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PART 1 PAGE CHICAGO SUNDAY TKTBUXE: MAY 0. 1937. ISiliEYES" "FIND OPPOSITION DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES ALABAMA BEAUTY APPLE QUEEN KOELLER Eva Koeller nes Gibson, be EEXSOiT Marg-aret Benson, nee Davis, be TO ONE BILL FOR LA FOLLETTE Oil v. Hugh Glazebrook, British Portrait Painter, Is Dead ALASSIO, Italy, May 8. () Hugh dt T.

Glazebrook, one of Great Britain's best known portrait painters, died today in a clinic here. He was 82 years old. The infirmities of age were a contributing cause of death. A portrait of former King Edward VIII. of Great Britain was among his best known works.

loved wile ol witiiam, motner ol Mrs. Elizabeth Elstrora, Mra. Alice Stears, Mrs. Isa-bcile Darling-. Mrs.

Jane Johnson, Blanche and John Benson, and the late David, sister ot Mrs. Mary Ears-man. Remains at residence, 6606 S. Lafiin street, until 11 a. m.

Tuesday. Services 1:30 p. m. Tuesday at St. Matthew Episcopal church, Marquette road and.

Hermitage avenue. Interment Mouut Greenwood. AROLE REFQ1 SPEAKING AUNT loved wife of the late nitliam, loud sister of J. N. Gibson, Mrs.

Alice Weston, Mrs. Pauline M. Vincent and Mrs. John B. Beilly and the lave William Gibson.

Funeral Tuesday, May 11, from chapel. 1716 W. 63d street, at 9 a. to St. Theodore church.

Burial Mount Olivet. KRTJPAPv Bess Krupar, May 6. 1937. of 2426 S. Spauldin avenue: beloved daughter of John Krupar and the late Theresa Krupar, loving- sister of Mildred Weber and Jeanette A.

Krupar, fond aunt of La. Verne and Robert Weber, sister-in-law of James Weber. Funeral services at chapel. 3440 W. 26th street, at 1:30 p.

Monday, May 10. 1937. Interment Bohemian National cemetery. BESSETTE Anna Bessette, May 8, 1937; be Determinate Sentence to i RIESSLAND Coral Katherine Rieslanii. Mar 7, 1937 beloved daughter of Carl and Hein.

nee Wolff. Restin; at f'Jneral home, 31-320 X. Central avenue. Austin. Funeral Monday, 1 :30 p.

m. Interment Waldheim. ROTH Maria Roth, May 7. 1937: beloved wife of the late Sven, mother of the lata Martin, grandmother of Lois, sister of Alfred Anderson. Funeral Monday, 2 p.

at chapel, 4325 Armttage avenue. Interment Acacia Park. Member of Mate L. Chester chapter, Xo. 612, O.

E. and Xora lodge. Xo. 28, I. O.

L. of Viktnss. RUSSELL Claude L. Russell. 7531 Yale avenue, beloved husband of Lil'ian Russell, fond father of Frances and Virginia.

Funeral Monday at 3 p. m. at funeral home. 6915 Wentworth avenue. Interment Cedar Park.

SALVO Eugene Salvo. May 8, husband of Anna McXamara Salvo, father of Eugene A. and Leonard M. Salvo. Funeral Monday at 2 p.

m. at, chapel, Jeffery boulevard at 77th street. Interment Rosehill cemetery. SAXDBERG Edward J. brother of George and William.

Funeral notice later. SCHERLING Rudolph Charles Scherluiff, beloved husband of the late Antoinette J. Scherlinr. father of Louise, Mrs. Eleanor Ryland, Mrs.

Estelle Curtis, and the late Mrs. Clara Koch. At home, 1059 Balmoral Governor Is Silent About Office He Seeks. LAMPRECHT Nathalie Lamprecht Inee Be Hit on Floor. MCNUMEKTS AND MAUSOLEUMS.

Monuments. NOW is the time to P.LAST and BUY your MEMORIAL or MAUSOLEUM. It xis assist, j'ou in obtainins- a trnlv PKBSONALIZBD MEMORIAL, of EVERLASTING QUALITY at a REASONABLE PRICE. THE OLD AND RELIABLE. CHASo G.

BLAKE CO. 1000 E. 67TH-STREET. WRITE FOR, FREE BOOKLET. Work erected anywhere.

Eaii'i'ax 9876. loved daughter or the late Simeon and TJrsule Daudeline Bessette, sister Dr. F. S. Philias.

Theodore, Wilfrid, Dr. Adelard, Denise Gobeille, Kose. Angelina Pelonuin, and Arthur. I'uneral Tuesday, May 11, at 9:30 a. Irom residence, 2817 W.

Pershing road to St. Joseph and St. Anne church, tvhere solemn requiem mass will be celebrated. Montreal papers please copy. For information call Lalayette 09S0.

BRADY Margaret Dalton Brady, loving- wile of Charles daughter ot the late William, and Mary Dalton, lond mother of Mrs. Mar sraret McCollum and William Brady, sister of Mrs. Mary McDonnell, Mrs. Katherine Kirtley, Eleanor, Edward Dalton and Mrs. Irene MeOabc, and the late Anna Tobin.

Funeral Tuesday, 9 a. from Schuelke, beloved wife of the late Charles, dear mother of Mollie Bohrbaeh, Carrie Burck, Elsie Hubbard, sister of Emil Schuelke and grandmother of seven grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Funeral Monday, 2 p. at funeral home, 1458 Eelmont-av. Interment Rosehill.

BY PERCY WOOD. Opposition is developing to one of 1 LAXG Doris Lang-, nee Bakeberg-, 6600 S. the bills in the parole reform pro gram which has passed the Illinois CEMETERY MARKERS. MONUMENTS AT senate and now is pending on third State street. May 8, 1937; beloved wife of John sister of Mrs.

Mary West, William and Augnst Bakebergr, of Howard Lake, and Mrs. Gust Hass of Montrose, Minn. Funeral Tuesday, May 10, 9 a. from chapel. 63d and Harvard, to it POWERS GRANITE INC.

reading in the house of representa j.ji,ituJN; xuvYjiiK. JJELAWAEE 3153. tives. late residence. 6107 Champlaia avenue, to St.

Auselm church. Burial Mount Olivet. BRAKSF1ELD Bridget Bransfield, beloved wife oE the late Redmond, fond mother of Mrs. Cecelia McCarthy, Mrs. Ann Walsh, Michael, James, Mary, Lillian, and Lawrence Bransfleld.

