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CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: FRIDAY. OCTOBER 1, 1937. 18 Probate Judge Field Dies; DEATH NOTICES DICK RACY Two Minus One CANTOR ANTICS FUNNIEST WHEN SEEN IN STUDIO Ths PLACS tS nI Ifif "7 WWW, If he criminals flee uust as tho3E two jj HI THS TWO 1 FORME w. wSj enttrance I PLACE AFIRE 4r Pr CROOKS IN bAx fPTy HfHSmi- gl fL -T icvV THE REAR jMO flff STAND WHERE XWJM wEVEedr 1 rryfft -541 I If yk you ARE YfillSSiSlim only it I 1 ri RADIO BROADCASTS GEORGE H. MASON, LAWYER, DIES AT 63 OF HEART ATTACK I i r.

George H. Mason, lawyer and former law partner of United States District Attorney Igoe, died of a heart attack last night in his home in the Edgewater Beach hotel. He was 63 years old, and a native of Niagara Falls, Ont. Mr. Mason had practiced law in Chicago since 1896.

His office was at 1 North La Salle street. He served as president of the Westward Ho Golf club in 1917- '18. Surviving are his widow, Maisie; a brother, and two sisters. F. L.

M'Creary, Director of Prize Iowa Band, Dead Cedar Falls, Sept. 30. Frank L. McCreary, 64 years old, of Elkader, director of the Cedar Falls band for 22 years until 1930, is dead. He also directed the Iowa State Teachers college band.

The Cedar Falls band has won prizes three times in the annual Tribune Chicagoland Musical Festival. Reached State by Wagon in 18SS; Dies at 82 Yrs. Bloomington, 111., Sept. 30. Spe cial.

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7705 Started Coolidge in Law Northampton, Sept. 30. OP) Probate Judge Henry P. Field, 78 years old, in whose office Calvin Coolidge began the study of law, died in a hospital here today after a long illness. He was in partnership with the late John C.

Hammnnd tjphori young Coolidge started reading law after graduation from Amherst. Judge Field also sponsored Coolidge when the latter applied for admission to the Hampshire county bar. The judge was an Amherst alumnus. DEATH NOTICES In Hemoriam. BEUSTER Henry T.

Beuster. In loving memory oi our aear latner and grand- lather, who passed away ono year ago today. UillLUAJN A.SSU IjiKAJMJUiiJ-LlJRliN. FRAIN Robina Frain. In loving memory of our dearest wite ana motner, who passed away one year ago today.

HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. SHAUGHNESST James E. Shaughnessy. In loving memory of our dear lather. Days of sadness still come o'er us, Secret tears do often flow, Though you left us one year ago.

Not lost to the ones who loved you. Just gone on before To the beautiful Isle of Somewhere, Where Darting will be no more. W. AND R. SHAUGHNESSY FAMILIES.

Fraternal Notices. LAKE VIEW CHAPTER, NO. 149, O. E. S.

Mre Minnla TTaunl fiArvioea Satnrrfav. Oct. 2, at 3 p. tn at funeral home. 6200 N.

Western-ay. IDA FICHTNER, W. M. BESSIE McMONIES, Secy. Avnu i jLiizauem a.

Acroya iiiee tteuuulhj. beloved wife of the late James aevotea mother of Florence Ethel A. Peterson, Walter L. Acroyd of Memphis, i lovin? sister of Rachel Warnock. Resting at funeral home, 318-320 N.

Central avenue, Austin. Funeral Friday, 8 p. m. Burial Saturday, Douglas, Mich. ALEXANDER Alex Alexander, late of Downers Grove, beloved husband of Rose, dear father of Annette, fond brother of Charles and William Abramson.

Funeral Friday, 1 p. at chapel, 3163 Ogden ave nue. Interment Westlawn cemetery. BECK Amanda K. Beck, Sept.

30. 1937. At rest In chapel, 'dais W. Madison street. Burial private Friday at 2 p.

m. at Oak- ridge cemetery. Flease omit flowers. BIRD James Bird, born In Penrith, Eng land, beloved father of William Joseph and Mrs. Lillian Weiss.

Resting at Pierce's funeral home. 225 W. Wesley ave nue, Wheaton, 111., where services will be held Saturday. Oct. 2.

at 3 D. m. inter ment Wheaton cemetery. RTTB.KE Anna Burke nee Finnerty, be loved wife of Michael, fond mother of Mrs. H.

Amelong, Gertrude, Mrs. R. Sex ton, Mrs. T. Fromme, Frank ana wrs.

u. Bishire and the late William. Funeral from late residence, 7408 Coles avenue. Saturday, at 9 a. to St.

Bride church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. ALLAN Charles Callan. Sept. 29.

of 1912 W. Jackson boulevard, beloved husband ol Sarah Jane, lather of Mrs. lAly Keam, Leonard and Hazel. Services Saturday, Oct 2. at 1:30 p.

at chapel. 214-210 S. Western avenue at Jackson boulevard, Interment Memorial Park. Services under the auspices of Laburnum lodge. No.

344 Sons of St. George, at chapel. CHRISTAKOS Christ Christakos, late of 5554 Lawrence avenue, beloved husband of Ersilia, nee Menistrina, father of Frank, brother of John. Services Saturday. 1 n.

from funeral home. 4553-61 MilwaU' kee avenue, to Assumption Greek Ortho dox church, 6557 Harrison street. PTJOSRVTTRrhert C. Crosbv. SeDt.

