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1 2 12 HELD AFTER COMPANION IS run-, A rz 0 DAILY TRTTITTNr 9: DEATH 11 I 1 '2 rme, A rz 0 DAILY TRITITIN-E SATURDAY 9: 1 1 2 HELD AFTER I I COMPANION Is HORTONHorace E. Horton. suddenly, Jule 6, husband of Alice. father of James. Horace IL.

Mn. E. F. Montgomery. Services June 7.

Burial Oak Woods. KRAUSEJoseph T. Krause. WO N. Barding-av, beloved husband of Pauline.

fond father of Helen and- Harriet. brother of Mrs. Charles Rees. Mrs. Peter Zanders.

Mrs. Walter Hildebrand. Mrs. C.A.Narges. Frank.

and William. l'aneral Saturday at 11 a. m. from home to St. Viator church.

Addison and Kedvale. Interment at St. Adalbert's. Tucker Markham. June at his residence.

2890 Lake Shore-dr4 beloved husband of Ellen Corse, father of Marshall son of Mr. and Mrs. Markham. brother of Marian and John L. Best-fug- in chapel.

2701 Clark-st. Funeral private, Saturday- at 12 o'clock. Inter- went E. Morton. suddenly, Jule Alice, father of James.

E. F. Montgomery. Sererial Oak Woods. T.

Krause, 2410 Bard- husband of Pauline, fond and Harriet. brother of eta. Mrs. Peter Zander lebrand. Mrs.

C. A. Narges lam. aneral Saturday at tome to St. Viator churen.

edvale. Interment at th Tucker Markham. June nee, 3890 Lake of Ellen Corse. father of of Mr. and Mrs.

Marian and John L. Clark-st. Funeral ty at 12 nelock. Inter. 1HOTICES 3: IC ES KILLED IN CRASH George years old, 18th street and Roosevelt road, Broadview, was killed yesterday when an automobile' in which he and two companions were riding struck tree at 7104 Riverside drive, Berwyn.

Police later arrested his companions, Horace A. Carlson, 22. of 2142 Highland avenue, Berwyn, and Rudolph Slouka, 24, 1439 Wenonah avenue, Berwyn. It was charged that Carlson, the driver, had tried to remove the license plates from the car after the accident. An unloaded gun was found bat the automobile.

Three persons were injured last night in a collision of two cars at Norwood street and 25th avenue, Melrose Park. One of those injured, Ole Canestrine, 43 years old, 1540 North 14th street, Melrose Park, was taken to the Westlake hospital, in a critical condition. The death of Murphy Increased the county motor toll for the year to 517. Frank Heiden, 50 years old, of Chesterton, an Indiana state highway policeman, was fatally injured yesterday when he was crushed between two trucks in Dunes highway, east of Gary. Three cab drivers arrested in connection with the death of Walter Anderson, 24 years old, 9431 South Racine avenue, were released yesterday after an inquest was continued to June 21.

The police will investigate reports that the victim was involved in a fight with several men after he was struck by an automobile. The drivers were Edward Dodge of 947 West 51st street, Edward Lake of 6317 Drexel avenue, and John Antonucci of 6745 South Lincoln street. M. B. M'CARTHY LEAVES $200 000 ESTATE TO WIDOW The will of Maurice B.

McCarthy leaving an estate estimated at $200,000 to his widow, Mrs. Winifred Burke McCarthy, 1037 North Fair Oaks avenue, Oak Park, was admitted to probate yesterday by George B. Weiss, assistant to Probate Judge John P. McConnell. Mr.

McCarthy, who was manager of the plumbing and heating M. B. M'CARTHY LEAVES $200 000 ESTATE TO WID014 leaving will 1 tfatAelaesutritmceateBd. at Cs C2 eso to his widow, Mrs. Winifred Burt bate yesterday by George Weis McCarthy, 1037 North Fair Oaks av nue, Oak was admitted to pr assistant to Probate Judge John McConnell Mr McCarth wh WZ manager of the plumbing and heatir McDONALDAllen J.

McDonald. beloved husband of Elizabeth: father of Shirley Ann: brother of Hamill John and Donald le. Funeral from funeral home. 1732 Monday at 9 a. Our Lady of Lourdes chlirch.

METERJoe Meyer Jr. of 3561 Vincennes. suddenly, June 7. 1934; son of lira. Carrie litieyer.

Funeral services in the chapel. 4227 Cottage Grove-av, Saturday at 3 p. m. Interment Oak Woods. Please omit flowers.

NELSONMrs. Marie Nelson Of 711 Evanston, beloved wife of N. P. Nelson, sister of Anna Roos, John, and William Frederick, and Louise DoughertY. Services Monday, 2 p.

at mortuarY, 1460 Sherman-av, Evanston. Interment Grace land. O'BRIENJohn O'Brien, son of the late Alice and John, brother of Mrs. E. A.

Cur-Us. Mrs. H. B. Curtis.

Mrs. C. M. O'Connor, Mrs. James J.

O'Grady, Frank and Elizabeth O'Brien. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. from chapel, 029 to St. Ha's church. Interment Calvary.

LOSSFrank Foss, aged 47, beloved husband of Minnie Poss. nee Maruska; loving father of Pearl, Grace. and Richard. Member of St. Andrew's Masonic lodge.

Not, 863, A. F. A. M. Funeral services Mon.

day, June 11 at 1:45 p. at late residence, 0640 S. Beverly Hills. Interment at Bohemian National cemetery. information call Prospect 1758 or Cedar-crest 0944.

QUINLANWilliam A. Quinlan, June S. of 4708 W. Monroe-st, beloved husband of the late Jane Halpin Quinlan, fond father of William. Robert, anti Mary Jane, brother of Mrs.

Lawrence Donahue and Mars Quinlan. Funeral Monday. June 11. at 9:15 a. m.

from chapel, 3153 W. Harri. son-st. to Resurrection church. Interment Mount Carmel.

BATZMAN-11rs. Augusta Ratzman. june 111. at home, 4936 Prince beloved wile of the late August, fond mother of Edwin, Bertha. and Paul Ratzman, Mrs.

Martha Grauer, Mrs. Elizabeth Gehm Francis and the late Mrs. Emma Finn. Services at to. neral chanel.

5522 S. Monday. 3 P. m. Interment Bethania.

Remains at chapel. J. McDonald. beloved zabeth: father of Shirley Ranoll John and neral from funeral home. Monday at 9 a.

to er Jr. of 3561 Vincennesune 7. 1934; son Of lira. Funeral services in the Cottage aturI. Oak Woods.

vers. Earle Nelson of 711 beloved wife of N. P. Df Anna Roos, John, and cit. and Dougherty.

2 p. at mortuazi. Evanston. Interment O'Brien, son of the lattiv brother of Mrs. E.

A. Cur-Curtis, Mrs. C. M. O'Cones J.

O'Grady. Frank and en. Funeral Monday, 9:30 napel. 029 to t. Interment Calvary.

ss. aged 47 beloved hum UNVEIL PORTRAIT OF GOV.HORNER IN department of Sears, Roebuck died May 1. He was 56 years old. Robert need, civil war veteran and the last member of the Gen. Willich post, G.

A. who died May 3 at the home of his son in Arlington Heights, left an estate estimated at 912,000 to his two sons and four daughters, it was revealed when his will was admitted to probate. Mr. Reed, who came to the United States from Cambridgeshire, England, 80 years ago, and died at the age of 95. For the last 75 years he had resided in Arlington Heights.

Eight other wills were fled with Clerk Mitchell C. Robin and admitted to probate. The wills are those of: department of Sears, Roebuck C( died May 1. He was 56 years old. civil war veteran ar the last member of the Gera Wink Robert Reed post, A who died May 3 at ti home of his son in Arlington Height left an estate estimated at $12,000 his two sons and four daughters, it ve revealed when his will was admitt to- probate pr a e.

Mr. Reed, who came the United States from Cambridg shire, England, 80 years ago, and di 9. at the age of For the last 75 yea 5 he had resided in Arlington Height Eight other wills were filed avi Clerk Mitchell C. Robin and admitt to probate. The wills are those of: PROBATE COURT In the presence of numerous judges, lawyers, and civic leaders, a portrait of Gov.