Remains at daughter's residence, 671-J Chappel avenue. Funeral This bill, which is considered the most important in the program, is CEMEJERJES CHOICE 4 GRAVE LOT IN LAKESIDE AT the one to abolish the indeterminate sentence and permit courts to fix the irvinr fli. joiva. cemeiery; one grave in vvainnnim. Jirnnswieic duration of imprisonment, thus curb notice later.

Information South Shore 0157 COFFEY Catherine E. Coffey nee Casey FRANCES SOLOMAN. Associated Press Photo. 1 Tuscaloosa, May 8. Special.

Miss Frances Soloman of Norfolk, has been chosen No. 1 beauty at the University of Alabama here. As such her picture appeared in the No. 1 position in the Corolla, university yearbook. She is a member of Alpha Chi Omega sorority.

MEM. EVAN. 7 LOT 130. SEC C. $600.

N. J. Herndon, 5J3 N. Alex- i idria-aveniie. Los Ansclea.

Calif. ing the parole board's power to free beloved wile of the late John, mother of Daniel, Mary, Mrs. Margaret Burke, Mrs. convicts almost at will. EVAN.

CHOICE 8 MEMORIAL raves; perl care; Catherine Madden and the late John Jr. per grave, lrv. 1:314, Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. from her late residence, 2438 Grcenleaf avenue, to St. MEMORIAL PARK SACK.

4 GR. LOTS. ww; gr. nr. inap.

vvei. ausu Marsraret Mary church. Interment Mount While the senate approved the entire program almost without dissent, under the leadership of Harold G. Ward Chicago Mayor Kelly's legislative spokesman, the house sponsor, Minority Leader Elmer J. GRETCHEN THOMSON.

Acme Photo. 6 GRAVE LOT CENTRAL LOCATION; Carmel cemetery. COHX Joseph Cohn, beloved husband of the late Ida: fond father of Mrs. Julia IJcutsch. Mrs.

Anna Lowy of Milwaukee Winchester, May 8. Special. -Queen Shenandoah in the per- JERALDmmaBS. St. Bernard church.

Burial Holy Sepulchre. LAPHAM Edward H. Lapham, May S. at St. Luke hospital; beloved father of Mrs.

George Casgrain, E. Burnham Lapham, Robert P. Lapham. Funeral Monday, 4 p. St.

Luke church, Evanston. Burial Rosehill. LEONETT Anna- Marie Leonett, May 8, of 808 S. Loomis street, loving daughler of Mr. and Mrs.

Anthony, dear sister of Mildred. Funeral Tuesday, May 11, at 9 a. m. from chapel, 1001 W. Polk street, to Our Lady of Pompeii church, 1224 MeAIister place.

Interment Mount Carmel cemetery, information Haymarket 0120. LETO Anna Leto, May 8, dearly beloved daushter of Rose and the late Andrea, sister of Joseph and Samuel. Funeral from late residence. 1319 Tuesday, May 11, at :45 a. to St.

Philip church. Interment St. Joseph cemetery. LEWIS Elizabeth MeCreadie mother of Mrs. Elizabeth Drysdale, Mrs.

Annie Wright, Mrs. Jean Storrie, Mrs. Margaret Becker, Robert, John, and Thomas MeCreadie; also nineteen grandchildren and eleven great-grandchildren. Member of Sherman chapter, No. 541, O.

E. and Chicago Ladies' council. No. 12. Remains at residence, 7532 Emerald avenue, until noon Tuesday.

Services 2:30 Tuesday at Emerald Avenue Presbyterian church, Marquette road and Emerald avenue. Interment Oak Woods. Schnackenberg Chicago says he and Louis of Camden. N. J.

Funeral Monday, 11 a. at memorial O'HANLEY. INC. FUNERAL DIRECTION spotted a number of opponents to the son of Miss Gretchen Bigelow Thorn- chapel, Broadway Interment Aushei Duiuecnon. ruo vonasre throve.

Kart. 770o PLANS REVEALED IN COURT FOR NEW U. OF C. HOSPITAL Emct cemetery. Waldheim.

COTTER Denis T. Colter, in his 91st year indeterminate sentence bill in the son of New Orleans, reigned at the lOWer Chamber. annual snnlo Wntsnm lisro avenue, until Monday noon. Services Monday, May 10, at 2:30 p. at the Edge-water Presbyterian church.

Bryn Mawr and Kenmore avenues. Interment Montrose. SCHORECK Albert. R. Schoreck of 11217 Oakley avenue, beloved husband of Lor-etta, dear father of Charles, dear son of Mrs.

Minnie Schoreck, brother of Mrs. Anna Dymock and Mrs. Irene Creech. Services Tuesday, May 11. at 1:30 p.

at chapel, 2322 W. 111th street. Interment Mount Hope. Member of William J. post, Xo.

14S9. V. of F. Park Manor lodje, Xo. S99.

A. F. A. M. SCHUSTER Mary Schuster fnee Cavanaug-h, May 7, 1937, late of 1713 Clybourn avenue, beloved wife of the late Henry, lond mother of George, Henry, and John, sister of Frances Xewman, Jenuie Wubbel and William Cavauaugh.

and the late Anna Funeral Monday, May 10, 8:30 a. m. from, chapel. 1623 X. Halsed street, to St.

Vincent church. Interment St. Boniface. SERHAKL Mary Scrhakl, 93. beloved wife of the late Michael, loving mother of Mary Howlett.

Rose Hauer, and Amhony Serhakl: grandmother of nine grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Fum-rat Monday, May 10, from late residence, 3131. S. Normal avenue, at 8:30 to St. John Xepomueene church, 30th and Lowe avenue.

Interment St. Adalbert cemetery. For particulars call Victory 1623. SIXGELMAX Fred Singelman, 4141 Potomac avenue: dearly beloved husband of the late Elsie, nee Hartman, fond father of Fred, Elsie, Ruth, and Hugo, brother of Anna Tischner. Restinsat funeral home, 4138-40 North, avenue.

Services 2 p. m. Monday, May 3 0. Interment Waldheim. Call Belmont 6812.

SXELL Charles H. Snell. beloved husband of the late Sarah, ine Lester, devoted father of Charles Leroy Harry beloved husband of the late Mary Green Cotter, dear father of William T. Mary Eugene Genevieve and the late ii-xpect uebate on BiU. this week.

Miss Thomson was crowned This group has not made known at ceremonies in which several hun- Albert G. Cotter. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. from late residence, 141 N. Aus iis opposition on the floor, for little dreI high school children, all in cos-debate accompanied advancement of tumei participated.

Capt. J. R. Bear- tin boulevard, to St. Catherine of Siena church.

