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TRIBUNE TUE SPAY. 'APRIL' 1938. oo CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY. 'APRIL' 19. I 1 LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE: Task Mistress death notices DEATH NOTICES JOHN 56 LOTSOFF Harriet LotsofT, age 6 years.

i mm I if 1 -41 1 I 1 K.l .1 i GO WITH NO MORE WOOD TO CUT WHAT GOOD AM WHY, FIXED IEVEN IF 1M SA-A-AY-ARE YOU HM-M--YES-1 I SO THE HOUSE COULD i YOU 1 (VE DONE I I TRYING TO KID ME? I I BELIEVE I I STAND PAINTING- AND MIGHT I PART OF I I YOU WERE BRAGGIN DID II THERE'S A BG GARDEN i BE I I WHAT YOU I I THAT ANYONE WHO II SAY SOME I TO BE SPADED AND TENDED -1 RIGHT I on! AND BUILT A LOT OF YOU SWELL CUPBOARDS AND PAINTED TH KITCHEN YOU'VE CLEANED UP TH YARD AND MADE TH WHOLE PLACE' LOOK A ii THE ROOF, AND MENDED THE FENCES THKTS DONE-1 I ENOUGH CAN FJND SO WHAT? TO START ON. I GUESS-THAT, I BAKER Frieda Schrodt Baker, fond wife of William dear mother of Margaret F. McCullougrh, sister of Emma Monahan, Kose Shogren, and Elsie Nieland, sister-in-law of Clarice A. Baker. Funeral Wednesday, April 20, at 9 a.

from funeral home, 1353 Devon avenue, to St. Ignatius church and Calvary, cemetery. BARRETT Mary Ann Barrett, nee Nelligan, beloved wife of the late John, sister of Mrs. Margaret Moran. Funeral Wednesday, April 20, at 9 a.

from 3246 Jackson boulevard, to St. Mel church. Burial Mount Carmel. Kcdzie 2394. BARRETT Patrick Barrett, dearly beloved husband of Mary, nee Cronin; loving father of Catherine and the late Marie, Thomas, and Patrick, son of the late Thomas and Johanna Barrett, and brother of John, James, Mary, Josephine, Mrs.

Thomas Mc-Mahon and the late Richard. Funeral Wednesday at 9 a. m. from late residence, 4216 Wallace street, to St. Gabriel church.

Interment Mount Olivet. Member of Tom Moore court. No. 1155, C. O.

F. Yards 0662. BAUMGARTNER Edward Baumgartner. beloved husband of Lillian, fond father of Fred, Erna. and Walter.

Services at funeral home. 1732 Wilson avenue. Tuesday, at 8:30 p. m. Private funeral Wednesday.

Please omit flowers. BOBERG Charlotte Boberg, beloved wife of the late Nels, dear mother of Mrs. Esther Hanson, sister of Mrs: Lena Boberg ana Anders Frisk of Sweden. Services Wednesday, April 20, at 3 p. at chapel.

851 E. 75th street. Interment Oak Woods. BOECK Charles H. Boeck, April 17, beloved father of Mrs.

Charles F. Henning of Gleneoe and Mrs. George S. Moss of Toledo, O. Funeral Wednesday morning, at 10 o'clock, at chapel of St.

Ann home, Techny, HI. Interment St. Boniface. BURKE Nellie Burke, nee O'Meara, beloved wife of the late Eugene Burke, fond mother of Mrs. James McDonnell, Helen, Thomas Robert Eugene and the late William and Daniel Burke, sister of Mrs.

Thomas MeAndrews. Funeral Wednesday at 9:30 a. m. from late residence. 6638 N.

Artesian avenue, to St. Timothy church. Interment Calvary. Member of Division 15 Ladies' auxiliary of A. O.

H. Information Humboldt 2773. CASSIDY Dr. Thomas J. Cassidy.

late of 4S47 West End avenue, beloved husband OBITUARIES RADIO BROADCASTS John MacCallum. John MacCallum, a member of Masonic Mother lodge, No. 0 of Kilwinning, Ayreshire, Scotland, said to be the oldest Masonic lodge in the world, died yesterday in his home, 108 Mississippi avenue, Joliet, after a brief illness. He was 71 years old and a former employe in the mechanical department of the Illinois Steel company. Mr.

MacCallum came to this country from Scotland in 1906 and had lived in Joliet for twenty-five years. Surviving are his widow, Ellen; a son, Samuel; a daughter, Mrs. William McNeil; a brother, Samuel, of 10349 South Wood street, Chicago, and four sisters and another brother in Scotland. Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m.

tomorrow in his home. late of 3859 Wilcox street, darling daughter of Henry and Pearl, dear sister of Clarice and Seymour. Funeral Wednes day. 2 p. at chapel, 3163 Ogden avenue.

Interment Jewish Waldheim. LOUIS Clarence E. Louis. 1743 E. 67G.

street. April 18. 1938, beloved husband ox Elizabeth Agnew Louis, brother of Mrs. E. G.

Wells of Omaha. Mrs. Olive L. Collins of Hazard, P. M.

Louis ot Des Moines. and G. S. Louis of Laka Forest. HI.

Services at chapel. 63d and Harvard, Wednesday. April 20, at 3 p. under auspices of Home lodse. No.

503, A. F. A. M. Interment Evergreen.

LYONS Richard Lyons, father of James. Mary, and Josepn Lyons. Drotner ot Thomas Lyons. Funeral from chapel. 1158 N.

Clark street. Wednesday, April at 9:30 a. to -Holy Name cathedral. "Interment Calvary. MATHIESEN Nis C.

Mathiesen. April 17. 1938, at 7:35 a. beloved husband of the late Laura, nee Holdt; fond father of Ralph father-in-law of Eleanor, grandfather of Kathleen and Frances. Funeral services Tuesday at 1 :30 p.

at late residence, 10157 S. Morgan street. Interment Oak Woods cemetery. McMAHON James McMahon of 64055 Ingle-side avenue, beloved husband of Myrtlsi O'Rourke McMahon. Funeral at funeral home, 712 W.

31st street. Complete notics later. Information Victory 1158. McMAHON Mary A. McMahon nee Bnr-ney, beloved wife of Cornelius fond mother of Francis T.

and Catherine V. Funeral Wednesday, at 9 a. from lata residence, 4728 Lincoln avenue, to Queen of Angels church. Burial All Saints'. MONKEN Helen M.

