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VWv'i PART 1 PAGE 26. CHICAGO SUXDAY TRIBUNE: NOVEMBER 30, 1941. WW 1 DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES OBITUARIES MOTHERS' GROUP IS UNDAUNTED BY NAVY'S CHARGES W.G.M'CORMICK, RETIRED CHICAGO BANKER, IS DEAD Mrs. Anna Jane Scollay. Funeral services for Mrs.

Anna Jane Scollay, 90 years old. who died Friday in her home at 2331 Clifton avenue, will be conducted at 2 p. m. tomorrow in Fullerton Covenant Presbyterian church. She will be buried in Rosehill cemetery.

Mrs. Scollay was born in Rochester, N. Y. She settled in Chicago in 1867 as the bride of George Scollay, a civil war veteran. Mrs.

Scollay leaves three daughters, Mrs. Alta Germer; Mrs. Georgia Coombs, and Mrs. Colia Hart, the latter of Olympia, Wash. Marcos N.

Gustavson. Marcus N. Gustavson, president of the Diamond Products company, paint and varnish-manufacturers, died yesterday in his home at 6341 Kenmore avenue. Mr. Gustavson was 66 years old, a native of Sweden, and a resident of Chicago for 60 years.

He was vice president of the Swedish-American Historical foundation, which maintains a museum in Philadelphia. For his activity with the foundation, Mr. Gustavson was made a Knight of the Order of Vasa by the king of Sweden. Mr. Gustavson leaves two daughters, Mrs.

Anna Dawson and Mrs. Laura Frykman, and a son, John. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p. ro, Tifesday in the Ravenswood Mission Covenant church. Burial will be in Rosehill cemetery.

Mrs. Susan Marshall. Belviaere. Nov. 29 Mrs.

Susan Marshall, 80 years old, widow of George M. Marshall, former president of the First National bank and a resident here for more than half a century, died today after a long illness. She organized and taught the Angelus Sunday school class of the First Methodist church for more than 40 years and was a charter member of the D. A. R.

cha'p-ter here. She leaves two sons, Thomas G. Marshall of Belvidere and Gilbert Marshall of Del Rio, Tex. Her husband died in 1939. Jacob P.

Thomas. Services will be conducted at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Oak Park Ma sonic temple for Jacob Philip Thomas, 72 years old, 742 South Elmwood avenue. Oak Park, who died Friday in the Oak Park hospital.

He had for many years been in the hosiery busi ness as mill representative and buyer. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Helen G. Thomas, two daughters, Mrs. Mar garet Riddell and Mrs.

Eleanore T. Kreuseri and five grandchildren. Burial will be in Woodlawn ceme tery. Mrs. Anna Lncett.

Mrs. Anna Lucett, 72 years old, 1624 Normany avenue, a resident of the west side more than SO years, died yesterday in the West Suburban hospital after a brief illness. Surviving are her daughters, Mrs. Marie Mul- cahy and Mrs. Edward P.

Lee. Serv ices will be conducted tomorrow from the chapel at 4138 Madison street to St. Giles' church. Oak Park, at 10:30 a. m.

Burial will be in All Saints cemetery. Homer R. Linn. Homer R. Linn, 68 years old, of 321 South Ashland avenue, La Grange, died yesterday.

For many years Mr. Linn was chief heating engineer in the western executive office of the American Radiator and Standard Sanitary company. He retired in 1938. Surviving are his widow, a son, and a daughter. Services will be conducted at 3:30 p.

m. tomorrow in the La Grange Presbyterian church. Or. Bennett W. Hutchinson.

Pittsburgh. Nov. 29 W). Dr. Bennett W.

Hutchinson. 82 years old, a retired Methodist minister and first president of West Virginia Wesleyan college at Buckhannon, W. Va died today in his home here. He was president of the West Virginia school from its organization in 1888 until 1896. when he moved to Lima, N.

to become president of Genesee Wesleyan seminary. Henry R. Schwarzel. Henry R. Schwarzel, 54 years old, of 1217 South 49th court, Cicero, who was Cicero township assessor from 1932 to 1940, died of heart disease in the Edgewater hospital yesterday.

Mr. Schwarzel was for many years a wholesale meat dealer. Surviving are his widow, a son, and two daughters. Services will be conducted in St. Valentine's church, Cicero, at 9:30 a.

in. Wednesday. Mrs. Elizabeth McGovern. Freeport, 111., Nov.

29 Special. Mrs. Elizabeth A. McGovern, 81 years old, widow of Lewis F. McGovern, died today.

Funeral services will be held Monday. Mr. McGovern, who died in 1921. was a Republican leader here for many years. He was a Freeport alderman and was a member of the state board of arbitration for many years.

2 0 (FfSO DEATH NOTICES FOV William Foy of 3546 Cortland street. beloved husband of the late Ann Foy. dear father of William. Mildred Burch. Stephen, and George, brother of Daniel.

Davidina Estdin. Elizabeth Walker, Annie Lawson. and the late Stephen. Servi-es Tuesday. 2 p.

m. at funeral home. Fullerton avenue, interment Acacia Park. Member of Melrose Abbey lodge. No.

1176, A. F. A. M. and International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, local No.

I'M. GAGNEl'A IN Lillian Gagnepam. beloved wile of Urban, fond mother of Urban Edgar, Francis. Eugene, Victor, and Lillian. Funeral Monday, Dec.

1, 9 a. from chapel. 6217 S. Ashland avenue, to St. George's church.

Interment Mount Carmel. Pros. 0400. GAt.I.AGHEK' Charles J. Gallagher, beloved huxnand ol Florence, nee Uill: fond lather of Virginia Ferris.

Member of Barry conn-cil. K. C. Funeral notice later. Bel.

6800. GAVIN Mae Edmonds Gavin, wife of John fond mother of Gordon, Marjorie. Ruth, and Jack, the late Lydia and Hoy. Service at funeral home. 3918 Irving Park road, Monday, Dec.

1. at 2 p. m. GODLEY Catherine Godley, nee Newcome, beloved wile of the late John, sister of John Newcome, aunt of Harry Brchen. Funeral Tuesday.

9 a. m. from parlors. 67th street and Dorchester avenue, to St. Cyril's church.

Interment St. Mary's. GODSON Cynthia M. Godson, wife of the late Thomas, mother of Olive. Resting at chapel.

8400 S. Ashland avenue. Funeral Monday, 1 :30 p. m. Interment Mount Hope.

GREENBAUM Frieda Greenbaum. late ot 634 Addison street, beloved wife of Charles, mother of Estelle, Howard. Myrtle, and William, mother-in-law of Philip L. Howard, grandmother of Donald Lee Howard. Services 2 p.

m. Monday at chapel. 3054 W. Roosevelt road. Member ol Douglas Park Day and Night Nursery, Shedlitzer Verein.

Warsaw Ladies' auxiliary. Warsaw Benevolent association, Chicago Consumptive society. Ezra Sisterhood, and llrocha Havner Ladies society. Burial at the Warsaw Benevolent association at Waldheim. GREMLEY Mary Gremley of 2018 Berwvn avenue.

Nov. 29. 1941. beloved wife of the late George H. Gremley.

mother of Robert Byron Charles Mrs. Anna H. Selover. and the late George A. Gremley.

At chapel. 6501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Monday. Dec. 1.

at 1 p. m. Interment Acacia Park. Batburst. New Brunswick, papers please copy.

GROSSMAN Libby Grossman, beloved wife of Barnett. devoted mother of Max Harry C. of Detroit. Louis Samuel. Maurice, and Mrs.

