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IRSOW Margaret Ryersoo. nee Csestmt. BRANCATO Anna Branrtta, tie PoIIizJ, fce- GARGANO Maria Cartano, tit ClUllc Of Prt 2 Pife 10 Clki Snhf TrikuMf Aapst 9. 1M7 2718 w. Floumoy street, Dloved wit of the BEST STATE FAIR late Nlcodemus, loving mother of William, Rocky.

Tony, Camllle Lacy, the late Angle Serrltella, Michael, and Frank, grandmother luvea wne oi trie late uominicK, rond mother of Domlnlck, Coslno, and Antoinette, dear sister of Mrs. Josephine Orlando. Resting at chapel. 1158-60 W. Grand avenue.

Funeral Tuesday, Aug. 5. at 8:30 a. to St. Philip Brnlzl church.

Oak and Cambridge. Interment Mount Carmel. Mon. 5268. A M.

M. M-m XT M. A McTVTO Thomas It. McIvT devoted husband of Myrtle, beloved father of Mary. Thomas and Margaret.

Funeral from chapel, 7319 Madison street. Forest Park. Tuesday, 9:30 a. m.t to St. Bernardino church.

Interment St, Joseph' cemetery. MEYER Marie Meyer, nee Pttsterald. ef t41 W. 19th street. Berwyn, 111., beloved wife of John N.

Meyer, sister of Loretta Nolan. OBITUARIES JOE SALTIS, DRY oi Humpnrey serrltella, Victoria Clout, and Marie Ventrclla. mother-in-law of Kar. Ruth. late of 1830 K.

73th atreet. widow of late Stonewall J. Ryersoo. loving motner of Pearl Loftus, Lulu Crimn, Blanche stocamaa. and Carl, aevotea grandmother of nine eTn4 children and 16 great-grarfechUdren.

Inctud Ing the late Pvt. 1st Class Georg A. Aadrr son A. U. S.

Member of the B. R. No. 4. Service Tuesday.

Aug. 8. 1 p. at chapel. 316 W.

63d atreet. at Harvard aw nu. Interment Mount Hope. In forma lion Wentworth 0023. Emma, Dick Lacy, and the late Martha, dear YET PROMISED URUGUAY, DIES MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay, Aug.

2 (JP) President Tomas 71, BRECKLER Emll Brerkler, beloved husband of sister or Michael, Diiaiii. Mary Trlstano, and Rose Rlvecco. Funeral Monday 9 a. from funeral home. 619 S.

Ashland boulevard. Margaret Dunn, and Franrla Fitzgerald. Fu neral Tuesday a. m. from funeral home.

ERA FIGURE, DIES, to Blessed Mother Cabrlni church. Inter 2307 S. Laramie avenue, to St. Odllo's SAINSLO Mrs. Julia Clnar Salnslo of 1173 Mary, dear son of Albert and the late Elsie, beloved step-son of Susan Brerkler, brother of Nick, Albert Victor.

Slc. U. S. Christine Borrk. Katherlne Weber.

Florence Yele, Lena, and Dorothy Schmidt. Resting at funeral lmme, 3526 N. Cicero avenue. Services Monday, Aug. 4, at 3 p.

m. Interment St. Joseph' cemetery. KU. 1320.

STARTING FRIDAY died tonight after an emergency operation, lie had been granted church. 33d and Clarence avenues. Interment St. Joseph's. Member of Cardinal council.

No. 19. Ladles of Isabella: Cicero Women's club. Illinois Sixth District Federation Civil service chairman of Woman club, and Berwyn club auxiliary. Olympic 200.

ment Mount Carmel. Gmst.IN Vivien E. Ghlslln. nee Curts. late residence 122 8.

Clifton avenue. Park Ridge, beloved wife of Walter loving mother of Jean Schlmka. Joyce Jones, and Larry G. Services 2:30 p. Monday, at chapel.

127 N. Northwest highway. Park Ridge. Interment Town of Maine cemetery. tf', HIS RICHES GONE BREEN Cornelius Breen of 1139 S.

Euclid Springfield. Ill, Au. 3 The MILLER Lester A. Miller, beloved son of Au ft Kr; srw a leave of ab-f sence yesterday, at which time 91st Illinois state fair, which of avenue, oak Park, dear uncle of William Murray, great-uncle of William J. Murray.

At chapel, 4138 Madison street, until Sunday, 11 p. m. Interment Freehold. N. J.

ui iff 8. Halsted atreet. wife of Andrew, mother at Mrs. Isabella Beauprte, Mr. Julia Cupersr.

Mrs. Charlotte Klatt. Andrew and William Clszar. 10 grandchildren. Service- at cnapei 304 W.

119th street. Monday, 2 p. as. Interment Mount Hope. SARCISSON Olive Lackey Sarglssrn.

340 Grove avenue. Berwyn. beloved wile of Rnb ert Gold Star Mother ot Robert Lacaer Sarglsson. 1C U. S.

navy and Lara Do-meyer. sister of Mrs. C. H. Thecbaid ot Grand Rapids.

Mich. Services 3 p. SB. Mao-day at funeral heme. 6910 Windsor avenue.

Berwyn. Interment Mount Auburn. SCHNIEROW See Sophie Moss notice. GRADY Frank G. Grady, beloved husband of Anna O'Connell Grady, fond son of the late John and Margaret Grady, brother of the Dr.

Haldor Carlteo Services for Dr. Haldor Carlsen, 62, of 5148 Montrose a practicing physician in Chicago for 34 years, who died Friday in Sparta, will be held at 2:30 p. m. Tuesday in Irving Park Lutheran church. Burial will be In Acacia Park cemetery.

He was graduated from the Bennett Medical college, later the Loyola university school of medicine, in 1913. He was a member of the staff of Edgewater, Swedish Covenant, Belmont, and Norwegian-American hospitals. He leaves his widow, Lillian a daughter, Adele Genevieve, and two sons, Haldor and Russell Lloyd. ficials say will outstrip its predecessors in variety, luster, and at i presidency rf BROWN Gertrude May Brown, wife of the late Millions Once Boasted by gust F. and Emma Miller, beloved husband of Genevieve, fond father of Lester Joan, Barbara, and the late Gerald Miller, lond brother of Clarence, Irene Rlechard.

Irma Waller, and Louise Janette. Funeral Tuesday, Aug. 5. at 2 p. m.

at funeral home, 2166-68 N. California, at Palmer. Interment St. Joseph's. Humboldt 2773.

Millar Richard Allan Millar, beloved husband tendance, opens a ten day stand Friday. Dr. William D. H. Brown.

Services Monday. 2:30 p. at chapel. 40 S. Ashland avenue.

La Grange. Interment Glen Oak cemetery. BROWNE See Ronald D. Frost notice. Exposition officials hail it as the Beer Runner was assumed Dy Vice President Luis Batlle Ber-res.

Berreta's election as president last November of the late Belle, fond father of the late CARLSEN Dr. Haldor Carlsen. M. fond late Mrs. Mary Brennan.

Ann, Martin. Joseph, and Bart Grady. Funeral from residence, 4357 W. Monroe street. Monday.

Aug. 4. at 9:45 a. to St. Mel church.

Interment Calvary. GROLL See Dreher. GROSSCUP Raymond C. Grnssoup of 2826 Estes avenue, suddenly, Aug. 3, 1947, beloved husband of Alice Grosscup.

dear son of George J. Sr. and the late Caroline Grosscup. brother of Irwin W. and the late George J.

Jr. At chapel. 5501 N. Ashland avenue. Complete notice later.

SCHOENEBERGER August Sehoeneberger. be Richard, brother of Robert Samuel R. and Mabel Millar. Resting at chapel. 7133 "most comprehensive ever held" and predict more than a million visitors from both rural and urban areas will flock to the 366 acre President Berreta S.

Western avenue, where services will be held Tuesday at 1:30 p. m. Interment Ever Joseph IPolack Joe Saltis, south side beer runner of the 20s and 30i who once boasted nusDand of Llllle Elizabeth, beloved father of Adele Genevieve, Haldor and Russell Lloyd, grandfather of Kathleen, Johanne, and Russell, brother of Marie. Rralthwalte. Resting at funeral home, 3918 Irving Park road, until noon Tuesday.

Service at Irving Park Lutheran church, at 2:30 p. m. Interment Acacia Park cemetery, and Mount Carmel cemetery. Please omit flowers. loved niuband oi tne late una.

rona latter of Carl A. and Margaret A. Elder, dear brother of Henry. Peter. Elixabeta Kama.

Helena Schmltt, the late George. Chane. and Julius, grandfather of Lynne. Mary Alice, and Willy. Resting at chapel.

32J4 W. North avenue until Tuesday. 11 a m. Service at St. Peter' Kv.

and Ref. church. Cortea and Oakley Tuesday. Aug. at 3 p.m.

Interment Eden. grounds on the north edge of Springfield. Last year a record climaxed a career of more than 50 years in Uruguayan politics. He was the candidate of the Batllista faction of the Colorado party and took office Jan. 1, succeeding Juan HAND Elsie Hand.

of 2163 001,341 attendance was set. An assortment of 3,000 individual Pvt. Edward T. Comerford The funeral of Pvt. 1st Class Ed Touhy avenue, beloved wife of Henrv SCHUBERT Edyth B.

Schubert. beloved fond mother of George sister of Florence E. Allen of Tampa. and Mabel C. Glade of New York City, grandmother of CARLSON Arthur E.

Carlson, age 36, sudden competitions, everything from Jose Amezaga, a friend. Altho he ward T. Comerford, 18, who drowned green, prospect 0777. MOI.INELI.I Mary Mollnelll. nee Tlscomla.

wife of Anthony, fond mother of Marguerite. Marie Segale. Victor- and Kaye. At lunerai home. 17 Madison street.

