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TrATIT IS: rITTCA suwray TRIBUNE' rA tra TTST Itrta CHICAGO BEARS DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES WORK PROGRESSING ON EXTENSION OF NORTH SIDE OUTER DRIVE KANSAS FINANCE CHIEF IS JAILED IN BOND SCANDAL BENSON Hilma B. Benson, nee Johnson. beloved wife of John mother of Mrs. Florence Kerr. Edward, Grace.

Hazel. and Jack. sister of Mrs. Nannie Bergstrom. Mrs.

Anna Warn, and Carl E. Johnson. grandmother of Joan and John Kerr and Edward Benson. Funeral Monday. Aug.

28. P. at late residence. 6418 May-st. Interment Oak Hill.

PLAYER INJURED Iti AUTO CRASH Full Back on Team Suffers Held on Charge of Using Mails to Defraud. Fractured Skull. NEEDHAMPatrick Needham. beloved hus-' band of Elizabeth. nee Cullen; fond father of Mrs.

Marie Daley. Austin, Ann. Lee. Matthew, and the late Charles Needham. Funeral Monday.

at 9:30, from his late residence, 3225 to Our Lad! of Mert7 church. Interment Calvary. NELSENOlga R. Nelsen of 4734 wife of Ole. mother of Korman Palmer and Regna Butzbach, sister of Nieoline Olsen.

Olavus Jacobson of Oakland. and Jacobins Arnoldson of Brevig, Norway. Funeral Tuesday. Aug. 29.

at 2 p. at funeral home, 4447-51 Irving Park-blvd. Interment Mount Olive. O'BRIENMaurice O'Brien. beloved non Of the late John and Hannah nee Eleciani fond brother of William, Joseph.

James, Mrs. Hannah H. Savage. Catherine, and the late George. At residence.

1614 S. 41th-court Cicero. Funeral Monday. at 9:30 a. to St.

Attract church. Burial Mount Carmel. Nevada 2818. PETERSONLouis Harry Peterson. Aug.

26. 1933: beloved husband of Irene, fond son of Hans and Betty, dear brother of Carrie. Carl. Arthur. Herman, Ellen and Ann.

neral Monday. at 2 p. at chapel, ton, Armitage-ay. Interment Mount Olive. QUINNFlorence J.

Quinn. euddenly. A lig. 26. beloved daughter of Edward D.

and Ella B. Quinn. Residence, 5828 Ridge-ay. Resting in funeral chapel, 5525 N. Clarkst until noon Monday.

Aug. 28. Services at Edgewater Presbyterian church, Kenmore and Bryn Monday. Aug. 28.

at 2 p. m. Interment Rosehill. RASIIMANHarry Rashman. beloved band of Kate Inca Niermanl, dear father of Philip: brother of Mrs.

Anna Rosenzweig, Jennie Snitzer, Mrs. Goldie Wechter, Nettie. Nate. Flora. and Gertrude Rashman.

Funeral notice later. Please omit flowers. BRISTLEConrad Bristle. Aug. 25: beloved husband of Christine; fond lather of Ed ward.

Martha, and Ella. Member of Washington post, No. 573, G. A. R.

Funeral Monday, Aug. 28. at 2 P. ro, from chapel, 3807 to Rose lull cemetery. BROWNRichard P.

Brown. beloved husband of Catherine. nee Fox: fond father of Richard, Thomas, George. Margaret. and Mrs.

Mae Carroll. brother of the late Mrs. Margaret DraleY of Washington, 0. C. Ftmeral Monday.

9:30 a. from late residence. 4851 to Resurrection church. Interment Mount Carmel. CANNONPatrick R.

Cannon. beloved husband of the late Mary, nee Gal lager. dear lather of Marie. Thomas. Betty.

the late Margaret and Anna. Funeral from reitideuce. 7052 Tuesday. 9 a. m.

to Ft. Colutnbanus church. Interment Mount ,1 'Olivet. Information. call Pullman 0372.

1 1 CAPERSDr. Paul Aug. 25, at his home. 5050 beloved husband of Jennie. lather of Paul and Bertha.

Private services were held Saturday afternoon. COURNMayla Cotten. beloved mother of I Anna Bernstein. Dora Sher. Joseph.

and Rose -Richmond. Yuneral Monday at 12 noon. at chapel. 3854 W. Roosevelt-rd.

Family at home at 46 N. Parkside-ay. COLLINSBarbara Ellen Collins of 7026 Wentworth-ay beloved wife of James, fond mother of Frank and Lonis Martin. Jeanette. Charles.

Mrs. Agnes Dengate and Robert. Funeral services Monday. 2 p. at funeral home.

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.4 ...,,,,..4 't iZ 2 1 "4 1,,,,. 4 Paul Franklin, 26 years old, full back on the Chicago Bears professional football team, was seriously Injured last night in an automobile accident 26 miles west of Kenosha, Wis. His skull was fractured, and he was taken to the Kenosha hospital. One of his companions was killed, and two others hurt. The man killed was Charles Ferguson of Kenosha.

Franklin, Ferguson and the two other men, Albert Borkenhagen and Grover Wallace, both of Kenosha were returning home from Lake Geneva in Ferguson's car when the machine skidded on some loose gravel on the Fox river overhead. Franklin's home is in Plainfield. Ind. Three automobile deaths in Cook county raised the motor toll for the year to 650. The victims: Louis Peterson, 22 years old, 2322 North Karlov avenue.

Died in St. Anne's hospital of injuries incurred on Friday night when his car collided with an automobile driven by Mrs. Molly Horseman, 5230 Melrose street. at Fullerton and Laramie avenues. Emil Roder, 65 years old, 5328 Waveland avenue.

