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CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1935. 21 FUNERAL DIRECTORS. ICKES THREATENS LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE Great Stuff DEATH NOTICES SHIP MADE OF EONITE NEITHER ACID, HEAT. TIME NOR WEATHER AFFECTS EONITE IN THE LEAST- EONITE WILL BE USED TO REPLACE EVERY ANY POSSESSES EONITE I WILL HAVE-NOTHING TO FEAR FROM FOREIGN FOES" PROBABLY-THE NATION-WHICH WOULD IT WAS LENGTHS EE NON-SI NKABLE-OH, IT'S GREAT STUFF, ANN1E-IS ANY WONDER SLUGG WILLING TO GO TO ANY TO POSSESS -TfHE I YES, ANNIE- IT WILL REVOLUTIONIZE THE CIVILIZED WORLD-IT'S TRANSPARENT AS GLASS BUT WILL TAKE ANY COLOR- MANY TIMES STRONGER THING BUILT OR USED BY MAN. GEE, IT REALLY TRUE? WILL EONITE DO ALL THE THINGS THEY THAN CLAIM? Ik SECRET? I -y Sfe-xgg TODAY'S BROADCASTS FROM CHICAGO STATIONS i HOTCHKISS Frank W.

Hotchkiss. husband of the fate Jennie Burrtick Hotchkiss, father of Mrs. Elizabeth Robbins of Me dina, N. and Eugene. Services Satur- day.

30 p. m-. at late nsidenesv 103 S. La Grange. Interment Grange cemetery.

Milwaukee paper please copy. JOHNSON Axel H. Johnson. July 8. 7331 Peoria-st beloved hTiband of the lats) Nathalia, fond father of Mrs.

Selma Sehrag. Funeral at chapel, 5S22 Wentworth-av Friday, July 6, at 2 p. m. Interment Oak Hill. KELLAR Theodore K.

Kellar. beloved husband of Marian, rtee Rapp: fond father of Kenneth, brother of Mrs. Herman Prelim. Paul. Mrs.

Ralph Shaver, and Mrs. Dale Nau. Member of Danville lodge. No. 48.

A. F. A. of Danville. Ia.

Funeral Saturday, at 2 p. at chapel. 4133 Madison-st. Interment Oakrldge. KELLER Otto W.

Keller of 17 eth-av La Grange- beloved husband of the lata Elizabeth, father of Viola, Emma. and. Mary. Funeral at 35 N. oth-av La Grange, 2:30 p.

m. Interment Bethania. KLEIN Charles N. Klein of 4809 Gladys-av beloved husband of Harriet Klein, nest Saidak. dear father of Harriet.

Charles, and Richard; fond son of Theresa and the late George: brother of John. Marie. Bernard, Dorothy, and the late Cecelia. Resting at funeral home. 5708 Madison-st.

High mass at Resurrection church Saturday. July 6, at 10 a. m. Interment St. Joseph cemetery.

KOLL Roger Kiley Roll, July 4. 1935. dearly beloved son of Henry M. and Mary Kiley Koll. fond brother of Mary Elizabeth Funeral Saturday.

July 6. at 9:30 a. from residence, 703 S. Hinsdale, to St. Isaac Jogues church, where high mass will be celebrated.

Interment Mount Carmel. Please omit flowers. For information call Lafayette 0980. LAHNUM Floyd E. Lahnum, son of the lata Wesley and Catherine, nee Morton, brother of John.

Donald. Lavon. Mildred. Wesley George and the late Ora. Funeral from residence.

36 W. 73d-st-. Saturday, 9:30 a. m. Interment Auburn, Ind.

LOEHR Anna M. Loehr nee Leisen, July 3, beloved wife of Michael fond mother of Edward dear sister of Mary Kreusch, Math. Barbara, Anthony, and Helen Leisen. Funeral Saturday. July 6, at 9 a.

from late residence, 5147 to St. Genevieve church. Interment St. Joseph cemetery. MENSINGER George B.

Mensinger beloved husband of Emily, fond father of Mary Jane, sen of George B. Wensinger and the late Emma B. Inman. Funeral Friday. July 5.

at 2 p. m. at funeral home, 5620 N. Western-av. Interment Forest Home cemetery.

MORIARTY Thomas Moriarty, beloved husband of Nellie Flynn Moriarty. father Mrs. J. T. Sullivan, Mrs.

Thomas W. Buckley, Ann, Thomas the Rev. Daniel, and the late Kathryn. brother of Maurice. Patrick, and the late Col.

Daniel. Funeral Saturday, July G. at 9:30 a. from resi- dence, 6608 Blacks to St. Thomas the Apoptle church.

Burial Mount Olivet. Kedzie 2394. NELSON Olga E. Nelson of 7251 July 4. 1935; beloved wife of Adolpo.

Nelson, fond mother of G. William Nelson. Services at chapel, 63d and Harvard. Saturday. July 6, at 1 p.

m. under auspices of Normal Park chapter. No. 211, O. E.

S. Interment Cedar Park. NOLAN Charles I. Nolan, beloved son of the late Thomas and Anna Carlin Nolan, brother of Mrs. E.

Rhue. Mrs. Frank JewelL Thomas L. William Mrs. Gene Freemon.

and Mrs. Dorothy Abbott, uncle of B. Doran and Eugene Abbott. Funeral Saturday. July 6, at 9:30 a.

from residence, 6909 to St. Catherine of Siena church. Burial Mount Carmel. Kedzie 2394. O'DONNELL Edward O'DonnelL July 2.

father of Edward James O'Donnell. Funeral Saturday, July 6, from 20S E. Illi-nois-rd. to St. Mary church.

Lake Forest, at 9:30 a. m. Interment Lake Forest. OLIVER Bessie Utley Oliver of 1616 Evanston. wife of David, mother of Mrs.

Wallace Brander and Pa-tricia Oliver. Services Rosehill cemetery-chapel. 2:30 p. m. Saturday, July 6, 1935.

Kindly omit flowers. Dixon and Sterling. 111., papers please copy. OLLMAN Minnie J. Oilman, of 4028 K.

beloved wife of Henry A- loving mother of Helen, Florence, Wallace, and Carl. Funeral Saturday, July 6. at 3 p. at funeral home. 4447-51 Irving Park-blvd.

Interment Carpenterrville cemetery Dundee, HI. PETE RNELL Anton Peternell Sr. ot 3240 S. beloved husband ot Anna, Muth Peternell, loving father of Raymond, Anton Mrs. Amelia Uryga, George and Frances.

