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TRIBUNE: JAIVITARY CHICAGO SITNDAY 2 21. A 5k DEAD 111 BEI10111. 7 1 1: DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES 1 7 PART- 1-PAGR '1 r-- PRODUCING' RACE OF ITS OVIN IRELAND CALLS TRUCE FOR DAY; 100,000 AT DEVLIN'S BURIAL U. S. WILL SCAN CONTRACTS FOR snip.

AIR MAIL QUAKE EXPECTED To RE11011 20.000 NOVAKJose Ph I. Novak, beloved blisband of Bessie. nee Matousek. loving father of Edna Lori. Anna.

Bessie Pratt. Mildred. Charles. and Edward. Member of liawndale lodge.

No. 995. A. P. A.

Mend Cook County Real Estate board. Remains at late residence, 1835 S. Cicero. until WednesdaY morning'. Funeral services Wednesday.

Jan. 24. at 1:30 p. at 9507 Cermak-rd. Interment Bohemian National cemetery.

PAGLUSCHTerdinand---- Pagiusen, beloved husband of Albertina Paaluscb: PA (41.1 SC El A then ina Pagliisch, beloved wife of Paglust-h. parents of Frank. Waiter. and Artbur. Funeral services Tuesday.

2 P. at chapel. 214 9 W. thence to Concordia came RITES TOMORROW I RITES TOMORROW I 7-- (4,,, Art- 1 I i4 I i 1 1 I vk 4., 1 I i OLDEST CHICAGO HORSESHOER 'DIES. RITES TOMORROW Funeral services will be held tomorrow from the Holy Cross church at 842 East 65th street for James Little, who was said to have been the oldest horseshoer in the city.

Mr. Little, who was 77 years old, died Friday evening at his home at 851 East 63d place after a three weeks' illness. Mr. Little was a horseshoer from 1872 until 1916, when he retired because of declining business. Most of the large downtown stores bad theft-horses shod at his abop at 14th street and Michigan avenue, in the early years of the century.

Ile was first president of the state board of examiners of hort4eshoers. For the past 17 years Mr. Little had been employed as an engineer in the city water pipe extension department. He was a brother of the late Thomas F. Little.

former alderman of the old 14th ward, now the 28th ward. Surviving are six children. Burial will be at Calvary cemeterv. Harvard Scientists Study tudy Refugees Report Many Cities Completely Buried. Aid of Attorney General to Direct Inquiry.

World's Fair Visitors. us Chicago Tribune Press Fervicel BELFAST; 'Northern- Ireland, 'Jan. hundred thousand Irishmen of all creeds and classes' today attended the funeral of Joseph Devlin, veteran Irish nationalist leader and silver-tongued member of the British' and North Ireland parliaments. The burial produced the -most remarkable gathPrQg of Irish leaders of all parties of the north and south ever seen. Cardinal Joseph- -MacRory of Armagh headed the clergy.

Membera of the governments of Northern Ireland Irish Free State walked aide by side from Peter's procathedral to Milltield cemetery. Rubbing shoulders with them were William T. Cosgrave. former president of the Irish Free State and political opponent of President Eamon de Valera; Gen. Owen O'Duffy, leader of the United Ireland party; and Gen.

Richard -James Mulcahy commander in chief of the army under Cosgrave. Comma nder. Henderson represented the Ulster, government, and Vivian de Valera represented his father. Ilibernians, Sinn Feinera and Unionists mingled. Scores otopen carriages were tilled with wreathm.

GRANTMaxine Cecelia Grant. Ian. O. late of 2024 beloved daughter of Clay R. and Mary Grant.

Funeral eervices Tuesday 3 p. m. at funeral home. 5200 N. Western-av.

corner of Foster. Interment Rosehill. GROMAndrew Groin. late of 5357 dearly beloved husband of Myrtle, nee Schmidike. fond father of Evelyn Rosa.

miller. Fontana. son of Andrew and Ellen Groin. brother of Joseph. Aliee, WM.

ter, Elennor. Florence and the late William. At rest in the funeral home, 3834.36 Irving until Monday at 9:30 a. thenee to Our Lady of Victory ehureh. Atalite and where high mass will be celebrated at 10 a.

m. Interment St. Joseph's cemetery. GUERNSEYGertrude Guernsey. Jan.

19. mother of Lillian Hayes, daughter of May and Grant Courtright, sister of James1 Courtright. Funeral Monday. Jan. 22, at 1 2 p.

m. from chapel, 4611 to Rosehill. HAHNEElisabeth J. Hahne 'nee 211131 7343 Hollyeourt, River Forest, beloved wife of the late Anrust W. fond mother of Walter E.

and Earl L. Funeral Monday. Jan. 21. 2 v.

at funeral home, '2'03 S. Oak Park. Interment Concordia. HAMMERGeorge Hammer. Jan.

20. 1934. at 2315 S. Berwyn: dear son of Mathew and Julia. sister of Valeria Hammer.

Eleanor Forst nd Irene Jelinek. Pasadena. Cal. Funeral Monday at 2 n. tn.

at chapel. 5820 W. Cermak-rd. Interment Bohemian National cemetery. Information.

Cicero 243. RAUSusan Steffen Hatt. beloved wife of John. fond mother of John Henry. George.

Anna. Berenice. and Mrs. T. J.

Buckley, sister of Christ and Henry Steffen. Funeral Tuesday. 9:30 a. from her late residene. 7617 S.

to St. Leo's chureh. Interment St. Mary's cemetery. Stewart 7700.

BAuGHCharlea r. late of 3115 beloved husband of Angie. brother of John and Mrs: Al Andersen-Member. of King pear lodge. 855.

A. F. A. M. Funeral serviees Monday.

at 2 p. at chapel. 3240 Burial Forest Home. gnmscriErm ERWilliam Heddescheimer, beloved husband of Nellie Inca Munsterl member of tar Mena union. Division 241.

