Chicago Tribune from Chicago, Illinois • 18

CHICAGO DAILY TKIIUJXE: -MONDAY. AUGUST 7.. VXXX i 1 DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES 3. LITTLE ORPHAN 'ANNIE: So He Flew the Coup ARZLtXO t.iovit ni Maraulto of B3t Tarwr atrt-ct. tuv.ua awUmi wl Cndda.

mm la Hturta. imj laibrT of ir. i ORE MARRIED COUPLES FOUND IN SCHOOL JOES no! and wrm THE NATIVES YES-BUT THEY ah rr ts a-3 ARE FRIGHTEtCD'l I FEARED SEE 1 VWPT SKULTVCSS CLUMSY HANDS Jaawa, Ana. J-M-pl. alj.

Mr. jMtiAmt torwta. Mt Mary Mr. Jrama candtn. Funrtji 1'vtxy.

Aul a. ItXO a. I mm auaia ft. Tjl-r to Cuardian Ansel t-nimn lnicrmtt-t Mouse Carotrt. Monro 044'J.

PERHAPS YES- YONDER THEY ARE HlDirQ tH THE THERE LIES THE PILOT- ourre dead. ARE FRIENDLY. SIMPLE PEOPLE WE NEED THEtR AID -THEY WILL HELP US- POSSESS, WE MW STILL CHEAT DEATH OUHQLE- QOSS OUR PLAM5 BUT WHAT Or THE PilJOT W5 LEFT TO course? OF THS OHE- MrCAl CHET-Ellxabelb A HvCawsbf. ha AXEL, FORCED HIM TO FLY rr FOR HIM OR PERHAPS i 3 tv- I I I eM. ur BARHAaOrr-Utii BartkorT.

blvt oaurbirr of Harry a4 Cruaaw. orar aimer ot Armor. Doria. and Owar. aiwral priv-I a Monday.

4 o. m. at rtl rftatwl. ftUU Bratatlway. urtl Jc ltd WikiMm.

omit Borr. Rrnba Krrbrrfc h. of Rlrr: lond arifa of ha lai Knaard. briovv-J liUcr ol Jrattril Vo.t, ltarl. and Edward, ranrral litrtda.

AUt. B. 2 p. at rhaptl. Cv4 fi.

Soulhport attain, lover-Btctil iDiood 1'ark -wmt tcry. BOt fTE Lartrn CoHtrO. St Arnold UOUcC. EKL'CE BrtH. UlovnS r( ir Ulf dry iwvi eroihrr ft NiMn-d Kmc Vrmutye.

truocral aervKt Tufa-tljr. Ana. at 3 p. at funeral nnsx. blji Lliicaeo av.

latcrmeat Mount totlm. CARLSON Knul R. Cartaoo. bclovrd hand ot dear talhrr et Ijdui autl Kleanorr. Serrirr Tundir at 1 p.

an at CBapel, "JJlh imt, Eunil Oak Hill. CASSOS Lntii Caraon, Aos. 6. tut8nd of too lal AmioCi. bclovrd iallH-r ot Mta.

kivtd wile of to tal? Frank P. mother of Jtm Air ra Rusatll J. ai.trr ct Mitr Hunt. McItI" McCaiashcjp, frarah. Janrii.

and AraUi and rh lat J-r Cullm Ktt Vilcrjin I unrral Tucaday. a. tr, from cbarrl. 719 MkMh raiS. to Si.

laaliua cburrb. InJcrnirot Calvaty. Dual Incomes Made Secure by Tenure Law. -KEX5 A Oorr McXrtm, brlmrrd '0 ..7 fy band of Afiv-a, f.md lather of Ralph. LJ-lian- Wakrman, Madrlie Larhmu.

and lai trrorpe Jr. uncral atrrwtt luradr. Auc. a. from lunral Austin tmukvard and Lalte rtwl, Park, to m.

Aneclj'a c-hurrh. Potomac ar.d Menard vrou. Interment All feainW. 35 Alk- MutDrr. xraodl atber ot Virxima.

Mrl.Afc;iit.(N-Jtit- McLaachlsn. fceJovfd hroihrr of Mta. Hi I xhamandcr ot Lo AngrW. yunrr al acrvkv TurMlay, 3 p. at tlim McllKxiial Epiacopal cnurcft.

mtwt Ken more and Harry wiu, vrbcr be arlll in wJlfcj; -p Ii In aisie from 1 1 Ji't p. tbw lo own of the lat Ihotna and KJtra M-l-ausltian brother of th 1st Mary, l.aur. Jchn, Milium, and Tbonta. rornu-i ot Klirahria Woi.In. Funrral A.

P. a. at, from lat rrriVnco. 67:" WitM-hccfr ie. to St.

Bani'a tngn-ii. lr.i-:Tn -n t. rrmrtrrr. VaJparatao, lad br uto. Prwpcct fXli.

Memorial rata. At rvat rtiarH. ala latfc Mrmtx-r of Kin Carir lnrts. DCC TRACY Pocket Burn An A. r.

a A. Oncaial cocjior aud Mcu.aaa Tempi. MrManON. Jamr MrNahon. lal af 1551 tK-lotru ii ot Ivaac 1, lovmtf omtli-r I T'LL SEMD IT TO THE I'D BETTER NOT tET EDWARO WHAT ITS ALU YES, TACK OUR Anna, Ma, anil im A I pert.

rrKv Mow tljr, 11a. cbpd. M'Mi W. Kvotc- IN THE WORLD-? RkSHT. HE CAM WE'LL SET OUT OF THIS veil road.

PACK THIS SUIT OF ME YOURS. DEAR. THERES 5EE.f w. Kfitti trrt, bcHvrd buPan4 vt the lf Marjp a. Faceti M-Mabrn.

lors ftttt-r ot Frank. Jatrie. Mr. hmltn, Mr-. F.

jknrton. anil tt-r iai crorr. Hntbcr of lb lt John, Thorns, and Wllliaot. Ft-ncral Tfi at 0 a. en, Irotn luoeral parlor.

