CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: MONDAY. FEBRUARY 11. 1935. OSCAR MEYER, 59, AD PIONEER, WILL BE BURIED TODAY Developed Syndicate Idea in Newspaper Field. Funeral services for Oscar Meyer, president of the Meyer Both company, who died at the Grant hospital Saturday follow.
ing an operation, will be held this afternoon at the chapel at 5206 Broadway. Interment will be in Rosehill cemetery. Mr. Meyer, who was 59 years old. lived at 3500 Sheridan road.
Born in Chicago in 1876, Mr. Meyer was first associated wit his father in the retail clothing OSCAR MEYER. business. He studied commercial art at the Chicago Art institute and then with William C. Both, organized the Meyer Both company.
As head of this firm Mr. Meyer developed the syndicated advertising idea which has been an important factor in newspaper adver. tising in the last thirty years. He personally directed many famous advertising campaigns. The federal copyright act, which has been important in the development of the syndicate advertising business, was enacted largely through the efforts of Mr.
Meyer. Mr. Meyer is survived by his widow, Aimee Grauman Meyer; a son, Stanton M. Meyer, and a daughter, Mrs. Sidney Feuchtwanger, and three grandchil.
dren. He was an active member of the Chicago lodge, No. 437, of A. F. A.
and a member of Standard the club and the Ravisloe and Northmoor country clubs. DR. C. A. KRAUS AWARDED GIBBS SCIENCE MEDAL Dr.
Charles A. Kraus, professor of chemistry and director of chemical research at Brown university, has been awarded the Willard Gibbs medal of the Chicago section of the American Chemical society for 1935, it was announced yesterday. The award, one of the highest scientific honors bestowed in the United States, was given Dr. Kraus for his research on solvents. Departing from the usual method of chemical reactions in liquid solvents, Dr.
Kraus began his experiments with liquid ammonia upon his graduation from the University of Kansas in 1894. While his investigations have been conducted entirely in the field of pure science, their influence has extended to industry on many occasions. When tetraethyl lead in gasoline was found to prevent engine knock, Dr. Kraus was called upon to work out a method for quantity production and within three months evolved a process which is essentially the one still used. He is credited with much of the research work leading to the discovery of pyrex glass.
Dr. Kraus was born in Knightsville, in 1875. WIDOW OF JUDGE McGANNON DIES AT PONTIAC, MICH. Pontiac, Feb. Anna McGannon, matron of the Detroit House of Correction in Plymouth, and widow of Judge William H.
McGannon of Cleveland, who figured in a sensational murder trial in 1924, died here today. She was 57 years old. Mrs. McGannon was taken to St. Joseph Mercy hospital on Jan.
7 suffering from a lung infection. Her recovery was expected, according to her doctor, until she suffered a lung collapse this afternoon and did not survive. Judge McGannon was tried in Cleve land for the murder of Harold C. Kagy. slain in a brawl, but was acquitted the actual slaying.
However, a defense witness confessed she had been induced to change her story of the affair and the result was the indictment of the judge on a perjury charge. He served 19 months and was paroled because of ill health. Judge McGannon then came to Chicago, where he lived with his wife at 4527 Lake Park avenue. He died of a heart attack in 1928. Mrs.
McGannon is survived by two sisters, Mrs. John J. Lanoir of 7027 Clyde avenue, Chicago, and Mrs. Nellie Bryant of Cleveland. SEIZED AT WAKE OF ROBBER PAL AS N.
Y. GUNMAN Eugene Sullivan, 28 years old, was arrested here last night as one of the three bandits who engaged in a robbery in New York Feb. 2 in which his two companions were shot. Sullivan was seized at the home of Mrs. Thomas Bonner, 7255 Cottage Grove enue, during the wake for her son, William, one of the slain robbers.
Sullivan admitted his identity after police located his automobile in which ne had fled. The car bore bullet holes which had been covered over by grease. A squad of policemen under Lieut. John Tracy surrounded the home. They effected the capture of Bonner in the kitchen.
More than 500 persons had attended the wake. Sullivan admitted three other robberies in New York in which young Bonner had accompanied him. Thomas Bonner was slain in 1930. Earl "Big Earl" Herbert, south side gangster, was convictof the murder and sentenced to life v2 prison. Funeral Tomorrow for Dr.
John Wilford Stiers Funeral services for Dr. John Wil ford Stiers, Detroit physician, who died there Saturday of pneumonia, will be held here tomorrow afternoon in the Oak Woods cemetery chapel. Dr. Stiers was a a a a a a a a graduate of the Northwestern university college of medicine and was a captain in the 33d division during the war. He is survived by his widow.