Funeral onday. p. at cathedral chapel. 79th and Interment -Mount Greenwood. information, Stewart Cambridge, Jan.

of the welter of humanity ta kof every size. type. race, creed. and 'color imaginable that swarmed through t. itChicago's A Century of Progress Ex4.

position comes the first vague evidence that through succeeding genera1 of native born Americans Amer' may be producing a race of its --rspe nanity 1. and 'rough PALUCKSusan M. Pa luck. nee Gartl, Jan. 17.

dearly beloved wife of Joseph loving mother of Lucille, daughter of the late Peter and Mary. sister of Sister M. Corsina, S. Pm--rant, Magdalen, Peter, Frank. and William.

Funeral Monday morning at 10:1.5 from mortuary. 1356 to St Mathias church and-Calvary cemetery. PEARCENaney Pearce, of 1611 W. Garfield blvd, beloved wile of William Pearee, fond sister of Charlet, Scotland. Funeral Tuesday Jan.

'23. at 1:30 o. at chapel. 5516 S. Ashland-ay.

Cremation at Akron. O. papers please copyPORTERAlbert E. Porter. dearlY beloved husband of ROPe Nagle Porter, fond lathe-of Edward.

James. and Donald: brother of Ernest. Fred. Alice. and Mrs.

George Seibert. 'Funeral Wednesday. Jan. 24. at 9:30 a.

m. from late home, 5S'7 S. to St. Clare de Montetaleo church. where po)pmn requiem high mass will be celebrated.

interment Moly Sepulchre cemetery. Call Prospect 8300. MRS. BLANCHE R. MANDEL.

(Mottett-Rutmell Photoj I DEATH NOTICES I CALCUTTA. Jan. reaching Calcutta today from the devastated state of Bengal indicate that the recent earthquake may have caused one of the most stupendous human tragedies of modern times with perhaps persons dead in the ruined cities. Refugees reported an estimated death toll in Monghyr of between 6.000 and 8.000. An unofficial estimate in the province of Behar showed 15,000 dead.

The damage, according to officials. will amount to at least 837.500,000. For three successive da ya and nights bodies of the dead have been thrown into the river Ganges to float down to the -sea In -gre-vrsome -httndreds. Thousands -of homes were found to have been sunk five feet below the surface of the earth, entombing their occupants. 4 to 4 own.

In Memoriam. ALBRECHTEmma Albrecht. In fond and loving memory of our dear mother. who Paased away 1 year ago twi. LOVING CHILDREN.

FREEDBERGElisabeth Freedbert. Fifteen years aro today our dear wiM and mother site Inked to her heavenly KARL E. FREEDBEBG AND MABELFRIEDMary Fried. Jan. I.

1931. Your memory in an dear tadtiY As in the hour you onteed swim YOUR LOVING CHILDREN. Washington. D. Jan.

intensive investigation will be made by the department of justice Into the provisions of present steamship and air mail contracts, Attorney General Cummings announced today. Action by the attorney general came as a climax to weeks of testimony before the special senate investigating committee which brought out numerous apparent irregularities in connection with contract provisions. 'A transcript of the senate bearings will be studied in the investigation. Missouri Man Named. Carl R.

Ristine of Lexington. was designated a special assistant to the attorney general. in charge of the department's inquiry. In addition to studying the evidence unfolded before the senate committee. Col.

Ilistine wax instructed to examine 'any other evidence which may be found to be available and to conduct all proceedings which may be found to be necessary." Appointment of Col. Ristine to take charge of the investigation was generally interpreted to mean that the evidence brought out by the senate committee warranted study and might be made the basis for revision of some existing contracts under the authority given to President Roosevelt in the independent offices appropriation bill for the current fiscal year. Inquiry Evidence Available. Mr. Cummings previously had announced that evidence presented in the senate investigation had been made available to the justice department.

The department described Col. Pastime as having been a prominent lawyer in Missouri for a number of years. He was a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Judge of the Missouri Supreme court in 1926. There have been several indications of a desire on the part of the administration to modify existing ocean and air mail contracts since the disclosures before the senate committee. Chairman Black of the committee has expressed his intention of requesting the alteration on several occasions and is understood to have communicated his views to the President.

I 1 I POSNERSam Posner, Jan. 10. beloved husband of Ade Ile. father of Eunice and Arlene. Funeral Monday.

Jan. 21. 10 a. from ehapel. 3163 Ogden-av, to P.

0., W. Waldheim. POWERSMathew Powers. suddenly. of 1401 E.

beloved 110n of the late Philip and Bridget Powers, fond brother of Mrs. John Zimmerman and Thomas J. FunerAl Monday. Jan. 21.

9 ft. trout funeral borne. and to St. Laurent Interment Mota.1 Olivet. PRIIYNSainueleit a R.

Pruyn, Jan. 20 1931. of 451 wile of the Inte W. H. Proyn, mother of Samuel R.

Services at home Monday at U. m. meta, i i I Please omit flowers. REIDAnnie Reid. widow of John.

clear mother of Mrs. A J. J. Allen. Frarrh.

and 'Robert Reid. Resting at funeral chapel. 5708 where 'servRes wilt be held Monday, 22, at p. interment Oaliridge. RILEYStisanna Riley.

Jan. 20 beloved wife of J. F. Rily. fond sister of George ad Edwin' Foale, Jennie Croke'.

of h. and the late Phillip and Elizabeth Foale. Remanis at ehauel. 5522 S. until Tnentlay Ftneral aervices Tuesday, 2 p.

at Garfield Boulevard M. E. church. corner Garfieldblvd. and Emerald-ay.

Member of Della chapter. No. 601, O. E. S.

nd P. E. club. Chapter D. Interment Mount Hope.

Funeral services for Mrs. Blanche Rosenbaum Mandel, widow of Frederick L. Mandel, chairman of the the board of Mandel Brothers store, will be held tomorrow at 11 a. tn. at Rosehill chapel.

The services will be private. Mrs. Manuel died on at the age of 54 after a heart attack in a loop theater. Leon Mandel IL, who was in Guatemala when informed of his mother's death. is expected to arrive at o'clock this morning by plane from Dallas.

Tex. He flew from Guatemala. Mrs. Mandel was born and educated In Chicago. She was one of the first women to be graduated from Armour Institute.

Her marriage to Mr, Mandel occurred in 1899. Mrs. Mandel was a member of the Chicago Woman's club, the Women's Civic clay of Chicago, the Art 'Institute. Field museum, Chicago Historical society. Lake Shore Country club and the Arts club.

