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CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY. APRIL 6. 1939. 20 sk ASKS MICHIGAN'S DEATH NOTICES LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE: Two Creepy People HEAR THAT? A sCD.nu A TRACKS-TWO TRAMPS, MOST COULD IT I SURE- TrtKTCARTHr RELIEFERS, IF FIT, CAR PULUK OUT FAST- STARTED COULDNT wo use io sr ANYTHING ABOUT IT TO V1CTGR1A- BE WHAT. ANNIE? PROWLERS -WE'RE POOR MEN-RIGHT HERE OUTSIDE THAT WINDOW -THAT'S HAVE HAD ANY NO OLD JALOPPY, OTHER-BIG MOTOR DYOH TR AMPS-SAW WE HAD A DOG- LIKELY--SEE? THEY RAH TOWARD THE ROAD YEP- WINS FIVE YEAR FIGHT TO AVOID $2,950,592 TAX Charles A.

Munroe, Chicago and New York financier, yesterday won a five year fight against an Internal revenue bureau claim for $2,590,952 additional Income taxes for the year 1930. The board of tax appeals In Washington denied the bureau's claim against Munroe. CONNECTION WITH nothin; I GUESS -BUT GEE-I CANT HELP VT- PEOPLE-NO YOU KNOW HOW NERVOUS SHE S- THINK TRAMPS WOULD ONE COULD THEM-LOTS OF BE PUT TO WORK WHAT SANDY WAS BARKING KURZ William F. Kurs. April 6, oelove husband of the iate Alice, fond latber Norman brother of Lizzie Meyer, Mai" Zitzewitz, Charles C.

Bertha Hollenbsck Amanda Retterer, Christian Fried Bauer. Carrie Baasel, Arthur, Walter, en Alfred. Funeral services Friday, p. at funeral home. 52'HJ N.

Wester: avenue, corner Foster. Interment Rosehill L1CHT Louise Licht. nee Nya. of 494U Sti penor street, beloved wile of Arthur H. loving mother of Arthur H.

Jr. and Mont J. Licht. sister et Rene Ays. Funeral eerv ice- at chapel, 4817 Tueday 1:45 p.m.

Burial Austin 1137 LIGHT See Ucbt notice. OR THEY'D Be TRAvEUN IN A oust WANT TO TRAMPS-A CARS STOP ON THE ROAD HAVE PM BIG CAR" OR COULD ABOUT- HURT US- NERVOUS. EH? KNOCKED-: IT BE sisi i mm i i SO AM I II fT-Wrd flL'kV umSZm VflJ'A. At ton illFnirHTTTT LINDBERG Augusta A. Lindberg of 335 Able-Bodied Should Earn Keep, Says Governor.

114th street, April 4. 193a. wtie of th late Adolph, dear mother of Mrs. Hiid Roller. Mrs.

Anne Siddall. Mrs. Ethel Roth Charles of Akrou. and the late Fred w. Elin, and Evar.

Member of Roseland Gok The revenue department had alleged that Munroe made large profits in 1930 from transactions of corporations in which he was the principal stockholder. The board upheld his contention that the transactions constituted a corporate reorganization from which he did not realize a gain. mm Star Mothers. Resting at funeral home. 214 E.

115th street, bernees Friday. April 7 1 at 2 p. at Elim Lutheran church. Inter ment Mount Greenwood. LT'CK Mae Belle Luck, at her residence.

41? Washington boulevard. Oak Park, belevec wife of John Luck. At rest and service at chapel, 3 Lake street. Oak Park. Fri day evening at 8:30 o'clock in charge of Oak Park chapter, No.

539, o. E. S. In terment Portage, Wis. Information Eu did 1043.

HAROLD TEEN HE KNOWS NOT THE WALLET IS "HOT9 MARKS Harold N. Marks, beloved husband of Adele fond father of Elaine. Lueile, and Catherine Marks, devoted son of Mr? Lillie N. Marks, dear brother of Lucile M. DEATH NOTICES ere received for publication in the next morning's final Edition of the Chicago Tribune up to 11:00 each night.

Ca!) Superior 0100 -Want Ad-Viser. Bernheim. Funeral services Friday. April 7, at a. at iioseniii cemetery chapel, MeOANN Anne Doherty MeCann.

beloved Lansing, April 5. Special. Taxpayers must be objects of as nuch concern us relief recipients, Gov. Luren D. Dickinson asserted today in pxplaining his administration's welfare policy.

Dole takers, if physically able, must expect to work for help extended, he said. The 80 year old governor, who replaced Frank D. Fitzgerald at the lat-(er's death on March 16, has been stressinr a need for return of government and people to old-fashioned virtues. He urged that all able bodied men and women on relief "render a 'ull measure of service for every dollar of assistance." Assails Bed Tape. The governor conceded that Inflexible regulations governing welfare administration operate to keep dole lists crowded.