Esther Danielson Stiers; a daughter, Louise Jane, and a sister, Mrs. Nellie Cran, Fort Collins, Colo. LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE: Fancy Meeting You Here! YESTERDAY MORGAN, THE OWNER I'LL SAY AND HERE'S IT IS A LISTEN, OLIVER- NOPE- I'M OF THE SHACK, CAME WITH THE LAST TIME REMEMBER- IF PUNJAB-4 PLEASURE TO BULL PRETTY LOW HIS GIANT SERVANT TO EJECT SAW YOU I WAS IT HADN'T HAVE SEE THE FORGET AT THE GOOD OLD BE SO ANNIE AND BUT THAT BURMA- TIME IN BEEN FOR YOU I THOUGHT OF HIM, GREAT SAHIB, YOUR INFERNAL MOMENT, SHOULD HEADEDWAIT- WHAT IS THIS NEVER WOULD WHEN SAW WARBUCKS, PRIDE AND MOVE HENRY- I'LL REMEMBER, HAVE GOTTEN THOSE GIANT AGAIN- UP TO THE BIG ACCEPT THE HENRY OUT OF THAT LOAN OF THIS TRACKS HOUSE WITH MEOLIVER, YOU HENRY MORGAN! JUNGLE ALIVE- SHACK, BUT OLD RHINO SHOULD HAVE THAT'S' ALLI CAN'T GET GUESSED IT OVER FINDING WAS YOU, BUT YOU HERE- 1 DIDN'THAROLD GRAY 1935, by Chicago Newn Syndicate Inc. TODAY'S BROADCASTS FROM CHICAGO STATIONS CHICAGO WAVE LENGTHS. W-G-N-720 WJJD-1130 WIND-560 WLS-870 WBBM-770 WENR-870 WMBI-1080 WCFL-970 WGES-1380 WMAQ-670 WAAF-920 A.M.
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WLS-Homemakers' hour. Mrs. E. Sweeny, 81, Dies; Evanston Rites Tomorrow Funeral services for Mrs. Emma Sweeny, 81 years old, 408 Lake street, Evanston, widow of George C.
Sweeny, owner of the United Warehouse company, died at the Evanston hospital yesterday after an illness of several months. Funeral services will be held in the chapel at 1610. Maple avenue, Evanston tomorrow afternoon. FRAN BARDON, 54 years old, 4452 Ellis avenue, an investigator for the board of election commissioners, was found dead yesterday, apparently of heart disease, in a room of the Graymont hotel, 1032 East 46th street. FRANK COHN, 67 years old, 4139 North St.
Louis avenue, a retired lumberman, died yesterday in the Oak Park hospital after suffering a stroke of apoplexy in a cemetery in Forest Park, where he was visiting a grave. Truck Driver Knocks Out Burglar with Flower Pot An accurately wielded flower pot in the hands of a truck driver subdued and led to the capture of a colored bandit who attempted to loot the Salvation Army warehouse, 821 East 41st street, last night. The burglar, George Bird, 27 years old, had loaded two trunks with clothing donated to the army when he was surprised by Berger Nelson, 31 years old, of 819 East 41st street, who drives a truck which collects donations. Nelson seized a nearby flower pot and hurled it with neat aim at Bird's head. Bird was knocked unconscious.
FORMER REALTY BROKER HANGS SELF IN HOTEL Charles G. Wheatcroft, 65 years old, 6885 Lakewood avenue, a former real estate broker, was found hanged last night in a room at the Morrison hotel which he engaged several days ago. The broker had used a piece of clothes line to end his life. A note found in the room blamed real estate dealers and receivers for his act, charging they forced him to the wall. Police learned he drew his last.
$25 from the bank Jan. 27. There was 12 cents in his pockets. On Oct. 12, 1933, his wife, Mrs.
Ella Wheatcroft, who was blind, shot and killed herself in their apartment, then at 6011 Berenice avenue. She had been in ill health. HANGS SELF IN JAIL. Anna, Feb. Miller, proprietor of a novelty shop, hanged himself in the county jail last night where he had been taken earlier in the evening for a minor infraction of the law.
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DEATH NOTICES In Memoriam. ECKMAN- Victor Eckman. In fond memory of our dear step father, who passed away one year ago. HAZEL AND ELEANOR. A GASSON Gasson.
In memory of our beloved father, who passed away 22 years ago today. LOVING SON AND DAUGHTER. KUNZ-Jan Fishleigh Kunz. In fond and memory of our dear mother, who passed away seven years ago. LOVING DAUGHTERS AND SONS.
