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CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 11, 1939. 14 m' LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE: On the Ebb Si. OEATH''HOTiCS3 I if ii i.L kJ i i c. Always in Pe rf ect Tc sis DOrVT WORRY GLCCY? A LITTLE GffvL- 1 CAN'T the tideits 11 WE WE'LL MAKE MS WHAT 'ES COTES PARLEY TO SEEK El OF POLLUTION MAKE IT? DOT ESS TO ri, ALL RIGHT- PS AUV START FADDUMQ HM-M THE AWAY INTT5 THf! HELP- BUT TRtS ALL- JOHH 1 BUT rrs rrs GOiUQ rr a cvw-D -ro poq- CURRENT IS RUMNWQ A LYTTir tA'JZZ FOQ" 1- rJ TO BE A JOB Sal5? STRONQ AT TV.KT- TVtE LIGHT -yimm KiESLlN'fl A.

Sies'iiiir. of ford dau2hf-r Mpry 1 the la'e W. SrTiitT, siller ol riHtr-Earle. Wiliiim Mrs. IratiersH Mrs.

lirteii Huord, -tlrorpe, Catherine and Npw-ell J. Lying Pt rest at iate jila- Hiri Wetlngsday nooir. rvi, i.ir!!nr--'sJ-.' 2 at parlors. 6'C9 S. Hatsten street.

Interment Mount Hope. Went worth 05(10. KNOCKAEKX Jules Knoekaeri. Sept. 9.

husband of Karbara. father of Peter P. and Louis St. funeral Tuesday, a.m., from residence. street.

Evans- tun, to St. Mchnlis' ehmcii. IntermeDt St. Peters, Center. "KKOaKR Martha ppb-t Kroker.

nee -loved v.if.i ot dear mother cf Viola ami Myrtle Peter. Emma Vomaeha. Gefirsp Kroker. and Mjrtfe Ambnul, lifter ot Ei! i if'rey, tiie late Frank and Elmer HMjsfiid At rest at fi'm-ral -1-iiilerton av -tue, until 11 a Tuesday. Servh-rs Tuesday.

2 n. at Kimball Avenue fiiited ehmxb. eornr cl Kimball and Medil! Inlernieiu Forest Home. KKCSE Anna Krttsc Inee Hnwaldl, Sept. 10.

at Iienver. v.i.fo of Fred .1. Krne. moilirr of Mrs. llorothy Kyder.

Mrs. Vera Kramer. Fred W. and the lat Paid Citizen Group to Discuss Problem. DEATH NOTICES are received for publication in lh-3 next morning's Final Edition of the Chicago Tribune up to 1 1 each night.

Call Superior 0100 Want Ad-Viser. seas- jssfeta-aasi CEMETERIES. DICK TRACY Vetoed OKMETEKY Arlimrlon: 1 1.2-Brave and WfUitiKlnn 4SrjH. .4 rave SACUIKICK 'i FISH COTS FAIRMOHNT. A3 LOMcS AS THEN CHAN6ED MV mind NOW DON'T START THESE WHEELS COINS FUftSAL CISECT0R3.

A conference will be held in Chicago this week to discuss methods of relieving the pollution problem resulting from the reduction in the diversion of water from Lake Michigan to the sanitary district canal. Attorney General John E. Cassidy announced the meeting yesterday. It was called after residents of Joliet End Lockport protested repeatedly that because of the decreased diversion from the lake the current in the canal near those cities has become sluggish and. as a consequence, obnoxious sewage odors plague the communities.

Similar complaints have been received from Justice Fark and Reduced from Cubic Feet. The diversion was reduced from 5,000 cubic feet a second to 1,500 last Jan. 1 in accordance with an order of the United States Supreme court. This order was issued in 1930, when the flow into the canal was 6.800 cubic feet a second, and followed a I'VE GOT YOUR CHECK FOR A THOUSAND DOLLARS SHOWING YOU BOUGHT HALF INTEREcST IN AAY BUSINESS WOMAN DEAL. IN 1 13 AROUK1D WERE.

STOLEN I fcj VOU'RE II lOOW DISHONEST AG AIMS SlfNElIJ, KI'NKRAl. HOME. ro.MI'LKTK H'NKRAI. AS LOW AS PM). 217 N.

Ciei-ro. iip.ii Ans 1 TOU. it. iVJfKI. OHAM.KY INC.

KltNERAl. 1)1 tUX'IION DPi-fi'tH ion rotlase (irove. Rail 7705 EVERY ONE KNOWS CART. ADAMS STKW A 'I071I vfii'TII 1 01 Ml Kruse. P.esfiii" at Iimerst home.