Interment Mount Carmel. Mem the program through first and second ber of Holy Name society, St. Catherine of dall, aid to the secretary of the navy, DEATH NOTICES received for publication in the next morning's Final Edition of the Chicago Tribune up to ea'ch night. Call Superior 0109 -Want Ad-W. fciena.

church. readings. It will develop on third reading roll call when the series is placed the crown on the queen's head. COURT Emma. Court, May 8.

1937: widow of the late George Court, and mother of on the passage stage. Georiie, Marion, and Frank. Remains at Two arguments are being made chapel. 41 X. Leaviit street.

Funeral Monday, p. m. Interment Forest Home BY THORNTON SMITH. IChicago Tribune Press Service. Milwaukee, May 8.

Special. Gov. Philip La Follette already has started out on the practical job of making votes for next year's election, though he has not yet taken the voters into his confidence concerning the office he seeks. His speaking calendar last week was as full as if it were only a few days instead of eighteen months before election. He beg an this week at Stevens Point, spoke at Wisconsin Rapids, fXeillsville, Chippewa Falls, and opened Carson park, the new ball park at Eau Claire.

Next week he will be speaking farther north, around Merrill and Wausau. He may reveal his secret then. With the expectation that. President Roosevelt will support F. Ryan Duffy, Democrat, for reelection to the United States senate in order to avoid DufCy's opposition to the court packing bill, speculation tends more toward La Follette seeking the governorship for an unprecedented fourth term.

Four Serve Three Terms. Philip La Follette, his late father, and Emanuel L. Philipp and John J. Fiaine served three terms as governor, but no one as jet has tried for the fourth. It is now beiieved that La Follette mey undertake the governorship a pa in rather than embarrass the Piesident by running for the senate and forcing a presidential choice between a La Follette and a Demo-ciatic party candidate.

Congressman Gerald J. Boileau of Wausau. Progressive floor leader, was among those mentioned as being willing to make the race for the senate oven if President Roosevelt supports the Democrat. Mayor Daniel Hoan's name also comes further to the fore as likely 1o seek the Farmer-Labor Progressive federation nomination for the senate. Heart has been the outstanding Socialist officeholder and vote getter for twenty-five years, and although not in organized labor has been closely identified with it.

As the labor movement tends more and more to be a political rather than an industrial and economic association, Hoan moves into a better position than most to cash in on his close ticup with labor in Milwaukee for a quarter of a century. May Get Bench Place. against the determinate sentence, and EDW. E. BART HELL, they come from different groups.

rne LAWYER, DIES AT group, composed largely of lawyers, I.T7XDGREN Charles 74. at Karlinsen. beloved husband of the late Anna, fond father of Mrs. Bernice Lund and the late Goldie, grandfather of Vivian J. Lund.

At rest at funeral home, 6S33-35 Fullerton avenue. Funeral Monday, May 10, 2 p. m. Interment Montrose. cemetery.

Ct'LLEX James Cullen, 7.113 Parnell avenue, beloved husband of the late Delia Loushlin Cullen. Funeral Monday. a. from funeral home. 6915 Wentworth avenue, to St.

Bernard church. Interment Holy objects on the theory that a determinate sentence law might result in no uniformity of sentence for the 71 IN EVAN ST ON Edward E. Bart hell, 71 years old, DEATH NOTICES LYXCH Andrew Lynch of Antioch, 111., husband of Jennie Lynch, fond father of George, Edward, and James. Funeral Mon prominent Chicago lawyer and a resident of Evanston since 1915, died same type of Example Is Cited. In other words, these representa yesterday at Evanston hospital.

He had been ill for eighteen months, and lives advance the argument that if judges were permitted to fix a mini Sepulchre. DKX31AS Walter J. Denman, beloved husband of Bertba, nee Buralii, brother of Mrs. Harriet B. Marshall, Frederick Philip and ihe late Col.

Albert L. Denman. Funeral Tuesday, 3 p. at chapel, 2346 W. Madison street.

Interment Bosehill. DOr.AX Burtis J. Bman. dearly beloved bus-band of Mildred Phi I bin Dolan. fond father ot Mary Alice, Burtis J.

Mildred, and James Dolan, beloved son of Mrs. Andrew Dolan. Funeral from residence. 734 Kenesaw terrace, Monday, May 10. at 9:30 a.

m. to St. Mary ol the Lake church. Interment Calvary. DOYLE Raymond J.

Doyle, late of 5750 N. Merrimac avenue, beloved son of John C. and Desta Doyle, nee Keluher; lovinir brother of Joan, Lawrence. James, Catherine. Iiesta, Uosemary, and Norcen, prandson of Mrs.

C. Doyle and Mr. and Mrs. J. A.

returned three weeks ago from Florida where, with "Mrs. Barthell, he had visited their two daughters at Cocoa nut Grove. mum sentence for a man convicted, say, of a crime carrying a 1 to 20 year penalty, one iudge might set the minimum at 6 years and another at day, 9:30 a. at Antioch. MALKIN Ben Malkin, late residence 1537 X.

Western avenue, ase 60 years, beloved husband of Rose, fond father of Robert, Bessie. Marion, and Anne. Funeral Monday 11:30 a. at chapel. 201 Division street.

Interment Jewish Waldheim. ALONE Francis Malone. beloved husband of Sarah, nee Byrnes, father of Sister Gemma, Sister Francis Catherine, both of Sisters of Providence; Brother Michael John. C. S.

Catherine, Anna, Marie, and the late Gerald, broiher of Bridget Malone. Funeral Monday. 9:30 a. from chapel. 2346 W.

"Madison street, to St. Matthew church. Interment Mount Carmel. Contagious Disease Unit Sought. Plans made by the University of Chicago for a new hospital for the treatment of contagious diseases are revealed in a bill for instructions filed yesterday in Circuit court by the Northern Trust company.

The new building would adjoin the Billings Memorial hospital. The university in 1926 announced establishment of a trust fund for such a hospital by the will of the late Mrs. Harriet G. Smith. Construction of the hospital, to be known as the Charles Gilman Smith hospital, was 1o be started as soon as the trust fund amounted to $500,000.

Endowment Needed. According to the bill the fund has reached this amount, but additional money will be required for endowment of the hospital and for the woik of combating contagious diseases. The bill seeks authority 1o make use of money from another trust established for treatment of contagious diseases. This trust left by Mrs. Annie W.

Durand and administered by 1he Northern Trust company, was used in 1913 to build a contagious disease hospital at 637 South Wood street. Until 1933 the Durand hospital was ivirs. tearan. M. Xielsen, and John H.

