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CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE TUE SD A Y. APRIE 6. 1937. DrATEI rtoTiccs DEATH NOTICES LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE: Private Wire 1 ilITLE EGYPT 11111111 DANCER OF 1803, 18 DEAD LEAPIte LIZARDS! DID HE mrpa HE CAN SEE -TOO? LEAPIte a t' LIZARDS! DID HE MEAN HE CAN SEE US 'TOO? NO AtINIE- HE COULD IF HE HAD THE SAME SORT OF APPARATUS WE HAVE- BUT t2 ONE OUTSIDE OF MI OWN ORGANIZATION, HAS ONE OF MI 1 i ONE 1 NO, ANNIE-- HE IF HE HAD THE SORT OF APPARA1 HAVE- BVT 0 OUTSIDE OF MI OR IN GANIZATION OF THESE O'DAYWilliam E. O'Day, husband of Lillian, father of Lawrence and Daniel, Funeral Wednesday, 9 a.

from Cathedral chapel, 79th and Emerald avenue, to lit- Sabina church. Interment Calvary. O'LONEThomas O'Lone, husband of Elizar beth, father of John, Theresa, Frank, Thomas, Frederick. Arthur, Mamisi Deschane and Agnes Steeg. Funeral Wednesday.

9 a. m. from funeral home, 829 E. 75th street, to St. Lawrence church.

Interment Mount Olivet. GEE- CAN'T CET OVER TALICIN TO PUNJAB AND SEEN HIM, JUST AS IF WE WERE IN TH SAME ROOM, -THOUGH HE WAS OVER TEN THCUSAND MILES AVIP1- ANNIE- LUCK'( i STAB- VIE HAVE TUNED IN -ON ONE OF BORIS 't SIROB'S BOATS-i LISTEN IS GREAT STUFF, WHEN IT WORKS AS 'YET FAR FROM PERFECT LEs SEE iF WE CAN REACH HIM AGPAIN TOM 1NDEEDNES- PUNJAB SEES AND HEARS THE i LITTLE PRINCESS PERFECTLY. BAH- WE WERE FOOLS-DUPED 13'1 THE DOQ, WARBUCKS I SEE IT ALL tQW GEE- I CAN: CET LEVISION 11 1NDEEDNES- PUNJAB BAH-- WE WERE OVER TO PUNJAB IS GREAT STUFF, 4' ZEES AND HEARS THE ANNIE- LUCKY FOOLS-DUPED EI THE 1' AND SEEN HIM, JUST WHEN IT WORKS- LITTLE PRINCESS STAB-. WE HAVE DOG, WARBUCKS-. AS IF WE WERE IN AS '(ET TUNED IN -ON I SEE IT ALL NOW- TH.

SAME ROOM, -THOUGH FAR FROM PERFECT- ONE OF BORIS 'S 1 .04 HE WAS OVER "TEN LETS SEE iF WE SIROB BOATS- 1 THCUSAND MILES AWAI- CAN REACH HIM LISTEN NN AGAIN TODAt A i 6 I THERE HE IS-HELLO, PUNJABCAN 'MU SEE PIE AND HEAR OVER "THERE IM SINCAPORS? THERE i HE IS- HELLO, PUNJAB- CAN MU SEE ME AND HEAR ME 'WAY OVER THERE IN SINCAPnRc? FITZSIMMONSJoseph F. Fitzsimmons, be. loved son of the late dames and Sarah Fitzsimmons, brother of Is William Con. nerty, Charles, Mrs. George Bradley, Edward, John, Stephen, and the late Mrs.

Mary Powers. and Mrs. Adelaide Bolin. At funeral home, 17 Madison street, Oak Park. Funeral Wednesday, April 7, at 9:30 a.

to Resurrection church. Interment Mount Carmel. Member of St. Patrick council, No. 1712.

K. of C. PLYNICMary Flynn nee Murtaught, late of '1839 Greenwood avenue, wile of the late William, sister of Mrs. Catherine Flynn. Funeral Wednesday, 8 a.

from funeral home, 820 E. 75th street. to St. Lawrence church. Burial Calvary.

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..1 i 1 1 1 I ic I (Picture on bock raze.) Little Egypt, the dancer who thrilled the crowds at the Chicago liVorld's Fair of 1893 as Sally Rand did forty years later at A Century of Progress Exposition, died yesterday in the County hospital. She was 65 years old. Little Egypt was Mrs. Andrew Spyropoulos, Vile Of thP owner of a restaurant at 705 South Halsted street, to whom she was married in 1905. They lived at 1338 South Fairfield avenue.

It was there that she suffered a heart attack yesterday morning. TERRY AND THE PIRATES-SALT IN HIS TVOUNDS ON 1L CONNIel-we've To OET TO oar AtnViNO! I CON CON 60-r 0 OUYS WHY'Re Yo0 LEAN i sli tsloW? VEAH, 4-4 THou61-r 'you WEE Wi 71-1 1)9! I CAN 1.141 CALL Hie HAND SEcALI5E I woLoNFo'rz it lir 1- OUYSI, rVEAI-1, I CAN 1 WHY RE Yo Ls HANvi-Er3, SANC14uRoit CALL Hie -1 LEANNit-40W? HAN" SECAU5E 0i4AYI THou61-r DU I oN'T 1 tv WEE WITH woZK FoZ r'l iI 6, stel. ---T HIM. I CAU5E vri walva CAUSt, ENOU61-1 6ZIEF AgOUNI, HErZE ALCEAPYI TIME WE Gar our ANC QUIT AAESSINO INTO OTHEZ PEOPPLE APFAIZ6 J61-I AE A I THAT HOSCe NIP THE Two SRAT 5 AZE II OUT ir) rt HIM NOWONCE -T ''sINHr3S1 IZFE9: 1 ot-vag ---sh REVOINag 2 3 rk 'db ri ftI442 I I I I I ORTHALRebecca Orthal, beloved mother, of A. J.

and Helen Orthal. Funeral private at convenience of O'ROURKEMary Ann O'Rourke, nee Me-Manus; April 4., age 61 years. late re-zidence, 6622 Drexel avenue, wife of the late Matthew, mother of Mrs. Bessie Mahoney, Mrs. Marie Watson, Mrs.

