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I I 1. PART 1-PAGE GilICA00 SCIENCE ACADEMY LURES IYOTH TO HAILS History Taught to All Who Are Interested. BY JAMES O'DONNELL BENNETT. There it is, fellows, there it is just like the one we saw in the woods!" The boy's voice broke on an adolescent squeak of excitement Another voice joined in the strain of triumph: Yessir, just like itthe brown cap and everything! And it's built kind of like a sparrow. And the label says it's an oven bird.

Now we know!" The biggest of the three boysperhaps 15 years of agechimed in with, "Didn't I tell you we'd find it here? Didn't I say maybe it was an oven and how its nest looks like an old fashioned baker's oven? Didn't Other high excitements of discovery and identification kept the eager lads busy for en hour. They were very intent, and their observation was alert and shrewd. They were taking a long stcp in the acquirement of knowledge. Find Fascinating Alcoves. The fascinating alcoves at the north end of the third floor of the Academy of Sciences in Lincoln park were the scene of the quest.

Those alcoves contain mounted specimens of more than 250 species of the birds of Chicagolan db oth residents and migrants. The specimens beat any book of colored plates in helping a fellow to identify living birds he has seen In the woods: they are more vivid, more get-at-able than plates. The three boys who finally solved their problem as the oven bird were fine types of boys. They were not bird killers, but joyous students of bird life. and it warmed one's heart to listen to their speculations when they were baffled and their jubilation when the solved their problem.

Discovery wab putting drama into their hour at thE academy, and theynot priggishly, but happily and spontaneouslywere finding out that the aaking sure of your facts is a rewarding game. Admission to the academy is free at all times. From doormen to curators, everybody is helpful The voice of Miss Royce when she answers a question over the academy's telephone has welcome in its tones. 1 Good Counsel for All. Any boyor girlwho, as Director Howard K.

Gloyd puts it, has a seriots purpose along natural history lines," can get good counsel at the academy. Does a girl want to know how press and dry plants? She will. be shown. Does a boy wish to try his hand at building a habitat group? He will be admitted to the academy's workrooms, where he can follow the delicate craftsmanship of some of the most ingenious artists and artisans in Chicago. Does another young visitor wish to start a collection of the minerals, or the shells, or the fossils, or the insects of Chicago land? He will be shown how to start.

Is another eager to build a cabinet for his treasures? In half an hour he can learn a bookful. We are always willing," salo Dr. Gloyd, to give promising young chaps a chanceand by young chaps I mean boys from 12 years up." There would be morefar more of this kind of instruction if the academy had a larger staf and more money. Its scientists and artisans cannot teach large groups nor turn the institution into a manual training school for budding scientists. The scientists have to carry forward important and exacting researches and the artists and the artisans are very busy renewing old exhibits and installing fresh collections.

Academy Cramped for Funds. The point isand it is a big one that if a group of well-wishers of science, well-wishers of youth, and well-wishers of the community would create a fund of, say, two or three thousand dollars a year, then two teachers, giving instruction perhaps one or two afternoons a week, could be added to the academy's staf. In a few years such instruction would create such a body of young devotees of science as would influence the whole trend of youthful culture in Chicago. The academy has a noble building and a stal of enthusiasts, but at every turn it is cramped for money. Nevertheless, under Dr.

Gloyd the wir academy is renewing its youthnext to the Chicago Medical society it is the oldest scientific body in Chicago and drawing more closely to the youth of the community. It works hard. Old and important exhibits I that have grown dim and dusty are being renewed. New and amazingly vivid habitat groups and panoramas are being installed under the direc tion of that master of habitat paint ing, Earl G. Wright.

s- Wholly new groups soon to be in. stalled in the third floor exhibition 'hall will be an important contribution to Chicagoland's ecologythe branch of biology dealing with the mutual relations between organisms and their environment; in other words, groups showing in detail the fauna of our region as they live and where they live, but emphasizing the I locale instead of the animals. Bulletin Changes Form. I- Not only is the academy enriching and renewing its own collections but it is also completing thirty habitat 'groups which are to go into the 1 tieldhouses of the Chicago park dis trict. Significant, too, of new life at the I old treasure house is the appearance this week of its quarterly bulletin completely new form.

It always Contained valuable matter but it; locked like a legislative document and principally allured specialists.i Now it comes forth as The Chicago Naturalist and is a handsome thirty. two page magazine, full of scientific and human interest and many good pictures. One more sentence on the academy's service to Chicago's boys: Parents who will look in on its work will find that it is cheap and enrobling insurance against the lure of the alley gang and similar big city perils. TRIBUNE Photo. George Washington Wales Brewster Jr.

of Boston and his bride, the former Miss Joan Ryerson, after ceremony yesterday. Mrs. Brewster is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald M.

Ryerson. JOAN RYERSON BECOMES BRIDE OF BOSTONIAN Weds Geo. Brewster Jr. In Lake Forest. BY JUDITH CASS.

One of the largest and most fashionable of the spring weddings, that of Miss Joan Ryerson, daughter of Mrs. Donald M. Ryerson and the late Mr. Ryerson, to George Washington Wales Brewster son of Dr. and Mrs.

George W. W. Brewster of Boston, took place yesterday afternoon at 4 oclock in the Church of the Holy Spirit in Lake Forest. The church, which was decorated entirely with white spring flowers, was crowded with guests, many of them relatives of the bride, who is a member of one of Chicago's oldest families. Grandmothers Are Present.

The bride's two grandmothers, Mrs. Ambrose C. Cramer and the senior Mrs. Edward L. Ryerson, were among those who watched ner walk up the aile on the arm of her brother, Anthony M.

Ryerson, who came from his school in the east to give his sister in marriage. The Rev. Herbert E. Prince read the service. Miss Ryerson wore a classically draped white satin gown with long white tulle veil and carried lilies of the valley.

Miss Nancy Ryerson, who was maid oA. honor for her cousin and the bridesmaids wore yellow organza dresses and small yellow hats and carried yellow daisies. The bridesmaids were Miss Elise Dow, Miss Kathryn Milburne of Old Westbury, N. Mrs. Tracy Barnes of New York City, Miss Anne Green-way of Greenwich, Mrs.

John Pillsbury Jr. of Crystal Bay. and Mrs. Philip Boyer Jr. of Philadelphia.

Groom's Brother Best Man. William L. Brewster came from New York to be his brother's best man, and the ushers were Henry H. Brewster, Laurence H. H.

Johnson Nelson W. Aldrich, H. H. Proctor, Daniel F. Jones, and Greeley Curtis all of Boston.

After the wedding reception in the home of Mrs. Ryerson on Mayflower road in Lake Forest, Mr. I Brewster and his bride left for a month's honeymoon in Bermuda. They will make their home in Boston upon their return. Francis Connery City Water Pipe Inspector, Dies Francis D.

Connery 42 years old, 6315 Wayne avenue, died in his bed, apparently of a heart attack, last night shortly after returning from a trip to Ludington, Mich. He was an inspector in the city water pipe extension department and was the son of the late Francis D. Connery, former city clerk. His uncle, the late Joseph F. Connery, was lire commissioner in the Dever administration.

Another uncle, the late John T. Connery, was president of the Edgewater Beach Hotel corporation. Connery is survived by his widow, Marguerite, and a stepdaughter, Marjorie. Wed in Church of Holy Spirit MRS. WILLIAM DODD, WIFE OF EX-ENVOY To GERMANY, DIES Mrs.

Matt le Dodd, wife of William E. Dodd, former United States ambas- sador to r- 4' 7 4i many, 9 died yes- terday in their temporary home in II -11 Na urce aretitl i 44 the victim of ,4, 1, heart a ta k. ...1 Alarmed by her 4 failure to appear at the breakfast 41: r-; table, Mr. Dodd went to her room and. found her dead in bed.

i Mr. Dodd and his wife, the for- mer Mattie Johns of Auburn, N. were married in Mrs. Mattie Dodd. 1901.

In an address following his appointment as ambassador in 1933, he said that all of his success dated from his marriage. Besides her husband Mrs. Dodd is survived by a son. William E. Dodd and a daughter, Mrs.

Martha Eccles. Mr. Dodd was professor of American history at the University of Chicago from 1908 until 1933. In CMcago the Dodds lived at 5757 Blackstone enue. 1 I OGLESBY BURIAL TO BE FROM TINY FAMILY CHAPEL Springfield, Ill, May the tiny cloistered church his mother built on the family estate nearly half a century ago, funeral services will be held at 3 p.

m. tomorrow for former Lieut. Gov. John G. Oglesby.

Oglesby, who died Thursday at the age of 60 after an extended illness, was a warden of St. John's Episcopal church and one of its five regular parishioners. The others were his niece, Mrs. William M. Drake, church trustee; his half brother's daughter, Mrs.

Elizabeth Keays Drake, organist; William M. Drake and Mrs. Oglesby No plate ever has been passed in the church, which was built on the country estate, Oglehurst, by Mrs. Richard J. Oglesby in 1890.

It is the only privately owned, self-supporting house of worship in the state. Its rector, the Rev. John A. Eetcher of Lincoln, who will assist Bishop John C. White of Springfield in the services tomorrow, is paid from a trust consisting of the income from eighty acres of land.

Airs. Walter Boetcher, Wife of Indianapolis Mayor, Dies Indianapolis, Ind- May 28.ISpecial.--Mrs. Walter C. Boetcher, wife of the mayor of Indianapolis, died here this afternoon. She and Mr.

Boetcher had been married thirty years. They had no children. She was born at Hagerstown, May 11, 1883, was educated at Cambridge City, and had lived there thirty-seven years. Funeral services will be held Tuesday. I CIAICRGO'S 91efelt6110 ar I 0 1 1 'f I corm FUNERALS AS LOW AS Silo -1 rl -1 ILUI 'AFIZ say Ly-L 4A416- 0 I Twenty-five times as many calls as the average concern is Chicago's recognition and appreciationof Lain St Son Service Qualityand low prices.

Included with all serviceswhen desired at both chapelsat no extra charge is the exclusive IMPERIAL MALE Quartet. 101P It I 0 1111 1111110 1 1,11 Ott Satil CHICAGO SUNDAY CHURCH WARNED OF EASY MONEY AND IBINGOIRill Presbyterian Leader Tells Undermining Trends. BY THE REV. JOHN EVANS. Chicago Tribune Press Service.

Philadelphia, May 28. ISpecial.Bingoism has been found to be the name for the prevailing philosophy of the day in America, all the way from the national government and its kind of easy money, down to the quiet little bi.igo or keeno game that is played for the benefit of benighted Hindoos and crippled children by good church folk. That is easy money, too. But even that philosophy has been found to be a little better than that ot the road hog who gratifies himself with his half of the road in the middle or of the glutton who fills himself with rich food and plenty of cocktails. The trend, however, is up from the pigsty philosophy to the bingo kind.

But it also is downward from the philosophy of solid old-fashioned American virtues of work and thrift. Presents Charts to Assembly. These conclusions have been reached by the Rev. Dr. Herman C.

Weber of New York, president of the national stewardship council, representing 23 denominations, and were made public today at the 150th general assembly of the Presbyterian church in the United States of America, in session here. Moreover, Dr. Weber and his colleagues have graphic charts to prove his contentions. By looking at the charts it is possible, Dr. Weber explained, for each person to grade himself as to his philosophy of life as well as to peg the prevailing attitude toward life as expressed by anything from Naziism to the New Deal.

The latter, he added, with its self-named reference to games of chance and their lure of easy money, is aptly named. Charts Are Described. From bottom to top, the following are the charts: 1. Pigpen philosophy. The center of their circle is the motive of indulgence with segments of the circle devoted to the appetite, using the Bible phrase, whose God is the belly," liquor, lust, ease, and narcotics.

This is explained as being a very common type of thought which had its greatest vogue during and directly after the world war. It supports organized vice, night clubs and the corruptive practices of high society. 2. Bingo philosophy, which was described as coming in with various governmental new deals throughout the world. Motive: Cheap and easy existence.

Segments of circle: "Let George do it," Lady Luck gambling, dependency. shirking, sharp practice, fraud, stealing, and pilfering, racketeering, the world For the government owes me a living. Pictures Main Streetism. 3. Main streetism.

Had been highly respectable until advent of bingo. ism, even though it was described as being motivated by greed. Segments of the circle include money, estate. things, power, social position, culture, and pride. 4.