Snell, fond brother of Joseph E. Funeral Wednesday. May 12, at 2 p. from funeral home, 3026 Belmont avenue. Interment Rosehill cemetery.

Information Jun. 4200. SOLLITT Ella Mary Sofbtt, beloved wife of the laie Edgar G. Sollitt, mother of Emme. Sherman.

Janet and Claire Sollitt, sister of Mrs. P. E. Hill and Mrs. Charles Crap-nell.

at residence, 3750 N. Lowell avenue, until Monday, 11 a. thence to funeral church at 3X34-36 Irving- when, services will be held Monday at 3:30. Interment Acacia Park mausoleum. STRONG Edward Palmer Strong, beloved husband of Xellie, father of Edward.

Grace, Elizabeth, and Dorothy, brother of Mrs. L. G. Hayfer and Mrs. J.

L. Post, Seatile, Wash. Funeral at chapel of Memorial Park cemetery, 2500 Ridge road, Evanston, 111., Monday, 4 p. m. Mr.

Barthell was born in Nashville, 18 years. where be was active in his It also is suggested lhat if judges had the minimum and maximum sen profession and in public life before moving 1o Evanston. lie served in lence power, and the parole board the Nashville city council and as could not release a convict until he president of lie school board. Mr. McCAXNA Beniam'tn T.

Mr-Canna on May 7. had served his minimum term, pres Barthell was a member of the Chi 1937; husband ot Clare Foy McCanna and father of Alice, Marianne, ana sure would be brought upon a judge Grace. McCanna, at Scarsdale, X. in his every time a prisoner was before him cago, Mid-Day, and. Attic clubs of Chicago and Hie Hermitage club of Nashville.

He also belonged to the for sentence in an effort to have a low minimum fixed. American, Illinois State, Chicago and There is another group entirely Tennessee Bar a.ssocial ions. satisfied with the present law, wh'ch Surviving him b'-sidrs the widow permits the parole board to determine when a convict has been suf ficiently rehabilitated to rejoin so thirty-seventh year. MCCARTHY Thomas McCarthy, beloved husband of the late Jennie C. McCarthy, fond father of Marie.

Funeral from chapel. 4542 Ravens wood avenue. Tuesday, Mil" 11. 1937. at 9:15 a.

to Queen of ,.11 Saints church. Interment Mount Carmel. McCREAD IE Elizabeth MeCreadie. See Lewis notice. MII.f.AR William A.

Millar, 427 W. 61st place. May 7, 1937: beloved husband of Miriam Millar, father of Luther, Joseph, Philip. Jesie Millar, and Mrs. Winifred Gordon.

Services at chapel. ti3d and Harvard, Monday, May 10, at 4 p. m. TOOLE Xellie Toole nee Murphy, beloved wife ot the late Frank, devoted mother of Mrs. John D.

Kenney and Mrs. Paul V. Moran. fond sister of Mrs. Thomas Master-son and the laie Mrs.

and Margaret, dear aunt or Mrs. F. W. Malbon, and grandmother of Winifred, Du Wayne, and Sherwood. Funeral from funeral home, 4817 Chicago avenue.

Monday. May 10. io Our Lady of Mount, Carmel church. 692 Belmont, avenue, at 10 a. m.

Interment Calvary. TRACY Mary A. Tracy. May 8. 1937.

at. h-r home, 6929 Crauuon avenue; beloved wile ut Sherman W. Tracy, mother of Oswald C. Trai-y. Funeral services Tuesday, p.

at the chapel. Onfiag Grove avenue. Inierntml Oak Woods. are two sons, Eo'wsrd E. former head of the local o'lice of the securities and exchange commission; John Gary, with whom he lived at 1-126 Chicago avenue, and the two daughters, Mrs.

Charles A. Carroll and ciety. They have no In Hcninriain. ARBAMONTE Officer Nicolas V. Abbamonle, two ago today.

Bis niPnjory is as dear today. As in the hour he imssed away. LOVING- WIFE AND CHILDREN. Alice Small- Johnson, May 7, In foiMt memory. GIliL CHUMS.

l.OStiMOR I is who passi-d away rhrro years am today. in loviutr jm'morv of our dauphU'r. MKS. K. J.

LOMi.VIORE Jit. W1NXKK Mr.K. Amaada Winwr. A year aso ju Hatavia. III.

A south: on to list- and wails for Olio who loves her. I'patcrnal Sotlcejt. CHI'VR SHOMKR HA DAS Mciiibcia 'kindly alii iKl ml JSrolher Allr-il May ii, at, a. at, chapel, avenue, JIK. .1.

J. HARETZ. Vrevident. JACOB BONXKN, cret ary. ACtiLPnHfV-lfarry L.

May 7. )-u-hand Enuna, tonl tiilu oi: itii-T itroifirr of Mrs. Carrie Albn-elit ami Edward A-tn poll! ot Cinein-nai. O. Vuneiat Monday jt p.

at tliaitt, Ariuiiaf; avetiu4. linernieui, Parti. J'ai-t master of Trui! Illim IcmIjc, So. A. A.

past lii'ih IM'i'St ot etr-jder, 'o. iv. and lueuib' olr hutnt'uidl, I'ai )i y. K. T.

AfKKH l-Mward" J. Aeker. l.el.,v,t son Anna. int.ni'T Ki'a iiiis. Fiui-'i'iil at.

(hao'(, Monday, Alay J(i, at- tn. i inrnr, A Kit -Clara A. Avery, at her residence, Ktilii inn jiarliway. in her SSIli i-ier H. Av-ry.

Pasadena, arid Mrs. Alitor, and burial in Pel roil, BAIIJO-Emnm J. May 7, 1-il of Holieli.r Jond sister of Mrs. Jdi Ensign, dear aitni ot jna and Mrs. Alien Elander.

Interment Lin. -oln, ISA RNJTT p.urnii f. JT53 avenre, lielovrd husband of Alatme L. Hamill. father of Mrs.

(Irare Bi-ihr. bmiber of Mrs. Mary B. Henry. -Mrs.

Robrrt Bertram and lln; late I'rjip Lemuel Baruilt. at -haie. and Harvard. Monday. May 3d, at p.

m. Interment t'e(iar J.aik. KARTHK1.1. Edward E. May S.

at Kuneral services, and burial at LudmsTtoij. Mich. against the board, nor the system Members of Committee. Kelehor. Funeral Monday.

9:30 a. Irom funeral home, Elslon avenue. 10 St. Tarcissus church. Interment St.

