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CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1942. 11 DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE: The Grim Peeper NETTENST ROM Maude M. Nettenatrom. ne ENGEL Norman It. Engel.

Aug. 21. beloved 1 I I lAfUCKI I DMaI TM GOIN TO BE GEE YOU Jtediltng. In New Port Rlohey. wit ot the late John R.

Nettenstrom. Funaral notice later. WE HELP OUR SOLDIERS WELL, ER.NtXJ VANISHING V06EL SHOWS SHERIFF HE NEEDS A BOAT A GUERRILLA BEHIND son of Anna and the late Henry Engcl. fond brother of Mrs. Grace Nahr.

Funeral Monday 2 p. m. at chapel, JefTary -boulevard at 77th atreet under auspices ot Mystic Star lodre. No. 758, A.

F. A. M. Interment Oak Woods. THEIR LINES THAT'S' I it- wcre COMMANDOS, WHEN DO WE GO OUT AND O'CONN ELL Bess O'Connell.

dearly beloveej AN SAILORS AN MARINES AN COAST GUARD BOYS IN THT BEST WAY WE CAN-BY WORKIN AND RAISIN DRIFTWOOD. WE HAVEN ANY INVADERS AROUND HERE WHOTY WHY driftwood! you're not COIN' TO I UP I'M NOT COIN I I TO BE A SOLDIER I OR SAILOR OR 1 I MARINE OR COAST I GUARDSMAN- Jk SURE ARE A I BLOODTHIRSTY I LITTLE GUY! I BUT I GUESS YOU I KNOW MORE I 'BOUT IT THAN 1 WHERE 1 CAN GET AT THEM IN TH' DARK BEFORE THEY KNOW daughter of the late John and Hannah, fondt sister of Mary and Katberine. Funeral from chapel. 413H Madison street. Saturday, Aug.

22. 8:45 a. to St. Mela church. Interment Calvary.

GET SOME ENRIGHT Frank J. Enright. beloved son ot MONEY TO BUY BONDS OUST NOW- BE A I WHATS HIT THEM- FOR ONE JUtii not Mt i MM O'CONNOR Patrick J. O'Connor. Aur.

21, IWt.li.ii. -jTZiZii the late Thomas Jr. and Catherine lov-Ing brother of Laura E. Funeral Monday, lo a. from lata residence.

4410 N. Tripp avenue, to St. Edward's church, Kostner and Sunnyside avenues. Interment Calvary. Member Father O'Connor council.

No. $87, X. and Hildalgo court. C. O.

F. FIRST HAND? 1'JtZ ot Monroe avenue. River Forest, husband of the late Klizabeth. ne Vur pillat: father of Mrs. William D.

Hagerty. Resting at funeral home. 318 S. Central avenue. Austin.

Funeral Monday, a. to St. Luke's church, corner Lathrots and Lake. River Forest. Interment Mount Carmel.

Please omit flowers. FERGUSON Theresa Ferguson, nee Donlon, Then Slot Machine Boss Might Be Found. PARIS Ines L. Pakfa of 4924 X. Magnolia iff tf a ot.t fXJ a7 Coprnrkt, 1943, NlCX lil 3i Hrwt SjndteUa C.

fee. I 3 MJJ VjS avenue, fond mother of Pauline Holliday, Winona Burford, Pearl Leonard. Loretta Gray, Kimball Provins. and Louisa Flesher. sister of Ray L.

De Bolt. At chapel. 3fR)5-07 Lincoln avenue, where services will bm held Monday at 1 :30 p. m. Burial Wuaders.

PECHOTA Anna Pechota ne Burianekl. 3033 W. 64th atreet, beloved wife ot Frank, devoted mother of Mary. George. Frances.

Rose, John. Helen, and Betty, sister of Emma Burtanek. Funeral Monday. 10:30 a. a chapel.

6218 S. Kedn avenue, to Bohemian National cemetery. Prospect 3810. GASOLINE ALLEY LINE IS BAITED WWT IU3ESrll I I CATflifms sj.ruT icM I IT Trrs beeh THIS IS THE WAY mi PERKO Joseph Perko. age 35.

at Gary. rp UKB 10 SPSHP on Y0t PONT Live I I I SO FAfZ AWAV AMD I I YJUXL 6 BACK. I I DOC'S At THIS END IV OF THE LIMB. AH A GXAS10 VACAT0M AND MY S4TUffPAY neiovert nusoand of Anne, nee lurovicb; son of Mr. and Mrs.

John Perko. brother ot Charles, Michael, John, and Anne, brother-in-law ot Anton Madnck and Amelia Perko. Funeral Tuesday, 8:30 a. from cbapel, Commercial avenue to St. George's church and St.

Mary's cemetery. WIGHTS, NfJSA in rc HAT5 TO ii i ii it MS PFEFFER Helen Pfefter. ne Ktefee. wif beloved wife of Rollo. fond mother of Marilyn Brenke and Marjory, aister of Margaret.

Funeral Monday at 9 a. m. from mortuary. 1008 E. 79th street, to St.

Franci de Paula church. Burial St. Mary'. FERRARI Guglielmo Ferrari fBrasel. beloved husband of Ida, nee Gliorl; fond father of Reno and the late Fosca.

Funeral Monday. Aug. 24. at 9 a. from funeral home.

N. Wells street, to St. Philip Benisi church. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. Delaware 1525.

FINNERTY Mary V. Finnerty. daughter of the late Peter and Nora, fond aister of Jerry. Peter, James, John. Harold, and Sister M.

Carentia, O. S. F. Funeral Saturday. 9:30 a.

from the Hickey Funeral home, to St. Patrick' church. Kankakee, 1U. Interment Mount Carmel, Hillside. FREDERICKS Stella Fredericks, beloved wife of Louis, dear mother of Lydia and Ruth.

Mprvices Monday, 2 p. at funeral home, 3301 Fullerton avenue. Interment Ridge-wood'. GALLAGHER Mary G. Gallagher, nee Fitz-Patrick, of 1844 Farwell avenue, beloved wife of the late John fond mother of Gertrude Daniel Arthur and the late Alice sister of Elisabeth Skelley and Richard Fltzpatrlck.

