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trIMMO DEATH NOTICES a I In the Air Tonight la Memoriam BIEDERMANNChrilttille R. Diedermann In sad and loving remembrance of our clear mother who panned away one year ago today. Dee. 11. 1927.

HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. lifELSFILMANKalman A. Meiselman memory of our dear buaband and fond lather. who paaked away Dec. 10.

1924. LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN. MARSHALL FIELD WOODS, 65, EMPLOYE FOR 60 I POLICE VETERAN, YEARS IS DEAD 1 TAKEN6BY DEATH 116111 Elmer Hears 1928 Musical Comedy Hits 6 73(1-8 Nichthawks W-G-N 416.4m.-720k.11. 1 Floorwalker. W-G-N of the Violin.

WLS 3 I S44Evereatly Hour. NBC System, inclutitur W-G-N 416.4m.-71Wk.). app.r,1 program. ICTIC SyRtorn. ineluding KYW Club Eskimos.

NBC System, including W-G-N 720k. i John A. Devlin, an of llar-i Sergt. Patrick Woods, 'veteran Chi- --1 1 shall Field Field Co. for more than GO cago policeman whose service extend- .414 4 matter tutaCYCLIS years, died suddenly yesterday of a led back to World's Fair days, died yes -stroke of apoplexy at his apartment Ea at the 13r terday at his home, 1759 st 72d ewster hotel.

500 Diversey parkway. lie was 82 years old. I place. Several months ago while at I In August, 1926, when Mr. Devlin I work in tile East Side station he sufrounded out his sixtieth year of fered a stroke of apoplexy, from which Tuesday, December 11 secutive service in the merchandising! he never recovered.

Sergi. Woods was firm, the wholesale division at Adams i and Wells streets practically suspend-1 65 Years Old. II is trurvived by ed business for a day to give him a I widow, two sons, one of whom is celebration. Ile retired the following Lieut. Michael Woods, secretary to Def.

31. i i Police Commissioner Ilussell, and two A RANIBLING, rollicking Mr. Devlin amused his hearers on i daughters. Funeral services will be I farce taken out of the mid-the event of the celebration by telling 1 lorad frr.m ti Rt. -nye- I 44 1 oit 11 ea fte.c.rith foo.ri tt and ChicagoI held from the residence to St.

die of the fifteenth century and Anti Finds They're jug to Brag About. It. Noth-I BLOCKS I 1 GUN RESETTING ON BATTLESHIPS of his experiences during the Law-I fire in 1871. Levi Z. Leiter, then al rence church at 9 a.

in. Thursday. submitted for your approval to-partner in the firm, helped him haul i Burial will he in Calvary cemetery. night. The musical sketch by some of the valuable merchandise over to the lake front, and finally to the Edmond Audran telling of the Leiter home, to keep it from the change in the bad luck of the flames.

Mr. Devlin last visited his office on 1 farmer, Rocco, when he finds Ile is survived by three A Pal I Himself a mascot, Bettina. It Thursday children: Mrs. Charles T. will be produced as only the Mrs.

Emily Corbett, and Edward 7- W-G-N Players can produce. fire in 1871. Levi Z. Leiter, then al rence church at 9 in. Thursday.

partner in the firm, helped him haul Burial will he in Calvary cemetery. some of the valuable merchandise over to the lake front, and finally to the Leiter home, to keep it from the flames. r1 Irro Mr. Devlin last visited his office on 71-." A a a A a Thursday. Ile is survived by three 24 r.

st EJA7t. children: Mrs. Charles T. Wheelock, Mrs. Emily Corbett, and Edward ns LI' ri.sa tr arras rt taasta: r----.

a A a st: sr. ss ra, sr Es' Devlin. ltt; BY ELMER DOUGLASS. The Family party program, from New York, through NV-G-N, 8:30 to 9:30. Wa-s devoted entirely to the musical comedy hits of 1928.