29. 1937 beloved husband of Louise fnee Shawl, fond father of Mary Lou and Doris, son of Bruno and Johanna Crosby. At rest and funeral Saturday. 9:30 a. from funeral home.

Lake street at Second ave nue Mavwood. 111., to St. Eulalia church Interment St. Joseoh cemetery. Informa tion.

May wood 14. C.7.A Hiehard Michael Czar, beloved hus band of Dale, son of Elizabeth and Frank, hrother of Elizabeth and Marie. Funeral notice later. DAVIS Anna E. Davis, nee O'Sullivan; late of 18 N.

Kildare avonue, beloved wife of the late Michael fond mother of Myles J. and the late Marie. Native of County Galway, Ireland. Member of Blessed Sacrament society. Funeral Saturday, at 9 a.

fmm nhanel. 4138 Madison street. to St. Mel church. Interment Mount Olivet.

Please omit flowers. DRESSER Ray Edward Dresser, beloved son of Roy and Efiie Kelly Dresser, fond brother of Frances Schwarz and Harry Dresser. Funeral Saturday. Oct. 2.

1937, 2 p. at chapel, 3021 N. Central avenue, Interment Oak Ridge cemetery. EDINGER Clarence Frank Edinger. age 60 years, of 627 Garland avenue, Winnetka, husband of Christine, lather ol Clarence, Ralph, March, Robert, and Ameri dinger, Mrs.

R. F. McCulloueh. and Mrs. J.

Faller. Services Saturday, 2 p. at chaDel. 1118 Greenleaf avenue. Wilmette, FONNER Edith I.

Fonner. Sept. loved danirhter of Mrs. Julia A 29, be- ll onner. fnnd iter nf TJllian A.

Corten. Burton R. Fonner, and the late Amy Fonner and Genevieve Hellwie. Funeral Saturday, Oct. 2, at 1:30 p.

at funeral home. Lake street at 2d avenue. Maywooa, m. terment Forest Home. FUCHSMAN Bessie Fuchsman, beloved wife of Israel, dear mother of Anna Orloff, Martha Katz.

Dr. Murray Max. Mi chael. Blanche Cheek, Lillian Gould. Leon, and Elsie Smikler.

Remains at memorial chapel, 5206 Broadway. Funeral services, Friday, 1 p. m.t at Temple Beth-El. 3228 Palmer street. Interment O.

K. Waldheim. Please omit flowers. Memories nee Esteiro. fond father of Do lores Marie, fond son of Michael and Filo- mena, nee Settma, fond Drotner oi Anna, Jennie, Antoinette, Louise, Aioeri, xjuiibo and Michael Jr.

Funeral from 1240 S. Fair field avenue Monday, Oct. 4, 9 a. to St. Callisto church.

Burial Mount Carmel TTAT.T.TS Florence Hallls. nee Byczynskl. be. loved wife of George, fona daughter oi Thomas. Funeral Saturday, Oct.

2, 9:30 a. m. from rhanel. 295B W. 25th Btreet.

to St. Casimir church. Interment Resur rection cemetery. HAYES Denni Haves, beloved husband ol Elizabeth Bergh Hayes, lather oi Anna m. and Jnsenh E.

Hayes. Burial at Los An geles. Cal. Requiem mass Friday at 10 a. Lady of Lourdes church, Chicago.

HEAPHY Thomas R. Heaphy, Sept. 30, be loved husband of Helen Fletchner Heaphy, fond father of Thomas R. Jr. Funeral Saturday, Oct.

2, 2:30 p. at his late residence, oil s. spring avenue, i.a urange 111. Interment Bronswood cemetery, HENDERSHOT Elinor Booth Hendershot, wife of the late John C. Hendershot, mother of Florence Charline Mrs.

H. W. Jones Lucia, and Harold. Funeral private. HOWE George C.

Howe of 7038 Eberhardt avenue, Sept. 30, 1937, beloved husDana of Mrs. Julia A. Howe nee Schramm, father of Mrs. Lillian A.

Davidson, Irving and Le Roy C. Howe; brother of Mrs. Laura Gale, grandfather of Mrs. L. Roberta Davidson, Dorothy and Jacquelyn Howe.

Services at chapel, 63d and Harvard, Saturday. Oct. 2. at 11 a. m.

Interment Aurora, HI. JELINEK Donald Norbert Jelinek. darling son of Frank L. Jelinek and Elizabeth Jelinek nee Holanl dear brother of Fran- cis, Richard, William, and Mary. Funeral Saturday, Oct.

2, 1937, 9:30 a. from late residence, W. Main street, Cary, 111., to SS. Peter and Paul church, Cary, Inter ment St. Adalbert cemetery.

Berwyu 144 JOHNSON Nora Johnson. Sept. 29. 1937, of 1912 Cleveland avenue, daughter of the late Edla. fond sister of William and Ar-; thur Johnson and Mrs.

Lillian Robertson. Services at chapel. 2221 Lincoln avenue, Saturday. 2 p. m.

Interment itosehiu JONES John H. Jones of 5920 North Clark street, Sept. 30, 1937; beloved husband of Edna, father of Jack Jones, brother of Mrs. Louis Christine. Mrs, Haroia lorai, and Mrs.

Calvin Else. Services at chapel 5501 N. Ashland avenue, Saturday, Oct. 2, at 2 p. m.