Henry Horner was unveiled yesterday in the Probate court, where the governor served as judge for eighteen years. The portrait was presented by the Chicago Bar association to the present probate judge, John P. O'Connell, in accordance with a long established custom. Already on the walls hang the portraits of former Probate Judges Knickerbocker, Kohlsaat, find Cutting. The portrait, the presentation of which was made by John D.

Black, president of the bar association, was painted by John Doctoroff, commissioned by the bar. Among the speakers at the ceremonies were Gov. Horner, Mayor Kelly, Judge O'Connell, and Mr. Black. HURRICANE HITS SALVADOR; 8 DIE, 500 LOSE HOMES Heavy Damage Caused by Tropical Storm.

(Picture on back page.) SAN SALVADOR, Salvador, June 8 By Pan-American Airways Wireless-3(A3)A hurricane which struck Salvador at 1 p. m. yesterday and continued throughout the night killed at least eight persons, destroyed the homes of COO, caused property damage estimated at $2,000.000, and cut off the communications systems of the nation. Heavy rain continued throughout the day, but was abating tonight as efforts were made to care for the homeless in a city which was without electric light or power. City Under Martial Law.

Soldiers were in charge in San Sal. vador under martial law and enforced an early curfew to prevent looting and disorders. The homeless were being cared for In churches and other public buildings. Only meager reports of damage In the interior were available because practically every telephone and telegraph line in the country was out of commission. Washouta and slides stopped rail-Toad trafic and a number of highway nd railroad bridges were washed sway.

Belief work was pushed under government supervision. Storm Sweeps Honduras. TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras, June 8. ---C4')-11ains and heavy winds con. tinned to sweep Honduras tonight, causing- heavy damage, especially to the banana zone on the Atlantic seaboard.

The capital is completely cut from transportation services. Rain has fallen ceaselessly since Sunday. The River Grande, which passes through Tegucigalpa, is rising fast toward flood stage. Lower parts of the city are under water. Lack of telegraphic communication is delaying reports from northern Honduras.

Homes were destroyed and much property damage is feared to have eulted at San Juaneito. an important American mining community twenty miles from Tegucigalpa. No casualties were reported. H. B.

TENNISON'S WIFE DIES AT 62 NATIVE OF CITY Mrs. Nora Tennison, wife of Harry n. Tennison, assistant superintendent of the city sewer department for the last thirty-five years, died yesterday in her home at 7042 South Carpenter street, after a lingering illness. She was 62 years old and was born in Chicago. Funeral services will be held Monday, with a requiem high mass at the Sacred Heart Roman Catholic church, 70th and May streets.

Burial will be at the Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Surviving Mrs. Tennison besides her husband are three children31arry Raymond, and Margaret. She was a sister of Attorney James M. Burke.

Battalion Chief Cotohey's Wile Dies in Family Home Mrs. Rose Cowhey, wife of James Cowhey, chief of the 4th battalion of the fire department. died early yesterday in the family home at 5643 Wilson avenue. Death was caused by 'heart trouble. She was 53 years old and had lived in Chicago all her life children.

an adopted son, and I wo grandchildren survive. (0 51 CROSSWORD PUZZLE LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE: Not All Bad YOU TAKE THAT BACK, 'BOUT MY MAMA 'FOREi POT A BEND: It4 YOUR. I WHAT A LOYAL LITTLE TYKE- I WISH I DESERVED' IT- MAYBE SOME DAY I WILL- THAT KIESS DcasIE SOMETHING. TOME' 1 VOTERS 'WRITE IN'i 303 NAMES FOR COURT VACANCY Harrington, inner Polls 56)232. Voters in Chicago and the eight suburbs under the jurisdiction of the board of election commissioners wrote In 303 names on the ballots for the Circuit court vacancy for which Aid.

Frank J. Corr, who died the day before the election, was the nominee, according to the vote proclamation issued yesterday by the board. Attorney Cornelius J. Harrington the Democratic organization choice for the vacancy following Corr's death, received the largest number ot votes cast for any write in candi date. Ills vote was 56,232.

Corr received 23.911 votes, but this vote was not certified to the county clerk, the election board ruling he was not a person on June 4, election day. Neither were the one or two votes east for Dr. Alice L. Wynekoop, Al Capone, and his brother. Ralph Capone, certified, the board ruling that these had been improperly marked.

Corrizan Gets Votes. But among the votes proclaimed were several for Ben Gump, who was not identified as a relative of Andy; Michael Corrigan, chief fire marshal; George E. Q. Johnson. former United States district attorney; Danny Dever, son of the late Mayor Dever; several former and sitting aldermen, and most of the judges on the Municipal court bench.

Altogether 112,798 votes were cast in the election board territory, which was approximately 7 per cent of the registered voters. The largest number of votes went to Judge John J. Sullivan, candidate for reelection to the Superior court bench, whose name was first on the ballot. His vote was 103,329. The exceedingly light vote was due to the fact that none of the candidates were opposed, all running on the coalition ticket.

Canvass County Today. Daniel A. Carey, who is in charge of the county election departments said the vote in the county outside the Chicago board territory would be canvassed today or Monday. These votes will be added to those of the election board and the total vote will be certified to the secretary of state, who will issue the certificates to those elected to the state judgeships. The two candidates for the Municipal court will receive their certificates from the election board.

Noted Fairfield Democrat, James M. Laster, Is Dead Fairfield. June M. Laster, 83, retired farmer and prominent Democratic politician, died at his home here today. Funeral services will be held Sunday.

6-9-34 NQUIS of the RadioStationc BY LARRY WOLTERS. The new Sky room atop the Stevens hotel will become the highest point of origin for regular radio broadcasts in Chicago when Keith Beecher's music is 'outletted over W-G-N, beginning this evening. Beecher's band will be heard nightly over THE T.R.I3UNE station from this spot, which is more than 400 feet above street level. Two Well known radio orchestras will come back to the local 'airlanes tonight. Harry Sosnik, who has been on tour, will return to the Edgewater Beach opening of the outdoor beach-walk with his music picked up by WBBM-CBS.

Buddy Rogers' orchestra will open a summer's engagement this evening at the College Inn vtrith various NBC stations carrying his programs. Dorothy Dell. rnotion pieture actress killed yesterday in a motor crash on the west coast, is the featured feminine star in Ben Bernie's rst full length picture, Shoot the Works," to be released locally within a fortnight. She had made guest appearances recently on several of Bernie's broadcasts. Laid low by an ear infection Wendell Hall is forced to pass up his Sunday evening coast to coast NEC program.

Either Irene Beasley, who will pinch hit for him during his summer's vacation, or the Three Merry Macs will substitute tomorrow evening. His sustaining programs have been cancelled. One of the strangest auditions to claim was held at NBC offices the other day. Ed East, of the Sisters of the Skillet, auditioned foe both himself and Ralph Dumke, his partner. Dumke had been called to South Bend because of the funeral of his father.

Ed and Ralph are among radio's most competent mimics. So Ed played both his own part and that of Ralph. The Warnpas Stars, engaged to appear at the Chicago theater June 22. are likely to appear on the W-G-N show broadcast from the stage of the theater. Other radio acts signed for the Chicago: Cab Calloway, June 29; the Goldbergs, July 13, Amos 'n' Andy, Aug.

'24. Exactly 20 years after the momentous day when an assassin's bullet ended the life of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in Sarajevo, thereby touching off the world war, the Columbia network will present a drama titled Twenty Crowded Years." This one hour broadcast, beginning at 7 p. June 2S, will be a kaleidoscopic review in dramatized form of notable events that have filled the intervening years. M. D.

HEBBERD'S WIDOW, 99, WILL BE BURIED TODAY Galesburg, June .1 Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Jane Hebberd, 99 years old, native of Illi- 11,11 nois, will be held ee here tomorrow. rs. Hebberd died on Thursday in 7 Omaha, at 1 the home of her daughter, Mrs. L.

C. Hazelton. Mrs. Hebberd was born on Dec. 6, 1834, at Atlas in Pike county I At the age of six months she re- moved with her parents to Rock 34" JUJUY CU ILLI 11V parents to Rock Alm 11111EROM locar20111111 Island county.

