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oiAiiiwlawetimmonansimA DECEIBEll 23 1921. CHICAGO IMILY TRIBUNE: TUESDAY 1 -7)1-7-H NoTicET-11 LOMMEMEMOOMOIMEI DEATH NOTICES I HOLIDAY BANDITS A PUZZLE. A DAY KEEPS CROSS WORDS AWAY FUNERAL RITES FOR A. A. GILBERT NOON TOMORROW tanBLEMra.

treble, 71 nt I GET FURS, THEN GET AWAY' Members of the Chicago Bar association will attend the funeral services for Allan A. Gilbert, widely known attorney, tomorrow. Mr. Gilbert, whose home was in Wilmette, was born Ph South Carolina. He started practicing law here in 1890.

For years he, was associated with a brother, but in 1910 was forced to quit 'practice because of ill health, it again two years later. A son. Allan A. Gilbert also is a lawyer here. Mr.

Gilbert was a former president of the Methodist, Social union and a founder of St. James Methodist Episcopal church. He was a member of Glean $144,437 Total in Many Raids. r- DEATH OT I ES J1Ns1NCliarIP4 ir Jensen. formerly of Joliet.

in New York City. Dee. 21, aurvived bi but widow. two daughters. Mrs.

L. ilded of Chwago. Mrs. E. M.

Fitzteraid Of Detroit, Mu one eon. Chester H. Johniton Jot. Remains will arrive in Joliet TAletalaY eve-tang. Funeral Wednegglay.

BEEGANlealkl Claris Keegan. beloved daughter of Catherine). nett Cullen. tree late Thomaa. loon sinter of Manna Terenee Thomas fir.

Harold KatitrYn, Lulu. Graidine, Mrs. Margaret Con. Ion. Atre T.

J. Crowe, Sister Vincent Lie Paul. O. S. and the late MIv 1.

K.JoLy. Funeral Wednewlay. Der 24. at 9.30 a. from her late reS14 fence.

rt528 Bosworth-ay, to I. firriatius chum)). where solemn intOulern high mites wid edehrateiL 1ra, torment Mount Carmel. Funeral private. LANDYPatrbit J.

tainay. beloved hunbann of itia May Rupright Landy. lather of al ward W. Funeral Wednesday. 10 a.

sa. from Lis late residenee, 61 N. Priatfl Burial Elm Lawn ctinetery. Memtper ot Ifl Hur lodge. NCI.

618, A. F. Si A. WileV M. Ecin thapter.

No. I'2f3, 14. A. Siloam eornntandery, No. 54, K.

Ciaa Park and lien Hui' chapter. No. 401 0. E. S.

LARSONFrland Larson. beloved hnediand of nee Anderson: fond father of tiiidur. Ella. and Violet. Funeral Wednesday.

al 2 I. IfVM late Bomalay. interment, at Woodlawn. J. Lorenz, beloved hnsband of Anna Lorenz.

father of Rev. Franeis Marie. Helen. Dorothy. Anna.

Illia.M. god Jaerli Lorenz. and Mrs. ktiobard "Ask, at his late residenve 0412 Glenwood ay. Funeral notice later.

MAYLoula I. May, busband of Mary May, at Me late residence. Reta-av, Dee. I. Funeral from chapel.

029 Vueciay. Dec. 23, at 3 p. m. Burial private MeK1NLAYJean C.

McKinley. Dee- 21. Iti24. daughter of Janne D. and Mary.

of John. June, Robert, and Donald S. Mrs. Itobert.C. Bonnet.

and Mrs. Ironton L. Scior. At residertee, 235 W. tth-st until 9 a.

m. Wedneeday. Funeral tier-vices at chapel. 631 and Harvard. Wednesday.

24. at 11 a. interment at. Mount Greenwood. 2, 5 4,..., .1 6 7 J' 0 9 11 :1 12.

4-- 15 114 'w 14- :1 15 4 16 t. 1,,,, 1.. t- I-' 1.4,-; .4 17 la 19 40 21 tr 4 1 p.i.L...k..4.A t-7-7-7-77-122 i -1 A 123 24- -4 GRIMCarrett D. Grim. Pee.

20, 19'24. husband (d Viand. bre Ruth. fattier of Vitibur. iA WM, and Margaret.

brotner of Merritt if. firito. Funeral from Iiite real(tller. 840 S. Oak lark.