Monken. nee Palasz. beloved wife of Edmund Monken, dear mother of James, loving daughter of Mary Palasz, beloved sister of Anna and Frank, dear daughter-in-law of Louise Monken. dear sister-in-law of Gertrude Palasz, Arthur Monken, Laura Harlow, Fred and Helen. Monken, George and Loretta Monken.

Alfred and Pearl Monken. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a. from residence, 930 N. Ridge-way avenue, to Our Lady of the Angela church. Avers and Iowa street.

Mass at 9:30 a. m. Interment St. Adalbert cemetery. St.

Louis, papers please copy. MORGAN Wayne Morgan, April 17. of 3723 Sheffield avenue, dear son of Fred and Margaret Morgan, brother of Ralph. Services 2 p. m.

Wednesday, at chapel. 3415 N. Clark street. Interment Irving Park: Boulevard cemetery. MURDOW Dr.

Arthur H. Murdow, April 17, 1938, husband of Mrs. Helen M. Murdow, 528 Maple avenue, Winnetka, HI. Funeral services 4 p.

m. Tuesday at Graceland cemetery chapel, Chicago. NELSON Mary Nelson, 7209 South Park avenue, beloved wife of Andrew, sister of Oscar Erickson of Seattle. Mrs. Alma Carlson, and brother and sister in Sweden.

Resting in chapel, 7350 Cottage Grove avenue. Funeral Wednesday. April 20, at 1 p. m. Interment Memorial Park cemetery.

Seattle, papers please copy OCKERT William A. Ockert, April 18, 1938. of 448 N. Austin boulevard, husband of Annabel Gettle Ockert. father of Marshall brother of Elizabeth Brent.

Resting at funeral home, 318-320 N. Central avenue. Austin. Funeral Wednesday. 2:30 p.

m. Interment Forest Home. Monmouth, HL, papers please copy. O'ROURKE Lawrence Larryl O'Rourke, beloved husband of Clara nee Hoekstra, fond father of Catherine Marie O'Rourke, son of the late Mose and Catherine nee Walsh, brother of Thomas, Mrs. Maria Ryan, and Mrs.

Loretta Finlayson. At chapel, 17 Madison street. Oak Park. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a. at St.

Peter Canisius church. Interment Mount Carmel. PETERS PETRI Marie Peters, late of 2319 S. Gunderson avenue, Berwyn: widow of Frank devoted mother ot Ben F. Peters and the late Katherine Mara and Rose Janousek.

Funeral Wednesday, April 20, at 8:30 a. from chapel. 6229 W. Cer-mak road Berwyn, to Our Lady of the Holy Mount church. Interment St.

Adalbert's. PORTER Martha L. Porter, nee Leu, of Pfingsten road, Northbrook, wife of Robert sister of Frances Stoeberl, Ida, and Rose Leu. and Ruth Zimmerman. Services at funeral home, 1722 Shermer avenue.

North-brook, 2 p. m. Tuesday. Interment Memorial Park. POST August F.

Post. April 18, 1938. beloved husband of Ella Post, nee Potthoff, fond father of Harold A. Post, brother of Mr3. Helen Schneider.

Mrs. Anna Vanselow, Mrs. Minnie Ziemer, and William Post, father-in-law of Mrs. Marcella Post, grandfather of Dolores Post. Funeral at Im-manuel Evangelical chnrch, 70th and South Michigan avenue, the Rev.

H. J. Schick officiating. Thursday, at 2 p. m.

Interment at Bethania. Remains resting at late home. 8405 S. May street. For information call Fairfax 2900.

RAUEN Rosa Schoen Rauen. April 17. 1938,. at her residence. 6229 N.

Claremont avenue, widow of William Rauen, and be- loved mother of Mrs. Lillian Sigrist, Mrs, Eleanor Clement, William and James N. Rauen. Funeral Wednesday at 9 a. m.

from funeral home. 245 W. North avenue to St. Henry's church. Interment St.

Boniface cemetery. Kindly omit flowers. REBLTTZ Amanda H. Reblitz, 206 W. llOtll street; beloved wife of Gottfried Reblitz.

fond mother of Fred and Mrs. Frances Raak, grandmother of Kenneth Raak. Funeral Tuesday, 2 p. at chapel, 10233 S. Michigan avenue.

Interment Mount Greenwood. ROBINSON Milton Everett Robinson suddenly, April 18. residence 1638 W. 107th street, husband of Wilhelmina, father of Ann, Milton E. Robinson and David, son of the late Maud.

Remains at chapel, 4141 Cottage Grove avenue. Funeral notice later. ROCCA Rosa Rocca, nee Brizzolara. beloved wife of Dominick Rocca, fond mother of Eva, Dominick, Anthony Gregory, and Christopher Rocca, Mrs. Ida Arado, Mrs.

Marie Quinn, Mrs. Beatrice Cella. and the late Louis C. and Enrico F. Rocca.

sister to Mrs. Amelia Moreno and the late Louis Brizzolara. Funeral Wednesday. 9:30 a.m., from late residence. 1328 Argyle street, to Church of Assumption.

Interment Calvary. Please omit flowers. SCHALLOCK Frank J. Schallock, April IS. 1938.

beloved husband of Mae, father of Frank D. Schallock and Mrs. Gilbert Hauser, son of Mrs. Minnie Schallock. brother of Mrs.

Phillip Biehl, Minnie, and A. H. Schallock. At residence, S24S S. Ridgeland avenue, until Wednesday a.

m. Interment Montaque, Mich. SMITH Edith Smith, nee Grosvenor, of 710 Hinman avenue, Evanston, fond sister of John Grosvenor, Mrs. Nellie Robinson, Mrs. Martha Morris, Mrs.

W. S. Lawrence, Burt Grosvenor. and Mrs. Elsie Leonard.

Funeral services Tuesday, 11 a. at chapel, 1460 Sherman avenue, Evanston. Burial Rosehill. ST1ER Dorothy Stier ot 1515 Byron street, fond daughter of Adam and Emma, nee Freeby; dear Fister of Herbert. Services Tuesday, at 1 :30 p.

at chapel, 3905-07 Lincoln avenue. Interment Eden. SULLIVAN Daniel M. Sullivan. April 18, beloved brother of Jerry.

Morris, James, and Mrs. Rose Ryan. Member of Loyal Deering lodge. No. 601, O.

O. F. Funeral Wednesday. 1:30 p. at funeral home, 5200 N.

Western avenue, corner of Foster. Interment Owasco, N. Y. SWEETING Emma Sweeting of 1932 Wesley avenue, Evanstoti. fond mother of Mrs.