She was married to IfIts. Moses D. Hebberd BEEBEBD. of Moline in 1856, later living in Galesburg. They moved to Omaha in 1897.

Mrs. Hebberd is survived also by a son, Edward A. Itebberd of Chicago. MARY E. PORTER, WATSEKA, DIES; FUNERAL TODAY WLS-870.

WM131-1080. WM A Q-610. A A IATJJ D-1130. WBBM-770. WCFL-970.

WGES-1300 WENR-870. KYIV-1020. (Central Daylight Saving Time. SHE 'CARRIES ME nem BACK SHE'S A RINGER 11.1 FOR ME WHEN I WAS gunl HER AGE I WAS NO A PRETTY SQUARE SHOOTIN' BUT WHAT A HARDBOILED PROPOSITION TURNED OUT TO A. M.

Good Morning," a musical Proxramt time signals, weather zeports. WCILTime exprees. WBBMThe Minute WMAQMorning worship. RYWThe Musical Clock. WLSSmile-a-While.

the morning. the Luxembourg Gardens. WAIAQBreakfast club. WCFLBud Stones. and Steve.

broadcast from London. "Keep Fit club," with Capt. Patti Fogarty. RYWRoppiana. WBBMThis and That.

VVLSHarmoni Ranch. Ball, readings. WCFLHighlights of music. WLSJunior stars. WBBMliay Storey, songs.

Salvo, organist; vreather forecast; market report. WBBMChildren's program. WMAQTune time. RYWMorning parade. WLSElarmonica club Wright MI netters.

lit ovi personalities, with Francis X. Bushman and Elizabeth Dines. WMAQGalaxy of stars. WBBMThe King's Men. KY1VThe Honeymooners.

WINDCheer Up. Friendly Neighbor. WBBMJim and Bob. WMAQSpanish Idylls. KYWVass family.

Davis. and the Texans. wit High school. WCFLMrs. Ruth Wakefield.

WMAQITeinie's Grenadiers. WMBIKYB club. RYWHodge Podge. Dreams. WEN R---" Down Lovers Lane." WBBMTom Baker.

songs. WINDBird broadcast. Kenno's orchestra. WBBMMeloily Time. WMBIChurch school.

WMAQRigh and Low. WENRPietro Yon, organist. 1CYWPianist. WINDJan Savitea orchestra. Florida Male quartet.

WCPE.Variety program. WBBNIVirginia Clark. WMAQParent-Teaeher talk. RYWGenia Fonariova. soprano.

IVINDWoolery's orchestra. 11 a rket report: organist. WBBMAl Ravelin's orchestra. WMAQVie and Sade. RYWIn the snotti.4ht.

WENRSydne H. Langford. Baker, Home Management, RYWThe Sizzlers. WLSWooles the Moth. NOONW-G-NMidday service.

T. F. Marriott, Congregational Union director. WBBMOrganist. WCFBLuncheon concert.

WMAQPresident's drouth relief message. WLSHinklev Craft School club. XYW and WINDV. S. open golf.

11 I Today's Features I 0- TODAY'S RADIO BROADCASTS 9:45 a. m.W-G-N--Premiere of new series featuring Arthur Wright, tenor. and Leonard Salvo, organ- 10:45 a. in. WIND --Bitd A 0 broadcast from Bronx zoo.

Noon and WIND 1 Comments on 4 U. S. open golf N. championship on 71' I WBBAI at WMAC1 Reading of President Rooe velt's relaidiSsicammiaiwtos lief message. 1:30 I ARTHUR WRIGHT.

KYWVocal and (Theatrical Phato. instrumental. ensemble from Spanish Village at Fair. 2:45 p. vs.

Chicago Cubs, with Bob Elson also on WBBNI and WMAQ. 5:30 p. m.W-G-NTony D'Orazi, the cartoonist of the air. 5:30 p. m.WMAQ--Massed Princeton university choir of 2,000 voices.

7:15 p. m.WLSBuddy Rogers' orchestra. 7:30 p. rn. and 12:30 a.

Thavitt's orchestra from the Streets of Paris. 7:30 p. Downey's studio party; Henry Busse's orchestra. 7:30 p. tn, 8:15 p.

9:30 p. and 11 p. National Barn Dance on WENR at midnightl. 7:30 p. Shilkret's orchestra and Floyd Gibbons.

8 p. Stucckgold and Andre Kostelanetz's orchestra. 8 p. City Symphony orchestra. 8 p.

City centennial celebration. 8:30 p. m. and 10:30 p. The orchestra of Anson Weeks nd Bernie Cummins.

8:30 p. Duchin's orchestra and Edward Davies, baritone. 8:30 p. Women's Symphony orchestra. p.

Saxon Sisters, male quartet, and Lennie HayWTI'S 9:15 p. m. and 12:45 a. Keith Beecher's orchestra from the Sky Room of the Stevens hotel. 9:30 p.

m.WBBMHarry Sosnik's orchestra. 9:30 p. In.WMAQUniversity of Chicago Interfraternity Sing. IF I'D ONLY HAD A DECENT. CHANCE MY LIFE WOULD HAVE BEEN 'A LOT DIFFERENT) BELIEVE ME- WELL, LIBBY BLEEK, HOW AatOLIT SEEING -ro IT THAT THAT KID gETS A DECENT CHANCE.

ER? I oi, 1 HURRICANE tiffs LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE: Not 'ar i MistialiMili NI i I 1 HOW SHE -CARRIES ME IF I'D ONLY HAD A YOU TAKE THAT i it, 1, li HAS SALvAgop, 8 DIE, 1, WHAT' A LOYAL LITTLE. BACK- SHE'S A RINGER DECENT. CHANCE MY I MY 1,11 TYKE- I WISH I DESERVED FOR ME WHEN I WAS LIFE WOULD 1.IAvE BEEN LooKitse I PUT A rrw- ILMLAYBETSHC2TMEKIDDA. 11 1 11 EEEVKE, 500 LOSE HOMES FuNNV MAMA 1 'FORE- A- HpERRETATGyE -soulARWEAS Am' LEOT; wDEiFtirLEIBNITBy, 1 BEND IN, YOUR. I DCZNE.

SOMETHING: S4001.114' YOOKIGSTER How Al5OLIT' SEEING 'TO 4 THAT KID GETS SCHNOZZLE- IL I TO Mr- ONCE- BUT WHAT IT THAT A I DECENT CHANCE ER1 HARD-BOILED PROPOSITON 'I I TURNED OUT TO ISE 9'1. :1 tf I ryii; t'. IIII 1 5 1 Heavy Damage Caused by lr tri 1 A i I' ,.2) ....,1 1 i-2 f4 4: 11, Tropical Storm. 4,, iv. ore tee- liiiiiii a.4 14' CV ser 0 ei il a- 0 i (Ptcture on back page.) I 4.4', 4 SAN SALVADOR, Salvador, June esti 49 1 si 10- 1 0,1 ls 1 'A v4, )-- 1 1 tr.

1. 8 By Pan-American Airways Wire- e. Ilbea hurricane which struck ot-I5 11 Salvador at 1 p. m. yesterday and Oil I 4 I I I I If 4 5-9-34 07,,,,,, 4111111Th' continued throughout the night killed eeeeeee 08,640,1 ha.

eirsa istpr I at least eight persons, destroyed the I homes of COO, caused property damage estimated at and cut off the VOTERS 'WRITE IN 1 News of the TODAY'S RADIO communications systems of the lea- tion. avy rain con Iletinued throughout 303 NA ES FOR athoStattorzs N-ti-N-720. WLS-870. WMBI-1080. the day, but was abating tonight as WMAQ-610.

WAAFP20. W.IJD-11:30. efforts were made to care for the COURT VACANCY BY LARRY WOLTERS. WBBM-770. NCEL-970.

WGES-1300 WENR-870. Today's Features I homeless in a city which was without electric light or power. The new ky room atop the Stevens (Central Daylight Saving Time. 9:45 a. ne-W-G-N-Premiere of hotel will become the highest point of A.