Fannie Borenstein. fond sister of Mrs. Ida Epstein. Funeral at chapel. 4225 W.

Roosevelt road. Monday, Dec. 1, 11 a. m. Interment Waldheim.

Kindly omit flowers. GUSTAVSON Marcus N. Gustavson. 6341 Kenmore avenue, husband of the late Anna C. father of John, Laura Frykman.

and Anne Dawson, brother of Mrs. Lydia Roosman. uncle of Grace Roosman. Resting at chapel. 4821 N.

Damen avenue. Funeral Tuesday, 2 p. Ravenswood Covenant church, Damen and Ainslie. Please omit flowers. HAHN William John Hahn.

late of 4917 Byron street, beloved husband of Marie, fond father of Anne Johnson. John. Wil liam, and Vincent, grandfather of ten grandchildren, brother of John. Margaret Koehler. Elizabeth Weiss, and Maggie Eckardt.

brother-in-law of Mrs. Amelia Hahn and Charles Eckardt. Funeral Tues day. 2 p. at chapel.

.104 Milwaukee avenue. Interment Montrose cemelery Member of Retired Firemen's association HA1LEY Barney Hailey. beloved husband of the late Marie fnee O'Haral. fond father of Lincoln T. Leyden.

and Michael Hailey. Funeral Monday at 10 a. m. from funeral home. 4313 W.

Madison street, to St. Mel's church. Interment Mount Carmel. HARLOFF Anna T. Harloff of 1422 Green wood street.

Evanston. 111., wife of Wil liam E. Harloff. daughter ot Mrs. Minnie Toenics, sister of Martha Dunfrund.

Emma Trettin. Esther Barrett. Frieda Bussean. Mela Karsten. Fred, and Dan Toenies.

Fu neral Monday. 2 p. at Bethlehem Lu theran church. Maple avenue at t'rnve slreet, Evanston, III. Burial Memorial Park HEDGER Ruby M.

lledirer. Nov. 28. 1941. beloved wife of Hitlpli lledger, fond mother of Margaret.

Ralph, and James, daughter of Mary Fahey. sister of Sister Mary Belinda of St. Joseph order of St. Louts, Mo Michael. Eleanor Atkinson, Leslie.

Marie Weitzel. and Frances Fahey. Funeral from brother's residence. 6502 Greenwood avenue. Monday.

Dec. 1. at 9 a. to Holy Cross church. Interment St.

Mary's. HOG AN Edward J. Hogan. formerly of 6617 Sangamon street, beloved husband of the late Ella Hinchey Hogan. brother of Dr, Leo G.

Hogan and the late Lillian and William. Funeral Monday at 9 a. m. from funeral home. 6438 S.

Halsted street, to Visitation church. Interment Mount Olivet Boulevard 0662. HOPPE Albert Hoppe. 2542 S. Spaulding avenue, beloved husband of Anna Hoppe, brother of Theresa Schiller, Bertha Haaek, Otillia Rada.

Otto Haack. Alma Kozeny, Laura Koll. and the late Mary Netzel and Hulda Nottke. Funeral Monday. Dec.

1, 1:30 p. at chapel, 3440 W. 26th street, to Waldheim. Information. Lawn.

2263. HUGHES William J. Hughes, beloved father of Mrs. E. G.

I aggie 1 Millar, fond grandfather of Wallace. Lawrence. Willard. Ray-mond and Milton. Services Tuesday.

2 p. m. at residence, 1510 N. 18th avenue Melrose Park. Interment Oakridge.

Melrose Park 1274. JOHNSON James Elmer Johnson, late of H048 Dakin street, dearly beloved husband of Margaret nee Slang; fond brother of Charles Maud Miller, both of Peru and Lulu Powell of Franklin. Ind Funeral Tuesday. Dec. 2.

at 10 a. at funeral home. 6622-24 Irving Park road. Interment Chebanse. 111.

Member of West Irving lodge. No. 1154. A. F.

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

A. Chicago commandery. No. 19, K. T.

JORGENSEN Iah Jorgensen. late of Green Bay. wife of Louis C. mother of Philip. Robert, and Mary Louise.

Funeral Tuesday. a. at St. Matthew a cnurcn, Green Bay, Wis. KELLY Capt.

James Kelly of Chicago, at the Veterans' hospital. Wood. Nov. 27. 1941 beloved husband of Jennie Kelly.

fond father of M. J. Kelly of Chicago, dear grandfather of Dorothy and Marlene Kelly Burial at National Home cemetery. Wood, Nov. 29.

1941. Member of McKin ley camp. No. 6. United Spanish War Vet erans.

Dept. of III. Retired superintendent of Jackson Park P. Chicago, III. KENNEDY John P.

Kennedy of 8346 Indiana avenue, beloved husband of the late Ellen Mooney Kennedy, fond father of Kathleen M. Connolly and John P. grandfather of Jack R. Connolly and John Thomas Kennedy. At funeral home, 69th at Justine street.

Funeral Monday. 8:45 a. at St. Clothilde's church. Burial Mount Olivet.

K1NN John H. Kinn. late of 2556 Pensa-cola avenue, beloved husband of Martha luce Smith and the late Mamie (nee Schultz I. dear father of Irene Hild and Alice Stobie. fond stepfather of May Huber and Edna Weichinger.

Funeral Tuesday at 2 p. m. at chapel, 4920-24 Irving Park road. Interment Rosehill. Member of Amalgalmated Association of Street, Electric Railway, and Motor Coach Employes, division 211.

KINNEL See Carolyn Orbach notice. KINNEY Sophie Kinney, beloved wife of Victor, dear mother of Mrs. Violet Evens and Blair Kinney. Resting at funeral home, 5708 W. Madison street, where services will be held Monday at 1 :30 p.

m. Interment Mount Emblem. KINZIE Frances Kmzie. 1637 W. 100th Place.

Nov. 28, 1941, beloved wife of the Lite Walter H. Kinzie. At chapel. 63d and Harvard, where services will be held Monday, Dec.

1, at 2 p. m. Burial Graceland. KOZLENKO Vera Kozlenko of Valparaiso. beloved wife of Boris, fond mother of Abe.

Morris, Henry, and Elizabeth. Funeral Monday, 10 a. at chapel, 3654 Roosevelt road. Interment Jewish Waldheim. Forest Park.

KRAMER Lois Kramer, nee Conn, of 6411 Eggieston avenue, beloved wife of August, daughter ot Mrs. Mabel and the late David Conn, sister of Robert. Donald. Kenneth, and Keith. Funeral Tuesday, Dec.

2, 1 P. at Stone church. 70th street and Stewart avenue. Remains at chapel, 6245 S. Kedzie avenue.

Interment Evergreen. Joliet papers please copy. KRUEGER Julia Krueger. nee Dougherty, beloved wife of the late Charles, mother of Mrs. Mary O'Connell.

grandmother of Mary Therese. Funeral Wednesday at 9:30 a. m. from chapel, 2710 Devon avenue, to St. Timothy church.

Interment St. Joseph's. LEWIS Ellen Lewis, age 38 years, late residence. 10015 Avenue L. wife of Erwin.

mother of Erwin daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Olson, sister of Mrs. Dave Smith. Mrs.

Frank Norton. Mrs. Ruth Swanson, Elmer, and IVillnrd Olson. Funeral Monday. 2 p.

at mortuary. 10240 Ewing avenue. Interment Oak Woods. South Chicago 0632. LINN Homer Linn of 321 S.

