Chicago Tribune from Chicago, Illinois • 26

CHICAGO' SUNDAY TRIBUNE: SEPTEMBER 10, 1939- PART 1 PAGE 26. 3r3? DEATH NOTICES SHRINERS MARCH AT CONCLAVE OF DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES JIL OBITUARIES MIZAR Frances Mizar, late residence, 52331 SMITH Dorothy B. 'Smith of 1528 High S. wolcott avenue, loving wife of John. land avenue, Wiimette, wife of Clyde 1 mother of Janet and Donald.

Services Mon- ILLINOIS COUNCIL Springfield, Sept. 9 W). More Charles Beazley. Milward Crosby. beloved mother of Blanche, Elsie Havlik, SUBWAYTO COST UTILITIES OR CITY EXTRA MILLIONS and Jonn, fond sister ol Barbara Sazma.

day, p. First Methodist church. i Funeral services for Charles Beaz Funeral services were, held in Put Wiimette. Interment Memorial Park. Re than a thousand Shriners from Illi funeral services Monday, Sept.

11, at 0 a. from chapel, 5112 S. Western ave nam, conn, yesterday lor jvuiward mains at funeral home, 1118 Greenleaf avenue, Wiimette. nois and four adjacent states paraded nue, to ss. Cyril and Methodius church.

ley will be held at 1 p. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 63d street and Harvard avenue. Mr. Beazley died on Interment Resurrection cemetery.

Informa Crosby, son of the late Spencer Crosby, a member of the Chicago CKU8KAK1 Concetta ot the late, Francesco, dear mother of Mrs. Una Lofendo and Mr. Elizabeth Lorusso. Fu-neial Tuesday. Sept.

12. at. 9 a. m. from 2937 W.

Congress street, to Our Lady ol Pompeii church, 1224 Lexington. Interment Mount Carmel. Van Buren 6132. CR1MM IMS Daniel K. Crimmins.

son ot Sarah Inee Peters, and the late John brother of John and Catherine. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. from late residence, 0446 Inglcside avenue, to Holy Cross church. Interment Strcator, 111. CROWN Hannah L.

Crown Inee SenllyJ. tion Prospect 4758. SNEDDEN Isabella G. Sncdden. Sept.

8, be- through Springfield streets today as the highlight of the second annual conclave of the Illinois Shrine coun Thursday of a heart attack in his MORF Leonard M. Morf. Sept. 8, late ot iovea wne or Kichard. dear mother ot Thoma and Walter, sister of Mrs.

J. Mof- Edgerton, beloved husband of Minnie, latt. Mrs. James Hannah. Mrs.

G. Eadia. home at 7240 Lowe avenue. He was 87 years old. For twenty-five years, cil." Board of Trade for many years, and Ellen Crosby, a leader in Chicago musical circles.

Milward Crosby, who brother, of Ethel Morf and Mrs. Eunice Becker. Member of Policemen's Benevolent Mrs A. Anderson. At rest at late 1824 Sj- lflth avenue.

Maywood, In red fezzes and colorful uniforms, until his retirement several years association and St. Andrew's lodge, No. until Tuesday noon. Services Tuesday. delegations from the five Illinois tem 863, A.

F. A. M. Funeral services Mon W8i 51 years old, died on Wednesday Soldiers9 Farewell li NSW I "0 I j. 'limn imm i in i a A Sept.

12. at 2 p. m. at chapel. 301 S.

6th, day, 1:30 p. at funeral home, 5200 M. beloved wife of the late George, mother in his home at Putnam. He served ago, Mr. iseaziey was a memDer or tne Chicago Board of Trade.

He was a former commodore of the Chicago avenue at Maple street. Maywood. Life Battle Over Relocation of cor. Foster. Burial Waldheim.

of Esther Holther. George. Loretta. Was- memoer or Douglas chanter. No.

150. ples in Chicago, Peoria, East St. Louis, Rockford, and- Springfield marched in 90 degree temperature over a mile and a half long route. in the air forces overseas during the O. E.

S. of Scotland. Eastern Star aerv- mund, and Bernard, sister of Mrs. Catherine Harrington and Mrs. Harriet Foley.

MULL ALLY William J. Mullally, husband Xac-ht club and one time captain of iccs at chapel. Maywood 100. of Esther nee Burke: father of Roy. Jj'uncral Monday, Sept.

11, at 8:30 a. m. Mrs. Marie Colgan, Mrs. Esther Halpin, Battery Illinois National Guard.

from her late residence. 5330 W. Eddy Underground Lines. SOKOLOWSK-Constantine Sokolowski, Sept. world war, and for the last twenty years lived in the east.

Surviving are his widow, Insa; a sister, Mrs. James E. Quan of New York, and a broth street, to St. Bartholomew's church and Mrs. Frances Sute, brother of Mrs.

Catherine Redmond and the late Thomas, Dan o. iti.Mj... ocioved nusband of Anna Inee-Gordon; fond father of Mary Glomski, Born in Belfast, Ireland, he came to Chicago when he was 20 years old. Mount Carmel cemetery. iel, Mrs.

Emma Conroy, and Sister Mary veronica. Anna. Harriet Kawka. Acnes Eusebia, B. V.

M. Funeral from residence. er, William Spencer Crosby, of 229 Ronowski. Pearl Brzezinski. and Anthony.

CURTIS Ashton L. Curtis, beloved son of Bessie and the late Fred 3. Curtis. Remains at chapel, 029 Belmont avenue, until His widow, Caroline, and a son, Charles Beazley survive. 408 W.

116th street, Tuesday. 9 a. to Sylvan road, Glencoe. St. Catherine of Genoa church.

Interment Funeral Tuesday. 9:30 a. from home. 2247 N. Campbell St, Hcdwig'a church.

Interment St. -Adalbert cemetery. Humboldt 4114. Monday. 5 p.

m. Interment Listoweb. Holy Sepulchre. Pullman 0372. Canada.

Mrs. Sarah E. Brown. Mrs. Mary Wallace.

MUNGOV AN Agnes Partington Mungovan, Also in the line were officers of temples in St. Louis, Springfield, Indianapolis, Evansville, Hammond, Des Moines, Davenport, and Madison, Wis. Thousands of spectators lined the parade route. Five bands and a drum corps later massed for a concert on the state-house lawn. Dr.

