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nmuTVKi octotier 1.1. iui'u. nnr Arm sir'ivv TMW PACT, n. jy 1 it 1 rfTV At IV DEATH NOTICES i DEATH MOTICES 1 DEATH NOTICES I DIES IN riusox CLOSE IN HOMAGE TO VAN NORMAN BOYS ELECT THEIR "CITY OFFICIALS" AS FOLKS WAIT OUTSIDE BLAST HURTS 11, BURIES 3 ALIVE; DAMAGE $50,000 AFGHAN CAPITAL FALLS UNDER FIRE OF THREE ARMIES ALLKN Bdrar H. Allen, belorrd bnband of Carolin.

UU I 4013 fcoulhporv-. jrumval rrticy in compel. 4717 iu-oaO-wmj. TuoKlajr. Oct.

9- to. iiKCKKR Elizabeth B. Beck. beJred daughter of )W letw n'l MJ'rel Uecker. food sister of Mr.

Mry 1-funeral lroni llo residence. W431 'i uJay. ih'L la. -u tt. Hviant i cburefc.

AuUia to SU BULL Lory EUra BU. Oct. 1 1. Santa Moaica. Cal, lfe at the lt Bobert B.

Heil. mother of Dr. Mgar S. B-ll. ChlcMO.

Hn nf South Haen. Mount l-armel, u.n., iuh moLi-r of WtJiianJ Jr. A axi4 Several hundred mothers and fath- 14 at 2 D. from roni-rr or Mtiiuun, JJL 1 SCH rrr ers, sisters and cousins and aunt of the members of the Boys Brotherhood of the Republic milled around the entrance to the boys' clubhouse at 1530 i South Hamlin avenue lat night for "-'Tf 4. fy-hmtci.

o-ve of J221 I u. Kinl-r of Mr. Miio ii. Hello- and Wllc i jPewaukee Store Wrecked Battles Leading to Capture of Kabul Described. by Explosion and Fire.

Memorial resolutions were adopted by the city council at a special session yesterday and expressions of sympathy were extended to the family of Aid. Harry C. Van Norman 27th. who died Friday after an illness of many months. The city hall was ordered closed all day Monday and members of the council were notified to meet at the city hall in the afternoon to attend the funeral, which will be held from the ward headquarters at 1701 Monroe street.

Tribute to the memory of the alderman, the second to die since the election last spring, was paid by Aid. Thomas J. Bowler 41st. His resolution of condolence was passed by the council by a rising vote. The other member who cUed during this term was Aid.

Max Adam-owski 3Sth. Col. John McElroy Dead; Leader in G. A. R.

Circles Washington. D. G. Oct. 12.

VP) CoL John McElroy, S3, managing edi funoral horn, M4 Clu-a-av. lnleruienl orcl Home trmeU-ry. JOHNSON Emil Johnwio, Ort tl, lati of Minriiftield-av, Ije loved hui-band of Caroline, brother, in Mondy. at 1.1 from -hape. Clarh-et.

Interment MmtT of Bt-linont eanip No. Jll. tford lo.is- No. it. A.

T. A. Oxford. Jnd. JOHN50N Andrew M.

Johnaon. 12 be-lood huaband of the laf Kliaabeth fond fathrr of Mrs Alma Lund. un.ae of Mrs. KUa Bartlett. unrral 2:30 P.

from hi --iO Wj.vfUnd av. Interment Oaantii'e. JORGKNSEN Peter Jurpeniten, Oct. are 67 yearn: beloved husband of Jowpmne Jorrengen. fond father of Clarence I and the late.

Alice Jorgenaen. fond brother of TiJlie Aibnitht. Andrew Jorrenj-n. w.i.h Hcnrv T. and Cnarle.

A. O. DeWoIf. Funeral notice BFXL Beitamin L. P.

Bell. hUKtMind of Ane Ho tun an Bell. Funeral wrucM Monday at 2 p. m. at tUe Maaouio temple.

Hammond, 1ml. BERTSCHE Marraret F. Bert-he. betoTed wiie of Christian P. Bert, he.

amler of Jamea E. Culiiion. Mr. Quuilan. Joseph Kavmnauffb.

Mr. Annie Rwlmowl the lata Charles. John and Tbonuui Xm-anausa. funeral Monday. a.

ni from residence. 503 to St. lU't church, luteriueut All Sauita. fstner-tn-law of Kthl tt' at fnrij Tueaday. 'j.

15. Mini iitermciit WaldLmn. Mrt nee Mathii.Se Vnke. of ArhrZg tiovxl vritn ol -f'l Caroline Haroiae. Ai.ce juk1 MiiitrwJ "f1i, day Oct.

13. 1123. at 2 7Z rrmrten'-e. 41a Ka-lii Hnghi in funeral hnae. ln le Vlnlnf lil, at Z.M) a.

terroent Acacia l'ark. SCHOKNBKCK-Karl r-hmtwrk k. buabaod of Anna Sehoeobn-k fond fathrr k- Pewaukee, Oct. 12. Special.

Eleven persons were injured, three of them buried alive In a gas explo 4 II I' I 1 1 1. 1. I FT ..1 sion here this afternoon. The loss JAMES RAE CLARKE. hours awaiting the outcome of the boys' annual election.

Nine but citizens were allowed Inside the club. Seymour Toushln, 15 years old, 1353 South Springfield avenue, was elected mayor, his runnersup being John Klein, 18 years old, 1221 South Avers avenue, and HI Narvlch, 17 years old, 1830 South Avers avenue. Seymour ran away from his home in Poland four years ago and after more than six months reached America, where he Joined his father. Other officers elected are: City clerk, Herbert Abrams, 17 years old, 1509 South Turner avenue; city judge, Ralph Weiner, 17 years old, 423 South Springfield avenue; prosecuting attorney. William Riback, 15 years old, 3614 West Grenshaw avenue; city treasurer, Nat Slutsey, 17 years old, 2833 South Millard avenue, and business manager, Oscar Cogan, 13 years old, 1433 South Ridgeway avenue.