N. Central Autin. after Tuesdir noon. Services Wednesday, p. m.

lut-rment Coneordia. LATTEK Marann't Josephine J.atier. bom Cameron ase 74 years, wif- of Thomas m'j'her of Cameron and John sister ot Aiii ie-Cam' ion of Lancaster. and the late Aiiiitis and Dnnean. irom tb.ipel.

Stony Island to s. Ann ehtireii. Carfi-ld hcnlevan! and Wer.t-wi i-th aver. nr. Sept.

12. a. m. Burial iloiini Olivet. Dr.

Samuel J. Li Ik. late ot W. liaee. loved husband of Bessie, fend fither bf Mrs.

Fannie ar.d It. IlTiv.rct Lilz. Rfstinsr at funerri home, Roosevelt road Funeral servers iton-day. ar 11 o'clock. Internient Waidhoira Please omit, flowers.

ANDEL Isadore fjack MandeT. hrloyd. biiFlv.nd of Helen, fond father of Lucille. Funrr.il services Tuesday. Sept.

12. at 2 P. at chapel. E. 47 til street.

Tn-teiiiient Ridselawn. Late 'memher or Maj. L. M. Emiio camp.

No. 7.0, U. S. W. A RITOTM Theresa Maritote, nee Piscorn, suddenly, or SOii s.

Hernntaue avenue (devoted wife of Orazio, loving mother of Frank I Diamond I. John Mrs. Theresa Sar- -I WOMT LET VOLl aO. a. KkA-- LISTEN.BABE.

THE FRST TlE LA1P EVES 1 ON YOU X' HAD DRIVEN fc'j 4 52. AA1LES TO Kll.IL Sill kism) jr ff7 MOMUMEHTS AP MAUSOLEUMS. 4 AT CEMETERY MARKERS DEATH NOTICES lit Meiiioriit tn. BCCKMEIEK Minnie nm-limripr. In lovins bat long legal He over the contention kc slates and Canada ol several that the di was lowering laKe memory of our drar inothrr.

who left lis one yrar Imlay. Sr-pl. 11, lO-'iS. May licr dear soul rrst in nearn. THE BUCKMEliCR FAMILY.

LANG Loui In lovins memory of our darling" lather, who passed away lour years ago loilny. CHILDREN. --irs Conzolino. Mrs. Jennie ntnl Kos? Matti Ti.

fond iv ot Uen.i and Mafaida. Funeral 1C. at a. from eharrl. Taylor street, to Our Lrniy ol i.

Interment Mount Ca'rmel. Moilf.e U441I MCa fiery, suddenly, ln'" Mary, nee And-i hi'iu of James n1 Mary. Koiinr of f'a-reii 1'eier. Funeral HO a. in ruin ehapet.

r.ve im. to St. Andrew's ini, r- levels. To reduce district undo construction cons! ruction SMl Vl Die flow, the sanitary tyok a 177 million dollar program involving the of a network of inter- "A i In lorinic memory who passed awiy LOVING WIFE. 5TAVROS relrr Flarro.

of my beloved husband, une year ago today. mwa'Tp riisoosal cpptim' severs lor se fur SM IT TY LITTLE SQUIRTS! been taken river. Sewage v.hich for generations of by llie Chicago mriu Pa in i S.n:us' Member ol local 117 in. ion. BASTA Augusta Batri.

beloyed wife of the fuitl nirtlier Mrs. Roe Ziriirv. Edward. Joculi, Olio. Emil, Jerry, LEB Frank.

L. ieCaleb. KPW 4r, lie. S'-pt. 111.

heloveri I I a vi of Jlniide MeCalcb. fond lather ol HowanlF at ehapel, and Harvard Tu--s. and Krank JJasia. Funeral dny at JO a. at ehnprl.

1718 W. sirrt. Interment Bohemian National. 15ATrHELl.KSl-Aihii!n Mavfiard Babheller, d.i; v-t; S- pt. at 2 p.

Eurir.l Arlington. Met-ami. r-e-wife ot I (avid fond other of Ueor-e Mr ie and the laiP t-d- i Mctianu. sisier ot i.nou and the If.te Mary Keane. si tT y-fcmeritii.

S. End Margaret Func'il Tuest'iy. at ni late resideticp, 43'! Van T'li-ra ftn Si. Mel etiurch. Intermcr.t Calvary' beloved huf-band of Ella father ot Arehie K.