Joseph's. DHEKSBACH .1. Heniy Dreosbneh. beloved husband of E. lather ot Carrie Smith and Arihur.

At funeral home. Services Monday. 4 p. m. Interment R.isehill.

Please omit flowers. DCKKV Sre Gr fenecker notice. EI.GF.K Emily Riser I nee Pat' i of R03 Elmwood Evanston, dear mother ot Kos' and the late Amy Goda. At funeral home, Broadway. Funeral Monday, 2:30 11.

Lady chaiM-l. St. Luke's Pro-a ta Inlciineiu; Graecland. KK Tliroilore Falhauer. beloved of Mary, nci fond father of Arthur, Walir-r.

Carl, and Helen; Vn-otlirr ol Einma tii-nrcus and Emitv Oh-lendoi f. Funeral Monday. 3 j. at 1 Brlnioiii. avenue.

Interment Rosehill. Plctii-e oniii lloiAcrs. FOV- Swptien Foy. laic ot 2943 Dkwfoii avenue; lielovfii husband of Eliznbclli brotlcr of Annie. Daniel.

William, Bella. Inn. ami Elizabeth. li-mains at, iinfra! b'rii. Milwankce avr-mie, until Tue-tiay iHM'n.

Srt- i cs Ti esday, 2 p. at Fourili Couticza I ional church. 2625 X. Talman avenue. Interment Mount Olive.

I E.ROV Tiiomis Gilroy. beloved husband of the late Honorah, nee O'Connor, fond father of Patrick .1.. James .1.. and Mi. John Blitscli.

Funeral Monday. May 10. at a. from residence, W. 02-d If he does not run for the senate operated by the McCormick Institute Mis.

Albert V. Hall. The parole scries was drawn by a it would not surprise his fr iends here for Infectious Diseases. Reduction of committee or attorneys, judges ana Jt he were picked for some outstand-! income in that year forced the insti Edward Strong Funeral prosecutors headed by Frank mg job in some of the new labor -ute t0 close the hospital. Loesch, president of the Chicago Ciime commission.

Others were boards. This rumor nrevails as rfnp? Services to Be Tomorrow Funeral services for Edward P. Judges Robert C. O'Connell and John TrvKilki of th Circuit court: As Strong, for thirty years secretary of the rumor that the President may move Philip La Follette out of active political participation by appointing him to the Supreme court if he gets Chance to Sell Okl Hospital. The bill states that the University of Chicago, trustee of the Smith fund, will furnish the site and use the Smith fund to construct the building.

It states further that a Mary E. sistant State's Attorney Emmett H. the C. H. Worcesi or company, lnm- Moynihan, Public Defender Benjamin ber concern at l-'5 South La Salle the six new judgeships he has asked i for Bachraeh, Wendell Green, wideiy street, will be held at 4 p.

m. to- known colored lawyer, and Chief of morrow at. Memorial Park cemetery OR A me T. Moran of 672S Normal boulevard, beloved husband of Anne G. Reilly Moran, foud father of Dr.

J. T. anil D'-. E. L.

son ot the late John and Bridget Moran, brother of Ann O'Mall'V. Michael. John. Edward. Mary.

Joseph, and Mrs. Briiiuet Flynn of Clare Island, Ireland. Funeral Monday at 10 a. m. from funeral home.

6915 Wentworth avenue. 1o St. Bernard church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. NELSON Charles G.

Nelson. May 8, 1937; loving son of the late Xcls and Louise Nelson, dear brother of Laura Neeiy. Marsrc Sunshine. Hannah Prafke. Fred and the late Louis A.

Kelson. Funeral Monday. May Id. al, 2 p. at chapel.

2114 Irvine Park boulevard. Interment ru, Mount Olive of Ben Hur lodge, No. SIS. A. F.

A. M. XlCOr William A. Xicol. May 7.

1937: beloved husband of Marina. Xicol. father of Kenneth O. Services at chapel. 5501 X.

Ashland avenu, Monday, May 10, at 3 Detectives John L. Sullivan. chapel, 2500 Ridge road, Evanston. Besides abolishing the indetermi- Mr. Strong, who lived at 1310 Grant vv-iu i t-, i casnin nas given an option to buy With both Democrats and radicals! the Durand hospital for $160,000, and warming up candidates for next i permission is asked to tue be elections, the Republicans have 1 U00 for the new Smith hospital.

One not: started a build up of a ticket that floor would be named the Annie W. snould be under way now if they Durand iloor. don't want their candidates to do The bill savs that the Durand hns- Ulacc. to St. Nicholas of Tolentme chuicli.

Burial Sas Bridge. of St. Agues nate sentence, the Ward-Schnacken- street, Evanston, also was secretary-berg bills would restrict the paroie treasurer of the Munising Paper corn-board from reviewing findings of fact patty of Munising, Mich. He died and the evidence in the trial court; Friday at the Evanston hospital at court, Xo. 37, C.

O. F. Kcdzie 2394. GOlXERil ANX Minnie Goltermann. be require open sessions of the board; the age of 6.T.

He is survived by a nermit the board to examine prospec- I widow, Nellie; a. son, Edward, and years campaigning in the last two months before election. Ah hough former Gov. Walter J. Kohler has often intimated he can not be drawn back into politics, the live employers and sponsors ot pa-1 1 hree daughter Grace, Elizabeth pital no longer is in a congested population area, and that the district in which it is located contains the facilities of the medical center surrounding the County hospital.

It states that the proposed site for the new loved wife of William Goltermann. daughter of Redmann, dear mother of Klmrr. Klynote. and tht! late Walter and Kilwiu, sister of Henrietta Kramer, eraud-niolhcr of three grandchildren. Res tine al funeral home, 6(133 Roosevelt road, until Monday noon.

Services Monday. May 10. at 2:30 p. in. at Good Shepherd Evangelical Lutheran ilnm-h.

i-orner Euclid avenue and 19th street, Berwyn. Intel ment Concordia. rolees, and force the segregation of and Dorothy. prisoners convicted of sex crimes. true liberals in the Republican party TKLLBON Axel G.

Tullbon of 1732 Bervn avenue. May 6, 1937; uncle of 6sdi Arthur. Walter and Mrs. Lillian Freeman; cousin ot Mrs. Anna Kullander.

Service at i-banet. 5501 X. AsbUind avenue. Monday. May 10.

at. 2 p. m. Interment Kosehiil. URQCHART Elizabeth Urquhart.

suddenly. May 7. wii'e of the laie Geor.vc beloved moiher of Hush. Duncan. Frank.