Died in the Belmont hospital of Injuries incurred on Wednesday when he stepped In front of an automobile at hiving Park boulevard and Lavergne avenue. Wilbur Sarby, 28 years old, 4515 North Mason avenue, the driver, was nut held. Raymond Kerwin, 6 years old, 1642 Byron street. Died early today in Martha Washington hospital of Injuries received on Aug. 14, when he was struck by a truck in front of 3537 Lincoln avenue.

The truck was driven by J. F. Bollack, 6046 Irving Park boulevard. If97 'Topeka, Aug. 26.VilFedera1 kiarges of use of the mails to defraud were fled tonight against Tom B.

Boyd, state treasurer; Ronald Pinney, 34, bond broker, and his former employe, Leland Caldwell, in connection with the Kansas municipal bond fort ery scandal. The defendants pleaded not guilty itt their arraignment and were committed to jail in default of bail bond. Bond for Boyd and Finney was fixed at $50,000 each. and Caldwell's at 000. Preliminary hearing for all three was set for Sept.

22. Broker In Cell. i Boyd previously had been arrested i511 a state charge of embezzlement and conversion of $150.000 to his and 30inney's use. After his first arrest and release on $25,000 bond, the state treasurer, whose office bad been placed In the hands of national guardsmen by Gov. Landon refused to accede to the chief executive's demand for his restsmation.

Pinney and Caldwell were removed l'rom jail where they have been held On state charges of forging and selling $30,000 of municipal bonds and taken before a United States commis-'goner for arraignment. The complaint signed by Dan Cowie, lassistant 'United States district attor3ney charged the men devised a weheme to defraud the state of Kan-was; Jackson Brothers, Boesel 2t Chicago brokerage firm, and others, and for the purpose of obtaining 4288,000 from the said Jackson Isoesel Co." Sent Bonds In Mali. The men were alleged to have caused to be delivered at Topeka, through the nails, a registered envelope, addressed to Finney, containing $10.000 in forged municipal bonds. Arthur S. Jackson of Chicago r316 South La, Salle street and R.

B. Allen of the bureau of investigation, Kansas City, were named as material RODEREmil Roder. beloved husband of Bctrtha. fond lather of Arthur. Loniatt Neuenschwander.

Mathilda Richards, Theodore. Frieda Peterson. and Nag-deltaic dear brother of Fred. John, Een, Christian, Marian VOelki, and Emma Reuhle. Funeral Tuesday.

Aug. 29. at 3 P. rit. at late residence.

5328 Wave land-ay. Interment Acacia Park. At rest at cliaPel 8905 until Monday noonRIMINRosina rnbin. nee Franks. wife of the late Sol Rubin.

mother of dra. lat Hammel, Mrs. Hannah Mandel and George. Funeral Tuesday. 11 a.

m. at RosebEll mausoleum. SCALASabestiano Scala. beloved husband of the late Mrs. Mary Scala.

fond father of Louis. Ciro and Mrs. Elmer Gasparino. Funeral Monday. Aug 28.

at 9 a. front 2818 Wilcox. to Our Lady of Pompeii chureb. Maentester-pl. and Racine-ay.

Interment at Mount Carmel cemetery. SCHNEIDERWilliam C. Schneider. beloved husband of More father of William D. Philip R.

Schneider and Esther S. Back. brother of Theodore. Frederick, Julius and Edwin Schneider. Serviees TuesdaY.

Inntt ri. at chapel. 720 Lake-st, Oak Park. Interment Forest Home. SCHOCKSarah Fit 7geraid Sehock.

Aug. nfl. 11)33. of 5SO4 Midway, Park. beloved atile of Frederick R.

Schock mother of Mrs. Natalie Foster and Jean A. Schock. Funeral Mond. 0:30 a.

from funerzi home. 318-320 N. Centrat-av, Austin. to St. Lucy's church.

Islay lielti-av. and W. Lake-at. CONLEYBridget Conley. Aug.

25, dearly beloved wife of the late Coleman. fond Mother of Mrs. J. D. Curtis.

Nora Thome Joseph X. and Martin F. Con. ley. Funeral Monday.

Aug. 28. at 0 a from her late residence. 51133 S. Winchester-ay-.

to St. Basil's church. Interment at holy Sepulchre cemetery. DETMERElizabeth Detmer tnee Maierl. Wife of Henry, loving mother of Elsie and Mrs.

Vera Corrigan, fond grandmother of Virginia and Bernice. Funeral Monday at 11 a. m. from her liztuehters residence. 1328 W.

to St. Margaret's church. Interment St. Bon lace. DTCKSONDr.

William F. Die )(son. Aug. 26. beloved husband of Elezebeth.

father of Hunter A. and Estelle Dickson. Funeral from residence. CI-200 Monday. Aug.

28. to First Presbyterian church. 64th-st. and Kimbark-av. Services at 2 p.

ra. Interment Oa kwoods. DONAHUEMary Donahue, nee Walter, beloved wife of the late Michael. fond mother of Mrs. Marry Kalil and the late Walter Donahue.

Funeral Monday at 9 a. tn. from her late residence. ti947 S. Pau to St.

Etheireda's church. Interment Mount Olivet. Yards 000. DONOBUEAnn Connors Donohue. beloved 'wife of the late Thomaii.

devoted mother of Thomas. Frank, nnd Mrs. Ann Peterson. fond sister of Mrs. Mary Quinn.

Sarah Connors. anti Sister Mary Clauda of St. Joseph. Funeral Tuesday at 9 a. from late residence.

