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,11 0 CHICAGO DAILY TTIMITNE: TUESDAY. OCTOBETt A I I I In I 1 1 2 Sic -N CHICAGO DAILY TRIBTINrE TUES DAY. OCTOBER 3. 93'3. I I DEATH NOTICES LITTLE-ORPHAN Rises to.

the Bait LITTLE ORPHAN Rises to the MRS. KAVANA011, TylIFE OF JUDGE, tv, DIES; ILL VIEEK -Pn 1 Kill 1 6 IFE 0 1' i', A' FijuDGE A VI EL( RENA M. ATCHISON -RI ST-TONIGHT ONCE N. U. DEAN Funeral services for Mrs.

Rena Michaels Atchison, .77: years old, who was dean of women and professor of French literature at Northwestern universitY forty years ago, will be held at the Bentley funeral chapel at 2701 North Clark street tonight at 8 o'clock. Interment will be private. Mrs. Atchison is survived by her husband, the Rev Wilbur Fisk Atchison, retired, who was the first pastor of Hyde Park Methodist Episcopal church. They resided at 612 Wright-wood avenue.

Mrs. Atchison died at her home Sunday Mrs. Atchison was graduated from Albion, college, and was preceptress and teacher of romance languages at the Upper Iowa university, Fayette, and professor of Spanish and French at De Pauw university, Greencastle, before coming to Northwestern university in 1883. She taught at Northwestern for ten years, resigning in 1893 to marry the Rev. Mr.

Atchison. titi; uthor of Books of Irish fl Author-of ooks of Irish I4M- M- WHO CAN V4S BE? LOOKS -LIKE A FOREIG4ER130MB TOO-BUT HE MOST HAVE PLEtsrrv OP ACTS AS THOUGH HE'S WAITINIO FOR; SOME -ONE- 14M-MA RICH FOREIGNER. HE LOOKS LIKE A SUCKER, FOR A SMART CHAP LIKE ME- I CAN PICK 'EM- WHO IS HE GET IT RIGHT- MONSIEUR MORENO PALMETTO- NOW, Do YOU KNOW WHAT YOU'RE -TO DO? RADIOGRAM FOR MONSIEUR MORENO PALMEITO )4 kR.Ol..1:i Ca AM S.q..0. S. Pat Cortrrithk 1933 The Chlearge Trityttm.

KNINAJ rr! CAN SPOT A BIG SHOT, FROM SOME FOREIGN COUNTRY 1 AL FROM SOME GET IT ACTS AS 'THOUGH motsisiEtiR mity Av4 1 ts4Ew- IT INO FOR moREN0 HM- M- WHO HE'S WA CAN BE? SOME owe- HM-M- LOOKS LIKE A FOREIGNER- HE LOOKS LIKE A OUMS TOO- A RICH FoREIGNER DP0ALtsAvE-TTO- NOW, LEAVE moNsIEUR GEEVE IT t. SUCKER, FOR 00 KNOW IT TO WHAT 'YOU'RE 'RE -TO DO MORENO ME i CAN SPOT BUT HE MOST SMART CHAP' EH sEsEASG I 'EM kArrrr BIG SHOT, HAVE PLENTY LIKE M- I CA I "4 OP DOUGH PICK EM WHO 11 tf FOREIGKI IS HE COUNTRY- 1, -kJ -441 I 11111 1' 7 41, A 71- rl -1 41 271 7 8 11; 11" Av, 1411li'V 4 'It Am, ILI 0.7 :6:41. violent ainv ANIEVINVAMIall ,111, Li 4 14' I )4 kg.0t. 1' "Cr ltk '0 I' 1 -51-33 A 1.7 Pat Cqi i i 1,17:4,, Tales and Travels. an 1 HAROLD TEEN-TIT FOR TAT, ETC.

HAROLD TEEN-TIT FOR TAT. ETC. I I i Herminie 11cGibney Templeton 80-, i Kavanagh, wife of Judge Marcus A. :,3 illness of a week. Kavanagh1 dean of the Superior 4 court, died yester- e.

i day in St. Luke's e- 0 hospital, after an 4: 1 i 1 Death was due to 014- 8-4--, I a heart ailment. -rlir She was 61 years i -A 't, old. The judge ti had been at her 3' -r4 bedside for live days. i 1 7 Mrs.

Kavanagh 4 .4. i was the author 0 several books 1 i .4 under the name of Her minie Templeton. These MRS. MARCUS included Irish KAVANACH. fairy talcs and -TRIBUNE Photo.

travels in Ireland. She and Judge Kavanagh met in Ire. I land in 1907 while the judge was tour' ing Europe and she was gathering ma-, terial for a book. They were married Aug. 19, 1908.

In a Des Moines, church in which the judge's parents had been married. She had been mar. ried previously. Mrs. Kavanagh was the daughter of Maj.

George McGibney of Longford, Ireland. Her body is to be sent to New York, her former home, tomorrow for Zuneral services and burial. The Kavanaghs had no children. Their home was in the Lake Shore Drive hotel. tz -4 Mrs.

Herniinie i Xavanagh, wife i 1 i. .44 virs I 't, 01 4' i 4. l'I' Nk lki MRS. MARCUS KAVANACII. TRIBUNE Photo.