George. Roderick, Witiiam, and Mrs. Christobel Kovats: also survived by seven grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Services at funeral home, 4332 Elstou avenue, Tit--day Mav Jl. at 11 a.

thence by auto to Ciiioii Grove, for interment. VINCENT Marv Vincent. May 7. 1937. 6551 S.

Carpenter street: beloved wife ot Jesse L. Vincent, mother of Mrs. Etla May Beam, daughter of Barbara Boyle, sister "of Barbara Wadie. At chapel 415 W. r3d Funeral Monday, 2:30 p.

at- chapel, lo Mount Hope. Member or Irving camp. Royal Neighbors of America. WALSH Thomas Walsh, dearly husband or Nora firrtman Walsh, devoird father of Mrs. Arthur Mattes and Mrs.

Martin Canlis. lend brother of Mrs. A. Pearson, Mrs. M.

O'Keerc Mrs. T. and th-; late Patrick Walsh. Xaiive ot Cnuitly Funeral Tuesday, May It. nt 9 st.

from his late residence. 5636 S. Albany avenue, to St. Gail iiur.li. immnciit St.

Mary cemetery. Yards 0926. WOHLFAHKT Otto Wuhlfahrt. husband of the laic at, WauUegan. 311.

Funeral Monday. 2 p. at, chapel. 23d X. Genesee '-trcei, Waukcgau.

111. Interment Kosehiil. WRIGHT Charles L. Wright. May 7, 1937.

beloved husbt.nd of the late. Xora Moore Wright, loud father ol Lulu Weber, Charles L. and the late Xellie Evans. Funeral Monday. May 10, 1 p.

at funeral home, 2616 W. SXth Interment Holy Sepulchre. For information call Lafayette OUSU. YOUXG Edilh M.Gillis Young of Milwaukee, beloved wife of John Young, sister of the late Mrs. Mabel E.

Trosl. Resting at funeral home. 5708 Madison Funeral Tomorrow for would like to see him the candidate hospital is near congested areas of for the United States senate. His population. administrations as governor of Wis- GRAFEXECKEK Irene Duffy Grafenecker.

Victim of Zep Disaster consul still are listed as nioducirip -i beloved wife ot Otto, daiisbic-r of ihe late Peter and Kntc Duffy, sister ot Marsaret. Katherine. Anna, and the late Jatncs and Private Peter Dully. At chaiicl. 935 X.

Wells street. Funeral Monday at. 9 a. to St. Dominic church.

Interment Calvary. Funerat services for Burl is J. Dolan, 734 Kenesaw terrace, who was killed in the Hindenburg disaster, ORDER HEARING ON WAUKESHA JUDGE ELECTION more legislation of real help to labor than those of any other governor. His financial programs were sounder and a--review of the two Kohler terms GRAY Lavinia Lennox Gray, age HI; moth will be held at 9:30 a. m.

tomorrow at St. Marv of the Lake church, 4200 from this distance shows them nc-I er of Lavinia Gray Rob.irt- At, chapel. 1971. W. tilth street, until Monday at 3 p.

m. Services Oak Woods chapel, Monday at 4 p. m. Sheridan road. Burial vvill be in Cal GREKNELTCH Nelbo E.

Grerneltch. age 51 p. m. Interment Rosehill. XOOXAX Joseph H.

Xoonau. beloved son ot John and Mary HisrKfns Xoonan, fond brother of Raymond. Mrs. Timothy Donovan. Arthur.

Clarence, and the laic Georjre and Francis. Funeral Tuesday, May 11, at, 9 a. from funeral 'nou, 72d slrfct Dorchester avenue, to St. Laurence church. Interment St.

Mary's. XORT'OX Clara Norton, nee Detlelbach, dear wile of ihe late Samuel, devoted mother of Charles Henry Irving- and the late Bab- Ue Hene. Funeral services Monday, 2 p. at memorial chapel. 5200 Broadway, lniermem Free Waldheim.

Family at 5050 Sheridan road. XOWAK Aloysius Xowak. May 3937; beloved son of Theodora and the late John, brother of Sister Leona. Sisters of Resurrection. John.

Clara. Harriet. Anna, Elizabeth, and Anthony. Funeral Tuesday, May 11. a.

from residence. 3122 S. Marshfield avenue, to SS. Pelcr and Paul church. Interment Resurrection cemetery For information.

Boulevard 4421. O'CONNOR Thomas W. O'Connor, beloved husband of Ihe late Bridget, nee Cordon, fond lather of Albert L. and the late William, Martin. Joseph.

Paul and Thomas, broiher of James. Michael, and the late Catherine Horan. Funeral Monday. 9 a. from residence, 11.

nil S. Mansfield avenue, to St. Francos of Rome church. Interment Mount Carmel. PALMER Mary Palmer of 5021 W.

2th street: lovinz iiirfe of William J.cnifo and ihe late Mrs. John Mann. Remains at funeral home, 2307 S. 52d avenue. Cicero 200.

riods of outstanding serenity and sat-1 Waukesha. May 8. 1 Special. inaction in the -Harold Orvis, former clerk of the i i. Municipal court, hied a petition in Kohicr Proves oie Getter.

County court, today asking that the Even when defeated for governor riectinn of Munirinal David vary cemetery. Mr. Dolan, vice president of the Lelong Importing company, was returning home after a business trip to Europe, having booked passage on the Hindenburg to mi yea iv, of 914 Mai'i street. Evanston. win: of J.

William, daushter of Miv. T. Mc-Xally. or Kathcrii-, William Andrew MeXallv and lrs. Cecelia Moore.

Services at chauel. 3 460 Sherman avenue, Evanston. Interment Memorial Park. tnt last time, lie was a premier vot surprise his family by an early ar HAGGARD Helen E. May 8, ot rival.

He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Mildred Dolan, and four young children. Will of Richard Stearns 6313 S. Campbell avenue: loud nioinrr ol Maryucritn Oschmann, tlear sister of Elmo W. Bardwell.

Funeral services at lute residence Tuesday, May 11, 1937. at 2 p. m. Interment Mount Hone cemetery. 1TAJDICH Julia Baidich.

nee Klecka; May 8, late of 4705 Wavetand avetiue. beloved wire of the late Paul Haidich, dear mother or Xicholas, Anna Scherer, May Prti Paul Anton, Emit, Mildred, Joseph, Gcorsre, and Francis. Funeral Tuesday. May 11. at 9:30 a.

from funeral home. 3946-4X Milwaukee avenue, to St. Bartholomew church, liitermenl St. Joseph Leaves $600,000 to Widow M. Evans be investigated for alleged violations of the corrupt practices act Orvis charges seven violations.