SASSO-Gelsomina Sasso, Feb. 11. 1926. In loving memory. YOUR DAUGHTERS.
Fraternal Notices. BEEHIVE LODGE. NO. 909. A.
F. A. M. -lsaac Grossman, funeral Monday, 2 p. of at chapel.
3021 Fullerton-av. Interment of Austria Hungarian cemetery, Waldheim. Members please attend. LOUIS. R.
APPLETON. Master. JOSEPH A. BERKMAN, Secy. ALEXANDER-Myron B.
Alexander of 9828 Feb. 8. 1935. beloved busband of Anna Anderson Alexander. stepfather of Mrs.
Nina Jacobi. John W. Anderson and Mrs. Helen McCoy. Services at chapel.
63d and Harvard. Tuesday, Feb. 12, 1 p. m. Interment Oak Hill.
ANDREWS- Burritt Andrews. Feb. 8, 1935, husband of Jane Van Etten Andrews. brother of Mrs. Robert W.
Gibbs of CoJumbia, S. C. Funeral services 1:30 p. Monday, at his home. 847 Evanston.
Ill. Interment at Lombard, Ill. BARDON-Frank M. Bardon, suddenly, brother of Thomas, William. Eugene, Mrs.
Elizabeth Byrne, Therese. Catherine, and Rhea, and the late George D. and Edward M. Funeral Tuesday, Feb. 12.
at 10 a. m. from residence, 4452 to St. Ambrose church. Interment Calvary.
BARRON-Ida Barron, Feb. 10, of 5736 beloved mother of Katherine, Jane. and Lucille. Funeral services Wednesday, 3 p. at funeral home.
5200 N. corner of Foster. Interment Rosehill. BELL--John A. Bell, beloved husband of the late Josephine O'Leary Bell, fond father of John L.
and the late Edward. Funeral Tuesday, Feb. 12, at 9 a. m. from funeral home, 103 at to St.
Thomas Aquinas church. Interment Mount Carmel. BEUTELSPACHER--Mary Beutelspacher, nee Hanisch, late of 2100 beloved wife of the late Theodore. devoted mother of Carrie, Frieda, Myrtle, Amelia, Theodore, and the late Charles, Jennie, and Herbert Beutelspacher, dear grandmother of ten grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday.
Feb. 13, at 2 p. at funeral home, 3026 Belmont-av. Interment Waldheim cemetery. Member of Court Unity, No.
2, C. F. L. Frauen Verein, Banner Wohl. Verein, Gross Park Damen Verein, honorary member of Platt Deutsche Gilde, Lake View.
No. 3. BOECKER-Augusta Boecker. beloved wife of the late William, fond mother of Anna Boehm and Edward Boecker, dear grandmother of Edna A. Walter, Ruth Boehm, William and Margaret Boecker.
Funeral Wednesday. Feb. 13. 2 p. at funeral home, 5308 Belmont.
Burial Concordia cemetery. Please omit flowers. BOWEN-Emma G. Bowen. wife of S.
F. Bowen, aunt of Sister Frances Agnes, C. S. Sister Jean Marie, R. S.
and Mrs. Lorena A. Kohiman. Funeral Tuesday, Feb. 12.
at 9:30 a. from residence, 5421 to Our Lady Help of Christians church. Interment Calvary cemetery. BROWN Brown. Feb.
8. 1935. age 79 years. Funeral at, 4724 Monday, 2 p. m.
Burial Oak Woods cemetery. CHRISTIA Louise Christian, Feb. 9, 3153 beloved wife of Joseph. mother of Nick, Frank, Peter, Mary Angerami. Theresa Armata, Josephine Maher.
and Louise Heintzelman. Funeral Wednesday. from funeral home. 2917 S. 9:30 a.
to Sancta Maria Incoronato church. 218 10 a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery. DEADY Mullins Deady, beloved wife of John.
fond mother of John, Patricia, and infant James. daughter of Jeremiah and Hannah Mullins, sister of Joseph Mullins. Funeral Tuesday, Feb. 12, at 9 a. from late residence.
5724 S. to St. Clare of Montefalco church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. DIRSCHMID -Anna Dirschmid.
nee Waska, Feb. 9. 1935: beloved wife of Edward J. Dirschmid. dear sister of John Waska, Emma Dirschmid, Clara Washick, Julia Barrett, and Louise O'Connell.
Funeral Tuesday. Feb. 12. at 2 p. at late residence.
