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CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 1943. 21' WIIT1TIE WINKLE WELL, BEEN GONE ALL DAY, OH, NO, U. S. BEGINS QUIZ DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES AN Y'COME HOME ALL IN -THAT FATHER I I yWEANS Y'GOT A NOT 7 OHHWh.DEAB.'.' fm I JJ'S GOOD TO BE 'li HOME AGAIN if DURKIN James Durkin. late of 7740 JrHlcJOB, EH, WINNIE? YET- APPLICATION AND TAKEN 4l 4- I TAKE 5 MORE TESTS TOMORRCWKp II I 111 I Peoria street, husband of the late Mary McLam Durkin.

dear father of Sara X. INTO CASHING OF Mrs. Katherine Schubert, the late Thomas. and James Durkin. Funeral Saturdsy at 10:30 a.

front funeral home. Hals ted at 76th street, to St. Leo church. Inter ment Holy Sepulchre. Stewart 7700.

STOLEN CHECKS EICHENBUSCH Caroline Eichenbusch. beloved sister of Joseph daughter of the late Joseph and Mary, sister of the LANGLOIB Elizabeth N. Langhus. Aur. 11.

of 616 8. Leavitt street, beloved wife of Willis, dear mother of Edith and Stanley, sister of Ella M. Orne. Services Saturday. Aur.

14. at U0 p. at chapel. 214-216 S. Western avenue at Jackson boulevard.

Interment Arlington. ALLOT Ruth C. Malloy. nee Clark, beloved wife of John Miquel Malloy. fond mother of Rntn Luzzo.

John. Mary Hack-ett. Dorothy Shuck. Kathryn Cramer. Betty Ann.

and the late Lorraine aod) James, grandmother of 11 grandchildren, sister of Fred -and Nellis Clark of Craw-fordsville. Ind, Kate. Pauline. Jesse, and the late Harry of Chicago, and James ot Indianapolis. Ind.

At residence, 6317 S. Throop street. Funeral Friday. Am. 13.

10 m. to St. Kilian's church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. late Mary, Elizabeth.

Teresa. George, and Raymond. Funeral Friday. 9:30 a. from funeral home.

1732 Wilson avenue, to Our Lady of Lourdes church. Inter ment St. Boniface cemetery. Currency Offices Used by ESCHENBURG Peter H. Eschenburg.

Aug. xo. 1943. husband of the late Minnie, nee May; beloved father of Anita M. and Mil Mail Box Thieves.

ton brother of Bertha M. Larimer, MARES Anton J. Mares of 1228 X. Taylor grandfather of Doris and Howard Eschen burg. Funeral Friday afternoon at 2 clock, at funeral home.

6216 N. Clark street, to Rosehill cemetery. avenue. Oak Park. Aug.

11, 1943. aged 57 years, beloved husband of Anna Mares, fond father of Rose Benak. Joseph Mares, and Mildred Goer, grandfather of lour grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at 11 a. ro, at home for funerals.

6842-44 W. Cermsk road. Interment Bohemian National cemetery. Information. Cicero 243.

An investigation by the United States district attorney and the se FARBEK Esther Farber of 2648 Evergreen avenue, beloved wife of Irving, devoted mother of Elaine and Joyce, loving ARRANGE DOUBLE Infantile Paralysis Increases in U. Netv Cases Here daughter of Julius and Anna Goldberg, fond sister of Yetta ChertkoS. and David, FUNERAL OF BOY HOMES PROJECT BRANDED UNFIT FOR HUMAN USE cret service into practices of currency exchanges in cashing stolen checks, particularly government al McCONKEY Carrie McConkey. ceo O'Gars, Funeral Thursday. Aug.

12. at 2 p. at chapel. Z23o w. Division street.

AND HIS FATHER 3.430 lotment checks issued to families of FRAIN Martin D. flight officer U. S. A. C.

at Santa Maria, dearly Services for Michael D. Kenney, KiU'CU WUB VI U1V Ul, VW of Birdie Gohde. Essie McKinzie. Alice Rosine. Lester.

Eileen Miller. Ted Gil-more and tba late Daniel. Funeral at funeral home. 4041 W. North avenue Saturday.

Aug. 14 at 2 p. m. Interment Oakridge. beloved son of Martin J.

and the late 42 years old, 6917 South Carpenter men in the army and navy, was under way yesterday. Approximately 90 per cent of the Evelyn Frain. Remains will arrive Fit day morning. Funeral Saturday. Ang.

14, at 9- a. from funeral home, 1018-20 W. 79th street, to Little Flower church. Washington, D. Aug.

11 (JP). The United States apparently will have the greatest number of poliomyelitis infantile paralysis cases this year since 1934 when there were 7,517. Public health officials said today that 2,753 cases were reported thru Aug. 7, compared with In the same period of last year and 3,430 in the similar period of 1934. McMTLLAN David Edward SfcaCiCaa.

Five new cases of infantile paralysis in Cook county outside Chicago yesterday brought the total since July 30 to 26, of which five have been fatal. In Chicago, the health department reported only one new case, but said seven persons were being examined as possible victims. The report yesterday raised Chicago's number of cases since the first of the year to 65. Eight deaths have been recorded. Bedford Park reported its first checks reported stolen in Chicago Land is Raps Flimsy Air Field Job.

Vincennes. Aug. 11 Spe Interment St. Mary's. street, and his son.

James, 9, who died within two days, will be held at 9 a. m. tomorrow in Sacred Heart church at 70th and May streets. The GARTNER Eva Gartner, nee Dormer, dear wile of Mathiae. mother of Janedie ana Aug.

9. 1943. at Concord. N. H-.

formerly of Evanston. 111., husband of the lata Alice McMillan, father of David E. McMillan Jr. and Mrs. George D.

Whcatley. brother of Mrs. J. B. Weis.

W. Miss M. and J. P. McMillan.

Servica 2 p. Friday, at chapel. 1667 Maple avenue, Evanston. Buna! Memorial Park. Martin, sister of Adam Dorner.

sister-in- father, who had been ill several law of Frank Hasselberger. Funeral Saturday. Aug. 14. 9 a.

from ebapel. 845 Armitage avenue, to Our Lady of cial. Rep. Gerald W. Landis Ind.

today termed the government housing project at near-by George army air field "a potential fire months, died Tuesday without knowing that his son had died Sunday. Kenney is survived by his widow, Mercy church. Burial St. Joseph a. GOLDEN Mary Cathryn Golden, nee Burns MEDVADOW Bessie Medvadow.

