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CHICAGO SUNDAY TRIBTOTE: OCTOBER 22. 1933. PART 1 AGE 20. rA1 PRISON FOR TWO CATHOLIC MEN'S DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES Jt POLICEMAN KILLS MUSICIAN WHO PROFITEERED In Hemoihm. FINEGAN Catherine M.

Fineran w.i.h I MASON Mary A. Mason, daughter cf tl ON U. CHARITY HARRIS Bessie Harris. In lorlnr memo w. zu, oeiovea wile oi the late Thomas I -micnaei na Miry, sister ui nor.

mother of nr. Thnu vti. i I Anna R. and John P. Mason: at residence.

oi our dear daughter who tiumi nw n. SCH1RES0N WiriS FIGHT TO REGAIN MEDICAL LICENSE m-. Tm. rn I 4247 Conareaa-Bt Monday at 9 year ago today. Oct.

23. ig32. X. sister of Mrs. Nora T.vnno r-.

I a. m. to St. Mel's church. Interment Cal AND FATHER.

COUNCIL MEETS HERE THIS WEEK vary. Member sacrament aoaauiy. neral from residence. 7010 Merrill-ay, Moi WALLIN Elaine M. Wallin.

In lovine; mem l-JmiP Nerl Chnrch- MeFADDEN-Catherine McKichol. McFadden. uaf. iu a. to St.

Interment Mount Olivet. Provisions Meant for ory ot our darlint Elaine, who passed away 8 years agro today. Oct. 22. 1931.

wife of the late Patrick, mother of Mrs. FINK Pincus Fink, late of 7635 Bosworth- Alice Sherrier and the late John, at reai- JttUTHEB AND DADDY. Poor Sold by Them, dence, 2115 Erie-st. Funeral Tuesday a. to St.

Malachy'a cnurcn. imr ment Calvary. Member of St. Colambkille oeioved husband of Kaechel, fond father of Sophia. Anna, Elizabeth, and Herman.

Funeral Monday, 10 a. at chapel, 4911 Broadway. Interment Jewish waldheim. Please omit flowers. New York, Oct 21.

Special. Rob ADIS Ella Adla, neo Ruby, oassed awav branch. No. 383. C.

B. A. ert J. Byers, department adjutant and Oct. 19: dewly beloved wife ot Herman J.

Adis, lovirif mother of Lee O'Neil Brig-ham. sister of Alfred Ruby and Mrs. Elizabeth Steflen. Funeral Monday. Oct.

23. at MeGOVERN Terence McGovern, beloved hus Fisher, are 71 years, of band of the late Elizabeth Clinton McGovern, fond -ther of Teresa Arnold, Ce Industrial Problems to Be Evanston; husband of Mary Fisher, father of Mrs. F. L. Dailv of Wiimette.

Mrs. R. T. Bickell of Kew York taty. Mrs.

H. H. nf Peoria celia Pahls, and Mary McGovern. Funeral p. at funeral home.

5516 Interment Mount Emblem. Illinois Supreme Court Rules in His Favor. Tuesday from residence, 7356 South Shore- welfare officer of the American Legion of Michigan, and George S. Krieger, New York merchant were convicted today by a Jury In federal court of conspiracy to defraud the government of the United States. AKIN Parke Hamilton Akin of 1019 N.

3d- at 9 a. m. Mass at St. Bride's church Chief Topic. and John Q.

Fisher ot Chicago. Funeral services Monday. 9. -an at 9:30 a. m.

Interment Mount Olivet. Maywood. husband of the late Mary, liee lee, lather of Hamilton Lee and Mrs. Ann Van Vechtea. brother ot Mrs.

Minnie cothe, HI. MILLER Fred J. Miller, Oct. 19. dearly be Goodman, beloved wife loved husband of Hazel neo Fonts, loving father of Fred, George, Irene, Earl and John, fond brother of Henry and Eu Wi I.ona mother of Lewis M.

M-onett of Oakland, Cal. Funeral Tuesday, p. at funeral home, Lake-st. at 2d-r-. Maywood.

Columbus, 0 papers please copy. The National Council of Catholic eaerai juage Jonn J.nigni or But- s.ln.er oldwyn, David R. and gene Miller and Florence Hermann. Funeral uolawyn- funeral Monday. Men, the outstanding lay organization al.

who presided at their trial, sen- i 1 i i 4- I I 1 i 'V P. at Chanel. 72n I s. 4 i i jw vi i i i '5 i fi i Monday morning at from residence, 6227 to Immaculate Concep ANDERS Marie Poole Andptn. nm Pnlpskt.

vr.V.ii.ri a. A. cemetery. UCl. ZU.

1J3. danrhtfir nf Mr. of the Catholic church In America, lenceu lnB lwo men Berve year will open its thirteenth annual con- day ech In the Northeastern votition at th ConirrPSH hotel this Penitentiary, Lewisburg, and to tion church, Norwood Park, and bU Jos C-'? flowers. Family eph's cemetery. 7611 EsieV-aV.

iCOrSe Goldwyn- Poleski, sister of Gertrude, Harold. James Poleekl, William, Luella Poole, Mrs. Pearl Johnson, and Mrs. Harry Booth. 8ervice at residence.

7241 La layette-ay, Monday, MURPHY Mary Murphy, beloved wife Gottschalk. 4818 evening. Five hundred delegates from Pav a fine $2,000 each. 1,400 affiliated societies will attend. The defendants were accused of hav- Timothy devoted mother of Timothy and Letitia.

Funeral Monday. Oct. 23. at uik io, at p. m.

Problems of national Interest will be BOja army gooas wnicn naa Deen 8:30 a. from residence, 701 W. 75th- ence Andersen. Anna w.n ANDERSON Mathilda Anderson fcrtmrnl to St. Bernard's church.

Interment discussed during the general sessions, 8'a lo inem me government at brother of Albert L. Qottichaiii d.J.i. 1 who oi me late J. Allred Anderson, dear Harvard, HI. ucrilia LEDI mower oi xare.

jrrank W. Olson, nee Min which conclude Wednesday night with low c8t ln unaerstancung tney a special program on Industrial re- were to be distributed among the poor. ot Northwest MYERS Frances M. Myers. See Yfiar no- council.

No. 11. Royal Le'airuer R.nrln. covery prepared by the Catholic Con Resold at 100 Per Cent Troflt tue Anderson, and Attorney Paul L. Anderson; fondest aister ot Mrs.

Louis Anderson and Mrs. Carl Johnson. Funeral Tuesday. Oct. 24, at 2 p.

at Bethany ference on Industrial Problems. Other ana international Union w.i'aU.LS warren nicnois oi iis-s Operating Engineers, No. 800. Evarston, husband of Frances Byers obtained the supplies, accord topics of general Interest will be the cnurcn, corner lst and Houston services Tuesday. Oct.