She was interested In particularly the Jewish charities of which she was a member of the executive committee, and United Charities. She traveled extensively. One of her chief hobbies was the study and collection of antique furniture and silver. Her collection was reputed to be one of the finest in the country. Mrs.

Mandel is survived by another son. Frederick L. Mandel Jr, and two grandchildren. HINKLELaura Hinkle. nee of the.

late Walter. sister of Frank M. and the tate Mary E. Funeral Tuesday. Jan.

23. at 9 from. 3249 Jaeksonblvd to Union depot. at Oregon. Kedzie 2394.

HORTMichael beltived biltihand of Anna trier, Kearns'. fond father of Thitinas. Eleanor 'F. Kramer and the late Anna and Mary Hiwy. hrothpr of William Jatnea and the jade Mrs.

Kai herine Kearny. Funeral Monday. Jan: 22. at 9 from late residenee. S.

Marshfield.av.. to Chtireb of the Lithe Flower. interment Mount Olivet. East St. Louis, papers please copy.

CHICAGO JESUITS SAFE. A radiogram to the Rev. L. A. Foster at St.

Ignatius college yesterday brought assurance that ten Chicago Jesuits stationed in the earthquake torn area at Patna, India. are safe. The message was sent by the Rev. P. 3.

Sontag and read: "All safe, Krist Rai safe. Most of the churches destroyed." The- most damage oc curred In the center, of the Patna Jesuit mission where 47 ruembern of the Chicago province of the society Of 'Jesus are stationed. Krist Raja is the name the society's new high The len Chicago Jesuits stationed at the Patna mission besides the Rev. Sontag. are: Fathers Edward and Frank Scott, Francis Stoy.

Charles McAleese. and Messrs. Richard Mehren. 'Ann, Marshall Moran. John Lane, Edward Niemen and Joseph Wroblewski.

The the Rt. Rev. Bernard J. Sullivan, Also resides there. Churches Are Hest The quake centering in the Gangetic plain, destroyed, most of the churches in the mission.

The Ganges river divides the Patna mission territory, north and south. The mission comprises nearly 50 churches In the towns of Patna, Jamalpur. Gaya, Munattarpur, and other places. Father Foster is the Chicago representative of the Patna mission. JOSEPH INOVAK, ALDERMAN FOR 3 TERMS, DIES Former AldPrMart Joseph I.

Novak, who since his retirement from the city council ham engaged in the real estate business at 4010 West 26th street died yesterday at him hotne, 1835 South Austin boulevard. lie was 57 years Old. Mr. Novak. who was born in Chicago eeved three terms in the city council from the old 121h ward, now, the 22d He also was a member of the board of local Improvements for two years, and a Jury commissioner for three.

years. Mr. Novak was a member of the Chicago and Cook County Real Estate boards and wax a member of the Lawndale lodge No. 995, A. F.

lc A. Al. Funeral services wil be held Wednesday, afternoorv from the undertaking Chapel at 6507 West Cermak road. Burial will be in the Bohemian National cemetery. Surviving are the widow, Bessie.

and children. RITES TOMORROW FOR S. GOLDFARB, RETIRED TRADER Samuel Goldfarb, 70 years old. 8540 Blackstone avenue, a retired commission merchant, died yeaterday In the Chieago Nlemorial hospital. Mr.

Goldfarb was born In Europe. Ile came to America in 1S87 and lived in Baraboo, for many years before coming to Chicago. Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow in the chapel at 935 East 47th street. Burial will be et B'nal Writh cemetery. Surviving Nit Goldfarb are one Alger D.

Goldfarb. and six daughters. The daughters are Mrs. Sarah Blumenfeld of Baraboo. Mrs.

Evelyn Levinson of Racine. Mrs. Esther Stone, St. Joseph, We. Frances Citron.

Mrs. Bagel Rodgere, and Miss Marion M. Goldfarb. SUIT TO BREAK GINSBURG WILL 4, The division. of anthropology at liar vard university is now eagerly press-its almost interminable task of oporrelating 125 measurements of each art 3,100 randomly selected visitors to 'the Exposition.

From this mass of whose combinations and per. mutations defy mathematics except In terms of the nth power. have come itifts of new light on the evolution is al' a new, stabilized, and relatively racial type. 41 Hall of Social Sciences. So o.

The data obtained at the Exposition itesulted from the work of the Hari', saard staff under Dr. Ernest A. Hooter'. of anthropolgy at Harvard. lin the booth called Anthropometric iLaboratory for the Measurement of Wan" in' the Ilall of Social Sciences.

and were produced more by accident than design, due to a number of onitisual circumstances. 4. A few preliminary statistleal tabula: ations of the first half of the subjects measured were undertaken to secure some Idea of the nature of the anthrophometric series obtained and of the information it might yield. Dr. llooten's reactions follow: "In the beginning I had no high hope of securing from the visitors a particularly useful or representative sample.

Actually the material now turns out to be perhaps the most interesting and informative body of an-ohropological statistics ever gathered under my supervision. 4, A Cross-Section of People. 0. It is undoubtedly the best an AhroPological crosa svction of the American people ever made. and its litalue will be greatly enhanced if the laboratory operates next summer.

by sioubling the total of Individuals studied stand thus making the sample more representative." 4. The most numerous type in the male series examined is that called predominantly Nordic, in which long tall stature. and narrow. nose are combined with some medium or light brown shades of hair and with eyes that are not pure blue or gray. 44 rut mixed with some brown pigment 'am a light background.

This type. Dr. liooten has found. "bccurred in 34.33 per cent of the spaales and 24.87 per cent of the slemales. Ile states: "I believe It to be the most preva- il lent type in native born Americans of parentage.

since it is also at znaximum in the series of 17.000 trimz trials which I have studied." le sk Middle Western Sample. of the 1,565 subjects 883 were males land 782 were females. Of the former 1,57.42 per cent were native born of I native parentage. as were 61.4 per cent of the latter. The distribution 1.1 birthplaces of this group cast an Important light upon the proportionat 'attendance at the Exposition from dir- ferent parts of the United States.

