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DICK TRACY (Chtrann Sailti (Tributtr lRHODENTf OTTO fM YOU'RE A SH-H! 1 7 I WHATSTHE' if IN GREAT I GOOD FARM REMEMBER, I PUT DAMES CANT IN THERE Friday. July 24, 19S9 WORN ENTIRELY IN THE EAR HOW SHOULD nEY, you i IDEAr'-fl HAND, 155. I I AM YOUR I KNOW? IN WIS i A I INttU TUO I DAUQHTER 17' If I UnTlTl IW.kt ii Z.Tl I foe A I A NO TUBES OFFICE, MAYBE. tm a mm i i i a it i i Mm ai ji iv i iumw mm Ne Cordil MRS. LULU FOX FUNERAL RITES SET FOR TODAY Funeral services for Mrs.

Lulu Chapman Fox, 86, a resident of the Mather home, 1615 Hinman Evanston, will be held at 10:30 a. m. Friday in St. Luke's Episcopal church, 424 Lee Evanston. p.

No Wir.il to no em iuttonsi Mrs. Fox died in the home Tuesday. Mrs. Fox was the daughter of a pioneer Chicago which lived on Prairie avenue PI ItlDM i i i ii m. in i ill If in.

mi nmmii i i I 1 TERRY i iir7 before the Chicago fire ot Acousticen'i "400" truly nw, ural. mora plnt way to wr hring aid. You mutt it. hr to b.li.va rt Harlng liaminailamt Sine If 02 ACOUSTjCON 14 W. Madison UU MI77 AMERICAN CONSULAR ONCE AT SEA THE SHIP'G JHE (5TANFUL POLICE 1871.

Her father, Sidney WILL THAT YOU REACH Chapman, a glass wholesaler, took his company records out MAN WILL HAVE CHAHGES OF CLOTHING ANP NEW CAPTAIN. WILL BE HAPPX TO PERFORM THE WEI7I71NG THE AMERICAN CRUISE UNEK, ANPAS THE INSPECTOR moves Aeour, his foot almost touches THE 03JECT-LYING-'NEAR THE CONNECTING POOR TO THE NEXT HOTEL ROOM Vv on Lake Michigan in a boat PASSFDRTSTO CONCEAL: CEREMONY FOR MISS FOILX YOU WILL GO ABONZP. BY SIMPLY MINGLING WITH THE YO)K IPEHTITYss ANI7 MAJOR LEE. rmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm I ind mt information on Tht I Naw Natural Way to Waar Haar- I inf Aid. Nama to save them from the flames.

A-dress worn by her mother, Mrs. Sara Chapman, at the inauguration of President TOURI5T5 RETURNING FROM SIGHTSEEING, Garfield in 1881 is on Addr.u I Phona at me umcago nisioncai society. Mrs. Fox was correspond ing secretary of the society of Colonial Wars, a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution since 1919 and former correspond ing secretary of both the state and national boards of the D. A.

a board member of the Mayflower society for 25 SHUCK? I IF ONLY I HE SPENDS MOST iTJ YES HIS I I ONCE "REMARKEI? I I PON OFTEN ADVOCATE I III I ADVERTISEMENT) 0HfI2Y ACHING BACK Now You can tet tha raliaf you from nawrini backacha, haarlacha nd muscular achaa and paina that oitaa caueo-ritlea nisrhta and miaarahla tired-out ferlinga. Whan theaa diacomforta coma on with over-exertion or atrtaa and atrain you want relief want tt faatl Another-ditturfcance may be mild bladder irritation followingwronst food and drink often eat-tin up a restlea uneomfortahla feelin. Doan'a Fills work fast in separata waya 1 1. by apeedy paln-relievln action sane torment of nastcing; backacha, head- achfs, muncular achea and paiva. t.