Interment Mount Greenwood. KRUPAR Jeanette Krupar. Sept. 29, 81 years, 2428 S. Spaulding avenue, beloved daughter of John, sister of Mildred Weber, sister-in-law of James Weber.

Funeral Sat urday. Oct. 2. 1 D. at chapel.

3440 26th street. Interment Bohemian National cemetery. Information Lawndale 2202. LARSON John Julius Larson, beloved hus- band of Mary, nee Bergaulst. father of Arthur, Fred, Frances.

Eleanor, ana Leslie, At funeral home, 1732 Wilson avenue. Services Saturday at 2:30 p. m. Inter- ment Acacia Park. Member of North Shore lodge.

No. 479, I. O. 0. F.

LOUGHLIN Catherine Loughlin, beloved sister of Mrs. Nora Daley, Margaret, Den nis and Edmund Loughlin. Funeral Monday, Oct. 4, at 9:30 a. ra.

from 3243 Jackson boulevard to Ressurrection church, Interment Mount Carmel. Kedzie Z394. TTTTTMrlT V4m. llAlfl rlli. AJ UKJUT--i.

iijc Mucunc lis- nuo. beloved wife of William fond sister of Mrs. Emma Hertnock. Funeral baturaay, Oct. 2.

at 3 p. at cnapei. 7350 Cottage Grove avenue. Interment MALONEY Ida Moloney, dear -wife of Dan- mi. fnnd mother ol trailer, auu the late William and Gertrude, daughter of the late Mr.

and Mrs. Otto Schoeniug, sister of Edward Schoening. and Mrs. Charles Brady. Funeral Saturday, Oct.

2. at 10 a. at chapel, 9500 Commercial avenue. Interment Mount Olivet. ar fjZ dear father of Louis Meyer 9..

Julius, and the late Ida Simon. Funeral eervlcea Friday, 3 p. m. at memorial ehaiiel, M03 Broadway, interment i. J.

o. vn. tyi- heim. MAURER Edward 3. Maurer, Sept.

28, 1937, son of the late Joseph ana Anna maurci, brother of Albert. Mrs. Kuth Wagner, Mrs. Rebecca Bowen, and Mrs. Helen sanaers.

and the late Theresa Maurer. Funeral hat; urday, 2 p. at his late residence, Iowa street. Interment Waldheim. MAZZA Frank Mazra.

beloved husband of Maria, nee Nudo; fond father oi i-eier, Miqhael, John, Sam, Louis, Helen, James, and the late Ernest. Funeral Saturday, Oct. 2, at 9 a. m. from residence, BOS b.

Hermitage, to St. Callisto church, inier-ment at Mount Carmel cemetery. McMAHON Gertrude M. McMahon, iona sister of the late James, Andrew, annie. and Mrs.

Edward Sauter, beloved aunt of Frances Pickrum. Edward and Marie Sauter, Joseph and Isabella Degnan. Funeral from 4130 Lake Park avenue, Saturday. Oct. 2, 1937.

at 9 :30 a. to Holy Angels church. Burial Calvary. Please omit flowers. MEISNER James Meisner, 4108 W.

Irving Park boulevard, Sept. 30. 1937, belovea husband of Opal, father of James Jr. and Donald, beloved son ol Anton sr. ana mb late Mrs.

Anna Meisner, fond brother of Josephine, Anton Henry, Otto, Emil C. and the late Mrs. Mary Kaxwormj. i tuenu from chapel. 4245 W.

Saturday. Oct, 2, at 3 p. m. Interment Concordia. mujnbun Ebba S.

Mongon, iormeny oi m- anston, 111., wife of Edward, mother of Marshall sister of Stanley S. Sandberg and Mrs. Cecelia M. Franzen, passed away Tuesday, Sept. 28.

Crematory services at Graceland cemetery. Wednesday, Sept. ss. Los Angeles papers please copy. OLSON Carrie Olson, 8ZZ1 Lanin street, De- loved wife of the late Edward, dear mother of Mrs.

Florence Witt, Mrs. Grace McLaughlin. Edward. Marvin, and Stanley Olson, fond grandmother of Donald Olson. Phyllis and Dolores McLaughlin.

Funeral Saturday, Oct. 2, at 2:30 p. at funeral home, corner 79th and Aberdeen. Interment Oak Hill. Resting at her late resi dence until noon Saturday.

OPDTKE Ella V. Opdyke, Sept. 29, of 4837 Lake belovea oi usseu n. Funeral Saturday at p. m.

at cnapei, ouo Lake Park-av. Interment at oak wooas. PELIKAN Dominik Pelikan, Sept. 30, 1937. age 67 years, beloved husDana oi jiaiouua Pelikan, fond father of Mathilda Pelikan, Josephine Medek, and Jean Pelikan.

Funeral Saturday, at 2 p. at late residence, 91 Cowley road. Riverside. Inter ment Bohemian National cemetery. Cicero 243.

PORZEL John F. Porzel of 3632 S. Leavitt street, beloved husband of the late Catherine nee Walsh, fond father of John Richard, Frederick, tleanor, ana Rrma Marv. Funeral Saturday, at 11 a. m.

from funeral home. 2042 W. Cermak road. to St. Agnes church.

Burial Mount carmei. ROGERS Bernard F. Rogers Aug. S9. at Naples, Italy, father of Corina and Adeie Rogers, son of Bernard F.

Rogers brother of James w. Kogers. runerai notice later. RYAN-Anna T. Ryan, nee Crowe, late of 5752 Winthron avenue, beloved wife of the late Michael fond mother of Margaret, Mrs.