The I sample indicates that the attendance these natives born of native par- entabe varied almost directly with proximity of their birthplaces to Chicago. It also indicated that the ianthropometric sample obtained was predominantly a middis western CAPT. M'KIERNAN IS FILED BY SON suit to break the will of Mrs. Rachael L. Ginsburg.

late Aurora de. pertinent store owners by her oldest son. Nathan Ginsburg of 444 Belmont aNenue. naming the latter's live sisttrs and a brother as defendants. was flied yesterday in the Kane county Ciccult court at Geneva.

The suit was filed by the law firm of Kayner Ka3ner. Chicago. and Attorney Fred B. shearer. Aurora.

The defendants are Sydney Ginsburg. manager of the Aurora store; Mrs. Jean Waxenburg, Mrs. Golda Stolimock. and Mollie, Ruth.

and Ethel Ginsburg. Mrs. Ginsburg died Jan 29. 1933. and the will, disposing of more than 000 in real estate and personal property, was admitted to probate last 31arch 12.

With the exception of the complainant. who was bequeathed one-tenth of the real estate, the children shared equally in the residue of the estate. The plaintiff alleges "undue influence" and charges that his mother was of unsound mind" when the will was made. A clause in the Instrument specifies that if any of the heirs contest it he or she loses his portion of the legacy. DOCTOR HUSBAND OF ROCKEFELLER'S NIECE IS DEAD New York.

Jan. David Hunter McAlpin. 71, of Brooklawn Manor. 11orrts Plains. N.

died suddenly today at his New York apartment. 720 Park avenue. Ills widow. Mrs. Emma Rockefeller McAlpin.

daughter of the late William Rockefeller and niece of John D. Rockefeller survives. After his marriage Dr. McAlpin withdrew from active practice to serve as a director of the Home Insutance company of New York and the First National bank of Morristown. Also suniving are two sons.

William R. and David Hunter McAlpin two daughters. Miss Geraldine IL McAlpin and Mrs. H. Clinch Tate: a brother.

Charles W. McAlpin. and a sister. Mrs. Adelaide IdcAlpin Pyle of Noroton, Conn.

VETERAN FIRE FIGHTER DIES IZetied Fire Captain Michael Me who participated in the fighting of many big tires yehieh occurred during his 43 years in the department. died yesterday morning at his home at 7959 south Ada street. Although 78 years Old. he had been In good health until recently. Capt.

Mc Kiernan retired eight years ago after having been in command of Engine Company No. 83 for 21 years. Previously he had been captain of En-gin. Company No. 51 and lieutenant of Engine Company No.

2. Ile narrowly escaped death at the conflagration at the world a fair in 1892 when more than a score of firemen lost their lives. lie helped battle the tragic etockyards and Iroquois theater and aided in rescue work at the time of the Eastland thin disaster. Surviving are the widow. Sarah; fi-e daughters.

and two sons. Funeral servicem ill be held at 9:30 a. fn. Tuesday st Sabina's church. 78th and Throop etreeta.

Burial will be at Mount Olivet cemetery. Linthicum, Ex-Democratic Editorial Writer, Dies Washington, D. Jan. Itichard Linthicum, 7ri. for many years an editorial writer for the Democratic national committee, died today at his home here.

Among papers be worked for were the Chicago Chronicle, the New York World, Chicago Journal and Tribune. and Chicago Daily News. Ile helped found the Denver Post. DIE IN EIKE. Loconnport.

Intl- Jan. 241.ISImpittl.lren ot noreo sinct rtithl head of cattle pet, tidied in a 110.000 farm blidding fire cm tho tit ne Hendrick arm near here tor', today. Hendricks suffered severe burns endeavoring 1.091t hi. to Fraternal No live. WILLIAM licKINLEY LODGE.

O. 878. A. F. A.

please aaaemble at 310 W. Monday. it p. to conduct services for Brother Roy Cook. R.

C. KREBS, Master. BERNICO -Josephine Marsh Bernico. beloved wife of the late C. F.

Bernier, fond mother of Mrs. Ruth Meyers, Fred. Rich arta Mrs. Nellie Vowlea. George.

Henry. and Flortne. Funeral Manilas. Jan. 22.

at 2 p. m. at chapel, 2935 Madison-al. Inter-mein Arlington. Phone Nevada 3100.

sisitop-Earl Joseph Bishop. beloved husband of Mary Lillian nee Lawlor. fond lather of Edward. Francea, Mary. Lorene, Margaret.

Catherine. NUMMI. and Earl. brother of Mrs. F.

Spooner and Raymond. Funeral Tuetalay at 9:30 a. m. from late reeidence, 5128 Lowe-ay to St. John the Sainted, church.

Yard. 0602. BLAIR-Jean Blair. of 6325 Stitinyside.ar, beloved daughter of Elizabeth. I nee Lannonl, itml the late Robert blair loving sister of Eva.

Myrtle. Mrs. Ann Haslet. -and the late Thomas Blair. Funeral Milk later.

BCKKR-Patrielt D. husband of the late Mary Halaill Burke, fond la-I itPr of Anna Dr. John Catherine Wary. and Edmund .1. Funeral Tuesday.

at it a. from late reeitietois 1059 Loyola-ay to St. Ignatius church. Interment Mount, Carmel. BURRELL Enuna Burrell.

Jan. 13. belovsti wile of James N. Burrell, devoted mother of Mrs. Charlotte Hawn.

grand her of Marie Haase. iserviees Monday. Jan. '21. at 2 to.

at lale resident-ft. 3840 Interment Mount Emblem. BI'SCH-Charies M. Bioseh. Jan.

la. at Naval booptial. Chelsea. Mass. Funeral alondaY.

Jan. 22. at 2 p. at chapel .2831,4 Lincoln-ay. Interment St.

lateeas cemetery. CAMPBELL-William J. Campbell. beloved husband of the late Mary. nee Sharkey, lather of tars.

Elizabeth Bauer. Stephen and Mrs. Mary bittieek. brother of Peter. Patriek; the late Stephen.

and Mrs. Teresa Lynch. At residence. 2027 S. fisth-court.

cater. Member of C. to. Holy Family taatirt. Iso.