She and Judge land in 1907 while ing Europe and al terial for a book. Aug. 19, 1908. in church in which had been married. ried previously.

Mrs. Kavanagh Maj. George McC Ireland. Her bo New York, her for for Zuneral servit Kavanaghs had home was In the hotel. leGilmey Templeton Judge Marcus A.

vanagh, Ka dean of the Superior zourt, died yester- 'lay all 60 hospital, after anl 1 illness of a week. LAI iv an A Lin I ch 11 sA rt milmrtt She was 61 years bedside for live had been at her old. The judge days. IN1rs. Kavanagh was the -author of.

several books under the name of Herminie Templeton. These included Irish fairy tales and travels in Ireland. vanagh met in Ire- the judge was tour- was gathering ma- They were married a. Des Ikloines, Ia. he judge's parents She had been mar- the daughter of bney of LA)ngfortle is to be sent to ler home, tomorrow and burial.

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i 4 4 't. it; A 1 4 4 vs, 7, 1 Et r-si I 0,, -1 t'l ,1 2 I ---c I 1 0, 1.7-00,I,j,--,--,..-.i.,,sx Li Tilg- ,.4 El LI 11 i t- ,...1,. -s i 1r ,1 -14 ilia' 1.1t )11Ckbilw121: LI oat' I I -Talcs 1 ti .4 BUXBAUMEmanuel L. Bumbatim. Oct.

30. husband of Moliie brother of Meta Burbaum, son of the late Leopold and Charlotte Burcbaum. Services Wednesdae. 11 a. at grave, Hosehi 11 cemetery.

Please omit Bowers. BYRNELillian Arna Byrne. nee Nieleon. Oct. 30.

late of 4953 W. beloyea Wife of Miles Byrne, mother of Kenneth Charles. Funeral notice later. CAVANAUGHDominic Cavanaugh. breoved husband of Bridget McDonough Carenaugh, fond father of Mrs.

Mary Trainer and Sister Marie Dominic. O. S. D. brother of Mrs.

Elizabeth Finnell and the late Mrs. Ellen Russell of Fort Wayne. lnd. Funeral Wednesday. from his late residence.

7020 St. to St. Colutabanus' church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Member of St.

Columbanus Hole' Name society. CONLONJames Conlon. Oct. 29. beloved brother el Mrs.

Mary Cordon and the late Thomas. Funeral from residence. 6431 Tueeday, 9 a. to Hob' Cross church. Burial Mount Olivet.

FAGERBERGAaget Marguerite Fagerbeee. nee Holth, of 643t1 Justine. Oat. 28, 1933. beloved wife of the late Verner.

fond mother of Olive Daly, grandmother of June Laverne Daly. daughter of (Mine Horne. daughter-In-law of Charles Faeerberg, sister of Mrs. Signe Thorson, Mrs. Astrid Cook.

and Carter Holt. Funeral Tuesday. Oct. 31. 2 p.

at chapel. 8453 S. Ashland-ay. Interment Mount Olive. Prospect 0220.

FINNEGANEdward J. Finnegan. late of -3615 Pine Grove-av- beloved husband of Ada M. Finnegan. Funeral Tuesday, 10 a.

from chapel, 929 to Our Lady of Mount Carmel church. Interment Calvary cemetery. GARIBALDITheresa Cuneo Garibaldi. born Jan. 12, 1864.

beloved wife of the late John G. Garibaldi. mother of Thomas A. Garibaldi, Rose Bologelesi, Clorinda Craw- ford, Francis and David and the late Lawrence and John G. Garibaldi.

Funeral notice later. HAHNSamuel Hahn, of 5445 beloved husband of Henrietta, nee fond father of Clayton C. Balm and Mrs. Mildred Menke. Funeral Wedoeedae.

Nov. 1, at 2 p. at chapel, 936 E. 47thst. Please omit Bowers.

HANSENJohanna L. Hansen. Oct. 29, 11133. 232 S.

tenion-av beloved wife of Arthur N. Hansen. mother of Gerald and June Hansen. Remains at chapel. 416 W.

teedst. Funeral Wednesday. 3 v. 111., to Mount Hope. HARGRAVELeah L.

Hargrave nee Loe01. Ovt. 28. wife of Ilomer P. Hargrave, mother of Homer P.

Jr. and Judith Lynn Hargrave, niece of 11. Lynn Benson. Remains at chapel, 1253-55 N.Clark-at., until Tuesday at 1 p. m.

Services at Graceland cemetery chapel Tuesda.v. Oct. 31, 3 p. m. HAUGHTONEugene D.

Haughton, beloved husband of Kathryn, fond father of Mildred and Evelyn. Resting at funeral chapel. 5708 W. Madison-st where serviees will be held Wednesday. Nov.

1. at 10:30 a. m. Interment Mount Auburn. IRONSNannie S.

Irons. at La Crosse. Wet, Oct. '211. 1933.

wife of the late Frank M. Irons. minter of Mrs. L. G.

Ross and Frank M. Irons Jr. At chapel, 63e1 and Harvard, until noon Wednesday. Services private. IVESCora M.

Ives, Oct. 29, mother of Marguerite lvta. Services at chapel. 1253-55 N. Tuesday.

