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Wts ay as 14 CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, JANUARY 30. 1912. DEATH NOTICES DEmi NOTICES WINNIE WINKLE, THE BREADWINNER: Private Parley HAP WfUkt TVP IS THERE MONPIKI Sh-sssh UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH PLANNED AT PITTSBURGH 3 COMB ON DOWN A c-f TO TW' PIREHOLSE CRl WHERE WE CAN WIMKLECAM Xff I AT ME RIGHT -Ml GOT A PROPOSITION I THEY Abtf nuteA I om TSsiMPLy it jrcM rrr i hops TO TELL TW' COCK-EVED WORLD ULN vni I'l I A I A LC. TALK PRIVATE j7J i i rwweta rv-h r- tar WIrrn 7 marvellous i O'SH A Catherine O'Shea. nee Campbell, dearly beloved wife of Dennia, devoted mot tier of Margaret Verdtck, Florence Gianona.

Donald, and the late Mae O'Shea. fond simrr of Mary Williams and Ellgabctn Peterson. Funeral Saturday at .30 a. tn. from 6blt 8.

Riahnn street, to M. Brsnuan's church. Interment Holy Hepulchr. Pros. 1000-381).

PALM Irene Matthews Talm. wife At th late Warren Palm of Haxetcrest. mother of Mrs. Mildred Iiahn ot Fort Dodge, la. Funeral in chapel.

4141 Cottage Grove avenue. Saturday. Jan. 31. at 2 P.

under auspices of Celeslia chapter. No. 34s), O. E. and Martha shrine.

No. 31. Interment Mount Hope. Drg. OolU.

PASQUALE See Vacca notice. PA VF.Ut.tO John fPatl Pavegllo. Jan. 27. dear husband of Louise, ilea Aneelmiiie; fund snn of Ml.

heal and the Mta Marie, brother of Mre. Bert Ferrolle. Mrs. Andres Rebora. Mrs.

Dommlck Marubio Mra. John Segaln and America 1'sveglio. Service Saturday. Jan. 31, at 0 a.

in. from chapel. 708 N. Wells, al Huron, to Church of i he Assumption. Member of Holy Name society.

Burial Mount Carmel. Superior u035, PECK AT Charlea Peckat. beloved husband of Emma, nee Bauman: fond father Waller. Mildred Gotsch. Dorothea Mueller, and the lale F.rwin.

brother ot Lyrt.a Anders, William, Henry, and Edwsnl. Funeral Snturday at 2 p. m. from residence. 4 Franklin avenue.

River Forest, St John'e Ev. Luth. church. Forest Park. Interment Concordia.

FETERSON La Verne A. reterson. betovesl daughter of Henry and Verne, dear slater of Viola. Funeral Saturday at 1 p. residence.

2047 Armitaga avenue. Interment Woodlawn. Information. Belmont 8010. RAUCH Edith E.

Rauetv. nee Tetglaff. HAROLD TEEN SMOKE GETS IN WELL, I TOOK CARE OF I HMM-NOT BAD- I F7 VTl I A TH BOYS AT TH OFFICE Irr- l-O 5HWEE HEART- NOD NEVER TOLD ME WITH CICiAR-HM? THERE'S 1 So tiPR ANk" ONE LEFT OVER-NO USE I WA5TIN' IT" I'LL SMOKE fl Mjn V. LIPEL JS RUINED- I'M A MARRIED MAN yfej Z7 A ffil I Vr7 uffiw? ii- i 1 1 OBITUARIES THOMAS STEVENS, ATOMIZER FIRES death notices THOMAS STEVENS, ATOMIZER FIRES HAYES Olive E. Hayes, beloved daughter ot the late Michael U.

and Jane E. Havre, tond sister of Francis Eva L. Brown, and the lale Mae Jlaves. Funeral Saturday. Jan.

31. al a. m. from chapel. 3246 Jackson boulevard, tn St.

Mela church. Burial Cslvrfrv. Kedna 2.IIH. HE A NEY William F. Heaney, dearly be-loved husband of Mary Ginnan Heaney.

fond alhcr of Marlon Scott, the late Margaret Hart, and William F. Heaney brother of Thomas R. Funeral Saturday. Jan. 31, at It a.

from late home. S. Minerva avenue, to St. Clara's church. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

Member of Holy Family court. No. 1, C. O. F.

HOFFM AN N-PINTHER Ellen V. Ttoffmann-Pinthcr, wife of the late Alfred, beloved mother of Mrs. Frederick R. Axley, Lincoln. John, and the late Donald lloffmaun-Pin.

tlicr. Funeral from home lor funerals, Erie and Wahash avenue, Saturday morning. Jan 31 11142. at 3II to Our Lady of Mount hi mri church. Inlci Nii ni Calvary.

HOLM ES Lillian Holmes, suddenly. Jan. 27 1042. of 023(1 N. Kenmore avenue, widow of Frank, beloved mother of Helen ami Floyd, dear aunt of Ralph.

Ruth, and George Holmes. Resting at funeral home. W. Madison atrect. where services will be held Saturday at 1 :30 p.

m. Interment Roselnll. Pittsburgh papers please copy. HOCHK See Lalighrin notice. HOW DEN Clara Huwden.

nee Rmsham. be loved wile of the late Frank Howdu. fond mother of Helen. Francis, Hiuli, George, Teresa. Lucy, Rose I Sr.

Mary Rngig. P. sister of Mrs Ella Barton. Funeral Mon day. Id a.

at St. Joseph's Catholic church. Richmond. 111. IRWtN Mary Irwin, nee Dooley, beloved wile of the late James, fond sister of Helen Toole.

Rest I at chapel. 8108 Cottage Grove avenue, until Sunday a. m. uncial Monday at Ham. from Piefler chapel at Seneca.

HI. JANDA John A. (Ynndal Jamta. 2821 S. incline, iiitsiillllil 11- tniiis, nee Bunda father of Joseph, Frank, J'lhn, Anton.

