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CHICAGO SUNDAY TRIBUNE: FEBRUARY 27. 1938. PART 1 PAGE 18. A 8 COUSINS SPLIT DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES BURIAL SERVICES OBITUARIES PROPOSES OUTDOOR HALL OF FAME FOR Prof. Elmer W.

Cavins. Bloomington, 111., Feb. 26. Spe- cial. Prof.

Elmer Warren Cavins, 73 yesrs old, connected with the Illinois Slate Normal university for more than forty years, died last night of heart disease. He was graduated from the university in 1895, becoming at cnce a regular member of the faculty, serving continuously until his death, lie had been professor emeritus since 1935. Early in his career as teacher he wrote a textbook on orthography which has been adopted in schools throughout Illinois and many other states. He was widely known as a conductor of spelling and dictionary contests. Maj.

Gen. Fred T. Austin. Washington, D. Feb.

26. Spe cial. Maj. Gen. Fred T- Austin, U.

S. retired, former chief of field artillery, died in Walter Reed hospital today at the age of 71. He was born in Hancock, on Dec. 28, 1866, and was graduated from Norwich university, Vermont, in 1888. During the Spanish-American war he served as a first lieutenant in the 1st Massachusetts infantry, then was appointed a first lieutenant in the 46th United States volunteer infantry, with which he saw service for two years in the Philippines.

He was commissioned in the regular army as a first lieutenant in 1902. Frederick J. Rieck. Frederick J. Rieck, for 52 years a teacher in the St.

James Lutheran school at Fremont street and Dickens avenue, died Friday night in Tucson, where he had gone a week previously for his health, his son, John Rieck, was informed yesterday, Mr. Rieck had lived in Chicago cince 1883, having come here from his birthplace in Germany at the age of 9. He was placed on a pension by the Lutheran Missouri synod in 1935. His home was at 2445 Burling street. Nora Edmonds.

Funeral services for Miss Nora Edmonds, superintendent of the Sarah Hackett Stevenson memorial home at 2412 Prairie avenue since 1915, will be held at 3 p. m. today in the Second Presbyterian church, 20th street and Michigan avenue. Miss Ed monds, known in the city as a vet eran social worker, died Friday at the age of 61. She is survived by a sister, Ora, and a brother, James, of Kansas City, Mo.

Wilford Bacon Hoggatt. New York, Feb. 26. Special. Wilford Bacon Hoggatt, governor of Alaska from 1906 to 1909, died today in the United States Veterans' hospital in the Bronx.

He was 72 years old and had been in poor health for two years. He was born in Paoli, and was appointed to the United States Naval academy at Annapolis, graduating in 1884. Miss Ida Clarke. New York, Feb. 26.

(JF) Miss Ida Clarke, 62 years old, widely known advertising woman, died at her home today after a short illness. Among surviving relatives are Walter Clarke of Chicago and Harry F. Clarke of Indianapolis, brothers. Rockwood Hosmer. Rockwood Hosmer of 559 Provident avenue, Winnetka, vice president of R.

W. Hosmer general insup anc- agents, died yesterday in St. Francis hospital, Evanston, after a short illness. Mr. Hosmer was born in Chicago; he was a past president of the Illinois Association of Insur ance Agents, and chairman of its legislative committee at the time of his death.

He took a prominent part in the passage of the Illinois insur ance code at the last session of the legislature. Surviving are his widow, Mildred; a daughter, Mrs. Margaret Campbell, and two brothers, Philip a. Hosmer, president of the Hosmer firm, and Robert C. Hosmsr, president of the Excelsior Fire Insurance company of Syracuse, N.

Y. Funeral services will be held at 2 p. Tuesday, in the Graceland cemetery chapel. John F. Haines.

Noblesville, Feb. 26. Special. John F. Haines, 81 years old, widely known educator, died today.

He was a teacher for sixty years and was the first instructor to introduce manual training and domestic science in the schools of Indiana. After graduating from Indiana university he studied in Europe and then became superintendent of the Sheridan and Noblesville schools. He was superintendent of Hamilton county schools for fourteen years. The widow and two children, John E. Haines and Mrs.

H. C. Richardson, both of Chicago, survive. Edward F. George.

Edward F. George, 63 years old, assistant manager and buyer of the jewelry department of Marshall Field died suddenly of a heart attack in his home at 1308 Elmdale avenue early today. He had returned home only last week from a long siege of illness in St. Luke's hospital. Mr.

George, who was born in Chicago, would have celebrated fifty years on State street in another year. He had been with Fields for thirty-seven years. Me was a Mason, a anriner, and a Knight Templar. His widow, Anna, survives. Albert E.

Butters. Ottawa, 111., Feb. 26. Special. Albert E.

Butters, 72 years old, an attorney, is dead following a long ill ness. He was admitted to practice law in January, 1889, and had main tained a law office here ever since. He was born on a farm north of Ot tawa, spending his entire life in this community. He is survived by his widow and one son, Harold, who was his law partner. Owen McKivett.

Racine, Feb. 26. Special. Owen McKivett, 51 years old, city manager of Warner Brothers thea ters and a showman for 25 years. died today in a hospital after a stroke last night while he was dining.

He was president of the Bald Headed Men's club of the World, Inc. He is survived by the widow and one son, who live in Madison, Wis. Minerva E. Ellicott. Mrs.

Minerva E. Ellicott, widow of Col. Edward B- Ellicott, president of the school board until his death in 1926, died yesterday in her home at 5555 Sheridan road. Surviving are two sons, Chester C. and Ernest Ellicott.

Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow at 200 East Erie street. F. V.

Sprague. Iowa City, Feb. 26. Special. F.

W. Sprague, 76 years old, of Des Moines, founder and president of the Old Standard Life Insurance company, died yesterday of pneumonia at the University of Iowa hospital. His widow, one son, and three daughters survive. Hiromichi Kosaki. TOKIO, Feb.

26. (Hiromichi Kosaki, noted Japanese Christian, died today. He was 82 years old. A former president of the Japan Federation ot Christian Churches, he established many churches throughout the empire. Sere's HERMIT MISER'S 500,000 HOARD Source of Welge Wealth Remains Mystery.

Distribution of nearly 5500,000 to eight cousins of Albert Welge, eccentric and mysterious miser who died June 16, 1936, was begun yesterday after Judge John F. O'Connell of the Probate court approved a final ac counting of the estate. The account, presented by Eckert Peterson, lawyers for the Harris Trust and Savings bank, as executor, showed an estate of $685,802. This was subject to administration expenses and such taxes as $85,311 for a federal inheritance excise, $37,500 for the state, and $45,541 for personal property, real estate, and unpaid in come taxes. This left a net estate ot $466,864, including $232,372 in cash, which was divided evenly among the cousins.