525 W. to St. Gahriel's church. Interment Mount Olivet. Yards 0926.

View of the outer drive project of the Lincoln park board as it appears looking north from Montrose avenue, the present terminus of the boulevard. The new section, expected to be in use by winter, is to extend to Foster avenue, with grade separation viaducts at Wilson and Lawrence avenues. The Wilson avenue beach has been moved about a half mile to the east and is now open. IT RUNE Flying Forecast QUIZ WOMAN DOCTOR AFTER SHE KILLS ONE AND STABS ANOMER DR. F.

DICKSON FUNERAL TO BE HELD TOMORROW Special flying route forecasts for the period from 11 p. m. Aug. 26, to noon, Aug'. 27 (C.

S. Chicago-St. Louis. Evansville and CincinnatiClear. to local scattered high clouds.

Chicago-Detroit-Cleveland Clear to local scattered or broken high clouds, with a slight risk of local thundershowers near beginning of period over extreme east portion. Chicago-Twi atiesGenerally clear. Chleoso-OnsabaClear to scattered bi cis clouds for most part, but may become broken to overcast over extreme west. Chicago-Kansas City Clear to scattered Watt clouds. except mostly broken to overcast over extreme south.

Route forecasts for 12 hours ending at noon: Evansville-AtlantaScattered Cleveland-New 1 arkScattered clouds. W. M. K1SSELBURG) UNDERTAKER 20 YEARS 1S DEAD William M. Kisselburg, a Chicago undertaker for 54 years, died at his home, 2344 West Madison street, early yesterday.

Mr. Kisseiburg was 79 years old. He bad been confined to his home for a month before bis death. Ile is survived by his widow, Mrs. Math! Ida Kisselburg; a daughter, Mrs.

Caroline Encell, and three sons, Bertram. Edmund. and William Jr. Born at Hudson, N. in 1854, Mr.

Kisseiburg was brought to Chicago by his parents when he was 9 years old. lie had conducted his undertaking business at 2306 West Madison street for 20 years. Funeral services will be held from the Oak Ridge abbey at 3 o'clock tomorrow. Burial will take place in the Oak Ilidge cemetery immediately afterward. Funeral services will be held tomorrow for Dr.

William F. Dickson. 6200 Kimbark avenue, who was for 60 years a practicing physician. His office was at 25 East Washington street. Dr.

Dickson, who was 7 years old, died yesterday morning at his home. He was three times president of Illinois St. Andrew society. Services will be held at the First Presbyterian church tomorrow afternoon. Burial will be at Oakwoods eemeterY.

MOTHER OF THREE PRIESTS IS DEAD OF HEART ATTACK Mrs. Mary Calkins, 3056 Jackson boulevard, mother of three priests, a nun and a student for the priesthood died yesterday of a heart attack In the family summer home at Paw Paw, Mich. She was 66 year old. Mrs. Calkins came of a religious lam-Hy.

Iler brother, the Rev. A. M. Quigley, is the former pastor of Our Lady of Sorrows church. lie served as pastor for 26 years.

Two sisters are nuns. They are Mother upe.lor Manetto of Terre haute, and Mother Superior Mary Alexis of Wilson. N. C. The five children in religious service who survive Mrs.

Calkins c.re the Rev. Edward Calkins of Ladysmith. the Rev. Thomas Calkins of Detroit. the Rev.

Frank Calkins of Milwaukee, Sister Manetto Cecile of Whiting, and Brother John, a student in the Strvite order, Chicago. There are four other children. They are Police Sergt. Robert Calkins, attached to Public Works Commissioner Ilewites office; James Calkins, an engineer; Mrs. Raymond Doyle.

and Miss Mary Calkins. Mrs. Calkins' husband, Edward, a city also survives. Funeral services will be held from the chapel at 3246 Jackson boulevard to Our Lady of sorrows church at 10:30 Tuesday. Burial will be In Mount Carmel.

ITALY ARRESTS 1 FLYING OFFICER IN SPY SCANDAL nomE Aug. Italian 'aviation captain stationed in llome was reported today to have been arrested In connection with an espionage organization. Several arrests had been made prelously in connection with this organlzation. which allegedly was led by for-tiler Deputy Umberto Bianchi. who Is ttnderstood to be in custody.

Two women, whose names were not revealed. also were arrested. The authorities are silent. but In reliable circles it Is believed that a apecial tribunal will push Indictment and trial on the basis of large quanvities of documents which have been Bianchi Is reported to have admitted various charges in connection with the alleged plot. All told sixteen per-Sons have been arrested.

San Diego. Cat, Aug. Virginia Wilson, 06. widely known here in the realm of psychology and psychiatry. who ran amuck last night with a butcher knife, killing one woman and seriously injuring another, faced questioning today by police detectives.

Dr. Anita Bluhl, surgeon, In whose palatial home the attack took place, was stabbed and seriously wounded. her condition today was reported improved. Miss Ann 'Wife, 50. the housekeeper at Dr.

Muhrs residence and the first attacked by Dr. Wilson, died almost Instantly from a knife thrust in the back. Police learned that Dr. Wilson had prepared to retire for the night when she suddenly started the knife attack. She was found half an hour later sitting on the front steps of a home a few blocks from the Muhl residence.

She was taken to the city jail and later removed to the psychopathic ward of the county hospital. Dr. Wilson, a graduate of Washington university in St. Louis, In MS, was born In Utica, N. where her father is a prominent business man.

Dr. Wilson practiced general medicine In Utica and conducted a private school, later moving to California. She suffered a nervous breakdown at Berkeley, and came to San Diego Aug. 6 to be placed under the care of Dr. Muhl.

rtiquorand Drugl Treatment DR. PAUL CASPERS FUNERAL IS HELD; IN CITY 38 YEARS Funeral services for Dr. Paul Cass. pen; were held front his home at 5050 Drexel boulevard yesterday afternoon. Dr.