Oak Park. Funeral Tuesday. Aug. 5, at 9:30 a. to Ascension church.

Interment All Saints'. MOORE James M. Moore, late ef 1033 W. Garfield beloved husband of the late Margaret, nee Qulnn, father of Mae Sade Sullivan, James P. Moore, and Kate Burroughs.

Funeral Monday at 9 a. from funeral home, 5438 s. Halsted street, to Visitation church. Interment Holy sepulchre. Member of Visitation Holy Name society.

Please omit flowers. Bou. 0662. MOSS Sophie Srhnlerow Moss of 122 N. Long avenue, beloved wife of the late Morris.

ratricia Hand. Funeral Tuesday, Aug. 5, at 9:30 a. from funeral home. 1359 that he piled up a 3 million dollar fortune, died broke yesterday in County hos-yetterday In County hospital with Only a few dollars to his name.

The cause was listed as an acute liver ail i levon avenue at Glenwood, to St. Margaret daughter of the late William and Matilda, nee Zens; fond alster of William W. and Mrs. Elsie Broecker of Banning. CaL.

aunt ot Mrs. Virginia Boles of Bell Flower. Cal, Mrs. Undy Seymour, end Gerry Broecker of Banning. Cal.

Service Tuesday. 3-SO p. at parlor. 67th street and Dorchester av nue. Interment Oak Woods.

ly, or 444 w. loom street, bf loved husband of Frieda, loving father of Arthur A. and Nancy Joy, son of Lilly, brother of Grace Pnssafum. Esther Hepp, Ann Marchlnkl. Slguard.

and Edward, nephew of Ida Prystal-skl. Resting at chapel, 10834 S. Michigan avenue, where services will be held Monday, 2 p. m. Interment Oak Hill.

Pullman 3334. July 4 while swimming near Sendai, Japan, will be held at 9:30 a. m. Wednesday In St, Patrick's church, Joliet. Burial will be in St.

Mary's cemetery. Pvt. Comerford was the son of Mr. and Mrs. George A.

Comerford, 210 S. Ray nor Joliet. He enlisted In the army in August, 1946, bulky swine to delicate needlework, wjll draw 50,000 entries. Winning exhibitors will share in premiums totaling $284,614. Horseshoe) Titching, Too Latest types of agricultural machinery will be on display in greater quantities than before, much to the farmers' delight.

And SCOLARO Frank Seolaro. dearly beloved has- CARLSON John Carlson, suddenly. 8209 Pax- to navenue. Funeral notice later. Joseph 8111 dear mother of David Schnlerow.

grandmother of Gerson. Mallne, and Frank. Serv CAS ALE See Maria Rosa Fllettt notice. CASEY Lillian H. Casey of 2109 S.

Homan ment. once killed a political enemy in a duel, Berreta was not violent and his rise was due chiefly to his ability to make friends among people of all ranks. He was a self-made man, son of an Italian Immigrant laborer. His first job was on the police force and his formal education was limited. He once rejected a congressional nomination, saying he lacked the necessary "culture." However, he later served in congress, then as a state governor, and as public works minister.

On a visit to the United States last January at the invitation of Saltis. questioned in numerous land was ordered overseas in Decem ices Monday, 10:30 a. at chapel, 3J.25 W. Roosevelt road. Interment O.

W. S. cemetery. iary cnurcn. interment Tampa.

Fla. HARNDERN Joseph R. Harndern, beloved son of Emma Harndern, foster son of Nicholas and Agnes Strelt. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. m.

from chapel, 318 E. 71st street to St. Kilian's church. Mass 10:30 a. m.

Interment St. Mary's. Member of St. James council. No.

1650. K. of C. Members will meet at chapel, 8 p. m.

Sunday. HARSIN William G. Harsln of 5633 N. Spauldlng avenue, beloved husband of Irene Harsln, loving father of Marilyn and Jacqueline, brother of Harry. At chapel, 5501 N.

Ashland avenue, where services will be held Tuesday, Aug. 5, at 1 p. m. Interment Rosehlll. HF1NKE Llewellyn Hubert llelnke of Holland.

Aug. 1. 1947. Services' Tuesday, at Chicago. Private.

Please omit flowers. HEJKA Harry P. He ka late of .1418 ber. cane ride slaying in prohibition MULLEN Margaret Mullen. Aug.

3, 1947. be- there will be live stock judging auto races, horseshoe pitching, po Mrs. Lenni Kelsey Errett Mrs. Lenna Kelsey Errett, 88, former editor of the Blue Island loved daughter of the late Thomas and Nora Joyce Mullen, sister of Mary Mullen, Anna Drake, Barbara Mullen, Sarah Folen. Michael and Colman Mullen, and the late Delia and Agnes Mullen.

Funeral Tuesday at 9:30 a. from funeral home, 245 W. North avenue, to the Immaculate Conception church. Interment St. Joseph's.

MURRAY See Cornelius Breen notice. NATHAN Bessie Nathan, beloved wife of litical oratory and other varied events that make up a state fair. This is what the fair offers in ten days: Livestock: Competition among Standard, now the Sun Standard avenue, beloved sister of Mrs. Mary A. Wright, Mrs.

Catherine Reed. Alexander Casey, the late Mrs. Margaret Sheehan, William, and John Casey. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a. from residence.

2109 S. Hi man avenue to Blessed Sacrament church and Mount Carmel cemetery. CERNY Albert Cerny. 1244 W. 50th street, beloved husband of the late Millie, dear father of James, Emll, and Mary Krushe.

father-in-law of Mary. Margaret, and Edward Krusbe, stepfather of Millie and Marie. Member of Old Settlers of Town ot Lake and Carpenters end Joiners of America, local 1922. Funeral Monday, Aug. 4.

2 p. m. at chapel, 5112 S. Western avenue, to Bohemian National cemetery. Please omit flowers.

Pro. 4758. CHURM Emma B. Churm. at Los Angeles.

July 28, 1947. beloved mother of Percy Vincent Vernon James and Caroline Maclean. At chapel. 5501 N. Central Park avenue, beloved son of Harry P.

and Marie, fond grandson of John and Catherine Hejka and Jim and Pearl Con President Truman, he declared him died Friday in Los Angeles, It was learned here yesterday. Mrs. Errett had lived in Los Angeles since 1911 and had been associated with the Morris Nathan, fond alster of Mrs. Toby some of the nation's finest blooded cattle, swine, sheep, mules and goats for cash awards and coveted self a stanch partisan of Greese. Mrs.

Sara Rosenberg. Ben Somer. nolly, great-grandson of Pearl Klein and Anna Watson. Funeral Tuesdav. Aimnt band of Frances Gulnta Seolaro.

devoted father of Joseph. Mrs. Josephine Glnta. Mrs. Marie Kazmak.

Mrs. Joann Mackanl. Mrs, Theresa Alleuzzo, Mrs. Dorothy Serrltella, Thomas, and Frances, fond brother of Anthony Seolaro. the late Mrs.

Dugo and Mrs. Theresa MascherL Funeral Mor day. 9 a. from late residence. 3810 S.

Lowe avenue, to Nativity church. Interment St. Mary's cemetery. Yards 0925-26. SHAPIRO Edward I.

Shapiro of 62 34 Ingleslde avenue, beloved sun of the lata David and Belle, loving brother ef Rom Dcmoratsky of Webster City. 1. and Samuel fond uncle ot Bernard Demoratsay ot Galveston. Donald and Bette Shapiro. Service Monday, 3 p.

at chapel. 4 22 Roosevelt road, corner of Trtpp. Interment Jewish Waldhelm. Family at Shapiro residence. 7423 S.

Chappel avenue. Member ef -Advertising post. American Legion. SHEA Mildred Williams Shea, beloved wife ef Bernard F. Shea, fond daughter of Richard E.

and Rita Llnskey Williams, sister of Mary Coaker. Richard E. Jr. (Budl. Kathleen and Jean William, granddaughter of Susan G.

Llnskey. At funeral home. Austin bGulevard at Lake street. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. to st.

Catherine of Siena church. Interment All Saints'. SHORTALL Julia Thomas ShorUU. widow of William, loving mother of James. Lucy, and the late William and Agnes Shortall.

Fa- neral Monday. 9:30 a. m. from funeral home. Halsted at 76th atreet.

to St. Dorothy') church. Interment Calvary cemetery. Stewart 7700. SLUHOSKI See Erwin A.

Felcenbama notice SMITH Catherine Dean Smith of 8251 Ken Mrs. Minnie Long, Martin Somers, and the Westlake Tribune, a community blue ribbons. late Harry semer. Funeral Monday, Aug. 4.

at 11 a. at chapel, 704 S. Crawford avenue. Interment Lebovltx. Waldhelm.

newspaper. Funeral services will be held in Los Angeles today, with Sports: Automobile, motorcycle and grand circuit harness racing NEALLEY Leroy Eugene Nealley of 5349 N. REPORTS THEFT OF Allen Davis, 322 s. Hamlin reported to police yesterday the theft of hit red and yellow bicycle valued at $35 from Aldlne it. and Broadway.

Winchester avenue, Aug. 1. 1947. beloved burial in Mount Greenwood ceme husband of Virginia Nealley. nee Gremmler.

Ashland avenue, ChlcKO, where services cards, all showing national head At chapel. 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where liners, plus state title contests in services will be held Monday. Aug. 4.

at 1 p. m. Interment Memorial Park. tery, Chicago. George Tucker horseshoe pitching and rolie bolle, NEY Josephine Ney, late of 507 W.

46th an old Flemish pasttime. street, beloved wife of George, fond mother DEATH NOTICES la Mf morlam Music: Veterans drum corps and will be held Monday, Aug. 4, at 3 p. m. Interment Kosehlll, CLASS Lorena M.