Hltd rrrl. ta Rt F.ttal-rrJa" thiarrh. inirrntrrit Holy S-wi'r-t-r. tSO, A. piper Cfcpy.

bicarart YOU'RE SHAKING COriX-Cart Coh. taia of Oilctj? rr- A survey of board of education records yesterday disclosed more cases of husbands and wives both on the pay.rolL In each instance the couples vere found to be protected by the teacher tenure law and thus secure in their tax supported jobs. Frank D. Lino, 7417 North Paulina street, an elementary school principal, and his wife, who is a high school teacher, have a combined salary of 5707.64 a month during the school year. Principal Paid 111 a Month.

Lano is principal of the Volta Elementary school, Argyle street and Avers avenue. lie entered the school system in 1924 and receives $444 a month. Mrs. Lino, who is listed on the pay roll as Ruth D. Lino, teaches music at Roosevelt High school, 3436 Wilson avenue, and receives $263.64 a month.

She entered the school system in 1919. "We became acquainted after we started teaching," Lino said yesterday, "and saw no reason to give up our careers when we married. Mine iiim. at Sndcr iafce. hubao4 A TERRIBLE BURNW ILL TEND ALL OVER RE WEAVE THE FABRIC.

YOU KNOW, NOW THAT WE'RE MARRIED, AKJD TAKE A HOTEL ROOM TO THE SUIT. Alw-e oea Hru'lcirrs. lalbrr ot Carl. il Kalrb. emrhrr ot atcurl Cole, tmiiy 1 horajipon.

nu-r-i nhn. and AurtOa Krl- im the crry-ER FTC A 1.1 E-Walir MtlcaU parrr4 SHOULD LOOKAKTER WHAT'S THAT? an ronrral Mnntav Auc. 7. at 10 a. X.X KNOW THE TALOR Irotn rt apcl tJ K.

aircci, to Goaehill SUCH THINGS FOR oiauKiicum. i'i, a j. a. 193. Mirrrrrd hr hi ifr.

Fmntv and on tea, Jcron. Srvira GOtl Vetrrn awntte. Joliet, To. dar, 2 p. re.

Srtrlor concluded Mount Mot Cemewrf chapti. Cbtcaso, at 4 p. r. PERSOMALLY. CdMJtN Jattir A.

ConUn of la 7 ILL TAKE pif orlnvl buvDand ol Maty, lend laincr THE LEFT COAT ol Mr. William Adam. Mn. Artxtld Mni'O CARE OF IT. MllJJt-Caroline Jaey hrJoved wll ft r.

Mt. William iiw-naroaoti. Mm. fan! t.r r. Jinn Mia.

Jt-sn Clilt, and Kunrral Tufwtiav. Aui, a. a Irooi rnaprl. US' Clark-aC. tnm I nc Jamri load frr cf Eltiabr'la Rikrr, Tbrtfjt M.

Jons. Jowpb, and W. Iam, nd lb Isti C'han-a Jn and Atua IttrkrriMMf. FutJrral TttrprT. An.

8. at 3 i. at chanel. Vi'js Wcnlv.es tk re-nm, Inurtnctit tiak Wood. to MoIt taibcdral.

lotcnaeot Calvary IIAN'IEI-Joba Klfhard IHntrl. lonny Bon fy- I ot John A. and Mint, Prtovco brt(o-r ol Jioail-William J. Mohr, Atie. 6.

V'ovrJ Maty llant and Arm frapor. rnttrral 1K-mir, at a. front ll is specialized 1 am a principal. Mrs. i 1j3 llb aitrrt.

lo fit. Vnm" ibvxk. laicntKOi bt Aoa.u-ti ctatctetr. buabend ot lb late lii Mocr. father ot Mr.

Andr-w 1 hnmaa Ktartwy. Remama vt ICi.T Clark trrrt. tnt a- ot SrrvSrr rouiih Itcub- i-rau rhurch rhitvl. Mk-htcati evmue and atrrrt. Auj.

1 1 a. Intrrowut ptiri, fiotpchull ouw.rij-. kico-1 omit floo'cr. DE STrrANO-C rt i laie ot S34 bubcd of atMr. ax Hic I lmd llbrr or Mr.

l.itnlirn. The- Mko. Rotw. and Carl Jr. May.

at rl. "4 KorttX-ramat Mnrin bclafa hprbyo Wrrlrrn atrrnsi. loirncsl Mouul Csroui. Arniius ie'M, Lino is a music teacher and has an elaborate education. She also is in a specialized profession." Two in Morgan Tark High.

Mr. and Mrs. Guy Ilartle, who live at 12015 South 74th avenue, Worth, both teach at Morgan Park High school, 1744 Fryor avenue. Together they receive $675.26 a month from the board ol education. Ilartle, who has been in the school system since 1928, receives $323.76.

Mrs. Hartle started teaching in in 1927. She receives $351.50 a jnonlh. Ortdcrt for Hawtl. t.

ntrtl Paltick. taoa mnthft l.u. Jonrpbliw UHilkr, and fa'rlra. fmorl ir ol Jobu. Anna CiMxxk.

Ma OBITUARIES imi Palntt Has. Kuorral lur-Mlajr. in- Irotn mMm. li. w.

fcjcy aired. Ii M. Andtvvr'a ihotrh. Imrrmrni Mount Ctu- 3iiv of Concur Lttncrtck, Irrlaod zkeMASSACRE Ch icago 1939 Trafic Toll Ht7.iKRAI.O Cbatlf r. rMtsrall.