Due to the chain broadcasts of these programs, they have a very large audience, and the designers of the entertainment know their business. Just the rne, Judging from the hits" of 1928 as given last night, it cannot be said that 1928 can be proud of its achievements in this fieldtaking it for granted that the selections given furnish a true cross section of the year's shows. Arrangements for orchestra are all right musically and otherwise, but the songs are terribly weak and the words are Inexcusably trivial and inconsequential. (Picture on back page.) Hundreds of friends and aenoelates! attended the funeral of James A. Pat-i ten yesterday at the First Presby-i chureh in Evanston.

Some of the farm folks from in and' shjut Sandwich, IlL, where the firsti Fattens came ta in Illinois, came pay their and two of thee were among the who lifted hie casket. They were Edward Mosher i and Charles Patten. As for the grain men, there was a group from the laiard of Trade. men who had known! Mr. Patten in the last half century.

I Among Mr. ratten's old associates in the grain trade were the followirtr Sornuel P. Arnot, E. A. Cudahy, T.

E. Cunningham. 11. A. numsey; B.

A. Eckhart, D. A. Noyes, John C. Shaft.

Louie F. Swift, IL W. McKinnon. hemas E. Wilson.

J. W. Wood. Jamee S. C.

Harris, and A. F. Lied-Crain Pit Is Closed. The Board of Trede had been adurned a half hour earlier than usual isterday, at 12:45, in honor of the man whose name had been atnong the nest known in the roll of the board's members. Evarstoolars, were led by Mayor Charles H.

rartlett. Mr. Patten himeelf had been maynr of Evanston twente-the years ago. Waiter Dill Seott. president ef Northwestern university, which Mr.

Patten had aided financially many times. was present, and so was Itotert W. Campbell. president of the university trustees. Two Evanston friends of Mr.

Patteni Perkins Lass and William W. Ducharianwere pall bearers, the others being Edward Westbrook and a W. Snow of Chicago. Many Notables Attend. Arrong the other well known persens present were Governor Elect Lotilm L.

Emmerson. James Hamilton Lewis, Samuel Insult. David E. Shanahan, Frank J. Loesch, William It Dawes.

and a group of notables from the Association of Commerce, includIT B. F. John V. O'Leary. Joseph IL Not Clifford W.

Barnes, W. Rufus Abbott, Frank S. Winarug, Thomas E. Donnelley, John T. Plrie, Charles M.

ModerwelL David R. Forean, Harry A. Wheeler. Fred W. Sate t.

and Charles H. Markham. The body hy in state at the church tween 1:30 yesterday afternoon until the service began o'clock. Dr. David Hugh Jones, pastor at the church.

led the rervice, and was by Dr. James G. McClure, president-emeritus of the McCormick seminary, and Dr. John Timothy Stone of the Fourth Presbyterian ehurch of Chicago. Bridge Friends Parted.

The famous A Cappella choir from Northwestern university sang. Among the mourners were the three surviving members of a bridge four which played the game with faithful regularity every Saturday night at the Emerson club in Grove etreet, EvH aneton. Mr. Patten will be missed ia.rely and the game probably broken! in, said these survivors. who are P.

Merrick. Frank E. Lord, snd Col. William Stahl. EMES, MRS.S.R.JEWETT, LAWYER'S DIES SUDDENLY1 Washington, D.

Dec. to the navy's battleship modernization plans developed in the senate today when an attempt was made to obtain approval of a measure authorizing the elevation of the turret guns on the Pennsylvania and Arizona. As a result the program to bring this country's old capital ships up to date may be delayed another year. The alterations contemplated for the Pennsylvania and Arizona, the oldest of the oil burning battleships, include the placing of additional armor protection On the decks, reboilering, elevation of the turret guns, modernization of the fire control Eyfftem, and the installation of blisters and an up-to-date 5 inch anti-aircraft battery. In asking that the bill be acted on immediately by the senate Senator Frederick Hale chairman of the naval affairs committee, said the majority of the eighteen battleships in the United States navy are outramted by British battleships.