Le Grand Class, beloved wife of Fred, fond mother of LeKoy Le Grand and Ruth Gray, dear grandmother of Ronald and Jacqueline Gray, daughter of Josephine Karrer. sister of Bertha WItthans, Frances Marlnello, Robert, August, and Charles Karrer, stepmother of Lilly Woeltjen. Resting at funeral home, 3918 Irving Park road. Services Monday at 2 p. m.

Interment St. Lucas' cemetery. of Marie Mentgen, Joseph, and Conrad. Funeral Monday, Aug. 4, at 9 a.

from chapel. at 9:30 a. from chapel. 3358 N. Lawn-dale avenue, to St.

Wenceslaus church. Interment St. Adalbert's. HENRY Mary Elizabeth Henry, nee Strohl. beloved wife of Edward loving daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. J. H. Strohl. sister of Lawrence, Itosetta Pranskl, John Margaret.

Esther, and Phillip. Burial Tuesday afternoon, Shelbyvllle, 111. HETZ Anna Hetz. nee Hodlmeler, late of 917 W. 50th place, beloved wife of John, mother of John, Loretta, William, Anna, and George, grandmother of eight grandchildren.

Funeral Tuesday at 9:30 a. m. from funeral home. 5438 S. Halsted street, to St.

John the Baptist church. Bou. 0662. HIAM George W. Hlam.

beloved husband of Marie, nee Hobik: fond father of Clarence, brother of Ida. Glenn, and Lee. grandfather of Sharon and Karen. Member of B. of local 900.

Funeral Monday, Aug. 4, 2 p. at funeral home, 5308 Belmont avenue. Interment Bohemian National cemetery. HIGDON Ivy Alice HIgdon of 1100 N.

La Salle street. Chicago, loving sister of Earl, Tyler. Robert, William, and Mrs. Katherlne Pahnke. Resting at funeral home, 1340 Otto boulevard.

Chicago He'rhts. 'Services 7013 s. Racine avenue, to St. Gabriel's church. Interment St.

Mary's. Stewart 0460. BRODY Lydla M. Brody. In memory of our high school and accordion bands, barbershop quartet contests, massed singing performances by a rural chorus of 1,200 voices, and a NOLAN John V.

Nolan of 312 N. Central ave beloved wife and mother, who passed away seven year ago today. We mis you more nue Chicago, beloved husband of the late Lucy, nee Harty; son of the late George E. and Annie nee Hench; dear brother of Mary O'Connor. Joseph the than ever.

MILTON AMD MARLENE. BURKE Charles D. Burke, fire chief C. F. D.

COLLINS Dr. James P. Collins, father of corn belt chorus of 300. In loving memory of my dear husband, who passed away seven years ego today, Aug. 3.

LOVING WIFE, ANNE. Plans Republican Rally Political speechmaking: Republi late Anna. George, and Eleanor Nolan. Resting at chapel. 40 S.

Ashland avenue. La Grange, III. Funeral 10 a.m., Tuesday, at St. Frances Xavter church. La Grange.

Interment All Saints' cemetery. Member Fee-han council, K. of C. Kindly Imlt flowers. James W.

and Mary V. Digglns. Funeral Monday. Aug. 4, at Glendale mortuary, 511 S.

Central avenue, Glendale, Cal. COHEN Hyman Cphen of 6058 Stony Island avenue, cousin of Harry C. and the late Morris D. Cohen. Services Monday, 10 a.

m. at parlors. 67th street and Dorchester avenue. Interment Anshe Emct Waldhelm. DE NARDO Rosa De Nardo.

In fond memory wood avenue, beloved wife of the late WUiiana Dean Smith, fond mother of Mrs. Helen Deaa Black. Mrs. Ethel Dean Moulton. James F-.

William Dean John Cordon Dean, and Douglas McBeaa Smith, end the Late Peter Dean Smith. Resting at chapel, 7350 Cottage Grove avenue. Funeral Tuesday. Aug. 5, at 1:30 p.

m. Interment Oak Woods. cans plan a major rally on Gov oi our wite and motner, who left us one year ago today. HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. ernor's day, Aug.

14. The preceding NYMAN Arthur J. Nyman. survived by widow. HOFFMAN Julius Jud Hoffman.

In fond day is set aside for Democratic COHEN Sadie Cohen, nee Nelmark, beloved Elizabeth Place Nyman. Funeral Tuesday. 2 p. at Sherrod funeral home, Bangor, Mich. Burial Bangor.

and loving memory of our beloved husband festivities. Gov. Green and Sen. SMITH W. T.

Smith of Ssugstuck. Mich- Monaay. Aug. 4, at 2 p. m.

Interment Oak Lawn cemetery. and father, who passed away eight years ago today. LEILA, RICHARD, AND BUD. O'DONOGHUE The Rev. James P.

O'Donoghue. Brooks 111. will keynote the H1GGINS Daisy M. Hlgglns of 1811 W. beloved brother of Simon E.

Smith. Chicagn, 111. Funeral service. Monday. Aug.

4. at nephew's home. SrottvlUe. Mlrh. Interntret at Riverside cemetery.

Saugatuck. Mica-Aug. 4. Republican rally. KOENXG Emma Koenlg.

In loving memory of our dear mother, who passed away two years Admission will be free the first Webster City. Ia, Aug. 2 (P George Tucker, 67, former Webster City newspaper publisher, died at his home today of a heart attack. Tucker had been In semi-retirement since selling his interest in the Webster City Daily Freeman-Journal nearly two years ago. He was a farmer member of the Associated Press and a past president of the Iowa Press Association.

Mrs. Geraldine H. Palmer Services for Mrs. Geraldine II. Palmer, 59.

of 1330 E. 56th st, will be held at 11 a. m. tomorrow in University Church of Disciples of Christ. Mrs.

Palmer died Friday in Presbyterian hospital. She is survived by her father, Nathan B. two sons, John and P. B. Palmer a daughter, Mrs.

H. Ferris White Jr, and four brothers. Lt. Gen. G.

F. Morozor Moscow, Aug. 2 (iT) Lt. Gen. G.

F. Morozov, 76, assistant chief of military training of infantry, is dead, it was announced today. He was cited in February, 1942, for the part his troops played in smashing the German 15th army below Leningrad. SNYDER Adam Cary Snyder ot 713 S. Camp three days and on Wednesday and Monroe street, wife of the late William dear sister of Ernest Aylesworth, Resting at funeral home, 5708 W.

Madison street, until 10:15 a. m. Tuesday. Requiem mass 11 a. m.

at Cathedral Shelter and the Church of the Epiphany. Interment Forest Home. Member of Sunset chapter. No. 828, O.

E. S. Austin 2012. ago today. Till memory fades and life departs You will live forever In our hearts.

LOVING CHILDREN. paator of St. Kilian's church, son of the late Bernard and Mary Brady O'Donoghue, brother of Sister M. Bendlctlna. O.P..

Dr. Thomas Sister Mary Patrick Kathleen, and Mrs. Lillian Keefe. Resting at St. Klllan'a parish rectory.

8723 S. May street after 3 p. Sunday. Aug. 3.

In state In church after 3 p. Monday. Solemn funeral mass Tuesday. Aug. 5, at 10:30 a.m.

Interment Calvary cemetery. Rog. 1617. Thursday. Miscellaneous competitions: Fifty- MARTIN-GLADER Mona Joann Martln-Glader.

bell avenue, Chicago, brother of Robert of Chicago, and W. H. of Salisbury. S. uncle of Mrs.

C. V. Palmer and LouUe Dun-ford. Services Tuesday. 4 p.

at funeral home. Lake street at 3d avenue. Maywnod. Interment Arlington National cemetery. May-wood 14.

In loving remembrance on our dearly beloved days took his last ride in life in a police patroL He was removed to the hospital by police Thursday. "I'm the beer baron." he announced from his hospital bed, but In his last hours failed to recognize hi wife, Anna, and son, Joseph Jr. Wife to Tay Funeral Bill Mrs. Saltis. who after leaving her husband In 1933.

him for divorce three times, sought to arrange a church funeral for him. On her orders, Saltis body was removed to the chapel at 1938 W. 47th st. to wait arrangements for the services. She told Undertaker John W.

Ku-bin she would take care of the bill. Mrs. Saltis ar.d her son, Joseph 33, also denied that Saltis died broke. They said he had 5150 in his pockets when he was taken to the hospital. They said they tried to have him removed to a private hos-r-ital, but that a county hospital physician advised against moving the patient.

Saltis died practically broke because he outsmarted himself. When prohibition ended, he was still wealthy, bu the had put most of his property in his wife's name to fool the law. When they separated, she refused to give up their $50,000 home at 9859 Bell av, and other possessions, and she held on to the property even tho a divorce did not go thru. Where He Last Lived Saltis last address 35 N. Clark st.

also was that of Miss Nellie Long. 46, who caused his arrest in January. 1956. by charging he held out $300 of 5800 she had given him for safekeeping and threatened her by telephone. Saltis in that case, as In more serious cases, was acquitted.

A minor mystery of Saltis death was his age. On his own court testi mony, he was 62. hospital records listed him as 55, and police said he was 52. He was born in Austria-Hungary, and was 11 -when his widowed mother brought him to Chicago. From a stock yard hand at 10 cents an hour and later a bolt factory employe, the 6 foot, 200 pound Saltis rose to affluence early in the 1920s when he ran beer from Wau-sau.

Wis, to Chicago. He bought one brewery outright and shares in two others. He bragged of earning $5,000 a week and gave $50 tips to cigaret girls. Mrs. Saltis said he bought pianos for his girl friends.