Alone 4 Story Building. Welge was a hermit. He lived alone two rooms of a four story building he owned at 1501 North Clark street, it was not until his will was filed twc months after his death that rela tives and friends realized he was wealthy. Then they learned why he kept his building untenanted. Stuffed into neat stacks of newspapers which filled the apartment were bundles of currency, amounting to $67,255.

The rest of his fortune was found in safety deposit boxes and bank ac counts. The source of his money is not definitly known. Some friends and relatives believe it came from prudent investment of profits he made in milk delivery and insurance businesses. Welge's estranged wife, the former Elizabeth Britten, committed suicide in 1930. She was a daughter ol the late Peter Britten, wealthy commission merchant, and a cousin of former Congressman Fred A.

Britten. The cousins who will share Welge's estate are George Heinze, Louis Nolt-ing of 801 North Marion street, Oak Park; Louise Heinze Matthews of Ravenna, Elizabeth Welge, Dora Peterson, Fred Welge, Elizabeth Heide Press of 6346 Glenwood avenue, and Herman Heide of 4031 North Paulina street. Mrs. Holt Leaves $470,350. An inheritance tax return, filed in the Lake county court, disclosed that Mrs.

Camilla McPherson Holt, widow cf Attorney Charles S. Holt, church left a $470,350 estate. Federal and state taxes amount to $71,968. Mrs. Holt, who died April 26 in her home at 1296 North Green Bay road, Lake Forest, willed her estate to relatives.

Reliei wmmm ss if doctors have used take it as pre- 4Pk FOR NOBLE JUD Ail TO BE TOMORROW Long Illness Is Fatal to Former Envoy to Cuba. Funeral services for Col. Noble Brandon Judah, former ambassador to Cuba, war hero and lawyer, who died, yesterday, will be held in his home at 232 East Walton street, at 2 p. m. torn or w.

The services will be private in accordance with his wishes. Burial will be in Oak Woods cemetery. Col. Judah, who was 53 years old, had long been ill from a malignant head tumor. His ngni ye was removed In the Noble B.

Jutluh. Johns Hopkins hospital, Baltimore, on Jan. 6 in an effort to alleviate this condition. Doctors Indicated his illness may have developed from shrapnel wounds in the head inflicted at the front during the world war. Born in one of the brownstone houses of the then fashionable Prairie avenue district April 23, 1884, he attended the Chicago Manual Training school.

He was graduated from Brown university in 1904 and studied law at Northwestern university. Joins Father's Firm. In 1907 he entered his father's law firm, Judah, Willard, Wolf Reich-mann, said to be the oldest in the city. The firm is now known as Judah, Reichmann, Trumbull, Cox Stern. Experience in politics followed.

He was elected from the 1st district as a state representative and served in 1911 and 1912. After three years' training in the Illinois National Guard he commanded Battery of the field artillery when it was mobilized on the Mexican border in June, 1916. The battery was again mobilized a year later, becoming part of the 149th field artillery. Wins Promotions In France. As a captain, he sailed with the unit to France.

It was then part of the Rainbow division, the 42d. He was promoted to the rank of major and to lieutenant colonel after the fighting north of Chateau-Thierry in August, 1918. The division had the distinction of being more days in bat tie than any other of the American forces. His outfit marched into Germany after the Armistice and became part of the Army of Occupation. On Nov.

18, 1918, he was promoted to be assistant chief of staf of the First Army corps, serving until his honor able discharge in February, 1919. Col Judah received three decorations, the American Distinguished Service Medal, the French Legion of Honor, and the Croix de Guerre with Palm. Returns to Law. In civilian clothes once more, Col. Judah returned to his law business.

In 1927 he was appointed ambassador to Cuba, and during the next two years won credit for improving Cuban-American relations. As ambassador to Cuba, Col. Judah surprised many islanders by his fluency with the Spanish language S. B. Komaito, Chicago insurance man, recalled last night a speech that Col.

Judah made in Havana in 1928 commemorating the sinking of the Maine. Gerardo Machado, then Cuban president, also spoke. "Everybody agreed," said Mr. Komaito, that Col. Judah spoke Spanish 1,000 times better than Machado." Member of Many Clubs.

He was a past president of the Reserve Officers association of Chicago, past vice president of the Reserve Officers association of the United States, and civilian aid to the secretary of war in connection with the vork of the Citizens Military Training corps. He was a director of the Chicago Title and Trust company, a trustee of Brown university, a trustee of the United Charities of Chicago, and was on the boards of other charitable organizations. He was a member of the Chicago, University, Racquet, Casino, Attic, and Mid-Day clubs. Surviving Col. Judah are two daughters, Ann and Katharine Judah.

PAINTER IHES ON VISIT. James Slrianni, 38 yearn old, 7722 Maryland avenue, a painter, died of a heart attack yesterday while visiting Angelo Cavello, Madison Ptreet. Drunkenness Is a Bisease! This FREE Booklet Explains Facts That Every Per-son Should Know HERE is a treatise written on the disease of inebriety and its cure, written especially for the Keeley Institute. It is based on 57 years' experience, embracing the treatment of more than 400,000 patients, including men and women from all tyalks of life-It tells you "why" the medical profession recognizes drunkenness as a disease; what famous medical authorities say about the disease of drunkenness and "how" drunkenness can be cured. The booklet is (free, and mailed in a plain envelope.

Write once for your copy. NOW! Ciieazo Office: Capitol BW- Slate and Randolph Phone: Central SS31 Address D. Z. Nelson, Secretary WmmmmmmM i l- 1 1 JUDAH Noble Brandon Judah, Feb. 26.

1938, at his residence, 232 E. Walton place, fond father of Ann and Katharine. Funeral services Monday, private. Pleaae omit flowers. KAD1SON Libbie Kadison, beloved wife of the late Ruben, fund mother of Mrs.

Jennie Hesser, Mrs. Irene fiirsch, Henry Sam and Hymen C. Funeral Monday at p. at late residence, 4900 N. Harding-ay KENNEDY Harry Kennedy, Feb.

25, hus band of Anna, fond father ol Chauncey, Edward, William, Mrs. Mary Thompson. Mrs. Florence McDermott, and Mrs. Helen Lynn, fond brother of Catherine Coughlin, Funeral Tuesday from funeral home, 2917 S.

Michigan avenue, to St. James church, 10 a. m. interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery. KIVILIN Margaret Kivllin.

widow of the late Dominick Kivilin, at home, 2011 Grand avenue. Funeral Monday, Feb. 28. at 9 a. from chapel, 1618 Grand avenue, to St.