Caspera, an expert on diseases of the eye and a practicing physician in Chicago for :8 years, died late Friday evening. He was 65 years old, and is survived by his widow. Mrs. Jennie Caspers, a daughter, Bertha, and a. son, Paul Jr.

Dr. Caspers was born In Germany. He received his education in the United States, graduating from New York university in 1693 and served his internship in Bellevue hospital in New York City. He was a member of the Chicago Medical society, the American Medical association and the Chicago Ophthalmological society. SOVIET MURDERS ARE PROTESTED BY MANCHUKUO IISINKING, Manchukuo, Aug.

28. Manchukuo government formally protested to the Russian consul-general here today against merous soviet outrages on the frontier during the last year. Twenty-two Manchukuans and four white Russians were listed in the protest as having been murdered. Kidnapings, looting, and burning of villages and other disorders were charged. Former protests to the soviet government were reiterated In the strongly worded note.

SCHUETZArthur M. Schuetz, IPred 16 years. beloved son of Peter mid Lona Ines Dahm. Funeral Monday. 9 a.

from late residenee. Buffalo Grove. to St. Idary's Catholic church. STIANAHANOfficer Thomas 3.

Shanahan. 23. at 505 W. 44th-st, beloved husband of Elizabeth. nee Carwall.

fond lather of Frances. Eileen. Helen. Rita. and Elizabeth.

brother of Officer Edward J. and James Shanahan. Mrs. E. Fitzgerald.

Mrs. J. L. Somers. Mrs.

A. Gunther. and Mrs. J. Mc-Call.

Funeral Monday. at 8:45 a. m. to St. Gabriel's church.

Interment at Mount Olivet. Member of Policemen's Benevolent association. Particulars. Yards 0703. SHAUCHNESSYlEddiel T.

E. Shaughnersy, Alla'. 25. 11133. beloved son of Thomas E.

and the late Catherine brother of Mrs. Marie Jockers. Funeral Monday. at 9:15 a. from funeral home.

245 W. North-av- to St. Mathias church. Interment AU Saints'. SHUREDora Shure.

aged GO. of 1437 E. on Aug. 25: fond mother of Minnie Levitas. Laura.

Joe. and Dr. Norman Shure. sister of MmHg. Joe.

and Bert Neehtow and Lena Yeretsky. Funeral at 2157 W. Division-st. at 11 a. Monday.

Please omit flowers. SILBERMANIsaac Silberman, husband of the late Fannie Silberman, beloved lather of Louis. George. Sarah Warnick. Bell Sbratberg, Mitchell.

Ben. Albert. Funeral Monday. Aug. 28.

from chapel. 3125 W. et 2:30 P. 121.. to Kalvaria cemetery.

Waldheim. For Information call Doe-cheater 6110. SMEADMarie Smead. Aug. 26.

1033. of 147 E. beloved wife of Edwin A. At rest in chapel. 6033 Roosevelt-rd.

Services Tuesday. 2 p. tn. Interment Mount Emblem. Cicero 5.

SMITHWilliam H. Smith. suddenly. Aug'. 26.

late of 2544 beloved hut-band of Helen Smith. Member of Standard lodge. No. 873. A.

F. A. M. sod James A. Garfield lodge.

No. 698. I. O. O.

k'nneral service1 Tnesday. 2 p. at funeral home. 5200 N. corner of Foster.

Interment Mount Olive. SONNENSCHEINJacob Sonnensehein. Ant. 23. of G424 Magnolia-av beloved husband of Emma Sonnensehein.

food father of Dr. Ervin L. and Richard L. Sonnenschein. Remains at chapel.

1253-55 N. Clark-Ft. until Monday. 8 a. tn.

Services at Rosebill Cemetery chapel. Monday. Aug. 28. at 10:00 a.

M. TONERJohn E. Toner of 4333 N. Western- husband of the late Bridget fond father of Arthur James Toner and Mrs. Mary C.

Heitikamo, brother of Joseph Marie. Elizabeth and Daniet Toner. Funeral Monday. Aug. 28.

rt 9 a. from funeral home. 4041. N. to Queen of Angels church.

Interment Mount Carmel. WELCHLeo A. Webb. beloved husband of Irene Welch. fond father 01 Maxine.

William. and Harold Welch. fond on of Henry Pod Maria Walsh Webb. brother of Harold. Arthur.

William. Clifford. Rod Francis Welch. at residence. 1005 W.

Garfield-blvd. Funeral Monday. Aug-. 28. at 9 a.

to Visitation church. Interment Mount Olivet. WIRENEmil G. Wiren. Atm 26.

1933. fats of 1524 beloved husband of Minnie Wiren. fond father of Ernest. Ella and Otto. Funeral Tuesday.

Aug. 29. at 2 P. at chapel. 2700 at Washtenaw.

Interment Ridgewood cemetery. WORMANCarl Worman. beloved husband of May. nee Flynn: fond father of Olive. Remains at chapel.

25 La Grange. Funeral 2 p. m. Monday at late residence. 6 N.

Edgewood-air. lutecium Bronswood cemetery. KEELEY INSTITUTE has 1. successfully treated liquor and drug cases for the past fifty-four years. It is the oldest and best known institution exclusively treating these addictions.

The Keeley treatment is pleasant and easy to take, no nauseano confinement no disagreeable experiences. no bad after effects. DONOVANMichael Donovan, beloved husband of Catherine. nee Riley: fond father of Mary. Catherine.

Joseph. and Blity. Funeral from chapel. 7705 Cottage Monday. 9 a.

m. to St. Columbanus church. Burial Mount Olivet. FLYNNAndrew Flynn.

beloved son of the late Mary Ann. nee Garvy. and Edward Flynn: fond brother of Georee. Mrs. Katherine Whitney.