Immediate action on the bill was blocked by Senator William 11. King Utah. I think this bill should be passed over until the pending cruiser bill comes up for action," said the Utah senator. "I am very much opposed to the reactionary policy of some persons who are connected with the navy and I would like to have the whole Question threshed out at one FRANK BARDEN, ten or, will be heard on the 10:25 program tonight. Barden is one of the foremost tenors on the air, as is shown by his enormous following.

Assisting the tenor are Jean Goldkette and his W-G-N Dance Orchestra and the W-G-N Concert Orchestra. Though so different in character both of these are recognized as the best of radio musical organizations. --0-- The Technical school chorus, in their program from WLS, 9,30 to 10. were altogether admirable in their youthful. exuberant way.

That they were well drilled was evident from their unaccompanied singing of madrigal types of music. Martin's "Gavotte," played by an instrumental trio violin, cello, and piano, provided real fun for the listener this piece being extremely charming and the amateur trio's slips adding to the fasciruition of the whole thing. Wehad an interesting recital by Joseph Ilobrovich, tenor first time on the air, arid Olda Jirousek, cellist, from W-G-11. 9:30 to 10. Mr.

Bobrovich's voice tone is so melancholy and forlorn that it weighs one down. lie Is a well trained and experienced singer, no question about that, La he adds something decidedly different in radio. Mrs. Lucy McCormick Jewett, widow I of Samuel Rountree Jewett, prominent Chicago lawyer who diet' in 1922, was found dead yesterday after- noon in her apartment at the Ambassador Hotel East. Mrs.

Jewett, who was in her early sixties, had apparently died of heart disease- She was a sister of the late Robert S. McCormick. Since the death of her husband, Mrs. Jewett had spent much of her time in travel. She was a member of the Fortnightly, Friday.

and Arts clubs. Three daughters and one on survive Mrs. Jewett. They are Mrs. Goafrey Lundberg, who writes for THE TRIBUNE under the name of Eleanor Jewett; Mrs Karl Krueger of Seattle, Mrs.

Leo Beady of Balitmore, and McCormick Jewett of Chicago. Funeral plans will be announced later. The New Green Diamond Eight Here is superlative value nine tubes push pull amplification a superb value in a beautiful cabinet which will adorn your home complete with Dynamic Speaker, 19750 less tubes, But act promptly ye want quick delivery. Twelve montbs to pay if dfred. Free installation and service.

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MAN. Nathan Brown. owtier of an oil filling station at 4137 South Kedzie avenue. was kidnapeAl by two armed men last night and. after being driven several blocks in an alltomobile.

was robbed of $15 FOUR experts at the good old game will deal, bid and play a band of bridge this afternoon, and after they finish each bid and card played will be explained in full. V1.12"112.1it iii ka iii Sit LA tir112.LA ti La kii iii WI air 4 AA a i Mr. Ilrousek must have been in an unusual mood. First was the "Rol Nidrel lament, followed by a "Farmer dance by Hugo Schlemuller, evidently in two divisions. The first was a striking affair with the, low string prf.dominating.

The second was, well, what was it? Obviously an etude, with a sustained pedal rote on the same low string and with all kinds of fancy work for the other fingers on the other string or strings. How he did this I ean't even trnagine. The New EH OW INR, Has ftEvelything The New 3 it I i' I 1H v.ifrA Has ttverything I SI IA. iiv.aiR3v7. J.

7.M417:rev.iedtt-'4,..fT:OL.rt.e.:e11121,1.: Mee J. ei. Ae aee .4. at, 'lee 1 Irving Pare-heel. Funeral notes Wee.

REeve-Georee beloved hestere Kittle-nee. father of Norma eferrie. vr el red llossard. Adehna beaten of 0.. and waiter.

leueeree poet's later. REMINGTON-Ttornee Harold Sean.ey Melon, leovel husbeed of Rote Clark. fattier of leetr Claza PomereeFuneral from reeidetele. e47 Eberteree Thureiey, 1:3, re re to tit eh eel. 1 ir.

eaeood are etee.afeee burial eleunt Lope. Meenter of 4.Z lodee. No. el7. A.