Oct. 31 at 11 a. m. Interment Rosehill cemetery. JONESAugusta E.

Jonee. of 2301 beloved wife of the late Selden Jones-Funeral 2 p. at chapel. 1820 S. Burial Oakwoods cemetery.

KAVANAGHHerminie MeG1bney Kavanagh. Oct. 30. 1933. dearly beloved wile of Judge Marcus Kavanagh.

Services Tuesday. i p. in, at St. James Episcopal church. i N.

Wabaeh-av. and Huron-st Remains to he taken to Lake Shore Drive hotel, lel Lake after services. Will leave for New York Wednesday morning. KEVILJohn F. Kevil.

beloved husband ot' the late Annie Bird Revd. fond father of William and Marie, brother of Michael. P. B. Hayes.

Mrs. Peter J. O'Brien. Mrs. John Mrs.

Robert M. Switzer. Mrs. Mark Sullivan and the late James and Daniel Keen. Funeral Thurs- I day.

Nov. 2. 9:15 a. from funeral home. 103 N.

at Waahington- to Our Lady of Sorrows church. Interment Mount Carmel. LEVINSolomon Levin, beloved busband of I Rose 14. fond father of Leo IL. Dr.

Eli Riehard Mrs. Anna Fishman. Mrs. Mike i Cohen and Mrs. Mildred Lewin.

dear brother of Mrs. Ida Teitelman. Funeral Tuesday. 1 p. at late residence.

3433 Miehigau-av, Indiana Harbor. Ind. Interment Jewish Waidheim. Please omit flowers. MARGOLINHinde Kaplan Margolin.

passed away at the age of 69; fond mother of 1 Henry. Frank. Herman, Fred and Mre. 1 Minnie 1saatsen. rester of Simon Bloom; i eleven grandchildren.

Funeral Tiresdae. Oct. 31 at 2 p. at -chapel, :3654 Roose- velt-rd. Interment Kovlo Congregatioa cemetery.

Waldheine. AYERFrederiek A. Mayer. Oct. SO, at his home.

2226 E. 69th-st, beloved father '1 of Mrs Harry J. Connelly, Lawrence Catherine 0, and George M. Mayer. Funeral servieeis at St.

Philip tie Nert church. Wednesday at 11:30 a. in. Interment St. Boniface.

Member of Catholic Order of Foresters. Woodmen of the World. and B. A. V.

society. MeLAUGHLINPatrick Emmett 14cLauehlin. beloved husband of the late Ellen Fahey McLaughlin. dear father of Emmett William and John Mrs. Mary Cronin.

Mrs. Catherine Williamson. Mrs Ethel Pieman and the late Frank MeLaughlie. brother of Frank Dr. J.

11.. Mrs. Irene Corbett. Mrs. Ethel Rowan.

and Mies Muzzett McLaughlin. at late reeidence. 7729 St. Lawrence-ay. Funeral Thursday.

Nov. 2, at 9 a. to St. Doro- thy's church. where solemn high mass will be eelebrated at 9:30 a.

ni. Interment Mount Olivet. Member of the Policernen's Benevolent association. Call South Chicago 0155. NIKOLABlanehe Nikola.

Oct. SO. aged 65 years. tate of 1137 loeter-av, beloved wife of Joseph A. Funeral Wednesday, Nov.

1. at 2 p. from chapel, 3807 to Bohemian -National cemetery. A 60 ......4,4.. TEXACO'S sw TV ri rumr rA --iir 0 ..,1,..

St 1171r. ma-iodavar midi diAtT 414P 5, 10.01,.;,,V," I FAMOUS 71 AIRS. CANGIOS FUNERAL TODAY; NOTED SCHOLAR Mrs. Ca liope S. Cang los, 44 years old, considered one of the leading Greek scholars In Chicago, will be buried in Elm- go''Z' 1.

wood cemetery 0, I tomorrow, follow. 'i 1 ing serViCeS at 1 p. in. at St. Ba- JI sll's Grk ee Orth- i tt, 3 odox church, 73 3 v', South Ashland t''.

avenue. Arch. I bishop s- I 4., 4 goras of the Greek Orthodox 't, i ef North and South Amen, lea, will officiate. t''' Mrs. Cangios am died Sunday at Michael Reese hospital.

She was SIRS. CALIOPE S. CANGIOS. the wife of Stav- ros Cangios. 3807 West Van Buren street, head of the Overland Coffee company.

Mrs. Canglos was educated at the Arsakelon academy in Athens and the 'University of Chicago and De I'aul university. Until recently she had been principal of the Socrates Greek school in Chicago. AIRS. CA FUNERA, NOTED Mrs.

Caliope old, considered i Greek scholars in Chicago, will be buried in Elm' wood cemetery I tomorrow, following services at 1 Ix in. at St. Da Greek Orthodox church, 733 South Ashland avenue. A hbishop A thenagoras of the Greek Orthodox et North and South America, will officiate. Mrs.

Cangios died Sunday at Michael Reese hospital. She was the wife of Stav' ros Canglos. 3801 street head of company. Mrs. at the Arsakelon and the 'Univers De l'aul univers she bad been prin ()leek school In GIOS TODAY SCHOLAtt Canglos.