24 1. luneral home. 3301 Interment at Oahwoods. Remains at her late residence. 7723 East End-av until ing to the government's evidence, by taking advantage of the fact that the youth problem, the stage, the screen, the press, and the radio.

i xuuiovara cemetery. noon Tuesday. rr a a ocsreii xsicnoJB anu iaiuer oi mm. Herbert Bingham of Washington, D. and Miss BUx Nichols of Evanston.

Funeral services will be held at chapel, 1253 N. Clark-st. on Sunday. Oct. 22.

1933. 3:30 p. m. Interment Butte, Mont. Fleaae omit flowers.

uAAj-aat naas, Oct. 19. 1933. ot 1 4.1ft One of the chief events of the con war department in October, 1931, made such supplies available for charitable Rosemont-av beloved fat hp. nt AUSTEN Frank Nelson Austen.

Oct. 21. vention will be the Catholic hour din- Clara Abrahamson. Helen, Samuel, and Ely late oi OB belored son of William and Louise Austen, fond brother of ner tomorrow night This will be de- Institutions on condition that they be A-ano. ouvivn momiay.

uei. at in Fred. Charlotte, Lillian and the late Hat- a. m. at Temnle Emanuel.

Rnritin.i,.M. nrn mv vnti to th nutinnot hrnnrifact anon. Kven away ana noi resoia. A price Til Intm.n. w.1l,-i "ivnui LJinmne urauy iuco uwn- tie.

Funeral at chapel. 6822 Wentworth- norl, beloved wife of Timothy, loving sored by the council. Dr. Thomas E. reduction of 50 per cent from the army Policeman Henry Vehlow (left), who shot and killed Harry Nielson mVntaHill00 P' HALFPAP-Otto BaUpap.

dearly beloved hus- ment Oak Hill Purcf.il. nreaident of the council, will auowea. ine Slate or Micni uiiq ueairice, nee cam, at the residence (tight), a banjo player, when the car in which Nielson was riding failed A LATA ary Balata, wife ot the late of his sister. Mrs. Louisa Beck, 2312 N.

75th- mother of Joseph, Dr. Edward and Eath-ryn, fond sister of Mrs. Ellen O'Connor. Funeral Monday. Oct.

23. at 10:30 a. from late residence, 1431 N. to St. Peter Canisius church.

Interment All Saints'. Native of Dromid parish. County Kerry, Ireland. Please omit flowers. to stop for a traffic signal yesterday morning.

preside and Robert M. Sweitzer will an advanced $40,000 for the purchase act as toastmaster. Addresses will be ot Sods. whIcn Included shoes, eiven bv the Rev. Michael J.

Ready. BOcks- underwear, and other clothing. x-imwooa i-ark. jruneral notice later. Frank Balata, dear mother of Anna Dvorak.

Mae Furst, Edward. Frank and Thomas Balata. fond rrandmother of Ed HA WKINSON Frank H. Hawklnson. rw 91 ITKIBUXE Pboto.

jnio oi loua YVllson-ay- beloved hrothrp of The evidence Indicated that Krieger win Dvorak Funeral at chapel. 4138 W. assistant general secretary of the Na Mrs. Josephine Jones and th into Mr. iash had made the contracts for the sale tional Catholic Welfare conference; Monday, Oct.

23, at p. m. Interment Bohemian National cemetery. Jones. Funeral Monday, 3 p.

at chapel, ORVIS Purdy W. Orvis, Oct. 21. beloved 8178 N. Clark-at.

Interment Boschill. husband of Marion, nee Tate, father ot the Rev. Dr. Fulton J. Sheen, pro of the merchandise to various concerns, one of the largest of them being BEAUDRY J.

Arthur Bcaudry. beloved hus HENDERSON Arthur F. Hendrunn rt -'eanor, son of Margaret. Funeral Mon COP EXONERATED IN SLAYING OVER HIT AND RUN CAR KNOCKS VICTIM fessor of the philosophy of religion, cay. .4:45 p.

at residence. 2331 Hart- 21. beloved busha tiff flf niamtnH Catholic University of America, and J.10" 0me7 whlch' xeji-Bi-. ivanston. Interment Memorial Park.

without knowing anything Improper the Most Rev. Bernard J. Shell, auxil band of the late Delim. fond father of Alphonse, Albertine, Emile, Huro Beaudry. Funeral Tuesday, Oct.

24. at 9 a. from late residence, 1754 N. to 8t. Angela's church.

Interment All Saints'. Merrimac 9890. PETERHANS Theresa Peterhans. nee Bach. xienucrson, beloved father of Arthur Jr.

Funeral Monday, Oct. 23, at 11 a. from residence. 6700 Crandon-av to St. Philip Nerl church.

Interment Hoar Senul- was Involved," according to William iary bishop of Chicago. TRAFFIC OFFENSE BEFORE 2D AUTO W. Prager, assistant United States at uu-c. oijuin. snore esaa.

Mayor Speaks Tonight. torney, paid J52.500 for overcoats, BECKER Charles Henry Becker. Oct. 19, HENNTNGSEN Herman Henningsen. Oct.

21. ul me iaie iouis. iona mower of Adolph, Louis, and Herman. Funeral Tuesday. Oct.

24. from late residence. 1412 S. Euclid-av, Berwyn. to St.

Mary of Celle a chnrch. where solemn requiem nigh mass will be celebrated at 10 a. m. Interment St. Joseph's.

1933, at residence, 4713 Ingleside-av- be Dr. PurcelL who is dean of the 8kand tained ooi Armu age-ay beloved husband of loved father of Geonrina B. Weston and by Byers. Mr. Prager told the xona lather of Frieda, George, Edna, school of dentistry of St Louis uni Ethel S.

Heeb, rrandfatber of Katherine ShootsW hen Auto Runs Two Motor Fatalities manne. ana xiermy. jruneral serv- court and afterward Introduced evl- versity, will preside at tonight's open- at a p. at luneral home. Heeb McGinley, Mary Georarina, John Charles, and George Burton Heeb.

brother PETERS Ella H. Peters, late of 3145 Clif- Armitage-av. lntermpnt linrinir ing session. Mayor Kelly will give an r. 1." ot Mra.

Ida B. Webster. Funeral Monday. Park Boulevard cemntArv Attributed to Rain, Deiovea wife of Edwin fond mother of June, daughter of E. Nagel.

Funeral Monday. 2 p. at chapel, 929 Belmont-av. Interment Rosehiil. Past Stoplight.

