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The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-06-03
Junk Dealers Convicted
of Falsifying Tax Returns

San F'ranclsco. June 2.-Joseph,
Samuel and Martin c. Levin. whole
sale junk dealers operating under
the name Of NJ. Levin a Sons. were
found guilty by jury In the United
States district court here today on
charges Of perjury and Justification cf
their 1920 income tax returns.
The trio sun face trial on the
charge OF attempting to hrihe RAY
mond X. Wamhsley. internal revenue
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-06-03

The child was crushed beneath the
wheels Of car driven by J. A. Per.
rego, 4114 corby street
According to Mrs. J. r. Davis, eye
witness Of the tragedy, the little girl
with her brother and playmate, Leon
ard Gillette. 3. 1913 Lake street. were
riding on a dirt wagon.
II saw the children jump from the
end Of the wagon as it crossed Lake
street" she said.
0ulooker Screams.
at the same instant the auto came
into view. I screamed. Leonard dart
ed across in front Of the car. I saw
little Walter lunge after his sister.
clutch her dress. then he lost his
hold. He sprang back and the baby.
screaming. disappeared from view
under the automobile"
The child died half an hour later
in Swedish siiss.on hospital.
Charles Bisiey, roofer. was at
work IN Dundee when his daughter
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The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-06-03
British Picture Fans
No Longer Able to Weep
Ouer Western Thrillers

New York, June 2.-The nice girl
the desperate. the handsome here
and the moustached sheriff, thrown
together and run through several
feet of film, no longer interest NOV
ing picture patrons of Great Britain,
w. b. Maxwell. a member of the
British Incorporated Society of Auth
ors, and writer of several novels, said
today
Mr.. Maxwell, with some other auth
ors, has come to the United States to
attend the motion pictures arts con.
gress which will be held next week.
to present his idea of what his coun-
trymen want to see when they go TO
the movies, Nearly all the pictures
shown there are of American manu-
facture.
So exhaustive has the typical west
ern thriller been on the tear ducts of
the British public that Mr.. Maxwell
said he thinks a movie audience there
never shall cry again.
I'VE know the far west thriller by
heart he said. I'VE are getting too
much of the sloppy. sentimental stuff
We have no more tears for that
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-06-03
Berlin Newspapers See
Signs of Civil Warfare
m. IT,t,.,rs.r Saxxias
Ity Universal Service.

Berlin, June although the
communist uprising in the Ruhr is re
ported quelled. there were occasion
al outbreaks of sabotage today di-
rected against the French. In re
prisal the French have fined the city
Of Duisherg loo. .0O0. 900 marks for the
destruction of railways and tele-
graphs.
Newspapers and political cores
pondents throughout Germany be
Iieve that civil war threatens on a
large scale and point out fatalisiic
tendency evident throughout Ger
many as the principal factor in the
expected disorders.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-06-03
Soldier Bonus Bonds
Sold by State Of Iowa

Des Molnes. Ia, June 2.-Iowa s
s22 900 900 soldiers bonus bond issue
was sold at tonight TO a syndicate
headed by Estabrook < Co. Of
New York. State Treasurer Burbank
announced. A block of S12.345. .000
will draw 41-4 per cent inerest and
the remainder will draw L. per cent
interest
Sale Of the bonds 10 the Estabrook
syndicate brought 10 an end day
OF spirited bidding on the part Of three
bond companies. The George NJ. Bech'
tel company Of Davenport. Ia, is one
OF the firms represented IN the Esta
brook syndicate.
The bonds were sold to better ad
vantage to the state than had been
anticipated by state officials.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-06-03
BY THE RIGHT HON. DAVID
LLOYD GEORGE, o. NJ, VI. p.
Former British Prime Minister.

London, June 2.-I am frankly de-
lighted that the negotiations between
Lord Curzon and the soviet govern.
ment seem to indicate a genuine de-
sire on the part of both parties to
establish a more satisfactory under
standing between Great Britain and
Russia.
The bolshevist episode. like all revo-
lutionary terrors. has been at times
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-06-03
Bootlegger Attacks Cops;
I.iuuor Will Be Analyzed

Morals squad officers were attacked
last night by James Emery when they
raided his home, 1924 Dodge street,
finding small quantity OF liquor
which he objected to their confiscat.
ing.
Emery was overpowered and taken
to the station handcuffed. The liquor
will be analyzed. Dan Butler, police
commissioner. announced. Some OF
the stuff is said to be responsible for
the dying condition OF a man in n
hospital
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-06-03
Oklahoma Man Perfects
New Tvpe of Airplane