A. Michael. Mrs. Arnold Lir.der, Theresa, Mrs. Joseph Fitzer, and Lillian.

Funeral notice later. SCHLOSS Maurice F. Schloss, husband of the late Charlotte nee Cohnl. father of Leona, Jeanette. and Ben.

Funeral Friday, 2 p. at chapel, 936 E. 47th street. SCHOLLENBERGER Jacob M. Schollenberg- er, beloved husband of the late Hannah, brother of Elizabeth Hulett of Tampa, FlaM Hattie R.

Wilson. Charlotte Avery, Linn and the late Ella B. Scott, William Edward and Thomas M. Services at home. 6846 Craudon avenue, Friday, Oct.

1, at 1:30 p. m. Past master of and services under the auspices Hesperia lodge. No. 411, A.

F. A. at Rosehill chapel at 3:30 p. m. Also member of Oriental consistory and Medinah Shrine.

SCHWARTZ John C. Schwartz, Sept. 29, husband of the late Euphamie inee Cameron fond father of Edgar, Mrs. Caroline Schultz, and the late Isabelle, brother of Mrs. Carrie Fischer of Los Angeles, Cal.

Funeral Friday, 2 p. at his daughter's residence, 1334 Byron street. Interment Montrose. STEVENS Ernest H. Stevens, late of 417 N.

Kensington avenue. La Grange, beloved husband of Mattie. nee Woods; loving father of Gerald and Wood. Resting at chapel, 608 Hillgrove avenue. Western Springs.

Funeral service Saturday, Oct. 2. at 2 p. at Mission church, corner Eell and Kensington avenues. La Grange.

Interment Fairmount. THEISE Paul Theise, beloved husband of Marie, nee Cornelsen. fond father of Lyia Genevieve Poruba. dear brother of Graca Holmes. Walter, Irving, and the late Wilbur, fond son of the late Herman and Louise.

Services Saturday, Oct. 2, at 2 p. m. at late residence, 6540 Henderson street. Interment Mount Olive.

Member of Moose lodge No. 43 and Mutual Benefit and Aid society. TRANSIER Gertrude Transier, Sept. 30. be loved daughter of George and Bessie Mur ray sister of Violet, Mabel, Gerald, and Betty.

Funeral Monday, Oct. 4, 9 a. from residence, 4921 Fulton street, to St. Thomas Aquinas church. Interment Mount Carmel.

VISKOCH Anna Vlskocil. 202 Washington street, Lockport. beloved wife of Joseph loving mother of Dr. Emil Joseph Caroline, Mrs. Frank Vassar, and Mrs.

Albert Eicholberger. grandmother of Mary Evelyn Ward, Mary Ann, Virginia, and James Viskocil, and Francis Vassar. Funeral Saturday. 9 a. from late residence to St.

Joseph church, Lockpwt. In terment Calvary cemetery, iiockport. WEHRM ANN ane Wehrmann. beloved wife of Charles, fond daughter of George and Mane Damore Pecoraro, sister oi Domimc, Sam, Angeline, and Robert. At funeral home, 4401 Lawrence avenue.

Funeral notice later. WESTFIELD Annette Westfleld, nee TU- scher: Sept. 30th, beloved wife of August fond mother of Norman, Edna Mor-phett, Gladys Dellinger, and Marjorie West-field. Resting at funeral chapel, 5523 S. Halsted street, until noon Saturday.

Services at Garfield Boulevard M. E. church, Garfield boulevard and Emerald avenue, Saturday. 3 p. m.

Interment Fairmount. DEDICATION ANNOUNCEMENTS. BERNSTEIN Morris D. Bernstein. Monu ment will be dedicated to his memory on Sunday, Oct.

3, 3 p. Mount Isaiah Israel cemetery. HERZBERG A monument will be dedicated in memory of Samuel Herzherg, Sunday, Oct. 3, 3 p. P.

O. W. cemetery, Waldheim. SCHOENEMAN A monument to the memory of Mrs. Ida Schoeneman will be dedicated Sunday, Oct.

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The Associated Press is exclusively en titled to the use tor publication of all news dispatches credited to It or not I i uiibu io paper, uu to the local news published herein. All rltrhts ol renublieatlon of KDeeial dispatches herein also are reserved. Much of Comedy Fails to Penetrate Mike. i BY LARRY WOLTERS. Though Eddie Cantor's little heckler, Saymore Saymore, told him Wednesday evening on his first broadcast of the season that it was his puss that is holding back tele-Vision, many listeners must have felt that a peep into the studio would liave helped to explain what all the vhooping and hilarity was about.

A sketch revolving about Jimmy Wallingford and his new baby would have been lots funnier if one could have looked in on the studio antics rather than mere hear Eddie talk ebout three cornered pants. In short, the Cantor show is just what it has always been great entertainment for the friends of the sponsor who have studio tickets, but is something less satisfactory to the radio audiences. Its form is just about the same as last year except that, now that Deanna Durbin has become famous because of her picture success, Bobby Breen has been dropped. The new Kostelanetz series, excellent as it was all summer, has been Improved by the addition of distin. guished guest singers and the wit of Deems Taylor.