Eunera! Tuesday. at '2 o'elmk. at 141.1 Kosler avenue. Interment Memorial Park Evatiston. BENSON Hjalmar lienson, Sept.

lain of 41H1I N. Drakt? avenue, beloved husband ol Anna, nee 1 ('! -ti loud fa; her of Kri" aim Milton, grand fn I her ot Helen and Eimi broiher of Ernest. moth(-r. lour YAU fSIWHs MjffiW DOSSTBVHSPS ou look so Mice Jfiim coE lb schoou u)iTH fife m3 mj wA Wii 1 Z-Jn --J lua r.J 1W -t io. Olio Miller, formerly of 7P11 S.

h. i- beloveii Uusbnuii cf the O'Co -iifil Zliller, fiib'rr Edard Charlep. of Annie L. brothers and one sister Kwed.ii. w-rviei-s Monday.

p. at chajiei 51411 N. Ashland avenue at Foster, under tti" auspuea of Smeerely lodjre. No A If. A.

Also member of Steu 5tute No. 411 V. of A. Interment Aqacia Park. Lunsbeneh 5147.

-73 i- ami -Mrs. hi: I Siivma, of Wednesita at irc.m luurnl parlors 7b.i.. S. H-: -tos! street to SU church, interment. Olivet Kte.wp.rt 77(10.

Nl "LACK Frances Hcrr Niblack. lf, I at her residence. 1400 Lak: Shre wif. of the late Williarri C. i.io her of M-rs.

Janws Thorpe. Mrs. A Wen B. Swiftr and H. Ni'hfark.

services af st. Chrvsostorn'i diversion is ooniroled by locks in the canal near Lockport. Citizfns' Gronp Afks Aid. Since the reduction. Jolit.t rnd Lockpoi especially have been af-fec-ted by the odors from the waters or the canal.

A citizens' proup asked Attorney General Cassidy for aid. and he instructed William Clauson, an assistant attorney general to call the conference. Sanitary district engineers, army encineers, and Tr iiet cili7ens 'representatives are ex-pc! rd to at tend. One possible step, it was repurted. Kiay be the dialling of a petition to bf; filed with the Supreme court for a rehearing or for modifications limiting the lake diversion.

The sanitary District already has a petition on file with the court seeking an increase in the diversion. JMayor George T. Jones of Joliet recently complained to federal authorities of the odcis and unsanitary vater. Secretary ol War Woodring notified him that for any change to ho effected in the diversion it would be necessary to present a petition to t'le Supreme court asking modifications in the court's order UNION LEAGUERS TO MARK SIGNING OF CONSTITUTION The Constitution day celebration of Interment church, pt-ivatp. i ursffey.

Lake Forrst BERRTHAr. TliotTfa Br-rfflhat. Tire Sr-hu-niai'licr: briovrrl wjfn of Jtilrti. l'ar moth-pt of t'atlierine Grtilier, Mary Ors-trrrrii 'arr, Tlirrcsa. and Adam.

ersrHmoth-or of fourlrpn fframichildrcn. t'uncnil Thii'-cilay. Sept. 14. at 10 a.

m. from fn-nrral lmnip. 'il57 Irvinsf Tnik to St. r.frfUict clnirth. Intfrmont.

St. BI.ECHEHT Aniia H. Hlr-irhnrt of Kat End aM'iiii1. brloved wife of Aliiort fnnil mothr-r of the late Olive ile Moniforl. wlpr of and iV'nrup (iriruiit.

r'lii'i-rnl Tursd.iv. Prpt VI nt n. at Cottage Grove veil liitpniiPiit i'loiini. Hope. nROSN X-Sre Gasyaway.

CIIRIST1 AXSKN Aus'ist Chi HliF.n.'pn. fatiirr p. m. emeterj Oldenburg, 62, OBITUARIES ot and A Hi -it C. I hrisiianson nml Irs.

fl'dl. 2 p. at ilKipi ISO Luke; street Oalc HMRSSHCM AttiZ. Danish Minister, Dead I Lawrence S. Macy.

Chicago's i 9 Ivan M. Eregowsky. Ivan M. BreRowsky, metallurgical eneineei for a chemical and well known in Private funeral services rente S. Macy were held TWO IN CHICAGO ARE KILLED BY HIT -RUN DRIVERS Andrew Ciciora, 58 years old, S348 Brandon avenue, a steel company laborer, was injured fatally by the automobile of a hit and run driver at 91st street and South Chicago Toll I raric MCKOI.S W.

Nichols, hclovrd hu-baiid Loiiihe. iu-o Ferrari: fond faihrr of Ivrs Mary Sihrciber. brother of Mrs. Narcy Cijiiiic and Mrs. JpaneMe Ajiplton.

