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22 i CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE:" WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 19417 LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE: Brown in the Mouth DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES mv Lf1. iiaI -M daylight! gee! EASY. ANNIE YOtfLL ITS FROM THAT DRAFT AGE GUT TO 18 EXPECTED BY GEN. HERSHEY WASNT KNOCKED SLEEPING POTION yeah! i KNOW BUT WHERE DID I GET THAT LONG. bla-a-a! THIS TASTE BE ALL RIGHT THE DOCTOR TAPED UP RIBS-HAVE TO TAKE IT EASY FOR A WEEK OR SO AND YOU GOT A RI1MPON THP MPOn THIS TASTE MY Si IN MOUTH? 1 I 1 I UQH a 22fJ Copyright.

1841. by Wwm 9rn0kwAm Cm. the OBITUARIES ELDEEN GAVE HERE; ANNIE DRINK THIS IT OUGHT TO HELP DIFFERENT TESTIFIES ABOUT $100,000 IN FIGHT OVER AN ESTATE William Weinress, executor of the estate of William J. Springer, grain broker who died last Feb. 10, testified before Probate Judge John F.

O'Con-nell yesterday that $100,000 in cash withdrawn by Springer from a bank has been Included in the list of the estate's assets. Weinress testified at a hearing on a petition of David J. A. Hayes, conservator for Springer's first wife, Marie Agnes, who Is in Manteno State hospital. Hayes asked a citation to discover assets of the estate, the value of which is placed at $200,000.

The case was continued to Dec. 29. Mrs. Marie Springer is disputing the broker's will, which left his estate to his second wife, Mrs. Alyse Springer, and the two children of his second marriage, Shirley, 16, and William 14.

Mrs. Alyse Springer died June 23. Mrs. Marie Springer con tends that She is Springer's widow and is therefore entitled to one-third of the estate. SERVICES HELD FOR LOUIS FELT, PIONEER IN CITY Funeral services were held yesterday for Louis Wilbur Felt.

94 years old, a pioneer Chicagoan, who died Monday in his home at 708' Junior terrace. He was burled in Calvary. Mr. Felt was born near Stockholm, Sweden, and came to Chicago in 1853. His father, member of an Illinois cavalry regiment, fell in battle in Tennessee during the Civil war.

Mr. Felt worked as a boy on The Tribune more than 75 years ago, and he recalled those early days of this newspaper in a letter which he wrote In the Graphic section of The Sunday Tribune three years ago. He operated a photography studio on the near north side for 50 years before his retirement 22 years ago. Mr. Felt leaves his widow, Esmeralda, and four daughters, Blanche, Mrs.

Mildred Halla, Mrs. Beatrix Graham, and Mrs. Fernande Burton. Dollars for Victory Fund Started by Housing Staff The 238 staff members of the Chi-cago Housing authority announced yesterday that they were originating a "dollars for defense and victory" fund. They telegraphed Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau Jr.

that each one of them would contrib ute at least a dollar to the fund, to be administered by the treasury. that's why we tend flowers. They ipeak more comfort than a thousand word. HER O. a He at at at ERYOUVE BEEN SLEEPING A LONG, TIME MAYBE THATS AWFUL WHY YOU HAVE SORT OF A FURRY.

IS TONGUE. EH? Charles Benesch. Charles Benesch, 73 years old, of 2754 North Troy street, retired owner and manager of motion picture theaters, died yesterday in Norwegian-American hospital. Among the theaters he had operated were the Century, Lindy, Madlin, Liberty, Bell, Avon and Garfield. He had been a resident of Chicago for 65 years.

Surviving are his widow, two daughters and a son. Funeral services will be held In the Washington Boulevard temple, Washington boulevard and Karlov avenue, at 2 p. m. tomorrow. Mrs.

Margaret Root Fetcher. Mrs. Margaret Root Fetcher. 58 years old, daughter of the late John W. Root, famous Chicago architect, died yesterday in her home at 822 Bryant avenue, Winnetka, after a short illness.

She was the wife of tt Chicago Ethical tociety and former president of th Winnetka school board. Four sons and a daughter also survive. Mrs. Louisa Churchill Smith. Services for Mrs.

Louisa Churchill Smith, who died Monday in her home at 2608 East 73d street, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the residence. She was 76 years old. Mrs.

Smith was a member of a pioneer Du Page county family. Four daughters survive. Fred W. Oldenburg. Fred W.

Oldenburg, 60 years old, 2460 Pensacola avenue, died of a heart attack yesterday while on a Western avenue street car at Wave-land avenue. He was a stationary engineer. A native of Germany, he had lived In Chicago 50 years. Charles A. Whelan.

East Orange, N. Dec. 9 Special. Charles A. Whelan, co-founder of the United Cigar Stores company, of which he was president and chairman ot the board, died today.

He was 78 years old. L. F. ZYGMUNT, SO, ACTIVE IN POLISH AFFAIRS, IS DEAD Attorney Lawrence F. Zygmunt, banker and active in Polh civic affairs, died yesterday in St Mary's hospital after a brief illness.

He was 50 years old and lived at 2300 North Lorel avenue. Mr. Zygmunt was attorney for and director of the Milwaukee Avenue National bank, 1200 North Ashland ave nue, and secretary and manager of the Cragin Building and Loan asso ciation. He was a former president of the Polish Lawyers' Association of Chicago and of the Polish National Bar Association of America. He also was a member of the Polish National Alliance and a fourth degree member of the Knights of Columbus.

Surviving are his widow, Cecilia, and a son, Lawrence Jr. Funeral services will be held at 10 a. m. Friday in St. Stanislaus church at Long and Fullerton avenues.

OUT WAS Thousands More Try to Volunteer in Chicago. (Picture on pag 8.) Brlff. On. Lewis B. Hershey, national draft director, yesterday said that in his opinion there is a strong possibility congress will lower the minimum draft age from 21 years to IS, and that men between the ages of 23 and 55 who have been deferred may be called for army service.

Gen. Hershey said the question of reclassifying men deferred because of their occupations already was under consideration. Reclassification of men deferred because of dependency may be taken up later, he added. Only congress has authority to change the draft regulations. Gen.

