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CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE -WEDNESDAY. XOVEMBEE; 9, 1938. 18 DEATH NOTICES LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE: Down Under GERMANS ATTACK JEWS TO AVENGE iV 1 CUT THROUGH ft ftOCMT vrM AND TH? WELL IS SMftLL THEY'D JUST RUN HOW FAR "BOUT EIGHTY FEET. THEY SAY TWENTY TO GO BUT INTO A WAD Of OLD A UTTLE DOWN THERE AT BEST-WITH ALLTH HOSES AND LADDER BARB-WIRE SET IN LfCTE HOME CONCRETE HA! HAl DOWN ARE THEY NOW. ANNIE? THE ORCHARD AND STOPPED TO SEE HOW THEY'RE GETTIN' ALONG WITH TH i IT'S A TOUGH OOS- GOT TO KEEP PUMPS GOIN FULL BLAST TO KEEP THT WATER OUT, AND THE AIR'S BAD, SO THEY HAVE AND TOOLS, AND A BUCKET AND ROPES, WHY A GUY HARDLY HAS ROOM TO FROM SCHOOL, ANNIE WAS HAVIM CONNIPTIONS- MORE HOSE AN PUMPS TO TWITCH, TO SAY NQTHAN I I KOPF William P.

Kopf, Kor. 7, ol 4943! ast End avenue, beloved husband ol i Christina, father of Isabel and Howard, i Funeral services in chapel, Cottage Grove Wednesday, 2 p. in. Inter-! meDt at Mount Greenwood. i KRIMEL Clara J.

daughter of ths late William and Barbara, nee Ir elz, stster cf William F. Services Wednesday, 2:30 p. m. at funeral home, 132 Wiison-av. Interment Graeeland.

LINDQCIST Ida M. LindquUt, beloved siter of Oear and Alexie Lindquist, Mrs. i Amanda Monson, and one brother in Sweden, Services Thursday, Nov. 10. 12 noon, at chapel.

5501 N. Ashland-av. Interment I Lake Geneva, Wis. LINN Fred Jordan IJnn, age 14 months, beloved son of -Maurice and Pauline. Fu- neral Wednesday.

3 p. at chapel. oC54 i W. Koosevelt road. TAKE CARE THAT- if sFTX I TT1 JIOKUMENTSaHD KAUSLEUKS.

QUAMTY MONTTM ENTS A USOl.KI'MS AND MARKERS ERKrTKD A STWH KR CHAS BT.AKR CO UKIO B7TH-ST CEXKTERT MARKERS. MONUMENTS AT savinRs. Sears State-street Store Basement. Vicious War of Reprisal Led by Hitler. INC FtlNKRAr.

ptRErTTON TTOS Cottaep flrnvp Raft 7715 MAHEK Ambrose W. Maher, beloved hU3 band of the late Catherine nee BOYDSTON BROTHERS. INC. 4327 S. Cottage Urove.

Oakland SERVICES TO SHIT KVERV PURSE Carl J. Adams So. Chgo. 3101. Stew 0076 JEMETERiES.

Tin IT i flit ft LJSfZ 'CoryTiyht, lfri8. hy Chicago Trftwif-N. Y. Vm Syndicate, Tnfr. MEMORIAL PARR OS A IUSON-ST.

BE-' 'opii anri Sl)kie ri I Cicero-a v.l Evanston most bountiful cnnipterv 2 eravp lots with nern care as low SSI Kov 4747 RIDGEWOOD CEMETERY EEAHTIFULt-Y located 6 sravp lot for onlv S1C5 Address ITU ARIES HOT KTOtlStOn. III. WOODLAWN 2 GRAVES- PERPETUAL care: $48: free aulo. Ph. Ran.

HIT-RUN VICTIM FOUND IN DITCH, DIES OF INJURIES NAZIS ACCUSE U. S. OF STIRRING HATE IN LATIN AMERICA Mrs. Mary Rogers. Mrs.

Mary Courtney Mackenzie Chicago's 1938 Trafic Toll Rogers, wife of Attorney Horatio Rod man Rogers, died yesterday in the Evanston hospital. Mrs. Rogers, who son, father of Mrs. Mareella C. Killhefier.

i Mrs. Marie C. Van Reeth. and Will-am Ma- i her. brother of Mrs Anna E.

Baldwin, i Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a. from resi- rtence. 706 S. Campbell avenue, to Most i Precious Blood church. Interment Calvary, MARKS Jacob H.

Marke. beloved husband of Annie, nee Lipman, fond father of 1 ton, Sidney, and Arnold, two prandehildren. brother of Barney, Louis. tbs late Fannie Goldsmith. Funeral Weclr.es- day, 1 p.

m. from chapel, 3125 W. Eoose- velt road Interment Knights of Joseph cemetery. Formerly Grand Commander of O. K.

O. J. McMULLIN William L. McMullin of S61 Oakwood boulevard, beloved husband of Loretta Willauer McMullin, fond brother of Mrs. Grant D.

Wood. Mrs. Henry Seho-field. and Mrs. Harvey Schaefler.

Funeral Friday, 9 a. from chapel, 5203 Laka Park aver.ne, 1o Holy Angels church. Interment Mount Olivet. Member of Sieara Fitters' Protective association. No.