Funeral Saturday, at 9 a. from funeral home. 2307 S. 52d-av St. Dionypius church.

Interment St. Joseph's. Cicero 200. PRICE Florence Mabel Price, nee Winters, beloved wife of J. G.

Price, fond mother of Eleanore. Arden. Marion, and Walter: lats of S. Miehigan-av. At parlors.

6659 S. where services wiU be held at 2:30 p. ra. Saturday. Interment Fairmount.

SCHEFFEL Rudolph Scheffel. July 4. 1935. beloved husband of Ada. brother of the late John, Henry and Frank.

Services at chapel. 2701 N. elark-st Saturday at 3 p. m. Interment Graceland.

SCHNEIDER Kate Schneider Inee KirerJ. beloved wife of Christ, dear mother of! Magda. Rose. Anna, Catherine, and Michael, fond grandmother of Dorothy. Eddie, Ferry, and Eddie.

Funeral Saturday, July 6, 8:45 a. from funeral home, 625 to St. Teresa church. Interment St. Joseph's.

SIMPSON Armond L. Simpson. July 4. 1935. father of Stanley of Winnetka, and Helen L.

of Philadelphia. Funeral services 3 p. m. Sunday. July 7.

at Winnetka Congregational church. Interment Philadelphia. SMTTH Mrs. Karen Smith, at her home. Watertown, beloved mother of Mrs.

Andrew Johnson, Fred John P. and Hulda Smith and Mrs. G. H. Childs.

Burial Friday. 3 p. at Mount Greenwood cemetery, Chicago. Please omit flowers. SPIEGEL Lester S.

Spiegel, beloved husband of Harriet, nee Edelsteia. fond brother of Milton, dear son of Max and Rose Spiegel. Funeral Friday, 11 a. at chapel, 2018 W. Division-st.

Interment North Shore Cong. A. A. cemetery, Jewish, Waldheim. SUNDERMAN John Sunderman, age 85.

beloved husband of the late Charlotte, fond father of Floyd. John. Gertrude. Howard, and the late Cordy. Services at late residence.

914 Park Ridge. Saturday, at 2 p. m. Interment Town of Maine. THOMA Frank T.

Thoma. beloved husband of the laie Anna Deschauer Thoma. Remains resting at funeral home. 3117 S. Oak Berwyn.

Funeral Monday, at 9:30 a. to St. Leonard church. Interment St. Boniface.

VANDERGRD7F Ulysses G. Vandergriff, July 3, beloved husband of Mary Alice Vandergriff. Funeral services at memorial chapel. E. 63d-et.

at Friday evening. July 5, at 8. Interment KnoxVille, Tenn. WEISBERG Isaac Weinberg of 4441 N. Racine, beloved husband of Eda.

nee Pro-vus. fond father of Seymour. Funeral Friday at 1 p. m. at memorial chapel, 5206 Broadway.

Interment Jewish Waldheim. Late member of Radiant lodge. No. 1050. A.

F. A. M. WELLIK James Wellik. late of 4467 beloved brother of Julia, Joseph, Mrs.

Marie W. Tauchen and the late Anton. Louie, and Josephine. Funeral from sister's residence, 5051 N. Saturday.

July 6. 3:30 p. m. Interment Bohemian National cemetery. For further information call Keystone 6100.

WENZEL Ida L. Wenzel, nee Beck, July 3. Age 66 years: late of 3034 N. beloved wife of the late Herman fond mother of William and Hulda Schultz. also four grandchildren.

Funeral Saturday. July 6. at 1 p. at funeral home. 2056-58 to Waldheim cemetery.

WILLY Sylvia Teitzel Willy tnee SavageJ. beloved wife of A. P. Willy, fond mother of Bertha Teitzel. sister of Mrs.

Kate Mac Master. Mrs. William Chapman, Mrs. E. H.

Button, John and the late Harrison Savasre. At late residence, 4908 Adams- et. Funeral notice WISHARD Ned Wlshard. loving son of Mr. and Mrs.

William Wishard, fond brother of Rodney. Funeral service Friday. 2:30 p. m. at Congregational church.

Western Springs, 111. Interment Bronswood, Hinsdale. YOUNGER Charles P. Younger. July 3.

1935. at Provident hospital, husband of Luclie. father of Charles Jr. Funeral Saturday. 1 -30 p.

at chapel, 3517 Indiana- v. ZAPEL Frederick M. Zapel. fond brother of Elizabeth Schultz and Carl and the late Otto Zapel. Funeral Saturday.

July 6, at 3 p. at chape, 3S07 to Rosehill cemetery. ROTHAISER A monument will be dedicated to the memory nf Clara Geretein Rotbaiser and her father. Henry Gerstein, Sunday, July 7. 3 p.

O. B. A. cemetery, Waldheim. SKEELES BIDDLE.

Every fine detail assured with complete funeral. $110. including music. EJ. 3d-et.

a Bvans. Fair. 0150. WESTERN UNDERTAKING CO. Loop Chapel 226 W.

Randolph. Dea. 9368. North Side. Wei.

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FUNERAL DIRECTION perfection. 7705 Cottatre Grove. Rad. 7705. CEMETERIES.

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4 graves. 899 pp. Lack. 9640 MEMORIAL PK 8 GR. SEC.

Perpetual care. Cash. 350. Irving 1214. MAUSOLEUMS.

MAUSOLEUMS AND MONUMENTS CHAS. G. BLAKE 1000 E. 67TH-ST. FAIRFAX 9876 Write or phone for Free Booklet.

DEATH NOTICES ANDERSON Henrika M. Anderson, July 3. age 93, -wife of the late Loth Anderson, fond mother' of Oscar, Esther, Elmer and the late William and Ellen, sister of Wilhelmina Cliinlund and Godfrey Nelson. Funeral Saturday from late residence, 3118 to Trinity Lutheran church, corner Seminary and at 2 p. m.

Interment Graceland. BENNETT Edmund P. Bennett, beloved father of Dr. Edmund Lucy Duffy, and Martha Makolin; fond brother of William D. Funeral from 8147 Paxton-av Saturday, 10:16 a.

to St. Joachim church. Interment Buffalo, N. Y. BLAKER Gladys A Blaker.

