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ORPHAN ANNIE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE i 22 Friday. Sept. 29. 1944. I fkA.IUi.M in I I SUE.

IS THE MOST ALERT CWUlb IN TME CLASS-HONEST ANb CONSCIENTIOUS IF ONLM' WOW IS VERY WELL, I BUT SUE SEEMS 1 WAIT A FEW DAYS-THEN 1 AMN1E INDEED! TO HAVE SOME TROUBLE Ji PERHAPS I SHOULD 7 1 DOING. 1 SUE UAS ft nl GETTING HER. I I SPEAK TO MRS. KENTON Harriet C. Kenyon.

nee Kelly beloved wife of Charlea fond aiater of Anabel and Georaa L. Kelly of Bnton Harbor. Mich Funeral from residence. 7109 Princeton avenue Saturday. 9 a.

to St. Carthaje'a church. Mast 9 30. Interment Calvary. Please orrSt flowers.

IN A lice Kerwln. beloved daughter ot the late Patrick and Catherine Ker win. fond aister of the late Catherine Collins and Thomas Kerwin. dear aunt ot Raymond Collins and Altee Kuhsr. Fu netal Saturday.

Sept. at li a. from late reaiden-, 341 FrankPn bnuie- SUE WOULt DO MER. HOMEWORK yard, tn St. Matthew a ehtirch.

tmirttirni Calvary. Merrimau PSI'O. i KI. A ri.i'KI Michael Klateekl. hnsbani of i fA LT.

J. H. DARROW KILLED WHILE ON RAID IN PACIFIC Mother Told Navigator of Bomber Died in Action. Lt John Hutchison Darrow, 20, navigator in a Liberator bomber, a t. -h -i -i i mum i a a at 1 -rS if S' 1 I I I I II I I tr-- 1 II umvsi rv -iJ Iv 1 it 'fit i jr a ji a w.

a atr i i nurcui ii a mmrn. wj RTi A -hrTi the 1st Mi'f. ford ttftr of a-n C. Flornte. Be i1 j-June, and Joyce.

Rcstirf st f-jierai st, 2bol Verxont a'ret. Biie la.anl Services SWturuay. 2 3- m. In-e nct Mount Greetiwoexj R'tRIN B'sa Am't'a beloved wife of Thma Rohm, r1 sister nf Joseph Knhik an! -f ty. t'uueral Sali' 'iv, rt I at ehipe'.

It" W. i 'i-tniient Hohrmtan National Me-i SACII Johanna T. s. ha, I its -loved te ol .4. tml e-i ef arl.

linen. 1 liner Walter. Ms t' l.end. Mta. Klie Imnftli a M'S-Berths ampWJ) sranitmomer ef Sachs.

Funersl ehlpel 7TiS ottace avenue Satnrriav. fit a. to st Francis de Paula h. Bir i St. Marys tmetery.

SA ora Sir.ent Tnee loved wife of the late 1. 1 tcet; of cieoese the 1 Mrs. s.a. a S' John, and We. tl.ro mother of c'ltrp, D.

Si a A A. F. Servt.es S.t irdr. 2pm parlors. St.

snl Eoreres-er a. Sell KOEDEft -se Si HWARTZ F. t.th Lvm a-i. a. 7 yesra.

residence T.rt'liri, K- voie.i oauahter of Herbert nl Adams hscit. e)iiries when atr'i. a ry home from hool -''i' Sept. 194 4. of Jack row, 1 navy.

Clemen;) Js afl Hrtrt hwsrts J-. ef run, 111. aran.i laush'er of -s. Fi'" A.l.tma Funeral sr.J Thurstls atternrxm. Sept.

Zi. 184. tr Louisvil.e. Ky. iff i 1 i i i at a i a "K.vry-v 11 i mm -r i KPfi mKma tha late siherine.

lather of 1 tn-rea. H.irnet. GTtrude. and tienrce. Saturday.

Sept. HO at hi a. from eharel, ft.r.'. Fullerton avenue 10 St Staui-laus and M. church.

Ifterroent St. Adalbert's. Information. Her. 7 LAHN Martha I.

aim nre Pirperl. beloved wife of the late Herman, fonj niolt.er of William. Ella Kin. Elmer. Lillian Enael, Esther Sells, anil Christ of Den-vet, sister of Emma McKeohn.

14 trrandi hildren and four reat-arandi hit dren. Funeral notice later, canal 0411 UNG Minnie H. Lane, at her la'e resi-Cence. 213W Walton, rt nuhler of the late Fraus and Louise Lann, siaier of Anna Rstiel stem, Emma. Ottilbe.

Kather-tne, F.lsa Mevrer. Susn Pohlmann. Karl, and the late Louise Hydrr, Funeral services Saturday at 2 p. m. at funeral home, 3.101 Fullerton avenue.

Interment aid-h'-im. Member of lmnierroen lodce. No. 14. D.

H. and Queen Esther chapter. No 41. O. E.

S. LA KV Rosa M. l.ankau. la'a of lo22 Ibver-ey parkway, beloved wife of i OBITUARIES was killed In ao -TT -sf ROBRKD BY TWO BlNtUT. Tlr John lilir.

ftooil Marinx an optometrist, vi, rnhhed of S25 and a diamond and emerald miff valued at 51. Int tiiaht bv two men rariyinc revolvera in front of Trtl Grenhaw he reported to police. tion Sept. 13 in a POP YOUNGER, 84, RETIRED TRIBUNE EMPLOYE, DIES Edward F. tPopl Younger, 84, retired manager of The Chicago Trib Capt.

Jerome D. Solomon. Capt. Jerome D. Solomon, 23, attached to the army medical corps, died Sept.

16 in New Guinea after mission on Los Negros Island in the Pacific area. Official notice has been received by his mother, Mrs. Esther Darrow r. 7H DEATH NOTICES an illnpc his nar. All-ur, tl' C.m.C .1 I a.t.4 In Me in or la in Paul grandmother of Joan and Walter SFMINETTA Serrtice'tk.

r-e ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Solomon, 215 w.fe cf ta la' John E.

Woodman. John E. Woodman, 71, who was a newspaper advertising representative in Chicago for 25 years, died yesterday in the home of his brother, James M. Woodman, 317 Center Waukegan, where he was visiting. His home was in Dunedin, Fla.

He was born in Chicago and was associated with Lorenzen and Woodman, and later with Cone, Hun-toon Woodman, newspaper representatives. He moved to Florida in 1925. He is survived by his widow, Eleanor a daughter, Mrs. Jr. Funeral Monday.

Oct. 2. 3 p. at funeral home, 5h Belmont avenue. Interment Irvine Park cemetery.

LARIMER Arthur E. Larimer of 1231 TocUy'! death noticei coniain the detail ol the funeral or memorial services of the following1 who died in the ervice of our country: Antonelli Bernard C. Bouchard Jerome Goodman C. Lynwood Hanson Richard V. Howell Austin Frank Humbrock Albert W.

Kisper Richard J. McBrlda William J. Radmer Thomas M. Spain Andrew J. Taraba "Thty nv0 tk acf full tneasurt of dtvotion" f.

th court. Cti-ero, formerly of edar jg-; cnestnut were i mL-C" informed yester-. day. An honor 4 graduate from the University of une I'ress service and a newspaper man in Chicago for more than 40 years, died yesterday in St. Luke's hos pital.

He suffered a stroke Wednesday. Pop Younger he had been called Pop since FREDRIKSE.N John Fredrikucn. 1943. In memory of our beloved on and bmther. DAD.

AND SISTER. FULLER In lovinr mmory of Roawell Haye Fuller, tlr-t lieutenant. P.td a-ro iu.iitrnti. A. lost in combat near Verdun on Sept.