He said that many receiving aid have had such experiences with burocratic red tape that they are fearful of taking prrt-time employment which might endanger their wife of the late James, fond mother of Agnes Malone, Emeline Garvin, Margaret Monti, Michael James and John sister of Mary Gossau. Margaret McMahon and the late Catherine Collins. Funeral from daughter's residence, 8007 S. Friday, 8:30 a. to Little Flower church.

Eurial Mount Olivet- Member of Visitation court, Xo. 55, W. C. O. F.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS. MrHEILL FDNEHAL HOME COMPLETE FUNERAL AS LOW AS $00. 217 JO. Cicero, nr. Lake-st.

Aus. 1700. McDERMOTT John M. McDennott beloved husband of the late Phoebe nee Wright: father of John grandfather of Marie EVERT ONE KNOWS CARL J. ADAMS.

STEWART 0076. SOUTH CHICAGO 3101. and John. Funeral Friday. 8:15 a.

1 EM TO ME PAPPV -IHipJiS NO MONEY OF CARDS-I gf? POTTER- Nfv? JS'SS'ii i 1 ISN'T SAFE ON A IN THE. 1. HM7 I PUTTERFUL.L.- pj? IV OLP CRAB "HELL YES I MAIM STREET' WALLET iT-f mO UNITY -TJrrti I Nv NEVER CiWtE. VOL) HE ''V I 1 I II from chapel. 2346 W.

Madison street, Chicago, to Ascension church. Oak, Park, 111. O'HANLET FUNERAL DIRECTION Perfection. 7705 Cottasre Grove. Bad, 7705.

Interment Mount Carmel. McGUIRE Timothy B. McGuire, dearly be loved husband of Bee nee MeGourty de MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMS. relief status. The governor demanded legislative changes placing relief on HARRISON GRANITE CO.

410 S. Miehisran-av. Wabash 2131. ESTABLISHED 94 TEAKS. a supplemental basis, thus providing voted father of James.

Beatrice, Frank, Hush, Joseph, and the lale Marion M-Guire. fond brother of Hugh McGuire. Ellen Buckley, Bessie Hart of Canada. Miehael McGuire and Margaret Flynn of County Cavan, Ireland. Funeral Saturday, 10 a.

from 6538 S. Justine street, to a spur to the initiative of those as CEMETERY MARKERS. MONUMENTS AT savincs. Sears State-st. Store.

Basement. sisted. Taxpayers Near End of Resources. St. Brendan church.

Interment Holy Sepul CHAS. 6. BLAKE A CO. 1000 East 67th-8t. Fairfax 9876.

"We must seek to build self-reli ance and independence, to take the olace of increased dependence," said Dickinson. He explained that his DEATH NOTICES genuine concern for our self-sustain' OBITUARIES ine citizens is due to the fact that chre. Member of St. Elizabeth court. No.

22. C. O. F-, St. Brendan Holy Name society, and B.

of R. S. C. F. H.

E. S. local No. 806. Prospect 1000-3889.

MEERSE Cornelius Meerse of 614 S. Oakley boulevard, beloved husband ol Julia, dear father of John A. Resting at funeral home, 6708 W. Madison street, until 10 a. m.

Thursday. Services at First United Presbyterian church of Oak Park, corner Jackson boulevard and Oak Park avenue, at 2 p. m. Thursday. Interment Forest Home.

MILLER Dave L. Miller. 1020 Lawrence avenue, age 33. beloved husband of Lena, nee Saharack; dear Eon of Henry and the late every dollar for direct relief comes 100,000 ATTEND RITES FOR IRAQ KING; CLEAR TWO IN FATAL CRASH out of the pockets of Michigan tax Rabbi Ber Boruchoff. payers, many of whom have reached Boston, April 5.

Special. INQUIRY ORDERED INTO DEATH OF BEATING VICTIM Deputy Coroner Lawrence Rasmus-sen ordered an investigation yesterday into a complaint of relatives that Thomas Marleau did not receive suf the welfare border line and have been ASSAILS MEXICAN DIVORCE; SEEKS DECREE HIMSELF Frank C. Carland, 50 years old, a wholesale coal dealer, yesterday sought a divorce from Mrs. Irene Carland Whittaker of Tampa, who got a Mexican divorce from him Rabbi Ber Boruchoff, 67 years old, living on as little or less than per member of the executive board of the sons on relief. The governor called the state's wel Bertha, fond brother of Carl.

