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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
Gouernor Small
Asks for Women
To Sit on jury

hy Afs0ctnted frek<
wAUkEGAN. ILL.,. Aprll 3.--Governor
tom sssnnli wnnss 'w~sp.n to est-oss vs>se
jury which will try him here ON charges
of .conspiring with Fred y. Sterling.
lieutenant governor. and Vernon Cur
iis. a Grant Park tanker. TO cmbezzie
state funds.
To-day the governor attacked the le.
galliy of the jury panel because the
lake County board ~ supervisors Ind
failed Ia include the NAMES of women
voters In H.
Taken by surprise. attorneys Tor the
state obtained ~ hours delay 10 pre-
pare their answer.
Shouls the governors contention he
upheld by Judge Claire c. Edwards and
women seated. the Lake courty court
house may have io b. femodieled before
the trial can b. held. The court house
has one large .dormitory with twelve
single beds for jurors. and as Illinois
laws forbid separation 20 jurymen.
some arrangement would have Ia he
made to furnish privacy Tor the wo'
men jurors.
Judge Edwards already has an.
nuonccd that the jury viii hc confined
throughout the trlnl. which " expected
90 last anywhere from three 10 five
months
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
Kids. Here's Tale
of Circus; TMe
Eats City's Key

ny Associated Press
Col.UMBt'S. Ohio. April 3.-"Tilllc."
huge circus elcphnnt. ttaiay criehrit'
al her iosih birthday by being the
guest ~ homer n, a birthday PARTY held
for her IN the state house yard. The
party WIS attended by state ana city
officials.
Tnllc took part In the festivities and
ate her plate and cup and saucer Wid
even the key On the city tmadc ~
hrcadcl. presented to her by Mayor
Thomas. Prof. Alonzo Tuttlc. Of the
law department of Ohio State Universe
ty. presented the pachyderm with an
honorary law degree ON behalf of the
alumni of Columbus. The diploma was
made OF molasscs. Tillie trumpetcd
once and showed her appreciation by
dcvouring this tokne of esteem. a
birthday cake two by four feet AMI
containing log candles featured Titles
table.
Many ~ the city's most promlnct
business and professional men attended.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
". H. KIMbROUCH
DROPS dead IN
DAlHARI court
WIDELY KNOWN EDUCATOR
AND ATTORNEY VICTIM
OF HEART DISEASE

Judge William Henry scarborough. 60,
died al ci9 o'clock last nighi ut Dai'
hart while he was arguing case he.
fore a jury IN the Dnilam County term
o. district court. lie was associated
with u. y. stnlcup In the case and had
been speaking about 20 minutes when
he suddenly dropped dad. Death II at'
tribut.d o. heart disease. u IL said that
he was dead before anyone could reach
him.
judge Kimlroush was horn scptcm'
her n. 1851. near Athens, Tenn. He
was edcuated In schools ~ Tennessee
and was engaged In school work for 20
years In that state. mississippi and
Texas He first was engaged ~ school
work al Bedford. Other places that he
occupied official positions In school nj.
fairs were Arlington. Fort Worth. Dai
las. Austin and Houston In the order
named. Tie came TO Texas IN 1855.
Mr.. KImlrough was admitted to the
bar In Mississippi lie was secretary 10
the state superintendent of public In
struction ~ Texas from 1921 o. 1895.
while he WIS doing that work hc spent
three years In the University of Texas
receiving LIB. and LIN. degrees. HE
already held an 4. NJ. degree from n
school In the east before coming to
Texas.
lie was Joint author of Sutton and
Kimbrcughs Arithmetic.
Leaving Austin In 1898. he went 10
Houston. vh'rc he served ~ suTa,rin'
tenslen, ~ schools about two Years.
Then he began the practice of law. be.
ing member ~ the firm OF Baker.
lintts. Parker and Garw0od Tor about
ten years.
Judge kimbrough and his family
removed o. Amarillo in 1909. since
which time he has been practic.nr law.
H. was the senior member ~ the firm
VI kimbrough. Adkins and kimhroush.
Mr Kimhrough was widely known In
lceal circles In Texas as well a. In edu
taiional councils. and had recently
hccn admitted to prnctice before the
supreme Cour, In Washington lie was
known as an invcietate worker. and
his friends say that his strong will
power enabled him g. accomplish tasks
...s 4rtrsA.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
MINERS TO
STAND FIRM
ON Demand
CHIEFS SAY.
Ny Associated Pres