Anti Capone Alliance Reported Frankie McErlane, notorious gunman, and John Dingbat Oberta, politician, were his friends. He and George Bugs Moran were reported to have formed an alliance against HORNE Simeon Home of 806 N. Lockwood OLSON Engolf C. Olson. Aug.

2. 1947. be nine classes of textile and handicraft events, 290 culinary competitions, and contests in clothes design, table setting, sheep shearing, loved husband or Le Ann, fond father of Donald grandfather of Richard, brother SPENCER K. Rsymond Spencer. 338 X.

Mona's 18th birthday. Tho you're spending this birthday In heaven. Our darling, we know you will hear Each one of us whispering softly Happy birthday." Mona, dear. UNCLE WALTER, AUNT EDITH, MARY JANE, AND GERTRUDE. avenue, beloved husband of Estelle nee Cunningham: loving father of Douglas grandfather of Douglas Jr.

and Marcla Jean. Funeral Monday, at 9:30 a. from funeral home, 5018-20 Chicago avenue, to Our Lady Help of Christians church. Interment AU Saints'. wife of the late Henry, dear mother of Milton.

Ruth Zlpperman. Florence Pollock, Bernlce Vlgnola, and Bernard. Services Monday, 10 a. at chapel. 5206 Broadway.

Interment Westlawn. Family at 1348 Wlmtrmac avenue. CONLIN Peter W. Conlin. Aug.

2, of 923 Ridge court, Evanston, husband of Mary Graus Conlin. Funeral Monday. 10 a. from chapel, 1555 Maple avenue, Evanston. to St.

Nicholas church. Interment All Saints' cemetery. COSTIGANE Jean Brown Costlcane of 431 S. Harvey avenue. Oak Park, wile of the late Edward 11..

beloved mother of Mrs. Margaret Brassll, Mrs. Jean Marguerat, Mrs. Mary Murphy, Mrs. Edna Allen, William B.

Costl-gane, and Mrs. Elizabeth Robertson and Mrs. Ellett Lake of Exeter, grandmother of Jean Sevlck. Resting at funeral home. 5708 W.

Madison street, where services will be held Monday at 1:30 p. m. Interment Oak-ridge. Austin 2012. COX Grace D.

Cox, Aug. 2. late of 3340 Grand boulevard. Brookfleld, wife or the late Oral G. Cox, fond mother of Howard Paul Mary Oral G.

Margaret L. Calza, and Wilms C. Rehm, grandmother of three. Funeral Monday at 2 p. from funeral home, 374 5 Grand boulevard.

Brook-field, Illinois. Brookfleld 3H00. of Mrs. John Felpel Mrs. Marlon Hardy Mrs.

Lawrence Schulte. and Herbert of Chi art, horticulture, and milking. cago. Alex of Ames. Mrs.

Nels A me of Fairfield avenue, dearly beloved husband of Estelle Scan Ion Spencer, loving father of Florence and the late James Raymond. Funeral Monday, Aug. 4. at 9:30 a. from funeral home.

1359 Devon avenue at Glenwood to St. Timothy's church. Interment Crystal Lake. 111. Stewart.

111.. Harold of Chana. the late Children day opens the fair, fol MITTELSTAEDT Le Roy Mlttelstaedt, Aug. 3 Mrs. William Sherwood.

Mrs. Christ Boyschou, HOER NER Frank Hoerner. age 72. Peru. 111..

Emmanuel, and Charles. Member of True Blue lodge. No. 994. A.

F. A. M. Serv retired sales manager of the Star Union Products passed away at his home Saturday. Mr.

Hoerner had been associated 1938. In loving memory. Our days are sad and lonely, dearest. Life Is so empty without you lt seems. But at night you bring us happiness.

lowed by youth day Aug. 9, veterans day Aug. 10, Springfield day Aug. 12, Democratic day Aug. 13, Governor's day Aug.

14, Farm SPRINGER Alice. Springer. Aug.M. of ices Tuesday. 2 p.

at funeral chapel 4338-40 Fullerton avenue. witn the brewing business for fifty-five years. Cause you keep coming back In our drrami. Services will be held Tuesday 2 p. m.

at ORMNG Fred P. Ordlng. 7202 S. Marshfleld avenue, beloved husband of the late Laura LOVING MOTHER, SISTEKS. BKUTMfcKS wngntwona avenue, beloved wife ef Harry A dear sister of Thcmas Sothard.

At rest at rhapel. 708 N. Wells street, at Huron, until Monday noon, Aur. 4. Interment Ccvmgtoa Ky.

Superior 0095. Weerts chapel, Peru, 111. 1IOWSAM See Mary Bock notice. Bureau day Aug. 15, Auto Race day PFLEGER Pvt.

Georg Pfleger. killed In Ordlng. fond father of Paul Ruth A. Eyre. George and the late Helen Seaton, brother of Martha Emma, and Arthur.

A IQll Aug. 16 and Motorcycle Race day Aug. 17. t5 He was so kind, so generou and true, JACOBSON David Jacobson. beloved husband of the late Hulda, fond father of Nels.

Funeral service 2 p. m. Monday at Summerdalc STEIG Otto A. Slelg. Aug.

3. late of 401 At chapel. 2121 W. 95th street, where On earth, he nobly did Ins best 64 services will he held Monday. Aug.

4, at Cnnl him Jnui lifvenlv rest. At the outset, boys and cirls 3 p. interment cedar Park. Anniversary mass at 81. Columbanua and COX Matthew Cox.

late of 7324 Emerald ave- free cnurcn, Hrrwjn and Ashland avenue. Interment Hoaehlll. Resting at dispel. 4821 N. Damen avenue.

from 4-1 1, FFA and other farm or Iiue, husband of the late Alice, loving father OSTHOWSKI Stanley J. Ostrowskl. lata of tit. Peters. rreacott avenue.

Lyons, beloved husband of Lena Spltzner Stele, dear brother of Mrs. Lizzie I-ante. Mrs. Mary Cmak. Mrs.

Mtnnt Crow. Mrs. Lydla Klean, and Oiarle Siett. brother-in-law of Mrs. Fannie Doile.

Resting; at funeral home. 4039 Joliet avenue, Lycos, where services will be held Monday. Aug. 4, 3 p. m.

Interment Oakxldge. Lyons 7073. of Leater, Alice. Loretta. Mrs.

Irene Con- LOVING PARENTS. Gobies. beloved husband of Mary, nee MAJ.F.R.LHOTAK, Micnaiski: dear latner oi Adeline siaur, SCHMIDT Sgt. Raymond E. Schmidt, U.

S. A. nauKhton, Mrs. Florence Keller, and the late Jeanette and Robert Cox. Funeral Monday, ganizations will compete in live stock, homemaking, band leading and culinary events.

Selection of JOHNSON Mathilda Johnson. Aug. 2. late of 3250 N. Clark street, beloved sister of Mrs.

Sophia Fredln of New York, two sisters and one brother In Sweden, fond aunt In loving memory oi our dear son ana brother' 30th birthday, Aug. 2, who was 9:30 a. from funeral home, Halsted at 76th street, to St. Leo's church. Interment Thomas and Cornelia fond brother of Helen Przybylskl, Violet Germain, and Pearl Lesk, grandfather of three.

Funeral Monday at 8:45 a. m. from chapel. 6716 W. 16th killed In the service of his country Marcn STEWART Mabel Alice Stewart, nee Fisher.

the 1947 typical Illinois farm family also will feature the opening day. oi e-siner rreain and signe Lawton, Herman, Ivan, and Otto Fredln, also of New York. Funeral Tuesday, 2 p. m. at chapel, 3175 street.

Berwyn. to St. Odllo's church. Interment Resurrection. Member of Knights of Drill teams, drum corps, novelty n.

iara street, interment Kosehlll. Columbus council. No. 1616. and National Association of Letter Carriers, branch No, 11.

JUST Sam Just, suddenly, of 34 58 Janisen bands and other music making out Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Stewart 7700. CRONIN Thomas F. Cronln. beloved husband of Nellie, nee Hoevel: fond father of Thomas, Lillian Rrlgell, I.oralne Llndqulst, and John, son of the late Thomas and Bridget, brother of John, Mayme Sheehan, Margaret James, Nonle Bauer, Ann Halllgan, and the late George and Joseph Cronln.

Funeral Tuesday, 10 a. from late residence, 6019 S. Sawyer avenue, to St. Gall's church. Interment St.

Mary's cemetery. Grovehlll 0090. Gundrrson 144. avenue, beloved husband of Theresa, nee Michael; dear brother of Michael, Marie FAMED LEADER OF BANDS, DIES Maj. Ferdinand R.

Lhotak, 68, president of the Pennsylvania Bandmasters association, and one of the top ranking military band leaders in the country, died yesterday of a heart attack In his home in Wayne, Pa. His remains will be sent here fits manned by former service men OTTO Louis Otto, beloved husband of Mary 14, 1945. There's a scar in our hearts 1 That time will never heal; A void In our lives That nothing can All. You're ever In our hearts And minds, dsrllng Ray, Thruout every long day. There' an aching longing for you always As we go sorrowfully on life's way.

God, hold him close In Thy tender embrace And keep him In Thy loving care. LONESOME MOTHER, DAD. SISTER, AND BROTHER. mrinrr. ana ineresa Hosier.

At Chanel from 35 cities will take over Sun Lamb Otto, loving father of Richard. Ray mond. Eileen. Robert. Roy.

and Ralph Otto, 3905-O7 Lincoln avenue, where services will be held Monday, 1:30 p. to. Interment day. fond son of Catherine and the late Louis Otto, brother of Catherine Schreckengast CURRAN Margaret Curran, nee Geary. 2011 magewooa.