'Fosse day. Dee. 23. 2 p. oh.

In Oak. Univ. TrAssENThora Hansen. wits of Frank. mother of Frances.

7519 Funerai from Trinity Lutheran church, Kith-st. and Iturnhaut-ag Wednrsklay p. to Oakwoods. HARnyGeorge lardy. Dec.

22. blovsil husband of Ws late father of Mrs. Jaw. Connor; John. George, Will.

Robert C. Hardy. Funeral frurn la te re.idenes. Lanc try.ae.. Wedneeday.

Dee. 24. at 1 p. In. Intermnt oernetery.

Joliet and ftraldwood, 1.1., papers please copy. Member of Braidwood lodge. IC of P. HARRIESEllen Wood Harries. born Montgomeryshire, Wales, May 12.

1859. died Dee. 22. 1924, al her home. 6:15 S.

Oak Park. 111; wife of David T. farnes. rontner of Elizabeth Harries Jonel, rrandrnother of Elinor Harries Jones and Hetty Jean Jones, sister of Mrs. Elizabeth Jones.

Minneapolis, band Wood. Bangor. William Wood. liiirhwood. and Abram Wood.

MInneapolir. Arum. Funeral from her home. Saturday. Pee.

27. at 1:45 p. to Hebron Welsh c'ortier of Franeowo-av. and where eervioes will be held at p. tn.

Interment Forest Home. IIENDREYWilliam A. rfendrey. Deo. 22.

1924. beloved husband of Helen father of William George James and Charles ft. Ilentirey. Flaneral from rs.40- dence. 5800 Wednesday.

Dee. 24. at 9:30 a. to Visitation church. ITENElsie lien.

nee Koopmann, Dec. 22, ad 47 years. of 3535 N. dearly beloved wife of Joseph, fond mother of Elsa. Myrtle, May.

and irseph; daughter of Minnie and William Koonmann. sister of Frank and William Koopmann. Minnie Wendel, and Lillian Funeral Wednesday. Dee. 24.

at 2 p. m. from to A--a la eemtery. Member of Garden City chanter No. 659.

O. E. S. the Tramilton club, Olympia Fields Country club, the Chicago, Illinois. and American Bar asseelations, and many fraternal orders.

The services at the home. 111 6th street, Wiimette, will be at noon and those at Oakwoods cemetery at 2 p. m. I 532 South 1,03 Angelen, CAL. 811 years.

beloved mother of Mrs. Emma Mack and Mrs. Ragna Hoffman. Funeral service will be held Tuesday. Dee.

23. at 2 p. from chapel. 1721 Highlandwv Hollywood. Cal.

Interment Forest cemetery. OIANDLERWilliarn W. Chandler. belovvd hu band Of Agnes B. Chandler, father ot Virginia Chandler fl1I of Franee: brother of k'rederiek B.

Chandler of M. ami. Fla. Funeral from chapel, 4141 Cottage 10 Wednesday. Dec.

:24. Interment. Plainfield. N. J.

CIODJEAUXMrs. Gladys Chaljeaux, nes Homo. beloved wife of Norman T. fond father of J. clues and William daughter of Mrs.

Millie Horn. 12-55 Chicago. at 1702 Washington-st Waukegan. 1 I Funeral Wednesday. 9 I.

St. Joseph'. church, Waukegan. Burial St. Mary's cemetery.

Waukegan. 111. DATILJohn 13. Dahl. beloved husband of Mary fond father of Walter Robert Arthur and Ruth M.

Dahl. Funeral Wednesday. P. 24. at 2 p.

from late residenoe, 213d Ballou-st. Interment Mount Olive. EBBSAnne Maria Ebbs. beloved wife rif Albert E. fond mother of Alberta and Betty Ebbs, daug-hter of Mrs.

Rhoda C. and the late Charles G. Baehelder. sister of Mrs. Charles Krutokoll.

George, Chailes William Helen and the at Harry Funeral servieea at chapel. 63d and Harvard. Tuesday. Dec. 23.

at 10:30 a. interment Hope. EDMONSONMrs. Hannah Edmonson. Dec.

21. age Stt years, wife of the late George beloved mother of Mrs. Louis Long, Mrs. R. Y.

Wallace. Edmund and Ceorge E. Funeral from late residence. 193'1 N. Riehmond-st.