1510 S. Washtenaw-av. Interment Bohemian National cemetery. Information call Lawn. 4747.
DOBSON-James Dobson, beloved husband of the late Rebecca, nee Greasley, fond father of Emmy Ayer, Beatrice Roth. and the late Mabel, dear brother of George Dobson. Funeral Tuesday. Feb. 12.
at 3 p. m. at chapel. 3905-07 Lincoln-av. Interment Roschill.
DVORAK-Frank A. Dvorak. beloved husband of Catherine, fond father of Edward, George and William Dvorak, Anna Novak, Emily Smith, Albina Kolb. Ella Drendle. Agnes Lenihan, Mildred Killion, and the late Mary Orminski: beloved son of Rosalie Dvorak, fond brother of Rosalie Vogelmen and Lillian Garraughty.
Funeral Tuesday from late residence, 2243 S. at 9 a. to St. Agatha church. Interment St.
Adalbert'e. EXCELL-Sarah Jenkin Excell. Feb. 9. 1935, of Hinsdale.
wife of Fred 0. Excell, sister of Mrs. H. H. Freeman of Oshkosh, and Miss Amy Jenkin of Hinsdale, Ill.
Remains at chapel. 415 W. 63d-st. Funeral Tuesday. Feb.
12. 2:30 p. from chapel to Mount Hope. FAUROT-Dorothea Somerville Faurot, wife of Henry Faurot mother of Henry Robert Somerville and Alys Maude Faurot. Services Monday.
Feb. 11, 2 p. at residence, 1358 N. State-st. GOODING-Elizabeth A.
Gooding. of 2707 beloved wite of William fond mother of Frank and the late William. Funeral services at chapel, 2906 Tuesday, Feb. 12 at 2 p. m.
Interment Rosehill. GRIFFITHS--Katherine Heurtley Griffiths at Presbyterian hospital, Feb. 10, beloved wife of Capt. David W. Griffiths of the corps of engineers, U.
S. army, mother of Marvian and Richard Heurtley Griffiths, daughter of the late Arthur Heurtley and Grace Crampton Heurtley, sister of Richard Heurtley of New York City. Funeral Wednesday at 8:30 a. m. at 540 Interment Rock Island, Ill.
DEATH NOTICES neral chapel, Mount the niches. and ter's day. church. Yards the neral St. Adolph.
tine cral loved funeral beloved Fred the ment please wife 9:30 ment 6220. the and Mrs. ices Feb. Bert Feb. W.
of a. of A. Gurnea, of 7317 beloved husband of Minnie. FuTuesday, Feb. 12, at 3 p.
m. at 7350 Cottage Grove-av. Interment Hope. HALE-Joseph F. Hale, beloved husband of late Esther, brother of Elizabeth Gillespie, James Hale, Mrs.
Helen Jenand the late Esther 0'Loughlin Catherine Hale. Funeral from sisresidence 8145 S. TuesFeb. 12, at 9 a. to St.
Sabina Interment Mount Olivet. Call 4765. HERBERT-Katherine Herbert, of daughter Mrs. of late Caroline Herbert, sister A. Clermont, aunt of Frank H.
Bermier. FuTuesday. Feb. 12, at 9 a. from residence, 5942 Midway Park, Austin, to Lucy church.
Interment Mount Carmel. Herman, beloved mother of Tillie. Fannie. Rachel. Anna, JusHERMAN-Zlata and Mary, grandmother of 14.
FunMonday, 2 p. at chapel, 3600 Roosevelt-rd. Interment Waldheim. HILLIKER-John R. Hilliker, aged 10.
beson of Edith Hilliker. a Funeral at home, at Maywood, Tuesday, Feb. 12 at 2 p. m. Interment Waldheim.
K. Irvine, at Lemont, IRVINE-Fred husband of Bertha, fond father of Benjamin, Marianne, and Louisa. Wednesday, Feb. 13. 2 p.
at Funeral church at Lemont, Ill. InterM. E. at Fairmount. Louisville, papers copy.
KIMMET-Johannah Kimmet, nee Clifford: of the late Dr. William A. Kimmet, mother of Elizabeth, Florence, and Mrs. William G. Murray.
Funeral Wednesday. from her late residence, 6942 a. to St. Jerome church. InterCalvary.
Information, Briargate MRS. DOROTHEA FAUROT IS DEAD; FUNERAL TODAY Mrs. Dorothea Somerville Faurot, wife of Henry Faurot died yesterday in her home at 1358 North State street, after an illness of a year. She was 45 years old. Mrs.