Mrs. Julia White. and Mrs. Margaret Johnston. Funeral notice later.

New York papers please copy. HARPEREtiward Harper beloved hug-band of Mary Curran Harper. father of Mrs. Elizabeth Monaco. Mrs.

lirdina. Jeanette. Bagel. May. Edward George.

Joseph and William and the late Grace Steiner and May Vladek. Funeral Monday. Atm '28. at 9 a. from his late residence.

5538 S. to St. Ga il'a church. Interment Mount Carmel. Member of Local 131.

B. E. W. Call Canal 1314. HARTLillien Katherine Hart.

nee Ho beloved wife of Thomas. fond mother of William. Thomas John and Baby Vincent. fond daughter of Peter and Catherine Ho aister of Anna Fader. Edward llolwell.

Ellen Gier. Mary. Sister Mary Emi lifa. R. S.

and Loretta Bereamini. Funeral from ehnnel. 590S S. Kedzie-av Aug. 28.

at 8:45 a. to St. Gall's church. 55th and Eedzie-av. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery.

Grovehill 0090 tilIBERTAnna Hubert. nee Frank. beloved widow of Peter. fond mother of Theodore. Nicholas.

Mier, Greenleaf. Claire. Fenner and Peter. Funeral Tnesday. 9:30 a.

from late residence. 295 Elmhurst. to Immaculate Coneeption thumb. Elmhurst. at 10 a.

thence to St. Mary'S cemetery at Elmhurbt. HEDBERGSelma Maria Bedberg. Aug. of 1221 dearly beloved wife of the Rev.

Victor F. Hedberg. dear mother of Arthur. Mrs. Sigrid Bultherg.

Mrs. Jennie Larson. Urben. and Victor. Funeral Tuesday.

Any. 29. at 2 p. at the First Swedish Baptist church. 1112 Addison-at.

Interment Irving Park Boulevard cemetery. Remains at chapel. 3419 N. Clark-st, until Tuesday noon. BrRFORDJennie Burford.

beloved wife of Samuel R. Burford of Glencoe. Ill. Funeral services private. Please omit flowers.

KEANEEvelyn May Keane. beloved daughter of Cletutt and Barbara Beane. sister of Millie. Barbara. Patrieia, Raymond and James.

Funeral Monday. Aug. 28, at 2 P. at chapel. 7031 Wentworth-ay.

Interment Evergreen. KELLIHERTimothy Kelliher, beloved son of the late Jeremiah and Ann Kelliher, brother of Mrs. Mary Bowler and Sister Mary VineilliZiO. Order of Sisters of Charity: uncle of Thomas J. btra.

Helen Magill. and Mrs. Mae Stapleton. Funeral Tuesflay. at 9:30 a.

from funeral home. 4559-61 to St. Cornelius church. Interment Calvary. KINGA.

Herbert King. suddenly. beloved husband of Hattie. nee Goldsmith. brother of Howard and Mrs.

William Brewer. Member of Ancient Landmark lodge. Shanghai. China. and Medinah temple of Chicago.

Funeral Monday. Aug. 28. 1 p. from chapel.

936 E. 47th-st, to Free Sons. Waldheini. KISSELBTIRGWilliam M. Kiqselhnrg.

husband of Matilda. father of William Edmund Mrs. Caroline Elwell, and Bertram M. Member of Golden Rule lodge No. 726.

A. F. A. York chapter. No.

148. R. A. Columbia commanderY. No 63.

K. Fort Dearborn lodge. No. 214. I.

O. O. and Abraham Lincoln lodge. No. 531.

K. of P. Remains at chapel. 2906 until Monday noon. Funeral services at Oakridge Abbey.

Monday. Aug. 28. at 3 p. 'Vent.

Col. John Scott Is Promoted to Colonetcy The promotion to the rank of col-'oriel of Lieut. Col. John Scott, who is 'widely known among reserve officers in Illinois. Michigan and Wisconsin.

was announced yesterday. Col. Scott is now on duty as organized reserve officer at the sixth corps area headquarters. Ile Is a graduate of the command and general staff school at Volt Leavenworth. Kas, of the Army college.

and of the University of Pleasant surroundingsgood fooda well-equipped gymnasiumgolf. The proper medical treatment supervised by qualified physicians of long experience. The cog is moderate. Write for complete tion mailed in plain envelope. correspondence confidential.

SEIZE SUSPECT IN POLICE KILLING HERE IN SOUTH New Orleans police notified the detective bureau last night that they had arrested Americo Manzoni, alias Emile Costello, wanted in connection with the murder of Policeman Maurice Marcusson. Local police bad been seeking, him since shortly after Marcusson was slain. The policeman was shot fatally on Jan. 20 last when he foiled two youths as they were about to hold up the Market Loan oflice, West Jackson boulevard. lie wounded one of them, Anthony Rocco.

Rocco later confessed that he and his companion, who got away, had meant to rob the loan office. Ocean Gales Balk 3 Poles Chicago Bound in Sail Boat IfAMILT011, Bermuda, Aug. 26. (11.PAThree Polish army officers bound for Chicago arrived today in a 30 foot sailing boat, driven off their course by the terrific gales on the Atlantic in the last few days. The officers, A.

Bohomolec, J. Witkowski, and J. Swiechowski. lost their mast and the little craft was badly battered. They left Poland June 6 and Plymouth, England, July 15.

Riot Against Higher Taxes on French Isle Off Canada PARIS. Aug. 26. --(A Demonstra tions against a proposed increase in taxation were reported today in dispatches from St. Pierre Et Miquelon, French colony off the coast of Newfoundiand.