Isabelle Weber, and Mrs. Anna Nyholdt. John, Martin, Matthew, and the late Michael O'Rourke, sister of Bernard, John, and Peter McManus, and the late Mrs. Sarah Higgins, Mrs. Anna Durkin, Martin and James McManus.

Remains at the late residence. Funeral Thursday, April 8, 9 a. ma at Poly Cross church. Interment HolY Sepulchre. For information phone Regent 1870.

OVERDIERMary Gertrude Overdier, wile of the late Henry D. Overdier, mother of Henry in her Stith year. Funeral services at funeral home, 6959 N. Clark street, Wednesday, 8 p. m.

Interment private. PALMERGladys M. Palmer, age 35; fond daughter of the late Edward J. and Agnes sister of Earl Harriet Mrs. George Harris, Mrs.

Marshall Franh, and George A. Palmer. Funeral at ehapel. 2701 N. Clark street, Wednesday, 3 P.

Mount Emblem. POMPLUNFloral V. Pomplun of 7105 Champlain avenue. beloved wife of Clarence, fond mother of Donald, daughter of Mrs. Grace Pavia', sister of Albert and Harold Itland.

Resting at home until Wednesday noon. Funeral Wednesday, April 7. at 1:30 p. at St. Paul Lutheran church, 70th and Dorchester.

Interment Bethania. QUINTAbraham J. Quint, beloved husband of Lillian; dear son of Bessie and the late Samuel; fond father of Milton and Mildred; brother of Bert. David, and Nellie. Yu- I neral Tuesday, 11 a.

at memorial chapel. 5206 Broadway. Interment Jewish Waldheirn, RANDELLSarah Randell. nee Stucker. late of 222 N.

Kilbourn avenue. wife of the late Charles. beloved mother of Abe. Harry, Milton, Frieda Bieber. Bernice Stocker, and the late Edward and David.

Funeral Wednesday. 10 a. na. at chapel. 3163 Ogden avenue.

Interment Jewish. Waldheim. REDMONDRichard A. Redmond, late of 4123 Madison street: beloved husband of Margaret nee Coolie, fond father of Mrs. Margaret Becker, Mrs.

Grace O'Hare, Hazel, Richard A. Frank, Antoinette. and John. Funeral Wednesday at 8:45. a.

m. from chapel. 4138 Madison street to St. Mel church. Interment Mount Olivet.

RENAUDEmma Una Renaud, passed away April 2. 1937. at the home of her sister In Ironton, Wis. REYNOLDSThomas J. Reynolds, late ot 5902 Midway Park, beloved husband of Marie Estelle Finn Reynolds, loving father of George A.

Reynolds, fond brother of Frank J. John Mary, Mrs. Grace Con- sidine, Robert and the late Edward .1. Reynolds. Funeral Thursday at 9:15 a.

from chapel, 4817 Madison street. to St. Lucy church. Burial All Saints'. Member ot Motion Picture Machine Operators' Union, No.

110; 1. A. T. S. E.

union, No. 1: I. A. B. P.

and B. union. local No. Oak Park lodge, No. 1195, B.

P. O. E. Banner lodge, No. 51, Royal League, and Albany Park lodge, No.

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Louis, papers please copy. Austin 1137. FRAZEESherman Lee Frazee, April 5, husband of Rida Nigh Frazee, father of Mrs. Edward T. Stat ler, Mrs.

Forrest C. Snow, and Mrs. Milton H. Otte. Funeral service private.

FRIEDMANRose Friedman, nee Sand low: beloved wife of Louis. devoted mother of J. Sarah Omens, Max, David, Sol. and Arthur. Funeral services at chapel, 3125 Roosevelt road, Tuesday at 3 tr.

in. Interment Waldheim. GASAHLGeorge H. Gasahl, April 4, 1937, at Whitehall, beloved husband of Jeanette Mooney, fond father of George. Funeral notice later.

GIANNETTIEmilia Gianetti, flee Guide beloved wife of the late Attila, fond mother of Mrs. Vittoria Ruberti, Mrs. Olga Tinueci and Frank. Funeral Thursday. 9 a.

at home, 4526 Van Buren street. Burial Mount Carmel. Nevada 0645. GIZYNSKIMary Gizynski, April 5, survived by 8 children. Funeral Thursday, April 8, 8:30 a.

from residence. 1803 S. 59th avenue, Cicero, to St. Valentine church. Interment Resurrection cemetery.

GOLDSMITH Benjamin Goldsmith. beloved husband of Emily Goldernitia, fond father of Annette G. Bailey, grandfather of Robert E. Bailey, brother of the late Philip Goldsmith. Funeral at chapel, 936 E.

Wednesday, April 7, 2 p. to Roselaill. GOSSStephen K. Goss, April 3, 1937. of 0643 Stewart avenue, beloved husband of Ida Goes, nee Goodheart.

lather of Edmund, Russell, Adelaide. Dorothy, Virginia, Anita, Constance and Patricia, brother of Esther, William and John. services at chapel, 63e1 and narvard, Tuesday. April 8. at 1 p.

m. Interment Oak Hill. GRANATOMaria Granato, beloved wife of the late Camillo, devoted mother of Patsy, Anthony. Torn, Coneetta, Mrs. Rose Arnadeo.

Mrs. Mary Alberti, and Carmela Masse and Vincenza Addea of Italy. Funeral Thursday. 9.30 a. from residence, 767 West Taylor street, to Guardian Angel church.

Interment Mount Carmel. GRIEFENSTIENLouis Grieferestien. April 5, 1937, beloved husband of Elizabeth Griefenstien. father of Mrs. Margaret Goode.

Louis and Elsie Griefenstien, John. Minnie. Fred, George, and Arthur Thiel: brother of Henry. Funeral from residence, 5928 S. Morgan street.

Thursday. April 8, at 1:30 p. to St. Stephen Lutheran church, 57th and Sangamon. HANLEYJohn L.