More than 640 boys voted. Winners in the race for membership in the council, which composes of 10 boys, were to be announced today. tx boenbeck. er of td1 Iiam Noe, fond brother nf H-t r-rt and llermtiie Prochr.o JAMES R. CLARKE, BANKER, DIES IN (r3 Monday.

Oct. 1. 2.114 Addtaon-at. vmetery. llitermew BRINCKES Jane Bnnckeu of 3723 N.

Ham-Iiq-h, beloved wifo of Augrust. lovtn mother of Urw. eister of Mrs. Tina Arnold. Mifis Zoe Larkiu.

and William LrWjn. Futeral notice laCer. BROWN Mrs. Anna Korta Brown PasW away Oct 5. 19'Zf, at olendaJe.

Arix. Be- loved wife of J. VuS Brown, fond mother of Mahala and Howmvj. l-vel daugh- ter of rs. tVanoes Bister of Mary I'lumb, and liose I'etiTaJ.

Albia Bai.rhart, Albert, and Eunk-e. Burial at 1'hoenjx. ArU Oct. 10, lU2y. at 4 p.

m. CASKY Nellie Caeey of 6408 N. Clark-oU fond mother of John W. Casey. Funeral Monday.

Oct. 14. at 9 a. m. Irutn chapel.

1353 Devon to St. Lrnauua church. Interment at All Sawta. Jorrensen. rrandfather of Clarence Jr.

Funeral from his late rc.idenc. Ml-J thamplain at 2- P- Inlr-ment at Oakojda. Meml-r of Mystic blar lodire. No. 70S.

A. V. A. and Normal Park No. 210.

R. A. and Wal-halla nociety. For informaujn tail Fairlax 200. KAXK Hufrh Kane of 1735 HaoeorkU Oct.

12 1U29. belovf! hubarxl of Amy. nee Spencer, fond fathrr of Mrs. LihiaQ l'eaohev. Gear.

Xr Trne, SHEKT1A Chart tor of the Na ATLANTA PRISON Atlanta, Oct. 12. UP) James Rae Clarke, who entered the United States prison here on Aug. 21 to serve tional Tribune and long a picturesque figure in G. A.

R. circles, died at his home here today after a long illness. Mallow County Cora. In-lard. feiov band of Catherine, or Lynch 'harl.

Mary. Anna auj uw funeral 'rue-day. ft. Ii, at from hn lale ruu n. 20 Ew, to I-f---itoiU'n hurch.

hkl Carmel. KeUzie SOU. SHKR.MAN Anna SSerman lf Ravine ci 11. b-ow Mm. Kllen wedt-r, eitrht years for using the mails to ih late Austin Kane, brother ol Mm.

Funeral was $50,000. Fire which wrecked the bakery of Charles Strohmaier, following the blast, threatened this village and fire departments from Waukesha, Milwaukee. Wauwatosa and Hartland prevented the flames from sweeping the business district. Workman's Ear Cut Off. One of the buried workmen.

Joseph Roso, 24, is in a Waukesha hospital. His left ear was cut off and he was severely bruised. Others are being cared for in homes. Among others Injured are: Mrs. Strohmaier, wife of the bakery owner; Margaret Strohmaier, George Keith, Joseph, and Cer-ro Rosso, Waukesha; Clarence Loom in.

Mrs. Strohmaier, who was selling bakery goods in the front part of th building, and Miss Isabel Frjesch, a customer, were seriously burned. They were thrown into the street. Stairway, Blown Away. BY DAVID DARRAH.

Chicaa-e TrflraM Fiuss Srrvi.J LONDOX, Oct. 12. A dispatch from a member of the staff of Nadir Khan, whose army has been fighting: the usurping Amir Il-abibullah. giving a detailed account of the battles leading to the capture of Kabul, capital of Afg-hanistan, reached London today. According to the Daily Mail's cable, Kabul was attacked Sunday and.

after a sharp ekirmisb; fell to the forces of Shah Wall and the capital was immediately occupied. Three Armies Attack. About ten days ago Nadir Khan 'aunched his great autumn attack. He divided his forces Into three armies one at his headquarters at All Khel, under his own command; the second farther south, and the third In Logar valley. His scheme of attack was for Hhah Mahmrrd to hold the south while Fhah Wall pushed through the Logar i alley, the general's own force main-t tining a strong right flank guard.

Shah Mahmud was first to bring his Iroops into action. Fir was opened -liortly' before dawn, and. after seven hours of fierce lighting, the small, trongly fortified outpost of Mirzakai as taken. Bacha Sakao's followers uOien. The fate of iiacha SaJtao remains doubtful.

Karly reports said he defraud in connection with the failure ParHer and aunme jvane Monday at 9 30 a- from luneral home. 2Hfrt N. to Maternity U. V. M.

church. Interment Calvary, call Humboldt 2773. Chamblin. fond CHAM BLIN William rather ot William Lc Roy rlorenoe. Mary Ann and Irene.

Funeral Monday, aiJ thr? late Chrimna at 2 p. from cbanel. 2153 ai p. at W. Van KI AGER Frank Klaper.

Oct. 10 late of I i'K hclnved husband of JHln- 3." Buren-at. Interment Llmwood. rnRroRAK-JfTcmiah Joseph Corcoran, be me. fond of Max avid Theresa.

Innd Alter serving the Union army through the civil war, McElroy was a reporter on several Chicago newspapers. wrote a number of books on the civil war, includ- I AnifprGnn. Clark at. Interment lmi fr STOKKSMar.v Ryan tpk b-'oTti of Edward mother of Mrf mcna and srirurite StoVeii. Kije-ji day Oct.