Harry Vehlow, traffic policeman of 1820 8- HIGGIN3M.ry late of 3838 Lowe- Interment Rosehiil. address of welcome. Speakers will be I wnicn cost the defendants $1.20 a Walter T. Johnson, past president of oeiovea auter of Timothy. Daniel.

th Mllnoil- th. Vr TJw A pedestrian was killed late yester day when he was struck by the auto BOSLER Selma Linden Bosler. Oct. 21. 1933, Mrs, Nell Daley and the late James and PIOSO Nancy Pioso.

loving daurhter ot Mrs. Catherine Flavin. Funeral Mnnriav I Joaenhfna and Rnherl the Damen avenue district, who shot Oct. 23. it 1 from th.

ni and killed one of a party of six mo mobile of a hit and run driver and of 8037 Maryland-ay- beloved wife ot the late Dr. Arthur G. Bosler, mother of Dorothy V. Lundeberg, sister ot Bertha and Signa linden. Remaina at home until BITTER Louise Ritter.

beloved wife of Jos State Official Aids Defense. her nephew. Daniel Higgins, 7727 Loomis- tional welfare conference, and the Most Rev. Joseph Schrembs, bishop to st. sabina's chnrch.

Interment Byers was alleged to have obtained knocked Into the path of another car going In the opposite direction. The Tuesday noon. Services at 2 p. m. at eph, mother of Raymond, sister ot Frieda Carlson.

Funeral at chapel, 226 W. Ran-dolph-Et Monday, 2 p. m. Interment Irving Park Boulevard cemetery. tioiy eepuicnre.

Yards 0926, of Cleveland, episcopal chairman of A pnnfrpnnA with chapel. 41S W. C3J-t- to Cedar Park HOFELD Hattle Hofeld. nee torists and slightly wounded another early yesterday when their car ran throuph a red traffic light at Belmont and Western avenues, was exonerated by a coroner's Jury at an Inquest later V- I Ji I v. accident occurred at La Salle and BREESE Margaret J.

Breese. Oct. 21. 1933. pi trick Hurley In his negotiations for beloved wife of Harry, fond sister of Mrs.

Seltxerman and Jacob. Funeral Mon. ROESCH Allen M. Roesch. Oct 19.

sud age 88 years, widow of the late Allred lireese, beloved mother ot Vietor G. and oay at a p. at chapel. 4911 Broadway various organizations worKing wun j. rvla Tnhn nnm Huron streets.

The victim, Fred Andres, 60 years old, 663 Arlington Henry J. Schlreson, so-called plastic surgeon, yesterday won a court fight to regain his license to practice medicine In Illinois. The license was taken from him In 1930 by the state department of registration and education on charges of malpractice resulting In permanent Injury to a patient. The Illinois Supreme court restored it yesterday on Schireson's appeal. Attorney Philip M.

Ringer, counsel for the medical board of the department, said that the ruling permit Schireson to resume the practice of medicine In this state immediately. The board, through Attorney General Kerner. can petition the Supreme court for a rehearing. Mr. Ringer said, but cannot prevent Schireson from practicing in the meantime.

He said that Schireson Is at present In Philadelphia. Case of Saclye Holland. The revocation of Schireson's license followed a hearing before the medical board. Charges were brought against Schireson by Miss Sadye Holland, 4910 Winthrop avenue. Miss Holland testified that she went to Schireson to have a scar on her arm removed and that he Induced her to have an operation to straighten her legs.

Complications after the operation necessitated amputation of botb legs. Miss Holland testified under an order of the Circuit court She had compromised a $40,000 suit against Schireson and In the compromise she signed an agreement not to appear In any legal proceedings against him. The court ordered her to testify In spite of this agreement. Schireson Leaves Chicago. After revocation of his license Schireson left Chicago.

He was reported to be practicing in Ohio, where, it was said, other actions were about to be brought against him. He returned to Chicago In 1932 and began the fight for reinstatement. In June of 1932 his attorneys filed a petition before the late Superior Judge Joseph Fitch for a writ of certiorari, which was in effect an appeal irom the decision of the department of registration and education. Judge Fitch denied the plea and sustained the revocation Last March Schireson brought his action in the State Supreme court. He contended that incompetent testimony was permitted at the hearing before the medical board, that Its members went outside of their Jurisdiction and erred in many rulings, and that a case had not been made against him.

SUPREME COURT RULES SLAYER OF WIFE MUST DIE Springfield. 111., Oct. 21. U. P.

The death penalty Imposed by the Clark county Circuit court on Hubert C. Moor, former Robinson school teacher, for the murder of his wife. Marjorie, was affirmed by the Illinois Supreme court today. The court fixed the date for the execution as Dec. 27.

Moor was convicted on the murder charge last January after he had told the Jury "God told me to shoot her end I shot her." He told a weird tale of how he bad hoped for an agreeable home Ufa with his wife, but that she paid more attention to social functions than to keeping house toid that she failed to get some of his meals and wa untidy in her housework. Mrs. Moor was shot and killed on the in the day. V- I w- iu vcrmcii i aewisn yvaianeim, Joseph 11. Jackson, defense attorneys HOFFHEIMER Harry N.

Hoffneimer. 6221 Frank A. Brrrse, Mrs. Laura E. Beam, and Ralph D.

Breese. Funeral services at chapel. 6328 Cottage Grove-av Tuesday, at 2 p. m. Interment at Fvergreen, For sion, and on that afternoon ex-Gov, The victim slain bv the policeman bullet was Harry 'lelson.

26 years denly, late of 4450 N. Marmora-ay beloved son of Henry J. and the late Louise nee Mathiaa, fond brother ot Esther Gillett, dear uncle ol Lorraine Gillctt. Member of Policemen's Benevolent association. Fnneral Monday, Oct.

23. at 2:30 p. from chapel, 3807 Lincoln-av to Rosehiil cemetery. attempted to show that their clients place, was taken to Henrotin hospital by James Glllls, 440 Surf street, driver of the second car. Andres was dead William E.

Sweet of Colorado will Oct. 20. 1933. brother of Isadora and Clarence Hoffneimer. Services at chapel.

63d and Harvard. Monday. Oct. had been Innocent of any wrongdoing, iniormation call iairiax zuuo. that the sales had been made for the BROGAN Annie Brogan.

nee Muldowney, at a p. under auspices of Ancient when he reached the hospital. old. 3507 North Ii'ing avenue, and the one wounded was Lark In Gervals, 23 years old, 4005 Wilcox street The Jury's verdict was justifiable homi speak on the organization of the NRA. Discussion will follow.

Plan Industrial Conferences. Oct. 21. wife of Thomas, mother of the purpose of financing the charitable crait lodge, Ho. 907, A.

A. M. In Two Fatalities Laid to Rain. terment at Rosehiil. work.

late Catherine, sister of Mrs. Hanora Ryan, Mrs. Bridget Campbell. Mrs. Nellie Cnoip JEUNEK Anna Jelinelc nee Oct.