July 2, beloved wife of Edward, dear mother of Patricia, Stanley and Barbara, daughter of Mrs. Nora Anderson, sister of Mrs. Marguerite Dahlberr. Mrs. Daiiy Listei.

and Robert Anderson. Funeral Friday, 3 p. at the residence. 1011 Wilmette. Interment Memorial Park.

BLOMGREN Karl A. Blonwren. July 3, of 1430 beloved son of Mrs. Louise Blomgrren. dear brother of Harvey.

George, and Mrs. Lillie Carlson. Funeral Friday, July 5. at 2:30 p. m.

at chapel. 3419 N. Clark-et. Interment Rosehill. BRADSTREET Laura A.

Bradstreet. July 4. 1935: sister of Mrs. Harry M. Boon.

Services Friday, at 10 a. at chapel, 5203 Lake Park-av. Interment private. BRAND Ernest Brand, July 3. of 3S15 S.

beloved husband of Thekla. dear father of Mrs. Gertrude Schneider, grandfather of Raymond and June Schneider. Funeral Saturday, July 6, at 2 p. at funeral home, 1939 W.

under the auspices of Brighton Park lodirc. No. 854, A. F. A.

M. Interment Fairmount cemetery. BUCHBINDER Kate Buchbinder nee Spitz, fond wife of Charles. Interment Quincy. Fla.

BUDILOVSKY John A. Buddy Budilovsky, beloved husband of Josephine, fond lather of John dear son of John V. Remains at rest at his funeral home, 2011 S. Lawn-dale-av. Funeral Saturday.

July 6. at 4 p. at Sokol Havlicek. 2619 S. Lawndale-v.

Interment Bohemian National cemetery. Lawndala 8030. BUTLER Robert Clifton Butler. July 2. of 1040 S.

Home-av, Oak Park. 111., beloved husband of Bose Butler I nee AlbrechtJ, dear father of Elaine. Robert Butler and Mrs. Nettie Becker, son of James P. Butler.

At rest at chapel 124 Oak Park, until Friday noon. Services Friday. July 5. at 2 p. at the Har-vard Congregational church.

Harvard and Oak Park. Member of Circle lodge. No. 938, A. A.

M. Interment Woodlawn. BUZZARD Mary L. Buzzard, beloved mother of Ella Smith, Lillie B. Hormann, and Arthur; dear sister of Jasper and Edward Clator.

Funeral Saturday at 2 p. m. at residence. 5209 Downers Grove. Interment Evergreen.

Information Downers Grove 829-R. CARPENTER Oren M. Carpenter. July 3. 1935.

of 1114 E. beloved son of Mrs. Stella Carpenter, fond brother of La von, Mrs. Ina Jones, and John Carpenter. Remains at chapel.

6110 Cottage Friday. Services and interment at Waynesville, 111. CAVANAGH Anna Garvy Cavauagh. July 4, devoted wife of Thomas J. Cavanagh, loving mother of Corinne Mary, Joseph, Garvy, Thomas.

Gerald and Mrs. Fioretia Falve fond sister of William J. an.l Christopher Garvy. Funeral Saturday, July 6. at 9 a.

from late residence. 2231 E. 67th-st to St. Philip Neri church, where solemn mass will be celebrated. Internieui Calvary.

Friends kindly on.it flowers. CORRELX Mamie Gertrude Correll. nee Langenberg. wife of the late John P. Correll, fond mother of George, Howard, and Lucille.

Services Saturday, July 6, at 2 p. at chapel, 4332 at Crawford. interment Montrose. CROWLEY Marie Crowley, beloved daughter of Thomas J. and Catherine Garvey Crowley, devoted sister of Mrs.

John J. Mcluerney Jr. Funeral Saturday. July H. at a.

in. sharp from residence, 8439 9. to St. Kilian's church. Interment Mount Olivet.

Member of St. Bernard's Nurses' Alumni association. DAHL Mrs. Betsey Louisa Dahl. 87, widow of H.

L. Dahl: survived by four children, Mrs. G. Rich. Mrs.

H. R. Hurlbut, Mrs. William B. Walrath, all of Evanston, 111., and son.

Harold L. Dahl of Berea, Ky. Funeral services at the home of daughter. Mrs. H.

R. Hurlbut. 1023 Evanston. at 3:30 Friday afternoon. Interment Rosehill.

DOYLE Thomas J. Doyle, beloved husband of Margaret, nee Johnston, fond father of John, Mrs. George Brunton. Dorothy. George and the late Thomas P.

Funeral from chapel, 3169 Saturday, 10:30 a. to Our Lady of Sorrows church. Burial Calvary. Member of Americus council, 1279, K. of C.

DVORAK Catherine Dvorak, beloved wife of the late Frank Dvorak, fond, mother of Edward, George, and William Dvorak, Anna Novak, Emily Smith, Albina Kolb, Ella Drenele. Agnes Lenihan, Mildred Kil-lion, and the late Mary Orminski, fond sister of Anna Petrzilka. Funeral Satur day, July 6, from late residence, 2243 S. at 9 a. to St.

Agatha church. Interment St. Adalbert's. FEINEB Rose Feiner, beloved wife of Joseph, fond mother of Phillip. Bettie PerreU.

Josephine Shaffer. Sigmund, Jean Piowaty, and the late Minnie Hartwell; sister of Fred Hirsch and the late Max; grandmother of Robert. Marvin, Jerry, and Dorothy. Funeral Friday, at 2 p. at chapel, 7206 Stony Island-av.

Interment Free Sons cemetery. Family at 6753 Clyde-ar. GARY I. C. Gary.

M. D-. late husband of Emma Gary, superintendent of People's hos- pital. Member of King Oscar lodge, A. F.

A. Miriam chapter, O. E. Central church. Royal League, and Royal Arcanum.

Funeral notice later. Information, Victory 1820 GOLDBERG Bessie Goldberg of 4910 N. Kedzie-av beloved wife of Samuel fond mother of Dr. Theodore Mrs. Ada Hirsch, and Norman: grandmother vt Marion, and Jacqueline Hirsch: sister of Clara Prltiken.

Mary Small of Los Angeles, Aaron, Sam, and Max Reichman of Los Angeles, Cal. Funeral Friday, 10 a. at memorial chapel, 6206 Broadway. Interment Jewish Waldheim. Please omit flowers.

GRONENDYKE George L. Gronendyke. late of 18 S. beloved husband of Gertrude, nee Stevenson: fond father of Rollin Fay Gronendyke and Mrs. Gladys Holcomb, brother of Jacob, Mrs.