I. A. M. ROGATI-Georee Romitz. D.

9. 3317 teloved lanabaad Ida Rogatz. fend father of Itereamin. ea. race.

Nathan Sierey. Heinen, ere Rogatz. eerveee at ehapee 3e5e 2.0", -r velt-rd Tweelay. Dee. 11 at 1 p.m Ja.

terrnent P. 0. V. ROOS-Fred L. Roos of 6227 N.

Berme ave beloved huetiane of mare, Itooe. father of Fred son of Les Lee aeobert Roos eel Herriet E. Root beet! Roteet Harriet Roo" eeselai au William Boos. Funeral noues later. ROSSMAN-Maulle Henrietta ROSMail, tee Harden, mother of M-s.

W. D. Paine Giadye and Ruth. tester of Jae, fa; and Harley Paelter. Services Tuerlay.

from late residence, 94 S. tirange. SCANLON-Winifred Sr-ardent. ens Vete be loved wife of John J. Sennien, fend mother of 3Iarie Genevieve L.

John T. Geore A. and Winifred dauehter of the in Thomas ane Winifrel Keefe, trigmr of Joe, II. Keefe of Sioux City. Lae: Frank ot El Pao.

Louise Keefe of Chicsee, Mrs. T. H. lievlin and eine Rarry Gale- rher and Ursula and Theresa Keefe of Lee i Aga. igmele efrComal.

et to St. Mere eburth. Member ot St etel's court. L. C.

B. St. Lawrence ie court. W. C.

O. E. Interment Calvary. SCHROEDER-Jesale B. Schroeder.

two Col. ling, suddenly. Dec. 9. wife of Otto Slime-der.

mother of Burton Seertess at ehapel. 1'253-55 N. Clark-gt, Wetheedee Dee. 12. at 2 p.

re. Interment leeetill cemetery. SCI1 tIL'rE-Herreen W. Schulte, Dee: 11 1928. late 01 Hood-ay, beloved bus.

band of Marie nee and be. loved on of Mrs. Mary and the tete Wil. liam Shute. fond brother of Mrs.

Wheel- el, er Ling. Mrs. Alfred Lohme, Menem end ti Elmer Sehuee. eon-in-law of 14r. and J.

B. Daenziger. Member of Lineola Pare commandery, No. 64, K. T.

Edgeineer lodge, O. 901. A. I. A.

IL. Greed Crossing chapter. No. 219. R.

A. In penal eouncie No. 85. R. S.

14.. F. neral. Tuesday. D.

11, 19. at 2 p.m, from chapel. 929 Belmont-ay. IntermeM Graeeland. -i SECKER-Mary Ann Seeker.

D. 10. 1. i beloved wife of the late Mathias Seeker fond mother of Ruth. Funeral Tbnneley Dee.

13. at 9:30 a. ne. from St. Michael church.

Burial S. Michael's cemetery 1. Wheaton. I SEELIG-Clara Seelig-. nee Grombaches.

N. Spaulding-ave beloved wile ot Darrel mother of Lester. sister ef the late Loue Grornbachet, Bertha Hahn. Funeral day, Dee. IL at 2 p.

rte. from chapel. 302S yShbrlok.vedbefli7th'der bottstitzdf Rote I SHY() ert F. Shank. late of 2'219 Eetee-av.

Meeber of Mizpah lodge. No. 76S I. a it, M. Funeral and aaonie eerie ety it neral home.

6959 N. Claek-st We-Mester. 2 p. tn. interment Acacia Park.

ceineere SDAON-Meendel Simon, beloved husband of the late rennie cannon. nee Hurwitz. dew a father of Dnrothy. Molly, Lstelle and Ire Late of 5e4 Cornelia-eve Tusk 10 a. from chapel.

4437 Broadway. Interment at SWAN-Hulda Anteermann Swan. D. 9, 1928. mother of Mrs, William W.

Loomis. meter of Itra. Edwin L. Ilastenatein, Max and Frank Auseermann. Funeral peewee private at the reeidence of her deughter.

