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1 vrr re WINNIE WINKLE WOf MO. MA'eA WAIT TtL VtXJ OPS( IWtNWTE- GETS HOME AN LET telegram jllJL. SsXV A WEfig ga-ARgr "-5 Nrf WE I 4 TO OPtM VET? 7 IS ArArAA I AR5." I 1 MOMMV'S yAMG AVPA 1 fvl SCAREO OF I IT. PrWV I I HER OPEtsl IT AFTER ALU. DEPART- I IT HER TELtbRAM EOiEFRO PTt.

Jailer J. KoaSarr Jr. kUilr4 1st aruoo Ursavra Jj 14. p3 164. balovad aon of Astnd sr4 1 Holger J.

fond brother of Pn. l.t lass J. Wes and I t. Ricfia-4 graodxon of Caro'ia Winiim: Memorial serriees wiil be hi at v.e-t Luther an chun st e'-mond, and ShUerea-e asenueg Tliaraoaj. Sept.

14. at I II p. en. MENtT---y-VTT iJ i i i "1 1 i pillCACO DAILY JRIBUNE 2Q Sept. 14, 233 YANKS HELD AS WAR CAPTIVES EN ROUTE HOME HEETHER Artsm 5.

Htier. SpL 1914. ot 156.1 N. Carl auweV heloTed husband of Georgia 5 fond father of Thomas 3.. Ralph John Scott.

Charles P. Mrs Msriorie Boyd, and the lata George S. Service at chaoel. 2701 N. Clark street.

Friday at 3 p. m. Interment Montrose cemetery. HILL George Hill. Sept V-loved bushand of Eliraheth fond father of Irene M.

Ijehrich of Hsy Olf. Mich and Mvrlle c. Hill, hroiher of William H. Hill nf Detroit. Micb.

and Fits H. Smith of Lsnsing Mich. Funeral at lata residence, 10.14 W. honleyrd, Saturday, 2 p. under auspice of Home lodge.

So. HOS. A. T. at A.

J4. Interment Cedar Park. HINES See Josephine Pinn notiea. HUISEL-Jnhn i. Huissel.

beloved son of Marie and the late John tond brother of Mane. Betty. Kathryn, and Ann. Servp-es Saturday. 2 p.

at parlors, fiTth street and Dorchester avenue. Interment Gtacrland. II VI. AND Mylsnd wife of the lata James J. mother of Josepbi M.

Nnf H-icn Stfintierg. Jsme V. and lV-riuce Rome. Funeral from ttlilO Glenwood avenue. Saturday.

1. mil. al 10 15 a to St. Gertrudes rhilf h. Interment All Saints'.

i WINN16 I5NT AT hrH' OFFlCe SHE TOOK TM AFTE-I? NOOM OFF TO DO SOME rVHAT'LL CARPENTER, U. S. JUDGE HERE 23 YEARS, DIES Retired from District Bench in 1933. George A. Carpenter, 76, who resigned as a judge in the federal District court here in I'm j.

ft or Vt'V'' years on bench, died yes-. i a in jh- apartment, ai iu Lake Shore dr. Judge Carpenter was born in Chicago in what is now the 21st ward. His grand father Poninmin Car penter, was one of the city's Georte A. Carpenter.

first packers and a member of the city's first board of public works. His father was head of the firm of George B. Carpenter Co, ship chandlers. Joined Clilcagro Law Firm. lie was graduated from Harvard university in 1S88 and from Harvard law school in 1891.

Returning to Chicago, he became a member of the law firm of Pence Carpenter, which continued until the death of Abram M. Pence in 1005. In 1906 he was elected a judge of the Circuit court and was reelected in 1909. In the same year he was appointed to the federal bench by former President Taft and was confirmed by the senate in January, 1910. In 1894 he married Miss Harriet Isham, daughter of Dr.

and Mrs. N. Isham, in the) Isham family home at 915 N. Dearborn wher" the Carpenters lftter lived for 43 years. Wed 50 Years I.al May.

The couple celebrated their golden wedding anniversary last May at the Casino club. Since his resignation from the bench. Judge Carpenter had been associated with the law firm of Ten-ney, Sher-man, Rogers Guthrie, with offices at 120 S. La Salle st. In addition to his widow he Is survived by a daughter, Mrs.

Edward J. Bermingham; a son, George B. Carpenter, and two brothers, John Alden Carpenter, the composer, and Hubbard Carpenter. MRS. DEVRIES, WIFE OF MUSIC CRITIC, IS DEAD Mrs.

Hattie A. Devries, 72, wife of Herman Devries, music critic of the Chicago Herald-American, died last night in her apartment in the St. Clair hotel. A native of New Orleans, she studied violin and voice in Paris, and for many years was widely known in Chicago as a vocal teacher, having developed several con-cert and operatic singers. She was married to Mr.

Devries in 1904. In addition to her husband she is survived by a stepson, Rene, and a sister, Miss Blanche A. Van Buren. Private funeral services will be held today in the chapel at 200 E. Erie st.

FRED L. MILLS9 ESTATE VALUE SET AT $300,000 Fred L. Mills, 49, president of Mills Industries, Chicago, who died July 5 in a hospital in St. Charles, left an estate of $300,000 it was disclosed yesterday when the will was filed in Kane county Probate court in Geneva. Mr.

Mills lived near St. Charles. His widow, Isabell, and the First National Bank of Chicago were named executors of the estate in trust. Mrs. Mills, a son, Lt.

Fred L. Mills, and two daughters, Mrs. Mary Blower of Ann Arbor, and Marcia Isabell Mills of St. Charles, were named beneficiaries. REPORT DOCTOR INDICTED IN ABORTION CASE Dr.

Ellis G. Klinger, 67, of 149 W. 14th Chicago Heights, was reported named in a true bill charging abortion, which was voted yesterday by the grand jury. Leo Johnson, 25, of 673 W. C3d was reported named for statutory rape after investigation of a story told by a 14 year old Thornton girl that Klinger operated on her after she was taken to him by Johnson.

Johnson, a bus driver, said he paid the physician $10 to perform the abortion. COO r.WRS OF 1IOSB MTOI.KV. Six liumlred pairs of stockings valued at Stio were taken from the Red Kobm women's apparel shop at Belmont Mrs. Pearl Wolf, manager, told police yewteni Chest Cold Misery Relieved by Moist Heat of ANTIPHLOGISTINE SIWPLE Th mo iff heat of mn ANTIPHLOGISTINE pouitic rlivts coufh, tightness of chst muicU ortntii du to chest cold, bronchial irritation CHEST COLD SORE THROAT BRONCHIAL IRRITATION n1 aimpU Mrs throat. Apply A IKM L-.

I TlNE. poultica just hot annuh to comfort bio than fool tho moiif go right to work 011 SIMPLE SPRAIN. BRUISE SOKE MUSCLES CHARLEY HORSE ti.Ktw...! chost musclo soronosa. Ooos cood. foals rexxi for sovoral hours.

Tho rnoiit h.at of an ANTIPHLOGISTINE i soultH: Uo rlivo pain raducoa limbars up stir! aching musrifls 1 4to to a simpla sprain, kruiM, charlay 1 1 horsa, similar Injury or ennHll Inn. AM IPHUK.IM INE (Aunty tU la tub I or can at any drug atoto NOW. 1 you overt this FROM TH" WAR vYaiv. s1 1 OBITUARIES Mrs. Joseph S.

Barron. Services for Mrs. Gertrude Barron, 56, of 1319 S. 60th Cicero, who for many years had been prominent in Rebekah lodge work, will be held at 1:30 p. m.