Anna Walker, Mrs. Josephine Stump, and Mrs. Loretta Cale. Member of division No. 308, A.

A. of S. E. R. E.

of A. Funeral Saturday, at 11 a. mu, at chapel. 4133 W. Madison-st.

Interment Forest Home. GUSTAFSON Mathilde S. Gustafson. July 3, widow of the late John mother of the Rev. Frank.

John C. Anna Mrs. Gertrude G. Bodwell. At rest at home.

6947 Eggleston-av until Friday. Services Friday at 2:30 p. m. at the chapel, Normal-blvd. at 62d-pL Interment at Oak Woods.

HAAF Victoria Haaf. beloved wife of the late Christian, fond mother of Mrs. Bertha Treichel, mother-in-law of Max Trelchel. grandmoher of Louise Treichel. aunt of Joe Joose.

Funeral Friday, July 5, 1 p. at funeral home. 2410 W. North-av. Interment Mount Emblem cemetery.

HALEY Edna T. Haley. Survived by her brother, Joseph Arthur Haley of Athol, Mass. At funeral home. 1732 Wilson-av until 11 a.

m. Friday. Services and interment Boston, Mass. HANKERMEYER Hilda Hankermeyer. nee VogeL wife of the late Ralph, belovea mother of Ralph, sister of George.

William, and Mrs. Frieda Shields. Member of Forest Park chapter. No. 864.

O. E. S. Remains at chapel. 7319 Madison-st- Forest Park, until noon Friday.

Services at Forest Park Masonic chapel, 2 p. m. Interment Woodlawn. HENRY James Dumas Henry July 3. 1933, suddenly: dearly beloved son of James D.

and Catherine Molloy Henry of Atlanta. Ga. Interment Graceland cemetery. Burial Friday, July 5, at 4 p. m.

HERR Henry J. Heir, drugslst at 45th and Wallaee-ste, 40 years. July 3. beloved husband of Jennie, nee Irvin. fond father of Edmund I.

Herr, brother of Theodore, Charles Herr and Mrs. J. F. Schott. Funeral services Saturday at 2 p.

m. at chapel, 7032 Wentworth-av. Interment at Mount Greenwood. Particulars. Yar.

0703. JAIL -FOR -VIRGIft ISLES WITNESS Asserts Attorney Took Papers from Files. Chicago Tribune Press Servlce.l Washington, r. July 4. Spe-cial.

Secretary of the Interior Harold Li. Ickea to- day- threatened federal prosecu-, tion of Charles H. Gibson, first wit 'i "4 ness before a spe cial senate com mlttee investigat ing the admin istration of the Virgin Islands, The islands are governed through the department 'Wp i of the Interior. Ickes served demand on Gibson for the re th CM) Sti. turn of certain CHAS.

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official documents which the secre tary alleged Gibson removed from his office files in violation of federal stat tites at the time of his discharge as government attorney for the Islands Gibson was removed from office in the fail of 1933 by Ickes after the attor ney had quarreled with Gov. Paul Pearson of the islands. Lists Documents Missing." In a letter to Gibson, Secretary Ickes listed nine orignals and copies of official letters he wants returned, He cited the federal criminal statutes which make removal of such docu rnents from official files subject to a fine not exceeding $2,000 and impris onment of not more than three years for each document. The secretary added that the return of the docu ments would not relieve Gibson from prosecution for their removal. Gibson testified yesterday that Gov, Pearson had exceeded bis authority tinder the law, was unpopular with a large section of the population of the inlands, and was not frank in his ad ministration.

To support his testi mony Gibson introduced several of the letters now sought by Ickes. Cites Use of Documents. "At the hearing before the senate committee to investigate the adminis tration of the Virgin Islands you pro duced from your custody certain original letters and original copies of let ters written to and by you in your capacity as government attorney of the Virgin Islands on official business of the United States and the govern merit of the Virgin Islands," Ickes wrote Gibson. The removal by you of these offl cial documents was in violation of sec tion3 128 or 129 of the criminal code U. S.

code, title T8. section 234, 235 and Is punishable with respect to each document by a fine of not more than $2,000 or Imprisonment of not more than three years, or both. "1 hereby make demand upon you to return immediately the documents enumerated as well as such other official letters, documents of record which you may have removed from the files." Ickes sent a copy of the letter to Senator Millard K. Tydings chairman of the committee. He assured Tydings that the documents would be photostated by the department of.

the Interior upon their return and copies would be furnished to the committee. BETSEY L. DAHL, BORN IN CITY 87 YEARS AGO, DIES Mrs. Betsey L. Dahl, born in Chicago years ago, died yesterday la the home of her daughter, Mrs.

Ida ssBEassssssns: Hurlbut. 1028 "St timmaa avenue, Evanaton. Sh ft. i caa ueeii ui lor several weeks. A 'A V3 Mrs.

Dahl was the widow of H. L. Dahl. also a pioneer Chica-goan. She is survived by three 1 ft daughters, Mrs.

s. Hurlbut, Mrs. El- -J la Kich. and Mrs. Florence Walrath, nil rt PvanetnTi- 4 a son.

Harold Dahl of Berea. iins. BETSEY V. nine grand- dahl. children and eight great-grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held ths afternoon in the Hurlbut borne. Interment will be In Rosehill cemetery. TYPHOID FEVER HITS ROME; 1,170 CASES, 22 DEATHS ROME. July 4. W) An unusual prevalence of typhoid fever In Rome has resulted In 1,170 cases and 22 deaths since June 1, it was revealed today.

Authorities said they had not deter mined the cause of the Increase in the disease, but that they were sure it was not due to pollution of the water or milk supplies. The upper classes were particularly hit, school and college students, troops and the poorer classes of the porulation seemed to have escaped. 1 Head of U. S. Hospital Drops Dead in Alaska JUNEAU.

Alaska, July 4. VP) Stricken apparently with a heart attack, Dr. W. J. B.

McAuliffe, 37, physician in charge of the government hospital here for five years, was found dead today in front of his of-fico building. He was born in Louisville, and served in the navy during the war. His widow and a year old daughter survive. George L. Loft Dies; Son of Former Congressman New York.

July 4. Special. George Leon Loft, 40, son of Georgti Loft candy manufacturer and former representative in congress, died today of a-streptococcus infection, after a week's illness. Mr. Loft was vice president of the George W.