Funeral ft'onday Spt. 11, 2 p. as rer-i-'eiice P. Loomis street. cer.iclery.

Carl Nic's Nielsen, residence Vex Lake, beloved husband cf Antn! dear father of Mary I'aum. Caroline Kmecher. and Otlo A. Funeral services Tuesday. 2 p.

at funeral home. 14 OS Belmont avenue. Jnicrment Montrose. OLIPHANT touisii M. Oliphant of P.

Hay fold avenue, sister cf Amos Charles (be late Wiliism and David H. fiest-iiic at ii.mer&l 570S W. Maciison street, wb re sf rvit es will be b'id Tuesday at 2 p. in. interment r'orest.

Home. OLIVER Louise Dietrich Oliver ot Lake Park beloved wife of Oliver, sisier of J. E. Dietrich. Mrs.

Marjrarct and Peter Dietrich ot services at chapel. 41 i I Cot tare Grove venue, Monday. Sopt. II. at 2 p.

at. Crrmation Oak Woods. PANZEGRAO Ida Paiizcran tr.ec Mnrsh(. Si r-t. S.

deari.v beloved wife i fond of Norman raud-moiher of sis'-r vf Mrs. Mareifraf. tvl William Marsh. late home. Kii4.W.

street until 1 p. Tuesday, 12, tiierce to lVacs Memorial chinch. 78ih and Laflin in Christ church, Winnetka. Mr. Macy, the son of Mr.

and Mrs. J. Wil- PARIS, Sent. 10 JV). Andreas Oldenburg, 62 years old, Danish minister to France since 1932, died Saturday at his home near Fontaineblcau after live months' illness.

He served es secretary of the Danish consulate in New York Ciiy in 1905, and was vice consul in Chicago from 1905 to 1907. Cliicago, died yesterday in Hollywood, friends here learned lasl night. He moved west four months ago niter retiring as general manager of the Union League club this year will luncheon Friday noon at Goblet Manufacturing company. Ho bs a Lieut. Gen Stanley II.

Ford snd Rear C. Watts will be guests I liams Macy of Hubbard Woods, was Aug. 7 in a 100 foot plunge while mountain climbing at Bad Aus-j see, Austria. He was 20 years old. He was graduated from the North Shore Country Day school in 1937, and was a member of the class of 13-11 at Harvard university.

At the time of An unidentified man about D5 years eld was injured fatally by a hit and run driver at State and 4Sth streeis. WiHie Jones. 20, colored, of 4-110 South Admiral W. cf honor. Mem hers llpSlS thUS nation's mo of the club and their will honor two ot the it distinguished officers Oi l) FAIKt.ROI NIS TO UK SOLD.

Cartliaire. Sept. 10 Approximately 115 aerts comprising i he old llan-co' county fairgrounds jl the west city limits, will he sold at puttie auction Thursday nliernoon by Samuel Niijior, special mafter in chancery. would have been years month. Bern ant! educated in Russia, he came to the United States in ISl'S and was connected in later years with the Illinois Steel, Crane.

Westing-house and other companies During the world war he was a metallurgist in the army ordnance department in Chicago. He had been with the Grabier company since Services the accident young Macy was leading a party of three American and two Viennese students on a two weeks' expedition to the Austrian Alps. street, where services will be conduci-d Hope. Mem- at li p. m.

Mount tier of Damascus chapter No. '44, O. E. S. Park.

Jntri nu nt Olive. OKI'iKARi Coiicflla Crihrari. wifs of the late k'i micppfo. dear molher of Mrs. I.ina Lof-luri and Mr" Elizabeth LonifFO.

Ku-neiai 'fucwlay. 12. at a. m. from V.

Conere street, to Our J.ady of l'i ir.pp ehnrch, 12'24 Lrsiimtou. Inlrrmcnt Mount Van Burrn ol'-S'Z. DATTII.O ViiiM-iit lViiMlo of Prospect avplu. lark Kidire, beloved husband of Icia. nee (iatto: loud lather ol Josr.ntune Lo Miani'o.

Marpj.rpt Wilson, JiTome. Fram-rs. and Lena Kuneral Wpdnesda.v. Seiit. T) at a.

f'-om fnnPia! lionie. 120 Northwisl. hichwK.r. IV.rk Kidsn; in si. r.r.il of il.p Cross I'liureh.

liitermeni toi'llt Carmel. DIAMOND Frank Diamond. See Theresa Maritote notice. l'E' DM AN Louis Kerdman. beloved sort of Sam and Pauline, brollipr of Arthur, Eva.

and Robert. Funeral Monday. SvPt. 11. p.

at chapel. 4225 W. Poofevelt road. Iniernient Chica'-'o and cemetery, lth avenue, Maywood. FITZGERALD Margaret Fitzgerald, late of .1 1'0 N.