-wife of case yesterday. Other cases were: Currently, the disease is epidemic in California and Texas, they added. trap" and "unfit to live In either Marie, a son and two daughters. beloved wife of David L-. fond mother of Berwyn, one; Oak Park, three.

in summer or winter." Waukegan also listed three cases. David L. Jr Maureen Jane, and Patrick Francis, daughter of the lata John and and is verging on epidemic in Oklahoma and Kansas. Declaring that millions of dollars ere cashed in currency exchanges, which are protected by insurance, District Atty. J.

Albert Woll declared. He said the department of justice was considering calling in representatives of insurance companies, which must stand the losses cn stolen checks, in connection with the inquiry. Mail Box Thief Arraigned. Arrest of William V. Lakomy, 29 years old, 1606 South 61st avenue, Cicero, a crane operator and musician, who admitted stealing 108 checks in the last 19 months, was incidental to the investigation.

Lakomy admitted stealing, forging signatures, and cashing checks for a DEATH NOTICES Julia Burns, sister of Msrraret Jane and Ellen Burns. Funeral Friday. Aug. 13. 9:30 a.

from residence. 7940 S. Wood Dr. Edward A. Piszczek, director of the county health unit, said it was unlikely that the disease would il ii if Officials said there was not much incidence of the disease in the north have been wasted on the federal housing program, he suggested that a congressional investigation of it street, to Church of the LUUe Flower.

In Heiunrlam. reach its peak until the last week Burial Holy Sepulchre. or in New England. Principally a summer disease, pol be made. in August.

CAMPAN ELLA Angelina Campanella. A tribute of love and cherished memory to our dear wife and mother, who passed Rep. Landis, represents the GORMAN Ellen Gorman, nee Ahem. 2619 E. 74th street.

Aug. 10. 1943. beloved wife of the late Hilary P. Gorman, dear the late Jacob, fond mother of Jeasette Forkoeh and Lillian Flusser.

dear grandmother of Corp. Jerome Forkosh. Harriet Mind I. and great-grandmother of MichaeL. Funeral Thursday.

10 a. at chapel. 3021 Lawrence avenue. MURRAY Dorothy Mart Murray, dear daughter of Rose and the late John, fond aister of 'Donald. Funeral Saturday.

Aug. 14 at 9:16 a. from funeral home. 2157 Irving Park road, to St, Angelas church. Interment Mount Cancel.

VORDLTE Emma H. Nordlfe. nee Livenich. beloved wife of Edward HL. food mother of Clifford Ruth V.

and Dorothy Hog-fund, grandmother of Dome Stae and Robert. Resting at funeral home. S918 Irving Park road. Berries Friday. Aug.

13. at 2 p. m. Interment Acacia Park, 7th Indiana district, made his iomyelitis generally reaches the peak of its incidence about the first week in September and largely disappears with the arrival of cold mother of Kathrrn Kiler Konley. Helen charges after an inspection tour of way nva years ago today.

HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. FLOWER Abraham Flower. In lovlna mem 1934 1942 1943 'INFANTILE PARALYSIS CASES THRU AUG. 7 G. Kroeker.

and Ames Gorman, aunt of OBITUARIES the housing project at the air field, Marraret A hern and Roma A hero Olson Funeral from rharjel. 2700 E. 76th street. ory of our dear father, who passed away weather. which is located just over the Illi-nois state line eight miles north Thursday.

9:30 a. to St. Bride's church, disss a. m. Interment Mount AUs.

SONS AND DAUGHTERS. Peter H. Eschenburg. total of S5.919.28. He got $1,088.17 on Health officials say there Is no prophylactic means of combatting Olivet.

Ssg. 3737. Number of cases compared with west of here. Started Last Spring. GRIFFEL Nettie Griffel.

beloved wife of Funeral services for Peter H. Echenburg, 79 years old, retired cne check. Lakomy pleaded guilty to steal GOLDMAN Rata Goldman. In fond and loving remembrance of our sister, who passed away All. 12.

1B42. Gone but its spread. Mathias. fond sister -of EdwsM Oinert, last year and nine years ago, when the disease struck heavily in this Funeral Friday. Aur.

13. at 1:30 p. tn member of the board of trade and OHM ACHT Charles Ohmaeht. husband of at funeral home. 3026 Belmont avenue.

Interment Acacia Park cemetery. Mem Work on the project, originally scheduled to cost $300,000, was begun last spring and is now nearing for 40 years a grain commission mer country. lng three checks from mail boxes before United States Commissioner Edwin K. Walker, and was held to the federal grand jury in bonds of chant in Chicago, will be held at 2 not forgotten. Sleep the sleep that knows not breaking Morn of toil or night of wakirg.

DORA FOBINSKY. FRANCES M. LENNET. GOLDMAN Kate Goldman. In loving mem ber of Germania chapter 652, O.

E. a. Information. Juniper 4200. completion.

It was first planned to CHARGES BABY KIDNAPER IS HIS GUINEA Sussn Guinea (nee Kilburgl of the late Emma, nee Tatge: brother of Frank. Otto, and the late Carrie McGinn. Member of Chicago Typographical cnion. No. 16.

and York chapter. No. 48. S. M.

Besting at chapel. 7319 Madison street, Forest Psrk. Masonic services sue-ptces of Garneld lodge. No. 666.

A. F. A. Thursday. 8 -JO p.

m. Funeral Friday. 1:30 p. m. Inter meet Oakndge.

p. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 6216 North Clark street. He died Tuesday at the home of his nephew, buna zoo units, but later it was 6359 8. Fairfield avenue, beloved wile oi ory of our lear wife and mother, who RETRIAL BRINGS the late Daniel P.

Guinea fond moth MISSING WIFE Arnold Goelz, 827 Greenwood ave SLAYER OF GIRL nue, Wilmette. Mr. Eschenburg lived passed away one year mgo today. -It Is sweet to breathe your name. In your life we loved you dearly.

In death we do the same. LOVING HUSBAND. JACOB: SON. PAUL. AND DAUGHTER.

RUTH. KEY Lewis L. Okey psased away fun- Long Beach, Aug. 11 UP). A er of Daniel P.

Jr, u. 8. riorence. and the late Geraldine Dutton. sister of Frank.

Nicholas, and the late John and Peter Kilburg. and Mary Brown. At rhapel. 2506 W. 63d street.

Funeral Thursday. Aug. 12. 9:30 a. to St.

Rita's church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. with his son, Milton H- at 6549 A LIGHTER TERM day. Aug. 8.

at General hospital. -erans' administration. Wood. Wis. North Fairfield avenue.

A daughter, young cafe worker, Woodrow Mor Anita M. Eschenburg, also survives. PIEPHO August E. Piepho. dear nusban1 A jury of six women and six men HOUDEK Fred J.

