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CHICAGO DATTTP TRrgmSTE; WEDNESDAY. MAY 29, 1935. 10 "3k 3 RELAT1V LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE: Work for Workers D2ATH NOTICES Edgar Lansburg, Son of British Labor Leader, Dies Chicago Tribune Press LONDON. May 28. Edgar Lans-bury, 48, son of George Lansbury, leader of the Labor opposition, died at his home in Middlesex tonight.

c. I'M PAVING EXCELLENT RIGHT, BOYS- TO INSTALLING THE ONfe OF MEN WE WAGES FOR WORKERS, WHAT'S WRONG HfcS THE WITH THAT BIRD? HE HASN'T DONE A TAP OF WORK SINCE HIRED NOT FOR SLACKERS ORATORS- YOU DONT WANT WORK- YOU LIGHTS AND HIRING EXTRA CREWS FOR NIGHT WORK- WE'RE WORKING 24-HOURS A DAY, TILL THVS IS FINISHED- IS THE NO- HIS ALL KIND ARE TOO SEE YELLOW TO FIGHT OPENLY AND NO. REAL WORKER WHO IS WORTH HIS SALT WILL MESS LISTEN. TO HIM, WHEN THERE -IS WORK TO BE DONE I X. FLOOD THE PLANT WANT TROUBLE- AS A LABORER -HE SEEMS TO BE TRYING TO START TROUBLE AMONG THE GIVE HIM ALL HE WANTS BOYS, AND RADIO BROADCASTS PROPERTY LEF JANE ADDM Hull House Bequeathed Household Goods.

The will of Jane Addams, founder of Hull house and a leader in social cervices work," who died a week ago, Was filed for probate yesterday. Personal property valued at $10,000 and the old Addams homestead farm near Ce-darville, her birthplace, was dis posed of. Miss Addams' nephew, James Weber liinn, professor of English at the University of Chicago, was named executor of the estate. All household goods and personal belongings in the buildings of Hull house are given to that institution. Mrs.

Laura S. Addams, a sister-in-law, is given the use of the Cedarville farm during her life. At Mrs. Addams death the property is to be divided between two nephews, James Weber Linn and Stanley Ross Linn, and two nieces, Sarah Weber Addams Young and Esther Linn Hulbert. Another nephew, Winthrop Linn, is given $1,000 and all Miss Addams' manuscripts are bequeathed to Prof.

Linn. Three-fifths of the remainder of the personal property is given to Stanley Linn and the other two-fifths is to go to Esther Linn Hulbert. 37 HOYNES HEIRS WIN POINT IN $130,000 ACTION Probate Judge John F. O'Connell ruled yesterday, after protracted hear ings, that Col. William Hoynes, dean emeritus of the Notre Dame university law school, was a legal resident of Indiana when he died two years ago, leaving no will disposing of his $130,000 estate consisting mostly of securities and other personalty.

ruling strengthens the claims of heirship of 37 relatives who are suing in the Indiana courts. It UP' sets the claim of Mrs. Ellen Ryan Nash of Eau Claire, Wis, who con tended that she was Col. Hoynes' first cousin, and as his next of kin was entitled to all the estate under the Illinois laws governing the distribu tion of personality in -intestate es tates. Mrs.

Nash claimed that Col. Hoynes was a legal resident of Illinois when he died. Under the Indiana law such personalty would be divided into two shares for distribution "among paternal and maternal kinsmen in accordance with the various degrees of relationship. Mrs. Hoynes has maintained that Col.

Hoynes had promised verbally to leave her his entire estate. She has a suit pending in the Circuit court against the estate, seeking $25,000 for services and housework she performed for CoL Hoynes for 27 years. Frank C. Morgan, Attorney, to Be Buried This Morning Funeral services for Frank C. Morgan, attorney and half-brother of Victor Klebba, publicity director in the offices of Mayor Kelly, will be held at 9:30 a.

m. today from the chapel at 5200 North Western avenue. Mr. Morgan, who was 53 years old, died Monday in the Cook County hospital. He was graduated from the law school of the University of Wisconsin in 1905, and practiced law in Omaha before coming to Chicago.