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FITZGEORGEy COUSIN OF BRITISH QUEEN DIES AT 86 LON DON, Oct. 3 Sir Augumtus leitngeorge, great-rvandson of King Cleorge end a cousin of Queen Mary, died today a the age of 86. Ills grandfather was the seventh son of the king renounced by American colonists. Like his father. who was cotnmander-in-chief of the British armies for 49 years during the reign of Queen Victoria, Sir Augustus followed en army COL.

FITZGEORGE, COUSIN OF BRITISH '4 i ks 4, -r, 0 J. G. GARIBALDI'S WIDOW DIES AT WISCONSIN HOME Mrs. Theresa Cuneo Garibaldi, widow of John G. Garibaldi, South Water street commission merchant, died last evening at her summer home at Del-even Lake, of heart disease.

She had been ill for about three months. Mrs. Garibaldi was 63 years old. She had been interested In women's club work, particularly among Chicago Italian-Americans, for many years. She is survived by three sons, Thomas Francis and David, and two daughters, Countess Bolognesi and Mrs.

Clorinda Crawford. Funeral services will be held from the residence, 1236 Astor street, at a time to be announced later. J. G. GARIBALDI'S 111 Int111 nrrc AT 5 A 11-q I' 'le, 1 i ti.

i .7, .01 7 r) Slt ii: I l' f- Ar 1 1: s' i Dr. I. G. Hibben, Princeton Head, Left $28,000 Estate Trenton, N. Oct.

reported today the late Dr. John Grier Hibben, who was president of Princeton university. left an es tate of r.iii.422, of which 823,000 was ic bonds. Dr. Hibben and his wife.

Mrs. Jenny D. Hibben, were fatally Injured in an automobile collision near last May. The wife's estate was valued by the executors, the Princeton Bank and Trust company, at $23.65. Dr.

I. G. Hib Head, Left Trenton. N. J.

ecutors reported John Grier Ilibbei of Princeton uni tate of $28.422, In bonds. Dr. Mrs. Jenny D. 1- Injured in an auto Rahway last May was valued by-Princeton Bank at $23,365.

tr: i.4, 1 0 i. a ii.7:,...., Widow of fora) Shield Dies While Riding in Auto Mrs. Anna Shield, 67 years old. of the Windermere East hotel, died suddenly last evening while riding in an automobile driven by Theodore Wallach, 5719 Kirnbark avenue. She was on her way to dinner with Wallach's mother at the time.

Heart disease was believed to have caused Mrs. Shield's death. Iler husband, Jacob, row dead, was a clothier. 12:30 p. 2 p.

ni.W-G-,N. Palmer house ensemble, with Ralph Gins-burgh. 3:15 p. V-6-114. 1st Franklin D.

Roosevelt, speak- i .1, ing from A Cen- tury of Progress '45: -4 oCNorettendibleW Winter." ,44 5 IS Also On NVCIPL -e an KY. 5:15 p. in. i "Tip i 1 Top Circus," a VrAicekr dramatic sketch of an orphan Itido I 1 adopted by circus Si 1 folk. 6:15 p.

WENR. Educational talk by r.rol'OLII STOKONS Sta. Mayor James Curley of Roston, MUSS. 8 p. Philadelphia Symphony orchestra, under direction of Leopold Stokowskl.

8 p. Edgar Guest, with Josef Koestner's orchestra, Alice Mock, and vocal trio. 8:30 p. m.WMAQ. Ed Wynn, with Don Voorhees' orchestra and quartette.

10:30 p. Wayne King's orchestra, and Jan Garber's orchestra. 1 l'if .1 CROSSWORD PUZZLE 7 A. M. Good Morning." intlarat Program.

time signals, and weather reports. The Keep kit club." 11101 Cent. Paul togarty. 9:13 A. M.

11---G-Ntliiint. Le, in Ent. 0:30 A. M. IVM-NGrain markets.

The Mail Hoz. YWMornimt Parade. WMAQTony Cahouet). 9:13 A. M.

WEBMAl and Pete. 9:30 A. M. WM-NWrather report. 10 A.

11. W4I-NMos le Personalities, with Francis N. Fleishman. WMAQlialazy of Stars, Irma Glen. 10:13 A.

M. Grand Old lipmes. misters. trio. 10:30 A.

M. W-G-NLeonard Moho, organist. S. Marine band. WENHCollege bin comedy.

WmAQWendell WBBMTony 1013 A. M. W-G-NPainted Preemie. WM A QA 1 Bernard. WEblitit Ile Arnold.

11 A. M. Grant WMAQCheri McKay. WIIBM" The Voice of Experience." melodies. A.

M. W-G-NJutie Baker, home management; 11:13 A. M. WENRVic and Suds. WMAQJchhn Marvin.

tenor. WBBMVirgivia Clark. 11:30 A. M. W.G.NMarltet renorta; digest of the news.

KYWNational Farm Mild Home kiour: Senator Arthur Capper. speaker. WMAQEtnerson Gill's orchestra. WBBMFrauk Wilson and Jules 11:50 A. M.

WM.N-11ealth talk. Dr. J. P. Shnunds.

