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' PACE TEN"! TPT WW ¢ WW DAC 1 (0 SOROS 2 OR 28 7 REX HI) LEFT ALL TO WIFE Funeral of Dr, Lilliendahl Held at Brooklyn-- Widow Present Hammonton, N.J., Sept. 28.--Dr, A. WW. Lilliendahl, retired physician, || who was murdered on a lonely road near Atsion last Thursday, made a «1 two months ago, leaving his entire estate to Ms wife, police said Tuesday, ME ol n a formal statement Tuesday 1'#ht Arsjstant Prosecutor Hinkle «24 that Mrs, Lilllendahl, who 1s pndor $25,000 bail as a material "moss 'n connection with the slav 'm=. had not given a "complete "ovrviption of the two megroes she tald the authorities thad dome the cheoting, . 'Mn. Hinkle said that detectives 13d been sent to New York to in: vatt'mate some angles of the case snd that an arrest within two op three days was "pessible." Funeral Held New York, Sept. 28,--While New Jerany detectives continued their in vestigation a cordon of special pol '~omen kept a handful of spectator from the grave during the huriel of Dr, Wm, wond Cemetery, Brooklyn, ! The widow of the murdered Vines Tand physician attended the ser{ vices, Mrs. Lilliendahl was accom, nanied by her son, Albert, seven; "or stepson. Wm. C. Lillienaunt: Lor brother, J, Sherwood Thompson::|! ind Miss Edith Sommels, a friend ¢f the family. ! TRACES MOTHER ILilliendahl, in Green: |S | | | - » |= | - . - - - - ELLA CINDERS--Thinking Things Over * - Br WE Reg. U.S. Pat, Of; Copyrighe 1927, by etopohen Newmans Sead OF \7_IT SMILI LL. GOT ALL KIN \E -- 1 oo PPING THE [E - xl BRINGING UP FATHER IM SORRY TO LEAVE ITALY, BUT THIS 4OING TO AFRICA 1S " LETTING ON | li; MY NERVES 7 A 0 - Petersburg, Va., Sept. 23-- Hunter Edward Roberts, of Winston-Salem, N, C,, is here on a visit to his mo- ther, Mrs, E. M, Tyus from whom he had been parted 23 years, during |. which each thought the other dead. Mrs, Tyus, 63, a resident of Peters- burg, placed her son in' a Richmond orphanage when he was two years = old, He remained about months, after which he was adopted hy Mrs, Arthur Clarbone Roberts, of West Point, In his youth Roberts helieved his IE mother died when he was born. || foster || He remained with his parents at West Point until 1819, when he enlisted in the Navy, Fol- seven } |B LILLY ~ YOU | itty, 9-23 i 1927 wy Inv'. Fearume Senvics, Inc. LO AND HELP YES -9IR MISS JILLS PACK - Ih WE ARE LONG TO AFRICA - YOu ALL CAN CALL ON MY RELATIONS DOWN THERE ~ THEY'LL SURE SHOW YOU A 4LO0D TIME! --By Geo. McManus < lowing his discharge, Roberts went |B to Winston-Salem, where he married | |8 Miss Elsie Nale, At one time a brother resided in | Petersburg and he got in communi- cation with Robert G, Bass, clerk of the Hastings Court of Petershurg, for information concerning his par- ents, Mr, Bass turned Roberts' let- ter over to the clerk of the Health |E Centre here, who, after investiga- tion, learned Roberts' mother was living in Petersburg. He wrote Rob- erts to that effect, Roberts, accompanied by his wile, came at once to Petershurg and found his mother at the home of his brother, Herbert Tyus, WHEN USING WILSON S FLY ans EYESIGHT SPECIALIST, Those who drive cars are de- pendant their & safety upon alterness vision. 37 516 wl' HONE~~ 1516 inpey Block ~~ Opposite Post Offe TIME TABLES CHR TIME TABLE " (8) indicates change so, formes time haber Eastbound T) ET 1.28 p.m.--Daily exept Sunday. CITE Aad 5 poy. pa--Daily. . is | RAILWAY ENN = f--~ [wo wrote (Hl WRITE BY THE MUSIC di OF MADAME BUTTERFLY, gf DADDY ? a THE MUSIC WAS WEAR THE VOIE swe LovEo 105 EY' B3HE OPERAMADAME BUTTERFLY IS A JAPANESE LYRIC TRAGEDY BASED ON THE MARRIAGE OF A AMERICAN TO A JAPANESE BRIDE THE OPERA 1S FOUNDED ON THE BOOK OF JOHN LUTHER \ 1 * LONG AND THE DRAMA BY DAVID BELAS(D, || WITH ITALIAN LIBRETTO BY ILLICA AND GIACOSA, PINKERTON'S J. PANESE HOME © 1927 by King Features Syndicate Inc WELL,DID YOU YES! WE CAN'T GO 8 FIND OUT ALL THIS YEAR CAUSE THE MOTHS GOT INTO GIACOMC DADDY'S DRESS SUIT, PUCCINI Tu WPL AND GIACOMO PUCCINI WROTE THE MUSIC.IT WAS FIRST PRODUCED AT LA SCALA MILAN,AND PROVED A FAILURE, IT WAS GIVEN AT THE METROPOLITAN IN NEW YORK I 1907 AND, SINCE THEN IT HAS BEEN POPULAR Great Britain rights reserved BHE CAN'T DEPEND ON THOSE LOOKING GUYS. 4 GUESS Hi MARRY ME NOW wwiTHOUT HAVING TO GET MY NOSE - RE MODELED - LL LEAVE OH, MAC. LOOK AT THE DARLING WRIST WATCH (MR. BURGESS SAVE ME - | THINK HE'S A PERFECT DoT BE SILLY, MAC - VES TERDAY | 1S GONE - YORE ALWAYS LWVING IN THE PAST -{ MUST GO A), WHAT'S : STILL LIKES THE GOOD Look i GUY, BURG ESS © I'M GONNA GE TG BUBBLES 'Of i A 728 AND 1 2 " o IN AND SHOW My NEW di THIS CANDY To MAMIE ZICH fl [| FAAP, Wi WW, WT, Wa 4, "