Faurot had been prominent in society. She was interested in a number of charities and was a member of the board of directors of St. Luke's hospital. Surviving are her husband, who is vice president of the Western Felt works, and MRS. FAUROT.
DOROTHEA EA three children, Henry Robert Somerville, and Alys Funeral services will be held this afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at the home. Interment will be in the Forest Home cemetery in Riverside, in which suburb Mrs. Faurot lived before her marriage. WIFE OF CAPTAIN GRIFFITHS DIES; ILL TWO MONTHS Mrs. Katherine Heurtley Griffiths, 39 years old, wife David W.
Griffiths, United States army, died yesterday at the Presbyterian hospital, where she had been ill for more than two months. She was born in Oak Park. daughter of the late Arthur Heurtley, for. mer secretary of the Northern Trust company. Capt.
Griffiths is attached the stat of Lieut. Col. Donald H. Connolly, army engineer of the Chicago river and harbors district. Funeral services for Mrs.
Griffiths will be held Wednesday at 540 Stratford place, of Mrs. Clement Studebaker cousin of Mrs. home, Griffiths. The body will be taken for burial to Rock Island, former home of Mrs. Griffiths' family.
CHASE CAR THIEF SUSPECTS A MILE; FIRE HALTS ONE AUTOMOBILE THEFTS. Automobiles stolen, 22; recovered, 17; stripped, police records for :4 hours ending at midnight Saturday I. Kevin Leonard, 23 years old, West 51st place, was arrested, day after pafk police chased him two companions in stolen bile for more than "a mile south side streets. Police fired on car several times. and the trio doned it at South Park avenue 58th street.
Leonard surrendered, his associates fled. Leonard was tified as one of two men who in the day beat and robbed Brillis, 439 Normal parkway, a er. The holdup victims are to Leonard. Three to Ease a 816 yesterand automothrough the abanand but idenearlier Louis waitview in Three Modern Scientific REMEMBER 1. Crush and stir 3 BAYER Aspirin Tablets in glass of water.
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If Aspirin you have Tablets. a cold, Drink take full 2 glass BAYER of water. Repeat if necessary according to directions in package. News of the Radio Stations TODAY'S FEATURES ON W-G-N. Two new variety programs will have their radio debut on W-G-N toda y.
At 1:30 o'clock Paradise Time," with Faith Palmer, hold expert, will De presented bringing to the air mirth, melody and useful infor. mation. At 6:30 o'clock the "Musical Frolic," turing vocal and instrumental soloists and nounced by Pierre Andre, will have its Another feature is The Morning PIERRE ANDRE. Service Club program heard from 7 o'clock to 8:45, presenting music with time signals and temperature readings at five minute intervals, Other features: 9:15 a. Lu 'n' Em, the Chatter Queens of Radio.
10:45 a. Painted Dreams," a dramatic show. 6:45 p. Ryan's "66" teur Show," an opportunity today for the radio artist of tomorrow. 7 p.
The Lone Ranger," a western, drama. Comedy Stars of Holly. wood," with Brown and Lavelle. 9:10 p. The Mardi Gras," with the W-G-N dance orchestra, directed by Harold Stokes, and featuring Dorothy Lohrman, 9 year old impersonator; Lawrence Salerno, Dorothy Miller, the Doring Sisters, and the Four Knaves.
Midnight-" The Midnight from the Blackhawk with Art Jarrett's orchestra and guest artists. ON OTHER STATIONS. 5:15 p. anniversary, Dr. Robert A.
Millikan. 6:30 p. Aces. 7 p. Garber's Supper Club, with Dorothy Page and Lee Bennett.
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Half Caste Woman." with Arthur Jacobsen, Doug. las Hope. and Phil Lord. p. Northerners, with Herma Clark on "First Ladies of the Land." House ensemble.
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ensemble. WIND -Charlie Ostrow songs. WBBM-Milton Charles, organist. Baker, Home Economies. -Charles Johnson.
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Women's clubs; Mrs. F. R. Lufkin. WENR-Betty and Bob.
WIND-Ted Black's orchestra. WBBM-George Devron's orchestra. Romance of the WMAQ-Home forum. Taylor, soprano. and Sade.
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WMAQ-Ken Sparson ensemble. WAAF-Dorothy Adams. WENR-Ma Perkins. Life of Mary Sothern." WMAQ-Dreams Come True. WCFL-Concert ensemble.
Moments. ALABAMA TEACHERS THREATEN STRIKE AS SHERIF FORBIDS ACT Grove Hill, Feb. county's 6,500 school children went to bed tonight not knowing whether their bells for schools will ring tomorrow or not. Spokesmen for the 250 teachers, who say they have not been paid in two months, said there would be no classes. Sherif Sam Cleiland said classes would be held as usual.