Ashland avenue. La Grange, beloved husband of Luella. father of Dorothy David and Virginia Resting at funeral home, 35 N. La Grangu road. La Grange.

Servii-es at La Grange Presbyterian church. Monday, at 3:30 p. m. Interment at Byron. III.

LOEB Carl L. Loeh. beloved husband of Fannie dear, father of Rosalie Gartner, fond brother of Jacob. Services Monday. 11 a.

at chapel, 5206 Broadway. LOM BERG Frieda Lomberg, beloved wife of Abe. fond mother of Gabriel. Kate Simon, Diane Taran, and Esther Jacobson. five grandchildren, sister of Celia Katz, Anna Shannck.

Esther Spink. Philip. Sam. Paul, and Sol Katz. Funeral Monday.

2 p. at chapel 4225 Roosevelt road, corner Tripp. Please omit flowers. DEATH NOTICES BARRY Thomas V. Barry.

7S37 Calumet avenue, beloved husband of Nina Uiiuin Barry, fond, father of Mary Leamon. Fran ces Casella. Ruth Coffey, Nedra, tietty Ann. Marcella Celeste, and Eleanor, brother of William and Frank Hurry. Funeral Monday at a.

m. from funeral home. HK15 nt-worth avfnue. to St. Columbanus church.

Interment Mount Olivet cemetery. BEALE Florence Beale. beloted wife of the late John, fond mother of Harold and Grace Ballard, sister of Ella Tepe and Harvey Sehioeder. Resting at late residenee. 102( EKCleaton avenue.

Funeral at thr Christian Missionary Alliance. 70th and Union streets, Monday, 2 p. m. Interment Cedar Park. Pullman 3535.

BEHRENDT George J. Behrendt. late of 217 W. Constance street, beloved husband of Bridget Walsh Behrendt. fond fajher of Mrs.

Marie Doyle. John Warren, and the late Edward Behrendt. At funeral home. 4611 N. Lincoln avenue.

Funeral Tuesday at 9:16 a. m.to Immaculate Conception church. Interment Mount Carmel. BLOUNT Wylie Manvin Blount of 6511 N. Winthrop avenue, suddenly, fond father of Edith M.

Petty. At chapel. 3905-07 Lincoln avenue, where services will be held Tuesday at 11 a. m. Interment Montrose.

BOEHMER Charles E. Boehmer. Nov. 28. of S29 N.

Marion street. Oak Park, beloved husband of Carolyn B. nee Zimmerman, father of Carol Louise, brother of Alex. Robert. Spencer.

Henry, and Carolyn. Services Monday, Dec. 1. at 2:30 p. at chapel.

124-128 Madison street. Oak Park, at Lombard avenue. Member of Sunset lodge. No. 1076.

A. F. tc A. M. Masonic services at chapel.

Interment Forest Home. BOROWIAK Alex M. Borowiak. Nov. 28.

1941, beloved father of Violet Trznadel and Alex grandfather of Dolores. Funeral Tuesday. Dec. 2. at 10:30 a.

from chapel. 1709 W. 18th street, to St. Pius church. Interment St.

Adalbert's cemetery. BRAIN William Brain. Nov. 29. of 8019 Yale avenue, beloved husband of the late Amelia, fond father of Mrs.

Gladys Whited. Ernest and William Brain Resting at chapel. 6522 S. Halsted street, until noon Monday. Lying in state at Holy Cross Immanuel church.

6843 S. Morgan street, until time of service at 2 p. m. Local interment. BUCHHOLZ Gustav F.

Buchholz of 225 Central avenue. Wilmette. 111., husband of Charlotte Buchholz. father of Caroline and the late Gordon Buchholz. Member of Wilmette lodge.

No. 931. A. F. A.

Humboldt Park commandery. No. 79. and Medinah shrine. Services Monday.

2 p. at residence. Interment Rosehill cemetery. BUCK Herman J. Buck, age 61, beloved husband of Charlotte, nee Westphal: father of Gertrude and Alice Schultz.

Resting at 3140 Vernon avenue. Brookfleld. III. Services Tuesday. 2 p.

at the Brookfleld English Lutheran church. BUCKLEY Gertrude Buckley, nee McSweeney, beloved wife of David mother of Gertrude sister of Helen McSweeney and Mrs. Marian Bowen. Funeral Monday. 9:30 a.

from parlors. 67th street and Dor-. Chester avenue, to St. Laurence church. Interment Calvary.

BUDKA John Budka, beloved husband of Emilie. fond father of Charles, Herbert. Rose Fertig. and Emil Budka. Funeral Monday.

1:30 p. at chnpel. 408 S. Cicero avenue. Burial Bohemian National cemetery.

Member of Harugari West Chicago lodge. No. 478. BTIHRFIEND Mabel Buhrflend nee SchrampJ. late of 8861 S.

Bishop street, beloved wife of Edward, devoted mother of Joan and Lola Ann. fond daughter of William and Mary Fagan Schramp, dear sister ot Mrs. Dolores Etten, Arthur, and Rosemary Schramp. Funeral Tuesday at 9 a. m.

from chapel. 9145 S. Ashland avenue, to St. Ethelreda'a church. Interment St.

Mary's cemetery- Beverly 6463. OARELLO Ernest Carello. beloved son of Louis and the late Josephine, brother of John. Michael, and Charles. Funeral Tues-' day at 8:45 s.

tn. from chapel. 9108 Cot- tage Grove sifnue. to St. Anthony's church.

Interment Hily Sepulchre. CARLSON John Carlson of 1447 Rose-mont avenue. Nov. 29. IH'H.

beloved hits- band of Adena Carlson, father of Mrs. Mildred Westerlund and Walter Carlson, grandfather of Shirley and Stanley Bohannon. Joyce and Linda Lee Carlson. At chapel. 6501 N.

Ashland avenue, where services will be held Tuesday. Dec. 2, at p. Acacia Park. COHEN Anna Cohen, late of 2001 Fullerton, beloved wife of Morris, deal' mother of Sam.

Edward. Irving. Minnie, and David, fond sis- ter of Herman Jasper. Funeral Monday, 2 p. m.

at chapel. 6200 Broadway. Interment Anshe Kanesses Israel, ro. a. waianeim.

Please omit flowers. WfllNT.R Onal Conner, nee Boultlnghouse at West Los Angeles. beloved wife of James Roche Conner, formerly of 6251 Magnolia avenue. Chicago, loving mother of John Edward Conner. cunerai irom Wenz mortuary.

Los Angeles: requiem high mass Tuesday at 9 a. m- St. Ignatius church. Los Angeles. Burial Calvary ceme tery.

Los Angeles. COULOMBE Joseph U. Coulombe. late ot 860 N. Lawndale avenue, beloved husband of the late Delia, fond father of Joseph.

Lucy Hall, Alvina Loftis. Gertrude, and Joseph and the late Norris. Funeral Monday. 9 a. from funeral home.

856 N. Avers avenue, to Notre Dame cnurcn Interment St. Joseph's. Member of Notre Dame court. No.

5. C. O. F. CUNNINGHAM William L.

Cunningham, be loved husband of Madeline, son of the late Thomas and Margaret, brother ol Mary M. Funeral Tuesday. 9 a. from chapel, 79th and Emerald, to M. jio.

tilde's church. 84th and Calumet. Interment Holy Sepulchre. DALY See Christian Dinkelacker notice. DAY Arthur Day.

beloved husband of Lytlia. nee Ray: father of the late Mrs. Irene "Day Japp. brother of George. Walter.

John. Mrs. Anna Bcna. and William, erandfoth-r of Betty Mae, Leonard, and Carol Ann Japp Funeral Monday. Dec.