597. MILLER Anna Miller, 618 E. K8th place, Kov. 7, 193S. beloved wife of Fred C.

Miller, mother of Bert E. and Julia Miller, sister of Mrs. Elizabeth Berry, Mrs. Mayma Kauffman. and William McNulty.

Services at chapel, H3d and Harvard, Thursday. Nov. 10, at 2 p. m. Interment Mount Greenwood.

MORIARTY Hannah Harris Moriarty, Nov. 8. of 7824 Kidseland avenue, wife of tha late John J. Moriarty, mother of Marg-aret, John, Mrs. Katherine Cullen.

Mrs. Neil Ensel, Mrs Josephine Graham, and Mrs. Marie Fichter. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a. chapel.

Jeffery boulevard at 77th street, to Our Lady of Peace church. Mas 10 a. m. Interment Mount Olivet. South Shore SS23.

NIKOLACS-Mathilda Nikolaus, Nov. 7, lata Dr. Timothy J. Thurston. Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a.

m. tomorrow in Mount Car-mel church for Dr. Timothy J. Thurston, 69 years old, who died Monday night in his home at 721 Buckingham place. Dr.

Thurston, who had practiced in Chicago many years, was born in Sandusky, and obtained his medical degree at Rush Medical DEATH NOTICES are received for publication in the next morning's Finel Edition of the Chicago Tribune up to II :00 each night. Call Superior 0109 Want Ad-Viser. Struck in Cicero Ave. at 161 st Street. Injuries incurred on No.

4 when he was run down by a hit and run driver caused the death in the Oak school. He was a collector of cactus plants and had a large and rare was 36 years old, was taken to the hospital Monday. The family lives at 1322 Davis street, Evanston. Mrs. Rogers was the daughter of Went-worth Park Mackenzie, a broker.

She had. been active in the Junior league and St. Mark's Episcopal church in Evanston, where her father-in-law, the late Dr. Arthur Rogers, was rector emeritus. Besides her husband, Mrs.

Rogers is survived by three children, Horatio R. Mary Courtney and Barbara Mackenzie. jj jej' assortment of them. Surviving are the widow, Elizabeth Agnes; two daughters, Mrs. Iva Minwegen and Mrs.

Annette Brennan; a son, the Rev. Kenneth Thurston, and sixteen DEATH NOTICES grandchildren. Burial will be in Mount Carmel cemetery. Georgs Whittaker Erowc. In ftletisoria n.

11. CARLSON Ehii Carlson. In loving- memory Forest infirmary yesterday of Thomas Poszeva, 64 years old. Police found the victim unconscious in a ditch beside Cicero avenue at 161st street. Frank Whiston, 70, of 1672 Bryn Mawr avenue, an elevator operator, died in Augustana hospital of injuries incurred on Nov.

4 when he was struck at Bryn Mawr and Ashland avenues by the automobile of William Riegler, 1844 Waveland avenue. Riegler faces trial on a charge of reckless driving. Hurt in 4 Car Crash. A four car crash at Ashiand avenue and Addison street yesterday injured Miss Ruth Moeller, 25, of 1810 Cuyler avenue. Town Hall police said a car driven by Peter Desmond, of George Whittaker Browe, early set of our bfiloved Krna, who left ua one year ago today.

FATHER, MOTHER. SISTEKS, BROTHER. tler of Lake county, died yesterday Charge Campaign Is Aimed at Germany. BERLIN, Nov. S.

Deutsche Diplomatisch-Politische Korrespond-enz, organ of the German foreign office, today accused the United States of attempting to incite South American nations against Germany in a campaign carried on by the highest official quarters." The correspondence service said the campaign was designed to convince South Americans of the evil intentions of the fascist slates." The attack appeared as a reply to a radio address Sunday by Sumner Welles, United States undersecretary of state. Welles said the United States was prepared to join other states of 1he new world in preserving the western hemisphere from any threat of attack." Hits Dabbling' Abroad. "This sort of propaganda, coming from official quarters, means an undisguised dabbling in the politics of the countries in question," Korres-pondenz said, along with a simultaneous attempt to bring other peoples into an atmosphere of discord with authoritarian powers. "Happily, this attempt so far in no way has been shared by a major of 5011 U. Damen avenue, beloved wife of the late John, fond mother of Hattia Dohrmann and John, dear trrandmother ol Eleanor Murray.

Earl. Clarence, Bernke. and Wilbert Dohrmann. Funeral Friday. 2 :30 p.

at chapel. 3S07 Lincoln avenue, to Irving: Park Boulevard cemetery. the Victory Memorial hospital at More than 0S of the city's automobile fatalities are of a nature physically impossible on an elevated highway. JACOB Gilbert C. Jacob.

In lo-rins: memory Vaukegan. He was 82 years old. Mr. of our dear husband and father, who pnssed awav one year ago today. Gone but not forgollen.

WIFE AND CHILDREN. Browe was brought to the county by his parents when he was 7 years old. Their original farm at Wadsworth NOVAK Mary Novak. Nov. 7, 1D3S.

fonit Philip H. Shaub. Funeral services for Philip II. Shaub, cashier at the Chicago customs house, will be held at 2 p. m.

today in the chapel at 6910 Windsor avenue, Berwyn. Mr. Shaub, who was 68 years old, died Monday in his home at 3206 Home avenue, Berwyn. He was founder and first president of the National Customs Service association, and for thirty-eight years was employed in the civil service. He was a member of the Illinois chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution.