Hershey emphasized when he stopped in Chicago brieSy on his way to Washington. Subject to Recall. The men 28 years and older who were released recently from army training, because of their age. Gen. Hershey said, fall into two classifications: Those who have been inducted, partly trained and now are fur laughed to the reserve may be recalled by the army any time it wants them.

Those discharged from the draft by their draft boards are subject only to new draft age legislation which may require their service. "The question Is entirely bne of now large an army Is wanted," Gen. Hershey said. "We have a million men in the draft now. and by July 3.

we will have 1,200,000. This number could be increased by changing the October registration date for the new 21 year olds. Last July we were taking men at the rate of 60,000 a month. Recently the year's quota was increased by 150,000 so that the January quota went up from 60,000 to 100,000." 41 Million Available, There are 41 million men -In the country, between the ages of 16 and 64. said Gen.

Hershey. In war time, hs said, it is a question of determining how this man power can be used best, which group will make the best fighters, which the best factory workmen, and so on. "In my opinion women will play a larger part." said Gen. Hershey." They can replace men working on airplane fabrics, elsewhere. So far we have leaned over backward in deferring men for work in aviation plants.

But the reclassification of all occupational deferments is under discussion." Asked about farm labor. In connection with occupational deferments, Gen. Hershey said the farmer is the hardest man to replace. For this reason, he said, he believes great consideration will be given to the need for farm hands In keeping up food production. 2,000 Rush to Enlist.

Enlistment in the armed forces yesterday continued at the rushing pace set Monday. More than 2,000 volunteers crowded five Chicago recruiting cSces and order for 2,450 Cook county draft registrants to appear for final physical examinations between Dec 15 and Dec 22 were being prepared for mailing. Paul G. Armstrong, state director rf selective sen-Ice addressing draft board chairmen and members In the Morrison hotel last night, announced plan which will allow a minimum of 10 days between the time a draftee Is examined by the army and the time ef his induction. Regulations governing draft deferment must be applied more rigidly, Armstrong said, and added that 6,000 men in Illinois have "been deferred unnecessarily.

He stressed the Immediate need for reviewing cases of all deferred registrants who might be reclassified for service. Ex-Jail Inmate. Arrested as Suspect in Burglaries Chester Rymek, 20 years old, was seized by police yesterday at Monroe and Dearborn streets as a suspected member of a gang of young men believed to be implicated, in more than a hundred burglaries. Rymek. who gave ms address as 2334 Augusta boulevard, served six months In the county jail for burglary last year.

Mrs. Cadda Twibell Leahy. Mrs. Cadda Twibell Leahy, 9730 Winston avenue, wife of William J. Leahy, former passenger traffic man ager of the Rock Island Lines, died yesterday in the Little Company of Mary hospital.

Evergreen Park, after a heart attack. She was 56 years old and a native of Montpelier, Ind. She was a graduate of the nursing school of Henrotin hospital and served as a nurse with the American Red Cross during the last World war. Services will be held at 10:30 a. m.

Friday In St. Barnabas church, with burial in Calvary cemetery. Surviving. In addition to her husband, are a stepson, William her father, Jo-siah Twidell, and a sister, Mrs. Alice Comer.

Philip Henry Mallen. Philip Henry Mallen, 83 years old, of 520 Oak street, Winnetka, chemist and manufacturer of pharmacists 1 illness. Mr. Mallen was a 32d de gree Mason. Surviving are his widow and a son, Philip T.

Mallen. Services will be held at the residence at 2 p. m. Friday. Mrs.

Nora Heaney. Mrs. Nora Heaney, 89 years old, who had attended one of the Lincoln-Doug las debates in her youth, died last night In County hospital of injuries suffered on Oct. 12 in a fall in her home at 4734 Woodlawn avenue. She is survived by her daughter, Elizabeth, who lived with her.

Louis S. Rosenbanm. Louis S. Rosenbaum, 85 years old, a retired distillery executive, died yesterday in the home of his son, Walter S. Rosenbaum, at 1525 West 103d street.

The widow. Carrie and a daughter, Mrs. A. V. Strelitz of Milwaukee, also survive.

Lawrence Grattan. New York, Dec. 9 VP). Lawrence Grattan, 7L playwright, actor, and author of vaudeville and radio sketches, died today at St. Luke's hospital.

PATRICK HAMILTON, RENOWNED FOE OF AUTO THIEVES, DIES Patrick E. Hamilton, retired police sergeant and former head of the stolen automobile bureau of the Chicago Motor club, died yesterday at his home, 3942 Lowell avenue. He was born in Chicago in 1870 and joined the police department at the age of 19 as a patrol wagon driver. He later became a famous detective. In 1919, after SergL Hamilton had been the head of the automobile section of the detective bureau for one year.

Chief John Alcock congratulated him on the brilliant record he had made Jn recovering stolen automo biles and sending automobile thieves to prison. Earlier he had solved sev eral murders. Sergt. Hamilton began hi? service with the Chicago Motor club in 1920 and for more than a dozen years continued his warfare on automobile thieves. He retired In 1933.

He is survived byhls widow, Margaret, four sons, a daughter, and four sisters. Funeral services will be from the home on Friday morning to St. Viator's Catholic church, Addison and Keeler avenues. BCRGLAR.4 OVERLOOK JEWELRY. Attorney Theodore S.

Rosenfield of 6L32 Blackstona avenue reported to police lat h'm mat nurnwi bad taken a. iooo fur a from hie apartment, but had overlooked worth several hundred dollars. tit T4Tm. iiEiiiiia MOKONF.Y Msry O'Connor Moroney. ba loved wife ot William devoted raeth of Jane and the lute William, daughter of Julia and the late Timothy Connor, sinter ot Sister Mary Arthur, B.

V. M.j 1 Thomas, Timothy, Harry, Ldward. Arthur, and the late James. At late reeideocea 7141 I'rairm avenue. Funeral notice later, Ml'LLEN Sarah Agues Mullen, Dec.

9. 1H41 Wile or lit late Frank mother ol Mrs. May Young Mullen. Services Thursday, p. at chapel, 2701 N.