1. at 2 p. at his late residence. 6769 S. Sacramento avenue.

Interment in Oakridge. Member of l-vel lodge. No. 1059. A.

F. A. M. Can. 1344 DE PLAT Marie Louise De Plat, nee Dray, beloved wife of Jacques.

Rosary Monday. 8 p. m. Funeral Tuesday. 10:30 a.

m. from chapel. 2708 N. Western avenue to ft, John Berrhmans church. Interment St.

Joseph's. Humboldt 1717. DINKELACKER Christian Dinkelacker of .1229 N. Montlcello avenue, beloved husband of Kathryn. dear father of T.vdia Serockl.

Harry, Amalia Hayner. and Elizabeth Daly, also survived by 2 nieces. 1 nephew, and 6 grandchildren. Services Monday, 3 p. m.

at funeral home. 3301 Fullerton avenue. Interment Waldheim. Member ot Schwaben Verein, Chicago and South aide Schwaben Sick Benefit society. DO LAN Peter Dolan.

beloved husband of Catherine, nee Wilson: fond father of Ver- onica and Catherine, brother of Mrs. Mary Farrell. James, and the late Timpthy Iwljn. Funeral Monday, Dec. 1.

9:30 a. from residence. 7145 S. Honors str-t, to Justin Martyr church. Burial St.

Mary's. DONIVAN Miss Julia Donivan of Northfield. III. Funeral Tuesday at 9 a. m.

from 1002 Central avenue. Wilmette. to St. Nor-bert's church. Waukegan road.

Techny. HI. Interment Calvary. Please omit flowers. For information call Northbrook 290.

DUFFY Martin Duffy, late of 5919 Midway beloved husband of the late Bridget McHale Duffy, dear father of Mrs. Catherine Walsh. Martin V. and Dr. J.

J. Duffy. At funeral home, Austin boulevard at Lake street. Funeral Tuesday. 9 a.

to St. Lucy's church. Burial Mount Carmel. EASTHOPE Joseph Easthope. beloved husband of Margaret Ann.

fond father of Mariorie. Harry and Stanley, brother of Thomas Easthope. Funeral Monday, 1 :30 p. at funeral home. 2123 W.

95th street. Interment Mount Hope. Funeral private. Kindly omit flowers. EGERER Roy A.

Egerer. beloved husband of Constance Balais Egerer. loving son of Conrad and Nellie Egerer. Funeral Monday, 9 a. from his late residence.

7701 Vernon avenue, to St. Dorothy church. Interment St. Boniface cemetery. Stew.

7700. ENGELS William Engels. beloved husband of the late Helen, nee Riplinger; fond father of Anna Davis, Katherine O'Donnell. Theresa Swanson. Gertrude Uualey.

Eleanor Poulin. Joseph, and Mathias. Funeral Monday. Dec. 1.

at 9:30 a. from chapel. 2046 W. 23d street, to St. Pauls church.

Interment St. Boniface cemetery. ERICSON Gloria Elaine Ericson. Nov. 29.

beloved daughter of Adolf and Esther, fond sister of Earl. Adolf. Vincent, and Mrs. Alice Kenney. Funeral Monday morn-" ing.

private. Interment Irving Park. For information call Lakevicw 0534. FAST Rose Fast of 6720 Lakewood avenue, a Gold Star mother and past worthy matron ot Hyde Park chapter. No.

628. 0. E. passed away Nov. 27.

1941. beloved wife of tUvid Fast, mother of the late Lieut. Joseph B. Fast, sister of Max Ben Maas. and the late Jennie Silver.

At chapel. 6501 N. Ashland avenue, white services will be held Monday, Dec. 1. at 11 a.

m. Interment Rosehill. FLCCKIGER Ervin Fluckiger. beloved husband of France, dear lather of Shirley. son of Emil Fluckiger.

dear brother of Frances. Arnold Cecilia. Tillie. Alhcrt. George, and Charles.

Funeral Monday. Dec. 1. at 0:30 a. ni.

at chnpel, 845 Armitnge avenue Burial Montrose. FORD Frances M. Ford of 325 S. Grove avenue. Oak Park.

dear sister of Mayme Matthies of 111., and Mibel E. Edquist of Minneapolis. Minn. -sting at chapel. 623 Lake street.

Oak Park. where services will be held Monday. 2 p. m. Burial private.

Information. Euclid 1643. LUCETT Anna Lucett. beloved wife of tne late Joseph J. Lucett, fond mother of Mrs.

William A. Mulcahy and Mrs. Edward P. Lee. Funeral Monday.

9:45 a. m. Irom chapel. 4138 Madison street, lo St. Cllm' church.

Oak Park. 111. Interment All Saints' LUG A Erastus L. Lunar. Nov.

27. of 603 tvenwooo avenue, beloved husband of LU lian, brother of Morris. Wilson. Wilbur, and Clyde I.ogar. Emma Wersncr.

and Nellie Nye. all of Marion, Ind. Funeral m-rvu-es Sunday at Diggs Buchanan funeral home. Marion. Ind.

Burial Van Buren. Ind. LU KEY William T. Lukey. beloved husband oi tne late Emma, dear father of Jennie E.

twert. fcsther M. Morris, and Arthur loving brother of Joseph Lukey of Decatur. Ill Funeral Monday. 1:45 p.

from his late residence. 3001 Neva to the Midwest Bible church. 3469 N. Cicero avenue. Interment Rosehill.

ind. 5800. ALTER Minnie Malter of 3414 W. 12th place, beloved wife of the late Abraham, mother of Max. lrvin.

Morris. Nathan and Fanny Tepper, nine grandchildren. Services Monday. 10 a. at chapel, 3000 Roosevelt road.

MARKS Samuel Marks, beloved husband of nose, oear lamer or Bess sugarman. Ben of Denver, William, Ida Polsby of Norwich, Sigmund. George. Michael, Nettie Wasserman, Harry. 17 grandchildren, and 2 great-grandchildren.

Funeral Monday, 10 a. at chapel, 3125 W. Roosevelt road. Interment O. B.

A. Please omit flowers. McARDLE Mary McArdle fnee Farley, iaie oi ltias w. Monroe street, beloved wife of the late John, dear mother of Marie Sherry. Anna Provost, and Bernice.

sister of Patrick J. Farley and Sister Mary Martha, la S. aunt of Eugene P. Farley. Funeral from chapel.

4138 Madison street. Tuesday at 10:16 a. to Resurrection church. Interment Mount Carmel. ILK William Grigshy McCormick, at ins Home.

Hawthorne farm, near Wbeaton, on Saturday morning. Nov. 29. 1941. in his 91st year.

Funeral services will be private. Friends are earnestly requested not to send flowers. McDONALD Mercedes Beatrice McDonald passed away at St. Joseph Mercy hospital. Aurora.

Nov. 28. She is survived by her husband. Matthew J. McDonald of Aurora.

111., a eon. Francis of Batavia, 111., and a brother. Thomas Slader of Chicago. Memorial services Monday, 10:30 a. at the Halsey-Johnson chapel of the New England church, Aurora.

III. Cremation Oakridge Abbey. Hillside. III. Friends may call at the Borngrebe funeral borne Sunday from 2 to 9 p.

ra. McGOWAN Morton C. McGowan, 1050 Washington street, Denver, beloved husband of Agnes Glomski McGowan. dear father of George, loving son ot John F. McGowan of Hartford S.

fond brother of Mrs. Lottie Ebersviller. Hartford. S. and Mrs.