His widow and three daughters, Henrietta Accola, Phyllis and Gretchen Albaugh, survive. OKR Sarah Orr. In inrmory of my mother. SARAH MICH ELS. BY SIGRID SCHULTZ.

Cbiraso Trihnne Press Service. BERLIN, Nov. 8. The fear that has been gnawing at the hearts of all Jews ever since one of their faith killed Wilhelm Gustloff, Nazi leader in Switzerland, has turned into tragic reality for the Jews who si ill live in pan-Germany. They have known for years that if any attempt against the life of a German was made by a Jew they would suffer violent reprisals from the anti-Semitic groups.

IGustloff teas killed Feb. 4, 1336, in Vavos, Switzerland, by David Frankfurter, 26 years old, a Jewish medical student. Frarkfurter was sentenced to eighteen years in prison on Dec. 1936.1 Nazi reprisals for yesterday's shooting of Ernst von Rath, secretary in the Germany embassy at Paris, by Kerschel Grynszpan, 17 years old, a Folish Jew, began today. Drench Jews with Hose.

Kassel was the first town to vent its rage. Jews were driven out of their homes and herded together in a public square, where a fire hose was turned on them. The drenched Jews then were chased into the icy basements of a brewery. An official communique merely said that as an answer to the Jewish provocation in Paris, in the shape of a cowardly attempted murder, big spontaneous demonstrations of the public against the Jewish population took place in Kessen." Kassel and Bebra were among the Hessen cities where reprisals against Jews were carried out. In Eerlin many stores owned by Jews were closed this afternoon in fear of attack.

Some Jewish restaurants and coffee houses were closed by the police to restrict the possibility of clashes." Berlin's chief of police announced that all Jews have been disarmed." For weeks the police have searching homes of Jews and confiscating whatever weapons they had. The police had requested the Jewish owners of weapons to turn them over voluntarily." Seize Knives of Jews. "The result shows ciearly," it was c-airi, "what a great amount of arms were and are still in the hands of Jews in Berlin. The action netted 2,553 knives or knuckles, 1,702 firearms, and 20,000 rounds of ammunition." The Jewish Cultural organization which, under official supervision, organized concerts and theater performances and similar social functions for the Jewish population, was dissolved. All Jewish publications were suspended.

In Nazi party circles it was declared that Reichsfuehrer Hitler has taken the reprisals against the Jews into his own hands. Nazi leaders said that Hitler listened to the report of the attempt on the life of Von Rath in Paris with ominous silence and mother of James and John JSovau. mineral Thursday. Nov. 10.

1-30 p. at chapel, 659 W. IStb. street. Interment at Bohemian National cemetery.

was later the site of the Browe school, where many Lake county pio SCHWARTZ Rose Goldman Schwartz. In OVERKOLT Raymond F. Overholt of 7(551 ONE FALSE MOVE ALARMS A ROOKIE ON POLICE FORCE neers were educated. Mr. Browe lived later at Russell, where he operated a farm.

Funeral services will Luella avenue, Nov. 8, 1938, beloved husband of Sula Overholt, nee Scott; dear father of Raymond, son of Benianiui and brother of Keuneth D. Overholt. Funeral services at 27 00 E. 75th.

street, Thursday, Nov. 10, 2 D. m. Interment Oak Wooiis. be held at 2 p.

m. tomorrow in Christ Episcopal church, Waukegan, with burial at Millburn. memory of our boloved wife and mother, who passed away six years ao today. HUSBAND AND DAUGHTERS. SCHWARTZ Rose Goldman Schwartz.

In fond ar.d loving memory of our dear daughter and sister, who passed away six years aso today. DAD, KISTERS, BROTHERS. WIEN Frank Wien. fn loving memory of our dear brotlver, who passed away in marine, service, Nov. 9, 1818.

LOVING BROTHERS AND SISTERS. AT.SCHDI.E3i Arthur Alschuier, beloved husband of Is'ellie dear lather of Ralph. QUA LTER Julia Disken Qualter, late of Arthur Alschuier. Arthur Alschuier, 69 years old, who 7337 beloved wile cf John, loving: mother of William, sister of Mrs. Marsaret Fleming and Mrs.

Bridget Nilaiid, Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a. from funeral parlor, 7653 S. Halsf.ed-st., to St. Leo church. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

Stewart 7700. Fred L. Fcakins. Funeral services for Fred L. Feak-ins, assistant trafic manager of the Union Pacific railroad in Chicago, Bells Jangle When He Uses Call Box A false fire alarm was turned in at 5:36 a.

m. yesterday from a box at 61st and State streets. There can be for more than fifty-two years was en gaged in the clot manufacturing business here, died yesterday in his Herman and Adcla Taussig. fonl brother of Harry of Gary, and the late Alice. u-neial services Thursday.

10 a. ro. at me REEDER Henry Reeder, husband of Alice, home, 401 Fullerton parkway. He had Memorial Park chapel Evanston. Mr.