Richmond. Cal. June Peter Al.
linio. inventor OF A five-passenger air.
plane Of new design. arrived here 70.
day from Oklahoma. having been
piloted in his own plane by Marshall
Boggs. Ailinio says he made several
stops and did not record his flying
time The machine. which can make
l2S miles an hour. according to the
inventor. has motor capacity st :.
500 revolutions per minute.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-06-03
British Experts Review
Reparations Program

= London, June British treasury
experts are resurveying the positions
OF the reparations program and the
interalued debts and probably will
produce. an amended versionf of the
January scheme. which France
turned down. In order to evolve a
a method covering the payment of
debts to the United States.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-06-03
Mrs. Phillips Begins Term
i'm California State Pen

San Quenup. Cal. June 2.-Mrs.
Clara Phillips. convicted Of killing
Mrs. Alberta Tremaine Meadows with
a hammer near Les Angeles. July u.
1892, was inoarceratea in san Quentin
state prison today after having es-
capped from the Los Angeles county
jail 10 Tegucigalna. Honduras.
Mrs. Phillips, who entered the
prison without tear, although dis.
playing the great nervous strain she
was under. relaxed when she reached
the woman's ward. She won't u he'd
Immediately after going through the
formalities Of registration.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-06-03
Judge isits Station.

Explaining that he had orders from
Judge George Holmes. presiding mag
istrate Of municipal court, to see that
bond was supplied for all persons ar
rested Judge Robert Patrick parked
himself in a chair at Central police
Sation last night where he stayed
until after midnight. The judge did
not find it necessary to interpret the
constitution. TO the satisfaction q ro-
lice. who showed no objection what
ever to allowing bonds when they were
sought
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-06-03
Ammunition Consigned y
TO China Points Seized

Victoria. 3. &. June 2.-Custons
officers here recently seized 500 pistol
and revolver cartridges. packed In
three orange boxes and addressed to
Chinese destination. il was announced
today. Rows Of oranges were packed
with the ammunition and the exces.
sive weight Of the boxes caused the
Officials 70 omen them.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-06-03
Rohber Scared Away.

A prowler who attempted to break
into the homo Of DIR. II. 7. Hamilton.
200i Binney street, last night was
frightened away after he had jimmied
the screen from a kitchen window.
The doctor heard the noise and tn
vestigated. when he turned on the
light the prowler fled.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-06-03

Barney Google and his wonder
horse, Spark Plug, are on their way
to Omaha They left Chicago Last
night.
Details on the method Of trans
portation Google and Sparky are us.
Ing on the boo-mile journey from the
Windy City to Omaha are not dis
closed.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-06-03
Six Persons Injured
by Bolt Of Lightning

ST. Louis. June 2.-Six persons
were injured. several believed seri
ously. when lightning stuck the cor
nice on a downtoAfn business building
late today. The heavy cornice fell
to the street. pulling pzrt of a fire.
escape with II. and smashing several
automobiles parked in the business
district.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-06-03
The Omaha Bee
Free Ice Fund
"Opens for l92i
Hot Months AhcAd Call for
Repetition Of Generosity
of Host of
Readers.

Today The Omaha Bee Mix and
Ice Fund opens its books for the 1928
season.
A host of generous people have con.
tributed thousands OF dollars in past
summers for this great and good
work.
Scores of babies and small children
Of the very poor are alive and well
today who. in all probability. could
not have lived through the hot sum
mers of their younger years without
the help of this fund.
Other Babies.
Other babies in many a humble
home are depending on the kind hearts
of the people this summer of 1923.
Days and weeks will be hot Moth
ers of these babies are not able to
buy milk and ice so needful for tiny
bodies in hot weather. The Free
Milk and Ice Fund is the only organ
lied effort to fight for these little
lives.
Remember that every cent con
tributed goes to buy milk and ice for
the babies of desperately poor moth
ers. In most instances there is nc
father or else he is sick or out OF
work.
Do II Now.
A good time to subscribe Is right
inow.
Just put your contribution in an
envelope and address 1t Free Milk
and Ice Fund, The Omaha Bee. Oma
ha, Neb. ut will be acknowledged
: in these columns.
The pinched little faces are looking
TO you and the Recorder of kind deeds
is watching.
The Omaha Bee ...............;5. ;5.os
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-06-03
Boy Tries to Save His
Sister, Crushed by Car;
Motorcycle Hits Woman
Hazel Bigley a, Who Ran in Front of Machine After
Jumping From Wagon Dies Half Hour Later-Play-
mate and Woman Witness Tragedy-Three
Drivers Are Arrested.
Pedestrian Hit by Cops Machine as Tire Bursts

One girl was killed and other children, ard
woman seriously injured in automobile accidents
yesterday Death in the playtime of life, to little
Hazel Bgley while her brother Walter 6, vainy rove
life at in the afternoon at Thirty third and
Lake streets block from her home, 1915 Ohio street
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-06-03
Boyd County Man Seeks
to Avoid Death Penalty
Special Dispatch 10 The Omaha Bee.