by aoothin efeet on bladder irritation, t. by mild diuretio action tending to infreaso output of the II mila of kidney Jirs, Enjoy a good nishfa sleep, and the same bappy relief millions have fon enrer (0 yeara. New, large aii saves money. Get Poan's fills today I NEVER I COULD BREAK NO, Ed HE BEHAVES THE WAY HE PCE5 BECAUSE rIE CON 71 5EEM5 HEARP I -SURE HAS COLLEGE GIRL KILLED WHEN HOVV LUCKY PONPI WAS TO HAVE YOVM. JTi ANOLP-cTij I TO HAVE GOTTEN Of- HIS TIME IN THE COWR4NY OFANOLPER BOY WITH THa IMPROBABLE THROUGH THE CHILE'S PEFENSIYE and recording secretary of the Society of the Daughters of 1812.

Surviving COMPlETEtY OUT fij SPANKING HIS CORNER, CLAfc 1 SHELL, OF HANPJ ISTIU.SAY IT, FEELS UNWANTEP, SOMEHOW MUST REASSURE HIAVCFOUjRLQVE. are three grandsons, Kenneth NAME OF SHUCK W. L. Fox.Jr.r Hubert, and Lt. 1 iT I AUTO UPSETS Stuart Fox: a granddaughter, Miss Marcella Fox; and five great-grandchildren.

Mm mi Barbara Bradford, 20, vzi4 snore was killed Thursday, near Hoi Only Calvert's Hand of Skill blends the whiskey with; land, when the car in which she was riding missed a curve and rolled over. Two lAk 1 fl If ii iKm 11 1 Uj. boys and another girl, all of Oil STAGE Holland, suffered minor in "juries. I HATE TO 6AV WHAT'S LEFT OF IT I HAVE GREAT PONT BELIEVE EVEN CARA 1 1 WISH COULP MAKE HIM CHANGE IT COULP BE. IF HE PIPN'T HONESTLY JCTHAT CERTAIN, I FAITH IN GEORGE'S AT ANY RATE, GEORGE Miss Bradford, a Univer THIS, BUT CARA MUST HAVE INFLUENCED HIM INTEGRITY, 5 THAT THE CUT MY PART BY sity of Wisconsin senior, was vacationing at Macatawa RF IFVP IT WA5 POC THREE SIPES MARY, REWRITTEN THE BETTER SCENE? Park, with her parents, TO MAKE THIS PRASTIC CHANSEJ 1 V- Mr.

and Mrs. Charles L. Brad- -ford. Bus Driver Accused Karen Benson, 8, of X0938 Vernon died Thursday of injuries she suffered Wednesday night when a car which collided with a CTA bus jumped the curb and IF 2 1 a ill LB pinned her against the build ing at 410 S. Michigan av.

ORPHAN ANNIE She was walking with her IP 13 aWsaMttS Mat 1bSw3 Gal jlwsg-rrP a gliiii I DONT BET ON Chicago' 195? Traffic Toll maybTip CHE WAS ONLY THAT, AND DOfiT 1 WOULDN'T V'THINK MOVE 7H' DUCHESS WOULD A FAT TIDBIT. SATISFY TH MONSTER FO FER HIM TH WATER; DOESNT COME ANY CLOSER, W5 WOHTl IT A WHILE 1 NAKEYARMS! WAKE UP. BET IT CAM SUNDAY I REACH WAKE UP AND ITU ARIES PETER BERKEY WILLS $500,000 S150 Carl G. Bingham 45 QT. TO FOUNDATION Carl G.

Bingham, 79. of 85 A half -million dollar charl table trust was set up by Prospect Highland Park died in his home Thursday Mrs. Angela Schmidt Mrs. Angela Schmidt, 89, of 5431 Agatite died Thursday in a nursing home at 6330 Sheridan rd. She was the widow of Mathias Schmidt, a restaurant and Peter Berkey, 73, of 936 Lake apparently of a heart attack.