Sherman avenue, skidded past the stop sign and struck Miss Mocler's car and another one. The second car spun around and hit a fourth auto. Desmond was charged with reckless driving. Fillmore police were investigating the crash of a stolen car against a trafic pole at Washington boulevard and Pulaski road. Dean Nichols, 24, of 4903 West End avenue, was taken to the county hospital and the driver to the Bridewell hospital.

Nichols said he did not know the name of the driver. The car, which was demolished, had been stolen a short time before from a garage. Woman Dies of Injuries. Mrs. Emma L.

Gibhardt, 65, of 3144 South Wesley avenue, Bervvyn, died from injuries incurred Monday when she walked against an automobile at Ogden and Wesley avenues in the suburb. The driver was Edward Busby, 5332 South 74th avenue. morial Chanel. Broadway. Interment lived in Chicago sixty-five years.

Sur Feakins, who was 63 years old, died Jewish Graeeland. no doubt about that. But what happened after the box was pulled as it is phrased and before the first fire Sunday in the Highland Park hos viving are his widow, Mrs. Nellie K. Alschuier; two sons, Ralph and Her AMBERG Adam J.

Ambers, husband of Amanda R. Ambers, brother of Sifter M. appartus arrived is largely conjec man, and a daughter, Mrs. Adela ture. Taussig.

Funeral services will be pital. He lived at 1031 Meadow road, Glencoe. He was a member of the Union League club and the Trafic club of Chicago. His widow, Mary, and three daughters survive. Rosalia, W.

Arnold, and Arthur Am bersr. Funeral Thursday, at a. m. from chapel, 2315 W. North avenue, tc St.

AloysiuH church. Interment Boniface Member of lodge No. 4, B. P. O.

Elks. held at 10 a. m. tomorrow in the It is quite possible that an unnerved and embarrassed rookie policeman chapel at 5206 Broadway. APGAR Milton Apear of 1080 Washington Samuel M.

Fitch. might have been seen making himself very scarce indeed. That, however, is geUing ahead of the story. boulevard. Oak Park: husband of Hattie E.

Apsar. Services Thursday. lOrol a. m. Cornelius A.

Elauveit. Funeral services for Cornelius A Samuel M. Fitch, 67 years old, for father of Uarry and Lawrence. Member of Melrose Abbey lodse. No.

976, A. F. A M. Services 1:30 p. at chapel, 1648 W.

63d street. Interment Fan-mount. Information Frospeet 4055. RESZF.L Dorothy Jane Rcszel, "beloved daughter of Albert and Eleanore nea Brennan 1, sister of Ronald. Funeral Wednefday, 10 a.

at cathedral chapel. 70th and Emerald. Interment Koly Sepulchre. HIORDAN Richard T. Riordan.

beloved husband of the late Elizabeth, nee Daly; foi'd father of Richard May. Mrs. Frances Schalk. Clair, and Vera. Funeral Friday at 9 a.

from late residence, 7838 Bennett avenue, to Our Lady of Peace church. Buriul Holy Sepulchre. Please omit flowers. ROGERS Mary Courtney Mackenzie Eog-ers, Kov. 8, wife of Horatio Rodman Rogers, 1322 Davis street, Evanston, mother of Horatio Rodman Mary Courtney and Barbara Mackenzie Rogers, daughter of Mr.

end Mrs. Wcntworth Paris Mackenzie, sister of Alexander Inne Mackenzie. Funeral notice later. RTTGENSTEIK Augusta Rugenstein tnea at, chapel, Lake street. Oak Tarfc Interment Byron.

HI. mer cashier of ihe old State-Laue bank, died yesterday in his home at ity of people and governments. It is known that the United States will neglect nothing, especially in connection with the colonial question, to stir up a fear of Germany complex in South America." Called Campaign of Tables. Korrespondenz went on to say that the campaign had not succeeded, for the public in these countries does not yet really believe these fables." "If Americans, by calling upon their Monroe doctrin, attempt to protect South American states, then it is their South Americans' business to consider ways and means of protecting their independence and the possibilities of living in peace with other continents," Korrespondenz continued. "As far as Europe is concerned it is to be hoped that this new world attempt to disturb peace will strengthen the impression of clear Blauvelt, sales representative for the Gillette Publishing company, SCO BELTj Alice Adeline Bell, widow of Harry dear mother of Kathryn Glenn, Cecil, Hat 6656 Kimbark avenue after a five John Dare, 49 years old, a farmer South Wells street, will be held at tie, Mabl, Audrey, and Melford.

Restinsrat months' illness. The widow, Jessie, funeral home, 570,8 Madison street, until of Alden township in Mcllenry coun 2 p. m. today in the chapel at 4141 Cottage Grove avenue. Eurial will ty, died yesterday in a hospital at Harvard from injuries incurred Sun- 5 p.

m. Wednesday. Services and inter nient at Olin, la. BRUNSWICK David Brunswick, Nov. 7 be in Oakwoods cemetery.

Mr. Blau survives. funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Friday in the Midway Masonic temple, 6115 Cottage Grove avenue.

Burial will be in Oak Woods cemetery. suddenly, beloved brother of Julia and It was just 5:36 a. m. that Thomas F. Gray, a truck driver, was making a delivery in a building at 61st and State.