Hanley, beloved husband of Grace, nee Mack, fond father of Lawrence, Mrs. Grace Conklin, and Loraine. Resting at funeral home. Lake street at 2d avenue, Maywood. Services Wednesday, 2 D.

at First M. E. church. interment Oakriclae. HANSONEmma C.

Hanson, wife ot the late August Hanson; beloved mother of Charles August Robert Carl and Mary E. Hanson. Funeral services Wednesday. April 7, 2 p. at her late residence.

1265 Victor-st. Interment Rosehill. HENNESSEYThomas Hennessey of 1816 N. Clark street. beloved husband of Sadie.

nee Kerrigan, fond father of Mrs. Ruth Holden. Funeral from chapel. 1158 N. Clark street.

Wednesday. April 7. at 9:30 a. to the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Interment Calvary.

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A Thriller in 1893. In 1893 the sensation of the Midway was a sleek, dark haired oriental beauty. Her dance, billed as daring- and exotic, seemed all of that to a generation which hadn't even dreamed of fan dances 2, nd strip teasers. When visitors went home from the fair they always whispered to friends, "Don't miss Little Egypt's dance." Little Egypt's maiden name was Yahreda Meltzer. She came to this country early in 1893 with a troupe rf Syrian performers who had been engaged for the World's Fair.

In her dame she wore a heavy skirt and thick brassiere, but seemed the height of allure to the awe struek patrons. Always a Puzzle to Her. Mrs. Spyropoulos never could understand her rise to fame and the fact that her stage name became symbolic of the exposition. There is still pending in court a damage suit which she brought against the Metro-Goldwyn -Mayer corporation, e1iirging her name was tarnished in the version of Little Egypt in the motion picture "The Great Ziegfeld." I did not have any vulgarity like they have today," she declared.

"No nakedness. They used naked girls in the picture in connection with my neme." In 1933 Little Egypt made several zppearances at A Century of Progress. 1 LAUGHLIN CHILD BRIDE MRS. OVERDIER, THOS. LMCOLN HOTEL'S BUILDER, IS DEAD 86, ROGERS PARK I KILLS HERSELF; 4.

1 4 ss''t sit I '''''s 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 -t, ss- 1 PIONEER IS DEAD' Mrs. Mary G. Overdier, 86 years old, a resident of Chicago since 1878 and a founder of the Rogers Park Congregational church, Morse and Ashland avenues, died last night in her home at 6740 North Hilldale avenue. She had lived in Rogers Park forty-six years. Her husband, Henry D.

Overdier, manufacturer of duck uniforms, died in 1923. Both were active in the Congregational church, and a hall in the church is named after them. Mrs. Overdier was a veteran member of the Rogers Park Woman's club. She was a native of Holyoke, Mass.

Funeral services will be held at 8 o'clock tomorrow night in the chapel at 6959 North Clark street. Burial will be private. A son, Henry B. Overdier, survives. Funeral services for Thomas Hennessey, who built the Lincoln hotel at 1812 North Clark street and operated it during the last eight years, will be held tomorrow morning.

Mr. Hennessey, who was 55 years old, died in the hotel Sunday. Ile was hi business on the near north side for the last thirty years, first as cab driver, then as owner of a livery company, and later as proprietor of taverns and drug stores and as part owner of the St. Regis hotel. At one time be was considered a political power.

in the old 21st ward. Air. Hennessey is survived by his Nvido Sadie, and one daughter, Mrs. Ruth Holden. The funeral will be held from the chapel at 1158 North Clark street at 9:30 a.

in. to the Church of the Immaculate Conception, where requiem mass will be sung at 10 a. m. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery. ACTRESS OF OLD New York, April Dwight V.

Monroe, mother of Lucy Monroe, radio and opera star, was found dead in a chair in her apartment today, her head in a gas 4., oven with five jets open. Emer- gency squads 4 I tried to revive I i i I her. 4 Miss Monroe i said she saw her 1 1 mother Easter Sunday. For the last couple of. months her 1 mother seemed 6 ill and nervous, she said.

s. Monroe Anna Laughlin. was the former Anna Laughlin, musical comedy star of a quarter century ago. She was noted particularly for her comedienne relle in "The Wizard of Oz." She was 52 years old. SISTER OF A14RCY, LONG ACTIVE AS A TEACHER, IS DEAD Associaimd Pre Wirephotol Mildred Hill, age 13, and her husband, Robert Pack, 19.

I Harris Wolf, a Retired Blacksmith, Dies at 83 Harris Wolf, 83 years old, 1808 South Central Park avenue, a retired blacksmith who had lived in Chicago for more than 40 years, died in his home yesterday after an illness of several years. lie is survived by seven children, twenty-five grandchildren, and five great-grandchildren. One of the children is Mrs. Charles Warshawsky, wife of a Chicago automobile parts dealer. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.

m. today at the chapel at 3125 Roosevelt road. Miss Laughlin was a great favorite with Chicagoans when she appeared at the Grand Opera house with Fred Stone and Dave Montgomery in the long engagement of "The Wizard of Oz." Knoxville, April 5.ISpecial.The runaway marriage of 13 year old Mildred lull and 17 year old Robert Pack of tills city has resulted in a renewed protest by civic leaders over child brides." Young Pack, who works for the WPA, used his last pay check to nuance their trip to Marshall, N. last Wednesday when they were married by a justice of the peace. The publicity resulting from the marriage has prompted Cora Pack, 18 years old, sister of the bridegroom, to say, "I've had my eye on a 3oung fellow for some time, but I'm going slow, because it looks like there's been too much fuss over this marriage business." Sister Mary Jar lath Courtney, who was a teacher, principal, and hospital official in her 47 years in the Mercy order, died yesterday at Mercy hospital after a long illness.

Funeral services: will be held at 9:30 a. m. tomorrow from the hospital chapel. Burial vill be in Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Born in Chicago July 10, 1868, she was a teacher at All Saints, St.

Agnes. and St Rose elementary schools. For seven years she was principal at St Cecelia school, and for a like period she IA' as in charge of the admittance office at Mercy hospital. Survivinz are four brothers, Dell, Dr. T.