'i in isle loia Monti, at Bouchard; fond father of Mr. Connne llant end Armand J. Mrmber of Ciuard of Honor of Jspt Imiiw rhrrh Funrral Tuesday, Btlft froio late rr-Mdrnt. "Tft. tn Kotra Daaw hurrh Intrrtrimt Carorl.

trniH flower Onartiafl rnx-rt plrs eopy. Pbott Lonilwacli tnWi KT-fi-AHY Mary Ixmt Nukihv. Aur. 1 hrlovrd drui-htrr of Ulc Mrr. Klirn MaijiiJt Mt7tCJ.hr.

nt.Hr ol Mh-I, Wttliar. Tdornai. imwilir. aa-l Is Jamr Malrahy. Funrtal dtri-ny a.

tn. Iwta trwlMirf. .42 Aaland rapa. ta $. Isnsta- Mourt Otnvl.

XOIiriHT Tbf Nordhr, Hnr. lf.1?l, r-rrd nf of latr rr ti-'ir ft Mr. Ann Kj-ri-KHi, tlr-. jtnd It-. It Man and William.

Stn-o-r 2 p. 1.111 b-tn h. id lwndaln a Mrt At rrl at tvi io tviottd of lunk M. and Mjb. n- Miisoik; itxi otjtcr ot ti.

aj ten. Jnntx. Jar a. Mrrvlia, rod WHIiai futwrai Monaar, Aos. 1mm Ui intT, iii'J 5.

Kliraorih a 1" a. In uiiairan rounca. Intxrnactal al Marjr Aortuat CUr.rNrt.ATT-OTM J. CtwoMsd. I aou ot arymur a.

Klr MAP FEDERAL SUIT TO SMASH THEATER CHAIN Washington. D. Aug. 6 Of). The justice department tonight n-nounced it will file an equity suit tomorrow charging ail major motion picture producing companies end a large theater ihain and in a (Dilates or-crating In five states with "combining unreasonably tn restrain trade.

The defendant exhibitor, according to the announcc-mc nt, wilt be Srhlne Chain Theater, Srhine Circuit, Schlnc Theatrical Company, Schtne Enterprises corporation, Schine Chain Theaters of Oriio, Krhlne Lexington corpora-lion, and Chesapeake Theaters corporation. The distributors to be named TlV0 5rO2yE4JLL PROVES ERNESVS A BOUNCING BABY Police last night called Ernest Spit-ter, 2 years old, a real bouncing baby. Ernest was lean- ing against a win- dow screen in Mast, and IwollKr I 'r Juntt. at str dr. U.

Ii. A. rrtwirrjf. Wald' James ConUn. James Conlan.

a paving roolractor In Chicago for nineteen years before his retirement in 1310, died yesterday In his home at 18 East Ecllcvuc place. Mr. Conlan, who wa SO years old. was a native of Chicago. His home was destroyed in the Chicago fire, whUU lm witnessed as a boy.

Surviving are his widow, Mary; five daughters. Mrs. William Adams, Mrs, Clara Holingrr, and Mrs. Jean Clift of Chicago; Mrs. Constance Richardson of Onion.

and Mat. Martcline Goclzer of Philadelphia, and two sons, James Jr. and Vincent ttoninn. Funeral servicca will Ik held at 11 i. nu tomorrow in Holy Name cathedral, with burial in Calvary cemetery.

Wuliam C. Whitcomb. William C. Whitcomb. retired locomotive manufacturer, died yesterday at River, where he had gone on a business lie was 71 years old.

Mr. Whitcomb was for many years president of the Whitcomb I.ocomoUve Manufacturing company jt Roohclle. III. lie retired In Mr. Whitcomb made his home loth la KcchHJe and Chicago.

He was born in Pittsburgh. Surviving are his widow, the former Julia ChamblSn. of 15 East Division street, and two daughters. Mrs. Byron Harvey t.nd Mrs.

Latham Castle of Sandwich. III. Funeral rcrviccs will be held in the Fourth Prcsbyterinn church tt 2 p. m. tomorrow.

Burial will be in Rcwhill cemetery. CLIPPER SETS NEW RECORD ON ATLANTIC HOP LONDON. Aug. 6 The Amcri-'an Clipper arrived in Southampton today only a little more than twenty-four hours after leaving New York to set a new record for a trans-Atlantic passenger flight. Carrying twrnty-two passengers and crew of twelve, the Clipper made the opfjn ocean hop from lot wood.

N. to Koynes, Ireland, in llli hours. British I'lanc Kraches New York. Port Washington, N. Aug.

6 The British ilying boat Caribou, Inaugurating British trans-Atlantic air mail service, arrived here tonight afier a last leg flight of two hours mid twenty minutes from Bouchervillc, the Montreal seaplane base. The plane took off yesterday from Southampton, England, refueled In th air over Foynes, Ireland, and ar-lived at Eotwood, Newfoundland, this morninc. OipjM KHiirnx to Aw his second floor 274 .7 home at bom. MoodAf. Ait.

at p. m. CROSS-Mart E. Crow. tS'd of he ll- Kloia.

mar mwlt-cr ot Hmsr. Kxinliold. tutl. arswrnl. aud arar.a.

uirr ot KaHrit era. Rcmri at luti'ral tiii-. W. ortb unsil 11 a. at TiK-tdi.

Aos. J. t-i 1 p. al Au'im I "lb. tlwrrii, Mauo and Mooc iDlcntKOt II lNrV-Johanna M.

Aus. C. 1933. lcd cf J. Klm Hsutu.

innlb'T ol Mr. tioir. MuM. r. and Clad.

lod odml Iw of Jt. lincf. od MTKn p. at Iwnrral nnrl. 4xikh aciu.

loltr-neat Arliesion i trr. II CRRI-Mr liarrla. Iif iMM.ItKa. 167.1 ri II tn. Ulovrd Ii Is' id, 'mil tif a'd li Mm k.