Saturday in a chapel at 6126 Roosevelt Oak Park. She was a past president of the Rebekah district assembly No. and was chairman of the West Side Rebekah Red Cross unit No. 3. She is survived by her husband, Joseph and a son, Sgt, Frank who 1ms been In service In tht Pacific for several years.

Mn. FrerJerich Arnd. Mrs. Blanche Bannister Arnd, 78, died yesterday in her home at 1408 Hinman Evanston. Sha was co-founder of the Benton house, a settlement on the south side of Chicago, and had coached more than 400 plays for social, church and civic groups during the 30 years she lived in Evanston.

She is survived by her husband, Frederick, an attorney, and a daughter, Marion. Services will be held at 3 p. m. tomorrow in a chapel at 1567 Maple Evanston. G.

Raymond Collins. G. Raymond Collins, 61, of 910 Clinton River Forest, a member of the law firm of Collins, McKenna McCullough, with offices at 38 S. Dearborn died Monday in his home, apparently of a heart attack. He was a member of the board of governors of th'e Amateur Athletic union and a member of the Illinois Athletic club.

The body will be sent to Utica, N. for burial. Mn. Joseph A. Services for Mrs.

Clara Ann Weigand, 68, a lifelong resident of Du Page county who died Tuesday In her home, 162 S. Kenilworth Elmhurst, will be held at 9:30 a. m. tomorrow in Immaculate Conception church in Elmhurst. Mrs.

Wei-gand, who was born in Napervill, is survived by her husband, Joseph and a son, Charles. Louis Suprenant Sr. Louis Suprenant 79, of 812 Cobb Kankakee, where he had been a contractor for nearly half a century', died yesterday in his home. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Julie Suprenant.

eight children and four brothers. Services will be held Saturday at 9:30 a. m. in St. Rose Catholic church, Kankakee.

Urban J. Rockcastle. Urban J. Rockcastle, 50. died yesterday in his home at 9420 Rldge-way Skokie.

He was president and founder of the Rockcastle Engineering company, 716 Lake st. Surviving are his widow, Marie, and a son, John, 14. Count Yorinaga Malsudaira. LONDON, Sept. 13 Count Yorinaga Matsudaira, 69, president of the Japanese house of peers since 1937, died today, a Berlin broadcast said.

William H. Robinson. LONDON, Sept. 13 (P). William Heath Robinson, 72, artist and humorist, died today at his home in suburban High Gate.

BOMB SHORTAGE REVEALED HERE BY WMC CHIEF The army and navy, short of many munitions, are rationing bombs "because there are not enough to go around on all the fronts," Charles M. Hay, deputy administrator of the war man power commission, told war man power commission, said in an interview in Chicago yesterday. "If the war against Germany does not end in 30 days, we may find that certain other items, including radar, truck parts and tires, and heavy ammunition, may be so scarce they also will have to be doled out in inadequate quantities to our soldiers and sailors," he said. He disclosed that the WMC has perfected plans to remove all job controls except the 48 hour week in war production areas "very quickly" after the end of the war in Europe, and that Chicago "has a very good chance" of being among the first to escape labor curbs. Illinois, with 10 No.

1 critical areas, is the most severely crippled war production state in the nation, Charles P. Casey, state man power director, said. There are 58 No. 1 areas in the 47 other states. A total of 127,825 new workers must be obtained in the next six months to meet current schedules.

Casey said. What Shall I Take for an OVER-ACID Condition? ANSWER The famous Mountain Valley Water from Hot Springs, Ark. Combats Acidity. Activates the Kidneys. Phone for case today.

MOUNTAIN VALLEY MINERAL WATER From HOT SPRINGS. ARK. 129 W. Jacktoa livd. MONroaMBS (irabHis.

la CMcaa Over Jf tsars i i j2f4 tlaSH' ToJjv'a death notice contain tha detail of thai funerals or memorial service of that following who died in that service of our country: Edw.rd L. Arzt Jack E. Dwytr JostpR A. Kennedy Jr. Henry (Bud) Koller Edward Richard Nathans Bruno H.

Presta Holger J. Roiberj Jr. "Tkey av th last full mtasttr? ef devotion" BAUER Hans Bailer, dear father of Jack, brother of Andrew so, I Joseph. Funeral Sept. 16.

st a. from chattel. K4.1 A roil I age avenue, lo St. Tlinf church. Burial St.

Jow-pira. BEr.I.lON Martin A. Bellion. suddenly, of 62IO I. Moyna sirret.

beloved huiband of Jewell. ne Hree fond father of Mrs. omnia Gaul, ai aoitfather of James and Aharon Gaul, brother of Manna l.tu-tis and Frank hristeiteri. Fndiv. Sept.

ift. p. at funeral home, W'. North avenue. Interment Acacia, park.

MemlsT of Niagara lo.lce. No. VU'J, A. A. M.

Merrimae UNDO. BENGTON Hanna Benct'nn. Sept. 12. It'tl.

beloved wife of I lie Isle John, desr Sl.ter of Alois Littdhoe. slier. Walfrid. sod Uu.tsv l.aisoti, S'norial Saturday. l.

Ill at chapef, 4 Ainiilas avenue. Interment Acacia Talk. Mrmiu-r ot Kallands Forbuiidei, BEI'TN ER Helen Beulner. suddenly. Sept.

12. of in'M S. 41tll averine, l.eru. loved wifa of Cbailes W. Beulner.

fond sister of Albert. I harles. and Kdwatd Rnenf rater. Flineial Krid-tv at 2 p. m.

at chapel, w. 2ih sirret. Burial Concordia cemetery. Lawndala OtiTl. BIGEf.OW Mrs.

Ebrsbeth Birelow. Sept. HI. 1IH4. al Jacksonville, beloved aunt ot Nancy P.

Miller. Servu-es at Oak Woods eemeiery chapel, Thursday, Sept. 14. al 3 p. in.

BtSNO Sarah Bino of (147 Sheridan road, beloved wife of the late Ahraham, dear mother of Louis, Realm- Oppenheimer. Alexander, and Jules. Services Friday, 3 p. at chapel, Broads. ay.

thence to Graceland c-metcry. BITTING ER Mao Bitttnger. net K.ihnke. N'aclo avenue, dearly wife of Georxe, fund daughter of Martha ami Frank Kolnil.e, sifter of Rose Hcjerf of I alilornia. Resting at funeral home, 41.TS W.

North avenue, to Pt, G'les' church. -'I'I a. m. Saiurdiy. Sent.

Id. Burial St. Joeph's. Information, Bel. C812.

BOYD Mary Boyd. Tnee Wallaeel. belove.1 wifa of Georae Bovd. fond mother of Robert. Jane.

Kvlvn and the- lata rvl. si-ter of Robert R. Wallace, Anns, rolui, F.liralwth. ami arn and Margaret Giiuian. Funeral Friday, Sept.

1 .1. at a. from funeral home 2lrtr1tiS N. Caliroruia avenue, at Palm-r street, to Church of Hie Advent boulevard and Francisco avenue. R'quiem mas at 10 a.

m. Interment Montrose. Inlortimtion, Humboldt 21 73. BUFFO Veronica Buffo. Sept.

12. mother of Genevieve. Man- Gaudi of Marseilles. 111.. Anton 1,., and James of Joliet.

III. at t'hiznoli's chapel. Johet. 111. Funeral to St.

Anthony vhurch Friday, ft a. m. BirNGE Mane Bungs fnea Mnreaut. lata residence. MIDT la-laud avenue, N'lnvcl wife of John II desr mother of Pvt.

laranee, V. Dornihv. John. Pvt. Merreti, U.

s. Lsvrrne Crouse. Charles, S. 2. V.