Lincoln, June 2.-Walter Simmons,
under sentence OF death for the mur-
der last summer of Frank Pahl in
Boyd county. filed plea for new
trial In supreme court today. Sim
mons, in his plea, asserts newly-dis-
covered evidence of his innocence is
at hand, and that two Of the jurors
who found him guilty were prejudiced
against him. Simmons now has an
appeal from the death sentence Of
the Boyd county court on file in su-
preme court.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-06-03

cago last night. This information
came from his hotel. which com.
planned that Barney had neglected to
settle his account and that he checked
out when the clerk wasn't looking,
Barney Is scheduled 10 reach here
Monday. Jimmy Ronin. superIntend.
ent of Ak.Sar-Ben field. received n
wire 10 have n stall ready for sparky
Monday morning. What time Monday
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-06-03
Held ON Rum Charge.

Tony Begetor. 703 North Eighteenth
street, was arrested or charge OF
Illegal transportation Of intoxicating
.liquor last night by Detectives Walker
and Haney when he was found carry
ing a suitcase filled with liquor.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-06-03
h6iir | Persons Killed
When Train Hits Auto

Buffalo, June -Four persons were
killed and one was slightly injured
today when an Erie train hit an auto.
mobile at the Erie railroad grade
crossing near Gowa nda The victims
are all of the family Of John Smith.
engineer at the plant of the Eastern
Tanners Glue company.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-06-03

Google is operating slightly under
cover" as II were.
He is trying to avoid the sweet
woman" who has been hot on his
trail the last few weeks.
TbeNfore Barney Is keeping his
manouvers secret.
The only ipformation received In
Omaha is thac he departed from Chi.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-06-03

Google viii arrive. however, 10 not
known.
Google and Snarky are TO gain
fame in the movies when they reach
here. Harry Watts, manager of the
Strand theatcr has made arrange.
ments for a movie camera 10 "eatch''
Google and Sparky Immediately upon
their arrival. The film viii heishown
on the Stranc screen,
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-06-03
Ws'yAi 5ton Welcomes
Vanguard of Shriners;
Thousands More on Way
First of Invading Mobiles Find National Capital Ablaze
With Light and Color-More Than 200 Special Trains
and Auto Caravans En- Route-Imperial Potentate
McCandless Due Reach City Today
Frisco Delegation Finds Road to Mecca Difficult

Washington, June 2-Amid blaze of light and color,
Washington began tonight to welcome the Shrine hosts
coming from the country to attend their annual con
vention next week. Todays arrivals constituted only the
vanguard however, reports at headquarters showing 200
special trains many automobile enroute here
fron sectiO
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-06-03
Pleads for Confidence.

There are some bad people in this
country. trying TO break down the
government. They are small per
cent Of the population. hut they must
be taken care OF. We have interior
problems as we'll "a external ones.
We must have reasonably sane pub
lie opinion or we can't have the stable
government to which we are accas-
toned. l won't try to stir up sedi-
Turn 10 Page Eight. Column Two.)
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-06-03
The Weather

rcr "a hrNrS ending y m
Temperature.
IA. M dry ss's = vi sslA 81
7 \ M arr hult. IS wet Nvlh II
RlSheSi. s.. lowest. sS, rnean. "a;
crNaA sS
TOiAi ssSess dsheiency s,nee 1aaaary
let ist
Relative Hnmiasss, rercentaee.
I 9. m, IS. Noen So ! n ms 81
dcfiriencN sa
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The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-06-03
Weeks Pleads for
Preparedness in
Speech nOmahs
While Holding Possibility o
Strife Remote, Secretary
Warns Against made
quate Protection.