1' it h. CtOH. lit lat JoKr, fn. tt imjt htWrm. fend.mts ere Loew's.

Radio-Keith- I Mrs. Elizabeth A. McCanthcj. Orphcum coroorallon. Universal lure Cum ra nr.

Ine 'ni rrjLl Film More than 9SCe of the city' automobile fatalities are of a natur phjiically impossible on an flvatrd Mra. Kliraheih A. McCausJiry. a r-eilih (Vniunv William J. Mobr.

West 16th street when the screen gave way. Ernest fell out the window, lie landed on the sidewalk below. Ernest cried, and his father, Jacob, r.nd police took him to SL Luke's hospital. But all physicians could find were a few minor bruises and cuts. They mar- resident or lor i.uy years.

Fox Film corporation. United Arils' i William J. Mobr. Ui t-4 rbsnrC. att Fult-rtr-n rTy.

itd Id w. Tucaday. InKrtnrnt Mount Oiire. M. As.

fl. 1 iTi tSjttiihtrr of lb lat Tmna -d Man l.rr Nnttcn, auir of lUaifan. Thotiia M- Eluabrth Cmn. mit.s. I jlian I and lh U'r Mriiie X.

Jir-nr-n. Fuvral Wr-dnrds rn from nrsl hotrw. Hat Mwt, ft. Jrrontr'a rhrr. I --rnK-nt M.

J.ir-f r-'itv- fyr. Pott-l'W Borltcfrd pleat cepj-. OSTEJtMAN St Ania colkr. PATER rJ ward J. PalrJt.

Acrti't 4. 7 yearn, rr-ntbrr of Abraham In latr lase, Otn Uoodman. Sat Jar-b raic. Mt-mbrr of Ideal io3--. r.

A. -lvrr link, i CI. ft. fvedv lirnrab lofljr, and crvra, Sr-n-r Uan't. Krmim tnrr n-1 Uti'Zt W.

FuKeTloo af no. unitl at 10 n. latertnent KikiiicM proper. PATTrRON Wflm Aft. 6.

of Mrrrf.rl. Ill, and Cti Ins- 1 ib law lumrt ne M-r: lathrr of Mr. Jean Uabm, Kra. Wlv William s. Palicnwm.

and tttr Iz-itar W. Pat Cirolhrr ot Mix" M'" ratt'tJ-Mi r-l Tbnim of Ma-xurU. Ii prl at M-t IH, mewl fa: at lu oi. Momisf, Aus. f.

RFKKS rm,) T. Pork of 4.V? X. Umi aTruur. toewivra mlcr of Mary links, ot and Wtl iara Hmry. At t.

K. Clark tirrrt. rr r-n 10 a ra, rmutera tn -t AtoticretM ArunKir acid Kcnmnrt evtauis. EOCERe-Artbtif T. Pr-rrr.

rn cf lr ts' John and atberin Kosxta. Cfthrr Jbn lb Hcmard 11, Jns'-nh Mjt Kcrrr od Mr. Anna feean. 1-untrsl corporation, Columbia Pictures cor poration, Warner Brothers Pictures, tl MiMKlav, 3UiU P- a at bn-l. V'Hagraph, Paramount Pic died of a heart nitnck yesicrday in her lion at 1051 itotumltia avenue.

She wrs 7fi years eld. ami a native of Erimficld. 111. McOughey was the widow of Frank P. Mr-Cauchcy, a ron tract or.

who helped aCl Ijris lolrtrtrot l. 1. A. t-wlnr, Jrlh WaWhCim. Vlrsm OB" tures.

Inc. and Paramount Film Distributing corporation. Sin Francisco, Aug. fi run-Arrn iean Airways said today its Cali-fornift Clipper developed manneto trouble T.O minu'p niter leaving Guam for Wl. Island Jnd turned back to rstak rrpairs.

p-tt. Iiroit pr pica -opy. MRKV-tjfa OMrobtit tlarrjr, Ai.j. I atrotf. f.rnfst ppittrr.

build evt Chicago park. She 0r. O. Smith. Sycamore Hen rot in hospital board of trustees and a former president of the Athletic association, died yesterday In the hospital.

He was 73 years old. home was at 237 East Delaware place. Mr. Mohr formerly was member of the firm of John 1L Mohr Sens Boiler works. He was a member of the South Shore country club.

A daughter, Mrs. Andrew Thomas Kearney, and a granddaughter survive, Funoral services will be hHd to-morrow at 11 a. m. in the Fourth Prcs-bjtcrian church. I'atk.

l'u-il witi of viman iw ttjrr ft Mia. KHh Mta. tMtf luonrt. and Rftwtt OWrobutS funeral pfrttrr ik m. Au.

at Tnn- vrled that there were no bonf fractures or internal injuries. Ernest, fiowever, will be kept in the hospital for observation. leaver a Juno i. Another son, Russell J. McCaught, a well known trial lawyer, died of a attack In the Columbia avenue home last April Serv ices for Dentist 61 Years, is Dead Sycamore.

Ill- Aug. fi ISpecial.1 Dr Olin II. Smith. years old. dentist here 61 years, died last nigh He was brought to Sycamore at the age c-f 2 from DrMol, VL He was mryor six years and was a past president of the Sycamore Commercial club and cf the KivhwauXee Country club.

He continued activo dentistry ut.lil two days before bo died. Dr. Smith is survived by his widow, a sct, Lowell IV. Smith. Sycamore attorney, and a daughter, Mrs.

Rose Mussel. George McKenot. Funeral services for George Mo Kcnna will be held tomorrow morning at St. Angela's church. Mr.

McKenna, a retired lighting company executive, died of a heart ailment Saturday In Passavant hospital. He was 53 years old. Surviving are hl.i widow, Agnes; a son. roltccman Ralph McKenna of the lt district, and two daughters, Lillian Wakcman and Madeline I-u Mrs. McCaughey will be held in SL Ignatius church tomorrow morning.