It. a. f-om htt rewidenee 10.TO Aahtiry vicing to fcl. Marj ihoicu. lii.

-mtnv Cii, brother of t. Mae Spenrr ana ea Funeral tervice. Monday Oct. 14. at 2 P- chapel.

3429 FuUcrton-av. interment Oakridire. Late member of Oodiva lodse. 612, K. of P.

Faneral Today for Officer Lost in Andaste Wreck Funeral services for Harry Lutz, first assistant engineer of the lake freighter Andaste which sunk in a Lake Michigan storm on Sept. 9 with a loss of 25 lives, will be held today at St. Joseph, Mich. Luts's body was nn- arm it aire 1 ihkr of, Clarence and STRfW; SO-Sonhie Struw.n, ia'e wuiiam Miuwinr, loved aon of Mary, nee Poplar, and the late Jeremiah Corcoran, brother of Be.rnice. Evelyn.

Mrs. Georre Rotmer and Mrs. Thomas Cwak. Funeral Monday, Oct. 14.

at i a. rn from 30OH S. to St. Fridsrrfs chirrtrb. Burial Mount Oiivet.

Kedzio tRAWFORI) William Crawford, beloved husband of Ellen nee Kenny, fond father of Mrs. Mabel Maimer and Mrs. Irene Mebuhr, Raymond, Marie and Edward Crawford. Funeral Monday at 0:30 a. from late reciden.

5121 to fct. Cornelius church, where bieh mass will be celubmtcd. Interment St. Joseph's. of the Clarke Brothers private bank In New York for $3,000,000, died in his cell at 7:20 a m.

today after being stricken by a chin. He was 71 years of age, Clarke had been ill since entering the prison, but the nature of his illness has not been revealed. Inquiry as to the state of his health on Sept. 23 brought a denial from the warden that his condition was serious. His death today was shrouded in secrecy and not learned of until late this afternoon.

His body is being sent to New York tonight. Clarke came to Atlanta with his brother, Phillip L. Clarke, and John F. Uouker, both members of the banking firm, and sentenced to a year and a day each. Another brother and firm member, Hudson Clarke also was sentenced but probated In New York to care for his aged father, who has since died.

In the hearings on the bank's failure, James Ilae took all the blame and AVith the stairway blown away ten William Cbarlea Manba )- Koteiman. and Mrs Edith Horx.t Kr-. Tuewday. O't 15. at 2 p.

ni at rtmr. reid.n.e, Mrs. Edith Konii 4ji, Huron-si. l.an. Brileih.

Mr, l.u.lla Rcineke and Mm. Eisie Bourne, sister of Mn. Job Uhrriaii an.1 M-s. John Zarn. Oct.

1-. Srviiea from her late home. 3V. Itn Uinadale. 111..

Tuesday, (xt. 15. at 2 p. to I nion cburch at 2 .30 p. m.

Interment at Lace cemetery. ville," dealing elroy. with the military prison where he was confined during the last months of th civil war. ants upstairs, cut off from escape, recovered Thursday near St. Joseph, were rescued by firemen through a Lutz's widow and his two children, rear window.

They are Charles Betty, 9 years old, and Bobby, 2, live Gaul, principal of the Pewaukee High a Benton Harbor. The body of II. school, his wife, and three Strohmaier Raymond of Milwaukee, cook on the children, Carl, Gertrude and Margue- steamer, was brought ashore yester-rite. day by the coast guard. It was the Jok at death notice KORTA Anna Korta.

CROrSE Mary Croupe, nee Troxcl. Oct. 12, iidT the name of Brown. Art Jury Will Meet at Institute Tuesday Crouse. mother of Fred Grout-, sinter of KOTZ Bernard Kotz.

Oct. 1-. V. Trniel Sprrnfn ml rRi.ldHl!. vcar-.

hUi-tmnd ol tne me Mumr. brother of Mrs. Martraret rii. rner. unrrai Jusune-st.

Tueeday. Oct. 15. at 2 p. m.

The blast, which occurred after sixteenth body recovered workmen Installing a water main broke 1 by plane. Unconfirmed reports f-aid he had voluntarily surrendered to Shah Wall. Shortly after this the victor's scheme vns nearly wrecked by the mutiny of fchah Mahmud's troops, which was uelled. Quit Fighting, Is Order. Shah Wall has taken command tem Interment Evergreen.

a pipe, smashed windows in buildings DEATHS OF A DAY from his late o.i- Tucslav at a. m. to St. Clara church. 4th and Woodlawn-av.

For information cMl Fairfax ICR CM DICK Walter Krumdick. beloved husband of Mariruerit. nee Remincton. fond father of Walter brother of Mrs. Millie CTRRAN Orville P.

Curran, Oct. 11, father of Orrill P. Jr. of Chicago ami Samuel U. of BrockJyn.

N. Y. Member ul Dearborn lodg-e Ho. 3 It). A.

F. 1 A. anil Oriental Consistory. Jteruaina at char d. 701 N.

Clark-st. Funeral servitvs The jury to award 57,100 in prizes and to choose works of art for the annual exhibition of American paintings and sculpture will meet Tuesday at the Chicago Art institute. The institute's forty-second annual exhibition will be held from Oct. "4 to Dec. 8.

About 300 works of American art axe expected to be entered. pleaded guilty to enough charges to have sent him to prison for 127 years porarily while Nadir Khan has Issued nearby and spread debris over a large area. Much of the bakery goods was found floating in Pewaukee lake. NUDE CULTISTS, IN PRISON, AGAIN ON a preliminary proclamation, stating had the maximum penalty been im- that he has conquered Afghanistan posed. at Graceland chapel Monday at p.

m. DALY Honorah Daly, beloved sister of Daniel. Funeral Monday. Oct. 14.

from St. Acne's no me. Technj. Ill, II 9 m. Interment DANIELSON Alice Danielson.

nee Howard. DEATH NOTICES I 1923 N. belored wife of the PHILADELPHIA, Pa. OP) Frank M. Hamilton, 74, president of the Philadelphia Wire works and one of the oldest manufacturers in Philadelphia.