John R. Leib, illustrious potentate of Ansar temple here and host to the conclave, estimated 3,000 participated in the Shrine DEVEREUX Joseph J. Devereux. 634 S. More than 5 million dollars will be spent to relocate facilities of private utilities in the path of Chicago's subway construction, the companies estimated yesterday.

This amount is in addition to the nrnnnsprl AR minion dollar outlav for Mrs. Sarah E. Brown, a resident of Mrs. Mary Wallace, widow of Mi STAUBER Lillian Stauber nee Bachl ol beloved wife of the late James, fond mother of Ann. Jame3.

and Donald. Fu Scoviile avenue. Oak Park, husband of the Chicago for forty-six years, died yes chael G. Wallace, internationally neral Monday, Sept. 11.

at 8:45 a. from ioju uyron street, neiovea wile ol William, fond mother of Jr Louis, Herbert, and Edward, dear sister of Wil late Joanna Maun, lather of Louis. Resting at funeral home, 5321 Madison street. Funeral Monday, Sept. 11.

at 0:30 chapel, ZoUG W. 63d street, to Our Lacly terday in her home at 5358 Indiana known lace authority who was employed by Marshall Field Co. for of Good Counsel church. Interment Mount avenue. She was 94 years old.

Mrs. liam J. Bach. At rest chaDel. 3905-07 Olivet.

Prospect 7776. to Ascension church. Interment Calvary. the subway tunnels themselves. tribune Photo.i Austin fifty-one years, died yesterday in her NAUGHTON Mary Naughton of 619 S.

Sac Brown, who was born in Buffalo, N. was one of the first colored Lincoln avenue, until 10 a. m. Monday. Services at 2 p.

m. at Bethany Evangelical church. Cullom at Paulina street. Inter Whether the cost of moving the utili- When 226 men and seven of- beloved daughter of Mary Ann DIETMANN Kathrine Dietmann. wife of the home at 424 Melrose street.

She was 80 years old. Mr. Wallace died in teachers in St. Louis, prior to nee HennessyJ and the late Patrick, fond ties' lines will be paid by the city or scers cf the 61st coast artillery ment Rosehill. Member of Constellation sister of Deborah Moore.

John. Michael. late l.eo, sister of Leo Haas, the late Clara Mayer and William Karberg. Services at chapel, 731!) Madison street. Forest Park, chapter.

No. 681. O. E. ladies' auxiliary coming to Chicago in 1893.

She or Palm Beach, in 1932. Mrs. Wal Ellen Rigsby, and James. At chapel. 3150 the private companies will be decided left Fort Sheridan'for the Panama by court litigation.

Each side argues t. j. -th. ntw Rhoid hear the ex- Canal Zone yesterday, their friends ganized the woman's aid society for lace made her home with her family Harrison street. Funeral Tuesday.

Sept. 12, Monday, p. m. Interment Waldueim. of Home.

Kavenswood Civio leasrue, Ravenswood Women's club, and Iho ladies' auxiliary of Lincoln Park at 9 :30 a. m. to Our Lady of Sorrows the Home for Aged and Infirm Colored of two daughters, Florence and Mari church. Interment Mount Carmel. DU BACH Joseph Du Bach.

Sept. 8, 1939, son of the late Nicholas and Susan pense. Pending a court decision, the were on hand to say good-by People. Surviving is a daughter, Mrs, on, and two sons, Harold and Albert. NICHOLS Jesse W.

Nichols, beloved hus James White. Funeral services will Funeral services wil? be held at 9:30 STEWARl' Alex G. Stewart of 3540 W. utilities do the relocation work. band of Louise, nee Ferrari; fond father of be held in the home at 11 a.

m. Tues a. m. tomorrow in Our Lady of Mount Du bach, loving father of Marshall and Richard, brother of John. Frank, James, Louise, and Gertrude, grandfather of Robert and Joseph.

Funeral services Monday, Sept. 11. at 3 p. at chapel. 730 E.

63d Mrs. Mary Schreiber. brother of Mrs. day. Burial will be in Lincoln ceme Carmel church, 692 Belmont avenue, Painter Plunges to Death at Franklin Street Bridge James McCaffrey, 46 years old, 3854 North Marshfield avenue, was fatally injured yesterday when he plunged from the street level at the Franklin street bridge to the pilings along the river edge.

He was a member of the painters' union, local 147. An inquest will be held tomorrow. Nancy Cudney and Mrs. Jeanette Appleton. Marquette road, beloved husband of Elizabeth' fnee Masculinel.

fond father of James A. Funeral Monday, Sept. 11 at Chanel, 1911 W. 63d street, at 2 p. m.

Burial Kairmount. Member of Local 21, Bricklayers M. and P. U. of Chicago.

Prospect 0240. mineral Monday. Sept. II, 2 i. at I residence.

7954 S. Loomis street. Burial street, at Evans avenue. Cremation Oak tery. Frank Pokorney.

Woods. Member of P. B. A. Evergreen cemetery.

DUKDJL Roger Francis Durdil, age 10 NIELSEN Carl Niels Nielsen, residence Fox montns, beloved son of Emil F. and Alice. Lake. beloved husband of Anna, dear SUMMERS Vera Lee Summers, late of 7913 The funeral of Frank Pokorney, for fifty years a steel worker at the American Bridge company, will be nee Goodman. Funeral Monday, Sept.

11, at 11 a. at funeral home, 6340-50 I beloved wife of Milton R. father of Mary Daum, Caroline Reinecker. Summers, fond daughter of Mary and th and Otto A. Funeral services- Tuesday.

Burial will be in Calvary cemetery. Charles S. O'Connell. Funeral services for Charles S. O'Connell, an engineer who had been employed in the McHenry county surveyor's office for fifteen years, will be held in Woodstock at 1:30 p.

m. Tuesday. Burial will be in an Elgin cemetery. Mr. O'Connell, who was 60 years old, died Friday night in his home at w.

jNorxn avenue, interment Mount Car 2 p. at funeral home, 1458 Belmont mel. Mcrrlmac OSOU. late John Slater. Remains at mortuary.

1008 E. 70th street. Services Sunday at held at 9 a. m. tomorrow from the avenue.

Interment Montrose. DIAMOND Frank 3 p. m. Burial Mapleton. Minn.

Diamond. See Theresa chapel at 1006 West 59th street to NUGOLI Nello Nugoli, known as Bocca. Maritote notice. Our Lady of Solace church. Mr.

Po SVENSON Peter W. Svenson. late of 5010 FARRELL Harry J. Farrell. loving son of korney died on Thursday.