Loft Markets, Inc. ELI SAYS -A TOY CANNON MADE OF EONITE WOULD TO D15HES- TH1RTY miles 4 :30 WSNR Music and Comment. WMAQ Nellie Revell. 4 :45 WENR The Certain Hour." WMAQ Sam and Dick. WBBM Joe Summers.

5:00 W-G-N Armchair Melodies. WBBM Jimmy Allen. WMAQ Arlington Park show. WENB Congress (peaks. WJJD Interlude.

WIND Melody Lane. WAAF Rhythm Kings. 6:15 WBBM World Traveler. WIND Songs of Eventide. WMAQ String ensemble.

0:30 W-G-N The Singing Lady. WMAQ Jack and Loretta Clemens. WIND Uncle Bob. WCFL Sunset Serenade. WJJD Ben Kantor, Bongs.

WBBM Jack Armstrong. 5:45 AV-G-N Little Orphan Annie WAAF Tower Tunes. WBBM Woody and Willie. WMAQ Varieties, WENR Desert Kid. WJJD Blair of the Mounties.

6:00 W-G-N Bob Klson's sports review. WIND German music. WENR Jack Turner. WCFL Marthy and Elmer. WBBM Just entertainment.

WMAQ Maurice Spitalny'a orchestra. WJJD Dance music. 6:15 W-G-N Palmer House ensemble. WJJD Handieapper. WBBM Pat Flanagan.

WENR Tony and Gus. WAAF Jimmie Kozak, pianist. WMAQ The Black Chamber. W-G-N Lnm and Abner. WIND Hungarian theater.

WCFL Dot and Will. WENR A Song a Day. WBBM Frank Dailey's orchestra. WMAQ Stars of Summer. WAAF Dance Revue.

WJJD Dance orchestra. W-G-N Qain Ryan's "66" Amateur NlKht. WJJD Rhubarb Red. WIND Pirate club. WENR Dangerous Paradise.

WBBM Boake Carter. WMAQ Uncle Ezra. 7:00 W-G-N Lone Ranger MBS. WAAF Symphonic bour. WBBM Phil Kalar.

WCFL Sports Review. WIND Musical Comedy Memories. WJJD Sports Review. WLS Irene Rich. WMAQ Jessica Dragonette, 7 :15 WCFL Melodist.

WLS University of Virginia Broadcast. 7:30 W-G-N" The Mardi Gras." WJJD "Treasure of the Lorelei." WMMB Human Relations. WLS College Prom. WCFL Evening Reveries. 7:45 WIND Mystery story.

8:00 W-G-N Joe Sanders' orchestra. WBBM Hollywood hotel. WCFL Eerr Louie's Hungry Five. WAAF Wings of Song. 8:16 W-G-N Comedy Start of Hollywood.

WCFL Grace Wilson. WJJD Townsend plan. WLS Lucille Manners. 8:30 W-G-N Wayne King's orchestra. WENR Phil Baker.

WCFL Rowen's amateurs. WJJD Polish program. WMAQ Dorsey Brothers orchestra. 8:45 W-G-N Anson Week's orchestra. WIND Musical Moments.

WMAQ Tom Coakley's orchestra. 9:00 W-G-N Tomorrow's Tribune. WMAQ The First Nighter. WIND Better Housing program. WENR Meetin' House.

WBBM Richard flimber'a Champions. 9:15 W-G-N Musical Moments. WIND Care's orr-hestra. 9:30 W-G-N The Mnsle Box Hoar" ainsi. WENR Glenn Lee's orchestra.

WJJD Bosworth Broadcast. WBBM Bill Hogan's orchestra. WCFL C. Y. O.

boxing bouts. WIND Men About Town. WMAQ Joe Cook. 9:45 WENR Jack Randolph. W-G-N Horace Heldt's orchestra.

WENR Amos 'n' Andy. WIND Russ Hodges. WMAQ Donald McGibney. WBBM Dornberger's orchestra. 10:15 W-G-N The Drenm Ship.

Harold Stern's orchestra. WMAQ Mrs. Jesse Crawford. WIND Lola Merrill. 10:30 W-G-N Wayne King's orchestra.

WCFL Rnggie Child's orchestra. WMAQ -Glenn Lee's orchestra. WIND Dixie Memories. WENR Representative Sam Dickstein. 10:45 WMAQ Hooflnghams.

W-G-N Angon Weeks' orchestra TMBS. 11:00 WBBMJoy Haynes' orchestra. WENR Bm Pollack's orchestra. WMAQ That Certain Four. WCFL fihandor.

violinist. 11:10 W-G-N Velox and Yolanda' orchestra MBSJ. WCFL Joe Rines orchestra. 11 :15 WIND Balladeers' orchestra. WCFL Joe Rine's orchestra.

11 W-G-N Horace Heidt's orchestra MBSJ. WIND Pentecostal church. WBBM Ted Fio-Rito' orchestra. WENR Billy Bissett'a orchestra. WMAQ Roy Maxon's orchestra.

1 1 :45 W-G-N Joe Sanders' orchestra MBS1. Midnight W-G-N ontinental Gypsies MBSJ. WMAQ Leonard Keller's orchestra. WBBM Zito's orchestra. WENR Glenn Lee's orchestra.

A. M. 12:13 W-G-N Anson Weeks' orchestra MBS. WMAQ Organ melodies. WENR Roy Maxon's orchestra.

WBBM Floyd Town's orchestra. 18:45 W-G-N Horace Heldt's orchestra. WENR Ben Pollack's orchestra. 1 :00 W-G-N Veloa and lolanda's orchestra. WIFE OF CAPTAIN OF NORM ANDI DIES IN FRANCE ST.

NAZAIHE, France, July 4. W) Mme. Rene Pugnet, wife of the captain of the super-liner Normandie, died after a long illness today a few hours after her husband took the giant ship to sea, knowing their farewell was the last one. She was 51 years old. Capt.

Pugnet, who always hastened to his wife's bedside as soon as, his ship docked at Le Havre, saw she was dying as he left to take the Normandie on Tier third voyage to America. He was tmable to remain with her, however. Louis Rosenwald, Brother of Philanthropist, Is Dead Salina, July 4. (55 Louis S. Rosenwald.

62, brother of the late philanthropist, Julius Rosenwald. died here today. Rosenwald had been a merchant for most of the 35 years he lived in Salina. His widow and three children survive. Mrs.