SCRA.VPON, Pa. CP) Maj. Thomas Frank Penman, 71, former collector of internal revenue In the Twelfth Pennsylvania district, member of the Lackawanna county bar, and prominent in state and national Masonic circles. ATHENS, GaL.OP) Judge Hamilton McWhorter, 71, former assistant general counsel of the Southern Railway system, trustee of the University HUNGER STRIKE VANCOUVER, B. Oct.

12. U. P. Doukhobors, Russian cultists of the Canadian northwest, whose nude dances have discomfited authorities for years, perplexed high dominion officials today witn their hunger strike. More than 100 men and women members of the colony In the Oakalla prison near here refused to eat flp-nfn tnAav nrKv rufuoArt SWFENrTY Annie 0j late Jfeprt an.i Swti-t j.

tathctme I'lfliJn. tunerjil Miwdy 10.30 a. in, lrom funeral h'm fill roadway, to St. Gcrtruies iburch ter ment THOMAS Mary Thomis. loved wife of fond umiu-- Mrs.

Margaret tih-oi lirion. Funeral Tuemlaj, (. t. 4'', a. from lal reiiicuce.

335,1 rlsersp to Our Lady of Sorru terroent Mount Carme! Member nt Sj-Ladies' soUjlity. Maple laf ounal 44a, S. B. and Degree of Puet No. 76.

THOMPSON Bertha Jcnn Tfco'iiwon. :1 of the late. Thomas, mother 0." Mrv 9 ham Slupfy. Mm. Julia Miller, KnLi ma Mattern.

Mcs. David Alice Koster, Theodore. Nelp and it', Thompson and tiie late 5v. ters and Edward Thompson. Punm! day at 2:30 p.

m. at lalo mi-i 5425 Thomas-t. Interment Oik 111. papers please THORNTON John Thornton. Oct 12.

1r merly of W. helorod kii the lite Willi am and Anna, nee Cstv.jx Funeral Tuesday at 9 a m. from iai i Interment at Mount Olni, tHulars, Yards O70J. Los Angelej, Ul. papers please copy.

VAN BT REN Nellie Vn Buren. nw OT ncll. tcloved wife of Fred, ooUkt ol snd Flon'nxe, sister of Mrs. Trent J. Doneran, at residence.

3952 Orengttv. Funeral Tuesday at 0 :30 a. m. to rTe, tation church. Interment Mount Cnti VAN NORMAN Harry C.

Van Iornn derman of 27th ward. Ox-t. 11, fond of Lawrence B. Member of l'lelet ictit. No.

478, A F. A. York thwte, No. 148. R.

A. Columbus commanCfr-No. tl3, K. and Medinah temri. I mains at chapel.

1 009 W. Naduao-s, until 10 a. m. Sunday. Will then state at the Twenty-sesentb Ward Dem cratic club, located at 1701 W.

Monroes, where services will be held Oti 14. at 2 p. m. Interment si Arliati 1 cemetery. For information call Mour 1327.

VAN SCHNETTK Dr. Albert J. Van Sehnul In Memorlam. CALAHAN Thomaa Calahan. suddenly, one year ago today.

In loving memory. Loving wifo. MRS. THOMAS CALAHAN. COHEN Minnie Mendelsohn Cohen.

In fond and loving memory of our dear sister, who ticparted this life Oct. 13. 192. SISTERS AND BROTHER. McQtJAID William McQuaid.

In gad and loving remembrance of our dearly beloved brother, who paaeed away one year ago today, Oct. 13. LOVING SISTERS AND BROTHERS. Fraternal Notleea. DEARBORN LODGE NO.

310. A. F. ft A. M.

Brother Orville P. Curran. Members assemble at Gra.tr land chapel cemetery Monday at 2 p. m. C.

H. BOCSHELLE. Master. Frv. Mrs.

C. W. Murphy. Mrs A. L.

Zeller. Fred, Henry and Georse. Funeral Tuet-day. 2 p. from resideni.

445S Wist End'-av. Interment Glen -Oaks. Member of Bill Posters anj Billers' local No. 1: Ironwood. lodjre o.

1278 B. P. O. Klka, and Garfield Paik aerie. No.

1113. F. O. E. KUHNS Mrs.

Pimerise Kuhns, sister of Georsre. Morire. and Mrs. Peter Cadieux, at 558 E. 47th-st.

Services. 9:30 a. m. Tuesday, at St. Thomas church.

5ftth and Kira-bark-av. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Reservation, call Oakland 1274. LEVY Simon Levy. 1805 age 84.

O'-t. 12. Funeral Tuesday morninir, Oct. 15. 10 a.

at chapel, 2013 W. Father of Jeanette Levy, and Mrs. Malvin Kohn. LTXEBACK Ephraim Franklin Lineback. Oct.

11. 1928. beloved husband of Rose E. Lineback. Xond father of Robert Stanley, son of the lat Mr.

id Mrs. E. Lineback. brother of Robert J. Lineback and Mrs.

Rhoda Crott. Member of and past master of Adelphi lodse. No. 1029, A. F.

A A. Cicero chapter. No. 180, R. A.

Austin rammandery. No. 84. K. and Adelphi chapter.

No. 820. O. E. S.

PriTate funeral service at his late home. 5401 at 1 p. m. Tuesday. Masonic nervices at Masonic temple.

241 N. at 2 p. m. Interment Mount Auburn cemetery. MAGNINE Joseph Matmine.

beloved husband of Rose, nee Abbatto. father of Peter. Anthony. Rocco, Michael. Mrs.