Wednesday, at 2 P. in. Interment Grakvland. ELLSFlorence Ells, beloved wife of L. H.

Ells. daughter of William E. Reases Sr. and the late Mary Reitses. mother of Dorothy.

Marjorie. and Ruth, sister of Pearl Ruebler, Edward Remses. Mae Starrett. William E. Remses Jr.

Funeral Wednesday. Dec. 24. at 2 p. from 1419 Thaelter-st Des Plaines.

Interment Ridgewood. FOUGEROITSSEMargaret Fonerrousee. 22, 1924. beloved mother of Leslie and Helen. Wster of Mrs.

Marion Lawlor, Ezra Taylor, and the late Georg-iana O'Hara. Remains at chapel. 1004 N. Wells-st. Funeral notice later.

GERRITYMichael P. Gerrity. Dec. 22. beloved husband of Stella.

nee O'Brien, fond father of John Mrs M-Guire. Joseph Mt Edward Raymond Albert Walter J. Funeral Wednesday. Dee. 24, at 9 a.

from residenee. 463l-D Lake to St. Ambrose chureh. where remilem high maea will be celebrated at 9:30 a. m.

Interment Mount Olivet. Ph. Hyde Park 88'22. GILBERTAllan A. Gilbert.

Dee. 22, beloved husband of Thurston Gilbert. father of Allan at his residence. Ill Wilmette. Serviees at Oaliwoods cemetery chapel.

2 p. Wednesday. under auspiee of Dearborn lodge No. 310. A.

F. A. M. South 141 years. beloved mother of Men.

Emma IDEATH NOTICES Bandits early yesterday circumvented an elaborate burglat alarm sysPM in the of Nathan Teitlebaum, 3717 West Roosevelt road snd escaped with furs valued at $101 000. Police found that the robbers had entered the basement and tunneled through the floor directly into a vault containing the most valuatle garments in the store. Two years ago the store similarly was despoiled and one of the robbers, Joe Blasi, was fatally wounded by the police. His statements prior to death led to the solution of the murder of Handsome Joe" Lanus, west side autorntbile man. Two Raids Net $19,000.

Jewels worth $19,000 were stolen In two raids, ten minutes apart, on 'ewelry stores esterday. Gems worth 310,000 and $1,437 in cash were taken by two men from the store of Applebaum Kahn, 4759 North Kedzie avenue and $3,000 was the loot for two others at the Trocky jewelry store, r209 South Halsted street. Proprietors of the first store were bound and gagged by the thieves. Six thousand dollars' worth of loot was obtained by robbers who held up the Pitwell clothing store, 3449 West Roosevelt road; Barnett's shoe store, 3129 Lincoln avenue and a Newark shoe store at 1647 West Chicago The solution to .1 puzzle tci appear to-morrow. A awe 11Jery warm.

21Organ of hearing. IN MEM'ORIAM. KALLISHelen Ka llis. beioved wife of Morton Canis, fond mother of Lael and Jacque. Just three years ago.

Lover. mother. comrade. wife. A fellow-farer.

true through MORTON, LAEL, AND JACK. KLINGERHelen Klinger. In memory of my dear beloved wife. who passed away two years ago today. Let be soul rest in peace.

ROMAN KLINGER. PERLOWVictor B. Per low. In sacred memory of Victor B. Per low.

who passed away lour years ago today. Dee. 23. 1920. LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN.

SIEGELSidney Siegel. In memory of our beloved son. Sidney Siegel. who passed away two years ago, Dec. 23.

Gone. but lives to us in our hearts forever, his image is before us. MOTHER AND FATHER. DE ma 4Have wen. Inewed.

of atuusetnent. bMore than (in wart. 2--Concurned. it. altK) first woman.

1r Friday Ab. 17--So-und of breaking diebes. drink. tkWors on the feet. ever.

moose. rn what more fitting manner to enter into the trite spirit of this most joyous and happiest of all se30111 thao to have in your home for the ho'idays a wide variety of Yuletide music? I Yesterday's 5 Puzzle Solved 2 -4 1 1 VI A I i 7 5 A --'''i 5 V-- 41 0 4 A b'e, Jo Di 11 7L 19 I I v- 12 J- 3 0 1 I I 1 .7, 1: I 1 I i 1 i 1 1 A I 1 I I 1 'I I I 1 1 I I -1 A I i 1 1 .1 1 1 1 1 1 4111 et a I 1 I Aber le. beloved busband of Matilda. aged 86 years, fond father of Jacob Jr. and rrandlather of Mildred and Warren.