P. G. Murray, 23, Dies; I Wife of Capital Pastor Washington. July 4. VP) Mrs.

Barbara Snyder Murray, 23. wife of the Rev. Philip G. Murray of Calvary Baptist church here and former resident of Sioux City, died Tuesday in George Washington university hospltat Wwi SnrijctM, twe. a GEE- NOW THAT PEOPLE KNOW ABOUT IT, OTHER FOLKS WILL WANT IT.

TOO- NQivsofthe BY LARRY WOLTERS. I An unusual program Is to be launched over station WAAF next Monday morning. Sponsored by the Woodlawn Business Men's association, the oldest community organization in the city, with the cooperation of the East 63d street councit the Woodlawn Breakfast Express is to be aired every. week day morning from 7:30 to 9 over this station operating on the 820 kilocycle The broadcast, for which the organizations will pay the regular commer cial rates, will be dedicated to public service, particularly the community of Woodlawn. In addition to the best In recorded music, time, temperature.

and weather reports will be given at regular intervals. Advantages of living and shopping in the Woodlawn area will of course be pointed out And there will be edu cational aspects. A floristr who may take over a portion of the period, for example, will broadcast information on garden making as well as solicit patronage for his business. Participation in these broadcasts will be open to nonmembers as well as members of the two organizations so long as they operate in the Wood lawn community. Joseph H.

Grayson is president of the Woodlawn associa tion and Richard L. Buckley is execu tive secretary of the 63d street coun cit Authorized by the federal communi cations commission to move its trans mltter from Mooseheart to Dps Plaines, station WJJD will build a new plant this summer on the dt of WD30's old headquarters two miles east of Des Plaines on DemDster road WJJD is owned by the same interests as WIND, which two years ago was assigned WIBO's wave length when WXBO lost its fight to remain on the air. WJJD operates with a power of watts. Ireene Wicker will sing six of John Alden Carpenter's songs for children during her Singing Lady broadcast over W-G-N NBC at 5:30 this afternoon. Ireene also win tell the story of the noted Chicago composer's first appearance in public as a child of 10.

Air. Carpenter Is to be a studio vis Itor during the broadcast. The Siner lng Lady is to make a guest appearance on Ruth Etting's College Prom program in New York Friday. Aue-. 9.

Next day Ireene will sail for a brief vacation in England. Members of the European staf of NBC who descended Into the crater of Mount Vesuvius Tuesday afternoon to pick up the rumble of the volcano and to describe the scene for radio listeners feel lucky enough. Few hours after they emerged the volcano burst into its first eruption in three years. The broadcast had been post poned from Sunday because of threat ening atmospherics. A host of Chicago radio personalities will Join in a three hour program this evening at Edward Hines Jr.

Memorial hospital In dedication of its new outdoor bandstand. Among them are to be Vivian Delia Chiesa and the Cadets' quartet; a WLS group, including Louise Massey and the Westerners. Pat Buttram. Hoosier Hot Shots, Grace Wilson, George Goebet Sod Busters, Tom Corwin, and the Arkansas Woodchopper, and John Ma-gee's orchestra of the Casino Mo-derne. Retail Druggists' post of the American Legion is sponsoring the party.

Cot Stoopnagle and Budd at the last minute Tuesday mysteriously abandoned their announced plan of starting a campaign to "Keep Stoop-nagle out of the White House," and otherwise burlesquing activities at the national capital. Henry Ford is the sponsor of their new program. Dr. A. T.

Leipold, Moline Physician, Is Dead at 51 Moline, July 4. Special. Dr. A. T.

Leipold, 51, prominent tuberculosis specialist of Moline, died at his home today after a long illness. E. J. Gardner Dies; Former Porter County Treasurer Valparaiso, July 4. Special.

Ernest J. Gardner, 78, former Porter county treasurer and banker, died here today. Sprinkle Ant Food along window sills, doors and openings through which ants come and fo. Guaranteed to rid quickly. Jsed in a million homes.

Inexpensive. At your druggist's. DEATH NOTICES are received for publication in the next morning's Final Edition of the Chicago Tribune up to 1 1 :45 each night. Call Superior 0100 Want Ad-Viser. I FROM BUILDINGS STEEL TODAY'S FEATURES ON W-G-N.

The Music Box hour at 9:30 p. m. and the Mardi Gras at 7:30 p. top the musical productions to be heard over W-G-N today. The Music Box hour, a Mutual Broadcasting vs tern show, will i 4 present a special- ly dramatized fan- fe tasy of the sonjj In a Chinese Temple Garden." The production will feature Mary Elizabeth Woods, soprano; Baiiey Axton.

tenor, and the Music Box choir and orches tra, directed by William StOCSS. HORACE HEIDT. Ezra Hoffman will appear in the comic novelty "Abdul Abulbul Ameer." On the MardI Gras show Harold Stokes, W-G-N dance maestro, w'll present a variety of talent headed by Tommy Thomson, harmonica wizard; Sally Jo Nelson and Lynn Cole, soloists, and the Dorins Sisters. All of them will be featured with the dance orchestra. Other features: 11 a.

m. Tom, Dick, and Harry. 2:45 p. m. Baseball: Cleveland vs.

Chicago White Sox. Also on WCFL, WIND, and WBBM. 6:45 p. m. "Little Orphan Annie." 6:30 p.

m. Lum and Abner. 6:45 p. m. Quin Ryan's 66 amateur 7 p.

m. The Lone Ranger," a western drama. 10:30 p. m. The dance music of Wayne King, Anson Weeks, Veloz and Yolanda, Horace Heidt, Joe Sanders, and the Continental Gypsies.

ON OTHER STATIONS. 6:30 p. m. WMAQ Stars of the Summer," Dr. Robert Baker.

7 p. m. WMAQ Jessica Drago nette. 7:15 p. m.

WLS Institute of Pub lic Affairs. 7:30 p. m. WLS Ruth Etting. 8 p.

m. WBBM Hollywood Hotel. Dick Powell, master of ceremonies. Guest stars: Claude Rains, Cary Grant, and Gertrude Michael. Also radio version of The Student Prince." 8:30 p.

m. WENR Phil Harry McNaughton, and Leon Belas- co's orchestra from Chicago studios. 8 p. m. WBBM Richard Htmber's Champions, with Stuart Allen.

9 p. m. WMAQ First Nighter: Somewhere a Girl." 9 p. m. WENR Thaviu's concert.

9:30 p. m. WMAQ Joe Cook. 10:30 p. m.

WENR Congressman Samuel Dickstein on Immigration." 1:30 W-G-N Gene Harebell's musle MBS. WJJD Mooseheart children. WCFL Memory Teasers. WBBM Picknrd Family. WMAQ Kitchen Party.