Clark atreet. NORGREN Oscar B. Norgren ot 1435 Ball moral avenue, Dec. 9, 1941. beloved has i band of Agnes, nee Nord: father et Patricia, Alien.

At chspel, 6501 N. Ash lam! avenue, where servicea will h14 Friday, Dec, 12. at 2 p. m. i OLDENBURG Fred W.

Oldenhorr. blovel husband of Mary, fond father ot Hazel, stepfather of John and Annabel) Knwn, dear brother of Robert. Emma Raska, George, Elsie Studnev, and the lata Charles. Funeral Thursday. Dec.

at 1 30 p. at funeral home. 2157 Irving Park road. Interment Waldheim cemetery. OLSON Hannah Olson ot 814 Monro street.

F.vanstnn. widow of Andrew, beloved mot a- er of Johana Wright, Edith Jennings. io1 Lillian Book, sister ot Anna Johnson. An drew Nelson. Betty Swenson, and Kansa Glans.

Services Wednesday. 2 p. m. at immanuel Lutheran church. Interment Memorial Park.

Remains at chapel. 1460 Shea Evanston, until noon Wednesday. FEARSON Nela Allan Pearson, at he. Pital. Dee.

9. 1941. dear brother of Hilmaj 1 Frickson. and Joel Pearson of St. Joseph.

Ml. h. Services Thursday. Dee. II.

at 3 P. m. at chapel. 2114 Irving Tark road. Interment Mount Olive cemetery.

FF.KLO Veronika Peklo. fond mother Mary Ressner. Julia Drabek. Helen Bachep, anil Emma Coake. Funeral Thursday at, 9 a.

m. from chapel. 6318 W. 26th sire-t. Cicero, to St.

Mary ot Celte church. Ir torment Resurrection cemetery. Cicero 4i. POSEDEL Barbara Posedel. 2752 S.

Drk avenue, beloved mother of Jamea. Ann' Dusck. and Emily Krnak. Funeral Friday. 9 a.

from chapel, 8. Central Parte avenue, to Blessed Agnes' church. Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery. Intormauoa Lawndala 3101.

TRICE Ernest C. Prlca of 43? Jacksmt boulevard, lieloved husband ot Edna. Althoff; fond father of Jamea E. Pnc. brother of Mary Close.

Resting at funeral home. 217 N. Cicero avenue. Funeral Thursday, a. to St.

Mel's church. Interment Mount Carmel. RAHN'ERT Paul Rahnert, dearly beJnvM husband of Addle, pse. Oestmann; ft father ot Paul. Remains at residence.

01J Navarre avenue. Servicea at St. Peter'a Lutheran church, Cortez and Oakley boulevard, at 2 p. m. Frirtsy.

Dee. 12. Retired member of C. F. D.

Interment Forest Home cemetery. For Information call Brunswick 8220 or 0100. RILEY Jame E. Riley, beloved son of W'l-liam and Lillian Campbell Riley, fon.l brother of Evelyn and the late William Jr. Funeral from hi late restdence, 8iHe S.

Throop street. Friday Dec. 12. at 9 a. m.

to St. Sablna's rhuroh. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Information Yards 4765. ROGER Thomas J.

Rogers of 234 S. La Vergne avenue, beloved husband of Llszia. nee Volquartz; dear father of Vincent J. Rogers, brother of Louis Francis Mary and Rose Wiersima. Funersl Thursday, 9:30 a.

from chapel. 4 IT Madison street, to Resurrection chorea. Hurial All Saints'. Member of C. F.

of local No. 111. Austin 1137. ROSENBAUM Louis S. Rosenbaum.

age S3 years, passed away at the home of his son. Wlter S. Rosenbaum, 1525 W. 10.1,1 street, hushand of Carrie W. and father of A.

V. Strelitz, both of Milwaukee. Wis. Kern a ins at chspel. O.id E.

47th street. Fu neral at convenience ot family. Tleasa onut flowers. SAC LINO Federico Saullno. 139 W.

Mar-ouette road. Dec. 8. 1941. fond father of Mrs.

Maria Grace Mash, grandfather et Henry Mash. Altra Dickover. and Lillian Insulatn. Funeral from chapel. 63d an Harvard.

Thursday. Dec. 11. at a. ti St.

Bernard's church. Burial Mount Olivet. SCHULZE John Schnlze of 272, Lelr1 avenue. Dec. 8.

1941. beloved son of th late Gustav and Ernestine, dear brother ef Walter, Helene, Hlcharit. Fried King an4 the late Margaret Schociler and Frost Schulze, fond uiicla of Charles Scboeller. At chapel. 5501 N.

Ahland avenue, whera services will be held Thursday. Dee. at 1 p. m. under auspicra of St.

Cecilia lodge. No. 805. A. F.

tt A. M. Member ef Oriental consistory, Medinah temple, and Chicago Federation ot Musicians. Interment Graceland. SKELLY Edward Skelly.

beloved sen John and late mother. Nellie, hrotheg John, Marie. Harold IBudJ. and Roy. F'ineral Thursday, Dec.

11. 9 a. frona chapel. 1624 W. Grand avenue, to Oar I.ady ot the Angels church.

Interment Carmel. For Information call Mon. 7fli7. SMITH Louisa Churchill Smith. IX.

W. 1941. beloved wife of the late John Charle Smith, fond mother ot Mrs. Rita Di Manco. Mrs.

Dorothy Goldberg. Mrs. Issbel Pitlik. and Edna Churchill Smith, grandmother of Robert C. Smith.

Donne. Shirlev. ant I'hvllis Goldberg. Services at 2608 E. 73d street.

Thursday. Dec 11. at 2 p. m. Interment Mount Hope.

SNELIv Frederick Snell. father of Raymond. brother ot Mrs. Maude Kohler and Mrs. Sadie Ryan, son of the lata Mrs.

Mary O'Connor. Funeral Thursday at 9 a. from chapel, 71st atreet and South Pare avenue. Mast at St. Clares church.

a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchra cemetery. SORENSFN Esther R. Sorensei.