Calvert Reserve iLEKDf!) WHISKEY FUU8SP00f6S GRAIN fWiH SPIRITS C185S CALVERT OlST Shore in his will which was filed Thursday with Ber He was retired president of Sam Bingham Sons Manufac ROY MELCHIOR FUNERAL SET HEADED AGAR'S Services for Roy F. Melchi-or, 48, of 5325 S. Stone La Grange, president of the Agar Packing company, 4057 Union will be held at 10 a. m. Friday in St.

Cletus church, 55th street and Stone avenue, La Grange. Mr. Mel-chior collapsed and died while playing golf Wednesday at the La Grange Country club, of which he formerly was president. i cafe operator in Cicero for nard Korzen, clerk of the turing company, manufactur ers of printers' rollers at 636 probate court. The.

value of William P. Cashman Detective William P. Cash-man, 51, of 4654 N. Central member of the Chicago police department for 18 years and son of the late William Cashman, a fire department captain, died Thursday in his home. He leaves his widow, Alice; two daughters, Diane and Margaret Mary; a son, William P.

Cash-man four brothers; and three sisters. Mass will be said at 9 a. m. Saturday in St. Ferdinand's church, 5900 Barry av.

Mrs. Ruth J. Nelson bherman which was his estate was estimated at parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Benson, and brother, Ronald, 6, to a railroad station to board a train for a vacation trip.

Police said the bus driver, Alexander Wyszynski, 31, of 1012 N. Trumbull ran a red light and his bus struck the car of Cleo Atkins, 5338 Indiana forcing it over the curb. Edwin Hubbard, 29, of Algonquin, McHenry county, died Wednesday night when his tractor-trailer went out of control and veered off the highway near Hillsville in southwestern Virginia. Dies After Accident Charles Vesley, 56, of 5322 23d Cicero, died Thursday night shortly after being "in an accident involving two cars and a truck at 3400 Cermak rd. The car driven by Vesley, struck the rear of the auto of James M.

Farrister, 37, of CROSSWORD PUZZLE more than 1 million dollars. Mr. Berkey, who was chair founded by his father, Millard Fillmore Bingham, 100 years ago. He leaves his widow, Esther; two sons Carl G. many years.

Surviving are a son, Nicholas and three daughters, Mrs. Lillian O'Keefe, Mrs. Elizabeth Gros-kie, and Mrs. Marie Reuhl. Mass will be said at 10 a.

m. Saturday in Our Lady of Victory church, Laramie and Agatite avenues. Harold E. Janis man of the Molded Packaging division of Diamond-Gardner corporation, died July 3. His ACROSS 1 Hari 5 Move smoothly 10 Hebrew month Bingham Jr.

and John Bingham; and a brother He neadea tne Agar com 14 Cupid will specified the foundation should be known as the Peter Berkey Foundation, but did pany five years and was vice Services will be held at 2 p. m. Saturday in Trinity Episcopal church at 425 president the preceding six years. Earlier he was with Laurel Highland Park. New York, July 23 UP) Harold E.

Janis, 52, producer 15 Four-bagger 16 Mud 17 Big city building 19 Goddess of discord 20 Confident 21 Least beneficial 23 Insane Armour Co. He was a direc Mrs. Ruth J. Nelson, 67, of 1516 Schilling Chicago Heights, died Thursday in Bel tor of the American Meat institute and. former chairman 31 Essay 32 View 33 Point of time 34 Assassinate 36 Slow: musical -direction 37 Brood of pheasants 40 Enigmas 42 Sketch 44 Bearlike 45 Lug 46 Gaiters 47 Locale of Peace Conference 48 Over 49 Scents 51 Retired 52 Corrosive 53 Recording strip.

54 Enthusiasm 57 Consumed Puzzle of Thursday, July 23. Solved of its provisions committee. not specify uses for the money. He left $85,000 in specific bequests to six relatives and friends, and left the balance in trust for his brother, Andrew Berkey, 936 Lake Shore three sons, John A. Berkey II, 600 Westminster Lake Forest; Peter Berkey III Air hospital there.