There are no prospects Of the
United States becoming involved in
another war. in the opinion Of John
w. Weeks. secretary Of war. who
spent Saturday in Omaha. en- route
to Washington from the Pacific coast.
Secretary Weeks so expressed him.
self in his talk at the Chamber OF
Commerce yesterday noon.
But" he continued, we can't be
unmindful of the possibilities Of war.
We don't want our country TO enter
a war unprovided with the imple-
ments Of war. as 1t has been In the
past. We have always sent our young
men unmechanized against an enemy
that was mecbanized. and the result
has been the slaughter Of our men,"
Secretary Weeks declared that II
there were to be another great war
he would conscript all citizens of the
United States. both men and women.
and assign them to the tasks for
which they were best suited. as a
means Of shortening the war. He
predicted that the press would de
clare he was "jangllng his ssber. "
and continued:
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-06-03
Connell to Take
Witness Stand in
Heart Balm Suit
Physician to Tell His Side of
Love Affair With New York
Woman Monday-Father
in Clash.

DIR. Karl Connell. decorated wal
hero, will take the witness stand ir
district court tomorrow to tell his
side Of the love affair during which
Miss Violet Johnstone. attractive New
York office secretary, who is SUING
him for $50, 600 heart balm. alleges hs
offered her his name in marriage.
According to attorneys for DR.. Con
nell they will offer evidence that there
was never an expressed promise Il
marry made by DR.. Connell and that
Miss Johnstone was Just DIR. Con
nell's mistress .
DIR. Connell will be the only witness
for the defense. Three deposition;
taken in New York will be read
Arguments TO the jury are expected
To start shortly before noon Monday
The case Is expected to go to the jury
late in the afternoon.
Queried About Letters.
Most Of Saturday morning and Fri
day afternoon was taken over by W
J. Connell in the cross-examination o
portions OF letters alleged to hav'
been written by Miss Johnstone Il
Or. Connell.
Miss Johnstone was greatly fatiguet
and appeared nervous from her yigor
Gus grilllng by ". j. Connel.
Mr. Connell, dean OF Omaha attor
neys, who, 1t is said. is trying hi
asst case in defending his son, in rag'
Saturday morning struck Emmett
Brumbaugh. young attorney for Mis-
tombstone, on the neck. Brumbaugi
stepped back and took his seat
The pugilistie ire of the elder Con
nell arose when Brumbaugh cailes
him "shyster lawyer"
The crowd so applauded that AT
torney George De Lacy immediately
tTurn TO Page Eight. Column Foure
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-06-03
WEATHER FORECAST

Nebraska-fhunder showers probable
Sunday. cooler Monday probably fair,
cooler southeast portion.
1owa-Thunder showers Sunday, Cooler
axtreine west portion; Monday partly
cloudy apd cooler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-21
GOOD MAYOR OR
A FLAT Tire?
Edwin J. Put on Trial at
Press Club High links

rs Doc Brown good mayor
or flat tire7"
That question was answered
Tuesday night at the Press club.
where Dos was invited as guest
OF honor and then was set upon
by arresting officers and "iugged."
Out OF the confusion that follow
ed this surprise came this voice OF
John #. Dore. Press club prcsl.
dent:
This man II under arrest and
viii be tried at once before you
good citizens. Everybody TO the
jury box. Judge Claypool viii
conduct tho hearingl'
Patrick Henry would have wept
In nhame could he have heard the
arguments and appeals that then
resounded thru the halls And in
the end. the Jury brought In it's
verdict A jury composed OF more
than 100 newspnpcrmen. city Off
cials. business men, attorneys and
others.
The verdict wab oil signed and
sealed IN everything.
lis the Mayor good mayor-or
flat ,ire7"
What do you suppose Il sald7
Well, hold your breath.
The verdict read:
lie Isl"
The mayor was initiated into
club membership. ate the free
lunch sandwiches and had good
time. 30 did everybody else.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-21
man, FINED
IN BOOZE CASE
He'll Serve His Term at Old
Folks Home Quarters

Because OF his age. Robert MELON.
aid. 81. an inmate OF the King county
home. was paroled In custody OF the
home superintendent when no was
fined 5000 for violation OF the federal
prohibition act In federal court Tues.
day. lie win be allowed 20 serve HIS
term at his customary quarters. In.
stead OF In tho King county jail.
Alton q. Farrow. Seattle business
man. bought some expensive whisky
not long ago for his private use. He
didn't think Il was 10 expensive ut
first. but the bad news broke when
Judge Jeremiah Neterer fined him
1900 for possession OF six bottles OF
tho liquor.
other liquor law vioin,ors who
were sentenced late Tuesday were
Amy Kimote. fined t3b. and u.
shimomare. who received IS days In
Jail and a 5000 fine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-21
Rum Ruling