M. Marturano. Mrs. V. Calabrese.

Mrs. R. work and filled the 1aJl with laments- ot Georgia, and leading figure In po- litlcal liiiajrs ol Georgia ror many years. tions and shouts of defiance. A nude dance staged in defiance of the provincial government's dictum that they send their children to provincial schools resulted In their arrest earlier in thA wm1c Rpnrtrta fmm late Peter Danielson, fond mother of Howard.

Ralph, Mrs. Lucy Hill, Christine, Mrs. Alice Sheely and Emma Fignie-raa. Faneral Tutday. Oct.

15. p. from funeral home. 2958 corner of Sacramento. Interment Rosehill.

For information call ArniUage 5417. DAUN Frederica Wilhelmima Daun. 129 Hahn. Elmhurst. Ill- age 92, widow of the late Edward, fond mother ot Theresa Grimm, Bertha Teitelkau, Clara Wendt.

and the late Rosalie Tettelkau. Funeral from chapel, 134 S. York-st, Elmhurst, Ill-Monday at 2:30 m. Interment Montrose. DEMPSEY Anna DempsT, nee Meyere, bo-loved wife of John fond mother of Ralph.

John. Bernard. Raymond, Francis, and the late Loretta. Funeral Monday. Oct.

14. at 9 a. m. from late residence, 1225 S. 57th-ct, Cicero, to St.

francia of Rome church. Autos to Mount Carmel. Reaerralions, "call Belmont 4047. DIBOS Henrietta Dibos. nee Pankontn.

dearly beloved wile of Albert fond mother of Mrs. William B. Zipprtch. Arthur, Albert and William Dibos. Mrs.

E. Lind-pren and Lucille Dibos. Funeral Monday. Oct. 14.

at 9:30 a. from daughters residence, 302 W. to St. Michael church. Interment Irnnff Park.

DOMKE Matilda Domke. beloved wife of the late Herman Domke. eister of Henrietta Hart. Louis. Albert and Archie Goodman.

Service Tuesday, Oct. 15. at lO a. at chapel. 3 Garneld-blvd.

Interment at Free Sons, Waldneun. LOUISVILLE, Ky. C45) Thomas R. Gordon, 76 years old, for 23 years a Judge of the Jefferson Circuit court. and requesting all tribes to cease fighting pending the establishment of a new government.

Nadir Khan has no intention of accepting the kingship of the country, and there is a possibility of the early return of former King Amanullah, v. ho is now in I tome, though the one time ruler said he preferred to remain in Italy and would even act as ambassador to Home if Nadir Khan became king. 39 MANUSCRIPTS OF MOZART ARE SOLD FOR $19,440 BERLIN, Oct. 12. C45) One of the most noteworthy auctions of Mozart manuscripts ever held took place to-Cay at the offices of the Berlin firm of antiquarians, Leo Liepmannsohn.

A collection of 33 Mozart writings were knocked down to the highest bidders and a total of $19,440 was realized. The most valuable relic In the collection wos Mozart's personally compiled index of his works during the period from 1784 to 1791, with dates, orchestrations, and thematic introuc-tions, but this was not sold. The manuscript of the major string quaitet, written completely by Mozart himself, brought $1,922. Other Interesting objects were: A copy by the younger Mozart of a four part mass, Hotjanna Excelsis," of Johann Ernst Berlin 1702-1762, with a sched Ottawa said that Premier ie retired from the bench in 1927. STATE WITNESS AGAINST DOODY RETURNS HOME Mrs.

Lillian Kahler, Important state's witness In the trial of "Willie Doody, midget gunman, returned to her home yesterday after an absence of a few days. It was at first thought that she had either fled to escape being a witness or had been sent or frightened out of town by Doody's friends. Mrs. Kahler, in whose home Doody was arrested after a search of months by the police, told Deputy Commissioner Stege that she had merely left the city for a short visit. She said she would be on hand to testify for the state.

Doody Is scheduled to go to trial tomorrow morning In Judge Kerner's court. He Is to be tried for the murder of Police Chief Charles Levy of Berwyn. Eddie Maclejewski, alias Mack, is a co-defendant In the case. New York Actress Dies in Paris After Car Collision Chicago Tribune Pmi Service. PARIS, Oct.

12. Doris Ferguson, New York actress, died this morning in a hospital following injuries which she received in an accident Thursday, when a car in which she was riding collided with a taxi. King was en route here to confer with Premier Tolmie of British Columbia, concerning the dominion government's request that the Doukhobors be deported. 46 Pignato, and Mrs. A.

Raaone. Funeral 1 from late residence. 1423 Spruce-st Mon- I day. Oct. 14.

to Our Lady of Pompeii church, where requiem high mass will be I als celebrated at 9 JO a. m. Autos to Mount Carmel cemetery. Seeley 0954. MALONEY John D.

Maloney. beloved son of DONAR Peter Donar, beloved husband i of Mary nee Kennedy, fond father of Britain May Drop Secret Service in Alien Nations Copyriirht: 1929: By th New York TUneta. LONDON, Oct. 13. The Labor government Is reported to be contemplating the abolition of the British secret service for purposes of economy and for ending the system of espoinage in foreign conntries.

According to the Sunday Express, Foreign Secretary Henderson has discussed the subject with diplomatic representatives of other powers here. iieien. ieorre, tioroiny, jattnew ana tne late Jack; beloved brother of Ages A. O'Connor. Go.org J.

Donar, and Will Fay. 71 Ha TTwIjJl.t" the late Timothy and Elizabeth Piiy. loud brother of Mary. Timothy, Mrs. W.

Tuohy, and the late William and Barbara: native of Emly. County Tipperary. Ireland. Funeral Tuesday at 9 a. m.

from residence of Bister. Mrs. Tuohy. 8213 S. to St.