6927 Campbell avenue. Dec. 9. 1841. beloved! wife of W'llliam G.

Sorensen. mother of Arllne, William and Philip, sister of Waller R. Putt and Mrs. Harry E. Pmehl.

At chapel, 63d and Harvard, whers servirwa will be held Thuradav, Dec. 11, at 2 p. m. Interment Cedar Park. SI'KIRS Spelra.

brother ot Andrew MpBirs. Mrs. Mary E. Frs.lricWsfin. and th Lite Sl'etra.

Resting at funeral home. s. Marion street, oak Psrk. Servicea Thursday. Dec.

11, at 3 p. ru. Interment private. STAMKR Kathryne Stamer, Dec. 8.

fond mother of Adolph. John. Herman, Henry, Mrs. Sophia Elshire. Mrs.

Minnie jjlm. and Julius. Funeral Wednesday. 3 p. at funeral home.

6200 N. Western avenue, corner Foster. Interment Dallas. 8. D.

SI NDMACHEH Ida E. Sundmacber. new Kraut, of 1339 Eddy street. Dec. 1941.

wife of the late Henry A. Sundmacher. mother of the lata Herbert grandmother of Herbert C. At chapel, 5501 N. Achland avenue, where services will be held Thursday.

Dec. 11. at 2 p. m. under auspicea of Noble Oueen chapter.

No. 4'2. O. E. S.

Interment Irving Park Boulevard cemetery. THOMPSON Charles A. Thompson, late residence. 624 S. Prospect avenue.

Park Ridge, formerly of 2318 N. Keeler avenue. belovl husband of tha lata Laura Thompson. lond father of Mrs. Florence Hair.

Mrs. Helen Nelson. Robert Thompson. srvice Thursday. Dec.

11, at 2:30 p.m. at funeral bonis. 6754 Northwest highway. Interment Montrose cemetery. Member of Crystal lodge.

No. 11126, A. F. A A. Square chapter.

No. 259. R. A. M-: Silcara council.

No. 63, R. S. M- UISIIAN Joseph O. t'rbsn.

2.108 9 court. Cicero. Dec. 8. 1941, beloved husband of Anna Urban I nee Cihak.

foci father ot Marie Muiira. William. Bessie, and Thomas. Member of Cicero lodge. Nik 955.

A. F. A A. and past high priest of Triangle chapter. No.

273. R. A. M. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.

m. at chapel. 5S43-44 W. Ccrmak road. Interment Bohemian National cemetery.

Information. Cicero 243. VOHANKA Edward Vohsnka. formerly ot 2IU3 Union avenue, fond son ot the lata Mary and Joseph, devoted brother ef Mary Anna Schott. Bessia Wokasch.

and Lillian Brayach. Funeral from lat residence. 8310 S. Maryland avenue, Thur day. Dec.

1 1 at 8 :30 a. to St. Jotchitn church. Interment family lot. Information.

Prospect 2078. WALKER Maude J. Walker, beloved wife) of George fond mother of Dow an 4 Richard. Services 2 m. Thursday at chapel, 61 1(1 roltaga Grove avsnua.

In ferment Hosehill. Fairfax 2861. WENDT Kmma Wendt. nee Reichntrch. beloved wife of the Iste John fon-1 mother of Walter H.

Wendt, fond grandmother of Dorothy Wendt and Adls tar-rah. Resting at son's residence. 7741 Colfax avenue, until 11:30 Wednesday morning. Funeral Wednesday at 1 p. m.

at Our Redeemer Lutheran church. 6430 Harvard! avenue. Interment at Rldgewood cemetery. WILLIAMS Betsey Knowitnn Williams. Dee.

8, 1941, of 1229 Norwood etreet. Chicago, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Day Williams, sl-tcr of William Carver and Laura Day Williams. Service 4 p.

m. Wednesday at chapel, 1507 Maple avenue. Evanston. Interment at Kent. O.

WOJTASZEK Mary Woltaszek. Dec. ba-loved wife of Walter, fond mother of Da-lores and Charlene. fond daughter of Martin Idzik. fond sifter of Paul Idxik.

Funeral Thursday at 9:30 a. m. from chapel. 26S9 W. 43d street, to St.

Pancratiut church. Interment Resurrection cemetery. Laf. 7781. WOLFE Georgia Wolfe, beloved wafa ot Maurice dear mother of Laurenca.

grandmother of Arlaine. At funeral home. 1733 Wilson avenue. Servicea Thursday. 2:30 p.

under the ausptcee of Ravens-wood chapter. No. 190. O. E.

S. Determent Rosehill. YARA Emma Chvala Yara ef S228 S. Nor mal avenue, beloved wife ot Frank J. Vara, dear sister of Vincent, Charles.

Helen Tampier. William, tha lata James Chvala. Anna Vlk and Mary Vlk. Funeral Friday. lO a.

at funeral home. 713 31st atreet. Interment St. Adalbert'! cem etery. Information.

Victory 1158. ZYGMUNT Lawrenca F. Zygmunt. ef 2300 N. Lorel avenue, beloved husband cf Cecelia nee Pisseckl.

devoted father ef Lawrence son of tha late Joseph and Pauline Zygmunt. Funeral Fndav. a a. from funeral home, 5253 Fullertnai avenue, to St. Stanislaus B.

and M. church. Interment St. Adalbert'a cemetery. Berk-shire 6400.

FETCHER Maraaret Root FBt.her, wlfa ot Kriwin 8. Fetcher, mother of Lee, Stanton. John, Miriam, ami William. Memorial erviro at lier late resideni-e, 822 ftryant svfiiiif. Winnetka.

Ttiui iUy. 11:30 a. m. l'rivate. l'lease omit flow tin.

FRIEDMAN Hyman Friedman, late resl- 41115 N. Troy mlrw.i. tt'lnved hunbanil Yt'lta, fond fathfr of jfrltia Wrernlirra, iirtm Ali'x, and Arm, am itrand-rhildren. two Kreal grandchildren. Funeral Thursday, 10 a.

at chapel. 3021 Law. rente avenue. Interment Jewish Waldheim. FRITZ Clara Fritz, nee Zink, Dec.