2. 1U18. GRAUHM AN Amelia Graubntan. 1912. In loving mentorv of our beloved wile and mother.

HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. WHIRITY William Edward Whirity. 1H3V Tho our hearn may break with aorrow. Hy the srief no hard to bear. We ahull meet him soma bus lit mornint In a Qlliel ir.len inr LOVING WIFE AND SONS.

-fi Illinois collece of Ci medicine, a i it Solomon had been ii 11 i knn a crtn Pi ocl (in Michael, fond mother ef Frars; HsrrT, ster of Rosario. Vmcerzo Inana. and Carmen Abba'e. F'lnertl A a. m.

from chjtpel. 245H We-it-worth avenue, to All 'ainia' ch tr'i. Li ternient St. Mary a. Victory lnl.

JEVEL See Err ma Ol'ann SHEA John E. hc.sSa-1 cf Nellie Mahoney Shea bro" hr of Ne: th late Mrs Maithew Hre James C. She Funeral Ss i at 9 a fmrn res; 721 i a Shoi drive, to St Neri ehnrSi Maas ft .111 In'erme-W Rsdcliffe 2210. tpr Mass. piease H1I.VFRM AN Dorothy Ivermst.

aisler of l.ll-tMe Sri.ia A SafsSj f. marl Sod the late lli-na-i w.iveit I'iiiieini Fii.lsv. 2 st i04 W'. Roosevelt rd. Banal Rosemont Para SMITH-John Stuth beiovel husund ef Acnes.

ne Ma'onef irepu-g son ef Catherine, desr hroiher nf M'cliael Ji-nes ait Stsier Mary Michael Fnersl iir'i'. a rem fuciersl borte Z9 Mil street. Lombard. II, to Ssred Vtt I otnbsrd Interment st Monroe, rarers erf. In service for rapt.

1. n. Solomon. three years, enlisting shortly after finishing his internship at County hospital. He has been In Niw Guinea for six months.

Resides bis parents, he is survived by a brother and a sister. -Fritlrrnnl Kollcra- Lake, lieloved husband of Ethel, ties Fellers; devoted father of (Judlord Mildred D. imera. and Arthur E. brother nf Emma Johnson.

Myrtle Dock. Ilollie H. Larimer, Florence Kiggle. and Chester Larimer. 12 grandchildren.

Remains resting at chapel. 512S W. 2 I street, until noon Monday. Funeral Monday. Oct.

2 at 2 m. at the Clceio Bible chureh. 22d fls.e and avenue Interment Mount Aurtuin. ie. fid.

Memlr United Stnish War Veterans, iuihIoii post, 111. LAWRENCE Mary awrem-e. nee JuaUaibs. beloved wife ot the William. niuther of Joeph.

rrank. Anihotiy. William. Anna. Mra.

Marie Brien. and Mrs. Joaephtne Zolp. Ave grandchildren. Fu neral Saturday.

Sept. 30. 8:30 a. m- from resnlente. iti27 S.

Richmond street, to Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary chuivh Interment St. Casimir s. UROY-Msrtha L. I.eRny of 141 F. Slat place, belnved wife of cleorte.

ilesr niolher of Mrs. Alice Fogle. Nervn-es at ehapel. LAKE VIEW II API I II. Hit.

Kaatrrii Slur rrtif lor Slater Matiltlt a son, 714 Rosewood av, Winnetka. His itJAMtk. father was the late William Lt. John n. D.rrow.

Wheeler Darrow. Lu Darrow entered the army In February, 1943. He leaves a brother. Tech. S-t.

William W. Darrow of Camp Eowie, and a sister, Jar.e. Pvt. Austin Frank Humbrock. 20, a former student at Steinmetz Hich nrhool.

was kiUr-d in art ion' nn June 9 in France, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. August Humbrock, 2531 N. Parkside have learned. A brother.

Pvt. Kenneth Humbrock, is stationed in Italy. Honorary services will be held at 31 a. m. Sunday In Christ Lutheran church.

Mrs. Mary Zakrzc.vskl of 8ir.O Purk-y av. yesterday by the war department that her son, Pvt. Albin B. Zakrzevvski, 23, was killed in action Aus.

13 in France. A memorial mass will bo held Monday at 10 a. m. at St. Michael's church.

Scon I Lt. William T. Francke, and a brother. Dr. Charles F.

Weir. The funeral of Dr. Charles F. 6701 Stewart who died of a heart attack in his ollice Wednesday night, will be held at 2 p. m.

tomorrow in Englewood Methodist church, 64th st. and Stewart av. Dr. Weir was graduated from Northwestern university medical school in 1891, interned at St. Luke's hospital, and had practiced In tli same ollice at 337 W.

63d st. since. He was head of the Englewood hospital staff for several years. Survivors include his widow, Eleanor R. Weir; a daughter, Mrs.

Marion W. Gibbons of Glen-vlew; a son, Preston R. Weir of Detroit, and a brother, Adam of Washington, D. C. 7S.1S1 Cotlsge tirma sveiine.

Sundsy, th-l. i "PAIN stsIT St Thomaa Spa 1. at 4 p. ni. Kadcllfte 0-20.

i tkn a k.Ue,t a-wn a wif. frsn.e, I belorej of wlf Dr. W. Robert Williams. Services for Dr.

XV. Robert Williams, 59, a physician and surgeon in Chicago and Oak Park for the last 2H yfrirs, who died Wednesday in his home at 213 Scott swood River-side, will ln held tomorrow at 2:30 p. m. in the Riverside Presbyterian church. Since 1924 Dr.

Williams had specialized in the treatment of heart diseases. He was a staff membr-r at the West Suburban hospital and the Municipal Tuberculosis sanitarium. Surviving are his widow, Louise, and a daughter, Mrs. Eleanor W. A LLOY Margaret alloy.

belovd 4 Thomas a-id Mrv ca'0. re Hase of th lata Daniel, fond mother of Mrs WpKierltiinl almdav. rtl. at 1 p. tn.

at chapel. h.VU N. Anliland avrttue. FI.l.AUKTH IHRELKA. W.

M. SARA II C. MANASSE. Sec. A VERf.AN Huso A.

Arnerlan of 8MB 9. Inula avenue, beloved hUHband ot Mary, fond father of ra. harlea Watson, fji Way. Huku Jr. Mafr Sst.

ail and Hi" lata Mta. armen tun. Finn-ral Salnidiv. p. in.

at chapel, IM MkIiij iii vriiu. Inter-tlltuit OaWlltUtr. ANDERSON Andrew Amteraon. Sept. 101 I.

late nf fl-'lft N. laremont avenue, beloved huaband of Marie, fond father of Aenea Mct'rory, brother of Alfred of Dclavan. and Alma Johnaon of Mudiatni. Wia. Funeral Saturday, p.

at ehapel N. Ashland avenue, at Foater. Interment Rnleood. Member of Ivar lodite. No.

27, 1. O. V. Lon. fillT.

ANDERSON Marie Fba An.lerann. Sept. of T.tH N. avenue, ciak l'ark, Iwloved mcdher of Mr Elvira E. Martin, Mr, (ierttutte A.

Martin, and Mra. Mane A. I lruli. Servii'ea Salurdny. Sept, at 3 p.

ni at ehapel. 12M2H Madiin atreef. at I.ombanl avenue. Oak l'ark. Interment Foieat Home.

ANTONELLI Roto Antonelli. aeaman ll his earliest years K. F. I Top I Yoimcer. in newspaper 1 work came to The Tnmt'NF: on Oct.

4. 1919, as head of the press service, which he helped reorganize, and he remained as manager until retiring Oct. 6, 1935. He was born In Washburn, Woodford county, on July 1G, 1860. and became a reporter on the Teoria Transcript after graduation from high school.