Michael, and William Courtney, and a sister, Sister Mary Madeline. Edward Flinn Dies at 83 in Downers Grove Home Edward Flinn died yesterday at his home, 4720 Main street, Downers Grove. He was 83 years old and had been a conductor on the Burlington railroad for fifty-five years when he retired ten years ago. Surviving are his widow, Sarah, and three children, Mrs. K.

C. Schmidt, Mabel, and Emma, day school supervisor of Smith college. Funeral services will he held at 10 a. m. tomorrow at Downers Grove, with burial at Buda, 111.

WENDELIN GIVEN PROMOTION FOR MADRID SERVICE Washington, D. C. April efficient service performed by Eric C. Wen, delin as third secretary of the United States embassy in Madrid and later in I Valencia, a guarding Amer! leaa lives during the Spanish civil mat, tmis reward- 4 ed today in his double promotion 3 from section of the unclassified 1 foreign service to class 8, the lowest division of the classified service. It means Erie C.

Wendelin an increase in Eric C. WC an increase in J. W. Shepherd Dies; Once Normal College Official John W. Shepherd, former vice president of the Chicago Normal college, died yesterday at the age of 68 in his home at 9601 South II oyne avenue.

Mr. Shepherd was ssociated with the college from 1901 to 1929, and for many years headed the science department. After retiring in 1929, he joined the faculty of Hirsch High school, where he remained until 1935. He is survived by his widow. Services will be held at 8 p.

m. today from the chapel at 316 West 63d street. Capt. Frank Adams Funeral Services to Be Tomorrow Funeral services for Capt. Frank U.

Adams, 66 years old, war veteran who died on Saturday in his home at 3510 Walnut street, will be held at 1 p. in. tomorrow in the chapel at 318 North Central avenue, Austin. Burial will be in Oak Ridge cemetery. Capt.

Adams served in the Spanish-American war, and was captain of Company A of the 132d infantry during the world war. His widow, Amelia, and three children survive. Miss Martha Morris Dies; Known as Armless Wonder Miss Martha Morris, 33 years old, who was exhibited as the armless wonder, died of pneumonia in Mount Sinai hospital yesterday. She lived at the Ainslie hotel, 3206 Ainslie street. Miss Morris was born armless, but learned to knit, write, sew, use a typewriter, and even thread a needle with her toes.

She appeared at the Century of Progress Exposition. She is survived by her mother, Jennie, five brothers, and two sisters. She will be buried in Jewish Waldheim cemetery from the chapel at 3021 Lawrence avenue. Mrs. Katherina Koenig Dies; Chicagoan 68 Years DAY OR NIGHT t.

L.0....,.,...e,,, tz 0 41, P' 1 frN A Answered Promptig 1 1 ,1 i er'tec .8 as low as II' with Imperial Organist NOT.PrIf L737: Ar- rit.t, i IL.ELO -1rJL ci I 111 FUNERAL DIRECTORS. O'HANLEY INC FUNERAL DIRECTION (1oret '7'703 DEATH NOTICES In Memoriam. SCHROEDERWalter G. Schroeder, April 6. 1933We miss him and mourn him in sorrow unseen and dwell on memories oi days that have been.

LOVING MOTHER, DAD AND BROTHER. ADAMSCapt. Frank U. Adam. A era 3.

31)37, beluved husband of Amelia, IleE Hornmeraand, fond father of atra. Ethel Labirf, Lee Adams and Mrs. Marion Asher, Restim; at his late residence, t5510 Walnut street, until Wedneaday morning. Funeral Service Wednesday, 1 p. m.

at funera: home, 3184i20 N. Central avenue, Austin to Oakridge abbey. ANDERSONJ. Henry Anderson, April 4, ol 5961 S. Union avenue, beloved husband of Hannah, fond lather of Axel, Oscar, Mra Gertie Anderson, Erick, and Elmer, brothel of Peter August, one brother in Sweden and hve grandchildren.

Funeral at Bethel Lutheran church, 62d and S. Peoria streets, Wednesday, April 7, at 2 P. in Interment Oakhill. Resting at chapel, 582:. Wentworth avenue until Wednesday noon BARTUCCIJoseph Bartucci, beloved hus band of Mary, fond father of Saralino Louis, and the lath Fred, James, Mary and Mrs.

Anna Reda. Funeral Wednesday April 7. at 9 a. from residence, 621 South Aberdeen street, to Our Lady Pompeii church. 1221 MacAlester place Interment at Mount Carmel cemetery.

BEYEAEmma W. Beyea. April 4, of 151: E. 61st street; mother of Agnes! W. Beyea Fister of Mrs.

Eva Bates of Wilmette. Ill Funeral services at memorial chapel, 63d street and Evans avenue, Wednesday April 7, 1937, at 2:30 p. in. Intermen, Mount Greenwood cemetery. BOSWORTHFrank F.

Bosworth, April 4 1937. at 5426 Blackstone avenue, beloveo husband of the late Lizzie M. Bosworth Services Tuesday at 4 p. m. at the Unite( church of Hyde Park.

Blackstone avenu, and 53d street. Interment Wednesday a 1 p. m. at Bloomington, 111,, cemetery. BRAYMinnie Hornby Bray, wife of the lat John T.

Bray, grandmother of Fred Jr. an' Gordon Hornby. Funeral Tuesday. p. mo at Cathedral chapel, '79th and Emeralo avenue.

Interment Port Huron, Mich. OARAVITESVasillos D. Caravites of 653! Irving Park boulevard: beloved son of Het ens and the late Demetrios Caraviter brother of Conatandine, Alex, Louis, Mrs Metaxia Constandine Leludake, and Mrs Catherine John Fakles; fond uncle Xanthi. Helen, Matina. and Demetrios Le ludake.

Funeral Wednesday, leaving chap el. 6453 Irving Park boulevard at 1:1: p. for services at Hellenic Orthodo: church at Harrison and Central at 2 P. rn Interment Elmwood cemetery. For infor illation call Pensacola 2693.

CLOWFannie E. Clow, April 4, 1937 Resting at funeral home, 318-20 N. Cen tral avenue, Austin. Funeral Tuesday, p. m.