In addition to Mr. Klebba, he is survived by a sister, Mrs. George Shinkle of Portland, and another half-brother, Louis Klebba, of Los Angeles. HIM- WHAT'S HE TALKING ABOUT 9 BRING HIM HERE- N. K.

ZLOTNICKI, POLISH EDITOR, DIES IN HOTEL Nikoden Korngold Zlotnicki, Polish journalist, editor, and historian in both this city and New York, was found dead yesterday, apparently of heart disease, in his room in the Lewis hotel, 1166 Milwaukee avenue. He was 75 years old. Since his arrival in this country in 1S90 Mr. Zlotnicki had constantly advocated that the Jewish people of Poland merge with other minorities in Poland's citizenship and cease to think of themselves as a separate faction. Several years ago he edited the Polish Daily Zgoda, the Polish national daily, and later was editor and publisher of several weekly Polish lan guage publications in this city and in New York.

His immediate family reside in Warsaw, Poland, where Zlotnicki was born. They are a son by his second wife, who was an American, and four children by his first wife, a Pole. Both wives are dead. Since his retirement from active newspaper work a number of years ago Zlotnicki had been engaged in research into various phases of Poland's history. Funeral arrangements will be in charge of the Polish National alliance, of which he was a former di-1 rector.

SONG WRITERS AND AL SMITH AT BLAKE RITES New York, May 28. Special. Song writers whose lyrics have been household words for almost half a century past came today from widely scattered retreats to pay homage to James W. Blake, famed author of The Sidewalks of New York at a solemn high mass at the Church of the Guardian Angels. Present also were former Gov.

Al fred E. Smith, through whose efforts Blake's last years were made peaceful and who arranged two weeks ago to have the ailing and impoverished author taken to St. Vincent's hospital, where he died Friday. Herbert Jacobs, Student of Law, Dies in Hospital Herbert Jacobs, 20 years old, a first year student at the University of Illi nois law school, died yesterday of amoebic dysentery in the Billings Me morial hospital after an illness of four months. He was the son of William Jacobs, 817 Massena avenue, Wauke-gan.

The young man was graduated last year from Lake Forest college where he was editor of the campus publication, Stentor. Rear Admiral William Cole, Retired, Navy Veteran, Dies Vallejo, May 28. (A3) Rear Admiral William Carey Cole, 67, retired, a veteran of forty-six year3 naval service, died here today after two weeks illness. 53. Faced 56.

Foot lever 60. Unadulterated 61. Wand 63. Gentleman rancher 64. Devoured 65.

Devilish 67. Knave of clubs 68. Put on 69. Japanese sash 70. French coin 71.

Self 72. Period 73. Dry, said of wine 74. Outfit 75. Lair 61.

Infant 62. Fastidious 65. Call for help 66. Slice YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE SOLVED 4 I sr do on HEPER Otto Heper of 224 S. ior-ft Elmhurst.

IlL: beloved husband of Alice brother of Mrs. John Miliuy of Holland, and Mrs. Paul V. Troup of Evanston, 111. Funeral Friday.

2 p. nu. at chapel. 134 S. Tork-st-, Eimhurst.

Interment private. HITCHCOCK Kate Cameron Hitchcock, beloved wife of Edward P- dear mother Katnryn Jaenicke and Cameron, sister of Ida Mae, Sarah. Keid. James and Keane. Services at funeral home.

1732 Wilson-av Wednesday, May 29. at 2 p. va. Interment Rosehill. KASPER Catherine Kasper.

nee Lorch. May 27, beloved wife of the late Adam J. Kas- per, dear mother of Mrs. E. K.

Pryor. Mrs. William Grus. Adam George Mrs. George J.

Fischer, Francis Mrs. P. J. Byrne. Roer and Alex M.

Kasper. Funeral Friday at 9 a. from late home. 1820 S. Prospect-av.

near Park Kidse. to St. Clement church. Interment St. Boniface cemetery.

EI.INGEL John H. KlingeL May 27. of 5313 Lake beloved husband of Anna M. Klin gel. nee O'Donnell.

fond brother of Mrs. George Sosdorf. Services Wednesday at 2 p. at chaTieL 5203 Lake Park-av. Interment Oak Woods.

KUHAR Mrs. Mo Hie Knhar, May 27. 1935, of 11271 wife of John, mother of Peggy, Irene. Marge. June and John.