8, be. loved wife of, Edward fond daughter ot the lata Herman and Emma, nee Krue ger; dear sister ot William Zink, Selma Sullivan, and the late Ella Zink. Funpral Thursday, Dec. 11. at 2 p.

at chapel. Lincoln avenue. Interment Oakridne cemetery. GORMAN James G. Gorman, lit of 421.

N. Keystone avenue, beloved husband of Mary (nee Oudinl, fond father ot Sister Mary St. Roche, B. V. Charles, Helen, Jeannette.

and the late Leon, grandfather of Vera Jeanne Laakay. areat-Krandf ather of Linda Laakay. Funeral from chapel, 4332 Elston avenue, Thursday. Dec. 11, at 8:30 a.

m. to St. Edward'a church, Kostner and Sunnyude-av. Interment St. Joseph's, GROSS Anita Gross nee Fine, age 2.

ot 1700 Jonquil terrace, beloved wife of Harry dear daughter of Charles and the lata Etta, dear sister of Erma. and Elliott and the late Arthur. Funeral Thursday, 1 p. at chapel. 3125 W.

Roosevelt road. HALLSTEN Nels A. Hallsten. Dec. 11141.

late of 411(11 Elston avenue, beloved hue. band of Hannah, fond father of Sigrid Cleland. Ruth Tait. and Raymond Hall-aten. leaves five grandchildren and one great-grandchild.

Funeral Thursday. 2 p. in at chapel, 514W-5L N. Ashland avenue, at Foster. Interment Memorial Park.

Member of North Shore lodge, No. 479. t. O. O.

K. and Brage lodge. No. 2, 1. O.

V. Lon. 6147. HAMILTON Patrick E. Hamilton, beloved husband of Margaret nee Ftnmgan), dear father ot Thomas John Edward Margaret and Frank J.

Hamilton, lov ing brother of Nora MacLeod. Mary Hamer. Catherine Haney. Elizabeth C. and the late Jamea Hamilton.

Funeral Friday at 9:30 a. ni. from residence. 3942 N. Iiwell avenue, to St.

Viator's church. Burial Mount Carmel. Member ot P. B. A.

Austin 1137. HASTINGS Jamea A. Hastings, beloved hus band of Matilda, nee Henry, fond father of James Charles William. Robert and Mrs. Alberta Herring, grandfather of Thelma.

Funeral Thursday. 1 P. nt at chnnel 194K-48 Oeden avenue, cor. Harrl son street. Interment Arlington.

Member Lathers' union, local 74. Seeley 01ti3 HEEN AN See Anthony Del Principe notice. HILL Margaret M. Hill, nee Davidson, de voted wife of Roy. fond mother ot Robert, William.

Jean, and Lawrence, sister of the Rev. John D. Davidson and Robert. Fu neral from Chanel. 115II S.

Michigan ave nue. Friday at lO a. to Holy Rotary church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Pull man 0372.

HOLBROOK Harry L. Holbrook. Dec. 11141. of latla'i Oak avenue.

r.van!on. III. husband ol Amanda M. Holhrook. father of Robert G.

Holbrook. Service 2:30 p. m. Thursday at chapel, 15H? Maple avenue, Evanston, Interment private. JOHNSON Eva Johnson, beloved wife of Albert, fond mother or Frank and Momentary, dear daughter of Frank and Hose Maggio.

sister of Vincent and Mclchiore Beiieiielti. KcHting at luneral home, 530 N. Morgan street. Funeral Friday, Ui.c. 12.

at 9 a. to Sancta Marta Addolorata church. May and Erie streets. Interment St. Joseph's.

JOHNSON Lillian McCarthy Johnson, be loved wire or rtunoum. naiigiuer oi ma late W. E. and Susan McCarthy, nee Mcln-ernev; sister of Marie Stith and Irene McCarthy. Funeral Thursday.

Dec. 11. at a.m., trom funeral home. 1359 Devon avenue. at Glenwood.

to St. Syl-vester'a church and Calvary. JOHNSON Irving C. Johnson. Dec.

P. 1941. late of 1750 Arthur avenue, oeioveii son of F.mll C. and Selma Johnson, dear brother of Alice Hucko. Funeral Friday.

2 j. nt chapel, 5149-51 N. Ashland avenue, at Foster. Interment Rldgewood. Lon.

5147. JOHNSON Signa Johnson, beloved wife of George, dear mother ot irginia and Dorothy. Service at chapel. 851 E. 75th street, Thursday.

Deo. 11. at 2 p. m. Interment Oak Hill.

KALLMEYER Anna T. Kallmeyer. Dee. 9. 1941, at Phoenix, N.

widow of August mother of Mrs. Grace K. Marsh anil the late Taylor Kallmeyer, grandmother of Cherrill and Eslt Jr. Marsh. Member of Lake View chapter.

No. 691. O. E. S.

Resting at chapel. 2701 N. Clark street. Com-mital services. 2 p.

m. Thursday at Rose-hill mausoleum. KITZKE Emtl J. Kttzke of 2045 Cl.vbourn avenue, beloved husband of Annie, nee Zerell: fond father of Elmer L. Kitzke.

Mrs. Mildred Porretta. Mrs. Edna Zonke. Mrs.

Hazel Steele, grandfather of six grandchildren, brother of Mrs. Elizabeth Roche. Funeral Friday. 1 p. at funeral home.

COftrJ-6S Belmont avenue. Interment Waldheim. KOSECKI Felix Phil L. KoHecki. Dec.

ft. 1941. dearly beloved miscann or Mae. nee Schultz: devoted brother of Mrs. Evelyn Vesper and Mrs.

Agnes Johnson, dear son-in-law of Mrs. Julia Schultz. Funeral Thursday. Dec. 11.

at 9:30 a. from chapel. 6776 Lawrence avenue, to St. Constance's church. Interment St.

Adalbert's. KU. 3800. LEAHY Cadda Twibell Leahy. Pec.

9. wife of William daughter or Jnsian ana tne Cine Prigh Twibell. sister of Mrs. Alice Comer and Mrs. Margaret Smith, step, mother ot William If.