M. tity Under Martial Law. Goee Morning," a musical new series featuring Arthur Wright, Soldiers were in charge in San Sal- Harrington, Winner 1 origin for regular radio broadcasts in program; time signals, weather re- M- al under martial law and enforced Chicago when Keith Beecher's music ports. a 232 outletted over W-G-N, beginning WBENI-The early curfew to prevent looting Polls 56 WCEL-Time ex Parade ers in hica prees. tard enor.

anSalvo, Leon- eon- rezeewettrieemeremi is Minute int, and disorders. The homeless were be Vot Cgd the eight sub- this evening-. Beecher's band will be WMAQ-Morning KYW-The Musical lock 10:45 St orship. C. ing cared for in churches and other an public buildings WLS-Smile-a-While.

morning. WIND-Bird ti urbs under the jurisdiction of the heard nightly over THE TRI3UNE sta- a I o' the Only meager reports of damage In board of election commissioners wrote tion from this spot, which is more the roadcast from ourg Gardens. the interior were available because in 303 names on the ballots for the Mtn 400 feet above street le vel. AIAQBreakfast club. WCFLBud Stones.

Bronx zoo 0 2 e'''. practically every telephone and tele- Circuit court vacancy for which Ald. 'I'wo Well known radio orchestras and stem Noon tat 4' an- graph line in the country was out of Frank J. Corr, who died the day be will come back to the local broadcast from WIND commiseion. fore the electMn, was the nominee, tonight.

Harry Sosnik, who has been 0 in ents on i'' Washoute and slides stopped rad- according, to the vote proclamation is- on tour, will return to the Edgewater Ke'ep Fit with open golf e. road (ratio and a uber of highway sued yesterday by the board. Beach opening of the outdoor beach- Capt. Paul Fogarty. championship on ee.

II 1, "el 5:5 el- el: end railroad bridges were washed Attorney Cornelius 11. 't erring On walk With his music picked up by vw-Hoppia WBRM at 1 a a. WBBM-This and That. 0 ..1 Nkay. nellet Work was pushed under the Denieeratic organization choice WBBM-CBS.

Buddy Rogers' orchestra Ranch. government supervision. for the vacancr followng i Corer, will open a summer's engagement this Bali, readings. Noon -L WMAQ 4, ot ti ee e.e,i Storm Sweeps Honduras. death, received the largest number ot evening at the Coll va ege Inn with ri- wCFL-Highlighto of music.

-Reading of WLS--Junior stare. President Roose- ie-a. re, ae, a ous NBC stations carr3ing his pro- TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras, June 8. votes cast for any write in andi WBBM-Kay Storey, 'tong's. Cid 4 1 velt's 'drouth re- eee, ee ee.e.eei grams.

Salvo, organists 'weather and heavy Willt1S con- da te. li is vote was 56,2,32. Corr re- lestailiaaiiihsaaseetearog forecast: market report. lief message. tinned to sweep Honduras tonight, ceived 23.911 votes, but this vote Wan WBBM-Children's program.

1...1 Dorothy Dell. rnotion pieture actress P. m- ARTHUR WRIGHT. causing- heavy damage, especially to not certified to the county clerk, the WMAQ-Tune time. the banana zone on the Atlantic sea tion board ruling he a not a killed yesterday in a motor crash EYW-Morning pa rade on KYW-Vocal (Theatrical Phato-1 an elec ws board.

The capital is completely cut Person on June 4, election day. featured fem- i the west coast, is the WwL. huarmonica club Artr 'W si Instrumental. ensemble from Spanish wee from transportation ser vices. Rain either were the one or in to votes ne star in Ben Bernie's erst full, 43 1.0:06W-G-N Al 1 right ttli personalinrgan.

ties. with Villatre at Fair. has fallen ceaselessly since Sunday. east for Dr. Alice L.

Wynekoop, Al length picture, Shoot the Francis X. Bushman and Elizabeth 2.40 p. to be released locally within a fort- Hinew cinnati vs. Chicago Cubs, with Bob The River Grande, which passes Capone, and his brother. Ralph Ca- WMAQ-Galaxy of stars.

through Tegucigalpa, is rising fast pone, certified, the board ruling that night. She had made guest appear- Elson also on WBBM and WMAQl. WBBM-The King's Men. toward flood stage. Lower parts of these had been improperly marked.

ances recently on. several of Bernie IMY-The Honeymooners. 5:30 p. m.W-G-NTony D'Orazi, broadcasts. WINDCheer Uri- the cartoonist of the air.

the city are under water. Lack of Corrigan Gets Votes. 1 Friendly Neighbor. Laid low by an ear infection Wen- 530 p. ne-WMAQ-Massed Prince- telegraphic communication is delay- But among the votes proclaimed is WBBM-Jim and Bob.

11 Hall forced to pass up hi Sun- WMAQ-Spanish Idylls. ton university choir of 2,000 voices. ing reports from northern Honduras. were eeveral for Ben Gump, who was de day evening coast to coast NBC pro- VRS9 family. '15 WLSBuddy Rogers' or- Homes were destroyed and much not identified as relative of Andy; Davis.

and the Texan se che sr a gram. Either Irene Beasley, who Will property damage is feared to have Michael Corrigan a chief fire marshal; WRBMAllentown High ring his summer 's WC FL-Mrs. Ruth Wakefield. 7:30 p. ni.

and 12:30 a. eulted at San Juarteito. an in Cleoree E. Q. Johnson.

former pinch hit for turn du United vaeation, or the Three Merry Macs WMAQ-Irteinie's Grenadiers. Thav int orchestra from the Streets American mining COMMtlnity twenty States district attorney; Danny Dever, WMBI-KYB chila. of Parisi. will substitute tomorrow evening. Ills miles from Tegucigalpa.

No casual- son of the late Mayor Dever; several KYW-Hodze Fudge. sustaig rora gms have been can 1 :4 03-W- G- N-Paintd Dream 7:30 p. ne-WBEM- Morton Dow- tieS were reported. former and sitting aldermen nin and most celled. WEN R-" Down Lover's Lane' ney's studio party; Henry Buss or- of the judges on the Municipal court WBBMTom Baker.

songs- chestra. H. B. TENNISON' beeh. -a- One of the strangest auditions to 'WIND-Bird broadcast.

Kenn'', orchestra. 7:30 p. me, 8:15 p. 9:30 p. and IVI AltOgether 112,798 votes 'were cast FE DIES AT 62; in the election board territory, which deem was held at NBC offices the other iwaemenallMheutrocdtz, 11 p.

mWLSThe National Darn day Ed East, of the Sisters of the Dance on WENR at midnightl. was approximately 7 per cent of WMAQIligh and Low. NATIVE OF CITY the registered voters. The largest Skillet, auditioned for both himself WENKPietro Yon, organist. 7:30 p.

in.WMAQNat Shilkret's and Ralph Dumke, his partner. Dumke KYWPianist. orchestra and Floyd Gibbons. number of votes went to Judge John WIND-Jan Savitt's orchestra. 8 Mrs.

Nora Tennison, Wife of Harry had been called to South Bend because p. rre-WBBM-Grete Stueckgold J. Sullivan, candidate for reiilection 1 i Florida Male quartet. n. Tennison, assistant superintendent uperintendent of the funeral of his father.

Ed and and Andre Kostelanetz'. to the Superior court bench, evhose WCFL-Variety program. orchestra of the city sewer department for the BBNIVireinia Clark. 8 p. City name Was first on the ballot.

His Ralph are among radio's most compe- I thirty-five years, died yesterday WMAQ-Parent-Teaeher talk. Symphony orchestra. vote was 9. tent mirnics. So Ed played both his XYW-Genia Fonariova.

soprano. in her home at 7042 South Carpenter The exceedinely light vote was due own part and that of Ralph. wieneeiveolery's orchestra. 8 p. City street, after a lingering illness.

She reports organist. centennial celebration. tit" that ac la none of he ca ndi- The Warnpas Stars, engaged to an- was 62 years old and was born in WREMAl Kavelin's orchestra. 8:30 p. m.

and p. ne-W-G-N- dates were opposed, all running on the pear at the Chicago theater June 22. WMAQ-Vie and Sade. Chicago. The orchestra of Anson Weeks nd coalition ticket.

are likely to appear on the W-G-N revev-in the snotlizht. Funeral services will be held Mon- clay, with a requiem high mass at Canvass County Today. show broadcast from the stage of the WENR-Sydne H. Langfod. Bernie Cummins.