Burial will be In Calvary cemetery. Jo tin C. Corf ik lit. Funeral services for John C. Cor-rlgan, a retired police operator, will be held at 10 a.

ro. tomorrow In St. Mel's Roman Catholic church, 22 North Kildare avenue. Mr. Corrigan, who was b'2 yean old, died Saturday in hs home at 4211 Gladys avenue.

He first became a police operator in 1393 and remained In that job until his retirement in 1332. He is survived by his widow. Maude; four sons, three daughters, and seven grandchildren. sr ljnrw-rn thmtK fSb-nco. III.

ot IP b'nr Ciardro ol JMrnotlca. rTT-Mra-tt JlatwH. or Cljnry. t-Invrd viita el th lain Ja I. Ma t.

load tnothw Julm itmtm and WiJiiatn ot MIC fuoetal Wcmnratfay. iu a. fa. l'-rnt rwrnc. 493 Miwn aifrri.

in RirturrccUoa cburcb. Intcnauit All ainta. Ufiift-Cora R. Avt. 190.

at brr rrMdnCB, ll'Xrl Wind-rsM-r lial. il ol lh lata William J. Moas. tnotb" ot 1. llna.

f-vnrral rrvKea at rbaprl. Cue rxot. a p. mi. Burial prival.

Kindly otmt figvera. Alic Bww Sana-kt. til. htinday, Aus. fi.

tit wcr Adct-C S.priht of Cbuafn. Kuwral v-Hra Turwiax. a p. b. to bandai.b.

HOCTASSON Mathilda Horaoaoo. iur. f. ctr if In lal Htuan. fcrlovrd moibrr ot Mr, fcva Ucr.

Mr. TlwSma Conrad, Mr. tm Grwilt. aJ Hi la: Klmor llosanttofi. Wrdn3y.

Auc. p. at tnwral hn. 3'JiS-lit Mllvaokr a veno. loienaKSt tils' ood cemetery.

Kildar 4iio0. HtiVl AND-Cbark 1. Hovlsnd of lr, An-erint, cU loriwrly ot 113J tarU ott. Chirac, twlowl huihand ot Anna, or Krninirh; von of tb lai Jjm-i A. and tarrl M.

Hnvland. Srrvn Wrdw-ay. p. at rbatvl. 140 Slirtnan lutiwnl Nr-mortal Para, nrnnatri at cbaprl alter noon Tredy.

Hr'RWICH Itmi Httrlr of 335 9- Ty Inr otrrv-t, Itrwl. Ind O. IPX, at Srt. Joirrh hnnltat. lnd.

8 fT iTnnv CRASH INTO POLE INJURES AUTOIST, KILLS PASSENGER George Marra. 2.T years old, "7iZ East 63th street, was killed yesterday when the automobile in which he was riding struck an electric liht pele uf Scuth Chicago end Baltimore av. nues. The driver, Raymond Martin, 23, of 1318 East GSlh street, was taken to South Chicago hospital. He suffered cuts on the head f.r.d possibl? internal injuries.

Mrs. Maude Davis, 40 year3 old, colored, of 3609 Vernon avenue, was killed by an automobile which struck her after jumping the curb at South Park way and 32d street. The driver was Robert Johnson, colored, of 4S23 Champlain avenue. lie told Stanton avenue police his car had been rammed from the rear by a taxicab which then drove away. Paul Powers, 71 years old, 3136 Augusta boulevard, died in the Franklin Boulevard hospital of injuries suffered earlier in the day when he was struck by an automobile in front of 32 North Central Park avenue.

The driver was Sol Zueckcrt, North St. Louis avenue. The body of Joseph Gac, 43 year3 old, 5305 North Mobile avenue, was found at the side of Higgins road, west of Melvina avenue. Jefferson Park police said he had been killed by a hit and run automobile. A few pieces of glass from a broken headlight were the only clews to the driver's identity.

Up to 4 p. m. yesterday 4S7 persons had been killed by automobiles in Cock county since Jan. Of these, 376 were killed in Chicago, where 12,547 were injured in the same period. juwaay.

At. S. at a. from broth, a c-aiu. nro, 5.

I'rtrr to t. Rrmard' rhtir h. lalrrtwrnt Mount 01rn. Member Torn Moore court, fco. 11S, O.

F. ROGER Xor rtdcrr. WorrJ c-r cf lh Mr, ltrtdet tmmon Jim. At MSarrir. aunt of jati, Rcsvra.

Tueaday. Anc. B. at 9 tfnrn tnrrA htwne. N.

Arrr avenue, lo Holy tn cathtdral. fcuHU Calvary, bcltcont 0110. ROnOLT Edtifc Sopht Ant. a brlorrd wile of Cmrae or Kratrtre. Carol-n.

Jrat. William, and Jin-t Rct.n at cbitnrl. N. Clark Utrri. untjl Monday.

p. Fcrrvtroji and Inirr-frtst Oconotnomoc. Turar. S' HIPPUCH Frank RrftippHffi Mortis Krrth arid te late Frank. orolbrr ot Eitward.

Mr, ftutn l.y.,1- and Bflhr twhtpplieh. Funeral Auf. a. I ehxprl, Wi2 Wmiwonh avttiu. lnprmnnt Cribania.

SHAPPS Pr. Jfflliaa Shapjn ICC2 Brm Mawr avenue, ere tselovrd bahand il lleltjr. devotrd of Zrii Shapolkin. tonu broilHT of Hrrrr and tVilltam. Futn-ol Mr-nda.

A. 'i p. at cbpct. SS.ta tJivnloa alrcrt. -tnicrmcnt M-biicv ccmctcrr.

Always in PcrftctTott Mrs. Cora E. Hoar. Mrs. Cora E.