Two other fatal accidents of the day cide." It was strongly condemned by W. J. Lynch of Chicago, vice chair- bell, and the late Catherine Dug an. Mary Sheridan. Michael.

John, and Patrick Mul iv. late oi zouu s. 67th-ct, Cicero, dearly man of the Catholic Conference on In- WARREN NICHOLS, were attributed to the downpour of oeiovea mother OI Mrs. Mario Jecmen Joseph H. Braun.

counsel for the Chicago Motor club, who attended the Mrs. Anna Ouda. Michael Edward downey. Native of Swinford. County Mayo.

Ireland. Funeral Tuesday. Oct. 24, from residence. 7032 Chappel-av to Our Lady rain.

Otto Halfpop, 30 years old, 38S Alexander boulevard, Eimhurst, was Funeral Monday. Oct. 23, at 8:30 a. Hi- first of the Industrial meetings, on iron cnapci, oa, w. Berwvn.

killed at Wolf road and Ogden avenue. Wednesday. of Peace church. Requiem bixh nias it 9:30 a. n.

Interment Mount Mem to Our Lady of the Mount church. Inter Takes Life For Misdemeanor." "The policeman's action was so re Western Springs, when the automo 30 YEARS, IS DEAD ment St. Adalbert's. ber ot Columbia court. No.

3, W. C. O. bile in which he was riding collided South Shore 8822. JOHNSON Nela HiMing Johnson, Oct.

21 E. J. Mehren, president of the Portland Cement association, will preside at the second session, at which wages SHAUGHNESSY Timothy J. Shsuirhnessy, beloved husband of the late Edith nee Johnsonl. fond son ot the late Timothy and Anna, brother of Joseph V- Mrs.

Mary Cumminga of Chicarn, Mrs. William Gillespie of La Salle. and the late Rev. David Shaugbnessy. Funeral Monday at 9 a.

m. from -funeral home. 6438 S. to Visitation church. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

Yards 0063. La Salle, 111, papers please copy. SHERIDAN Mary E. Sheridan nee Fitzgerald 1. wife of the late James E.

Sheridan, sister of John J. Fitzgerald, dearly beloved mother of Julia Mrs. Loretta Brady, James Marguerite H- Mrs. Genevieve Whitson. the late Mrs.

May Wrath, and Mrs. Antoinette Bonner. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. from chapel. 929 to St.

Jerome's church. Interment Calvary. SHOTTS Lydia Meader Shotts. Oct. 21.

be Warren Nichols, 1424 Judson ave pugnant as to shock the sensibilities of the motoring public," said Mr. itJj. late or C037 N. Claremont-av be BROPHY John H. Bronhy.

Oct. 21. at real with another car. Charles Strong of loved husband of Svea. fond father of di'nce.

3021 Flournoy -t. beloved son oi nue, Evanston, a member of the Chi Elgin, driver of the car In which and hours will be discussed. Braun. "Placing the most favorable mnora and Stanley Johnson. Funeral Margaret and the Into James Brophy, cago bar for more than 30 years, died Halfpop was riding, said the rain At the dinner that evening Dr.

J. E. services Tuesday. 2 p. m- at chapel.

6149 brother of Mrs. C. E. Simmons. Joseph A Mrs.

F. G. Karlicek. the late James, snl early yesterday following an opera made It impossible for him to see the Hagerty, president of the conference W. at Foster.

Interment Ridgewood cemetery. Member of Brage construction possible on his conduct, he took a human life In attempting to apprehend a person guilty of a Mrs. Mary Hoffmann. Funeral Tu'sdsr, tion at the Augustana hospital. Mr automobile of HTy Moore of Aurora.

9 :30 a. to Our Lady of Sorrows church. toage. no. a.

i. o. Three Links lodge. Nichols, who was 61 years old, had Strong's wife kja severely Injured no. B13.

l. O. O. Scania guild: and Interment Mount CarmeL been ill for some time, Half pop's bride of three months was umamentai Iron Workers' union, local 63 CARAHER Peter Caraher. beloved brother on industrial problems, of the depart, ment of economics, Ohio State university, will speak on reconstructing the social order.

Michael O'Shauhnessy. founder of the League of Social Justice, New York City, will speak on Mingoeacn oiv. Mr. Nichols was a partner In the "An officer may use a deadly even to the extent of taking hu seated beside him when he was killed of the late Rev. Frank, the Rev.

Ter- JOHNSON Irving R. Johnson. late of 53B3 law firm of Goodrich, Vincent Brad The other accident In which the rence. Rate, and Patrick Caraber. Remaina at chapel.

851 75th-t. Fnneral man life, if necessary to effect the ar beloved huabaad of Caroline ley, and for several years had been rain obscured the vision of the drivers Monday. Oct. 23, at 9 a. m.

to St. Philip loved wife of the late Albert mother of CliHord M. Funeral services at her late residence, 0717 01iphant-av Edison Park. Monday, 2 p. m.

Interment Forest Home. the commerce counsel for the Ana Nerl chnrch. 72d and Merrlll-av. Inter social justice, and the Very Rev. J.

W. involved was a collision at George street and Damen avenue. In which ment Mount Carmel. conda Copper Mining company. At the time he was taken 111 he was SIMONS Mrs.

Tillie Simons of 209 K. R. Magulre, president of St Viator's college, Bourbonnais, 111., will speak Schultx. loving father of Dorothy C. brother ot Fred.

Cornelius. Mrs. Juliet C. Newhall and Mrs. Anna Roehrig.

Funeral Tuesday. Oct. 24. at 2:30 p. m.

from funeral home. 4550-61 Milwaukee-av. Interment Union Ridge. Member of Providence lodge No. 711, A.

F. A. M. and Aryan Grotto. CHARBONNIER Mary Charbonnler.

Oct. 21 David Moulterie, 40 years old, col preparing to argue an Important ored, 217 East 79th street, was killed. on catholic Principles and the NRA. 1933. age 88 years, mother of rrank, Mra.

Julia Mattes, Elisabeth Wendemuth. Staler M. Dolores. O. 8.

John. Henry. Sister Martin Wolf, 1421 West 64th street freight rate case on behalf of mining Grove-ay, Oak Park, wife of the late Samuel and mother of George. Roy. and Clarence Simons.

At rest and services at chapel. 623 Oak Park. Monday. Oct. 23.

at 2 p. m. Interment Elmwood cemetery. M. Germaine.

O. 8. and Louise. Fnneral interests before the interstate com driver of the truck In which Moulterie KAMINSCKY Bertha Kamlnscky. nee Heln- Tuesday.

a. irom ine resuicnce merce commission. was riding, and Christ Nogullc, 3031 MRS. LORENZO JOHNSON DEAD 1657 to St. Gregory'! church, Although born in Chicago, Mr Interment St.