John Charles Thomas, as the first visiting performer, demonstrated once again that there are no better singers anywhere than he. Eddy Duchin pushed off Wednesday on a new series, sponsored by a toiletries maker, with a half hour of polished dance music. W-G-N followers are so accustomed to hearing the best in dance music every evening that one more early evening sponsored dance spot is not much to get excited about. Warned by his physicians that a nervous breakdown is impending, Little Jackie Heller is giving up his radio and night club work, going to visit his mother in Pittsburgh, and then taking a month's rest in Bermuda. Marion Jordan, Molly of Fibber McGee and Molly, did her turn at the microphone Monday from a wheel chair.

She has not been well all summer and her physician has ordered personal appearances canceled for some time to come. Latest report of the leading listener survey shows the Bergen-Fields-Eddy-Lamour show an easy favorite over all others, Maj. Bowes in second place, and Rudy Vallee third. Then come Burns and Allen and Fibber McGee and Molly. Smiling Ed McConnell expects to be back on his program at 4:30 o'clock next Sunday.

He's pretty well recovered from his injuries and illness. J-re Dumond, who has been pinch-hitting for him, is laid up with laryngitis. It's reported that George Halas is looking around for a new broadcaster for the Chicago Bears football airings. W-G-N this year will not serve as an outlet for these broadcasts because of several sponsored programs coming in over Mutual during the Sunday afternoon hours. These include a new Irene Wicker Singing Lady series, another featuring George Jessel and Constance Talmadge, and one or two yet to be settled.

Foreman Sees Painter Hurt; Helps Him; Dies Cincinnati, Sept. 30. Special. John Spillie, 41 years old, in charge of a huge crane at a plant of the Cincinnati Gas and Electric company, saw Phillip Ziegler of Ludlow, Ky a painter, caught in the mechanism and injured. In the excitement of removing Ziegler to an ambulance Spillie fell dead of heart disease.

OBITUARY. MISS EVELYN AHMER, 22 years old a sister of Police Magistrate Edward J. Ahmer of Mt. Prospect, died in her home at 3244 West 63d place yesterday after an illness of three months. Her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Otto Ahmer, with whom she lived, and another brother, Carl, also survive. Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow In the Nazareth Lutheran church, with burial in Barthenia cemetery.

THOMAS R. HEAPHY, 55 years old, 621 South Spring avenue, La Grange, died yesterday in St Luke's hospital after a brief illness. He was a salesman for the Hydraulic Press Brick company, 228 North La Salle street, for 27 years. Surviving are his widow, Helen, and a son. Funeral services will be held from the home at 2:30 p.

m. tomorrow. Burial will be in Bronswood cemetery, Hinsdale. CLYDE ARMSTRONG, stage and screen actor, died during sleep in New York yesterday. He was 58 years old and since 1933 had been a dramatic coach.

For six years prior to that he had directed Shubert stock companies In St. Louis, Cincinnati, and Detroit. RACHEL DELANO HENDERSON, 94 years old, who claimed distant relationship with President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, died at Portland, yesterday. She was a native of Belfast and was unmarried. WILLIAM IRVING HOLLINGS-WORTH, Los Angeles realty dealer, died in that city yesterday.

He was born at Tippecanoe, April 30, 1862, and went to California in 1888. He founded the Los Angeles Ship Building and Dry Dock corporation. FRANK MANNEN, vice president of Marsh McLennan, insurance brokers, died in New York yesterday. He was in the real estate business in St. Paul and Minneapolis, as well as Superior, Wis, before going to New York in 1916.

He was 71 years old. was born in Cincinnati. MRS. ROSE MARKHAM, 45 years old, a nurse, died in St. Francis' hospital, Evanston, last night from an accidental overdose of sleeping medicine.

She was found unconscious in her room at 859 Sherman aver.ue, Evanston, by her brother, Frank Atkins, 2754 Ewing avenue, Evanston. J. W. ROSS DIES; LONG AN EDITOR AT NEW ORLEANS New Orleans, Sept 30. (JP) Capt.

John Walker Ross, 69 years old, editor of the New Orleans States, for which he worked 52 years, died today. He was nationally known as an editorial writer and as a political reporter in the days of the Louisiana lottery fight. Capt. Ross suffered a broken arm in a fall several months ago, but was soon back at work. He remained at his desk until Sept.

21, when he became ill in his office. Born in Gretna, he attended school there and Tulane university. He first was employed as a proofreader by the States in 1885. He became publisher at the death of Col. Robert Ewing, owner.

When the States was purchased by the Times-Picayune Publishing company four years ago Capt. Ross remained as editor. He is survived by two sons, J. Walker Ross and Murphy Ross, S. one daughter, Mrs.

Lee Tobin, and a grandson, J. Walker Ross III. Brig, Gen. R. A.

Brown, Captor of Geronimo, Dead San Francisco, Sept. 30. Spe cial. The man who unrelentingly followed and captured Geronimo, America's Indian public enemy No. 1 of years ago, is dead here.

He was Brig. Gen. Robert Alexander Brown, U. S. A.

retired old line cavalry officer. He was 77 years old. Born in Penn sylvania, Gen. Brown was graduated from West Point with the class of 1881. As one of the senior colonels of the American army at the start of the world war, he became a brigadier general and served with the 42d Rain bow division overseas.

J. D. Battel, on Sherman's March to the Sea, Is Dead Milwaukee, Sept. 30. Spe cial.

John D. Bartel of 7918 Har- wood avenue, Wauwatosa, civil war veteran, died tonight at 97 years. He was with Gen. Sherman on the march from Atlanta to the sea, serving with the 16th Wisconsin Volunteer infan try. After the war Mr.