Co- lumbkille church. Interment Mount Carmel, KOLINSKI John Kolinski Feb. 25. 1938, beloved husband of Stella, fond father of Frank and John. Funeral 10:30 a.

m. Tuesday to St. Adalbert church. Interment St. Adalbert cemetery.

KOVAR1K Otto Kovarik, beloved husband oi dear lather of Anton Kovarik, Mrs. E. H. Planert, Mrs. Albert Steimel, Mrs.

Albert Jones, and Mrs. John Hauser grandfather of Helen and Edward Planert RoWrt, Bonnie Lou and Louis Steimel, ana tne late La Verne Kovarik. Service at his home. 29 N. Mayfield-av- Monday, Feb.

28, at 2:30 p. m. Interment Bo hemian National cemetery. KRSKA Frank Krska, beloved husband of the late Anna, loving father of Antonie Krska, Joseph Krska, Ann Barrett, and the late Albie Woodrich, father-in-law of Albert Woodrich, Camile Krska, and Arthur Bar rett, grandfather of Pearl, Violet, Ray mond, reggy, William. Richard, and Ron aid Woodrich.

Funeral Monday, Feb. 28, at 2 p. m. at chapel, 2544 S. Crawford avenue.

Interment Bohemian National cemetery. Call Lawndale 3972. LASHUA William D. Lashua. 10726 Church street, Feb.

25, 1938; beloved husband of natlie M. Lashua. Services at chapel, 63d and Harvard, Sunday, Feb. 27, at 1 p. m.

xuiermeni waKeneid, Mass. LAVA-Rose Lava, of 848 Leland avenue. beloved wife of Abraham, dear mother of William B. and Henry, fond sister of Mor ris t.herney. Funeral services Monday, p.

at memorial chapel, 5206 Broadway. Interment Mount Israel. LESTINA Theresa Houlik Lestina nee KotrousJ. beloved mother of Carter H. and Bessie Dyer.

Funeral services Monday, Feb. 28, 1938, at 1:30 p. at chapel 6716 W. 10th street, Berwyn, 111. Interment Bohemian National cemetery.

Ber wyn 144. LITTLE John Lee Little Jr. of Evanston Feb. 25. 1938, husband of Pauline Graff Little, son of Irene L.

Little, brother of Anna Mary Evans. Funeral 11 a. m. Mon day at Graceland chapel. LUPTON Jane Lupton, nee Duffy, wife of the late John R.

and mother of Thomas Harold, sister of Miss Emily Duffy and the late Mrs. Mary Demarais. Funeral Tuesday, at 9 a. from late residence, 53 E. 72d street, to St.

Columbanus church. Inter ment Calvary. Please omit flowers. LUXEN Catherine Scheubert Hagemann Luxen, beloved wife of Nicholas Luxen dear sister of Sister M. Corona, O.

S. F. Brother Albert. S. Mrs.

Mary Stein-bach, Mrs. Cecelia Quill, and the late Anthony and Joseph Hagemann. Funeral Tuesday, March 1, from chapel, 1729 S. Halsted street, corner 17th place, to St. of Assist church.

Mass at 9 a. sharp. Interment St. Boniface. Canal 1344 LYON Fannie Lyon, nee Patlen, beloved mother of Sarah L.

Kerns of Milwaukee, Leah, and Rose Lyon Da Moulin, and the late Bamett of San Francisco. Funeral services Monday, 3 p. at memorial chapel, 5206 Broadway. Interment Rosehiil, McGARRY John J. McGarry of 1254 51st street, beloved husband of the late Frances, fond father of Joseph McGarry and Marie Sandberg.

Funeral Wednesday, March 2. 1938. at 9:30 a. from chapel, 1250-58 W. 51st street, to St.

Rose of Lima church. Interment Mount Olivet. For in formation call Yards 7472. MILLER Grace McKillip Miller. Feb.

23, aas. oi 2438 Ridgelee road. Highland Park. 111., wife of Frank A. Miller, mother of Stuart Frank A.

and Grace Ellen. Funeral notice later. MITCHELL Sidney Mitchell, on Feb. 26, at Flower hospital, York City, late of weehauken. i.

brother of Helen Mitchell Todd and Leeds Mitchell of Chicago. Services at Universal funeral chanel. 61st street and Lexington avenue. New York City, Sunday, at 3 p. m.

Burial from Unitarian church, Nantucket, Tues day at 2 p. m. NAHL Alois A. Nahl, Feb. 24; brother of the late Otto and Anna Nahl and Mrs.

Mathilda Scott and uncle of Gladys Scott Bussone. Funeral Monday morning, at 9 :30, from mortuary. 1356 to St. Alphonsus church and St. Boniface s.

NAWROT-LISS Katherine Liss-Nawrot fnee bulawaj. Feb. 2o, 1938, dear wife of Paul, fond mother of Clara. Marie, Catherine. and John.

Funeral Tuesday, March 1. at 9:30 a. from chapel. 1237 N. Ashland avenue, to Holy Trinity church.

Inter ment St. Adalbert's. NEFF Willard Neff of 2126 K. Avers ave nue, dearly beloved son of Harold and Helen, nee Meier: loving grandson of ward and Eva Neff. Funeral Monday at 2 p.

at funeral home, 1023 N. Cali fornia avenue. Interment Elmwood. NELSON -Nels Nelson. Feb.

25. late of 2629 N. Parkside avenue, beloved father of Mrs. Martha Hickman. Funeral services Mon day.

10:30 a at funeral home. 2410 W. North avenue. Interment Mount Olive. O'BRIEN Winmf red C.

O'Brien, Feb. 25 ly.iS; beloved wife of John J. linen: fond mother of Mrs. Kathryn Colby. John Winnifred.

Annamay, Mary Jeanne, and the late Margaret O'Brien; daughter of John L. Burns. Funeral Monday. 9:30 a. from the home.

744 S. Taylor avenue. Oak Park, to Ascicnsioii church. Van Buren street and East avenue. Interment All Saints'.

O'CONNELL Mary E. O'Connell. nee Moran. beloved wife of the late Patrick, fond mother of Joseph, Walter. William.

George, Mrs. William Short, and Mrs. Thomas Doh-ney. fond sister of Mrs. J.

Brady and William Morau. grandmother of Marion. Era-melt, and Jack O'Connell. Funeral Tuesday. 9:30 a.

from residence. 8105 Sangamon street, to St. Leo church. Interment Mount Olivet. Yards 0062.

O'NEIL Susan A. O'Neil nee Keefe, be loved wife of John fond mother of Mrs. Jane Simmons and Mrs. Catherine Boone, sister of Mrs. Nora Young and Mrs.