I. Kedzie 2394. CANNIFF-L. babel Canna! of 723 Centrality" Wilmette. beloved wile of Howard.

Funeral aerviees 2:30 p. from funeral home. I I 18 Greenterifav. Wit-rotate. Burial, at Belleville.

Ontario. CHANOCK-Dorothy Chanoeit. of 7030 GreenYiew-av beloved mother tof Sidney. Kit-ward. Elisabeth Felker end Henry.

sister of Ide Witeneky. Funeral Monday. I at chapel, 4911 Broadway. Interment Jewish Wahlbelm. COHN-Hyman S.

Cohn. beloved husband of the late Anna. fond father of Nathan. Edgar. Zeittilon.

Mr. Julius Cohen. bins Michael Ala. Mrs. Ben Satulaek.

Mrs. Dr. S. Sher. Remains at ehapel.

4911 Broadway. Funeral Monday. 10 a. at T(4111)10 ispah. 1 ft 15 Moree-ay.

inter-MOM, Jewish Wahlbeint. Please omit flowers. Los A aaPIPP papers please copy. CONNERS-Mize, It Conley Contiore. st late remidente.

tit5 N. beloved wile of the Isle John, fond mother of Joeeph slider of Mtn. John Wynn, John and Joeeph Conley of Loraine. O. IF ti tteral Monday.

at a. to Holy Name cathedral. Interment Mown 41)0K-110y .1. Cook of 0153 Jan. 1 7.

1931. hominoid of the late Marie Conk. nee brother. of tra and Aaron Cook and Mrs. Jennie Davidson: of Mrs.

II. nate COP. Serviees at chapel. 03d and Harvard. Monday.

Jan. 22. at ft p. -tinder saspiees of William MeKinley lodge. No.

0703. A. Y. A. 111.

Interntent private. CRCGER-Norman H. Cramer, Jan. 19. 1934.

of 1218 Leland-ay. Funeral Tuesday at It a. from chattel. 4717 Broadway'. to St.

Thorium of Canterbury ebtarch. Inter-meta Calvary. DCBBINS-Charlotte Dobbinto. Jan. 19.

heirwed wile of (Ste late Porta fond mother of Mrs. Colinne Bush. Mitakegint. MS-h. William Charlotte and airs.

H. W. Armatrong. Funeral Monday. 9:30 a.

from the residence. 1027 to St. Jerottie.s ebureb. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. DCGAN-Katherine Verna Dugan.

at rest- denee. 5505 Jackson-blvd, daughter of the late John and Mara Dugan. sister of Hazel. John ard William Dugan. Funeral Monday.

930 a. to Resurrection church. Interment Mount Carmel. Dt'LINSKI-John dearly beloved husband of Antionette Ines Szczepanskil. beloved lather of Leo.

Mrs. Helen Linke. atm Wanda ()aright. John Dulinaki father-in-law of Paul Linke and Mrs. Clara Dillintki, grandfather of Elmer Oshinski and Leo Dulineki Jr.

Funeral Monday at 9:30 a. from borne, 2509 S. to Al! Saints church. Interment St. Jo seph's eemetery.

ECK A DT-Edit R. Eckhardt. at Lop Angeles. Cal, Jan. 19.

wife of W. N. 'Feltbartit. Miner of Mrs. Peter O'Leary.

Funeral notice later. EDWARDS--Ellsabeth Edwards. food mother of Charlet'. Roe. and Victor.

Remains at chapel, 11401 W. Jackson-blvd. EISENBIAS--Mre. Anna Eittenbleit. TIPP Merriam.

of 1523 E. beloved mother of Mem. Martian Eittenbiee-New. Funeral Monday, Jan. 22.

8:45 a from funeral home. 72tiait. anti Dorebester, to St. Felieltam chore'. Interment Mount Olivet.

FANNING-John Fanning, beloved husband of Agnes Lyons leaning. devoted lather of Jean. Jotteph. J. Francis, anti Arthur.

eon of the late Patrick and Mar Caret Sweeney Fanning. brother of Mrs Nary Thompann. Joseph and Edward Fanning. Funeral Monday. at $4:45 a.

from late residence. 03S to Vitaletion Interment Calvary. FISHER-Max N. Fisher. suddenly.

aged M. of 1010 S. beloved husband of Etta. nee Wolf. fond father of Ira.

Leon Joseph. Sylvia Steinberg. Beatriee Wolf. Floreme Brosoeky. Jaelt.

Lester Belle Gillet. Jeanette Lafayette. -Matilda, Lillian. Shirley and Marion. Funeral Monday.

Jan. 22. 11 a. Anshe Kanaeas Israel. $411 Donglas-blvd.

Burial at Wald-helm. Please omit flowers. Resting at chapel, 3125 Roosevelt-rd. GALE-Cora Bette Gale, at her 108 S. Qua Park.

wife of Harry C. and mother of Mary Gale. daughter of Mrs, Mary C. Bette. sister of Charles.

Robert. and Mae- Bette. Member of Oak Park chapter. No. 539, 0.

E. S. At mitt at Chapel. 523 Lake-st Oak Park. Euclid 1543.

until 9 Monday. Services at Grace church, 924 Lake-td Oak Park. Monday. 10 a. m.

Auto. to Freeport. GA ILA HEIts-Thomati Gs Ilagher. beloved brother of Mrs. Joseph Spratt.

Mrs. Wint. fred Sylvestre. Thomas Spratt. Delia and the late Patriek Gallagher.

Funeral Monday. It a. front mister's reel-derive. 7725 S. to St.

ha hina's chureh. Interment Mount Olivet. GLICK-Sam Glick, 1239 N. beloved husband of Reggie fond lather of Hattie Morris. Mamie Stein.

Rose Albrecht. and Emil. Funeral Monday, 2 p. at chapel, 2018 W. Division-al.

Interment P. O. W. cemetery. Jewish Waldheim.

GOLDFARB-Samuel Goldfarb, 5540 Blackatone-ay. and Baraboo. Wise" husband of the late Rose, father of Sarah Blumenfeld. Evelyn Levinson. Frances Citron.