Four demonstrators were reported Imprisoned but later freed by a crowd which forced the gates of the Prison. Two dispatch boats stationed by the French government in the region of Newfoundland were sent to St. Pierre. Mrs. A.

E. Cunningham Wed to I. Braggioli, Singer Santa Barbara. Aug. 26.

--OP) Isadore Braggioti, voice teacher, and Mrs. A. E. Cunningham. member of a prominent Boston family, were married here today.

Braggioti, widower of the Countess de Pourtales, has divided his residence between Italy and the United States. living at present in Hollywood. Mrs. Cunningham is the daughter of the late Charles E. Perkins, who was president of the CMcago, Burlington and Quincy railroad.

11- Dies Without Disclosing 1 Who Fatally Injured Him Richard Dwyer, 44 years old, 3003 Lynda le avenue, died last night In he Norwegian-American hospital 'without revealing who Inflicted fatal injuries on him on the night of Aug. 9 at North Albany avenue and Palmer square. Shakespeare avenue police Inestigated and learned only that Dwyer was treated by a physician and removed to the hospital suffering from S. broken jaw and other Injuries apparently Incurred In a fight. Chicaeo Office.

Capitol State and Randolph. Phone Central 5531. Add 0 F. NELSON. Secretary THE KEELEY INSTITUTE DWIGHT.

ILLINOIS Severe Earth Shock Felt at Santiago, Cuba; 3.Tremors 11AVA1A, Aug. severe earth shock was felt in the city of Santiago at 1:50 p. in. today (Chicago daylight saving time. There were three distinct tremors, two of them being light.

No immediate damage was reported. DEATH NOTICES I Grants Divorce Freeing Wife for Movie Career Superior Judge Joseph B. David yesterday granted an uncontested divorce to Don Romaine, 803 Leland avenue, an interior decorator, when Romaine testified that he did not want to interfere with the motion picture career of his wife, Ruth. Romaine said that his wife deserted him to go to Ilollywood on June 15, 1932, after they had been married a year and a hnif. I W.

H. Besach, Ex-Chicago Advertising Man, Is Dead Kansas City, Aug. William If. Besaek, 71, head of the Besack-Sands Advertising company here and formerly In the advertising business in Philadelphia and Chicago, died at his home here today after a long illness. I Seize Barber on Woman's Attempted Rape Charge Daniel 46 years old, a bar.

ber at 5509 Cottage Grove avenue, was arrested by Hyde Park police last night on the complaint of Mrs. Laura fowling, 21, of 812 East 51st street, that he attempted to rape her, She said that he dragged her into his shop as she was walking by, and that she had to fight with him for several minutes before beating him off. The breaking of a mirror during the struggle appeared to frighten him from continuinir his attack. Mrs. rowling raid.

'Postal Employes to Hold Annual Outing Today 11 More than 8,000 postal and friends are expected to attend the animal picnic of the Chicago Post Office Recreation committee which will be held today at Ryan's Woods, forest preserve, 67th street and Western ave. rue. Postmaster Arthur C. Lueder 7tkill present prizes to the winners of athletic contests. CARD OF THANKS.

BRUSKIJohn C. Bruskt. We wish to thank our friends for kind expressions of bytnPath7 in our late bereaVempnt. KATHRYN AND ILAZEL Alfred C. Fisher, Veteran Actor, Dies in California Los Angeles.

Aug. C. Fisher, veteran actor of the stage and screen, died at his home in RESORTS AND TRAVEL RESORTS AND TRAVEL TOURS. TOURS TOURS. TOURS.

In Memoriam FLYNNJohn W. Flynn. In memory of our father who passed awe 1 year agn toddy. VERA RAREOLLE. GRACE FITZPATRICK.

MAE CRAMSIE. LOWEMrs. Catherine Lowe. In sweetest memory of oly dear daughter. Catherine.

who died one year ago today. NEVILLETudor Airnes Netille. In loving memory of our dear wife and sister who passed away 1 year ago today. One year has passed since that sad day. The one we loved was called away; God took her home.

it was His will. But in our hearts she liveth HUSBAND. SISTERS AND BROTHERS. WEINERLouis Weiner. In loving memory of my dear husband who passed away three years ago today.

ADDLE. I cz, LUu Plenty et Fm Parking It you drive ea an. tomehile. drive out to mg warehouse with the whole family and wk your ear FREE. Ni parking worries.

a 1 Plent7 Fr" rarking It Yen drive all 118. tonsokilo. btu out to utirsolarsehlousazy waintle park your eat FREE. LAST CALL FOR 1933 7t)1 4 I I. litA tie 9 JI ali I 0 ga 6 ....1 LAST CALL FOR 1933 ORDERED SOLD BY THE MANUFACTURER NOTICE steady a Due ts I a trance in raw material prices the manufacturer reserves the Hoist te raise these epeeist' Sail prices after three flays rein Pate.

Si better HURRY, MR. AND MRS. PIANO BUYER. 'SRC the alsh sale from MR. DUI Fraternal NatterI.

KEYSTONE LODGE. O. 639. A. F.

A. M. Brother Jacob Sonnenachein will be burled from Romehill chapel Monday. Aug. 2S 10:30 a.

tn. Please attend. MANTEL ROSEN. W. M.

CHARLES S. PRINCE. Secretary. ANNOUNCEMENTS. ABRAmsossoi C.

Abramson. A tonna ment will be dedleated to the memory of the beloved on of Charles and Eva Abram. soa by his parents. sisters. and brothees.

Sunday. Aug. 27. 2 p. Naroviteh etery.

Waldhelm. Rabbi Daskal officiating. GOODMANHermine Goodman. A monument will be dedicated to the loving memory of Hermine Goodman. nee Schnurntacher.

mother of Florence Ehrlich. Sunday. Aug. 27. 2 at irnal Jehoshua ccmeterr.