He ramo lo Chirngo early in Ihe and operated a news service from the ottlce of the old Record-Herald. He retired to his plantation near Yazoo, in 1915 but a few years later returned to Chicago. He had an expert ear for plantation Negro dialect, which he memorialized In vrse that, appeared in The Si.npay TnmnNr. and in the-Line o' Type or Two for many years. Some of his poems were collected in a volume he called "Yazoo Valley Verse." He lived with his nephew, Edward Younger at 10429 Seeley av.

A sister, Mrs. Emma De Vault, lives In Los AngHes, Cat. The Rr-v. John Kvans, religion editor of The Trihunk, will conduct services at 2 p. m.

tomorrow in the chapel at 2121 W. 95th st. Mary Olson. Mrs. Anna Mason, Patrick.

Daniel, Mrs. Nell Rabbeth. Mrs. F.ltiabeth Small. James, Thomas, Fireman lC tl.

S. 1st 14. Joseph M. Olson, A. A.

and the late Philip Birdi and Fran ces Malloy. Funersl Saturday at 9 a i from lat residence, ftl" W. Klat street. In St. Martins church.

Intsrnisnt Mount b-ather of Joseph Mrint. Mary Marceiius, Ii ail t' lit Cecilia. Meoional trsss St ehi ehurch. 4Mt and Jtainrday. 30.

10 3d a tn. ST 1 For. Fs-e A. SUsfcrd -a late r.f 9 M'ioroe eii mntber of Maraaret Ke -g at tiineiat home. 4VH seri.t.n where aervices Will held Sept at 1 Intertneri Rtaet- I tl.FY-.lohn -c i band of the f- cf Frsnkbn.

brother ef s. a Member of Wnfihta Grnve i 1. A. F. A A.

Smm 30. 2 m. at 31.1 street. Interment a a 21. who was listed as missing in an I OUveC Wert 0457.

M. BRIDE Pvt. Rlrhsrd J. MeRrtde. D.

Jt A killed In action in France. Aug I 1 1. 1944. beloved son of Mary, fie Dennis, and the late Edward, loving brother of Corp. Patrick U.

9. medical corpa. Edward. Mary. Mrs James I Furlong.

Mrs. Thomas Shanahan, Pvt. 1st Class James T. MrBnde. t'.

S. over- laaa. previously retmrted niiHBinir, in In Italy Sept. II, seas, snd Veronica R. Memogial mass killed Sept.

3o. 10 3O a. at Sc. Mel srhurch. gTVmrwir7.Mi IH4.

t. formerly of W. Huron Mrs. Augusta J. Torstenson.

Services for Mrs. Augusta J. Torstenson, who died yesterday at her home, 3570 Oak Evanston, will be held at 11 a. m. tomorrow in the Covenant Methodist church in 1he suburb.

She was Ihe widow of John A. Torstenson, once a Lincoln park commissioner and founder of a paint and glass company that bore his name. Surviving are two sons, and Henry Torstenson; a daughter, Mrs. Ruth Finnell; two sisters, and six grandchildren. KChsrlrs C.

of Avalon avenue, cousin of William T. i Riggs. Resting at chapel. 73M1 Collage Cirove avenue, until Saturday noon. In- temment Buckley, 111 Sunday.

Rebecca McGuinness. pee raid over Naples, Italy, Sept. 2, 143, has been officially declared cai His parents. Mr. and Mrs.

M. Francke. live at 334 Helm-fcolz Waukegan. He was a pilot on a P-33. A brother, Don, is a marine fighter pilot in the South Fat Rocco Antonelli.

27, seaman first rlas in the navy, has been reported killed in action. His mother, Mrs. Kar.cy De Lucas, lives at 2638 West Huron st. He is also survived by his fepfather. Frank De Lucas, and four sisters.

Mrs. DeVere L. McXinch of 6700 Constance a v. received word yesterday that her of 1 stree" II I. t-rloved wife of f.c if Mrs Charles tee tr.

i Nowsk. snl Mrs Al-ew Rctn- ce. diughter cf leo! lis w.Vi. cf Josei-h re. Mrs Fwar1 "t-f r'Li a- 1 Mra.

Joseph rrni Sept. from Ixte A at 9 a tn to l-ilorss Ilr.ly Sepulchr. Tenon i.t Ti-s1! Fi J.Ftt Msrlha Fuller. Iste of DeKsth. Ill wife of the lale Frank uller, sister of Mis.

Nellie En kson. Mis Joephine Augilalil, Mis. Cornna Bersesnn and Mrs Mathilda Johnson of Norway. Resting- at and services Fl'idav. Sept.

29, 2 at funeral home. Linden avenue and Tower road. Hubbard Woods. Interment Memorial Park. FTPtNGE II Paul Gepplnaer.

7120 Hi.l.-elsnd avenue. Sept. 2M. 1944, hue-baiifl of Anna L. Geiiptnfer, nee Conroy; father of Pauline c'olvin and I.t.

Robert C. ticpplnyer. IJ S. A. A.

brother of Haicl VVitkinson, Karl, theater, and Marion Geppinaer. Funeral from chapel, and Harvard. Saturday Sept. 30. at 9 a.

to St. Lanrenee a church. Interment Mount Olivet. GinNFY Fhiabelh M. Oibney.

beloved ntniher of Arthur J. Cirover H. Mra. Mabel Brtlton. and Mrs.

Haiel Brown, sister ot Mrs. Ora Snvder. Mrs. Emma Cierhardl. Arthur and Harry Hanson.

At reat at ehapel, 23': 4 W. 111th street. Friday. Sept. 29.

3 p. m. Interment Oak Woods, GOODMAN Flight Officer Jerome Goodman, 7A L- A- suddenly. Casper. be-loved son of Dora and the late David, fond brother of Lena.

Louis. Morris. Ida Winaher, Ethel. Slit. Harry.

V. S. Fred, Benny. Irving, U. S.

and File gene. tl. S. of New York City. Funeral Friday, 2 p.

at funeral chapel, 15 Broadway, lo Jewiah Waldlieim. tiHOHAN- Winifred A. C.rosan. fl72rt Constance Sept. 2H, 144.

daughter of Winifred and John tirngari. aister ot Alice Trainer. Mary and Lt. John Grogan. V.

A. Funeral from chapel, and Harvard, Saturday, Sept. 30. at 10 a. to Bt.

Philip N'erl church. Gl'NDERSON Ovidia Gun.lerson nee Sand-berg 1. Sept. 27. of 59211 W.

Chicaco avenue, wile of the late Carl leloved mother of ceoree. Marearet. Blanche, and giorolhv. Servicea Saturday. 1 at funeral home.

3429 Fullerton avenue. Interment Mount Olive. Gt'NN Ellrabeth Gunn. widow of Alexander, dear mother of Kathryn O. Cameron, and Betty Barclay, grandmother of John A.

Cameron, sister of In Brims. Resting at funeral home. 67PS W. Madison street, where services will be held Saturday at 3.30 p. ni.

Interment Oaktidge. Aua. 2012. HALL Frank Burnham In Sqiian-tum. Mass, formerly of Berwyn.

111.. Sept. 2d. in his 7 4th year. huband of Daisy E.

I Austennell I at the home ot his daughter. Mrs. Thomas L. William-eon of Siiuantitm, Mass. Funeral servicea at the Union ong regal tonal church, Dennis, Thursday.

S-pt. 2M. at 3p.m. HAMLIN James W. Hamlin, beloved husband of Joaephltie.

father of James of Mrs Klleii Hamlin, brother of Mra, M.it-garel Toknlv. Mrs. Mane Bourey. Mra. Helen Alien.

illipm. I.t. Frank U. S. and A.

Hamlin. Resting at funeral home. 40 S. Ashland avenue. l.