Services Wednesday. May 29. at funeral home, 214 E. 115th-et at 3 p. m.

Interment Mount Greenwood cemetery. LANG Archie H. Lang of 3732 Ward beloved son of the late John and Sarah nee Campbell, dear brother of Eva Hansen. Charles, Alvina. Gladys, and John.

Funeral Saturday, June 1. at 1:30 p. at chapeL 3905-07 Lincoln-av. Interment Montrose. l.EHMANN Angnste Lehmann.

of 5061 3J. beloved wife of the late Frederick William, fond -mother of Botho Anna L. Labes, Herman W. Emma L. Heick.

Funeral Friday. May 31. at 1:30 P. at chapel. 3905-O7 LIncoln-av.

In terment Montrose. Member of Star of Good Will No. S57, O. E. Ma ran Atha shrine.

No. 19. St. Bernard Commandery Ladies auxiliary. LUNDBERG August O.

Lundberg ol 1101 N. Laramie-av, beloved husband of Johanna, dear father of Edith Isaacson. George and Ellen, brother of Axel Lundberg and three sisters in Sweden. Funeral services Friday, at 2 p. at funeral home, 8301 Fullerton-av.

Interment at Mount Emblem. Member of Mac hem lodge No. 2, I. O. S.

MA DIG AN Edward F. Madigan of 6913 Vernon-av. beloved son of Bartholomew and Mary Mead Madigan. brother of Stephen, Bert. Mary.

Odele. Alice, Helen, and Jack. Funeral Friday, at 9 a. Di from funeral home. 318 E.

71st-st to St. Columbaaus. Interment Mount Olivet. McGOLDRICK Benedict McGoldrick. beloved husband of Bertha, father of Mrs.

Alice Robertson, George and Dorothy. Funeral Friday. 9:30 a. m- from chapel, 624 X. Wen tern -av, to St.

Joseph cemetery. Please omit flowers. Armitage 7800. MASON Minnie O'Connell Mason, beloved wife of Edward sister of the late Anna Courney. Funeral Friday, at 9 from late residence.

S012 Loomis-blvd, to St. Sabina church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Member of Visitation Blessed Sacrament society. Quebec.

Canada, papers please copy. Yards 0062. MILLER. Anna Miller, beloved wife of the late Nicholas, at her home, 4421 W. lows-st, dear mother of Mrs.

Katherine Sas-mann, Mrs. Jennie Schneider. Mrs. Sue Hirdler. May Kujawski.

Mrs. Anna Gzmin-kawski, Mrs. Agnes Fleming. Irene Miller. Harry.

Andrew. John and Michael Miller. Funeral from late residence. Friday. May 31, at 9 a.

m. to SS. Cyril and Methodius R. C. church.

Walton and Kildare. to St. Joseph cemetery. MURPHY Ann Mm-phy. nee Crowley, beloved wife of Patrick, fond mother of James, Joseph and the late Thomas, grandmother of William Murphy.

Funeral Friday. 9 from late residence. 51 W. 47th-st, to St. Gabriel church.

Interment at Calvary. Particulars. Yards 6703. NEWMAN Jennie Newman. 3757 N.

West-ern-ir. May 27. 1985: wife of the late Andrew Newman, loving1 mother of Florence Newman and Grace Wall in. Funeral Wednesday. May 29.

st 3:30 p. ra from chapel. 2114 Irving Park-blvd. Burial at Rosehill cemetery. O'HAtXOR AN James 0HaHoran of 613 E.

70th-st, born in the city of Cork. Ireland; beloved husband of Catherine nee Ma-haney. Funeral Friday, at 9 a. from sister-in-law's residence. 9411 S.

Ada-st, to St. Margaret church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. PIPES Daniel Smith Pipes. May 28.

ape 73 years, father of Mrs. P. L. Emerson. River Forest.

IlL Cremation Forest Home. Interment Kansas City, Mo. AMPENTH AL Otto F. Kampenthal. beloved husband of the late Elizabeth (nee Schiller load father of Elsie A.

Johison. Mabel R. RampenthaL Edna S. Hirlthey. and the late Laura M.

Rampenthal. grandfather of Harold P. Follis. fond brother of August. Adolph.