Louis. Sarah Green. Helen Buekwalter, Morris, and Jennie Miller. Funeral Thursday. 2 p.

at funeral chapel. 704 P. Crawford avenue. In fare bill of $30,000,000 for the last BAGDAD, Iraq, April investigating magistrate made the finding today that the death of King Ghazl early yesterday was "purely blennium a "staggering total" and terment Jewish Waldheira. New Tork pa ficient medical care after being beaten pers please copy.

in 1927 and remarried. Judce John by bandits. Marleau was beaten NORRIS Stanley Norris. beloved husband of ANDRESEN Brrnhard Andresen, late of 7204 South Shore drive, beloved husband of Adelheid, nee Niewoehner; fond father of Adelaide and the late Bernhard Andresen Jr. Funeral Saturday.

April 8, 2 p. at chapel, 703a Wentworth avenue. Interment Evergreen. AWIZZUS See Sincock notice. BARNICLE Elizabeth Earnicle.

lovinir nisfer of Mrs. Sarah Brefe, M. J. Barniole, Nellie Boniface. Mrs.

Agnes T. Dufly. Mrs. Angrela Walsh, and Mrs. Minn Beutel.

Funeral Thursday, 9:45 a. from late residence, 7945 Kimbark. 'to St. Francis de Paula church. Burial Holy Sepulchre.

BROWN Ralph Brown, April 4, of Noreross, formerly of 1315 Chestnut avenue, Wilmette, 111., husband of Mary, father of Mrs. Fred Durinjr of Spokane, Wash. Services Friday, April 7. at 10 a. at chapel, 708 N.

Wells street, at Huron. Interment Memorial Park cemetery. Member of the American Legrion, Chicago Elevated post, No. 184. and Officers' Reserve corps.

Superior 0095. COLLINS John D. Collins, retired sergeant, of 6-30 Lansley avenue, beloved husband of Mary, nee Callaehan; fond father of John Leslie and Frank M. Member of P. B.

A. Funeral from chancl. 7705 accidental. He exonerated two men riding in the back seat when the March 7, treated at the Michael Reese Isabelle. Services Friday, April 7.

at 2:30 ft. at funeral home. 2035 Ridg-e road. asserted that this legislature can't ap propriate as much. MARION ALLEY UNFIT MOTHER, hospital, and then taken to his home royal car crashed into a light pole.

Homewood, 111. Cremation at Mount Hope, Prystalski said he will rule Monday whether the Mexican divorce was legal. Carland contends it wasn't. He at 11950 Normal avenue. Last Sun The two men, described as the O'BRIEN Allen O'Brien of 1003 S.

17th ave Augustas A. Vanderbilt. New City, N. April 5. Special.

Augustus A. Vanderbilt, 80 years old, member of a Netherlands family which settled in this Rockland county village in the seventeenth century, died today. Mr. Vanderbilt's life was passed on the Vanderbilt farm. The present farmhouse was built by his father, Jacob Vanderbilt, a soldier in the war of 1812.

The family Is distantly related to the Vanderbilt family of New York, which has been identified with railroad holdings for tev-eral generations. Mrs. Rosa Green Kessanly. Louisville, Ky, April 5. (P) Mrs.

Rosa Green Kessanly, 77 years old, well known mezzo-contralto soloist in Paris and London half a century ago, died today at her home in nearby O'Bannon. Mrs. Kessanly, a native of Louisville, married Telemaque Kes nue. Mavwood. beloved husband of Har day he was taken to the Roseland Kings personal servant and the su Said he wasn notified.

To prove Community hospital, where he died riett, pee Chester. Funeral Saturday. 8:30 a. from funeral home. Lake street at 2d avenue, Mavwood.

to St. Eulalia church. pervisor of the royal broadcasting station, were injured. Evidence MATE CHARGES that the former Mrs. Carland knew Monday.

Interment Mount Carmel. United Orthodox Rabbis of America, died tonight at his home in Maiden. One of the most prominent rabbis in New England, he was a member of the Praesidium of Orthodox Rabbis of Greater Boston and was vice president of Mizrochl, a national Zionist organization. He was born in Vilna, now part of Poland. Maharaja of Benares.

BENARES, Northwest Provinces, India, April 5. (JP) Tha maharaja of Benares, Capt. M. M. Sir Aditya Narayan Bahadur, died today.

He was 65 years old. He became maharaja of the Benares district of the northwest provinces in 1931 and was created a knight in 1933. Francis Stuart. New York, April 5. Special.

Policeman William Doty testified at OLSON Alma Olson nee of 103 showed the king lost control of his car and hit the pole at high speed, where to reach him, he said he had received approximately 800 letters and telegrams since their separation LeMoyne parkway. Oak Park, beloved wife the inquest yesterday that he had of Frank fond mother of Mrs. Ella the magistrate said. The king's skull difficulty persuading Marleau to go Ochmisr. Wallaee, and Rnth.

sister of id- win, Theodore, and William Anderson, to a hospital after the beating. Mi in 1925. One of the letters introduced into evidence, dated before the Mexican divorce, read as follows: was fractured by the pole. A hundred thousand mourners, in grandmother of five grandchildren. Remains at funeral home.