Margaret Nehrlich, Janet, and Harry. Funeral services Wednesday, 2 p. at chapel, 1460 Sherman avenue, Evanston. Interment Rosehill. THAYER Richard S.

Thayer. 7128 34th street. Berwyn, 111-, beloved husband of Elizabeth R-, fond father of the Rev. Edwin Lyman and Charles S. Restin at the home for funerals, 6910 Windsor avenue.

Berwvn. I1L Funeral services Wednesday. 2 D. m. at the EoiscoDal church.

34th street and Euclid avenue. Berwvn. 111. Interment. Miamiville.

O. WEISKOPF Marie Weiskopf of the East End Park hotel, biloved wife of the late Herman, fond mother of Milton and Mrs. Edith Kreeger. dear sister of Carrie, Ella, and Fred Weil, Pauline Baach, and the late Joseph Weil. Funeral services Wednesday, April 20, at 1 p.

at chapel, 938 E. 47th street, to Free Sons cemetery. Family at 5138 Kenwood avenue. WENIGMAN Mary Bclson Wenigman. ot 384R N.

Kildare avenue; beloved wife of the late Paul, fond mother of Paul Harry C. and Frederick J. Funeral Wednesday, April 20, at 9:30 a. from funeral home, 1353 Devon avenue at Glenwood, to St. Viator church.

Interment St. Boniface cemetery. WERMICH Otto M. Wermich, 1165 Jeanetts avenuts. Des Plaines, beloved husband of Mary, fond father of Merritt O.

and Albert Resting at home tor funerals, Lee and Perry streets, where services will be held Thursday, April 21, at 2:30 p. m. Interment Acacia Park. WORDEN Robert W. Worden, April 18.

beloved husband of Margaret O'Neill Worden, father of Dorothy M. Worden. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a. chapel, Jeffery boulevard at 77th street, to St. Philip Ncri church; solemn requiem high mass 10 a.

m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Souii Shore 8S22. WORDES William J. Wordes, beloved husband of Mary, fond brother of Mrs.

Jennie Jerome. Services 2:30 p. m. Wednesday, at late residence. 6628 S.

Loomis boulevard. Burial Evergreen. Funeral services private. ZAHALKA Charles Zahalka. 1636 S.

Ked-vale avenue, beloved husband of Anna, fond father of Rose Anna Siegel. Frances Krakora. and Josephine Leide. Funeral Wednesday. April 20.

8:30 a. from chapel, 2611 S. Lawndale avenue, to Our Lady of Lourdes church. Interment SU Adalbert cemetery. Pleas omit flowers.

Information, Lawndale S039. SEATTLE, WASH, MAYOR, IS DEAD i Official Acts Attract I National Attention. Seattle. April 18. (IP) Mayor John Francis Dore, 56 years old, died here to-nfeht.

Alexander Peacock said the mayor died of heart disease I i- cated by blood puisumus. Dore had been 111 since late last year. A active political campaigner, he was able to make only three speeches in February fore 1 he mavoraltv tri- mary and failed of renomination. Mayor J. F.

Dore. Shortly after the campaign he went to Phoenix, for a rest. His condition became worse, and he spent twelve clays in a Los Angeles hospital before recovering enough to come home two weeks ago. His Illness Persists. Since his return he had been ill his home with physicians constantly in attendance.

Saturday night lie had a relapse. Dore was perhaps Seattle's most spectacular mayor. His hair trigger mind and dynamic personality attracted national attention to him, first as one of the most brilliant criminal lawyers on the Pacific coast, and later as mayor of Seattle during two turbulent terms. Born in Boston, Dec. 11, 1881, he was brought here at the age of 12.

He' later studied at Phillips-Exeter academy and Harvard. Returning here in 1903, he became a Dolice reporter for the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, and later worked for the Times and Star. In his spare time he studied law and was admitted to the barin 1910. Sensational Court Tactics. His sensational courtroom tactics resulted in three separate attempts to disbar him on various charges.

Each time he won vindication. In 1932 he was elected mayor on a platform "Move the City Hall Out of the Labor Temple." He was renominated in 1934, but a business-labor coalition defeated him. He effected an alliance with Dave Beck, western head of the Teamsters' union and campaigned in 1936 on a 100 per cent labor Dore was elected, defeating the present mayor elect, Arthur B. Langlie, and he forthwith reversed his 1932 slogan by "Putting the Labor Temple Back in the City Hall." Tmua dUzdio BY LARRY WOLTERS. Off the scratchpad: Harold Lloyd, bespectacled comedian, is in a huddle over a comedy series for radio, It will be his first regular airshow.

The You Said It review, which had a local outlet tWEBM for the first time last night, is to undergo alterations. Boris Karloff has collaborated with Arch Oboler on the Lights Out opus for tomorrow night. The piece was in-spireded by Moussorgsky's weird composition, "Night on Bald Mountains." Karloff returns to Hollywood after this broadcast. Snow White Adriana Caselotti was not allowed to go through with her scheduled performance on Prof. Kaltenmeyer's Kindergarten Saturday.

Walt Disney and sponsors of Mickey Mouse, it seems, brought pressure to bear on NBC because they were using a "Snow White" from Hollywood on the Mickey Mouse Easter show. So Mis3 Caselotti, who had already appeared over W-G-N-Mutual, made a guest appearance on the WBBM-CES Week-end-Potpourri. Speaking of Easter, Mrs. Hed-wig Easter's description of the parade at Sandwich, NBC was livelier than that portion of the broadcast that came from New York. Mrs.

Easter was amply prepared, having apparently found out in advance what every resident of the town planned to wear. Her comment was sprightly. A year ago Judy Starr's singing career was almost ended in a motor accident. Tonight- she the singing headliner of the new Time" to Shine show featuring Hal Kemp's orchestra. She is replacing Maxine Gray who had to pass up this assignment to convalesce further from in-juries incurred in a wreck.

Time is 9 p. m. on WBBM. Bob Ripley has scheduled the Mayor of Hell Norway on his broadcast Tuesday, April 26. Notre Dame's Universal Alumni night celebration will be broadcast on WENR from 10:15 to 10:45 next Monday with Father John O'Hara, president, the University Glee club and symphony orchestra, Coach Elmer Layden, and John Mc-Cormack, the tenor, contributing.