Interment Forest Home. COOKJames Albert Cook, April 4, 193'7 beloved husband of Lillian McEntee Cool father of Mrs. Joseph P. Pollard of Cole rado Springs, brother of Mrs. Maud: Egan.

Services 3 p. tn. Tuesday at chape 200 E. Erie street. Interment private.

COURTNEYSister Mary 3arlath Courtne passed away at Mercy hospital April 5 daughter of the late William and Mar: Courtney, beloved sister of William, Dr. De N. Michael, Dr. T. and Sister Mary Mad aline and the late John and Mrs.

Mar! Hughes. Funeral Wednesday at 9:30 a. rr at Mercy hospital thapel. Burial Ho, Sepulchre. DAHLQIIISTCarl Dahlauist, April 4.

1209 S. Elgin avenue, Forest Park: bs loved husband Of Lottie, rather of Georg Edna. Leslie. and Edward. Service Wednesday.

April 7, at 1:30 p. in. a chapel, 124 Madison street, Oak Park, a Lombard avenue. Burial Montrose. alembe of the Maccabees.

Please omit flowers. DE CHENEPeter A. De Chene, April 4 6615 Ellis avenue; beloved husband Gertrude, father of Peter A. Jr. and Mr Gertrude O'Rozco, brother of Edward, Jo: enh and Mrs.

Anna La Pointe. Furter: Wednesday, 9 a. at Holy Cross chum Interment in family lot. DODVirginia L. Dod, beloved wife of th late Albert H.

dear mother of Hamilto Harrison L. of Chicago, Robert C. Houston, and Fraser A. of Giddingo Tex. Services Tuesday, April 6, at 8 p.

in at chapel, 851 E. 750S. Interment privato DOYLEAnna Doyle nee Keating, belove wife of Edward Doyle, fond mother of Eo ward, John, Mrs. Eva Ziara, and Norber Funeral NVednesday. April 7, 8:30 a.

ni from 1519 FrY street to St. Bonifat church. Interment Calvary cemetery. ERLERTIlobert II. Ehlert, beloved of Mary F.

and father of the late brother of Frederick D. and Mrs. Charles W. Peters. Funeral 2 o.

at residence. 4509 Beacon ELTELAlexander B. Elie, beloved of Roy A. and the late Eugene D. Clara Edwin F.

Victor Levi A. Ebel. Funeral at chanel. 2 Dead, 1 Wounded in Dallas Mystery Shooting Dallas, April man and woman were shot to death and another woman was critically wounded late today at the offices of an advertising firm here. The dead were W.

E. Winstead, 40 years old, roofer, and Miss Irene Anderson, 20 years old, employed at the offices. The case was called murder and suicide, but no motive was established. Mrs. Katherina Koenig, 82 years old, a resident of Chicago for 68 years, died yesterday in her home at 1726 Glen lake avenue.

Mrs. Koenig was born in Griffith, Ind. She was the widow of Edward Koenig. She is survived by two sons, William and J. M.

Lithe IL salary from to a year. Wendelin, 32 years old, is now on duty in the state department. His advancement was contained hi a list of 155 promotions in the foreign service sent by President Roosevelt to the sena(e, the longest list for several years affecting the foreign servIce. A number of persons were rewarded for exceptional service during the Spanish war. Wendelin was a junior officer at the embassy when the civil war broke.

His chief, Ambassador Claude G. Bowers, was at his home near San Sebastian, the summer capital, and cut off by the fighting factions. Bowers never did return to Madrid, and for months has now been on the French frontier. HILLNellie S. Hill, April 5, wife of William C.

Hill, mother of Robert S. Hill. Funeral services at her residence, 7339 Yates avenue, Wednesday, 2 p. m. Interment Carbondale, EttlICHOLDMary Hutch Id, nee Haas, beloved wife of the late George, fond mother of Elsie Haertel, George and Walter.

grandmother of 5 gr andchildr en. Funeral at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday, April 7. from chapel.

115 Broadway. Melrose Park, to St. Paul Evan2 p. to St Paul Evangelical Lutheran gelical Lutheran church, llth avenue and Lake street, Melrose Park; services at 2 p. m.

Interment Elm Lawn. JAMIESONJohn A. Jamieson, 215 Woodland avenue, La Grange. passed away Sunday morning, April 4, husband of Madge Bruce, brother of Gordon; of and Inez Ames of Antioch, Ill. Services Marseilles, at 2 p.

m. Wednesday. JONESJosephine Jones, 3442 W. April 5. 1337; beloved wife of the late Columbus Jones: mother of Leah E.

Jones, Mrs. Mildred Hayden and the late Jennie B. Jones: devoted grandmother of Genevieve Ilayden. Services at chapel, (53d and Harvard. Thursday.

April 8, at 3 p. m. Interment Mount Greenwood. KEITZMax Reitz, of 718 N. beloved husband of Sophie D.

Reitz; dear brother of Albert. Resting at funeral home, 5708 Madison-st. where services will be held Wednesday, April 7, 2 p. m. Interment Waldheint KILROYMichael F.

Kilroy, April 4, 1937, beloved husband of the late Nora Cusick Kilroy, father of Martin, Peter, Mrs. Margaret Ohm, Mrs. Maude Kinney oi Milwaukee, and the late Mrs. Mary Munroe and brother of Mrs. J.

R. Rush and the late Patrick Kilroy. Funeral Wednesday at 9:30 a. In from residence. 2321 Berwyn avenue, to St.

Mathias church. Interment Calvary. KLEINPeter Klein. 538 Belmont avenue; beloved husband of Malhilda, nee Winkler, fond father of Harold, Lillian Spieler, Myrtle Hoskin, and Florence. Funeral Tuesday, 2 P.

at chapel. 3021 Lawrence avenue. Interment Austria-Hungarian Verein cemetery. Pease omit flowers. KOENIGKatherina Koenig nee Miller, wife of the late Edward.

dear mother of J. M. and William J. Lithall and the late Anna Carp. Funeral Wednesday at 9:30 a.

front funeral home, 1732 to St. Henry church. Burial St. Boniface. KUEHNCharles H.