Marie Claylcldt, brother ol William. Paul, Joseph. George. Anna Menth. Funeral Saturday, Jan.

Jl, from chapel. tfll S. I.awudale avenue. a. to St.

Ludmilla's church. Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery. Member of American camp. No.

30, U. S. W. anil Rudolph Tvrdy post. No.

2165. V. F. W. JARZEMBOWSKI Elennore Marjr Jarrem- bowski, beloved daughter of Walter J.

and Sophie, mslcr of Frank. Waller and Adeline. Funeral Saturday. a. m.

from chapel. 1022-24 W. In SI. Stanislaus KuMka church. Interment St.

Adalbert a. Jnloiuialion. Humboldt 1230. JOHNSON Emma Johnson, wife of the late Andrew, mother ot John. James, Julius.

Martha Boliug. Elizabeth Lurdrmann. Walter. Julia Stone, and Curl, grandmother of 12 grandchildren. Remains at funeral home.

3111 Irving Park road, until noon Saturday. Services at Irving Park Lutheran church at 2 p. in. Interment Forest Home. JOHNSTON- Elizabeth J.

Johnston of West-field. N. Jan. III42. wife) of the lale John P.

Joluixlon. mother ot Mrs. Hael Hanua and Lran-r li. gruiidiuot her of Shirley Mae and Itobrit Huiiiim. aisier of Jaiues, George.

Julio, and the lale Fled Mcl'oinb, Mra, Lit Fond, Mrs. W. A. Goldsbiriy, Miss Helina, Sic Comb, and Mrs. John A.

Kotal. At rhapel. 63d street and Harvard avenue, where services will be held Saturday. Jan. 31.

at p. in. Interment Cedar 1'ark cemetery. JONES Sarah Josephine Jones, lale of 75IH Clyde avenue, beloved wile of the late Joseph limd mother of Joseph Oeraril. John Leo, and Francis Chllord.

sister of the late Mary Alice Mahone and Catherine and Margai-rt Walsh. Funeral Saturday at a. m. from chapel. 203H E.

7tih street, tn Our Lady of Peace church. Intel mem Mount Olivet. JONES Edward ljverelt Jones, husband of the late Mane L. Join's, father ot Edward IV. Irwin A.

Jones, grandfather of Edward Irwin Junes, brother of Mrs. Matthew lloau and Mrs. Chase S. Services Monday. 1:311 p.

ni at. chaiiel. 721 Lake elreet. Oak Park. Inlcrmcut Oakridgc.

KAMMERLANDER Louise Kanimerlander. nee Baumgartner, of 1(1355 Slate street, loving mother ot Mrs. Louise Schinke and Hie lale Charles. Funeral Saturday, Jan. 31.

at 2 p. at chapel. 111231 Michigan avenge. Interment Oak Woods. KAI Jacob Kaul of 472N N.

Paulina street. Jan. 2. 1142. beloved husband of Minnie Kaul.

father of Mra. Emma Slamm. grandfather of Fred. Harry, and Norman. At chapel.

55IU N. Ashland avenue, where acrvtces will be held Saturday. Jan. 31, at 1 p. in under auspices ot Leasing lodge, Nu.

657, A. F. A. M. Burial Acacia Park.

KEARNS Harry W. Reams of 3610 Under avenue, beloved husband of Mary, nee Me-Govern; loving lather of Marsaret McCarthy. Hoe Murphy, Mildred Corrigan. William, Thomas. Mary Parewicx.

Kathryn. and the late Eileen. uneral Saturday. 10:30 a. from chapel, 5h Function, at Sacramento, to St, Bartholomew church.

Hip-i incut Mount Carmel. bei inn nt 33ki. KEATING See I-auslirin notice. KIN ERT Margaret Ann Dunning Kinert. wile of i he late William C.

mother of Herbert J. and William 1. Kinert. Funeral Ironi home lor funerals. Erie street and Wabash avenue.

Saturday morning. Jan. 31. at 10:30 o'clock, to Holy Name cathedral. Interment Calvary cemetery.

KOTLABA Albert Kotiaba. fond son of Mary, brother of John. Joseph. Rose. Mary Sosobk, ami Agnes Heroul.

Services Satur day. Jan. 31. at 2 p. m.

at funeral home, HIMH U3 Roosevelt road, Herwyn. Inter ment Woodlawu cemetery. Call Herwyn Pd I. KRAUSE Max L. Krnuse, Jan.

20, belovtd brother ol Mary and the late Felix. Amur Francis. Josie, and Johnny. Funeral from residence. 45IUI Cottage Grove avenue.

Monday. 1-eb. 2. a. to Corpus Christt church.

Burial Plymouth, Ind. LA UG 11 Rl Josephine Keating Laughnn. be loved wtte of Gerald Laughnn. dear mothei of Harold J. and Edward House, siaier ol Mrs.

Theresa Smith. Mrs. Mamie Cribbeu and Mrs. Helen King. At funeral home.

Austin boulevard al 1-skh stieet. Funeral Saturday. a. in tn Our Lady Help ot Christians ehunh. Interment Calvary.

LAY Lorenzo Lay of 1656 Edgewater avenue, 2S. 11142. lieloved husband of the late Mary Lay. fond father of Lawrence. Michael.

John Leo, and the lale Katherine Lay, Leon a Harvey, and Margaret Grrtten-berger, brother of Mrs. Elisabeth Smith. John and Frank Lay. Funeral from chapel. 6501 North Ashland avenue.

Saturday, Jan. 31. at 0:30 a. to St. Gregory's church Iniermenl SI Boniface.

LE1BINGER Louise Lelbinger of 5542 Coyle avenue, Jan. 20. 1042, mother of Mrs. Charles H. Dole and Ru hard Lelbinger.

Al ehanel. 5601 N. Ashland' avenue, where services will le held Saturday, Jan. 31. at 3 p.

m. Interment Graieland cemetery. LESSER Morris Lesser. 3051 Van Buren street, beloved hunbaml of Lena, dear lather of William. Anna Pollyea.