Houdek. In loving memory of our dear husband and father, who GUTTMAN Harry Herman! J. Guttman. gan, told police today he is the legal husband of Mrs. Catherine Wright, held at Albany, Ore in the kidnap devoted husband of the late Pearl, fond Martin D.

Frain. yesterday returned a verdict ol manslaughter in the retrial of 52,500. Identification Urged. Capt. Thomas J.

Callaghan, divisional chief of the secret service here, who will cooperate in the inquiry, offered these suggestions to currency exchanges: 1. Insist that each patron show you his identification and be sure each check is in the hands of its owner. 2. Ask yourself if, in the case of a forged endorsement, the forger can be located. 3.

Don't be afraid to ask questions before cashing checks. Forgers are not particular. You must be of Bertha. ne Steidle; fond father Walter and Herbert, four grandchildren, brother of the late Dorothea. Funeral service Saturday.

3 p. at funeral home, 2118 Lawrence avenue. Interment Montrose. father of Hannah. Nathan, and Gertrude Baker.

Funeral services Friday. Aug. 13 at 10 a. m. at chapel.

936 E. to passed away two years ago today. LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN. JACOBY Leopold B. Jacoby.

In loving memory of our beloved husband and father. MANGO Irene Mango. Aug. 13. 1039.

Her memory we shall always keep. LOVING CHILDREN. Athon Papas, 59 years old, in the Services for Flight Officer Martin D. Frain, 5933 North Paulina street, who was killed Sunday when his fighter plane crashed near Santa ing from a hospital of 2 day old Judith Gurney. First Hungarian cemetery I WalUheimJ.

HADAMSCHEK Anna Hadamschek. Ang. Criminal court of Chief Justice PISANO Robert 2. Pisano. ared 23 months.

Morgan said he had been married John A. Sbarbaro. Papas was sentenced four years ago to 99 years in Maria, will be at 9 a. m. Sat 10.

of 2428 S. Christiana avenue, beloved wife of Edward, fond mother of Albert and the late Erich. Funeral Friday. 10 a. at rhapel.

4230 W. 26th street. decided to construct only 116. The houses are four family units. "We would like to know why they build stable housing projects down south and cardboard houses up north," Rep.

Landis declared after he had viewed the George field project. He asserted that these houses are built of beaver board, with cardboard partitions separating the four families expected to occupy each building. They are without cross-ventilation, he added, and located on a treeless prairie; they offer little protection from the sun in summer or the winds of winter. Turned Down Twice. Civilians working at George field are skilled workmen who receive good pay and they won't live in such cheap houses," the congressman said.

For that reason, he explained. Col. Edwin B. Bobzien, command WALZER Alfred Walser. In fond memory in Honolulu to Mrs.

Wright, who claims Sgt. Jesse Wright of the of our beloved hut-baud and father, who dear son of Pasquale and Mary. Gannon: fond brother of Patrick and Kathleen. Funeral Saturday. 8:30 a.

from funeral home. 2500 N. Cicero avenue to Our Lady of Grace church. Interment Mount Carmel. Berkshire 8070.

state's prison for the slaying of urday at the Little Flower church, 80th and Wood streets- He was 23 years old and is survived by his Interment Waldheim. Law. 0871. passed away 10 yrars ago today. LOVING WIFE AND SON.

Miss Muriel Campbell, 18, of 5452 HAHN Frances E. Hahn Inee Niesenl. be west Lemoyne avenue, as she fled loved wife of the late Joseph fond United States army is her husband. So far as he knows, Morgan said, there never was a divorce or annulment of his marriage. father, Martin J.

Frain. Flight Of RANDALL Milton Randall, beloved bus- mother of Helen. Josephine. Rosemary, ANDERSON Eathryn E. Anderson, of 154S W.

100th place. Aug. 11. 1943. dear wife of Victor C.

Anderson, fond mother ficer Frain was a veteran of the Frances. Mrs. Emily Mayer. Leo Mrs. from his fruit store at 5624 West North avenue after her high school companions had "raided" the store in a youthful prank.

Adeline Uttich. and Joseph sister of North African campaign, in which of Vivian sister of George Ben Morgan denied' Mrs. Wright's Julius W. Niesen. Funeral from resi band of the late Sadie, fond father of Lee and Florence, brother of Edith Bruno and Irene MrDoweL Resting at funeral home.

3918. Irving Park road. Services Friday. Aug. 13.

at 1 p. m. Interment Mount Hope, Can. 2659. jamin and Marshall Spurr.

Mrs. Elis he received the Purple Heart. dence. 225 W. Goethe street, Saturday, story, told Albany police that she abeth Cpham.

Mrs. Harriet Barnball. 9:30 a. to St. Joseph's church.

In Yesterday's retrial was reported Mrs. Margaret E. Kronquest. and the late Evelyn Kronquest. Resting at cnapeL terment St.

Boniface s. was injured during the bombing of Pearl Harbor. He said she suffered HALL Anna Hall. Aug. 11.

1943. at her RAVID Samuel G. Bavid. beloved nuari! to have been the briefest in the history of the Criminal courts. The 214 E.

lloth street. Services Saturday, Aug. 14. at 2 p. m.

Interment Oakndge BOARD DECIDES her injuries when she fell from a residence. 6637 Oshkosh avenue, wife of the late Isaae Newton Hall, dear mother case' started at 10 a. m. At 2:20 back porch of their home. BATEM AN Frank R.

Bateman. late of NEGROES SHARE p. m. the jury returned the verdict, After Pearl Harbor, Morgan told of the late Minnie, dear father ot Eetea Goldman. Suloey and the late Lacyio Pieer.

devoied grandfather of Martin Goldman and Philip Ravid. fond brother of Sol. Leah Ostrow. and lella Lina. Services Friday.

1 p. tn at rhapel. 6206 Broadway. Burial O. B.

Waldheim. Sergeant Dies in Africa of Motorcycle Injuries Word of the death in North Africa of Sgt. Otto C. Blechschmidt, 25 years old. was received from the war department yesterday by his widow, Mrs.

Eernice Blechschmidt, 215 Blackhawk road. Riverside. Sgt. Blechschmidt was a member of the forces invading North Africa last November and saw action in Tunisia. He died July 20 of injuries suffered in a motorcycle accident.

which carries a prison penalty of police, Mrs. Wright returned to the ing officer of the field, opposed the of Willa Mae Van Aken. Clarence, and Otis Hall and the late Valley Epperson and Lloyd Hall, grandmother of Lorene. La Verne, and Thomas, great-grandmother of Donald. Resting at funeral home.