Anna Hatch. Funeral Monday. Feb. 28. 9 a.

from late residence, 1750 N. Lockwood avenue, to St. Peter Canisius church. Burial All-Saints'. Mer.

9890. O'ROURKE Clara O'Rourke, late residence. 3248 Franklin boulevard, beloved wife ol the late Andrew, mother of Rose Neary. Funeral Monday, at 10 a. at chapel.

2346 VV. Madison street. Interment Rose-hill mausoleum ORR Mrs. Eleanor Noyes Orr. wife of the late Arthur Orr.

at Palm Beach. Feb. 24. in her 79th year. She is survived by Mrs.

C. H. Collins. Colorado Springs. George N.

Orr, Nakonii, Robert C. Orr. Chicago: Mrs. M. S.

Wyeth. Palm Beach, and Mrs. H. O. Perkins.

Chicago. Services Rosehiil chapel, Monday, Feb. 28, 2:30 p. m. PERKINS Clara B.

Perkins, wife of John mother of Jack, sister of Mrs. T. W. Bell. Funeral Monday, 2 p.

at Calvary Methodist Episcopal church, 78th and Morgan streets. Remains at the cathedral chapel. 79th and Emerald, until Monday noon. Interment Mount Hope. PETERMICHEL Frank J.

Petermichel. late of 3837 Montrose avenue, beloved husband of Philomena, fond father of Myrtle. Arthur, and the late Edna, brother of Joseph. Julius, Mary Penner. Anna Clark.

Amelia Donnellan, and Max. Service at funeral home. 4332 Elston avenue. Monday, Feb. 28, at 3 p.

under auspices of Myrtle lodge. No. 795. A. F.

A. M. Interment Bohemian National cemetery. PETERSON Anna Moody Peterson nee Ol son, beloved wife of the late Peter Peterson, mother of Harry J. Moody and the late Alexander J.

Moody and Mrs. Florence De Vellier, grandmother of Alexander J.r Carol, and Harriet Moody. Remains at home, 625 N. Lorel avenue. Services Monday, Feb.

28. at 2 p. m. Interment Rosehiil. PROTTER Ruse Protter, beloved wife of the late Jacob Protter; fond mother of Leonore and Jean; sister of Arthur L.

Weinschenk and Grace Weinschenk. Funeral at Rosehiil cemetery chapel at 10 a. m. Monday, Feb. 28.

Remains at chapel, 936 E. 47th street, until Monday morning. PURCELL James Pun-ell, beloved husband of Josephine Inee Wolfl, fond brother of Paul and Edward. Funeral Monday at 9 a. ra.

from chapel. 1138 W. 79th street, to St. Sabina church. Burial St.

Mary's. QUINN James Quinn of 7958 S. Paulina street, beloved husband of Florence, nep Connor: father of James and Gerald, broth er of Edward. Hugh, and Alice. Funeral Tuesday, at 8:3) a.

from funeral home, 5438 S. Halsted street, to Little Flower church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. RADAKOV1T2. Anna Kadakovitz.

nee Heisen. late of 824 N. Ridgeway avenue, beloved wife of Steve, fond sister of Paul Heisen. Funeral Monday, at 9:30 a. from funeral home.

856 N. Avers avenue, to Our Lady of the Angels church. Interment St. Joseph's. RAFTER John Rafter, dearly beloved hus band of Margaret fnee Kelly, loving brother of Thomas.

James. Mrs. John F. Finnerty, Patrick, Michael, and Mrs. J.

Smyth. Native of Bofield Ballina. County Mayo, Ireland. Funeral Tuesday, March 1, at 9:30 a. from late residence.

153 N. Leclaire avenue, to St. Thomas Aquinas church, interment Mount Carmel. RAYMOND Jessie Bliss Raymond, Feb. 26.

1938, beloved wife ot William H. Raymond, mother of Hal Raymond, Mrs. Gladys Howell, and Mrs. Kathryn Swan-strom, sister of Mrs. Cora Knight of Racine, and George S.

Bliss of Los Angeles, Cal. At residence, 9027 S. Damea avenue. Services at the convenience of the family. Interment Racine, Wis.

RICHARD Edward C. Richard of 135S Thorndale avenue. Feb. 24. 1938, dearly beloved husband of Anna Richard, son of the late Gustaf and Carrie Richard, brother of the late Lillian.

Resting at chapel, 6501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Monday, Feb. 28, at 2 p. under auspices of Paul Revere lodge. No.

998, A. F. A. M. Interment Oak Woods.

Also member of Royal chapter, Jfo. 223, R. A. and Tyrian council, 78, R. S.

M. RIECK Charles Rieck. Feb. 24, 1938. beloved husband of Minnie nee Pfel, dear father of Charles 1.

and Myrtle, brother of Paul. George. Mrs. Neal T. Kelley and Laura Henkle, father-in-law of June Rieck, nephew of Lang.

Member of Comfort lodge. No. 1103. A. F.

A. M. and Chicago Lithographers' union. No. 4.

Services Mon-j day, 2 p. at funeral chapel. 4338-40) Fullerton avenue. Interment Acacia Park. RIECK Frederick J.

Rieck of 2445 N. Burling street, at Tuscon, Feb. 25, 1938, beloved husband of Margaret, nee Burk-hardt, dear father of Alvin Laura Bo-seck, Fred and John G. Funeral notice later. ROBILOTTA Joseph Eobilotta.

late of 2318 W. 113th place, beloved husband of Velva, nee Stuart: fond father of Charles. Fun neral Monday, at 9 a. from chapel. 2600 Wentworth-av to St- James church.

Interment St. Mary's. Victory 1861. SCHELLENBERGER Mrs. J.

A. Schenen-berger, loving mother of James and Ralph. ScheUenberger. Funeral Monday, Feb. 28, at 2 p.

m. at funeral home, 7237 W. Grand-av. Burial Mount Olive cemetery. SCHLAPIK Hyman Schlapik.

of 7720 N. Ashland avenue, beloved husband of Rose, fond father of Dr. Alexander Schlapik of Mrs. Anna Stone, Mrs. I Kolla Goodman.

Joseph. Dr. Damex u. ana Mrs. M.

Arenson of Gary. Ind. Funeral i services Monday, 12 noon, at memorial chapel, 5206 Broadway. Determent Mizpah. section.

Memorial Park. SCHOLLER Peter Scholler. beloved husband of Katherine Hoffman Scholler, devoted father of Edward N. Scholler. Funeral Monday, Feb.

28. at 9 a. m. sharp, from residence. 833 W.

71st street, to Sacred Heart church. Interment St. Mary's. SEXSMITH Alfred Wellington Sexsmith. Feb.

26. 1938, beloved husband of Inna Sexsmith, father of Mrs. Harold services at St. Chrysostom church. 1424 xf.