Ny Associated Pres
Mih operators and miners stand
firm IN the couniry.wide strike. which
has clos, Il more than C.ooO mines. lcav'
i.g more than 900 ovO men Idle.
operators claim many non'union min
srs were idle Saturday In observance
.I the anniversary oi the eighthour
day. have returned to work.
Roth sides agree. however. that the
strike is practically 100 per cent per
iect In the great central competitive
Held OF Illinois. Indiana. Ohio and
o Western Pennsylvania.
Operators assert many pits are In
,peration In West Virginia. Virginia.
Kentucky. Tennessee and Alabama.
Kansas operators agree 10 return to
wage scale OF May. 1917. providing for
sy.Go "a day Instead of the $3.50 named
~ the present agreement.
Union leaders claim victory for
striking anthracite miners through Of
~ w s.vcrnl independent operators 10
giant the miners demands II they
/, ould return 20 work Immediately.
President John l.. Lewis of the min
,rs told the House labor committee
.at miners are prepared to stay out
indefinitely. II need bc. until the opera
irs sirn M basic wage contract for
the central competitive field"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
HOUSE REFUSES
TO PAY SALARY
asked BY BOARD
PAY OF SHIPPING OFFICIALS
WILL BE LIMITED TO
S25, 900
nv Associated rre==

nv Associated rrs==
WASHINGTON. Aprll a.-The House
Put its foot down firmly today on pro-
posSl to pay salaries ~ So. 900 to four
shipping bnard officials. refusing ny n
Unanimous vote a. approve the confer
cnce rcport on the independent offices
|atitcpriation hiil Nnicn would have
authGrized paymsni DIR ne the coming
fiscal year of salaries q. between Sii.-
90 aud ss5.o0o la slN cmi.i,ycs IN add
tion To- the four WIN could receive t3i.
oaO
The rejected limrftion Ind been
arircd to by Hou,- md senate con
f,ics AZ comprumiic L-swecn HOUSE
provision that six sff''l'is could b. pail
hc,wecn sii.ooe and Ssi.tie. but nonc
me than ssi. Coz and senate am vi
ment authorizlng salaries In excess oi
sii 900 with NJ maximum stipulated for
not more than ~ officials.
After round of criticism ~ the
cumrromisc limitation the confcrcnct
report was rccummit,od Ia the n1uss
manngcrs with instructions o. insist on
provision than ne salaries In excess
! VI $4,000 be authorized.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
WHOLE STATE
IS VISITED BY
HEAVY RAINS
MANY STREAMS ARE RE-
PORTED OVERLOOKING;
CROPS ARE HELPED