Leahy. Funeral Friday. 11:311 a. from chapel, Jeffery bnule-vard at 771 street, to St. Marimbas' church.

Mass o'clock. Burial Calvary. LF.DIN George E. Idln. late of 3031 N.

Kacins avenue, beloved husband of Kuth Carlin Ledln, brother of Lillian Bl Hints ot Proctor. Vt. Funeral Thursday. 2 p. at chapel.

929 Belmont avenue- Interment Mount Emblem. Member of 2d division. V. F. Harmony post, and D.

A. Verdun 33. LFKOVITCZ Kazmlr Lekovitcz, beloved hus band of Marie, fond father of Edward. Joseph, Frank, Peter Lekovitcz. Elnie Hand, and Anna Murphy, brother of Sophie Palubiak and Mathew Lekovitcz.

Funeral Friday, 9:30 a. from chspel, 1345 W. 19th street, to St. Pius' church. Interment St.

Adalbert's. Can. 0915. LENTZ Edward J. Lentz.

dearly beloved husband of Ida. nee, Hinnchen: fond father of Evelyn Kessel and Willard. Funeral Thursday at 2 p. m. at funeral home, 7H00 W.

Grand avenue. Burial F.lmwood Memorial Park cemetery. Lackawanna 1212 or River Grove 801. Member of Myrtle lodge. No.

796. A. F. A A. M.

LTGHTNER De Witt Lightner of High, land Park. Dee. 9. 1941, beloved husband ot Manorte, fond father ot Dulcie Smith. At rest at chapel, 27 N.

Sheridan road. Highland Park, where services will be held at 2 p. m. Thursday, Dec. 11.

Interment private. MAGGIO See Eva Johnson notice. MAHLER Elizabeth Mahler, nee Simpson, dearly beloved wite of Erick, fond mother of Blanche Harfst and Lucille, sister of Charles. Olive, and Merrltt Simpson. Funeral Thursday at 3 p.

m. at funeral home, 7HO0 W. Grand avenue. Burial F.lmwood Memorial Park cemetery. Lackawanna 1212 or River Grove 801.

MALLEN Philip Henry Msllen. Dec. 9. 1941, beloved husband of Emtlle Tstge Mallen, father of Mrs. Gertrude Kimball and Philip T.

Mallen. Funeral at fsmilv residence, 620 Oak atreet, Winnetka. Friday, Dec. 12. 1941, at 2 p.

ni. Burial Memorial Park. MASCHEK George J. Maschek. late of Fog River Grove, beloved husband of Rose nee Kotaska), father of Valerie Ryan, son of Anna Maschek Trejbal and the lata Dr.

Frank J. Maschek. brother of Robert and Maria Radoua, father-in-law of Clifford Ryan. Remains resting at chapel. 3H14 W.

26th street. Funeral Thursday, 9 a. to Blessed Sacrament church. Central Park and Cennak road. Interment St.

Adalbert's. Member Bishop Kettler council. No. 1628, K. C.

Information. Lawndala 3767. MASHFK Frank Mashek of 2600 N. Ked-rie avenne and New Buffalo. Dec.

8, 1941. beloved husband of Anna, father of Frank Jr. and Mrs. Helen Fathaner. brother ot Karel and Marie.

At chapel. 6501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Wednesday. Dec. 10.

at 1 p. m. In, torment Bohemian Isational. MCCARTHY See Lillian Johnson notice. McGRTJTHERS Robert V.

McGruthers. lata of 833 S. Ashland boulevard, beloved husband of Nettie, nee Auriemma: son of Mr. and Mrs. William E.

McGruthera, brother of Jack, aon-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Auriemma. brother-in-law ot Mr. and Mrs.

Vincent Auriemma. nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Jamea Caserma. Funeral from chapel.

1439 W. Taylor street, to Our Lady of Pompeii church. Thursday. Uec. 1 1, at 9 a.

m. Interment Mount Carmel. Monroe 2416. MEHAN Edward Anthony Mehan. beloved husband of Ella, nee Matthews: beloved on of the late William and Catherine, nee Maloney; fond brother ot Mamie Greensley, Martin.

Anna Ambruster. Maude Spillane, Esther Hawkey, and the lata Alec and Irene. Funeral from chapel, 2443 127th atreet. Blue Island, 111.. Thursday at 8:30 a.

m. to St. Christopher'a church. Midlothian. 111.

Interment St. Marys. Membera cf Sheet Metal Workers' union No. 73. Information.

Blue Island 14. MILLER Julia Miller, nee Bowes, of 7347 BlackMone avenue, beloved wife of Charles, devoted mother of Mary E. and Charlotte, mater of William. John, Bessie, and Marlon Bowes, and Luella B. Hauborrt.

Funeral Friday, Dec. 12, at 9:30 a. m. from funeral home. 72d street and Dorchester avenue, to St.

Laurence' church. Interment Holy I Sepulchre cemetery. 1 1 A I "DOC" EH? NOW ABOUT BACON AND OBITUARIES Hart 0. Berj. New York, Dec.

9 fSpecial. Hart Berg, 76 years old, international engineer, a pioneer In the manufac ture of machine guns, automobiles, submarines, and airplanes, died here today. He was in Doctors' hospital after a long illness. He directed development of the manufacture of the Browning pistol and machine gun, built the first large automobile factory in Paris, and In association with Simon Lake constructed 10 subma rines for Russia. He staged Wilbur Wright's first public flights in France.

Robert William Douglass. Services for Robert William Doug lass, a merchandise executive of Carson Pirie Scott and for 11 years, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the First Presbyterian church. High land Park.

Mr. Douglass died Mon day In Highland Park hospital after brief illness. He was 38 years old. lived at 311 Woodland avenue, Highland Park. Surviving are his widow, Dorothy; a daughter, Jean Louise; a son, Donald Robert; his mother, Mrs.

Alice Douglass, and a brother and a sister. Miss Mary Davidson. Carthage, 111., Dec. 9 (JF). Miss Mary Davidson, 69 years old, pub lisher of the Carthage Republican for 40 years, died last night in her home of a cerebral hemorrhage.