Dave. Rose Levin. Julius. Louis, Nalhan. and Ketly Dorf.

grandfather of 11. Funeral Friday. 3 p. at chapel. 7U4 S.

Crawford avenue Interment Jewish Waldheim. LYTTON Bcs-ie Mae Lylton. nee Sutton Jan. 1042. suddenly, of Highland Park.

111., beloved wife of Walter Lylton. fond sister of Mrs. Bertha A. Dengler and David L. Sutton.

Services at her brother's home. 1 1214 Longwood tlrlve. Sat unlay, at p. Interment st Cedar Park. Fur luloriiiation rail Fal.

2000. MAROL'ARDT Amanda Marquardl. nee Ijing gulh; formerly of Addison, widow of William mother of Laura. Victor, and A led a. sister of Louise Rofermund and John Langgnith, mother-in-law of Irma Marquardl.

Resting at, late residence, nil South 10th avenue. Maywood, 111. Services Sunday. 2:311 p. at St.

Pauls Evan grlical Lutheran church, Addison, 111. In terment Elm Lawn. ASM A Mary C. beloved wife of Peter mother of Gertrude Sabin. sister of George and William Sonnenleitr Rose Schmidt.

Minnie Maurer. ami the Inte Emma Kokas and Elizabeth Stein. Resting at chapel. S400 S. Ashland avenue Funeral Saturday.

1:30 P. under auspices of Natal Star chapter. No. 662 O. E.

S. Interment Cedar Park. McFARLAND Rsy McFarlanrJ. Jan. 2.

1IM2. ot 2605 W. 66th street, beloved hus baml of Mary J. MeFarland. fond father Mrs.

Bonnie H. Walsh, Mrs. Faun Thome, and June Ann MeFarland. Lying at rest at chapel. 632S Cottage Grove av null Friday at 6:30 p.

m. Interment at anes- ville, O. For information call Fai, 2UU(i. cF LY George F. McFeely.

devoted hue band of Elizabeth, lieloved father of Clarence Hrlen Mis Ruby Snyder. Mrs. Minnie Mcgg-clm. and Mrs. Jeanette Peterson.

Service at chapel 7310 Madison street. Forest Park, batur day, 3 p. m. Interment Woodlawn. NICHOLS Jesse A.

Nichols, ace 72. of Kenwood avenue, beloved husband of tier trude. dear father of J. Arthur Nichols and Rsjr Deeti, brother of Frank Nichols. Resting at chapel.

10028 9. Michigan ave nue. where services will be held Saturday. at p. with the Avalon Park lodge No.

1152. A. F. A. in charge.

Interment Mount Greenwood. O'H A IRE William O'Haire. beloved husband of Mary. Funeral Saturday. 0:30 a.

from ehanel, 6525 North Clark street, to St. Sebastian church. Interment All Saints- cemetery. Veteran of World war. 11117 OR John Ore.

suddenly, of 404 24th ave nue. Bellwood beloved husband of Lillian fnee Frasel. fond father of Mrs. Arvtlla MeClellan. brother of Marlon.

Lottie, Har nett. and William. Funeral Saturday, 3 at funeral home Like street at Maywood. Interment Mount Emblem. DOnT say a WORD ABOUT ABOUND THIS MOUSE OR MAW'LL hear yE YOUR EYES ROOM AND BABY BURNS TO DEATH A baby hny, one year old, was burned to death yesterday in a fire which started from an overheated vapor atomizer in his room in a second floor flat at 4616 Ellis avenue.

Eighteen families were routed from the building by the blaze which caused damage estimated at $2,000. The victim was Maurice J. Haney Jr. His mother, Mrs. Marian Haney, 26, had placed the atomizer beside the child's crib to relieve his asthma.

She then returned to bed after setting an alarm clock to awaken her in time to replenish the water supply in the atomizer. The clock, however, failed to ring, according to Mrs. Haney, and the atomizer boiled dry and set fire to the room. Mrs. Haney fled lo safety with a dauchter, rntrlcia.

3. UNDERTAKERS. Laimi Soe Fumieral Service Information SOUTH SIDE CHAPF.L, a.lP AMI HARVARIVAVEM I'HONE WENT WORTH O0J6. FRIDAT. CASS Frank.

:30 n. m. at jtraveside. SK ELTON Elizabeth. p.

m. at chapel. SATl'RPAY. RICHARDS Edwin E. 2 :30 p.

m. In church. WEEKS Mary E. 1 p. m.

at liaiwl. ZAFF Frank P. 3 p. m. at chapel.

MONDAY. CORBtN Earl. p. m. a rhapel JOHNSTON Mam are! 1 p.

m. al rhaprl SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED. JOHNSTON EUlabetb J. NOHTH SIDE CHAPEL 6501 N. ASHLAND AVEM E.

PHONE LONG BEACH 2810. FRIDAY. CARLSON' Anna. 1 P. m.

at chapel. HE WITT Kate. 3 p. m. at rrapel.

JENKINS Sara Ann. 2 p. m. at chapel. ATfRDAY.

i PESCHATTER Rudolph H. 2 p. at rhapel. KAtHj Jarnh. 1 P.

m. al rhapel, LAY Lorenxo. 10 a. m. In church.

LE1BINGEK Louise. a p. m. at i-hapel SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED. MEYER Mary Ellen.

C. II. JORDAN CO. FUNERAL HOME 2(10 EKIE-ST. 87 YEAHS' SERVICE JMETEJUES 4 fiR.

lot. Riilitewoml. nr. entrance. SI50: lieip.

caic. Terina. Avenue 12 In AC AfrlA-PkTOvtner cll ch 4 cr. lot. SI gr.

lot Kra. 4615 or AM. AND MaUSOLEUMS CEMETERY M4RKEKS. MONUMENTS AT avinc" SearnRrwhiich Sl.ne-pt llaeement DEATH NOTICE In Mrniorlnm. IRONSIDE Altrrd Dudley Ironside.

