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CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 29, 1912. TRIAL IN CAPITAL LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE: Gang Buster DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES 10 GIESE rred T. Giese. beloved husband ot NIt.HEN-F.dtth Nllsen.

ne Ply her. Sspt. FOR MRS. BILLING, U. S.

JUDGE RULES WE GOTCHA WELL SROWf VEAH? LET I lGOUS "TO I 1 WELL? I THgTlME! I VUH WHAT WE. SOCK I ER I GANG ME. EH? If YUH DONT HV WHffTSON 1 J- THINK Trf HER' HAVE I JUST REMEMBER! 1 DON'T I c4 wNT VPOR. WELL CURE JUNIOR 4 FT? I WHEN TUH TACKLE I WHOT? I 4 ffi-rt VTfnt ifol MIND? SOMETHlK I Vt)U TRYKH I COMMANDOS VJ BELT A COMMANDO. 1 lf OVER Ul-jMUU THAT WONT I I TO GIVE HER EARS Wlfm'm YUH OTHER QQ Cjrj-TOfKL IT Sf- iff DICK TRACY Uneasy Night flf i- mi i in it OP courseM ill 1 1 II II I DO xOU THINK And in the first town down the road KNOW KID.

SAY TRACV. MMVC IV A CAR DID VOU HEAR A JJ NOT. WILL yog GO to ji 11 BUT ITS NINE TOMORROW AND CLOCK. rfflll fixed vr i wssegisy Court Asserts Guilt Is Doubtful. Continued from first page.

r-w bonds for Mrs. Dilling, the Win-retka author of the "Red Network" ard head of an organization known as the Patriotic Researcn bureau. She has been free on S5.000 bond and it was presumed she will remain at liberty on the same bond. The transcript of the commission-er's hearing was 150 pages long, and shortly after the morning session of the hearing before Judge Holly began, he adjourned it to secure time to read the record. Stewart, at the morning hearing, attacked the indictment from the beginning.

Attacks Jury Legality. "This indictment was returned by a grand jury impaneled in July of 1-41." Stewart said. "It was a special jury to investigate sedition and it was continued time and again to consider a matter investigated In its trst session. It cannot, under the law. consider anything other than what was presented at its first session.

"This jury was convened several months before we entered the war. How then could it possibly consider thecal ions that Mrs. Dilling to undermine the morale of the armed forces and to obstruct the war effort, when we were not yet at wart-Mrs. Dilling attempted to speak at this point, but was cut off by William Powt-r Maloney. special federal began to give his side of argument.

When Maloney left the courtroom adjournment of the morning esion. he glanced at a group of 50 v. orr.cn followers of Mrs. Dilling. he said: "1 wonder where their washboards Strategic Retreat.

Aho-jt 10 of the women rose and for him. Maloney. who Is a individual, scuttled Into the hall, where William J. O'Connor, first assistant district attorney, who i 6 fet 4 inches tall, hustled him iro an elevator and away. During the afternoon session of the anr.g Maloney objected to Stew-art reference to Washington.

D. a a 'foreign state." He said the utterance was an objectionable and disrespectful reference to the nations capital. Stewart replied that he had been speaking only in the larruage of legal terminology and In the term "foreign" he was using an expression well known to lawyers and had meant no offense. said the government had iiit-onal information against Mrs. D.Iar.g in addition to the two charges contained in the Washington, D.

indictment. He accused Stewart cf "blowing hot and then cold in his arguments after Stewart referred to the recent trial of the 8 Nar: saboteurs, who. he said, had been given a fair trial, but doubted that his client could receive the same kind of impartial hearing in Judre Firm In Belief. Afer Judjte Holly had handed his decision Maloney asked the ro-jrt: "Won't you change that about the doubts as to her guilt?" No." Judge Holly replied. "I have Trore than doubts about her guilt.

This does not mean, however, that I arr. not violently opposed to her beliefs. If I were free to exercise my discretion I would grant the writ of hsreas corpus. But the court has no authority to inquire into the validity of the indictment. If I had the power I would be inclined to use it." Attorney Stewart said that the government's insistence that Mrs.

tried in Washington would place her in a perjured atmosphere, witnesses convicted of seditious crimes would be called to testify as witnesses." He said the government had failed to show a probable cause for his client's removal to a foreign state," and that the move would require Mrs. Dilling to take 1hre vans of records to the capital "to support any statement she had made- aeainst persons some of them whom khe has probably cndd Argue Over Thrace. In his answer. Maloney said: "As citizen. I feel deeply hurt over Mr.

Stewart's reference to Washington as state. Washington is certain- the home of any of us." Maior.ey's objection was characterized by Attorney Stewart as "another example cf word distortion and misconstruction by the government In the case. The phrase. foreign state," he said refers to any state or jurisdiction other than the one in which a person happens to be. At the conclusion of the hearing 50 women followers of Mrs.

Dilling rushed forward to tell the erstwhile rrusad-r that she had won a "moral which left Mrs. Dilling in The Washington trial of the 28 indicted there, including at least three Chicapoans. is expected to be held sometime late in October. SMOOTHIE SANDRA Schmidt: fond son of Mary Ute, brother of Ueorgs. Louise Wettslein.

Kd-ward, and Klmer. Member of Portage Park Imlge. No. KHJ'J. A.

F. a A. Lake View chapter. No. 237.

R. A. Humboldt Park chapter. No. 472.

O. E. 1. it. tl.

F. No. 100. and Maccabees. Funeral Wednesday.

Sept. 30. 2 p. at funeral home, 5308 Belmont avenue. Burial Concordia.

GIOVANNETTI Pasquale tAll Glovannettl. 310(1 w. Chicago avenue, beloved husband of the late Anna, nee Haynes; fond son of Ralph and the late Pauline, dear brother of Albert. Andrew. Carmen.

Joseph. Loais. and Zelinda Giovannettl. Funeral Wednesday, 10 a. from chapel.

4817 W. Madison street, to St. Thomaa Aquinas church. Burial 'Mount Carmel. Austin 1137.

GLAVASKO Anna Glavaako, beloved wife of Michael, dear mother of Marie, Michael, and Carl. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a. from funeral home, 1732 Wilson avenue, to Our Lady of Lourdes church. Interment St. Mary's cemetery.