S. Rose Mane and June Rose, grandmother of nine grandchildren, sister of Valentine Mnreau Epstein. Services at chapel. 4M Irving Park road. Saturday at 1 p.

m. Interment Ktdgewood cemetery. BUT7.ERIX Margaret Butnerin, Sept. IS. f)427 University avenue, mother of Mis Flula.

B. and Arthur J. Butzerin. Servus at Oak Woods cemetery chapel, Friday at 1 p. m.

Omit flowers. CAMP Mary Gardner lata of 4.11 Kills avenue, wifo of J. lingerie, mother of Margaret Harbinsnn and Flight Officer harles Eugene. T. g.

grandmother of Nancy Jean Harbinson. Funeral Fridav. Sept. 15. at a.

from funeral home. 100.1 07 E. 47th street at Fibs avenue, to St. Anihrnv churcb. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

CAStTO Sea atto notice. CHRISTENSEN' Atnes fhristensen. Sept. 12. 11144.

of 441 La t'lsire avenue, wifa of Andrew, mother of Harriet pit-Per. daughter of Herman I.arsen. grandmother of Gernld IMner. Keeling at funeral home, aik N. I entral avenue.

Aus. tin. Service Friday, 1 p. m. Interment Forest Home.

Aus. 0117, COLLINS G. Raymond Collins, suddenly, of 940 Clinton pls-e. River Forest. Rest-lug at funeral home.

20.1 S. Marion street. Oak Park. Funeral notica later. Please omit flowers, 70.

COX Levrelt T. Cog of 2242 Morse are- nue, beloved husband of I. ail Hamilton Cox. fond father of Charles A. Funeral Saturday.

Sept. 1. at a. (mm funeral home, Iievon avenne at (iienwood. lo St.

Marisret Mary churrh. DEVRIES Hatlie A. Sept. irt. I144.

wife of Herman Devries. sister of Blanche A. Van Hureii. Service, and Interment private. l'ba omit flotsers.

DINNEEN The Rey. F. George Tiinneen. S. pastor of St.

Ignatius' Sept. LI. son of tho lata Michael and Catherine Fitrgerald Hinnwi, hroiher of Edwaril. tinele of Mrs. Mark Kuni.

Lying In slate at St. Ignatius' church. Gtcostond avenue. of the dead. HI a.

Sal. Iirday, Sept. If). Funeral mas al a. m.

Interment All Saints'. Rog. 1017. DONNELLAN Margaret Kehoe Dnnnellitn, Sept. 13, wife of the late Edward C.

sisier of Mrs. Theodore W. Fisher and the late Joseph C. Kehoe. Funeral Sat-urday.

lo a. from residence. fiii.KI Minnehaha avenue, I.in-olowoH. to Oneen of All Saint church. Mas nclock.

Iniermeni Calvary. DRIst'OIi Emma Driscoll. fond sister of Mrs. Lor.ist Hirsi hberg of Sterling. Ill and Mrs.

Julia lpnhnrt of Morrison. 111. Funeral Wednesday 11 a. m. to si.

Saluiia a rliureli. villoma solemn rnitiirm bigli niasa milt be lelcbr.iied. Inteini'iil Merll.ig, III. Trt. 7.

bill. DWYER Slit. Jack K. Dwyer. C.

S. A. A. in actum over Germanv. Ian.

2U. 1H44, age 20, of 4ui Austin avenue, beloved son of Frank G. lwyer. fond hroiher of divert p. and Mrs.

A. Page. Memorial triads Samrday, 18. at l'J a. m.

at St. Rohcrl lad. tannine church, jc. Austin at EBERI.K Mamie I. Klierle.

Sept. 12. mil. of 4143 Broadway, wife of the late Ferdinand, fond mother of Harold Vrr. nice.

Mrs. Mildred Miller, and the late Mrs. Irene Leimetter. graiidmnt her of Lor-raioe Miller. Richard, nnd Arthur laimcl-ter, siter of Mr, bla.

Melil. Servn-es at chani. 2701 N. Clark Friday at 1 :30 p. in.

Interment Irving Park. EI.BF.RT Kalhenne Elbert, late of 4137 N. Maon avenue, dearly beloved wile of Martin, fond mother of Margaret and Martin. Funeral Friday, Sept. 15.

at a. in. from funeral home, Irving Piirk road, lo St. Pascal's church. Inter-Incut St.

Joseph's, tnfoi mation. pen, liihiii. ENGMTROM Sea Arthur K. Slrftensen Potlee. FERGI'SON 3.

Ntwton Feriruson he-loved husband of Frieda, father of Bobtoe and Raymond, son of Joe N. and Neriie I'ergusou, brther nf Ititth Shfer mid Kaymoiul In-Ios Ferguson. I. S. A.

A. C. At residency-, Addt.on street, tin 1 1 1 Satiinlay morning. Services at chaicl, 4 I'I2 Flilon avenue. Saturday.

Scut. 10. 2 p. m. Interment Irving l'ark.

FRATTO Jutia Fratto. nee Olivo. beloved wife of the late Giacomo. luring mother of Joseph Guarascio. Mrs.

Ango Casein. Mary, and I'vt. James, U. S. siiter of Joseph lilivo ot Joint.

Ill, Funeral Friday at a. m. from b.u.el. viitm Went, worth avenue, to St. Peter church.

Polk and Clark streets. Interment Mount C'ar-niel. Information, Victory IStil. FHEITAG Anlhony G. Freitag.

Sept, II, beloved liusbsod Sophie, nee IliirUe, dear father if Irmis and Tech Sgt. Clarence, dear biotlier of Mallulda Jew like, Mary liahr. Martha S- hull, and 1. letin. Funeral Saturday at In a.

m. from late r-ideiiiN. N. Washtenaw avenue, to st. jo.tplial'a chinch.

In teliiient SI. Ad iU'crls. FKIF.II.ANiKK-ltia Fnedl.mder of 2 I a K. Tdlh slle.l, wilo ot the Isle Marks, dear mother of Anna i-bcr. Louis, Charles, Sarah, t.eorgr, and the lain Hairy, noie at aruh-hildien and nine stral graiidclultlieu.

Funeral Outlay. 1 1 a. at chaiel, Stony laud avenue, lntermeui RoH-mnot l'ark. GI.OWIENKE See Anna M. Klauk notice.

GOLDEN John J. Golden, late of 61H9 Albany avenue. beloved husband ot itlierijia t'onnell Golden, fond father of Kenala. Braasch and Ihe lale John brother of Siter Renata. O.

and the late Richard. William, and Catherine Connors. Funeral Saturday. 11 a. from funeral home.

Mil! S. Ashland sve line, to SI. Rita's church. Interment Holy Sepulchre Mnulier of Foil liesiNirn council. No.

71. K. of C. ami Micet tar Men's union, division 241. GUARASCIO See Fratto notice.

HRRISON Rose M. Harrison, nee Pdone, beloved moltier of Walter and trotd, sister of Anns Cuddy, ank. Flnvd, A liiony. Le.ler Petl.oir. Slid lata Jo sephine Fiineisl ttiilsi l' d'l a from rhtpel.

and Emeral I. lo St. Leo a cbuitb. lnleiuicni fcl. Marys.

RtHrMima-Hif R-ventrg. r-e, Jjerr) d. of 1M4'J Osk J'sra avenue anted mother of tfsra A Ntss. tTima Bennett. Cht-les F.