KAY Lucy Kay. nee Titus, late of 5028 Adams street, beloved wife of the late Jerry fond mother of Frank and Thomas Allen, dear sister of Carrie Frev and Nettle Rnuimr Hilda Riles. Funeral Monday. Aug. 4.

at 10 a. m. at chapel, 3604 Ogden avenue, to Mount Carmel cemetery. Member of Police JElUflMflgRS. s.

Asnianas avenue, beloved wife of the late William H. Ctsrran, Tovlng mother of Thomas Benevolent association. J. Elbrldce, and John, fond sister of Thomas for services at 9:30 a. Tuesday SCHUMACHER Walter J.

Schumacher. August grandmother of Elsie Pohlman, Patsy Huck! Geary and the late Kate Curran, Mrs. Han- PALMER Geraldine Hlgble Palmer, wife of the 6, 1942. in loving memory, wxr auinu. nan Keea.

Michael. James, and John, fond late Perclval B. Palmer loving mother of 1 nomas and Joan Allen, and Robert Heggland. Funeral Monday at 2 n. in St.

Cyril Methodius church, 50th st. and Hermitage av. Burial will be in St. Adalbert's cemetery. aunt of the late William H.

Daniel, and James Curran. Funeral Monday at 8:30 Mrs. -H Ferris White Perclval Palmer and John H. Palmer and the late Na ABBINANTT Madeline Abbinantl, beloved wife chapel, 4245 W. Madison street.

Interment rurest nome cemetery. a. m. irom chapel. 1822 S.

Ashland avenue. than H. Palmer. Services Monday. Aug.

4. at kila Ruth Kila. age 79. of 113 w. lORth to St.

Plus church. Interment Calvary ceme 11 a. m. at University Church of the Disci Oar 60th fear 41-63 East Monroe Street 28 North Michigan Ave. Grtenhouset: 909 Harlem tery, information.

Canal 6683. As a boy Ma. Lhotak studied music under his father, Joseph, a ples ot ennst, S7ta ana university avenue. place, beloved wife of the late Peter, loving mother of Cora Fennema. Anna Fennema.

of Joseph, loving motner oi rmuip, Mrs. Rose De Simone, Rosarlo Chlco, Sam, Mrs. Frances Johnston, Vlto, the late Mrs. Blanche Rossi, and Joseph, fond sister of Gaetano Cannizzo. Funeral 9 a.

Monday, from chapel. 409 W. North avenue, to St. Philip Benlzl church. Interment St.

Joseph's. Interment private. DECKER Edmere Le Mae Decker, nee Pratt. July 31. beloved wife of Albert, dear mother PANZER Julia McDonald Panzer of 4912 Mon famous bandmaster in Czechoslo nviue unman, ana joninna vrtes.

Resting at chapel. 10834 S. Michigan avenue. roe street, beloved wife of the late Albert: of Marshall Francis and David C. fond sister of Philip Mrs.

Frances Hicks, until 11 a. Tuesdav. Services at Flr.t vakia. Later in this country he dear mother of Marlon Haynes: grandmother AHRENDT Charles L. Ahrendt.

July 31, Christian Reformed church, 109th place and Princeton avenue, at 2 p. m. Interment studied under Vandercook and other stiver Forest. 111., devoted wit of Chester dear daughter ef Alice Fisher, sister ct Walter and Ralph Fisher. Funeral Mondiy.

1:30 p. frura rhapel. 5218 S. Kedua avenue. Interment Evergreen.

Prospect 38 low STUBE Edith May Stube cf 1938 Morse avenue. Aug. 1. 1947 beloved wife of tne lata John H. Stube.

loving mother ef Margaret 8. Clayton and Charles E. Stube. dear sister of Florence Hornbakcr. grandmother ef Jof-a H.

Clayton. Marllln S. Brauch. Jeanne S. Felts, and Charlene Stube.

survived by five great-grandchildren. At chapel. 5501 Jf. Ashland avenue, until Monday. Aug.

4. at 10 a. m. Services Monday. 3 p.

nu. at Cco-tregatlonal Church of Rogers Park. Ashland and Morse avenues. Interment RosehlX SUGARMAN Fannie Sugannan. beloved wife of Nathan, fond mother ef Leslie.

David, Tlllle PouUbert ot Detroit, Mary Bernstein of Chicago. Bessie Schuldiner cf Los Angeles, and Ida Rosner ot Detroit, sister of Sam Alzenman of Montreal, eight grandchildren. Member of Northwest Home for the Axed. First Roumanian Dr. Albert Etnateta lodge.

No. 120. P. O. FolUchlner Sir and Benefit society, FolUchlner Ladies Aid society, Roumanian Sick and Benefit society, and Lleb Cousins' club.

Funeral Monday, a p. at chapel. 3634 W. Roosevelt road. Interment O.

K. O. J. cemetery. Forest Para.

SWAN William T. Swan, beloved son of the late Jane and Peter swan, fond brother of Mrs. Margaret Dillon. Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald.

Mrs. Catherine Cmker. Mrs. Lillian Kuip. I Mrs.

Ann Holmes, the late Mrs. Jane Thompson, Mrs. Ellen Hartmen. and John Swan. Member of Firemen's Mutual Aid and Benefit assn.

Funeral Tuesday. Aug. 5. at 9 a. m.

from late residence. 5930 S. Marshall avenue, to Assumption church. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Prospect 0400.

SWANSON Harold A. Swansea ot 9534 S. Bishop street, beloved husband of Cert e. dear father of Robert, loving son ct Hannah A. Swans on.

fond brother of Mancn. Esther, and Adeline. Services Monday, Aug. 4. at 3 p.

m. at funeral home, corner 79Ua and Aberdeen. Interment Oak Hill. TANTILLO See Maria Rosa Flletti notice. TICHY Mae V.

Ttchy. nee Cahltl. belr-redt wife ot the late John, dear mother of Mrv. and the late Mrs. Eva Jacobson, grandmother of seven.

Funeral Monday, 9 a. from funeral home, 1136 W. 87th street, near of Marlon Jean Haynes: sister of Catherine Long and the late Francis, Thomas McDonald, and William Bransfield. Funeral Mon evergreen. Pullman 3534.

1947, of 754 N. Lorel avenue, Deiovea nus-band of Rose, nee Hess: fond father of rharlea and Donald grandfather of prominent teachers. He enlisted in Al Capone in 1926, the same year KLEIN Abraham Klein, beloved husband of day, 9:30 a. from chapel. 4817 Madison street, to Resurrection church.

Burial Mount Racine, to St. Kilian's church. Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment Calvary.

Radcllffe 1100. UNDERTAKERS Saltis was shot twice in the neck. the army during the Spanish-American war. Later he conducted his own Robert Charles, Donna Jeanne, and Connie Jeanne. Resting at funeral home.

318 N. me late ooldle. dear father of Anna and George Suber of Owosso. Ada and DI CATO Paulina Dl Cato. nee Bl Blase of Carmel.

Member of Altar and Rosary society. Aus. 1137. The shooting was attributed to en Aiioipn. Faye and Jack Klein.

Estelle Central avenue. Austin. Services Monday. 2:30 p. m.

Interment Elm Lawn. Aus. 0017. 1134 s. Sacramento beloved wife of band in the Red Patch Chautauqua and was president of the American PERCIABOSCO See Maria Rose Flletti notice.

ana Morris snuiman. Frances and Dan Nathan, nine grandchildren. Servlres iinndn Ralph, dear mother of Caesar and Mrs. Eliza ALLEN See Lucy Kay notice. beth Clolfl, sister of Frank Dl Blase and PESTINE Sophie Pestlne.

nee Slegel. of 1111 Spike O'Donnell, who later was Sal tis' guest at Saltisville, Wis, a sum' mer resort near Winter, which Sal' tis owned. ANDERSON Charles A. Anderson of 3305 Mrs. Domenlca Santllll.

Funeral from chapel, Musicians union for many years. S. Richmond street, beloved wife of the late 739 S. Western avenue, Monday. 10 a.

William, dear mother of Arnold. Morton. Sid to Mother Cabrlni church. Interment Mount Beach avenue, husband of Slgna, lather oi Stephen of Washington, D. C.

Funeral at chapel, 3337-39 W. North avenue, Tuesday. ney, and Ruth, dear grandmother of WUroa Rose, fond sister of Louis Slegel. Meyer. Bes He conducted the Fairbanks-Morse band in Beloit, Wis, from 1917 to 1932, and in 1935 became the director Carmel.

Seeley 7422. DIEDERICH Emily M. Dlederlch of Lombard, Aug. 5. at 1 p.

m. interment Mount uuve. LAIN SON Funeral Information SOUTH SIDE CHAPEL 316 WEST 63D-STREET AT HARVARD. PHONE WENTWORTH 0025. MONDAY.

sie Hartman, Anna Dulsky. Mary Goldberg, and Saltis once served 60 days In the Bridewell for carrying concealed ANDERSON Erie Anders Anderson of 1545 S. the late Joe. Funeral Monday, 2 p. at chapel.

3125 W. Roosevelt road. Interment I. O. W.

S. cemetery, Waldhelm. Please omit of the Valley Forge Military acad' 111., beloved wife of late Nicholas lond mother of Alice Kleck, sister of Adolph Neuens, grandmother of John, Robert, and William Kleck. Funeral from Phillip Weise funeral home, Milwaukee. Monday morning.

Aug. 4, 1947. Interment Calvary emy band in Wayne, Pa. Maj. Lhotak flowers.

Los Angeles papers please copy. 10 a. 4225 W. Roosevelt road. Interment O.

K. O. J. cemetery. Forest Park Family at Shulman's.

3562 W. Palmer. KNIEWEL Julia Knlewel, Aug. 2 1947 In New York City, beloved wife of George Knie-wel. mother of Doris Mayer, Mildred Foda-roni.

and Raymond Knlewel. sister of Anna Bustard, Agnes Miller. Rose Larson. Marie Hatch, and Frank Bustard. Funeral Tuesday at 9 a.

from home for funerals. 5844 W. Cermack road to St. Frances of Rome church. Olympic 243.