Hoag did yesterday in her home In the Hotel Winder V'Li'JiriiiilLilU AMERICAN YOUTH WINS WAKEFIELD FLYING TROPHY Kendix, N. Aug 6 An American won the international Wakefield trophy today for the sixth time in twelve years. Dick Korda, 24 years old. of Cleveland, released his red miniature plane en the grounds of the Aviation Golf Jub for the first flight in the one iay contest and bested the forty other planes entered under six flags. His lime, 43 minutes 23 seconds, broke the international duration of 33 minutes 9 seconds set by Kobert Copeland of London at a meet in Jugo-Slavia last year.

A Canadian model was second and a French model third. Entries representing the Union of South Africa, New Zealand, Great Britain, France, Canada, and the United States competed for the trophy donated by Lord Wakefield of England. F. W. MONDELL, 79, EX-CONGRESSMAN, DIES IN CAPITAL Washington, D.

Aug. 6 JP). Frank W. Mondell, who as the Republican floor leader carried on house fcattles for Speaker Joe Cannon, died his home here today. He was 79 years old.

More than three decades of his life spent in active politics, including twelve terms in the house, fn 1he 1912 campaign Mondell opposed mere. She was the widow or William J. Hoag, a live stock commission merchant who was associated with the Chicago stock yards for fifty-seven years. Surviving is a son, Albert ASKS ROOSEVELT TO AID REFUGEES; CITES 3 DEATHS An appeal to President Roosevelt to permit persecuted European refugees to remain in America beyond the time fixed In their temporary immigration permits, was dispatched yesterday by the National Alliance of America. Tho pla, contained In letter si-ned by R.

A. Ginsburg, was prompted by the death plunge from the Congress hotel last Thursday of Mrs. Adcle Larger, Jewish refuse! from Czecho-SIovakia, and her two small sons, Jan, 4, and Karel, fi. Hie Langers were In America wilh their husband end father, Karel Langer. on a six months' visitation visa.

A coronor's jury decided that Mrs. Langer plunged to her death with her sons while temporarily Insane, and that she had been driven to that condition by persecution. A triple funeral for the Langprs will be held this morning at the Bohemian National cemetery. YOUTH ON PICNIC DROWNS; MISSED ON CALL OF ROLL Twenty young men and women from the south side held a picnic yesterday at the edge of an old water filled quarry on llllh street, one block west of Harlem avenue. In Worth township.

Some went swimming and wading. When it was time to go home, a roll call was held. Kevin Fielding, 18 years old, 5S36 Aberdeen street, failed to answer. A search was made. His shoes wfre found near the water.

Policeman Edward Emons of the safety squad of the slate police at Blue Island, was called. He and his men dragged the quarry and recovered Fielding's body a few hours later. Unable to swim, he had gone wading, and had plunged Into deep water unnoticed by his picnic companions. C. E.

Atkinson, University Aid 42 Years, to Retire Urbana, 111, Aug. 6 Special). Retirement of Charles E. Atkinson, for fcrty-two years an employfi of the University of Illinois, and since 1906 superintendent of grounds, has been announced effective Sept. 1.

Hoas. Private funeral services will be held at 8 p. today In the chapel at 4227 Cottage Grove avenue. Gilbert McIWaine. Downingtown, Pa- Aug.

ft (P). Gilbert Mcllvaine, 59 years old, Philadelphia architect who founded the American Legion's annual essay contest on Americanism for high school students, died today. yrr. brlovrd lit of tavtd. food moibrr of Mr.

JoiM-ph Eltrlon. Mr, tkmard and Mrt Hrry E. Wrt-rtnan of Cbiraxo. Llrr Hunrtcli of KlVhart. I't-f and Inrtn A.

arm it of Mihala. 4rr iirr of Mr. Ljmo Bsplan, oyih ld, and Mr la Kal. Brooklyn. S.

V. -'nnral 3 p. an- r- lo tic brew Orlbodos crmttrry, MioUawali. DEATH NOTICES ara rtcaivad lor pubIic4tion In iho nett morning' Final Edition 'ol I ho Chicago Tribune tip to 11:00 each n'ghl. CaB Superior 0100 Vanf Ad-Ytstr.

nrasa it. Sirhert. late of 3025 Loui avenue, dearly beloved hur-band ol Gun Sm-brrt, fond taiher ol rt Batch. Prctber of Lout, bu.lave. and Paultn Soirman, arandlather of Robert and Gloria Jao MKh.

At re tn the I unreal chaim, KS4-86 Imnr f'rric rna, ware ocrvtee wni beH Tuesday at p. m. interment Eoschiil. SIKGEL Solotnoa H. Diesel.

BeJoved rc-bssod of Ida I nr Herros; oWoled father ot Walter J. arid Jeroro Fum ral aerv-lv-t Monday, at It a. at memorial rhanel. b'-ltl r-rcia5 a. Interment J-Wf Waidhrtm.

Late nember ot I. tt at. ca. U. Family at Z3i K.

Maroa avcau. fr.wfc.fr fciT.Wft Wi vfc Jit 4 The PREFERENCE for Lain A Sow funeral in Chicajtt i now GREATER than fr any other concern. Mare calls, more chapet and residential aerTicea In one month than tba average coneem rrri in year. TWO eUjxeU TWO 2cicU Chicago's acceptance of the many feature pioneered ly Lain Sc Son Imperial (Quartet, A ir-Conditioning in uch an overwhelming manner atturc a aervico that cannot he duplicated eUevihere, either in quality or price. CamrtoU Fwxrait Wrthi Ttar Fmsaciii Htm Monroe D.

Andsrtoa. Houston, Tex Aug. 6 rTF). Monroe Dunnaway Anderson, 66 years old, president of one of the world's largest cotton firms, Anderson, Clayton Co, died at his home today. S1LVESTKI Floreoea Silvetrl tn Boral.