Paganism. The center of this circle is self-will with its segments devoted to arrogance, pride of self or class, nationalism, cynicism, selfish living, exploitation, search for pleasure, and idolatry. 5. Materialism. Center of circle is self-righteousness.

Segments are: There is no God and no soul, biological love, ethics of self-interest, behaviorism, which says we do what we do because our glands demand it, salvation by education, sin is disease or an upset gland. 6. Stewardism. Center: Partnership with God. Segments: Creative living, right getting, right using, sharing, giving, tithing, unselfishness, joy, serenity, confidence, and humility.

TRUITTNE MAY 29. 1 fa OBITUARIES Madison B. Kennedy. Madison B. Kennedy, who served as controler of the world's fair of 1893, died yesterday in the Evanston hospital.

He was 87 years old. Mr. Kennedy was born in Saratoga county, N. and came to Chicago in 1874. For many years he was associated with the old Chicago Edison company, retiring in 1910.

Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Edith K. Walsh, with whom he made his home at 1170 Scott avenue, Hubbard Woods; two sons, and four grandchildren. Horace Jackson. San Diego, May services were conducted here today for Horace Jackson, member of the Union League of Chicago, who died here Thursday night.

Mr. Jackson, who came to San Diego ten years ago, for years previous was active on the floor of the Chicago Board of Trade, and retained his membership in the board up to the time of his death. His widow, Mrs. Kate S. Jackson of San Diego survives.

Frank Trautman. Frank Trautman, a south side hardware dealer for thirty-three years, died yesterday in the Roseland Community hospital. Mr. Trautman who was 63 years old, lived at 10405 South Sawyer avenue. He was one of the organizers and a past president of the Brainerd Business Men's association.

Surviving are his widow, Isabel; a daughter and two sons. The funeral will be held at 2 p. In. Tuesday at 8400 South Ashland avenue. James L.

Baldwin. James L. Baldwin, president and founder of the Baldwin Cash and Package Carrier company, died yesterday in the Garfield Park hospital. He was 63 years old. Mr.

Baldwin lived at 215 South Elmwood avenue, Oak Park. His widow, Mrs. Bertha Saxon Baldwin, survives. Services will be held at 1:30 p. m.

Tuesday in the chapel at 523 Lake street, Oak Park. George Raymond Jenkins. Funeral services for George Raymond Jenkins, attorney, will be held Tuesday at 1:30 p. m. in the chapel at 4227 Cottage Grove avenue.

Burial will be in Rosehill cemetery. Mr. Jenkins died in his home at 3017 East 78th street Friday at the age of 67. He was a former master in chancery in the Circuit court. Surviving are his widow, Mrs.

May Rice Jenkins, and two sisters. Dr. Lewis A. Cowen. Dr.

Lewis A. Cowen, a dentist, died yesterday in the Illinois Researct hospital. He was 50 years old and resided at 4724 North Racine avenue Dr. Cowen was a major in the 108111 medical regiment, Illinois Nationa Guard. He is survived by his widow Edith.

Military services will be helc at 4 p. in. Tuesday in the chapel at 5501 North Ashland avenue. Nrs. Cora A.

Davis. Mrs. Cora A. Davis, 76 years old widow of Henry T. Davis, once presi dent of the Cook County Real Es tate board, died yesterday of hearl disease in her home at 7022 ConstancE avenue.

Funeral services will bE held Tuesday at 2 p. m. in the First Presbyterian church chapel. Philip H. Mooney.

Philip IL Mooney, 32 years old, 713: Yates avenue, an auditor for the state died yesterday in the Mercy hospita of an infection. Mr. Mooney was th4 son of Capt. James L. Mooney of tip Chicago police.

He is survived by Id widow. Funeral services will be bel( in St. Philip Neri church Tuesday a 9 a. m. Henry Wheeler De Forest.

New York, May Henry Wheeler De Forest, lawyel capitalist, railroad executive, an philanthropist, died today at his tate, Nethermuir, at Cold Spring Hal bor, N. aftrr a long illness. was 82 years old. Albert E. lessurun.

Masonic funeral services for Albet E. Jessurun, 73 years old, a foo broker, will be held Tuesday at p. at 1820 South Michigan aventh zt 'tat i) itigtrpal AO AA. IL, 41 1 4 tr" Alf 16. 11 ti tiloPitrict -t C.

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1. 4:1 S. Lii 13, n. la to to Li S. At in 15 ed 01 se rid DOHERTYFrank L.

Doherty, husband of Stella, nee Brock: father of Eugene Doherty, Mrs. Frances Cloud, Irene and Carl Walther. Services Tuesday, 2 p. at chapel, 4506 Sheridan road. termeut Rosehill.

EDDINCTONMrs. Walter .1. Eddington, May 27, 1938, wife of the late Walter J. Eddington, mother of Charles, Walter, mid Arthur Eddington, Mrs. John McKinlay and Mrs.

Charles McCumber. At chapel. 63d and Harvard, Monday afternoon and evening. Services Tuesday, May 31. at 1 PInterment Spring Lake cemetery, Aurora.

EISENBERGJacob M. A1.1 Eisenberg, fond son of the late Morris and Ida, beloved brother of Abe, Mrs. Flora Felsenthat, Mrs. Myrna Aaron and the late Bertha Daniels and Julius Eisenberg. Funeral services Monday, May 30, at 2 p.

from chapel, 130 E. 47th street, to Jewish Graceland. Family at Aaron residence, 1362 Madison Park. ESLER--EarrY G. Esler, beloved husband of Margaret, fond father of Myrtle Hand.

John Sweney, Mildred Harrington, and Walter Esler: 4 grandchildren and 2 sisters. Funeral Monday, May 30. 2 p. at funeral home, 5325 Fullerton avenue. For information, Avenue 2362.

FOLEYEllen Foley. beloved wife of Timothy. fond mother of Catherine and the 'ate Minnie and Daniel Foley. Funeral Tuesday. May 31.

9 a. from late residence. 8824 S. May street, to St. Kilian church.

Interment St. James cemetery, Sag. FORSBERGVictor L. Forsberg at St. Joseph, May 28, husband of Doris.

Funeral 4 p. m. Tuesday at Kerlikowski Undertaking chapel, St. Joseph, Mich. FRAHERDaniel Fraher.

beloved husband of Mary Kilgallon Fraher, devoted father of James Mary Anna Conway. Thomas, Edward, and the late Agnes Hill. Funeral Monday. May 30, at 9:15 a. from residence.

6023 S. Talman avenue, to St. Rima church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Please omit flowers.

GARMOEEdward A. Garmoe, beloved husband of Frances. nee Palmer; fond father of Edward A. and Robert H. Funeral Mon.

day. May 30, 10:30 a. from late restdenee. 4917 N. Mozart street, to St.

Mathias church. Interment St. Boulface cemetery. GARNIERMargaret B. Gamier of Antioch.

beloved wife of Edward Gamier. fond mother of Mrs. John Clark. Funeral Monday, 2 p. in at funeral home.

6913 Wentworth avenue. Interment Evergreen. GLEASONThomas J. Gleason, May 26. brother of Catherine.

William. Mrs. L. D. McGuire, Mrs.

Thomas E. Kelly, Mrs. T. A. Colgan and Michael E.

Funeral from chapel, 1705 Cottage Grove avenue. Monday, 9:30 a. to Holy Cross church thence to Mount Olivet. GOLDENRoy A. Golden, beloved son of Edward G.

and Margaret H. tile McCloskeY I. fond brother of Marie. Edward, Annina, Lucille, Joseph, Stanley, and the late Gordon. nephew of Stella McCloskey and Lucille Ellis, at residence.

135 N. Latrobe-ay. Funeral Monday. 8:30 a. to St.

Thomas Aquinas church. Interment All Saints'. GRIFFINJohanna L. Griffin. 1230 S.

Wesley avenue. Berwyn. beloved wife of James William. fond mother of John. Joanna, James.

and Anna Marie. Resting at home for funerals, 6910 Windsor avenue. Berwyn. Funeral Monday 9:30 a. at St.

Mary of Celle's, Euclid and 15th, Berwyn. GrANGIJosenh Guangi, beloved husband of Catherine tnee Buchiechio fond father of Sam. Mrs. Theresa Natl, Mrs. Minnie De Francisco.

James. Mrs. Margaret De Francisco, Joseph and Anthony. brother of Sam and James Guansio. Funeral Monday 9 a.

from residents-. 2630 N. New England avenue, to St. William church. Interment Mount Carmel.

Armitage 7800. HALLSarah D. Hall, beloved wife of James H. Hall, fond mother of James Robert w-, and Mrs. Bessie Anable.

Services Tuesday, May 31, at 2:30 p. at chapel, 3918 Irving Park boulevard. er t. be 30 )sy iy. ye Per rn ug W.

it j. L'eS tfld St. 3. he rill '2 iliAl HANSENClara S. Hansen, 127 Man le avenue, Elmhurst, 1JI.

beloved wife of Christian. mother of Albert, William. and Arthur Hansen and Mabel Grebn, sister of Hu Ida Julin. Funeral at chapel, 134 S. York street, Elmhurst, 111..

Tuesday, at 2 p. m. interment Elm Lawn. HERHOLDA ugust a Herbold, nee Bartels. beloved wife of the late Rudolph Sr.

lov- in mother of Henry, Herman, Mrs. Anna Siegler, Laura liennberg, Bertha Runnion, Louise Herhold, and the late Rudolph grandmother of twelve grandchildren, fond sister of Mrs. Anna Nickels, Herman. Fred, and Charles Bartels. Funeral Tuesday, May 31, at 2 p.

from late residence, 1348 S. Tripp avenue, to Evangelical Lutheran Ebenezer church. corner of I3th street and Harding avenue. Interment Concordia eemetery. For information call Lawndale 6741 or 3226.

KINGSWELLDelia L. Kingswell, nee Murphy, late of 5939 S. Maplewood avenue, beloved wife of the late Francis fond aunt of Mrs. May Morgan, Mrs. Laura Mitehell, Mrs.

Evelyn Gatlin, Mrs. Hate McKinney, Robert Flynn, Mayme, George and Ella Kingswell. Funeral Monday, May 30. at 10:30 a. from funeral home, 2438 W.

63d street, to St. Rita church. interment Calvary. Please omit flowers. KIRBYKatherine Kirby, fond sister of Mary Haddican and Winifred Hearn, and the late John Haddican.

Funeral from chapel, 1158 N. Clark street, Monday. May 30. at 9:30 a. to Holy Name cathedral.

Interment Calvary. Kurtz. husband of the late Mary, father of Louis, Leona, Isadore, Harold, Leo, and Mary. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a. from chapel.

3661 S. Wood street, to SS. Peter and Paul church. In' terment Resurrection. MATSONEsther Matson.

May 27. late of 5739 Marmora avenue, beloved wife of Arthur Matson, loving mother of Muriel, sister of Hazel Ludt and Arthur Swanson. Mount 50812iv6e-2. 8 Services Tuesday, 2 p. at funeral PEallsitsoande 4 avenue.

Interment MeARTHERJames N. McArthur, suddenly. May 27 of 1309 E. 50th street, husband of Harriet father of Mrs. Robert GowanStobo and Alan McArthur.

Funeral services at chapel, 4227 Cottage Grove avenue. Tuesday at 3:30 n. m. Interment Oak Woods MOONEYPhilip H. Mooney, May 28, beloved husband of Mary Slusser Mooney.

fond son of James L. and Julia O'Neill Mooney, brother of Francis J. James William Mary and Julia A. Funeral from parents' residence, 836 E. 52d street, Tuesday, 9 a.

to St. Philip Neil church, 72d street and Merrill avenue. Interment Holy Sepulchre. NA TIGHTONAnna Ryan Naughton fare O'DnnnellJ. beloved wife of Michael.

fond mother of Mrs. John McCarthy, Catherine. and Mary. at her home. 3909 Arthington street.

Funeral Monday. May 30. at 9 a. to Presentation church. Interment Mount Carmel.

Native of Charlestown County Mayo. Ireland. NEA LONSarah Neaten. nee Kenney. beloved wife of Thomas.

daughter of Anne and the late Michael. fond mother of Thomas and Sadie, and the late Anna May. sister of Nora, Mary, Patrick. Edward, and Michael. Funeral Tuesday, at 8:45 a.

from late residence. 555 W. 43d place, to St. Gabriel church. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

NEITZELFrederick Neitzel, May 28, 1938. of 4803 Shields avenue, beloved husband of Augusta Neitzel Inee Schultz, fond father of Mrs. Anna Barfeldt, Charles and Emil Neitzel, Mrs. Emma Hansen. Mrs.