Jan. In chermhe memory ot our beloved aoo. brother. MOTHER AM) S1SXKU. MUTTON Arthur Mutton.

In lovmir memory ot our dear win and broihrr. who panned away one year aso today. Your life a beautiful memory, your loea a ertul aorrow lo DAD. MOTHER. AND BROTHER? WESLEY John R.

Wesley, Jan. MO. In cherlahed memory. Loving wife. Belly.

WHITE Martha ILnlliel White. tn memory of our dear mother, who passed away one year aso today. LOVING DAUGHTERS. Fraternal I otlee. CONGREGATION ROPKE 7.EPEK Member, jilenne attend funeral of our.

Iat member. Joseph Goldberg, at 12 o'clock r'nday, al chapel. W. Roosevelt road. SAM J.

41IHEN, Urea, ALEXANDRE The Rev. Arthur Edwin Alexandre, Ph. destree Mason, husband of t'Blherine Stewart Alexandre, fnther of Mr. Anns Yierek. Srrvm'i private Friday nl 2 p.

m. at residence. 141111 K. 57th street. Interment Oak Hill.

Please omit ALGASE Fnnnie Alcase, use of HT.IO Gnldiiiiia. beloved wile, ot the late Max Jeo. fond mother of Sol. Sam. Mike.

Emma I'urlis, and Minnie Mi hurls. Funeral Friday. Jan 30. at p. at chnpcl.

.1140 1 jiwri iuc-ov. Interment Jewish Waldhelm. ANDERSEN Annie Andersen of 2K17 N. KeatuiaT avenue, beloved wife of Peter near mother of William J. and Charles, aimer of Peter and J.oui Hank.

Serviita Saturday, 1:30 p. at funeral home. 2500 N. Cicero avenue. Interment Acacia Park.

Ber. 8070. ANSON Anna Anson nee Buchanan 1, widow of Geora-e mother of Francella. aister of Mr. Jacob Lamb.

Funeral eervieea Saturday, 2 p. at chapel, 222 Broadway, interment private. ARNOLD Bion J. Arnold of 4T13 Kimbark avenua. beloved husband of Mariaeet, father of Stanley B.

and Robert M. Reattni at chapel. 422? Cottac Gtov Funeral notice later. Pi I IT 1 1 r-4 Merger Would Embrace 4 Million Members. BY THE REV.

JOHN EVANS. A unified Lutheran church 'r. America with more than 4.000.000 numbers was envisioned yesterday at tfce clone of the 24th annual sessions rf the National Lutheran council in Pittsburgh, Ta. The action, described a the moit definite yet taken by ary section of the country's Lutheran leadership, set up a committee to tiraft a plan to merge the various Lutheran communions. The Rev.

Dr. Armin G. Weng. 860 North Wabash avenue, president of the Illinois synod of the United Lutheran church, was elected secretary the National Lutheran council. Eight Synod In Council.

Included in the plan committee are tre presidents of the eight national Lutheran synods which make up the counciL These groups also embrace approximately two-thirds of all Lutherans the country. The council corresponds in general in American Lutheranism. with the Federal Coun cil of Churches of Christ in American Protestantism. It works in functional c-oeratlve areas for the eight groups ruth embrace a closely knit, active membership of approximately 2.500.000 persons. The eight roups are the United Lutheran church, the American Lutheran church, the Norwegian Lutheran church, the Lutheran Free church, the AuguMnna synod, the United Inuh church, the Icelandic 3 -nod.

and the Suoml I Finnish I an independent Finnish group nt Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin, joined the council Wednesday. Divided in Three Group. American Lutheranism is divided at rrewr.t into three croups: the United Lutheran church, representing a merger about 20 years ago of several synods; the American Lutheran conference, which is a federation of five rational groups; and the Synodical conference, a similar federation of six groups. The Synodical conference is not represented in the National Lutheran council. The three groups have had commissions on Lutheran unity at work for several years under somewhat diverse authorization.

The focal point of attempts of these commissions was a of union on a formula relative to Inspiration of the Bible. Strategic churches in this attempt toward union were the Evangelical Lutheran Missouri synod of the nodical conference, and the American Lutheran rfcurch in the American Lutheran conference. Similar overtures have taken plare between the American Lutheran church and the United Lutheran eh arch-Aid for Service Men. "The f.rst function of the plan committee will be to promote united action among tie groups in wartime work, including services to men in armed forces, aid to war-orphaned foreign missions, and to American prisoners ef war and refugees. The council set aside $650,000 for war attivities and for short wave broadcasts to German occupied countries in definance to Hitler's ban on foreign radio listening.

Dr. Martin Anderson. of Oak Park, president of the eastern district of the Norwegian Lutheran church, was named vice president of the council. OBITUARIES William F. Heaney.

Services will be conducted tomorrow at 9:30 a. m. in St. Clara's church for William F. Heaney.

6652 South Mirterva avenue. Mr. Heaney, for many year a North Western railroad policeman and in later years an employe of the county tax extension bureau, died Wednesday after a short illress. He is survived by his widow, a tia-jghter. and a brother.

Joseph Goldberg. Services for Joseph Goldberg. 62 years old, president of tfge Harvey Wrecking company, will be conducted at noon today in the chapel at 254 Roosevelt road. Mr. Goldberg died Wednesday in his home in the Fairfax hoteL Surviving are his widow, Anna; a daughter.

Mrs. Lillian Bycho-witz. and three sons, Alvin Fred and Harvey Goldberg. Shooa Click. Simon.

Glick. a retired shoe merchant, died yesterday in the American hospital. Mr. Click, who lived at 1219 East 53d street, came to Chicago from Russia 50 years ago. Surviving are his widow, Clara; two daughters, Far.nie and Rose, and a son.

Isadore. Services will be conducted at 11 a. m. today in the chapel at 4225 Roosevelt irac. Horace W.

Davis. PmsSeld. Jan. 29 (JT). Horace W.