Kuehn, age 77 years, late of 5908 Grace street: beloved husband of Caroline Kuehn, fond father of Mrs. Erna Heinold, Harry, and Edward C. Kuehn. Services Wednesday, April 7, at 2 P. at chapel, 2341 Milwaukee avenue.

Interment Forest Home. LEITZAnna Leitz. 8408 Rhodes avenue. April 5, 1937, wife of the late William Leitz, sister of Dorothy. Otto and August Jungblut, Mrs.

Henry Last and Mrs. Frank Hagenberg. Services at chapel. 63d and Harvard. Wednesday, April 7.

2 13 m. Interment Elmhurst, Joliet, LEWISCatherine Lewis, beloved wife of William. fond mother of Mrs. Margaret Hendricks, and Arthur Lewis, grandmother of Anina Mae Lewis, sister of George Weimer. Services 1:30 p.

m. Thursday, at residence, 5710 S. Wood street. Interment Cedar Park. LOHRMANGeorge H.

Lohrman, April 5, of 601 N. Leelaire avenue, husband of Edith Lohrman. Services Wednesday, April 7, at 11 a. at chapel, 121 Madison street, Oak Park, at Lombard avenue. Interment Mound Grove cemetery, Kankakee, LUTHJEMaria Luthje, April 5.

beloved wife of the late Henry Luthje. fond mother of Frank H. and the late Mary Slaw. Mon and Gustav Luthje. Funeral Wednesday, April 7, at 2 p.

at residence, 2831 Milwaukee avenue. Interment Eden. MANCINIAngelo Mancini, husband of the late Anna: dearly beloved father of Mrs. Marie Ventrella, grandfather of Angelo and Samuel. Funeral Thursday 9:30 a.

at. from chapel, 1946-48 Ogden avenue. corner Harrison street, to St. John's Presbyterian church. Interment Oakridge Abbey.

Information, Seeley 0463. MANLEYMartin Manley. April 4: husband of Eleanor Flanigan Manley, father of Alicia, Eleanor and Lucille Harris, brother of Mrs. Joseph Daley of Columbus. Wis.

Funeral Wednesday at 9:30 a. m. from residence, 7812 Cornell avenue to Our Lady of Peace church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. MENGLEMarta Y.

Mengle, April 5, beloved daughter of the late Dr. and Mrs. S. G. Mengle.

fond sister of Mrs. Frankie Y. Jones. Funeral services Wednesday at 2 p. at, residence, 4455 Woodlawn avenue.

Interment at Oak Woods. MITCHELLFrank Mitchell, 6913 Union avenue, April 5, 1937, beloved husband of Catherine Mitchell, father of Chester E. and Stanley C. 11. Mitchell.

Services at chapel, 63d and Harvard, Thursday. Anril 8, at 1 p. m. Interment Oakland, Dalton, Illinois. MORHARDChristine W.

Morhard, of 7147 S. Michigan avenue, beloved wife of Charles, loving mother of Elsie, Mrs. Sophia Campbell, and Mrs. Charlotte Pearson. Funeral Wednesday April '7, 2 p.

at chapel, 851 E. 75th street. Interment Evergreen. MORRISMartha Morris, beloved daughter of Jennie, fond sister of Joseph, Louis, Ralph, Dorothy Wolfson, Manuel, Ben, and Rose Korth. Funeral Wednesday, 10:30 a.

at chapel. 3021 Lawrence avenue. Interment Jewish Waldheint MORRISSEY Wilfred Morrissey, beloved husband of Edna Morrissey, fond father of David. Funeral Thursday at 9:30 a. from funeral home, 4401 Lawrence avenue, to St.

Edward church. Interment St. Joseph cemetery. ILLNellie S. Hill.

April 5, wife 01 Wks ham C. Hill, mother of Robert S. Hill. Funeral bervices at her residence, 7339 Yates avenue. Wednesday, 2 p.

ne Inter- lleolIveHdOwL130e Motartyhe ment Carbondale, of Elsie Haertel, George and Walter. grand- HI nee IT ansio, thbeer. mother of 5 grandchildren. Funeral at 1:30 P. m.

Wednesday, April 7. from chapel. 115 Broadway. Melrose Park, to St. Paul Evan- p.

to St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran kelical Lutheran church, llth avenue and Lake street, Melrose Park; services at 2 p. m. Interment Elm Lawn. AMIESONJohn A.

Jamieson, 215 Wood- land avenue, La Grange, passed away Sun- day morning, April 4, husband of Madge Bruce, brother of Gordon; of Glasgow, and Inez Ames of Antioch, Ill. Serv- ices Marseilles, at 2 p. m. Wednesday. )NESJosephine Jones, 3442 W.

April 5. 1937; beloved wife of the late Columbus Jones; mother of Leah E. Jones, Mrs. Mildred Hayden and the late Jennie Jones; devoted grandmother of Gene- vieve Hayden. Services at chapel, ii3c1 and Thursday.

April 8, at 3 p. m. Interment Mount Greenwood. EITZMax Reitz, of 718 N. beloved husband of Sophie D.

Reitz; clear brother of Albert. Resting at funeral home, 5708 where services will be held Wednesday, April 7, 2 P. en. Interment Waldhelm. F.

Kilroy, April 4, 1937, beloved husband of the late Nora Cueick Kilroy, father of Martin, Peter, Mrs. Mar- garet Ohm, Mrs. Maude Kinney of Milwau- kee, and the late Mrs. Mary Munroe and brother of Mrs. J.

R. Rush and the late Patrick Kilroy. Funeral Wednesday at 9:30 a. In from residence. 2321 Berwyn avenue, to St.

Mathias church. Interment Calvary. LEINPeter Klein. 538 Belmont avenue: beloved husband of Mathilda, nee Winkler, fond father of Harold. Lillian Spieler.

Myrtle Hoskin, and Florence. Funeral Tuesday, 2 P. at chapel. 3021 Law- Fence avenue. Interment Austria-Hungarian Verein cemetery.

Pease omit flowers. COENIGKatherina Koenig nee Miller, of the late Edward. dear mother of J. M. and William J.