He lived at beloved husband of Louise, nee Fieri; fond father of Eugene and Gertrude, brother of Peter and Osvaldo Nugoli of Bagni. Di Lucca. Italy. Funeral from late resi juary A. arrell.

Funeral Monday. Sent. Major Companies Affected. Principal companies affected are the Peoples Gas, Light and Coke, Commonwealth Edison, Illinois Bell Telephone, Chicago Surface Lines, and Western Union. Peoples Gas estimates its total costs at the Edison company, $1,537,000.

Telephone officials say they will require nearly $1,000,000, making the total cost of the three companies approximately 5 millions. The surface lines' relocating costs will run upward of $500,000, according to engineers. Western Union will require a much smaller outlay. Philip Harrington, commissioner of subways and traction, said yesterday that nearly all of the relocating work will take place in connection with building of the subway's twenty-five mezzanine station platforms. Flan Surface Excavations.

These mezzanines will be con 648 West 60th street and was 70 11, at 10 a. from late residence, 4616 dence, 4522 W. Van Buren street. Mon Campbell avenue, to Queen of Angels years old. He had been retired for day, Sept.

11 a. to San Callisto cnurcn. interment All Saints, Dee Plaines. N. Lawndalc avenue, dearly oloved of Hilda, nee Jackson; fond fathep of Alyce Monahan.

Evelyn Florence Schofield. Dorothy. Kathsrire Hauer. Robert. Wilbert.

and Dayton. SiA eighteen grandchildren. At rest in the funsrtl home, 3834-36 Irving Park road, until Tuesday noon. All services to be conducted pt New Apostolic church, Troy and Grace streets, at 2 p. m.

Interment Eden. church. Burial Mount Carmel cemetery. eleven years. His widow, Mary Ann, and four sons and three daughters FESDMAN Louis Ferdman, beloved son of O'DONNELL Nora Patricia O'Donnell, be- cam ana rauiine.

Drother of Arthur. Eva. survive. lovca aaugnier oi uaniei ana Mary inee and Robert. Funeral Monday, Sept.

11. 3 MulcroneJ, fond sister of Anna Mae. Mary p. at cnapel. 422o W.

Roosevelt road. 503 East Jackson street, Woodstock. Surviving are his widow, Genevieve; a daughter, Emily Janine, and two sisters, Miss Nell O'Connell of Elgin and Mrs. Richard Tuck of London, England. Joseph R.

Anthony. Funeral services for Joseph R. Anthony will be held at 11 a. m. tomor Interment Chicago and Suburban cemetery.

Michael Kelleher. Celine, Daniel Christopher, and the late John Patrick. At residence. 1700 N. Mon THRD7T Mathilda Thrift, beloved wife of inn avenue, may wood.

itor avenue. Funeral Monday. 9 :30 a. m. Services for Michael Kelleher, Chicago policeman, who retired FROST Dr.

George P. Frost, beloved hus to St. Angela's church. Burial St. Joseph's.

h' f. Mil tf. fiWKlf A' Nevada 2818. the late George, fond mother of Mrs. Mni Gordon and Herbert Thrift, two errandsons.

Services at funeral home. 3918 Trvin Park road. Monday. Sept. II.

at 1 p. m. Interment Glen Oaks cemetery. mm band of Lucille, brother of Dr. Alfred and Ethel Broom of Australia, Evelyn Blaire of in 1926 after thirty-three years on the O'GRADY Mary D.

Harwood O'Grady. late of force, will be held at 9 a. m. tomor Chieaso. the late Dr.

William of Edinburgh, Scotland, and Laura Coleman of London. ooO Wnghtwoofl avenue, beloved wile ol the late Patrick O'Grady. fond mother of John. row in St. John's church at Fenton TRIPP John A Trinn.

beloved husband of England. At funeral home. 1732 Wilson row in the Rosehill cemetery mausoleum. Mr. Anthony, an officer of the avenue.

Services Tuesday. 2 :30 p. under structed by the cut and cover Edward, Mrs. John Kinsella. Mrs.

nomas Kinsella, and the late Mrs. Walter Snyder, and Thomas O'Grady. Funeral Monday, ine auspices of Kavenswood lodge. No. 777.

Mich. Mr. Kelleher, who was 82 years eld, died on Friday in his home at Fenton. Surviving are a daughter, Emporium World Millinery company method. Paving will be taken up and A.

F. A. M. Interment Rosehill. Angela MeVey Tripp.

son of Mrs. J. R. Perks, brother of Mrs. V.

Johnson. Funeral Monday. Sept. 11. at 1:30 p.

at chapel. 7350 Cnttaee Grove avenue. Interment Mount Greenwood. Member of Aaron lodze. No.

9J3. A F. A. M. 9:30 a.

from chapel, 929 Belmont, to earth will be excavated 18 feet for St. Vincent's church. Interment Mount FUNK Mrs. Jennie Funk, age 66, beloved Marguerite, of Chicago; two. sisters, Carmel cemetery.

since 1898, died Friday in his home, 5000 East End avenue. He was 75 years old. Surviving are his widow, wire ol the Kev. Morris Funk, 4102 W. an area of about SO by 90 feet in the middle of blocks.

TRIBUNE Phofo. Members of the coast artillery OLIPHANT Louise M. Oliphant of S. DEATH NOTICES are received for publication in the next morning's Final Edition of the Chicago Tribune up to II :00 each night. Call Superior 0100 Want Ad-Yiser.

Anna and Julia, of Flint, and a brother, Dennis Kelleher, postmaster TUT LY Rose Tully. nee MeManus: beloved 10th street, fond mother of Fay. Etta. Irene. Abe, Sam.

and Jack, dear sister of Bessie, Fanny, Belle. Funeral Monday, 10 Mayficld avenue. Resting at funeral home. Mrs. Sylvia T.

Anthony; a son, Ray 6708 W. Madison street. Funeral notice unit as they marched to the train. During construction, temporary plank roads will be placed over the at Fenton. a.

at chapel. 3654 W. Roosevelt road. mond B. Anthony, and a daughter, later.

Austin 2012. Interment Jewish Waldheim. wife of John F. Tully. fond motner oi Mary.

John. Martin. Bernard, and the late Thomas and Agnes Harney. Funeral Monday at 0 a. from late residence, 5524 Union avenue, to Visitation church.

Interment Holy Sepulchre. Yards 0662. OLIVER Louise Dielrich Oliver of 354 From Fort Sheridan, 226 men and work. Lines of all utilities, except the gas company, will be suspended Mathlas Tures. GLUCK Mattie Louise Gluck nee Christen, Mrs.