I.oekwood avenue, in-iovi'i! of thP l.ile Miiharl Marsarel I nor- Ryan, fond sis-ier cf Edward lovins aunt of Jimmie and Kitz-perald. i'uneral Wednesday, 1-'. at a. from luneral W. Nortl! avenue, to St.

Prtrr church. Interment Mount CarmM. of Joan of Arc ourt, 12j, C. p. of A.

Alerrmiac FJTKSiJIMOXS Marcrarct Gavin Fitssim-mons. Sent. 1(1. beloved wife of the late Phillip mother of Lorr-Pa Ward. Edna Williams.

Dun? Korv.in. Alice W'allenberfr. Avis. Waiter, and Marion Mc-Niihol. "isler of Mrs.

Maria Feer.py, Mrs. Kalheriiie Sieniwrclel f'ne late Luke. William, tins-sie. Mrs. Eva Tafte.

Funerr.l IrSm residence Vernon avenue. a to St. Dorothy's church. In-tcrnifiit Holy Sepulchre. FTLTOK Morris M.

Fiillon. beloved husband of Esther, nee McKendrick faiher of Robert -Mrs. Laura Lederer, and Kg i and burial will be in Glendale, Cal. Dr. Samuel J.

Lilz. Dr. Sair.U'l J. Litz, a physician in Park way, was seized later as the driver. Seeley S.

Small, 26, of Libertyville, was killed last night when his automobile and another collided head-on in route 54, one mile north of Rollins road and south of Lake Villa. Mrs. Margaret Janisch of 1631 Rascher avenue, driver of the other car, was injured slightly. Harry Newton, 59 years old, 551 Madison street, died early today in Columbus hospital from injuries re kf M'ia4K- 7 Cfl7W'Jl More than 98 of the city's automobile fatalities are of a nature physically impossible on an elevated highway. pnd fit the same time commemorate the 152d anniversary of the signing cf the constitution," said C.

L. Rice, chairman of the club's committee on rvblic affairs." Lieut. Gen. Ford, commandant ol the Sixth corps area since last Kovember, recently was promoted to the three star rank shared by only three other United States army officers. Repr Arimirsl Watts took coin wand of the Ninth naval district on Aug.

25. The sixth annual Constitution day observance sponsored by the Constitution day committee will be a dinner in the Stevens hotel next Sunday Ft which Gov. John W. Erickcr oi Ohio will speak. I Satnuel Pow.

Funeral services for Samuel Pow, poet and writer on economics, will be held at 2 p. m. today in the ehapel at 3G00 Roosevelt road. Burial will be in Waldheim cemetery. Mr.

Pow, who was 31 years old, died Thursday in Denver, Colo. He was the author of the "Rubaiyat Answer to Omar Khayyam' Surviving are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ilyman Pow of 1546 South Homan avenue, a brother, and two sisters. Hyde and McNulty was given at 539 Sheridan road, Glencoe.

The hospital ceived on September 4 at Beach drive and Belden avenue in Lincoln park when he was hit by an auto driven by VI Of 1 i had no address for Jones. Jones and McNulty later left the hospital. William Urban, 17, of 14100 South California avenue, Posen, died in the Lorctto hospital of burns suffered in automobile accident at Wabansia and McVickers avenues Aug. 26. Chicago for more than twenty-five years, died yesterday.

He was 55 years old and lived at 320S 65th i place. For many years. Dr. Lilz was a physician of the bosrd of education land served in various schools through-i out the city. His widow, Bessie; a daughter, Mrs.

Fannie Michaels, and a son, Dr. Bernard Litz, survive, Services wiil be held at 11 a. m. today in the chapel at 4225 Roosevelt road. Burial will be in Waldheim eemeierv.

James C. MiiehcH. i James C. Mitchell, supervisor of accounts and eoileciiovis in the in-itcrnal revenue bureau in Chicago, died yesterday in his old home in Marlboro. it was learned here.

Mr Mitchell, who was 53 years old, took a leave of absence four weeks -teW Raymond Eullard, 45, of 4761 irginia avenue. Three Glencoe residents were injured yesterday when their car overturned ten miles west of Racine, on Highway 41. The most seriously injured is David Hyde, 25, a Yale graduate. The others are Arthur R. Jones Jr.

and "Henry McNulty. All were taken to St. Luke's hospital at Racine, vhere the address of bolh up to 4 p.m. yesterday 571 persons had been killed by automobiles in Cook county since Jan. 1.