Louise Webster, and the late Herman and Richard, brother of Carl Neitzel. Funeral services at Gethsemane Evangelical Lutheran church. 45tb place and Princeton avenue, the Rev. F. G.

Miessler officiating. Tuesday at 2 p. m. Interment at Archer Woods. Remains at chapel.

6328 Cottage Grove avenue. For information call Fairfax 2900. NELSONSarah Nelson. May 27. 1938.

of 7255 Yates avenue. beloved sister of Mrs. Elizabeth Lauder and Mrs. Jane Bales gernan. Funeral services at chapel.

6328 Cottage Grove avenue. Monday at 2 p. in. Interment at Oak Woods. For information call Fairfax 2900.

NEVERMANAdele Neverman, nee Freundel. beloved wife of William. toying mother el Clarence and Lester. sister of Anna Bruhn. Carrie Shettl, and the late Henry.

Funeral Tuesday at 1 p. m. at funeral home. 1023 N. California avenue.

interment Waldbeim. NORDIvar P. Nord, of 8223 Jeffery eve flue. beloved husband of Sigrid stepfather of Ethel Tiemersma. Edward, and Sidney Johnson, brother of John Edward and Everett father.

mother, and three sisters in Sweden. Resting at chapel. 7350 Cottage Grove avenue. Funeral Tuesday, May 31, at 3 p. m.

Interment Oak Woods. Military service by Burke O'Malley post. No. 803, American Legion. ollEIBMary Kelley Preih.

beloved wife of Peter fond mother of Stella Boedeker. charlotte Smucker, Ralph, Irene. and Celeste Lyons. Funeral Monday. May 30,, at 9:15 a.

from residence. 3832 Monroe street, to St Mel church. Burial St. Boni face RANDELLIsatiore Randell. late of 1125 S.

Mozart street. on of Sarah and the late Morris. beloved husband of Bella. dear father of Faye and Seymour. Funeral Monday.

2 p. at chapel. 3125 W. Roosevelt road. Interment Jewish Waldheim.

REITZELEmma Rocella Reitzel, beloved wife of Henry fond mother of Emily Grace Reitzel and grandmother of Mrs. Dorothy Baker IVIiller. Services Monday. 7:30 ro. at chapel.

720 Lake street. Oak Park. Interment Sterling. TuesdaY. RIZZORosa Rizzo Matimnal.

beloved wife of the late Paolino. fond mother ol Salvatore. Mrs. Ralph Mann, Paul. Mrs.

Joseph V. Luppino. Charles. and Frank Funeral Monday at 9 m. from residynee.

4028 Parry avenue. to Our Lady of Pom pcii church. Interment Mount Carmel. L. DEATH NOTICES ROBERTSElizabeth of 25) Grynewald street.

Blue Island ill beloved wife of Amos E. fond mother of Dorothy Gross. Mime and James, sister cf Molly Wolff. Louise Appenbrink. Anna Re Voi Arthur.

Otto. and George A.hbrennet'. grandmother of Barbara Lee, Funer.4 Tuesday. 2 p. at Firat Lutheran church.

Blue Island, EL Burial Mount Greenwood. RYDERCharles Ryder, May 27. 1938. of 1039 S. Austin boulevard, husband of the late Mary Ryder, father of Oujda Davis and Rosa lin Andersson.

Resting at 'funeral home. 318 320 N. Central avenue. Austin. Funeral Monday, 1:30 p.

m. Interment Forest Horne Member of Proridenee lodge. No 711. A F. A.

and I Will lodge, No. 1411. O. 0. F.

SCHI A VONECarmela Schiavone, beloved mother of Louis and Joseph. Resting at chapel, 3344 W. Chicago avenue. Funeral Tuesday, 9 a. at Our Lady of the Angels church.

Interment Mount Carmel. Information, Van Buren 2770. SCHOENBECK Theresa Schoenbeck. nee Behrendt, late of 5755 Grace street, beloved wife of Albert Schoenbeck, fond mother of Mrs. Elsie Browder, Edward, Mrs.

Mildred Downey, and Harold, grandmother of Patricia Downey and Barbara Browder. At rest in the funeral church. 3834-36 Irving Park boulevard, where services will be held Tuesday at 2 p. in. Interment St.

Lucas cemetery. SCHULTZJulia Schultz of 559 Monroe ave. flue, River Forest, fond mother of Mrs. Rose Fletcher and Harry. Funeral Tuesday 3 p.

at funeral home, Lake street at 2d avenue, Maywood. Burial Woodlawn. SEARLEWilliam L. Searle, late of Ohio street, beloved son of George and Ethel Lloyd Searle, brother of Mrs. Elizabeth Tobin, Mrs.

Ethel Lamm, Ruth. Mrs. Dorothy Hoolehan. Kathryn, Loretto, Lucille, George. and John Funeral Monday, May 30, 9:30 a.

from funeral home. 5018-20 to Our Lady Help of Christians church. interment All Saints'. SEVERINErnma Severin, May 28, 1938, sister of the late Henry Severn'', fond aunt of Clara M. Stunicke and Birdie Wahle.1 Funeral Tuesday, 2 p.

at chapel. 92a Belmont avenue. Interment Walditeim. SLUSSERSee Mooney notice. SPECHTAugust Specht, age SO years: of 1136 Greenleaf avenue, Wilmette, beloved husband of the late Frances Speeht.

fond father of Laura and Henry Specht. Josephine S. Feron. Etta S. Fischer.

Marguerite S. Miller, Isabel S. Ohneth. and tile late Viola S. Services Tuesday May 31.

193S. 2:30 p. na. at chapel, 11E3 Greenleaf avenue, Wilmette. Burial Rosehill.

STROOKWilliam Strook, May 28, age SI. years. husband of the late Minnie Bon-man Strook, son of the late William and Wilhelmina, brother of Marinus Chris and the late John and Charles. At chapel. 10928 S.

Michigan avenue, until Tuesday' noon. Funeral Tuesday, May 31, at 2 p. in. at the Bethany Ref. church at 111th nlacas and Perry avenue.

Interment Forest Home. SULLIVANMayme Sullivan Inee Scannell. May 27, 1938, late of 3530 S. Hoyne avenue, dearly beloved wife of John. dear mother of John A.

and the late Kathryn Sullivan. devoted sister of Kathryn, Mar. garet and John Scannell. Funeral Tuesday, May 31, at 9 a. from funeral home.

3604 S. Boyne avenue, to St. Maurice chinch. Interment Calvary. Lafayette 0196.

ULLI ANHelen Dennehy Sullivan, beloved wife of John loving mother of Mrs. Paul Rheder, Mrs. John Howe John Jr Marion, and William Sullivan, sister of Mrs. James Sullivan, Michael and John Dennehy. Funeral Tuesday.

9 :31, a. from her late residence, 7548 S. Green street, to St. Leo church. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery.

Stewart 7700. SUMERDONEdward Sumerdon, of 2847 Armitage avenue, beloved husband of Laura, nee Wines, fond father of Dorothy. Mrs. Grace Meseth, Norma, Ruth, Edward Edna. Esther, Margaret, and Harold, grandfather of Dorothy Meseth.

At chapel, 17 Madison street, Oak Park, until 10 p. m. Burial Tuesday at East St. Louie, Ill. Member of Plasterers' union, local No.

5. STINDBORGLeonard G. Sundborg, May 28, beloved husband of Alice, nee Johnson, father of Hubbard. Funeral services Tuesday, 3 p. at funeral home, 5200 Western avenue, corner of Foster.

Interment Roselaill. TEMPLEMargaret Temple, May 28, late of 5909 Ilernice avenue, fond mother of Harry, Reuben, and Dick. At rest at funeral home, 5624 Irving Park road, until 10 a. m. Monday.

Funeral services at Bock-field, Tuesday, May 31. TEMPLETONClara Templeton nee Clark I dear mother of Karl Chase Mark Le Roy and Mrs. Fred F. Shafer of Columbus. G.

Services Sunday, Morocco, Ind. THOMASCharles H. Thomas, May 28, beloved husband of Mary, fond father of W. Charles Thomas, Gilbert, James, Garrett, and the late Harry Watson, Ethel War lin, Gladys Stingel, and Grace Kee. brother of John, Will, and Dewey Thomas.

Clara Cock-tier and Ethel Foss, cousin of Harriett Wilson. Resting at Ellis avenue, until noon Tuesday. Services Tuesday. 3 p. at St.

James Methodist Episcopal church, 46th and Ellis avenue, under auspices of Grand Crossing lodge, No. 776, A. F. A. M.

Interment Fairmont. TOMPKINSWolf Tompkins of 2437 N. Albany avenue, beloved husband of Rose, fond father of Ida, Irving, Frieda Gershon, Samuel, Albert, Go and Shirley Moss. Funeral Monday. May 30.

at 11 a. at chapel. 2235 W. Division street. Kindly omit flowers.

TBACESussman E. Trace. beloved husband of the late Hannati dear lather of Dr. Isadore Mrs. U.

Rolnick. Ida Trace. and the late Rae Rosenzweig. Funeral services Monday, 11 a. at residence.

457 Barry avenue. Interment Wilma cemetery, Waldheim. Please omit flowers. TRAUTMANFrank Trautman. beloved husband of Isabel, father of Mrs.

Jeannette Woodward. George. and Bernard. At residence, 9230 Aberdeen street, until 11:30 a. Tuesday.

Funeral services at chapel, 8400 S. Ashland avenue, Tuesday at 2 P. m. Interment Beverly cemetery. VOGHTFoster Voght, 8838 Parnell avenue, May 27.

1938. father of Mrs. Mary R. Rieck, Russell. George.

and Robert Voght. Services at chapel. 643d and Harvard. Tuesday, May 31, 3 p. m.

Burial Mount Hope. VORBAUAI wine Vorbau 'nee Kroenekel, beloved wife of William loving mother of Carl A Arthur Grace Dexter, and the late Elmer grandmother of Gladys Vorbau. Funeral Tuesday, at 3 P. nia at funeral home. 1023 N.

California avenue. Interment Forest Home. WAGNEREdna Irene Wagner. of 6750 N. Ashland avenue.

May 28. 1938. beloved wife of John C. Wagner. sister of Florence Case and Mrs.

Lillian Johnson of Grover, town. Ind. Services at chapel, 5501 N. Ashland avenue, Tuesday. May 31, at 2 p.

m. Interment Rosehill. WAKEFIELDSister Marcella, Daughter of Charity St Vincent de Paul, fond sister of Helen Wakefield of Schenectady, N. Y. Funeral at St.

Joseph's hospital chapel', 2100 Burling street, 9 a. m. Monday May 30, 1938. Interment Calvary. WASSELLMaria Josephina Wassell of 1231 N.

Mayfield avenue, beloved wife of the late John A. Wassell, fond mother of Mrs. Victor E. Thelin, grandmother of Myrtle. At rest in chapel, 5831 W.

Chicago avenue. Services 3 p. m. Monday. Interment Forest Home.

Information call Aus. WATERSJohn F. Waters, beloved lausbant of the late Ellen Conlon Waters, father of James brother of James J. and Elizabeth Smith. Funeral Monday.

May 30. 9 a. from chapel 5516 S. Ashland avenue, to St. Basil church.

Interment Mount Olivet. Prospect 0031. WATLANDOscar Watland, beloved husband of Ella, father of Mrs. Onita Walker, stepfather of Mrs. Fannie King and Mrs.

Avis brother of Waller and Clarence Watland, Mrs. Anna Clark, Mrs. Cora Brehmann. Mrs. Alma Goulding and Adelaide Kazubowski.

Funeral p. at chapel 4313 Madison street. Interment Mount Auburn. WEEKSVelma Weeks. suddenly.

beloved wife of Robin. fond mother of Marcia, daughier of William and Mary Baldwin. sister of Mrs. Lillian Christian. Monday at 1:30 p.

at chapel. 4333 Elston avenue. Interment Waldheim. WOLFJohn Wolf May 28, late of 311'2 Western avenue. beloved husband of Amelia.

fond brother of Michael. Joseph. 1 a. William Plufei. and Mrs.

Lena King. Funeral Tuesday. May di. at 2 p. at luneral home.

2056-58 Belmont avenue. Interment Buffalo. Y. Member of Avendale lodge, No. 921, A.