CCHETEKIES. JEWISH WVilva-a i era' A-11 rwloved wll of Joseph, food moibrr of kenneth. Miter of Henr and Paul Morn. Krmain at rettdence, 6149 fakin atreet. tTVnea Tueadj.

An. a. at 6k Bartholin mrw ebureh, it 10 a. m. lalcnncat Mount CanurL MORUMEIITS SUQ fAUSBlEUatS.

SW AN Gile K. Swan, beloved bvabind ei fUlERAL OlaECTOKS. COMtM.KTK rCNKBAU AS I.UW AS IT nr Aw lw fJiiAM.rt inc pirkctioh nrrf Ctir Rat tvmv on sow runt, i adm STKWAKT OCt7 UimH HICAOO 3101 CITY OF NEWARK ORDERS TRIAL OF BIKE LICENSES Newark, N. Aug. 6 License tags and registrations for bicycles have been ordered by Acting Public Safety Director Leo Cluesmann because of the increasing number of cycle fatalities and injuries here.

The Newark safety council has volunteered to furnish metal license plates free. To get plates and registration card3 from hi3 police precinct, the cyclist will be required to show he knows the trafic rules and his wheel has a signaling device, good brakes and lights for night riding. WW Hie Bull Moose candidacy of Theodore Koosevelt. Mr. Mondell served as a house member from Wyoming.

He was born in St. Louis, but after living in Iowa, end in Chicago, settled in Wyoming in the 1880's, He is survived by his iwidow, three sons, and two daugti-lers. Funeral services will be conducted Tuesday, with burial at Washington. I BCS1.NESS MAN DIES. Hinonk, 111., Auk.

(Special. Jr.ha Williams, SS rears old, died today in YVoodlord rounty sanitarium here. He formerly was a lelegiaiher lor the Santa Fe railroad here and entered the electrical appliances about ten years ago. Ue leaves hi Navy Gunners Have Eyes on Targets, Awards Show Washington, D. Aug 6 P).

The navy today published more than 100 annual gunnery awards which officials said Indicate the fleet is shooting stralghter than ever before. Topping the list was the battleship Colorado, whose main batteries of 16 Inch guns qualified by blasting targets over the horizon to take both the navy award and a first prize rating in its class. Hie West Virginia likewise qualified for first prize and the New Mexico for second. 9- 1- i DEATH NOTICES IMFF-Ftora C. Iliff.

CW5 Indian im, Ati. 6. rr of Mr. Hall 0m, CCdar-villr. and Charlr K.

Ill IT. and arvrral ohtct nrphrvrt. Fonrral rrrlr Tu Aft. S-30 hr-l. ISh nd MKbl-gan.

Burial Mrtnortal Para. JOTCE John M. Joyt-. attddily. brlorrd aoa of Jarrera W.

and arab Jw, oo f-rry fond hroibrr of Maty I'muia Joire. KotiriTl Tu-day. An, a. at :30 a. from lat botne, MU8 S.

to at. Ktla'f t-hitrcb. Itiirrtnmt Holy Srpokbr. EOCIt-rtili a. Kt.b.

or Jlfkt: mottw-r of Cart and rrd, autrr of Panlin KtrH. Frrd. Ale, and Arthur MHrr. nd the l-l Altwrt Mrirr and Mr Ottilia Huis.rr. R-ttfn rr-aprl.

14 E. FIM drtt. tllnwlab. iltrr 3 p. ft.

Moodav. tnlrrmnl Wrrlnrday p. la ft. Lout. Mo.

ft. Lout twprr rlr ropy. KRCTPA Ernrdirt f. Kninp. brlvd of Ivtrr.

fond hmibrr ot Jcrph. John. Frank and Brntr Soartsl. rtnwal Turodaf. A ua.

8. from ll rrir)ror. PB N. rairfirtd 9 tH0 a. to 5C John Canua' rfiurrb.

lnlrrcnrmt St. LAWRENCE Jamm Lavrreoro. formerly of Fvanaton. Saturday. Aut.

at pvtrrabunr. or hoand of Krlli lrwrr Ijivrrmr. fathrr of Mr. HrlMi Ij. hnjdrr.

Mr. EliraNrth L. Cortnan, Robert and Jamr Latrrenro Jr. Funrral aoitr lalrr. LKTIIC rrnk Lrvta.

4tT MarnoUa. loved hnaband of Anna Rhra. no Rollf: oar broihrr of Eat liotlrr and jn-iw. runrrl "tnrdt ml o. an.

at ana mortal rhaprl. 8143 Broadway. InNrnwnt Motmt tirrmwood rrmrtivt. ll rnrttsbrr of Jack-on Park Wn Ko. I15.

A. F. A. M. LFHMAS-tlanna R.

Lrbman. brlovrd wife of lb 11 timjatoln. drrotd wolbr of tb lal Catbanno Willnrr and Utrww fnnd ltrr of Allc Brrmo. Iv pold E. Itlora.

Philip D. filorit. Biawh B. Jowptt, Cora 0. Hart, and lb Ut Etran-p Rlnrk.

Fnnrrat nolir lairr. Cin-onnall, and Fott Wayne. ItwL, paper plra copy. MA PIMA Ann Mdl An. 131.

bo-lovad of SMtr M. Ronry, O. S. Marlr Urnitan Joarpb. and John, fond trattdmoinrr et Jsmr MaH.

nteln- ftmtU 5501 N. ASHLAND W4 63rd HARVARD MIIV HTI 1-rVT I jfiWWHwrramwrrTrmrw iii 1 1 ii him i mi I a nv rwri rvr i MUMS, DAD'S RASCAL Muriel Ine Kreaaanl. dear lather of Jeanne Munrl. ana of Veronica, brotber oi Ray and John. At ttuteral borne, Wiimmi avenue.