4759 Wednesday iit 330 P. oe Interment Oakwooes cerneterY. Pleaseon1 flowers. SUTTER-William Geneve Stetter St Fog Lake. Ille Dec.

9. 1928, aged 72 lather of harry L. Sutter. Puttered Weemete day, 1:30 te ni from funeral home. 20 N.

Central-av, AUSLIII. under ziesetem Glen Ellen lodge No. 950, F. I A. M.

Interment Fort Home TRODSON-Johanna Christina Trodeon. Die. 10. beloved mother of Andrew 3L Mrs. Ida Wrborg ar.d Mrs.

Ray Jee Bete Alfred Trodeon and tho Ciller, Trodson. Funeral IVedneedier. 2 P. from refdelenm 372e N. leddare-av.

la. terment Graceland. VAN WORMER-bars Van Wormer. etre war veteran. aged 86 yeara, Dee- 8.

a IL' 1754 W. Manrooytt Chicago. Be wee of Co. H. 1t35th New Volunteer.

VLSROCM-Maegnerito Viskneil. nee McGriatt, Monday. Dec. lte 1928. att Fit.

Jemmies hoepitaL Joliet. Ill. Survived by ter lew band. Joeteph Viekoell daintier of Pat-reek McGrath and the late Alexi MeGemb aster of Sirs. J.

Royce, Mrs. Wale? Invest. wiez Eileen McGrath and three brothers. Allen arid Leo of New York, and MaYla01bi of Lemont. Ill.

Funeral notee laier. WALKER-Bessie Walker. nee Houdek, beloved eife Of John. fond mother Of Joeeph. Helen.

Leonard. and Mildred, 1101r of Mary eobureles and James lioudele te- neral from late retadence. 4516 N. Crswford, Wednesday, Dore 12. at 3 p.

la. Sew-ices at Bohemian National cerneterY etlaP4' WALLS-Fantee A. Walla. Dee. 10., 6813 Ilarper-av mother of Mare Helen Blakeslee of Chicago.

ami Edward Ji Walls of San lerativisco. Servitil Wedeee day. Dee. 12, at 2 p. me at Christ churls.

teeth and Woodlawn-ar. Intereoeut OM' woods. omit towers. WALSH-Raymond Thomas Welsh. reed 5, Yeara, dearly beloved son of Thome.

tere Betsy Walsh. rite Reese: grandelted et Han. Reese and Rose Wednesday, Dec. 12, at 2 p. mi.

from Par- ents' residence. 1835 Waehburne-av. Baria at Oakridge cemetery. Information tOi Canal fleece or 265e. Weal-Pe-John J.

Ward. Dec. 10. 19.1.1...be' loved husband of Helen Ward, win of Strail Ward, brother of Alter; acid Mimi Servicea at retidence, 623J Thursday. Dee.

le. at p. fee entenneat at Mount Greenwood. WATSON-Thomas C. Watson.

6532 e'reesen. plain-are busliand of Louise, 9. Services Westriesday, I p. rte. lette041, Memorial Cengregational ehurch.

65th sAo to Lineoln cemeter3e WelbSTLia-gelen leeoeter. Dee. te 192a the home. 6.511 beloved wile of Burt Webeter. fond mother of lers.

M. J. McGrath. Helen Erneet and Eaither C. Webseer.

Fueteral Ferrule. al St. ClaraS church. 6402 and Woottlawlk Wedn.yday at le a. m.

Interment 1101 se utetuae. WILDER-Efa Dell Wilder. fond wife of tbe late Georee beloved mother Of Vrt birdie Wells. Remaitio at home. 1204' Parnell-eve until 11 a.

m. 14'ednestel Funeral serviees at chapel. 304-8 W.11935. ate Wednewlay. Dec.