ny Nft"seN" NH'
DALLAS. April S.-IiaIn here ana
generally reported from all over Texas
today. continued falling tonight.
marked by varied electrical phenomena,
and In one locality 10y cyclonic pres
pure.
six buildlngs were demolished. teic'
phone and telegraph wires tangled
trees and shrubbcry uprooied and one
house blown from It's foundation at
Goldthwaltc. In Mills County. hy tor
nadn early In the day. No one was
injured. nor was any other community
In the county visited by the sixtyfcct
wide. mile long "howlcr"
The Presbyterian church ut
Colithwnlte was blown ten feet from
It's foundation dnd twisted out u shape.
Lakes. rivers and streams were re
ported swollen. Lake Abilene had risen
two feet by noon and continued up
ward. I.yttlc Lake was expected to 30
over the spillway. The Trinity and
other rivers In East Texas aud the
liio Grande Valley ovcrflowed hundreds
~ square miles q territory. Reports
from Liberty said the Trinity already
mas covered strip of lowlands about
six miles wide. although the crest OF
the flood had not reached the Liberty
district. The San Jacinto river was
siill flooding about I.ynchburg. while
the Ncchcz and Sabine rivers continue
iou ~ their hanks In many places
Small craft warnings were huistcd along
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
PREMIER
GIVEN MAJORITY
ON GENOA POLICY
LLOYD GEORGE GIVEN VOTE
OF CONFIDENCE BY 27s
TO % IN HOUSE
BY Associated Press

~ Associated Fsess
LONDON. April a.-ThO House of
Commons tonight. after AN unexcl,lng
debate. adopted by the substantial ma.
joriiy u 27s. Premier Lloyd Georges
resolution calling for confidence In the
governments policy ON the coming eco.
Ionic conference at Genoa. The vote
was sT2 to ~.
Prior To this the HOUSE. hy vote of
40 To- ~. rejected an amendment pro.
possd by John Robert Clines, l.aboritc.
which. while approving AN international
economic and financial conference. de.
claI.si that the government was not
competent TO represent the country NJ
such conference. and did not have
the confidence of the country.
This result II regarded as exceeding.
iy satisfactory for the prime minister
hA the combined l.aborltes and indie
pendcnts number 100. and the IDLE
hards" about so. all Of whom might
have been expected 10 oppose the pre-
mier's resolution.
The prime minister's speech. inviting
parliament 60 vote confidence In the
governments Genoa policy was note.
worthy. inasmuch m u touched only
lightly ON the political crisis at home
and because II endorsed the French
policy toward Russia. although air.
Lloyd George himself displayed much
sympathy for an entirely conclliatory
atiitude toward Russia. and further
In that Il sought accommodation with
the Soviet government. lest by waiting
II might eventually he necessary "a
deal with a still more lrreconcilablr o.
inilitarist regime which might cmbroi
| the whole of Europe. 49,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
RIVER BOTTOM
COURT ROOMS q
P|RoBED
DALLAS FL000uG0 GASES
WILL CONE BEFORE MASS
MEETING TODAY
~ sssoelasci Pres


DALLAS. April 3-Continual doc.
trine of defiance toward constituted
authority. spread by good men every
where during the past Is years and taxi
en up by politicians and capitalized as
campaign pianks was blamed by Judge
Charles A. Pippen as the cause of the
recent flogsins IN Dallas. In his charge
10 the April term Of the grand july In
his court tssisy.
Judge Pippen charged the grand jury
to investigate carefully every report u
n flogging that was brought before u
and 10 act without fear or favor.
Adiutsrt General Thomas d. Barton
OF the Texas National Guard spent to-
day In Dallas In conference with Sheriff
Dan Harrison.
Leaders 90 the movement 10 call .
mass meeting of citizens tomorrow
nigh, night 90 discuss the recent flog.
gings here IN an effort 10 do away with
river bottom court rooms" reported
their plans had been completed, 0cner.
al N. N. Crane was selected ss chair.
man q the meeting, aud Sam p. coch.
ran, ex-goyernor o. D.. coiQuitf. and DIR.
J. B cranfill are On the program to de-
liver speeches.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04

Amarillo n making 'hls "fricndship
visii" with Tucunrari tosiay and covsts
the opportunity - meeting the live
ones" from that splendid community
ON The horne fl.ld ~ some date dur.
ing the present year.
Thosc In charge OF this trip urge that
none shall fiuiu frum participation by
reason q the tact that a personal invi-
iation has hcen impossible. Il IL an
affair fur tn COOL ~ every business
institution ~ Amarillo out 20 friend
shin tor Tucumcari. and all are equally
Interested
let everyone turn out. so that Tt'
cumcari may rsallz' that the the de-
termination Co -ement present friend
ships and 10 create new ones. IL the up
pefmost thought In the mands of the
business men ~ this city. II the cS
hoslaliOa ~ local bcostera
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
AvlAT0RS ARE KILLED
IN MIMIC AIR FIGHT