NOON. WM-Nlelkiday service, Fatheit Joseph B. Luz. Cheryh of the Blestoed harrament. WBBMThe Little French Prin ee O'Hare' orchestra.

WAAFNoontime concert. 12:30 P. M. W-G-NGrain markets; Palmer House ensemble. KYWRox Maupin's orchestra.

wmAQ--The Merrimen. quartet. WBBMEasy A. 19:13 P. M.

WM-NThe Blackstone Hotel Musie Weevers. KYSV--" Smack-out." 1VMAQDan Kusso's orchestra. IN every neight-orhood, Chicago families realite the near. the remarkable prompttien and superiority of aerviee in directing funerals. They Lnow that Iluraen elegance.

llursen unmatchable couipment, and the use of flursen Organ-Chapels, always free, cannot be matched in their own neighborhood. They know, too, that hut-en funerals cost less! CU, atie couipinent, and the use of flurscn Organ. Chapels, always free, ran- Vol be niatehed in their own neighborhood. They know, too, that hut-en funerals cost C77.1 neighbor. Chicago fam.

ite the near. le remPrkable I and superior- t.ervace in unerals. that Hursen lursett unmatch zinti th NEW WILLS FILED IN PROBATE COURT ts. 1 11 1, 4 4 P. M.

W.G-NCacle QUill. Jean. Donny Dreamer. and Wishbone. KYWOrtental Vi1e orcheatra.

6:13 P. M. W-G-NLawstut Y. M. C.

A. Glee dub. WEN11.Educationa1 talk. Mayor Jame M. Curley of P.

M. W-G-'NJohts Harrington. the snorts porter. KI(WBoyd nap littra's orchestra. WMAtlLum end Abner.

WBBMBuck Roo re. 11:43 P. W-G-NTons. Dirk and Harry. KYVVCotteert favorites.

WM AQThe Goltibers a. cartuty'll ikbow. WBBMIktake Carter. 7 P. 31.

W.G.NFhtter Everett Veen. KY'WCarios Molitialt orchestra. WM AQTtut Crime WLSDan Ittissos 7:13 P. M. W-G-N-11insin" Plant.

WBBMThe Sporteast. 7:30 P. M. Tones." KYWHarry Sostlik's orchestra. WMAQWayne King'it orchestra.

7:43 P. M. W-G-Nt" Rube Appleterry. WLSNat ShIlltret'st orchestra. LOIN.Z.

orchestra. 1 P. M. W-C-NPhtladelphits Symphony rOlolstro YWDetee-a-tivea Black and title. WLSEdzar Guest: Alice Mock.

harmoni 1110 and Josef Kocstner's orchestra. 9:30 P. M. WMAQEd Wynn and Don Voorhees' orclisstra. Wi4B31Ate Bilsode's KYWStranger Adventures.

9:43 P. M. TCYWDr. C. H.

Sprimzer. WENBTed Weems' orchestra. 9 P. M. WEN ttJoseott Littault Orchestra and Orlin Tired tenor.

WMAQLives at Stake. 0:30 P. W-41-1NTo-rnorrow'm Tribune. It It W-11-1 lo wren Fantasy. A Q-31 da ine Sylvia.

W1B31'1Ftve Star Melisle." 11:33 P. M. Headlines of Other Days." 913 P. M. W-G-NCharlie Arnow'.

orehestra. Attlerlitsna and Frank Luther. WM A Q-31 usleal inextptte. tallt14. William Green: presidnt.

A. F. of and others. WBBMMyrt anti Marge. 10 P.

M. W-G-NBrittris nub of the air. WMAQAmo and Andy. 10:11 P. Heitlelberg.

I W-G-NWaync King's orchestra. 10:50 P. M. W-G-NJan Garber's orchentra. 11:10 P.

M. W-G-NCiyde MeCoy's orritestra. 11:30 P. M. W-G-NCharlie Attnew's orchestra.

Midnight. 11.G-NHall Kerna's orchestra. 12:13 A. M. W-G-NJan Garber's orchestra.

A. M. Agetew's orchrstra. 12:45 A. M.

W-G-NItichard Coles orchestra. 1 A. M. W-G-NItal Kento's orchrtitra. W-G-NClyde Mel Ws oreitestra.

11:30 P. M. W-G-NCharlie Agnew's orchestra. Midnight. hestr G- NHl a W-acitut's orc.

12:15 A. M. W-G-NJan Garber's orchestra. 12:30 A. M.

Agetew's orchestra. 12:45 A. M. hard Coles W-G-NRic' A. Morchestra.

W-G It -Nal Kentp orc 's hestra 11-1 .1 .11 r.4 Pei .1 North-1129 Belmont Ave. Phonell'hlAington 17E4 1 telktetvt Modison PhoneHAtearket 0100 -South 1820 South PhoneCALumet 4080 rA (1' 1 Piet Pho Soutb t' t. 1 4 Five wills were tiled with Mitchell C. Robin In the Probate court yesterday, and were approved by Oscar S. Caplan.

assistant to the probate judge. as follows: MINNIE STEINHART. died June 6. Estate. to seven children and two grandchildren.

John Steinhart. son. is eaucutnr. WILLIAM U. WILLIAMS.

died Sent. S. Etat. to widcw, son. and three giantism's.