Davis. 55 years old, president of the Eaton Paper corporation and former deputy attorney general of Pennsylvania, died yesterday in Nassau, Bahamas, while on a wedding trip his bride of two days. Mrs. Abb Maria Murphy. Dubuque, Jan.

2 Special. y.r. Ann Maria Murphy, 94 years old. mother ff the late United States Sen. Louis F.

Murphy, died toot. Edward Dale ppleton. North Andover. Jan. 29 P).

Edward Dale Appleton. 85 year eld. vice president of D. Appleton New York publishers, died today. 1 ADVERTISEMENT 1 Gas on Stomach may excit tbe Heart uiiiil ta Um wniirli fall Bay act Uk (Mtr triinr mm Om heart antes.

At thm arat iln af lima naart an aa4 uai i Hi a ma' a Ball -ana aetata tea fee. Na lazanv (mm bm4 af the aete-aec3na atfi.fae linan f-- awtmatlc relief ew-y toraerartira If the FraST TBI At, dneaw't I bar'er. tvara battle to a vl raetle fcOTBl-t Meaey Back. 2e. el ail draf Mora.

BION J. ARNOLD 81, CONSULTING ENGINEER, DIES Known as the Father of Third Rait. Col. Bion J. Arnold, holder of doctor of science and doctor of engineering degrees from several universities and the father of the third rail In railroading, died last night in his home at 4713 Kimbark avenue at the age of 81.

He is survived by his widow and two sons. Arnold was a mechanical engineer for the Chicago and Great Western railway, a consulting engineer for the General Klectric company, and was an independent consulting engineer for many years before his death. Introduced at 1X3 Fair. He built the "intramural railroad" at the world's fair in 180.1, the first commercial installation of the third rail in this country. It his plan that resulted in electrification of the New York Grand Central terminal and it was as a member of the electric traction commission that he carried out the work.

Active In Municipal Field. From 1902 to 1907 when Chicago's traction problem became first Arnold was the city's consulting engineer, and he was in charge of the reconstruction of the street railways after 1907. He was chief subway engineer for Chicago as far hack as 1910, in addition to being traction engineer for Pittsburgh, Toronto, Providence, Los Angeles, Cincinnati, and San Francisco during much of the same period. He was president of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers in 1903-'04. was a delegate to the International Electrical congress in Paris; was president of the Western Society of Engineers, and a member of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.

GEN. PATRICK, 1ST CHIEF OF ARMY AIR CORPS, DIES Washington, Jan. 29 (A). MaJ. Gen.

Maron Mathews Patrick 78 years old, first chief of the army air corps, died today in Walter Reed hospital after a month's illness. A classmate of Gen. John J. Pershing In the West Point class of 1886, Gen. Patrick during the first World war served as chief engineer for com Gra.

Tatrirk. munications, supply, construction, and forestry work in France and later was made chief of the air service there. After the controversy over air service was begun by former Brig. Gen. William Mitchell in 1921, Gen.

Patrick was assigned the task of reorganizing the entire air corps. He made himself an expert on all problems of air traffic, learned acrobatic flying at the age of 58. and after retirement In 1927 lectured at army and civilian schools. Gen. Patrick was secretary of the Mississippi river commission in St.

Louis from 1898 to 1901. He engaged in Mississippi river improvement work for several years previous to holding that office. 'tfc TCt 11834 S. Princeton avenue, beloved wi! of George F. sitter of Charles.

George, and Frank Tetxlaff, aunt of Raymond and George letflaff Member ef Ben hut chap. No. 401. O. E.

and White Shore) of Jerusalem. Funeral services st cbap'. 2410 W. North avenue. Monday at 1 3') P.

tn. Interment Montrose. RICHARDS Edwin E. Richards. 7247 South) Union avenue, Jan.

20. 1UI2. beloved husband of L. Bessie Richards, fslber of Sophus J. Edwin.

Ornn the lata lieiinelt ami Icilma W. Richardg. broinef of Mrs. Albert Haenlze. Harry and Mrs.

Alhe Janette. At chapel. 63d and Harvard until noon Satunlay. Services st Normal Park Methodist church. 71M elrert and I'nion avenue.

Satueila. Jsn. 31, at 2:30 p. in. Interment Oak Woods.

RYAN Rosalia Ryan, wife of the lis Thomas J. Ryan, fond mother of Mrs. Znltan Br limy i and Mrs. Anthony 9. Hanna gan.

Resting at funeral home, 6321 Madison street. Funeral Saturday. Jan. 31 at 0:30 a. to St.

Giles' church. Interment Calvary. Austin hi 120. SA ATM A Ernest Saatman ef 16.15 California avenue, beloved brother of Ottej of San Francisco. Cal.

Funeral Sattirdav, 2 in, at rhnprl. 26I'J Hirecb street, alnlerinrnt Waldheim cemetery. SCOTT-Nelite M. Scott, nee Shaw, of 6711 Kenwood avenue, wile of the late Dr O. Scoti.

mother of Mrs. Charles H. Woods. Mrs, Fiancla O'Connor or Oak Park. 111 and Mrs.

George A. Robinson of Vancouver, Servli-es Sstuidsy st .4 m. st cliauel. Jl2o. Lake Pai avenua.

Inter nirni in Oklahoma ily, OkU. liy.l. unit. RtM'CO Stettoll. lale ot 30U N.

Keating avenue, dearly beloved husband of Augitstina. nee Bernero: loud father ef Louis and Robert, brother of Mra. Celesta. Cavagtiaro and John Sberlolt. Kunersl Saturday.

Jan. 3t. 8:30 a. frnm funeral home. 2363 W.

Chicago avenue, to Assumption church. Interment All Saints'. For Information. Brunswick S220. SrHT.ESINGER David Sehleslnger.

1520 K. 62d street, beloved brother ot Max Armin and Hermina. Services Fridav. p. at rhapel.

3600 W. Roosevelt road. Interment Rosemont Park cemetery. SPRENO Edmund G. C.

Spreng. Jan. 29 el 46 N. street, Nsnervtlle. Ill, uk.