St. Joseph, paper Please copy. GOIT Elisabeth G. Golt ot 840 Forest ave nue. Evanaton.

111.. Sept. 27. 1942. wife of the late Edward James Goit.

mother of Mrs. Leslie C. Brintnall of Pasadena. Whitney Goit ot Philadelphia, and Kenneth E. Goit of Minneapolis.

ais ter of Mrs. E. E. Hauchton. At chapel, 6501 N.

Ashland avenue, Chicago. Services at St. Luke's Episcopal church. Evanaton, Wednesday, Sept. 30.

at 11 a. m. GONIO Mary Gonlo. late of 4514 Wright wood avenue, beloved wile of James fond mother of May. Walter.

Kathryn, Florence, and Otis Gonlo. Funeral Thurs day at 9 a. m. from funeral home, 2B60-68 Fullerton. at Sacramento, to St.

Genevieve's church. Burial Calvary. Bel. 3300. GREZLIK Alexander B.

Greslik of Grays Lake. Sept. 28. 1042. beloved husband of Helena Grexlik.

father of Raymond. Sr, Gregory. Alexander Sr. Elaine and A I' phnnse. Funeral from chapel.

6601 Ashland avenue. Friday. Oct. 2. at 9:30 a.

to St. Gregory' church. Interment St. Joseph a. GROBBS Julius Brown Orubba.

beloved husband of Laura, nee Snyder: father ot Homer. Mrs. Bessie Forster, Robert. Mrs Janet R. Duerst.

and the late Dorothy Win gert. Mary Jane Hess, and Alice. Member of Leyden lodge. No. 993.

A. F. A. M. ot Franklin Park.

Funeral Tuesday. 9 p. m. at funeral home. 9668 Belmont avenue.

Franklin Park. Interment Elmwood. Infor mation. Franklin Park 170. HARTWIG Julius Hart wig.

6034 S. Green street. Sept. 28, 1942. beloved husband of Gustie Hartwig, brother of Mrs.

Minnie Baumann. Mrs. Bertha Rels. and Mrs. Emma Smith.

At chapel. 63d and Harvard. where services will be held Wednesday, Sept, 30, at 2 p. m. Interment Concordia, HAVSCHEL Mrs.

Ethel Msy Itanschel. at home, 324 De Koven avenue. Racine, Wis, Sept. 28. 1942.

Survived by husband. Al phonse; son, Raymond: parents. Mr. and Mrs. F.

T. Walton ot Orange. brother, Frederick H. Walton of Washington. D.

and aister, Mrs. Mildred R. Barker of Glen Kiiyn. in. Funeral Wednesday.

p. St, Luke's Episcopal church, Racine. Wis. HECOZ Katie Dietrich Hecos. ot 6008 Cottage Grove avenue, wife of the late Cyras W.

Hecox. sister of Edward Dietrich. Serv tees at chapel. 4141 Cottage Grove avenue, Wednesday, Sept. 30.

at 2 p. m. Inter- men! Oak Woods. Drexel 0510. HEUF.R Msry Heurr Inee Scbmldtl Pasadena, wife of the late Henry, beloved mother ot Esther Mae Walker.

Re mains will rest at funeral home. IDS Tork street. Bensenville, 111., Wednesdsy p. m. Services Thursday.

1 tn. In term en Elm Lawn mausoleum. HIRSCH Samuel B. Hlrsch, beloved husband of Sadie, nee Winter: fond father of Corn, Milton and Regina. brother nf Louts I.

and Felg Hlrsch. of Tauroge. Lithuania, and the late Cell a Goldstein. Member of Apollo lodge. No.

642. A. F. A A. M.

Funeral notice later. HUCKLENBRAICH See Colangelo notice. JOHNSON Louis E. Johnson. 8ept.

26. be loved hnsband of Hattie. fond father of Jenola Withie and Bernard. U. 8.

Army, eon of Charles E. and Teresa, brother Hsrry, William. Theodore, Mrs. Hssel Lar son and Mrs. Irene Vngen, grand 1st her Charlotte.

Member of Knglewood Aerie, No. 786, r. O. E. Funeral from late resi dence, 6353 S.

Tuesday at 1 p. ni. Service at Union Ay, Methodist church, 43d-pl. and Union-av. Interment Joliet.

JOHNFON Leigh A. Johnson. Sept. 26. 1942 of 1600 E.

68th street, husband of Ella Mae Johnson, father of Betty R. and EUt ott L. Johnson, son ot Rose Knopf, brother of Louie H. Johnson. Services in chapel, 4227 Cottage Grove avenue, Tuesday, 1:30 D.

under the auspices ot Parian lodge. No. 977, A. F. A.

M. Member ot Fair-view chapter. No. 161. R.

A. Medinah temple, and Oriental consistory. Interment Oak Woods. JOHNSON Albert Johnson of 121 N. Karlov avenue, beloved husband of Issbella, dear father of Jeanne.

Albert and Stanley, Resting at funeral home. 6708 W. Madison street, where services will be held Thursday at 2:30 p. m. Interment Forest Home, KELLER Christiana Dempster Keller.

Sept 27, Port Washington, formerly of Chicago, wife ot the late Louis dear foster mother of Margaret J. Dorrian Kissinger, and Robert J. Dorrian. aunt of Robert Dorrian, Frank and Walter McKeag. Mr.

David Magowan, mo Deri William, and Hugh Andrews, and the late Margaret Brown. Funeral Wednesday. Sept. 30. 2 :30 -p.

Horn funeral home. Port Washington. Wis. KELLEY Helena F. Kelley.

beloved sister the late Mary E. Kelley. Funeral Wednes day, 9 a. from parlors, 67tn-st. ana Dorchester-av.

to St. Laurence church, Interment Calvary. KLESZYK Agnes M. Klesgyk. nee Curylo, beloved wife of John fond mother Stanley, Walter, Edward, and Florence, fond daughter of Mary Curylo.

fond moth er-in-law of Helen and Irene. Funeral Thursday. Oct. 1. from her late residence, 5800 Warwick avenue, at 9:30 a.

to St. Ladislaua' church. Long and Roscoe, Services 10 a. m. Interment St.

