. Jan. 16. at p.

Interment Rosehlll. (Story in adjoining column.) Ira Nelson Morris, diplomat, writer, and traveler, who died last night in his apartment, 219 Lake Shore drive. BLUE NETWORK ASSURED PLACE, SAYS FCC HEAD Should Be Sold, Fly Tells Affiliates. The future of the Blue Network Company, as an indispensable part of the American broadcasting system Is assured. James Lawrence Fly, chairman of the federal communications commission, told affiliates of the newly organized chain at a luncheon meeting yesterday in the Drake hotel.

The Blue network was organized last week as a subsidiary of the Radio Corporation of America to take over operations of the National Broadcasting company's Blue' network. Fly said that the FCC was concerned that the divorcement of the two former NBC networks be carried out with a minimum of dislocation. The FCC last May ordered NBC to dispose of one of its networks. Favors Sale of Network. The Blue network can and should be sold.

Fly said. He indicated that the FCC would facilitate its transfer to new ownership. Mark Woods, president of the Blue network, said the network was for sale but that no offers had been received. The United States has room for four national networks. Fly said, and the potentialities of the Blue network are too great to let it continue as any one's little brother." Suit Over FCC Orders.

Fly touched lightly on the suit of NBC and the Columbia brodacasting system now being heard before a federal court In New York in which these networks are challenging the right of the FCC to enforce orders issued last May. The networks charge they will be wrecked if the orders covering affiliation contracts and time options between stations and networks are enforced. Fly said there is only a limited area ol disagree ment between the suing networks and FCC DRIVER SEIZED AFTER HIS CAR INJURES GIRL, 2 Sam Williams, 60 years old, was arrested yesterday in his sheet metal shop at 1964 Ogden avenue after a car he was driving struck and seri ously injured Rose Marie Smith, 2. in front of her home at 2428 Grenshaw street. Williams told Policeman John Collopy and John Mackey that he thought he had struck a manhole cover until halted by another motor ist a block from the scene.

After he accompanied the child and some other persons to a doctor's office, every one disappeared so he went home, Williams said. He was traced thru his license number. Mrs. Alvina 73, of 3810 South Washtenaw avenue, was injured fatally last night when, according to police, she walked against the side of a heavy motor truck at Archer avenue and Pulaski road. The driver, Charles Kwiek, 32, of 1339 West 19th street, was held by New City police.

Fred Sherman. 61, of 1432 North Menard avenue, died of injuries suffered Wednesday when he was struck at 3101 Lake street by 'a truck driven by Fred Hensel, 4247 Division street. Charles Lassen, 62, of North Sawyer avenue, a newspaper dealer. died in County hospital of injuries suffered pec. 15 at North and Kedzie avenues when he was struck by a car driven by William Brennan, 59, of 3904 Armitage avenue.

Up to 4 p. m. yesterday 48 persons had been killed in Cook county traffic accidents since Jan. 1. Of these, 33 died in Chicago, where 990 were Injured in the same period.

FIX REAL ESTATE ASSESSMENT IN 2 MORE TOWNSHIPS The 1941 real estete assessment for two additional townships' completed in the city of Chicago is $382,804,739, an increase of $2,288,712, or 610 of 1 per cent, over the 1940 assessment of $380,516,027, Assessor John S. Clark announced yesterday. The two new townships are Lake, with an assessment of $185,375,748, an increase of $1,565,086. and Hyde Park, assessed at $197,428,991. a gain of $723,626.

The total 1941 valuation for 34 townships announced so far, including the 30 outside the city limits, is $964,302,846, an increase of 1.1 per cent. Figures for the four remaining city townships will be announced within two weeks. I ADV may excite the Heart fHM trsppsd in th stoaseh or gullet set Ilk htlr-triciOT on Um heart wtte. At th first stjrn mt dlrtrws sairt men and murium dagwid a Ball-iM Tablet Mt tan fr. luatlf but md of th fttt-actlni Br4tFtiMi known for tTEptoaatlc rUf af sstrte hypararldlty.

It th FIRST THAI, doMti'a rrma Bril-ana batter, return bottle to ue and reelr DOCBLSMsaay Back. 2Sc at eii druj (tore. dVZJ Son of Founder of Meat Packing Company. Ira Nelson Morris, diplomat, writer, and world traveler, died last night in Ws apartment at 219 Lake Shore tfrive. Heart disease was the cause of ceath.

Mr. Morris, who was 66 years old, was a native of Chicago. His father. lson Morris, was one of the founders ef th Morris Co. packing firm, which was merged with Armour Co.