Funeral services to be held from chapel at 5126 W. Cicero, Wednesday. Dee. 24. at 2 p.

to Concordia cemetery, For information call Cicero 80. New York and Cleveland papers please copy. eo 77 4 Down 1A eat( her. of land. merit.

4lier. I einaleLM an ncr. jewet. 9Goo4 to driiA. 3 1Sat 33 14Rub out 15Left Ere.

17Uscd in billiardti. rtquest. )4. Li it tor. Many Minor Robberies.

A I Among the Tril II Or robberies reported 17 to 4,,, to the police yesterday and last night V4 A 1 1 Samuel Davis and his helper locked in ice box at butcher shop, 1505 South xc, California avenue, and robbed of $51 by three men. Another le Tomorrow. Rudolph Wranann, department store I driver, robbed of $135 by three men 1 i I near 2619 Wilcox street. 1 G. M.

Pinicle robbed of $23 by pick- ipocket on Madison street car. Store at 21011 Indiana avenue en- 1 1 tered by colored man. who robbed Nor- man Goldstein, manager, and Earl 4 15 A -4'; 17 .10 to A 1 41 9 BARRYJames P. Barry, suddenly. of Lygnaw.

County Kerry. Ireland beloved husband of Margaret. nee Morrisey, fond father of James, Edward. Margaret. Emmett, and Annie Barry.

at his late residence. 8848 Buffalo-ay. Funeral Wednesday, D. :24. at a.

to St. Patrick's church. where solemn high mass will be celebrated at 9:30 a. thence by auto to Mount Olivet. For information call South Chicago 0155.

BRACEMargaret Thomas Brace. at her apartment. 55410 Pers laing-av St. Louis, SurKlay. Dec.

21. 1924. at 5 o'clock a. widow of the late William Brace. dear mother of William Brace Jr.

Remains will be taken from parlors, 3840 Lindell Monday morning, Dec. 22, at 10 o'(lock, to Union station. Interment in Rosehill cemetery. Chicago. Tuesdai afternoon.

Dee. 723 11)24. at 2:30 o'elock. BLUNDONErmice C. Blundon.

beloved wife of Robert J. Blundon, daughter of Daniel C. and Evelyn P. Campbell. and mother of Helen C.

Blundon. Due notioe of funeral. JERSEY DRY HOMES BOSS IN CELL I AFTER LOSS OF FOR BRIBERYI FUR AND LINEN SEARCH HOATES AFTER LOSS OF FIJI? AND LINEN DEATH ti OT I ES Vele-S1--Nt .0 0.. Osen. nee Aultivfm.

14.e. 22, 1921. ars HO P'Srs. (1064'17 Iwo of yertiatiiii, C. arid 'ovine rootraer of mr.

H. H. liarvey. Mrs. Matioteri.

Mr; Francia P. Briley. mks Iiiiy, y. c. Jr H.

T. I iners! from late rovole neo 1 2231 Calumet av, Wednesday. 19 to 1 st. John', ehure-O, intormeot neer( Pleaste omit flowers. OLSONAnna Olson.

tone! mother of V-1, Charles A. Miller. Servos, at (navel. Wednesday. t00 24.

lint. at 11 a. on tiellatirr tfel'ilof rr mother of Paul daustles of tee Tata John and Katy Aiton and notes of Guy. Everett. David.

Claude. and 1.1.;11dir Funeral at 0 ooirols. ftlies 114 1 N. tt. 1 Paer-al's church and St Joseph's t'etry, nee ttehlarb of the late John.

mother of Charlet; Fratik, uf-erot 6014 S. MorgAn. mass at 7 st. tn. lit l.bir Laity of bomb; totetment at Chamosign.

PuTNAMAnnim Irinehecitor Putnam, of John A. Putnam. at her lucre, Funeral from late residence. Prrlaro.tiav 41.11A14,1 I( 2 ft In ruo-sqii I 23 Interment Lake t.rest. RAFALOVITZAbe 124-, age 41 years, beloved tcstairvi Dvon.

I013 GI Morris and vita brother of Ja liatrY, Mat. 64.u. Berman. and Mrs. Cnaries neral tOtia, at 2 p.

m. from ltoosevelt rd. Intermi-rt Jesish Mom. Late member of What Cay No. 131.