Adele A. Oppenheimer. Harold Hanson. Lake Park avenue, beloved wife of William seven officers of the 61st coast artil J. Oliver, sister of J.

E. Dietrich. Mrs. Mathias "luies, 68 years old, of Des Deioved wife of the late A. Gluck, daughter of the late Charles anil Augusta underneath the plank roads.

Gas lery left yesterday by train to reinforce Margaret Bernhardt, and Peter Dietrich of TURES MHhias Lee street. Dee Christen, sister of Harry r-n-i the lat mains will be brought to the surface Cleveland Funeral services at cha-v-l. 4141 Plaines died yesterday in the Alex ian Erothers' hospital. For twenty Vi a trarricnn in thePanJima Panal Ttrmo Grove avenue, Sept. 11 Otto C.

and Ki'--o. ferviecs at 2 p. pt ftnien-1 hurir. 3 '21 Fullerton Harold Hanson, who was in the Chicago building industry for many years, died yesterday in his home, at mezzanine points to minimize the They wiu gail from New York on at 2 l. ni.

Cremation Oak Woods. avenue. In'ei-nicnt Forest Home. five years he was in the nursery and landscaping His widow, Wednesday. They are part of the CEMETERIES.

O'NEIL- Anna O'Neil. beloved wife of Dan When the mezzanine construction GOODRICH ffnitrer V. Gomlri-h. beloved 3304 Kenmore avenue. He was 69 Plaines, 111., suddenly, heloved husband ol Martha Helena Inee Eieh, fond father of Marr-rct Blameuser.

Helen Ahrens, Andrew. John. Sister M. Hilary. O.

S. Raymond and Hubert, brother of Niclt of Kenosha. and Matthew, and Hubert of Germany. At rest at late residence. Funeral Tuesday.

Sept. 12. at 9:30 a. m. at SL Mary's church, Interment All Saints.

7,632 officers and men being sent to lei, lnving mother of Mildred, Daniel, and MEMORIAL Park 8 grave lot Near chapel: husband of Ruth father of Manzer Robert F. and Frank son of Mr years old. Surviving are his widow, Dorothy sister of Kathryn Hogan. Fu the Canal Zone. has been completed, the utility lines will be relaid in the seven and one- value SHOO, for less than half: utrn.

care. neral Monday. a. from funeral home. Alma, and five sons and a daughter.

and Mrs. B. H. Goodrich, brother of Mrs. Owner.

Address 404. Tribune. three daughters, and five sons survive. Funeral services will be held in St. Mary's church, Des Plaines, at 9:30 a.

m. Tuesday. 820 75(h street to St. 'c Jessie Huldqiiist and Mrs. Irene Funeral serviees at chapel.

304 Paula church. Interment St. Mary's. Vin- Services will be at 2 p. Tuesday CEMETERY LOT Arlington: 1 12-irrave and i A I 3 S-ornvp Pull Wpllinctnn 3 8-erave.

Call Wellineton 4859. ccnues 1817. VA NEK Anna Vanek, late of 242!) S. Chris half feet between the top of the mezzanine platforms and the streets. City and Utility Arguments.

W. 110th street. Tuesday at 3 p. m. under WANTED 3 lot grave in Calvary cemetery.

U.S.ExecutiveDepartments auspices of Fides lodse. No. 842. A. F.

OUELLETTE Louis A. Ouellette. Sept. uooa location, c. aherty.

Div. 2331. A. M. Interment Mount Greenwood.

in xne cnapei ai aza xseimoni avenue. Dr. Loran E. Orr. Springfield, 111., Sept.

9 Dr. 1039, of 514 Erie street, Maywood. hus The city's legal argument is that it SACRIFICE 2 FINJS LOTS. FAIRMOUNT. Boost Jobs to 927,887 GWATHMEY Baylor H.

Gwathmey. beloved band of Marvel Kastorf Ouellette, father Call Midway 1797. 6 p. m. owns the streets and that the right of George and Margaret, brother of Harry husband of the late Anna, dear lather Roy Mrs.

Hazel Riddell. and Harold. and Cora. Restm? at funeral home. 318- of the utilities to lay their lines un- Washington, D.

Sept. 9 (JP). Loran E. Orr, 56 years old, state de- memorial choice 10 grave lot. $41)5, Perp.

care: will divide. Kil. li)27 320 N. Central avenue. Austin.

Funeral Services Monday at 2:30 p. m. at chupcl Lawrence Gilman. Sugar Hill, N. Sept.

9 Special. Lawrence Gilman, music critic of The New York Herald-Tribune, and, since 1921, program annotator for the Philharmonic Society of New York, died today. He was 61 years old. derneath the surface is subject to the The civil service commission report- GLEN OAK Lots 714. 715: 4 craves each: 851 K.

75th street. Interment Rosehill. Tuesday, 3 p. Interment Woodlawn. S275 for both.

B. P. Koc-h. 470(1 N. Drake.

for the last six years, died at his home here tonight. He was a native of Hull, general governmental and police ed today that executive departments powers of the city over its streets. had 927,887 employes in July, an in- PAESLER Frederick Paesler. of 4041 W. HANSEN Mabel L.

Hansen. Sept. 1939. of 4523 wife of S. Richard.

Monroe street, beloved husband of the Funeral Monday, 1 :30 p. ehanel. 1820 111. Hence, city attorneys say. the city I crease of 1.905 over June McNeill funeral home late Louise Paesler, fond father of Oscar and Eltde grandfather of S.

Michigan av. Interment Oak Woods, may require the utilities to move fa cilities at their own expense. HARPING Marsaret E. Hardin-r I nee Mee hanl, beloved wife of the late Capt. Pat CC 4PLETE FUNERAL AS LO'V AS 21 N.

Cicero, near L. Aus. 1700. Vil. 6000.

Frank Member of Herder lodge. No 6f.9 A F. A. M. Funeral Monday Sept.

II. at 3 p. at funeral tiana avenue, Sept. 8, 1939. wife of the late John Vanek, fond mother of Marie Brichacok.

Anna Simak, Joseph. James, and Albert, and the late John. Frank, and Charles Funeral Tuesday, at 8:30 a.m.. from funeral home. 5842 44 W.

Cermaft road, to St. Ludmilla's church. Interment St. Adalbert's. Information.