KRISTUFEK Bertha Krlstufek. nee Dobes late of 2404 S. Central Park beloved wife of Fred, alster of Frank and Wlllam Dobes. Services Monday. Aug.

4. at 10 30 a. m. at chapel. 2534 S.

Pulaski road. Interment Bohemian National cemetery. Lawn-dale 3972. PINERO Pierre fBuckyl Plnero. suddenly, son 56th court, Cicero, age 20, II.

S. Army veteran, suddenly, son of Louis A. and Margery, nephew of Eric J. and Hannah Anderson, grandson of the late Mrs. Andrew A.

Anderson. Services Monday. Aug. 4, at 2 p. m.

at home for funerals. 5844 W. Cermak road. Interment Mount Auburn cemetery. Information, Olympic 243.

was composer and arranger of sev eral marches and overtures. cemetery. ot Allen and Estelle Plnero. Funeral Monday. 2 p.

m. at Fanscher funeral home, Stam- FINN William J. 9:30 a. m. In church Surviving are his widow, Theresa; baugh, Mich.

Omit flowers. WIER MANN August H. 11a. m. at chapel.

DOW Charles Dow of 6025 S. Fairfield avenue, beloved husband of Caroline brother of Harry. Member of Southtown PLATT Mabel Piatt, late of 6333 S. Bell BAKER Henry Baker, In Wayne, husband avenue, beloved daughter of Emma and the TUESDAY. lodge.

No. 1135. A. F. A.

Board of weapons, but he beat the most seri- ous charge he faced that of murdering John J. Mitters Foley, labor racketeer and rival beer gangster, who was shot on Aug. 7, 1926. FR. O'DONOGHUE, PASTOR OF ST.

KILIAN'S, DIES The Rev. James P. O'Donoghue, 71, pastor of St. Kilian's church. Education post.

No. 417. American Legion, RYERSON Margaret. 2 p. m.

at chapel five daughters, Mrs. Marie Skarda, Mrs. Frances Macak, Mrs. Lillian Hansen, Mrs. Elsie Lucas, and Anita, all of Chicago, and two sons, late Joseph, fond sister of William Peter Mrs.

Agnes Wagner. Edith. Mrs of the late Ola Ann Baker, lamer oi Mrs. James W. Myer.

grandfather of James, Allen, and Sandra Mver. Services Monday. 1 p. and International Union of Operating Engineers, local 143. Services 1:30 p.

m. Tues- Elizabeth Ingve. Joseph and the late WEDNESDAY. at chapel. 720 Lake street, Oak Park.

Inter LA PIERRE Alice La Pierre, late of 6450 N. PLISCOTT August. 2 p. m. at chapel.

ment Chapel HUI Gardens, Rudolph and Gerald, also of Chicago. Joseph Herbert, Funeral Monday, Aug. 4. at 9:30 a. m.

from chapel, 1911 W. 63d street, to St. Rita's church. Interment St. Mary's cemetery.

Pro. 0240. BALAS Saul Balas of 4939 N. Central Park SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED. There are 14 grandchildren and one jwapii-wooa avenue.

Deiovea mother or Corlnne and Edward C. La Pierre. Resting at funeral home, 1359 Devon avenue at Glenwood until Monday noon, Aug. 4. Graveside services at 2 p.

Napervllle, IIL SHAW John Baker. avenue, passed away early Friday morning, beloved husband of the late Golda. devoted POWERS Nellie T. Powers of 1703 Wallen avenue, daughter of the late James and Bridget Brltt Powers, fond sister of Walter great-grandchild. AUTOIST LOSES oay at cnapei.

1648 W. 63d street, interment Mount Hope. DOYLE Rose Doyle, nee Brady, residence. 10222 Commercial avenue, beloved wife of Joseph dear mother of Joseph, William, Thomas, and Rosemary, fond daughter of Mary and the late Frank Brady, dear sister of Mrs. Ellen Freeh, Frank, the late Mrs.

Margaret Donovan, and John Brady. Funeral Monday at 9 a. from chapel, 9500 Commercial avenue, to St. Kevin's church. Interment St.

Mary's. South Shore 0155. LANG William Lang, beloved husband of father of Mamie Forman. Ida Komle, Louis Nathan and David five grandchildren, two great-grandchildren, fond brother of Rose Rosen perl. Services were held J.

and the late Thomas sister-in-law of Margaret Powers, aunt ot Thomas F. and NORTH SIDE CHAPEL S501 NORTH ASHLAND-A VENUE, PHONE LONGBEACH 2648. MONDAY. Friday afternoon. Family at late residence.

Lldwlne, nee Sick; stepfather of Walburga Schauer and Georglna Noeller. Resting at chapel, 3658 S. Wolcott avenue. Laf. 0985.

Funeral Monday. 9:15 to St. Richard's church. Interment St. Mary's.

BALDWIN Edson B. Baldwin of 897 Hillside CONTROLOFCAR, CHURM Emma B. 3 p. m. at chapel.

avenue, Elmhurst, 111., beloved husband oi LARSON Andrew Gust Larson, late of 5723 S. NEALLEY Leroy E. 1 p. m. at chapel.

Emelle dear father of Edson E. Resting at chapel. 134 S. York street, Elmhurst, DRAWERT Bertha. See Dreher.

HITS POLE; DIES Edna M. Cunningham. James and the late Marguerite, fond sister of Mrs. Arthur Fischer. Elizabeth Cahlll and John Cahltl.

grandmother of Etlien. Jeanetta, James Roberta and Robert, Funeral Tuesday. Aug. 5. at 9 a.

from funeral home. 2157 Irving Park road, to St. Benedict's church-Interment All Saints'. Member ot St. Benedict's Altar and Rosary Society.

UGRON Donald S. Ugron. beloved husband cf Jean, fond father ot Thomas son of Stephen T. and Madge Ugron. Services Monday.

2 p. at late residence. 6925 Raxlue avenue. Interment Falrmount. VISTAIN Edward J.

Vlstain. late ct 3236 W. Crenshaw street, beloved husband ot Elizabeth, loving father ot Edward and Raymond, brother of Rudolph and James. Services Monday. Aug.

4. at 1:30 p. at chapel. 2534 S. Putaskt road.

Interment Bohemian National cemetery. Law. 3973. WALES Arthur J. Wales, beloved husband of Edna, nee Lampe: brother of the lata Laura Kelley.

uncle ot Phillip and Helen. Funeral Tuesday. 3 p. at funeral heme. Lake street at 2d avenue.

Maywood. Charter member of Brotherhood lodge. Ns. 986. A.

F. dr A. M. Interment Oak, Woods. May-wood 14.

STUBE Edith May. 2 p. m. In church. DREHER Caroline M.

Dreher, late of 221 W. where services will be held Tuesday, 1 p. m. Interment Chapel Hill Gardens. John W.

Funeral Monday, Aug. 4. at 9:30 a. from funeral home, 1359 Devon avenue at Glenwood, to St, Jerome's church and Calvary. PREKOP Henry Prekop beloved husband of Maria, loving father of Henry Marie.

Ann, Mildred, and Eleanor, dear grandfather of Henry and Adrelne Prekop, Stephen, and Ronald Patun. Jerrilyn Voda. Sharleen and Anthony Balesterl. fond father-in-law of Ann Prekop. John Siedleckl, Stephen Patun, Jerry Voda, and Joseph Balesterl.

Funeral Tuesday at 9:45 a. m. from chapel. Manuel Perez, 25, of East Chicago Morgan street, beloved husband of Ellen, dear father of the late Alpha, dear brother of Mrs. E.

Sallman. Services Monday, Aug. 4. 1:30 p. at funeral home, corner of 79th and Aberdeen.

Interment Oak Hill. TUESDAY. BASSLER Josephine Nelson Bassler of 6333 HARSIN William G. 1 p. at chapel.

Heights, was killed yesterday when 8725 S. May st. for the last five years, died yesterday after a year's illness. The body will be in the rectory after 3 p. m.

today and will lie in state in the church after 3 p. m. tomorrow. Solemn funeral mass will be at 10:30 a. m.

Tues- SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED. LARSON Emma Larson, nee Granville, wife 24th place, beloved wife of the late Carl, loving mother of Emma Groll, Bertha Draw-ert. Caroline Drawert, Helen Seltz. and Norbert, and the late Carl and Frederick, grandmother of eleven. Resting at residence.

Services Tuesday at St. Stephan's Evangelical Lutheran church, 57th and Sangamon, at 2 p. m. The Rev. O.

H. Groth officiating. Interment Mount Greenwood. he lost control of his automobile in route 30, a half mile east of Halsted GROSSCUP Raymond C. N.

Glenwood avenue, beloved wne oi ur. H. H. Bassler, fond mother of Louise L. Sullivan and the late Lt.

Harry D. Bassler. U. S. A.

A. C. Services Monday. Aug. 4.

at 2 p. at funeral home, 1359 Devon avenue, at Glenwood. Interment Graceland. oi tawin motner ci Mrs. Berthold A.

cron-son. Mrs. Eric P. Peterson, Mrs. Edward H.

Moorshead, Estelle Erma and E. Stan st, and crashed into a telephone 1729 S. Halsted street, to St. Joseph's ley Larson. Funeral Monday, 2 p.

at pole. BEVERLY CHAPEL 2121 W. 95TH-STREET. PHONE BEVERLY 2182. unurcn.

interment uur uoy of Sorrows' Ind. 4384. chapel. 6222 Broadway. Interment Rosehlll.