The sherif, acting on instructions relayed through probate Judge Coma Garrett from Gov. Bibb Graves, said the county's 250 teachers could hold a meeting called for tomorrow. but declared he would arrest any one attempting to interfere with the regular opening of classes. IDEAS FOR THE HOME HOSTESS WGN 9:00 A. M.
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WMAQ-Alice in Orchestralio. WJJD-Pickard Family. WBBM-Brothers' club. Hassmer, baritone. WEDC-Mildred Fitzpatrick.
WMAQ-Stamp WENR-Rhythm Ramblers. -Russ Perkins. WBBM-Dick Tracy. Melodies. WJJD -Polish program.
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WIND Herb Howard, songs. WMAQ-Tom Mix. WCFL-Jack Elder. Singing Lady, WIND Uncle Bob's club. WMAQ-Three Sisters.
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WENR-Desert Kid. WMAQ-The Grenadiers. Allen's Art Adventures. WIND German music. Panico's orchestra.
WMAQ-Child Labor Amendment. WIND WENR-Amos Townsend 'n' Plan, talk. Andy. and Abner. WBBM-Just Plain Bill.
WENR-Plantation Echoes. WCFL Orchestra. WMAQ-Black Chamber Stories. WJJD-Handicapper. of the Musical Frolic." WJJD-Suppertime Frolic.
WIND-Polish music. WMAQ-' Easy Aces." WBBM-Buck Rogers. WENR-Red Davis. WCFL-Hot Stove league. Ryan's 66 Amateur Night.
-Boake Carter. WENR-Dangerous Paradise. WMAQ-Uncle Ezra. Ranger. WIND--Community program.
-Bohemian revue. WBBM -Diane and Her Life Saver. WMAQ-Richard Himber's orchestra. WLS -Jan Garber'9 Supper club. C.
Hill. WIND-Sam Taylor. Jarrett's orchestra. WCFL-Della Mathan, songs. WBBM -Kate Smith's revue.
WMAQ-Glady's Swarthout. WIND -Detective story. -Slovak Melodies. WLS-Carefree Carnival. Northwestern 0." Prof.
Frank Gucker. WCFL-Johnny O'Hara. Dance orchestra. WMAQ-Harry Horlick's orchestra. WBBM-Kostelanetz's orchestra.
WIND-Ashman's orchestra. WLS-Minstrel show. Stars of Hollywood. WCFL-Virginia Clark. WIND-Voice and Violin.
Weems' orchestra. WENR-Princess Players. WCFL-Si Perkins. WMAQ-Otto Harbach Musical. WIND-Umbrian Glee club.
WBBM-The Big Show. Coasters' orchestra. Tribune. -Little Jackie Heller, tenor. -Wayne King's orchestra.
WIND--Ray Nichols' orchestra. WMAQ-Contented program. 9:10 Mardi Gras. orchestra. Radio forum.
WBBM -Doris Loraine songs. WIND--Boxing Bouts. WMAQ-Northerners. Weems' orchestra. WBBM-Chicago, The Boy Scouts.
Horan. WCFL--The Grummits. WMAQ-Sports. WBBM-Myrt and Marge. WENR-Amos 'n' Andy.
Dream Ship. WBBM-Gus Aruheim's WCFL-Jack Denny's "orchechratra. Crawford. Jarrett's orchestra. WENR-Hootinghams.
WBBM-Arnheim's orchestra. WIND -Cuban Boys. WMAQ-St. Louis symphony. Kay's orchestra.
WMAQ-Henri Gendron's orchestra. WCFL-Coburn's orchestra. Coasters' orchestra. Calloway's orchestra. Fisher's orchestra.
Davis' orchestra. WENR-Olsen's orchestra. Weems' Coasters' orchestra. WBBM -Joe Haymes' orchestra. WIND--Pentecostal church.
WENR-Kassel's orchestra. Weems' orchestra. MAQ-Berger's orchestra. Midnight- Midnight Flyers. WBBM-Carrol Dickerson'! orchestra WMAQ-Henri Gendron's orchestra.
WENR-Stan Myer's orchestra. Voice of Love. Elizabeth McDaniel, 99, Sangamon Pioneer, Is Dead Springfield, Feb. father McDaniel, 99, whose great grandand great grandmother took part in the revolutionary war. died today at her home in Buffalo, near here.