HOUSCTOS. April IA mimic hat.
tie above the clouds. staged by fliers
from Ellington field. resulted In tho
death II two army ayia,ots today when
two pursui, planes collided In nlds,lr.
both falling To the ground. 7ns IN
flames.
The avaio,s killed we're Maja- John
W summons Jr. of Charleston. \ g.
and Lieut.. Gerald "a Fitzpatrick Il
Sacramento. Calf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
officer Kills Self.


MEXlA. April &c. c. Vandiver.
city detective was fatally wounded. and
died in a hospital here a short time
afterwards tonight. when his revolver
accidentally went of az he drew Il Ia
srrcsting party of negroes. Nandi'
vcr and anshcr officer were pursuing
an automobile 81 negroes who were
said TO have been intoxicated. When
,he ucgrocs were stopped. one IL said
10 have resisted. Officers are searching
sor the negroes. and who again fled
when Nandlver was shot.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
OIL FIRE At SAPULPA
HALTS TRAIN SERVICE
by Associated Press

SAPtLPA. Okla. April Sire
which has already caused an estimate
damage tp the sapulpa Refining Com
pany of more than s3oo.ooo halted
train service over the 81. Louis a san
Francisco Railroad between this city
and Tulsa. Oklahoma city and Texas
points and destroyed all wire cummuni'
caiicn v.,h Tulsa. WIS stan burning
fiorccly tonirh, among three 5000
,hnrrcls of crude oil storage tanks at
the comInny's plant mile from here.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
WOMAN CRIES OUT IN
COURT THEN FAlNTS

NEW YORK. April 3.-Miss Olivia
T.. Stone. graduate nurse. collapsed to-
cay for the second time since she went
o. trial IN Brcol,iyn charged with tho
murder 81 Ellis q. kinkead. former
corporation counsel OF Cincinnati Al.
though she was revived. physicians
said she was In no condition Ia stand
'hc strain. and court WAS adjourned
until tomorrow.
Miss Stone several times interrupted
testimony. shouting that he was not
telling the truth. Warned 60 keep still
he kept murmuring. Finally. while
reaching for glass OF water. she
tainted.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
ENGRAVING PLANT TO
BE MADE efficient


Nv AtsocIatfd Frezs
" ASH NcTON. April 3.-Ecorgan'
iya,ion of the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing through the executive otdrr
issued Friday by President Hard'nE'
removing James l.. Milmeth. Its direc'
tor and ~ other officials. was eN'
plslne,i today. on the grounds OF Ell
cheney" bv Secretary Mellon No
charges involving the honesty of any OF
the dismissed bureau officials have
been filed. the treasury secretary said.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
ENTIRE BURCH JURY IS
DISCHARGED BY JUDGE

iiy Associated Press
Los ANGELES. April 7-The entire
Hrv panel IN the case of Arthur {.
Bunch. charged with numbering J. Bel
ton KENNEDY. LIS Angeles broker. at
Bevcriy Glen. near here. Angus, .. was
dis, hargcd io,lsy hy Judge sidney
Reeve. Rurchs trial vas continued un'
~ Monday. Judge Reeve viii begin
"Wednesday the hearings ~ ch1rges
nndc by the defense that the jury In
the Burch case had bccn tampcrd with.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
LATEST TEXAS
news STORIES
IN BRIEF FORM