Millie Krienz. Watertown, S. D. Funeral Monday. Dec.

1. at 9 a. at St. George's church, Hartford. S.

D. Resting at home ol lather. Hartford, s. D. McINTYRE Nicholas Mclntyre, beloved husband cf Frances, nee Szot: devoted son of the late Bridget and Nicholas Mclntyre.

At residence. 4924 W. Monroe street. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a. m.

to Resurrection church. Burial Mount Carmel. Nev. 2818. McKEONE Elizabeth McKeone.

nee Burns, late of 544 W. 45th street, beloved wife ot Michael fond mother of Lucille Looby. Rosemary. Michael John. Catherine.

Elizabeth, and the late James, sister of Henry. John, Mary McDermott, Jennie Hal-pin, and James T. Funeral Tuesday at 8:45 a. from funeral home, 46th place and Wallace street, to St. Gabriel's church.

Interment Mount Olivet. Boul. 0703. MeLENNAN Joseph McLennan. 7127 Perry avenue, beloved husband of Margaret Dempsey McLennan.

Funeral Tuesday at 9 a. m. from funeral home, 6915 Wentworth avenue, to St. Carthage church. Interment Holy sepulchre.

McNERNY Michael 3. McNerny. Nov. 27. 1941, beloved husband of the late Bridget T.

McNerny. fond father of Robert, George. Agnes McNerny, Mrs. LeKoy O'Keefe. and the late Edward.

Funeral from residence, 7829 Kingston avenue. Monday. Dec. 1. at 9:30 a.

to St. Urlde'a church. Interment Mount Olivet. McRAE Jimmetta G. McRae.

Nov. 29. beloved wife of J. Hustin McRae. fond sister ot Mrs.

Bernhard Maas of Louisville. Mrs. John Harding of Fowler. Robert L. Ford of Easton.

Gilbert F. and Raymond E. Ford. Resting at chapel. 6522 S.

Halsted street, where services will be held Monday at 8 p. m. Interment Upton, Ky. MILLER Clyde Miller, beloved husband of the late Julia (nee Marsh I. fond father of Margarite.

Funeral Tuesday at 2 p. m. at chapel. 1138 W. 79th street.

Interment Oak Hill. Triangle 7300. MONDT Anna Theresa Mondt fnee Gndzin-skil. ot 3946 W. 60th plat, beloved wife of Fred, fond mother of Beatrice and Fred sister of Martin and Stanley.

Funeral Monday. Dee. 1, at 9 a. m. from chapel, 1911 W.

63d street, to St. Nicholas of Tolentine church. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Prospect 0240. NARDELLA Antnnia Nardella nee Palesel, fond wife ot the late Michael Nardella, loving mother of James.

John, Jerry, Frank, Louise, Josephine, Louis, and the late Anna De Nicolo and Rocco. Funeral Wednesday, Dec. 3. from chapel. 1624 W.

Grand avenue, to St. Maria Addolorata church at 10 a. ra. Interment Mount Carmel. Information, Haymarket 1667.

NETHERCOT Mary E. Nethereot of the Orrington hotel, Evanston. wife of Samuel G. Nethereot. mother of Mrs.

John H. Balch and David G. Nethereot. Services Monday. 3 p.

at residence of daughter. 2704 Bennett avenue, Evanston. Interment Memorial Park. NOCKIN Bernhardt J. Nockin of Milwaukee passed away Thursday, Nov.

27. lo a. Itelnved husband of Anna, llurial at Grai-e-land cemetery, Chicago, Monday, 1 p. m. OLSEN Henrietta Olsen.

nee Hermansnn, of nj-io sciutocrt avenue. Nov. 8. 1941 be- loved wife ot Hans Olsen, daughter of iiustat and Alma Hermanson. sister of Mrs.

Rachel Linde. Mrs. Dorothy Kenny. Mrs. Delia Roehr.

Mrs. Ruth Williams, and Mrs. Grace Neighbors. At chapel, 6501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Monday.

Dec. 1. at 3 p. m. Burial Rosehill.

ORBACH Carolyn Orbach. beloved wife of the late harlcs. loving mother ot Ann. Funeral Monday. 0:3 a.

from resi lience, si to M. Keystone avenue, to St. l'hilomena's church. Interment St. Jos eph s.

Member of Christian Mothers' society. Information, Belmont 7009, or Belmont 6019. OSBORN-Robert D. Osborn. late ot 1016 N.

Central beloved son of Mary Osborn, dear brother of Joseph L. and Helen. At funeral home. Austin blvd. at Lake at.

Funeral Monday. 9:30 a. to St. Angela's church. Interment St.

Joseph cemetery. PATZKE Mary Patzke. nee Pestka. Nov. 28, 1941.

beloved wife of the late August, fond mother of Paul. Frank. John. Anna. Helen, Mayme, August.

Fred, and the late Martha and George. Funeral from funeral home, 4041 W. North avenue, Monday, Dec. 1, at 9:15 a. to Annunciation church.

Paulina and Wabansia avenue. In terment St. Boniface. Member of St. 1'hilo- mena branch.

No. 426. L. C. B.

A. PHELPS Louise Jacobs Phelps, tx-loved wife or Hubbard Phelps, and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Jacobs, at Doctors' hospital. jvew mrK city, unerai services Monday, Dec.

1. 2 p. Oliver Bears' chapel, 20th and Chestnut streets, Philadelphia. PROVOST See McArdle death notice. REHM Louise Earth Rehm.

Nov. 29. 1941. of 5916 W. Race avenue, wife ot the late apt.

John Rehm, mother of Anna and John Edward, grandmother of John A Rehm. Dorothy Carso. and Eleanor Snm mer. Resting at funeral home, 318 N. Cen tral avenue.

Austin. Funeral notice later. RE1GEL James Reigel. late ot 3302 W. 68th street, beloved husband of Ruth, nee Hagg-bom: fond brother of August and Fred.

Funeral Monday. Dec. 1, at p. m. at chapel, 1745 W.

47th street, interment Bohemian National cemetery. Employe ot the Commonwealth Edison company. Mem-ber of Ogden Park lodge. No. 897.

A. F. A. M. lards 1052.

REINSCHREIBER See Samuels notice. RIO Bertha Gerlach Rio. wife of the late Dominic, sister of Louise Rio. Marie No-reiko, and Emma Gerlach. Services at funeral home, Hll.V.I N.

Clark street. Monday, 2:30 p. m. Interment Memorial Park. ROBINSON Fred McKee Robinson, husband of Martha father of Warrick D.

and Fred M. brother of the late Edward M. Funeral 2 p. m. Monday at chapel, 26 W.

Calendar avenue. La Grange. HI. Interment Rosehill. Member of Riverside lodge.

Ho. 862, A. F. 4 A. M.

RUMMLER Rudow Rummlcr. suddenly, Nov. 3. at Peru. 111., beloved husband ot Miriam McGaw Rummler.

father of Burke. John Kudow. and Wyntleld. brother of William Alex Eugene Alice. Mrs.

Fdwin Bluthardt. and Mrs. Frank C. G. White.

Memorial services Sunday. Nov. 30. at the People's church ot Chicago at 3 p. m.

SAMUELS Fannie Samuels, nee Reinschrei- ber. 6428 W. Jackson boulevard, beloved wife of Ben. dear mother of Helen and Stdney. sister of Ida Hart.

Harry, and Goldie Reinschreiber, Bertha Neiburger, ami Sophie Phillips. Funeral Monday. 12 noon, at chnpel, Roosevelt road. Interment Oak Woods cemetery. SCH AFFNER Fred Sc haffner of 9144 Greenwood avenue, beloved husband of Georgia, nee Johnson; fond father of John.