Cicero 243. V1NEBERG Esther Vincberg. beloved wife ot Malcolm, fond mother of Malcolm i devoted daughter' of Mrs. Minnie Hansen, dear sister of Mrs. Florence Fu-ncal services Mon-'ay.

Sept. 11. at 1 m. at chap-t 936 47th street, to Oak Woods cemetery. Mary A.

J. Wallace, beloved wife of the late Michael G. Wallace, fond mo! her of Florence. Marion. Harold and 1 Alb-rt Wrllaee.

Funeral from residence, 424 Melrose street. Monday. Sept. 11. at a (o Our Lady of Mount Carmel chureh.

Interment Calvary. WRNEKE Charles F. Warneke of 1630 N. Rutherford avenue, heloved husband cf Anna Margaret Lyons Warneke, lovin father or Fred and Marie E. Wcisrnd.

fond brother of Mrs. Anna Bnhlander. Fu- nerarMnnday. 10 a. ni from chapel.

4817 INC. FUNERAL DIRECTION' nek J. fond mother of Irene Storidnrd. Mary Tourtelnl, and home. 5701-03 V.

Division street. Inter The utilities argue that the city is not acting as a municipal government perfection. 770o Cottage Grove. Had. 7705.

ment Waldheim the late Nellie Kiely, r.nd Harold. Fu EVERT ONE KNOWS CARL ADAMS when it builds a subway, but is act nerai Monilry. Hrpt. nl :3 I STEWART Q7tl SOUTH CHICAGO 3101 ing as a private utility and therefore I PANZEGItAU Ida Panzcsrau Inee Maivhl. Sept.

8, suddenly, dearly beloved wife of August, fond mother of Norman grand Trom mneral home, 13.j3 Devon svenue. at Glinwood, to St. Ignatius' ihun-Ii cannot, withov.t paying just compen MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMS. Calvary eemctcry. 11 asi- uniil fl-iwers.

mother of Norman sister of Mrs. Kath- HARRIS Alexander beloved erine Marg-graf. and William Marsh. Rest- CEMETERY MARKERS MONUMENTS AT sation, order utilities to move their lines to make way for another utility, of the late Hattie, fond fpthcr of Berllmld. snvinTa Hocbnrk State-st.

Basement. Funeral Mondry. Sept. 11. at 3 p.

the subway. Such an action, the com at late home. 1014 W. 87lh street until 1:30 p. Tuesday.

Sept. 12, thence to Peace Memorial church. 7Sth and I-afl'n street, where services will be conducted at clippel, 030 E. 47th street, interment Free Sons. panies say, would mean that stock at 2 n.

ni. Inlenvent Mount Ko-ic. Mem DEATH NOTICES holders of the existing utilities would HERNE Catherine Baylie Heme of 8403 Eu ber of Damascus chap'er No. 744, O. E.

be assessed to help pay for another clid avenue, beloved wuc of the late devoted mother of John. Choree, lira Information Stewart 1303. utility in which they have no equity. Madison street, to St. Thomas Aquinae In Mr murium.

Elizabeth Mathias. Mrs. Detmi PATCH ila L. P.iteh. Sept.

9. of Glen church. Burial Moncc, 111. Austin 1137. PERLOWSKI Frank 6.

Perlowski 1038. Mrs. Florence Eookwoed. and the late Catherine Babbinston. sister of Dudley His lovinic memory will live forever in our Chris C.

Smith, Famous WHER1TY Kate Landers Wherity. heloved Bavlie. Fnncrnl a' 2 n. n. from hearts.

FAMILY. Ellyn, 111., beloved wife of the lale Robert fond mother of Robert William Calvin Mrs. Julia Ward, and Mrs. Hila A. Witt.

Sen-ices Monday, 2 p. m. at residence, 481 Hawthorne street. Glen Ellyn funeral home, 318 E. 71st street, to Church PHILLIPS Sylvester Phillips.

In loving re Motor Boat Builder, Dies wife of the late William Whenty. dear mother of Maurice and the late William Wherily Funeral Monday 8:45 a m. from funeral home. 712 W. 31st ot the Messiah.

83n street and Uante ave membrance of our dear one who left us ti nue. Services at 2:30 p. ni. Interment years atro today. Mount Clemens, Sept.

9 UP). EvcrsTeen cemrteiy. MOTHER. DAD. BROTHERS.

SISTER. street, to St Bernard church. Interment Chris C. Smith, 78, famous boat HUGHES Dr. Benjamin W.

Hughes, beloved SAMUELS Maurice R. Samuels. In memory Mount Olivet. Information Victory 1158, builder who turned a duck boat into husband of Hpt.pI nee Ryan: fond father WICI'EV John Wickey. beloved husband of our loved one who left us five years ago today.

MOTHER, DAD, SISTERS, WIFE, of Betty and Benjamin Jr. Funeral Mon day, 2 n. at home. 15809 Lcxinirton AM) CHILDREN. a business which reached around the world, died in St.

Joseph's hospital of Clara I nee Johanu I dear father of Mrs. Cclia Martin. Mrs. Vivian Koeehcl. Jnha H.

Charles Harry and Mrs. -rrr 5Tt saVl It ll Mu avenue, Harvey. 111. Cremation Oak Woods. JAREK Anna Jarck.

Sept. 8. be tonight. He was the founder of Chris- Krntcrnnl ftotioc. Clara Bub'itz.

Funeral at chapel. 4138 Madison street. Monday, at 2 p. m. In PESSOLANO Tony fpssolano.

beloved husband of the late Florence, fond father of Michael. Mrs. Jnpenhine Fresso. Mrs Rose Dclly, Mrs. Ella La Mantia.

Joseph and Jam-s Pessolano. Funeral Tuesdav at a. m. from daughter's residence. 43(5 W.

to Sancta Maria Tncoronata church. Interment Mount Olivet. Victory 1859. PETERS Crimnnns notice PETERSON -Mary Peterson beloved wife of the late Hnsro mother of Arnold. Viola, and Osear.

Serviees Monday. 3 p. ni- at residenee. 1 6 Hamilton avenue Interment Oak Hill PISCOPO See Theresa Maritote notice. loved mother of Stella.

Josephine, Kath PLEIADES LODGE, NO 478, A. F. A. M. erinc, Marie, Anna, Felician Sister Bona- Craft corporation, boat builders of Algonac, Mich.

As a young man terment Arlington. erace, and Morrie. Funeral Monday at WINDE Louise Winde of 8316 S. Aberdeen a. from late resideni-e.