5701-03 W. Divi Marion Talley, opera singer, is a failure as a mother, Adolph O. Eckstrom, her estranged husband and former vocal teacher, charged today in a custody fight over their daughter, 4 years old. The Eckstroms, who can't even agree on the child's name, have been chael Reese hospital officials said Mar. sion street, where services will be held Fri I met a very charming young man eluding black clad women shrilling Arab lamentations, gathered around leau was treated for a cut on the Cottag-e Grove avenue, Friday.

9:30 a. to Holy Cross church. Burial Mount Olivet. CONDON Mary Frances Condon, nee Cullen, beloved wife of the late Matthew fond d3y, April 7, at 2 p. m.

Interment Ridse- nose and bruises. Dr. J. A. Pape, who wood cemetery.

who has been mighty nice to me and has shown me many enjoyable times. the royal mausoleum today when PEET Arthur Henry Peet, beloved husband ordered Marleau to the Roseland hos mother of Valerian, Joseph. Mrs. Marearet Beekmann, Frances, Catherine, and Birna- of Nellie S. Peet.

father of Harold. Leon His wife is in Chicago at the address below. They are also separated. She's pital, said an autopsy showed that ard. Willard.

Clifford. Robert, and Jr. dette. Funeral from late residence, Ghazi's body was buried beside his father, Feisal I. Ghazi's son, Feisal 3 years old, succeeded him under Jackson boulevard, Saturday, at 10 a.

six ribs and a breastbone were broken Gwendolyn Fischer. Funeral Friday, at 2 p. at residence. 601 S. Humphrey ave estranged almost since the day she was born.

The singer calls her daughter Susan. Eckstrom, who is many years his wife's senior, calls to St. Mel church. Interment Calvary. and that the end of one of the ribs a regency.

nue. Oak Park. Interment Forest Home, a lovely gin, thougn, irom wnat ne says and we thought it would be rather nice if you would call upon CONNER John Conner, at Los Angeles. sanly, London publisher, and lived in England until seventeen years ago. Her body will be cremated and the ashes taken to London for interment.

tinder the auspices of Fair Oaks lodge. beloved husband of the late Katherine Roche Conner, loving- father of Mrs. Mary No. 1006, A. F.

A. 31. had pierced a lung. Marleau, 33 years old, supported his aged parents. her." PETERSON Julia A.

Peterson, late of 3165 Albrecht of Los Anseles. Catherine John The address given was Mrs. Ray P. and James R. Conner.

Funeral Mon Rasmussen continued the inquest Hudson avenue, wife of the late John, fond mother of Roy John Edgar NAME LINDBLOM until next Wednesday to await a re C. Julianne Whittaker, 1341 Garfield boulevard." Mrs. Carland married Harry and the late Mrs. Ella Powers, port of the Investigation and to give TEACHER HEAD OF sister ot Mrs. Dcna Ellingsen.

Funeral services Friday, 10:30 a. at chapel, 029 Belmont avenue. Interment Black Whittaker. police further opportunity to search for the robbers. GOMPERS SCHOOL River Falls, Wis.

Los Angeles, April 5. OP) Francis Stuart, 80 years old, voice and diction teacher to several movie stars, died today. Until two months ago he was active in his work. Among his pupils at one time were Mary Pickford, Billie Burke, Estelle Taylor, and Mary Astor. Harold Whiting Hunsiker.

Reno, Nev, April 5. () Harold Whiting Hunsiker, 51 years old, socially prominent retired broker, formerly of Buffalo, N. died today after a brief illness. He was graduated from Yale university in 1909. HAIL BROCCOLI PETRI Lillian Petri, dear mother of Clar ence, and Albert, sister of Vernon Mayne.

Miss Mary Ethel Courtenay, teach DAN B. BRUMMITT, er at Lindblom High school yesterdav Services Saturday, 2 p. at funeral home. 2500 N. Cicero avenue.

Interment day, April 10. from 10507 Kmnard avenue. Lot Aneelea, to St. Ignatius church. Burial Calvary cemetery, Los Angeles.

COSTABILE Arthur Costabile, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Costabile, brother of Manfred, Mrs. Lena Zito, John, Dcmiuick, Kdith. Louis Raiph, and Philomena.

Funeral Saturday, :30 a. April 8. 1939, from late residence, 2103 W. Race avenue, to Mount Carmol cemetery. For information call Haymarket 1557.

DEVINi; Julia Devine nee Murphy of 8118 Rhodes avenue, wife of the late Michael, fond mother of Waller, John, and the lata Mary Burns. Funeral Friday at 9:15 a. m. from chapel. 9108 Cottage Grove avenue, to St.