Adalbert Haymarket 0936. KOCKA James Kocka. late of 1252 S. Cen tral Park avenue, loving father of Joseph, Rudolph, Antonette. and James Jr.

Fu neral Wednesday. Sept. 30. at 1:30 p. at chapel.

2534 S. Pulaskl-rd. Interment Bo. hemian National cemetery, Lawndale 3972 KRE1S Robert W. Kreta.

7ft years old, beloved husband of Emma H. Kreia Inee Zipprodtl, desr father of Mrs. Viola 8. Prtfly, Glen Ellyn. Mrs.

Pauline K. Kropp, Cable. Mrs. Sally M. Petty.

M. Louis, and Robert E. Kreis of Honolulu, grandfather of Robert K. and Marly E. Kropp.

At rest at funeral home. Linden avenue at Tower road. Hubbard Woods. Funeral Tuesday, Sept. 29.

2 p. at Win-netka Bible church. Burial and service at St. Louis, Mo. KUEHN Henry P.

Tom I Ruehn. on of Constantine and tha lata Anna, nee men-1 lock, brother of George, William, Anna, and Elisabeth. Funeral Wednesday. a. from chapel, 2321 Chicago avenue, to St.

Aloysius' church. Burial St. Joseph's. LAUER William Lauer, loving husband of Grace, beloved father of Mrs. E.

Hansen. William Robert, and Donald Lauer. At chapel. 1725 Maywood. Funeral Wednesday.

9:30 a. to St. Eulalia'a church, Maywood. Interment St. Joseph's.

LAWLER See Bterte notice. LAYTON Genevieve N. Layton. Sept. 28, sister of Blanche aunt of Layton Northrup.

Service private. LINDSAY Marian Lindsay. Se Auld notice. LOUTH William A. Louth of 6207 Dakln street, beloved husband of Alma Burandt Louth, fond father ot Mary V.

Kay. grandfather of Gary L. Ray. Funeral Wednes day -at 9:30 a. m.

from chspel. 3100 Irving Park road, to St. Bartholomew s. MARSHALL George Marshall, fond brother of Matthew. Margaret, and Mrs.

Mary Collins. Funeral Wednesday. a. from chapel. 929 Belmont avenue, to St.

Alphon-bus' church. Interment Calvary cemetery. McCLURE Edward McClure. beloved husband of the late Emma, dear father of Walter Wendell, and the late Earl. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a.

from bis late residence. 30IO N. Avers avenue, to St. Vistor church. Interment St.

Joseph'. Ind. 6800. MORAN Mary J. Moran.

late ot 4412 Washington boulevard, beloved daughter of the late Patrick and the late Joanna, nee Het-fernan: dear sister of William A. and the late Mrs. E. W. Walh.

John Mrs. W. E. Quinlan, Joseph Edward and Josephine fond aunt ot Mrs. Edna King.

Mrs. Grace Maher, Helen Uuinlan. and Mrs. Mary Foster. Funeral from chapel, 4138 Madison street, Thursday, at 9 a.

to St. Mel'a church. Interment Calvary. MORGAN William L. Morgan.

Sept. 28. beloved husband of Edith Inee Jenkins); fond father of Aubrey. Jane, and Frederick. Services Wednesday, at 3 p.

at funeral home, 6200 N. Western avenue, corner Foster. Interment Acacia Park cemetery. NESSEL Mary E. Kelly Nessel.

beloved wife of William, fond mother of Clara Keenan. fond sister of Mrs. Nellie Kuehnle and the late Bridget and Timothy Kelly. Funeral Thursday. Oct.

1. at 9:30 a. from residence, 1534 S. Kenilworth avenue, Berwyn, to St. Mary of Cell church.

NOVY Entitle Novy. nee Kovanda. C219 8. UiiiDlerson avenue, Hcrwyn. beloved wile of Albert, loving mother of Jennie Kreha mid Emyle Uiirman, si-iler of An tonic Mrax.

mother-iu-law of Arthur Kreba and William Logeman, grandmother of 3 grandchildren. Funeral Thursday, Oct. 1. at 1 :30 p. m.

at chapel. MAO? W. Cermak road. Interment Bohemian National cemetery, Berwyn 2310. 28, 101 -J.

beloved wife ot Msf. desr daughter ot John and Kay fond etstee of Artie. Services Thursday. p. aa funeral ehapel, 43.1H-4U Fullerton aveaoa.

Interment Mount Olive. OSWALD William J. Oswald, beloved hoe- hand of Louise, nee father of Carol son of William K- brother of John Margaret Farrell. Edith Oswald, and Myrtle Wilson. Member of Dalle Imlge.

No. 181. A. F. A A.

M. of Cloquet. Minn. Funeral Tuesday. 4:30 p.

m-. at chapel. 70th and Emerald. Interment private, at Oak Woods. PEYTON Bridget Peyton, pee Tnnney.

be loved wife of the late Thomas Peyton, fond mother of Margaret Brown. Catherine Miller. Helen Ungaro. and the lata James. Thomas, Joseph, and George Peyton.

neral Wednesday at 10:16 a. tn. from funeral home, 2166-68 N. California avenue, corner Palmer street, to Our Lady of Lourde church. Interment Mount Carmel.

Member of Annunciation eenrt. No. 19. W. C.

O. F. Information. Humboldt 277. P1ERLE Clementine Plerle tnee WIIllamsT.

oeioveo wue ot s. Plerle. dear mother or Louiae Wingfield and Andre, fond aister of Henry. Emma, and Alphone. grandmother nf Roy Wingfield.

Rosary Tuesday. 8 p. m. Funeral Wednesday. 9:30 a.

from chapel, 2708 N. Western avenue, to St. Berchman church, where solemn requiem mass will he celebrated at 10 a. m. Inter ment St.

Joseph'. Humboldt 1710. PIETRANDI7ON0 Mart Pletranduono. Sao urone notice. RATCLIFFE Joseph F.

Ratelifre. beloved nusnand of the late Minnie, dear father of Thomas Emily, and Dorothy, brother of T. H. Ratcliffe and Mrs. Davtd Xar tin.