Of these, i 441 were killed in Cliicago, where were injured in Irafic accidents Mrs. Frances Hsrr Niblack. Mrs. Frances Herr Niblack, the widow of William C. Niblack, died yesterday in her home at 1400 Lake Shore drive.

Mrs. Niblack, who was 82 years oid, was born in Harpers Ferry, Va. She had lived in Chicago for many years. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. James Ward Thorne and Mrs.

Alden B. Swift, and a son, Austin H. Niblack. Funeral services Information Stewart PATTEKSOX Mrs. Thomas Ely Patterson Inee Clara Wiley nse 87, at iter home Los AtiEreles.

Sept. Survived by her sister. Margaret S. Wiley; her nephew' Arthur S. Wiley, and niece.

Mrs. John C. Don-ncl! Services Tuesday morninfr. at St. John's Episcopal church, -Anselcs.

Lai. Xw Vork papers ydcase copy. PICSSO'LA NO Tony hrlnvnri fir-band of the late Florence fomi father r.f Michael. Mrs Jnscphinp Frer-so. F'e Dolly.

Mrs Ella La Joseph Jam-s Pessolano Funeral Tues.lav at 3 a. m. from residence, ViT. to S.ineta Maria Incoronnia churcri. Inierrriciit Mount Olivet.

Victory 15-59. PIS'COPO See Theresa Maritote notice. POW Samuel beloved son of Ilyman and Sonia Pow. hroher of Sol. Fauline, and Kosp.

Services Monday. 2 p. at chapel. SfiOO W. Roosevcit trad.

I'OWEMS Far-ell beloved wife of fond mothpr J. Far-red. Donald r.nd Ma-cfta Jfiie. Funeral Wednesday. Sept.

a. from late resie'euce, 915 K. Oak Park avrnc. Oak Park, to St. Giles church.

Interment Mount Carmcl. Austin S(i20. KEU.MA.N-Louts Redman, age years, cf 41ir N. I.omr avenue, betoved husband Dorothy, fond father ot Neal and Invinjr son of Esther, brother of Sam. Florence.

Solly -Meyer: Frnerat Monday, at 2 p. at chapel. Roosevelt road, corner Tripp, rnterment Westlawn. KOSKNSTEIN- Jake Rosrpstein. beloved husband of Yett.i.

fond father of Sylvia Mints and Moil-in brother of Rose Tess Fn-ectnian. Sarah Sclip. Manuel, and Henry Rosensfeiu. Funeral Tuesday. Sept.

12, a.t 10 a. af chapel. 9.10 47th street, to Temple Emanuel cemetery fWaidheim. SPA LLCNE Joseph Snallone. beloved hlts-banil of the late Maria, fond father of Louise.

Mrs Julia Devanna. Victor. Frank, Mrs Clara Faieo, Kocco. Lucille, Samuel. Anthony, Josephine, and Anna.

Funeral Thursday. Sprit. 14, at 9 a. from chapel. rsi.7.'t W.

Harrison street, to Our Lady ot l'omncii chtirch. Interment Mount Carmel. Kcdzie STAABS Alice L. Slashs of Parksid5 avenue, Sept. 8.

beloved wife of Charles H. Slants mother of Charles sister of William and Violet Wasner and Mrs Stella MoDermott At chanel. 55H N. Ashland avpuup, where services will be he'd Monday, Sept. 11.

at 3 p. m. Inter in the same period. Yaw Can Hmrmv l(piP Mrs. Marie Murges.

Funeral Wednesday, a. from W. Madison streel. 1o Our Lady of Sorrows church, liilcniicnt Mount Olivet. CASSAWAT John Gassaway.

at Palm Beach. Fla infant son of Owen H. and Catherine Urosnan G.issaway. broiher of Winifred. Mount t'ainiel cemetery, at cimvcn- ii of family.

CIULL Frank Grill. 2241 W. Erie street, beloved son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grill, dear brother of Harriot and llemiie.

Resiini; at funeral home. W. North avrmie. Services. IS p.

Tuesday, Sept. 12. Interment Mount Olive. Call Belmont US12. HANSON Harold Hanson.

Sept. a. lite of N. Kenmore avenue: beloved husband of Alma, lond father of George. Gtinnard.

Oscar, Krnrst. rerner. and Mrs. Mildred Larson. Funeral Tuesday.

2 p. at chapel, 9211 Belmont avenue. Interment Kosehill. HARRIS Alexander Harris, beloved husband of the late Hattie, fond father of Berthold. Funeral Monday.