Dorothy church. Burial Holy Sepulchre. Forest Home. Berkshire 8070. was named principal of the Gompers Elementary school, 12302 South State AS RICH SOURCE OF VITAMINS Baltimore, April 5.

Pars POWERS John P. Powers. 120 S. 19th avenue, Maywood, dear father of Rose Ellen 71, METHODIST EDITOR, IS DEAD The Rev. Dr.

Dan Brearley Brum- street. Mathew L. Fitzgerald, prin Martin, brother ot Alice. Julia, Nellie, cipal of the Shoop Elementary ley, broccoli, kale, and cauliflower, Bridget. Mary, Thomas.

James, and the late Patrick. Funeral Friday. April 7. at Charles Marion Redmon. Charles Marion Redmon, 39 years old, a salesman for the Illinois Meat company, died of a heart attack yesterday in his home at 324 Hamilton street, Evanston.

His widow, Mary, and two daughters survive. Services will be held at 3:30 p. m. tomorrow in St. Mark's church, in the suburb, with burial at Memorial Park cemetery.

William F. Kurz. William F. Kurz, 66 years old, prominent in the lumber and box business in Chicago for thirty-five years, died yesterday in his home at 5529 Ken-mor avenue. His son, Norman, and a brother, Charles survive.

Services will be held at 3:30 p. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 5200 North Western avenue, with burial in Rosehill cemetery- the American Chemical society was mitt, an editor of the Christian Ad school, 112lh and Laflin streets, was made principal of the Englewood Evening High school, and Miss Isa- 10:30 a. from chapel, 115 Broadway, Melrose Park. Mass 11 a.

m. at St. James informed in a report today, contain two to three times as much vitamin DONAHUE Walter E. Donahue, beloved son church, 300 S. 7th avenue.

Maywood. Member of Washington council. K. of belle Louise Magan, teacher at the as citrus fruits. No.

1456. Interment Mount Carmel. cnicago leacners college, was ap This vitamin content is at the time of the late Patrick and Ellen Sullivan Donahue, devoted brother of Norine Moss, Helen Bethke, Joseph, and the late Morgan. Margaret Anderson, and Roger. Funeral Friday, April 7, at 9:15 a.

from sister's residence, 6219 Ellis avenue, to St. Clara church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. pointed principal of the Avalon Park Elementary school, 8045 Kenwood the garden truck is harvested, but PRUNTY Delia I. Prunly.

beloved daughter of the late Bridget and James Pranty, sister of Mary Martin, Elizabeth Doyle, Margaret Harrington, Sadie Black, and the late Patrick, sod Miehael Pranty. Funeral the vegetables do not lose much in avenue. two weeks if stored in refrigeration, Saturday. April 8. 10 a.

from chapel. DURHAM Raymond ft. Durham of No. 6708 W. Madison street, to St.

Gathering of Siena church. Interment Calvary. vocate, official organ of the Meth-o i Episcopal church, died yesterday in Kansas City, Mo. r. Brummitt was born Aug.

13, 1S67, at Batley, England, and came to America in 1882. He was graduated from Baker university, Baldwin, in 1894 and completed his theological training at Drew university, Madison, REDMON Charles M. Redmon, April 5. 1933, at his home. 324 Hamilton street.

Evans-ton, 111., husband of Mary Howell Redmon, the child Betty Ruth. In his reply to Miss Talley's previous charges, submitted to Supreme Court Justice Alfred Frankenthaler in Manhattan, Eckstrom asserted that his wife's refusal to eat the proper food before the child was born caused the child to be crosseyed. On Monday the singer accused her husband of carrying on a romance with another woman, thus keeping the child in an unwholesome atmosphere. He denied this, saying the other woman," the former Metropolitan opera star's ex-accompanist, was in his home solely to care for his daughter. BAN DEVIL'S ISLE FILM IN QUEBEC-SECOND IN WEEK Chicago Tribune Press Service.

MONTREAL, April 5. The Quebec board of censors, taking action for the second time this week, today banned the motion picture Devil's Island from the theaters of the province. The censors' move was said to have been influenced by French authorities, who objected to the film, the setting of which was the French penal colony off French Guiana In South America. A dispatch from Paris said the French government had imposed a two months' ban on all films made by Warner Brothers, which made "Devil's Yesterday the Quebec board of censors withheld the film "Wuthering Heights" on the grounds that it was immoral. The censors later agreed to allow the picture to be shown if deletions were made.

In New York Samuel Goldwyn, producer of the film, said he had refused the offer father of Katherine C- and Anne u. Jxea- 2 Kent road, Winnetka. 111., passed away at Chandler. Sunday. April S.