F. A. Carpenters' -dilon. local 58. Please omit towers.

Buffalo, N. papers please envy. WUCHTERLLillian Wuchtert I nee l. beloved wife of Anton, dear mother el Jeannett Ann and Mary Luatie, beloved daughter of Frank and Rose Jarosch, sister of Ann Borek Funeral Tuescla.v. May 31, at 9 a.

m. from residence. 3906 N. Oakley avenue. to St.

Benedict church. Interment St. Adathert cemetery. DZOICATIOti ANNOLItititMENTS. FIEB3IAN--A monnment will be dedicated ill memory of ROSP, beloved wife of MoeY and mother of Ruth and Lucille.

Sunday. May 29, at 2:30 p. m. sharp, Sons and Daughters of Jacob cemetery, Wahlheim. HERMANA monument will be dedieated memory of Dora.

dear sister of Isla Blanche Fleit-chnian. and Moey, Sunday, May 29, at 3 V. tn. sharp, Sons and Daughters of Jacob cemetery, Waldheira. COB ENRose Feldman Cohen's will be dedicated 2:30 p.

May ao. a B. Waldheim. LUREYMorris Litrey. Dedication of a melument Sunday, May 29 ai :4 II.

Mott bile ff ttmetery, Waldheim Walter P. Chrysler Auto Builder, Is in Sanitarium New York, May P. Chrysler, automobile manufacturer, was in a sanitarium today suffering the effects of what Ills physician, Dr. Arthur Chase, described as circulatory attack." Dr. Chase said: There is danger of pneumonia and he needs a complete rest.

His condition, however, is improving. MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMS. MAUSOLEUMS. MONUMENTS The old and reliable CHAS. G.

BLAKE CO. Erected anywhere. Send for free booklet. 1000 E. 67th-Et.

Fairfax 9876. CEMETERY MARKERS. MONUMENTS AT savings. Sears State-street Store Basement. CEMETERIES.

ESTATE ORDERS SOLD 4 LOTS 6 graves each: perpetual care: I. near office: div. only $125 per lot. Kildare 3135 LARGE FAMILY PLOT ARLINGTON OLD see. nr.

entran. Will divide Priced to sell. File. 4088J. Stone.

717 S. Harvey. Oak Pk. ACACIA Ph-8 GILV. LOT: WILL DIV IN exe.

chapel perp. care: S600 or $500 cash. 2149 N. Leamington. Ber 5037 MOUNT EMBLEM OWN.

SACRIFICE 12 grave lot: will divide. 4607 Graee-street. ARLINGTONTWO 8 GRAVE LOTS. BAR, gain by owner. Address 459, Tribune.

OAKRIDGE-8 GRAVE LOT: CHOICE sect. 6: will sae. Kedzie 4112. EVERGREEN 18 GR. LOT.

NR. GATE: DIV. pre She. 4132, bet. 7-8 1).

MT. EMBLEMSEC. G. 4 OR 6 G11. SAC.

for cash. Lawn. 4459. 4 GRAVE LOT. CYPRESS SECTION.

CEDAR Park cemetery: Teas. Albany 5182. FAIRMONT CEMETERY-6 GRAVE LOT: execil. inc. by owner.

Bev. 6356. MOUNT EMBLEM MASONIC-6 GR. LOT! ed. see.

$395. Ails. 7850. MEMORIAL PE. Chanel.

See for eaele Perri. enre. Gra. 6637 LOOK Mt. (Hive (Greenhouses have prepared speeial flowering' plants and bouquets for DECORATION DAY.

See these beautiful flowers. YOU will want several of them. They are priced especially for YOU. A telephone call today will reserve as many as you want. We will also deliver.

Cut flowers arranged on request. NO EXTRA CHARGE. f1R66 NARRAGANSETT. PAL. 3770-1-1.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS. MANLEY. INC, FUNERAL DIRECTION nerfeetion 7705 Cottnee Greve Ract 7705 esseemeseem- DEATH NOTICES In Memoriam. COLESPeggy Coles, 1936. In memory.

LOVING FATHER. CHARLES COLES, AND AUNT, MRS. MOHILIS FILANH. MeGREALAustin J. MeGreal.

In memory of our dear husband and father, whc passed away one year ago today. LOVLNG WIFE ASD CHILDREN. MUT-HALLMary Mulhall. In loving memory of our wile and mother, who passee away four years ago today. HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.

REINFrank Rein Jr. In loving memory oi our beloved Frankle, who passed awsti one year ago today. LOVING MOTHER AND BROTHERS, GRANDMOTHER, AND GRANDFATHER SANDBERG. AHERNEleanor Frances Ahern, May 28 late of 7743 Bennett avenue, daughter 01 the late John and Mary Ahern. FuneraI Monday.

at 9 a. from chapel. Jeffery boulevard at 77th street, to Our Lady ol Peace church for requiem mass at 9:30. lu terment Mount Olivet. South Shore 8822.

ANDERSONErick Andy Anderson, Ma5 27, of 5403 Cottage Grove avenue, belovec husband of Ethel Feldt Anderson, brothel of Ellen Anderson and Charles. Fit neral services at memorial chapel. East 63c street and Evans avenue. Tuesday. May 31 1938, at 2 p.

m. Interment Oak Woods. BALDWINJames Lawrence Baldwin, of 211 S. Elmwood avenue, Oak Park, devote( husband of Bertha Saxon Baldwin, brothe I of Chester G. Baldwin of Lawrence, Mich.

and Mrs. J. W. Hotchkiss of North Bran ford, Conn. At rest and services at chapel 523 Lake street, Oak Park, Tuesday.

P. m. Interment Oak Woods cemetery. In formation Euclid 1643. BARICHElizabeth V.

Barleb, late of 82 E. 87th street, beloved daughter of Vault, and Vid Barich, fond sister of William 1 Florence, Mrs. Herbert Swich, Virginia an Gloria, Mary, Victor. George and Richert Remains at and funeral from residence Monday, May 30, at 9 a. to SI Joachim church.

Interment St. Maryl Canal 1207. BARZENJohn C. Barzen of MO S. Well street, dearly beloved husband of Elizabet 'nee Kleilgenl, fond father of Georg Louis.

Fred, and Raymond Barzen, Mri Frances Maguire, Mrs. Elizabeth Lawice Mrs. Clara Gitzinger, and the late Nicht las, John and Mary, grandfather 14 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchi dren. Funeral Monday, 9 a. 'rot 3 son's; residence, 7212 S.

Washtenaw avenui to St. Anthony chureh. Interment Mary's. Member of St. Nicholas cour No 20.

C. O. F. Phone Victory 1859. BELTERHerman F.

Better of 5926 N. A tesian avenue, May 27, 1938, beloved bu, band of Alma Better, father of the tat Hazel Stillwaugh, brother of Mrs. Amalie Frank, Albert, John, and Fred Better. Seri ices at chapel. 5501 N.

Ashland avenu Monday, May 30, at 3 p. m. Intermet Elmwood. 2 BLAUMargaret Blau. May 27.

daughter the late Matthias and Catherine Luce Lure loving sister of Anna Nielsen, Catherit Roller, Matt, and Nicholas Blau. Funer; Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock, from re idenee, 4217 N. Bell avenue, to St. Beni diet church. Interment St.

Joseph's. BLUHMFred Lauhm, May 27. of 7119 En erald avenue, dearly beloved husband Mary, nee Williams; fond father of Mr Margaret Lamken. Resting at chaps 7726 S. Ashland avenue.

until Sunda May 29, where services will be conduct( at 5 p. m. Interment Springfield, BONDEMaria Ronde, nee Spravale; below wife of the late Saverio Bonde, motle of Charles Mrs. Mary Cornelia, Mr Josephine Rosso, Mrs. Rose Richards Joseph, Angelina.

and the late Mrs. Paulit Grillo. Funeral Tuesday, 10 a. fro' residence. 2931 Fulton street, to Ho Guardian Angel church, 717 Arthingtc street; solemn high mass, 10:30 a.

m. terment Mount Carmel. BOYLANGeorge Boylan, beloved son of tt late George and Johanna, fond brother Mrs. Catherine Rickard and Mrs. Ani Hogan.

Funeral Monday. May 30, at 11:: a. from 3246 Jackson boulevard, Our Lady of Sorrows church. Burial Cs vary. Kedzie 2394.

BURKLUNDJosephine Burklund, May 2 of 5231 N. Christiana avenue. wife of ti late Carl. fond mother of Mrs. Mary Wet burg, Mrs.

Ella Andersou, Mrs. LOW Larson, and Mrs. Eether Thorellue, gran mother of Audrey and Nadine. Funer Tuesday at 2:30 p. at chapel.

34f N. Clark street. Interment Graeeland. BliSHERNicholas E. Bushek 24; Princeton avenue, May 28, 1938, betov, husband of Anna Bushok, father of Neal lag E.

Ida and Rosemary, brother Frank, John Dushak, and the late Ro Bonet. At chapel, 63d street and Harva avenue. Funeral notice later. CALLAGHAN- Jane F. Callaghan.

forme! of 5428 Morgan street, beloved daught of the late James and Mary. nee Frawle sister of Mrs. Catherine Scully, Mrs. Coro ta Webber, Mrs. Bernie.

Dugan, and late James. Funeral Monday. at 9: a. from 5432 Aberdeen street. to itation church.

Interment Mount Oliv, Yards 0662. CODYClara Cochrane Cody, May 28. with of Arthur R. mother of Arthur C. Cot Funeral at chapel, 4227 Cottage Gro avenue, Tuesday, at 11 a.

m. COHENJennie Cohen, of 1547 S. Saw3 avenue, beloved wile of Barnett. lovi mother of Eli, Robert, Sadie Samuc harry, Anna LPVill and Ada. Services Mt day, 12:30 p.

ne, at chapel, 3600 Roosevelt read. COWENI)r. Lewis A. Cowen, major of lot medical regiment, Illinois National Gua, of 4724 N. Batelle avenue, Alay 28, 19: beloved nusbanct of Edith Cowen.

Servt, at chapel, 5501 N. Ashland avenue. Tu May 31, at 4 p. m. Interment priva Please omit flowers.

DALEY Annie Daley. nee Lucy: at Detrt late of 530 W. 45th place, helm mot her of Gertrude Minkel of Detr( gad the late Eugene, Daniel, Charles. Funeral Monday. at 8:45 a.

from chapel. 461h niece and Wallace etrc to Si Gabriel church. Member of Expedite. W. C.

O. also Wome Benefit association. Pansy Review, No. I Interment Mount Olivet. DAVISCora A.

Davis. beloved wife of late Henry fond mother of Mrs. aler Johns and Harold A. Davis. At late rt denee.

7022 Constance avenue. Serviee7 p. ne. Tuesday. at First Presbyter church ehapeL Interment private.

i PART 1---PA CIE irl. 'A CHICAGO STINDAY TRITITINFA MAY 1. I en, Services Tuesday. 2 P. at TtvhicilYeirs nr nriu Walter P.

Chrysler Auto ChICAG SCILliuL 1 Holy Spirit I Wed in Church of uiluntin WARNED- OBITUARIES Builder, Is in Sanitariu DEATH NOTICES i New York, May P. DOHERTY-Frank L. Doherty, husband ot ROBERTS-Elizabeth Robert- ol 251re ti a OF EASY MONEY Madison B. Kennedy. Gd r.s so2i.

A ddt 17.1upatatripp,, Chrysler, automobile manufacturer, Stella, nee Brock: father of Eugeue Do- Grenewald street. Blue ni beleved was in a sanitarium today suffering tertlyt, Mrs. Frances Cloud, Irene and ar wife of AMOR E. Sr fond mo ther of Doro- Madison Kennedy, who served lls physician, Dr chapel 406 Sheridan road 5. Intermeut Molly W.

Louee ppnbrink. Anna Re -a" as controler of the worlds fair of the effects of what I 0: Arthur Chase described as circula- 1893, died yesterday in the Evanston Roeehill. le eie 'Yug, ILI I 0 PtILS 1, AND IBIN tory attack Dr Chase said oolsm, hospital He was 87 years Mr. Kennedy was born in Saratoga coun- ty, N. and came to Chicago in There EDDINGTON-Mrs Walter 3 Eddington May is danger of pneumonia and he needs 27, 1938, wile of the late Walter J.

Ed- net-. erandmother of Barbara Lee Funerd Burial Mount Greenwood dington, mother of Charles, Walter Blue Iland III Bu arid a complete rest. His condition, how- Arthur Eddington, Mrs. John Mciiiniay RYDER-Charles Ryder. May 27.

st 4 I ever, is improving. 1874. For many years he was as- and Mrs. Charles McCumber. At chaPel.