Grange, where services will be held at 3 p. Saturday. Interment Clarendon Hilla cemetery. A MSA Felix F. Hamsa of 1421 V.

90th s'reei, beloved husband of Emma, nee Hattendorf; dear father of Pvt. Richard J. and the late Helen, fond brother of Elizabeth Straer and Fred Hama. of EI Pao. Anna Fiek.

Valburwa ac.l the Mte Charles. Services at chap, 7KIS Cottage cirove avenue. Saturday, Sept. 30. 3 p.

m. Interment Cak Woods. HANSON C. Lynwood Hanson. ML 2'C.

Shaw, beiove.1 wife of the 1st Hugh, ctesr mother of Dr. Hugh of Ysk-ma. the late Ellen. Ethel, and Ftlith, fond rrandmother of Douglas and Donald. Funeral iturday.

3 p.m.. at A. A. ep -4 at funeral home. 3.M9 23 N.

Pulaski road. 1 ii I''. late of .1 2.1 Hirre Sgt. William J. Radmer.

Staff Sgt. William J. Radmer, 38, operator of an army half-track with an armored division, died Monday in Battle Creek, after an operation, his widow, Elizabeth, 8029 42d Lyons, has been informed. Sgt. Radmer served with the nrmy two years and recently had bepn stationed at Camp Polk, La.

Also surviving are his mother, Mrs. Charles Radmer, and four sisters. Services will be held tomorrow at 1:30 p. m. from the residence, 8037 W.

White Lyons, to the Zlon Evangelical Lutheran church, Lyons. Mrs. Frank P. Dymond. Mrs.

Minnie Sherman Dymond, 79, a life long resident of Libertyville township, died yesterday in Condell Memorial hospital in Libertyville. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Phillips, were among the township's first settlers. Services will be at 3 p.

m. tomorrow in the Libertyville Presbyterian church. She is survived by her husband, Frank and two stepsons. Edward P. Byrnes.

Edward P. Byrnes, 71, chairman of the board and founder of the Boye Needle company, 4343 Ravenswood died last night in his home at 1107 Harvard Evanston. Surviving are his widow, Emma, and two sons, Edward Jr. and Philip T. Funeral services will be at 10 a.

m. tomorrow in St Nicholas church, Evanston. Mrs. Adeline Walz Francis-Mrs. Adeline Walz Francis, 75, whose parents helped settle the village of New Lenox, Will county, died at her home there yesterday.

She was the widow of John E. Francis, also the son of New Lenox pioneers, who arrived there in 1831. Mrs. Francis is survived by a son, John; three daughters, Helen, Elizabeth, and Mrs. George Koeller all of New Lenox, and two sisters.

Services will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in New Lenox Met hodist church. brother. Pvt.

Carl Mosher, 21. cf Fort Wayne, Ind, was killed In action in Italy cn Aug. 4. Pvt. Mosher joined the army on his 3 7th birthday, J.

23, 3 a.ir, and had served overseas for the last two years. He tank part in the F. M'CORMICK'S CUSTODY FIGHT TAKES NEW TURN Middletown, Sept. 28 0T). Asserting that the adopted children of Mrs.

Muriel McCormick Hubbard were being treated "more or less as articles of commerce or chattels," Mrs. Elvira H. Parsons, resigned guardian of the two children, today petitioned the Trobate court for permission to withdraw her resignation because it was the desire of the children that she be appointed their guardian." Thus the protracted court battle between Mrs. Hubbard, now a corporal in the WAC, and her brother. Fowler McCormick.

Chicago industrialist, took another turn. McCormick is seeking to remove his sister as the children's guardian on charges that she is not a fit person. He Is also fighting the Tro-bate court's subsequent approval of the adoption of the children by Dr. Frances M. Clarke of Durham and New London.

its rt. Tart M.nhrr. Mrs. Nellie J. Flack.

Mrs. Nellie J. Flack, 77, of Oak Park, died yesterday in West Suburban hospital. She was the widow of the Rev. G.

K. Flack, who was a member of the Methodist Rock River conference for more than 40 years. Services will be held at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 523 Lake Oak Tark.

She is survived by two sons, Lt. Comdr. C. E. Flack and Gene Flack, and three daughters.

Mrs. F. A. Hill. Mrs.

J. L. Ballou, and Mrs. B. P.

Bates. Iv'rth African. Sicilian, and Anzio campaigns and the capture of Rome. Pt. Gilbert A.

Mersch, 10, son cf Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mersch, 5700 Lain was killed in action Aug. 12 in France, lie was a graduate cf St. Rita's High school.

He landed In France shortly after D-day. Survivors include two brothers. Corp. F.rr.ert, in the army air force, sta-t in California, and Corp. Francis, serving in France, and a 5.ter.

Audrey. Memorial mass will bo said at 9:30 a. m. Monday in St. Raphael church, 60th and Jus-Lne its.

TWO GET DELAY IN HEtRlNO. Jitriaa X. J. Bonelli yesterday 'ontinned aaaaulf and robbery fharifn asainal William Purdv. 20.

1725 Wilon and Kenneth Torter. 21, 4 54a N. Ilmni-n in lloyn' court tn Oct. 11 for further poll.n Inrriitiiiatloii. am, of Naney Antimelli De Luea.

Ciiiataiiiiue. aietiatin nf Frank fn I. ueaa. bliitlier of Items ItelL-aater, Maiie iinato. Alvee Delaijiiil.i, and Lucille De Luiaa.

Memorial niaea later. BACKSTFDT Llllie S. Backatedt. beloved daughter of tho late Carl and Hilda llaek-aiedt. fond anter of Robert and Fred fiater.

Reatma at funeral home. Irvinr Paik road. Servieea Saturday, Seid. 30. at 2 p.

m. Ititrrnient Huaehill. BARN FS Mary Rarnea. daughter of the late Matthew and Urnlitet, aiater of 1'eter. Matthew, and the late William.

Funeral Saturday. 1 1 a. from chapel, 4 I. IS Madiaon atreet, lo St. Mel a chureh.

Interment Calvary. rieae omit flowers. BOUCHARD Pvt. 1st Clan Bernard C. Bouchard, U.

S. M. C. killed in action Juno 2S. 1914.

on Saipan, in yeara old. loving- aim of Enieat and Bouchard, nee Duraek: 8:135 S. "7Sth avenue. Oak Lawn, brother of Pvt. lat riaa Erncat U.

S. M. C. Marilyn. Robert, and Kenneth.

Memorial mii Sept. .10, Id a. St. Joscptra chureb. W.

5dth atreet. Suniiiut. 111. Bt'RITT Erncat 1'. Buritt ot 7T't Dejraw avenue.

Newark, N. on Thumday. Sept. 2. beloved huaband of the late Limits Iiiinlap and father of Marion II.

Wilaon. Si'rviee will he held at the for aervleea 1 Arthur K. Ilrown. Inc. I.

frt Park at lan-monl avenue. Motiti lair. on Saturday aliernonn at o'clock. BYCZEK Albert Bvejek, aud.tenly. Sept.

27. 1914. late of 2S 1 8 Short mreet. -loved huaband nf Sophie, nee Melcer: fond father of Dolores, hrother of Joeph. Funeral Monday.

Oct. 2. at a. from chapel. 2S19 Archer avenue, to St.

Barbara'! church. Interment Resurrection. A LA NDRIELLO Sea Ricciardoni notice. CALDERONE Antonlna CaMerona tnee. Cutraral.

late of 3119 S. Princeton avenue, beloved wife of the late Auetiat. fnnd mother ot Barth. Frank. Anthony.