Funeral Monday, Aug. 24. at 10 a. from funeral home, 1369 Devon avenue, at Glenwood, to St. Jerome church and Calvary.

Pleas omit flowers. GALUGAN Se Grace Wick notice. GILCHRIST Harriet Foster Gilchrist, age 75, aister ot John F. and Jamea M. Gilchrist.

Funeral Monday. Aug. 24. at late residence, 5400 Blackstona avenue, 2:30 p. m.

Please omit flower. Burial private. GOLOMBOW1CZ Adam Golombowlc. beloved husband of Emily, father of Anne and Stanley, father-in-law ot Saille. Funeral Monday, Aug.

24. 9:30 a. front funeral home, 2325 S. California avenue, to St. Roman' church.

Interment Resurrection Fleas omit flowers. Rockwell 0166. GOODSMITH Elisabeth Mouldlnr Goodsmlth. Aug. 20.

1942. ot Delavan Lake, for. merly of Chicago. 111., wife of Dr. Heber M.

Goodsmith, mother ot Kathenne Goodsmith. sister of Mrs. Sarah Peart Beere and Thomas C. Moulding. Resting at chapel.

HI of the late Nicholas C. dear mother ot Angelina Sharkey, Monica and Helen Tal-lon. aister of Frank, August, Clsra Seller. Bernard, Ethel Yarnrll. and tha lata Mary Miller and Louise.

Funeral Monday. Aug. 24. at 10 a. from her late residence, 7024 S.

Morgan street, to Sacred Hear church. Interment St. Mary's. Stew. 0460.

J5 T'l I I WB 17 peg PLENN ERT Maria PlennerU 3543 N. Oakley avenue, Aug. 18, 1942, beloved wire of Frank, lovinr mother of Peter. Marie, Evelyn Kurgan, and Frank, fond grandmother of Dorothy and Peter, dear mother-in-law ot Sophie Plmnert and Vincent Kurgan. Funeral Saturday.

Aug. 22, at 0 a. from chapel. 2114 Irving Park road, to Su Benedict's church. Interment St.

Joseph a cemetery. Pleas omit flower. ijt-. u. s.

ht'bgrt Th Chtf io Trilmiw. POMEROY Pant Phlneas Pomeroy. hus UNDERTAKERS. band ot the late Lenntine, father of Paul F. Service at Muskegon.

Tuesday afternoon. Interment Muskegon. Member of Warren Harding lodge. No. 1103.

A. F. A A. M. pBITU ARIES 6 CHILD DEATHS JOHN P.

CONWAY, OFFICIAL WEATHER FORECAST RANG Ricky Ranr. nee Rosenstlel. desrty Shri2 Thomas J. O'Brien's deputies have been trying in vain for 10 rr.cr.ths to serve a subpena on Edward Vc-eL boss of the Guzik-Nitti syndicate's slot machine division. Yesterday there were developments which ir.oirsted they might do better if they grt a boat to use in the search.

Ve-! was named in a subpena 1s-in the Criminal court last after the grand jury expressed a desir to question him about the gambling racket operated by the syndicate as revealed in rec-crds obtained by The Tribune and gr.en to State's Attorney Courtney. Hunt in Vain for Months. Thru out the winter and spring O'Brien s.aid his men were hur.t:r.g Vocel. but could not find rim. altho it is common knowledge that the gaming boss lives in apart-irsmt at 4.VO Marine drive.

Lat month when the July grand Jury became vexed at the sheriff's to serve the subpena. O'Brien forced to bother Vogel to the extent of placing a deputy sheriff on tre tfoormat of the 4300 building. yesterday Robert McKillop. in the coast guard lighthouse r.er the mouth of th Chicago river, a a -6 foot cruiser run aground on the its in front of the breakwater enter, ling south from his tower. He calied the old Chicago coast guard station, which sent a crew to pick up the four occupants of the boat.

Identifies Self as VogeL In the station a man who as Edward Vogel. 4300 Lake Shore drive, said he was the owrer of the boat and that his were V. VogeL N. Laden, ar.d Mrs. VogeL Chief Boatswain's Kate Paul Sommerville.

In charge of the station, did not know of the search the sheriffs office was making er land for Vogel and permitted the group to depart "after Vogel said he might be reached at a telephone number that was later found to have been issued to Gay Kahn at 4300 Lake Shore drive. Alt-o Lake Shore drive is the term for the Outer drive system at 4300 north and is the designation employed by the telephone company, the city map department reported that the proper name Is drive. O'Brien could not be reached far on the similarity of the r.ames cf the boat owner and the gambling lord, but it was generally believed that the coincidence was so strikir.g that only the sheriff could it. ARE BLAMED ON LEAD SOLDIERS VETERAN, HEROIC POLICEMAN, DIES hmn Son Funeral Service beloved wife- of George. Funeral Monday.

2 p. at Downs funeral home. 314 Fox street. Aurora. Interment at Spring Laka cemetery, Aurora, 111.

1567 Maple avenue. Evanston. services 2:30 p. m. Saturday at Rosehlll cemetery chapel, Chicago.

Kindly omit flowers. INDIANA: Scattered thunderahowen; cooler in northwest and extreme north In evenlnc LOWER MICHIGAN: Scattered thundershow-era; cooler in west and north; Ireih to moderately strong -winds. RASCHKE Paul J. Raschke. 2949 Arch GROSSO Mary Grosso.

beloved wife of Herbert St. Germain. Herbert St. Germain, teacher of shop and mechanical drawing at Fen-ger High school, died yesterday in the Hines veterans' hospital. He was 46 years old, and lived at 1662 East 103d street.

Mr. St. Germain served overseas as a marine sergeant in the first World war. In recent years he became known nationally in the American Legion as captain of the Beverly Hills national champion drill Brodie Urges Disposal street, suddenly, husband of Nellie, father ot Doris, Evelyn, and Betty Jane. Funeral Tuesday.

9:30 a. from chapel. 2878 S. Throop street, to St. Barbara church.

lo terment Resurrection. WISCONSIN: Scattered showers or thunderstorms and cooler; occasional rain and much cooler in evening; fresh to strong winds: Hisrhest temperature for 12 hours and lowest lor -4 hours preceding p. Aug. Won Tribune Award for Battling Bandits, John P. Conway, who won The Chicago Tribune's $100 police hero award in July, RASCHKE William H.