Addison and Narratiansett-avs, Rabbi Sarauel Schwartz officiating. JACOBSA monument will be dedicated te the memory of the late Max Jtvobs On Sunday. Sept 3. at 2:30 p. Emanuel Congregation cemetery.

Waldheim. ROHDESarah Leah Rohde. Monument tO he dedicated Sunday. Aug. 27.

at 3 IL cemetery. Wahliveim. HUSBAND. SONS. AND DAUGHTERS.

THE INDEPENDENT MICHAEL HEILPRIN lodge invites all its members. cemeterY lot owners and friends to attend the for. mat opening of their cemetery and dedica tion Of a beautiful new fence and rate just erected. on Sunday. Aug.

27. at 2 111. sharp. Waldheim cemetery. 1 block south of Ifith-st.

Speaker. Refreshments free. UDBA 1 i BRAND NEW Small r1-1, I 4 lartnjuoal BRAND NEW GRAND PIANOS warehouse Sale Pelee Ts1111.70$ P--N wuk BRAND NEW LAND PIANOS Trms Louse Sale Pries $1.50 Witek -1'(1 Warehouse Sale Price LAAR Elizabeth Richter teak. beloved mother of Robert. Mrs.

Emma Moran. Fred. Mrs. Clara Steinboek and Albert Richter. Funernt Mondn, at 2 P.

111. at frmeret bottle. 2307 S. 520-ay. Interment Waldhelm.

Cicero 200 or Lawndaie 5799. LAPHAMErwth F. Lapham passed await at Three Lakes. Aug. 25.

Funeral notice later. LEHMANNJulius Lehmann. rased awn, suddenly. Aug. 25.

at his residence. 51 N. beloved husband of Elcnora Lehmann 'Dee Sundmacherl. fond brother of Mrs. Doris Landchau and Mrs.

Flora Mahl. Funeral services Monday. Aux. 28. at 3:30 p.

at residence. Interment Graceland cemetery. LOUISFrank P. Louts. Aug.

5. 19n3. of 2523 Bur line-st, beloved husband of Nora fond father of Helen. Services at chapel. 2701 N.

Monday at 3 P. under auspices of Park Lane lodge. No. 1125. A.

F. 411 A. M. Interment Acacia Park. MADDENJohn Madden.

beloved husband of the late Bridget. nee Wa Ilaee. fond father of Catherine C. MeGrane. William MMary Morris.

Harry J. and Norman E. Madden. brother of Mrs. Mary Jane Daley of Jackson.

and Thomas P. Madden of St. Louis, Mo. Funeral Tues. day.

9:30 a from late residence. 4730 Congress.st.. to Resurrection church. Interment Mount Carmel. MAEDLERRobert G.

W. Maedler. Aug. 24. 1033.

Passed away suddenly at his cottage In Cecil. beloved husband of Martha and fond father of Robert Maed ler. MeCARTHYJohn C. McCarthy. Moved husband of the late Marguerite.

fond father of Mrs. John L. Driscoll. Funeral from residence. 1316 Monday.

Aug. 28. 1933. at 9:30 a. to St.

Ita's church. Interment All Saints'. MeRIRNAN Andrew Me Kiruna. beloved brother of Mrs. Mary Keyes and the late John, uncle of Mrs.

T. Canavan. Mrs. B. McNally.

and Sister Mary Agusto (Mercy order). Funeral at 5148 Prairie-ay. Mon. day. 2 p.

In. Burial Mount Olivet. MIDTGAARDHans Midtgaard of 3054 beloved husband of Agnes Midt. gaard. Funeral services Monday at 1 13.

at funeral home. 3301 Fullerton-ay Cremation at Gracriand. MUEHESynder James W. Muehe, beloved son of Christ and Helen Wilson Muehe. brother of Earl.

Funeral from his late residence. 5731 S. Rochwell.st, Tuesday. Aug. 20.

at 9 a. m- to St. Clare of Monte-Lilco church. Interment Mount Olivet. Reservations.

call Yards 4765. I sa Special Labor Day sailing. Sept. 2n4. is now booking fast.

yott expect to take advantage of this last chance to emoy this bargain vacation cruise. you must decide at once. And if you want a ehole of secommodationa. we advises you to come to or telephone Monday morning without fail. As this home goes to press.

the following rooms are still available: 8 Inside Rooms $29.50 12 Rooms 34.50 15 Fine Airy Rooms 39.50 4 Luxurious Parlors 49.50 Make up your mind NONVI Reserve at once and close the season with six thrilling and glorious days cruising the Northern Inland Sean at the finest time of the whole year. It's Indian Summer time in the North! Days of Adventure deekor in the Pirates' Den dews below. Snaunt musk by a Popular Nights of Gaiety dance orchestra. And meals! What meals! Taa best Something to do every minute! A of food tastily served. and.

in ad- charming Social liatess to help ditto's. morning broth and afternoon you get acquainted and hay. a good te keep lima. Every day filled with visite a up 'kith the shocking apetite every one boasts of op OD to strange ports. deck games.

andel Lake Superior. activities oe just loafing In a deek ehalr. gathering health and enemy Special Late Sailing from the golden sunshine and bracing lake breezes. To satiqy popular demand the IS1.2 derkor In the Pirates' Den down below. Snapp, music by a Popular dance orchestra.

And meals! What mealst nip best IF food tastily served. and. in addition. morning broth and afternoon tea to keep up 'kith the shocking appetite every ono boasts of UV on Lake Superior. Special Late Sailing To satisfy popular demand the ISLE Special Labor Day sailing.

Sent. 2n4. is now booking fast. 10 Upright I PIANOS All We Ilknew used makes. These sold NE 1 eask only.