Baker, Home Manage- 830 p. ne-NVENR-Eddie Duel in theater Other radio acts sleeted for I Sacred lleart Roman Catholic Daniel A. Carey, Who is in charge ment. orchestra and Edward Davies, bare the Chicaece Cab Calloway June "9' gaW-The Sizzlers. church, 70th and May streets.

Burial of the county election department. t' WLS-Woolev the Moth. tone. the Goldbergs, July 13, Amos 'n' Andy, Will be at the Holy Sepulchre ceme- said the vote in the county outside service. T.

Pi. llitar- ti, 0 p. ne-WBBM-Chicago Wom- terv. the Chieaeo board territory would be Aug" 2'4' i rott Cnr ogegational Cnion director. en 3 Symphony orchestra.

'weBet-Organist. Surviving Mrs. Tennison besides canvassed today or Monday. These 'Cti et) after ears a the moment- evceL-Luneheon concert. 9 p.

Saxon She her husband are three children- votes will be added to those of the idly WMAQPresident's drouth relief hies- Oils day when an assassin's bullet end- awe ters, male quartet, and Lennie Haer- Harry Raymond, and Margaret. election board and the total vote will ed the life of Archduke Franz 1 ereli- Wes-Hinelee Grade School chill. toll's orchestra. She was a sister of Attorney James be certified to the secretary of state, line and WIND-lie S. open golf.

9:15 p. m. and 12:45 a. rre-W-G-N- 11. Burke.

who will iseue the cer ti ficates to those na nd in Sarajevo, thereby tou ching elected to the state judgeshps. i The Off the world war, the Columbia net Keith Beecher orchestra from the Battalion Chief Cotohey's two candidates for the Municipal court work will present a drama titled Sky Room of the Stevens hotel. a 9..10 p. will receive their certificates from the 'Twenty Crowded Years." This one rre-WBBM-Harry Sosnik's Wile Dies in Family Home I election board. hour broadcast, beginning at 7 p.

orchestra. Mr Rose Cowhey if James June 28, will be a kaleidoscopic re- 9:30 p. In.W A Ten MQiversity of s. -we Cowhey, chief of the 4th battalion of Noted Fairfield Democrat, view in dramatized form of notable Chicago Interfraternity Sing. the fire department.

died early yester- events that have filled the intervening day in the family home at 646 Wil- i ames 111. Laster, Is Dead years. son avenue. Death was caused by Fairfield. June heart trouble.

She was 53 years old M. Laster, 83, retired farmer and and had lived ihicago all her life prominent Democratic politician HEBBERD'S died Al ine children. an adopted son and at his home here today. Funeral serv- two grandchildren survive. will be held Sunday.

1411DOW 99 'WILL BE BURIED TODAY i CROSSWORD PUZZLE Galesburg, June Funeral services for Mary Jane Hebberd, 99 years 4 a a old, native of ill! a nois, will be held here tomorrow. 10 Mrs. Hebberd died a 4 itina Rammit on Thursday in a ee a. Omaha, at -I fel' 3tfe'e 'ese'. ee.

I the home of her 151. 111 daughter, Mrs. L. 0 C. Hazelton.

a all 1 In Pike county. 1 Mrs. Hebberd was born on Dec. li 6, 1834, at Atlas 4. 111 At the age of six e- a 4 Iiil 4, months she re- ie moved with her ill parents to Rock Island county.

She Ntarztom 1111131111911110191 41 was married to 14RS M- D. Moses D. Hebberd BEEBERD of Moline in 1856, later living in Gales- 111 50 burg. They moved to Omaha. in 1897.

Mrs. Hebberd is survived also by a III in son, Edward A. I lebberd of Chicago MARY E. PORTER 111 WATSE KA, DIE .9 FNERAL TODAY HURRICANE IBIS I LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE: Not All, Bad THOMAS WALLIS. died May 19.

Estate. $35.0100. to widow. son. and daughter.

Franklin B. Wallis, son, and Florence Van Patten. daughter. co-executors. CATHERINE McNERNY, died May 27- Estate, 510.000, to son and two daughters.

Irene McNerny Woldie. daughter, executrix. MYRON L. KELLOGG died May 27. Estate, 321.000, to widow, son.

daughter. two granddaughters and grandson. Earle F. Squire. executor.

MICHAEL McGIIIRE, died May 9. Estate, 50.000, to son and executor. William McGuire. MARAGET MORRISSEY, died April 21. Estate.

315,500, to son and three daughters. Mary E. Mdurrissey and blorence 1. Morrissey, daughters. co-executrixes.

JOHN SOIDERAJSKY, died May Estate. $10.000. to two sons and daughter. Maryan 1. Ast.

executrix. EDWARD KLEIN. died May Estate. to thre sons and daughter. Henry Klein, son, executor.

EMMA L. HAMMER. died April 21. Ectate, 515.000. to son, two daughters.

and friend. David Hammer. son, and George R. Jenkins, co-executors. THOMAS WALLIS.

died ay 19. Eats to widow. son. and daught $35'U9' Franklin B. Wallis, son, and Florence Patten.

daughter. co-executors. CATHERINE McNERNY, died May Estate, 510.000, to on and two daughte Iren MeNern Woldie dau hter cut MYRON LY exe KELLOGG, died May 1 Estate, 51 1.000, to widow son. (taught two granddaughters and grandson. Earle Squire, ex ecutor.

MICHAEL McGUI died May 9- Este $0.000, to son and executor. Williato 3 Guire. MARAGET MORRISSEY died April Estate. 515,500, to son and three dam tees. Mary E.

Marrissey and alorence Morrissey. daughters co-executrixe s. JOHN SOBIERAJSKY, died May Estate. $10000, to INV SOTIS and ((aught Maryan I. Ast.

executrix. EDWARD KLEIN. died May Eqta to thre sons and daughter. Hei Klein, son, exeeutor. EMMA L.

HAMMER. died April 24. Fta S5. ughters. and fie 1 000 to son two da David Hammer.

son, and George R. king, CO executors MRS. UNDERHILL, 1 LONG WINNETKA RESIDENT DIES Mrs. Carrie E. Underhill, former president of the Woman's Club of Winnetka, will be buried in New York today, following services there in the House of the Holy Comforter.

She died in New York on Thursday. Mrs. Underhill had lived in Chicago and suburbs for more than fifty years before moving to the east. She was active in club and charity affairs in the city and along the north shore. She was the widow of Volney 'Underhill, pioneer Chicago educator, who for thirty years served as principal of the old Carpenter school, situated near Carpenter and Madison streets.

Surviving Mrs. Underhill is a son, Lee Underhill, of New York. REEDLucy W. Reed. See Lucy Reed Hill, notice.

ROCHFORDAnnie Rochford. residence. 7939 South daughter of Mrs. Sarah and the late Andrew; sister of Francis. Remains at late home until Monday morning, then to funeral parlors.

944 where services will be held at 2:30 p. in. Interment Mount Greenwood. South Chicago 0242. SCHNITZERHannah Schnitzer.

June 8, at her residence, 659 Cornelia-av, beloved wife of David Schnitzer, mother of Stella Livingston. Sidney. Harry, and the late Lezier Schnitzer. Services at chapel, 1'253- 55 N. Clark-st Monday, June 11.

at 19 a. in. Interment Rosehill cemetery. New York City papers please copy. SCHNURDREHERMoritz Sehnurdreher, be- loved husband of Ruse, fond lather of Bertha W-eisskopf.

Funeral Monday. 19, a. at chnpel. 4931 Broadway. Interment Free Sons' cemetery.

Please omit flowers. SCHOBERGrace L. Schober. nee Hibbard, of Wheaton. beloved wife of Martin R.

Schober. fond mother of Robert and Mrs. Edward V. Zeman. Funeral Saturday.

2 D. Trinity church, Wheaton. Interment Rosehill. SMITHFrank Cameron Smith, June 7. aged 7S years, of 55 W.

Ontario-st. Funeral Sunday, June 10. at p. chapel at 203 Cook-st Bartengton. IlL Burial at Evergreen cemetery, Barrington, Train leaves North Western station 12:45 daylight saving time.