68U7 Northwest hiehwsy. corner OverhilL till ONUS IN RIOTS 6131 N. Kildare avenue, dearly beloved husband of the late Teas, nee Brown; fond father of Frank Jr. brother of Ann Collins. Carrie Richards.

Charles, and Samuel. Resting at chapel. 3834-30 Irvina- Park road, where service wUl be 1 to 14 years. mainland, and he lost trace of her. project.

He was unable to prevent The chief witness for the state At Albany, Ore, authorities today REES Lyman B. Reea of 6045 M. Clark-et Detroit, Mich- Aug. 11 Friday. 1 p.

m. Funeral services at Edi was Miss Helen Freilich, 20, of 3100 released Jesse Wright from custody. held Friday at 2 p. tinder auspices troit's race riots of last June 21 were son Park Methodist church at 3 p. to.

its construction, however, when It was decided to erect it there after the cities of Vincenne Ind, and Lawrenceville, 111, had turned it down. of Integrity lodge. No. 997. A.

F. Burial Rosehill. Sheridan road, who testified the encounter with Papas followed a cele not planned or premeditated, nor He said he would stand by his wife, who is held in jail in default of $5,000 bail. Aug. 11.

1943. beloved bu'bend ol Agnes fond father of Milton Gregory Clarence A- Howard C. P. O. U.

S. and Lyman B. Rees brother of Frank A. Rees. At chapel.

5501 N. Ashland-av, where services wiU be held Saturday. Aug. 14. at 3 p.

m. Interment Acacia Park. were they inspired by subversive A. M. Interment Mount Olive cemetery.

BERNSTEIN Mitchell L. Bernstein, be loved husband of Celia. nee Jacobson; HALL Rita Agnes Hall fnee Burns) of 6155 S. Parkside avenue, beloved wife of Carl A- dear daughter of Mary (nee enemy influence, a fact-finding com bration of Austin High school youngsters. She said they entered the fruit stand for food and that dear father of Lee.

fond brother of Caul field and James F. Burns, fond mittee appointed by Gov. Harry F. Simon. Mever.

Isadore. niton. Harold, sister of Eugene Justin u.s. M.t. Kelly to investigate the disturbances BICE George Bice, loving husband of and Veronica Mae.

Funeral Friday. Aug. she tossed a watermelon to the Campbell girl. The scuffle with. Pa Bertha Rubin.

Hannah Klaff. and Frances Miller, devoted grandfather of Richard Earl. Services Thursday. 2 p. n- at reported today.

13 at 10 a. m. from Municipal Con a si oua hospital. 3026 S. California avenue.

The committee blamed the out chapel. 5206 Broadway. Anna, nee Thomas: fond fsther el Mrs. Wilms Gizzl. and Edwtn.

U. 8. stepfather of Dorothy. Resting st chapel. 1006 N.

Western avenue. Funeral notice later. Arm. 3378. pas ensued.

Papas testified he fired Interment Holy Sepulchre. Funeral private. break of violence on racial tension into the air. HANRAHAN P. F.

C. Thomas Patrick BOUGAS Peter A. Bouiras. beloved hus Hanrahan. son of Thomas aod Mary, nee band of Constantina.

father of Andrew which "was inflamed as a result of several disconnected incidents pro A motion for a new trial, entered ROSIN Pvt. 1st Class Julian thud D. and Ellie Bougas. and Demetra Dimae. Crotty.

brother of Mary. In action. July 28. Southwest Pacific late of 705 W. 73d street.

Memorial mass Moudsy. Aug. 16. Funeral Saturday. 1 p.

from chapel voked by a group of Negroes. by Papas' counsel, will be heard this morning. 5708 W. Madison street, to Assumption The report, dealing with nearly 9:30 a. at St.

Leo's church, 76th church. Harrison and Central-sta. Interment. Elm wood. Information, Mon.

1323. street and Emerald avenue. every phase-of the disorders in its FALLS AT HOME HANSEN Jennie Hansen, beloved daughter 10,000 words, was prepared by a GARDEN Marland BRADLEY William J. Bradley, beloved husband of Elizabeth tnee Johnl. father Rosin at Fort Bel voir.

Va beloved eon of Dave and Irene, nee Hams: twin brother of Robert, and brother of Ruth and Audrey, grandson of Lena Hams. Funeral notice later. Family at 6841 Clyde avenue, ROSSI Richard Rossi, suddenly, of 18 W. Ontario street. Funeral Saturday.

Aug. 14 at 9:311 a. tn. from funeral home, 866 N. Wells street to Assumption church.

Burial Mount Carmel. Del. 1525. of Hannah Hansen, sister of Manri group consisting of Prosecuting At Schroder, aunt of George Schroder. Fu of Marraret.

son of the late Michael and neral Friday. 2 p. at funeral home. 318 E. 71st street.

Interment Oak Woods. Mary Bradley of Steelton. Pa. Funeral from chapel. 2443 W.

127th street. Blue PROVE FATAL TO TWO CHILDREN Two children died yesterday of torney Wjlliam E. Dowling. Attorney General Herbert J. Rushton, Detroit Police Commissioner John E.

Wither-spoon, and State Police Commis near 71st street gats. Island. 111.. 11 a. to St.

Christo HOLSTE Mrs. Minnie Hoists, nee Prell pher's church. Midlothian. 111. Interment St.

Joseph's cemetery. Past commanaer ci SCAXLON Daniel Joseph Scan! on, Aug. 10. sioner Oscar Olander. berg.

Aug. 10. of Palatine. 111., beloved wife of Fred, mother of Alvin. Oscar.

Emily. Viola. Dorothy, and Lucille. Fu Fletcher E. Sullivan post.

Io. zosu, injuries suffered in falls at their homes. V. F. W.

Harrisburg. papers please "The looting and accompanying copy. For information call Blue isiana i neral Friday. 2:30 p. m- at funeral home.

26 W. Chicago avenue. Palatine, rioting followed the spreading of a Betty Brown, 10 years old, 1039 BRENT Marjorle Elizabeth Brent, Aug. 111. Interment Hillside cemetery.

false rumor by Leo Tipton, Negro, to 1943. of 1051 Madison street. Oak Park, beloved husband of Mary tneo Mulvvliel. son of the lata Daniel and Catherine Scanlon. fond brother of John E.

Kav-anaugh. loving ancle ot Pvt. William J. Killscky. Resung at funeral home.

318 X. Central avenue. Auoun. Services Saturdsy. 9 a.

St. Bernardine'e church. Forest Psrk. Interment Mount Oiivew Euclid 7487. 10.

beloved wife of Glenn dear daughter of Dr. Samuel H. and Marcia ISRAEL Kenneth Alsn Israel, aged S. son the effect that whites had killed a colored woman and her child at E. Grove, sister of Betty Jensen, ana of the Rev.