BECK Anna Beck. Aug. 1. 1947. of 3657 Up to 4 p.

m. yesterday 350 per DUNLOP Ernest F. Dunlop, at his residence. PRONGER Emery C. Pronger of 2221 LARSON Mary Larson, beloved wife of the late Peter, fond mother of Harry.

Palmer sons had been killed in Cook county Wentworth avenue, age 86 years, wiaow oi Martin Beck. At rest at chapel. 7509 Stony Island avenue. Funeral notice later. Fairfax 2900.

123d street. Blue Island, husband of the late Mary, nee MahafTay; father of Vernon MONDAY. and the late Peter. Funeral at chapel. 3337- traffic accidents since Jan.

1. Of 39 W. North avenue. Monday. Aug.

4. at ORDLNG Fred P. 360 K. Garfield boulevard, beloved husband of the late Carrie Van Home Dunlop. Resting at chapel, 415 W.

63d street. Funeral Tuesday, 10:30 a. under auspices of Englewood lodge. No. 690, A.

F. A. M. Interment Pine Lake cemetery. La Porte, Ind.

2 p. at chapel. ur. can j. Robert Irvine WALLBAUM August F.

WaUbaura. beloved these, 266 were "killed in Chicago, BLASCO See Fortunato Blask notice. Oliver Harold and the late Raymond 1 p. m. Interment Mount Olive cemetery.

LAULETT A Michael Lauletta. 74 5 W. Schiller LAIN SON a. j. r.

tMMikM day with buriai In Calvary cemetery. where 13,494 persons were injured BLASK Fortunato Blask of 7228 Prairie av grandfather of 14. great-grandfather of one. brother ot Charles Herman and EBERT Emma Ebert. Aug.

2. late residence. in the same period. street. July 31.

1947. beloved husband of Anna, nee Conte: loving father of Marie and Carolyn Wakefield, dear brother of Theresa ine late wiiuam ti. nesting at cnapei. 2601 Vermont street. Services Grace Methodist cnurcn, Vermont at Artesian street, Monday.

Clanciarulo, and Ralph Lauletta. Funeral Father O'Donoghue was born in Ireland and attended All Hallows seminary, Dublin, before coming to the United States in 1903 and finish Aug. 4, at 2 p. nu Interment Mount Green 10258 Avenue wife of the late Albert mother of Dr. Elmer and Irwin (Chip) Ebert.

one grandson, sister of Clara and William Raddatz. Funeral Tuesday, 2 p. lrom mortuary. 10240 Ewlng avenue. Interment Mount Greenwood.

South Shore 0632. wood. PUGH Enoch Pugh of 3827 W. 40th street Monday, Aug. 4.

at 9:30 m. from chapel, 2114 Irving Park road, to St. Philip's church. Interment St. Joseph's cemetery.

LE GRAND See Lorena Class notice. JOHN CARROLL SONS "HOME FOR FUNERALS" ERIE AT WABASH-AV. WHITEHALL 6060. 4542 RAVENSWOOD-AV. LONGBEACH 0305.

enue, beloved husband of Maria, aevotea father of Eugene. William, Alfred, Mary McNeil, Rose Ferrlngton, Emma Miller, and the late Laura Vlzza, grandfather of Rita and Maria Gabrtelle Blask, Lorraine, Barbara, and Mildred McNeil, Laura Rose Ferrlngton. Anita, Marilyn, and June Ellen Miller, and Louis Vlzza. Funeral Tuesday. 9 a.

from funeral home. 318 E. 71st street, to St. Columbanus' church. Interment Mount Carmel.

BLOOM Sam Bloom. 3144 W. 15th street, beloved husband of the late Leah, brother of Eva and the late Harry, uncle of Meyer and Ann Romanoff. Services Monday. 10 a.

at funeral chapel. 704 S. Crawford avenue. Interment Jewish Waldhelm. EWERT Charles Ewert.

husband of the late beloved husband of Louise, fond brother of William Pugh of California. Elizabeth Snel-son Lydia Zimmerman, and Mary Moyer of ing his studies at St. Paul's seminary, St. Paul, Minn. He was ordained in LEMKE Melvin Lemke.

July 31. 1947. late Sadie, brother-in-law of August Rackow. Fu neral Monday, Aug. 4, 1:30 p.

at chapel. Maryland. Resting at funeral home. 2616 W. 38th street, where services will be held of 3650 N.

Leavltt street, beloved husband of Pearl, fond father of Melvin dear son of Minnie, brother of Carl, Eleanor, George. Holy Name cathedral, Chicago, in 7032 Wentworth avenue. Interment Wald Tuesday at 2 p. m. Interment Mount Green 1904, and all of his service was in helm.

FEIGENBAUM Erwin A. Felgenbaum. formerly C. H. JORDAN CO.

FUNERAL HOME. the Chicago area, including a short wood. Member of Brighton Park lodge. No, 854 A. F.

A. M. and Navy post, No. 372, American Legion. Laf.

0980. of 4152 Nelson street, beloved hushand of Loretta Hoag. ana Dexter. Funeral Monday. Aug.

4, 3 p. from funeral home, 2056-58 Belmont avenue, thence to Rosehlll cemetery. LHOTAK Mai. Ferdinand Lhotak of Wayne. stay in Lockport, 93 YEARS SERVICE SUP.

7709 RAAP Ernest E. Raap, late residence. 8821 BLUME Agnes L. Btume. nee Lund, beloved 200 E.

ERie. 1 Block ft. of Michigan. beloved husband of Theresa, fond father Irving Park road, beloved husband of Millie, Surviving are four sisters. Sister M.

Benedictina, O. Sister Mary Charlotte nee Sluhoskll; sun of the late William and Louise, brother of William, Leonard, and the late George. Resting at funeral home. 2130-32 W. 21st street.

Services Monday. Aug. 4. 2 p. m.

Interment Acacia Park. Virginia 7758. FILETTI Maria Rosa Fllettt. nee La Rocco. of Marie Skarda, Frances Macak.

Rudolph, Lillian Hansen, Elsie Lucas, Gerald, Anita, nee Popejoy; dear brother of Robert R. and the late J. Henry. Services at chapel, 6433 wile of the late Peter, loving sister of the late Hulda Nlssen. Services Tuesday, at 2 p.

m. at her late residence, 412 N. Dickinson avenue. Interment Acacia Park. Member GIBBONS-O'KEEFE ONLY CHICAGO UNDERTAKER WITH AIR AMBULANCE SERVICE It ill liis! and the late Fred, brother of the late Marie Sazama, Rudolph, Joseph, and Frank.

Ku of Honor chapter. No. 800. O. E.

S. neral Tuesday. 9 a. from chapel. 5218 4245 MADISON.

COLUMBUS 9121 Irving Park road. Tuesday at 1:30 p. m. Interment Graceland cemetery. REJERI See Maria Rosa Flletti notice.

RIFF Nettie Rift, dearly beloved wife of Sam. S. Kedzle avenue, to SS. Cyril and Methodius BOCK Mary Bock, age 83. beloved wife of of 946 W.

Grand avenue, beloved wife of the late Joseph Flletti. fond mother of Patrick. O. Kathleen, and Mrs. Lillian Keefe, and a brother.

Dr. Thomas J. O'Donoghue. 2 Boy Swimmers Drown -CEMETERIES- the late Henrv. fond mother of Edna How- church.

Interment St. Adalbert's. Pro. 3810. sam.

William and Edward Bock, and the Frank, Rocco R. of Chicago Police Department Vehicle bureau. Lydla Perciabosco, beloved mother of David, Ella Klein, Minnie Welsz. Matilda Temple, and Ruth, devoted FOR SALE. LOFTUS Dorothy Loftus.

nee Young, late residence, 7541 Myrtle avenue, beloved wife of 3 grave lots In Palos Hills Memorial Park late Pauline Damler. grandmother of three grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Theresa E. Rejerl, Josephine Casale, Anna Michael F. Loftus, lond mother of Frank Tantino.

and the late Domlnlck Flletti. grandmother of Shlfra Robin, Charlotte Riff, William Welsz, Marvin, and Donald Temple, cemetery, section 1. near gate, good location. Perpetual care. $400.

Mrs. Lizzie Eppel Services Monday. Aug. 4, 3 p. ai lunerai Michael.

Lillian Ceclle Hagan, Dorothy Davles, grandmother of eight grandchildren and one us Dana oi Anna, dear latner of Evelyn Joyce. Mennetta McClatchle. and MabeUe Hunter. Services Monday. 2:30 p.

at funeral home. 2500 N. Cicero avenue. Interment Waldhelm. Berkshire 8070.

WEISS Frank Weiss, late residence. 2729) Ogden avenue, beloved husband ot the lata Marie, fond father of George and Emanuel Weiss, devoted father-in-law ot and Helen, dear brother of Esther Fink, three grandchildren. Funeral Monday. 10 a. at chapel.

3021 Lawrence avenue. Interment Dr. Herzl cemetery. Jewish Waldhelm. WELLS Margaret L.

Wells of 7803 Essex are. nue. Aug. 3. 1947.

beloved wife of James dear mother of Elizabeth Wolfe Ives of Chicago and Helen Wolfe Ersklne of Highland Park. 111. Services Monday. Aug. 4.

3 p. at chapel. 3700 E. 75th street. Interment Mount Hope.

Saginaw 3737. WETZEL Phillip A. Wetzel. July 31. husband of the late Anna, dear beloved father ct Phillip A.

Evelyn, and Lauretta Wetzel. Mildred Ross, and Elenore Hedlger. brother of Katherlne Kleinert. Amelia Rold. MoiUr Johnson.

Lauretta Simon. Clara Scherer. and Walter Schwartz. Resting at mortuary. 135S Wellington avenue, until noon Monday.