Fibber McGee and company will take a nine week vacation starting June 26. Sponsor will stay on the air through the summer, possibly moving their daytime show, Attorney-at-Law with Jim Ameche, into the gap. Cecil Underwood, production director, has just returned from Hollywood and has an idea or two he picked up in the west for temporary replacements. Rush Hughes, son of Rupert Hughes, radio commentator of San Francisco, stopped off here yesterday and devoted his usual 15 minutes Hughes Reel to tributes to various Chicago personalities. Among those saluted were the late Jimmy Durkin, robustious head copy boy of The Trtsune, and Genevieve Forbes Her-i woman, reporter.

On his broadcast at 3:30 today WMAQ Hughes interview Barbara Luddy, California actress who made good in Chi-o radio circles. WHfiT PUTTERINQ AROUND I DO HERE DOESN'T EARN WHAT I EAT- ICKNTKAL STANDARD TIME.J ON SHOKT HAVES. BERLIN 5:00 p. m. Special concert ol light music.

DJD, 25.4 11.77 meg. LONDON 5:40 p. in. "Empire Variety Thealer." GSP. 19.0 15.31 GSD, 25.5 11.75 GSC, 31.3 0.58 GSB, 31.5 9.51 meg'.

ROME p. m. Tuesday Symphonies; "Muranese Glass," a talk. SKO, 31.1 0.63 IRtf, 30.5 9.83 IQY, 25.21 11.90 meg. BERLIN 7:45 p.

m. The German Dance an innovation of the 3rd Reich. DJD, 25.4 11.77 meg. LONDON 8:30 p. America American Labor," a talk by William Green.

GSD, 25.2 11.75 GSC. 31.3 0.58 GSB, 31.5 9.51 met. CHICAGO WAVK LENGTHS. W-G-N 720 WAAF 020 WWAE 1200 WIND 5(50 WMAQ 670 WBBM 770 WI.S 870 WENR 870 WCFL 970 WSBC 1210 WME1 1080 WGES 1420 WSBC 1080 WHKC 1420 WJJD 1130 WHIP 1480 A.M. :45 W-G-N Good Morninj: Pro tram.

7 :00 W-U-N i'alilornia Sunshine. WAAF-Breakfast Express. WBBM Dawn Salute. WMAQ Suburban Hour. WXS Julian Bentley.

WCFLi Rise and Shine. 7:15 WLS Evelyn and Hilltoppera. WBBM Morniny Matinee. 7 :30 W-G-N The Music Box. WLS Morning Devotions.

WJJD Christian Science Prosrram. WBBM Musical Clock. 7:45 WLS Jolly Joe's Pet Pals. 8:00 W-G-N" Everyday Words." WMAQ Your Neighbor. WLS Hal Culver and H.

Peterson. WCFL Breakfast club. W-G-N Good Morning Frogram. 8:15 W-G-N Jean Abbey Home Market-ins Hints. WLS DeZurik Sisters.

8:30 W-G-N Victor I.indlahr. WLS Julian Bentley. WMAQ Whistler and His Dor. WBBM Road of Life. 8 :45 WLS Chuck, Ray and Christine.

WMAQ Dan Hardiner's Wife. WJJD Talk on "Control of Cancer." WBBM Linda's First Love. 9:00 W-G-N Martha Crane and Helen Joyce. WMAQ Mrs. Wisrgrs.

WBBM Pretty Kitty Kelly. WLS Cabin at the Crossroads. 8:15 WBBM My rt and Maree. WAAF Rhythm Rhapsody. WI.S Martrot of Castlewood.

WMAQ John's Other Wife. 9:30 W-G-N Get Thin to Music MRS. WLS Attorney-at-Law. WCFL Josh Hiscins. WJJD Illinois Medical society.

WIND Eb and Zeb. WBBM Emily Post. 0:43 W-G-N Dr. Friendly, drama. WMAQ The Woman in White.

WCFL Bittersweet Melodies. WJJD Sentenced Men. 10:00 M-G-N Beauty Clinic. WAAF Memory Lane. "WJJD Stringin Alonr.

W1.S Mary Marlin. WCFL Viennese Ensemble. WMAQ David Harum. WIND Municipal Court. WBBM Mary Lee Taylor.

10:15 W-G-N Bachelor's Children MM. WMAQ Backstase Wife. WCFL Popular Waltzes. WLS Pepper Vouns's Family. WBBM Editor's Daushter.

10:30 W-G-N Painted Dreams. WMAQ Home Makers Exchanje. WCFL Peckers in the Pantry. "WIND Speaking of Love. WBBM Big Sister.

WLS Vie and Sade. 10:45 W-G-N Stella Dallas. WMAQ Dorothy Crandall, pianist, WLS Gospel Sinjer. WBBM Aunt Jenny's Stories. WJJD Sons of Pioneers.

i 11:00 W-G-N Harold Turner, pianist. WJJD Bureau of Missintr WHIP" The Human Side." WLS Short Stories. WMAQ Girl Alone. WBBM Mary M. McBride.

WCFlj Younir Widdcr Jones. WIND Sketches in Melody. 11:15 W-fl-X The Masie Hour. WMAQ The O'Neills. WCFL Harmony Hi-Spots.

WHFC Bins- Crosby Recordinsa. WBBM Goldbergs. WAAF Don Bolt, commentator. WLS Grace Wilson and Howard Peterson. WJJD Criminal Court Interviews, i 11:30 W-G-N Quin Kyan' News Cymment.

WMAQ Farm and Home Hou'r. WCFL Rosa Lee. songs. WBBM Helen Trent. WOES Sunshine hour.

WLS Ma Perkins. WIND Harry organist. WJJD Safety court. 11:45 W-G-N Way Down East. WBBM Our GaL Sunday.

WI.S Markets. 11:50 WAAF Sweet and Slow. Noon W-G-N Man on the ttre t. WMBI Midday Gospel hjur. WHIP Sou thtown Churh hour.

WAAF Symphonic hour. WLS Dinner Bell program. WCFL Hit revue. WBBM Betty and Bobu 12:13 W-G-N Melody Time. WJJD Noonday Service.

WCFL Betty and the Escorts. WBBM Hymns of Ail Churches. ROBERT WORD EN, EDITOR OF SOUTH SIDE PAPER, DIES Robert William Worden, managing editor and co-publisher of the Daily Calumet, a South Chicago community newspaper, died yesterday in the Pas-savant hospital. He was 52 years old and lived at 6840 South Shore drive. Eorn in Hanna, Mr.

Worden came to Chicago as a boy. Beginning as a newspaper boy ne had been connected with the? -newspaper business for more than forty years, most of the time with the Daily Calumet. At one time he was employed by The Tribune circulation department. Ten years etgo Mr. Worden and Robert W.