C. Wesley and Doris B. Israel, brother of Laurina and Marilyn Is North La Salle street, died in Hen-rotin hospital. She lost her balance when she leaned over third floor railing to converse with her playmate, Jacqueline Barnett, standing on a second floor balcony. Belle Isle." it stated.

Donald Grove. Services Friday. Aug. 13, at 1:30 p. at chapel.

124-120 Madi rael. Resting at chapeL, v-O Lake street. son street. Oak Park, at Lombard avenue. Oak Park.

Services Saturday. 1 :30 p. at Curler Avenue Methodist church. Oak Interment Mount Emblem. SCHALK Rudolph Otto Schalk.

beloved! Park, interment Mount xvmoiem. Moline Wife, 24, Dies BURNS Barbara Kopshaver Burns. Aug. JOHANNISSON Arnold Johannlsson. 6012 Robert J.

Pisano, 23 months old, APHIS, or plant lice, are infesting tomato and sweet corn plants In many gardens now. In most gardens in which plant lice are troublesome, ants also will be noticed since the lice often are carried to vegetable plants by ants. The ants themselves are not damaging, but gardeners who control ant populations will find that the lice will disappear. A good plan is to find the ant hills and destroy them by the use of cyanide products or carbon disul-phide. Cyanide insecticides are available in seed and hardware stores and carbon disulphide can be bought from druggists.

A parallel campaign against the plant aphis can be started by the use of nicotine sulphate spray, available in commercial form from hardware stores. Gardeners who usa nicotine sulphate sprays against plant aphis on tomato vines -should be certain to wash the fruits carefully before serving. 11. 1943. of 6600 S.

Peoria, dearly be husband of Anne, nee hlelhy: fond father of Fred. Raymond, and Mrs. Alios Ceo-grove. Funeral Friday. 2 p.

ol, at Lawrence, Mich. Capitol 0669. Warwick avenue, Ang. 9. 1943.

beloved husband of Elisabeth, loving father of from Infantile Paralysis loved wife of the late Miles, fond moth the late Margo. services Thursday. Aug. ture content. The moisture makes It impossible to store the corn without heavy spoilage.

Only In a silo can soft corn be utilized. A fully matured kernel will contain approximately 20 per cent water. If it contains 25 per cent or more it is considered soft and needs special precautions in storage. When soft corn Is ensiled it does not need any additional preservative to make good silage. It should be chopped finely, the pieces not more than one inch, across.

The silage should be tramped firmly and water added until each 100 pounds contains around 60 pounds of water. Building Trench Silo. If farmers already have stored alfalfa or other legumes in their silos they must find something else to hold the soft corn. The best solution is a trench silo. For all practical purposes it answers the same purpose as the standard cylinder type silo.

Trench silos can be dug in any handy spot. They usually are 12 feet wide at the top, 10 feet at the bottom, and about 8 feet deep. The length will vary according to the desired capacity. They seldom are less than 60 feet and frequently are more than 100 feet long. When the silo Is filled the silage er of Mrs.

Marie King. William C. George and the late Milo and Elmer, sister of the late Mrs. Matilda McC Unlock and 12. at 3 p.

at chapel. 2114 Irving Moline, 111., Aug. 11 Special. SCHOLZ Lt. George H.

Schol I. son of Mr. and Mrs. Pasquale Pisano, 201 North La Crosse avenue, died in Belmont hospital. He fell thru a window of his home on Tuesday when a screen gave way.

Park road. Interment at Aciaa X'ara. WHETHER the farm gets a corn crop this season now depends on the date of the first killing frost. Considering the late date at which the grain was planted, it has done exceptionally welL Growing weather has been perfect altho the farm could use some rain. Hot dry days have helped immensely to rush the crop to maturity.

The fields that went in last will not make field corn even if frost does hold off a few weeks later than Oct. 19, which is the average date cf the first frost The fields are far behind and are just beginning to tasseL This is not worrying the men, however, because this corn is destined for the silos and need not reach the flinty maturity of corn saved for ear feeding. Early Frost Problem. If the frost comes early and catches the other fields while the ears still are in the milk, the farm will have to salvage all of the crop thru the silos. This would put the farm in the bad predicament of having almost no stock feed as the oat crop has been light.

An early frost stops action in the tissues of the kernel and as a result the train is left with a hiRh mois Mrs. Howard Gregg 24 years old. Mrs. Anna Teeling. Funeral Saturday, 9 a.

from funeral home. 5522 JULITZ Caroline Julltz. 1st ot S753 N. Hals ted street, to Visitation church. In Christiana avenue, wife of the late Fred Charles Julita.

dear mother of William. of Moline, died today in Moline public hospital of Infantile paralysis. It was the city's first infantile paraly 645 Grove street. Oak Park. Aug.

1943. suddenly, at naval base. Lake City. Fla, beloved husband of Ruth, nee Bren-nan: loving father of George and Peter, son of George sod Anna Schola. brother of Mrs.

Lawrence W. Moore, Interment Arlington VaUooal cemetery. terment Mount Olivet. Member ol st, LiUian Bergeson. Clara Frankenberger, Agnes court.

No. 16. W. C. O.

and Fred, Helen Blum. Caroline Sieloff. Elsie Visitation Sanctuary society. sis death this year. Mrs.

Gregg was Ball, and Harold, graoomotner ot ii. and grest-rrandmother of 3. Resting at BURRIS Lt. Lloyd Burns. U.

S. M. C. OFFICIAL WEATHER FORECAST the daughter-in-law of Howard SHARP Katherine Sharp of 7036 Calumet suddenly. Aug.

e). 1943. at Jacksonvtue, chapel. 3834-36 Irving Park road. Funeral services Saturday.

2 p. m. Inter Gregg, circuit court clerk. No other beloved son of Charles and Neva Vogt. dear brother of Beatrice Burns.

At ment St. Lucas. polio cases have been reported here. avenue, devoted, wife of the late wiutana dear mo 'her of Harold F. At rest tn psrlnrs.

Xi24 E. 76th street. Funeral Saturday. 8 UtO a. m.

to St. Colnnbtaus church. Mass 9:30. Burial Mount Olivet. chaDel.

6 Mil M. Ashland avenue, wnere KABrTZKE Peter KabiUke. late of 4S14 INDIANA: Warm and humid: scattered services will be held Friday. Aug. 13.

at 2 p.m. Interment Rosen ill. UNDERTAKERS. N. Kedvale avenue, beloved husband of Bertha, nee Penning: brother of John William, Mary WetzeL Anna Latter.

thundershowers in extreme northwest and north portions. STATHOPOULOS Constantino Stathopeu- COLLETTI Anna Colletti. nee Costs, be- LOWER MICHIGAN: Continued warm: Charles. Ollie. and Clara, stepiather oi scattered thundershowers in west and north portions late in erening.