Dearborn-parkway, Chicago, Tuesday. 11 a. m. Interment Kensico cemetery. White Plains, N.

Y. Hew York papers please copy. SHAFER Kathryn E. Shafer. nee Fitzpat- nck.

b229 Vernon avenue, Feb. 24. 1938. beloved wife of Lyndon Shafer, fond mother of Delores Stewart, sister of Margaret Cronin and Andrew Fitzpatrick. Funeral from chapel.

63d and Harvard, Monday, Feb. 28. at 9 a. to St. Anselm church.

Interment Mount CarmeL SHANAHAN Annie Daly Shanahan, beloved wife of Joseph, mother of Margaret Goes, William, Mary, Thomas, John, and Nicholas, sister of Mollie Ray, Anastasia Manning and Alice Warren. Funeral Monday. Feb. 28, 8:30 a. from chapel.

5518 S. Ashland avenue, to St. Bernard church. Interment Mount Olivet, Prospect 0031. SHAPERA Morria L.

Shanera. at Miami Beach, husband of Fannie, father of Mrs. Bernice Cohen, Mrs. Lillian Cohn. and Louis Shapera.

Funeral notice later. SHAPD30 Pincns Shapiro, beloved husband of Sarah, devoted father of Ida Greenwald. Edward, Tom. Louis, Sam Jeanette, and the late Lillian Goldstein, fond brother of Nathan. Abe.

and Jennie Horwitjr. Funeral at chapel, 3654 Roosevelt road. Monday. Feb. 28.

at 10 a. m. Interment Waldheim. Kindly omit flowers. SISTEK Josephine Sistek.

nee Mudra: be loved mother of Clara, Mildred, Lillian, and Mamie. Funeral Monday. Feb. 28. 1938.

at 8:30 a. from residence. 5018 Damen, to SS. Cyril and Methodius church, to Resurrection. Prospect 3810.

SLEPICKA Frank Slepieka, 2517 S. Albany avenue, Feb. 2t. 1938, fond father of George, Frank. Mae.

and Anna Paveska. Funeral Monday. Feb. 28. at 1:30 p.

from chapel. 3123 W. 26th street, to Bohemian National cemetery. Information. uockweu 3022.

SMITH Agnes Smith, late of 3542 Jackson boulevard, beloved sister of Robert E. and Mrs. Sidney A. Brwn of Los Angeles. CaL Funeral Monday.

Feb. 28. at 9:30 a. from 3246 to Our Lady of Sorrows church. Burial Calvary.

Ked. 2394. SMITH Edward Smith of 1435 Rosemont avenue, husband of the late Mary Carey Smith, father of the late Catherine. Funeral Tuesday, at 9:30 a. from chapel, 6222 Broadway, to St.

Gertrude church. Interment Calvary. STACKLER Isaac Stackler of 435 Surf street, beloved hnsbnnd of the late Esther, dear father of Ethel Glazer, Dorothy Wright. Edward Sidney. Rose Mandell, Leon and Diana, fond grandfather of Lorraine Wright.

Ronald Stackler. and Esther Isa Glazer. Funeral services Monday. 10 a. at memorial chapel.

52ifi Broadway. Interment I. O. B. A Waldheim.

SULLIVAN Sheila Sullivan of 5652 S. Wood street, fond daughter of Patrick and Alice-nee Nix, sister of William and Joanna. Funeral Monday, at 2 p. from Contagious hospital. 3100 S.

California avenue. Interment Mount Olivet. Yards 0662. SWEENEY Mary Meegan Sweeney, beloved wife of John, fond mother of Florence McCarthy and John daughter of Mrs. E.

Meegan. dear sister of Peter, Mrs. R. O'Brien. Mrs.

W. Kna.ip. Michael and Mrs. G. Markus.

Funeral Tuesday. March 1. at 9 a. from residence. 1910 S.

Ridge-way avenue, to Blessed Sacrament church. Interment Mount Carmel. TASH William Tash of 5504 Walton street. neioveo nusoand or the late Elizabeth, nee-Prescher, fond father of the Rev. Alcuin Tash.

O. S. Mrs. Francis McGinnis. Josephine Tash.

Mrs. Elizabeth Pelikan. John. George. Dr.

Aloysius Otto, and Leonard Tash. Funeral Tuesday, at 9 a. from funeral home, 501 8 W. Chicago avenue, to St. Paul church.

22d place and Hoyna avenue. Interment St. Joseph cemetery. TAYLOR Hugh King Taylor, late of 428 S. Ashland avenue.

La Grange, beloved husband of Margaret Ann Taylor, fond father of Edward Daniel Hugh. Margaret Janes, and Ann Frances. Resting at chapel, 25 La Grange. Funeral Monday, 10 a. at St.

Francis Xavier church. St. Louis papers please copy. TRIPP William R. Tripp.

Feb. 26. of 4911 w. Kamerliner avenue, beloved husband oi Ida Tripp, father of Isora E. and Elbert brother of Mrs.

Isora T. Merrick of New York City. Services Tuesday. March 1. at 2:30 p.

m. at chapel. 214-216 S. Western avenue, at Jackson boulevard. Masonic services at chapel, under auspices of Cornerstone lodge.

No. 875. A. F. A.

M. Member of Union Park chapter. No. 573, O. E.

S. UNGER John S. Unger. of 640 Grace street. beloved husband of Johanna.

Services at chapel. 929 Belmont avenue, Monday afternoon at 3. VIANA Jennie Viana, nee Schales, beloved wife of the late Joseph, fond mother of Mrs. A. Bova.

Mrs. Jennie Goetz, Kick. Mike, and Pauline. Funeral Monday, at 9 a. from late residence, 251 W.

22d place, to Sancta Maria Incoronata church. Interment Mount Carmel. Victory 1861. VONDRAK Vladimir Vondrak beloved husband of Mary, loving father of Vladimir George, and Emily Wolf. Funeral services Tuesday March 1.

at 1:30 p. at chapel. 5110-12 S. Western avenue. Interment Bohemian National cemetery.

For information. Prospect 4758 or Republic 4684j WEINBERG Raphael S. Weinberg, beloved! husband of late Sarah Ethel, fond father of Sam. Henry, Lewis, Ida Shapiro, Lillian Loeb, and Genevieve Pollack. Funeral at chapel.

936 E. 47th street, Monday. 1 p. m. Please omit flowers.

Burial Oak; Woods. WHITFORD Katie Whitford, of 1553 Holly wood avenue. Feb. 25. 1938, beloved mother of Mrs.

Alice R. Kuhn. Mrs. H. M.