THOMASWalter White Thomas. June 8. husband of Maude Thomas nee Morrisl. on of Mrs. G.

H. A. Thomas, father of G. Henry George, Dorothy. Mrs.

Garvin Saunders and Mrs. Karl Zander. Remains at chapel. 1253-55 N. Clark-st until Saturday at 11 a.

tn. Services at Graceland cemetery chapel, Saturday. June 9, at 1 p. in. Interment Graceland Kindly omit flowers.

TOBTORIELLOMay Tortoriello. nee Dolan: wife of James Tortoriello: mother of Mrs. Marie Parks. Bernice. and James Jr.

Funeral from chapel, 931 MondaY Pt 10:15 a. to Our Lady of Sorrows church. Interment Mount Carmel. TOWNERJohn DeRoven Towner, suddenly, on Thursday. June 7.

in LaJolla. husband of Dorothy Congdon Towner. brother of Elizabeth Towner. Mrs. Ruthven Deane and Henry A.

Towner. UNDERHILLMrs. Carrie E. Underhill of Wilmette, wife of the late Voiney Underhill, June 7 in New York. Services Saturday in New York at the House of the Holy Comforter.

WALSHAnna Murray Walsh, beloved wife of Sergt. John devoted mother of Dr. John William, and Matthew, fond sister of Mrs. Charles J. Boyd.

Mrs. Thomas H. Fitzpatrick, the late Catherine. Henry. and William Murray.

Funeral Monday, June 11, at 9 a. from residence, 8248 to St. Frencis de Paula church. Interment Holy Sepulenre. WALSHM.

Florence Walsh, beloved daughter of the late Patrick J. '3 lid Hannah O'Boyle Walsh. fond sister of Catherine Walsh Reichardt. J. Walter, Francis Evalyn and Winifred Walsh.

Funerat Monday at 9 a. from late residence, 130s N. Waller-av to St. Angela's church. Interment Mount Carmel.

WALTONMark Woodworth Walton, June fl. father of Mark W. Walton son of Lyman A. Walton of the Del Prado Hotel. brother of Mrs.

Ernst Freund. Services and interment private. DEATH NOTICES JAMES KEELEY'S FUNERAL RITES SET FOR TODAY Funeral services for James Keeley, vice president of the Pullman company and former newspaper executive, Will be held in the chapel at Grace land cemetery today at 11 a. in. The service will be conducted by the Rev.

Dudley S. Stark, rector of St. Chrysostom's church. Mr. Keeley, who was 66 years old, died Thursday at his home, S90 East Wisconsin avenue, Lake Forest.

His Chicago newspaper career began in 1889. Three years later be was made night city editor of THE TRIBUNE and in 1S93 became managing editor, a position he held until 1914. That year he purchased two morning newspapers, the Record-Herald and inter Ocean, and consolidated them into the Chicago Herald. Four years later he left the Chicago newspaper field. He had been connected with the Pullman company since 1922.

Present at the funeral will be two of Mr. Keeley's three daughters, Mrs. Graham Aldis and Mrs. Luther S. Hammond.

The third daughter, Mrs. Cabot Brown of San Francisco, will be unable to attend. A son was born to Mrs. Brown on Thursday. JAAIES KEELEY'S FUNERAL RITES SET FOR TODA Funeral services for James Keel, ice president of the Pullman cc pany and former newspaper executi Will be held in the chapel at Gracela In The se cemetery today at 11 a.

ice will be conducted by the Dudley S. Stark, rector of St. Chr OSt OM church. Mr. Keeley, who was 66 years died Thursday at his home, 390 Wisconsin avenue, Lake Forest.

3 Chicago newspaper career began 1889. Three years later he Was mt night city editor of THE TRIBu and in 1898 became managing edit a position he held until 1914. That year he purchased two mo ing newspapers, the Record-Her and Inter Ocean, and consolidaI them into the Chicago Herald. Ft years later he left the Chicago ne' paper field. He had been connec with the Pullman company since 19 Present at the funeral will be I of Mr.

Keeley's three daughters, 3.6 Graham Aldi and Mrs Luther Hammond. The third daughter, 3,1 Cabot Brown of San Francisco, .11 be unable to attend. A son I WI born to Mrs. Brown on Thursday. 1 1 1 1 1 i I 1 1 1 In MemoriamBAIKOVICHMuriel Balkovich.

In loving remembrance. FAMILY. BINCKLEYCatherine Dorothy Binckley. In loving memory of our dear girl who passed away 2 rears ago. HER PARENTS.

LEVYNathan Levy. Dedication of monument Sunday, June 10. 2 p. m. sharp.

Bethel cemetery. 5S10 N. Crawford-ay. In fond and loving- memory of our dear son and brother, Nathan, who passed away One year ago. A precious one from us is gone, A voice we loved is stilled.

A place is vacant in our home Which never can he filled. HEARTBROKEN MOTHER, FATHER, AND BROTHERS O'DONNELLEdward M. O'Donnell. In memory of our husband and father who died 3 years ago today. WIFE AND CHILDREN.

PAITLYIn memory of Anna Pauly who passed away four years ago today, beloved daughter of Nathan Rose and the late Jennie. fond sister of Louis and the late Rena Rose. PERILLEPasquale Peri Ile. In loving memory of our dear father, who died two sears ago today. WIFE St CHILDREN.

moto REP. COFFIN, 46, DIES OF INJURIES CAUSED BY CAR Washington, D. June Representative Thomas C. Coffin of Idaho died today of injuries suffered when struck by an automobile Tuesday. Coffin, a Democrat, was elected from the Second Idaho district in 1932.

He was 46 years old. He served for one term as mayor of Pocatello, Idaho. During the world war he served in the aviation branch of the navy. REP COFFIN 46 a DIES OF CAUSED BY CA Washington, D. C.

June Idaho died today of injuries suffe when struck by an automobile Ti Representative Thomas C. Coffin day. Coffin, a Democrat, was elected fi the Second Idaho district in 1932. was 46 years old. term as mayot He served for one Pocatello, Idaho.

During the e.v4 war he served in the aviation bra of the navy ANNOUNCEMENTS. WCFLS1 Perkins' Hill Billies. WMAQPhiladelphia Symphony. Agnew's orchestra. WLSBarn Dance acts.

Weeks' orchestra. WBBMChieago Women's sYmPhonf WMAQBeatrice Fairfax. WLSEdthe Duchins' orchestra. Cummins' orchestra. AntW-G-NTomorrow's Tribune.

WMAQLonnie Hayton's orchestra. KYWClyde Lucas orchestra. WMAQBeatrice Fairfax. WLSEddie Duchin's orchestra. WBBMJoe Nash.

tenor. and Ricbard. 'WLSBarn Dance. WCFLMona Van. soprano.

or Other Days. Beecher's orchestra. WCFLTony and Joe. KYWBavarian ensemble. Clark's orchestra.

WBBMHarry Sosniles WMAQInterfraternity sing. KYWFrankle Masters' orchestra. WrNDElder Michaux. Weems' orchestra. WBBMEarl Hines' orchestra.

WMAQliessberger's orchestra. KYWGuy Lombardo's orchestra. Dream Ship. WBBMRegrie Child's orchestra. KWYGray Gordon's orchestra.

Weeks' orchestra. KYWFrolies. WMAQOne Man's Family. WLSNeighborly program. Cummins' orchestra.

Fiesta. KYWJack Denny's orchestra. WLSOsear and Elmer. WBBMGus Arnheim's orchestra. WCFLPaul Ash revue.

11 Agnew's orchestra. Barn Dance. WMAQCarefree carnival. 1Veems' orchestra. KYWVincent Lopez' orchestra.

WBBMJack Russell's orchestra. WINDCarol 'miner's orchestra. Burtnett's orchestra. WINDGus Arnhcim's orchestra. MidnightW-G-NBols Pate Ili's orchestra.

WMAQAl livale's orchestra. WFNRBarn Dance continued. KYWFrankle Masters' orchestra. WBBMHarry Sosnik's orchestra. :1 5W-G-NBern ie Cummins' orchestra.

orchestra. WMAQBuddy Roger's orchestra. )(VWClyde Lucas' orchestra. WBBMRay O'Hara's orchestra. 12 Beecher's orchestra.