6037 S. Smith and his brother, Henry, built street. Sent. 9. 1039.

suddenly, beloved Members will assemble at lodp hall Monday. Sept. II, at 12 Mil v. to at tend funeral of Brother J. Charles McCor-mack.

STANLEY N. HOWARD. Master. F. S.

MOYF.R. Srcretary. wife of the lale Charles Winde. devoted Wolcott avenue, to St. John of God church, where "requiem high mass will be celebrated a duck boat along original lines.

It became popular, and from this grew at 10 clock. Interment Resurrection mother of Clara and Elmer Winde. dear sister of Mrs. Emma Popp and Fred Bode. Funeral services Tuesday, at 3:30 p.

at PLEIADES LODGE. NO. 47K, A. F. A.

M. KAISER Harry W. Kaiser, late of 1210 Win-nemae avenue, beloved son of Hallie and chapel, 840(1 Ashland avenue: Interment Mount Greenwood cemetery. Chris Smith's motorboat business as he extended his interests to gasoline engines. Smith's full name was Christopher Columbus Smith.

Survivors include the widow, Anna; four sons, Members will assemble at lodge hall Monday. Sept. 11. at 12:30 p. lo attend funeral if Brother Frank J.

Schmidt. STANLEY N. HOWARD, Master. F. S.

MOYER, Secretary. DEDICATION ANNOUNCEMENTS. SINCERITY LODGE. No. 1)82.

A. F. it A. M. BRILL, Dedication of monument to our lov all associated with Chris-Craft cor PROVENZAI.E Dominic Provenzale.

beloved husband of Margaret, nee Bettini: father of Donnie. beloved son of Mike and Mary Therese. brother of Frank. Mrs. Kate Sen-diero, Mrs.

Josephine Da Mieo. Joseph. Rose. Stella. Virginia and Michr'l.

Funeral Monday, a. from l-te residence. 827 W. Arthington street. Guardian Angrl church Interment Mount Carmel.

Information Haymarket 7205 RAUSCHENBERG Ada Lehman 1 Rauseh enberg, late of 5142 Winona street, beloved wife of Ihe late Fred, mother of ing mother. Mollie Brill. Sunday, Sept. 10, poration and two daughters. 2 p.

mi. at First Rumanian Cong, cemetery, Waldheim. AHKcmble at temple Monday, ept. 12:45 P. M.

l.ast rites for Brother Hjal-raar Bcnsston. At rest, 5140 N. Ashland avenue. JOHN J. KOFINK, W.

M. WALTER C. BICK. Secy. Cl.AMAGE-A monument will be dedicate Wilbur E.

White, Stockton to the memory of Barney Clamage, Sunday. Sept. 10. 2 p. at B'nai Itzschock ceme tery.

Waldheim. Bank President, Dies at 77 Freeport, 111., Sept. 9 I Special J. A BR AM Milton Abram, beloved son ol Charles, Christ. Fred.

Albert. Henry, and Anthony. Services 2 p. at FISHER A monument will be dedicated the memory of Nathan Fisher, Sunday. Emma, nee Joseph, and the late Abe.

u-ncral Monday. 2 p. at late residence. 26 N. Waller avenue.

Interment Free Sons. funeral home. 4553 61 Milwaukee avenue Interment Union Ridge. Wilbur E. White, 77 years old, presi Sent.

10. at it o. m. sharp, at Oak Woode dent of the First National bank of cemetery 71st street and Cottage Grove ave the latu Karl Kaiser, dear brother of Lcnschcn Funeral Monday, Sept. 11.

at 2 p. at chapel, 3224 Montrose avenue. Interment Mount Emblem. KNOCKAEHT Jules KnoeUacrt, Sept. husband of Barbara, father of Peter P.

and Lonis Funeral -Tuesdar. 11:30 a.m., from residence. 1312 Madison street. Evans-ton, to St. Nicholas' church.

Interment St. Peter's, Kiles Center. LEVY Nathan Levy, late of 451 W. liSth street, beloved son of the late Charles and Rosa, fond brother of Morris. Herman, Stella Kurtz.

Fannie Priver. and thp late William and Louis. Late member of Richard Cole lodse No 607. A. F.

A. Services Monday 1 :30 p. at ehapel. 3125 W. Roosevelt road.

MARITOTE Theresa Maritote, nee Piscopo, suddenly, of P(16 S. Hermitapre avenue devoted wife of Orazio, loving mother of Frank Diamond John Mrs. Theresa Sar-vello, Mrs. Sarah Conzolino. Mrs.

Jennie Senase, and Mrs Rose Matti 'i. fond mother-in-law of Rena and Mafalda. Funeral Tuesday, Sept. 12. at 0 a.

from chapel. 813 W. Taylor street, to Our Lady of Pompeii ehitreh. Interment Mount Carmel. Monroe 0440.

MeCAFFREY Mary Frances MeCaffrey. Sept 8. 1039 heloved wife of Philip lovine mother of Juliet. Funeral Monday. Sept.

11. at 9:30 a. m. from late residence. ANTHONY Joseph R.

Anthony. Sept. o. nue. Rabbi Saul Silher officiating.

Stockton, 111., died last night after a REDMAN Louis Redman, age 43 years, ot 4105 N. Long avenue, beloved husband ot Dorothy, fond father ot Neal and Barbara, iBRSTElN A monument will be dedicated long illness. He was one of Stockton's in memory of Morris Gerstem, beloved Bn beloved husband of Sylvia lona father of Raymond B. Anthony and Adele A. Oppenheimer Services at Rosehill mausoleum at 11 a.

m. Monday. Sept. 11. lf)39-At rst in funeral i-hapel 936 E.

47th-st. band of Sarah, father of Louis, Hyman. earliest merchants and operated the Ell-Jo farms near the village. The Sam. Irving, and Belle Barnett.

on Sunday. loving son or Esther, brother ot Sam. Florence. Solly and Meyer. Funeral Monday, at 2 p.

at chapel, 4225 Roosevelt road, corner Tripp. Interment Westlawn. RISTON Mary Riston. wife of Sept. 10.

at 3 P. O. W. cemetery. farms were so named his sons.

BATCHELLER Addison Maynard Batcheller, Waldheim. GIN SB! I KG A mouunicit will be dedicated Ellsworth and Joseph, now residents of Chicago. He had been president of the Sspt. I), 11139, beloved husband ot ana father of Archie R. Funeral Tuesday, Sept.