Hero', -r of Minnie Root ae.l Hws "I-wiv. mothrrin law of JTe J. Novsk. i.i Benteii. and O'g Heroid.

of five grandchildren and fl irl children. Service Th-jrsv. pt 14 3 P. m. at tnersl hotre.

JtT W. trr-reak road. rroi. lntm-n National. Ca.I Berwja 1S54.

ROW See HvHnl pctica. SARTT Slvio 3 Strty of A svemie. ept 11. 1B, pel-wed of Ihe Clsra sr-y. fend ef Veronica Ssrtv and Loretig tt chapel.

61 N. Ashland ni' aereys wnl ba held friciiy. Sefi. li. at I p.

m. Interment Mon'rose. SUHAin Mathilda Vhaid. 12, wife of the laia WM'aio. V-ing motber of August.

Mrs. wsrs-et Mas and Wilbsm. funeral Friday r- st .10 from fiinerst home, to St. rhur a a i AJ hamts' cemetery. Go.iive s.

heel 421 lensw avenue, beloved busl'sn-t cf a-trillda. nee Sebumsnn; e.r fv--ee cf Mrs. Hsiel Rundia. ,1 ittr. A Pvt.

1st Class L'. M. C. E.ir. Mrs Rermee rmt.

and tie F.fher, brother of Edward ot Aurora. I Mrs. Henrietta fcnrairin, and Mrs. Maria Slstk. grandfather ef eaar-l R'e'dle.

ather-tnlsw of Bundle. Mrs Harriet Web setae Mrs Ions latter acd Ilcrieg unsrsl yrl.lay 1 .1 f-is dispel. lOlO -15'l s'reel. I al I.mhersn btireh ef I'esea 4 a 1 Califftraia avenue Interment Be an a. Mem tier Mutual Benefit and A4 a K-e SH WOERVR-Re'ty ff o-o Hin'ttel of 4 Winehes er sv-nue iiovcf wife of the lata Joseph.

fn1 molber of llstert P. d'sr stey of Herman C. Hmtriieter and 'he u-e fi I Hintrpe-er. At chrl. Ijnec a avenue, unr-1 10 a.

Fru'sv Serv ee 2 p. m. Friday at Bethany Errr-' church. CuMorn at N. Psuima.

IntTmert Rosehill. Member et Sjntam No. b13, O. 8. SEELENBIN'OER Albert H.

Seerii sept. 1844. beloved htiand cf Emma Seelenbinder. fond 'irir ef Frled Radtke. At chapel.

5VH inland avenue, where srrir held Fndiy. Sep. 15. at 1 p. at.

private. Pleave omit Cowers. SHIELDS Earl J. of Stll fond husband of Helen. oe far-ey ct Thomas, eon cf Mary and tie James Shields, brother of Jimet.

GeT-s. Pvt. 1st i la.a Bernard, lr-e rl ban. Funeral from cbspel. 125 w.

atret. Pndav. Sept. IS at a a. to St.

Roaa of Lima chare h. Intar-saecv L. Marj- a cemetery. SILVERS Josenh A. Silvers, ve'oTea s.

band of Valesks. father M-s yieve Marquardt. Mrs. W--, hl of Milwsukee. Sft Kn: fct vers, 1.

S. A snd Jeanetse 1 grandchildren. Services it-y. 7 -VI p. at funeral home.

57mj N. ws. ern avenue, corner of Foster. Inter-meet Town of Maine cemetery. SIPE-Arlelgh P.

PeVvel ef Pollye. fond son of J-hn M. 1 Ti Sip, brother of Mr. Jess' M-s. tolp Clinton.

Raymtrnd and win Sipe. Resting at funeral bo-ne, Tl 'lS Irving Park road. Service FriJa-e 15. at 3 p. m.

Interment Irvicg Park, SJOBLOM Gunnar TT. H. 144. gudoetily. lte of 13 avenue, beloved h'Ubind of Ion ree Laarveld: fond father of Caril n.

ce son of Henning and the lte gra nts-lom. brother of inhlid Mares j-rersl Friday. p. at charel. 513 11 Ashland aveni.e at Foster Ridgewood.

Memher of the Snilil C7f cftbicajo. Longbeach 5147. SMITH Caie Grosser Jn -h free rvj. nowskil of .12.1:1 w. terms reaf.

beloved Wife Of Samuel, lovjj.y mo1 ef Ravmood. Roman, aid G-eaer. dear sister of Ijtlian R-inik Rs-h. V.n 7eman, a.id Steve rrranow.ki. rro Ser-In-law of Ms ie a-d Esther.

sis- i of Rsrbira ami Frank Fjierai Ir.fir, Sept. 5 at 9 a tn from home. 2.125 S. California averoie to Casim-r rt-urrh. sod e.

Interment Reaue.ee. on cemetery, laior-mst on. Ci'-ero 3'HIS. STsHIW.Uard It. StahT.

S-p. 11. of .14" Belmont avenue, age-1 2 trs, bloed oti of W.iham a i) A ford brother of j'h Butge. 1 tt G-sle Richnl. V.

aid Pvt. I', s. A uncle of ita Aon Putt, brother in-ltw of R'j F'l-er snl si 1 -n at funeral ho-oe. 5 Beirooi aven.e. to Acacia Park ceoaetery.

SlTFFEN'sEN E. tsa. loved husband of Rata, nee Ergs'rerr; fond father of Lorraine, bro'her of Cfc-. a J-a Johnson. Alfred, Olga ftnwerajan, rwi Sena Bowerman.

Ps-t graid of J-na F.ncsson lotfge. No. 3rJl. I. O.

unon lo al No at chapel. lm W. tvx rt. uos-i Frtdy. Servicea 2 p.

Fndsv at Messiah Lutheran cb'irh. l4h street s-d Wolemtt avetme. Interment rjaa STKOst BER' ee Hvl t-d noti-e. SUALt.A Joseph Susall. form-r'y ef W.

C.emk road, son of trie Josejsj and Cecelia Sus.ila. bro'her ef li'se. Fntg. Alegtnde'. vr'd -he lale Stanley S-isaila.

Funeral Ts at 9 a. from inee.) 7 I.arsmie avenue to Msry ef l-o, rhiit' h. Interment SI. Joseph s. TIT Ellda P.

fat, beloved we ef tiny fond mother of Mes vaeo t.a. Harry E' a-1 Ki" Servicea at funeral horns, it atreei. Saturday. 10 a. m.

jnal i THOM A Ado'pn C. Thorn, be'ov-! ss. band of Helena dear father of tire Lrntsch. art. Mane Beiter.

Ai-ss ner. Rita HeiderscSeidt. 14 g-a-i-lt1- hroiher of Julu and tr lata Cai-les. Funeral Thursday at in .10 a. m.

f-ec-j funeral home. 2y l. Liroio lo Alphonsns' church, laterment St. Boci 1 ae cemetery. THOMAS Jo-eph P.

Thnmas ef tirecn atreei, beiovtv hushand e' a Noonvn Thomas dear faih-r of 1 and the ste Psvmnrtd I ir 1 brother of orp. Mji-vih. T. a-d Sta-then Thomaa Funeral Indsv 4 a. from fur.eral bore.

st at Looms boulevard. to Sscred H-a-t church. Interment Monnt OUvet eemeiery. Information. Triangle 1157.

TORTORELLO Seo sernela ootsee. TURREI Msne Turre I Cel. linsl. .1 S. Summit, Vii.a Pa- be.

loved wife of Wiiiism, ford m.rier ej Ruth S-hmidt Pvt. William Jr S. Jack, and 'T Sgt. Jsatea Tarre S. A daughter of Ms-y oK 1-r oT olbns, Msruret a.