Simons orchestra. Agnew's orchestra. WBBMJules Albertin orchestra. BortneWs orchestra. WBBMHenry Busse's orchestra.

Simons" orchestra. Agnew's WBBMEarl Hines' orchestra. WCFL-Si Perkins' Hill Billies. WMAQ-Philadelphia Symphony. Agnew's orchestra.

WLSBarn Dance acts. Weeks' orchestra. wmamhicago Women's aYmPhatlf WMAQBeatrice Fairfax. WIZEdina Duchins orchestra. et4 5Wee-NBerni Cummins' ummins' orchestra.

Tribune. WMAQ-Lonnie Hayton's orchestra. KYW-Clyde Lucas' orchestra. WMAQBeatrice Fair fax. 'was-Eddie Duchinat orchestra.

WDBM-Joe Nash. tenor. and Richard. 1'1'LS-earn Dance WCFLAlona Van, soprano. or tither Days.

Beecher's orchestra. WCFLTony and Joe. KYWBavarian ensemble. Clark's orchestra. WBBM-Harry Sosniles orchestrai WMAQInterfraternity orhetra sng.

KYWFrankle Masters' cs. 1 Michvg. 0.00W-G Ted Weems orchestra. WBBMEarl Hines' orchestra. Dream Ship.

orate tra. WBBM-Regrie Child's orchestra. WMAQliessberger's orchestra. KYWGuy Lombar o'e Weeks' orchestra. KWYGray Gordon's orchestra.

KYWFrolics. WMAQ-One Mans Family. WIS-Ne ighborly proavam Cummins' Orchestra Fiesta. KYWJack Denny's orchestra. WLS-Osear and Elmer.

hei WBBMGue Arnm's orchestra. WCFL-Paul Ash revue Agnew's orchestra. Barn Dance. WMAQ-Carelree carnival 11 Weems' KYWVincent Lopez' orchestra. W131331Jack Russell's Burtnett's orchestra.

WINDGus Arnheim's orchestra. MidnightW-G-NBob Pairelli's orchestra. WINDCarol 'miner's orchestra. WMAQAl Kvale's orchestra. WENRBarn Dance continued.

KyW---Frankie Masters' orchestra. lit 5 1 Z. I 5 1 Mal I 417 al A i 1111 1 r--- --7, )2 1 1111 4 111 nol Z7 I Zti i .1., al 54 1111 55 -54 3,5 514) Ell 5e) all 1-) 111111 '2- II 41 5 1111 1 5Z -i 1'54 a 55 11111 51 --Y aNlitti Yi CP 111 0 1111 1 1 4 111 1111111 I III I III ilit 717 1- 1111 al allital i 4 1 a 2. all Z7 2b 111 I 5 'Z 111 mil a 5-5 514) ,5,5 mom 12. '5 ea Sill 1111 111111111111M 41 0 1 5Z 5 1 a Er 5b '6A, 1r El .11, 4z, RIME L.

I P.M. WLSTorn and Don. WINDMatlison ensemble. KYWBlack's orchest ra markets; Palmer Douse ensemble. WEMMKoigla's orchestra.

KYWFarm bureau. WLSRottnd-up. WMAQHarold Stern' ts orchestra. Hooxaritin orchestra. WBBMJerry Sullivan.

bongs. WINDHarold Knight's orchestra. club. Otto H. Amling.

WMAQLyon' orchestra. WCFLWorld's Fair parade. WBBMGossip club. 1 0W-44-NPaimer House ensemble. orchestra.

WCFLA Century of Progress orchestra. WLSOrganist. WINDDentsch's orchestra. oga rian orchestra. Century of Progress orchestra.

BIMPinto Pete. WLSFarm tonics. WMAQDramatie sketch. KYWWorld's Fair. WINDRound Towners.

VI hits and organ. WLS--Phil Evans. WBBMPinto Pete. Turner. pianist.

WCILRed Hot and Low Down. Detroit. NVMBI" Mother Ruth." WM A QCrone's orchestra. WINDU. S.

open golf. WLSRomance ot Meat. KYWGreen Brothers' orchestra. trio. WLSMerry-go-round.

onortet. WMAQDon Carlos' orchestra. KYWWeek-end revue. WINDAnn Leal. organist.

Cincinnati VS. Chicago Cubs also H111131, WINDBaseball, Chicago White Sox vs. Detroit. Musical. WM BIPlai talks.

3 Century of Pro orchestra. WENRKoltenmeyer's Kindergarten. KYWIT. of C. Madrigal Singers.

orchestra. WENRPalmer Clark's orchestra. pianos. WCFLSchool teachers' talk. KYWPhil Harris' orchestra.

WBBMEnsemble. IfYWPersonalities in Paint. WENRGrandpa Burton. orchestra. WENRAl Pearce' Gang.

KYWIn the Perrin's; orchestra. KYWFerdinando's orchestra. WBBM-13. S. open golf.

WMAQCasino Boys. KYWVan Steeden's orchestra. D'Orazi, cartoonist. WMAQPrinceton choir. WCFLArabian Nights.

WBBMJack Armatrong. WENROrgan. Little Orphan Annie." WBBMLucky Star Ranch. WCFLCharities House ensemble. WMAQBoyd Raeburn's orchestra.

ILYWCavaliers. WBBMRussell's orchestra. Musical Dessert. WMAQBomespun. WENRBlue Grass trio.

WBBMSports review. Harrington, the sports reporter. WMAQ-13. S. S.

Penn greets nation. KYWJohn Herrick. baritone. WENRBaseball resume. 6 Ryan, orld's Fair reporter.

WLSJules Lande. violinist: KYWBoyd Rathurn's orchestra. House ensemble. WBBM" Fats Waller, pianist. WLSSnanish Interlude.

KYWThe Dream Hour. WMAQKesaberger's orchestra. Lawson Glee club. WBBMRepresentative Einar Hoidale or Minnesota. WLSBuddy Rogers' orchestra.

orchestra. WBBM Morton Downey's stttclio party. WLSBarn KNWHands Across the Border. WMAQFloyd Gibbons and Nat Shilkret's orchestra. Simons' orchestra.

Doring 'Sisters. KYWRoehester Centennial program. WBBMGrete Stueekgold and Andre Kostelanetz's WLSThe Weliterners. p. M.

anti DOTI. WINDMatlitton ensemble. Kew-Black's orchestra markets; Palmer House enRembir. BelMKnigetel orc KYW-Farm hestra. ureau.

wi.S-Roendane WMAQHarold Stern'ts orchestra. Hungarian orcheatra WBBM-Jerry Sullivan, songs. WIND-Harold Knight'm orchestra. club. Otto H.

Amling. ViMAQLyon's orchestra. WCEI World's Fair parade. WBBMGossip club. House ensemble.

1 BBMRitsseirs WCFL-A Century of Progeess orches- Ira. h's orchestra. 1 Hungarian orchestra. Century of Progress or- eltestra. WBBM-Pinto Fete.

WLSlarm toPics. WMAQDramatic sketch. KYWWorld's Fair. WINDRound Towners. White and organ.

Phil Evans. WBBM-Pinto Pete. Turner. pianist. WCILRed Hot and Low Down Ruth," WM A QCrone' a orchestra.

KYW-Green Brothers' orchestra. WLS-Merry-go-round. WIND-U. S. open golf.

WLSRomance of Meat. trio. quartet. WIN A wMAQ-pon Carlos' orchestra. KYWWeek-end revue.

1 organist nn Lea Cincinnati VOL Chi- cago Cubs (also WBB31, WMAQI WINDBaseball, Chicago White Sox vs. Detroit. Musical. a WMBIPlain ilts a :1 S-WLS-Smilin' Thrill. Century of Frog or wehestra.

ENRKoltenmeyer's Kindergarten. KYWIT. of C. Madrigal Singers. orchestra.

WENRPalmer.Clark's Orchestra. WCFLSchool teachers' talk. KYWPhil Harris' orchestra. 4 Two Pianos. RYWPersonalities in Paint.

WBBMEnsemble. WENRGrandna Burton Mrs. Amelia Wolff, Oldest Citizen of Aurora, Dies, 98 Mrs. Amelia Wolff, 98 years old, widow of William Wolff, pioneer Aurora merchant, died yesterday In her home at 40 New York street, Aurora. She was Aurora's oldest citizen.