Marion M. Goldfarb. Esther Stone, Hazel Rodgers. and Alger Ti. Goldfarb.

Jan. 20. Funeral Monday at 2 V. In. at 936 E.

47th-et Interment B'eal B'rith cemetery. 110 BINGSTROMHarold G. Ringatrom. of Tata beloved imehand of Bo pp. fond father of Harold Bud on of Mrs.

Ringetrom, brother of atria Ruth Friekman. Claude and Lester Ringetroni. Funeral Twat' lay. Jan. 13.

at 3 p. at chapel. 7350 Cottage Grove-ay. Interment Oak woods. ROBINWITZSadie Bobinwitz.

nee Barnett. Dlinean. Jan. 19. beloved wife of Ben.

fond mother of Jaeoneline. Meter of Morrie and R. Barnett. aunt of Ili, Rih and Betiale Davis. Funeral in Chicago.

Family at the Copeland hotel Monday. Burial notice later. ROONEYAnna Rooney, nee Gaughan. beloved wife of the late Andrew Rooney and mother of Marie. Funeral Monday.

10 a. from chattel. 1346 W. to St. Charles Borromeo church.

to Mount Carmel RUBINWilliam Rubin. aged 60 years. beloved bueband of Rose. fond lather of Morris. Jak.

Charlie. MrL Sarah Rovech. and atria Irene Rubin. Funeral Monday at 10 a. at ehapel.

704 S. Crawford-ay. Interment Jewish Waldhelm. SHANBOVSEWilliam Shanhoese. of Roekford.

beloved father of Charles. Harry. Louie, Morrie. and Father Shantinese Goldman. Saturday.

Jan. 20. 1934. ServifoeS at Tettlible Beth El Rockford. Mondav.

Jan. 11. 11 a. m. Burial at Chicago Jan.

22. 1:30 rt. Mount Mayriv cemetery, Addleon and Narragatteett-ava. SIMONHannah Simon. beloved wife of the late Sol, eleter of Rose Wetstein.

anti he late Fanny Appel. Rae Infelti. Abraham and Jaeole Funeral Monday. 1:30 p. at chapel.

720d Island-ay. SINNIGENMarie Sinnigen. Jan. no. 1931.

fond mother of Mra. Lilliati Ehlert. aire Gertrude Abbott. and Helen Simile-en. Funeral Monday.

9:30 a. in. from late denee. 740 Oak Park. ta Atenition chtireb.

Interment at Mount Carmel cemetery. SPIRDUSOJoeeph Spirtinen. beloced band of Sophie (nee Kutkowekil. son el Getinaro and the late Angela illee chin), brother of Frank. Mrs.

Roeeo Latette. afre. John Caealetto. and Paul Srerdile. Funeral Wednesday at a.

in Iron' 1435 W. to Addolorata church. Interment Mount Carmel. STOLLJohn Herman Stoll of 538 beloved hushand of the late Eva B. Stoll.

food father of Herman Alfred 'and John Otto. Services at ehapel. 115a N. Montlae. Jan.

11. 1934. at 1 p. tinder -auspires of Mithia 410. A.

F. Sc A. M. Interment All Saints', Hilmholdt Park eomniatetery. No.

9, K. Medinah, Lineoln Park chapter, No. 177, R. A. 4..

Zirhel. SZEKCLAFrank Szekida of 4849 N. beloved husband of Emma. nee 7.orch. fond father of MM: AMMIR Cooper.

i Mre. Irma Moran. Edward. and Bernhard. Member of North Shore council.

Royal Arcanum. and Bookhindere' union. loeal No. Services at funeral home. 3918 Irvine Tuesday.

Jan. 23. at 2 p. tn. Interment Itiontroee cemetery.

THOMASWilliam 'Montan of 6357 Jan. 19. 1984. beloved husband of Barbara Thomas. lather of Lillian.

Betty. Rota. Fernandez. Mrs. Mildred Diaz and the late Edith Rodriguez.

Serviees at.ehanel. 63(1 and Harvard. Tueeday. Jan. 23, at 2 b.

tn. Interment Mount Hope. THOMPSONAndrew C. Thompeon. of 81a N.

Jan. 19. 1934. dear uncle of BerniceC. Lee.

Servieest Monday. 2 p. at Trinity Lutheran ehtireh. Richmond and Wallfinellt-UV interment Mount Olive. at 4338 until Monday.

la a. m. TlETJENChriattonher Tietien. Jan. 111.

brie-band of Anna father (It Florenee. Funeral at chaiwl. 145S Monday. Jan. 21.

at 3 b. Interment Roeehill. TWOMEYJeremiah Twomey of 1359 bilaband of the late Matey Ann dear father of Thomas John. Nora Lyncher. Mauriee, and Miebriel.

Funeral Tuesday. at 9 a. from funeral home. 2500 N. Cieero-av.

to St. William church. Interment Mount Carmel. VEALEMary Cilloitoract beloved wife of the late Michael. fond mother of Mrs.

Kathleen Melemaid. Mrs. Alice King. Mrs. Eileen McVady.

and Michael Yeah-. Funeral Monday. 9.30 a. from her lale reeidenee. 7544 S.

to St. Leos hureti. Interment. Mount Olivet cemetery. Stewart 700.

IS EINFRBen Weiner of 816 need 77 year, hilehand of the late Anna. father of Meyer Sam. Delman, and Eli. Sarah Allawang, Mary Pearlman, Rae Katzin. anti Mollie Stieksi Funeral Mon-'day.

at 10 a. it Contr. Anshi Sholem. Indenendenee-blvd. and Polk-at.

Remains at chapel. 04 S. Crawford-ay. Interment Jewish WELLSEdward Sheila Jan. no.

193i son of Preetota A. Welle and Lillian Shedd Well. Funeral services private. WHELANMary A. Whelan.

nee Buekley. beloved wife of the late James. fond mother of MM. John Chamberlain, Mr'. John William.

and Mrs. JallIPS Carroll. plater of Mrs. Patriek Sh.larin arid the late Miehael and Daniel Buekley, awl Nora Funeral Monday. Jan.