Fred, and Joe. Funeral at chanet. 13 York atreei. Elmhurst. Ill F- -isy al 3 p.

trt. Interment Mount VAN VOORHI4 De. Ti to. and Mrs. Anna Van Veorr s.

cj. fond parents of Willisms. Fema K-rh. "ree 1 be tn sts'e st he Hscs b- e. lieecher.

Ill unl.l 1 p. "v--v-tees at the 4 omiruntty hall, at 1 JO m. Burial M. l.usr s. FENS I Marie Vee-t'i a ef St 1 I Mitssit Slreet, tsIoved of I.e., tond mother of M'-s.

W'diiam. sister of M-s. flare Mrs. Ksthenee Zsngor. and 'Tie late Philip Brennsnstuht.

gr-id-ri-ie fif Roitert n.f S-n es FrcsV Ot 2 tn. at rhiH. e-' avenue. Interment M'junt Hope. VERNELO Ina Msry Yerneio.

wife of late Edward, another of Mrs. IVi.gM T-e-torello sister of Mrs. Daisy Wi.lmaa snd Mrs. Verna Grsienslager. beitn of (.

ter. O. Funersl Fridsy. 1 at cSs-si. 214d W.

Msdisnn street. Inier-jisnt Forest Home. Wooster. prera plaaa eocr, WALLA CI" See Mry Boyd no'i-o. El DNER Andres? P.

Mil Hamilton avenue. Sept. 1 lr)t4. te-loved huabsnd of Ihe lste Anna "-e brother of Clemens P. Punersi Setuev.

Sept. 1H. II I a from erapel. 211 Irving Park to t. i ni ien.

Interment St. Sir? eemery, Tscbny. III. Pleas omit flowera. WEIGAND Clara Ann We.gind fnee beloved wife of Joaepn A mottier of I harlr-s.

Sistey of Jenn a a-t William. Funeral from chspel 114 f. toi slreet. Elnihuist. It.

Fnesv a Mol limit, ulM I r-olefl Flmhnrst, 8 a ni m.l si, I'tvr a 4 Paul cyiceierv. lit. WHITE Kit While, formerly ef 91? man avenue. F.vsnsioo. noiher ef V(, John Keid of sk.iIso.1 Nt- James.

snd Wsrney Wh ei.r of t.eorge Wiley, etid l'J v. rr at chspel. 14eJ0 lwrrou aveuwe, vtrs-ton. Intermenl pnvt. WOLTER Edwin P.

WoUer. betoved Is-s. band of Marguerite, food bcot.ir of tieorge and Ferdinand Wolter. aid Mrm. Clara Services at funeral h' me.

rt.t N. Clark street, Friday. 1 p. ra. la ferment private.

Tleas fioaers. XOUN-Dr. Grhsrl Tomg 17IT Svemie, Fvsnsleo. Se; I 11, lull beloved hushsnd el J. lis b' -sin Young.

fool sther of In.rti-.t Voting snd A-1ioe g-mery, trln-'f .1 of an 4 1,1 lavilia f.reffv, orothee of w-s. Nsf of ii soJ.ee. a Pei rpo' of me, st Poic It rhpel. A.hls-'l svsn 1 ful whaie sefvtrf'e ftiil tat S-e1 epl. 14, a 4 p.

m. late-ttasat civata. TODAY IS 130TH ANNIVERSARY OF NATIONAL SONG Poem Was Published on Handbills. Inspired by the sight of the United Slates flag still flying over Fort McIIcnry In Baltimore harbor after nithl of 1 1 -1 1 i 1 1 if I) British naval guns, Francis Scott Key, a Maryland law yer, wrote a poem 130 years ago today that was at once popular, but not recognized officially for 117 years 83 Francis Srott Key. years after his death.

Key was aboard a small English vessel when he wrote the poem. He had tramped the small deck of the craft thruout the night, watching the shelling of Fort Mc-Henry, unable to reach shore because he was under detention by British marines. Today the song is the anthem of the nation "The Star-Spangled Banner." It became official March 4, 1931, with the signing of a congressional bill by President Hoover. "To Anacreon Jn Heaven," the official song of the Anacreontic society of London, was the tune to which the poem soon was sung. The society was named in honor of Anacreon, Greek poet of love, pleasure, and wine, and withal a sober association of intellectuals.

REV. F. G.DINNEEN DIES; 20 YEARS AT ST. IGNATIUS The Rev. F.

George Dinneen, S. 78, pastor of St. Ignatius Catholic church. 6559 Glenwood since 1924, died yesterday in St. Francis hospital in Evanston.

Father Dinneen. a member of the Jesuit order for 53 years, was one of the founders of the Legion of Decency, organized to combat indecent motion pictures. He was born in New York state and was graduated from St. Mary's college, St. Mary's, where he later taught.

He also taught in Creighton university, Omaha, from 1893 to 1902, and in St. Ignatius High school in Chicago from 1906 to 1919. He founded the Loyola Community theater, in his parish, in 1927. The office of the dead will be read at 10 a. m.

Saturday in St. Ignatius church, and requiem mass will be said at 10:30 a. m. TWO MORE POLIO CASES LISTED; TOTAL NOW AT 95 Dr. Herman N.

Bundesen, president of the board of health, said two new cases of infantile paralysis were reported in Chicago yesterday, bringing the total for th year to 95, with four deaths. Fifty-nine deaths and 602 cases had been reported last year to Sept. 13. One new case, the 52d this year, was reported yesterday in Cook county outside of Chicago. The patient was the mother of a 13 day old baby in Evanston.

There were 165 cases in the county last year at this time, with 16 deaths, compared with' two this year. SEEK 100 TONS OF SCRAP PAPER IN COUNTY FILES More than 100 tons of waste paper will be gathered from offices in the county building within the next few days, according to plans completed yesterday by judges of the Circuit court under the direction of Chief Justice Julius II. Miner. Judges Philip Finnegan and Stanley Klar-kowskt, who are on the executive committee with Chief Justice Miner, have ordered that all county offices immediately start clearing liles. CAPTI KF.I I1 A KOI KIT.

1IKI TO Jt KV. Herman ll.u Urr. 30, of 3 1 1 .1 Ix Moynfl a parole who w-s shot and rap lured by a polb'eman Mnndar after emit, mitutir three )inbliiia. was belt) to I lie grand jury in bonds of ST.Mxi on tine rhartfes of rohueiy by Jmbre William V. in Fetor, miirt (IB SPACIOUS WITH MODERN CONVENIENCES NORTH: 92? W.

Belmont SOUTH: 1820 S. Michigan WEST: 2346 W. Madison EAST TO REACH AT US OR STREET CAR i 21 lllinoisans Aboard Exchange Ship. Washington. P.

Sept. 13 UP). The war department today an-rounred th? names of 233 sick or voundfd soldifri, former prisoners cf. war of Germany, who are en route to the United States aboard the Swedish motorship Gripsholm lifter an exchange, of prisoners at Gotesburc, Sweden. The ship is due in th United Staff's late this month.

After phyiiral examinations the soldiers will be granted leave or furlough, if physical condition permits, or continued hospitalization for thnsf requiring it. Twenty-one in the group are Illi-Isnixans. The returning soldiers include: CHIC AGO AND UdMTF. Tlegab, Meyer. 2d lieutenant Julius Jean.

father. 18.10 g. Rldgewgy v. ftorcharilf. Clarrnr staff sergeant "Mrs, Pauline BorghanH, mother.