Raschke. beloved hn- Battista, fond mother of Alexander, Mrs. Modesta Garetto. Mrs. Mary Forsythe.

Richard, and Irene, grandmother of Bobby Grosso and Richard Garetto. sister of Battista Peretto. Funeral from chapel. 252 E. 115th street.

Monday. Aug. 24. 1942. at 0 a.

to St. Anthony church. Kensington and Prairie avenue. 9:30 o'clock. Founder and member of S.

M. S. Piemontese. Anita Garibaldi lodge, and Royal Neighbors ot America. Burial Holy Sepulchr cemetery.

of Poisonous Toys. The little toy soldier has turned traitor. A sudden rise in lead poisoning deaths among children caused Cor H. Hrt team of the legion. He was a past commander of Beverly Hills post of HANNA The Rev.

Edmund C. Hanna. pastor H. Kansas 92 73 Louisville 88 MH Memphi 88 72 Miami 90 7 pis. -St.

Paul.V'-S' 70 New 8 75 New York 2 7:1 Pittsburgh ....78 7 St Lnuia 90 71 oner A. L. Brodie yesterday to urge ..91 fiS K5 2 73 ..87 oil ..9.1 71 70 Albuquerque Atlanta Bixmarck Brownsville Cheyenne Shicago olumbua Dps Detroit the legion. Survivors include his widow, Mildred; two daughters, Beverly and Shirley, and his mother, of St. Helena'a church.

Butte. Beloved aon of the lata Dennis and Anna T. Russell Hanna. fond brother of Julia LeO' SOUTH SIDE CHAPEL. 63D AND HARVARD-AVENDE.

PHONE WENTWORTH 0025. SATURDAY ANDERSON. Ole. 10 m. m.

in church. HUFFMAN. Meeds. 1 p. m.

at chapel. WHITE. Patrick. fl :30 a. in.

in church. SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED. WEBSTER. Mildred. NORTH SIDE CHAPEL, 0 6501 N.

ASHLAND-AVENTJE. PHONE LONGBEACH 2648. SATURDAY. KE1HENGEN. John.

10 a. m. In church. MONDAY. BROMMERSBERGER.

George. 10 a. m. In church. es nard Eleanor Florence Chris- 1-1 .83 Mrs.

Zoe Thalhoefer. The funeral tonher Mather M. Alureda. I. B.

v. Washington ...88 73 "53 Forth 84 Precipitation: New Orleans, 2.75 inches. Loretto and the late Francis will be held from the chapel at 1648 James and Stephen R. Resting at xu West 63d street at 2:30 p. Mon 1940, after he was wounded twice in foiling an attempted robbery by five men in a currency exchange, died yesterday of a heart ailment.

He was 42 years old. Conway had not regained his health since the neral home. 6915 Wentworth avenue, from 1 p. m. Saturday until 4 p.

m. Sunday; lvinr in atate at St. Bernard church. day Thoburn Methodist church. The Rcr.

Edmund C. Hanna. 66th treet and Stewart avenue. Sunday. 6 p.

m. Solemn requiem high mass Monday, 10 a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Funeral services for the Rev.

Ed- HEBERT Joseph W. Hebert. aged SI year. formerly of 1824 Hinman avenue. Evans John T.

Coo a jr. ton. brother ot Mrs. Gardner Read, uncle of Mr. Clarence W.

Howe. Mrs. flare w. Willis. Mrs.

Bert Rammelt. Oliver and Gard C. Ii. JORDAN CO. FUNERAL HOME.

ZOO B. ERIE-BT. 88 YEARS' SERVICE nrr Read Jr. Resting at funeral home. mund C.

Vlanna, 59 years old, who died Tuesday, after celebrating a mass In St. Helena's church, Meadeville, will be held at 10 a. m. Mon. day at St.

Bernard's church, 66th street and Stewart The body will arrive at the chapel at 6915 Went-worth avenue Saturday and will lie in state in the church after 5 p. m. Sunday. Father Hanna was born in Chi f059 N. Clark street.

Funeral services at residence, 1303 Davie street. Evanston, Monday, 1:30 p. m. Burial private. SKKELES-BIDDLE.

Cottago Grove Ridctlffe Ogqo. HILL Frederick J. Hill, lata of 9400 9. Utiea avenue. Evergreen Park, entered into eternal rest Aug.

19. 1942, beloved husband of Minnie, nee Fink: dear father ot Emma MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMS. fierce shooting battle In which he and three other policemen fought with five desperadoes who were iur prised while attempting to open a safe in the Ashland-37th Street Currency exchange, 3508 South California avenue. July 21, 1940. Off duty for a year after the shooting, he returned to work in the stolen auto detail, but retired on a disability pension last May 16.

IoI iceman 19 Years. Early yesterday, Conway wakened CEMETERY MARKERS. MONUMENTS AT Tnc Searn-Rohnrte Rmmnt cago in 1883 and attended St. Ignatius college. He completed his education Becker, Henry, Anna, and Irene Roche.

Resting at funeral home, 7013 S. Racine venue, where ervice will held Sat-nrday. Aur. 22. at 1:30 p.

m. Interment parents to gather their children's lead playthings and toss them into the neighborhood scrap salvage heap. He said that the poisonings had resulted in the death of six Chicago children during the past two weeks. Several others are known to be seriously ill of the same infection. Fifty-five Deaths In Five Years.

Fifty-five deaths from lead poisoning have resulted during the last five years at Cook County hospital. The number of deaths from the poisoning at other hospitals is not known. Dr. W. p.

McNally, coroner's chemist and toxicologist, reported that the poisoning is started when children, usually between the ages of 6 months and 6 years, put lead toys in their mouths. After the material has been repeatedly placed in a child's mouth, the lead solution gets into the juvenile's blood, from where it goes to bone deposits. In extreme cases, some of the material finally gets to the brain, causing lead encephalitis, a form of sleeping sickness. Difficult to Diagnose. Dr.

McNally reported that it is difficult to diagnose lead poisoning in children. X-Rays of the bones and skull, as well as blood tests, must be made. The poisoning is more quickly recognized in adults, for a blue line on the gum will readily reveal it in them. Dr. McNally Joined Brodie In urging parents to discard toys which may bring death instead of delight to their children.

at the American college in Rome and at St. Mary's seminary, Baltimore. Evergreen. Stewart UibU. Surviving are two brothers.