10.39 S. Austin boulevard, husband of the a de 1 i 1.1, d' sociated with the old Chicago Edison 4 Al' ed 63 and Harvard, Monday afternoon a nd late Mary Ryder, father of Oujda Davis 1 tdd akeitillZ ed dad company, retiring in 1910. Surviving evening. Services Tuesday, May 31. at 1 P.

in. and Rosalin Anderseon. Resting at funeral home. 818-320 N. Central dddd, MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMS.

Interment Spring Lake cemetery, Aurora. are a daughter, Mrs Edith K. Walsh, Funeral Monday avenue Austin 1:30 p. m. Interment .4 d- -doe EISENBERG-Jacob M.

1.1. M.1 Eisenberg, Forest Horne, Member of Hrovidenee lode tiatural History Taught to Presbyterian Leader Tells with whom he made his home at 1170 MAUSOLEUMS. MONUMENTS fond son of the late Morns and Ida, be No 711. A. F.

A. and I Will lodge. Joseph. Resting at 0 dd eeld. ed.

a Scott avenue, Hubbard Woods; two The old and reliable loved brother of Abe, Airs. Flora Felsen- mNoo.thlelr1011. IL.00u.is0a.nEd. -4-''' mini ren s. sons, and grandchildren Under I dhild CHAS BLAKE CO that, Mrs- Myrna Aaron and the iate Ber- SCHIAVONE-Carmela Schiavone, belved 1 All 'Who Are Interested tha Daniels and Julius Eisenberg.

Funerai Erected anywhere. Send for free booklet services Monday, May 30, at 2 p. from chapel, 3344 W. Chicago avenue. Funeral 1000 E.

67th-st. Fairfax 9876. chapel, 036 E. 47th street, to Jewieb Horace Jackson. Tuesday, 9 a.

at Our Lady of the Angola CEMETERY MARKERS. MONUMENTS AT Graceland. Family at Aaron residence, church. Interment Carmel Informa- I i i San Diego, May savings. Sears' State street Store Basement.

1362 Madison Park. tion, Van Buren 2770. d' BY JAMES O'DONNELL BENNETT. BY THE REV. JOHN EVANS.

neral services were conducted here today for Horace Jackson, member of CEMETERIES. ESLER-Harry G. Ester, beloved husband of SCHOENBECK 'Theresa Schoenbeck. nee Margaret, fond father of Myrtle Hand, late of 5755 Grace etreet, be- There it is, fellows there it is- i Chicago Tribune Press Service. the Union League of Chicago, who Jnhil Sweney, Mildred Harrington, and loved Wife of Albert Schoenbeck, fond a.

Philadelphia May IS pe- ESTATE ORDERS SOLD 4 LOTS 6 Walter Ester: 4 grandchildren and 2 EIS- mother of Mrs. Elsie Browder, Edward just like the one we saw in the died here Thursday night Mr. Jack- graves each: perpetual care: 1.. near Funeral Monday, May 30. 2 P.

med Mrs. Mildred Downey, and Harold, grand- I ciall-Bingoism has been found to woods!" a son, who came to San Diego ten years office: div. Only S125 per lot. Kildare 3135 at funeral home, 5325 Fullerton avenue mother of Patricia Downey and Barbara The boy's voice broke on an the strain In Another voice joined adoles- be the name for the prevailing philos- ago, for years previous was active on LARGE FAMILY PLOT ARLINGTON For information, Avenue '2362. Browder.

At rest in the funeral thurch cent squeak of excitement ophy of the day in America, all the sec. me entran. Will divide Priced te sell. 3834-36 Irving Park boulevard, where serve ddedr.d ce way from the national government the floor of the Chicago Board of Eno. 4ossi.

Stone. 717 Harvey. Oak Pk FOLEY-Ellen Foley beloved wife of Time- ices will be held Tuesday at 2 in thy. fond mother of Catherine and the 'ate SCHULTZ-Julia Schultz of 559 Monroe ave. i.d.e.e ee Trade, and retained his membership ACACIA PK -a Geier.

LOT: WILL DIV IN terment St Lucas cemetery. of triumph: and its kind of easy money down Minnie and Daniel Foley Funeral Tues- e-eedde, 'ddse d''' in the board up to the time of his 1,4: exc. chapel perp. care: fd00 Yessir, just like it-the brown the quiet little bhigo or keeno game or $500 cash. 2149 N.

Leamington. Ber 5037 day, May 31, 9 a. from late reeidenee. nue, River Forest. fond mother of death.

His widow, Mrs Kate S. Jack- 8824 S. May etreet, to St. Kilian church. cap and everything! And it's built zo.daddd that is played for the benefit of be- MOUNT EMBLEM OWN.

SACRIFICE 12 Interment St. James cemetery, Sag. Rose Fletcher and Harry. Funeral Tues- grave lot: will divide. 4607 Graee-etreet.

day 3 p. at funeral home, belie street nighted Hindoos and crippled chil- Idnd of like a sparrow. And the son of San Diego survives. FORSBERG-Victor L. Forsberg at St Jos- at '2d avenue, Maywood.

Burial Woodlawn label says it an oven bird Now we 1 i i.i 1 dren by good church folk. That is 1 ilic ARLINGTON-TWO 8 GRAVE LOTS. BAR, gain by owner. Address 459, Trihnne. eph, May '28, husband of Doris.

key- SEARLE-William L. Searle late of 504:21 know .1 I easy money too OAKRIDGE-8 GRAVE LOT Frank Trautman. neral 4 le m. Tuesday at Kerlikowski nerang cape, Ohio street, beloved son 'of George and The biggest of the three boys-pen i But even that philosophy has been Frank Trautman, a south side sect. 6: will Sae.

Kedzie 4H2. CHOIC Udtki St Joseph Mich Ethel Lloyd Searle, brother of Mrs. Eliza- t.d der e. th Tobin, Mrs. Ethel Lamm, Ruth.

Mrs. --haps 15 years of age-chimed in with, k.17,.....:,.:.,-..!!:n;.,,,-....,-...,,-,..,,-,.,.:.,,,::::E:A,,..0.,,;- found to be a little better than that FRAHER-Dani el Fraaher devoted father of Dorothy HoolehanKathryn rett her. beloved husband or 0 hardware dealer for thirty-three EVERGREEN 18 GR. LOT. NR.

GATE: DIV. Perm: pre She. 4132, bet. 7-8 p. m.

Mary Kfigalion Fr, "Didn't I tell you we'd find it here of the road hog who gratifies himself years, died yesterday in the Roseland eille, Ceoree. and John Fu'nerual Mucd'udalv- James A. Mary Anna Conway. Thomas, i MT. EMBLEM-SEC.

O. 4 OR 6 G11. SAC. Edward, "and the late Agnes Hill Funeral diav du 9:30 a. from funeral home.

Didn't I say maybe it was an oven i s. with his half of the road in the mid- Community hospital Mr. Trautman for cash. Lawn. 4459.

die Monday. May 30, at 9:15 a. from rest 5018-20 to Our Lady Help of an bird, rid how its nest looks like an or of the glutton who fills him- who was 63 years old, lived at 10405 4 GRAVE LOT. CYPRESS SECTION dence. 60'23 S.

Tatman avenue, to St Rita Christians church. interment All Saints'. old fashioned baleer's oven? Didn't ti self with rich food and plenty of South Sawyer avenue. He was one Park cemetery: Teas. Albany 5182.

church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Please SEVERIN-Ernma Severn'', Alay 28, 11.138, FAIRMONT CEMETERY-6 GRAVE LOT omit flowers. Other high excitements of discov cocktails The trend, however, is up of the organizers and a past sister of the late Henry Sevenn, fond aunt ''d dee exeet. toed by owner.

Bev. b3nti. of Clara M. Stunicke and Birdie Wahle. 1 ery and identification kept the eager from the pigsty philosophy to the dent of the Brainerd Business Men's GARMOE-Erlward A.

Garmoe, beloved bus- MOUNT EMBLEM MASONIC-6 GR. LOT! Funeral Tuesday, '2 p. me at chaPel- lads busy for en hour. They were bingo kind. But it also is downward association.

Surviving are his widow, gd. Ince see. $395. Ails. 4 esee band of nee Palmer; fond father Belmont avenue.

Interment Waldheind I of Edward A. and Robert 11. Funeral Mon- very in and their observation ..1 from the philosophy of solid old-fash- Isabel; a daughter and two sons The MEMORIAL FR. GRA? NR. day, May ao, 30 :30 a.

from late resi- SLUSSER-See Mooney notice. was alert and shrewd. They were i ioned American virtues of work and funeral will be held at 2 p. in. Tuesday -(114.

52(' fearadosh. Fern. Grm 6l3.17 denee. 4917 N. Mozart street, to St.

Mathiae saECHT-Angust Specht, age SO year of taking a long step in the acquire- thrift. at 8400 South Ashland avenue. church. Interment St Boniface cemetery. 1136 Greenleaf avenue, Wilmette, beloved FLCRIt7TS.

husband of the late Frances Spec-ht. fond meat of knowledge. de Presents Charts to Assembly. III beloved wife of Edward farmer B. Gander of Antioch.

father of Laura and Henry Specht Jo- Find Fascinating Alcoves. James L. Baldwin. LOOK mier fond sephine S. Feron.

Etta S. Fistther. Mar- mother of Mrs. John Clark. Funeral Mon- These conclusions have been guerite S.

Miller, Isabel S. Ohneth. and die The fascinating alcoves at the north i i reached by the Rev. Dr. Herman C.

James L. Baldwin, president and Mt. Olive (Greenhouses day, 2 p. me at funeral home. 6915 Wentworth avenue.

Interment Evergreen. late Viola S. Services Tuesday end of the ihird floor of the Acad- Weber of New York, president of the founder of the Baldwin Cash and have prepared speelal flowering plants and GLEASON-Thomas J. Gleason, May 26. May 31.

193S. 2:30 p. m. at chapel. 1113 Greenleaf avenue, Wilette.

Burial Resehill. i emy of Sciences in Lincoln park we national stewardship council, repre- Package Carrier company, died yes- bouquets for DECORATION nl AY Se these al brother of Catherine William Mrs. L. D. STROOK-William strook May dcl age SI.

the scene of the quest Those alcoves senting 23 denominations, and were terday in the Garfield Park hospital. fiseerys. areYOU wil want sever e. priced especially for McGuire, airs. Thomas E.

Kelly, Mrs. I. years. husband of the late Minnie Bou- contain mounted specimens of more v.VI0,.. made public today at the 150th gen- He was 63 years old.

Mr. Baldwin YOU. A telephone call so deliver today svill reserve as A. Colg'an edict Michael E. Funeral from men Strnok, son of the tate William and than 250 species of the birds of Chi.

k-- eral assembly of the Presbyterian lived at 215 South Elmwood avenue, many as you want. We will al. flowers arranged on request. chapel, 7700 Cottage Grove avenue. Mon- Withelmina, brother of Mannus Chris day, 9:30 a.

to Hedy Cross church and the late John and Charles. At chapel. cagoland-bcth residents and mi- TRIBUNE Photo. church in the United States of Amer- Oak Park. His widow, Mrs.

Bertha NO EXTRA CHARGE. thence to Mount Olivet. 109'28 S. Michigan avenue, until Tuesday grants. The specimens beat any book rt session here Moreover Dr Saxon Baldwin, survives.

Services ntenn NA RRAGANSETT. PAL. nr7o-1 -2. GOLDEN-Roy A. Golden, beloved son of Ed- noon.

Funeral Tuesday, May 31, at 2 p. in. George Washington Wales Brewster Jr. of Boston and his bride lea A I at the Bethany Ref. church at Illth elaee of colored plates in helping a fellow Weber and his colleagues a will be held at 1:30 p.

m. Tuesday in FUNERAL DIRECTORS. ward G. and Margaret H. Inc McClos- and Ferry avenue.

Interment Forest Home. to identify living birds he has seen the former Miss Joan Ryerson, after ceremony yesterday. Mrs. Brewster graphic charts to prove his conten- the chapel at 523 Lake street, Oak fond brother of Marie. Edward, An- nine, Lucille, Joseph, Stanley, and the late SULLIVAN-Mayme Sullivan Inee Scannell.

In the woods; they are more vivid, is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Ryerson. dons.