Bartel was in the shoe business here for many years and then became a funeral di rector until he retired. Pursuer of J. Wilkes Booth, R. A. Austin Dies at 91 Council Bluffs, Sept.

30. Spe cial. Robert Augustus Austin, 91 years old, who as a Union soldier joined in the pursuit of John Wilkes Booth, who shot President Lincoln, died last night. He enlisted at 15 In Company Eighth Illinois Cavalry, He had been in the hotel business in Chicago, but later devoted his time to timber tracts and to Iowa and Wisconsin farms he owned. fADVERTISMENT.I you can't BEAT In a Starring Featuring Reed The under GU STAVE With Guest NINO Popular 7.

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WBBM Musical Clock. WMAQ Suburban Hour. WIS Julian Bentley. WCFI. Island Serenader.

7:30 W-G-N The Golden Hour. WLS Mornins Devotion. WJJD Christian fcience program. WAAF Breakfast Express. WCFL William Meeder.

orpanlst. 7:45 WLS Romulus, the Wolf Boy. WJJD Kinney's Hawaiians. 8:00 WMAQ Your Neighbor. WJJD" Rhubarb Red." Wl Don and Helen.

WCFL Breakfast club. 8:15 WIND Man on the Street. 8:3 W-G-N Good Morning program. WMAQ Streamliners. WLS Morning- Roundup.

8 :45 ill toppers. WJJD Postal service talk. WMAQ Aunt Jemima. 9:00 W-G-N Martha Crane and Helen Joyce WBBM Pretty Kitty Kelly. WLS Mary Marlin.

WJJD Bosworth program. WAAF The Morning WCFL Party Line. WMAQ Mrs. Wisps. 9:15 WIND Hawaiian Serenade.

WLS Ma Perkins. WBBM Myrt and Marire. WAAF King of the Kitchen. WMAQ John's Other Wife. 9:30 W-G-N Get Thin to MorIc.

WBBM Tony Wons and Scrap Book. WJJD Story Hour. WAAF Eatelle Barnes. WCFL Bennett and Wolverton. WMAQ Just Plain Bill.

WLS Pepper Young' Family. WIND Eb and Zeb. 9:15 W-G-N Mnnical Mail Box. WIND Rhythm in Red. WMAQ Today's Children.

WCFL Viennese Ensemble. WBBM Man on the Street. 10:00 W-G-N Don Pedro and piano. WBBM Magaxine of the Air. WJJD Dude Martin.

WMAQ David Harum. WIND Municipal court. WCFL Morning- Melody. WLS The O'Neills. 10:15 W-G-N Bachelor's Children.

WMAQ Backstage Wife. WAAF The Viceroy Widow. WCFL Swing Time. WJJD ITappv Harmonies. WLS" The Road of Life," drama 10:30 W-G-N I'Hinted Dreams.

WLS Vic and Sade. WIND Speaking oi Love. WBBM Big Sister. WCFL Peekers in the Pantry. WJJD Woman's Exchange program.

WMAQ How to Be Charming. 10:45 W-G-N Morning Melodies. WMAQ Hello. Peggy. WBBM Real Life Stories.

WAAF Foolish Questions. WLS The Gospel Singers. 11 :00 W-G-N Woman in the Store. WJJD Bureau of Missing Persons. WMAQ Girl Alone.

WBBM Houseboat Hannah. WIND 20th Century Serenade. WCFL Happy Jack Turner. WAAF Melody Parade. WIS Virginia Lee and Sunbeam.

11:15 W-G-N Tom, Dirk and Harry MBS. WMAQ The Goldbergs. WAAF Apartment Album. WBBM Edwin C. Hill.

WLS Chuck Ray and Christine. WJJD Criminal court interview. WCFL Harmony Hi-Spots. 11:30 W-G-N Uuin Ryan's News Commentary. WMAQ Farm and Home Hour.

WBBM Romance of Helen Trent. WAAF Myrna Dee Sargent. WMBI Continued Story. WJJD Safety court. WCFL Vagabonds.

WIND Harry Zimmerman. 11:43 W-G-N We Are Four MBS. WBBM Our Gal Sunday. WAAF Sweet and Low. WCFL Joe White.

WLS Market Reports. Noon W-G-N Hob Elson on State street. WBBM Betty and Bob. WCFL Hit Revue. WAAF The Symphonic Hour.

WLS Dinner Bell program. WMBI Gospel Hour. P.M. 13:15 W-G-N Rhythm orchestra MBS. WIND Tommy Ott.

organist. WJJD Noonday Service. WBBM Betty Crocker. 12 :30 W-G-N Markets. WMAQ Dan Harding's Wife.

WBBM Arnold Grimm's Daughter. WCFL Wiririer Jonea. 13:35 W-G-N Mhlday Service, Wilford A. Rowell. minister.

Hinsdale Union church, Hinsdale. 111. 12:45 W-G-N Palmer House Coneert orchestra MBS. WBBM Hollywood In Person. WMAQ Young Hickory.

WCFL Man on the Street. 1 :00 W-G-N Palmer House orchestra MBS1. WBBM Through a Woman'! Eyes. WIND Italian hour. WJJD Executives' club.

WMAQ King of Hearts. WAAF Hoosier Philosopher. WCFL Melody hour. 1:15 W-G-N Wife vs. Secretary.