Leonard HITI Mary Hiti. formerly of Pnllman. beloved mother of the Kev. Maltniaa $3,800,000 MORE FOR CONGRESS STREET SOUGHT Tha city council subcommittee on motor fuel taxes, headed by Aid. George D.

Kells 28th, yesterday recommended the appropriation of an additional $3,800,000 for the acquisition of right of way and legal and engineering expense for the proposed $40,000,000 Congress street superhighway. This would bring the city's total appropriation to $6,000,000. Mayor Kelly, who attended the meeting, urged that the money be set aside now so the way will be cleared for obtaining allotments of funds from the state and federal governments. It is planned to finance the development by obtaining $10,000,000 apiece from the city and county and $20,000,000 of state and federal funds. Clayton F.

Smith, president of the county board, said the county's present appropriation of $3,200,000 soon will be Increased to $5,000,000. Aid. James B. Bowler 25th warned that the city will fight all attempts by real estate speculators to profit on the project by acquiring rights of way and retelling to the city at a profit. The total right of way cost is estimated at $20,000,000 for the project, which will run from Michigan avenue to Austin boulevard.

and Christopher, and five sisters, Julia, Eleanor, Florence, Loretto, and Mother Mary Aluretta of the Institute his brother-in-law. Policeman J. F. Nolan, with whom he lived at 3508 Hiti. pastor of Mother of God church.

Wau-kegan. 111., tha Bev. France ot Jugo-Slavia, Joseph of St. Paul. and Andrew of Pullman.

III. At rest at funeral home, 611 10th street. North Chicago. Funeral Monday from chapel to Mother of God church, at 10:30 a. m.

Interment Mount of the Blessed Virgin Mary. South California avenue, and complained of pains in his back. Nolan called a physician but Conway was Rev. James Milton Williams. Olivet cemetery, Chicago, at p.

m. Racine, Aug. 21 I Special. I DEATH NOTICES Uamorlam. IMUNDO Raymond Imundo.

In levin memory ot our son and brother, who passed away seven years bbo. PARENTS. BROTHERS. AND SISTERS. EASAK Gladys Kasak the Little Sunshine girl J.

In memory ot our beloved daughter and sister, who passed away 10 years aco today. Aur. 22. 1932. and our wife and mother, who passed away six month mo on March ft.

1042. The flowf-rs wa place upon your crav May wither and decay. But love tor you. who sleep beneath Will never tad away. LOVING FAMILY.

WALTHER Aueusta Walther. Aur. 22. 1941. Long- days, lonr nights you bore your pain Waltinc for cure but all in vain.

Titrn-Minnia V. Reach, nee Eassinr. 2227 dying when he arrived. The Rev. James Milton Williams, 70 years old, theological historian and Schoot street, Aug.

19. 1042, wife of the lata 'William, lovinr mother ot Florence Muench, George, Adeline Bruns. and the a retired minister of the Methodist lata Herbert. lona granamomer mra grandchildren. Servieee Saturday.

Aur. 22, church, died in Racing" today follow ing an illness of a week. A native at 2 p. m. at chapel.

211 xrving rar rosa, Interment Rosehlll. 1TEATINO Mary A. Keating, beloved daugh of Lafayette, he had served churches In Knox. Crawfordvllle, La fayette, and Terre Haute. Surviving ter ot the late Thoma P.

and Anastasta Keating, fond sister ot Mrs. Thomas Smith. Funeral Monday. a. from residence of sister.

8324 Michigan avenue, to St. ARREST FORMER ILLINOIS AN FOR POSE AS OFFICER Newark. N. Aug. 21 (JP).

Leroy Etiswcrth Grooms. 54. a native of Mrr.mouth. Ill- engineer, ex-school tearher. and former National who said he was decorated for service in the French army, was held by the Federal Bureau of Investigation today on a charge wearing lU'jai'y the uniform of a United army colonel.

E. E. Conroy, FBI director, pieced tote! her this utory of Grooms' career. Giwms Mas a member of the Na-tif naS Guard in Brooklyn. N- Yfrom to 1912 when he was discharged as a sergeant.

From 1914 to 1916 he served as an engineer officer in the French army and was decorated as a rr.ajcr on his discharge. Returning to tr United States, he taught in York City public schools for five ear tlrocm was an engineer for a lum-rer company and for several mining ror.rerns in the west from 1921 until Jlarrh of this year, when he was employed fcr about four months as an associate engineer at the Raritan arsenal. God caw you were auffenns and tha bill are his widow; two sons, Ralph were hard to climb Williams of Wilmette, 111., a member So ha closed your weary eye and whis Philip Nerl church, interment Jioiy sepu chre. Boulevard 0662. of the Chicago Tribune staff, and Rob pered Peace be thine.

LOVINGLY SISTER LILLIAN, ert E. Williams of Pittsburgh, and KING Earl D. Kinr of 6529 Greenwood avenue. Aug. 20.

beloved aon of John J. King and the late Margaret, nee Lynch: devoted three daughters. Miss Elizabeth Wii The currency exchange fight which led to prison terms for the five criminals climaxed Conway's 19 year career on the police force. Wins Harrison Medal. In 1929 he was wounded when he broke up an attempted holdup of a south side soft drink parlor by two bandits, and in 1932 was awarded the Carter Harrison gold medal for slaying one bandit and capturing another in a grocery robbery.

Cash awards for meritorious conduct totaling $360 were given to him after his heroism in July. 1940. Funeral services will be held Monday at 11 a. m. from St.

Agnes' church, with members of the Policemen's Benevolent association as pallbearers. Surviving are three brothers. James, William, and Joseph, a half-sister, Mrs. Margaret Nolan, ant a half-brother, Martin E. Corcoran.

ADAM Miriam Davis Adam, beloved 'wife brother of Sister Mary ioyoia. a. v. and Mrs. Margaret Reinhardt.

Funeral from liams, Racine; Mrs. St. Clair Strett, Washington, D. and Mrs. Ray of Louia dear daughter of Annia C.

and the late C. 3. Davis, fond sister of John chapel, 7705 Cottage tirove avenue, mon' day. 9 a. to Holy Cross church.