Boniface. SKLEBA Frank Skleba. 2215 Addison-et, Nichols spent the early part of his North Leavltt street, driver of the other car, were released by Sheffield avenue police after they had explained CLARKE John Clarke, beloved husband of ncn. 40 iu loving wife of Emit, dear mother of Edward. Emit and Beatrice, sister of Mr.

Mary De Haan. Funeral at chapel. 4332 Elston-av. at Craw, fordl. Monday.

Oct. 23. at 2 p. m. Interment Montrose cemetery.

Member of Irving Park chapter. No. 707. O. E.

S. Anna Gill Clarke, fund brother of P. A Ar1? "IT OA llfe at Rutte, Mont, where his father Catherine and the late Hecate Gallagher. that the rain obscured their vision. ViA- WI Ot Erastus Nichols, was identified with Funeral Monday.

Oct. 23. 8 :30 a. from Oct. 16.

beloved husband of Sophie, nee Ulricbs. father of Dr. Leonard George and Mrs. Hazel Bus-ell. brother cf Robert.

Member of Fellowship lodge. No. 137. K. of Victory lodge.

No. 1019. A. F. A.

and Loyal Friends society. Fnneral Monday. Oct. 23. at 2 p.

from chapel. 6453 Irving Park-blvd to Montrose cemetery. For Information call Pensacola 2603. Mrs. Helen Johnson.

84 years old. of that state. Warren chapel. 35 ft 2 Southport-av to St. Bona- Year's Toll Increased to 818.

KAUTZ George C. Kauta of 2513 Montelare- venture's church. Interment All Saints'. member of a pioneer Chicaco family I Nichols attended Nortwestern univer These three deaths and three others CLARKSON Ellen M. Clarkson.

nee Henne- and cousin of the late Mrs. George 1 Blty law school and the Chicago-Kent yesterday increased the 1933 motor berrr. beloved wife ot the late Michael rest of a felon, because public safety may be endangered while such felon is at large. But the rule is that except in self defense, an officer may not use a deadly weapon or take life to effect an arrest for a misdeamor. whether his purpose la to kill or merely prevent escape.

Such conduct cannot too strongly be condemned." Neither Nielson nor Gervais was at the wheel of the car, the testimony showed. The driver was Ray Chapman. 26 years old. 3436 North Seeley avenue, who wept on the stand. He said that he, Nielson, Gervais.

another youth and two girls, were driving from a dance in River-view park to a beer tavern when the policeman opened fire. Fired at Tires, He Says. Policeman Vehlow said that as the machine drove through the signal be raised his hand and blew his whistle, but the car went on. It was then that he drew his gun, he maintained, firing one shot at the pavement and aiming a second at the tires. It was the second bullet which took effect, grazing the ear of Ger Pullman, died last nlht at her hom.

College of Law. Surviving are his beloved husband of lna and father of Shirley, son of George F. and Harriet, brother of Roy, Louis, and Fred Kantx of Oak Park. At rest at chapel. 523 Oak Park.

Funeral notice later. fond mother of James John, and the toll In Cook county to 846. The other STAHL Oswald Stahl, Oct. 21. age 71 late Helen J.

Clarkaon. Funeral Tuesday at 701 Sheridan road. Winnetka. She widow, Mrs. cockrell Nichols, victims: 9 a.

from late residence. 1513 Sunny-slile-av to Our Lady ot Lourdea church. KKENAN James A. Keenan. beloved hus- Mrs.

Alice Smith, 59 years old, 2453 had been ill only a day. land two daughters, Mrs. Herbert Bing- Mrs. Johnson was born at what Is nam ot Washington, D. and Mis Interment Calvary, South Wabash avenue, a scrubwoman approximately Michigan v.

nri Biix rxichols of Evanston. Funeral CLAYTON George W. Clryton late ot years, late of 3840 N. belored husband of Fredericke, fond father of Lillian Toemmel and Irwin, dear father-in-law of Louise Stahl, grandfather of Ralph, dear brother of Blanch Albrecht and Otto. Funeral Tuesday.

Oct. 24. at 2:30 p. m. from chapel.

3807 to Montrose cemetery. employed at Wesley Memorial hos nand Of the late Elizabeth, fond father of Bertha Smith. Elizabeth and John Keenan. Funeral Saturday. Oct.

21. 9 a. from funeral home. 4717 Broadway, to Our Lady of Lourdes church. Leland and Ashland- 7140 Talcott-av Norwood Park: dear Adams street, and with her family servVes for Mr.

Nichols win be held a pital. Fatally Injured last night when was burned out by the Chicago fire. OCJOCk tnis afternoon at the she was struck by the automobile of avs. Interment All Saints cemetery. Please Her father was Gen.

Hart L. 8twnrt. chapel at 1253 North Clark street husband of the Iste Rota, fond father of Rose. Leonard. Gladys Merta and George W.

fond brother of Mabelle Hammer. father-in-law of Grace Clayton and Max Mcrta, grandfather of Eleanor, Maxine and hit and run driver at State and omit Sowers. first postmaster in Chicae-o and a tturiai win be in Butte. Mont. STEWART Hirst Clem Stewart, beloved hus 26th streets, while crossing the street KELLY Bridget Kelly (nee Lallyl.

wife of She died while being taken to the Buddie. At rest In the funeral church, 3834-3. Irving where aerr veteran of the Blackhawk war. In her younger years, Mrs. Johnson was Interested in horses, and was active In the late Edward, fond mother ot Capt.

James Thomas Michael and John J. Kelly. Native ot County Galway, night of Aug. 14, 1932. as she and her hospital.

Ices will be held Tuesday at 8 p. m. In band of Edith Booth Stewart, father of Robert and Stanley, brother of Frank Percival. Florence and Alice Palmer: residence, 4025 W. Ohio-st.

Services at funeral chapeL 6708 W. Tuesday. Oct. 24. at 10:30 a.

m. Interment Arlington ccmelery. Member of Brotherhood lodge. No. 986.

A. F. A. M. Mrs.

Agnes Schultz, 63 years old. husband were returning home from terment Rosehiil ccmelery. Member of Ireland. Funeral Monday, Oct. 23, 9 a.

m. social affairs. She grew up in the from residence of her niece. 7751 Rhodes- Beacon Light. No.

781. A. F. ft A. 430 Garfield avenue.

Calumet City, Indianapolis, Ind. The shooting oc av to St. Mary's church. 9tb-st. and Wabash-av.

Solemn requiem high mass at died In St Margaret's hospital. Ham cured on a state highway between days When Chicago was Young." as recently pictured in The Tribune, and COHEN Jack H. Cohen of 4910 aged 64 years, beloved husband oi Annabelle nee Tamon. fond father of Marshall and Robinson. 10 a.

m. Burial at Mount Olivet. STUHLFACTH Annabelle Stuhlfauth nee vais, who was sitting in the rear seat. figured in some of the Incidents de V-ifAx KELLY Maude Johnson Kelly, of 6S24 East and penetrating Nielson's head. mond, after she was struck last night in Calumet City by an automobile driven by Floyd Chandler, 638 avenue, Hammond.