WAAF Josephine Bell. WBBM Kitty Keene. Inc. WMAQ Rhythm in the Air. 1:30 W-G-N Lucky Girl.

WBBM Linda's First Love. WAAF Encores. WMAQ The Old Painter. 1:40 W-G-N Beatrice Fairfax MBS. WBBM Truman Bradley.

WMAQ Fort Pearson. WLS Melody Parade. 2:00 W-G-N Marriage License Romances. WBBM Gossip club. WAAF Red Hot and Low Down.

WCFL Grace Wilson. WJJD Art of Living. WMAQ Penner Younir'n Family OH BEEN TODAY'S n' by on as 5s30 W-G-N Adventure Abroad. WMAQ Jark Armstrong. WJJD Cumberland Ridge Runners.

WBBM Voice of Carelessness. WCFL Johnnie Johnston. 5:35 WCFL Charles Sears. WIND Afternoon Varieties. 5:45 W-G-N Orphan Annie.

WENR Escorts and Betty. WCFL Light Classic. WMAQ Tom Mix and Straight Shooters. WBBM Quarter Hour of Romance. 6 :00 W-G-N Four Calif oruians.

WBBM John Harrington. WCFL Stanley Hickman. WMAQ Fort Pearson. WENR Better Business bureau, Mary Small. WIND German hour.

6:15 W-G-N La Salle Cavaliers MBS. WMAQ Uncle Ezra. WBBM Sports Review. WCFL Don Norman. WENR Salinsky quartet.

6:30 W-G-N Sports Review. WMAQ Totten on Sports. WBBM Airflow Harmonies. WENR Lum and Abner. WCFL Sunny Sam.

6:45 W-G-N Rube Applebery MBS. WBBM Boake Carter. WMAQ Bug House Rhythm. WENR Your Football Prophet. WCFL Pat Kennedy.

7:00 W-G-N Whispering Jack Smith and orchestra. WMAQ Lucille Manners. WBBM Music Hall. WLS Varsity show. WIND Baseball game.

WCFL Jimmy Evans' Sports Review; 7:15 W-G-N lliirold Stokes' Lifetime Kevue WBBM Hal Kemp's orchestra. WLS Pleasant Valley Frolics. WCFL Stars of Tomorrow. 7:30 W-G-N The lne Ranger MBS. WMBI Sacred Music.

WCFL Streamline Melodies. 7:45 WCFL Herr Louie and Weasel. 8 :00 W-G-N Joe Sanders orch. MBS. WMAQ Waltz Time.

WLS Robert Ripley. W'CFL Jam Sessiou. WIND Race Results. WBBM Hollywood Hotel. 8:13 W-G-N Tomorrow's Tribune." WCFL Evening Serenade.

W-G-N High Lights of Sport. 8:30 W-G-N Hiiko L. Black to disclose his relation to klan. A No on WMAQ, WBBM. WCFL, and WENR.

9:00 W-G-N Wayne King's orchestra. WMAQ First Nighter. WBBM Song Shop Kitty Carlisle. WENR Tommy Dorsey's orchestra. 9 :20 WIND Walkathon.

1:30 W-G-N Curtain Time MBS. WMAQ Jimmy Fiddler. WENR Vocal Varieties. WIND Stars Over Manhattan. 9:45 WIND Russ Hodges' Sports Review.

WMAQ Dorothy Thompson. WCFL The Listener Speaks. WENR The Story of Business. 10:00 WMAQ Amos 'n' Andy. WBBM Poetic Melodies.

WENR Globe Trotter. WCFL asabonds. 10:15 W-G-N Ted Weems' orchestra. WBBM Vic Arden's orch. and Guests.

WMAQ Norman Pearce. WCFL Louie Panico's orchestra. WENR Kind's Jesters. 10 :30 W-G-N Freddy Martin's orchestra. WMAQ Fort Pearson and Sandy Williams' orchestra.

WBBM Todd Hunter. WIND Hawaiian Melodies. WENR Eddie Varzos' orchestra. 10:45 WBBM Manhattan Music. 11:00 W-G-N Hemic Cummins' orch.MBSl.

WENR Henry Busse's orchestra. WMAQ King's Jesters. WIND Let's Dance. WBBM Guy Lombardo's orchestra. 11:15 WIND House of Peter McGregor.

WMAQ Streamline Revue. 11:30 W-G-N Fred Warings' orch. MBS. WENR Earl Mines orchestra. WIND Club Cabnna.

WBBM Ted Fiorito's orchestra. WMAQ King's Jesters. 11:45 WMAQ Blue Barron's orchestra. Midnight W-G-N Orrln Tucker's orchestra. WMAQ Eddie Varzos' orchestra.

WENR Louis Panico's orchestra. WIND The Night Watch. SATURDAY A. M. 12:15 WBBM Charlie Engel's orchestra.

1 1 :30 W-G-N Joe Sanders' orch. MBS. 1:00 W-G-N Wayne King's orch. MBS. John J.

Larson Funeral Rites Will Be Tomorrow Funeral services for John J. Lar son, 77 years old, 4415 North Ashland avenue, a resident of Chicago for 67 years, who died in the Lutheran Deaconess hospital on Tuesday, will be held at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 1732 Wilson avenue. Burial will be in Acacia Park cemetery.

Mr. Larson came to Chicago from Sweden when he was 10 years old. He was em ployed by the Peoples Gas, Light, and Coke company until his retirement 13 years ago. Surviving are his widow, Mary; two daughters, and three sons. Husband, Son Fly from Rio, Then Woman Dies New Lebanon, N.