Inter' ment Calvary. Faul Davis. Mr. Edgar C. Turner, and C.

J. Davis Jr. Funeral Monday, Aug. 24, mond Schaibley, Lafayette. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 3 at Fanwood, N.

J. LEGGETT Charlea W. Leggett. Aug. 50, p.

m. In Racine. 1942. ot 2649 Lincolnwood drive, Evans BOQUIST Aviation Cadet Clifford A. Boqulst of 7417 Rhode avenue.

Funeral nolle ton. 111., husband of Mary Jan James Monroe Fitch. father ot Mr. Frank J. Buskens.

Services 2 p. Monday at chapel. 16fl7 Maple later. Information, Stawarl O0T6. BROMMERSBERGER George Brommersber-ger of K841 N.

Rockwell street. Aug. 21, New York, Aug. 21 (JP). James venue, Evanston.

interment at laivary. nana oi nue inee. Muencnowi. innrr ot Norman. Verona Hershfleld.

Sylvia Curtis, brother of Otto H. and Louts V. Funeral servicea 3 p. m. Saturday.

13 W. 3ita street. Interment Archer Woods. SEEDY Thorn Reedy of 4337 Lake Par avenue, beloved husband ef Julia brother of Vincent and Louia B. Reedy.

Servicea in chapel. 4141 Cottage Grove avenue. Monday. Aur. 24.

at 2 p. m. Interment Mount Greenwood. RICHARDS The Rev. Oliver H.

Richards, Aur. 21. beloved husband of Fannie, fond father of Mrs. Eva Gray, Harold. Oliver H.

and Mrs. Catherine Peatlmr. Funeral Monday. 1 :30 p. at funeral home.

6209 N. Western avenue, corner ot Foster. Interment Montrose. RUGERO Louis Rurero Sr. of 6220 V.

Oakley avenue, beloved husband of Winifred Turner Rurero. fond father of Joseph. Louis Stanley, and Winifred Quansw Funeral Monday. 9:30 a. from funeral home, 1369 Devon avenue, at Glenwood.

ta St. Henry's church and All Saints'. RYAN Martin P. Ryan ot 1449 W. Cor.rre.

atreet, dear son of the late William and Katherine, beloved brother of William. John, Joseph. Mary, and the lata James I. At funeral home. 4048-50 W.

Harrison treet. Funeral Monday. 9:30 a. to St. Jarlath's church.

Burial Mount Carmel. Nev. 2818. SCHOOS Joseph W. Schoo of 1433 Soutli boulevard.

Evanston. husband of Catherine) Lulling Schnoa, father of James. Joseph Leo Henry and Eugen E. Schoo. Funeral Monday.

9:30 a. from chapeL Maple avenue at Grove street. Evanston. to St. Nicholas church.

Interment St. Fatar'a. Skokie. SCHUPOLSKY Dorothy Rose Schupolsky. beloved daughter ot George B.

and Sarah, ne) Gordon: dear aister of George Eliaabeto, Nickerson. Lawrence. John. William. Florence Olsen.

and Mary Henne. Tuneral Monday. 9:30 a. from chapel. 2950-68 Fullerton.

at Saoramrnto. to Our Lady ot Grac) church and St. Joseph's cemetery. Bel. 330O.

SOLAN Mary Reynolds Solan Of 447 W. 2th atreet. beloved wife ot Joseph M. Solan. der mother of Aviation Cadet Joseph A.

and William P. Solan, fond sister of Allca lTolliday. Ann Dold. Martha and Stephen Reynolds. Funeral Tuesday.

I 9 a. from funeral home. 712 W. street, to All Sslnt church. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

Information. Victory 1158. ST. GERMAIN Herbert St. Germain, beloved husband of Mildred, nee Groebe; fond father of Beverly and Shirley, loving son of Mrs.

Zoa Thalhoefer. brother ot Edward. Member of Ashlar lodge. No. 308.

A. F. A. M. Past commander ot the Beverly Hill post.

No. 407. American Legion, and captain of th national champion American Iegion drill team. Resting at chapel. 184S W.

63d street, until Monday noon. Service 5:30 p. m. Monday, at Thoburn Methodist church. Interment Evergreen.

STAHL Helen Stahl, nee Barnett. formerly of 3054 N. Francisco avenue, beloved wif ot the late refer fond mother of Helew Fleischmsn. James. Margaret Handler, Agnes O'Connor and the lata Charles E.

Stahl. sister ot Maude Bailey. Funeral from chapel, 3100 Irving Tark road. Monday at 10 a. to St.

Francis Xavter church-Interment St. Joseph cemetery. SUGGETT George F. Stiggett of 8601 S. Newcastle avenue, beloved husband of th 1st Cecelia Surge! t.

fond father of Geort B. of Evansville. Harry and th lata Francis R. of Chicago. Remaina la repose at funeral home.

Archer avenue at filst street, Argo. Servicea Saturday. 2 p. m. Interment Oak Hill.

Member of Painter and Decorators' union, No. 147. Information, Summit TEIL1NG Caroline B. Teillng, be Hunter, beloved wife of the lata Walter, fond mother of Carolyn Telling Sawyer, dear aister ot Arthur, Earl, and Robert Hunter. Services 1:30 Monday at chapel.

202 E. 75th atreet. Interment Mount Hop. THALHOEFER See St. Germain notice.

THOMEN Han Thomen ot 1908 Wavelan avenue, beloved husband ot Rosa, fond father ot Ruth Hulme, John. Els' Schneider. Martin, Clara McDonald, and Herman, and Walter Planner, dear brother ot Man Thomas. At chapel. 3905-07 Lincoln avenue, wher services will be held Monday at 3 p.

m. Interment Acacia Park. CRBAIN Nellie T. Crbain. beloved wife et the late John dear mother et Stella Henley.

Charle La Roy Ann Ma-her. and John T. Funeral Monday. 31 a. from funeral home, 2500 N.

Clc.ro avenue, to St. Ferdinand'a church. Interment Calvary. Berk. 8070.