Miss Davidson, a Democrat, served two terms, from 1930 to 1934, as state representative from the 32d district. Mrs. Anita Fine Gross. Mrs. Anita Fine Gross, 26 years old.

of 1700 Jonquil terrace, died last night In Michael Reese hospital. Sur viving is her husband, Harry N. Gross, an employe In the composing room of The Tribune. Funeral services will be held in the chapel at 3125 Roosevelt road at 1 p. m.

tomorrow. Edward J. Kennedy. Edward J. Kennedy, 82 years old, a retired farmer, died in St.

Therese hospital In Waukegan yesterday of Injuries suffered in a fall at his home 235 McKlnley avenue, Libertyville, several days ago. Surviving are four daughters and four sons. Harry L. Holbrook. Harry L.

Holbrook. an Investment banker, died yesterday in his home at 1505 Oak avenue, Evanston. His widow, Amanda, and a son, Robert survive. Funeral services will be held 2:30 p. m.

tomorrow in the chapel 1567 Maple avenue, Evanston. NORTH Belmont, West of Clark SOUTH Michigan at Eighteenth WEST 'Madison at Western UNDERTAKERS. Funeral Service Inffornniatloim SOUTH SIDE CHAPEL, 3D AND HARVARD-AVENUE. PHONE WENTWORTH 0026. WEDNESDAY.

ALTON Frederick E. 2 p. m. at chapel, BURNS Thomai. 11 a.

m. at chapel THURSDAY, gAPXryp Federico. :30 a. m. in church, SMITH Lo til in Churchill.

2 p. m. at residence. SOREN SEN Esther S. 2 p.

m. at chapel. SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED. 8EEBA Catherine Marie. NORTH SIDE CHAPEL 6801 N.

ASHLAND-A VENUE. PHONE LONGBEACH 2648. WEDNESDAY. DELG ADO Suaia. 1 0 a.

m. In church. G1ESE Mina. 11 a. m.

at chapel. MASHER Frank. 1 p. m. at chapel SCHMIDT John C.

2 p. m. at chapel. THURSDAY. SCHUL2E John.

1 p. m. at chapel. STAMPER Walter. 2 p.

m. at chapel. 6UNDMACHER Ida E. 2 p. m.

st chapel FRIDAY. NORGREN Oscar B. 2 p. m. at chapel, C.

H. JORDAN CO. FUNERAL BOMB. 200 H. ERIE-ST.

87 YEARS SERVICE MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMS. CEMETERY MARKERS. MONUMENTS AT aaTlnra. gaanvBoahuok, btata-aL. Basement.

VI illMVOLD Hi FRIEND. HI I DR. 'ZEE II SJ I S-MTV- JT IMF' III HOW PRESCRIPTION ANY SOME ONE CAN UNDERSTAND- EGGS? A EH, ANNIE? I I DEATH NOTICES In Mcmorlam, BRECKWOLDT Emma Breckwoldt. In loving- memory of our dear wife and mother, who left us two years ago today. Now that you live in God's green pastures And are lost to life's cruel ways.

We will not complain of your happiness But Just of our lonely days. LOVING HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. FREEMOND Josephine Udell Freemond. 1 miss you more in every way. since God took you two years today.

LOVING HUSBAND, PARRILLO Rose Paxrillo. Requiem high mass for the anniversary ot our dearly beloved mother death, 0 a. Dec. 11, Sn CalUsto a church. The sting was bitter, the blow severe.

To part with mother we loved eo dear. The trial is hard, we'll not complain, Wa trust in God we'll meet again. HER CHILDREN. PONTARELLT Annette Fontarelli. Two years ago today.

Dec. 10. 1939. Loving memories never to be forgotten. A.

BARRILE AILSWORTH Idelous Ailsworth ot 4141 N. Kenneth avenue, beloved wife of the late Charles, mother of Earl and Ernest, aister of Leafy Starr. Eleanor Bartlett. Mrs, A. L.

Conlon, Anna McNaughton. Funeral 2 p. m. Thursday, Dec 11, at funeral home. 4447-51 W.

Irving Park road. Interment Kosrhill. ALLMAN Robert W. Allman. Dec.

R. son of r. I), and the late Julia Allman. brother of Mrs. Thelma Mackenzie, Mrs.

Leera Rosie, and G. D. Allman Jr. Funeral Thursday. 2 p.

at chapel. Jeffery boulevard at TTlh street. Interment private. ANDERSON Arthur C. Anderson.

Hlnes. formerly of 6610 S. Emerald avenue, loving husband of Estelle. fond father of Carol and Shirley. Services and interment Wednesday at limes.

AURIEMMA See McGruthera notice. BENESCH Charles Benoscn. late of 2754 JN. Troy street, beloved husband of Minnie, nee Sinek; dear father of Tilhe (Tutzl, Gilford, Elmer, and Blanche, Alexander, and seven grandchildren. Kesttng at Washington Blvd.

temple, Washington-blvd. at Karlov. Services at Washington Blvd. temple, Thursday. 2 p.

m. Interment B'nai Abraham Zion cemetery. Lata vice president Washington Blvd. temple; member Ideal lodge. No.

1036, A. F. A A. M. Illinois lodge.

Free Sons of Israel. Pleasa omit flowers. BENZIGER Josephine Benzlgee, beloved wife of F.rnest. dear mother ot William. At rent in funeral home.

3224 Montrose avenue, until Thursday noon. Services 2 p. m. at Albany Park Presbyterian church. Ainslie and St.

Louis avenue. Interment Mnntrone. BLACK Alfred Ward Black, Springfield, formerly of 115 N. l'arkslde avenue, loving husband nt Louise, son of Mrs. K.

Walker and Dr. Black, loving brother of Margaret. At home, 1025 S. 4lh street, Springfield, 111. Services Thursday, 1:30 at Ellinger Eunz.

Springfield, 111. BOHNEN John P. Bohnen. beloved husband of Sarah, fond father of Mrs. Ann Bolin, Mrs.

Mildred Huber. Mrs. Marie Manning, and the late Ethel Bohnen. Funeral Thursday. 9 a.

m. from mortuary. 1008 E. 79th street, to St. Francis do Paula.