12, at 2 o'clock, at 141i Foster avenue. mother of William. Henry. Fred. Walter.

Mr" Myrtle Chapman, and Viola. Resting at home 1945 W. Chicpiro avenue, whe-e to the memory of Joseph Gmsburs, beloved husband of Belle, devoted father 4of Norman and Harold. on Sunday .10. at village board.

Besides his sons he Interment Memorial Park. Evanston. servi-cs will be held Monday at 2 p. m. In ferment Roseh'll.

BELIN Matthew G. Belin. beloved brother leaves a daughter, Miss Lolita White ti. Alt Snnvnlk Cone. Anshe Kanesses Israel No.

1 Waldheim. cf Stockton. GI.ASSEK A monument will be dedicated ROSNER Joseph Rosner of 5(116 Union avenue, beloved husband of Catherine, ncs Roth; father of Mrs. James Hecnan. James.

of Nick. Lawrence, Veronica Ferusma, Mary Rayko and Amelia Sticler. Remains arriving in Chicatro Sunday, Sept. 10, at 11 a. m.

Funeral Tuesday, at 9 a. at late residence. 330 W. 43d street. Interment St.

Mary's- Victory 1859. the memory of Rachel Ulasser bunday. Sept. 10. at 1 p.

at Northwest Hebrew Joseph and Eugene. Funeral Tuesday, Congregation cemetery. Waldheim. KAVINSKY A monument will be dedicated BENSON Christine Benson, Sept lo, at 9 a. from funeral home.

5438 S. Hal stcd street, to John the Baptist church Interment St. Boniface. Yards 0662. SASS See Blomberg notice.

SCAN UN See Bittermanu notice. to the memory ot Harry Kavmsky. bun-day. Scot. at 3:30 p.

m. at Anshe Lida and Pinsk cemetery, Waldheim 5043 N. Keeler avenue, lo St Edward's church. Interment All Saints' cemetery. MeCONYILLE Patrick J.

MeConville. beloved husband of Mary, nee Murphy: father of Mrs. John Fanning, John, Joseph, and Ihe late Marie and Patrick J. MeConville. Funeral Tuesday at 9:30 a.

m. from late residence, 84 W. Garfield boulevard, to Visitation church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Member of Visitation Holy Name society.

Yards 0662. I.EVIN A monument will be dedicated te the memory of Earry Levin, formerly ot late of 51137 Fairtield avenue, beloved wife of John, dear mother of Kilrn Peter-' son Lillie llllsperger. and Martha Allen of Arlisht David. Crispen. Carl, Freeman, and Theodore Bpnson, leaves 9 irrand-children.

Resti'i? in rhancl, S149 N. Ashland avenue, at Foster. In state in Eben-ezer Lutheran church. Foster avenue and North Paulina street, from 12 o'clock noon, until time of service, Tuesday, 2 p. m.

Interment Memorial Park. Lonfrbeach 6147. 1105 N. Christiana and 1348 western, by his wife. Mary, and children.

Nathan. SCHMIDT Frank J. Schmidt, late of 4250 N. Bernard street, husband of the late Emily, father of Frances Nickel, brother of Mary E. Cappell.

Clara Johnson, and Theodore Schmidt. At rest in the funeral church. 3834-36 Irving Park road, where Alex. Ben, Maurice, Charlie, Abe, Jennie Mishoulam and Laura Lichterman, on Sunday. Sept.

10, at 2:30 n. m. at B'nai Jacob MeCORMACK Charles MeCormaek of 1700 Anshe Sholeni cemetery. Waldheim. services will be held Monday.

1:30 p. m. Interment Acacia Park cemetery. MADOR1N A monument will be dedicated ts N. Normandy avenue, dearly beloved husband of Virginia MeCormaek Inee Williamson 1.

fond father of Harriet MeCormaek. BENSON HJalmar Benson, Sept. the memory of Rnsalin B. Madonn. nee SCHNADIG Mrs Anna Sehnadig.

widow ot the late Julian Schuariig. mother -Of Rnhrt wif nf Parry T. on Sunday. Sent. 10.

2 p. at New Jewish Oak Woode Joseph J. Sehnadig, sister of Leah Miller, brother of Elizabeth Eberhardt of Oak Park and George H. MeCormaek of San Diego. Cal.

Resting at funeral home, 217 cemetery Mrs. Dora Seglin Saul Miller. Manuel, and Jerome Miller Servh-es Monday. 10 M1CHELSON A monument will be dedicated N. Cicero avenue.

Funeral services Monday 2:30 n. m. Interment Forest Home. Mem in cherished memory of my beloved hue- a. at Rosehill mausoleum.

Resting a late of 413!) N. Drake avenue, Deioveo. husband ol Anna, nee Broden: fond father of Eric and Milton, grandfather xt Helen and Elmer, brother of Ernest, mother, lour brothers and one sister Sweden. Funeral services Monday, 55 p. at chapel 6149 N.

Ashland avenue at Foster, under the auspices of Sincerety lodge. No. t)82, A. F. A.

M. Also member of Sten Sture lodsre. No. 444, V. O.

of A. Interment Acacia Park. Longbeach 5147. band and our loving father. Ben Mtcheison, chapel.

936 E. 47th-st. Please omit flowers. ber of Pleiades lodge. No 478, A.

V. A. M. MeFARLAND Joseph McFarland, beloved at Cheora Kadisha Marhziki Hadas- cemetery. Waldheim.

Des Plaines avenue, Sun DRUNKENNESS SCHYLANDKR Esther Wilhelmina Schylan- der of B425 N. Fairfield avenue. Sept. 8. day.

Sept. 10. 1939. at p. m.

SARAH M1CHJSLSON AND DAUGHTERS 1939. beloved of John Fred Schy- CHICAGO PREFERS HURSEN CHAPELS The newly remodeled Hursen Chapels surpass anything of the kind iever seen. They have been beautifully modernized and air-conditioned throughout, with new spacious reposing rooms and, private chapels with the atmosphere of home. Ample parking space! Hursen Funerals, complete in every detail, are the lowest priced in Chicago Metal Caskets as low as $135 Credit arranged. OLSHER A monument will be dedicated lander, fond mother of Mabel and Mrs.

Ruth Skidmore. sister of Bror Broberg. At chanel. 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where the memory of our beloved wife and BETTIN1 See Dominic Provenstale notice.

Is a DISEASE This FREE Booklet Explains the Facts mother, Ida Olsher. Sunday. Sept. 10. BITTERMANN Bird BHtermann, Sept.