Mrs. Minda Schroeder. and the late Fred. Louis, and Mrs. Hermina Kyle.

Funeral Friday, May 31. at 2 p. at his late residence. 6679 Ridge-av. Interment at Mount Greenwood cemetery.

ROBINSON Helen G. Bobinson. May 28. 1935, aged 11 years, of 1645 N. Lotus-av, beloved daughter of Philip D.

and Mary Robinson, nee Gather, sister of Philip Jr. and the late Evelyn Jane. Funeral services at chapel. 6328 Cottage Grove-av, Wednesday at 2:30 p. m.

Interment at Bethania. For information call Fairfax 2900. ROCHE George J. Roche, fond son of late Timothy and Katherine Roche, brother of Josephine. William, and Theodore.

Remains at chapel. 1946 Ogden-ar, corner Harrison. Funeral Friday. May 31. a.

to Our Lady of Sorrows church. Interment St. Joseph cemetery. ROSIN Hyman Bosln of 3858 W. Adams-st, beloved father of Solomon, Julius.

Leonard. Mrs. Minnie Neiman, Irwin, Samuel and Mrs. E. A.

Rosenberg. Funeral today at 10:30 a. m. at chapel. 704 S.

Crawford-av. Interment Ansbe Lebovits cemetery. Waldheim. Please omit flowers. RUSHTON Clara Rnshton fnee Crokerl: wife of the late Attorney Thomas J.

Rush-ton of Elgin and Woodstock. 111.: beloved mother of Mrs. Grace E. Burch of Oak Park. Frances E.

John C. and George Rushton: fond sister of Fred Croker of Libertyville and Mrs. Emily Badicliff cf Detroit. Funeral Friday. May 31.

at 1 :30 p. at chapel. 124 Madison-sU. Oak Park at Lombard-av. Interment HJuff City cemetery.

Elgin. IlL Elgin and Woodstock papers please copy. BEY Charles Albert Rudd Sabey. beloved husband of Mary Ann. fond father of Albert Mrs.

H. J. Wilbnr. Mrs. F.

Skelar. Lawrence Charles and the late Frank. Member of Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employes of America, Division 241. Funeral services at funeral home. 6959 N.

Friday. 2:30 p. m. Interment Acacia Park cemetery. CH ULEMSOHN Annette Schulemsohn of 511 S.

Central-av, beloved wife of Jacob, fond mother of Belle. Arthur and Estelle. sister of Isidore Le Belle. Sophie Davis of Long Island. N.

Clara Singer of Key-port. N. J. Funeral today. 2 p.

at chapel. 704 S. Crawford-av. Interment First Rumanian Congregation, Forest Park. IE WERT Elizabeth Siewert of 943 E.

daughter of John and the late Catherine Siewert: sister of Mrs. Marie Quen-tin, John. Katherine, and Mrs. Anna Fisher. Funeral Friday, 9 a.

from funeral home. 6915 Wentworth-av, to St. Martin church. Interment St. Mary's.

SUDA John S. Suda, loving father of Charles. John Barbara Rakouska and T'mrtm Kalivoda. Funeral Friday at lO a. at chapel.

6507 W. Cermak-rd, Ber-wyn. Interment Bohemian National cemetery. CLINDER Erika Clinder, May 28. beloved wife of Peter, sister of Mrs.

Caroline Ed-gren and the late Sara Alien, one brother in Sweden. Funeral Friday. May 31. et 2 p. from her late residence.

6435 N. Rockwell-st. Interment Mount Olive. Please omit flowers. VOGT Lou Mary Vort, May 28.

1P35. at her home in Elmhurst, Ol. Services Wednesday, at 5 p. at chapel. 5203 Lake Park-av, Chicago.

Interment at Washington, la. WAGAR Cynthia A. Wagar. nee Randolph, beloved wife of the late John H. Wagar.

mother of lies. Raymond Wagar. Funeral Friday. 3 p. at 1246 S.

16th-av. May-wood. Ol. Interment Rosehill. WILLIAMS Harry Williams.

May 27. of 3533 Sheffield-av, beloved husband of Aellen. dear eon of Mrs. Lucy Williams of Muskegon. Mich, brother of Lyle.