County Judge David VV. Agnew recognized the petition and appointed Edward J. Gehl, Hartford attorney, a special investigator. A hearing will be held in Circuit court this week. Orvis was not reappoinleri when the judge was elected.

Evans appointed a former deputy, George L. Peck to the clerkship. Evans declined to make a statement. He said earlier this week that at the time of the change, Orvis had threatened to get his job. getter and while a superficial estimate assumes that organized labor would turn thumbs down on him, Kohlcr's own employes aiway have been his most loyal supporters.

Talk of coalition among Republic-tins and Democrats to oppose the radical coalition in the Farmer-Labor Progressive federation still simmers without promise of action. Edward J. Samp, the Republican state chairman, and James W. Corcoran, the Democratic chairman, each feels too confident of the strength of his own party following to make the concession that would permit a real The will of Richard I. Stearns, AO sti'ect.

where ser ices will be. held Mnuuay, May 10, at 3 p. m. Interment Forest Honp. ZACH Alice Zaeb.

nee Kwc, beloved wife of August Zaeh. sister of Mrs. Lida Bishop, Mrs. Mary McCarthy, and Louts A. Kofi.

Funeral Monday. 9:30 a. from 38 li Polk street to Presentation church. Interment All Saints'. years old, 213 Lake Shore drive, be queathing his estate of R600.000 to his widow, Mrs.

Susanne E. Stearns, was filed yesterday in the Probate court. Mr. Stearns, the former owner of the Stearns Stone and Lime com pany, died last Monday. PAUSTIA Fred Paustian.

May 7: beloved husband of Mariana, nee Koehler; fond father of Anna Xeetzke, Clara Zobe), and Arthur Koehler. Funeral Monday, May 10, at 2 p. from chapel, 2S3S Lincoln avenue, to St. Lucas cemetery. FA VESR Salvatore Pavese, suddenly.

May 7: beloved husband ot the late Lottie, nee Lauria, and of Lucille, nee AllcsreUi. fond iailtcr of Salvatore Jr. and Robert, beloved son of Anna, dear brother of Mrs. Angela Abhate, Mrs. Josephine Fascia, Dominick, George, and Mrs.

Mildred Guzzaldo. Funeral from residence, 3435 W. Harrison slreet, Tuesday. May 11. at 9:30 a.

to Our Lady of Sorrows church. Interment Mount carmel cemetery. riASECKI Joseph Piasecki. beloved husband cemetery. Phone Kildare 4000.

HAMILL Hush Hamill. beloved husband ot the late Lucy Inee Campbell I. fond father of John, Mrs. Airnes Condon, Mrs. Marsraret O'Neill, Huctt, Mrs.

Katherine MeKtliop. Samuel, and Mrs. ElizabcTb Feely. Funeral Tuesday. May 11, at a.

from chapel, 1716 W. (i.Jd-st.. to St. Rita church. Burial Holy Sepulchre.

Prospect 8889. Please omit flowers. HILDEBRAXDT Elmer Hildchrandr. May beloved husband of Elsie, fond father of Elmer dear brother of Sarah and Dorothy Closs. Funeral Tuesday.

May 11, at 1:30 p. from late residence. 2906 X. Menard avenue, to Christ Lutheran church, corner of Barry and Parkside avenues. Interment Memorial Park cemetery.

HOMAX Nellie L. Honian. May 7, wife of August, mother of Limner. Mrs. Harry K.

Axon and Clyde Homan. In state at chauel, boulevard at 77ih street until noon Monday. Services 2 p. at Bryn Mawr Community church. 7000 Jei- GOLDMAN The family of Ethel Goldman express their thanks to relatives and friends tor kindnesses and beautiful 11or.il offering1; received at the loss of their wif and mother.

April 27. 3 937. THE GOLDMAN FAMILY. HENKE The family of William Henke exten.1 their deep gratitude to relatives and friend, also to G. E.

X-Ray corporation, for kindest messages of sympathy and beautiful floral offerings received at the loss of their beloved lather and brother March 26. 3 937. JOAN AND WILLIAM HENKE. MRS. HELEN EVANS AXD GASPER FAMILY.

WF.XIG The family of the late Samuel Wentg take 1his means of thanking their many friends and relatives for the kindness and sympathy shown them during their recent bereavement. MISS. SUE WENIG AND DAUGHTERS. E. H.

Lapham, 81, Evanston Resident Since 1882, Dies Edward H. Lapham, 81 years old, a resident of Evanston since 1882, died yesterday at St. Luke's hospital. Funeral services will be held at 4 p. m.

tomorrow at St. Luke's church, Evanston. Burial will be at Rose-hill cemetery. Mr. Lapham had been connected with the A.

C. McClurg Publishing company for 40 years when he retired about 15 years ago. He was a charter member of St. Luke's church. Surviving him are a daughter, Mrs.

George Casgrain, I Men li 1 I YALE STUDENTS PROTEST FIRING OF INSTRUCTOR New Haven, May 8. (IP) For the second time in less than three months Yale divinity students and representatives from New England colleges picketed today a meeting ot the Yale corporation in protest against flu enporation's failure to renew the to, 'tract of Prof. Jerome Davis. Of tha estimated eighty-five students 'i forty large signs in a demon. at Woodbridge Jj all, fifty-nf were from the divinity school, when- Davis is a faculty member, the remaining par-Lcipantr Dartmouth, of Olga.

nee Lempe; fond father of I ior-ence, Koman. and Robert; son of Helen Piasecki. broiher of Tom. Vincent. Edward, and Lottie Galecki: father-in-law of Joseph Harraburda.

grandfather of Donald and Shirley Ann. Funeral Monday. May 10. at 9:30 a. from late residence, 29NT Lyman street, to Immaculate Conception cimrch.

Interment Resurrection. PITKIN Mary E. Pitkin, nee James, beloved wife of Dwisjht sister of Charles W. and Theodore H. At funeral home.

1732 Wilson-av. Services Monday. 2:30 p. in. Interment Rosehill.

POEHLER A 1 vina Poehler. nee Breitenreiler; beloved wife of Edward F. L. Poehler, iranKemtess UJ with whom he lived at 1308 Maple avenue, Evanston, and two sons, E. Burnham, and Robert P.

Lapham. -i M'WmWM fery boulevard. Interment Mount Hope. HRCBY Frank J. Hruby of 2020 X.

Clark street. May 8, 1937, beloved brother of Mary Pokorny. Services at chapel, 1158 AY. Grand avenue. Tuesday, May 11, at 10 a.