Services Tuesdsy. Sept. 29. at 3 p. m.

at funeral home. 3440 N. Central avenoa. Interment Bosebill. Kil.

6420. RF.ITZ John A. Rett, auddenly. of S344 menmona avenue, Kvergreen pant, lovtna son of August J. and Rosemary, nee Qulnn; fond brother of Rosemary and Louise Reits.

Funeral from chapel. 794 S. Halsted street. Wednesday at 9 a. to Holy Redeemer church.

Evergreen Park, Interment St. Mary' cemetery. RIPPE William R. Kippe of Chicago Height. neiovea nusnand or Kmma, ne loving father nf Mrs.

Mildred Chupnn. Mrs. Dorothy Hlrsch. and Lieut. Melvtn W.

Htppe. all of Chicago Heights, dear son at Christ H. Rippe of Harvey, fond brother of Mrs. Mary Bushman of Chicago, Edwar4 J. of Harvey.

Mrs. Mabel frehel of Harvey, and the late Christ C. ot Chicago. Mody Us lie at rest at funeral home. 1340 Otta boulevard.

Chicago Height, with semes Wednesday. Sept. 31. 3 p. m.

Intel-Dent Oakland cemetery, Dnlton. RIVEN BURGH Ida M. Rivenhurgn. 1 years, wife nt the late Eugene fond mother of Grace H. Beebe and the late Eugenia Pearl Chetham.

grandmother ef one grandchild and three great-crandrktto dren. Resting at funeral borne, 38 IS Irving Park road. Service Wednesday, Sept. 30, at 3 p. in.

Interment KoachtU, ROMANO See John De Frenta notice. ROTUNDO Philip J. Rotnndo Sr, T704j rrairle avenue, husband of Catherine Rotundo, faiher nf Philip J. Jr and Rite) Marie, brother-in-law of Charlea Thorns Helen C. and Joseph A.

Crows. Mrs. J. R. Mr-Tarty.

Mrs. Grace Kelley and Mrs. Thomas K. La Irs. Funeral Thursday, Oct.

1, at 9 a. from mortnary. 7tM( South Park avenue, to St. Dorothy ehtirrfc. Interment Mount Olivet.

Kadciiffe 2330. SCHMIDT Mildred C. Schmidt. ne Olson. Iste ot 1115 N.

Lorel avenue, beloved wit of Edmund mother of Jacqnsline, Jack. Robert, and Maurtn Schmidt, aister Carl H. and Ralph K. Olson ot Harvsv. Dt, Mrs.

Clara Hansen of Forest City, la. At funeral home, IT Madison street. Gsj Park. Funeral Wednesday. .31) a.

I Our Lady Help of Christians church. lister men I Mount CarmeL SCHNEIDER Mae A. Schneider, lata real, dence, 6772 W. Raven atreet. balnvof daughter of Lily Schneider, sister of Bernard J.

Funeral from funeral home. 6754 Northwest ilghwsy. Thursday. Oct. 1.

at 9 a. to St. Thecla'a church. Interment St. Joseph' cemetery.

SERAPHINE See Colangelo notice. SIERTS Margaret May Sierts. nee Lawlee, of 650 Sheridan road. Evanaton. beloved) wife of Herbert fond sister of Wiluarn, Lawler and the 1st Mrs.

Dr. org EL Miller. Service Wednesday. 2:30 p. at funeral home.

3301 Fullerton avenue. Interment Union Ridge. SCHULEIN Siegfried Schuleln. beloved hns. band of Hattie fond father of Raymond A.

Service Wednesday, Sept. 30. at 1 1 :30 a. at family lot. Oak Woods rente tery.

Remains resting at chapel. S3d E. 47th street, until Wednesday morning. 8LIEPKA Augustine Sllepka. nee Cellar.

loved wife of Anthony Sllepka. rievotmf mother of Olga Gnmee. Mildred and Mars Sliepka. Funeral Wednesday, Sepu 30. a 1 p.

m. at ehapel. 834 N. Ashland avenue, Interment Bohemian National cemetery. SMITH William T.

Smith, lata of X. 81st street, beloved husband of Rath, fond) father of William Judith, and the 1st Richard, eon of Peter and Roes t-mttn, brother of Mrs. Anne Hueren and Mrs. Elsie Groin. Funeral Wednesday, p.

m. at mortuary, 1008 E. 79th. Burial family lot. STR0NER Anna Stroner.

6116 S. Wash ten at avenue, beloved wife ot the late Jam, devoted mother of Joseph. Funeral Wart nee-day. 10 a. at chapel.

6218 S. Krd ale avenue. Interment Bohemian National, Prospect 3810. SWINDLER Ruth Swindler, late of SIT Bradley place, beloved wife of Chariee Swindler, fond aister of Clinton and Josepsj Bartlam. Funeral Wednesdsy.

2 p. at chapel. 929 Belmont avenue, interment Wunder cemetery. TERHUNE Laura C. Terhun.

SepL tT. 1942. of 1357 Hyde Park boulevard, dear mother ot Mrs. Fred C. Dickson- of la dianapoli.

and Mrs. Robert Schenck of -Chicago. Service and Inter ment In Anderson, Ind. TYNER Bert K. Tyner of 7434 Jf.

Oakley, beloved husband of Alice A. father Walter R. and David brother of Fred, grandfather of David Jr, Warren, John, and Robert Tyner. Fnneral at chape 34 1-s -Lincoln avenue. Wednesday.

Sept. 30. 3:31 p. m. to Rnsehill cemetery.

Member ot Humboldt lodge. No. 813. A. F.

A. M. Stanford and Bloomington paper pleas copy. VON LADAU Blanche F. Von Ladau.

be. -loved wife of Knute A. Von Ladau. fond mother of Philip Von Ladan. At rest at chapel.

68,11 W. Chicago avenne. Arrviie Tuesday at 3 p. m. Buriest Forest Home, VOSS See Carey notice.

WEINMAN Sarah Weinman, beloved wife of the late Leon, fond mother of Arthur and) Milton, dear sister ot Lena Sallo. Max and Louis Weinberg, and the late Jacob Weino berg, Johanna Leserman, and Amalie Lnwen- tern, devoted grandmother of Loin and Arthur. Funeral Tuesday, Sept, 29, at 11 a. at chapel, 9Md E. 47th street.