62, beluveU husband of Clara sprena. smi of Bishop 9. P. Spreng, brother ef Ethel. George, and Dr.

Ralph Spren. Wag funnel Iv with the CroweU Pirblishliig com-jiany of Springfield. O. funeral services) Saturday afternoon, Jan. 31.

Burial Naoer-ville eemetei-y. For information call Naper-ville 35. STEPHENSON John Stephenson, lai ICIt S. Taylor avenue. Oak Park, beloved husband of the late Olive, nee Thonisa.

fond father of Albert. Wtlllam, and Olive Da Weeae. Resting al funeral home. IT Madtann Oak Park. Funeral Saturday.

Jan 31, at 2 p. m. Interment Forest Home. TANSEY Mare Tsnsey. nea Costello.

beloved wife of Timothy D. Tansey. fond mother ot James Roger. Gertrude Walsh, and Ethel Hotm. Funeral Ssturdav, Jan.

31. at 8:30 a. m. from the late real-dence. 600 S.

Keeler avenue, to Preeeniauoal church. Interment Mount Carmel. TAYLOR Julia Ida Taylor, born it Kinsrttnn. 111.. 18611.

moved to Indiana, where she lived until her marriage, then moved im Chicago, survived by three of her four children. Irwin R. Taylor ot Gary. Clarence R. Tsylor of Chicago.

Mrs. Bradley Dinehart of Minr. and five) griilidclilldieii. Services al Mior. Mich also al Chicago.

Interment al Fairmount, Chicago. 111. VACCA Marie Asunla Vaera. nee De Pss-quale of "08 De Koven stieet. beloved i't of Armand.

loi-lng mother of Armand Jr. and Mane Asunta, Rufus. Pasouale. daughter of Philomena and the late Paauuaie. sister ot Rufus.

Terry, and Frank. Fun'rsl Mondav. Feb. 2, a. from chapel.

SI I W. Tavlor street, to Guardian Angrl church. Interment Mount Carmel. Inlnrraaiion, phone Monroe 0410. VAN AKEN Mrs.

Bertha Van Aken of H-ns-diile. widow of Anton, mothr of Mrs. Charles L. Washburn. Arthur A.

Van Akm. and the late Waldemar. Servieeg at Huchiy Mann funeral hums, Lincoln and 2d, Hutadale. Saturday. 3 p.

u. Imrrmeiit Bronswood. VIZ7.A Mary Jane X'igia. aged 13. of 417 Roosevelt street.

Gary. niece of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Pecora ot Gary, daughter of Eugene Viiza and stepdsughter of Mary Vigxa of Chicago. Funeral Friday, a.

at St. Mark's church. Gary. th Rev. JiimpIi S.

Ryder officiating. Burial Oak Hill cemetery, Gary. WEEKS Mary E. Weeks. 1312 K.

7lst street. Jan. 28. 1042. Istloved wife of the U'e Isaac Weeks, mother of Percy E.

and Ac ihur W. Weeks, grandmother of KUwm W. At chapel. 63d and Harvard, where service will be held Sulurilay. Jan.

31. al 1 p. in iiiidcr the au-pices of America chevler. No 454. O.

E. 9. Interment Oak Woods. WEHHU.M lamia C. Wehrum.

late residence. 4552 N. Kilbourn avenue, lieloved husband of Anna, nen Peterson; fond father ef Berenn-e Paul of Seattle. and Florence I) Wehrum. brother of William H.

and Margaret Wehrum. Servieeg Set. urday. Jan. 31.

at 2 p. el chapel. 4411 Elslon avenue. Interment Eden cetneterv. W1KOFF Josephine Wlknff nee Hare.

Isi of 20(11 Paikmle avenue, beloved 'e of Homer Wtkoft. tond mother of Ors Van Ness and the lale F.dmo Flickmi.n. loving graintmolher of Thomas Hart. Rest-Ins al funeral home, 17 Madison street. Oak Park.

Funeral Saturday. Jan. 31, 3:30 p. m. Interment Concordia.

WILK Conrad Wilk. dearly beloved husband of Catherine I nee Eberhardt loving father of Ruth Ean and Iehlie. dear brother of Fred. Paul, and the lale Jacob and Catherine, fond irrsndfatber of J. Connie Eran) and Carol Wilk.

Resting at funeral home. 220 S. Main street. IinibaM. Ill mini Saturday noon.

Scrvu-cs Saturday. 3 p. at First Congregational church. Lorn, bard. Menilier of Lombard lodge.

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FORMER. THEATER DIRECTOR, DIES Once Head of Goodman School of Drama. Thomas Wood Stevens, former director of the Goodman theater and If fl I a In the world of arts ana letters, aiea of heart disease yesterday' In Tucson, where he was director of the dramatic arts department or tne university of Arizona. His home was in Santa Fe. N.

M. Mr. Stevens, Tlmmn. W. lrri.

horn R2 years ago in Daysville, OkIc county, studied at. the Art Institute and later taught and lectured there In the llelds of mural paint-ings and the history of art. He lectured at the University of Wisconsin from 1912-'13, was head of the drama department at Carnegie Institute of Technology from 1913-24. director of the Goodman theater from 1921-'30, and also head of the school of dramatic art there. At other times he was a member of the faculties of Stanford, Iowa and Minnesota universities.

Drama Troducer at Fairs. After leaving the Goodman he produced Shakespearean dramas at the Chicago, San Diego, Cleveland and Dallas expositions and toured with his company, the Old Globe Players. During summer vacations Mr. Stevens directed the annual Santa Fe fiestas, and during the World war he directed for the Red Cross his own work "The Drawing of the a masque which was given at the Metropolitan-opera house with the Barry-mores, E. II.

Sothcrn and others in the cast. Author of Books, riays. Mr. Stevens was the author of five plays and four books on drama, etching and lettering, and of a novel in verse, "Westward with Vega." While a ChicaRoan he was a member of the Cliff Dwellers and the Tavern club. Mr.