Nary A. Williams. widow. is executrix. EDWARD J.

ROGERSON. died Oft. lf). Eitate. 113.000.

to widow and two children. The Northern Trust cumpany is executor. AMELIA HERMAN, died Sent. S. Estate.

518.0titt. to son mid daughter. Edmund R. Bourgeois is executor. ALMA OLSEN.

died Oct. t22. Estate. rosin. to two sons mid daughter.

E. toward Runitold is exeentor. P. Just Plain Bill." KYWMumieut Originalities. WMAQ-- The Merry Madcap." with Fred Wade, tenor.

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1 1.4 44 4 U. AT Val en ,51 rAZninninim, gitZSIra ARTHURGeorge Irenetik Arthur. beloved husband of Essie bodkin Arthur. fond lather of Alvin Getty. Tuesday.

2 p. at late tecidence. N. ranciseo-av. Interment Rosehi II.

Mein, bet of lodge. u. COIL A. F. A.

M. Funeral private. Kindly omit flowers. Information phone Seeley 0403. ATcHisoNRena Niebaels Ate bison.

Oct. 29 10:13. beloved mile of the Rev. Wilbur F. Atchison.

Services at chapel. 2701 N. Tuesday iit 8 p. m. Interment private.

cleans closet howls without scouring without scouring OLSONPella Oleon sister of Elsa. Ernest. the late John and the late Nees. Funeral at brtAher's home. t327 E.

Weeineeday at 2:30 D. M. terment St. Jollies cemetery. O'NEILLBernard J.

O'Neill. husband Of Emma Dunne O'Neill. son of Mary and tbe late Martin. brother of Anna Gronert. Rose Smith.

Martin, Albert, Mary Rain and Catherine Metzong. Funeral Thursday. Nov. 2. at 9 a.

from revidence. 2505 W. Pershing-rd to St. Agnes church. where solemn requiem high mass will be celebrated.

Interment Mount Olivet. Member of La Salle aseembly. Bishop Kett ler council. No. 1028.

K. of and St. Agnes HelY Name society. For information call La- layette 0980. OWENSThomas M.

Owens, beloved hug- I baud of Anna. fond father of James. Mrs. Catherine Sloat, Thomas, and Mrs. Ellen Dunbar.

brother of Mrs. Catherine Bannon. Funeral from late residence. 8556 Thursday. 9 a.

to St. Kil lans church. Interment Mount Olivet. Please omit flowers. PATTERSONAllen B.

Patterson of 5243 Kenniore-av, husband of Maude L. Ruhl, eather Of Lee Patterson. At funeral home. 6222 Broadway. h'uneral ThuredaY.

9 a. to St. Thomas of Canterbury, 1 thumb. Interment AU Saints'. I PRENDERGASTEllen M.

Prendergast. nee Hughes. beloved wife of Thomas fond mother of James John F- William A. i and Cornelius and the Anna T. Prendergast.

sister (if the Rev. C. John. Janies J. and William A.

Hughes. Funeral avedneedae. 930 a. from parlors. 1500 E.

67theit to Si. Clara's church. Inter mem, Mount Olivet. Pleuse omit flowers. LEACHHerman Leach.

at New York. Oct. 28. beloved husband of Marian Moest Reath. fond lather of Thomas.

beloved brother of Willium. Bele Mrs.B.Friesleben. and Mrs. J. Mandelbaum.

Funeral eerviees at Rosehilt at convenience of family. New York City papers Please copy. IIEEDERLinculn Reeder. of 4534 W. 83d- 61..

beloved husband of Bessie Reeder. Funeral Thursday. 1:30 p. m. at chapel.

5108 S. Kedzie-av. RESSLERHenry A Repster. Oct. 29.

of 5510 husband of the late Lida Brooke Ressler. dear father of Harold I. and Marie E. Services at Graeeland cemetery chapel, TuesdaY. Oct.

31. at p. in. Remains at chapel. 3415 N.

Clark-at. 4 SCOTTJohn Scott. beloved husband of tha late Mary Murphy Scott. devoted father of Johii A. Scott.

Mrs. Jane Scott Karel of Cdicago. Dr. H. P.

Scott of Madison. Wis. R-mains at 5:221 S. Sawyer-ay. Funeral times al St.

Gall's church. at 8 a. ne. Monday. Remains will leave on M.

St. Paul train No. 5. at 10:40 a. for Portage.

Wis. k'uueral Wedneaday. at 9 a. from Murieou funeral home. Math- sou and Portage.

papers please luloimation Prospect 3810. WEINBERGJacob Weinberg. late of 1702 aged 51 years. beloved husband of Thereea. fond brother of Mrs.

Auna Ziff and Abe. Funeral Wednesday. 2 le, at chapel. $125 Roosevelt-rd. Interment Bichur Cholem, Jewish Wald-helm Kiudly omit, flowers.

ILLWERTHIda Willwertli. late of 1442 Norwood-et beloved wife of the late Gustave Willwerth. fond mother of Harry J. Funeral Thursday. Nov.

2. at 9:30 a. ne, from funeral home. 1353 to St. Gertrude's church.