N. iveri ar. Hm.ak. Fmil staff sergesnt Mr. Bnak.

mother. 45.17 N. Kilbourn av. Itmliu. baric mad sergeant Mm.

r.vii.ne Buiizius. mother. 3519 W. 26th st. Pnnielsen, Robert staff srnreant Mm.

Anna Nielsen, mother. 620 Madison Filter. Chris. 2d lieutenant Mrs. Helen I.

Filler, mother. 4741 Hubbard at. Jalnwiee. Edward private Mrs. Anna S'TZS Broad st.

MrTnvrki. Stephen cn-pnral Mrs. Vary mother, 13157 Avenue O. Milewski. Teddy private Stella lowski.

mother. 158 W. 18th st. Sheahan. Harold, frrant Mr.

Gene-Sheahrtn. mother, 105 Oak wood Chicnrn. Smith, John 1st lieutenant Dr. Ken-F. Smith, father.

77.18 Lr.ella at. Svehla. Francis staff sereeanf Mrs. mother. 2820 Lowe av.

Warrknis. F.usene private 1st clas Mr. W'arekois, mother, 7229 Wood, Howard aerreant Mr. Gidv Wood, wile, 4131 Raymond Con-rr-5 Park. Wjennik.

Adam C. sergeant Mrs. Catherine Wygomk. mother, 6243 W. 1st Cl'-cro.

POWNSTATE ILLINOIS. Garrison, Donald staff, serrriint Mr. Laura M. Garrison, mother, 29 Wis EMnrado. Gilbert, Tbomai etnff sergeant Mr.

M. Gilbert, wife. 536 Lawn Ro-kford. Gowrr. Robert slaff aergeant Mn.

Goner, mother, 221 8l. James I'eona. Johnson, Mvron lieutenant Harry Jnhn.oi. father, mi Clark at rnntiae. Tiifker.

I ouls private J. H. Bernen, Mt end L'ast St. Lout. Williams, Donald staff sergeant C-orse L.

Williams, father. Wayne City. INDIANA. Rnrklev. Earle first lieutenant Ber-rard J.

Buckler, father. 213 J. Sherman Crown Toint. MICHIGAN. Bo.ow.kI.

Steohen staff sergeant Mr. tl'zabeth Becinia Bo'nwshi. wtf. 935 Chatham northwest. Grand Rapids.

Ht ON SIN. Bloom. 4oeph 2d lieutenant Mrs. Tro-i F. Bioom.

mother, 704 Keenan F. 'nelander. Bredael. Frederirk 2d t'ejitenant Mrs. lona.

M. Bredael. wife, 510 4tb Green Jottnson. Artbnr taff sersreant Jr. Anhur I).

Johnson, wife, 833 E. Dajton av. Madion. Koth. I.miW teehnieat serseatit Mrs Taulme Knih.

mother, J327 Hjrninn llwaijkee. Mrkatan. rrnn C. staff serrean' Mrs. J--ephtte MKagan.

mother, 515 N. 3lh at Milwaukee. Fair. Clauds staff sereeant Mrs. M.

Tae, mother. Endeavor. Thiel. Robert, corporal Mrs. WiHiam T.

Tr-'ei. mother. Argonne. bite. Sydnev 2d lieutenant Alee V'h'te.

father, X. 7th st Milwaukee. Vorton. Harold staff errant Mrs. Eenhi F.

Yorton. mother. 111 V. Johnson Fond Du Lac. CAR AND TRUCK CRASH FATAL TO SURGEON, WIFE Dr.

D. D. Van Voorhis, 70, of Beecher, Will county, surgeon for the Chicago Eastern Illinois railroad for the last 33 years, was killed and Mrs. Voorhis was fatally injured Tuesday when their automobile collided with a semi-trailer truck west of Sycamore in De Kalb county. Dr.

Voorhis was killed instantly and his wife died of a skull fracture yesterday in the Sycamore hospital. State highway police said that Dr. Voorhis failed to stop at the intersection of route 64 and Glidden road, where his automobile was ftruck by a truck driven by Clarence Cramer, 35. of Dubuque, la. Dr.

Voorhis was graduated from Eenr.ett Medical college now Loyola university in 1S93 and served alternate internships in the Cook county hospital. PROTEST ARMY PLAN ON USE OF PERSHING HOTEL Charges that an unidentified army colonel proclaimed that "the riggers can sleep in tents," were made lift night at a meeting of f00 Negroes protesting the army plan to convert the Pershing hotel, 6100 Cottage Grove into a redistribu-tion center for Negroes. The remark alleged ly was made vhen the colonel and a group of ether officers, inspecting the hotel Tuesday, were asked where the hotel's 400 Negro tenants would live. The charge was made part of the meeting record. O.

T. Sheiton, who presided at the meeting, held in the hotel, said that the remark was heard by several The meeting condemned the utatement and also th army take-ever plan, asserting it would increase the housing shortage in the Negro district. Chicagoan in Olsen Band Killed in Truck Accident Spt. 13 (JF). Louis Augustine, 35, of Chicago, violinist with the George Olsen orchestra touring army and navy camps, died in a hospital of injuries received in a truck accident early today 20 miles from here.

The truck, occupied by Augustine and a driver, was loaded with musical instruments and en route to Vinton. La. florhtt tor S4 Tears 61-63 E. Monroe St. A A ft thl II I 9 urnnnooiBs sua n.

nanera TJt tA Senate Votes Bill to Let WAVES Serve in Hawaii Washington, D. Sept. 13 (T). The senate today passed and sent to the house a bill to permit WAVES to serve overseas, but only at Hawaiian and western hemisphere ata-lions. Existing legislation restricts the navy to use of WAVES in the continental United States.

Jour lowers Will Comfort UieJUvhig UNDERTAKERS LAIN SON Funeral Information SOUTH SIDE CHAPEL AND A Ft ARIl A VF.NTE. THOSE WENTWOIVm 0025. THURSDAY. BAXTER enes B. 1 1 a.

m. at chapel. STEELE William K. 10 a. m.

at chapel. FRIDAY. ARNOLD Elizabeth. 9 a. ra.

In rhnreh. MORGAN Birdie. 10 a. m. in church.

SATURDAY. LOFTCS Ida. 3 P. m. at chapel.

NORTH SIDE CHAPEL Rant SOUTH ASMt.ANtt AVr.NCE. THOSE EONGIIEACII 2110. THURSDAY. EBF.RT Georaa M. 2 p.

m. at chapel. HEYNEN Josephine. 10 a. m.

tn church. PAINE Henry C. 1 p. m. at chapel.

REARDON Clara. 2 p. m. at Methodist Old Peoples' Home. FRIDAY.

SARTT Silvio J. 1 p. m. st chapel. SEELES" BINDER Albert 3 p.

m. at chapet. YOUNG Dr. Gerhart H. 4 m.

at chapel. WOOLSON Mary. 10 a. m. inchnroh.

LAIN SON SKEELES- BIDDLE DIFFERENT. COLONIAL CHAPEL COTTsGE GROVF. RAD, 0220. I'm a ikinr Area. C.

H. JORDAN 6. CO. FUNERAL HOME. 200 E.

ERIE. 1 blork E. of Mtcblean. 9H YEARS SEHVICE SUP 7709 JOHN CARROLL SONS "HOME FOR FUNERALS" FRTE AT WABASH, WHI.dWtO, VENVO if I.O.V. fi.tH.S JOHN DEIR FUNERAL HOME 40.4s.

5u w. iljrnsoii-st. Kevsda SU. Nevada 4 500 MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLFUMS CFMETEftY MARKERS. MONUMENTS AT Sears Koelmc U.