Lithall and the late Anna Carp. Funeral Wednesday at 9:30 a. front funeral home, 1732 to St. Henry church. Burial St.

Eoniface. CUEHNCharles H. Kuehn, age 77 years, of 5908 Grace street: beloved husband of Carolina Kuehn, fond father of Mrs. Erna Heinold, J. Harry, and Edward C.

Kuehn. Services Wednesday, April 7, at 2 P. me at chapel, 2341 Milwaukee avenue. Interment Forest Home. Leitz.

8408 Rhodes avenue, April 5, 1937, wife of the late William Leitz, sister of Dorothy, Otto and August Mrs. Henry Last and Mrs. Frank Hagenberg. Services at chapel. 634:1 and Harvard, Wednesday, April 7.

2 ti Interment Elmhurst, Joliet, Lewis, beloved wife of fond mother of Mrs. Margaret and Arthur Lewis, grandmother of Anina Mae Lewis, sister of George Weimer. Services 1:30 p. m. Thursday, at residence, 5710 S.

Wood street. Interment Cedar Park. H. Lehrman, April 5, of 601 N. Leclaire avenue, husband of Edith Lehrman.

Services Wednesday, April 7, at 11 a. at chapel, 121 Madison street, Oak Park, at Lombard avenue. Interment Mound Grove cemetery, Kankakee, Ill. LUTHJEMaria Luthje, April 5. beloved wife of the late Henry Luthje.

fond moth- of Frank H. and the late Mary Slaw- son and Gustav Luthje. Funeral Wednes- day, April 7, at 2 p. m. at residence, 2831 Milwaukee avenue.

Interment Eden. LIANCINIAngelo Mancini, husband of the Anna; dearly beloved father of Mrs. Marie Ventrella, grandfather of Angelo and Samuel. Funeral Thursday 9:30 a. tn.

from chapel, 1946-48 Ogden avenue. corner Harrison street, to St. John's Presbyterian church. Interment Oakridge Abbey. Information, Seeley 0463.

SIANLEYMartin Manley. April 4: husband of Eleanor Flanigan Manley, father of Alicia, Eleanor and Lucille Harris, brother Mrs. Joseph Daley of Columbus. Wis. Funeral Wednesday at 9:30 a.

m. from yes- idence, 7812 Cornell avenue to Our Lady of Peace church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Y. alengle, April 5, beloved daughter of the late Dr.

and Mrs. S. G. Mengle, fond sister of Mrs. Frankie Y.

Jones. Funeral services Wednesday at 2 at residence, 4455 Woodlawn avenue. Interment at Oak Woods. MITCHELLFrank Mitchell, 6913 Union avenue, April 5, 1937, beloved husband of Catherine Mitchell, father of Chester E. and Stanley C.

11. Mitchell. Services at 63d and Harvard, Thursday. Anril 8, at 1 p. m.

Interment Oakland, Dalton, Illinois. YIORHARDChristine W. Morhard, of 7147 S. Michigan avenue, beloved wife of loving mother of Elsie, Mrs. Sophia Campbell, and Mrs.

Charlotte Pearson. Funeral Wednesday April '7, 2 p. at chapel, 851 E. 75th street. Inter- Evergreen.

Morris, beloved daughter of Jennie, fond sister of Joseph. Louie, Dorothy Wolfson, Manuel, Ben, and Rose Korth. Funeral Wednesday, 10:30 a. rre, at chapel. 3021 Lawrence avenue.

Interment Jewish Waldheim. MORRISqEY Wilfred Morrissey, beloved husband of Edna Morrissey, fond father of David. Funeral Thursday at 9:30 a. funeral home, 4401 Lawrence avenue, St. Edward church.

Interment St. Joseph cemetery. Martin Manley Funeral Services to Be Tomorrow Funeral services for Martin Manley. a member of the building and grounds department of the University of Chicago for 33 years, will be held at 9:30 a. m.

tomorrow from the home at 7812 Cornell avenue to Our Lady of Peace church. Burial will be in Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Mr. Manley, who was 74 years old, died on Sunday after a brief illness. He is survived by his widow, Eleanor, and three daughters.

RIDIGERAdolph Ridiger. late of 868 eal- dine avenue, beloved brother of Mrs. G. H. Teedelhofen, Albert and August Ridigers Funeral Wednesday, 3 p.

at chapel, 929 Belmont avenue. Interment Graceland. fond BbinrdoetLrbeloor, Mrs. sbeonrda, Roth, Frank and Erwin W. Bender.

En- DHE neral Wednesday. 2 P. at ehapel, 929 Belmont avenue. Interment Roeehill. ROBERTSSamuel B.

Roberts, April 5, be2 loved husband of Hannah May Roberts, ether of Mrs. George Cowan, Mrs. Cora Blair, and the late Joseph S. Roberts. Ma sonic services at his residence, 1400 Chase avenue.

Wednesday, April 7, at 3 p. interment Bosehill cemetery. ROBINSONFrencis L. Robinson, April 5. age 88 years.

father of Mrs. Lellah Castater and Lester F. Services at chapel, 63d and Harvard avenue, Wednesday. at 4 p. m.

Interment Homer, Mich. Marshall, paper please copy. ROOD--William H. G. Rood, beloved husB.

band of the late Anna, use Mullane, fond father of William, Arthur, Raymond, Ed-Harvard, ward, and Clarence. Funeral Wedneesdaer, 9 a. from funeral home, 2843 N. Clark street, to St. Sebastian church.

Inter- ment Calvary. ROWANMary Rowan nee Cunningham, beloved wife of the late Edward. fond mother of Elizabeth Rowan and Mrs. Mary Dully: aunt of Catherine and Winifred Cunningham. Funeral Thursday, April 8.

at 9 a. m. from her late residence, 2430 S. Oak Park avenue, Berwyn, to St. dna church.

Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. Member of Ladies' auxiliary, A. O. H. SEABERGEthel L.

Seaberg, beloved wife of C. Leonard. fond daughter of if Mae Van Doozer, dear sister of Jessie E. Schrader, Harriet C. Seaburg, and Gertrude R.