Interment St. John cemetery, Cary, III. JASPEROX Berniee Jasperson. beloved wife of Hat-old. Funeral services Monday.

May 10, at 2:30 p. at chapel, 10232 S. Michigan avenue. Interment Oak Hill. JOHNSON Peter A.

Johnson, beloved husband of the late Hilda. Member of Boulevard lods-e. No. SS2, A. F.

A. Losran I'haper, 196, R. A. and Linne lodse, 5S4, I. O.

O. and division 241, Surface Lines union. Services 1:30 p. Monday, Is a Msease! This FREE Booklet Explains Facts That Evert) Per son Should Know Children's May Festival State college. Smitn, Held at Chicago Commons Vassar, xale college, and Connocficut- fond mother of Edward M- Essert, Waller, and Mrs.

V. Hill, and ihe late Arthur. At rest in the funeral home, 3834-36 Irving Park boulevard, where services will be held Monday at 2 Interment Rosehill cemetery. 01 "ENTIN Henry Ouentin. beloved husband of Louise, father of Georse.

Frank, Mayme Rodocker, and the late Ida XT. Hog-aii, brother of Mary Seip, grandfather of grandchildren. Services Monday, 1 p. at funeral home, 1732 Wilson avenue, under Wesleyan. ERE is a treatise written on the IT disease of inebriety and its cure, written especially for the lveeley Institute.

It is based on 57 years' experi ADELMAN A monument, will be dedicated to the memory of Sophie Adelman Sunniv, May 9, at 2:30 p. at Rosehill cemetery. KOHEN A monument will be dedicated io Ihe memory of Mrs. Celia Kohea, late of 3 503 S. Homan avenue, Sunday.

May 9, at, 2 p. at Kovner cemetery, Waldheim. KUBLIX A monument 1o the memory of Mary Kublin will be detlicated at, Judea. Waldheim, Sunday, at 2 p. m.

Relatives and friends please attend. MANPEL A monument will be dedicated to the, memory of Bessie Maudel at- the Rose-mont Park cemeterv Sunday. May 9. at 3 p. m.

MRS. P. FAJNE and DR. HARRY" MAXDEL. MILNER A monument will be dedicated to the memory of Louis Milner, by his wife, Mrs.

Rose Milner. and children. Mrs. Shulman. Daniel, and Joel Mtlner, Sunday, May 9, at 2 Lyder Pinsker, Jewish Waldheim, Rabbi Louis J.

Lchr-field officiating. ROSE Dedication of monument to Molli Rose todav, at 2:30. Star of th West cemetery. AARON KOSE AND FAMILY. SARANOW A monument to the memory of Esther Saranow, nee I.edec.

wife of Harry Raranow. mother of Dorothy Rubenstem. William and David T-, will be dedicated on Sunday, May 9, 2 p. at Sons and Daughters of Jacob cemetery, Waldheim. ence, embracing the treatment of more Children of Chicago Commons, 955 Grand avenue, followed their annual spring custom yesterday of dancing and singing around the Maypole.

This year's May festival was devoted to folk songs, singing games and old English dances, in both an afternoon and evening performance. In conjunction with the festival, there was a handiwork show and an exhibit of the girls' and boys' treasures. than 400,000 patients, includina: men J- I and women from all walks of life. if 4 It tells yon "why" the medical profession recognizes drunkenness and "how" drtuikenness ran be cured. The booklet is free, and mailed in a plain envelope.

Write the auspices of Eavenswood lodge. No. 777. A. K.

A. member of Fort Dearborn lodge. No. 214, I. 0.

O. Carpenters' union. No. 416. Interment Acacia Park.

RAWSON Adriel Amenden Rawson, May 7, 1937, at the home of his daughter, Ma-belle Rawson Bowden of 925 S. St. Johns avenue. Highland Tart, grandfather of Marjorie Bowden Gaylard and the late Rawson Earla Korthway Bowden. Funeral services 1 p.

ni. Monday. May 10, at chapel, 27 X. Sheridan road, Highland Park. Interment Graceland.

RTCHTER Bertha, Riehter. nee Portmann. Lady Shaughnessy, Widow of Railway Magnate, Dies MONTREAL, Quebec, May 8. (P) Dowager Lady Shaughnessy, widow of Lord Thomas George Shaughnessy, one of the founders of Canadian Pacific Railway company, died today after a brief illness. She was in her 85th year.

Lady Shaughnessy was Hiss Elizabeth Bridget Nagle of Milwaukee, Wis. Lord Shaughnessy, who c'ied in 1923, also was born in Milwaukee. She is survived by her eldest ton, the present Lord Shaughnessy, f.nct several grandchildren. Two of at chapel, 1 648 W. 63d.

Interment Elmwood. KEARNEY Elizabeth M. Kearney, fond sister of Dennis J. Kearney. Funeral Monday, May 10, 9:30 a.

from residence. 4846 Evans avenue, to St. Thomas the Apostle church. 56th and Ktmbark avenue. Interment All Saints'.

Please omit flowers. KINX Isabelle Kinn, wife of George mother of Mrs. Bernice Waschbusch, sister of Mrs. Agnes Johansen. Remains at funeral home, 3918 Irving Park boulevard, until noon Monday.

Service 2 p. Monday, May 10. at chapel, Montrose cemetery. KODL Joseph Kodl of Wauconda, 111., beloved husband of Marie Mrachek Kodl, father of Mrs. Bessie Kraus, Mrs.

Elsie Zinn, Joseph. Albert, Georse, Irving' and the late Frank, Edward, Mildred and Mrs. Helen Hebner. Funeral Monday. May 10, 2 r.

at Thoburn M. E. church. 64th nd Paulina, street. Interment Bohemian National cemetery.

At rest at chapel, 63d and Troy. at once lor your copy. iNOW! Chicago Offices: Capitol State and 4 i Randolph. Phone: Central SS31. John H.

Harsch, Peoria of Pneumonia Peoria, 111., May 8. Special. Vi Address D. Z. Nelson, Secretary beloved wife of Joseph Kichier.

mother of fr.n", Aire "PI i v.i I Vi pf rt 'Vimasaftv tugs i Mrs. Winnie Ca' Iters la. Louise, and Susan! iSCHEXKER A monument will hi dedicate John H. Harsch, lifelong Peoria druggist, died at his home today of pneu- of Crlte Aeiler at iday. May 9.

at Funeral from chapel. 290:1 N. Clark slreet. to the Tuesday. May 11.

at 9 a. to Holy 1 2:30 m. Name cathedral, thence to St. Joseph. ccmeitiy.

1 her sons were killed in the world war. monia after a short illness. 4.