His diplomatic posts included that of minister tr Sweden, from 1914 to 1323. He returned to the United States after leaving Stockholm to take up his business affairs. One of his ks described his experiences as representative of the United States abroad. He held decorations from many European countries. Mr.

Morris, in recent years, retired from the public scene and from active financial affairs, but he was extensively interested in many railways, banks, and corporations. He traveled widely and as late as 1939 was mentioned for ambassador to Mexico. In Sweden Thru War. Mr Morris was in Sweden thru the duration of the first World war. when it was one of the few neutral countries, and an important listening post in Europe.

Several times during the war. The Tribune's correspondent in Stockholm, the late James O'Don-rtU Bennett, commented in his dispatcher on Morris' success in the Swedish post and his close friendship wth King Gustav. Mr. and Mrs. Morris had friend-hips with other members of European royalty, including the late Queen Marie of Rumania.

Both were decorated by Rumania during the war. Mrs. Morris for her Red Cross work. Mr. Morris was Rumanian consul general for 28 western states at the time of the queen's four day visit to Chicago in November, 1926.

and was her host. He and his wife accompanied the queen and her son and caughtcr. Prince Nikolas and Princess Ilear.au on their American tour. Mr. Morris was decorated with the grand cordon of the Star of Rumania.

Author of Two Books. Mr. Morris also held decorations from the governments of France. Sweden. Finland.

Persia. Norway. Italy, and India. He was the author -With the Trade Winds" and From an American Legation." Mr. Morris was educated in Philips academy, Andover.

and Sheffield rhool of Yale university; where he mas graduated in 1895. Three later he married Constance Lily Rothschild. They had a daughter. Constance Irene, and a son, Ira Victor Morris. Mr.

Morris was founder of the In-1 terr.ational Radio forum and was a member of the Art Institute and Rumerous clubs of New York and Chicago, the. Polo. St. Cloud, and American clubs, Paris; and the Danelagh, London. CITY TO PRESENT EVIDENCE ON 'L SERVICE TODAY The city of Chicago will be permitted to present evidence on the quality of service offered by the elevated lines before the Illinois Commerce commission makes a ruling on the -L petition for an emergency increase in fares from 10 to 12 cents.

This was the decision yesterday of Assistant Commissioner James R. Clark and Examiner William J. Walsh at a hearing on the petition. Herbert M. Johnson, attorney for the elevated system, said the company's evidence and cross'-exam-i nation en the evidence have been completed and contended the commission should make a ruling on the system's request before hearing the evidence.

Johnson waived the jwnnt. however, after William H. Sex-ton. city attorney, said the city's evidence would be brief. Submission of the city's testimony will be started today.

HELD TO GRAND JURY ON VOTE FRAUD CHARGE County Judge Edmund K. Jarecki j-esterday held Nicholas Tannaci. 3156 ftb avenue, a Democratic worker in the 23th ward, to the grand jury on a charge of stealing and falsifying election papers at the Nov. 4. 1941, judicial election.

Tannaci admitted at a previous hearing on the charge that he had stolen a handful of ballot applications from the polling place in the 47th pre-cinrt of the 29th ward. The theft was reported, however, and efforts to vote rtames of individuals who had not registered in the precinct failed when election commissioners reached the scene soon afterward. Tar.raci was freed after posting a S2300 bond. Liquor Salesman Seized on Embezzlement Count State's attorney's police last night arrested Daniel Lavin. 46 years old.

FC4Q Sheridan road, a salesman for a liquor wholesaler at 217 West Huron street, on a warrant charging em-ferzJementl Sergts. Ernest Sloey and John Kourke said Lavin had mulcted firm of about $9,000 over a period several years, and had admitted jrt of the thefts. He was held in SS.000 bond. $750,000 Fire Razes Two 'Furnace Plant Buildings Syracus-e. N.

Jan. 16 Friday iJP. To rem en were overcome by smoke early today fighting a general fire which destroyed two of three buildings of the Lennox Tut- nare company with an estimated Ks. Cause of the fire was ffetermined. The FBI la Inves Eugene P.

Hintz. Funeral services for Eugene P. Hintz. widely known north shore carpenter contractor, will be conducted at 2 p. m.

today in his home at 153 South 2d street. Highland Park. He will be buried in Northfleld cemetery. Mr. Hintz was born 77 years ago near Northbrook.