21 at' 9:30 a. from her late residenee. 5300 S. to Visitatiou churth. Interment Mount ZAHOURFrances beloved wife -or the late Joseph, devoINI mother of Mrs.

Anna' Bettinger. Mre. Rome Jinera, Emma Kahl. Mrs. Mae Hartmann.

Mrs. Jennie Sehriener, Camille Wellington. Mrs. Lydia Rail. and the late Edward.

loving Meter of Filomena Luedke of St. Paul. Minn. Funeral Monday. 21 at 2 P.

me, at F. B. tirulieli hall. near Wilson. Interment Bohemian National cemetery.

Rtmitine at Plume 4401 mita Monday. 10 S. Oh. THOMAS W. HART, FORMER SCHOOL OFFICIAL, DIES Thomas W.

Hart. who for twenty years. until last March was assistant superintendent of Cook county schools, died last night at the county hospital after a lingering illness which followed his being injured in an automobile ac. cident last October. He was 65 years old and lived at :604 Lake Park avenue.

Preceding his association with the county school system, Mr. Hart was a professor at Austin college at Effingham. Ill. He was credited with the development of the achievement con. tests.

now a well known feature of the county schools. Ile spoke over the radio on educational subJects. Surviving are the widow. Margaret. and a son, John V.

Hart. Funeral services will be arranged later. Ht-YerJoeeph J. Hurt. beloved husband of Rome.

nee Panel'. Dither rif Robert. son of Janie' and Thresa Hurt. brother or Emil. Lillian.

Frank. and Mildred Member Coltimhian lod--0. No. 819. A.

I. A. M. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p. m.

at chapel. 6507 W. Cermak-rd. Interment Bohemian National cemetery. HVNESPatriek livnee.

beloved 'husband of the late Ellen Sullivan HYTIPP fond father of Kat hieen Leonard. Margaret I Smyth. John, Iltomaa. Helen Meyera, and the bite Anna Hynea. brother of Miehaet.

Thomas and James Hynes. end the It William, Marguerite Joy. and Anna Fitz. patriek. Funeral Mond ty at 9 a.

ne from daughter's remidenee. 6955 S. to Jitotin Martyr church. Burial Mount i Olivet. JOHNSONJohn R.

Johnaon. beloved husband of Ada Johnson filet. ANtrinl. Funeral aerviees Tuesday. 2:30 p.

at 5831 W. Chirairo-av. JONESFran eeto E. Jones'. Jan.

20. beloved I wife of Carl O. Jones. Remaina Pi chapel. 1253-55 N.

milli Monday noon. Serviees at Oakwooda cemetery. chattel Monday. 22. at 2 p.

in. ICEM aybell A. belong wi fe of George. fond mother of Marion and Her- 1 tOn't. Funeral at ehapel.

3337-39 W. Monday. Jan. 22. in 2 P- 1111- Interment Wootilawn.

ICJERCLFChriatine Kierulf. beloved 'wife of the late Casper. fond mother of Elisabeth Jorgenaen. Olga Albreehtsen. and Ingeborg Kerr.

dear grandmother of RaYntond and Charles. Funeral itervices ita.v at 2 ii. tn. at late residence. 523S 16P10.0111-0.t.

Interment Mount Olive. Memlyet of thigniar lodge. No. 4. D.

S. S. I AMPEmily Rebef'ea Lanai. Jan. 19.

fond grandmother of IL G. Derrick. aunt ot Naomi Davie. Funeral Monday afternoon at 2:30 at mortuary. 1350 Interment Graeeland cemeterY.

LESLIEIrene M. LPflie. liff'e Rathford late of 0238 loving wife of George beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Rathford of Joliet.

ender of Adeline. William. Margaret I Mrs. R. H.

Liehterl. Aetna. IMra. Jame. Meersl.

of San Antonin. and itolert. Funeral Monday. 11:30 a. m.

from the realdence to St. Mary. etinreh. Joliet. LEWAND Amandus Lewaud.

beloved husband of Ella. nee Sorg. fond father of Gertrude. Elmer. Norman.

and Mildred. brother of and Ernolti Funeral Monday, Jan. 22. at It a. ne.

from late residenee. 1034 int. 10 S. Andrew's ehurele Interment St. Jusephs cemetery.

LINDSEYMar-3, A. Lindmey. nee, litimphreY. formerly of 4424 N. Patilina-eit.

At rest at funeral home. 7031. S. Went wort h-a v. Unit! lay evening-.

Burial arrange-meat at Smith's frineral home. Newport. Ky. Interment at Evergreen cemetery. Southgate, Ky.

LITTLEJames.Litt beloved husband of the late Mary. fond father of Helen Finn. Gertrude Crow. Regents Wragg. James Thomas.

and William the late Marcella Keats and Florenee Ktialit. Funeral from late reaidenee. 1451. E. Monday.

Jan 22. to Holy Cross church at 9 a. In. Burlel Calvary. MANDELBlanehe Roeenbaum Mandel.

Jan. IS. at her residenee: Wile of the late Fred L. Mandel. beloved mother of Leon and Frederiek L.

Mandel Jr. Private- iwrvPPE at Roachill chapel blontlay at 11 Mt BRIDEJohn A. McBride of 3228 S. beloved lather of Catherine. Th ))))) as; William.

and Arthur. Remaina at chapel. 71ot1-st. and South Park-ay. Funeral notice later.

liteCLORYAnna Hackett beloved wife of the late Patrick. devoted mother of Mary Rankin, Mee. Katherine Man-flog. Patrick. Mrs 'Elizabeth Kean.

and Hugh Funeral Monday. at 9 a. rte. from late residence. 357 E.

to St Columbanits church. Interment Mount Olivet. Member of Holy Croas court. No. 153.

W. C. O. B. MeGowen of 2025 E.

Jan. 20. 1934. wife dP the late Fred R. MeGowen.

mot her of Franklin. Carroll. Robert. Fred. and Jeanne.

At chapel. 63d and klarvard. Funeral notice later. M'GRATHTerrenep Rich MeGrath, beloved eon of the late Mr. and Mrs.

Terrence McGrath. brother of Francis Charlet. Anne. Idayme. Mrs.

Lillian Shedlock. Mrs Helen Sanderson. William. and the late Alm Blanch. O'Brien and the late Loretta MeGrath.