She was pass scribed In that series. Mrs. Johnson Florence and Shirley, son ot Rose and the late Sol, brother of Melvin Cole, Manny Cole. Mrs. Abe Browpstein.

and the late beloved wile of Dr. E. Byron Kelly, fond mother of George D. and was the widow of Lorenzo Johnson, WIDOW WHO SENT ALL 4 SONS TO 4 law or Ernest Kelly, dear sister of Nellie and Dave and Will Cohen. Funeral Tnesday.

10 general manager of the Mexican In ing a gasoline station at State Line a. at funeral chapel. 704 S. Crawford. Kimmell.

dear wife of Jacob, belored sister of Mary. Bessie. Ames. James. Charles, and Frank.

Funeral Mnnd.iy. at 2 p. from funeral home. 2.100 N. Cicero-av, to Bohemian National cemetery.

SWAIN Nancie Swain, wife of the late David, mother of Muriel and Gwen. Services, 3 p. Monday, at residence. 1318 E. 65tb-pl.

Interment Oakwoods. ternational railroad. av. Interment Jewish Waldheim. Late and State street when, it Is claimed.

MOTHER SEES HER SON SLAY Bertha Johnson. Mrs. J. D. Linehan, Mrs.

A. G. Pahlke. Oscar, and Leonard H. John on.

Funeral Sunday. Oct. 22. 2:30 p. in Argos.

Ind. member of Illin! lodse. No. 1070. A.

F. It Surviving Mrs. Johneon are WAR IS DEAD A. and Dr. George Sultan lodge.

No Chandler turned suddenly and swung across the sidewalk to enter the sta three Vfe Hard- ty. Hard- daughters, They are Mrs. Helen enbergh, wife of MaJ. Raymond i 307. I.

O. B. A. KENNEDY Michael Kennedy, dearly be tion. FOE IN QUARREL COLLINS Michael Collins of 944 N.

Wood loved htisbnnd of Sarah, nee Weygandt, son of the late Patrick and Mary, brother SWEAT Helen B. Sweat. Oct. 20. of 607 enbergh, commanding Governor' Joseph Kaufer, 47 years old, of In beloved son of the late James and Anna, nee McCarthy, fond brother of of Mrs.

Helen Healy. Mrs. Mary Ratner. and. New York; Mrs.

George B. Clovis Yerkes, 25 years old, formerly Thomas and the late Daniel. Funeral from Woodland park: sfter of Charles Bailey Sweat and the late Grace. Funeral services at chapel. 4227 Cottage Grove-ov, Monday, at 1:30 p.

m. Interment Graceland. the late Patrick. Stephen and Anthony. Funeral Tuesday.

Oct. 24. at 9 a. m. from Boai, bftV.Sf v- hin sey, Winnetka, and Mrs.

Ayres dianapolis, a World's Fair visitor. Died In Henrotin hospital of in-juries Incurred ear' yesterday when Mrs. Bridget Kelly. 75 years old, a widow, who was pointed out as an example of wartime mothers when her four sons joined the army at this country's entering the conflict, died yesterday In Mercy hospital. Mrs.

Kelly came to the United States from Ireland. Her husband. of Mobile. was shot and killed last night In a brawl in the rooming 1618 W. Grand-av Tuesday.

Oct. 24. at 9 a. m- to St. Columbkille's church, where also of Winnetka.

Funeral services chapel, 225 S. Cicero-av to Resurrection church. Interment Mount Carmel. Austin WANZER Flora Belle Wanzer. nee Bridge.

high mass will be celebrated. Interment house at 2441 North Halsted street. will be held at the home on Tuesday 4070. Mount Carmel. where he lived.

Edward Bennett 27 afternoon. Burial will be at Rosehiil KLEIN J. William Klein, of Delavan Lake, COWELL Eugene Cowell. Oct. 21.

husband of Lillian, brother of Howard Cowell ol he was struck by an automobile while crossing Dearborn street at Superior street The driver, Peter Mondane, 874 North Wabash avenue, a restaurant owner, was held by police. cemetery. F' Wis- formerly of Chicago, beloved unban of Antonia Gallagher Klein, brother years old. 815 Wrishtwood avenue. Is being held by the Sheffield avenue po Oct.

20. beloved wife of the late William B. Wanzer. mother of Mrs. Claribel Riesenberg.

Sidney Wanzer III- Mrs. Philip Reling and Phylis. sister of William, Charlea. Frank Bridge. Mrs.

Clara Johnson, and Mrs. Howard Wanzer. Services at chapel. 63d and Harvard. Monday.

Oct. 23. at 9:80 a. m. Interment at Dundee, 111.

Ludington. Mich. Services Tuesday. Oct WOMAN. AID 24.

2 D. at chapel. 214-216 S. West of Anna Machery. Hounlon, and Magdalen Webster, stepfather of Frank, Ed lice, and four others are being sought ern-av at Jackson blvd.

Interment Forest According to Bennett, the killing was Home. Member of William McKinlcy post. win, Lawrence, and John Gallagher. Funeral Monday at 9:30 from chapel. 1900 OF GANDHI, AGAIN i Funeral Rites Tomorrow done by one of two brothers, and was Spanish War Veterans.

Irving to St. Timothy's church, WEISKOPF Isldor Weiskopf. beloved hus witnessed by their mother. DEG AN James R. Degsn.

late of 4007 Mal-den-st- Oct. 20. at Ravenswood hospital; Interment St. Boniface. Member Chicago Typographical union.

No. 16; Old Time VANISHES IN INDIA Bennett said that he and Martin Sullivan, a friend of Yerkes, had Printers' association, and Chicago Monotype husband of Alice O'Malley Degan. father of James E. and Mrs. Grace D.

Schults, brother of Thomas John. Joseph, Mary, and Kath club. Wellington 6432. MUTTRA, India, Oct 21. UP) band of the late Anna, fond father of Henry, Joseph.

Millie Rothschild. Adolph. Otto. Olga Weiner. and the late Edward and Ernest.

Funeral Monday. Oct. 23. 10 a. at Temple B'nai Jehohua.

20th-t. and Ashland-av thence to B'nai Jehoshua cemetery. Remains at 3221 W. (ioth-et. Please omit flowers.

quarreled earlier in the evening, and KLEMM Felix W. Klemm of 2437 Sun Nila Cram Cook, American disciple of erine Degan. Remains at funeral home. beloved husband ot Mrs. Clara 1732 Wlison-av.

until Sunday night. Fa Mahatma Gandhi, disappeared again that to get even with Sullivan he enlisted the aid of Carl and Carlos Cos-tanzo, brothers, alleged operators of a Klcnim, fond father of Eleanor C. Klemm. ltestinst In funeral rh.nx-1. 4543 Ravens- neral services and interment Oct.