Frirt--flq (, ti i iNkt AibutiKilb Alb diti" 406 I vlo 'cl Ak 4 il A 3iik '1; Of A NPN N-14tt e. Aittallibtal916.044,4016.0511a1Vasall 1 IP logt A NItte cl 44" dAt L. M. Simpson, 61, Former Power Company Head, Dies Spokane, Oct ter M. Simpson, 61.

widely known elec. trical engineer and formerly bead of several small power companies, died at -his home here today of a heart attack. Mr. Simpson came here from Boise, Idaho, in 1906 and was one of the incorporators of the Washington Electric Supply company. Spoane, Oct.

ter M. Simpson, 61. widely known elec. trical en ad gineer and formerly he of several small power companies, died his a3 orne ere today of a heart attack. Mr.

Simpson came here from Boise, Idaho, in 1906 and was one of tile incorporator of the Washington tile Supply company Elec tric No more scrubbing Jr 5 deb .11,...,,, more -a 1 et scrubbinc, 1 i I triz-'- I II 1:15 P. M. W-GNI4 The Story of Helen Trent." 130 P. M. Shermens orcheetra.

KYWBalies in Hollywood. WBBMKentucky Hill Billies. 1:43 P. M. W-G-NThe Blackostotio Hotel 511tele ere.

WCFLHarvey Hays. words attil music." WlitilitCenturi of Progress orchestra. P. M. W-G-NPalmer House eneemble.

WLSTbe Honteinekers' Hour. 2:13 P. M. Sherman'. orcheetrs.

WMAQRochester Civic orchestra. P. M. W41- Allan Grant. pianiet.

KYWWoman, Radio review. P. M. W-G-NCentury of Progress orchestra. WBBMJack Burnett end orehestra.

3 P. M. W-111-NLoolote Mahout and organ. WDBMUnited Slates Navy band. WLSDetty and Buti.

3:15 P. M. W-G-NTelk: Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt.

Also on KYW and WCFL. 3:30 P. M. WENRCentury of Progress orchestra. 3:43 P.

M. Light and orchestra. KYWThe two Doctors. WMAQEarry Owen'w orchestra. 4 P.

51. 1V-G-N-4'etittiry of Progress orchestra and David Pritchard. WMAQAriene Jackson. soloist and male chorus. 4:15 P.

M. WMAQPolitical talk; Dr. Henry Pratt Fairehitti. H. Y.

U. WBI3MPhil Regan. tenor. 4:30 P. 51.

1 11'41-NDiek IllaYes. baritone. KYWThe Hoosier Gentleman. WENRThe Song Pilot. 4:45 P.

M. SY-41-NStatirlesitterman's orchestra. WEREMusical Moments. It P. M.

WcG.NLettnurd Salvo. organist. Brothers club. WMAQXavier Citgat'm orchestra. WBBM" Skinny." 5:15 P.

M. W-G-NTio Too Cireilit, KYWHenry King's orchestra. WENRThe ItI Top." W1313MNorm Sherr anti Olga Vernon. 5:30 P. M.

W.GNThe Singing Latly. KYWUncle Bob's club WMAQ" Mitt-week Hymn Sing" Lowell 'Patton. director. I-. M.

1V-ti. Allan ia rant. pnist. ICY WWontan't likriVieW. w-Gscentu ry nit Progress orchestra.

W1311MJack Burnett And orchestra. 3 P. M. W-ti-NLoolse Mahout and organ. WBEIMUnited States Navy bawl.

WI-SBett, and PO). Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt. Alt-o KYW and 3:30 P.

51. ProsTess orchestra. WENKCentury of 3145 M' itoch Light and ore hestra. yr r.xzssusicai moments. c11-N Sal 8 P.

M. W-sLennard vo. organist. IVENRDig Brothers club. wmAQXavier Cugat's orchestra.

WIJI3M--" Skippy." W-Cl-NTito Ti PP CireUlt KYW--liny ngs orchestra. er Ki' WENR--The Dix Top," W1313M--Norm Sherr and Olga Vernon. 5:311 P. M. Wal-N--The Sitrring Lady.

KYIV--Unele Bob's club WMAQ--" Mid-week Hymn Sing." Lowell Patton. director. WP VFW WIP Mgr 1. A jelly fruit 6. Ancient lyre 8.

Caution 9. Tilt to One side 11. Side of room 12. Member of a religious sect 14. Vend 15.

Amounts paid regularly 16. Sister 18. Unable to hear 1.Aje 6. Anoli 8. Caut 9.

Tilt 1 11. Side 12. Mem religl 14. Vend 15. Arno regu 16.

Siete 18. Unat ly fruit nt lyre ion to One side of room 33. 34. 35. 36.

37. 36. 4L 43. 44. 46.

33. 34. 35. 3 6 37. Bronchial Troubles Need Creomulsion Troubles ri Prrnilhleac Low growinT, plant Roasting rod Sob Wooden runner Pronoun Sense Trapped Hazard Viokedness Rimester Jealous Uncanny Low growinT, plant Roasting rod Sob Wooden runner Pronoun Dominic Cavanaugh Dies; on Police Force 33 Years Dominic Cavanaugh, 69 years old, 7020 St.