WLS Pa aud Ma Smithers. 1:45 W-G-N Georse Duffy's music MBS. WLS Home Makers' hotir. WCFL Eddy Hanson, organist. WAAF Russ Perkins, tenor.

8:00 W-G-N Palmer House ensemble MBS. WAAF Mood In Blue. WMAQ Home Forum. WCFL, June, Jean, and Jeri. WBBM Howard Neumiller, pianist.

8:15 W-G-N Harold Tomer, pianist. WMAQ Vic and Sade. WIND Newstrom's orchestra. WBBM What's In a Namet WCF Eddie Hansen, organist. 2 :30 W-G-N Len Salvo'a Mail Box.

WMAQ Music and comments. WLS Ms Perkins. WJJD Sports Parade. WAAF Encores. W-G-N Baseball: Cleveland vs.

Chl-eaa-o White Sox; also WBBM, WIND. WCFL. WLS Dean Brothers. 3:00 WMAQ Women Radio Revue. WENR Betty and Bob.

8:15 WENR Little Jackie Heller. 3:30 WAAF Music in the Air. WENR Mme. De Sytvara. WMAQ Madffa Marley.

3:45 WENR Women's clubs. WAAF Salon concert. WMAQ South Sea Islanders. 4:00 WENR Don Rodolpho's orchestra WMACj Shirley Howard, songs. 4 :15 WMAQ Grandpa Burton.

James Wellik, 75, Retired Commission Merchant, Dies James Wellik, 73 years old, 4457 Ainslie street, retired commission merchant, died yesterday at the Norwegian-American hospital of a skull fracture incurred last Saturday in a fall at his home. Surviving Mr. Wellik are two sisters, Miss Julia Wellik and Mrs. Mario Tauchen, and a brother, Joseph. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon in the Tauchen home at 5051 North Springfield avenue.

Burial will be in the Bohemian National cemetery. Yacht Club Official Dies During 4th of July Race Portsmouth, N. July 4. VP) Capt. Charles S.

Drowne, 77, an organizer and a past commodore of the Portsmouth Yacht club and at one time engaged in the hotel business in Los Angeles, Cat; died unexpectedly today while participating in a race on the holiday program of the yacht club. It was the first race of, the afternoon and the entire program was canceled after Capt. Browne's death. Ex-Representative Reed of West Virginia Dies at 69 Washington, July 4. (JP) Stuart F.

Reed, 69, former member of congress from West Virginia and once secretary of state of that state, died early today at a hospital here. -His home was in Clarksburg, W. Va but he also maintained a residence here. DR. I.

C. GARY DIES AT 77; FOUNDER OF PEOPLES HOSPITAL Dr. I. Clark Gary, founder of the People's hospital, 255 West 22d street, and a practicing: physician In Chicago for the last forty-six years, died yesterday in the hospital after an illness of several weeks. He was 77 years old.

Dr. Gary was born -j in Cumberland, went later to Iowa with Ma family, and in 1884 entered the North-w ern university school of medicine. He founded the People's hospital and "7 Ski. Jiirr It. Jt.

Jti DR. I. C. GARY. training: school for nurses in 1897 and was superintendent until the time of his death.

Surviving are his widow, Emma, and a brother, Simon P. Gary of Chicago. POLICEMAN QUITS HOSPITAL AFTER LOSS OF HIS LEGS Without his legs but with his cheerfulness undiminished, Herbert Eckel, a policeman formerly assigned to the Wabash avenue station, left the Woodlawn hospital yesterday after six and a half months and was able to spend the holiday with the family of his sister, Mrs. Henry Schmitt, 7403 May street. Eckel was not embittered even by the news that he must pay his own hospital expenses, though his injuries came as part of his work.

This is in accordance with a law passed in 1928. He will, however, probably receive a pension, police officials said. Eckel was injured last Dec. 10. He had gone with a patrol wagon to take a colored woman to the county hospital.

The vehicle stalled in a snowdrift in front of 6139 South Michigan avenue and while Eckel was helping extricate it another car skidded against him, crushing him against the police vehicle. Henry Krug, the fellow who skidded into me, was in to see me the other day." Eckel said. He is a nice fellow and we agreed the accident just couldn't be helped. Since he was Insured, I guess I'll have enough to pay my hospital expenses." Other than that, Eckel'g main thoughts were In anticipation of new legs to get around on," and the confident hope he will find some sort of employment. O.

P. MAJORITY FOR FIRST TIME SINCE 1933 Chicago Tribune Press Service. Washington, D. July 4. Special.

The United States senate held one of its shortest sessions on record today 15 seconds, and the Republicans had a majority for the first time since March 3, 1933. Three Republicans and two Democrats were present The Republicans, Frederick Steiwer of Oregon, Hiram W. Johnson of California, and Peter Norbeck of South Dakota, taunted Senator Joseph T. Robinson, the Democratic leader, with threats of moving to adjourn sine die, but he boasted that he had "enough men in reserve to keep the Republicans from putting anything over on me." No business could have been transacted anyway, without unanimous consent, for there was no quorum, and Robinson could have killed such a motion by calling a quorum. The senate went through the formality of meeting today because leaders wanted to recess until Monday and the constitution prohibits one bouse, without consent of the other, from adjourning for more than three days.

Vice President Garner called the ses-Kinn tn order at noon, and Senator Robinson asked unanimous consent for the President of the senate to sign the legislative appropriation bill. There being no objection, Kobinson moved the recess until noon Monday. F. W. HOTCHKISS, OFFICIAL IN GRAIN CONCERN, IS DEAD Frank W.

Hotchkiss, 102 South Waiola avenue. La Grange, an offi cial of the Norris Grain company, died early yesterday In tho Presbyterian hospital following an operation. He was 69 years old and had been a member of the Chicago Board of Trade since 1894. -f Mr. Hotchkiss was a manager in the domestic department of the Norris company.

He is survived by a son, Eugene, of Highland Park; a daughter. Mrs. Thomas Robbins. of Medina, N. i a brother, William Hotchkiss, St.

Louis grain man, and sister. Miss Anne E. Hotchkiss of La Grange. Funeral services will be held at the family residence tomorrow afternoon. Burial will be in La Grango cemetery.