Inter ment Free Sons cemetery, WEIS Suale A. Wels. Gulfport. Sept. 26.

1842. wife of the 1st John Wets, mother of the late William. Interment Mon. day. Sept.

28. at Forest Home cemetery. WEISS Dave Welsa of 1219 S. Keeler avenue, beloved husband ot Rose, fond father ot Irving. Sol, Harold, and Ida Goldstein, seven grandchildren, brother of Llhbr I.os Angeles and Kattie Leibovtta.

Funeral Tuesday. 11 a. at chapel. 4 5 Roes. velt road, corner Tripp avenue.

Interment Dvinsker cemetery. WEITZENFELD Simon Weiteenfeld. of 3819 W. Congress treet, beloved father of Lotus, Max. Joseph, and the late Bessie Lachman.

three grandchildren, brother of Joseph and Anna Kolber. Services Tuesday. 10 J0 a. m. at chapel.

3600 Roosevelt road. WERHAHN Rev. Frederick Werhahn. pastor of Trinity Lutheran church. 8011 beloved husband nf Bertha, brother of Christian of Illinois.

Henry, William, and August, all ot Great Bend, Kan. Member of United Lutheran church) of America. In atate at the church. exv ices Friday, 2 P. m.

Interment Oak Wood cemetery. South Chicago 0242. WETZHOLD Edward E. Wetxhold of 1934 8. 68th avenue, Cicero, beloved hushsnd of Josephine, nee Jaeger: devoted father of Donald brother of Minnie Fiwkman.

Gustie Zabora. Edna Person, and William Wetxhold. Services Thursday. Oct. 1.

3 p. m. at funeral home. 6227-29 W. CeraakT road, Berwyn.

Interment Woodlawa. WILSON Jean (Love Wilson, late home 9041 Essex avenue, wife ot Thomas C. mother of Marion, James of New York, and Henry Devlin of Scotland, sister of Mrs. Mrr ret Waddell of Scotland. Member of Glen, lee chapter.

No. 20. O. E. S.

of Scotland. Remains at late home until 11 a. m. Wednesday, then to lie in state at First Presbyterian church. 64th street and Kim-bark avenue.

Servicea at 2:30 p. m. Interment Cedar Park. South Shore 0342. WINDMILLER Minna WlndmUler.

a Kafka, late ot 3740 Lake Shot drive, formerly ot Irving Park road, dearly beloved wife of Leo. fond mother of Anna Hui wits and Inis Eichenbaum. aister of Ida Crocker. Frank, and Lottie Moerovita. grandmother of Joanne Eichenanm and Allen Hurwit Remains resting at ehapel tn Temple Sholom, Cornelia avenue entranc.

All services to be conducted st Temple Sholom. Lak Shore drive at Stratford. Tuesday, 10 a. m. Information.

Irving 0666. ZATURSKI Ctprllan Zatnrskl. 4506 S. Wood atreet. age 79 years.

Sept. 26, 1943. brother of Alex Petkunss. uncle of Ttllie Ehthpe, Josephine Weleckl and Patricia Bobtn. Funeral Thursday.

8:30 a. from Holy Crnsa church at 46th street and Hermit- venue, to St. Caaimir'g cemetery. GEE, TRACYf SOMEHOW I CAMT GO TO OBITUARIES Mrs. Mary Caiejr.

Mrs. Mary Casey, 84 years old, mother of three policemen, died yesterday in her home at 832 Roscoe street. She came here from Ireland 65 years ago. Her sons are Policeman Robert Casey, chief operator at the Central station, and Sergts. Frank and Steve Casey, assigned to the traffic department at the station.

Services will be at 9:30 a. m. Thursday from the home to Our Lady of Mount Carmel church. Mrs. Hermine Gieteke.

Mrs. Hermine Gieseke, wife of Fred Gleseke, Arlington Heights real estate dealer and department store owner, died last night in their home at 416 South State road in Arlington Heights. She was 56 years old. Services will be held Thursday at 2:30 p. m.

in St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran church, Arlington Heights. Two daughters and a son also survive. Charles E. Johns.

Noblesville, Sept. 28 TSpeciall. Charles E. Johns. 68, president of the American National bank, died today of pneumonia.

The widow- and a sister, Mrs. A. G. Neal of Chicago, survive. Burial will be in Kokomo.

MACHINIST LOSES LIFE AT CROSSING WHEN CAR UPSETS Leonard Riccardo, 38 years old, 114 East 117th street, a machinist, was killed outright and a companion was injured yesterday when Riccardo apparently lost control of an auto he was driving as it crossed the Pennsylvania railroad tracks at 124th street near Wallace. The car turned over and landed on the tracks. Thru fingerprint records, a man killed by an automobile near Wheeling Saturday was identified as Joseph Rauk, about 65 years old, address unknown. The driver was Timothy Shugrue, 521 Waukegan road, Deer-field. Up to 4 p.

m. yesterday 526 persons had been killed in Cook county auto accidents since the first of the year. Of these 405 lost their lives in Chicago, where 15,132 had been injured. OPEN SAFETY PIN REMOVED FROM BABY'S STOMACH Marilyn Heuring. 8 months old, was recovering yesterday in St.

Anthony's hospital in Michigan City from an operation for the removal of an open safety pin from her stomach. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wllbut F. Heuring.

The child swallowed the pin after eating her breakfast yesterday. Hearing the baby choking, her mother attempted unsuccessfully to reach the pin in the child's throat. An X-ray disclosed the open pin In the stomach and Dr. R. A.

Gilmore advised immediate surgery. He made a small incision below the ribs and found the pin embedded in the lining of the stomach. PROF. HILLHOUSE, BRITISH WARSHIP DESIGNER, DIES LONDON. Sept.

28. Prof. Percy A. Hillhouse, 73 years old, naval architect, who designed many of Japan's early modern warships, died in Glasgow today. He was the first European professor of naval architecture at Tokio's imperial university, and from 1898 to 1902 designed several ships which saw service in the Russo-Japanese war.