O. B. Golden Slat 1103, I. O. 0, club.

Cutters' union. local Nti. 10. REYNOLDS Elizabeth nee clan. sister of Mrs.

Nolan lailsrue. wetinevaday 40 a. th. Dom otters Piz denee. 54:14 S.

Halsted to Vletitacts church. where amernn resitloon ingh raw, wia be elebrated. Interrnent at Mivitier of Iliestt Sacrturient ard Sacred ift-art society of Vostation Third Order of S. For tiations call Yards HU-PRECUTFran H. It Dee bc loved husband Of Mamie fend fati," of Louise athl 31 ricn.

()L Funeral Wednornay. Dec. 24, at 1 p. from hot late rstiltnec. 31)3 Lint-kit-a-, Oak Park.

nntier the auartbes of the ham Warren lodge. No. 209, F. h. Interment Oakwooes.

1.leasc oant flue REXSESMary Itcases. wife of William E. Itesscs. mother iif Pearl Koehler. man starrett.

L. sister of Fredericka and Minn'e. grandmother of Co. yen grandehtldren. Funcrat tVednetalay, Dec.

24. -at 2 p. at the home of E. Ret.les of 14. Poz Id.

Itidgesood Sachit beloved husband of lit 4. he. fond father of Pauline and Fiith'r, brother of Sam and tho. late Emma Eky and i.outs sontlay. Dec.

21. information call Ito, kwell SIIIELDF--Saran We of Ca late Winiam H. Shields. at her late ilence. 17.5 Prairle-st Litie Funeral notice later.

SHINNMabel E. Shinn. belneed sife of Si Dee. 22: mother of Mildred and daughter of Mrs. Clara L.

Candy. totter el Robert Thompson: member tA 1 a ceolg thapter 0, E. S. INazareth 'Orme, W. S.

J. Funeral Wednesday. 2 p. tral Presbyterian church. Savamento-birl and Warren-ay.

Interment Arlo.gtort. SHINNMabel Shinn. E.istern serviet under AUSIACTS of Rose Crolk ehatiter. 409. Wednesday.

'2 p. at Prenbyterial church. liVart ett-av. R114 DAISY ROEI-LE, W. M.

ALMA J. EL). neeretary, SPLE-1-1-ERJullus Solettrr. erect 65 ran. beloved husband of Minnie.

nee Renn: father of Euviard. Clara. anti Minnie. S. day.

Dec. 21. Funeral from tus late 20 S. Adams-itt Hinsdale. Wortineocay, Dec.

24. 1:30 p. ui. to Zion Lutherti church, Hinsdale. 2 p.

m. 1xruei LtInti dale Zion cemetery. STRAUSSPhilip Strauss, ars 43 Years, beloved on of August Strauss and the lato Barbara Strain's, arid fond brother of Mrs. Anna McArthur. Mrs.

Barbara Staater. Freida, William. and Adam Straw art the late John August and Clara Strait-4. Funeral Wednesday. Dec.

24. at 2 P. from late residence, 2530 N. Rachattocid-st to hiontrOdA TAYLORDudley Tarim tanderzts. Dee.

CO, husband of Eva Bennett Taylor. hiller of Betty and Landon. Ftilleral frOCO residenee. 244 Ectutworth p. Tuesday.

Dec. 23. TOLLIFSONJolin TolliDon. Dee 22. 1921.

at the horns of his sister. Mn. A. M.Jensen. 2423 N.

Racine-av, beloved father ot E. R. lilies of Coronado Beach, A. C. 'Tollifson of Carlton.

J. A. Tollitsca of United States army. Funeral Service at chapel. 2701 N.

Clackst Tuesday evemn; at 8 p. m. Monday. allsPices of nevelant lodge No. 211.

A. F. di A. interrnert Whitewater. Wis.

TOUTIIEVElizabeth Totthey. nee Ward, te loved wife of the late John, fond mother of JSITICS and the late Adeltnet Stoma', itutrr of Mrs. Margret Caldwell. MTS. J.

Altrei. des, and John Ward. Funeral Wednesday, Dec. 24. at 9 A in.

from residence of en, 4415 to St. Mfrs church hur ial Mount Carmel. Call Wentworth Joliet. papers please csapy. TURNBAUGH Matilda Wittaman Turn.

baugh. beloved wife of John mother of Dr. Y. E. Tumbangh.

sister of Mra Charles Pfleiderer, Mrs. Speasmaker, kr-. C. L. Bennett, and Miss Catnerine Who, man.