Helen and Lillian. Funeral Wednesday. May 29. at 8 p. at chapel.

3415 N. Clark-st. Interment Muskegon. Mich. WROBLEWSKI Mary Wroblewskl.

nee Choi-nacki. May 28. 1935, beloved wife of Michael, fond mother of Louis. Frank. Mary Drieburch, Wanda Lewis, Sister Mary Benigna of Nazareth order, and Sister Mary Rose of Poor Clare's order.

Sophia Bennett, Albert, and Rev. Joseph Wroblew-ski. Jesuit, at present in India. Funeral Friday. May 31.

at 9:30 a. tn, from residence. 724 W. Cermak-rd, to St. Adalbert church.

Interment SH. Adalbert cemetery. Information Canal 4508. t'RMAN A monument will be dedicated to the memory of Anna Turman, beloved mother of Samuel D. Turman.

Thursday. May 30. 2:30 p. m. Kaithu of Joseph cemetery.

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Writ? or Phone for Fe T3ook1t. UHERALJUD FITTING BURIAL NEED BE NO FINANCIAL PROBLEM. The ELLIS PLAN offered in cooperation with the better morticians enables you to do suitabls honor to the memory of loved ones without addinr to material burdens. Ask your luneral director abot-t tfre "FCLTg PLAN." AKMOUKCEMENTS BLUM Dedication of stone in memory of our beloved -wife and mother, Esther Blum. Thursday, May 30, 3 p.

Con-rrecation Ohavu Amuno B. H. at Wald-heim. Rabbi Morris Teller oiBciatinir. AARON BLTJM AND CHILDREN.

DEATH NOTICES ara received for publication in the next morning's Final Edition of the Chicago Tribune up to II :45 each night. Call Superior 0100 Want Ad-Yiser. DEATH NOTICES la Uemorlam. SXCYRA Marie Sekyra. In fond memory of our dear wife and mother, who passed away 3 years atro today.

HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. Fraternal Ifotlcea. CLEVELAND LODGE. UO. 211.

A. F. A. M. Masonic services for Brother William A.

Soloman. senior deacon, will be held at chapel. 5708 W. Madison-st Wednesday May 29, 1935. at 2 p.

m. Interment Forest Home cemetery. Members assemble at lodge hall. 1 p. m.

WILLIAM F. WESLEY. W. M. FEED HEUBERGER, Secy.

OAK PARE LODGE ELKS Elks funeral services. Brother Howard Marple, 1:30 p. m. today at chapel, 318 N. Central-av.

Austin. Members please attend. CLARENCE B. HETZEL. Exalted Ruler.

J. F. M. O'NEILL. Secretary.

ALLEN Abe Allen. 6019 St. beloved husband of Katherine, fond father of Shirley and Michael, brother of Mrs. Rose Martin. Mrs.

Ethel Bauer. Morris. Fred and Mrs. Mary Bauer. Funeral Wednesday.

May 29. at 2 p. at chapel. 836 E. 47th-t.

Interment Waldheim. BARBER Norman N. Barber. May 28. 1935; beloved son of Mrs.

May Barber; brother of Mrs. P. L. Dwinnell and Robin H. Barber.

Funeral services at the chapel. 4227 Cottag-e Friday. 10 a. m. BAYER Anna Bayer, nee Boehm, beloved wue oi the late Joseph, loving: mother of Mrs.

M. Nordmeyer. Joseph. Mrs. M.

Ullrick. Mrs. A. Merriman. John and Mrs.

L. McCarthy, grandmother of twelve Brand-children and sreat grandmother of one. Funeral Friday at 9 a. from late residence. 2808 to St.

Anthony church, where solemn requiem nigh mass will be celebrated. Interment St. Mary's. Member of St. Sussanna court.

No. 402, W. O. F. Information Victory 1859.

BLAIR Thomas Harvey Blair. May 28. 1935. of 1348 E. 6Gth-pL; beloved husband of Agnes Blair, nee Wallace, fond father of Thomas Harvey Bretland A.

and James K. Blair. Funeral services at chapel, 6328 Cottage Friday at 10 a. m. Interment at Mount Hope.

Member of Woodlawn Park lodge. No. 841, A. F. A.