Harris, and the late Mrs. Pearl Ellinpsen. Services at chanel. 5501 N. Ashland avenue, Monday.

Feb. 28, at 1 p. m. Interment Forest Home. WILDER Lillian Wilder, Muskegon.

beloved wife of Francis Allen Wilder, mother of Fred Wilder of Visalia. Paul Wilder of Gary. Mrs. Frederick M. Gillies of Chicago, and Mrs.

Russell Sands of Santa Monica. Cal. Services at 2 :30 p. m. Sunday.

Christ church. Waukegan. XLU WINTER Frank J. Winter, beloved husband of Anna, son of John, brother of John, George. Ernest, Harvey.

Dorothy, Lillian. Margarete and Alma. Services at chapel, 8008 S. Summit avenue. Tuesday.

2 p. m. Interment Fairmount. Stewart WOLFOED Frank H. Wolford.

Feb. 28. 1938. aged 81 years, husband of the lata Margaret Wolford, beloved father of Dr. Arthur F.

Wolford. Mrs. Marie M. Mo Cune. Raymond C.

Wolford. and Mrs. Frances W. Bradburn. Funeral services at chapel.

6328 Cottage Grove avenue. Mon day, at 3 p. m. Interment at Oak Woods. For information call Fairfax 20OO.

YACULLO Julia Yacnllo. nee Eulo. beloved wife of Joseph, fond sister of Rose. FranK and Albert Eulo. sisteHn-law of James J.

Yacnllo. ex-assistant attorney reneraJ. Fu neral at 9:30 a. Tuesday, from 923 Blue Island avenue, to Our Lady ot Pompeii church. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery.

Information, Monroe 0789-lSoJ. DABWENT Samuel Darwent, Feb 26 husband of the late Elizabeth 'father of ana S. H. Docl Darwent. At memorial chapel.

East 63d street and Evans-av. Funeral notice later. BARRETT Catherine Therese Barrett, infant uausuicr oi mines, oi Attymass Ballina, Ireland, and Margaret, nee McGowan, of Sligo, Ireland, fond sister of John. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. from mortuary, 1716 w.

Ym street, to Holy Sepulchre cemetery. iSTSuSS be- Barry, mother of Mrs. Catherine stoifr T.srnra. James, and the late George and Oliver, FuneraJ Tuesday. 0:30 a.

fmm SIR JS. Leamington avenue to Our Lady Help of nrisuans cnurcu. interment Calvary, BECKER Jeanette Becker, beloved mife of the late Edward, dear mother of Florence ana Jiuwara, daughter of Lena Matcheret. sister of Fannie Freeman, Alex, and Joseph niatcneret. Funeral Tuesday.

8:45 a. from funeral home, 1458 Belmont avenue, to si. Pascal church bojlger John j. Boiger, beloved husband Mary uugnes Boiger, father of Mary John James, and Francis, son of Margaret and the late James brother of Mrs. Edward J.

Carroll, Mrs. William J. Noonan of Quebec, Canada. Mrs. Michael G.

Murphy, Thomas, Anna Boiger, and the late jars. Frances Whiston. Funeral lues- day, March 1. at 0:30 a. from resi denee, 125 S.

Mason avenue, to St. Catherine of Siena church. Burial All Saints'. Ked- zie 2304. BUEDELi John BuedeJ.

Feb. 25, age 73 years, beloved father of Harry Eros' and Charles. Funeral Tuesday, March 1, at 9 a. m. from chanel.

1723 Larra bee street, to St. Joseph church. Interment a l. Mary cemetery. CAFFKEY See Carroll notice.

CARROLL Mary Carroll fnee Caffreyl beloved wile of the late Andrew, lona sister of Charles. William. Mrs. Ann Coughlin. Elmer, and the late Joseph and Juhn Caffrey.

Funeral Tuesday at 8:45 a. m. from late residence, 740b S. May street, to St. SaDina church.

interment Mount Olivet Cl.ARK Officer Harry A. Clark, beloved hus- band of Hazel nee Haraerl. dear father ot Harry son of Charles and the late Mary Jane, orother of Fred, James. Jesse, Nellie, Mrs. Ruth Maloy, Mrs.

Kate Barry and Mrs. Pauline Menses. Services Monday, Feb. 28. at 2:30 p.

at home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harper. 8154 Justine street. MemDer ot 1 olicemen Benevolent associa uon.

For information call Triangle bbOO. COFFEY Hugh Coflev of 703S Michigan ave- nue. beloved husband of Nora Sullivan I rffnr 1 tlliin HOlOn and Anna, brother of John and James. Fu neral Monday at 9 a. m.

from funeral home I oxo viol street, to ob. uiliuiwwo church. Interment Holv Sepulchre. CONLEY Marie Conlev. Feb.

25. beloved daughter of the late Michael ana oanora, sister ol Mrs. James P. Daly, Mrs. George L.

Boyce, Mrs. Theodore W. Lietz, Mrs William De Gan. and Vincent J. Conley.

Funeral Monday morning at 9:30, from residence, 2108 Barry avenue, services at St. Bonaventure churcb at lu ciock, Interment Calvary. CONNORS Marearet Burke Connors, sud denly, Feb. 25, 1938, beloved wile ol tne late J. nomas; devoted motner oi juim Margaret, John Thomas bdmund J.

Mrs. Catherine C. Jordan. Mrs. Mary A Trinley and the late Alex and William Con nors; Kister of Mary B.

Thorsell, Patrick and Alex J. Burke. Funeral Mon FeD. ZS at 9 a. m.

from her residence. 7938 Vernon avenue, to St. Dorothy church. In terment Mount Olivet. Member of Our Lady of Good Counsel court, o.

23b, W. O. Prospect 7770. DECHERT William Dechert. beloved bus- band of Theresa, fond father of William Curt, and Helen.

Funeral Monday, Feb. 28. at 2:30 p. from late residence, 5311 Winthrop avenue, to Graceiana cemetery. DU BOIS Mrs.

Mary Du Bois, Feb. 26, be loved wile of the late George motner of George sister of Ella Mulkearns. Funeral Tuesday at a. m. from cnapei 5203 Lake Park avenue, to St.

Ambrose church. Burial at St. Boniface cemetery Private. EDMONDS Nora Edmonds, Feb. 25, 1938, of 2412 Prairie avenue, sister of Ora Edmoncs and Jiimes J.

Edmonds of Kansas City. Mo Resting at Second Presbyterian church 20th and Michigan avenue, from 1 until 3 p. ni. Sunday. Services at 3 p.

m. In ternient Avalon. Mo. EHLERS Mrs. Mathilda Ehlers.

of 1009 K. Mayfield avenue, beloved sister of Mrs, Hulda Thompson, Emanuel, Joe, and David Comnton. At rest in chapel. 5831 Chicago avenue. Services Monday, at 2:30 p.

m. Interment Forest Home. Member of Stockholm lodge. No. 22, L.