Funeral at residenee. 3543 N. Oakley-ay Monday. at 10 a. ne Interment Pt All Saints cenietery.

Phone Lake View 5130. alk.glERNAN---carit. Miehael MeKiernan, be, loved husband or Sarah. nee MeAllister, fattier or Mrs. Frank Lynch.

Milt. John Neatly, Mrs. J. Keane. Mra, C.

Hyland. Mrs. Patti Cams. Michael. and Emmett, brother of Mrs Charlet.

Meek and Mrs James Black. Funeral Tuesday at 9 a. m. from residence. 7959 to St Sabitiait ehtirch.

Interment Mount Olivet. Member of the Retired Firemen's association. Yard' 00112. MeMAIIONDaniell McMahon. late of 4036 beloved husband of the late Closeia.

nee Goss. fond father of William. Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald. Raymond.

and Mrs Aliee Hartlein. brother- of Timothy Me-Mahon. Mrs. Katherine Kenny. and the late Joseph and John McMahon.

Funeral Monday at 8:45 a. m. sharp from eons residence. 5244 to St. Mel.

church. --Interment Mount Carmel. MILLERMay Miller. nee Star. beloved wife of Joseph.

mother of Clarabelle. sister id Fannie Kaplan. Dr. Samuel B. Star, and Harry Star of Russia.

Funeral Monday. Jan. 22.. at 2 p. ne.

at chapel. nlort Ogden-ay. Interment O. B. Waldheim.

MORFORDWager G. Morford. late of 5335 beloved husband of Margaret Morford. fond son of the late Mr and Mrs. T.

T. Morford. Funeral Tues day. 1:30 p. ne.

at funeral home, N. Western-ay. Interment Oakridge eerne. tery. Member of Northwestern council, No.

72. United Commercial Travelers. 1 MORRISONRobert Gales Morrison. 19 I Jan. O.

1934. beloved husband of Rose Morriaoti. Services at chapel. and Harvard. Monday.

Jan. 22. at 3 p. m. Interment at Evergreen.

eet W.71.7.7719 ii 0- il 4 4 l' ,4. Ct ,1 i --4- r- 1 14'1 si 4.14441Nto,s46.4:1:4.61414... 4, es' 4 2D DAUGHTER OF RASKOB WILL WED ATTORNEY Centerville, Jan. engagement of Miss Elizabeth Ann Ilaskoh daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

John J. Raakoh, to Timothy D. Park. man of Brooklyn, N. was announced today.

No date was bet for the wedding. Miss Ilaskob Is the second daughter of the former.chairman of the Democratic party and Mrs. Itaskob. She Is a graduate of the Sacred Heart academy at Albany. N.

and Is a yacht enthusiast. She was victorious In the star boat races last summer at Oxford, Md. Mr. Parkman Is a graduate of the Fordham law school and is associated In law practice with nedding, Greeley, O'Shea. and Campbell The Ilaskobs live on an estate near Centerville.

I Of rt --1z, 4,1 LI, ,11.4:) kz HIFf, tl 1:1 Ellnarsena Funnerals Lead in Chicago Ili naulleiraal Ilf ff; Di l'' Memorial Parish House Pastor of Quincy Catholic Church Dies in Hospital Quincy, Jan. The Rev. George Ilensey, pastor of the St. Rose Catholic church, died here last night in the St. Mary hos.

pital of complications which set in after an attack of pneumonia. Ile was born in Farmingdale, 5 years ago. rli i 11.4 gl i.r1;;...:0, t'A 4'642 it IV O. Ir. t), Heir Marries Former Follies Beauty New York.

Jan. .13 i Howard. former Follies beauty. esnd Erskine. heir to the 4.Etudebaker fortune, were married today at the Little Church Around the Corner.

They will honeymoon in Florida, making their permanent home in Chi. where Erskine is in the adver-eising business. f' Miss Howard is :4 and her husband a5. She was married once before, to Albert Spurlock, University of North Carolina football coach. The marriage was annulled.

Prof. A. H. Trouk, Fine Arts Teacher Is Dead at 78 Yrs. New Haven, Jan.

Prof. Add! Henry Troult. 78, an internationally known teacher of the fine arts. died at his home here last night. Trouk was born in Vienna.

Austria. lie taught painting and music in the K. K. achool in Vienna ivhen still a young man and remained there for over BO years. lie came to the 'United States in 1920 and established a.

school of fine arts in New )'ork City. He closed this school two )ears ago. pncoln Hulley, Prexy of Stetson University, Dies 11 Deland, Jan. Lin toln Hulley, 69, president of Stetson university, died today. He suffered a severe heart attack yesterday.

Dr. Miley was born at Camden. N. in 865 and 'received a bachelor of arts degree from Bucknell university in AM. He was an Instructor at Buckiell from 1889 to 1892.

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Mark's church, the Iles Ilarold F. Bowen. will conduct the brief devotional service. The donor of the new building Is Frank S. Cunningham, president of Butler Brothers, and the now parish house will be a memorial to his son.

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JOHN J. HOLUB FAMILY. 1 NEW WILLS FILED 'I IA' PROBATE COURT I Four wills were filed yesterday with Clerk Mitchell C. Robin in the Probate tourt and were approved by ()ear S. taplan.

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daughter. Ara executrices. I CEMUEBIES NELSONRae. Nelson. (5317 Kenmore-ay.

beloved wife of Harry. fond mother Bernard. Allen. and eister of Nathan. Mollie.

Minnie, and Fav Barlevi. Funeral Monday. 10 a. at chapel. 311 Lawrence.

Interment Nowedwor Cutler atieban Verein cemetery. Jewish Waldbeim NEVECERELFrances Nevecerel. beloved mother of Julia Wieloird. Au-zusta Elie, harill. Louise Zif 1,1 F1111113 it'd Edwr ru, Foileral --t ft a.

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Sidc Mate sod Rao 110101p Corol le, Philp, nt SIM Jan. 4. totItterS1 St 11 'Wort 14 ordaT. Jar. 11.

31.03 den-sv. Interment at Rosemont cemetery. AO 1 lb.