Gray, who lives at 7324 Harvard avenue, said that as he was descending the slnirs he heard the harsh jangle of the bell in the tire alarm box. lie Sees a roliceman. "I hurried outside," he said, "thinking that my helper might have seen a fire in the neighborhood and was calling the department. Instead, I saw a policeman standing in front clay when he was struck by the auto mobile of Clifton Musten of Rockford velt, who was 71 years old, died Monday in his home at 3983 Ellis avenue. Louis Brunswick and Elsie Winetroub.

Chi caso. Services at funeral home, 41 Dare had been walking on route 173 The widow, Margaret, survives. Leavitt street, p. Wednesday St. f.fiuio services Friday at Rindskopf fu in Chemung.

Up to 4 p. m. yesterday, 734 per neral home. Interment St. Louis, Mo.

St Mrs. Olive H. Alien. Louis papers please copy. Robert Lee Dean.

Mount Vernon, N. Nov. S. Special. Robert Lee Dean, 69 years old, former vice president of the Mrs.

Olive H. Allen of Whcaton sons had been killed by automobiles in Cook county since Jan. 1. Of those BURGEE Henry Joseph Burgee, Nov. 7 husband of Ella Kelly Bursee, father ol died last Saturday in Palm Beach Henry Joseph Zeno, and Mrs.

Frank ti 567 were killed in Chicago, where 17,102 were injured during the same Yarnall. Funeral service 2 p. m. vveono it was learned here yesterday. She had gone there a few weeks ago Santa Cecelia Sugar corporation of day.

at chapel. Jeffery boulevard. 77th period. street. Interment lloly Sepulchre.

St for a visit. She was the wife of Ir ving H. Allen, an executive cf the E. II Cuba and executive of railroad companies in Cuba and rubber growing concerns in Mexico, died here yes lerday. He was born in Ell wood, HI, Louis, papers copy.

South Shore fcK'-'a CARET William fMattl Carey, beolved hus VICTIM OF RABBIT Brown Advertising agency. Funeral band of Catherine nee Tracey, fond father services and burial will be at Shcl- of William M. Mrs. Agnes Keilly, Ed bina, tomorrow. ward Lucille, Thomas, Marsaret, and Mrs.

Gertrude Schmidt. Member of Barry FEVER, 13, GETS OFFERS OF HELP of the box, giving the handle turn after turn. I rushed up and asked him where the fire was. He said, There ain't any fire. I've been trying to call my station but, dang it, they won't "When he said this," Gray went on, "I took a good look at him and saw he was just a young fellow.

I said 'you are about 100 per cent wrong. That green box over there is the one you want. You've just turned in a fire Charles EKsworlh Dunscomb. council. No.

1118. K. of C. Funeral from chapel, 413S Madison street, Wednesday at thinking European peoples that every effort will be made by the United States to play nations one against the other in order to strengthen its political and economic influence in the world, even at the cost of blood sacrifices by others." JEW WHO SHOT NAZI ENVOY ASKS ROOSEVEL T'S AID PARIS, Nov. 8.

W) Hers che 1 Grynszpan, the young Polish Jew who shot and gravely wounded the German embassy's third secretary yes Japanese Magazine King Dies 3 Weeks After Father a. to Our Lady of Sorrows Several dozen persons who had re church. Interment Calvary. Berkeley, Nov. 8.

Charles Ellsworth Dunscomb, 70 years covered from tularemia, or rabbit fever, went to Michael Reese hospital COUGHLIN Marie T. Couchlin, beloved old, owner and publisher of the Ber calm." Urge rolice Grip on Jews. The anti-Semitic leaders asked Hitler to forbid Jews to change residences without police permission. They demanded that Jews be compelled to register with the police daily, the same as enemy aliens had to register with the police in wartime. A decree forbidding Aryans to associate with Jews also was urged by anti-Semitic leaders who want Aryans to be branded as traitors if they continue their private or business friendships with Jews.

It was expected that many Jews v.iil be arrested in Germany in the next twenty-four hours as a result of an official order to investigate "the possibility of connections between the Paris assassin and Jews in Germany." sister of Mrs. Sarah Coujrhlin. Joseph TOKIO, Nov. 8. (IP) Tsune Noma, 29 years old, died today, three weeks after the death of his father, the late kelpy Daily Gazette, died today in his yesterday to submit to blood tests Coughlin.

and the late Mrs. Annie McDon a'd and Mrs. Nnrah McLaughlin. Funeral after offering to give blood for a Friday. Nov.

11, at 9:30 a. m. from transfusion to William Marcus, 13 chapel, Sheridan road, to St. Andrew Seiji Noma, newspaper publisher and magazine king. The younger man apartment in a Berkeley hotel.

Born in Illinois. Dunscomb was graduated from the Sullivan, 111., High school in 1883 and went into newspaper work "He looked like he'd seen a ghost. 'O my he said, 'what will I years old, of Gary. The boy, stricken church. Interment AU Saints cemetery was stricken shortly after he replaced with the disease more than two weeks Information, phone Graeeland 1326.

DANIELS David J. Daniels, husband immediately. his father in all his positions. go, was in good condition during the the late B'lorence, father of Ralph ('. Re tired railway conductor, member of Be- day, however, and a transfusion was not needed, said his grandmother, terday, today told detectives that he had written President Roosevelt to assist his parents into the United States.

pevolent Jodye. No. 145, A. F. A.