Funeral Wednesday, L. 24, at 1 p. from late residenoe, 705 Lore! ay. Interment in Elmwood cemetery. of Siloam chapter.

No. 119. O. E. S.

VAN DOREN--Amanda M. Van Doren. D. 22, 1924. siater of Arthur J.

and the Harley B. Mitchell. Funeral services at thapel. 4227 Cottage at 1:30 p. haterment Forret Please omit flowers.

WALSHMary Walsh. nee Norton. Woo, I Wife Of the late John P. Walsh. mother of Mrs.

Mary Ros-ers, KMherine George. Joan. and the late Martin Walsh. Funeral Wednesday. at 9 a.

from 3213 Fulto0 sti, to St. Matthew's church. Burial al Mount Carmel. WEI-LSJohn L. Wells.

in his er.ghtletA year. husband of Arne W. Wes, 1014 father of Mrs. E. L.

White of Fort Atlitre son. Wis. Funeral Tvi.et IL liemorid chapel. 3 E. WedeebdsIt Dec.

at 3 D. M. interment Oaktroods. WILKENFredertek J. Wilkes.

loved husband of Lena Waken. feed 311411" of Hazel. Funeral Tuesday. at 2, P. els.

from itaapel, 1750 W. 85thet. Interimoft Metnher of Normal Parr lodgta. No. 797.

and Normal Park chanter. No. 210. A A. Englewood commaoderv.

No. 69 member of teal Estate board 103 Royal Arcanum. Please omit dowers. Tor Information call Lafayette 10134. F.

Wood, suddenty. are 53 years. beloved husband of Mary Wool. rote Wilford, fond father of Mrs. Felells W.

Engel. Virginia. and Vlvienne. Restate at chapel. 422t1 Grand-blvd.

For information call Oakland 61011. GIBERTAllan A. Gibert, D. 22. Fum.ral Oakwoods cemetery chapel.

Wednesday. Dee. 24, at 2 p. rn. Auspices Dearborn lodge, 310.

A. F. A. M. Members meet at ehapel.

I p. ni. ROY B. LOVER1N, Master. GEORGE D.

CHASE, Secretarl GREYJames Grey, Dec. 22, 1924. beloved husband of the late Jane Grey, fond father of Mrs. Jenkinson. and Mrs.

Mao McDonald Member of Detroit lodge. No. 2, A. F. A.

Lafayette chapter, No. 2. R. A. Paiestine C.0111161, No.

60. Apollo eommandery, No. I. Imperial Council. A.

A. O. N. O. '-klystie Shrine.

Funeral Friday. Dee. 26. at 2 p. from the residence.

11820 S. State-st. Interment Mount Here are Four Records you will enjoy Bower, a eoustomer, of $25 PNEUMONIA KILLS J. L. GUNSAULUS AT MT.

CLEMENS El Hackensack. N. Dec. O. Gantert, Bergen county director of the, New Jersey Law Enforcement league, with offices hi this city, was arresed today by detectives from the offices of County Proscutor A.

C. Hart on charges of conspiracy and CXtortion. He was committed to the Hackensack jail in default of $10,000 ball, Gantert's arrest that of Prank Glantz of Bergenfield. an operator in Gantert's employ, on a charge of threatening to expose George Armstrong for Fale of liquor unless Armitrong should pay him $300. 40,004 limmiewooRiutalimmutoImms low 4207 CHRISTMAS HYMNSMedleyVocal Crouton Iris 10 lit 4 SILENT NIGHT, HOLY NIGHTVocal.

75c Gooriod Mixed Trio SILENT NIGHT. HOLY NIGHTFirst Violin. Second 3024 Vtolin and OrgAn. Weber Trio 12 (SONG OF CHRISTMASViollm. Harp and Organ.

Marsh Weber Trio CHRISTMAS CANTATAChorus with Orchestra Accompaniment. 3114 Oratorio Society under the direction of Arthur Barth 12 23 In. CRADLE-SONG OF THE SPEPHERDS OF BETHLE- 21 Holy with Pipe Organ Accompaniment. Oratorio Society under the direction of Arthur Barth CHRISTMAS SONG WITH VARIATIONSVcorte Little 31 Is Organ Solo. Pool Mania 12 In.