Tvt. Gtta, U. S. and the late Ignazio and Sam. Funeral Saturday, 9 a.

from chapel, CflOO Wentworth avenue, to Sanet Man Inenronata chureh. Interment Mount Olivet. Victory ltitll. CARLSON ENie CarUnn. nee Norcren.

belt, ved wife of mother of Joan, Hiehter of Minnie Nations, sister of 'tlet and Johanna Siiuitrauv Funeral at lib key ehapel. 11. ik Foiel. III. Monday, p.

tn. burial tiak. Hill. CASHMORE Mari.tret Cashmore I nee Dwyer). beloved wife of Floyd, fond mother of Kay Alyee and Joanne.

Funeral Saturday. 10 a. from chapel. 307 Lincoln avenue, to Our Lady of Lourdca chureh. Interment All Sainta' cemetery.

William R. Co'lina at Peekskill. N. beloved husband of Myrtle Inee MeCalluml. ciear father of Shirley Ann and Barbara Jesn.

Servleea Monday. 2 p. m. at funeral home. Fullerton avenue.

Interment Roaehill Member of Peekskill loria-e. A. F. A. M- past patron of O.

E. S. Remaine will arrive Saturday morninft'. CONI.IN George Conlln. belnved aort nf Ihe late Pntrlek and Cathertne t'onlin.

brother of Frank C'onlin, Katharine Mc and the late Airnea Murphy and Harry Conlin. Funeral Saturday. Sept. at a. m.

from funeral home. B1.M) W. North avenue, to St G.ha church. Interment Calvary. Mer.

HSItil. CON ETT Berenice Connett Wllsonl. wife of the late Mahlen mother of William, daus-hter of Stella ami the late John, sister of Earl, Cottrtland. Wilbur, Robert. Nellie Smeed.

and the late Roy. Services at chapel. Srtth place and Vincennes avenue. Saturday at 2 p. m.

Interment Mount Hope. Stewart 6115, DAVI Camilla Davis nee Ahstroml filll N. Morart street. Sept. 27.

1944. beloved wife of Lewis C. Davis, dear mother of Ensien Albert L. Davis. U.

S. N. and I.t. Edward A. Davis, U.

S. A. A. C. devoted rtauehter of bla Ahstrom.

sister of Dr. J. P. Ahatnm, Maenus Ahstrom. and the late Anna.

Here. Services Frtdav. 3 p. at chapel. ft'JOe) Broadway.

Interment Roaehill cemetery. DYMOND Minnie Sherman Dymond of Libertyville, 111., beloved wife of Frank mother of the late Harry Sherman, stepmother of Dr. Earl C. of Jackson. and Forrest K.

Dymond of Chicago. Resting at funeral home, W. Park avenue, Libertyville. Ill Service at Firt Preabvtenan iliurrh. Saturday.

Sept. 30. at 3 p. m. Interment Lake Side cemetery.

ERHARDT Anna M. F.rhanlt. beloved wife of the late Aucut. fond mother of Lester. Mra.

Marearet Harmeninr. Mrs. Elizabeth Guntermann. Mrs. Lucille Frank.

Mra. Frances liroasctt. sister of Mrs. Minna Miller and the late Herman Wtcfel. Servi Saturday Sept.

1 p. at funeral home. .5200 N. Western avenue, corner of Foster. Interment Ridiewood.

i'. at tirioia. husband of Frieda, nee Bates; tnvltix father of Judith Ann. son of cieorge and the late Dinsv, brtilher of Florcm. WAC, Norma Miller, and Lt.

Ward. C. A A. Itestint at luurtal luiiue, til'Jtt Itnosi-vell road, corner Taylor avenue. Oak Park, until noon Friday.

Servieee at Clement presby. church, lth street and MUh court. Cicero. Sept. 29 at 2 p.

m. Interment Mount Auburn. Village tilOtl. HAYES Josephine Havea. beloved wife of Edward mother of Mrs.

Marie Moore. Josephine and Edward F. Ree-d. Remaina at ehapel 1S4S W. ti3d street.

Funeral Mrs. August A. Wegner. Services for Mrs. Jessie M.

Weg-ner, 2227 N. Karlov wife of August A. Wegner, retired Tribune photo engraver, will be held at 3 p. m. tomorrow In the chapel at 3301 Fullerton av.

Mrs. Wegner died Wednesday in Passavant hos-pitaL She also is survived by a son, Ray, and a brother, Ralph Moore. Thomas Backlin Wells. New York, Sept. 23 (P).

Harper publishers, said today they had received news of the death In Paris of Thomas Bucklin Well, 69, former editor in chief of Harper's magazine. He died In American hospital just before the Germans left Taris, the publishers said. He had lived In Paris since his retirement in 1931. Charles G. Black.

New York, Sept. 28 G. Black, 76, former president of Standard Oil Company of New Jersey and a director and vice president of the Standard Oil company, parent corporation, died here today. Black retired in 1933 after 50 years with the company. He started as an ofTice hoy in 1883.

Naval Petty Officer Gets Presidential Unit Citation John Grant Likey, 22, of 1045 El-Lctt Aurora, a naval petty officer firit class, now home on leave, received yesterday a Presidential tnit citation for combat demolition services on D-day in Normandy. He was wounded during the invasion. Young Likpy is with his wife, Betty, end son. John, 2. For Memorial Services have jour flowers sent to the homes of the bereaved.

Ralph H. Walker. i Services for Ralph 11. Walker, 57, of 1055 Cobb Kankakee, who died Wednesday in Mercy hospital, Chicago, will be held at 10 a. m.

tomorrow in St. Patrick's church, Kankakee. Mr. Walker was a retired Kankakee druggist. He leaves his widow, Emily, two daughters, and a son.

riur. MILS HIM nn i l'-iVwwvj. Si-pt AI'J Vire lit fhiP i'ni lifrr toiUy 1'- opprniimntrlr lc. i.nr nf the llrltrirg ajiiri.H,' alilfil I 1 army tar ioTr.n. Interment Rosehill.

Ind. osoo, FRT7. Lillian Mertg. siater of Katherlre. Il-iiry, John, Anna, and the 1st Cieorge Servicea Saturday, 3 p.

m. at chaiiel, I-ike Park avenue. Interment private. Hyde OU14. Mn.LER Davit Miller of 191, Hirrison street.

Evanston, father of Jessie. Iienny. Elizabeth Hollands. Emma Watroiis. An-nette Conrad.

Manorie, Wtllucm. Frank, and Donald Miller. Service Saturday. 3 P.m.. at chapel.

14tto Sherman avenue. Evanston. Interment Memorial Park. ILL Clara Mills. Sept.

2. beloved wife of the lale George fond mother of Mrs. George A. Brazier, grandmother of Arthur Robert and Vti ff'iii great grandmother of Rntert Beating at chapel. 4 clo Sherman avenue, Evans-bin.

Services Friday, 3 30 p. nt. M1TTI.ER John Mittler, lieloved husband of Marie, dear father of John and Joseph, fond brother of Eva Rrenner and Anna Feilinger. Funeral Saturday. 9 a from chapel.

172.1 Larraie street, to St. Michaels church. Interment St. Joseph's cemetery. MOR DEN Harry A.

Mnrden of 21 W. 11 lib. street, son of the lat James E. an. I Jane I nee Ryan), fond brother of George.

Mrs. Ruth Prone. Mr. Jane Beitty. James, and Mrs.

Stewart Allenaon. Semees at mortuary, 12 E. 112th place. Saturday. 2 p.

m. Interment Mount Hope. MORGAN Thomas Morgan, beloved hua. band of the late Mary, fond father of Stephen Morgan, brother of Frank H. Morgan.

Funeral Saturday. 9 30 a. m. from parlors. rlT street and Dorchester avenue, tn Holy Cross church.

Interment Mount Olivet. Member of Policemen's Benevolent association. Mti'EH Kannie Moses, beloved wife of Folk, fond mother of Anna Cohen. Milton, Henry, Use Sher of hicaio Heights, ami Merle Skolmk of Milwaukee. Funeral Friday.