WARD Thomas Burson Ward late residence 6965 W. Circle avenue, formerly et 2451 N. Smalley court, beloved husband of th lata Anna M. Ward, fond father of Gretchen Ward Myrland. Thomas B.

Ward and Arlen Ward Donohue. Resting at funeral home, 6764 Northwest highway, until noon Saturday. Aug. 23. erv-Ices Sunday at Mount Carroll, Frank Bros, funeral home at 2 p.

m. Member ot Cyrua lodge. No. 1S8. A.

F. A A. M. of Mount Carroll. 111.

WICK Grace Wick, nee Galligan. lat ef 3916 W. 60th place, beloved wife cf O. P. Wick, daughter of Julia Miller, fond sister of Alice Kleinmark.

Funeral Monday, Aur. 24 at 2 p. m. at chapel. 2534 S.

Pulaski road. Interment Oakrldra cemetery. Call' Lawndala 3U72. WILD George W. Wild, beloved husband et Annabel (ne Stout, dear father ot William E.

and David brother of Walter. Woodrow Carroll. Elizabeth Young. Mm-ni Sperry. Edythe Beattl.

grandfather of Genre William II. and ManJron Barbara, nesting at residence. 3M-4 jf. Redsi avenue, until 11 a.m. Saturday.

Service chapel. 310O Irving Park road. Saturdas at 1:30 p.m. Interment Jacksonville, 111. YOUNG Mary Young of 7123 University avenue, beloved wife ot th tat Joseph C.

Younr. fond mother ot Leota Stevena, 'Warner. Leo. and Isabelle Younr. Funeral Monday, 9 from chapel, 6203 Laksj Park avenue, to St.

Laurence' church. 724 street and Dorchester avenue. Interment St. Mary Hyde Park 0014. ZACCONE Sea Joseph Camparna notice.

1942, beloved husband of Francea. ne LEYKAUF John Albert Leykauf. husband ol r.llen. nee Moonev: father ot Patricia. Betting; lather ot George Mrs.

Leah Monroe Fitch, 64 years old, a lawyer who penned the better part of two novels while commuting between Manhattan and Staten Island on the Buried a Forest Home cemetery. Forest Srhrader. and Mr. Irene Wallace. Funeral from chapel.

6S01 N. Ashland avenue, Monday. Aug. 24, at 0.30 a. to St.

Park. HU at 8 P- Tuesday. Aur. i Timothy a church. LUKASEK Edward Lukasek.

Aur. 19. 1942. ot 946 S. Home avenue.

Oak Park, beloved husband ot Anna, bee Rieknwskti ferry, died yesterday at his Staten BROWN Edward C. Brown, aviation cadet, 2 GIRLS TRAPPED PAROLEE SEIZED, ADMITS SERIES OF BIG HOLDUPS Sergt. Jack Hanrahan of the detective bureau robbery detail said last night that 20 to 25 major robberies, each averaging about $1,000 In loot, had been cleared up with the arrest of James Rio. 29 years old. 1124 South California avenue, a paroled convict.

Rio was seized earlier in the day near his home by Detective William Brown of the detective bureau. A few hours later, Sergt. Hanrahan said, he confessed participating in many big holdups. Virtually all of the places robbed were currency exchanges, loan banks, real estate offices and taverns that cash pay roll checks. Also being held as an alleged accomplice is Anthony Falbo.

31, 1233 South Christiana avenue, likewise a parolee, according to Hanrahan. He and Rio met in Joliet penitentiary while serving robbery terms, the sergeant said. it. s. air corps, suddenly at Froolcfleld.

Tea. clear father of lr. Aiirea na r.uw.ru, k. ff vinrmii A i funeral home. Island home.

His novels were "The Ring a story of the Erie beloved aon ot Kflward and Ella Fischer 6748 Roosevelt road. Oak Park. Funeral Brown, brother of Bernard J. Funeral Mon Monday, at D. m.

iniermem iiosenm. canal published in 1941, and "The day at 9:30 a. m. from residence, 4627 S. Colonel and the Lady," now in the Homan avenue, to St.

Agnes church. In' terment St. Mary's. Laf. 0067.

MA AS Herman C. Maae. Aug. 21. of 5334 W.

Monroe street, beloved husband of Martha fnnrl futhee of Arthur Harry C. IN ELEVATOR FOR 13 HOURS; FREED Columbia, S. Aug. 21 (At. Two girls spent 13 hours trapped in an elevator of the state capitol building hands of publishers.

Fitch was as BUDOCK Frances Budock. beloved wife of seriate counsel for the Home Owners the late Frank, fond mother ot Harry, Mrs and the late Erwin W. Services Monday. Aug. 24.

at 2:30 p. at chapel, 124-126 Madison atreet. Oak Park, at Lombard ave Margaret Rrnll, John, Flortan, Albert, and Mrs. Marls Slnltman, dear grandmother of nue. Interment oaknage.

Loan corporation. Thomas B. Ward. MiHKlKO-nr. Charles H.

Manning. M. eleven grandchildren and two great-grand' here before they were freed this morn children. Funeral Monday. Aug.

24. at a. m. from funeral home, 42S5-4257 Aur- 21. 700 K.

Laramie avenue, beloved husband of Louise, father ot Mrs. Florence Stanley, brother of th lata Thomas B. Ward. 77 years old, presi dent of T. B.

Ward. and associ W. Division street, to St. Viator' church. Interment St.

Adalbert's. Mount Carmal, paper please copy. Albany 3600. ated for more than 42 years in the per Thomas, uncle of Sarah and Frantc Man' ninr. Funeral Monday, Aur.

24. at 9 a. m. from chapel. 214-216" Western avenue, tn nnr Lad Heln ef Christiana church.

BURNS Marie Burn, beloved daughter ef LOVER IN $1,400 ROMANCE HELD ON $4,000 BOND Bend of 54.000 was fixed yesterday tr Frank P. liendall. 35 years old. wf-fn he as held to the grand jury hy William V. Daly in Felony court on a pretty widow's complaint tr.st he told her he loved her.

then vanished with $1,400 of her money. Kendall, who was arrested in St. Lc-us. and returned here voluntarily, told the court he was innocent cf the larceny charge and that any ncr.ey he received from the Mrs. Ida Dunham, 43, of St.