Sept. 11, at p. at chapel, tKifi E. 47th street. Interment Free Sons.

ago because of iilness. lie came to the Chicago internal revenue office in 1924, and was credited with organizing his department to make it one of the most efficient in the country. Mr. Mitchell's widow, Anna, who was with him at his death, survives. 7 TWO RELIGIOUS SERVICES OPEN DU PAGE FETE Two open air religious services in Kaperville yesterday opened Du Page county's centennial celebration, which will continue through the week.

At rmon in the yard of the Catholic church of SS. Peter and Paul, a field mass was celebrated by the Rev. William Plunkett of F.lmhurst. The altar rested on the site of the first. Catholic-church cf the county which was erected ninety-three years ago.

Th" Rev. Joseph A. Gehrig, pastor of Sacred Heart church, Lombard, was the centennial speaker. Last night the Rev. Dr.

Ernest Lynn Waldorf, bishop of the Methodist area of Chicago, was the centennial speaker at Protestant services in Martin park. Massed choirs from churches throughout the county sang. A centennial pageant will be held tomorrow night under the direction of Prof. Guy E. Oliver of North Central college.

wear ft nirs. Margaretha C. Wolf. I will be at 2:30 p. rn.

tomorrow in St. Chrysostom's church. Mrs. Margaret Farrell Powers. Mrs.

Margaret Farrell Powers died yesterday in the Sacred Heart sanitarium in Milwaukee. She was the wife of John F. Powers, treasurer of L. Gould Co. Surviving are two sons, J.

Farrell and Donald F. Powers, and a daughter, Maretta Jane Powers. The funeral will be held at 9:30 a. m. Wednesday from the residence at 915 North Oak Park avenue, Oak Park, to St.

Giles church. Mrs. Margaretha C. Wolf, a resident of Chicago since 1865, died yesterday in her home at 1631 East 70th street. Her death was caused by pneumonia which developed after she suffered a fractured hip in a fall.

Surviving are two sons, Henry and Eugene, and a daughter, Irene. The funeral will be held at 10 a. m. Wednesday from the home to St. Laurence church.

Eurial wilt be in Oak Woods cemetery. HOLSTE Marv A. Holstc. Sept. 10.

widow of the late Edward Holsle, sister of Julius, and Laura. Services Tuesday. Sept. 12. at 2 p.

at chapel, 124-2(1 Madison Ftreet. at Lombard avenue. Oak Park. Interment Forest Dome. ment -Mf-mnrtai Park.

TP.ACY Andi-rvr Tracy, lite of "Vifi Dar. toti street fond son of Annie -McKenrie Tracy and the Into Andrew, of Mrs. Elicn Kenny. Isiih-11. Ethel.

William, and Walter. Funeral' Wednesday. 9:00 a. from chapel. Belmont avenue, to St.

Vincent's church. LIFEGUARD SAVES Frank Miller. TMRFF TN AtTF' Frank lin 62 years old, L. iiV house officer of the Y. M.

A. chief hotel You can borrow money on jewelry, diamonds, watches or silverware, just as you could borrow from a commercial bank on stocks or bonds as security. The FIRST STATE Pawners Society's only charge for any loan is 1 a month, with no extras, whether you borrow much or little. We will lend you a dollar for a month and charge you just interest. A loan of $100 for a month will cost you $1 or for a year it will cost you exactly $12.

These are the lowest rates in Cliicago on jewelry loans. FIRST TATE PAW SOCIETY Under State Supervision Out only office: 42 SOUTH CLARK STREET Near Monroe Ground Floor DIRECTORS VANEK Anna Vanefc, late of 2129 S. Chris THEN COLLAPSES VJ.t KOWE Bena G. Howe, Sept. beloved wife of the iate Gilbert, dear mother of John, "Gustavo, and Gcorjfe Lowe.

Mary l.aiopn. and Jcanuette Hotseison. Tuesday, 2 p. at funeral chapel, Fulierton avenue. Burial Mount OPve.

IDE Hans Ide, beloved husband of the late Ida. nee Lancfeld: fond father of John. Tiliie, Ella. Charles. Louise, Harold.

Elmer, Adeline, and the late Alma- Esch. Funeral Wednesday. 2 p. from residence, 7845 Niles Center road. Niles Center, to St.

Petpr Evangelical church. Interment St. Peter's. JOHNSON Will Johnson of Greenwood avenue, beloved husband of Elida. Conimandcry services under auspices ol-Monljoie commandery No.

K. ai memorial chapel. E. tiild street at Evans avenue, Tuesday, Sept. 12, at 2 in.

Member of Punan lodsc, io. S77. A. F. A.

and Fairvicw chastrrC. No. I'll, R. A. M.