2 at chapel, ttjtl L. 4 7th street. Burial West Lawn. MOYLES Jamil W. Mojlee.

husbsrtd of die lale Anna, father of James. Harry. Vera Cheever. May Kortum. and Noima Kevan.

Funeral Friday. 2 p. at chapeL 2344 W. Madiaon atreet. Bunal Arlington.

MYERS Helen fver fne formerly of Glenview, lieloved wife of Philip, tlear slater of Lucy B'Mington, tleorse F. Reichert. William 3. Reichert, and Lillian M. Fuller.

At chapel. ljneoln av. nue. where services will be held M-ird-iv. 1 :30 p.

m. Interment Memorial Par. MTCH Gene Nltch, beloved daughter of Joseph end Agnes, lovinr sister of Hit Ni'l' Sgt. Raymond, V. M.

ami sister in law of Richard Naiten Resting haiiel. 2H Elston avenue, Saturday. Sept. 30. 0 30 a.

lo M. Juliana church NORTON Hugh Norton lieloved son of Hugh J. Norton fond brother of Mrs. Mary Ix Witt, Mrs Fvelvn Metrner. Pvt Le Roy.

I'. S. A Staff Sgt. Roland. 1T.

S. and Lozell Norton. Funeral Saturday, 9 a. m. from chapel.

Lake Park avenue, to Church of St. Thomas the Apostle. Interment St. Mary Hyde Park 0014. O'BRIEN Mary Elizabeth O'Brien of 7218 Ebcrhart avenue, beloved sister of the late John Thomas J.

Sheridan, and William S. O'Brien. Funeral Saturday. 9 a from funeral home. 31S E.

71st street, to St. Columhanue' church. Interment Calvary. OLTM ANN'S Emma Oltmanns. ace beloved wife of the late Civil war veteran William, dear mother of W.

L. oltmanns and Clara E. Sevel. Services Saturday. II a.

at funeral heme. 14AS Belmont avenue. Interment Rock Island. 111. OTREMB William C.

Otremba. Sept 27. lat of 22H9 Bidden avenue, formerly of 3129 N. Seelev avenue, beloved son of Wendell J. ami Anna, fond brother of Wendell Jr.

and Robert. Funeral Saturday. Sept 3o. at 10 a. at funersl borne.

2oritl-5st Belmont avenue, to St. Adaliiert a cemetery. FENFIELD Minnie P. renfleld, nn epi. 2fl.

1944. beloved wife of the late Raymond Penfieid. dear mother of James Preston Penfletd. the late Julia Penfieid Bastedo. and Harold C.

Penfieid. adoring grandmother of 1st Lt. Raymond C. Pen-field. Staff Sgt.

John Bastedo. Mrs. Eileen Kettenbock. Mr. Dolce Paulson, and Mrs.

Marguerite Stockholm. Services at Walter B. Cooke. funeral home. 117 W.

7 2d street. New York. Thursday. 8 p. m.

Interment Willoughby. O. rFEIFFER William Pfelffer. East-wood avenue. Sept.

26. 1944. loving son of the late Louie and Mary Pfeiffer. dear brother of Joseph A Jacob. Frances P.

I nterfencer, Louis. Helen Edward, and Mathilda Yunksr. Funeral Saturday. Sept. 30.

at 10 30 from chapel. 2114 Irvine Park road, to bt. Mathias' church. RADMER Staff Sat. William J.

v'tner. 0. S. beloved husband of El'ia-netli, dear son of Mr. I harle Rad- mer, brother of Mra.

Louise Grewe. I.ydia, Alma, and Rolwrta Hj.lmtr. Fu-nernl 1 ni. S-iturd av. from lte residence.

bO.I7 W. White avenue. Lyons. HI to Zion Ev. Luth.

church. Interment liethama. RATEL Se Minnie II Lang not'ee. REA Kosaria Kea I nee age 75 years, born Amino. Italy, of Calhoun avenue.

Sept. 20. beloved wife of Paiuale, dear mother of Domini, k. Anthony. Leon Rea.

and Mrs. Anna Rea. seven grandchildren and one great grandchild. Remains at lale residence. Funeral Saturday.

Sept. an. II i. tn SI Sventie betoved s--r ef 4'--ew Margaret, brother of Helen rvii S-tlweniiessen. and irnsrsi hrrt Funeral Siturdav -t-t 1 at funeral bnme.

2n CfiS Peirrtct ave-ue. Interment Acacia Para cemrtery. IHI'N-Anna T'i'in. ford rie-Vt ef er-ence. s'ater of Mi-, ari Seen J'-rsart.

at heme. nn sr-nie. Satunjay. rt. 3).

at 1 p. re Jfer-irent private. f.as errt 2w-e-s. Information. Rad'-Ii5e TORTFN-ON Sept.

st her resun-e 1570 Ota avenue. Fvsnston. of the lat Jc-n A. Torstenson. beloved reotrier ef Henry, and Mrs.

Tl-i'tl F-nnelt g-S'il chll.tten, sister of M-a Hal's A IViersc'S of Prentice, Wis, arid Mrs. Alms Fle-tpi'si Funeral Saturday. II a m. at lieiia M-ihotbat ehttrt-h. Partrev ar.d Hi-r-a-i street, Evanston.

where ave w''l tie ita frtim 1 tn At rest at es 3175 N. Clark street. Banal TURNER Se Tuirisi not.e. TUT'TN'SKI Ros, TnyrnaVt. r-'ovd We of John, lovng mother of F'ory G.

Weyna. Evelyn May. and Lo-rett Kattner. rrcimriir ef 12 f-i-'l-children. Resting at fjneral Fu'strton avenue.

Funeel Sat'iriav, Sept. 9 .10 a lo St church. Interment GNER Joseph Warner ef 1 careen street, tteiove-l husban-t ef lens, fond father cf Joaej-tj, el ---smger. Flizsbeth Kee-an. snl t.e la Ferdinand, brother of Hinrr.

Jacob, and Mai1.e- grsodlgther of fiur. Rstrg st Chaiel. S. Ha.sed stret. te- services will be held Saturday st 2 m.

Vemlier of Wsi-te-k 1 Ci7. A. F. A. M.

Interment -a WFGNf RJesa M. Wet ner cf Kie lov svenite tslovet wife of s-mother of It Slid siater of La -e Servi.es Sxt.itdvv at 3 m. st home. Fuiierton aventje Acacia Park. Member of Kelvyn Par chapter.

No. 909. O. E. WEIR Dr.

Charles F. Weir. Sept. 27 ly4. S.

avenue, leiovd r. .1 of Eleanor R. Weir, fa'her oj -s Mar-tan W. it) brother of Adam We-r of C. At chapel.

41i W. .11 street rionti Saturday. Funeral 2 p. e-wood ehur-h. Hl'h an1 irt aventie.

Imerment WIDMAR James I. beleted band of Amalta. ne Zsvie, iitber ot me Hill. Lillian llar1- and Mi.tlr:, fond father-in law of Hares' and Comdr W.ll.am li il. brot tr cf rank, gr an.tf ii Icr of Jirt, v.

llir-lv. Funer.il from crti-et. fts North avenue, Sxtor.tiv. Set, I to a Co St bur, i- Matys. Flmburst.

Haymarsst K'. Willi NN Anna Wi.tlmanit iiteet -al N. Kddare avelitie e-lovrd i' of Ml. fond nuether of Msg Jr Ijeo, ci Arthur. I'.

anl Lerritne. of Joyce. Carole. E. and Edward.

Funeral 9 a. from funeral home, 4ili N. avenue, to St. Etward cnarcS. Interment All exetery.