Basetnt. Also at Trvnia Park and Cirro-av DEATH NOTICES la Ilematlsni, CAFFARELLO Barbara Caffarello. In sweet memory of our mother, darling grand mother, who passed away four years ago Irvday. Whit is home without a mother All good things this world may send. But when wa lost our darling mother.

We lnt our rlesre.t friend. LOVING DAUGHTER MARY, SON-IV- T.AW JOSEPH SW1ATEK, AND (iRAND- tlULDREN. CIMItOR A M. Cimbora. In lovlna memory of our tieloved bushaint and brother, who aay eight years ago todnv.

t.uiie but not fmk'oiteh. LOV1SU WIFE ASH MSTER. CP. AND ALL Marjaret Cratidall. In loving memory of my darling mother.

Pased away 13 years azo today. DAUGHTER. MAVIS. DATTU-O Jerry P.ttilo. Sept.

14. 1910. In our memory you will linger Every ilny williiti the year; Jii'ver shall we know the Joy. dear. That we knew when von were, here.

LOVING MOTH Kit AND DAD. EMMERICH Reinhardl IButcii Emmerich, 5vpt. 14. UHl. In my heart your memory limtera.

Sweetly, tender, fond, and trtie; There is not iy, Bernhardt. Uarlinr, That I do not grieve for you. LONESOME WIFE. GROTII Pvt. 1t Class William A.

Groth. 8. killed to aetion in Italy Sept. II, If memorv of my clear husband. FRANCES GROTH.

AHS'D Illanrha Ilantilster Arnd. Sent, 13. Jtilt. nl Iter home, 1 mi lliiimnii are. line.

Kvaiwlun. 111., wife of Frrdrri-n Arnd. iii'HIiit Marion Jlremond. Serv-it p. m.

Friday, at hatel, 1667 Maple. F.vaiiMon. Burial private. ARNOLD Fhzalieth Arnold, oea Tluber: W. street.

Sept. 12. 1914. wile of tint lite Adam J. Arnold, mother of Edward.

Waller. Arnold, and tho Jale Jtn- Veorhee. craiitluiother of Pvt. 1st lawn Edward llilliard. U.S.A..

Geraliline. niiti Naiiev Arnold, sister of Margaret Kiiih-Ii. Funeral from chapel. tKld and Harvard. Friday.

1.1. at 1 a. ni to M. James' (liiinli. HI H.

Wabash av. Hue. Ililrl llient SI. Jlulllfae a. AU.T Pvt.

F.dward L. Arrt, killtd tn ac Hon 111 France. July M. 1144, bfloved til sun of tiertrildo and Edward A. Art, tear brother of Violet Waller and F.ther Gardner, flanew.

of Jean la-Htane. Memorial mass Jt.iiurdav, Sept. It), 11144. It a. at Our I.j.Iv i.l 'I he Aiiuela church.

Hamllti aveiius and Iowa suset. BA KRON Gertrude Barron, nra Fuclis. of Lllil S. tiillti court. Cicero.

Ix-luved wifv of Joseph luviug mother ot Sat. Frank Paul. U. S. fond daughter of Ib-dwei: uclts.

Lying in st.iia at tier huiiict nniil Friday afternoon, when, remains will tnoved lo chapel. H''t Roosevelt road, liter Taylor avenue. Oak Pat k. wlieia services will lis lold Saturday. 1 p.m.

I'al lifibln grand of laxrie L. It. b-kali Imlse, til 7. 1. O.

O. F. BAILE Maria Antniiia Raiile. late of fJ42 N. Central Park avenue, loving wife of Frank, fond mother or Mary Scotillo, Anthony, Joseph, S.

Herman, ti. S. l.t- I j. Paul. U.

S. C. and ihe late John and Minina llanneman. grandmother of Pvt. Hoddy, U.

S. A Junior Hanneman. Corp. Joseph, U. 8.

Genevieve, Maty anes. Anthony Seotillo, June Marie. Konni Lou. Frank and Paul Jr. ltaile.

Funeral Siturday. ft a. from thapel. tV'A N. Western avenue, lo llnlv lto.siy hutch.

Burial Mount ariurl. Ann. It INK The Rev. Henry Jtelne, C. It Sept.

l'J. brother of Sister ani-ia, S. S. St. Paul.

Minn and Mrs. Irwin Bertram, Milwaukee. Wis. Remains l.vinx In sisia st SI. Alnhonsiis factory.

If'li Wellington, until p. Thursday. Of fl' Hie Dead st 'Id m. Tlpirsdsv, l-uueial Fndss. I i HI a in si Al ptinusus' liiiim Interment Villa lie.

teenier cemetery, ulenview. 111. JlMtN-Vnlia si, Johnson. ept 1.1. of .1.14 1 N.

Kenniora avenue, dear mother of lllen. Theodore. Alsot. IX'ir. sn.

Mrs. Evelyn Olson, grandmother of erl Ol.on. Servu-es m. Friday at fhaiwd, N. Clark.

Burial Roeeh II. JONF.S Gladys V. Jones pea Peterson, be-loved wife of Orvilla Jooe. ttsngh'er of ll.il.ti N. and the Isle F.mil T.

feley. sister of t.r.e I'srker. Bos. Gerfrutta Simpson, and Clelos I'elerson. al chspel.

290e) Msol. son street. Thursday, 8 p. m. Interment Seatoil.

111. KEELKY Cecelia Gsnnotl Keeley. TIM Mn huin avenue, beloved wife ot the lata Martin fond niother of Varuerle Selling. Wtllism 4 llel.lenrei, and Iteatiog at funeral home. Weolworlfi avenue.

Funeral Saturday at II to M. Columbanii' church. Interment Holy Sepul. hrr. KENSEHY It.

Joseph A. Kennedy Jr. a- I'. S. A.

A kille.1 in admit in India Sept. t. dearly beloved son of Jowuh and loren. I nee O'Brien loving brother of Edward. Mrs.

Harry Ink', and Richard. Memorial solemn requiem mas will ba held Friday. Sept. 15. at Id a.

at Resurrection chim Jaekson-hlvd. and Leamington ar. KERN Sin Sellers Kern. Sept. 12.

at rest. ders. Bll Harper avenue, wife of Je-e mother of Betty and Carol, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Sellers, sister of Mrs.

Genree Bendell and Jackson Sellers. Member of Lady Garflld chapter. No. fl, O. E.

and president of Ladies' auxiliary. B. of R. Jenny Johnson lodse. No.

74. Restinr at funeral home. 24:14 E. sfeeet. Services 2 p.

m. Friday. Interment Mount Hope. Sou. S.

6P5H. KLAUK Anns. Klauk. SiSH'J N. Hoyne avenue.

Set.t. 12. 4. beloved wife of Ihe lite Peter, loving mother of France GlowienUe, Mae. Adam.

Lorelta. Leonard. Berenice Maver. Grace, and th late John Klauk. fond grandmother of eight grandchildren -sod one gresl-grandehitd Funeral Satllt-ffav Seot In al a from "11a P.

rir foail, to St. Altihonsiis' church. Inter ment St. Boniface cemetery. KOLLEH-Secnnd I t.

Henry IBudl Roller, lieloved son of Henry C. and Anna, nee hroiher of Annette Balicek and Dorothy Krause. Resting st chattel, Madison street. Foret Park. from Thursday a.

ni. until noon Frid Service St. John's Lutheran church. 2 p. m.