SILENT NIGHT AND 0 SANCT1SSIMAPipe Organ 21.25 a nna a nna a nnaa Joseph L. Gunsaulus, 47, son of the late Dr. F. W. Gunsaulus, died of pneumonia at Mount Clemens, yesterday.

He had been ill for five months and apparently had recovered i when, ten days ago, he got a cold which developed into pneumonia. Mr. Gunsaulus was connected with the New York art galleries of Henry Reinhardt Son and was preparing for an exhibition in a Detroit hotel when he became 111. Ills mother was at his bedside when he died. Many homes in the neighborhood of 1335 Independence boulevard were searched by police last night after Samuel Bloomfield, vice president of the Charles Tire corporation, reported that a sealskin jacket, an imported blecloth and a dozen napkins.

hal becnt stohn from the Bloomfield clothesline. The articles were not recovered Diamond earrings, a mink coat. two diamon3 rings. and $30 were stolen yesterday afternoon from Mrs. E.

D. Hellman by an armed man who followed her into the hallway of her home. Chicago Lawn Branch Library The first of the new $50 000 branch public libraries may be erected in Chicago Lawn, near Sixty-third street and Kedzie avenue, it was-announced terday at the meeting of the library board. A petition from residents of the district was referred to the building- committee. "Readers of library boks in Chicago set the pace for the United States by reading nri average of twenty-five books a year," Librarian Carl B.

Roden sail. 'uq) 1. 6 it kUL Ask Your Nearest Dealer for These Records Miss Jean McKin.fay, Miss Jean AlcKiteay, Lone RENDERSOVI4 SVRTICE flROP. 26 E. Randolph -II Ii 11(' IL 4 ii II' II Canes Threatens Cut in Mexican Rai Imen's Wages Chicago Tribune Foreign News Semler.

City. Dec. Ca Iles has issued a Yarning to radical elements in the NI2Itican National railway that salarics must come down to a figure proportionate with the wages paid other Ntr or hers in the country or he will take drastic action to bring this abeut, even to the extent of facing a general railway Ftrihe. The r.lilway workers had their own pay and had delied former President Obregon. rot i Ello illing1110111 1 1 ,..7 Ci, 4., .71 1 I(' A (.9, 'I I) i i' tizF11 1 17 Nttwossfo ti 'Ix I AO Teacher 25 Years, Is Dead Miss Jean McKinlay, a teacher at the Sherwood schoov, Princeton avenue and 60th street.

died yesterday at the home of her parents, 235 West 60th street. She had taught in the Chicago schools for nearly twenty-five years. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 11 a. tn. from the Lain chapel, Harvard avenue and 63d street.

I SOCTHWEST RMS. MIRE 8726 Archer Ave. HENRY snrcTurnr MrSIC STORE. 8481 S. Ashland Am A.

J. TtRER. 8641 W. 26th St. METH'S PIANO HOUSE.

3839 W. 26th St. SOUTH SIT1R VIIITTE MUSIC ROUSH. 931 Z. 43rd St.

NORTH MDR SURER a COMPANY. 1200 N. Clark St. GROSVENOR MUSIC HOUSH. 1022 Si 'limn Ave.

orron ELECTRIC 309 W. North Ave. WALLINS MUSIC snor 8247 N. Clark St. Fred W.

Licht Is New Yani Missionaries, Victims ores( rarn rouce umer Japanese Merchant Robbed Forest Park, pollee chlefless for a A fter Beating by Two Men of Mob, En Route Home week since the discharge of Herman 4.11 LONDON, Dec. Associated L. Brown on charges he allowed road- Henry Maeyma, Japanese PressAProt arid Mrs. P. n.

Gleason, houses too much freedom with the Vo7- of an antique shop at 341 West 63d American Baptist missionaries who stead act, now has a new Police boss. street, was beaten unconscious yester severely beaten hy a mob at Ban He was appointed last night by the day by two armed men, who robbed 10.3 roon, Burma. in Octcber. arrived in I go commissioners and is Fred W. shop of $60 and a watch.

Maeyrna was i.o,m,1 for tioniP. ileht. beaten for attempting to resist. 4.imemilmEnni,dillimmEEMONINEMOMMII, Forest Park Police Chief Forest Park. pollee chiefiess for a week since the discharge of Herman L.

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