She was the widow of Gustave Nelson, who was the owner of the Surviving are his widow, 24 Church sessions' 25 Scatter 28 Of. in German of tne bid Caesar television program since 1950 and former newsman, died of a heart attack Wednesday night in St. Vincent's hospital. He was vice president of Shellrick corporation, producing organization for the Caesar pro Marian; a daughter, Marie names Ann; a son, Thomas; and his parents. Harold L.

Eisenstein Services for Harold L. Eisenstein, 51, of 5468 Hyde Park partner in the law firm of Aplon, Eisenstein, Alexander, and Levine at 33 N. La Salle and a board member of the Jewish Community centers, will be held at 1 p. m. Friday in Congregation Rodfei Zedek, 5200 Hvde Park blvd.

He died 49 Grain seed 50 Absolves 51 Flatter servilely 55 Bedouin headband 56 Fiendish 58 Melody 59 Put down In ledger 60 Genus of palms 61 Becomes fixed 62 Legal papers 63 Place of bliss D.OWN 1 Plateau 2 Sacred containers 3 Playthings 4 Takes for granted 5 Torn piece -6 Burden '7 Mischievous tot 8 Intensify 9 Slip 10 The U. S. A. 11 Orders 12 Materialize 13 Sleeps 18 Stomach 22 Egg-shaped 24 The upper crust 25 Flagstone 26 Weary 27 Cafe 28 By way of 29 Perform 30 Deceptive of Pasadena, and An- grams. Jams is survived by statements 31 Nervous twitch 32 Discolors LOOT SAFE OF $500 Burglars broke thru the front door of the Edward Weber furniture store at his wife, Mrs.

Maria Munozkirew Berkey II of Los Angeles; 6201 Halsted st. early Thursday and took Janis. and their two children. and a daughter, Mrs. June 35 Land measure: pi.

36 Newly enlisted from a safe after prying open its doors. Patrolman William Vincent discov Hal Jr. and Marietta. D'Arcy of Clayton, Mo. ered the break-in as he passed the store.

independent coal company. Surviving is a son, Ray; and two sisters and a brother. Services will be held at 2 p. m. Saturday in the chapel at 1448 Otto Chicago Heights.

Robert Belmont Robert Belmont, 55, of 5454 South Shore vice president of Almar Manufacturing company, rainwear manufacturers in Washington, man 38 Grease 1610 S. Harding as it stopped for a red light. Far-rister's car, in turn, hit the back of a truck driven by Emil Pontarelli, 20, of 3852 N. Panama av. Vesley stepped from his auto, apparently uninjured, and collapsed.

He was dead on arrival at St Anthony de Padua hospital. to midnight Wednesday, 225 persons had been Ikilled in Cook county traffic accidents since Dec. 31. Of those, 151 were killed in Chicago, where 20,512 were in-; jured in the same period. iu6 Wednesday in Michael Rees 39 Violate i IIIt'm'o1' Nil M0't i TJ RjA METE UC confidence hospital.

Surviving are his widow, Rosemary; a daugh 10 CBS PE A T'v 41 Look over con TBN'pU emi SiAWWBK aa I A 42 Portuguese ter, Mrs. Ruth Soybel; and LlOiT SflD 6 weight RSBD I three grandchildren. EBP A'nHp pTaTl 43 Manner A DO'N E'nBlei l4 44 Shoshonean 45 Hoarse Mm. Alice Bystedt NGflN I BEBf AWS died Thursday in Michael Reese hospital. He leaves his 46 Disposed to i Mrs.

Alice Bystedt, 87, for Rne'TjATl EUe YU EEL si shake widow, Ruth, and a sister merly of Evanston, died Services will be held at 10:15 Thursday in a Hinsdale nurs -r a. m- Friday, in the chapel at ing home. She was the widow For real 2100 E. 75th st aBSk ev a of David Bystedt, freight cashier for the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul railway.

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