Lester, Hazel, Lewis, Fred, and Andean. At chapel, 9108 Cottage Grove avenue, until noon, Tuesday. Funeral at 2 p. m. at Vincent Methodist church.

91st place and Langley venue. Interment Mount Greenwood. SCHMALTZ Margaret Schmaltz, late of 15H W. 72d street. Funeral Tuesday.

9 a. m. from chapel. 7133 S. Western, to St.

Justin Martyr church. Mass, a. m. Pme-pect 0777. SCHOFN'RERG Samuel Schoenberg.

Winthrop avenue, beloved husband of Minnie, fond father of Harry. Edward, Max. and Beatrice Samuels, brother of Louis. Ike. and the late Harry and Morris, grandfather of five.

Funeral Monday. 10 a. at funeral hapi-t, 5145 Broadway. Interment I. B.

A. cemetery. Late member of Chicago Zion lodge. No. 279, I.

O. B. A. SCHWARZEL Henry R. Schwarzel.

beloved husband of Magdalene, nee Meyer; loving father of Henry Elenore. and Magdalene Mueller, brother of Conrad and John, grandfather of Henry SchwarzM. Henry, and Elenore Mueller. Funeral Wednesday at 9:30 a. from his late home.

1U17 S. 49th court, to St. Valentine's church. Interment St. Boniface.

Member of Cardinal counciL No. 1691, K. of C. Cicero 200. SCOLLAY Anna Jane Scollay.

2-131 Clifton avenue. Chicago, Nov. 28. 1941. fond mother of Alta Germer.

Georgia Coombs of Oak Park, and Colia Helen Hart of Olympia. Wash. At rest in chapel, 2441 Lincoln avenue. Funeral Monday. 2 p.

Fullerton Covenant Pres. rhurch. Fullerton pkwy. and Geneva-terr. Burial Rosehill.

SHERRY See McArdle death notice. SONNEFELDT Rose Sonnefeldt. nee Glera. and infant son. Lawrence, beloved wife and eon of Peter dear daughter of Sophia and the late Jacob Giera, fond sister of Mrs.

Veronica Koziol. Mrs. Stephanie Ozga, Mrs. Josephine Oklon. Mrs.

Helen Rokos. Mrs. Anna Baloun. and Catherine. Funeral Tuesday.

9:30 a. from late residence. 2606 W. Cullerton street, to St. Roman's church.

Interment Resurrection cemetery. Lawndale 3670. SOUTTER William Soutter of 7129 Rhodes avenue, beloved husband of Catherine Pauline, fond father of Mrs. Esther Pearson. Mrs.

Edith Johnston. Mrs. Mary Ker with, Mrs. Minetta Ruddiman. William and Ernest A.

Soutter, brother of Clementine Hunt and James Soutter and the late Robert Soutter. Resting at chapel. 7 hit Cottage Grove avenue. Funeral Tuesday. Dec.

2, at 2:30 p. m. Interment OaK Woods. Member of Boulevard lodge. 882.

A. F. Sc A. M. and Snowdrop lodge.

Sons ot St. George. STENSTROM Walter C. Stenstrom. late ot 2044 Arthur avenue, husband of Grace, fond father of Robert.

William. Richard, and Mary Lou. son of John and Louis Stenstrom. brother of Hjalmar. Harry.

Herbert, and Ruth. Services at restdenot Monday, 3 p. m. Interment Woodlawn cemetery. STRECK Evelyn Streck.

Nov. 26. beloved daughter of Joseph and Veronica. ne Snkolowski: dearest sister of Dorothy, Pearl, and Marian. Funeral Monday, Dee.

1. 9 a. m. from residence, 4615 S. Homan avenue, to St.

Agnes' church. 39th and Washtenaw. Interment Resurrection cemetery. Call Laf. 4269.

STUBITZ Peter Stubitz. late of 3R22 i mcago avenue. Deioved husband of Julia. Funeral Monday at 9:30 a. ro.

from funeral home, 866 N. Avers avenue, to Our Lady ot the Angels' church. Interment St Joseph's cemetery. Belmont 04 10. SUSS Herman Suss.

4958 N. Troy street, he-loved brother of Henry. Julius Sadie Sie-gel. and Kdna Alban. Funeral Mondar.

10 a. at chapel. 3021 Lawrence avenue. Interment Austria Hungarian Ver. cemetery, Jewish Waldheim.

THOMAS Jacob Fhlltp Thomas. Nov 28. of 742 S. Elmwood avenue. Oak Park, beloved husband of Helen Gilbert Thomas, father of Margaret Thomas Riddell and Eleanore Thomas Kreuser.

five grandchildren. Services Monday. Dee. 1. at 1 -3i p.

at Oak Park Masonic Temple. 127 N. Oak Park avenue. Oak Park, under auspices of Siloam commandery. Jfo.

64. Knights Templar. Interment Woodlawn. Member of Garfield lodge. No.

688. A. F. A. Oak Park chapter.

No. 244. R. A. Medinah Temple, and past patron of Garlleld chapter.

No. 711. O. E. 8..

and Carroll lodge. No. 60. I. O.

O. of Mount Carroll. 111. Pleaoe omit flowers. At rrst at chapel.

124-126 Madison street Oak Park, at until Monday noon. VAN STEENKISTK-Sophla Van Slswnklste, beloved wife of the, late Doinlnictis. fond mother of Mrs. Manarrta Jaiisaens. Mrs.

Elvira Andrirs. and (wald, grandmother of 7 grandchildren and 6 great-grarulctul-dren. Funeral Wednesday, Dec. 3, at 1 p. m.

from residence, 2424 W. Lexington street, to St. Luke's Episcopal church, 741 a Western avenue. Interment Forest Home. WENDLTNG Annette C.

Wendling fnee Zaa-der. beloved wife ot Clarence, fond mother of Clarence Shirley Ann. Patsy Lou. and Nanette, daughter of the late Anioa and Maria Zander, aisler of (iertruda Love-oy, Hubert, Ernie Peter, tslhenne. Basile.

and the late Marie Jones and Christy Zander. At residence. 8747 S. Harper ave-, nue. Funeral Wednesday, Dec.

3." 9:3 a. in. to St. Felidlas' church Interment St. Mary's.

WERNETH Genevieve Werneth. nee Eckert. beloved mother of Dorothy Schubert, food daughter of Frank and Amelia Eckert, dear sister of Clara Strey, Helen Reitler, Frank, and Herbert Eckert, Funeral Tuesday. 10 a. from chapel.

3905-07 Lincoln avenue, tn St. Francis Xavier church. Interment St. Joseph's. WEST Tony West, late of 212 N.

Hamlin avenue. Funeral Wednesday. 9:30 a. from chapel. 624 N.

Western avenue, to Addolorata church. Member of Chicago Flat Janitors union, local No. 1. Interment SU Joseph's cemetery. Armitage 7800.

WHITED See William Brain notice. YARKE Frank H. Yarke, beloved husband of the late Elsie, fond father of Myron. Herbert, Franklin, and Clarence. Remains at funeral home.

3918 Irving Park road. Services Tuesday, Dec. 2. at 2 p. m.

Interment Acacia Park cemetery. YOUNG Anne Birch field Young. Nov. 28, 1041. at the residence of Mrs.

Timothy J. Sullivan. Requiem mass Monday at 10 a. St. Ignatius church.

Interment St. Joseph's cemetery. Troy, N. S. Kindly omit flower.