Joseph. Mo, had been given to him. Mrs. Dunham said she met liendall rr: St. Joseph.

Mo, where she was em-ylryed in a hotel, and came to Chicago ta visit him. He induced her. si-e said. t5 place $1,400 in a hotel the late William and Mary, nee Halligan; low street and La Claire avenue, where fond sister ot Elisabeth O'Donnell. Wil sonal loan business, died yesterday after a short illness In the home of his daughter, Mrs.

Arlene W. Dono-hue, 5965 West Circle avenue. Be liam. Mark. Alice Kirby.

and the lata high mas will be celebrated at iu cioca, Interment Mount Olivet. Edward. At funeral home, 6438 S. ai PAUL P. POMEROY sled street.

Funeral notic later. Boulevard 0662. sides Mrs. Donohue, another daugh MARX Emmet R. Marx, beloved husband ot Medora, nee Googins; fond father of John B.

and Frank. Funeral Monday. Aur. 24, ter, Mrs. Gretchen Ward Myrland, BUSCH Clara L.

Bunch. ne Pagan, wife of tha late Edwin D. Busch. daughter ot Tucson. Aria.

and a son, Thomas B. survive. the late Louise M. Fisher. Resting at fu The body will be in the chapel at 6754 McDOWELL Cell McDowell.

Aur. 21. be-loved widow of the late James, fond moth neral home. 835 Divereey parkway. Fu Northwest highway, until noon today.

neral Saturday. Aur. 22. at 2 p. ing.

The girls, Janet Wiles, 13 years old. and Betsy Stipple, 14, said they entered the elevator about 5:45 p. m. after state offices had closed. H.

A. Shipp, building policeman, said they pressed the up button on the automatic elevator and then pressed an emergency button which shut off the motors and locked the door. He heard their cries when he opened the building this morning. CATHOLIC SCHOOL ENROLLMENT OF 195,000 FORESEEN The Catholic grade schools, high schools, and colleges of Chicago expect to enroll 195.000 pupils this fall, the Very Rev. Msgr.

Daniel F. Cunningham, superintendent of schools of er of Margaret. William and John J. Masonic services and burial will be Diversey parkway Evangelical church. In' terment Montrose cemetery.

McDowell. Member ot Holy Cross court. No. 163. W.

c. O. F. Funeral from Ists held tomorrow in Mount Carroll, 111. C.W.LEGGETT, EX-POLICE CHIEF OF SUBURBS, DIES Charles W.

Leggett, 67 years old, former police chief of both Evanston and Wilmette. died late Thursday in Wesley Memorial hospital after a long illness. Ilis home was at 2649 Lincolnwood drive, Evanston. Mr. Leggett was connected with the Evanston police department from 1915 to 1925.

During his regime as chief the department was motorized. He was with the Wilmette force from 1925 to 1928. In recent years he had done special police work for Northwestern university. Surviving Mr, Leggett are his widow and a daughter. Funeral services will be held at 1567 Maple avenue, Evanston, at 2 p.

m. Monday. INJURIES FATAL TO BOY VICTIM IN TRUCK ACCIDENT Injuries suffered Wednesday when he was struck by a truck driven by Walter Bollinger. 4644 South Springfield avenue, in an alley at the rear of 4701 North Paulina avenue, were fatal early yesterday to Maurice Wolf, 9 years old, 1618 Belle Plaine avenue. Up to 4 p.

m. yesterday 452 persons were killed in traffic accidents in Cook county since Jan. 1. Of this number 348 lost their lives in Chicago where 13,017 were Injured in the same period. Moose Lodge to Convene at Mooseheart Tomorrow Opening sessions of its 54th annual convention will be held tomorrow by the Moose lodge at the order's headquarters in Mooseheart, near Aurora.

An address by United States Senator J. J. Davis director general of the order, will open the meeting. The home for orphaned children of Moose members, and the order's vocational high school, are at Mooseheart. Victim in Drowning Identified by Mother The body of a youth who drowned while swimming near the 75th street beach Thursday night was identified yesterday by Mrs.

Mary Razbadowski of 9359 Lyon avenue as her son Lawrence, 14 years old. Identification was made at the county morgue, where police directed her when she appeared to report her son missing. CAMPAGNA Joseph Campagna. late of 1417 S. Sangamon street, beloved brother of the residence.

6816 Minerva avenue, to St Clara'a church, 9 a. m. Monday, Aur. 24, Interment Mount Olivet. Dr.

Charles H. Manning. late Carmello, Salvatora Castro, and Con-cetia Zaccone. brother-in-law ot Anthony astro, and Rose Campagna. Funeral Mon vault here, but vanished with the Dr.

Charles H. Manning, 71 years McNAMARA Arthur J. McNamara. lata ot old, a physician on the west side for Alft W. beloved husband of Mary Molly I nee Mulrahy.

father ot John A. and Mrs. Edna Powsrs. brother of Rich more than 45 years, died yesterday in ard V. McNamara and Mrs.

Margaret his home at 700 North Laramie avenue. His widow, Louise Burnham Crandall. Funeral Saturday at a. DEAD; VETERAN NEWSPAPER MAN Paul P. Pomeroy, retired veteran Chicago newspaper man, died yesterday in the Illinois Masonic home at Sullivan, Moultrie county.

He was 87 years old. Before entering the Masonic home two years ago he had been living in Lakewood, Mich. Mf. Pomeroy retired in 1926 after more than 50 years in journalism. At the time he was with the Associated Press.

He worked on several newspapers, including The Tribune, and at one time was sports editor of the old Chronicle. For years, he was widely known as a race track official at Washington Park and other tracks. He leaves a son, Paul F. Pomeroy, a lawyer with offices at 100 West Monroe street. Funeral services will be held in Muskegon, Tuesday afternoon.

from funeral home. 4Uh place and Wallace street, to St. Gabriel'a church. Inter Manning and one daughter, Mrs. Flor money July 15.

Asked by her attorney if she still loved HendalL she rep'. ed disdainfully: "1 do not." The date's attorney's office reported hst Ilerdall had once served a three year term for larceny in a Nashville, Ter.n, prison. TAXTCOMPANIES ence Stanley, survive. Services will ment Mount Olivet. Boulevard U7UJ.