Services at Ascension Lutheran church, Cornelia and Wolcott avenues, at 2 o'clock. WIEBKE Herman Wlebke. 30 E. 137th street. Rlverdale.

beloved husband cf Viola, fond father of Dorothy Mrs. Henry) Sctiroeder. grandfather of Joyce Lynn, brother cf Mrs. R. Thompson.

Henry. Fred, and Edward. Resting at funeral home, 244 E. 139tf street. Services Monday.

2 p. bu. at St. Paul's Luth. church.

Interment Oak Lawn. WIGDOR MoUle Wlgdor fWlgdorowttxl. beloved wife ot Max. loving mother of Ida rod sky. Fannie Lesnla.

Edward. Ben. and Mary Bender, five grandchildren, fond sister ot Fannie Marder of Loa Angeles and Criaia, Rlfke Kerstetn. Services were held Friday. Aug.

1. Interment Raclonzer cemetery. Scira 803 N. Bishop street. YON A Louis Yonsn.

July 30. 194T. of 64 5 Waveland avenue, beloved husband Elsie, fond father of Frank. William. George, and Vllma.

Services at chapel. 2701 N. Clark street, Monday at 10:30 a. to. Interment Elmwood.

ZCLKOWSKI Edward Adam ZolkowsU of 2001 W. 18th place, beloved hasband ct the late Anna, nee Schemer-, fend father of Mae Vlllano Leonard. Joseph, and Irene, grandfather of four grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 10 a. ra.

Interment St. Adalbert's. Funeral private, CARD OF THANKS home. 5200 N. Western avenue, corner great-grandmother of Jerrold and Susan Rob Robert and Eugene sister of Patrick jii wqcosiock.

ill. great-grandchild. Funeral Tuesday at 9:30 of Foster. Interment private. Please omit Mary Y.

Gueroult. Catherine King, Charles ELMHURST Cemetery, Elmhurst. IIL Two in. Funeral Monday. 1 p.

at cnapei. 3021 Lawrence avenue. flowers. and Ruth Dee. euneral Monday.

Aug. 4. a. m. from chapel.

721 N. Western avenue, to Sancta Maria Addolorata church. Interment Mount Carmel. beautiful non-sectarian plots, one-4 graves, 9:30 a. from funeral home.

6754 North RITSCHDORFF Michael Rltschdorff. son of one-8 graves. Sacrifice. Living East. Phone village Theresa and the late Matthias, brotner oi west to Immaculate Conception church Interment All Saints' cemetery.

in Little Wabash River Fairfield. IIL, Aug. 2 (JP) Clarence Neal. 10, and Charles J. Parr, 12, drowned while swimming today in the Little Wabash river.

Neal was from Mount Vernon, 111, and Parr, who was staying with relatives at Mount Vernon, was from Detroit. FREISLINGER Julius Freisllnger. beloved husband of Clara, nee Treutelaar; fond father Mrs. Margaret Buckley. Mrs.

Catherine Mc- 2 8-GRAVE lots In Falrmount cemetery. Sell together or separate. Call after 6 p. m. or Mullln, Mary.

Joseph, Bernard, Anna ana MANNIC'N James Mannion of 8011 Evans of Dorothy, Julius and Robert, grand tunaay. Harvey 617-J. avenue, beloved son of Thomas and Elizabeth, William Rltschdorff. Funeral Monday at 9:30 a. m.

from chapel, 6222 Broadway to father of George and Judith Freisllnger, and Donna Jourdaln. Funeral Monday. Aug. 4. 4 GR.

lot Acacia Pk. Verbena sec, near fond brother of Mrs. Eileen Suiter. Thomas Betty. Christine, and Mrs.

Madanna marble fountain. Bargain at $450. Bergman, St. Gertrude's Church, interment calvary. ROSSI Aurora Rossi, nee D'Aqulla.

ot 2213 1:30 p. at funeral home, 2938 N. Lincoln avenue. Interment Acacia Park ceme K. u.

2. Mampsnire, in. Smith. Funeral Tuesday. 9:30 a.

m. from HURSEN LEADS IN FUNERAL QUALITY IN CHICAGO Alr-CondltloHid Tflrowghour NORTH: WEUlngton 1724 SOUTH: CALumet 4030 WEST: HAYmarket 0100 Quality with Economy mortuary. lOOO-lOIO E. 79th street, to N. La Porte avenue, beloved wire of Guy, CEMETERY lot Memorial Park 4 xrava lot tery.

Member of International Brotherhood dear mother of Anthony. Emma el ley. Frank St. Francis De Paula church. Interment of Electrical Workers, B.

134. of Chicago. Leaving state. Great savings to buyer. Call Park Rldce 803-W.

FRIED Daniel Fried. Aug. 1. 1947. husband and Andrew, grandmother ef Danny and Mary Ann, sister of George, Anna Clolll and Lawrence.

Funeral Monday. 9 a. from St. Mary's. MARKS Edward C.

Marks of 1005 S. Wesley avenue. Oak Park, beloved husband Wisteria aec- 4 GRAVE lot Acacia cemetery, tlon. Merrtmac 6385. lfbrfft nkmem6enra of Laura Fried, nee Marks, beloved father of Herbert, brother of Claire Felber.

grandfather of Herbert Jr. and Barbara Ann. Rest of Clara, nee Dreier; fond father of Orville. funeral home. 2500 N.

Cicero avenue, to st, Genevieve's church. Interment St, Joseph's. BEAUT. Ridgewood 8 grave lot Perpetual care. Good loc.

Reas. Newcastle 2251. BOISVERT Armand Bolsvert. suddenly, late of 7022 S. Morgan street, formerly of Bour-bonnals.

111., beloved husband of Rose, nee Tobuch: son -of the late Joseph L. and Elizabeth Rivard Bolsvert, brother of Sister Mary Berenice. G. S. Gertrude Brosseau, Raphael Maria Robinson, and Clara Stein.

At funeral home, 6843 S. Racine avenue. Funeral Monday, Aug. 4. at 9 a.

to Sacred Heart church. Interment Maternity cemetery. Bourbonnals. 111. Will lie In state at Senesac funeral home, Kankakee, 111., from 12:30 until 2:30 p.

m. BOUCHARD Llllle Bouchard, nee Klemz, 1812 N. Nordlca avenue, dearly beloved wife of the late Clayton, loving mother of Robert and Richard, fond daughter of Fred, sister of Anna Bach, Fred Clara Stullh. and Emma Padgltt. Resting at funeral home, 7600 W.

Grand avenue, at the circle. Funeral Monday, Aug. 4, at 2 p. m. Burial Concordia cemetery.

Mer. 1111 or Elm-wood Park 801. BOSCHAN Irene Boschan, late residence 1822 Fremont street, beloved wife of Moretx Boschan, fond mother of Ben, Jean Hoffman, and Emily Udvare, seven grandchildren. Service Monday, 2:30 p. at chapel, 3021 Lawrence avenue.

Interment Theodore Herzl cemetery, Jewish, Waldheua. ing at chapel, 936 E. 47th street. Services Information, Berkshire 8070. at the convenience of the family.

Ttur.v. Thrlstlan Rure of 5942 S. California FROST Ronald D. Frost TBrowne, age 19, avenue, beloved husband of Matilda, fond fa 8 GRAVES In Acacia Park, in chapel sec. Price $350.

R. 2, Box 7. Harvard, 111. MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMS ther of Mrs. Ida Rabjohn.

Fred. George. Edward and Gladys Marie, father-in-law of Lillian, grandfather of Faith and Suzanne, brother of Otto, the late Frieda Behnke. and Edna Scheck. Resting at funeral home, 4115-17 W.

26th street, until Tuesday. 11 a. m. Lying In state at Christ Evangelical Lutheran church. Harvard and East avenues.

Oak Park, from 12 noon until 2 p. time of service. Interment Concordia. 4424 N. Central Park avenue, July 31.

beloved son of Mrs. Edna Frost-Browne, step Minnie, and Frank Ruge. Services Monday at 3 p. m. at Nazareth Evangelical Lutheran son of Earl J.

Browne. Funeral at chapel, 3834 Irving Park road, Monday, 2 p. m. CEMETERY MARKERS, MONUMENTS AT savings. Sears Roebuck A State-st Irving Park.

and 900 S. Homan. church, 60th and Spauldlng. Remains at chapel. e24 5 s.

Keozie avenue, umu a p. Monday. Interment Bethanla. RIDGEWOOD Cemetery 8 grave lot In Elk section. Ph.

Wheeling 376W. RUSSO Dominie Russo. son of Bruno and Interment Acacia Park. GERHARDT William C. Gerhardt July 29.

1947, beloved husband of the late Martha, fond father of Isabelle M. Town, Lillian Trolke. William C. Charles. Herbert, and the late Edward.

Funeral Monday. 1:30 the late Elizabeth, nee Nardl, brother of McINTYRE Charles E. Mclntyre of Williams Bay. formerly of Maywood, 111., dear brother of Carrie Mclntyre, fond uncle of Leslie Counlhan, May Spiers, and the late Frank and George Counlhan. Services at FLORISTS Elizabeth and Stella.

Funeral Monday, 9 a. m. from chapel. 350O W. Harrison street.

SUIUtlANtTES SEI YOUI PHON1 IOOK to Presentation church. Interment Mount p. at chapel, 4325 Armltage avenue. In chapel. 3234 W.

North avenue. Monday, LOWEST PRICES ON FUNERAL FLOWERS. GARLAND Flowers, 220 N. Kedzle-v. Sac 0909.

$838 Irrtng Park. Irving 3900. LKVINVThe family of Morrt Levin wtu always remember four klMtaesa assd sympathy. r-i Carmel. Ney.

0644. terment Montrose, -Aug. 4. at 2 p. m.

Interment Forest nam..