Husband of Eleanor Gregory Durham, father of Mrs. Elizabeth D. Poor, Johannesburg. Union of South Africa; Robert Gregory Durham. New Haven.

and Raymond E. Durham Winnetka. 111.: brother cf Miss Jane Durham. New York City and Mrs. Easton R.

Gibson. Monterey, Cal. Services at the late residence at 2 p. Saturday, pril 8. Kindly omit flowers.

mon. brother of J. Craig and Mary Jpaa Redmon. Funeral services 3:30 p. m.

Fri the society was told. Cantaloupe, kohlrabi, New Zealand spinach, and parsnips have as much vitamin as orange juice, the report further asserted. The report was made by Dr. Charles King of the University of Pittsburgh, one of the ranking authorities on vitamins, and by Dr. Donald K.

Tressler and Katherine Wheeler of the New York state agricultural experiment station at Geneva. day at St. Mark's church. Ridge avenue and Grove street. Evanston.

Interment at Memorial Park cemetery. RIECK William Rieek. beloved husband of EBERT Henry Ebert of 3824 Sheffield ave- "4- 'Ml The Rev. W. J.

Suckow. Alden, April 5. Special. The Rev. W.

J. Suckow, 77 years old, father of Ruth Suckow, Cedar Falls, author, died at his home here today. He had served as pastor of Congregational churches in Iowa for more than fifty years. He was Grinnell college financial agent from 1907 to 1910. the late Mary Rieck.

fond father of Elmer and Willard Rieck. Henry. Theodore and W. L. ROSS DIES; EX-PRESIDENT OF NICKEL PLATE Phoenix, April 5.

Special. Walter L. Ross, 74 years old, retired president of the Nickel Plate railroad and a native of Bloomington, 111., died here today. He entered railroad service with the Wabash as a telegrapher in 1887. In 1904 he went to the Clover Leaf Toledo, St, Louis and Western railroad, serving it at Bloomington, Toledo, and Chicago in various capacities, including trustee.

When the Clover Leaf wa3 merged with the Nickel Plate system sixteen years ago by the late Van Sweringen brothers, O. P. and M. Mr. Ross became senior vice president of the Nickel Plate.

On Jan. 1, 1927 his 62d birthday anniversary-Mr. Ross was elected president of the railroad. He retired in 1933, but remained a director. Surviving are a son, George secretary of the Nickel Plate at Cleveland, and a daughter, Mrs.

H. A. Crow of Toledo. Burial will be in Toledo Monday. Anthony Bruggeatrsdt and the late Ray nue, April 4.

liKif. beloved nusoana or Minnie Ebert. father of Charles, Georpe Ebert. and Mrs. Clara Niems.

At chancl. 6601 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Friday, April 7, at 10 a. m. Interment Waldheira.

Please omit flowers. mond, brother of Henry and the late Fred, Frank. Charles. Peter. Louis, and Mrs.

Carrie Hoyer. Funeral Friday at 1 p. m. from AFTER SICKNESS you need RICH RED BLOOD more than ever! To gain back your strength and help overcome weakness, paleness, lack of energy after an Illness, you must have enough of those vital minerals-Iron and manganese. Try cude's Pepto-Manpran, prescribed for more than 45 years.

This favorite tonic for convalescents supplies needed Iron and manganese in most palatable and di- gestible orm. (V-m nj) ftM Stimulates the fVfJZT appetite. Helps you to look better f2 inET and feel better. VI 0Jfm 3 Your druggist has py- Pepto-Mangan. PEf Tasty liquid or MANGAf Dr.

Dan B. Brummitt. Jje held lite residence. 6431 S. Aberdeen street.

Ii EPPENSTEIN Sarah Eppenstcin, suddenly. pastorates in Kansas and Arkansas and began his editorial career in beloved wife Jacob C. Eppenstein. Funeral Friday. April 7.

1 p. at chapel 5206 Broadway, to Jewish Oak Woods. ferment St. Mary's. Phone Victory 1859.

ROBINSON Edward Gay Robinson, late of 6645 N. Christiana avenue, beloved husband of Lillian, nee Salomon; dear father Chicago on the Epworth Herald in FORM AN Max Forman of Lake Forest, be 1901. In 1932 he was transferred to of Robert. Edward. Suzanne, and the late Raymond E.

Durham. Funeral services for Raymond E. Durham, president of Lyon Healy, who died Sunday in Chandler, Kansas City. His widow, Stella, and loved husband of Yctta. father ol ranuie, Sammy, and Naomi.

Funeral Friday, 3 p. at memorial chapel, 6208 Broadway. Gerald, fond brother of Fred M. Funeral services Thursday. 1 p.

at memorial a son, Wyatt, survive. Complete New Home, Gift to Widow, on Day She Dies Springfield, April 5. CP) After fire destroyed the home of a widow, Mrs. Flora Keltner, 66 years old, workmen volunteered to build her another with material purchased from proceeds of a theater benefit. As they completed their job today Mrs.