YOUNciREN Augusta Limtherg Vnunsren of 604O S. Seeley avenue, dearly beloved wife of August Ynungren. devoted mother ot Mrs. Lillie Osborne. Harold, Melvin.

Roy, and Herbert Lindberr. fond sister of Mrs. Louise Holmlund and Carl Anderson. Member of Nora lodge. No.

8, L. 1. O. Ragnhild lodge. No.

6, I. O. Ladies of Vikings; Seljan lodge. No. 151.

V. O. of America. Funeral services Monday at 2 m. at chapel, 6652 S.

Ashland avenue. Interment at Oak Woods cemetery. Rep. 0O7H. ZILL1GKN August J.

Ztlligen, beloved husband ot Mary I nee Wahler, loving father of IaiIs Ann and Thomas Wahler, dear son of August and Victoria Zilligen, devnied brother of Marcella Mohesg, passed isir Nov. 29 at New York. N. Y. Remstne will arrive In Chicago Monday morning, Dec.

1. Funeral Tuesday, a from funeral home. 351 road, to St. Viators church. Interment St.

Boniface. Ind. 6800. ZOCHERT Dr. Walter Carl Zoehert.

beloved husband of Agnes, nee Klein: fond father of Molhe Miller, and Fritzi Zoehert. and Emily Lippel, three grandchildren. Funeral Monday. 1:30 p. at chapel.

2938 Lincoln avenue. Interment Eden cemetery. DEDICATION ANNOUNCEMENTS. HORW1CH A monument will be dedicated to the memory of Cornelia Jarrow Hor-wlch on Sunday. Nov.

30, 2 :30 p. Rosehill cemetery. Section PISER A monument will be dedicated ta the memory of Luryle Ravid Piser on Sunday, Nov. 3 o'clock, at the O. B.

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Officers of We, the Mothers, Mobilize for America, said last night they will continue to mail letters of sympathy to parents of American seamen lost in the battle of the Atlantic despite charges by the navy department of an organized campaign to undermine civilian morale." The charges were made in Washington yesterday when Secretary of the Navy Knox made public copies of a letter sent by the peace organization to parents of crew members lost when the Reuben James was sunk last month. The letter, Knox said, had been forwarded to him by some of the parents. Claimed Part of Campaign. A navy department spokesman, commenting on the letter, in which the parents were asked to call to account the real murderers of your loved one, the men who violated the Constitution of the United States by sending him into the war zone," said the letter was "part of an organized campaign to undermine civilian morale and the morale of the armed forces." "That's not the purpose of the letter at all," declared Mrs. Lyrl Van Hyning, president of the organiza tion.

We want the people of America to wake up to the fact that they are being fooled. We want the unfortunate parents of the men to realize who caused their sons' deaths." "We'll keep sending these letters out," said Mrs. Grace Keefe, secretary. "We have a right to do so, as mothers and as citizens seeking to keep our country at peace. If any of the parents want to take legal action against any army or navy superiors who gave illegal orders, we will assist them with our attorneys.

Legal experts have advised that if any soldier loses his life while executing orders which his superiors have no constitutional authority to give, then those officials can be sued as private citizens." Letters Express The organization's letter, sent to parents of casualties on both the Reu: ben James and the Kearney, ex pressed sympathy and noted that "these men were callously and needlessly sent to their deaths." "Any movement," stated the let ters, to avenge these, our dead, by throwing away the lives of millions more of our American men to pun ish a foreign nation is but a false premise to involve us in war." Mrs. Van Hyning and Mrs. Keefe signed the letters. UNDERTAKERS. Laimi Son Funeral Service Unffonnrnatnoira SOUTH SIDE CHAPEL 63D AND HARVARD-AVENUE.

PHONE WENTWORTH 0025. MONDAY. HEDGER Ruby M. 8 :30 a. m.

In church KINZ1E Frances. 2 p. m. at chapel McNERNY Michael J. 10 a.

m. In church MARKERT Wesley. 9 a. m. at chapel.

SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED. BRADBURY Edwin. FAIR Delbert D. NORTH SIDE CHAPEL 6501 N. ASHLAND-A VENUE.

PHONE LONGBEACH 2648. MONDAY. AHLBECK Anna K. M. 2 p.

m. at chapel FAST Rose. lli.m. it chapel GREMLEY Mary. 1 p.

m. at chapel. OLSEN Henrietta V. 3 p. m.

at chapel TUESDAY. CARLSON John E. 2 p. m. at chapel.

SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED. GRAU Herman. HARR John. C. H.

JORDAN CO. FUNERAL HOME. 800 B. BUIK-aT 87 YEARS SERVICE CEMETERIES. 6 GRAVES Pern.

care, on main drive opposite chnpel in Il'nal itrith cemetery on Addison. Kcas. offer accepted. Lull. 4 608.

LOT-iToLDI GRAVES, finest section. Rosehill. Make rnnsiderable reduction. Phone Superior 119H. REAL BUY Irvine Park 4 or 8 r.

lots. Lakeside per nr. Graccland PllOH. MEMORIAL PK. Owner leavint- town.

Want offer. Perpetual care. Bri. 4056 or Dea. I1-J CHOICE 8 (craves.

Irvine; Park Blvd. Cemetery. Lakeside section. Belmont 0948. ELMLAWN 8 sect.

.1. S18S: Eden 8 sect. 4. f.100. Fra.

4(515 or Ard. 43(ll. BIG harcain 6 graves. Mt. EnVblera.

4 R-raves in Acacia. S140. Seeley 32'J3. WANTED Cemetery lots. Must he cheap.

For fash. Address 5ft. Tribune. MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMS. CEMETERY MARKERS MONUMENTS AT avlnrn qar-Rnernclr Un-t Rnsement DEATH NOTICES In Hemorlan.

BARONE Mary Barone. Nov. 30. 1940. Sweet are the memories that never fade OI one we loved but could not save.

LOVING MOTHER. SISTERS, AND BROTHERS. HOWE C. Arthur Howe. In lovinc memory of our husband and father, who passed away one year ago today.

LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTER. MeCUNE William J. McCune Jr. In memory of our darlincr son and brother, on his birthday. DADDY.

MOMMY, AND PATSY. NANNENHORN Katherine Njnnenhorn. who passed away 19 years ago. You. the only mother I ever knew Have taught me only, the worthwhile thiiiKs that I think and do; You cherished me like I was your own: I lona- for you often in my thowchta alone.

FLORENCE WIEGAND. AHLBECK Anne K. Ahlbeck of 2229 Harrison street. Evanston, 111., Nov. 28.

1941, beloved wife of Otto fond mother of Mrs. George C. Morris of Milwaukee, Harry W. of Somerville. N.

and Roy H. of Chicago. At chapel. 6501 N. Ashland avenue, Chicago, where services will be held Monday.

Dec. 1. 2 p. m. Burial private.

ANDERSON John P. Anderson, Nov. 28. 1941, late of 3749 N. Clifton ave.me.

beloved husband of Olea. dear brother of Sirrid Johnson. Lena Schneider. Anna Feck-ney. Ami.

Nels. and Oscar Ainlcrcoi. Funeral Monday. 3 p. at chapel.

5149-51 N. Ashland avenue, at Foster. Interment Acacia Park. Member of Three i i.iks Itidpe No. 812 I.

O. O. F. Longbeuih 6147. BACItiAH'PO Carlo Bacivalupn, 3733 Shakespeare aveirue.

husband of Carlotta, father of Richard. Dorris Castellini. Louis and Jennie Jacobson. son of Peatro Amrelo. brother of Mary Pezxa.