He leaves his widow, Helen, and three sons, Warren, LeRoy and Alleh. Louis Christian MuIIgardt. San Francisco, Jan. 15 tA). The death Monday of Louis Christian Mullgardt, 76 years old, internation ally known architect and writer, and one of those present when King Tut-Ankh-Amen's tomb was opened in 1922.

was dlsclnned today. UNDERTAKERS. Laio Soini Funeral Service Imfomrwatioini SOUTH SIDE CHAPEL. 630 AND HARVARD-AVENUE. Fbone 'WENTWORTH 0025.

FRIDAY. JCRATJTKRAMER Lome Me Jones 1 p. m. at oipel REDMAN Mary P. 2 p.

tn. at chapel TOMBL1N Edith. WEBSTER Ida F. 4 p. tn.

at chapel, 3 p. m. at chapel. SATURDAY. EASTERLY Cynthia Adeline.

8 p. m. at chapel, FREEMAN Lucy. 3 p. m.

nt chapel, HARL1CK Anna in a. m. at chaprl. LEPINSKE Emilin. 2 p.

m. at chapel, SUNDAY. KING Lillla R. 2 p. m.

nt chapel. SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED. BORG Carl L. BOWMAN Alice. NORTH SIDE CHAPEL, 6501 N.

ASHLAND-A VENUE. FHONE LONGBEACH 2B4B. FRIDAY. KING Lillian. It a.

m. at chapel MORTIMER Ellrabeth. 2 p. tn. at chapel.

SNAPP-Mahala. 11 a. tn. at aouth tide chapel. SATURDAY.

BECKSTROM William. 3 p. m. at chapel. JUNKIN J.

Scott. 4 p. m. at chapel. SAYLOR George A.

2 p. m. at chapel. VAUGHN William Luther. 1 p.

tn. at chapel. SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED. HOEFT Helen. WICKS Aacha.

C. H. JORDAN CO, VUNEKAL BOMB 200 ERIB-8T. 87 YEARS' SERVICE CEMETERIES. SACRIFICE 4 rrare lota in Bererlr Cemetery.

Very well located. Price $100. which ia hall prenent value. Addrena 8 451. Tribune.

BEAU. Elm Lawn. Elmhurat 6 perp. care eect. S.

$140. A1m ch. 4 Lakeside Irv. rK. lot: perp.

care. aid. oo. w-o. MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMS.

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DEATH NOTICES la LAWRENCE Richard L. Lawrence. Jan. 16. 1939.

In memory of our beloved husband and dad. Deep within our hearts we cherish Thoughts of one we loved so dear. LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTER. MeELLIOTT Elizabeth McElliott. In memory of our darlinr motherv who passed away two years aco today.

In our hearts your memory linicers. Sweetly tender, fond and true. There ia not a day. dear mother. That we do not think of you.

GENEVIEVE. JOHNNY. AND LEON A. RYAN Patrick D. Ryan.

In lovinr memory of our beloved father, who passed away lour years ago today. Jan. la, 1HJH. LOVING CHILDREN AND GRANDDAUGHTER. RUTH.

WILHELM Elizabeth Wilhelm. Ten lonr years aso today our dear mother paed away. DAUGHTERS. SONS. AND GRANDCHILDREN.

Fraternal PSotlcea. CHICAGO MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS' UNION. LOCAL 110 Members please attend funeral of Brother Frank Aumatin. Friday. 1 p.

at chapel. 2006. W. Belmont-av. NEALC.

BISHOP. Secy. AHERN Elizabeth G. Ahem, beloved daughter of the late David and Elizabeth, dear sister of Anns L. Funeral Saturday.

9:30 a. from residence. 3605 to St. Andrew's church. Interment St.

Joseph'a. ANDERSON Emma C. Anderson, late of 214 W. Oak street, beloved wife of the late John, fond mother of Robert. Rudolph.

Edward. Albert. Ellen. Edith, and Ruth. At chapel.

P35 N. Welle atreet. Funeral Saturday at 2 p. m. Interment Ridsewood.

ASTA Anthony Asta. beloved husband of Santa, fond father of Mary Natche. Antoinette Mueller. Josephine. Salvatore.

and Genevieve, brother of Joseph, grandfather of six grandchildren. Funeral Saturday. 10 from residence. 3S33 W. 38th place, to SS.

Joseph and Anne's church. Interment Mount Carmel. Lafayette 9572. ATKINSON John T. Atkinson, late of 624 1 Quincy street, beloved husband of Catherine Sheehan Atklnaon.

fond father of Mrs. Henry P. Blum. James and John T. Atkinson uncle of Mrs.

L. J. Kilroy. Resting- at funeral home. A32I Madison atreet.

Funeral Saturday. Jan, IT. at 9:30 a. to Resurrection church. Interment All Saints'.

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