Johnson. Services Wednesday, April 7, at 2 p. at late residence, 1126 N. Latrobe avenue. Interment Mount Emblem.

Member of Comrade Jahries circle, No. 103, Ladies' G. A R. SHEPHERDJohn Wilkes Shepherd. April 5, 1937, of 9801 S.

Hoyne avenue: fond husband of Mary Sanders Shepherd. Servwife ices at chapel, 63d and Harvard. Tuesday. April 6, at 8 p. m.

Interment private. STARRHenry Starr of New York, beloved husband of the late Raechel Hilson Starr, fond father of Sam, So), Rebecca Bobbe. Lillian Greenfield, and Rose Sachs, father-late mslaw of Phoebe Starr. Graveside service at Free Sons cemetery, Wednesday, 11 a. ro.

Information Dorchester 6110. STANLIKFrances Stanlik, beloved wife of Joseph, fond mother of William elsh A. and Elizabeth Rakonska. Funeral Wednesday. April 7.

at 10 a. front funeral home. 6617 W. BerJungblut, wyn, to Bohemian National cemetery chapel. Call Lawndale 3240.

STASTNYBarbara Stastny, loving daughter of Katherine Stastny, beloved sister of Anna, James, and Charles; fond sister-inWilliam, law of Marie; beloved aunt of Carl. FuHendricks, neral services Thursday, April 8. at 1:31 p. at late residence, E. 320 S.

Lincoln street. Interment Bohemian National cemetery. For information call Prospect 9870 or 4758. SULLIVANPeter suddenly-, April 3, 1937: beloved husband of Annie, nee Stanza. fond father of George brother of Frank.

Alex, Philip. and tha Rev. Charles Sullivan, S. and the late Mrs. Thomas Hoy, Mrs.

James Gahagen and James Sullivan. Funeral from late residence, 662 Wellington avenue. Wedneser day. April 7. at 9 :30 a.

to Our Lady of Mount Carmel church. TRABEYMargaret McHugh Trahey, April 3, 1937, wife of the late Daniel fond mother of David Madelyn Paine, May-late belle McVey, and Daniel M. Funeral Wednesday. 9:30 a. from daughter's home, 178e E.

72d. place, to St. Laurence church. Burial Holy Sepulchre. Lafayette 1664.

VINCIJoseph Vinci, beloved husband ot Josephine nee (Social. fond father of James, brother of James and Mrs. Francis Castalone. Funeral Thursday, 9 a. un, from late residence, 8337 S.

Keating aveof nue, to St. icholas church. interment Mount Carmel. Prospect 0600. Tee WAGNEREdward H.

Wagner, late of 8 S. Throop street, beloved husband of KathSIENGLEMarta erne nee Meyers. dear father of the Rev. Joseph Stanley J. and Anne, brother of Mrs.

Helen Werner, Mrs. Elizabeth Gabler, and the late John. Funeral Thurap. day, April 8, at 9 :30 a. from funeral home, 7013 S.

Racine avenue, to St. Kilian. church. Interment St. Mary's.

Member St. Augustine No. 1419, K. of C. Stewart 0480.

WELCOMERose Welcome fnee Gilles. be-chapel, loved wife of the late Frank Welcome, fond mother of Mrs. Irene Koch and the late Harold, sister of Mrs. Mary Leary and Mrs. Clara Baker.

Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a. me from residence, 609 S. Elm-Charles, wood avenue, Oak Park, to Aeceneion church. Interment Mount Carmel. WHITEJohn Joseph White, beloved son of Catherine Toomey White and the late Edment ward, fond brother of Olbeer William, OfORRISMartha ficer Edward, Mrs.

J. Picatte, Catherine, Rath, Genevieve, the late Mrs. Marie Con-Ralph, Jan. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a. from his late residence, 8150 S.

Sangamon street. to St. Leo church. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Stewart 7700.

WOLFHarrie Wolf, beloved husband ot the late Rose, tear father of Harry, Sam, Rebecca Simon, Mandel, Celia Warshaw-from sIcy, Max, and Yetta Fisher; 25 grand-to children, and 5 great-grandehildren. Funeral Tuesday, 1:30 p. at chapel, 3125 W. Roosevelt-id. Interment Jewish Walitheim.

NYLANDEROscar I. Nylander and daugh- ter, Ina, suddenly, of 7921 S. Wood street. ZINAVEARStanley Vincent Zinaveah or beloved husband and daughter of Esther, 3342 W. elet street, beloved father of loving father and sister of Vernon.

Funeral Joseph and Elizabeth Driggett. father-inWednesday, April 7, at 2 p. me at Ogden law of Catherine Zinaveale and Steven Park Mission Covenant church, 66th street Driggett. Funeral Wednescley, April 7. at and Hermitage avenue.

Remains at chapel, 1:30 p. rn. from chapel, 5340 S. leedzml 6000 S. Halsted street.

until Wednesday avenue, to Oak Woods cremetery. Reprees noon. Interment Oak Hill. lie 8340. (AIMERTI5MENT3 Mtss Marta Mengie Dies at 45 After Long Illness Miss Marta Meng le, 45 years old, 4455 Wood lawn avenue, a daughter of the late Dr.

Samuel G. Meng le, south side physician, died in her home yesterday after a long illness. She is survived by a sister. Mrs. ACQUITTED OF BRICK THROWING.

Peter Nardi, 34 years old, 1120 Milwaukee avenue, was acquitted by a Municipal court jury yesterday or throwing bricks at a policeman on strike duty at the Stewart Diecastjag- corporation. 4535 Yu Horton avenue. 1711Y DO YOU ITCH, SCRATCH 113 SUFFER? 17 0 I kk ij 11 PO Elgin Services Today for Aaron Jones, Civil War Vet Funeral services for Aaron S. Jones, years old, Elgin civil war veteran, will be held this afternoon in the chapel at 265 East Chicago street, Elgin. lie died in his home at 326 Gertrude street, Elgin.

Mr. Jones was born near Algonquin, McHenry county. He served with Company of the llth Minnesota volunteers. He is survived by two daughters. Burial will be in Bluff City cemetery.

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