Interment Oakndce. KRONENBERG Wolf Kronenberg. husband of the late Mollis Kronenberg, fond father of Frank, Louis. Corp. Harry.

S. A. Resting at funeral home. 704 S. Crawford avenue, where services will ba bold at 10 a.

tn Thursday, Sept. 14. Interment Jewish Waldheint. I.ARKIN See Josephine Pinn nnlic. I.A WHON-Dr.

W. M. I -A Whon. Sent 1944. of Olive avenue, beloved husband of Malirl 8.

fond father of F.rhee K. Keating; st chapel. 2701 Clark street, thru Thursday evening. Services and interment Cayuga. Ind.

LOFTU Idt M. Loftus. ft OS W. Both place. Sept.

1.1. 1344. wife of the late John J. lavftus. beloved mother of Eleanor Allen and Ida.

Kelly, grandmother of Robert I-ee Allen and Nancy Jean Kelly. At ehsnel. id and Harvard, where services will be held Saturday, Sept. IS. at 3 P.

m. Interment Oak Hill. Member of Fnrt Ik-arborn court. Ko. 14.

I. O. O. F. John W.

Mack. S-pt. 1.1. of 24ol E. 74th street, hushand of ohoon Mark, brothrr of Frank J.

of Wstertown. N. Andrew A and Sarah. Resting at Chanel. Jefferr boulevard at street, until noon.

Fridav. Interment O.wego. N. Y. iego patter please eopy.

South Shore 8S22. MAYER See Anna V. Klauk notice. MeCLUS KEY Nora Leehy Sept. 12.

of 742.1 Kimtiark avenue, wife of loe la'e John mother of John Mrs. Mary I'attullo. Mrs. Margaret Krsig. Mrs.

Kathleen Mottsr. Mrs. tienevieve Madison. Paniej D-irothv. and Mts.

Blanche Kausrud. sister of Nell Leehv. Fnr.ertl Friday. 7 a from chapel. JefTry bonle.

yard at 77th street to St. chnrr-b. mas 7 'to o'clock. Interment La Salle. 111.

i.a Salle and papers please copy. South Shore SH22. McGINS'tS Catherine JlcGinms. helorsd wife of the late Michael, fond mother of Howard. Civile, and Leo.

Funeral Saturday. a. ni from parlors, 7tb street and Dor, hr-ter avenue, to St. Cyril's church. Interment Mount Olivet.

MORKOWSKI Anna Morkow.kl fnea Sept. 10. wile or ihe late sraiue-I ins. mother of Anton. Valeria.

Sylvester Martha. Joseph. Slanlev, Raymond. Capl. Edward chaplain.

IT. S. Sisters Penis. Potentia. and the late Tkilores.

Order Holy Family of Navareth. Remsms at funeral borne. 2 1 wr. Wehsler avenue. Phone Arnntage 4r1'I).

MURRAY Ruth Cnldsl-rrv Murrsv ef 7 724 S. lianten avenue, beloved wife of Thorns Murray, dear mother of Jerome and Joan Murray. Funeral Friday. A a.m.. from funeral home.

79th street and Loom' boulevard. to Ijt'le Flower churcb. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Information. Triangle 1187.

A NS Staff Sat. Edward Richard Nathans, age 27. killed in action in France Aus. IK, previously reported misainr, lieloved husbaod of Carol.ne J. Naihans, son of Pauline G.

and Gordon S. Nathans. IfWO E. street, NElTHERrUT Mary Ann Oliver Neither-cut. Sept, 11.

wife of the late John, fiiother of Mrs. l'esl K. 7.i"k. sister of John. Ntwman.

Thomas. Krne.i. Mr. F.lisalieth Smith, and Mrs. Mill hell.

Funeral Friday. 2 p. at chapel. JcfTery boulevard at 77th atreet. Interment Cerl ir Park.

South Shore NOONAN See Joseph E. Thomas notice. NOVAK Seo Mary Rosenberg notice. O'MALLEY-Mlnnie O'MaMey, avenue, Sept. 11, beloved wit of dear s.aier of Berth Teehan.

Gertrude Tate. William. AnguM. and Albert Heiden. Services F'ridav, Sept.

15. at l'l a. m. at chaoel. 14 Irving Park road.

Interment St. Joseph cemetery. PETRICK George Petrick. beloved husband of M.irlh I nee S-'htiltl: dear aon of Mrs. Louis Bu-ch.

fond brother of Alice Paine and Gladvs Chodd. Restmg at funeral home. 141H Belmont avenue. Service Samrday. 2 P.

at St. James' Ev. I. nth. churrh.

Fremont and Dickens street. Interment St. Lucas. Remains will lis In siste in i 'burets "sinrdar from I i. m.

until hour of services, PIN4.RD Ella Pinard nee I.nsso. bel.ivM wife of Ilia late Ilerilo Fdsard. dear mother of Percy. Avis Hmgter. Eihel tJutgcwll.

Mabel Fetgin. and William, grandmother of 10. Services Friday. 2 p. at funeral home.

2aHO Cicero avenue Interment Oakridge. Berk. 8070. losepblne Pinn. nee Vstenta.

beloved wile of Ihe late Morris, fond mother ot Jo.ephuie limes. Matthew. Alice l.srkin, Itnlw-rt. Vincent sod Ihe late Frsnk Pinn. si-ier nf John Valenta and Carrie Wora-wick of California.

Funeral Saturday at II a. ni. from her daughter's residence. Ml.lll S. Tbroop street, to St.

Ssbins's cliuich. Ioterment St. Mary Tri. piiWERH Isabel Mcliermott Powers. Sept.

l.t. of 07.11 CnuslaiK-e avenue, wife of the lale Frank mother of Frsnk C. powers Jr. and the late James I. and William siier of Tiiereae ami Pauline Mdlernmtl and Mrs.

lloren. M. Howell. F'uneial Saturday. a from ttispel.

Jeffeiy boulevaid al 77 Hi street. In SI. Philm Neri church. Mas at HI o'clock, liiieinieul Calvary, l'lease omit flowera. South Shore bS22.

PRESTt Pvt. Biuno H. Presta. V. M.

w- K. C. killed in action June 15 tn I'scihc ar-s. lornierlv of 21ns W. Pnlomse.

Iwloved son of Mr and Mrs. Eugene Presta. fond brother of Memorial fridav. xepi. 15.

al In a m. at Svncis Msn Addolorata chufi'h, t.4H N. May elrecl. REMPEltT Minnie Rempert. nee Kruse of 72os I'srpenter street, beloved wife of Herman F.

Renipert. Cesr mother of Helen, I.dlv. Rudolph. Ihirothv. and the late Emma Rempert.

fond mother-in law of Norn McLean and Catherine Rempert. beloved grandmother of Palsy and Buddy Rempert. fond sister of William. Rudolph Kruse. and Mr.

H. C. Fischer of l-oe Angeles. I si. Resting at chapel, 79th atreet st I.oomis boulevard, until noon Saturday.

Services Ssturdsv. p. al Salem Evangelical churrh, flMih s''eet and F.meisld svemie Interment Fvetgrern WBirl'-lt. Inf. Til.

117. ROME Perer Rome, beloved bn.hsiit of Jtisephine. fond father of John Mrs. Fine Koeller. Mrs.

Ann Tes-hke. lr I 1st Cl.is A Km I'. A M. Rnh-ert and Mrs I'ni'm five en. brother of I4-1.

hols. at luii'-lst home dttl living Park fosd. ervpe Saiurds-. is, al P. ut.

liiterui-ol Acacia Pari. i m. imm1h.i ssetUeaaeai ss sssxaets 1 -1 it 1.