WIT.LIAM's George Williar-a, e-if. 2. 1914. at Bethany bo re, beloved of the late Clara Willa-r. fnnd h-if'f of Matilda Johnson, un- ls of Emorr.

Et-rov, snd Francea Johnaon. R.tfar-1. I ird, and Mtiford Ray. and lhe At chapel. JiMtf N.

Ashland avecue. w- aervn-es will be be.d Saturday. g--rt at 2 p. m. Intern-ent R-seh Mir-e" of Cornerstone lodge.

3. 67 5. A. F. A.

M. WILLIAMS Dr. W. Rnbe-t i'4 road. Riveraice, Se; 27.

beloved hust. and nf i outa Bassett, iee-Ing father of Kleanor Wi: tarns Msrie t. grandlataer of Barbara Manage d. at 1st residem-e, from Fnty evening until 12 noon Savirday Saturday. 2 p.

at church. Interment Forest hue Riversid tJO. WITTE Othelia Wife fnee Terminal avenue. Skr beloved fe of th late Robert dear rao.er cf Mrs. Vera Noettiirg.

fond grardmot of Frarg Witt Noetiiir.g. Fur.eral 2 at funeral heme, S' .17 N. Cenee road. Skckie. cf Login chapter.

No. 50. O. S. Bunal Rosea '2 WOHLGEMUTH Kurt loved husband of Irene fries Iv, I.

on of Julie Wnh'cemtith err-cea day. 2 p. at fcrcawsr Interment Rosehill. Charles W. To ept 2 :4 or Still S.

Elizae'h street, Arnt R. Young of Portland, fl-e Se-v at chapel. 2 7 1 1 N. Cla-k s'reet Si-tictav. at 3 p.

m. Literrr.er.t Plea-e omit YOUNGER Edwa-d Yo'mrer. IHC9 Seidey avenue, 'Vl. TS. It'll, the la'e Dr.

Ch-Ie Yosjeger n2 Fmm Vault nf Los uncle of Fdward F. Younger II At el. 2121 fciVh where r--- Will be. I SanirdaV. -pt.

ol at p. m. Interment Mouit ZArtdUR Thomas 7.hour is'e ef tgden avenue, l.yotis. rie.oir.c h. b.

in.i of Marie, ree Janoh loving tber of George an.1 LilLan P-aag. f.ither in law of Frank Hrak Antoinette, dear grandfather of tt. grand. -hildien and tin great grafi dren. Servicea Saturday.

2 p. at W. street Cre-rn-mr, fn. hemiao National. l'l omil wars Law 2912.

I.t. Nunfnnl fit thri ftrmy reported to police yeaterduy the theft of a cmr and sat ration coupon from hi car parked in front of hi hnp-e at 5401 Cornell UNDERTAKERS OFFICIAL WEATHER FORECAST Saturday. HE1TSC1IM1DT T.ouiae Heitschmidt. be-loved wife of Rolierl lovut mother of Roliert F. and ttie lale Edward grandmother of Virginia.

Ted. Curtis, and Roliert E. Resting at chapel. 70.10 S. street.

Services Saturday at 1 :30 p. m. Interment Fairnuiunt. Tn. 0591).

HI 'KLIN Avis Akcrlund Huklin. Sept 1914, at West Point. a beloved wife of Lt. Ilerls-it II llicklin. dear niolher of Malcolm and Dale, loud sister of J.

Edward U. S. Friday, 4 p. at graveside, Rldgewood 17. H1PELICS Charles Ilipelitis.

husband of the late F.ltzab th. father of Mrs. Louise Stromwall. Mrs. Emma Cole, and Mrs.

Margaret Winter. Resting at chapel. B4O0 S. Ashland avenue. Funeral Saturday.

1:30 p.m. Interment Oak Woods. HOWELL Lt. Richard V. Howell, beloved "eja husband of Marian E.

nee Olson (j father of Richard V. son of Ver- non H. and Zeltha Howell, brother of William R. Resting at chapel. 79th and Emerald, after Friday noon.

Services Saturday. 1 :30 p. m. Interment Mount Greenwood. Hl'GYA Joseph Hust.

la'e of S420 W. 95th street. Oak Lawn. husband of Hazel Tarp Hugya. father of Mary.

Joe. phine. Belly. Joseph, and Charles Husya. brother of Steve Htigya.

Funeral Saturday, 8 45 a. from funeral home. 79th street at Loomis boulevard, 'o St. Orald a chureh Interment St. Mary cemetery.

Information. Triangle 11H7. I'M RROCK Pvt. lat Class Austin Frank 1 Tv 4. The Vuitwl Stafs weather bureau fore-ri for tocay and tomorrow and yester-Ci table ol reuords iollow INDIANA: roratrtr and ron- i cpfl today and tombt: (air and tomorrow.

IX'VFR Mil HJtiAN: Fair to.liT and anii'r in not la toUajr and in tnmorrow. CPPFR Inerpainj rIouli's9 hv Hzht how-e- t'Tshl and i.ike Superior to-TT-'O-r'-ii i w.rm'-r to'iay: oor. -r tomorrow erntte winds, becominir V' Fair beeomine cloudy aid tomorrow: scattered lih't in nrirtfi am! in souiii TT WiMMT and loriichl: -i J-br cooier tn north and eeiiual .5. Minneapolis cloudy Oklahoma ity. rain.

Omaha, cloudy Kapid City, clear St. Lonm. (-'mix City. Wichita. nii'--ini? KiiMpro lnte, Atlanta, rinndy l-n-ion.

-rain Flufialo. cloudy ram New York, cloudy I'hllad'lphia. cloudy riMshuriirh. ram Wahineinn. rain t.ulf ktates Aliltene, A lo.

dtMr lon'jy Kl Kort Worth, a I vetnn. clfMli'y .1 clear Miami, cloudy New Orh-an-. ram -an Antonio, cloudy, Ti-ntia. cl.indi- Mountain htate cloudy cloudy h'-yenne. Jienver.

cloudy Havre, elnildv Ht'lcrti. cloudy I'hocinx. cloudy 1 ta, Hunibrock. s. A ag'-d 20 killed In action June 9.

In bv 1 11 flr toTijL'hl ar.d Mjltfrd tjow-r wrir.t-r today and south France. aeiavr(i sou of Marie and Au 15 Tr. Tr. 40 fit 4S Tr. 1 f.5 Tr.

..73 rw .74 HI 4 7 a .40 .7 ftH 1 .78 hi .17 fi'. Tr Tr. .7 Tr. 7-' 4 7.1 .10 ti: 7s Tr. 7 7 7 .15 Tr.

73 .04 5H ..70 70 Tr. 4t Rf fiO 7S H'l 51 .0.1 ..7.1 ..71 ft 2 ..74 4') 75 lorn LAIN SON Funeral Information SOUTH SIDE CHAPEL' 6.ID AND HARVARD-AVENUE. PHONE WENT WORTH 0025. FRIDAY. DA VIES Margaret.

2 p. m. at ehapel. LYMAN John. 10 a.

m. in church. MORSE Minnie Bell. 1 p. m.

at chapel. SATCRDAT. GEPI'INGER I'aut G. 8:30 m. in chureh.

SCHLESSER John Emtl. 10 a. tn. at chapel. NORTH SIDE CHAPEL 6301 NORTH AS HLAND-A VENUE.

PHONE LONGBEACH 2848. FRIDAY. BOOHER Chealer H. 3 p. m.

at chapel. SATURDAY. O'NEILL Venia. 11 a. m.

at chapel. WESTERLUND Mathilda. 1 p.m. at chapel. WILLIAMS Georte.

2 p. tn. at chapel. SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED. NOEL rhthp E.