Stevens is survived by his widow, Helen, a daughter, Mrs. Phoebe Mera of San Francisco, a son, Alden, of New York and a sister. Miss Lonne Wood Stevens of Chicago. Services will be conducted in Santa Fe. $904,777 Estate Left by Mrs, Mary Keep Otis Mrs.

Mary Keep Otis, widow of George L. Otis, left an estate valued at $904,777 according to a final accounting approved yesterday by Probate Judge John F. O'Connell. Mrs. Otis, a sister of the late Chauncey Keep, trustee of the Marshall Field estate, died in Mlddletown, April 15, 1938.

The bulk of the estate is left in trust lo four grandchildren. FORMER SLAVE HIES AT Mra. Sal lie Carter, of 254 North Camphrll avenue, who wan a slave in I'ulaxki, when Lincoln issued the emancipation proclamation, died Wednesday nitrhl (n her home. She waa S9 yrara old and had outlived all one of her IS children. fiJP- NORTH 929 W.

Belmont SOUTH 1820 S. Michigan VfiST 2346 W. Madison a. 1 7" mri. Margaret Brieskt.

Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret Drlenke, wife of Leo M. Brleske. former alderman of the 45th ward, will be conducted tomorrow at 10:15 a. m.

in her husband's funeral chapel at 2834 Southport avenue. Requiem high mass will he sunk at 11 a. m. in St. Alphonsus' church.

Mrs. Brieske. who was 56 years old. died Wednesday in the Franklin Boulevard hospital after an operation. Surviving with her husband are a daughter, Mrs.

Frances Birch, and three sons, August William and Leo M. Jr. Ernest McD. Bowman. Services for Ernest McDonald Bowman, one of the founders of the Bowman Dairy company and a leader in Chicago religious and philanthropic circles, will be conducted at 2 p.

m. Tuesday in the University Church of the Disciples, 57th street and University avenue, with Dr. Edward S. Ames, pastor, officiating. Burial will be In Graceland cemetcryl Mr.

Bowman died Wednesday in Pasadena, CaL. where he had lived for the last year. Mrs. Sarah J. Jones.

Mrs. Sarah Josephine Jones, 69 years old, widow of Joseph J. Jones, former cashier and auditor of the central division of the Associated Press, died yesterday In her home at 7519 Clyde avenue. She had been ill since the death of her husband In June, 1938. Surviving are three sons, Gerard.

Leo, and Clifford. Funeral services will be conducted tomorrow at 9:30 a. m. in Our Lady of Peace church. Mist Anne L.

Hill. Word of the death last Saturday In Los Angeles. Miss Anne La-vlna Hill, retired school teacher and daughter of one of the founders of Western Springs, was received yesterday. Miss Hill was 81 years old. She had taught English in Chicago and Riverside public schools.

William J. McGrain. The funeral of William J. McGaln, former alderman and building inspector of Waukegan, will be conducted at 10 a. m.

tomorrow In Immaculate Conception church, Waukegan. Mr. McGrain, who was 64 years old and lived at 111 South Iewis avenue, Waukegan, died Wednesday. Mrs. Bertha Van Aken.

Mrs. Bertha Van Aken, a resident of Hinsdale for the last 51 years, died yesterday in Hinsdale sanitarium. She was 85 years old and lived at 630 South Washington Hinsdale. She was active In infant welfare work. She leaves a son, Arthur, and a daughter, Mrs.

L. Washburn. Services will be conducted at 3 p. m. tomorrow in the chapel at Lincoln and 2d street in Hinsdale.

Fred Gmelin. Fred Gmelin, 52 years old, general manager of the Chicago Law Printing company. 107 North Wacker drive, was found dead in his hotel at 4526 Sheridan road yesterday. Death apparently was due to heart disease. He formerly was an instructor in typography at the Carnegie Institute of Technology, Pittsburgh.

Pa. He is survived by his widow. Alma, of 1418 North 38th street, Milwaukee, Wis. Col. James A.

Gillespie. Fort Lewis, Jan. 29 (IP). Col. James A.

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be. loved wife ot I.eo loviiia motbt.r of FraiK-ea Hinli, August William and Jci M. sislcr of Agnes Hosliko Wmuiiii. AiikUxI, Fiank, nil Muilin Uelinhe. siunil mother of six giaiulchildren.

Funeral Saturday, Jan. at 10 15 a. m. from chapel, 2hJl N. ShiuIiimm I avenue lo St, Alphonsus' church, in tel nicul St.

Josepli a. BURNS Pauline Burns. Jan. of 1 W. blh bi'loved wile of the late Uhailes.

loud mother of the late Allrcd. Funeral from ii.ixl, S. Michigan boulevard. Saturday. Jan.

31. at a. St. J'etcr'a church: mass at a. ni.

CARLTON Jessie Raffcu Carlton. Jan. 2. beloved wile of Lew slater of Mis. Harry D.

Hull of Crystal Lake. Robert K.illin of Braver Dam. John Un fir of EiiKlewood. fit I. Service Saturday, 2 p.

at funeral liouie flU N. Western avenue, coiner Foster. CAR II Lillian Carr, nee Luid(tren, lale ot Mtil N. St. Louis avenue, dearly beloved wile ot Edward W.

Carr, loud mother ot Edward, daughter of the lale tnul and Aiiguata Lindgren. fond eiater of SiKrid Mortimer. Richard. Walter. Oliver.

and Scxtrn, Funeral Saturday at p. at rhapel, Irving Park road. Interment Acacia Park cemetery. COT4NZA Antonio rostanra. beloved hns-'.

band of the lale Virginia, me Ferrcse; I father of Anueiiua Joseph, James. Rose Dobry. Elizabeth S.mtoro. Mary Mea-dora, and Armondo. Funeral Monday, a ni front chapel.

MM Ml Harriron street, lo Our Laity of Sorrows church Interment Mount Carmel. IIH44. CURTO Felicia Curto, nea Grann. beloved wife of the' late Vmien.o. mother of Mary Antoinette Sarlry.