23 at toaay aiier seeKing reruge in an Baraboo. Wis -iV-i WIAR Frances May Winr. beloved wife cf where services will be held Monday. Oct. 23.

1933. at 2:30 p. m. American mission house and visiting DEV1NE Marie Frances Devlne, beloved bootleg place at 831 Lill avenue, and Hindu shrines. daurhter of Marie I nee Gendron and the for Louis W.

Gertenrich Funeral services will be held tomorrow for Louis W. Gerteririch. 614 North Leamington avenue, head of a candy company bearing his name, who died on Friday in a hospital after a brief illness. Mr. Gertenrich, who was 58 years old, played ball with the semi-pro Gunthers in the old City league.

The services will be attended by members of the Old Timers Baseball association, of which he was a director. Surviving him are his widow, Mrs. Mildred Hadden Gertenrich; a daughter, Mildred, and a son, Roger. Interment Irving Park Boulevard cemetery. Michael Grecco, 1149 Wrightwood av enue.

late Paul, fond sister of Thomas and the KLEWER Johanna Klewer. wife of Ludwlg, one disappeared iwo weeks ago late Paul Jr. Funeral Mondny, 8:45 a. John C. mother of Carolyn Lois, daughter of Edward P.

and Jennie M. Myers, sister of Mrs. Jane Timmius, Mrs. Mildred Jacobs and Edwin Shaw Myers. Funeral Monday Oct.

23. 9:30 a. m. from 619 S. Oak Park.

111. to St, Leonard's church, Berwyn. Interment Mount Carmel. mother ot John, Paul, Henry. Victor, ana from Gandhi's cantonment at Ahme from late residence.

4728 to St. The two Costanzos, Grecco, and went to Yerkes room to find Sul dabad. causing the Indian leader to Mrs. Helen Sclicer. Funeral lu a.

Tuesday, at chapel, 3001 Diversey. Thomas Aquinas church. Interment Cal vary. Information Seeley 0403. ask police to find her.

She was re trr ne TJiu.n irtna ft Ail Central Park livan, and got Into a fight with Yerkes, E. Winger, beloved DEVLIN Sarah, nee Keck, Devlin, beloved ported to have sought shelter in Delhi, i beloved daughter of Mary and jacoo uoroiny At this moment, Bennett said, Mrs, dana-hter of Clarence and Anna. Member wife of the late Edward S. Devlin, fond KIos. Funeral from resiuence.

Tsnuar, then turned up here. I Costanzo, mother of the brothers, ap a. to St. Wenceslaua cnurcn. iniermcni miss wook, wno has a son In school mother of Joan.

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2700 E. 75th-st. Interment Evergreen. Remains at her home, 1822 E. 73d-st, until noon Tuesday.

at Ahmedabad, is a former resident KOETZ Anna Marie Koeta nee Holle). be- go home. They refused, and one of Sister Mary Perpetua. At chapel. 17 Madi Edward J.

Kelly, died In 1913. Never-tbeless, she sent her sons, her only children, to the war. All of them returned. The sons are Thomas F. Kelly, with whom Mrs.

Kelly lived at the Con. press hotel; James Michael and John the latter the recipient of most of the military decorations of the allied governments. A solemn requiem high mass will be celebrated at St Mary's church, 9th street and Wabash svenue. at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. Burial will be at Mount Olivet cemetery.

Henry w7mileTri7s. Rail Official, Dies in Bermuda HAMILTON. Bermuda, Oct. 21. VP) Henry W.

Miller, vice president of the Southern railway, who had been here with his wife since last Monday, collapsed and died of a heart attack while seated In a chair yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Miller plans to sail with the body this afternoon. Burial will be made at their home, Washington, D. C.

Track Kills Schoolgirl, Driver Held as Murderer Duquoin. 111., Oct 21. Special. B. J.

Stagner of Murray. was charged with murder here today as the driver of the truck that killed Pearl Marie Walters. 17, a high school girl, here last Monday. Dr. L.

C. Jones, Union rf Taw, son-it- Oak Park. Funeral Tuesday. 0 loved wife of Richard Max. Deiovea momer i Ti an Tiimv Theater liul the brothers shot Yerkes, according to Former Streator Mayor, a.

m- at St. Francia of Rome church. In Winter, late of 3806 On.l. Fnneral from late home. S.

Sheri- WINTER Edward Bennett. Later police raided the Cos terment All Saints'. Dr. Sara Goodwin, Chicagoi beloved husband of the late tanzo place, found whisky, two pistols Zion. Ill- Tuesday.

Oct. 24. at 1 n. m.t Shiloh tabernacle at 2:30. Inter DOHLER Marie Dohler.

late of 6041 Chl- and three shotguns. beloved wife of the late Herman, Physician 40 Years, Deadn ment at Mount unvet loving muiiit-r ui Anuur xi. cuunai wn- I Ice Monday. Oct. 23.

at 2 p. at funeral LASS-Paul F. Lass, aged 65 years nutband fond father ot 7. Waldo Smith Leaves Lr. bara L.

Goodwin, who practiced i nf Ans-uata. nee Schwartz: home. 6023 Chicago-av. Interment at medicine in Chicago for more than Montrose. $20,000 to Civil Engineers DUNNING Orrin S.

Dunning. Oct. 21, 1933 William. Glen, and Mrs, Mildred Gray. Funeral Monday.

8 P. m- at chapel. 381 W. 20th-st, thence to Forest Home cemetery. Member of Souvenir lodge.

No. 831, I O. O. F. For information call Lawn- forty years, until her retirement a few years ago, died yesterday In Ravens- Caroline, father of Edmund C.

and Joseph, brother of Mary HcimbrodU Lydia, and Katharine. Funeral services Monday, Oct. 23, 2 p. at chapel, 3151 N. Clark-st.

Interment Rosehiil. WONS Anna Wons. Oct. 20. 1933.

beloved wife ot the late Floryan. loving mother of Mrs. Rose 11 a McCauley, Mrs. Anna Metza. Mrs.

Cetilla Werner. Mrs. Harriet Traub. Mrs. Gertrude Vicisn.

Edward. George. John, and Fioryan Jr. Funeral Monday, Oct. 23, at 9:30 a.

from 6621 Higgins-av to St. Constance church. Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery. beloved brother of Frank and Agnea Dun New York, Oct 31.

(JP) The Amer wood hospital. She was 73 years old. ning and Mrs. William L. Noack.