Leo's church. Interment Mount Olivet, Yards 0012. WALTER Max Malter. age 52. beloved husband of Fannie, fond father of Joseph.

Leo. Mitchell. Marsha. Bertha, and Bernard, brother of Wolf Malter. Mrs.

Lena Charak. and Moliie Malter. Funeral Sunday, 10 a. lrom chapel. 3t54 Roo-eit-rd.

Intermeuv Anshe Kant sacs Israel, Waldheim. Please omit flowers. MATH1E Mary Mathie. Oct. 12.

beloved mother of Mrs. Emery G-eorun, James, William, and Campbell Mathie and Mrs. A. G. Bowers.

Funeral Monday. Oct. 14, 2 p. Buchanan. Mich.

M'CORMICK Marraret McCormick. at residence, 7502 N. beloved wife of the late John, mother of Sergt. Edward. Margaret.

Mrs. Joseph Blaeszer, M-a. late ot 2908 beluved of Lillisin Van SchnepR and fond father "I Mrs. C. H.

Curtis and Earl Van Funeral Monday. Oct. 14, at 2.30 p. s. lrom chapel.

2341 Milwaukee-av. ment Irving Park Boulevard cpmcterj. WALSH Anna Walsh, beloved mother ot Mearlin L. and Eli M. Funeral Irm 4944 Monday.

0ft- 1 1929. 8:30 a. m. to St. Thomas of Ctn-bury church.

Interment Mount Carnal. WETTSTAEDT Amelia Wettftaedt. O't V. 1929. dearly beloved dausbler o( tl August anj Pnrathea WettMaeilt.

bru)'- sister of William Weltstaetlt. Mr. Ana Blatt. and Mrs. Henry Fisher, trarni Tuesday.

Oct. 1. at 1 :30 p. m. No e-ter 2133 W.

107tb-Bii, to Stephen's Evangelical Lutheran churk tJolh and Peona sts. Interment Belf.S" cemetery. Call PioAct 0220. WOODMAN Thomas Woodman, h-inband Alula, r.ce l'reston. father of Joan Kenneth, son of Mary and the ltf Wot-dman, lirother of Mrs.

May Wait John ami Gertrude Woodman, rw' Mon.iay at 9 a. m. from chsptl. -f to lUwurrection cliUfD. ment Mount Carmel.

ZIERFfSS Hulda Zierfuss. 73 veirt loved wife of the late Irani, fond of Jennette Klina. Anna, Hut). hi and the late Ctto Zierfues day. Oct.

14. at 2 p. at funeral 2410 W. Nortb-av. cemetery.

Funeral Monday. Oct. 14. 8:30 a. lrom funeral home 3552 Southport-ar.

to St. Andrews' Interment All Saints', Kew York City papers please copy. DUFOUR Jane Dufour, nee Prittie, beloved wifa of the lafe Dominick Dufour, fond mother of Mrs. Louis L. Saunders, Peter and John Dufour.

and Mrs. William A. Pankau. Funeral Monday. 10 a.

from daughter's residence. 4tK)8 to Resurrection church. Intermeut Mount Olivet. DUPKE Dorothea Dnpke, formerly of 2il48 beloved wife of the late John Dupke. Funeral Monday.

Oct. 14. 192:1, at 8 a. lrom daughter's residence, 8214 S. to Immaculate Conception church, where requiem mass will be celebrated, thence to St.

Boniface cemetery for interment. For information call Yard 0906. FOLEY Maria Foiey. nee Harrington, beloved wile of James fond mother of Frank. Joseph, Arthur.

Ruth. Mrs. Kath. ryn Sheridan, and Mrs. Lucile West; fond sister of Michael.

John, Georire, Peter, Arthur, Mrs. Kathryn Beachy. the -late Mrs. Oelia Brophy. Dennis, and Daniel.

Funeral Tuesday at 9 a. m. from late residence, 5739 Carpenter-sl, to Visitation church. Interment at Hol Sepulchre. Yards 06b2.

FCRNER Olga Eachert Furner, widow of Edward Furner. mother of Edward and 4 Charles P. Call an. and Mrs. William Murphy.

Funeral notice later. EEHAN Peter Meehan. beloved brother of Robert and Mrs. J. M.

Bidjnger. at sister's residence, 215 S. Kihlare-av. Funeral notice later. Nevada 2818.

MENU Anna Menk of 4825 Oct. 10. beloved wife of John member of Kelvyn Park chapter No. 009, O. E.

9. Services Monday. 2 p. under the auspices of the Kelvyn Park chapter, at fu ule for the organ and a commentary by Mozart's father. In his early youth Mozart devoted himself assiduously to the wrlting3 of Eberlin.

GUNMEN RESCUE A FRIEND FROM DRY LAW AGENT Detroit, Oct. 12. Special. Tearful of what might befall a friend nhould he be prosecuted under the Jones law, two armed men early today compelled a federal prohibition agent to surrender a handcuffed prisoner he was conveying to Jail. The gunmen forced the prohibition agent's machine to the curb.

The prisoner, who was riding in the rear Hat, willingly climbed into his abductors' car. Thomas II. Brennao, deputy prohibition administrator here, admitted today that the incident had taken place aa reported, but refused to reveal the names of either the agent or the prisoner' Involved. Russian Plane, in Alaska, Set for Seattle Hop Today CTtAICJ, Alaska, Oct. 12.

Ay After ten days' delay the four Russian aviators fijing the plane "Land of the Soviets hoped tonight to take off on the 450 mile flight to Seattle at 6 a. m. tomorrow. Pacific standard time. They vxpect to reach Seattle about 1 p.

m. The plane was forced down at Water-tall Oct. 3, about fifteen miles from here, a short time after it had left Sitka for Seattle. Dclphine. gistT of Mrs.