Park. MANLEY. INC, FUNERAL DIRECTION nerfeetion 7705 Cottnee Greve Red 7705 Gordon. nep hew of Stella McClos ey an u- May '27, 1938, late of 3530 S. Boyne ave- nue, dearly beloved wife of John.

dear more get-at-able than plates. By looking at the charts it is pos- elite Ellis, at residence. 185 N. Latrobe-ay. mother of John A.

and the tate Kathryn. I The three boys who finally solved sible, Dr. Weber explained, for each George Raymond Jenkins. Funeral Monday. 8:30 a.

to St. Thomas Aquinas church. Interment All Saints'. Sullivan, devoted sister of Kath M-- i ryn, ers i garet and John Scannell. Funeral Tuesday, their problem as the oven bird were person to grade himself as to his Funeral services for George Ray- DEATH NOTICES May 31, at 9 a.

from funeral home. fi ne types of boys They were not bird JOAN RYERSON MRS. WILLIAM DODD, philosophy of life as well as to Peg mond Jenkins, attorney, will be held GRIFFIN-Johanna L. Griffin. 1230 S.

Wes- ley avenue. Berwyn. beloved wife of James 3604 Se Boyne avenue, to St. Maurice killers, but joyous students of bird life. William.

fond mother of John. Joanna, chinch. Interment Calvary. Lafayette 0196. the prevailing attitude toward life Tuesday at 1:30 p.

m. in the chapel In Memoriam. James. and Anna Marie. Resting at home SULLIVAN-Helen Dennehy Sullivan, be-and it warmed one's heart to listen to BECOMES BRIDE WIFE OF EX-ENVOY as expressed by anything from at 4227 Cottage Grove avenue.

Burial COLES-Peggy Coles, 193d ----n mem017. for funerals, 6910 Windsor avenue. Ber- loved wife of John locong mother of their speculations when they were Naziism to the New Deal The latter, will be in Rosehill cemetery. fur. LOVING FAT-kiElt.

CHARLES COLES, wyn. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. me at St. Mrs. Paul Rheder, Mrs.

John Howe baffled and their jubilation when they OF BOSTONIAN TO GERMANY DIES he added, with its self-named refer- Jenkins died in his home at 3017 AND AUNT, MRS. hioanis Mary of Celle's. Euclid and 15th, Berwyn. John Jr Marion. and William Sullivan.

of Mrs. James Sullivan, Michael anct SOlVed their problem. Discovery wa6 ence to games of chance and their MeGREAL-Austin J. MeGreal. In memory GTIANGI-joseph Guangi, beloved husband of John Dennehy.

Funeral Tuesday 9 diet East 78th street Friday at the age of our dear husband and father, who ister Catherine tnee Bur-hie-chi 1, fond father putting drama into their hour at the lure of easy money, is aptly named. a. from her late residence, 7'548- S. of 67. He was a former master in passed away one year ago today.

of Sam. Mrs. Theresa Nitti, Mrs. Minnie Green street, to St. Leo church.

Interment academy, and they-not priggishly, Mrs. Mettle Dodd, wife of William Charts Are Described. chancery in the Circuit court. Sur- LOVLNG WIFE ASD CHILDREN. De Iranciseo.

James. Mrs. Margaret De Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Stewart 7700. but happily and spontaneously-were we, ALL-Mary Mulhall.

In loving mem- Francisen, Joseph arid Anthony. brother eds Geo. Brewster Jr. E. Dodd, former United States ambas- From bottom to top, the following viving are his widow, Mrs May Rice Krill ho of Sam and James Guansio.

Funeral Monday SUMERDON-Edward Sumerdon, of '2847 finding out that the aaking sure of ory of our wile and mother, sc paesed racke- pilfering, and stealing, fraud, Dodd. at chapel 3918 sador to r- 9 from residence-. '2630 New Ene- Armitage avenue beloved husband of are the charts: Jenkins, and two sisters. away four years ago today. a.

in Lake Forest. many, died yes- 1. Pigpen philosophy. The center HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. land avenue, to St.

William church. Inter- Laura, nee Wines, fond father of Dorothy. your facts is a rewarding game Mrs. Grace Meseth, Norma, Ruth. Edward Admission to the academy is free tt ment Mount Carmel.

Armitage 7800. From doormen to cure- BY JUDITH CASS. 4..,....., ter day in their of their circle is the motive of indul- Dr. Lewis A. Cowen.

REIN-Frank Rein Jr. In loving memory of our beloved Frank, asaed away HALL-Sarah D. Hall, beloved wife of James Edna. Esther, Margaret, and Harold, grandfather of Dorothy Meseth At chapel at all times 7 temporary home gence with segments of the circle de- Dr. Lewis A.

Cowen, a dentist, died H. Hail, fond mother of Jamee Robert 17 Madison street, ()yak Park', until Strn- tors, everybody is helpful The voice on One of the largest and most fashion one year ago todayie who and Mrs. Bessie Anable. Services Tues- 10 p. m.

Burial Tuesday at East St. of Miss Royce hen she answers a able of the spring weddings that of in Purcellyille, voted to the appetite, using the Bible yesterday in the Illinois Research LOVI NG MOTHER AND BROTHERS, GRANDMOTHER, AND GRAND- day, May 31, at 2:30 Il- Louie, Ill. Member of Plasterers' union, question over the academy's telephone Miss Va hospital apparently phrase, "whose God is the belly," Intel He was 50 years old and FAIRER SANDBERG. Irving Park boulevard. local No.

5. miss Joan Ryerson, daughter of Mrs 4 the victim of a liquor, lust, ease, and narcotics This resided at 4724 North Racine avenue. HANSEN-Clara S. Hansen, 127 Manle aye- SUNDBORG-Leonard G. Sundborg, May 28 has welcome in its tones Donald M.

Ryerson and the late Mr. ,4, heart a ta it is explained as being a very corn Dr. Cowen was a major in the 108th AHERN-Eleanor Frances Ahern, may 28, nue. Elmhurst. beltoveNdvmwmile and Ifaaettoevred husband of Alice Good Counsel for All nee dJobneon, Christian.

mother of Alber 1 la of Hubbard. Funeral services Tuee- Ryerson, to George Washington Wales Alarmed by her M011 type of thought which had its medical regiment, Illinois National late of 7743 Bennett avenue, daughter 0 sister day Any boy-or girl-who, as Director the late John and Mary Ahern. Funeral Arthur Hansen and Mabel Grehn, 3 p. at funeral home 5200 N. Brewster Jr son of Dr and Mrs failure to appear greatest vogue during and directly Guard.

He is survived by his widow, of Hulda Julin. Funeral at chapel, 134 Western aven Howard K. Gloyd pets it, "has a ser ue, corner of Foster. Inter- i- at the breakfast after the world war. It supports or Edith.

Military services will be held nd at 9 a from chapel, Jeffery S. York etreet, Elmhurst, 111.. TuesdaY, at ment Roschill. ots purpose along natural history George W. W.

Brewster of Boston, boulevard at 77ih to Our Lady of interment Elm Lawn. TEMPLE-Margaret Temple, May '28, late table Dodd night clubs and the ta r. ganize vice, Peace church or requiem mass at 4 p. rn. Tuesday in the chapel i at 9 I -3 pel at can get good counsel at the took place yesterday afternoon at 4 terment Mount Olivet.

South Shor beloved wife of the late Rudolph Sr lv HERHOLD-Augusta Herhold, nee Bartels, Of 5909 13ernice avenue, fond mother of lines ''''''-1''-', en to her ruptive practices of high society. 5501 North Ashland avenue. o- Harry At rest at Reuben, anti Dick. academy. Does a girl want to know o'clock in the Church of the Holy I room an found 2.

Bingo philosophy, which as de- ANDERSON-Erick Andy Anderson, MaY ing mother of Henry, Herman. Mrs. Anna funeral home, 5624 Irving Park road, until how to press and dry plants? She Spirit in Lake Forest. 27, of 5403 Cottage Grove avenue, beloved Siegler, Laura liennberg, Bertha Runnion, 10 a. ni.

Monday. Funeral services at Rock- le her dead in bed. scribed as coming in with various Mrs. Cora A. Davis.

husband of Ethel Feldt Anderson, brother Louise Herhold, and the late Rudolph field, Tuesday, May 31. Will. be shown. Does a boy wish to The church, which was decorated governmental new deals throughout Of Mrs. Ellen Anderson and Charles.

Fit- Mr. Dodd and Mrs Cora A. Davis, 76 years old, grandmother of twelve grandchildren, fond TEMPLETON-Clara Templeton nee Clark fry, his hand at building a habitat the world. Motive: Cheap and easy al chapel. East 63c1 entirely with white spring flowers, his wife, the for- widow of Henry T.

Davis, once presi- street saehrvdivaants maevulenuurel. Tuesday. May 31. sister of Mrs. Anna Nickels, Herman.

Fred, dear mother of Karl Chase Mark group? He will be admitted to the existence. Segments of circle: "Let and Charles Bartels. Funeral Tuesday. vir. Le Roy and Mrs.

Fred F. Shafer of was crowded with guests many of mer Mattie Johns dent of the Cook County Real Es- 1938, at 2 p. en. Interment Oak Woods. May 31, at 2 p.

from late residence, Columbus. O. Services Sunday, Morocco. Ind. academy's workrooms, where he can George do it" Lady Luck gambline, BALDWIN-James Lawrenee Baldwin of 215 them relatives of the bride, who is a of Auburn, N.

tate board, died yesterday of heart 1348 S. Tripp avenue, to Evangelic-ay-Jib- follow' the delicate craftsmanship of dependency. shirking, sharp practice, E.imw00 aLetnue, OCk Park, 'devoted theran Ebenezer d-hurch. interment loved husband of Mary THOMAS-Charles H. Thomas, May '28, be- were married in disease in her home at 7022 Constance Saxon Baldwin brother Ch oldest icago Mett Mrs.

le husband of Bertha a street end Harding avenue. 1901. In an ad- avenue. Funeral services will be of ester G. Baldwin of Lawrence, laitte.

Concordia eernetery. For information call W. Charles Thomas, Gilb fond father of some of the most ingenious artists member of one oert, James, Gar- and artisans in Chicago. Does an- families. leering, the world For the govern- held Tuesday at 2 p.

m. in the First and Mrs. J. W. Hotchkiss of North Bran- Lawndale 6741 or L.

Kingswell Warlin, Gladys Stingel, and Grace Kee. nee Mur- 3'2'26. rett, and the late Harry Watson, Ethel 1 other young visitor wish to start a Grandmothers Are Present, dress following his appointment as mentl owes me a living. ford, Conn. At rest and services at chapel, KINGSWELL-Delia ambassador in 1933, he said that all Presbyterian church chapel.

523 Lake street, Oak Park, Tuesday, .1:30 brother of John, Will, and Dewey lhomas. collection of the minerals, or the Irby, late of 5939 S. Maplewood avenue, The bride's two randmothers, Mrs. of his success dated from his mar- Pictures Main Streetism. p.

m. Interment Oak Woods cemetery. In- beloved wife of the late Francis Pe fond Clara Godmer and Ethel Foes cousin of shells, or the fossils or the insects of lormation Euclid 1643. Harriett Wilson. Resting at residence, 44-06 aunt of Mrs.

May Morgan, Mrs. Laura Ellis avenue until noon Tuesday. Sere- Chicagoland? He will be shown how Ambrose C. Cramer and the senior riage. Besides her husband Mrs.

3. Main streetism. Had been high- Philip H. Mooney. BARICH-Elizabeth V.

Barich, late of S'25 Mitchell, Mrs. Evelyn Gatlin, Mrs. Hate ices Tuesda to start. Is another eager to build a Mrs. Edward L.

Ryerson, were among Dodd is survived by a son. William ly respectable until advent of bin o- Philip IL Mooney, 3'2 years old, 7133 E. teeth street, beloved daughter of Vinka McKinney. Robert Flynn, Mame, George 3 p. me at St.

James Meth- odist Episcopal church, 46th and Ellis awe- Dodd and a daughter, Mrs. ism, even though it was described as Yates avenue, an auditor for the state, and Vid Barich, fond sister of William. and Ella Kingswell. Funeral Monday, May flue, under auspices of Grind Crossing cabinet for his treasures? In half those who watched ner walk up the an hour he can learn a bookful we elle on the arm of her brother, Martha Eccles. being motivated by greed.

Segments died yesterday in the Mercy hospital FlorenceM, Mrs. Herbert Swich, Virga and 30. 2438 at 1063d a. eet fro funeral home, lodge, No. 776, A.