As chief naval architect to the Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering company, he was one of the firm's officials aboard the British submarine K-13 which failed to surface in 1917. I ADYERTISMENTJ yr i SUM OH, I SURE lYOU CAN. GROAN? TO THE TOWN FOR MECHANIC. OFFICIAL WEATHER FORECAST INDIANA AND LOWER MICHIGAN: Warmer. WISCONSIN: Much warmer; scattered iitht rain in extremn north in evening-; moder-.

ately strong winds. HisheM temppraturen for the 12 hour and lowest temperatures for the 24 hours ended 7 p. m. zo H. H.

00 40 57 2 54 Atlanta M7 HiHtniirt-k fill Vlti ItrowiiHVille HI 55 Cheyenne Chinniro f4 2il 'oliimhtin H'l 54 Jt Detroit fi'-I Fort 7 40 Kansas City. Louisville Menmhia Miami 2 Itl Paul HO New 70 New PittxburEh 5 4H :4 St. Louis 55 32 46 Wash' ton. D.C. btt Mollison, Atlantic.

Flyer, Sued by Second Wife LONDON, Sept. 28 UP. Jimmy Mollison, transatlantic flyer who now an Atlantic ferry pilot, is being sued for divorce by his second wife, the former Mrs. Phyllis Hussey. the October court calendar disclosed today.

UNDERTAKERS. Fuzieral Service SOUTH SIDE CHAPEL. 63D AND HARVARD-AVENUE. PHONE WENTWORTH 0025. WEDNESDAY.

CUMMINGS John. 11 a. m. at chapel. DAVENPORT Grace Fisher.

11 a. m. in church. GAVIN Mary. 3p.rn.it chapel.

HART WIG Julius. 2 D. m. at chaDel. SCHULTZ Ferdinand.

1 p. m. at chapel. ATKINS Edmund D. 9 :30 a.

m. at chapel. THURSDAY TORAS John. 9 a. m.

at residence. SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED. FAIRBANKS Josephine. NORTON Charles E. NORTH SIDE CHAPEL 550t N.

ASHLAND-A VENUE. PHONE LONGBEACH 2646. TUESDAY. BERRY Geonre E. 4 p.

m. at chapel. SAVIN Baldo. 9:30 a. m.

in church. STURTZ Mary 2 p. m. at chapel. WEDNESDAY.

GOrr Elizabeth G. 11 a. m. in church. FRIDAY.

GREZLIK Alexander B. 10 a. m. tn church. "SERVICE HAS ALWAYS BEEN ASSOCIATED WITH THE HIGHEST STANDARDS OF FUNERAL EXCELLENCE." Coupled with This Most Modest Pries Complete $110 Mora if Desired Less If Required.

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Offers SINGLE AND COMPANION CRYPTS MEMORIAL ROOMS At Most Moderate Prices. BBW Ravenswood-av. LONGBEACH 6040. MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMS. i "M'MB-iniWirMii" i -r-aansui CEMETERY MARKERS.

MONUMENTS AT aavinsrs Sears-Roebuck. State-st. Basement. I ADVERTISMENT1 DOrT WELL FLAG GO NEXT A DENIES ALIMONY TO WORKING WIFE OF SERVICE MAN Congress did not enact the servicemen's dependency law to provide payments to a wife who Is earning sufficient money to care for herself. Judge Oscar F.

Nelson asserted yesterday in Superior court. He refused to hear a plea for temporary alimony made by Mrs. Lillian Towalski, 2155 Pierce avenue, who earns $30 a week. Frank A. Towalski, 26, a musician in the Navy pier band, last week obtained an order restraining Mrs.

Towalski, 25, from making an application to the government for an allotment of $22 from his $66 monthly pay. Towalski Is suing for a divorce, charging cruelty. They were married May 20, 1939, and separated last year. "If I granted temporary alimony here, Judge Nelson told Mrs. Towalski and her attorney, Arthur Freeman, I would be encouraging gold digging.

"It is the policy of this eourt, as in other courts, that where there is a brief marriage, no children and the wife is working, there is no need for alimony. I'm not going to allow this woman to be a gold digger." CHARITIES GIVEN $100,000 IN WILL OF FRANK CUNEO Frank Cuneo, pioneer Chicago produce merchant who died Sept. 17, disposed of an estate of more -than a million dollars in his will filed yesterday by Attorney Herman A. Fischer. John F.

Cuneo, president of the Cuneo Press, a son, and the Northern Trust were named co-executors. Four Cuneo sons and the trust company are trustees. Mr. Cuneo, who was 80 years old. made bequests to several nieces and nephews, left $2,000 to his secretary, $1,000 to his housekeeper, $100,000 to Catholic charities, set up trusts for his sons, John Lawrence Columbus and Americo and left the remainder to his grandchildren.

Mr. Cuneo founded the produce firm of Garibaldi Cuneo in 1881 and was an active promoter of the 1893 world's fair. He had extensive real estate interests and helped to develop the Wilson avenue business district. SPORTSMAN WINS SECOND DIVORCE FROM SAME WIFE George F. Henneberry, wealthy rotogravure printer, yesterday obtained a divorce from his wife, Etha, to whom he was twice wed, after his counsel, Robert Cantwell told Judge Joseph Sabath in Superior court a settlement was made.

Henneberry, a sportsman, lives on a 1,500 acre estate near Barrington. He is 62 years old. Mrs. Henneberry, 20 years younger, is reported to be living out of the state. They were married in 1932.

divorced in 1938 and remarried in 1939. There were no children. The case was moved ahead several weeks by Judge Sabath after he was informed Mrs. Henneberry's counsel. Curry J.

Martin, was called for military service this week. Close Schools in Havana Due to Infantile Paralysis HAVANA, Cuba, Sept. 28. Health authorities today offered private and primary schools here and at Martanao closed due to the spread of infantile paralysis. Schools in several districts thruout the island were suspended during the last few weeks.

No official figures have been issued but the press has reported several deaths in Havana. WHAT THEY MEAN. TOO! MORE OF THOSE AMAZING FOUND SO PLENTIFULLY LACK OF 'EM MAKES MILLIONS I I I DENNIS CAR HI III IS WRECKED ljleii so BADLy WE WITH IT A at I lp is YES DRINKING TOMATO JUICE. A RIAL VITAMIN VS RV VITAMIN HUMAN NUTRITION! dM, IT COMPLETELY AIR-CONDITIONED NORTH 929 W. Belmont SOUTH 1820 S.