Take your P' choice for 8RJ1 Qi .186.11,116 vtitc.lit)p 0..........,, 4071 I dii147.tlippE..,,--, v. I 4' A I is 411- .3 2 1,70104,, IL 10, 10 Upright rrs 41, (17T i used makes. 'g PIANOS All Vistiknewe I rHicEs Trade These sold (Or 1 In cash only. Take Tour year OP. 4)1d choice tor Piano Ali J.

'eat 7:1 1., ANDERSONLe Roy A. Anderson. dearly beloved husband of Louise. nee Holtman. fond father of Mrs.

Irene Puente and the late Gladys, brother of Cora Pitts and Ethel Wilde. Resting at funeral home. 413S-40 North-ay. Serviees 2 p. m.

Mon. day. Aug. 28. Interment Irving.

Park Boulevard cemetery. Call Belmont 6812. ANDERSONElide Anderaon of S30 E. beloved wife of Arthur daughter of John Swanson. Funeral service Sunday.

Aug. 27. at 2 p. at chapel. 7350 Cottage Grove-ay.

Interment Moline. ARANDALLElsworth M. Arandall of 715 N. 6th-av Maywood, beloved husband of Rose, nee Richards. Funeral Monday, 11 p.

at funeral home. Lake-et. at Maywood. ARNESONHarvey Arneson of 3315 Wright wood-av, beloved husband of the late Nettie. fond father of Chester.

dear brother of Mabel do Rosa. Funeral Monday at 2 p. tn. at funeral home. 3301 Fullerton.

ay. Interment Mount Olive. Member of D. Cregier lodge. No.

643. A. F. Sc A. and Palmer Square chapter.

No. 259. R. A. M.

AYKROIDDenlamin Aykrold. Aug. 20. beloved husband of Kate Fahy Aykroid. brother of Mrs.

Sarah Reams, Mrs. Lottie Skeet, and the late Henry Aykroid and Katherine Cavanaugh. at residenee. 3010 Flournoy-st. Funeral Tuesday.

Aug. 29. at 930 a. tn. to Our Lady of Sorrows church.

Interment Calvary. BALANOFrank J. Satan beloved husband of Anna. nee Slickers. fond father of Lois Funeral Monday.

Aug. 28. 9:30 a. from chapel. 5325 to St.

Stanislaus S. Sc M. church. thenee to St. AdalberVa centeterf.

lalormation. Berk-Lake 2876 or 77. Regular WO Values tar $600 Values MAUSOLEUMS. MAUSOLEUM MONUMENT Reasonable. Re.nonsible.

ATION-WIDE SERVICE. The Old Reliable. CHAS. O. BLAKE CO.

WrIte for Free Booklet. 1006 E. 67TH-ST. FAIRFAX 9878. Regular $275 Values I Terms Si a Weekl Just the size ter small apartments.

with beau. tilui tone and easy action. ROYALE has added special mill. SIt; MM.MI.M1.M4 ti 0 Do Not Risk 30 moriEy1 One Cent DAYS' DOWN Payments Begin TRIAL on November a lit These vmaderful paw Instruments ro of the menu, lectuer's regular stock. with full rich tons, artist's design and beautiful finish.

The very latest in "rand Iliaite tonstruction. Built especially for small apartments ar he with limited Soar space. 'Do Not Risk 30 One Cent I EYIPayatents Begin DAYS' pit on November TRIAL PM derful Instruments et the mann-. regular stock. with full rich tone.

artist's beautiful finish. The very latest in se sonstruction. Built especially for small or homes with limited Soar seam I THE CObT OF knit INO It yea are going Ile move ta the near tutur WI can sill for veto eld plane now and can deliver the a to ere atter yeti have moved. Every evening dancing hi the gag init. Sept.

gib. Reservations now Club Ilnyelei An ultra modem being accepted. Book now to be dance salon blab oP on the top surer Sail 2 P. M. Sept 2rsd and fith Office, 333 N.

Michigan Ave. Room 202 Tel State 3290 moue onion wan up on Ins top sure! Sail 2 P. M. Sept 2nd and tith Office, 333 N. Michigan Ave.

Room 202 Tel State 3290 CEMETERIES. SACRIFICE 4 GRAVE LOTS. CEDAR PARIC cemetery. Elm section: $200 or best olter Address 329. Tribune.

WILL SAC 2 CHoltE LOTS- LOC7ARLINGZ ton cem 36Iti S. Lincoln Lat. 8913. SAC. ft GRAVELOT.

c39: GRAVE. Plti: Nitta! Care. Mt. Auburn. or.

gate. Man.0499 OWNER 11V IN CAIlir gAr OAR-- rititie lot: $30 ner arrive Ain 345F ARLINGTON LOT. SECT- a. lox. cash.

S100. Address S' 151. Tribune. Litma SACRIFICE 4 GRAVE LOTS. CEDAR PAEIC cemetery.

Elm section: $200 or best oler Address 329. Tribune. WILL SAC 2 CHOWE LOTS LOC.ARLfftx- open Tues. Wed. 9 A.

M. to 9 P. M. I I Take Ashland Ave. Street Car to Thirty-Ninth St.

I Tues. Wed. 9 A. M. to 9 P.

M. I ighland Ave. Street Car to Thirty-Ninth St. I I AA, 11,16 Tr "IMP "In. oLE 0 enicii wc, PLAYER-PIANOS Sold New for Over $450 FREE A MUSIC CABINET.

BENCH AND BOLLS. Exeeptional values. pet new. but well IN two or three times this Pelee. Terms 50c a Week AYE 1 Sold New for Over FIRFP1MOF PIANO WAREHOUSE South Ashland Ave and 39111 St, 1 II..