12. at 2 re m- ern Star set-wee-a by Fides chapter O. dee' Interment 3.1ount Greenwood, For wog, nla I IOU call Pullman ti1 ei4. WOODS-Sergt. Patrick II.00,la.

buBbairtil 0, Elizabeth O'Dee Woods. tether of leelL al tehael Patriek Mrs. Ateistagie teGallagher. Mrs. Ellen Sehlae.

brotbtr el Mrs. Jebel Dii teen of eye tetrieid. r11- I'lliomas, Jeremiah of Sseeice. the late John, Michael. Jetnee.

Rebert. and Mrs. Altee O'Reilly. Funeral Tbarvday. Dec.

13. at 9 a. frem reselente 1750 E. 2d-ple to St. Lew-ewe church.

Determent Calvary. ZARAZLNSEI-Julia Zarazinaki. Dee. 9. be; loved wile of the late Mahone'.

tor' mother of Julia etrelau Del" te tit o. ic awl. Frank and learne Y. YIP nura I SVednesday. Dec.

le, at li 11. In Irv eatiehter's residenee. 2e.37 to it' eainte 4 hurce, thence to All eaueta crane- teey ANGSTENElizabeth Angsten. beloved wife of the late Joseph. devoted mother of Sister altu-y Ames, Sister Mary Mel-tine.

Jotteph Cherie Henry Mrs. L. J. Pecher and Katherine. Funeral Weenesday at 9:15 a.

tre. from late residenee. 5724 to St. Martin's church. where requiem high matte will be eelebrated.

Interment St. Atari's. Stewart 1908. BARNERCarrie A. Barrer, beloved wife of Eugene Berner.

fond sister of Birdie. Al. ben and Mary and the late John. pasted away Saturday, 3:43 p. ria.

Funeral Wednesday, 9 a. at St. Elizabeth's church, 41st and Wabash. Burial in Pans. Kentucky.

BELDENJohn S. Belden Dec, 10. at Omaha, brother of Charles P. Belden, Joseph C. Belden.

and Mrs. Roy aleWilhams. Services Graceland chapel. 2 p. Dec.

12. LaIRNHARDT Auensta Bernhardt. nese HoPee. age 74 years. clearly beloved wile of the late Jacob, fond mother of Muss Agnes Augueta Ellaesen.

Erwin. Jacob and Clarence. Funeral Wednesday. at 2 re from residence. 5039 N.

Long-ay. Interment Union Ridge. BINGLEYJohn T. Bingley late of 5141 Vet Carmen-av, beloved hueband of Julia nee Quinn, father of Geneve, John. James, Edward.

and Elizabeth. Arember of Div. 241. Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric IL. R.

Employes of America. Funeral Wednesday. Dee. 12. at 10:30 a.

ne. from 4815 N. Robey-at. Interment Roitehill. BOTTOMLEYAnna C.

Bottoraley. at Home for beloved sister of Mrs. John W. Struek, Mrs. George Byron.

and Judge David M. Remains at 558 E. 47th-st Until 9 a. tn. Wednesday.

Funeral serviees 10 a. ra. Wednesday at St. Thomas church, 55tiese and Kimbark-av. Inter-meet Arlington.

BURNSONMrs. Etna Burnson, Dee. 9. 1928, at her home. 6682 fond mother of Bessie IL.

and Robe Burnson, Mrs. Hilda O. Petersen, and Mrs. Edith B. Anderson.

airs. Burnson will be home until Wednesday morning. Servicee will be held from funeral home. 214 E. 115th-st Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Interment COLEWalter J. late of 1819 W. Garfield-blvd, Dec. 10. age 22 years.

beloved eon of Ernest and Beatrice. nee brother of Mrs. Henley Breakes. Member of South Gate lodge No. 968.

A. P. A. aL Prmeral Thursday, Dec. 13.

2 p. In- from chapel. 5652 S. Ashland. Interment Cedar Park eetneterY.

For information call Reeriblic 0078. DEVLINJohn Devlin. beloved husband of the late Rose Helen Devlin. fond father of Mrs. M.

Leo Cerbett, Detroit. Mrs. P. Wheelock, Minneapolis, Edward J. Devlin.