She had lived in Sangamon county fo 97 years. Her greatgrandfather, Robert McDaniel, served three years under Washington. Sir Harry C. Lambert Dies; British Colonial Official LONDON, Feb. Henry Charles Lambert, who formerly held several posts in the colonial office, died today.
He was 66. "EASY ACES" Tonight 6:30 P. M. WMAQ Every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at 6:30 P. M.
BY LARRY WOLTERS. "Your Lover" is back on the air. And if that is not enough, a new entertainer, The Voice of Love," is to make his first appearance over WBBM from 1 a. m. to 1:30 tonight.
"Your Lover," in case you have forgotten, presents a man who offers his devotion to any woman within earshot of the loudspeaker. Before he goes into his crooning act he invites the girls to cuddle up close to the radio a to make it seem more intimate. The present Your Lover' is one Jonathan Doolittle, who does his stuff over WINS, New York. The other one, heard on NBC last season, was Frank Luther, who apparently didn't the hearts of the ladies enough to persuade his sponsor to continue his career as an ethereal Casanova. The new Voice of Love' more than speak of love.
Five nights a at 1 a. m. he plans full fledged serenade with songs, poetry ac and rhapsodic music to beguile lonesome ladies. Mary Pickford will play her best known movie when she appears in "Daddy Longlegs" Wednesday evening. Blanche Yurka, Peggy Wood, Elsie Janis, Guy Bates Post, Edmund Gwenn, and other headliners of the stage will participate in the annual Drama League show over NBC at 10:15 Friday evening.
Stars of the WLS Barn Dance show are to appear at the benefit for the Chicago Boys' club at Belmont theater this evening. Here's one of those incredible yarns that bob up in radio every now and then. concerns Sam Hearn, who plays the part of Schlepperman in the Jack Benny show. The Schlepperman characterizations, it seems, brought the wrath of an attorney by the name of Schlepperman. The genuine Mr.
however, was appeased when Hearn called on him and retained him as his attorney. Mr. Hearn also appears on the Penthouse Party' program as one J. Pierpont Fox. Recently, according to the story, a J.
Pierpont Fox turned up to object. So Mr. Hearn deployed Lawyer Schlepperman to cool off Mr. Fox. First commercial program ABC gets going at 7:30 tonight with WIND as outlet.
It's a detective mystery series. Three hundred police across the nation have been invited to sit in and send their criticism the sponsor. When Mrs. Roosevelt opens her new series Friday she will describe A Typical Day at the White House." Office Building Missing; Hollywood Police Hunt Hollywood, Feb. automobile sales agency erected a nice one room office building on Holly.
wood boulevard, painted it white, and put a tar paper roof on it. Last night some one apparently loaded it on a truck and hauled it away. The police are looking into the matter. Simple Steps Sore Throat Minutes Method Wonderfully Easy PICTURES HERE TERE'S a safe, modern and effective way to relieve sore throat. A way that eases the pain, rawness and 1 irritation in as little as two or three minutes! Millions are now following this way.
Doctors are advising it. Try it. Results are quick and amazing. Simple To Do All you do is crush and stir 3 BAYER Aspirin Tablets in a third of a glass of water. Gargle with it twice--as pictured here.
(If you have signs of a cold, take BAYER Aspirin tablets and drink plenty of water.) Get real BAYER Aspirin Tablets for this purpose. They disintegrate completely enough to gargle without leaving irritating particles. BAYER Aspirin prices have been decisively reduced, so there's no point now in accepting other than the real Bayer article you want. NOW Bayer Tablets Prices on Genuine Buyer Aspirin Radically Reduced on All Sizes. KINER-Godfreid Peter Kiner of 6511 Feb.
8, 1935. husband Elizabeth Kiner, father of Charles late John Kiner, Mrs. Richard Fokkens, Neely and W. P. Kiner.
ServAnna at chapel, 63d and Harvard, Tuesday, 2 p. m. Interment Mount 12. at Greenwood. LICHTENSTEIN- Carrie Lichtenstein, beloved the late Simon, dear mother and Ralph, at Los Angeles, Feb.
10. Funeral notice later. LUCAS-Emily Lucas, Feb. 9. 1935; wife Henry Lucas, mother of Ella, Arthur, and Vincent.
Resting at, and from funeral home, 318-320 N. Austin, Monday, 2:30 p. to Forest Home. MANN-Celia Mann, 1461 E. aunt Martha, Mae, and Milton Blacker, and sister of the late Max Mancoffsky.
Funeral Monday, Feb. 11. at 2 p. from chapel, 3654 W. to Star of the West cemetery.