F. A. M. Interment Gloriaary, Victor, George and Richard. W.

to St. Rita church. of the circle include money, estate. Fairmont. are always willing," saia Dr.

Gloyd, Anthony M. Ryerson, who came from Mr. Dodd was professor of Ameri- of an infection. Mr. Mooney was the Remains at and funeral from residence, interment Calvary.

Please omit flowers. mining things, power, social position, culture, s-Wolf Tompkins of 2437 N. Al- son of Capt. James L. Mooney of the Monday, May 30, at 9 a.

to St. KIRBY-Katherine Kirby, fond sister of () briny avenue, beloved husband of Rose, "to give promising young chaps a his school in the east to give his can history at the University of Chi- and pride. Joachim church. Interment St. Mary's.

Mary Haddican and Winifred Hear Chicago police. He is survived by his and fond father of Ida, Irving, Frieda Gershon, chance-and by young chaps I mean sister in marriage. The Rev. Herbert cago from 1908 until 1933. In Chi- 4.

aganism. The center of this the late John Haddican. Funeral from Samuel, Albert, Goldie, and Shirley Moss. widow Funeral services Canal 1207 ces will be held boys from 12 years up." E. Prince read the service.

cago the Dodds lived at 5757 Black- circle is self-will with its segments in St. Philip Neri church Tuesday at BARZEN-John C. Barzen of 2810 S. Wells chapel, 1158 N. Clark street, Monday- Funeral Mondey.

May 30. at 11 a. me May 30. at 9:30 a. to Holy Name There would be more-far more- Miss Ryerson wore a classically stone enue.

street, dearly beloved husband of Elizabeth at chapel. 2235 W. Division street. Kindly devoted to arrogance, pride of self 9 a. m.

cathedral. Interment Calvary. 'nee Kleifirent, fond father of George, omit flowers. of this kind of instruction if the draped white satin gown with long or class, nationalism, cynicism, selfish Louis. Fred, and Raymond Barzen, Mrs.

KURT7e-Andrew Kurtz, husband of the late TRACE-Sussman E. Trace. beloved husband academy had a larger staf and more white tulle veil and carried lilies of living, exploitation, search for pleas- Henry Wheeler De Forest Frances Maguire, Mrs. Elizabeth Lawlor, Mary, id father Funeral Tue and Mary of Louis, Leona, Isadoreday of the ate Hanna, dear lather of Dr. Mrs.

Clara Gitzinger, and the late Niche- Haro, Leo, money. Its scientists and artisans the valley. Miss Nancy Ryerson, who OGLESBY BURIAL ure, and idolatry. Isadore Mrs. II.

Rolnick, Ida Trace. cannot teach large groups nor turn was maid cn! honor for her cousin and 5. Materialism. Center of circle is New York May las, John and Mary, grandfather of 9:30 a. from chapel.

3661 S. Wood 14 grandchildren and 2 great-g Peter randchil- street, to SS. Per and Paul church. In- services Monday, 11 a. at residence.

and the late Rae Rosenzweig. Funeral the institution into a manual train- the bridesmaids wore yellow organza TO BE FRO111 TINY self-righteousness. Segments are: Henry Wh eeler De Forest lawyer dren. Funeral Monday, 9 a. from terment Resurrection.

457 Barry avenue. Interment Wilma ceme- ing school for budding scientists. The dresses and small yellow hats and There is no God and no soul, biologi- capitalist, railroad executive, and eon's residence, 721'2 S. Washtenaw avenue, MATSON-Esther Matson. May 2,7 late of tery, Waldheim.

Please omit flowers. scientists have to carry forward im- carried yellow daisies. FAMILY philanthropist, died today at his es- to CHAPEL cal love, ethics of self-interest, be- Anthony church. Interment St. Marmora avenue, beloved wife of Ar- TRAUTMAN-Frank Trautman.

beloved hue- Mary's. Member of St. Nicholas court. 5739 late portant and exacting researches and The bridesmaids were Miss Elise Springfield, May 28. -In tate Nethemui at Cold Spring Har- 00 C.

0 Phone Victory 1859- thur Matson, loving mother of Muriel, haviorism, which says we do what sister of Hazel Ludt and Arthur band of Isabel, father of Mrs. Jeannette Swanson. Woodward. George, and Bernard. At resi- the artists and the artisans are very Clow, Miss Kathryn Milburne of Old the tiny cloistered church his mother we do because our glands demand it, bor, N.

aftrr a long illness. He BELTER-Herman F. Better of 59'26 N. Ar Services Tuesday, 2 p. at funeral deuce, 9'230 Aberdeen street, until 11:39 old was 82 years tesian avenue, May 27, 1938, beloved bus- home, 58'26-'28 Elston avenue.

Interment a. me Tuesday. Funeral services at chapel. busy renewing old exhibits and in- Westbury, N. Mrs.

Tracy Barnes salvation by education, sin is disease built on the family estate nearly half band of Alma Better. father of the late Mount Olive. Palisade 4400. 8400 S. Ashland avenue, Tuesday at 2 stalling fresh collections.

of New York City, Miss Anne Green- or an upset gland. Hazel Stillwaugh, brother of Mrs Amanda P. in. Interment Beverly cemetery. a century ago, funeral services will Albert E.

Jessurun. Frank, Albert, John. red Better. Servs hn and i MeARTHUR-James N. McArthur, suddenly A 'cademy Cramped for Funds.

way of Greenwich, Mrs. John Pills- 6. Stewardism. Center: Partner- be held at 3 p. in.

tomorrow for for- ices at chapel. 5501 N. Ashland avenue, May 27 of 1309 E. 50th street, husband VOGHT-Foster Voght, 8838 Bernell avenue, bury Jr. of Crystal Bay, and ship with God.

Segments: Creative Masonic funeral services for Albert I A father Robert ht 2d 1935 fath of Mr. Mary E. a dr re. Gowan- Nay r. The point is-and it is a big one- mer Lieut.

Gov John G. Oglesby Monday, MaY 30. at 3 p. ni. Interment and Alan McArthur.

Funeral services Bieck, Russell. George. and Robert Voelat. Philip Boyer Jr. of Philadelphia.

living, right getting, right using, E. Jessurun, 73 years old, a food Elmwood. that if a group of well-wishers of Oglesby, who died Thursday at the at chapel, 4'227 Cottage Grove avenue. Tue. Services at chapel.

63d and Harvard, sues- 1 well-wishers of the community would Groom's Brother Best Man. age of 60 after an extended William L. Brewster came from was a warden of St. John's Episcopal create a fund of, say, two or three New York to be his brother's best church and one of its five regular I sharing, giving, tithing, unselfishness, broker, will be held Tuesday at 2 BLAU-Margaret Blau. May ,27, daughter confidence, and humility at 1820 South Michigan avenue.

tioveilnawte smistaetratioafe uCeatherine' Roller, Matt, and Nicholas Blau. Funeral 1 day at 3:30 0. In. Interment Oak Woods day, May 31, 3 p. m.

Burial Mount Hope. science well-wishers of youth, and seenity confi MOCINdEYh-uBhhilix Hf. Man dfoonesviuMay VOR10BNAeUd-vriedewien; viyallahamu ktneteoviKhro, emnocktheel; of Carl A Arthur Grace Dexter, and Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock, from res- fond son of James L. and Julia O'Neill thousand dollars a st year, then rh two man, and the ushers were Henry H. Will parishioners.

The others were his idence, 4'217 N. Bell avenue, to St. Bene- Mooney, brother of Francis J. James the late Elmer grandmother of Gladys i Vorbau. Funeral Tuesday, at 3 te.

me William Mary and Julia 'A. Funeral teachers, giving nruction peaps Brewster, Laurence H. H. Johnson niece, Mrs. iam 3,1.

Drae, chrch diet church. Interment St. Joseph's. at funeral home. 1023 N.

California ave- i BLUHM-Fred Bluhm, May 27. of 7119 Ern- from parents' residence, 836 E. 5dd street, nue. Interment Forest Home. I one or two afternoons a week, could be addee to the academy's staf.

In Nelson W. Aldrich, H. H. Proctor, trustee; his half brother's daughter, Daniel F. Jones, and Greeley Curtis Mrs.

Elizabeth Keay's Drake, organist; 7 erald avenue, dearly beloved husband of Tuesday 9 a. to St. Philip Neri church, 72 stre'et and Merrill avenue. Interment WAGNER-Edna Irene Wagner, of 6750 N. I it few years such instruction would Jr, all of Boston.

William M. Drake and Mrs. Oglesby 1 Hursen Funerals Mary, nee Williams; fond father of Mrs. Margaret Lamken. Resting at chape.

Boly Sepulchre. Ashland avenue. May 28 1938, beloved wife of John C. Wagner. sister of Florence I create such a body of young devotees After the wedding reception in No collection plate ever has been 7726 2S.

Ashland avenue, until Sunday. NA TIGHTON-Anna Ryan Naughton 1 nee Case town. I and Services at chapel, 5Mrs. Lillian Johnson of Grover- May 9, were services will be conducted O'Donnell, beloved wife of Michael. fend n-01 N.

0 the home of Mrs. Ryerson on May- passed in the church, which was built mother of Mrs. John McCarthy, Catherine. at 5 p. In.

Interment Springfield, Ill. Ashland avenue, Tuesday, May 31, at 2 ,1 and Mary. at her home. 3909 Arthineton I of science as would influence the 'whole trend of youthful culture in flower road in Lake Forest, Mr. on the country estate, Oglehurst, Pc BONDE-Maria Bonde, nee Spravale; beloved interment Rosehill.

street. Funeral Monday. May 30. at 9 -Chicago. Brewster and his bride left for a by Mrs Richard J.

Oglesby in 1890. Bonde mother wife of the late Saveno D-Ss arcell Dauehter of a. to Presentation chureh. Interment WAKEFIEL 1 The academy has a noble building month's honeymoon in Bermuda. It is the only privately owned, self- .0 Josephine Rosso Mrs Rose Richardson Ye 1 41 of Charles Mrs.

Mary Cornelia, Mrs. Mount Carmel. Native of Charlestown Charity St Vincent de Paul, fond sister County Mayo Of Helen Wakefield of Schenectady Ireland. and a stet of enthusiasts, but at every They will make their home in Boston supporting house of worship in the Joseph, Angelina. and the late Mrs.

Pauline Funeral at St. Joseph's hospital turn it is cramped for money. upon their return. state. Its rector, the Rev.

John A. Grillo. Funeral Tueedat. 10 a. from NEAT-ON-Sarah Nenlon.

nee Kenney, beloved 2100 Burling street, 9 a- m. Mon eye 11-- I the wife of Thomas. dauebter of Anne and May 30, 1938. Interment Calvary. 'Nevertheless, under Dr.

Gloyd the Eetcher of Lincoln, who will assist 4 Guardian An el church, 717 Arthington latd Michael. fond mother of Thomas and Wm, residence. 2931 Fulton street, to Holy -ua Sadie and the late Anna May sister of WASSELL-Maria Josephine Wessell of 1'23 1 aCadeMY is renewing its youth-next Francis D. Connery City Bishop John C. White of Springfield street; solemn high mass, 10:30 a.

In. In- Nora: Mere, Petrick. Edward, Michael. N. Mayfield avenue, beloved wife of the detail, tit every det terment Mount Carmel.

Funeral Tuesday, at a. from late late John A. Wessell, fond mother of Mrs. the Chicago Medical society it is yr. 1 st, 0 in the services tomorrow, is paid from fic body in Chicago ater Pipe Inpecor, at es L--- a trust consisting of the income from (11, always cost less and Mrs.

BOYLAN-George Boylan, beloved son of the residence. 555 W. 43d place, to St. Gabriel late George and Johanna, fond brother of chureb. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

At rest in chapel, 5831 W. Chicago awe- Victor E. Thelin, grandmother of Myrtle. the oldest scientific drawing more closely to the Francis D. Connery 42 years eighty acres of land.

Mrs. Catherine Rickard Anna, NEITZEL-Erederick Neitzel, May 28, 1938. nue. Services 3 p. m.

Monday. Interment Hogan. Funeral Monday. May 30, at 11:30 of 4803 Shields avenue, beloved husband Forest Mome. Information call Ans.

05Sed youth of the community. It works old, 6315 Wayne avenue, died in his It Airs. Walter Boetcher W.le Burl a on boulevard to a. from 3246 Jacks Our Lady of Sorrows church al Cl- of Augusta Neitzel nee Schultz, fond WATERS-John F. Waters, beloved lausbanct hard Old and important exhibits bed, apparently of a heart attack last 1 1 tit di fe, re ter tl.V.