M. For information call Fairfax 2900. BLOCK Esther Block, age 7S, beloved mother of Henry, Joe, Abe, Louis. Sam, Mrs. Jennie Newman.

Mrs. Anna Alpern, and seven grandchildren. Services at May-wood synagrosrue. 413 S. 13th-av today at 2 p.

m. Interment P. O. W. cemetery.

Jewish Waldheim. BREMER John H. Gene Bremer. May 27 dearly beloved husband ol Helen Bremer nee Floeter, fond brother of Edward. Fred.

Arthur, Elmer, and Walter Bremer. Funeral at late residence, 4202 Friday, May 31, 1:30 p. m. Services at More land Lutheran church. Lotus and 2 p.

m. Interment Concordia. Information Kildare 1320. CARPENTER Lucy A. Carpenter, wife of the late George Benedict Carpenter, daughter of Levi D.

Boone, May 28. 1935. at Norfolk. Va. Funeral services at Rose-hill cemetery chapel.

Thursday afternoon. May 30. at 4:15. CLARK Minnie Clark, at her home. 3715 beloved wife of Clarence, dear mother of Mariorie Bomberry.

Howard, Lewis. Ruth Kimlick, granddaughter of Vyonne Plude. Funeral Friday at chapel, 2604 Fullerton-av. 2 p.m. Interment Irving Park Boulevard cemetery.

CURETON Ella F. Cnreton. 711 Clinton-av Oak mother of George W. At rest and services at funeral home. 203 S.

Wednesday. May 29, at 3:30 p. m. Interment Glen Oak. EHRHARDT Caroline Ehrhardt.

May 27. be loved wile of the late Louis Ehrhardt, dear mother of Mrs. Alma Burkart, Mrs. Ida Verch, Hertha, Lydia, Otto, Edward, Elsie, Era a and Herbert Ehrhardt, Mrs. Otto Ehrhardt.

daughter-in-law. Funeral at her late residence. 623 Friday. May 31. at 1 p.

m. Interment Waldheim cemetery. FRIEDMAN Adolph Friedman, brother of Jake and Rose Goldberger and tne late Bernhardt and Isidore. Late residence, 2763 N. Spaulding.

Funeral Friday. 10 a. at chapel. 3021 Fullerton-av. GARTON Harry S.

Garton. beloved husband of Alice, fond lather of Edna Garton. Services 2 p. m. Friday at chapel, 6110 Cottage Grove-av- under the auspices of Composite lodge.

No. S79, A. F. A. M.

Interment Mount Hope. Call Fairfax 2861. GOLBACH Peter J. Golbach. May 28.

be loved son of the late Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Golbach.

dear brother of John Mrs. Sena Kloepfer and the late Catherine Balmes. Funeral from late residence, 2007 Wilmette. Ill, Friday. May 31 at 0 a.

to St. Joseph church, interment St. Joseph cemetery. Wilmette. 111.

GRADY Nellie Farley Grady, dearly beloved wife of John devoted mother of Mary Burke. Alexander, Agnes Burns, Joseph, and the late John fond sister of Mary B. Farley of Madison, Wis. Funeral Friday. May 31.

at 9:30 a. m-. from ber late home, 6534 S. Maple wood-av, to St. Rita church, 62d and where solemn requiem hitrh mass will be celebrated.

Interment Mount Olivet. Madison, Wis. papers please copjr. GRATJER Margaret Lorens Grauer. belovwi wife of Jacob Grauer, fond mother of George William Florence, and Irma Allrich.

Funeral services Friday. May 31. at 2 p. m-, at funeral home. 1353 Devon av.

Interment Memorial Park cemetery. GROSS Phillip Gross, beloved husband ol Gizella Gross, fond father of Ethel. Joseph. Besrina. Sam, and Clara.

Funeral Wednesday. p. BX-, at chapel, 201S Wt Division-it. PITCH HIM OUT- MEM- -13 THOMAS J. O'GARA WILL BEQUEATHS $100,000 ESTATEl The will of Thomas J.

O'Gara, founder, president, and later chair- man of the board of the O'Gara Coal company, leaving an estate estimated at $100,000, was filed for probate yesterday with Clerk Mitchell C. Robin. Mr. O'Gara died last Feb. 15 at the age of 74.