MILLER Harry M. Miller. Aur. 21. 1942 the archdiocese of Chicago, an beloved husband of Anna Miller, fond father of Catherine.

Donald. Anna. Letha. be held Monday at 9 a. m.

from the the chapel at 214 South Western avenue to Our Lady Help of Christians church, Iowa street and Leclaire ave Ernest, Verda. Robert, and Fred, brother of Mr. Maude Duffy von Lahr, Mr. Her nue. bert Lingard of Philadelphia.

and John Miller. At residence. 6069 Wentworth avenue, until 11 a. m. Monday.

Services at chapel. 83d and Harvard. Monday, Aug. 24, nounced yesterday. An increase of at least 1,000 pupils is expected in the grade schools and a small decrease in the high schools when they open Sept.

9. Enlistments and war industries are cutting into the third and fourth years of high school attendance. TO PRESENT PLAN OF MILEAGE CUT Samuels, vice president of Louis P. Miller. at 1 p.

m. Interment Fairmount. Louis P. Miller, 70 years old, 912 MILLER Louis P. Miller, husband of North Dearborn street, an employ in Theresa Miller, fond father of Georg the Yellow Cab company, and Michael Mueller, brother of Guatav.

grandfather of Dorothea, Robert, and Beltielnu. ru day. a. from chapel. 753 W.

Arthinr-ton street, to Guardian Angel church. Interment Mount Carmel. Haymarket 7205. CASTRO See Joseph Campagna notice. CONDON Bernard J.

Condon, Aug. 21, beloved son of the lata James and Mary Collins Condon, brother ot Thomas. Mrs. Mary Latcbford. Mrs.

Helen Moss, and the late Jamea nephew of Thomas F. White. Member of Calumet council. No. 632.

K. of C. Funeral from chapel. 7706 Cottage Grove avenue, Monday, Aug. 24.

10 a. to Holy Cross church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. CONWAY Officer John P. Conway of S508 S.

California avenue, beloved aon of tha late James and Mary Brogan Corcoran Conway, brother of James. William, and Joseph Conway, Martin Corcoran. Mrs. Margaret Nolan, and the late Joseph Corcoran. Funeral Monday.

10:30 a. from chapel, 3734 Archer avenue, to St. Acnes church. Interment Mount Olivet. Member ot P.

B. and St. Agne Holy Kama society. Lafayette 0067. DIETRICH Elisabeth Dietrich, nee Koehrer, beloved wife of the late Charles, fond moth-er of Bertha Ktdawa, Lena Yaeger.

Edward, and tha late Charles. John, and Edna Dietrich, grandmother of 3 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild. Funeral from funeral home. 114ft W. 31st street.

Monday. Aur. 24. at 1:30 p. to Holy Cros Ev.

Lutheran church. 31st place and Racine avenue. Burial Bethania. Call Lafayette 6645. DROTT Herbert O.

Drott, late residence. 2134 Montrose avenue, beloved husband of Lillian E. Drott. nee Stevena; loving father of Shirley son of Bertha and the late Henry Drott. brother ot William.

Alfred, and Walter. Services Monday. Aug. 24. at p.

at lunsral boms, 6408 J. Ceolxal. neral Monday, 2 p. at chapel, 3834-36 the engraving department of The Chicago Tribune for more than 20 years, died in the Henrotln hospital yesterday after a short illness. Mr.

Miller is survived by his widow and Gov. Green and Party M. Sokoll. president of the Checker Taxi company, said yesterday that t.ry hped next week to announce a satisfactory plan for reducing taxicab Irving Park rd. Burial Concordia cemetery, MOTYRA Ally Motyka Marsl.

beloved son Obtains Warrant for Mate of Mrs. Anns Motyka, brother ot Joseph, Vitit Prison at Joliet Alfred, Frances, and Genevieve. Funeral a son. George E. Mueller, president Monday.

9:30 a. from chapel. 2827 Both companies have been denied Central Park avenue, to Hyacinth' church. Interment St. Adalbert' cemetery.

of the Best Paper Box company. Services will be held at 3834 Irving rubber for tire recapping by Michael Gov. Dwight Green and a group of state officials visited the state penitentiaries at Joliet yesterday. They were entertained at a picnic supper as guests of Warden E. M.

Stubble- MUELLER Sea Louia. P. Miller notic. MT7RNANE Patrick E. Murnane.

dearly be Park road at 2 p. m. Monday. Prof. David F.

Jordan. loved husband of Kata Barrett Murnane. fond father of Mae. Ann. Sister Mary Ade After Daughter Disappears Mrs.

Anna Smith, 4949 Van Buren street, obtained a warrant yesterday charging her estranged husband, William Smith, 3257 Fulton street, with disorderly conduct. The charge followed the disappearane of the couple's daughter, Jacqueline, 3 years old, Thursday night. Neighbors reported the child was pulled from her tricycle and carried struggling to a waiting car by a tall man who wore dark glasses. field. With the governor were nine department heads, nine assistants, New York, Aug.

21 (VP). Professor David Francis Jordan, 52 years old, author of many texts on finance and line. R. 8. Mrs.

Adeline Murphy. Mr. Eleanor Keegan. Edward, and the late Sister Mary Adeline. R.

S. M. Funeral Monday at 9:45 m. from lata residence. 1017 F.

Mulrahy, director cf the Office of Administration in the Chicago metropolitan area. He held that cabs fca-e increased instead of reduced rtliesre. Samue-s s-aid one proposal being crtiGerod is to restrict cab service cr Suraays. This, he added, would travelers entering and leav.r.g Chicago. Eberhart avenue, to St.

Columbanus church, and several Joliet political leaders. They were reported to have discussed the state budget, the effect of the war on finances, and registration of economics and a faculty member at the New York university school of Interment Mount Olivet. Member of Fort DEDICATION ANNOUNCEMENTS. SCHWARTZ A monument will dedicate to Pauline W. fiohwarts, wife of Jake, mother of Gus.

3m. Sol, Ruth, and Art Sunday. Aug. 23, 12 noon. West Suburb) cemetery.

commerce for the last 23 years, died Dearborn council and La Sail General assembly, 4 th degree. K. ef C. and 8t. Col' umbaaua Hoi Varna ociettf.

voter. last night after a brief illness..