Arnea Straube of I if ill 111 If 4 CAN A ZEN We wish to thank onr and relatives for tfieir kind rxprewimi nympathy and beautiful tloer iof Min and husband I'rank. AND WfFI M. Louis. Anatole and Hadwiar Eschert. Member of Butler chapter, O.

E. Kazareth shrine. True Kindred, and Austin Woman's club. Residence 155 N. l-amingtnn-av.

Services at chapel. 6708 Austin. Tuesday, at 2:30 p. m. Interment Waldheim.

GAVIN Mary Connor Gavin of 1406 widow of Thomas beloved mother of Mary E. Gavin. Mrs. D. J.

Shea, Mrs. E. A. Mcltaac Mcs. James A.

McCoy, the late John D. and Edward F. Gavin. CEMETERIE CEMETERY FOR SALE. The old custom of calling the "nearest" funeral-director has been fast disappearing.

"Nearness" has ceased to be the deciding factor of "whom" to call. This was not the case before Hursen revolutionized funeral-methods, funeral-quality, funeral-equipment, funeral-vehicles and funeral-prices. As regards funerals, the question which is usually uppermost now, aside of price, is quality. Hursen raised the "quality" of funerals to a point never before witnessed. This quality and elegance are distinctly "Hursenesque." This is why "Hursen" funerals are immediately recognized.

You can "tell" a ursen funeral by the manner in which it is conducted, by the unusual service rendered, by the unusual elegance which is lavished on it, by the remarkable beauty of the automobile equipment. It does not matter whether the funeral is a very modest one or a very pretentious one. The same elegance prevails. You see the same unusual and unexcelled passenger automobiles, the same unusual Hursen limousine-hearses. The most remarkable feature of all is that the prices of "Hursen" funerals are but a fraction of the charges usually charged elsewhere.

It is this policy of unexcelled elegance, and more reasonable price, that has made "Hursen's" the greatest and the largest establishment of its kind in America. Call Hursen, of course! neral chatxel, 4338-40 Fullerton-av. Interment Mount Emblem. MEYER Olga M. Meyer, nee Boquist.

beloved wife of William F. Meyer, and mother ot William Martha and the late Dorothy, sister of Mrs. Louise Umbright, Henry. Charles. Erick and Gunnard Bo-qui-t.

Funeral Monday, 1 p. from chapel. 2348 W. to Irviuf Park Blvd. cemetery.

MITCHELL Minnie Mitchell, nee Herchert. at her home, liomewood. 111., fond mother of Hugh D. an John J. Mitchell, sister of Louise.

Bianchi. laabelJe, John, Edward, tn 1 Charle Henhtrt. Remains at chaiel, 270 E. 70Ui-st. at C'olca-av.

Funeral services at chapel Monday, 2 p. m. Interment In (took 12 miles from I In operation for several s- Iota; imuioved: roa.1: "a set. For futthtT details address MB Tribune. .1 st-iTlOV FAIR'1-'1 10 UK.

lAii. iM MUM sacrime j-i-'u, 19 cemetery Waikrr. Funeral notice later. GIBBONS Katberlne Brown Gibbons at Santa Fe. IN.

Oct. 13. wile of Gordon R. Gibbons, dauehter of Mr. and Mrs.

K. H. Brown of Wheaton. sister of Evelyn O'Malley, Edward Virginia and Hunter Brown. Funeral r.

01 ice later. GNAEDINGER Cnars Walter Gnaedlnrer. beloved son of Otto J. and Kaiherine Dei-ber Gnaedingcr; fond brother of Mrs. Alii Geo.

E. Balamx' terma woo FOR SALE kmur lawn. MxfOfii Kediug, Italhenne and the late Artlm 1 Gnaedinger. Funeral from chapel. t74: Monday, Oct.

14, at 9:30 1 a- to St. Gertrude's church. Intw- 1 iieveny cemetery. MOSES Siirmund Moses. Oct.

12. at 7150 1 Normal-av beloved hubband of th" late Margaret, no Culleux. fun-J father of Alfred Mourt'lte and Phil Moaes. uneral service Monday at 2 p. ni.

at chapel. Lutcrroent at ltuvwly. Please omit flowers. Sa-katoon. Saik papers plea-e py.

I'articulars. Yard 0703." NOONAN Norah Noonan. beloved sister of Mrs. Julit MeCabe. Alra.

Ellen O'Connor at her sinter residence. 7038 Uaitc-av until Sunday evening, i p. m. Service and burial Monday. St.

Joseph cemetery. Cm- ctnnatt O. Information. Stewart 7'JOO. NOVAK Hermina Novak.

52. Oct. 10 beloved mother of Eiaie Viviana. Gertrudo i Sixty Years of Trustworthy Service Believing' that the people of Chicago preferred intelligent, dependable and sympathetic service rather than lavish display, the Skeeles-Rockefeller Company was organized over sixty years ago. It is particularly significant, after all these years, to find a policy of rigid adherence to the traditions of its founders.

During this period Skeeles-Rockefeller has rendered service to families of varying financial means but, in every case, whether richness or simplicity was desired, every detail has been carried out with dignity and good taste. F.RBIAN FIUM ATE TO LBCTl RK. Archbishop Nirholaa rwbreeje of Anlivari. Jiiiro-lavia. primate of Serbia, will lecture on the church in the Balkan, at Loyola ment St.

Joseph's cemetery. Member of Cmveraity counal, K. of and I rite r-Colleiriate club. GOGGIJf Mary L. Gofrtrins.

nee Larcv. beloved wife of James fond mother of Mrs. Haze! Jayetle. Howard Mrs. Margaret Middleton.

and Genevieve C. Go-nns. sitter of Mr. Eva Roe. Mrs.

Ida Franklin. Mrs. Kattwnne Goodlieim, and Earl Crane. Funeral Tuesday, Oct. 15 at 9 a.

from late residence, 548 N. Nog- iuraum. naries aru William. Funeral Sunday, 10 a. Oct.