Funeral Monday at 9 a. m. from chapel, 761 dale 2012 or 2913 William H. Boys, Is Dead Streator, 111.. Oct 21.

UP) William II. Boys, 73, prominent member of the La Salle county bar, former banker, a member of the administration of Gov. Frank O. Lowden, died today at his home after several months of ill health. A former mayor of Streator, he served as chairman of the railroad and warehouse commission, now the Illinois commerce commission, under Lowden.

R. Thayer, Ex-Engineer, Dies at 80 in Philadelphia Injuries Incurred early this month in lean Society of Civil Engineers was bequeathed $20,000 In the will of J. Wal W. to St. Leo's church.

Interment tvtbsoHN Dora Lelbsohn. Saturday. Oct Mount Olivet. a fall in her home at 3518 Wilton avenue are believed to have hastened do Smith filed today. 21.

beloved mother of saran Lenowitz. DUILER Morris Duller. 4032 N. St. Louia- Anna and Mra.

Max Shulman. Funeral her Monday morning at 10 o'clock at her Smith, who died last Saturday at his New York home, constructed New York City's 185 million dollar Catskill av beloved husband of Rose, nee Molner, fond father of Samuel M-. Arthur Harold A and Pauline Verson. devoted late home, 6718 Kenmore-av. Burial Jew ish Waldheim.

ANNOUNCEMENTS. mountain water supply system. grandfather of Melvin and Donald Ver.nn jjDQNARD Dennis Leonard, beloved husband and Berle Duxlcr. Funeral Monday. 10:30 ot the late Mary, nee Kiifferon.

lond father I BROWN A monument will be dedicated in A bequest of $5,000 was left to the a. at Chanel. 8021 Lawrence-av. In a ii LLiVi of Mrs. May Donlin, Dennis Mrs.

Mar Western Society of Engineers, Chi terment Free Sons cemetery, Jewish Wald garet Smith, Catherine and the late Frank. heim. Please omit flowers. cago, 111., and his medals, diplomas Funeral Tuesday, Oct. 24 at 9 a.

m. from ENGELHARDT Laura Engelhardt, nee and other rewards for distinction Meyer, beloved wife of Loula C. C. Engel residence, 6253 Washington-blvd. to St.

Thomas Aquinas church. Burial Mount Carmel. St. Louis and Mexico, Mo, papers lit! fiErriTapA tiisrie: I were bequeathed to the public library Philadelphia, Oct 21. VD Thayer, member of one of Philadelphia's oldest families, retired engineer and Inventor, died today.

He hardt. late of 721 W. fond mother 14 IhaV ta. (Hit Itf 1. College, Dies of Pneumonia of Marie Lamnhere.

Nick. Wanda William please copy. Kedzie 2304. memory of our beloved momer. Jennie Brown.

Sunday. Oct. 29. 2 p. P.

O. W. cemetery. Waldheim. HERMAN AND ETHEL BROWN.

SCHWERDL1N A monument will be dedicated to the memory of our dearly beloved mother, Anna Schwerdlin. on Sunday. Oct. 22. 2:30 p.

at the Auttrian-Galt-cian cemetery. Waldheim. TUCKER Jay Allen Tucker. Monument dedication in memory of the beloved eon of Charlotte and George, Sunday. Oct.

22, 2 p. nt Kalvaria cemetery. Waldheim. son. Fred.

Henry. Louis Delia Nottel- in Lincoln, his birthplace. Dr. Nelson Davis, Fever LINANE Mary Jane Llnane. formerly ot man.

Harry, and the late Caroline Hewitt, sister of Emil Meyer and Louis Haffner. was 80. He was a graduate of West Point and former brigadier general of the Pennsylvania National Funeral at chapel. 7111 8. DEATH NOTICES Research Expert, Dies Monday.

Oct. 23, at 1:30 p. m. Interment Know the cost and avoid regret. Our prices are low and uniform.

No special privilege! or cot rate. Bt practical when a funeral becomes necesiary. Consult Piser. 6408 N. beloved wile of John, fond mother of Francis Thomas Robert Eleanor M.

Secrist. Oct. 20. suddenly. Funeral Monday, Oct.

23. 9:30 a. to St. Ignatius church, thence to All Saints cemetery. At rest until Monday morning at chapel, 4523 Broadway Waldheim.

Call Triangle 6878. RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil, Oct 21 ESCHNER Marie Eschner. beloved wife ot In Memorlnm. (ff) Dr. Nelson Davis.

41. head of the late Ignats. fond mother of Elsie, Lillian, and Sylvia Pctrzlik, and the late BRAUN Fred Braun. in memory ot my Schenectady, N. Oct 21.

OP) Dr. Leonard C. Jones, professor of history at Union college, died today from pneumonia. He was 47. Civil War Veteran Dies in Rock Island at 88 Rock Island, 111..

Oct. 21- Special. George Duprez, 88, who served throughout the civil war In the 10th Ohio battery, died here today. CEMETERIES. Morris.

Sadie, and Arthur. devoted aister I LITTLE Mary Little, beloved wife of James brother, who passed away one year ago. JOSEPH BRAUN. of Elizabeth Altschul, Morifz. Simon, Jos- DIGNITY enh.

and the late Emanuel Klein. Funeral Myron Westover, 73, Dies After Heart Attack Schenectady, N. Oct 21. JP) Myron F. Westover, former secretary of the General Electric company, died at his home today after a heart attack.

He was 73. the Rockefeller Foundation's research laboratory at Bahia, died suddenly today. He had been doing research work on yellow fever. He is survived by the widow and four sons. Dr.

Davis studied public health work In "Monday. 10 a. at Temple B'nai Je FETZNER Philip A. Fetaner. A tribute ot love and remembrance to my beloved husband and pal, who entered into rest Oct.

fond mother of Helen Finn. Gertrnde Wrsgir. James. Thomas. William and the late Marecl'a Ki-ats.

and Florence Kaaiz. Funeral Oct. 23. from nn James' residence; 9340 wt 8:30 a. to Holy Cross- church, 9:30 Aurial Calvary.

WILL PAY CASH FOR 2 GRAVE 1-V1 new part Calvary cenu tery.B'tt.-06. 8 GKAVE LOT IN OAKKIUGE CEMBTEKY AddresJlP5nTribuiie. WANTED TO BUY CHEAP FOS CASH Wlflot. King. 6820 W.

22d-st Cicero. hoshua. 20th-st. and Ashland-av 'Interment B'nai B'rlth ccmelery. Dunning.

111. 491 1 Broadway, Lonqbeach 4740 3125 Roosevelt Ri. Lawn. 4920 22, 1930. He lives with me in memory Remains at 6522- S.

Troy-st. Please omit1 and will forever more. LONESOME WIFE, TTT.TJE. flowers. 'Johns Hopkins university..