Macomb and Colchester, Official of Union Miners Falls Dead While Eating Fairmount, V. Sept. 10 J. Frank Miley, 49 years old, president of the Northern West Virginia district, United Mine Workers of America, and a regional C. I.

O. director, died of a heart attack while eating in a restaurant tonight. In 1933 he succeeded Van A. Bittner as IT. M.

W. district president. Bittner is now chairman of the C. I. Os packing house workers' organizing committee.

He had been employed by the hotel for eighteen years. His widow, Minnie, servive. He lived at 1931 North Whipple street. Funeral services will be held Wednesdav. Ri Dr.

Hu5o tiana avenue, Sept. S. 19:59. wife of the late John Vnnck, totwl taother of Marie Briehaeek-. Anna Siruck, Joseph.

James, and Albeit, and the late John, Frank, and diaries Funeral Tuesday, at a.m., from funeral home. ii842-44 W. Cermalr road, to St. Ludmilla's church. Interment St.

Ari.ilb.rCs Information. Cicero 243. VINEBERC Esther Vinebers. beloved wifs of Malcolm, fond mother ot Malcolm ilcvotcd dausht'-r of Mrs Minnie Hansen. dear sister of Mrs Florence Martin.

Fu-' ne; al services MonRay. Sept. 11, at 1 p. m. at- rhapi 9MC, E.

47th street, to Oai Wooils. Pt-melery. WARNESSON Alice. Warnesson. pee Cade, leioved wif of the late Prof.

Juies Warnesson. fond mother of Aupruste, Victoria. Jule, Marguerite Looby, Aniia. ar.d the late Alice, grandmother of Jules Looby and Alice Warnesson, sister of John Isaac and Anna Cade of Brooklyn. N.

Y. Funeral Wednesday, Sept. l.T at 9 a. from her late residence, 4:527 N. Red vale avenue, to St.

Edward' church and All Saints' WOLF Margaret ha C. Wolf, nee At'SUstine, betoved wife of the tate Michael W. fond mother of Henry. Eupene. Irene, and the late Horace, Arthur, and Florcrca Mafic.

Funeral Wednesday. Sept. 1.1. at 1't from resirieiice. E.

71P.H treef, to St. Laurence church. Interment Oak. Woods. papers please co.ij KAHS-Morris L.

Kahn. beloved on ot. the late Louis and Anna Kahn. father of Warren Kahn. broiher ot Hinria Eahu.

Jlrs. Kat'ic Kramer, Mrs. F. E. Marks, L.

L. Goldrath. and the late Dr. Myron E. Kahn.

Funeral Tuesday, Sept. 12, at 11 Lifeguard Richard Johnson of Evans-ton wouldn't quit. He tugged at the oars the harder when high waves and strong winds drove him back yesterday. A mile off Main street lie readied an overturned sailing kayak and rescued Robert Wellington, 17 years old, of 532 Sheridan road, and Peter Moulder, 18, of 623 Sheridan road, both of Evanston, and William Hahn, 18, of 110 6th street, Lifeguard Johnson, just 19 himself, didn't quit then. He collapsed, though, when he had the three in his boat.

The coast guard finished the rescue. Lifeguard Johnson gets a month for it. But he got a bonus yesterday: Cheers from a crowd of SCO; praise from Beach Superintendent Edgar Salamon, a. from chapel, 9ob" E. 4th siceet.

to Los C- Sept. 10 OP). Dr. Hugo Riesenfc'd, 60 years old, died today. A native of Austria, Dr.

PJesenfcid became musical conductor and producing director of three New York theaters, the Rialto, Rivoli, and Criterion, and later was in charge of all musical productions for United Artists pictures in Hollywood. Wisler Gable Zeamer. Philadelphia, Sept. 10 Special. Wisler Gable Zeamer.

39 years old, executive editor of the Evening Bulletin, died today after a long Illness." Waldheim cemetery. KELLEY Charles Kelley, beloved husband of Corotyn. fond father of Charles Jr. t. Available 24 hours day and night at lowest rates In Chicago ifr CALL 6000 1 T.

E. Donnelley John V. Farwell Howard W. Fenlon John McKinlay John Stuart John P. Wilson A.

A. Carpenter Kent Chandler Albert B. Dick, Jr At mortuary, 1008 E. 79th street. Funeral fc1 notice later.

KELLT Kowan Boone Kelif. forid husband of Roxie, father of Raymond. Norman, and Marraret Kelly. Funeral Tuesday. 2:45 r.

348 W. Jladuon street. Interment Woodlawn cemetery.