Michigan WEST 2346 W. Madison DEATH NOTICES la Hefflurlan, CONWAY Mantaret Conway. In dear memory of the 4th anniversary. MOTHER. PRAZAK Mary Prazak.

1941. What is home without mother? All good things this world may send. But when we lost our darling- mother Wa lost our dearest friend. LOVING SONS AND DAUGHTERS. WHIRITY William Edward Whirity.

1035. It seems so lone since ha is gone. We need and miss him so. His smile his walk, his guiding- talk: God, please let him know. LOVING WIFE AND SONS.

Fraternal Notices. RAFILSON Moe Rafllson, brother In Benjamin N. Cardoso Indue, B'nai B'rith, No. 1331. Lodge brothers, please note funeral Tuesday.

2:30 p. at chapel. 5143 Broadway. Interment Western Star cemetery. Family at 6830 Clyde avenue.

ACLD Marian Lindsay Auld of 745 W. Garfield boulevard, beloved wife of William, fond daughter of Rote and the late Michael Lindsay, sister of Helen Gundus. Funeral Wednesday. Sept. 30, 0 m.

from funeral home, 1241 W. 79th atreet. to Visitation church. Burial St. Mary's.

BESKE Albert Beske. Sept. 26. 1942. beloved husband of Cecilia, dear father of Irvin and Lucille Zuelke.

Services Wednesday. 2 p. at funeral chapel. 43-40 Fullerton avenue. Interment Concordia.

BOZOV5KY Katherine Bosovsky. nee Rer-hant. beloved wife of the late Albert Ro-covHky, dear mother of Emily Kliner. Ella Pelnar, and James J. Sr.

Funeral Thursday. Oct. 1. at a. from chapel.

71 W. IHth street. Berwyn. to Our Lady of the Holy Mount church. Interment St.

Adalbert's. Berwyn 144 or Lawndale lluo. BRENNAN Mary A. Diaa Brennan of 6920 S. Laflin -street, beloved wife of Frank fond mother of Charles and Francis Bud, grandmother of Robert.

John, and Joan Brennan. aunt of Ruth Hoglund. At loner si home, 9tb at Justine atreet. Funeral Wednesday, 9 St. Brendan's church.

Interment Mount Olivet, La Salle. HU papers please copy. CAREY Irene G. Carey, beloved wife of Edwin loving daughter of Mary and the late Albert J. Voss.

Resting at chapel. 8400 S. Ashland avenue. Funeral Thursday, 2 p. m.

Interment Waldheim. CASEY Mary Agnes Caxey, nee Brown, beloved wife of the late Patrick, dear mother of Frank Robert Stephen and the late Mrs. Loretta Savage and Mrs. Theresa O'Connor. Funeral Thursday.

9:30 a. from residence, 832 Roscoe street. to Our Lady of Mount Carmel church. Interment Calvary. Member of women's auxiliary, Chicago Police post.

No. 207, American Legion. Armitage 7800. CARMICHAEL Adellbert Dell Carmichael. auddenly.

beloved husband of Lutie, fond father of Gamett brother of Maud. Services Wednesday. 1 p. at chapel. 3159 Jackson boulevard, at Kedzie.

Interment Forest Home. CHUPKA Emily Chupka of 4950 Walton street, beloved wife of John, dear mother of John Jr. and Shirley, loving daughter of Steven Jamriska. fond aister of Helen. Anna.

Walter, and Steven. Resting at funeral home. 6708 W. Madison street. Mass at SS.

Cyril and Methodius church. Walton and Kildare, Wednesday at 9:30 a. m. Interment Mount Carmel. CRAWFORD Byron C.

Crawford, husband of La Rue. nee Dennis. Resting at chapel. 4542 Ravenswood avenue until 4 p. m.

Tuesday, Sept. 29. 1942. Interment Forest City. Ia.

lylH.H3 nA rs 1 DONT CARE. WE LOST SEVERAL ARTICLES OF LAUNDRY OFF THE TOP OF THAT TRUCK AND WE'RE GOING BACK DEATH NOTICES CIRONE Msrle Clrone Inee Pletranduono I late of K44 N. Christiana avenue, beloved wits of Joseph, dear mother of Ronald and Marilyn daughter of Balvatore and the late Mary, aister of Michael. Rocco. Rsf facile La Pore.

Tony. Rose, Anna Cirone, and Joseph. Funeral Wednesday 9 a. from residence to St. Mathew'a church.

In terment Mount Carmel. Arm. 7800. COLANGEI.O Peter Colangeln and denly, beloved husband of Philomena I nee Piirral. fond fatlirr of Christine, Leonuru, Mrs.

Rose Hucklenbraich. and Roy. Mrs, Mary Seraphine, James. Theresa. Anna, Peter Phyllis, Carmen, ami tne lata Mi' churl, grandfather of Baby Mirhaeline.

Fa neral from lata residence. 20UO W. Con' grass street, to Our Lady ot Sorrows church. Thursday. Oct.

1. at a. m. Inter ment Mount Carmel cemetery. Nevada 2H2S CONNORS Dennis Connors.

131st street and Archer avenue, Lemnnt township, brother ot tha lata William Connora. Funeral Wednesday at 9:30 a. from 812 Main street. Lemnnt, to St. Patrtrk'e church at 10 a.

m. Interment St. James' sag. CORIQLIONE Salvatora Corlglione. lata of 641 N.

Damen avenue, beloved husband ot Rose, nee Onyszko; dear son of Frank and Raffaella, brother of Anthony, Joseph Mrs. Tom Vivo, and Mrs. Ann O'Donnell. Funeral Thursday. 9 a.

from chapel, tt4 N. Western avenue, to Boly Rosary church. Interment Mount Carmel. Armi tnga 780O. CONSTANTINE Antoinette J.

Constanliue, beloved wife of the late Albert fond mother of Flora H. of Minneapolis: Mrs Carrie C. Peters, Oeorge A. of Grand Rapids and the lale Edward U. and Lulu Con stantino.