WICHITA FALLS, April 3.-Mrs.
Lucian w. Parrish Of Henrietta will
not bc candidate 10 fill the uncxpired
term ~ her husband. congressman
from this district. who died last week.
according lo formal statement issued
tonight by her father. Dr. A. u. Ed.
wards II Henrietta.
The statement declared that after
several days consideration. Mrs. Far.
.ish decided that she did not desire 10
make the race.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
RADIO "NET" SYSTEM
SAVES u. S. $4,000


TAsiiINcru.'. April 3.-"Nets"
from Washington 10 the nine army
ccrfs headquarters aud camps and
stations have been established by the
signal cnrps during the last two months.
Z was announced today by the war DE-.
lartmcni. with n resulting reduction
10y forty pr cent 81 the official mess.
gages handled by the commercial wire
companies between these points. \ stv.
INK o. IA government IN wlr. lis ~
approximately sio.oo0 ear IL az.
'icipaicd. u was added
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
KLAn MUST REFORM OR
DIE, DECLARES THOMAS

DALLAS. April 3.-The Ku Xlux
Klan mus, either reform itself or bs
DESTROYED. Cullen y. Thomas. caadidats
:ar the United States sens,e de,h-cd IN
y statement today. Mr.. Thomas said Re
rhdr the statement In resronse In tho
$. rnal sentiment throughout IN state
,hd every candid,t should Civ his az.
1 iude on the Khan.
Hv declared againet all masked orssns
lzaiions and siys; There II no .'ocrn IN
the republic Tor any sort of govern
ment. visible OF Invisible. inside or out
side that government whose breath 10
the Bni OF Rights"
Mr.. Thomas was scheduled 10 speak
AT FERRIS tonight hut cancelled the enc
sss,ment besauss u heavy rains -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04

Nv Nfsocirtfd Ff~s -.
CLEVELAND a.. April 5.--scven
persons were overcome by sin'he Fhu
nrar,S score ~ others wer" c''fried
down firo ladders 90 safety lat" iodav
WIN nrc swept the Adler ciaas ara
Suit c,.mprny's store here, enia'iirr :,
loss estimated al s1t 900.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
Relates f'logging.

" NN1TIIHTVI -
AUSTIN. April a.-F ~. Etheridgc.
who was taken from his home and
ficggrd In Dallas recently, described
his iluTging Ia Governor Neff IN the
governors private office Friday night.
-. governor announced today.
EibcridEc came ~ Austin volunta.
rily. the governor said. adding that
Ethrcidge sid he simply wantcL to
tell u.c about II"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
Tramps Released.


TENAEkANA. Tex. April s.-The
,ight tramp- arrested here yesterday
IN connection with the finding gf Oh,
body of a man between here and Lead
vile. Ak. were released at noon to
day. NJ evidence having been obtained
o. connect them with the death Of the
uan. who j. supposed to be- l.. q. Hen
rhaW of Tulsa. Okla.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
Carter SENDS Affidavit.

AUSTIN. April Am affidavit by
Willie Carter. repudiating HE state.
ment at Pclton recently. exonerating
George Hornsby of the murder - J. y.
woatherby. for which Hornshy II sen
,enced TO hang on April II. was re-
ceived by Governor Neff today. Horns.
by is now In the Travis county jail.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
i,u'irr rurn; he'd Brains.

NEW YORK. NuTu 3--Policc Com.
missioner EnIirhi tusiav asserted thni
% fcrm.r butler was tn brains q the
sso.oOo Jewel rohhfy IN Washington
Square yesirrday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
Rains Over West Texas.
Assoriats-d frens

STANFORD. April s.--Centrai West
Texas received a general rain early to-
day. the precipitation at stamford reg
istc,ing i.ss inches. The moisture VIII
be- os great value. farmers say.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
Reilly Denies I,epari.