Keltner died of a paralytic stroke. GREBE Louis H. Grebe of Cary. Ill-, be DIES OF SLEETING BRCG. Jonas Alper.

SI years old, 526 Aldine loved father of Iva Hmer ot wauKegan. 111. Funeral at Gilbert funeral home. Crystal Lake, 111.. Friday, 2 p.

m. Interment Crystal Lake. place, died In the Grant Park hospital yes will be held at 2 p. m. Saturday in the family residence at 2 Kent road, Winnetka.

Burial will be private. Mr. Durham was 61 years old. Surviving are his widow, Eleanor, a daughter, and two sons. chapel, 50ti Broadway.

ROSS Walter L. Ross, at Phoenix. April 5, age 74, husband of the lata Katherine I Cos Ross, father of George S. of Shaker Heights and Mildred I Mrs. Harker A.

Crow of Toledo, grandfather and great-grandfather. Funeral services Monday. Ajiril 10, at 2 p. at the A. R.

Bennett funeral home, Toledo, O. terday supposedly of an overdose of Bleep HEINEMANN Herbert L. Heinemann, be ing tablets. A son. Maurice, told police that his lather was in the habit of taking: pleppinc pnfinns.

SCHILLACI Charles Schillacl. beloved son THE YOUNG MARRIED SET rADVERTISMENT Trouble in a Trailer rADVERTISMENTI By Urfer loved husband of Laura, nee Graue. lond father of Loubert. Uoyd. and Clyde, brother of Arthur, Edmund, and Louise Heinemann, Gertrude Miller.

Hilda Jessen. and Hilnia Coles. Resting at late residence. 271 Schiller street, Elmhurst, 111., until Saturday, 1 p. m.

Services Saturday, 3 p. at Redeemer Lutheran church, Elmhurst. Interment Elm Lawn. of Ida. nee vtnsl.

and tne taie jonn, fnnil hmther of Mrs. Lena Magestro. Sam, Virginia. August. Jos nd Josephine.

and would withdraw the picture from Quebec. two weexs aater Funeral Saturday at J. irom resi dence. 309 W. Wacta Maris Incoronata church.

Burial Hount Olivet. HERRICK Fred C. Herrlck, April 4, beloved SCHMIDT Oscar O. D.I Schmidt, beloved I LOOKED AT YOUR HANDS HENRY PSST JOHN WHEN WE WERE PLAYING YOU BRUTE.1 1 HEAR TROUBLE BRIDGE WITH THE PEYTON I CAN I HELP IN THE CARTER, TONIGHT THEY LOOKED TT WITH SO 1 TRAILER A husband of Janice Barnes Hcrrick, brother VHATS THIS NOTE UNDER 1 husband of the late Sophie inee BreaeeKej. I OOULQ HOLD YOUR JH1 SOFT UL, HAND 'THANKS', IfS.

10 IVORY T355? 90AP fOR of Charlotte Train. Funeral from late residence, 6219 Rhodes avenue, Thursday. 2 p. m. Burial Oak Woods.

HOFHERR Henry J. Hofherr of 613B S. Francisco avenue, beloved husband of Anna, father of Mrs Henrietta Leslie and Henry H. Hofherr, brother of Mrs. Julia Morrin, Mrs.

Elisabeth Jackson, and Anthony. Funeral Thursday, April 6, at 10 a. from chapel. 63d and Troy streets, to St. Rita church.

63d and Washtenaw. i 6 ii August Torpe Estate Is Valued at $125,000 The will of August Torpe, disposing of a $125,000 estate, was admitted to probate yesterday. Mr. Torpe, who died at the age of 83 on March 16, was a retired real estate and mortgage dealer. Most of the estate is to be divided among four children, Louis Torpe, 1249 Early avenue; Mrs.

Rose Clossius, 521 Grant place; Mrs. Lillian McCormack, 518 Armitage avenue, and Mrs. Mlnne Okonn, 522 Armitage avenue, and two grandchildren, George and Pearl Torpe of St. Louis. HOMER Matthew Homer, retired captain JW' ATX C.

P. late of B45U Bishop street, beloved husband of Ann, nee Keil. loving father of John. George, and Matthew son ot Ellen and tne late Michael, brother of John. Margaret Hillebold.

and Barbara Babbitt, grandfather of Ave grandchildren. Funeral Friday. a. ra roni funeral parlors. 7653 S.

Halsted street, to Sacred Heart church. 70th and May streets. Interment St. Mary cemetery. Stewart 7700.

HUCH Ernest C. Huch. suddenly, late cf fADVEHTISMENTJ rADVERTISMENTI fWffi -mm mm -mm 6448 W. North avenue, beloved husband of Marie nee Sebnerl. fond father of George, Clara, Mary.