Services Wednesday, 1 p. at Urove Hill cemetery chapel. CORRADO Frank Corrado. late of 2120 W. Erie street, beloved husband of Maria I nee Loprestol.

dear father of Philip. An Charles. Theresa La Bellarte Emanuela Ferrers. Nicbolaa. Joseph, and Frank Jr.

Funeral Wednesday, 9 a. from chapel. 624 N. Western avenue, to Holy Rosary church. Interment Mount Carmel.

Armitage 7800. CRAIN Harvey E. Craln of 7644 East Lake terrace, husband of Amelia C. Cram, father of Mrs. Robert Little.

Howard. Elisabeth and Gordon F. Crain. brother of George and the lata Lucy Crain. Services Wednesday.

1:30 p. at chapel. 1460 Sherman avenue. Evanaton. Interment Memorial Park, CROWE See Rotundo notice.

CUSACK Magdalene Helen Cusack, nee Jar- ger. age 28. suddenly, beloved wife of Mat thew. loving daughter ot Magdalene and the late Frans. fond mother of Jr, and Joan, loving aister of John Jarger and Rose Falker.

Funeral from chapel. 3413 Lincoln avenue, Wednesday. Sept. 30. at :30 m.

to St. Andrew's church. Burial St. Joseph's. DALTON John M.

Dalton. 7468 Normal eve nue, beloved husband of the late Mary Shaughnessy Dalton, fond father of Mary, Catherine, and Raymond, brother ot Pat ricio and Joseph, and the late James, Elu abeth and Catherine. Funeral Wednesday at a. from funeral home. 6016 Went worth avenue, to St.

Carthage'a church Interment Mount Carmel. Member ot O. and C. F. I.

A. Local No. 6. DAVENPORT Grace F. Davenport of Mark ham.

Sept. 28. 1942 wife of the late James E. Davenport, fond mother of Gordon F. Tait.

aunt of William S. Parkell At chapel. 63d and Harvard, until 9 a. Wednesday. Services at St.

Paul's church, 60th and Dorchester. Wednesday. Sept. 30 at 11 a. m.

Interment Mount Greenwood, Milwaukee. papers please copy. DAT Charles Day. husband of the late Augusta, dear father of Charlea brother ot Christopher and Thomas Day. and Clara E.

Greenwalt. two grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday. Sept. 30.

at 2 p. at chapel. Wentworth avenue. Interment Mount Hope. Member of Banner Blue Lodge No.

024. A. F. A. M.

DE FRENZA John De Frensa. late of 703 N. Central Park avenue, beloved husband of Antoinette (nee Romano, fond father of Mrs. Anna Riccio, Celia. and Gloria.

Funeral Wednesday, 9 a. from chapel. 624 N. Western avenue to S. M.

Addolo-rata church. Interment Mount Carmel. Armitage 7800. DE V1TO Dunlsia De Vlto. nee Barghtnl.

dearly beloved wife of Nello. loving, mother of Ronald and Marlene. Resting at fiinrrnl home. 7000 W. Grand avenue, at the circle.

Funeral Wednesday. 3(1. at 10:30 a. m. to St.

William's church, liunsl Mount Carmel. Lackawanna 1212 or Elmwood Park 801. DROEGE -August F. Droege of St. Louis.

Sept. 27. 1042. father ot Mrs. Frank Adams ot 1003 S.

Cu.vlcr avenue. Oak Park. Mrs. James M. Ralls.

William and Walter A. Droege. Funeral at Benabtek Kiehaus mortuary. St. Louis, Sept.

30. FARRELL Anna Farrell of 2800 Wallace street, beloved wife of the late James P. Farrell, dear mother ot Margaret Cullen. Daniel, and William Farrell. Funerc I Wednesday, 9 a.

from funeral home 712 W. 31st street, to St. Anthony's church. Interment Mount Carmel. Information.

Victory 1158. FAY Henry W. Fay. Sept. Vf, 1942.

beloved husband of Cassandra. Resting at funeral home. 25 W. Chicago avenue. Palatine, Illinois.

Services Wednesday. Sept. 30. 2:30 p. m.

Interment Diamond Lake. FEIN BERG Nettle Felnberg. dear sister of Harney. Maurice. Benjamin.

Mrs. Jean Rut-tenberg. and Max. Funeral at convenience of the family. Remains resting at chapel.

936 E. 47th street, until Tuesday noon. FERGUSON Rollo F. Ferguson, late of 817 N. Dearborn street, beloved husband ot Sara Jane, brother of Ethel Schwab ot Bishop.

grandson of Mrs. Henry J. Durran of Naperville. III. Friends may call at parlora.

Funeral Sept. 30 at 2:30 p. m. at chapel. 239 S.

Washington street. Naper-ville. 111. The Rev. F.

D. Loehr officiating. Interment Naperville cemetery. GALLINA Francesco Gallina, late of 735 S. Loomis street, beloved husband of Ade- lina.

loving father of Angelina Valente, Ben, Joseph, and Anthony Gallina of Elgin. Quin Agrella, and Amideo. Services Wednesday. 10 a. at funeral home.

619 S. Ashland boulevard. Interment Elgin. 111. GAVIN Mary Gavin.

1503 E. 7 2d atreet. Sept. 28. 1942.

beloved wife of Henry Gavin, fond mother of Mrs. Betty Houston, William, Roy, Robert, Arnold, and Gene. At chapel. 63d and Harvard, where services will be held Wednesday. Sept.

30, at 3 p. m. Interment Evergreen cemetery. GIESEKE Hermine Gieseke, nee Fens, beloved wife of Fred W. Gieseke.

416 S. State road, Arlington Heighta. 111., dear mother of Helene Wlnkleman. Henrietta Lcmke. and Fred W.

Gieseke loving grandmother of J.inet and Elrny Jr. Winkle-man, and Kenneth and Sandra l.enike. sister of Herman and William A. Fens, and the late Emma Busse. Resting at funeral home.

207 N. Vail avenue, Arlington Heights. Services Thursday. Oct. 1.

at 2:30 p. at St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran church. Arlington Heights, Interment Ridge-wood cemetery. M0PE.

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