Chicago. and the late Rose H. Chaplin. Monday. Dec.

10. Funeral from his residence. Brewster hotel. 500 Divereey-pkwy, at 9:30 a. m.

Thursday to Mount Carmel church. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. DONNELLYSergt. Harry Donnelly. beloved husband of Anna Caden Donnelly, fond father of Joseph.

Harry and Mrs. John Burke. brother of Sister Mary De Chantel, James Donnelly. Nine Charles Callahan. and the late Chris Donnelly and Mary Callahan.

Funeral from residente, 15052 S. Thursday. Dec. 13, 9 a. ne.

St. Sabina's church. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery. For reservations Yards 476,5. DRESSERMary Dresser.

Dee. P. at St. Petersburg. wife of the late CoL J.

111. Dresser. mother of Emma C. Dean H. and the late Atta M.

and Jasper M. Dresser. Services at Bradshaw chapel. LataYette. Ind 2:30 p.

Wednesday. EPSTEINAbraham Epstein, aged 70 years. of 3857 Gladyteav beloved husband of Esther, fond father of Barney and tear. Late member of James Garfield lodge, No. 698.

I. O. O. F. Funeral Tuesday.

2 p. from chapel. 3125 Roosevelt-rd. Interment Jewish Waldheine Please omit flowers. FANTAFranklin J.

beloved on of Gertrude and Frank, brother of Vivian. Serrice at 3517 Divereey-av. Wedneeday. Dec. 12, 1928.

Interment at Bohemian National cemetery at 2 p. FREEDMANWilliam Freedman, beloved ateetand of Hannah May Preedlitart, father of May Rose, brother of airs. Rai Werner. yoneral Tuesday. 1 p.

in, from chapel, 942 E. 47th-4t. Interment Roseshill neacurymargaret Hanley forinerizr of 2959 Parnell-av, beloved daughter of tee late Patrick and Ellen, fond ouster of Patrick. Mrs. M.

Dorgan and the late Funeral Thursday at 8:30 rn. from her sister's residence. 6005 S. to Ail Saints ehurete Solecren requiem high reams. Interment Cla7197 cemeterl.

Pleats omit flowers. Spintual bouquets areeptese 'or reservations phone Stewart 7700. EMMAHerbert J. Hoeft. infant eon of Lester W.

and Helen Hoeft. nee Penner, brother of Leslie Lorratee, at parents' residence. 412 N. Oak Park. Funeral services Tueeday.

2 P. M. Interment Forest Home. LIEBSCHLyn N. Dee.

9, residence, 1167 S. Grove-av. Oak Park. beloved wife of Arthur dear mother of Eriel Florence and Arthur Richard sister of Mrs. Harry W.

King. Mrs. Frank Gladden. and Mrs. George Wilson.

Services; at chapel. 5708 W. Madison-at, Wodneadae at 2 p. Haterment a Oakridge. LINDHOLMJ.

Theodore Lindholm. age '70 years, fond father of Florence Erre. Eleanor. Ethel, and Theodore Lindholm Jr. Funeral servicee Wednesday at 2 p.

from late residence, 3717 Wilton-ay. Interment Rosehill. MANDEBUSKYM ary lit endebriski. O. beloved slitter of Sara Russakov.

Funeral services at chapel. 4437 Broadway. Tuesday at 2 p. ne Interment Western Star cemetery. Waldhelm.

MANTIL)WBessie Manilow, of 4258 Wattle ingtoteblvd aged 64 years. beloved wile of Wolf Manhole. fond mother of Sam. Mrs. Ida Flamm.

Dr. Louis. Nathan and Mrs. Roses Harris. dear grandmother of six grandchildren.

Member of King Solomon lodge. P. o. Workznan's Circle, Branch No. 176: Johanna lodge.

No. 21: Herman Setters. Funeral serviee Tuesday. Dee. 1928 at 11 a.

at chapel. 2123 Division-at. Interment Jewish Waldheira. For information call Humboldt 7705. MASONWilliam T.