Louise Maechia, Charles, Frank, and Marie DiVito. Funeral Monday. 0 a. from home. f17 S.

Bishop street, to Our Lady of Pompeii ehunh. Interment Mount Carmel. Nevada (1644. CUT1LLETTA Agnea lale of S.Vt N. Keystone avenue.

beloved wife of Antonio, mother of Josephine Inlravartolo. Santa, Condi, Anthony, Mildred Lupn. and Santo. Funeral Saturday. a.

from chapel. W. Chicago avenue, to Mir Lady of the Aiiccls church. Interment Mount Carmel. Cap.

(1140, DALY John B. Daly. Jan. 28. late of SJllfl Lake Park avenue, husband of Pauline.

Services at chapel. 77(15 Cottace Saturday, lo a. m. Burial Oak Woods. DE LI A Felix De Lla of S48 Cnhrtnt street, husband of late Francesca.

father of Mrs. Theresn Tufo. Mrs. Millie Falone. Joseph, and Mrs.

Margaret Cavio and the late Rove Grajuann and Antnnia Tufo. Funeral Mnn- dir. a. from funeral home, 61 ft Ashland boulevard, to Guardian Augcl ehun h. Interment Mount Carmel.

DE PASQUAt.E See Tacca notice. EVERETT John Everett of 6717 Ash land avenue, beloved aon of Annie L. Syl vester Everett and the late Henry fond brother of Mrs. Catherine Maina. Matt nee and the late Lawrence E.

Everett. At funeral home, til'lh at Justine afreet. Funeral Satnrdiy. 31. 8:30 a.

to St Brendan a church. Interment St. Mary a. FEENEY V-ronica Feeney. late of 5711 Addison atrect.

beloved wife of Cnpt. Jamea of Ci F. loving- mother of James Jr. Lorraine Jackson, and Dorothy Johnson grandmother of Judith Ann Jackson. Fir neral Momlav.

a. from funeral home, 4.YVI HI Milwaukee nv to St. Frrdl- nand'a church. Interment Mount Carmel FRANK Jacob Louia Frank, beloved hue- band of Eleanor, nee Goldsmith: father of i yril. Eileen, and Harriet, lieloved son of Gcrson and Libhy.

brother of Mrs. Etta Gcdwewer. Sol, Morris, Esther, and Doro thy Frank. on-m-law of Mr. and Mrs Max L.

Goldsmith. Services Friday. 1 p. at chapel. 422.1 W.

Roosevelt road Infeianrnt Waldhrim. CLICK Simon Gli. of ttf E. 53d street 1m loved husbaml of Clara, fond fnther of Fannie, liic. aiifl Isadnre, mid I he lat Louis and Max.

Funeral Friday, lla m. at rh'pel, W. Knoseicit road. Itn-r men I Kelulath Jacob, Waldheim. Please omil tlliv GMELIN Fred M.

Gmelin. Jan. in. lale of 452i Sheridan road. lxloved husband of Alma A.

Gmelin. At rel in funeral home, Sheridan road I at SunnysHlel until 11 p. ni. Friday. Funeral services Saturday.

Jan. .11. at .1 p. m. at chapel, West Juneau avenue.

Milwaukee. Wig Information. Lonula-ach 4715. GOLDBERG Joseph Gnlitta-rg. beloved hug- banil of Anna, fond faibcr of Alvin Fred Harvey.

Lillian llvchowitg, brothet of Eva JacohMin. Anna Stern, and Jack, leaves five grandchildren. Funeral 12 noon Friday at chapel, Roosevelt road. Interment Jewish Waldheim. Gill.

DENBERG Lillian E. Goldrnherg. nee Gielow. Jan. 2S.

1012. tond mother of Lois, dnuirhlcr of Charles and the late Emma, sisier of Harry and Elmer. Funeral at funeral home. 4354 W. Grand avenue, at Kostner.

Saturday. Jan. 31. at 2 p. m.

Interment Waldheim. GR1ERAHN Henry Griebahn. beloved husband of Amelia, dear father of George and Clarence, brother of George. Hattie Siegen-thaler. Lucy Moss, ami Otto.

Resting at funeral home. 7013 S. Racine avenue, where ecrvi.es will be held Saturday. Jan. 31.

at 1 p. m. Interment Eden temetery. Member of Carpenters' union, local No. 1KI.

HAM MON Harrison H. Hamtnon. at Three Rivera. beloved husband of Marguerite, nee Gllmore. Funeral Saturday.

31. I 311 a at chapel. 23 lit W. Madison atrccl, Chicago. Interment Mount Carmel.

HAIUUS-Sarah Harris. Fletcher, lata of libll Anthony avenue, beloved wile of George, loving mother, of Ruth Clemmnns and Earlc. Resting at funeral home. 7U1S South Park avenue. Funeral eervioee Saturday.

Jan. 31. at p. m. Interment Oak Hill cemetery.

Information, Til. 3055. A RT George Hart. Jan 2S. 11142.

of Harvey avenue, oak Park, husband of Agues C. Hart, father of Cheater C. Resting at funeral home. 318 N. Central avenue.

Austin. Funeral Saturday. 2:30 p. tinder auspices ot Gartlcld Park lodge. No.

b.HH. A. F. A. M.

Interment Acacia Park. HARVEY Chester J. Harvey. atiddenly. Wednesday.

Jan. 2S, at Morris, age 37. beloved husband of Mary, nee O'Reilly; fond father of Rosemary and Guy Harvey of New Lenox. 111., aon of Mra. Rose Harve.

Sioux City, brother of Morton of Chicago. Funeral from chapel. 251 Center street. Jnhrt. Saturday at 10 a.

Interment Elmhurst emelery. Joliet, 111. HA USER Carrie A. Hauser. nee Matern.

be. loved wife of Frank, mother of Madeline Koeeslrr. Clara Rsiek. Raymond. Charles, and William.

Funeral Saturday. Jan. 31. 10 a. at St.

Isaac Jogues church. Hinsdale. 111. Interment St. Mini eem'ery.

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