Lawrence avenue, a retired policeman who served 33 years in the Chicago police department, died yester day at his home. lie is survived by his widow and two daughters. Sister Alarie Dominic and Mrs. Mary Trainor. rt rNis Dominic Cavanaugh Dies; irk 1 2 1 A I.

Austin Drake of 751 2' S. Morgati-st wife of the late Sam-I tad H. Austin. mother of Mary B. Fitneral Wednesday.

11 a. at Cathedral chapel. 7t2th and Enieraid-av. Interment I Mount hope. Kindly omit flowers.

ABBOTTRuth Abbott. only daughter ol Mrs. Jane. Bingham and the late Charles Fillier Ahlsott. end sister of Dr.

Donald P. A bleitt. et Presbyterian hospital. Oct. S.

1933. P. tworal service 2 p. tn. Tuesday.

titilln Kimbark-av BA GLEYFretteriek Ph ill ips Itagley, Oct. 29. 1333. at Boston. in los 74th year.

Funeral serviees at ins late residence. 17'2 Bosion Tuesday. Oct. 31. at 2 p.

tn. BARR---Lcwis S. Barr, of t5215 beloved husband of Ellen 11 fond father of Elaine and Fred. brother of Mrs. Cora Stewart, and Mrs.

May Dots Funeral Wednesday. 3 p. at chapel, Cottage Grove-ay. Interment Sleepy Hollow. Member of Auburn Park lodge.

No. 789, A. F. A. Midway chanter.

No. 256. R. A. Woodlawa commandery, No.

7ti. R. Medinah Temple, Western Railway club and Car Foremen's association of Chicago. BARTLETTW atter Bartlett, beloved husband of May. fond son of Lydia.

Funeral Tuesday, at 2 p. at funeral home. 5839 North-ay. Interment Montrose. cemetery.

Member of Altar lodge, No. 1118. A. A. M.

13ENDINELLIMrs. Matbilda Bendinelli, Oct. 23, in her 33ti year, wife of Peter. mother of Walter. daughter of Mrs.

Mary U. Maracher. sister of Mrs. Williain Forester. 1 liitrs.

Louis Reiniseh. and Mrs. Na. Voelker. Funeral tVednesday.

at 9 :30 frm late home, 1.0tial Aveatie J. to St. Francis de chureh. Interment St. Mary's.

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Boats 32. Feeble 54. Put away 35. Point of the compass 37. Threefold 38.

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The Hygienic Products Canton, Persistent coughs and colds lead to serious trouble. You can to them now with Creomulsion. an emulsified creosote that is pleasant to take. creoinulsion is a riew medical discovery with twofold sic tion; it soothes and heals the inflamed membranes and inhibits germ growth. Of all known drugs.

creosote Is zeeog nized by high medital authorities as one of the greatest healing agencies for per. sistent coughs and colds and other forms of throat troubles. Creomulsion contains, in addition to creosote, other healing ele. merits which soothe and heal the infected membranes and stop the irritation and in. tlainmation.

while the creosote goes on to the stomach. is absorbed into the blood. and attacks the seat of the trouble. Creomulsion is guaranteed satisfactory in the treatment of persistent coughs anti colds. bronchial asthma.

bronchitis. and is excellent for building up the system after coltls or flu. Your own druggist is authorized to refund your money on the spot if your cough or cold is not relieved by Creomulsion. atid colds lead to in can htoss thcsn now in emulsified creosote take. re011111SiOn is a cry with twofold heals the inflamed ibits germ growth.

tgs. creosote Is "cog Asti authorities as one ling agencies tor per colds and other forms Creomulsion contains, ate, other healing ele etWel heal einfected and in he creosote goes on to sorbed into the blood, it of the trouble. uaranteed satisfactory persistent coughs and thins. bronchitis. and ilding on the system Your Own druggist is your money on the or cold is not vim, addition to cr nients which so membranes and whi liammation the stomach.

is and attacks the CreOttlitlision i in the treatmen colds. bronchial is excellent for ti after colds or authorized to rt soot if your lieved by Creotr Dr. J. E. Camp, 75, Dies; Practiced for 53 Years Monmouth, Oct.

J. E. Camp, 75, practicing physician In Illinois for 53 years, died today at the home of his son, Dr. H. M.

Camp. secretary of the Illinois Medical society. Blonmouth, Oct. 30.MDr. E.

Camp, 75, practicing physician in Illinois for 53 years, died today at the home of his son, Dr. H. M. Camp. sec- retary of the Illinois Medical society.

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In a the MERCHANT KILLS SELF. Ambroz Utakii. 48 years old. owner of a confectionery at 552 West 18th street. shot and killed himself yesterday in his bedroom behind the store.

supposedly because of worry over ill health. I 1 1 1 TO I I ''41' I '1 f--- 3 r' 51EREHANT KILLS SELF. Ambros Utakis. 48 years old. owner of a ill confectionery at 55'2 west 18th street.

shot and kilted himself yesterday in his bedroom -s i koer behind the store. supposedly because of worry over ill health. MO' IIIIMPRVIONNIMMIONIM9 CVIETERIZS, 8 GRAVE LOT IN MAUSOLEUM SECTION Memorial Park cemetery: vairth riL lur ialtL Aikirea 1,1 C)j. Tribunt. EL 11.