Funeral Tuesday. a. m. from chapel. 2950-68 Fullerton at Sacramento to Our Lady of Grace church, and Mount Carmel.

Bel. 3300. First of Family to Be Born in City. WHUain G. McCormick.

retired banker and a member of the farrrf machinery manufacturing family, died yesterday on his estate neai Wheaton. He was 90 years old. Mr. McCormick -as a son of the late "William S. McCormick.

who came to Chicago from Virginia in 2C50 and was associated with Cyrus 3. McCormick and William G. Mrtormlek. Leander J. McCormick.

his brothers, in the McCormick business. Mr. McCormick was born June 3, 2651. the first member of the McCormick family to be born in Chicago. He was a brother of the late Robert S.

McCormick. father of Col. Robert FL McCormick, editor and publisher of The Chicago Tribune, Founder of Fraternity. Mr. McCormick attended the University of Virginia, where he founded the Kappa Sigma fraternity In This is now one of the largest college fraternities in the country, and Mr.

McCormick was the last surviving charter initiate. The chapter house at the university in Charlottesville. Va known as McCormick hall, was in part given by him. In 1873 he married Eleanor Brooks Baltimore. Md.

who preceded him In death. He is survived by four daughters, Mrs. F. Louis Slade and Mrs. Herbert S.

Stone of New York; Mrs. Marshal Fabyan and Mrs. Valentine Hollingsworth of Boston, and a ton, Chauncey McCormick of Chicago. Also surviving are 14 grandchildren. Including Mrs.

Montgomery Orr of Wayne, and 1L Stuart Stone cf Chicago, and eight great-grandchildren. Sponsor of First Bridge. Mr. McCormick spent most of his life in Chicago, where as a child he rode to school on a pony and crossed the river on a barge guided by an Indian. While a young man he served in the city council, where he introduced the bill which resulted in construction of the first steam operated rridse.

at Rush street. Later he was for 30 years in the banking business, with offices in the old Board cf Trade building. POLICEMAN BUCK DIES OF INJURIES AFTER CAR CRASH Policeman William Buck of the Shakespeare avenue station died yesterday in St. Elizabeth's hospital of injuries suffered early Friday when his squad car was struck by another automobile at California avenue and Cortland street. His partner.

Policeman Benjamin Smith, suffered minor Icjuries. Buck was 42 years old. and lived at S112 North Major avenue. He had been on the police force 17 years, and had won two creditable mentions. The driver of the other car was Frank Cor so.

25. of 665 Blackhawk street. Police said Corso's driver's license showed he had been fined three times in. the last year on speeding charges. Private Herman Nelson.

26 years eld. of Fort Bragg. N. died in St. Joseph's hospital.

Elgin, of injuries suffered a week ago in an automobile accident on U. S. route 20. IS miles est of Elgin. His home was in Exira, la.

Five other soldiers and a mother and two girls also were injured in the crash. Marion Razzinski. 60, of 3511 South Wood street, a laborer, who was struck by an automobile last Wednesday at 19th street and Damen avenue, in County hospital. The driver was Emil Papke. 21, of 3225 Wallace Street.

Up to 2 p. m. yesterday, 862 per rons had been killed by automobiles In Cook county since Jan. 1. Of these.

601 were killed In Chicago where 23.BS8 were injured in the same period. LAPOINTE RITES HELD IN QUEBEC AMID STATE POMP QUEBEC, Nov. 29 CP). The an cient bells of Quebec tolled tribute to Justice Minister Ernest Lapointe today as the men and women who seven times elected him to parliament mingled with notables of church and state at his funeral Down the snow covered streets from Citadel hill his body was borne to St. Roch's church with all the mili tary pomp of a state funeral.

Prime Minister W. L. Mackenzie King and colleagues of parliament and council chamber attended. lAllVEKTIS.MENTI Pull the Trigger on Constipation, with Ease for Stomach, too When constipation brings on acid in-difesuon. stomach upset, bloating, dizzy apeila.

gas. coated tongue, sour taste and bad breath, your stomach is probably the blues" because your bowels don't move. It calls for Laxative-Senna to pull the trigger on those lazy bowels, combined with Syrup Pepsin for perfect ease to vour stomach in taking. For years. many Doctors have given pepsin preparations in their prescriptions to make taedicme more agreeable to a touchy stomach.

So be sure your laxative contains Syrup Peosm. Insist on Dr Caldwell's Laxat rve Senna combined with Syrup See how wonderfully the Laxative Senna wakes up lazy nerves and muscles in your intestines to bring welcome relief from const ipatin. And the good old Syrup Pepsin make this laxative so comfortable and easy on vour stomach. Even fcmckv children love the taste of this r-leasart family laxative. Buy Jr.

Caldwell's Laxative Senna at your druggist today. Try one laxative combined with fcyrup Pepsin for ease to your stomach, to Miss Katherine Crahen. Miss Katherine Crahen, 51 years old, a teacher in the Ogden elementary school for 25 years, died Friday in her home in Grand Rapids, it was learned yesterday by her nephew, Assistant United States District Attorney Robert Eardley, and her brother, John E. Crahen, attorney. Burial will be in Grand Rapids tomorrow.

William 0. Littick. Zanesville, Nov. 29 (iP). William O.

Littick, 74, retired Zanesville publisher, died tonight following a month's illness. Littick retired as president of the Zanesville Publishing company 10 days ago after completing 55 years' service with the firm. The company publishes three papers here, the Times-Recorder, the Signal, and the Times-Signal. GENNARO PAPI OF OPERA FOUND DEAD IN HOTEL New York, Nov. 29 Special.

Gennaro Papi, conductor of Italian reper toire at the Metropolitan opera and former con-d of the Chicago Grand Opera company, was found dead today in his apartment in the Hotel Woodward. It was believed his death was caused by a heart attack. The body was Gennaro (Josephine Rossi photo. discovered by a maid an hour before Papi was to have conducted La Traviata at the matinee performance. He was clad in pajamas.

His dress shirt was on the bed, ready to be donned for the matinee. The maid said she had served him breakfast at 10 a. m. and he appeared to be in good health at that time. The Metropolitan was notified of his death 15 minutes before curtain time.

Ettore Panizza was summoned to substitute as conductor. Papi conducted the Italian repertoire at the Ravinia Opera company, Highland Park, 111., from 1917 to 1931. There his discipline and musicianship were chiefly responsible for the high artistic standard which prevailed continuously at Ravinia until the opera company was disbanded at the close of the 1931 season. Papi was born in Italy 54 years aeo. He came to America in ,1912 and became an American citizen in 1927.

Officials of the Metropolitan said his wife, a son, and daughter live in Italy. HOLD MEMORIAL SERVICE TODAY FOR G. N. CARMAN A memorial service for George Noble Carman, who was director of the Lewis institute from 1895 to 1935, will be held in the auditorium of the school now Lewis division of the Illinois Institute of Technology at 3:30 p. m.

today. Alumni and friends of Carman are expected to attend. Carman died last June 24. He was regarded as one of the founders of the two year, degree granting col lege which has been successful in technical fields. Before taking over the Lewis school he was superin tendent of Morgan Park Military academy.

(SO fKf nw advanm- I 4 HI! 5501 N. ASHLAND LONgbeach 2648 ii 4 Ik tl fa I Cf' ul, in the' eT'. Artoels. ,1 da' 1 Jf ul. courteous Pn 7i 63rd HARVARD Pita WENtwerth 0025 I til 1st.