Mayon. Sunday, Dee. 9. 19:28, husband of Lilly father of Robert F. Mason of Detroit and brother of George IL and Dr.

John B. and the late Dr. Frank G. Masson Funeral Tuesday, Dec. IL at 2 p.

ne. from his late residence. 4817 N. Ximball-av. Interment Forekt Home.

erEvoyCatherine M. McEvoy. nee Kane, Dee. 10. 1928.

at her residelets. 2019 N. Racine-av widow of the late William Me'- Evey, mother of Mrs. Margaret Itidgevray and Ella McEvoy. Funeral itervices from St.

Vincent's church Thursday. 9:30 a. M. Ir tertnent Mount Carmel. M'HUGHMrs.

liebeece, Jane McHugh. fond mother of Miss Nelle and Grace MeHuch of Chicaro and Mrs. Walter Kohlberg of El l'aso. sister of Mrs. Charles Peacock of Chicaro.

suddenly. Dee. 10, at El Paso. Tex. Funeral at El Paso.

Clinton 1111.1 Payers please copy. MUNNClarence Munn. It is with bereavement that Mr. Frank Munn and Mrs. Bar: bans Munn announce the death of father and brisband on Saturday.

Dec. 8. 1 a28. Funeral serviees Irons 718 N. State-at.

to St. Dorainic'e church at 9 a. M. Tuesday. Dee.

11. NEROAdeline C. Nero. beloved wife of the late Louis Nero, fond mother of Mrs. Reese Parenti, Mrs.

Frances Vitullo, Joseph. Mrs. Locy Fanelli, Mee Lottie SPirslm. Tessa'. and Mrs.

Emma Woody, at reside1)e. 5567 W. Monroe-tit. Funeral notice later. O'DONNELL Anthony O'Donnell.

aired 8 years. beloved on of Charles and Mary, nee Mc-Nulty: brother of Mile J. J. Chwatal. Richard.

Charles, John. Irene. Helen. Anna. Thomas.

Cathleen and Robert. Funeral Wednesday at 9:30 a. from sisters' reeidence, 3940 W. to Peetsbyterlan ettureb. to Mount Carmel cemetery.

DETAILS OF TODAY'S W-G-N- PROGRAM DAYTIME 9 to 10Digest of the Day's News. to Management. to 11For Shut-ins. 11 to 12Morning Musical; Happy Hank. 12 to Reports; Good Health and Training.

12:10 to Muskal 12:20 to Stories. 12:40 to Concert. 230 to 3Women's auk: Edward Barry, pianist. 3 to Mirsic: Lawrence Salerno. baritone; Mac Satt ley's Friends; Walter tenor.

9:30 to 4Bridge Game. 4 to 5Tea-time Music 5 to Book to 6Marshall Field Oett Air Castle. EVENING 6 to le Quitt's ranch mad Judy sets t. 61.30--430ninir Stock tins. 6:30 to 6Z0---Coon-5andera hawks.

6 ZO to Ahrlanack. 7 to 6Weather Reports; Rat60 Floorwalker. 9 to 9Evoready H. 9 to 10Musica1 Comedy. 10 to Tribune.

10:15 to Hungry Five. 10t25 to 11Jeen Goldketto and His W-G-N Dance Orchestra; Frank Barden. tenor. 11 to Ship. to Goidketts and His W-G-N Dance Orchestra.

12:15 to Meeker and His Draho Hotel Dance Orchestra. Sergt. Donnelly, Veteran of Police Force, Is Dead Sergt. Harry Donnelly, assigned as special police officer in the office of the city controller. died of pneumonia yesterday at the Jackson Park hospital after a two week's illness.

lie was 49 years old. lived at 8052 South May rPf.t. and had been a member of the police for for 20 years. Two years ago, during the investigation Into the disappeartnce of Aimee Semple MacPherson, Los Angeles evangelist, Donnelly effeeted the capture of Kenneth wrrniston in Pittsburgh. Ormiston, radio operator at Mrs.

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