Servtei-a Tueadajr. 3 p. on-ttr Ibe aowicra ot covenant lodf. n. b'Z F.

tt Lnlombroctil Acaoa nuuKileum. WAGXERj Henry XT Warner, at Mirtmle home at SnHivan 111., Auj. 6, beloved feu hand of Helta, father of William and Frank. hroihr ot Mamie trady Sanborn. Funeral at Wlrls cbaptl.

Da Kr'a, lu, Wedneaday. at p. m. ID. S.

X.J Cower. A POLE Terr L. Wapole. ee Keao: beloved wtf of lb lat Frank lovtr.j mother of Franrta T. ami Mary Loreiia.

fnod alvter of Mae Barrett and Anna Veatlln, fnd aunt of Jnbn. Wllitam nd Vincent Barrett. Funeral Wedne-day, at 9:1 a. from Uie reaidroc, 47 IT, jj. Hamlin avenue, to St.

Edward's church. Intermen Mount CaraarL WM5TiJ TboaiH Wenton ot SOJt Warreo ruevrd. I'd year. etriry ol bc-m Liibl lo4ce. So.

Tst. A. I. a A. prd away Atif.

6. Survivin art ivo brnth-r. William of London. Oat, and Edward O. of VtetoHa.

C. and two It, Mr. M. JfrrWtl of Wood-tot k. One.

and Mr. Geotae Weiard of Grand Rapid. Mk-ti. Mawmie aervtcea at ehajwl, JJIfi Mad'iMMi atrret ncMnerd. Aus.

3 p. m. Intorment at Londoa, Otic LoihI'iu pepera nleaj eopy. vTHITCtlif W4llm Card WhiUomb of 1) E. Olvmwm a reet paed away at tlact Rtver.

Wl. Auc. tu-t-and ot Jd'la IhamWtn Wbttfotab. food taiher of Mr Rj-ron Harvey Jr of Oh-rro and Mr. Lftiam Cte of III.

At eharl. A Ablanjl aii-nr, ntil nmn -er at Four's tret'y tert burr. Tur lay, Au. S. tU i p.

a. Interewnt aUvrbdl. ILK Harry IVr lal of r.l' III beloved hwltand of MtnrareL ne lit-t-awnn. lovtrta tm-iaye etf BiBlilrr. EM KrlheX-.

and Wa'It. Funeral Twwlcy. p. at fisrr-ntl botri, 4 bl MilwavVe at. JYttrtal KiJewwod.

EE LING SO GOOD BUT I'M GLAO NOW HE TOLD ME BROMO-SELTZER I COULD HAVE A HELPED HIM SO A NEW DC ESS fA 5 TVt7. FAST' mw a la" -ea. 'c v.rtai at irv mt to nrlnm. OCTXTR F.awr4 tlM-r Jr. la Invtnt mtm-orr tt our rtarlin ItlU son.

wbo Irlt uf tlx ra lo1ar. XOTUKR. DA DDT, AND SISTKR. ECCEKT frna O. KckMt.

In levin wcm-arr or our lbrr siMl hti-bixl. who pwvraj way lo MOTItr.tt. IIEI.EN. AND CT.CEL. CirfS.CriKB-Col.

n4 rrt CicmBk rr ll to vent truth, lound vtnity in til. They kd. MOTHER. Ani.TR-Art Ad-r. Aar.

6. 1B39. ril it lh tar Jamb M. All-r. ot K4rd, inrrl orrvim ail.

S'K E. Krtt. Tuesday. 10 a in. fiunal Oak Wood.

1NTA5 Orlm; Anla, or Uanbvm. twluvrd rlt of Jnhn. loi( molhrf tfUnt whi Hlf-haixl. tMusli'rr tit Mr. Mrt Pan! RoMitaom, rt of Paul Jr.

rytarnU WivJ. Aug. 9. 3(1 a. Irotn aarrai rraldrnc.

1447 S. Chri-tuira avwiiw, in 8U Araihaa rhurra. latrrmrnl Si. Sonl(ar. Normal Lvrn AmoM.

Boltl. 11 of 11137 Unrrmxl driv. Wrlr rlnrl wif of Herman Arnold. tooO laorhlr of Charlm Martha, irtnter of Will-am. At rmt tn lh tuntr! twin.

ai34-31 Irrrn Far It road, uolil Ttanar noon, ihtac fttlh AuaUn rbnrcfi. Maann at 1 Morn it. wh-er aartricta will ron-etttd ii n. Inrermctit Ararta THc When your head ache you need remedy mid to do at least 2 thinfit case pain and calm your nerve. Brnmn-Scltaer doea both.

Teaca by a Croup of doctor proved tht. So take IJromo-Seltxer! ForovtrSO yarr, mitttont Hav S. Jf V'T A tkl PfaWlM JLn MAKES THAT RELIEVES rtflhV? TJi Or FS Jit Mr WU CROSS HEADACHE FASyMijlJf HZ LrI VTrV depended on it Jot Ja tt head-cht relief. Keep Uat home. At rr-ln-Uw ef Goldl and Row.

Funrral Wrdnrd. a. at- front lata (, 4 Damon, to at. McTa rrnrrH. Intrmrot Rrwrm-tw cwwr.

For ta lormatioM rail Latanrtt SIP1. 4N5CRE K1lt Porunaa wnr. Aoa drugatore tod fountain. fvr reTet.f frriitnt hem- I oca. tm yowr rrr.

For timptm fT.t 6. 1839. of 513(1 Lincoln Park nl i of tb Edmttad L. mot bar of Edrnnnd TST5 A 1 1 f-CT. I 1 r.

d. Jon r. airr of Mtnm P. Wiadnn, Funeral Norway. trmrterr.

St Taut, JCton, paper rpji f. cfcwi. trra MKb'ci arcau Inlcrcxtit RoacbiU. a. tCTJf.

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