Florence, and Eve. brother of Louis Huch. Funeral Friday. April 7, at 2 p. at funeral home, 5346-50 W.

North avenue. Interment St. Joseph's. Merrimac 9890. fond father of Berenice Churchill, grandfather of Doris Joanne Mickey, brother of Dan of Chula Vista.

Christian of Villa Park, 111., and Elsie Rylander- Funeral Saturday. 1 p. at chapel. 1453 Belmont avenue. Interment St- Lucas.

SEVERINGHAUS Charles S. Severlnghaus, beloved husband of Edna, nee Reiffert; brother of Emily Beck. Edward. Clara Ficht-ner. Albert, and Elma Wohld.

Services Friday. April 7. at 2:30 p. at chapel, 2S09 Belmont avenue. Interment Irving Pari Boulevard cemetery.

SINCOCK Melmda Sincock. April 6. 1839, beloved mother of Mildred Awizzus, He-limit Mueller, Inez Schorb, Bee Waller, Violet Moir. Maud Roberts, Frank. Baden, Gordon, and Bob.

Services Saturday. 3 p. at funeral chapel. 4338-40 Fullertoo avenue. Interment Acacia Park cemetery.

STRODE Mary Strode, loving rrandmother of Mary Margaret and Virginia, sister of Mathilda Bronder and Adam F- Adams. Funeral Friday. 10:30 a. from funeral home, 4553-61 Milwaukee avenue, to Our Lady of Victory church. Interment St.

Adalbert's. STROM Amos Strom, beloved husband of the late Mary Inee Roberts, fond father of Gervaise Crayue and Elinor Pierce. Funeral services Saturday. April 8, at 3 p. at chapel, 5708 W.

Madison street, and Forest Home cemetery. WANTON Diana Swanton of 1734 W. Garfield boulevard, beloved wife of the lata Job B. Swanton. mother of Mrs.

G. E. Alter of Pittsburgh. Mrs. J.

N. Atkins. John W. and the late Dr. R.

V. Swantca ot Pittsburgh, Ta. Services Thursday. 3 p. at chapel.

5513 S. Ashland avenue. Intermeut Pes body. Mass. Prospect 0031.

WERTHEIM Meta Wertheim, beloved sister of Ferd Edgar. Fayetteville, Ark. and Elsa. Springfield, 111., suddenly in Brooklyn, N. Y.

Funeral notice later. YOUNG Gertrude Verlinda Saylor Youn? at Los Angeles, beloved mother cf Zella Gertrude Young and Leonard A. Young Jr. Services Thursday. April 4 p.

at Rosehill cemetery chapel. lnte uient Rosehill. SURE OF CHARM! I mm JQ mi m1 rw EAR EL Frank J. Karel, 1134 W. 18th 70 tERSElf: I I'M GLAD WE DON CANT HELP HILDA'S HINT street, beloved husband of Mary KiuzaK Karel, dear father of Mrs.

Mabel Smutny and Mildred Karel. brother of Mrs. Rose Styx. Besting at funeral home. Austin boulevard at Lake street Funeral Friday.

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LEFT THE OTHERS GIVING ME A RUSH- STRIKES HOME MARGIE. I JUST NOW THAT IVE KENNEDY Wilbur T. Kennedy of Liberty- WANT TO BE CAUGHT ON TO I SHOULD HAVE KNOWN VU Yf HILDA, I DO! I BATHED AND LOOKS -DON'T COUNT IF I Sir) DRESSED SO CAREFULLY YOUR'E NO FUN TO BE NEARfgffHK fi TY TONIGHT I'M SURE I MARGIE TELL ME, DIDN'T LOOK ATTRACTIVE YOU THINK. YOUR BATH "il WOULD LAST ALL EVENING? A tl UNDERARMS, YOU KNOW, lh iS 1 Ci YOU XSTJ1 MUM I A BATH IS NEVER ENOUGH I TONIGHT ille. April 4.

1939, beloved hwband of Corinne Kennedy. At chapel. 5501 N. Ashland avenue. Chicago, where service will be held Friday, April 7, at p.

m. Interment Memorial Park. I'LL REALLY GIVE KLOS Elizabeth lAlieel Kloe. daughter of LOVE A CHANCE MUM takes the odor out of perspiration the late Jacob and Cora Klos, fond sister A ZrLV Wm i nil 1 I'LL LET MUM of Joseph, -Andrew, William. Nicholas, NwV- J.

KEEP ME FRESH I louts, and Cecilia Chambers, ana tne taie John Klos. Funeral Friday. April 7. at 8-45 a. from funeral home.

5346-50 W. North avenue, to St. John Boseo church. Interment St. Mary cemetery, Buffalo Grove, El.

Merrimac 9890. T'l i i I.