Williamson took over the community newspaper, Mr. Worden assuming charge of the editorial department. FiTom 1920 to 1930 he was also secretary to P. H. Moynihan, chairman of the Illinois commerce commission.

Survivingare his widow, Margaret, and a da'flfehter, Dorothy. Funeral services be held tomorrow at 10 a. m. in Slfc. Philip Neri church.

Trade Halts as Choir Sirigs at Chaliapin Rites PARIS, April 18. UP) Trafic in the center jot Paris was halted today while Russian choir, in a last tribute tr Feodor Chaliapin, sang "Im-mort'il Glory" outside the opera house' as his funeral cortege paused there. The famous Russian basso, whev died last Tuesday, was buried at Eatignoles cemetery in the presence of members of his family and a few Sxlgaia. Chaliapin was .65 years old. TODAY'S 1:45 W-G-N Len Salvo, organist.

WMAQ Armchair Quartet. WJJD Ben Kanter, pianist. WLS John Brown, pianist. 2:00 W-G-X Afternoon Musical. WHIP Musical Travelog.

WMAQ Pepper Young's Family. WJJD Doug Hope Revue. WBBM Radio Gossip club. WLS Homemakers' Hour. 2:15 W-G-X Jean Kings and piano MBS.

WMAQ Ma Perkins. WBBM Meet the Missus. 2:30 W-G-N Moods In Music MBS. WMAQ Vic and -Sade. WAAF Mood In Blue.

WCFL Varieties. W7BBM Fl anagrams. 2:45 W-G-N The I.eailoff Man. WMAQ The Guiding Light. 2:55 W-G-N Baseball Chicago White Sox vs.

Detroit: also WCFL, WBBM, WJJD, WIND. WMAQ Lorenzo Jones. WENR Club 3 :15 WMBI Gospel music. WENR Club Matinee. WMAQ Mary Marlin.

3:30 WAAF Don Bolt. 3 :45 WAAF Jimmy Kozak pianist. WMAQ Road of Life. 4 :00 WAAF Rhumba Beat. WMAQ Tea Time Varieties.

WENR Bennett and Wolverton. 4:15 WENR Music Circle. WMAQ Vagabonds' quartet. 4:30 WENR Radio Rubes. WMAQ Gallicchio's orchestra.

WAAF Organ Melodies. 4:45 WBBM Tenth Inning. WENR King's Jesters. 5:00 W-G-N Swing It. WENR Children's Stories.

WBBM Dave Bacal, organist. WMAQ Dick Tracy. WIND Baseball Scores. WCFL Rainbow Melodies. 5:15 W-G-N The Airliners MBS1.

WBBM Kitty Keene. Inc. WMAQ Terry and the Pirates. WENR Don Winslow. WCFL Herbert Morrison, talk.

5:30 W-G-N Charlie Chan. WMAQ Jack Armstrong. WCFL Johnnie Johnston, baritone. WBBM Boake Carter. W-G-N Orphan Annie.

WIND Listen to Yourself." WCFL Jack Kelly's orchestra. WBBM Missus Goes to Market. 6 W-G-N Concert orchestra. WMAQ Fort Pearson. WIND German hour.

WENR Easy Aces. 6:15 W-G-N Evening Serenade. WMAQ Vocal Varieties. WENR Mr. Keen.

Lost Persons. WBBM Hollywood Screenscoops. 6:30 W-G-N Bob Klson's Sports Review WCFL Hillbilly Music. WMAQ M. T.

Round Table. WBBM Actors' Guild. Helen Menken. WENR Dorothy Thompson. 6:45 W-G-N Famous Fortunes MBS1.

WMAQ Vivian Delia Chiesa, soprano. WCFL Hal Totten. WHFC-Irish program. 7 W-G-N Morton Gould's orch. MBS.

WMAQ Johnny Presents. WBBM Edward G. Robinson. 1 5 WCFL Pop-Tunes. 7 :30 W-G-N The Green Hornet MBS.

WMAQ Wayne King's orcnesU'a. WBBM A I Jolson. WLS Chicago Youth Week program. 7:45 WCFL Jack Kelly's orchestra. 8:00 W-G-N Victor Arden's orchestra.

WMAQ Vox Pop. WLS Horace Heidt's Brigadiers. WIND Race Results. WBBM Wnlch the Fun Go By. 8:15 W-G-N Clifton llley un Foreign Af fairs.

8:30 W-G-N Ennio Rolognini's orchestra. WMAQ Fibber McGee and Molly. WENR Jamboree. WBBM Benny Goodman's orchestra. WIND Piano Duo.

W-G-N Tomorrow's Tribune. W-G-N Sports Celebrity Parade. 0 W-G-N True Dcteetive Mysteries. WBBM Hal Kemp's orchestra. WMAQ Tales of Great Rivers.

3:13 W-G-N The Charioteers MBS. 8:30 W-G-N The Northerners. WMAQ Jimmy Fidler. WBBM Polly Follies. 9:45 WMAQ Dale Carnegie.

WENR Story of Business. 10:00 W-G-X Development of Music MBS. WMAQ Amos 'n' Andy. WIND Mickey Isely's orchestra. WBBM "Just Entertainment." WCFL Make Believe Danceland.

10:15 W-G-N Ennj Bolognini's orchestra MBS1. WBBM Abe Lyman's orchestra. WENR Charlie Agnew's orchestra; WMAQ Fort Pearson. 10:30 W-G-N Leo Keisman'g orch. MBS.

WMAQ Lon Brcese's orchestra. WBBM Todd Hunter. WIND Fred Martin's orchestra. WENR Andy Kirk's orchestra. WBBM Happy Fclton's orchestra.

11:00 W-G-N Art Kassel's orchestra. WIND Ted Weems' orchestra. WENR Desirable Music. WBBM Henry Gendron's orchestra. 11 :30 W-G-N Johnny Johnson's orchestra MBSJ.

WCFL Jack Marshard's orchestra. WBBM Will Osborne's orchestra. WIND Night Club. 1 1 :45 WENR Bowling congress A.M. W-G-X Leighton Noble's orchestra MBS.

WENR Southern Gentlemen and orch. WBBM Musical Weather Man. WIND Night Watch. 12:30 W-G-N Kay Keating' orch. MBS.

WMAQ Singing NeighboJ-. WENR Trumbauer's orchestra. M.E.ROBINSON, COAL MERCHANT, DIES SUDDENLY Milton E. Robinson 46 years old, president of the coal company bearing his name, died yesterday in the offices of Dr. Ernest R.