13. from chapel 2023 W. Fullerton-av. Interment Fre to Our Lady of the Anrtls If I I I A. Sons cemetery, Waldheim.

Please omit i flowers. I RUPTURE Ijoa submit tn crvidibl operations or tne use of antuimt4 truws withi or without undemtrapa aa lliey aJl art wber the lamp l. and not where the opening f. The orea? i eldom larrer man a 1im. Inn matter tne aiar of the rupture ajid all cee esui be rrtainod with the end of a lead The riperwtatie Hhleld-Compln in c.mvrjtii,!! ns the PARK-Jarry A.

Park. Oct. 9. 1929. at chapel.

3d and Harvard. Sunday. Oct J.t. at 4 p. under auspices of Normal Park lodge No.

797. A. F. it A. M.

I 'i i l. 1 hit i jnguai varmei. jaera-txv of I Will council. No. 1573.

S. B. and Rosary council. No. 31.

L. of I. GRAV Peter Gray, beloved husband of Mary Gray, late of 53oo brother of Mrs. Anna McQueeney. J'uneral Tuesday.

Oct. 15. at 9 a m. sharp-. fro-Ti chapel.

570S W. Madison to Ihunxaa Aauinas eliu'ch lor eoiemn re- em turn maa. lnternif-nt at Calva'. HAC LEY Anna C. Hasrk-y, tx-lovrd wif-j of PARKER Mary Ellen Parker, beloved mother of Harry, ais'fr of John.

Funeral from residence at 610 York pl Monday Oct 1. h. 10 Uiir LiaOT or Mmml Carmel church. Every hem in a Skeelej-Roclrfcller funeral Is included in one moderate charge. Two chapels, strategically located on the north and south sides, are easily accessible from any part of the city conveniently reached by elevated, surface lines or bus.

Wherever you live our seduce is available. i Minim itarstow fxilpot. Oct. II I K-j ITsSt Iff Itf. rn.

Auust. John and Aurust 1929. a1 58 years. bws at chapel Kv'iaill Vd Wmdav. Oct.

14. at nnr--u a.u. Cs1 "WPJt t-rmrnt OaUwoodi. p.m. PIEc.tR-Kebrcc.

IWr. beloved ife of, Kl fe v. Ui of Jacob sifter TtJ- Aft IHUt RTAK ND Dora Hana. nee Loei-ires. beloved of Samuel and Mginund l-nwton i jTC i --5 rr.

1 from n-i tnim lte TQ'il I I 11. iv ka l-ete Polivka. lieloved 3 HURSEN "FUNERAL-HOMES" SKEELES 1 Solendidlvequ'FP Sepulchre. Yards Oril i aent No. 747'7 ad other patenia twmtiri in a bishJy art.

It vriU nut only return ar. -s ul ropture 1 1 t-onti-aui thi openin in 10 days 'he Hfinr a tvI ad- over all former method e.n;-ii!rinv in-tantancou efle. lrr- appreciable jwid wtthma'Klinc i. iv ft -ni or I'loiliim no matter th'- or location or umfmlt or lifii'ial ruittirea fo: owing iiiwr 1 1 ion Tll In- iimeni re'-eied the only award in i -tlan'l and in Spain, producing revolts surgery injew-tions. medi'mi l-.

4im.Tt or peremption, with peracmal patrins of ail pauona." iftn tmnt innt vhat lAe rtt ca-' Stti'V." Will he g'al to demonstrate wlthotit fhjtf or fit them If dew red. ft rry iMeMU tn tAU ntie it, i hem rrr.ed tefor A federal and Hours 10 a. m. tl'J 6 p. ra.

Sceley (Rupture) Establishment f- Pe'trr- l. (Car. KaiaMI of fonc father of Anna Toberoian Zcitek, Lillian Wolfram. unci al Monday. O-t.

14. at 2 p. from late renidence 12m MMh.iv NORTH Side 929 Belmont Ave. Fete Dooru from Belmont to tjive service or out of Chicago WEUington 1724 Station v. Tlr.hn.iaM WESt 0100 WEST SiJm 2346 W.

Madison St. Boat ot Western A ROCKEFELLER FUNERAL DIRECTORS HANSON Carl M. Hanson, brother of A W. Hanson, and two sisters in Sweden. Funeral Mondy, Oct.

14, at 1:30 p. from chapel, 7350 Cottare Grove-v. Interm'nl Oakwooda. Lo Anyeles papers please copy. HIGGINS Louise E.

HUcin. Oct. 11. 1929. in her 86tb yar.

aunt of Mrs. W. L. Bennett. Memorial servvwa at lata residence, 5X07 Monday, at ft p.

m. Interment private. Pleaaa omit Cowers. HTTT Cttrtis Sletcher Hitt. 7137 Tale-ay, Oct.

12. 1120. beioved husband of Ntna father of Mortimer Glover, lov-in- son of Henrietta C. Hitt tk! ths late Andrew 1. CALumet 4030 SOUTH Side 1820 S.

Michigan Ave. Immdtatelw Sovtk ef litk St. i in. Lei icformation call Berwyn 10W2. RED? Gladys L.

Relf. wife of Herbert. Oct 11. 192. Funeral rmnr at chapel.

4141 Cottars Monday. 0t. It. at 10 a. m.

EOfilNGER-Mary ZarU Roatrvrer. Oct 11 1929. beloved wtf ot David Kosinger fond sister of Mrs. Elizabeth Tumka of Ixn Ant-eles. CaJ nieoe of Tmuue Scull of Loa Anif-les.

l. Knneral servtcM lrom chan el at 1820 S. Monday at 10 a. la ter meti Meaionai IWk. OR MONUMENT THE OLD RFXIAUIJ CI IAS.

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