J. F. Poe, Retired Evanston Contractor, Dies in Canada PRINCE RUPERT, B. July 4. (JP) J.

Frank Poe, wealthy retired contractor of Evanston, 111., died suddenly today at his home on Lakesle lake, near Terrace, B. C. Daylight Savins Time. OH SHORT WAVES. ROME 6 p.

m. Talk by H. E. Count Giuseppe Volpi cli Misurata on The Motion Picture Convention." 2KO. 31.1 m.

9.635 k. MADBID: 6:15 p. m. La Moeila Sevil- lano." AQ, 80.5 m. k.

c. DUXFORD. Carabridreshire! 7:15 p. m. B- view of the Royal Air Force.

Two of the following London frequencies: GSD. 25.5 m. 11,760 k. c.l: GSA, 40.5 m. 6,050 k.

c.J: GSB, 31.5 m. 9.B10 k. or GSC. SU m. 9.

580 k. c.l. PARIS: 8:30 p. m. How to Enjoy French," M.

Manceau. FYA, 25.6 m. 11,710 k. e.3. CHICAGO WAVK W-G-N 720 WLS 870 1 WIND 560 WBBM 770 WAAF 920 WJJD 1180 WMAQ 870 WENR 870 WCFL 870 WGES laiiO WMBI 1080 WHTC 1420 A.M.

7 W-G-N Good Morning; mnsinal pro-irmiti time sicnitliii weather re ports. WCFL Reveille rhythms. WMBI Sunrise service. WJJD Farm service. WBBM Musical clock.

WIND Mornlns devotions. WMAQ Spareribs. 7 :15 WMAQ Pals. WLS Dean Brothers. 7 WLS Woodchopper, W1UD Rambling.

WAAF Breakfast Express. WMAQ Serenade. WCFL Cheerio. WJJD Christian Science program. 8rt)0 W-O-N Toast of tha Morning.

WLS Morning- devotions. WJJD Time clock. WCFL Timely tunes. WMAQ Breakfast Club. 8:30 W-G-N Good Moraine continued! WCFL Harmonies.

WLS Ford Rush. 8 :00 WMAQ Voice of Romance. WLS Ririgerunners. WIND Modern melodies. WBBM The Butternuts.

9:13 W-G-N Marjorie Graham. WBBM Mornins Varieties. WLS William O'Connor. WMAQ Girl Alone. 9:30 W-G-N Markets; Serenade.

WCBD Italian hour. WLS Today's Children. WCFL Tune topics. WMAQ Music and Comments. WBBM Howard Neumiller.

pianist. 9:45 W-G-N Harold Turner, pianUt. WMAQ Hetty Crocker. WI.S Phil Kalar. WCFL Mornin? musical.

10:00 W-G-N June Baker, home manage ment. WMAQ Shnt-ln hour. WBBM Mary Ellis Ames. -WLS Flanncry Sisters. WJJD University of Chicago.

WCFL Honeymooners. WAAF Miniature concert. 10:15 W-G-N Tht Friendly Neishbor. WBBM blanche Swtet. WIND Pauline Jacques, organist.

WGFS Annette King-. WCFL New son WMAQ WcnrteJl Hall. WLS Household Parade. 10:30 W-G-N DackstaBe Wife." WLS Today's Kiienen. WMAQ H(iflbei-er'a orchestra.

WGES Italian hour. WJJD Symphonic WCJTL Fay Carroll, soprano. 10:45 W-G-N Mountain Mornings MBSJ. WB BM Qst Plcln am. WCFL Y.

M. C. A. program. 11 :00 W-G-N Tom, Dick, and Barry.

WBBM-arolyn ryue. WAAF Parade of Hits. WMAQ Martha and Hal. WJJD Williams and Walsh. WLS Westerners.

WTMTi Onil and Sally. 11:15 W-G-N Hoosewarmers MBS. WIND Salon Echoes. WCFL Irma Phillips. WBBM The Gumps.

WLS Homer Griffith. WMAQ Mrs. A. J. Peterson.

WJJD Jimmy Corhiu. 11:30 V-G-N -Markets; ninlenl Interlude. WMAQ Words and WHBM Story of Mary Marlin. WCFL Red Hot and Low Down. WLS Ramrers.

11:45 W--N Fainted Dreams MBSJ. WLS Henry Burr. WJJD Happy Harmonies. WBBM Five Stsr Jones. Noon- W-G-N The Love Doctor MBb.

WLS Virginia Lee. WBBM Good Time Joe Summers. WMAQ Ray Maxon's orchestra. WAAF Noontime concert. P.

M. 3:13 V-G-N Luncheon music. WJJD Piano Moods. WIND Noontime tunes. WLS Cornhuskers.

WBBM Gossip Club. 120 W-G-N Markets; midday service, G. Krnest Thomas, Salvation Army. WBBM Heart of the News. WMAQ Bill Strickland's orchestra.

WJJD Fred Beck, organist. WCFL Farm and home hoar. 1 3 :45 WBBM Savitt'e orchestra. WLS Dinner Bell program. :00 W-G-N Palmer House ensemble.

WIND Italian songs. WAAF Hoosier Philosopher. WJJD Sonny Mondays. WBBM Marie, the Little Princess. WMAQ Al Pearce's Gang.

1:15 W-G-N The Romance of Helen Trent." WAAF Star Parade. WBBM Bathtub Revue. EX-ARCHDUKE OF AUSTRIA DIES IN POVERTY AT 66 Cbieaga Tribune Tress Service. BERLIN, July 4. The former Archduke Leopold of Austria died In poverty in Berlin today at the moment when the Austrian government is preparing to return vast riches conns cated after the war to the Hapsburg family.

An apoplectic stroke caused his death. He was 66 years old. Thirty-three years Leopold, then commanding a crack Austrian regiment, renounced all claims and titles, in return for a Bmall annuity, to marry Wilhelmine Adamovic, an actress. The marriage larted four years, ending in the divorce court. A second marriage followed, with Marie Ritter, and also endsd in divorce during the war.

Two years ago, in Berlin, he married Klara Pawlowskl, who survives him. Suitor Fatally Shoots Self in Woman Home Charles Flobig, 27 years old, 527 West 65th place, shot himself fatally in the home of Mrs. Ellen Guinan Schleming at 6446 Harvard avenue yesterday, in the presence of Mrs. Schleming with whom he had been keeping company, and her mother, Mrs. Pauline Guinan.

Mrs. Schleming. who is separated from her husband, said that Flobig had been despondent over unemployment and because of other men's attentions to her. An inquest will be held today..