Proctor at 27 East Monroe street. A fire department inhalator squad tried in vain to revive him. Mr. Robinson's father, Milton E. fell dead on Oct.

23, 1919, while playing golf with Dr. Proctor. Both men suffered from a heart ailment, Dr. Proctor said. Milton E.

Robinson iwho lived at 1638 West 107th street, was one of the leaders in the coal industry's fight on the NRA in 1934. With six other members of the Retail Code authority he resigned on Sept. 3 of that year after a clash with Gen. Hugh S. Johnson, then NRA chief.

Mr. Robinson survived by his widow, Wilhelmina; a daughter, Ann, and two sons, David and Milton E. III. QUICK FOOT RELIEF For sore, tired, blistered, aching feet, ask your druggist for George E. Price.

George E. Price, 85 years old, member of a pioneer Chicago family, died yesterday in his farm home three miles northwest of Elgin in Dundee township. Mr. Price was the son of Cornelius Price, a Chicago contractor who in 1848 built the Tremont house, one of the first big hotels west of Buffalo. George Price was born in 1852 at what is now the corner of Michigan avenue and Madison street.

He served 27 years as a city building inspector, retiring in 1918. He was a member of the old Columbia Yacht club and was known as "Captain Price" because of his large acquaintance among Lake Michigan sailors. Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon from the chapel at 200 East Erie street. Emma P. Kaler.

Mrs. Emma P. Kaler, 82 years old, a resident of Evanston more than fifty years, died yesterday in the home of her sister, Mrs. J. B.

Calligan of 312 Lee street, in the suburb. Mrs. Kaler for many years was active in affairs of the Second Presbyterian church. Funeral services will be held at 10 a. m.

today in the church. Burial will be in Marshfield, her girlhood home. Mrs. Kaler was an eighth generation descendant of John and Priscilla Alden. Sir Stephen Killik.

Copyright: 1938: By the New York Times. LONDON, April 18. Sir Stephen Killik, who, like the fabled Dick Whittington rose from poor boy to be lord mayor of London, died at his home here today. The career of Killik, who was 77 years old, was a fairy story come true. Beginning work at 12, he managed to educate himself and often skipped meals to buy books.

Senior partner in a firm of stock brokers, he held the post of lord mayor in 1934-'35 during the celebrations of King George V. jubilee. Richard J. Lynch. Funeral services for Richard J.

Lynch, retired Chicago fireman who died Sunday evening in his home at 4520 Wrightwood avenue, will be held at 10 o'clock Thursday morning in St. Sylvester's Roman Catholic church, 2157 Humboldt boulevard, followed by burial in Mount Carmel cemetery. Mr. Lynch was 76 years old. He retired in 1918 after 31 years' service.

Two sons, four daughters, and 22 grandchildren survive him. Florence Harris. Mrs. Florence Harris, 76 years old, wife of Elijah T. Harris, hardware manufacturer, died yesterday in her home at 543 Edgewood place, River Forest.

She is survived also by two sons and three daughters. Funeral services will be held at 1 p. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 318 North Central avenue. Sir Richard Terry.

LONDON, April 18. (JPy Sir Richard Terry, for many years organist in Westminster cathedral and an authority on Catholic religious music, died tonight in a London hospital after a short illness. He was 74 years old. The Rev. C.

L. Wells. Sewanee, April 18. (JP) The Rev. Charles Luke Wells, 79 years old, dean and professor of the theological school at the University of the South here, died today.

He was born in Boston, and was graduated from Harvard university. Mary C. McLellan. Champaign, 111., April 18. Special.

Miss Mary C. McLellan, 70 years old, secretary of the class of 1888 of the University of Illinois and active in woman's club work here, died today. Broker R. C. Orr's $150,000 Estate Is Left to Widow An estate valued at $150,000 is disposed of in the will of Robert C.

Orr, investment broker of 208 South La Salle street, which was admitted to probate yesterday by John F. Keeley, assistant to the probate judge. Mr. Orr died on April 4 at the age of 49 years. The entire estate is bequeathed to his widow, Ellen, of 1244 North Stone street.

FREED OP KAPB CHARGE. Edward Richards. 20 years old, colored, was freed of charges of rape and disorderly conduct in the boys' court yesterday but was taken into custody asain for cuestion-iner as a parole violator from Pontiac reform a tory. complete costs Consult Lain Advisory Service without obligation r1 1 -I ftli peace of mind, and better control of Today's Features ON W-G-N. Bob Elson, W-G-Ns sportscaster, will start his eighth year of baseball broadcasting a 2.15 today, when he describes Chi-cajo's opening game in the major league pennant race.

The game will be between the Chicago White- Sox and the Detroit Tigers. Elson will be heard at 2:45 p. m. on The Lead Off Man program featuring baseball dope and interviews with players and managers. The Magic Bob Elson.

Hour, a new 15 minute program of music and drama, will be aired over W-G-N at 11:15 today, and for the remainder of the week. On the program will bej Songster Clark Dennis, Francia Whitie, the Songsmith's Quartet, Don Voorhees' orchestra, and a cast of dramatic stars. The Northerners, with Earl Wilkie, baritone, as guest soloist, will be heard at 9p30 p. m. from W-G-N's audience stjutiio.

Other features: 7 a. m. California Sunshine. 8:15 Jean Abbey Home Marketing Hints. 6:45 p.

m. Famous Fortunes Life Story of George Eastman MBS. 7:30 The Green Hornet MBS. 8:15 3ifton Utley "on Foreign Affairs. 9 True Detective Mysteries.

ON OTHER STATIONS. 11:30 a. m. WMAQ Farm and Home Hour, with Secretary Henry A. Wallace.

630 WMAQ Citizens Military Training Camps round table Judge Jerome Dunn and Capt, B. A. Schroeder. .7 WBBM Big Town Edward G. 7:30 WMAQ Wayne Kind's music.

7:30 WBBM Al Jolson and Doug-'las Fairbanks Jr. 8 WBBM Watch the Fun Go By Al Pearce's Gang. 8 WLS Horace Heidt's band. 8 :30 WMAQ Fibber McGee and company. 8:30 WENR NBC Jamboree, with Don McNeill, Estelle Taylor, Jackie Heller, Fran Allison, Sylvia Clark, and others.

8 :30 WBBM Benny Goodman's band. 9 WMAQ Tales of Great Rivers. 9 WBBM Time to Shine, with Hal Kemp, Juy Starr, and Bob Allen. 13 :30 W-G-N Markets. WMAQ Words and Music.