The will leaves the estate In trust, the income to go to the widow, Mrs. Mae Brady O'Gara. 1540 Lake Shore drive. At her death the trust will be divided among three children, Alfred and T. Lincoln O'Gara, both of 1540 Lake Shore drive, and Mrs.

Frederick Weyerhaeuser of St. PauL Mrs. Wey erhaeuser is an aunt by marriage of George Weyerhaeuser, 9 years old, who was kidnaped from his home in Tacoma, Wash, and is being held for ransom. The late Charles P. Molthrop, who served as a Superior court judge dur ing 1933, left an estate estimated at $7,800, it was revealed yesterday when his will was admitted to probate.

The estate is left to the widow, Mrs. Myrtle M. Molthrop, 555 Park avenue, River Forest. HOLD FUNERAL ON FRIDAY FOR MRS. A.

J. KASPER Funeral services for Mrs. Catherine Kasper, widow of Adam J. Kasper, founder of the Kasper Coffee company. will be held Friday morning at 9 o'clock in her home at 1820 South Prospect avenue, Park Ridge, where she died Monday.

She was 78 years old. Services will be held later the same day in St. Clement's church. Orchard street and Deming place. Burial will be in St.

Boniface cemetery. Mrs. Kasper was born in Chicago in 1857. She and her husband were among the first parishioners of St. Clement's church.

Surviving are nine children Mrs. E. K. Pryon, Mrs. Wil liam Grus, Mrs.

George J. Fischer, Mrs. P. J. Byrne, Adam J.

George Francis Roger and Alexander M. Hold Funeral Rites Today for Miss Lucy Judson, 74 1 Funeral services for Miss Lucy Judson, 74 years old, superintendent of the Lake Bluff orphanage for twenty years, will be held this afternoon at 1 o'clock in the Methodist church of Lake Forest. Interment will be at Wausau, where she was born. Jarvis Dinsmore, Sterling A mm i emm AttOTney, IS Dead at 85 Sterling, 111., May 2S. Special.

Jarvis Dinsmore, 85, a native of Sterling and a practicing lawyer here most of his life, died last night in San Diego, CaL News of ho wadioStauonsll BY LARRY WOLTERS. Hiding behind a pair of black glasses Dick Powell slushed through the rain here yesterday between trains. The young film and radio star took a train at 1 p. m. for Annapolis, where he and Ruby Keeler will play the leads I in Warner Brothers "Anchors! Aweitrh whifli i hoinir fli- 1 United States Naval academy.

While Powell is in the east for four or five weeKs nis portion of the Hollywood Hotel' broadcast, on which he is ordinarily the singing master of cere monies, will be cut to a six minute pickup from New York CBS head quarters. Gus Haenschen's orchestra will support him, he said. There are tentative plans to pick up one broad cast from Annapolis. Powell is now cast in a r6Ie which originally was assigned to Rudy Vallee. Doubt as to his popularity in the r61e of an Annapolis hero is said to haye resulted in the recasting.

It will be remembered, however, that "Vallee served in the navy during the war. Ruby Keeler, who is Mrs. Al Jolson, remained in the west for a few days, Powell explained, because of the continued illness of the Jolson's recently adopted Cradle baby. She expects to join the film troupe next week. Ted Fio-Rito, who used to share honors with Powell on "Hollywood Hotel," also was in town for a few hours yesterday but the two did not see each other.

Fio-Rito will open at the Edgewater Beach over CBS June 15. Harold Stokes and the W-G-N dance orchestra will provide the music for the benefit supper dance of the North Shore auxiliary of the Chicago Maternity center at Lake Shore Athletic club this evening. Freddy Martin and his band, who will leave W-G-N and the Palmer house after this eve ning, will play the senior ball at the University of Illinois Monday night. xne picture, "Big Broadcast of 1935," is garnering eome of the big gest ana best radio names for Its cast- Amos 'n' Andy were signed recently ana win go to JNTew York in July to their portion of the movie. Others the talent roster: Bing Crosby.

and Allen, Helen Jepson, Jes sica Dragonette, Gladys Swarthout and Ray Noble's music. When Earl Burtnett opens at the Trianon on Saturday he will be begin ning his fourth major engagement in Chicago entertainment spot and also his fourth on W-G-N. In the past he has played at the Drake hotel, the Blackhawk restaurant, and the Lincoln tavern. Except on Monday evenings his music will be heard also" over the Mutual Broadcasting system. I I I P.