Sept. 30. Special. Mrs. Charles Sherman Kaight 70 years old, died today of bronchial pneumonia two hours after her husband and son reached her bedside following an air dash of thousands of miles from South Amer ica.

They were notified Sunday in Rio de Janeiro. Mr. Haight is broker. R. E.

Duncan, Salesman, Dies; Two Sons in Chicago Quincy, 111., Sept. 30. Special. Rufus Edgar Duncan, 82 years old, died today at St. Vincent's home.

He had been a school teacher, but for the last twenty years was a traveling salesman for a local confectionery concern. Two sons, Lawrence Duncan and Kenneth Duncan, reside in Chicago. YOU RE TRAVELLIN' THE HARP "Boy. Today's Features Hugo L. Black is expected to explain his relation to the Ku Klux Klan in a broad- 11 caal uvei an uuee major networks from 8:30 to 9 lnrlr inn I eh with W-G-N, WBBM, WMAQ, WENR, andl' WCFL the local outlets.

Tonight's Tribune a d- lines and Quin. Ryan's sportcast will be heard at 8:15 p. m. "The One Million Dollar Wedding Day," a farce Eleanor Junge, k. will be presented the W-G-N and Olan Soule.

Mutual network dramatic show Curtain Time" at 9:30 o'clock tonight from the main studio. The show, produced by Blair Walliser, will feature Joan Winters, Ethel Owen, Olan Soule, Stanley Gordon, Ken Christie, and Mike Romano. At 7:15 p. m. Harold Stokes and the W-G-N dance orchestra will be heard in the Mutual Lifetime Revue," with Arthur Wright, tenor, soloist.

The Rev. Wilfred A. Rowell of the Hinsdale Union church will be the guest speaker on the W-G-N Midday Service at 12:35 p. m. Other features: 9 a.

m. Martha Crane and Helen Joyce. 10:15 Bachelor's Children. 11:15 Tom, Dick, and Harry MBS. 11:30 Quin Ryan's News Commentary.

Noon Bob Elson on State Street Bob Hawk to Be Interviewed. 1:15 Wife vs. Secretary. 2:15 Baseball Headliners and the Chicago Cubs and the St. Louis Cardinals' game.

Also on WCFL, WJJD, WBBM, and WCFL. ON OTHER STATIONS. 9:45 a. m. WMAQ Today's Children, with Fran Carlon, Les Tre-mayne, and Anne Seymour as guests.

7 p. m. WLS Varsity Show from University of Alabama. 7 WBBM Hammerstein Music Hall, with Clark Dennis as guest singer. 7 WMAQ Lucille Manners' con cert.

7:30 WBBM Hal Kemp and Alice Faye. 8 WLS Robert Ripley and B. A. Rolfe's orchestra. 8 WBBM Hollywood Hotel, with Gladys George and John Beal in "Madame Also Ken Murray and Oswald.

8 WMAQ Waltz Time, with Frank Munn. 9 WMAQ First Nighter Kilkenny Minstrel." 9 WBBM The Songshop, with Kitty Carlisle, Gus Haenschen's music, and Frank Crumit. 9:45 WENR The Story of Business Jewelry W. J. Buffington, Gordon Land, and Albert Ellenbogen.

11 WBBM Guy Lombardo's music. WLS Homemakers' hour. 2:15 W-G-N Art Kuhn, pianist. WBBM Meet the Missus. WJJD Ben Kanter.

WLS Homemakers' matine. WIND Tommy Ott. WMAQ Ma Perkins. 2 :30 W-G-N Lawrence Salerno and organ. WBBM Flanagrams.

WIND Bleacher Bug. WMAQ Vic and Sade. 2:40 W-G-N Baseball Headliners. WBBM Dugout Dope. WMAQ The O'Neills.

WLS Home Service club. 2:55 W-G-N Baseball: Chicago Cubs vi Ft. Louis Cardinals. Also on WBBM, WIND. WCFL, WJJD.

3:00 WMAQ Lorenzo Jones. WENR Club Matinee. 3:15 WMAQ The Guiding Light. 3:30 WMAQ Mary Marlin. WMBI Gospel Music.

3 :45 WMAQ The Road of Life. 4:00 WAAF Rhumba Beat. WMBI Jewish Sabath Service. WENR Neighbor Nell. WMAQ Tea Time Varieties.

4:15 WENR Music Circle. WMAQ-Jackie Heller. 4:30 WENR Choir Symphonette. WAAF Hog 'n' Harmony. WMAQ Josh Higgins of Finchville.

4:43 WENR Herman Middleman's orch. WMAQ Romance and Rhythm. WENR Al Vierra's Hawaiians. WBBM Tenth Inning. 6 W-G-N Swing It.

WMAQ Don Winslow. WBBM Every Woman. WCFL Tea Time. WJJD Baseball Scoreboard. WMBI Bible Quiz.

WENR, Junior Nurse Corps. WAAF Shadowland. 8:05 WIND Sports Review. 5 :15 W-G-N Accnrdiana. WMAQ While the City Sleeps.

WIND Cumberland Ridgo Runners WJJD sterling Young's orchestra. WCFL Barry McKinley. WENR Malcolm Clnire. WBBM Howard Numiller. ADVEKTISMENT.l sWntililtWBMWMl IZA NJ OH, you AND LIZA BOY.

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