I. O. ELLICOTT Minerva E. Ellicott. Feb.

26, 1938, at her residence, 5555 Sheridan road wife of the late Col. Edward B. Ellicott mother of Chester C. and Ernest Ellicott Funeral services at chapel. 200 E.

Erie street, Monday, 2 p. m. Interment private. FITZGERALD Edward Fitzgerald, late of 8311 S. Racine avenue, beloved husband of the late Mary Longan Fitzgerald, father of Mollie O'Neill.

Edward, Robert, George, William, and Ann, brother of James-Doyle. Funeral Monday, Feb. 28, 8:30 a. from daughters residence, 5o27 to St. Kiliau church.

Inter ment St. James'. Sag Bridge. Prospect 0031. FREBORG Charles James Freborg, beloved baby sou ol Mr.

and Jars. to. reoorg. Funeral Monday, 11 a. from chapel.

5917 W. Irving Park road, to St. Ferdi nand church. Interment All Saints ceme tery, Des Plaincs. FKEIHAGE Louise Freihage.

Feb. 25 be loved daughter of Angeline nee Werdeili and the late Peter, loving sister of It lor-enec. Evelyn. Laurette Kartheiser, Irene, and Elinor. Funeral Monday morning at 10:30 a.

m. from mortuary. 1350 Wrllin; ton avenue, to St. Alphnnsus church and St. Boniface cemetery.

GALUHN Frank Galuhn. Feb. 24. beloved husband of Susanna nee GurskiJ. dear father of Gertrude Ptack, Helen Richird.

Anthony. Edward, and Andrew. Funeral Tuesday at 9:30 a. m. from late residence 2614 Bosworth avenue, to St.

Josaphat church. Interment St. Adalbert's. GILL1G AN Michael Gilltgan, beloved hus band of the late Catherine, nee muriaugu. loving father of Mrs.

Mary Spengler, Michael Francis. Vincent, and Eugene. Funeral Tuesday. 9 :30 a. from his ate residence, 4514 N.

Kilpatrick avenue, to St. Edward church. Interment Mount Car- mel. Member of Tonti council. K.

of Holy Name society and A. A. of E. R. of A.

division 241. Information Belmont 3300. G1N1 Louisa Gini. nee Brizzolara, beloved wife of Settimo Gini. sister of Mrs.

Elizabeth Bncigalupo and Mrs. Virginia Funeral Monday. 9 a. trom chapel, 3500 W. Harrison street, to St Callisto church.

Burial Mount Carmel. Nevada 0645. GOODMAN Fred M. Goodman, Feb. 25, late of 2234 Arthur avenue, husband of Agnes uncle of John G.

Cavanna, cousin of William Goodman. Funeral services Monday, 2:45 p. at funeral home, 5200 N. Western avenue, corner Foster. Interment Graceland.

HANDLER- Barney W. Handler of l-oi Granville avenuee, age 5f, oeiovea uu-band of Sarah, fond father of Harry, Sam, Abraham and Max. sou of Aaron, brother of Ruth Langingeer of San Francisco, Cal. Morris and Joseph. Services Monday.

10 a. at chapel. 1300 W. Devon avenue. Interment Rosemont Park.

Member of Bee Hive lodge. No. 909. A. F.

A. M. HAUSMAN Mabel Hausman. 6o36 S. Car penter street, Feb.

25. 1938; Deiovea wuc of Louis Hausman, daughter of Eliza Tin-doll, sister of Elmer. Wave, Mrs. Louise Botches, and Mrs. Ollie Smith.

Funeral at chapel. 63d and Harvard. Monday, Eeb. 28, at 2 p. under the auspices of Ogdeu Park chapter, No.

COS, O. E. S. Interment Evergreen. HIBBE Harrv Mathew Hibbe.

fond father 1 1 Ma of Harriet and Jacqueline, brother of Mrs. Josie Palmer. Mrs. Dolly Harding, Mrs. Charlotte Munn, Dr.

Charles n. ana ur. Harper J. Hibbe. Services at funeral home, 3918 Irving Park road.

Monday, Feb. 28. at 2 p. m. Interment Memorial ram.

HILMES Joseph W. Hilmes, Feb. 2o, lond brother of Oliver Walker, uecina asirow. Eugene Hilmes, of Milwaukee, and Mary Lawson. Remains resting in chapel, at 912 W.

Madison street. Service Monday, Feb. 28, 2 p. m. Interment at Elmwood.

For information call Mon. 0444. Milwaukee papers please copy. HOOD Craig A. Hood, born Jan.

21. 1882. in Chester, 111., died Saturday morning ai home, 1401 Aberdeen street. Services Tuesday at 2 at 9 E. 16th street, Chi cago Heights, 111.

Burial Oak Lawn cemetery. Survived by widow, Ida, and daugh ter, Elizabeth poorman. HORNE Roger J. Home, Feb. 24, beloved husband of Alice (nee MCiNanyi, latner oi Mrs.

R. P. Long, Mrs. W. Parish.

George J. and Roger J. Jr. Funeral Monday at a. m.

from chapel, 5203 LaKe ram avenue, to Holy Angels church. Burial Mount Olivet. HOSMER Rockwood Hosmer, Winnetka. 111. Saturday.

Feb. BH. Dcioveo nusoanu oi Mildred Keyes Hosmer, father of Margaret Hosmer Campbell, brother of Robert C. Hosmer, of Syracuse, N. and Philip B.

Hosmer, Chicago. Flowers to chapel, 200 E. Erie street, Chicago. Funeral Tuesday, 2 p. Graceland cemetery chapel HOWE Isabelle Howe.

Feb. 26, 1938. late of 7027 Wentworth avenue, fond mother of George Glenn Howe, Mrs. i.tnel Maher. Mrs.

Vema M. Meyer, Edith M. Rand, and Mrs. Doras J. Cleveland, sister of Mrs.

A. Hampton and Albert Long. Services at chaDel. 63d and Harvard, Monday, Feb. 28.

at 1 p. m. Interment JACKSON Mathilda Jacksou, beloved wile of Peter, mother of natnenne Anoerson, grandmother of Shirley and Janice. Remains at funeral home, 10834 S. Michigan arsniii.

until Tuesday noon. Funeral Tues day at Elim Lutheran church at 113th and Forest, 2 p. m. Interment Oak HilL Information, Pullman 3535. GREAT CHICAGOANS An outdoor hall of fame in Grant park was proposed yesterday by How ard Brodman, superintendent of the city bureau of streets, for persons or events oi msioncai importance to Chicago.