WBBM Arnold Grimm's Daughter. WLS Henry Hornbuckle 13:35 W-G-N Midday service: Chas. W. Kegley, Lutheran Student Council of Chicagoland. 12 :43 WBBM Valiant Lady.

WLS Voice of the Farm. 1:00 W-G-N Harold Torner, pianist MBS. WHIP Movie Tunes. WLS Music Appreciation. WBBM Manhattan Mother.

WIND Italian hour. WMAQ Fun In Music. WAAF Joy Fairman. WCFL Theater Lobbv Chats. 1:15 W-G-N Reveries MBS.

WBBM The O'Neills. WLS Melody Parade. WJJD Midday Roundup1. WCFL Spotlight program. 1 :30 W-G-N June Baker, home management.

WCFL Boston A. A. TJ. Marathon. WIND Safety Talk.

WMAQ Fort Pearson. WBBM Man on the Street. WLS Grain Markets. SOL EPPENSTEIN FUNERAL TO BE HELD TOMORROW Funeral services for Sol C. Eppen-stein, former president of the Illinois Watch Case company, Elgin, will be held at 4 p.

m. tomorrow in Rosehill cemetery chapel. Mr. Eppenstein, who was 74 years old, died Saturday in Los Angeles where he was passing the winter. The Illinois Watch Case company was founded in Chicago in 1886 by Mr.

Eppenstein, his brother, M. C. Eppenstein, and T. W. Duncan.

The plant was moved to Elgin in 1888. In 1931 Mr. Eppenstein, then president, sold his interest to a nephew, Louis A. Eppenstein. Surviving are his wife, Bertha; a son, James and a daughter, Mrs.

Helen Aimee Hyman of New York. When in Chicago Mr. Eppenstein made his home at the Belmont hotel, 3156 Sheridan road. Wheeler Estate Pays U. S.

and State $400,000 Tax A final order, approving payment of approximately $400,000 in state and federal inheritance taxes by the $1,459,000 estate of Leslie Wheeler of ake Forest, was entered yesterday by Judge Perry L. Persons in the Lake County court. Income from the residue will go to Mr. Wheeler's widow, the former Rhoda Violet Patten. On her death the estate will be divided by two sons, Leslie and Harry, 1 1 of Florence Tnee Rycraftl.

lovine father of Mrs. Wevman Morrissey. and Thomas J. Jr. Funeral from Chanel.

4817 Madiron street. Wednesday at 9 a. to St. Thomas Aauinas church. Burial Mount Carmel.

Austin 1137. COITH Ida Coith. April 18. at residence 1427 Estes avenue, widow of the late Emil Coith, mother of Mrs. Bjchard E.

Robert and the late Edwin E. Coith. Services at Graceland cemetery chapel Wednesday, April 20, at 2 p. m. DOEING Josephine Doelng.

April 16, be loved mother of Josephine Niersbach. Gene vieve McBride. Leona Munn, Ursula Biewer, Frances Greenwald. Adolph. Alfred, and the late Carl.

Funeral from late home, 3121 Elston avenue, Wednesday, 1:30 p. to Our Redeemer church at Grace and Neva avenues. Interment Irving Park Boulevard. DUNSTON Charlotte Dunston, nee Taylor. For information call Lincoln 2529.

EMRICH Fred H. Emrich, 1534 Glenlake avenue, April 17, luob, beloved husband of Agnes dear brother of Mrs. Anna Spangenberg, Mrs. Sophia Hoffmann, Philip, Frank, and Jacob J. Emrich.

Services at chapel, 5501 N. Ashland avenue, Thursday, April 21, at 2 p. under the auspices of Douglas lodge. No. 125, K.

of P. Interment Rosehill. EPPENSTEIN Sol C. Eppenstein, beloved husband of Bertha M. Eppenstein, father of James F.

Eppenstein and Helen Uy-man. Dassed away Los Angeles. Cal. Services Wednesday, 4 p. Rosehill ceme tery chanel.

Kindly omit flowers. FINNERMAN Philip Finnerman. 78. Sun day, April 17, dearly beloved father of Samuel Ellis. Emily Abrams, Louis, Morris, Jack, Libby Clatnage.

Elizabeth Jost. Mayme Gordon. Harry. Sophie Gold. and Rae Abraham.

Funeral Tuesday, 2 p. from chapel, 3125 W. Roosevelt road, to I. O. B.

A. cemetery. Interment Jewish Waldheim. Member of United States lodge, No. 178, P.

O. W. FRIEDMAN Dave Friedman of 1536 S. Drake avenue, passed away April 17, 1938, husband of Annie, father of Martha, Jack, Mary. Harry, Louis, and Ida.

Funeral services at chapel, 3654 W. Roosevelt road. Wednesday, 10 a. m. GADEY Thecla L.

Gadey, nee Sutherland, beloved wife of the late Charles fond mother of Mrs. Dr. David W. Adams, sister of L. E.

and George Sutherland, grandmother of David G. and Arthur G. Adams. Funeral Wednesday, 2 p. at funeral home.

Lake street at 2d avenue, Maywood. Interment Forest Home. GEGENHEIMER George J. Gegenheimer, April 18, beloved husband of the late Emma Gegenheimer, nee Allmendinger; stepfather of Clara E. Parker and the late John T.

Schrickel, grandfather of Dr. Wallace J. Parker and Walter R. Schrickel. Services at chattel, 1253-55 N.

Clark street, Thursday. April 21, at 2 p. m. Interment Ridgewood cemetery. GOLDMAN Bessie Goldman.

5058 K. Hamlin avenue, beloved wife of the late Sholem, fond mother of Sam, Joe, Leona Miller, Adeline Sobel and Irving. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p. at funeral chapel, 5145 Broadway Interment Jewish Waldheim. GRAM Anna M.

Gram, nee Rupinski. of 614 N. Ho man avenue, wife of the late Frank, fond mother of George, Paul, and Beatrice Gram. Funeral Wednesday. April 20.

at p. at funeral home, 5346-50 W. North-av. Interment Waldheim. Merrimac 9890.

HAASE Herbert Haase. suddenly, of 1400 Lake Shore drive, formerly of Hinsdale, 111. Funeral services Wednesday, April 20, 2:30 p. at Bronswood cemetery chapel. HALL Ernest C.

Hall, April 18 1938, formerly of Dubuque, beloved husband of the late Sarah Clark Hall and father of Mrs. Asrnes Burnette. Funeral Wednesday, at 9:45 a. from funeral home, 245 W. North avenue to St.