Schimmelfenniff beloved wife of the late Louis, sister of Mrs. G. W. Stafford, Mrs. Hannah Sors, and Minnie Schimmelfenniff.

Funeral Thursday, 1 p. at funeral home, Lake street at Second avenue. May-wood. Interment Oak SCHWARTZ Joseph Schwartz of 2324 W. Lake street, husband of the late Hessic.

beloved father of Mrs. Rose Lanp, fond brother of Max and Sam; two grandchildren. Funeral Thursday, Kov. 10. at 2 p.

at chapel, 4225 Roosevelt road, corner Tripp. Burial Knights of Joseph cemetery. SCULLY Mary E. Boyle Scully of 4t3'J Washington boulevard, beloved wife of ths late Patrick loving mother of Mayme Kerr, John James Walter T. and the late Catherine William J.

and Frauls P. Scully, 6iater of Mrs. Maurice Flynn. Funeral from chapel, 4S17 Madison street, Friday, 10 a. to St.

Thomas Aauina3 church. Burial Mount Carmel. Austin 1137. SEELET Mary Hartzer Seeley, wife of ths late Thomas, mother Leo Sealy, Mrs. Margaret Meyer, Mrs.

Helen Meyers, and Mrs. Frances Vermeren, sister of Thomas, Peter, Mariraret, and Nellie Hartzer, Mrs. Sarah Heiser, Mrs. Kate Lyons, Mrs. Gertrude Parker, Mrs.

Johanna Park-hurst. Mrs. Anna Short, and the late Mrs. Julia Green and Elizabeth Shepherd. Funeral Thursday at 9 a.

m. from chapel, 2743 E. 79th street, to St. Bride church. Interment Mount Olivet.

South Shore 0156. SEGRETI Mrs. Jennie Sesrreti of 1002 S. Peoria street, wife of Frank, mother cf Anthony, Joseph, Paul and Mary. Servi'-ea at Guardian Anpel church, Saturday morning.

Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. SIEMAN Otlo Sirman of 110S N. Uth avenue, Melrose Park, beloved husband of Gladys, nee Riley; fond son of Mrs. Ella Sieman. brother of Mrs.

Walter Bock. Funeral Wednesday, 3 p. at. funeral home. Lake street at 2d avenue, Maywood-Intermeut Mount Emblem.

SILVERMAN I.ouis J. Silverman, beloved husband of Lillisn nee Smith, fond father of Ruth Friedenberg, Detroit. Mich and Marshall brother of Sadie S. Levm. Los Angeles.

Cal. and Robert Resting at memorial chapel. 5206 Broadway, until Wednesday 10:30 a. m. Funeral services 11:30 a.

m. at Rosehill chapel. STEWART Bertha W. Stewart, 354 Normal parkway, Nov. 8, 1938, beloved wile of Eugene Stewart, mother of Eugene W.

Stewart and Mrs. Priscilla Stewart Gibson, sister of former Congressman W. Joseph S. Wilson, and Mre. Harriet W.

Kas-beer. At chapel. 63d street and Harvard avenue, until noon Friday. Services Friday, Kov. 11.

at 2 p. at First M. E. Church of Englewood, 64th street and Stewart avenue. of Mason City, la.

Funeral Thursday Mrs. David Ncuman of 5414 Ingleside do I told him he'd belter stay and explain to the firemen when they arrived. Then I asked him how it had happened. "He explained that he was a rookie and was still going to the police school. He had been ordered out for special duty on election day and was trying to let his superiors know he 3:30 p.

at chapel, 203 S. Marion avenue, wiuiam resiaea witn nis "I had hoped the President would street. Oak Park. Interment Forest, Home grandparents while attending Hyde Belle Plaine, and Mason City, ia papers please copy. take pity on us," the youth said, but before he could have received the TMs Scotch is Park High school as an honor stu dent.

In all, 250 persons from through DRABANSKI Angeline Drabanski. beloved letter my parents were ordered out wife of Anthony A levin? mnther of An Mm of Germany and driven into Poland." was on the job. But, unfortunately. tliony A. daughter of Celia and the out the country have responded to an appeal for blood donors, said Mrs.

The victim of his attack, Ernst von lale Vincent r.oznowski, sister of he hadn't been taught how to use a Neuman. Rath, underwent a blood transfusion Valentine Schwalek. Mrs. Henry M. Reder Stanley.

Anthony, and Stephan. Funera call box." and iie rice is today and was in critical condition Saturday. Nov. 12. 9:30 a.

from chanel. 1410 N. Ashland avenue, to St Stanislaus Kostka church. Interment St from wounds in the abdomen and shoulder. Two doctors sent by Adolf Hitler from Berlin his personal phy Adalbert's.

EG AN Thomas Egan. Nov. 8. of 3131 Princeton avenu. beloved husband of the SMOOTHER WILDER IT'S IT'S sician.

Dr. Brandt, and Dr. Georg Magnus arrived during the day. late Mary, fond father of John. Harry.