Paul Penning and Minnie Bohlman. grandfather ot Raymond and Violet. Resting at funeral home. 4332 Elston avenue. mb IGust Statnen.

beloved husband ox Anna, nee Wocniak: fond father ef Arnold and Bruce, dear brother ef Theodore. Funeral Saturday. Aug. 14. at p.

from chapel. 627 S. Hals ted. to Church of Assumption. Central avenue and Harrison street, Interment Elm wood.

WISCONSIN: Scattered thundershowers; lovea wile ox uscar loving moincr oi Margaret and Nancy, daughter of Joseph and Nancy Costa, sister of Sam. Santo. Philip. Genevieve Greenfield. Minnie Rupp.

and Marie Costa. Funeral Saturday at 9 a. m. from funeral home. 1023 N.

California avenue, to Our Lady Victory church. Interment St. Joseph's. Hum. 635S.

Service Saturday. Aug. 14, p. interment Concordia. should stand about five feet above the level of the ground.

The silage then should be covered with five or six inches of dirt, which will keep out rain and prevent spoilage. little change in temperature. Hlchest temperature for the last 12 BELLINGER Catherine Kellinger. beloved SUCHAN-John Soehan of 1633 Curler av Funeral Service Information hours and lowest for the last 24 hours preceding 7:30 p. m.

Aug. 11. wife of the late Joseph, dear mother of Elisabeth Renner. Clara Lee. George, and John.

Services Saturday. 2 p. at COCKRELL William Augustus CockrelL ii. H. ii.

Albuquerque. I3 70 Kansas 05 73 Atlanta 02 74 (Louisville 7 70 Bismarck 65 bSlMempbia 06 75 funeral home. 250O N. Cicero avenue. Interment Eden.

Berkshire 8070. nue. Berwyn. Aug. 11.

1943. ared 84 years, beloved father of Anna Nowak. Elsie Zamsstil. Charles, Edward. George, and lrwtn.

grandfather of eight grandchildren and two gnat-grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at 2 p. tn. at home tor funerals. 6842-44 W.

Cermak road. Cremation Bohemian National cemetery. Information. Cicero 243. FARMS STOCK EQUIPMENT Brownsville 80 Miami 00 73 XJiuniiDvuw Miami i v.

KEMPE Ernest Kempe, husband of the late Martna. dear inena ox ar. ana sirs. Anton Eckstein. Funeral Friday.

Aug. 13, Cheyenne 8 60 Chicasro 04 65 Columbus 00 68 Des 88 70 Detroit 89 67 AUg. XX. Ol lid XJcmpsier Evanston. 111., husband of Sarah Brooks Cockrell.

father of Mrs. Frances Nichols, grandfather of Blix Nichols and Mrs. Herbert M. Bingham. Washington.

D. C. Service 3:30 p. Thursday, at chapel. 1567 Maple avenue.

Evanston. Interment at Memorial Park cemetery. Paul 76 64 New Orleans. 74 New 80 68 Pittsburgh 88 70 St. 4 74 Wash 03 1" 1:30 p.

at chapel. 845 Armitage ave REAL ESTATE FARM LANDS. nue. Burial Montrose. TAGLIERI Giachino Taglien.

husband at ort Worth KENNEY James T. Kenney of 6917 S. REAL ESTATE FARM LANDS. Michigan. 5 A.

6 RM. hot water ben hse. 2x60. Brd. bse.

16x22: gd. soil; fruit, sm. rd. 3 blks. R.

K. twn. Oulv S4.00O. If. C.

Singer. Three Rivers, Michigan. the late Mary, beloved father of Jake. Michael. Joseph, and Oeorge.

Funeral Saturday. 2 p. at chapel. 1818 Laao street, Melrose Park. Carpenter street, beloved son el Vary Huck Kenney and the late Michael, dear brother of MichseL Dolores, and Rita COOLEY Charles B.

Cooley. beloved hus mm Kenney. and the late Barbara. Funeral TERRY Adah L. Terry, beloved wife of Illinois.

INVEST NOW IS A FARM HOME. 240 acres, more or less in Winnebago county, lllinoia. 6 miles n. w. ol Rock-lord, on a gravel road 31 miles to iili-nms paved highway No.

miles to school and church: improved: R. F. D. and telephone available: watered by well and creek. Price and terms reasonable.

Kockford National farm Loan Assn. Richard N. Shade. Secy Rockford. Illinois.

band of Mabel, nee Roberts, brother of Raymond L. Funeral Saturday. 2 p. nisi funeral home. Lake street and 2d avenue.

May wood. Interment Forest Home. Inf. Maywood 14. Friday.

8:45 a. from lunerat nome. 79th street at Loo mis boulevard, to Sacred Heart church. Interment St. Mary's cemetery.

Information. Triangle 1187. mm COUNTRY home In small village. S. W.

nice 6 rm. cemi-colouial cottage style; el. garage, fruit: 1 acre land: ideal retirement home. Only 82.150. cash.

Address 652. Tribune. DARACHUN Joseph Darachun. late of the late Harry fond mother of Arthur W. and Helen Underwood of Salem.

In 1. Funersl Friday. 2 p. m. at chap-l.

3723 W. Chicago avenue. Interment Elmwoodi Park cemetery. Pleas omit Cowers. Saginaw.

Mich, papers please copy. Capitol 6040. HEAL ESTATE FARM LANDS. Illinois. 60 ACRE FARM AND BUSINESS.

About 40 acres lor corn, soy beans, al-fi'Ja wl.at bal. spring watered rasture and wood: home lruit: 5 barn, gas station and -40 it. ui rarase with 3 mi. hvme quarters, poultry house: on Mate hway. at interior non.

-J miles to village: amaiuir bw-gain at S3.5i"j. Pp. b3 Big Free Cataio EarsaTns States. STROUT REAL-TT. 7-J S.

Chicago 3. STATE 7975. 20 ACRES AND HOUSE 7 fine fcapement. fireplace. 2 baths, sun porch: land partly landscaped.

high e.erauoc: houf-e about lr yrs. old: rood hot water heat. Original cost of iourf alore. S5O.0OO. Sac.

now. bouse and land S22 500: S7.500 cash. Outside limit (nnd South Side suburb. blocks bus transportation. For appointment to see.