He suggested that stone benches with memorial bronze plaques be placed in the park. The plaques, centrally located, would provide an index to points of historical interest in Chicago," Brod man said. "Previously we have hon ored great men or events by nam- ing Streets, parKS, or DUllding Statues after them. In later generations few persons realize the significance of those names. Last year the Chicago Charter Jubilee association placed more than 100 plaques at places of historical interest and importance.

This practice might well Continue but we aiSO COUld nave mem centrany located as a guide to interesting locations through out the city." C. A. HOOD, JUDGE AT CHICAGO HTS. 11 YEARS, IS DEAD Craig A. Hood, for eleven years udge of the city court in Chicago Heights, died yesterday morning after a long illness in his home at 1401 Aberdeen street, Chicago Heights.

He was 56 years old. Judge Hood had long been prominent in legal Circles. One year alter his Graduation from the Ilnivprsitv of Michigan SChOOl Of law in 1902, he i a i a jcaia ialCi us waa appuiu i.eu cur- poration Counsel. He served from 1910 Until li)13 as mayor OI Chicago Heights. Surviving are his widow, Ida, and one daughter, Mrs.

Edwin Poorman, Chicago Heights. Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Tues day from the chapel at 9 East 16th street. Burial will be at Oak Lawn cemetery.

PNEUMONIA KILLS BANDIT VICTIM. Peter Tamusunan, 46 years old, C66 West Madison street, a WFA laborer, died in the County hospital last night, supposedly of pneumonia. He told hospital attendants that he was injured a week ago in resisting a rob bery at Madison and Halsted streets. MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMS. MAUSOLEUMS-MONUMENTS The old and reliable CHAS.

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7 uo uottasre urove. Kau. 77 05. DEATH NOTICES In Meuioria m. BINN1E Margaret G.

Binnie. In lovins mem ory oi our dear daughter and bister, who passed away one year ago today, Feb. 27. MOTHER, DAB AND SISTER. B1TZER Otto A.

Bitzer. In memory ol our departed father, son. and brother, who passed away 3 years ago today, Feb. 27. DAUGHTER, MOTHER AND SISTERS CONROY William A.

Conroy. In memory of our dear husband and father who passed away one year ago today. WIFE AND CHILDREN UIERHAHN Emily Gierhahn. In fond mem ory of our wife and mother who passed away one year ago today. Loving and kind in all her ways, Upright and just to the end of her days.

Sincere and true in her heart and mind, A beautiful memory she left behind. HUSBAND AND DAUGHTER. HALLMARK Benjamin Hallmark Sr. In loving memory of our dear husband, fa ther, and grandpa, who passed away a year aeo today. Sadly missed by WIFE, ETHEL, AND RAYMOND.

HALLMARK Benjamin Hallmark. In lov ing memory of our dear father, who passed away Feb. 27. 11)37. LOTTIE, ANN.

MEG, AND KITTY. KERSTEN Emma Kersten. In loving mem ory of our dear mother, who passed away one year ago today, Feb. 27. GUS AND VIOLA.

KODAT Julia Kodat. In loving memory of our aear motner who passed away one year ago today, Feb. 27. HER CHILDREN KOKF John F. Korf.

A tribute of love to the memory of our dear husband and father, who passed away nine years ago today, Feb. 27, LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTER. MEYER Hedwig Meyer. Feb. 27, 1036.

In fond memory of my dear mother. ALFRED A. MEYER. SCHNEIDER Walter F. Schneider.

In mem ory of our darling on his 12th birthday. Our lips cannot tell how we miss him. Our hearts cannot tell what to say; God alone knows how we miss him In a home that is lonesome today. HEARTBROKEN MOM AND DAD. STEVENS Mary Elaine Stevens, 1935.

In memory of our darlin? daughter and sister MOTHER, DADDY, AND BROTHER. Prnterniil Siotir. BEE HIVE LODGE, No. 009, A. A.

Handler. Funeral Monday, 10 a. at chapel, 1300 Devon avenue Interiuetit Montrose Park cemetrv. please attend. HARRY R.

POSNER, W. M. JOSEPH A. BERKMAN, Secretary. OGDEN PARK CHAPTER.

No. H03, O. E. S. Mabel Hausman.

Eastern Star services Monday. Feb. 28. at 2 p. at chape 03d and Harvard.

Members please attend. A DDT I MAE EPPLE. W. JOS1E LEMME, Secretary. PAUL REVERE LODGE.

NO. 998, A. F. A. M.

Brethren assemble at chapel, 5501 N. Ashland, Monday, at 2 P- m. Services for Brother Edward 0. Richard. M.

C. SERLES, W. M. SUNSHINE CHAPTER, NO. 683, O.

E. S. Clara O'Rourke. Funeral Monday, 10 a. at chfipel.

2340 W. Madison street. EVELYN SOMERVILLE. Worthy Matron. ANNA L.

SCHITLT, Secretary. AAMODT Sofip Arnesen Aarnodt. Fpb. 24 beloved wife of Jospph fond mother of Casper. Ottar, Mr Josephine Jones, and Marie Aarnodt.

Remains at chapel, Jeffpry boulevard at 77th street until noon Mon day. Services 2 p. ra. at Windsor Park v. Lutheran church.

7(lh and Saginaw avenue, the Rev. Arthur H. Rauh nfll-iating Intermenl Oak Woods. South Shore 8822. AKESSON Margaret Akesson I nee Glenn I of 6401 University avenue, beloved wife of the late Andrew, fond mother of F.

of Dallas, J. Mrs. Esther Grannan and Mrs. Donald Walgren. At chapel, 6843 S.

Racine avenue. Funeral Monday, Fpb 28. at 9 a. to Clare church. In terment Mount Olivet.

ANDERSON Varda Anderson of 127 Wash ington boulevard. Oak ParK, ted. 2o, age 76 vears. wife of the late James Anderson mother of Arthur, C. John.

Paul, Ell wood. ir.e"e- MriZ Mrs. Graco Thurston, sister of Mrs. Rachel Miller. Services Monday, Feb.

28, at 2:30 p. at chape, 124 Oak Park at Lombard-av. Interment Elmwood. AUSTIN Anna E. Austin inee Kelleher, dearly beloved wife of tne laie Lawrence, devoted mother of Lawrence and Joseph Austin and the late Sister Mary Virginis.

B. V. and John Austin, dear sister of Michael and Joseph Kelleher, rrandmother of Anna Marie Austin, aunt of Marie Hogan and the late Edmond Kelleher. Funeral Tuesday. 9 a.

from 6217 S. Troy street, to St. Rita church. Interment Mount Olivet. Prospect 1000 or 3889.

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