Since relatives of Grynszpan, who attacked the secretary, lived in before they were deported, the ir.vcs ligation will involve many German and Polish Jews. Dicker Over Fate cl Jews. Negotiations between Germany and Poland regarding the fate of the Polish Jews lingering on the Polish-German border remains uncertain. Josef Lipski, Polish ambassador, today conferred with Ernst von Weiz-saecker, secretary of state in the foreign office, but the foreign office asserted that the matter will not be settled for a few more days. It is possible that Hitler will insist on his right to expel all undesirable Polish Jews from Germany." Original of 'Tom Sawyer' Dies in Cincinnati at 82 Joseph.

Alma. Mrs. Nordmeyer, Mrs. Bain Detectives said Grynszpan told Mrs. Wurrlitsch, and the late William them: I didn't want to kill.

I ielt IT TASTES BITTER fond brother of Catherine Ejran and Mrs An Eerie Wail Is Heard. Mr. Gray had work to do, so he left the unhappy rookie standing on the corner twisting his hands. By this time the eerie wail of sirens could be heard as fire trucks rumbled toward the scene. But when truck No.

30 arrived there was no rookie, according to Lieut. McDonnell, who was in charge. Chief Howard Andrews of the 12th battalion stated that when his car rolled up, Lieut. McDonnell and the captain of engine company No. 61 said nothing about a rookie had to do something to show our Renter.

Services from funeral home. 2917 S. Michigan avenue, Thursday, to St. James despair. I lost my head I've done church at 9 a.

m. Interment Calvary a horrible FEAKINS Fred L. Feakins. of 1031 Meadow road. Glencoe.

111.. Nov. 6, 193S: husband Oshkosh Woman, SO, Dies of Marv Ann, father of Mrs. Marjorie Wiman. and Alice.

At rest chaoel. 27 N. Sheridan road. Highland Leaving 59 Descendants Oshkosh, Nov. 8.

Special. Park. Funeral services 2 p. m. Wednesday Chicago lias always preferred Hursen Funerals.

Super-serviced and finest, the cost less. Nov. 9. at Memorial Park cemetery chapel. Mrs.

Julia Morrison, 80 years old, died here today. She came here with The only thing on record is that there was a false alarm at 61st and Cincinnati, Nov. 8. (JP) Thomas her parents when four months old. She leaves 59 survivors five daugh Sawyer Spivey, 82 years old, said by State streets at 5:36 a.

m. 3 Funeral Homes NORTH his widow to have been the original ters, three sons, 40 grandchildren, and 11 great-grandchildren. Tom Sawyer immortalized by Mark Twain, died in a hospital last night. Phone: Phone: Ex-Keeper of President's A native of Shawneetown, 111., Spivey came here a little more than a year ago. Mrs.

Spivey said her husband WELlington 1724 WEST AY market 0100 SOUTH CALumet 4030 C. H. JORDAN CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS lf CHICAGO AND SUBURBS FOR House Gallery Dies at 93 Battle Creek, Nov. 8.

first became acquainted with Mark Twain when, as a child, he played Phone: Elnathan Meade, 93 years old, civil war veteran and former custodian of along the waterfront and visited aboard packets piloted by the later the President's gallery in the house famous author. of representatives in Washington, D. BLENDED SCOTCH WHISKY 86.8 PROOF SOMERSET IMPORTERS, ITD. NEW YORK CHICAGO SAN FRANCISCO ZOO ERIE SUPERIOR 7759 C- died here last night of heart Services to be concluded Saturday, Kov. 12, in Ohio Methodist church, at 1p.

m. Interment Ohio, III. THCRSTON Dr. Timothy J. Thurston, Kov.

7. beloved husband of Elizabeth dear father of Mrs. Iva Minwegen, Mrs. Annette Brennen, the Rev. Kenneth Thurston, and the late Harold Thurston, brother of Andrew.

Lloyd, Clyde, Mrs. Leona Warner and Mrs. Iva Dunham. Funeral Thursday at 10 a. from residence.

721 to Our Lady of Mount Carmel church. Interment Mount Carmel. VAN CLEEF Herman Van Cleef of 7237 Jeffery avenue, husband of Pauline, nea Aseh, father of Betty Ensrlander of Cleveland, O. Funeral services at conveniencs of family. Resting- in chapel, 7206 Stony Island avenue.

VOSBRINK Florence P. Vosbrink. wife of the late Georse sister of Charles Joseph Paul Edwin A. Hazard, and Mrs. J.

E. Shaughnessy. Funeral Thursday, Kov. 10, at a. from funeral home.

1222 E. 47th street, to St. Thomas ths Apostle church. Interment Calvary. WHISTON Michael Whiston, Nov.

7, beloved husband of Mary, loving father of Frank, James, Daniel, and Arthur Whiston. At funeral home, 6216 N. Clark street, until 4 :30 p. m. Wednesday.

Interment Esc-anaba, Mich. WINOKUR Paul Winokur. hushaDd of Esther, father of Seymour and Morten. Funeral Wednesday. 1( a.

at chapel, 3654 W. Roosevelt road. ZEIMET Anna M. Zeimet, nea Sandbers, late of 909 S. Seventh avenue, Haywood, Nov.

7, 193S. beloved wife of Andy M. Zeimet. fond sister ol Mrs. James O'Don-nell, Lombard, 111., and Edward G.