I 'lit 1 Y114115111 Charles father of Mrs. Anna Ba Idt Ch 1 of the late Eden Conlon Vetere, father I that have grown dim and dusty are night shortly after returning from a -4 vary. Kedzie 2394. Emil itl Hansen. Mrs de and Em Neze, Mrs.

Emma an. of James brother of James J. and Ella- z- eing renewed. New an amazingly trip to Ludington, Mic. was an of Indianapolis Mayor, Dies ,,,,,1 ,..0 BURKLUND-Josephine Burklund, MaY ere Louise Webster, and the tete Herman and 1,1131 de eat' el it at Sth.

uneral Monday. May 30. of 5231 N. Christiana avenue. wife of tht Richard, brother of Carl Neitzel.

Funeral beh mi 9 a from chapel 5516 S. Ashland Vivid, habitat groups and panoramas inspector in the city water pipe ex- Indianapolis, May 2 i fond the late Car. on mother of Mrs. Mary West- at Gethsemane Evangelical Lu- avenue to St Basil church. Interment I are being installed under the direc- tension department and was the son Walter C.

Boetcher, wife ir burg, tars. Ella Andersou, Mrs. Lillian 1 dee) 9 td id-, rt tf: 61 .4 4. tt te eran chureh, 45tb place and Princeton Mount 'Olivet. Prospect 0031.

tion of that master of habitat paint. of the late Francis D. Connery, for- of the mayor of Indianapolis, died A st 7, 1 s. Larson, and Mrs Eether Thoreliue, grand- thavenue, the Rev- F. G.

Miessler officiating. mother of Audrey and Nadine. Funerat WATLAND-Oscar Wetland, beloved husband de Tesday at 2 p. mt Interment at Archer ing, Earl G. Wright.

mer city clerk. His uncle, the late here this afternoon. She and Mr. it.0. titIVITO i Xrrt ilI Tuesday at 2:30 p.

me at chapel. 3415 Woods. Remains a chapel. 6328 Cottage ofthElla, father dal Mrs. Walker, step- N.

Clark street. Interment Graeeland. of Mrs. anme Ring and Mrs. Avi '1, Wholly new grOuPs SOOO tO be in- Joseph F.

Connery, was fire commis- Boetcher had been married thirt '1- "l- Grove evenue. For information call Fair- Idulholiand, brother of Walter and Clarenee BUSHER-Nicholas E. Bushek 2434 fax 900. Wetland, Mrs. Anna Clark, Mrs.

Cora also Women's 7:30 stalled in the third floor exhibition sioncr in the Dever administration. years They had no children She .1 Princeton avenue May 28 1938, beloved 'hall will be an important contribu- Another uncle, the late John T. Con- was born at Hagerstown, May husband of Anna Bushck, father of elm. NELSON-Sarah Nelson. May 17.

1938. of Brehmann.h Alma Gouldeinz .1 'tion to Chicagoland's ecology-the nery, was president of the Edgewater 11, 1883, was educated at Cambridge i ti 3 4.4. 7 iz Ot rorlit5T4- tfildijettiffl Tittftleptiltp las E. Ida and RosemarY, brother 01 7'255 Yates avenue. beloved sister tof Mrs.

laatc11Kaeztu4o3wstkim. a unsoehral Elizabeth Lauder and Mrs. Jane Es es Rer- a ap tii streuet Lin' t-erPMeni Frank, John Dushak, and the late Roe of biology dealing with the Beach Hotel corporation. Connery is City, and had lived there thirty- avenue Bonet. At chapel, 63d stre uneral notice la et r.

and Harvard nan. Funeral services at -hapel 6328 Cot- Mount Auburn. tage Grove avenue, Monday at D. m- WEEKS-Velma Weeks. suddenly.

beloved mutual relations betw een organisms survived by his widow, Marguerite, seven years Funeral services will 4-- ,,0. et tiplottw- Fte Interment at Oak Woods. For information wife of Robin, fond mother of Marcia. their environment; in other and a stepdaughter, Marjorie. be held Tuesday.

7-'' CALLAGHAN- Jane F. Callaghan. formerlY call Fairfax 2900. daughter of William and Mary Baldwin. of 5428 Morgan street, beloved daughter words, groups showing in detail the Assioeum.sons, 011 tss Ili toettl 'Y i IK, ell I xt dee er-: ,.,1 Neverman, nee Freundel.

sister of Mrs. Lillian Christian. 7 4 err- i of the tate James and Mary. nee Frawley: beloved wife of William. loving mother et Monday at 1:30 p.

at chapel. 4ded of our region as they live and d. iia sister of Mrs. Catherine Scully. Mrs.

Loret- Clarence and Lester. sister of Anna Bruhn. Elston avenue. Interment Waldheirn where they live but emphasizing the -rit'rt' id-- ,,,,,,,,1 7, ta Webber, rs. Bennet'.

Duga, and Carrie Shettl, and the late Henry. Funeral wiaLF-John Wolf May 28, late of 311'2 ar. I locale instead of the animals. I i ri flo'S 111111411 1) 1 k'j-- late ames. Funeral Mon day.

at 9 :00 Tuesday at 1 p. in. at funerai borne, 1023 Western avenue. beloved husband of i. ee.

t- a. from 5432 Aberdeen street. to 'its- Joseph. IC N. California averme.

interment Waldbeim- ha, loud brother of Michael. Jos s' Bulletin Changes Form. itation ehurch. Interment Mount Olivet. NORD-Ivar Nord, of 8'223 Jeffery ave l' William Plufet.

and Mrs. Lena King. il 0 't Not only is the academy enriching CAI OR 10 i'-, ts' ----i Yards 0662. nue, beloved hueband of Sigrid stepfather nerat Tuesday. May del.

at 2 p. a ti- I land renewing its own collections but no, iL i soft 4 i WC' 7.114.04 I- f4 CODY-Clara Cochrane Cody, May 28. wi le- dow of Ethel Tiemersma. Edward, and Sidney neral home. 2056-58 Belmont avenue I de side' -0- de, eddr, it dr; adeld edd -1 dVa '7.

of Arthur mother of Arthur C. Cody. Johnson, brother of John Edward 1, terment Buffalo. Y. Member of Avun- 1 it is also completing thirty habitat I en Ti A dr rrddd deeded eeadreeeededdl, Funeral at chapel, 4227 Cottage Grove and Everett father.

mother, and three dale lodge, No. tt21, A. I. A- 1 tie- d-- I. 71 1 'groups which are to go into the 4 Tit 4,.

avenue, Tuesday, at 11 a. m. eisters in Sweden. Resting at chapel. 7350 Penters' -adore local 5S.

Please omit tuIV- lieldhouses of the Chicago park dis 1 PICIte etede 410,...4,,,,, '1, WHEN-Jennie Cohen. of 1547 2- 2awYer Cottage Grove avenue. Funeral Tuesday, ers. Buffalo, N. papers please cored i id, deed driveadere 1 rill v.

trict I avenue, beloved wile of Barnett. loving May 31, at 3 p. m. Interment Oak Woods. WUCHTERL ll -Lithan Wuchteri lnee Jarose se 4 mother of Ell, Robert, Sadie Sammie.

Military service by Burke O'Malley post. beloved wile of Anton. dear mother 01 Significant, too, of new life at the I illia Chap.e14., harry, Anna Levin and Ada. Services Mon No. 803, American Legion.

Jeannett Ann and Mary Luatie, beloed day, 12:39 p. at chapel, 3600 W. of Frank and Rose Jarosch. dear treasure house is the appearance I 1 7. dREIB-Mary Kelley Freite beloved wife of Rooeevelt rcad.

wester of Ann Borek Funeral Tueed. Twenty-five times as many Peter fond mother of Stella Boedeker. this week of its quarterly bulletin 1 I May 31, at 9 a. ne from residence, 3.11)6 d. 11..

i- 7 COWEN-Itr. LEWIS A. Cowen, major of lutstb charlotte Smucker, Ralph, Irene. and Ce- li de ed 7 0 ma 30 al N. Oakley avenue.

to St. Benedict chum -h. An completely new form. it always i i 1 110W25 TO I calls as the average concern- medieal regiment, Illinois National Guard. 'este LYOnS.

Funeral Mon cern ery. Interment St. Adalbert et of 47'24 N. Raeine avenue, May 28, 1938. 9:15 a.

me from residenee, Monroe ee i valuable matter but it I I like a legislative document I 1 is Chicago's recognition and appreciationof Lain St Son 1 'e es. ,,,..,,,,,,4, beloved nusbane of Edith Cowen. Servrces street, to St Mel chitreb. Burial St. Bonifaee at ehepel, 6501 N.

Ashland a ventle. TUC'S- RANDELL-Isattore Randell. late of 11'25 S. DEDICATION ANNOtititaMENTS. I and principally allured Included with all 1 it comes forth as The Chicago Naturalist and azi is ea handsome thirty- ti ThE AvtigAGI 11 8 CONIPLETE Service Qualityand low prices.

senTiceswhen desiredat both chapelsat no extra I i. -de td edde letrale. teddeT ee ---er eieder-d- eedee 4 Jet 4.0.0ral EY Annie qri.kr.,t de 1- ed, e'dededed, daye May 31, at 4 p. m. Interment private.

Please omit flowers. Mozart street. FOTI of Sarah and the tale Morris, beloved husband of Reda. dear DAL Daley. nee Lucy: at Detroit father of Faye and Seymour FuneraMon- and mother of Ruth and Lucille.

Su day '2 p. m. at chapel, 3125 W. Reese- ITER3IAN-A-thennm-ent- will be dedieated in memory of Rose. beloved wife of Mode.

n-- late of 530 W. 45th place. beloved day, May 29. at 2:30 p. m.

sharp, SOlie -two page agn, full of scientific 4 I FUNERALS .04 er ed t. --set. twee .0 I P. 1 41'AI! i ii idleATtldit ''dt moher Gertrude Minkel of Detroit. velt road.

Interent Jewish Waeim. and Daughters of Jacob cemetery, Walte- and human interest and many good chargeis the exclusive end the late Eugene, Daniel, and REITZEL-Enuna Roriella Reitzelldh. beloved wad a pictures i till As LOW AS IMPERIAL MALE Quartet. I i Charles. Funeral Monday.

at 8:45 a. wife of Henry fond mother ol Emile HERMAN-A monument will be dedieated in IX 1 $1 0 from chapel. 46th plaee and Walled etreet, Grace Reitzel and grandmother of Mrs. memory of Dora. dear sister of el a Dne more sentence on the aced- I PI 1, to Si Gabriel church.

Member of St Dorothy Baker Miller. Services Monday. Blanche Flee-admin. and Moey, SundaY. service to Chicao boys 1 rt 11'n 1 ''''4741'irsill! -k i Expedite.

W. C. O. Id, at chapel. 720 Lake street.

May 29, at 3 p. tn. sharp, Sons and Daugh- emy's g'ys: Par- i ,..0 000 4,..11, i'- entS who will look in on i its work i lc I '''t 1, 0 itt: ,44, Benefit association. Pansy Review. No.

93. Oak Park. Interment Sterling. 111. Tuesday.

ters of Jacob cemetery, Waldheire. Interment Mount Olivet. RIZZO-Rosa Rizzo Mainline 1. beloved COBEN-Rose Feldman Cohen's monunicet I will find that it is cheap and en- I'll. 11 ..,,0 --A DAVIS-Cora A.

Davis. beloved wife of the wife of the late Paolino. fond mother el eeiteededesetedied eidaeleedeeeeedierteseendedierseedesdeddieettelderreerediado will be dedicated p. May ao. 1 ther of Mr.

Merrill Salvatore Mrs. Ralph Manno Paul Mrs. nobling insurance against the lure 11 late Henry fond mo 1 O. B. Waldheind ofte ee.

odd- -teed- Johns end Harold A. Davie. At late resi- Joseph V. Luppino. Charles.

and Frank the alley gang and similar big city dence. 70d2 Constanee even-tie. Servieem '2 Funeral Monday at 9 re from residenee. LUREY-Morris Liirey. Dedication of a mee- perils.

ClittA00.11. rfc me Tuesday. at First Presbyteritua 40'28 Barry avenue, to Our Lady of Pom- ument Sunday, May VI at 2 V. me thurch chapel. Interment private.

veil church. interment Mount Caruael. bile temetery, Waldheim. -vs 4 1 I -r.