Burial Mount Olivet. Member of Park Police Be nevolent association. BROOKS Karyl June Brooks, beloved daugh ter of Bernard and June I nee Johnson, dear sister ot Jacquelyn and Fred. At funeral home, 620H N. Western avenne.

Funeral Friday morning. Burial Athens, III. BROZEK Chester Brozek. Dec. 1041.

be- loved son of Felix and Mary, nee Dom-browski; brother of Erwin, Florence, and Virginia, brother-in-law of Harold Kin-canon. Funeral Thursday. Dec. 11. at 10:30 a.

from residence, 1715 W. Carmen avenue, to Our Lady of Lourdes church. Leland and N. Ashland avenues. Interment St.

Adalbert's cemetery. CHOLEWINSKI Antoinette Cholewinskl. nee Zwolinski. 7H17 S. Bishop street, neiovea mother of Mary Fleming, Bernice Heavey, Rose Koster, and Helen Skripp, John, Frank, and Roman.

Funeral Thursday. :30 a. lrom chapel. 1731 W. 4tth street, to St.

Joseph's church. Interment Resurrection. arils 3713. CLINN1N Joseph A. Cllnnln ot 7527 58th street.

Summit. 111., heloveil- Iiuabunil or Flat, nea Dettman; fond father of Joseph Fern, and Betty, dear brother of John, James, and Francis Cllnnln. Kathryn New-comb, Gertrude Isaacson. Margaret Swan-eon. Bonnie Hegstrom.

and Isabella Anderson. In repose et funeral home. A03S Archer avenue. Argo, III. Funeral Thursday, 1 p.

m. Interment Glen Uak cemetery. West Chicago. III. Member ot Argo-Sumnut post.

No. 735. American Legion. CONE Fred Cone, beloved husband of Marie, nee Melone; devoted father ot Kanaeia and Gloria, son of Achille. brother ot Cristina Petitte.

Armand. Mamie Zullo. Lauretta and Emma. Funeral Thursday, 10 a. from funeral borne.

619 S. Ashland boulevard, to Our Lady of Sorrows church. Interment Mount Carmel. CONRAD Matilda Johanna Conrad, late rest dence. 10438 Calhoun avenue, wire ot George mother of Mrs.

Annabella C. Finn and William grandmother ot Laurel Ann Conrad, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Carl Abe, sister of Mrs. Al- vina Petchinfky.

Mrs. Caroline brodt, Mrs. Willis Mohn of Cedar Rapids, Henry Aba. Member of Flora chapter. No.

734. O. E. and Calumet conclave. No.

20. T. K. Remains at funeral parlors. b944 Commercial avenue Services at 1 :30 p.

m. Friday. Interment Cedar Park. Sou. C.

0242. CROWLEY Helen Crowley, nee Kirk, wife of D. Elgin. III. Member of Maple chap ter.

No. (J, O. E. and Crescent divi sion. No.

1. of the A. or L. je. nesting at luneral home, 305 Park street.

Elgin Services 1:30 p. m. Thursday, Dec. 11 Interment Genoa, 111. DAHL August Dahl of 2722 N.

Whipple street, suddenly, at St. Louis. beloved husband of Edith, dear father of Raymond, Hazel Johnson. Earl, and Kenneth, brother of Martin. Charlie, and Jennie Foglested.

also aurvived by "four granddaughters Services Friday. 2 p. at chspel. 3301 Fullerton-av. Interment Acacia Park.

Mem ber Hiram lpdge. No. 1009. A. F.

A A. and Electrical Workers union. No. 134 DEL PRINCIPE Anthony Del Principe ITony Prince 1. lata of C643 S.

St. Loula avenue. beloved husband of Margaret, nee Bee-pan: devoted lather ot Elvira. Weber and Eileen, aon ot tha lata Pletro and Elvira Del Principe, brother of Joseph. Kmil.

Jonn, Hank, Otto. Paul, Gilbert, and Frank. Funeral Thursday. 9 a. from funeral home, 619 H.

Ashland boulevard, to Pre cloua Blood church. Burial Mount carmel. DIEKMAN Fred Diekman, 155th street and Greenwood road. South Holland, beloved husband of Ida. fond lather ol Mrs.

An nette Waalkea. Walter. Robert. Mrs. Mar ion Dykema.

Clinton, James. Franklin, and Frederic. Resting at horns until 11 a. m. Wednesday.

Funeral Wednesday. 8 p. at Sandridr church. Interment Oakland. DOMBROW Gustav A.

Dombrow. age 75. ot 9050 Ewins- avenue, Skokle. 111., husband of Alvina tnea Schultz. father of Alvina Walder.

Florence Eden, Ruth, Elsie. Irene, Paul. Ernest. William, and Edward l)om brow. Remains resting- at chapel.

Maple avenue at Grove street, Evanston. Funeral Saturday at 2 P. m. at St. John's Evangel ical church.

Wesley avenue and Cram street. Interment St. Lucas DOUGLASS Robert William Douglass of 311 Woodland avenue. Highland Park Dec. 8.

1941. beloved husband of Dorothy G. Douglass, fond father of Jean Louise and Donald Robert. At rest at chapel. 27 N.

Sheridan road. Highland Park. Services 2 p. m. Thursday, Dec.

11. at Highland Park First Presbyterian church. Interment Memorial Park. DUN1GAN Booker Dunigan. age 29, son of the Rev.

E. L. and Susis Dunigan, brother of Willie Dunigan. nephew of Roxie John aon and John Dunigan. Funeral servicea 2 p.

m. Wednesday at chapel. 4857 S. State atreet. the Rev.

William McDowell presid ing. Wake 12 p. m. Tuesday. ENGF.LS KIRCH EN Henry Kngelsklrrhen Sr of 4020 N.

Laramie avenue, beloved hus band of the late Catherine, fond father of Arthur Henry Harvey May Han aon. Alma Mareoot. Willard Howard and Florence Strom. Funeral 10 a. m.

Wednesday. Dec. lO. from funeral home, 4447-51 W. Irvine- Park road, to Our Lady ot Victory church.

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