2 3 3 TODAY'S FEATURES ON W-G-N. For the first time this season W-G-N will broadcast a baseball game from outside Chicago 1 1 i afternoon. Bob Sis on will give a telegraphic play by play description of the encounter be tween the Chica go Cubs and Pittsburgh Pirates at Forbes field. Pittsburgh. The broadcast will start five minutes before game time, 2:10 o'clock.

Attilio Baggi-ore, W-G-N's op eratic tenor, will HENRT WEBER. be heard in his weekly recital with the W-G-N concert orchestra at 9:30 tonight. The concert will be directed by Henry Weber. The program: Dance of the Buffoons." from 44 Sne- goroutchka Rimsky-Eorsakov Orchestra. "Clelo Mar." from "La Gioconda" PonchlelU Mr.

Baggiore and orchestra. Slavonic Dance in Major Dvorak Orchestra. Bitterness of Love Dunn A Dream Bartlett Mr. Baggiore and orchestra. Serenade du Tzigane Valdez Love's Festival Weingartner Mr.

Bagglore and orchestra. Merrymakers' Dance." Irom "Nell Gwynn Dances" German Other features: 8:45 a. m. "The Keep Fit Club," with Capt. Paul Fogarty.

11 a. m. Tom, Dick, and Harry, with Carl Hoefle, pianist. 11:15 a. m.

Quin Ryan and Cadets quartet. 6:15 p. m. Lum and Abner. 7 p.

m. The Lone Ranger." 8:30 p. m. Harv and Esther. 8:45 p.

The Pathe" News of the Air." 10 p. m. "Here, There, and Every where," with Miss Alice Patton. ON OTHER STATIONS. 1:30 p.

m. WLS eremonies launching new speed train Mayor Kelly and H. A. Scan- drett, president of the Milwaukee road. 2:30 p.

m. WBBM Red Cross drama; Mrs. Jeannette Kuntcr, blind proofreader, reading from Braille. 2:55 p. m.

WBBM Preview of San Diego fair. 3:30 p. m. WBBM Board of Trade pre-Memorial day observance; Robert Boylan and Edward A. Hayes, speakers.

6 p. m. WENR Broadcast from liner Normandie. 7 p. m.

WLS Hal Kemp's music. 8 p. m. WMAQ Fred Allen. 8 p.

m. WLS John Charles Thomas. 8:45 p. m. WENR Arthur Krock, Hope vs.

Reality in Our Foreign Pol icy 9 p. m. WMAQ Guy Lombardo's music. 9 p. m.

WBBM George Burns and Grade Allen. New time. 9:30 p. m. WMAQ Ray Noble's music.

11 p. m. WBBM Opening of San Diego fair. W-G-N The Dance orchestra. WENR Dudley Brothers.

WBBM Adventures of Og. WCFL Sunset serenade. WAAF Modern composers. WMAQ Harry Kogen's orchestra. 5:30 W-G-N Singing Lady.

WJJD Don Allen. WCFL Mona Van. soprano. WBBM Jack Armstrong. WIND Uncle Bob.

5:45 W-G-N Little Orphan Annie. WBBM Woody and Willie. WENR Romance and Melody. WMAQ Max Dollin's Grenadiers. 6:00 W-G-N Jimmy Alien.

WBBM Just Entertainment. WMAQ Hal Totten. WENR S. S. Normandie broadcast.

WCFL Marty and Elmer. WIND German music. 6:05 WENR Prix de Rome awards. 6:15 W-G-N Ltim and Abner." WENR Tony and Gus. WBBM Just Plain Bill.

WCFL McDonald's orchestra, WMAQ The Black Chamber. WJJD Handicapper. 6:30 W-G-N Palmer Hoose ensemble. WCFL Little Concert. WENR Ruby Mercer.

WBBM Buck Rogers. WIND Hungarian Theater. WJJD Supper Time Frolic. WMAQ Easy Aces. Listen in Inaugural ceremonies on the occasion of the first trip of the FIRST OF THE SPEEDLINERS Addresses by Mayor E.

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