SAN JTAN. l.. u April az. Mont
Reilly. roVcrna ~ rortn Hioo. denied
today rcl,ofts In orcniiiion in thc
United states be- lntcnisd Ia resign.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
LAW-AB|DINC
BEND KNEES
TO CROOKED
AYERS NEFF

ny Associated Pass
AUSTIN. April 3.--The law abiding
people 81 Dallas have been forced 20
bend their knees 10 the hwless ele-
m.nt ~ your city" Governor Neff said
In letter 10 Mayor sswnie n. Aidredgs
today lie was replying Ia Mayor AID.
redge's recent telegram advising that
stat. rangers are not needed In lnvesti.
rniIng the recent nailas flosgings.
III Governor also said that his advice
IN that the oogn of the law enforcement
machinery of the city of Dallas :,slip
with almost every revolution" Other
advises reaching him charge that ''boot-
lcggers follow their yocation daily In
your city aud that gambling houses and
other illegal gathering places can be
ofund ON many of your streets"
The Governor neither denied nor NJ.
! flrmed the report that state rangrs are
Investigating the recent flosgings in Dali
las. However. he mentioned In the lot
ter those whom from this offive have
been quietly watching. at close range"
the operation OF the law enforcement
machinery.
Nefrs letter.
The letter 70 Mayor Aldredge read a.
follows:
Your telegram advising me that.
state rangers. ca assist IN enforcing the
law. were not needed IN DalIas roceiv.
I'd. Similar communications from other
officers Of your, city and county also
reached my office. I have no desire ana
no plans. al shis time. "a take any &C.
tion that would aot meet with tn ap-
provai of Your city and county ufflcers.
can do hut little looking 10 the en.
tcrsansnt q the law in nallss. a ~.
'shsre. except IN corporation with los
esl authorities. Z s
III seems To nae. however, that from
sn're reason your ,lsw abidlng pecuao
have been forced to bend their knee %
the iswless element ~ your rity. Thooo
who from mis- office have be>n for eoms
csvs quietly watching. a. close range,
the wheels turn ~ your law enforce
n.cnt machinery, are of the opinion.
ih,i. 90 say the least. the cogs sllp
with almost every revolution. Resorts
coming 10 me seem to indicute that this
nae hincry needs q gene Il ovcrhauiing
IN tiesr TO rinke u effective In behalf
~ law and order. This Information "
MI. .'rsstion IL pans 4 t. .'ou for whss.
ever. u anyihsng II may be worth.
Refers 10 F1essirss.
3ccently. quite number Of On.
lawful public fiosrings hav.s taken p1sre
| ,tpNTiSt'Ep on pAQE TvVoA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04

5ccenily. quite number Of IN.
lawful public fiossings havs taken plsre
IN ard around Dallas. sna tie cosnbins a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04

CONTINUED IN PAGE TWO
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1922-01-12
Accident Injuries
Result i'm Death
Louis Vieau, Cabinet Maker, Dies of
Injuries Received in Motor Acct
dent in Chicago. d

Louis Vieau, SIS years of age, a cab
met maker, died Monday evening at
the home of his sister, Mrs. Christina
Seike, 729 Engle street, after an illness
of several weeks duration. The de-
ceased had been seriously injured about
six weeks ago when he was run down by
an automobile while in Chicago while
searching for work. He had never re-
covered from these injuries.
The deceased was born in Green Bay
August 80, 1866, the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Felix Vieau. He lived in that
city for the younger part of his life
but came to Kenosha several years ago
and had been employed at several fac
tories here.
Surviving him are his mother, Mrs.
Sefronis Vieau, Of Green Bay; six
brothers, Paul of Milwaukee, Eli Of
Chicago, Thomas of Canada, Leander
of Green Bay, John of Rhinelander, and
Felix of Madison; and three sisters,
Mrs. Emily Pilligor and Mrs. Christina
Seike of Kenosha and Mrs. Mary Hanes-
ford of Green Bay.
The remains will be taken to the
home of sister. Mrs. Emily Pilligor,
521 West street. Funeral services will
be held Thursday morning at 800 o.
clock at the st. Thoma- church with
intermentefollowing in the family plot
in the ST.. James cemetery.