Gertrude church. Interment St. Joseph cemetery. HARRIS Florence Harris, nee Parker, April 18, 1938, of 543 Edgewood place, River Forest, wife of Elijah T. Harris, mother of E.

Preble Harris, Nancy L. Harris, Mrs. Christine Mather, Victor F. Harris, and Mrs. Florence M.

Boyd. Besting at funeral home, 318-320 N. Austin. Funeral Wednesday, 1 p. m.

Burial Rosehill. HENN William Eugene Henn at Santa Monica, beloved husband of Maud Merle Henn, father of Merle R. and William E. Henn Jr. Funeral Wednesday, 2 p.

at chapel, 1820 S. Michigan avenue, Chicago. Interment Oak' Woods. Services by Ben Kur lodge. No.

818, A. F. A. M. KALER Mrs.

Emma P. Kaler, April 17. 1938, at her home, 312 Lee street, Evans-ton, 111., sister of Mrs. J. B.

Calligan. aunt of Mrs. Warren S. Williams, great-aunt of Mrs. Amos G.

Willis. Funeral services 10 a. m. Tuesday at Second Presbyterian church, Evanston. Burial Marshfield.

Mass. KELLY William E. Kelly, beloved husband of the late Mary, nee Ashley: fond father of Mrs. Myrtle Thompson, Mrs. Margaret Schmidt, and Norvin Hackhel.

Funeral Wednesday, April 20, at 9:15 a. from funeral home, 5346-50 W. North avenue, to Francis of Rome church. Interment Mount Carmel. Merrimac 9890.

KENNEDY Ellen Kennedy, nee Savage, wife of Reginald mother of Mary Josephine, Elizabeth, Father Mcl, Ellen, and Isobel Kennedy. Funeral Wednesday at 9 a. m. from 6340 Kenwood avenue to St. Cyril church.

Interment St. Paul cemetery, Odell, III. Prospect 1000 or 3889. KENNEDY Harry Kennedy, beloved husband of Lenora, nee Parker, dear father of Edwin and Harry dear son of Elizabeth, brother of Mrs. Josephine Schaefer.

Services Thursday, Aphil 21, at 2:30 p. at chapel, 851 E. 75th street. Interment Mount Hope. KENNY Martha Jackson Kenny, nee Joseph, beloved wife of Richard Kenny, fond mother of Mrs.

W. J. Gordon, Joseph, and George Jackson, Mrs. Michael Flavin, Mrs. Henry West, Mrs.

James Flavin, Catherine and Ethel Kenny. Funeral from daughter's residence. 6740 S. Elizabeth street. Thursday.

April 21, 9:30 a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. KING Harry B. King, 2139 Berwyn avenue, April 16, 1938, beloved husband of Susie A.

Service at chapel, 5501 N. Ashland avenue, Tuesday. April 19, 2 p. under the auspices of the Paul Revere lodge. No.

998, A. F. A. M. Interment Acacia Park.

KOZAK Mary Smldl Kozak, beloved wife of the late Joseph Kozak, dear mother of Helen Johnson, Sylvia, Alice, and Mamie Kozak, fond sister of Frances Knudtzon, Helen Hybl. Adolph and George Smidl. fond grandmother of Wilbert Jr. and Ronald Johnson. Funeral Wednesday at 2 m.

at residence. 3201 S. Normal avenue. Interment Bohemian National. Information Victory 1158.

LANG George Lans, fiance of Tillie M. Nitz of Milwaukee, Wis. Funeral Wednesday, 2 p. at chapel, 3125 W. Roosevelt road.

Interment Jewish Waldheim. LANG Joseph Lang, fond father of Joseph J. and Clotilda Klaus, brother of Dora Lomicky and Anna Rehna. Funeral Thurs day, April 21, at 2 p. from chapel, 905 W.

road, Berwyn. Inter- Bohemian actional cemetery. LEONARD Josephine Leonard, age 73, Ba-tavia. 111., wife of the late Eobert mother of Genevieve Sampson and Frank R. of Chicago, and Robert F.

Batavia, Funeral services Wednesday. April 20, 1 p. at Crane funeral home. Interment Acacia Park cemetery. LINDSTROM Fred Lindstrom, 3433 Beach avenue, beloved husband of Emma, fond father of Fred Gladys Gravelle and Ethel.

Funeral Wednesday. April 20. 2:30 p. at funeral home. 4138 W.

North avenue. Interment Mount Olive. Sir Robert Hill. HENLEY, England, April 18. VP) Surgeon Vice Admiral Sir Robert Hill, who was in charge of all medical activities at the battle of Jutland in 1916, died today.

He 72 years old. He was principal medical officer with the grand fleet from 1916 to 1919, and for his war services was awarded the United States' distinguished service medal. For a year before his retirement in 1923 he was an honorary surgeon to King George V. Mary Studebaker. Funeral services for Mrs.

Mary Studebaker, 74 years old, a maternity nurse in Zion for 27 years, will be held tomorrow afternoon in the Christian church in Zion. Mrs. Studebaker, ho helped bring more than a thousand children into the world, died Sunday in her home at 2317 Galilee avenue, Zion. She is survived by five sons, twenty-five grandchildren, and twenty-seven great-grandchildren. John Houlihan.

John Houlihan, 79 years old, a retired marble setter, died yesterday in his home at 105 South Maple avenue Oak Park. Mr. Houlihan was born in England and came to this country in 1875. Surviving are his widjw. Kathleen, and a nephew, Lieut.

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Bad 77(15 DEATH NOTICES received for publication in the next morning's Final Edition of the Chicago Tribune up to 11:00 each night. Call Superior 0100 Want Ad-Viser. DEATH NOTICES In Memoriaui. HANDLER Samuel W. Handler.

In fond memory of our beloved brother, who passed away three years agro today. LOVING SISTERS AND BROTHERS. HERMAN Charles J. Herman. In fond memory of our dearly beloved son and brother, who passed away April A.

1914. A KEY Richard Akey. father of Mrs. T. J.

Lester and Thomas Akey of Stillwater, Minn. Funeral Wednesday. 9 from chapel. 3000 E. 79th to St.

Bride church. Interment St. Mary's. ANDERSON Arthur William Anderson, beloved husband of Sara WM nee Bolleri; father of Mrs. Dorothy Cecelia Kent, broth- of Edward H.

of Toronto, Canada, Mrs. C. Purdy of Oshawa. and Herbert J. of Boston, Mass.

Funeral Wednesday. 2 p. at chapel, 25 Calendar avenue. La Granse. HI.

Interment All Saints cemetery. Toronto papers pleasa copy..