Sand-bergr, devoted grandmother of Koy H. Kibbe, and Herbert J. Leits. Member of Ravens-wood chapter. No.

190. O. E. S. Funeral Thursday, 2 p.

m. at funeral home, Lak disease. War Veteran, Struck by Car in Storm, Dies of Injuries fADVEUTISMENTl I ADVERT1SMENT1 Cshkosh, Nov. 8. Special.

Interment Memorial Park. FITCH Samuel M. Fitch. Nov. 8, 193S, of 6656 Kimbark avenue, beloved hueband of Jessie D.

Fitch, nee Westbrook. Funeral services at Midway Masonic temple, 6115 Cottape Grove avenue, hall No. 1, Friday at 2 p. under auspices of Woodlawn Com-mandery. No.

76, K. T. IntermcDt at Oak WToods. Lyine at rest at chanel, 6328 Cottapre Grove avenue, until Friday noon. For information call Fairfax 2900.

GAKRITY Mary Garrity, beloved wife of the late Patrick, mother of Mrs. Mae Mo Fadden, Mrs. Margaret Robinett, Mrs. Josephine Dunning: and the late Mrs. Anna Gilbert.

Funeral Thursday at 9:30 a. m. from late residence. 6S14 to St. Fhilip Neri cbureb.

Burial Mount Olivet. E.ACH Henry Powers Hach. 48. at Edw. Hines Jr.

hospital: brother of Mrs. Karl T. Powers. Whilefish, Mrs. Mattie Evans, Mrs.

Winnie H. Samuels, Memphis, Seth and John N. Haeh of Chicago, 111. Funeral Thursday. 3 p.

at funeral home. Lake street at 2d avenue. Maywood. Interment Forest Home. HANSEN Jules Hansen, agre 62 years, of 2035 Harrison street.

Evanston, husband of Bertha Branch Hansen, father of Milton, Doris, and the late Duane Hansen, son of Mrs. Clara Hansen. Services Thursday, 2 p. at residence. Interment Memorial Park.

Remains at chapel. llfiO Sherman avenue, Kvanston. until 10 a. m. Thursday.

HAUGH Delia Hangh. nee Houlihan, Nor. 7, beloved mother of John J. Haugh. Funeral from chapel.

7705 Cotlase Grove avenue. Thursday. 9 a. to St. Columbanns church, 71st and Calumet avenue.

Burial Mount Olivet. HERS, See Scully notice. KLEPNOW Fred Klepnow late of 1832 West Huron sUeet, beloved husband of the late Rose, nee Walck, dear father of Fred Klepnow Rose Sullivan and the late William, Walter and Alfred, grandfather of Grace. Walter, Marie and Raymond. Services Friday, Nov.

11, at 2:30 at- home, 55 1 5 Cliicaso avenue. Inter-nv-nt Concordia. Austin Frank J. Olejnik, 44 years old, a world war veteran, decorated by the United States government, died here tiMuiasmkJsfA ixic juitijjx THIS 3- DAY THIS 3-DAY TKYN Ml RROR TESrajj THAT TED BROOKS IS If YES I BUT HAVE HOCT CNKZFZENP coumtims okj vn. rrr WERE COUNT! MG OH YOU -aft last night after being struck by a I a enr.o-r ruADl Voi I cccm uic urtccl v- rw SO, HAZEL-IS car.

Hazardous driving conditions JUST THE MAN TO 3e LOOKS OLD, DULL- YOU TRY GlALTfYEi THERE ANYTHING caused by the storm were given as HANDLE OUR WORK IN A SOCIAL FLOP TO HOW WELL 'L. 1 PERSUADE TED, MRS. BROOKS YOUR WIPE HElL GO FAR. IN THAT WASHINGTON LOOKS TONIGHT, JOS WITH A 6ROOKS5yI WiFE LIKE trjy Jtf IVE SEEN IT WORK THAT WILL HELP the cause. Details of the accident will be heard by a coroner's jury MARVELS FOR POOR ME SLEEP 5 SLEEPERS AND ITS NOT A DRUG-SO THE tomorrow.

John A. Brill, Appleton SLEEP YOU GET REALLY RESTS YOU HEAVENS I Hotel Proprietor, Dies If you look haggard and drawn from sleepless nights get Ovaltine today! Drink it at bedtime tonight, tomorrow and the next night! See if you don't get sound, restful sleep quickly as thousands do! Check with yourmirror each morning See if dark circles under the eyes and tired lines don't disapoear! Note then, how much better you look zndfccU MY SLEEPLESS Appleton, Nov. 8. NIGHTS ARE RUINING AND SPOILING John A. Brill, 65 years old, who operated the Northern hotel here for 33 vears.

died today. He became A street at 2d avenue, Mavwood. Interment Aeaeia Park cemetery. ZENIESCHEK Amelia E. enieshek of 2634 Emmet street, beloved wife of Frank, dear sister of Catherine Joseph of Lo Angeles.

and the late Dr. Charle SchlotXeldt. Services Thursday at 2 p. ra, at funeral borne, S301 Fullerton avenus. Cremation Acacia Park.

ii owner of the Northwestern House in tooi J-y'X" 1S7 and changed the name to Hotel Northern in 1321..