Mrs. Wolff was born near Vienna, Austria, and came to America 13 years later. She lived at Jefferson, before moving to Aurora. Surviving Mrs. Wolff are three daughters, Miss Linnie Wolff, Mrs.

Minnie Renaud, and Mrs. Mary Sprenger. Funeral services will be held at 3 p. In. today.

Burial will be at Bluff cemetery, Rockford. Mrs. Amelia Wolff, 01(14 Dies, zen of Aurora, tttt Mrs. Amelia Wolff, 98 years rora merchant, died yesterday In home at 40 New York. street, Aur 'W1dOW of William Wolff, pioneer She Was Wolff was Aurora's, oldest citizen.

1 born near Vienna, Aust twestmemoinma COHENMr. and Mrs. Samuel Cohen, late of 1452 W. Taylor-st. Dedication of monuments Sunday.

June 10. at 1 P. Beth liamedrosh Hagodel cemetery, Jewish Oak Woods. GOLDFINGERA monument will be dedicated to the memory of the late Leopold, Goldfinger, Sunday, June 10. at 2:30 p.

Austro-Hungarian cemetery. Waldheira. Dr. Felix Levy will officiate. JANOVSKYA monument will be dedicated to the memories uf Isreal and Fannie Janovsky.

dearly beloved parents of Abraham, Brooklyn, N. Y. Sam. Gary', Max, Nathan, Minnie Golden and Kate Paul, Sunday, June 10. at 1 p.

In. at the Mishno Gemorrah cemetery. Waldheim, Rabbi H. Olsehwang officiating. KAPLANA monument will be dedicated to the memory of Our beloved daughter and sister, Rose Kaplan.

Sunday, June 10. at 2 :30 r. Labowich No. 1 cemetery, Waldheim. AND MRS.

BEN KAPLAN AND SON. MOSE. LAZARDedication of monument to the memory of Morris Lazar, beloved husband of Rose Lazar. nee Greenston. and Itind latber of Lottie Krulewieb.

Irving, Julius. Bernard, Leonard, and Edward, Sunday, June 10. at 2 p. Knesses Israel cemetery No. 3, Waldbelin, Rabbi Morris Teller.

Rabbi Israel Epstein and Cantor Giblichman officiating. PASSMANA monument will be dedicated to the memory of Rose Passman, beloved mother of Louis, Morris, Sayde Kleiman. Henry. Ethel Sleph, and Lilyan J. Alexander, on Sunday'.

June 10 at 2 P- 111- at the Marinpole cemetery. East Jewish Oak Woods, 71st and Cottage Rabbi Saul Silber officiating. POKRASSA monument will be dedicated to the memory of Frank Pokraas Sunday. June 10. 2 p.

I. O. B. Waldhenn. Rabbi Mendelson will officiate.

SPORNNathan J. Sporn. A monument will be dedicated on Sunday. June 10. at 3 p.

In, Free Sons cemetery, Waldheim. WIFE AND CHILDREN. WOLFSONA monument will be dedieated to the memories of Dora and Simon Wolf son, Parents of Mae Maremonts Anne Abelson, Sadie Metzger. Sidney, Milton Harry R. and Howard E.

Wolfson on June 10 at 3 p. m. at Beth Ramedrash liochae dash cemetery. Waldheim. 5 i 3 1 LI 1.

Lt v. I 3 t- le le Watceka June Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Porter, wife of Cyrus A. Porter and former chairman of the Woman's Republican league of Watseka, died yesterday of heart disease. Mrs.

Porter, who was 79 years old, was born at 'Urbana, She had resided at Watseka for 45 years. She is survived by her husband, a son, Albert A. Porter, and two daughters. Mrs. Ellen A.

Martin and Mrs. Ethel P. Maus. Funeral services will be held in the Methodist church of Watseka at 1:30 p. in.

tomorrow. Burial will be in the G. A. B. cemetery.

CLARKEAdam Clarke. June S. at his home, 2358 beloved husband of Mary nee Meylonl. Funeral from funeral home, 2917 S. Monday, 0:30 a.

to St. John church at 9 a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery. CLEARYDaniel P.

Cleary, beloved husband of Mary Cleary nee Muldoon, fond father of Edward A. Lawrence, Mrs. Lottie Bulger and Mrs. Beulah Hacker. Funeral Saturday, 2:30 to.

from residence, 420 T. Oak Park. Interment Forest Home cemetery. COWITEYRose Cowhey. nee Levan, suddenly; beloved wile of Battalion Chief James J.

Cowhey, C. F. D. loving mother of Evelyn Spiekerman, William, Emmet, Marion Lemke, Eugene. Rosann.

Patricia, James, Frances Van Manx. and the late Jana Ellen. Funeral Monday, June 31. at 9 a. from late residence.

5646 to Robert Bellarmine church, Slocum-at. at Austin-ay. Interment All Saints'. Member of Christian Mothers. CRONINMichael 8.

Cronin, beloved husband of the late Sophie, nee Lange: fond lather of Mrs. Ellen G. Brady. brother of John, Timothy, Annie, Lillian, Mrs. Mary Smith and Mrs.

Nellie Brady. at residence. 513 S. Oak Park. Funeral Monday.

9:30 a. to St. Catherine of Siena church. Interment All Saints'. DOWNEYThomas F.

Downey of 12818 Blue Island, 111., beloved husband of Margaret nee Ryan, fond father of Mary, Estelle Groskopf and Clara. Funeral Monday, June 11. at 830 a. at St. Benedict church.

Interment Ottawa, GAIDICAJohn Gaidica, beloved husband of Antonia, loving father of Leo. George, Victor. and Fred. Funeral Monday, June 11, at 2 p. m.

from chapel. 6229 W. Cermakrd. Berwyn. interment Bohemian National.

GIELOWHarold W. Gielow of 2018 N. dearly beloved husband of Clarice C. Gielow, nee Verburg; fond son of Mrs. Lillie and the late Edward brother of Edna M.

Reis ley and Nelda Coutre. Funeral Monday. at 2 p. at funeral home, 3653-55 Fullerton-ay. In terment Acacia Park.

REDBLOMDr. Carl A. Redblom, at Toronto, Canada: husband of Eleanor Redblom. father of Carl. George, Richard, and Eleanor Jane Hedblom.

Resting at chapel. 1158 N. Clark-st. Services Fourth Presbyterian church, Saturday. June 9.

10:30 a. in. Interment RosehilL REGARTYPatrick 754 S. son of Bridget and the late Maurice. beloved husband of Sarah liegarty.

nee afeBrearty. fond father of Mary, Edward, Catherine. and James, brother of James. Edward, Mary, Delia, Annie, Ellen, and the late Maurice and John. Funeral notice later.

Redzie 2394. RILLLucy Reed Rill, wife of the late Edgar Frank Reed, mother of Fred W. 11. Albert Frank E. and Gladys Reed McAninch, sister of Emma E.

Starr. Member of prospect Rebekah lodge and Royal T. Morgan Woman's Relief Corps of Glen Ellyn. Services Monday. June 11, 1:30 p.

at funeral home. 517 N. Glen Ellyn. Jatermeat Oak Woods cemetery. fr SI.

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Hawaii; Mrs. Marie Nelson Dies; Long Resident of Evanston Mrs. Marie Nelson, 67 years old, 711 Madison street, Evanston, died yesterday in St. Francis hospital in Evanston of illness which developed after a fall in her home during. March.

She was the wife of N. P. Nelson. Mrs. Nelson was born on the north side in Chicago, but was a resident of Evanston for the last 24 years.

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ONLY REMAINING CHILD OF GRANT IS DEAD AT 79 Los Altos, June Jesse C. Grant, '19, only remaining child of U. S. Grant, died here today at the family home. He had attained distinction as a civil and mining engineer prior to his retirement several years ago.

He had lived here six years. He was ill only a short time. Grant leaves his widow, Elizabeth of San Diego; a son, Maj. Chap Ian Grant of the llth U. S.

Cavalry, Indianapolis, and a daughter, Mrs. Wm. P. Cronin in New York City. He will be buried at the Presidio National burying ground in San Francisco.

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