KENNEY Michael Dewey Kenney of 6917 SOUTH SIDE CHAPEL 63 AND HARVARD-AVENCE. PHONE WENTWORTH 0025. SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED. CASEILL Morgan B. NORTH SIDE CHAPEL 6501 N.

ASHLAND-A VENUE. PHONE LONGBEACH S646. THURSDAY. DE LORME; Caroljn. 3 p.

m. at chapel. FRIDAY. BURRIS 14. Lloyd.

2 p.m. at chapel. SATURDAY. SEES Lyman B. 3 p.

m. at chapel. BEVERLY CHAPEL 2121 WEST 85TH-STREET. PHONE BEVERLY S182. THURSDAY.

KNOPP Georre Jr. 2 p. at chapel. SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED. RAUCTIS William.

WESTERM AN Herbert. 20 A. GOOD soil; good bath, wat. syBtem. nice creek, attractive, sightly; good loc.

S. W. 4548 S. Wentworth avenue, suddenly. Aur.

7. beloved husband of Ursula Inee Shimkus fond father of Violet Sylvia and Lino. Services Thursday. 2 P- at chapel. 4605 S.

Hermitage avenue. Interment Lithuanian National cemetery. Yards 1741. g4.000: terms. Koessler.

I4t) s. uearporn. TRAISMAN Ada Traisman. beloved FINEST S. Carpenter street, beloved husband oi Marie Huck Kenney, dear father of MichaeL Dolores.

Rita, and the late James T. and Barbara Kenney. fond son ot the late John and Mary Kenney. fond brother of Nora Finis. Daniel.

James and the late Thomas Kenney. Funeral Friday. 8:45 a. from funeral home. 79th street and Loomis boulevard, to Sacred Heart church.

Interment St. Mary's cemetery. Information. Triangle 1187. lent: ouuaings tair: norse.

nuiim included: S3.000 cash. Robert Eubank. 1004 of the late Samuel, dear mother ef Boss Goldstein. Jessia Levin. Dr.

Alfred S-. and five grandchildren, fond sister ef Ida Band. Funeral Thursday. lO a. an, at chapel.

3125 W. Roosevelt road. Interment Jewish Waldheim. DE SHON Harry A. De Shon of 4817 8.

lO ACRES BLACK LAND 3 blocks to Rock Island transportation, adjacent fine southwest village: walking distance school, churches, stores. Land now being- cultivated. Bargain price. Easy terms. Will divide.

ADDRESS 491. TRIBUNE. FARM and hunting t-round 376 acres rich bottom land. 8 rm. brick house: woodland, pasture, duck sloughs.

Raises finest crops. Good 150 miles from Chicago. Sell $35 an acre because of illness. Will also make deal on stock and equip. If desired.

Address 1. 169. Tribune. FUNERAL rUAPFIC VAHEY Margaret Yahey fnee O'ConneH. is ocx.

Aiin.i. Wisconsin. 84H ACRE farm with 9 rm. mod. house H.

w. inside bath; 6 cows: 3 heilers: 3 houses: 10 sheep; 400 chickens; 30 turkeys: trout stream. Full pr. S10.00O. Edward Schmidtke.

owner, route 21. Red Granite. Wisconsin 130 miles w. of Osh-koshl. or see Fred Schmidtke.

123d and Archer. Lemont. 111. KIRSCHNER Anna Kirschner. at Sogers Union avenue, beloved husband of Irene M.

Vander Walker De Shon. dear father of Roy. James. Pvt. Ralph.

Lorraine De Shon. Pvt. Allen Ondo. and the late Elizabeth De Shon. fond brother of Harriett Alberts.

Ethel Flentge. and Clarence De Shon. Funeral Friday. 2 p. m- at chapel.

712 W. 31st street. Interment Beverly ceuetery. Information Victory 1168. Aug.

10. 1943. beloved wife ef Joan, sister ot Mrs. Mary Cog an. Nellie.

Timothy, and the late Sarah and CapC Joseph O'ConnelL Funeral Friday. from residence 8013 Langiey avenue, to St. Dorothy's church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Bad.

7706. Psrk Hotel, wife of Julius G. Kirschner. mother ot Herbert Mrs. Elizabeth Greenberger.

and Albert A. Kirschner. sister ot Mrs. Rebecca Mallna. Harry Herrmann, and Mrs.

Fannie Abrama. Funeral services at funeral home. 6959 N. Clark street. Thursday.

2 :30 p. m. Interment Free Sons cemetery. Waldheim. DORCIC Mary U.

Dorcic. nee Stashak. sud RAILROAD land grant lands S4 to 95 per acre for good farm lands adapted for dairying, live stock, and grain; rood roads, water, towns, and markets. Send for booklet No. 6.

R. S. Oaar. Land JOHN CARROLL SONS VANDER WALKER See Harry A. Da Shea nouce.

lO ACRES ALL WOODS Sfco-t distance electric and bus outside boundary ol suburban ten- laces good paved road: conv -hocus, stores, churches. Must sell. will mane terms. Might divide. AtU'REsS 34.

TRIBUNE. lO ACRES, PART WOODS Highway bus trannp. 4 fine garden, soil: some large trees: outside line south side suburb with all city convenience: will sacrifice and sell on terms: sell half. Address 390. Tribune.

rm A MODERN 8 rm. residence and tenant house: complete set farm im-prr-yements: cott S3S.OO0 in 19 JO will remain: growing crops go with farm; runnier stream: brown silt loam; on i wilt ac ka owner. KRUSE Harry B. Kruse. beloved husband Soo Line.

Minneapolis. Minn. "HOME FOR FUNERALS' ERIE AT WABASH. WHY. 6060.

Indiana. GENTLEMAN'S ESTATE. S70 A stock grain dairy farm. ml. to beaut, lrge.

lake and summer resort; 9 r. mod. home, semi-mod. 7 r. tenant home, mod.

dairy barn. 34x151: 2 silos. 3 other barns, pltry. 12x79: mchy. bide.

24xb8; other elec: 400 a. tillable rich prod, soil; excellent crops: 170 a. wooded bluegrass pasture: well fenced; well drained- reliable tenant, share basis: S60 S12.0O0 bal. yrly. 10 yrs.

A. Ii. Olson. Knox. Indisna.

A FEW choice central and north central Indiana farms. Phone Capitol 2101 Thursday or Friday. After that write Mr. Chester V. Southard.

R. R. No. 6. Frank denly, late of 7301 S.

wood street, beloved wife of Matthew, dear mother of John. Paul, and Monica, sister of Stephen. Anthony, and Henry, daughter of Lazar and the late Katherine. Resting at funeral home. 7013 S.

Racine avenue. Funeral Friday. Aug. 13. at 11 a.

to Sacred Heart church. Interment St. Mary's. Stew. 0400.