BEVERLY CHAPEL 2121 WEST 0.VTH STREET. PHONE BEVERLY 2182. SATURDAY. YOUNGER Edward F. 2 p.

m. at ehapel LAIN SON eeiiorself! Place ct observation. of wea'her. S-! C5. .30 p.

m. Celra) war central tate ruehlo. I'loudv Salt I. -ike i iiy. clear 7 ..79 i sieihc tHte, Fr looey AiiutI' I'ortltnd.

clondw Sail IliegO. clear an Fraii' ii'n, loudy S'-attle cioudv Sjtdvane. dourly uma. clear FALKER Milton E. Falkcr of 4 159 Ellis avenue, dear brolner of Arthur and Elmer alker and Mrs.

Alice Mayer. Funeral Friday, Sept. 29. at 10 a. at chapel, E.

street, to Koschill. Vl( ELLA Micbela Marsaret Fisclla. nee St.inu. beloved wile of the late Siais-miindo. loving mother of lippa.

Franees K.i-paine Sarah Hui-cola. and Minnie, seder nf Hoario Stansu and the late t'armella La Vecchia. Funeral Moil rtay at a. nl. from late resilience.

P.iuhn;, atreel. to Little Flower chllretl. Hoth and Wool afreets Interment Mount olivet. Inlormaiion, Victory lst.ll. FLACK Nellie .1 Fla- k.

wife of the late Rev. G. mother of Dr. C. E.

and Gene link Mis F. A. Hill. Mra. J.

L. Ballou. and Mrs It ites. At rest and wmn i at ehapel. Lake street, llak Park.

Satnrdae I 1 in. Interment Memorial Park. Kite, liild When eyes feel tired smart burn due to overwork, excessive reading, lack ot sleep, dust, wind or sun-glare, occlinb Eye Drops, and completely relax! See for yourself what a real aid to nature occline actually is for this scientific blend of eight ingredients is marvelously soothing cooling tired, weary eyes Makes eyes feel grand! Insist on safe, soothing ocuune the only approved preparation made In all four forms: eye bath eye pads eye salve and quick-to-apply Cart-onawe. 6f 5 ajo oloif.y ti 5S i. Tl 5 run 7 tll i.V i.

I'ro -ioj .1 't '-loudy .4 drren ci'- tr I' r.i,:i Is 71 (,., 1 li." ci'- .1.1 i' i' a.r ran 11:1 .4:1 n-bv; .1 i7 5.ii.:i ir.p -'ir. .14 I if- .114 Xrt eentral fttiites i- r.e.ir C7 37 II lounr 1 1 a r.s 2 I A ENT I gust, brother of Pvt. Kenneth in Italv. Honorary services Sunday, Oct. 1.

11 a. at Christ Lutheran church. Park-side ami Barry avenues. JERRY Frank Jerry, Sept. 26.

1944. husband of the late Antonette, dear father of Verono a Connor. Charles Bernard Vantla, M. Conlon. Dominic, and the late Frank Jr.

Funeral Saturday at ft a m. from lite home. 3.1 tt Bell avenue, lo St. Maurice a church. Burial family lot.

Laf. Itibi. JOHNSON John Oscar Johnson or W. 23d place, hrother of Axel. Ernest.

Smurd. Anna. Adolph. and David. HrMing at funeral home.

57HH W. Madison street, where services will be held Saturday at 1 30 ni. Interment Forest Home. Mem-Iter of Union Park lodge. No.

bio. A. F. A A. Oriental consistory; Medinah shrine, A.

A. O. N. M. and Hagnar nde.

No. I. O. V. Austin 2tU2.

NE Daniel Kane. Sept 2S. 1911. beloved husband of Ella Kane, nee Mort-arty: dear father ot Mary Angela ami Fleaitor Florence Kane, fond brother of illiam and Leslie Kane. Funeral Saturday.

Sept, at 9 a. tn. Iroin lite residence. Thronp street, to St. hill an a church.

bTth and Alxr.leen. Inter-llient Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Member of pographioal union. No, 1 ami Calumet council. K.

of C. Tn. list. KASI'KR Pvl Alttrrt Ka.er. beloved w.

son of Francea, ore Muctiowski. anil Lr the late JuiUk Michael u. Kasiirr fomt 1 brother of Pvl. Michael. V.

S. Italy. Funeral Saturday. Sept. 9 30 a.

from late residence. 113 Hi Long-wood drive to St. Caietan's church lu-terinrnl Holy Sepulchre. Canal 124t. KFEUAN Cyril J.

Keegaii. husband of Iiorotby Wolf Keegm. fiiher of Thorn la Earl, brother o( Arthur Karl. Emmons K.ilpft .1. Keeg.Tii.

arul A.lehne Maber. Funeral Satiir'tav, 9 a. from pirlots. C7th st, and Dorchrster av to st Clara a church Interment Hole Sepulchre, Member of Calumet council. No.

632. E. ot C. to relieve stuffiness, invite See Martha lKov SKEELES- BIDDLE DISTINCTIVELY DIFFERENT. COLONIAL CHAPEL 7838 COTTCK GROVE HAD.

Priyit Parking Ar.t. C. H. JORDAN CO. FUNERAL HOME 200 B.

ERIE. 1 block of Mleb'can. ID SEnV'Ct: Kilp 09 Sleep Fi u.l.K Alice Fo.ie: Ilnl Ice. FOiS Aage Fi.ss, Thelnia. lirilher of beloved husband ot Cjil of Ketchikan.

Now Many Wear if nose fills up I Malta I I tl BrtaOtlnc I Kevin's church for solemn requiem high JOHN CARROLL SONS "HOME FOR FUNERALS" mass at tl a Interment family in NO Helen fnnns (nee I Alaska. Peter. Anna. Beat, and in Norway. Kestinc at chapel.

SSI E. street. Servnes Saturday. Sept. 3U.

at 3 p. m. Interment Oak Woods. FRANC IS Adeline W. Francis, ace 7.V wile of the John Kf am'is, at her home in New Lenox, Sept.

2S, 1914. mother of John. Helen Ann I Mrs. George ller Jr. I.

and Kb i'ieih of New Lenox, sifter of Miss Floien. and las Wlx of Joliei. Services Sattiriltv, Sept at 2 at New I enoa M. E. church.

Interment Maplewooil cemetery. Saw Lenox. FALSE TEETH Wifh Little Worry Eat, talk, lauqh or sneezo without fear insecure faKe teeth dropping, or uahblinc. KASTKKTH holds T'a'e-s firmer and more comfortably, pleasant powder ha no gummy, twy, pa.ty t.i-te or feeling. Doesn't esie r.3ura.

It's nlknlinf (non-acidl. Cnecks ''r'-ve odor" (denture breathj. Get FAS.iEi.TII at ar.y drug store. hit. St Mary cemetery.

U'jetit 7elltJ ERIE AT WAF4SH RAVENSWOOD. Will. rWflO LON. tiaos. t-eloed wile of E'tw atHt.

Mary Hiitctnnoo Waller Cr-ce, r- Price. f.ocille s.h-tcr Soph.s Corp C. A n-'rttn the U'e Stella Serv -ea r'o 1 30 at ehape! 43o: Tark read. RtMar 6221. It's wonderful how a little Va-tro-nol up each nostril relieves stuffy transient congestion.

Also relieves distress of head colds! Follow directions In folder. VICIIS VA-TI2O-H01 Kit I IARDONI Paul Kieelardoni. dining sou of Domintck and Mane tnee aian dnellol Funeral Saturday. 9 a. nt from residence.

14.S1 lst street, to Raphaels church. Interment, Holy becul chre. Prorct 0BUO. ASK YOUR DOCTOR. HI KNOWS MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMS CEMETERY MARKER.

MONUMENTS AT SaTicca. beara-RoebucIc Ptat-t BihoiL A-Uo 4 Irrmi Faxk and Cicero-ar..