SALEM. Ore. Nov. si.-Boot.
leggera carrying liquor into Or.
egon are today deprived Of in.
surance protection by decree
Issued by win Moore. state In.
Huranee commissioner.
Moore advises all insurance
companies that their permits
wll be- cancelled II they issue
policies covering the confisca.
ton OF automobiles and freight
from persons engaged in trans.
porting liquors.
Some companies have been
catering 20 this business" said
Moore today.
This department does not In.
tend 10 sanction n procedure
which IA so paIpabiy calculated
20 protect those who deliberately
set themselves up In defiance OF
the law"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-21
Prisoner Batters
Way Out of Jail

EVERETT. Nov. 21.-J. Lundine.
fellow prisoner with Jack Montgom.
cry. did not attempt TO escape from
the Darlington Jail Monday night.
II developed today. Lundlne, after
Montgomery had battered his way
thru a brick wall to freedom, crawled
thru the aperture in search OF Mar.
shall Henry keenan, to warn him
OF the Jail break.
Montgomery had not been found
He used a piece OF gas pipe TO de.
molish the interior OF the new struc.
ture and hit Lundine over the head
with 1t when the latter attempted
10 persuade him not to flee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-21
GERMAN SPY IS
GIVEN PARDON
Coolidge Frees Man Who
Gave Army information

LgAVENWoRTH kan. Nov 81,
Leon Witzko. sentenced 20 death
as "A German spy during the war, was
released from federal prison here TO.
day His sentence was committed
70 life Imprisonment by President VII.
son and he was pardoned by Prcsi
dent Coolidge,
WltEke was tried by military
court at Fort Sam Houston, Texas,
accused OF having obtained informa.
ton at military encampment near
Nognles, Aria. regarding movements
OF American troops with the inten.
ton OF forwarding Il to Germany
Warden w, !. Biddle said witxko had
been a good prisoner"
Representative Of the German gov.
eminent met him ne the prison gates
and will accompany him 10 see that
he Is Immediately deported as proyid
ed In the pardon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-21
Gold Found Under
Medford Buildings

MEDFoRD, Ore. Nov. 2i.--Gold
has been discovered II the gravel
strait underlying tho downtown sec.
tion OF Medford. The best sample
obtained 80 far was found under the
Medford National bank.
AZ Jacksonville. miners are taking
good pay from the back yard OF the
Lynden hotel property. There an
ounce n day has been cleaned up
from one small rocker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-21
ROBBERS
BATTER VICTIM
Slugged Man Is Recovering
in Hospital

slugEcd by bandit who beat
him over The head with u heavy
weapon, Tuesday night, Henry
Einhouse. 6i0S \. Alder ST., Ia.
coma. was taken TO the city hos.
pitai early Wednesday morning.
when he was found lying In mn
alley near Seneca and Post sts.,
seriously injured. Elnhouse lind
been robbed Of 81 and watch
which belonged to u Tacoma
jeweler.
Einhouse told the police that he
waa passing the alley when he was
attacked without warning from be.
hind and knocked unconscious by an
assallant whom he did not see.
He remembers nothing. he said.
from the time he was struck until
he awoke In the city hospital. Elm.
house declared he was puzzled by
the attack. as he did no, know there
was anyone near him.
Attendants al the hospital nj first
feared that the nluggcr victim was
suffering from n fractured skull. but
wednesday morning Il was declared
that his injuries were painful but
not serious.
Police believe the man was slug.
god as he passed by the alley en-.
trance and then was dragged into
the alley by the thugs.
Arrested as burglar suspect
Tuesday night. Erward Richards,
20. IL said BY the police 10 have
admitted participation In the rob
bling OF two homes In the city. He
was arrested by Detectives p. Yoris
and c. c. Fortncr al Third ave. and
Columbia 1t. Tho two officers Eay
that part Of the clothing he was
wearing. a gold watch and knife had
been stolen. Richards is held In the
city jail on an open charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-21
Packers Father
Passes in Tacoma

TACOMA. Nov. 81. $50 CoIlapslng
after eating luncheon yesterday.
Peter Carntsns. Sc. died almost in.
stantly at the home OF his son.
Thomas Carstcns. well known TIA.
coma and Seattle meat packer. The
aged man had been in poor health
for several days. He Is survived by
two sons. Thomas and ullus Carstens.
a daughter. Mira. Peter v. Cornils,
and several grandchildren.