VOGT See Burris notice. WIDMAIER Otto E. Widmaier. beloved 4542 RAVENSWOOU. LUJN.

U3U. FARM FOR SALE 320 acre farm, fully improved. Located 3 miles from Rice Lake in Barron Co Wis. With or without personal property. Terms if desired.

George of Adeline, nee Krause: fond latner of Robert H. Funeral Friday. Aug. 13. 9:15 a.

from funeral home. 4905 Lincoln avenue, to St. Priscilla'a church. Interment St. Joseph's cemetery.

K-ieovre. ttice iane, yvis. C. H. JORDAN CO.

FUNERAL HOME. 200 E. ERIE-ST. 89 YEARS' SERVICE husband of Theresa, nee bimoo; fond father of Mrs. Marie Poulson and P.

F. Robert. U. 8. M.

C. Seike Saturday. 3 p. at funeral borne. 6200 N.

Western avenue, corner ef Foster. Interment Acacia Park cemetery. LA CEY Annie M. Laeey Inee Saundersl SPACIOUS AIR-CONDITIONED NORTH: 929 W. Belmont SOUTH: 1820 S.

Michigan WEST: 2346 W. Madison IASY TO REACH BY BUS OR STREET CAR DOWLING James J. Dowling. beloved hus 127 ACRES Spring water. Good soil.

Near Ogdensbtirg, Wia. No bouse, two small barns. S3.600. Mrs. Mary Gunderson, Ogdensburg.

Wis. Telephone 23-13. YATES Ida Yates, nee Segsl. beloved wife PKEELES-BIDDLE. 783S COTTAGE GROVE.

RAD. 0S0. furt. Indians. A tj.

rieve. R.F.D. Xo. 1. Grant Pk, Ill, of 6741 8.

La Salle street, beloved wife of the late William, fond mother of Georre sister of Mrs. Came Lowry, Albert. George, and Charley Saunders. Funeral Friday at 9 a. m.

from funeral home. 6915 Wentworth avenue, to St. Anne's church. Interment Mount Olivet. 2fc A.

RICH soil; good road: 15 mi. Chi-cago. gfiSO. tms. Pul.4000, eves.

Ced.6590 95 ACRES Near lake. Good soil. Near Manawa. Wis. 85.000.

Mrs. Mary Gun-derson, Ogdensburg. Wis. Telephone 23-13. band of Mary nee Flanagan: fond father of Harold John J- William Thomas Annahetb, Eleanor, and the 7tn Tiamt.

crd Mrs. Ma bells Floreen. At residence. 1101 S. Home avenue.

Oak Park. Funeral Friday. Aug. 13. 9:30 a.

m. to St. Bernardine's church. Interment Mount Carmel. Please omit flowers.

CEMETERIES. ot Louis, fond mother of Irving. Dr. Jack. May Golder.

Charles. Sidney, and the late Kem. ucler of Abe. Sam. Morns, and Sadie Sheer.

Funeral Thursday. 3 p. at chaprl. 3021 Lawrence avenue. Interment Westlawn.

"OUSTOCK 0 me. farm: 40 ac. tilled, ro ac. wooded pasture: close to good rm. elec.

barn: ce-tcect silo; milk chicken comb. v. chnl Dnlv INDEPENDENCE. Security Bog 72 -pa'e free catalor farm bargains. UNITED.

Michigan. BEACT. 0 acre farm Nr. Coloma. Mich.

Mod- new bldgs. Liquidating pr. 14,600 frth.i nirtiriilan and pictures LANG Ted B. Lang, beloved husband ot 7-X South Dearborn-street. State 7075 nte Carl M.

Lar'sen. Woodstock. 111. DUNLAP Willism E. Dunlap.

beloved hus GOOD FARMS 100 ACRES AND UP. ALFRED PEDERSON. Williams Bay. Wis. YOUNG Lt- Frank Ltddle Teunr.

bwvbaed Banacn. 2131 JN. Jtocaweu. num. to-o.

MEMORIAL PARK Maaonlo aoctton: 4 rrav. lot: 8225. Teleph. Greenleal 3044. BEVERLY One 8 rve lot: ct.

6: hrrX loc. Low price. S260. Call Harvey 664. ARLINGTON in.

r. lot: choice loc: TW. care. Ari. T35Q after 5 T.

m. DAIRY farm Well cheap if tak. at once; must sell. Addre-s 233. Tribune.

nr. lake. Ck. on farm. 4 mi.

town. Price ipx 5 aT Paved road. nr. Korth-av. Fast ot Wheaton.

High south land. Price H.575. cash. $16 monthly. Ad- Lona May Lang, nee Crowell: loving father of Ronald and Melody Lang, dear on ot Lorena and the late George, brother of Hazel Doyle.

Augusta Larson. George and Birdena Lang. Funeral Friday. 2 p. at chapel.

4817 Madison street, Burial Irving Park cemetery. Past msster oT Union Park chanter. Ho. 64. O.

X. S. g.UUl. JJ. j.

ointirr. auict Rt'ca. band of the late Mary Bradley Dunlap. fond father of William Joseph. Pvt.

John Holland. Thomas Arthur. Gerard A. and the late Arthur B. Dunlap.

brother of Thomas J. Funeral Friday. Aur. 13. at 9 a.

from chapel. 3604 S. Hoyne avenue, to St. Maurice's church. Interment Mount Olivet.

sress 4 33. ITiDune, of Shirley Hartlep Young of 223 s. Oak Park avenue, son of La Roy and Frances Young, brother of Dorothy Yotfitg ot 1847 Gunderson-av, Berwyn. Body srr-ve Friday. Aug.

13. at funeral home. 203 S. Manon-st, Oak Park. Services 2 p.

to. Sato urday. Auf. 14, Burial OakrkUs, 4 ACRES Main road: small house, chicken 1.450: cash. $20 POULTRY, CHICKS, AND EQUIPMENT.

MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMS. JK ACRES rm. house, bam and out mo. Erwin Tmnev gremoni. xaicn, rmiidmr: pear j-ran anon, jn.ow, ewn.

balance, terms. Prospect 1139. Austin 1137. i CEMETERY MARKERS. MONUMENTS AT Samm.

M-Roebuck. utu aamr FOR sale 500 chickens per week hroiler plant: mornings only. 7510 W. Forest Preserve-drive. 133 AC Mod.

bk. barn: timber ck. 2 tot. town of 8.000 pop. Price S11.500.

D. C. Singer. Three Rivers, Mich. Is ACRE 3 rm.

botise: S3. 600: pltry. arace. Phono ELM HURST 1665..