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ment revealed that the couple had driven their 12-year-old son to Cen- tral school at 8: 30 that m~orning, afterý which Mrs,. Tharaud dmre ber, husband, to the elevated station at Fourth street and Linden avenue. In the afternoon Mr.1 Tharaud tried without success- to- contact his wife by telephone, and then returned homne, finding the body as stated. A coroner's jury, impanelled Sa t- urday morning, returned. a verdic t of accidenftai death. No1 funeral services were, held here, and interment was at Ridge- Wood, N. J. MRS. JOHN TESTA Mrs. John Testa, 85, of 1615 Wash- ington avenue, 'Wilmette,. died Wed- nesday, September 27, in the home of ber daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. C. Antonio, with wbom she hafi made i1er~ home for the past eight years. Surviving, besides her husband, are three daughters, Mrs. Antonio; Mrs. William Monohan, Hillsboro, Ill., and Mrs. Thomas T y rr e 1, Dwight, Ill,* also three sons, Phil lip and Peter Testa of Georgetown, Ill., and Tony Testa of Bell Garden: Calif.*There also survive 18 grand-1 children and nine great-grandehîl- dren. Funeral services were h elid at, Campus,' Ill., ber former home' and burial was in Sacred Heart cemetery there. One, of the last. pictures ever taken of the jate Cardinal Munidelein was snappeci on Septe'mber 24 by Lyle Howard, 1326 Fores.t avenue, Wilmette, andpub lt*hed inlast week's issue of this news magazine. On that date, Cardinal Mundelein dedicated t4he new >church of t. Joseph's parish, Ridge mail and Lake avenue, Wilrnette. Iloward Photo T BHERE'S a decd differ- ence between Property Dam-. age Insurançée and Colli'ion* Insurance. The former covers your legal liability for an y dam- ageyour car may do 'to the p ro perty of others.Tfle latter covers the damage donc to your own car. You need, both poli- éies! Get them here.