8. services will be held Monday, Sept. 11. at 1:30 o. at Tomehei Shabot cemetery.

2 p. m. under auspices of King Oscar chapter. No. 702.

O. E- S. Interment Memorial Waldheim entrance. 161b and Harlem. TTERE Is a treatise written on the dis- RAIFE A monument will be dedicated te Park.

Also member of Daughters of Svea A ease ot Inebriety and Its cure written the memory of C. Zcna Raife. Sunday lodge. No. 57: Lngen Frihet, No.

345, and 1939. beloved wife of Matthew M. Bitter-mann, mother of William and Geortre Scanlin, sister ot Sadie, Georpe, and Marie Annable, Gertrude Rust. Mrs. C.

Thompson, and Mrs. L. E. Mayer. At residence, 5H33 S.

Wells street, until 1 p. m. Monday, to North Congregational church. 59th and La Salle street, where services will be held at p. m.

Sept. 10. 11 a- -at Workmen's Circle especially for the Keeley Institute. It Is Svea lodge. No.

25. cemetery, Waldheim. SCHOTTENFELS Adolnh Schottenfele ol feSed on b0 years experience embracing the treatment ot more than 400.OIXJ men brother of Mrs. Margaret MeNamara. James Gallagher, Mrs.

Joseph Mahoney, Edward Gallagher, and the late John McFarland and William Gallagher. Funeral Monday at 9 a. m. from sister's residence, 8207 Hermitage, to Little Flower church. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

Retired government meat inspector. MeGANN Catherine McDermott McGann. beloved wife of David, fond mother of George Mrs. Marie Mangen. and Ihe lale Edward J.

McGann: sister of Mrs. James Shannon. At late residence. 430!) Van Buren street. Funeral notice later.

'-SWEENEY John R. McSwei-uey Jr. Uackl. suddenly, beloved son of John R. and Gertrude nee Taylor; fond brother of Helen Marie.

Funeral Monday. 10 a. from residence, 3053 Jackson bou levard, to St. Mel's church. Interment Mount Carmel.

MEESE John Meese, Sept. K. suddenly, of 515 S. Sth avenue, Maywood. beloved husband of Annetlc.

dear father of Mrs. ROIN A monument -will be dedicated to the 2531 Belmont avenne. Funeral Monday mcmorv of the late Harriette June Kom, and women from all walks of life. 2 p. at funeral home.

2056-58 Belmont Snnria-v Sent 1ft tt-tut n. at Wilner avenue. Interment Irving Park cemetery. It tells you "why" the medical profes BLOMBERG Ernestine Sass Blomberff. Sept.

Member Street Car Men's union. 241 cemetery. No. 2. Jewish Waldheim I located on 16th road, half way between Harlem sion recognizes DRUNKENNESS as a disease: what famous medical authori SEGRETI Ralph Segretl.

late of 2859 and Des Plaines avenues J. THE ROIN FAMILY ties say about it and "HOW" drunk Polk street beloved husband ot Marie, nee Parco. Funeral Tuesday. 9 a. from chanel.

3500 W. Harrison street, to St. 9, of 6237 S. Clarcmont avenue, beloved wife of the late Alfred Blombers, devoted mother of Mrs. Eva Rinck, Mrs.

Josephine Watkms, and the late Mrs. Marie Stowell. Funeral services Tuesday, at 1:30 p. at chapel. 1844 W.

63d street. Interment Mount Greenwood. ROSE A monument will be dedicated Sun enness can be cured. The booklet Is free and mailed In a plain envelope. Write for day.

Sent. 10. at D. m. to the memory Callisto church.

Interment Mount Carmel of Isadorr Rose IRosenfarbl at Warsaw your copy NOW Keeley treatments are Information Nevada 0645. cemetery; Waldheim. given only at The Keeley Institute. They are not CHRISTIANSEN Aucust Christiansen, lather SCHUFFMAN- A monument will be dedicated SKOLNICK Philip Skolnick. father of Sam Skolnick, Ben Lubin and Mrs.

Fannie Rosenblatt. Funeral Monday. 10 a. at NORTH 929 W. Bslmont Ave.

WEST 2346 W. Madison -St. SOUTH 1820 S. Michigan Ave. of Rose and Albert C.

Christiansen and Mrs. Harrinston A. Bell. Funeral notice later. to the memory of Marvin R.

Schutiman, Sunday, Sept- 10 at 2 p. at P. O. W. cemetery.

-Waldheim, Des Plaines avenue home treatments. Chicago Office; Thomas Dillon of Joliet. Mrs. C. Peterson of Maywood.

John and Robert Meese. Services Monday. Sept. 11. at 2 p.

chapel. 7200 Stony Island avenue. Please omit flowers. Family at 7020 Chappel. Pittsfleld Bldz Wabash and COTE E.

Clarence Cote, late ot 4657 Erie and 16th at chapel. 301 S. 5th avenue, at Maple SLAD Lonis J. Slad of 4021 W. 21st street Washington.

Ph. Cen. 5531 beloved husband of Barbara, devoted father SHAPIRO A monument will be dedicated Oscar William Shapiro Sunday, Sejt. 1U, at 3 n. at Proskurover Ver.

cemetery. Address Nelson, Secretait of Louis and Edith Klika. brother ol James. street Maywood. Interment Concordia.

Maywood 100. MILBERS Nicholas Milbers, beloved husband of Catherine, fond father of Mrs, Frank, Emil. Anton, Mary Sykora. Bessie Harlem and 16th street. Novak, and Rose Kvasmcka.

Funeral Mon street, beloved husband of Alice, nee Babe Hall, loving father of Mrs. Marian Slaughter, Edward C. and O. Russell, brother of Cornelia, Emma, George, Albert, Fred, and Richard W. Funeral Monday, Sept.

11, :30 a. from funeral home, 6018-20 Chicago avenue, to Our Lady Help of Christians church. Interment Mount CarmeL STE1F A monument will be dedicated tm MOT day, Sept 11, 2 p. at mortuary. 5124- A.

L. Wagner and Helen. Funeral Tues mm the memory ol Julie Stiei. aunaay. oep.

30 W. 25th street. Burial Bohemian in a day. 9:30 a. from chapel, 5822 to St.

Martin's church. In 10. at 2:30 D. at 1. O.

w. s. cemetery, tional. Cicero 80. Member ot Street Car Waldheim.

Men's union, division 241. terment St. Mary's. Wentworth 0657,.