-Mary Manning, beloved mother MANNING- A. Manning. Services at residence, 5100 W. Tuesday, 12. 1935, 10 a.
m. Interment Elkhart, Ind. -Margaret McElligott, 1478 Feb. 9. 1935, wife of the mother of John and James.
Funeral James, from chapel, 63d and Harvard, Tuesday, Feb. 12, at 9 a. to St. Brendan church. Interment at St.
Maria's. McKENNA-Michael J. McKenna, beloved Margaret, nee Hartnett, and the Dennis, fond brother of John McKenna. Wednesday, Feb. 13.
from his Funeral residence, 6345 S. at St. Theodore church. Burial to Olivet. Information, Prospect 3889.
Mount -James Mitchell, beloved brother Mary and the late John J. Mitchell. of County Kildare, Ireland. Funeral Native from chapel, 7705 Cottage day, 9 a. to St.
Ambrose church, and Ellis-av. Interment Mount Olivet. O'NEILL--Thomas L. O'Neill, Feb. 10.
1147 N. beloved husband Eva Frennette O'Neill, fond father Thomas, Harvey, and Mrs. Evelyn Kurtz, brother of Michael, Mary, Margaret, Mrs. James A. Burke.
At funeral and home, 318-320 N. Austin. Wednesday, 9 a. to St. Angela neral church, Menard-av.
and Potomac-st. terment All Saints'. PAYNE-Thomas Payne, beloved husband Susie. fond father of Babe and of the Thomas Jr. loving brother of Mary ing.
Josephine Block, and Washington Payne, brother-in-law of Mrs. James Mr. and Mrs. George Millman. Funeral Wednesday, Feb.
13. 10:15 a. late residence, 1828 to St. venture church. Interment Mount cemetery.
Member of B. of L. F. E. Sheet Metal Workers' union, local Holy Name society of St.
Bonaventure. buque, and Canadian papers copy. POWELL-Sadie C. Powell, Battle Mich. Burial Tuesday.
-Martin J. Rabbitt, beloved band of Catherine, nee Grannan; father of John, the late Joseph, Ella, Mae, James, and William Rabbitt. Wednesday, 10 a. from residence, to St. Mel church.
Interment Calvary. Member of Holy Name society St. Mel parish. RIPPE-Mary J. Rippe, beloved mother Mable Rippe, Mrs.
George A. Adams Mrs. Arthur B. Sweet. Services at 2701 N.
Monday, at 3 p. m. terment Madison, S. D. ROBERTSON-Fred F.
Robertson, Feb. beloved busband of Lela Robertson, son Mr. and Mrs. I. M.
Robertson, six and one brother. Funeral services Feb. 12, at 2 p. at chapel, 5822 worth-av. Interment Oak Hill.
ROCKWELL-Mary Rockwell, late of N. beloved wife of Max Uhlig. Funeral services Tuesday, Irmscher, Mrs. Elsie Borner, Richard Rockwell, fond sister of Mrs. Ernestine p.
at chapel. 2742 Lincoln-av. ment Acacia Park cemetery. -Moses J. Sanders, late of 2259 fond brother of Etta stein, Joe, Julius, the late Alice Tauber, Daniels and Sidney.
Funeral Tuesday, 12, at 10:30 a. at chapel, 3021 ton-av. SCHAFFRATH Schaffrath. late 9426 Evergreen Park: beloved husband of Mary the late Susan fond of John, Henry, and Henrietta Hurn. al Tuesday, Feb.
12. at 9 a. funeral home, 7013 S. to Heart church. Interment St.
Marys. Stewart 0460. -Margaret A. Schmitt, formerly 1753 sister of the Mathias, Barbara, Peter and Mary De Funeral Tuesday, 9 a. m.
from the dence of her niece Mrs. George J. 5842 S. to St. Martin Interment St.
Boniface. SCHRAPS-Emil P. Schraps, beloved band of Minnie. nee Wagner, father Emil Edward, Alvin, and Mrs. trude Niebergall, grandfather of Services at funeral home, 1732 Tuesday.
2 p. m. Interment St. Luke's. STIERS--Dr.
John Wilford Stiers of troit. beloved husband of nee Danielson, fond father of Louise dear brother of Mrs. Nellie Cram of Collins. Colo. Funeral services Feb.
12, at 3 p. m. at Oak Woods chapel. Call South Chicago 0470. STOECKER-See Margarct A.
Schmitt STREU-William G. Streu, late of 4223 beloved son of Mrs. Streu and the late John Streu, fond of Clara, Margaret and the late Helen. rest in the funeral home, 3834-36 where services will be held 2 p. m.
Interment Montrose cemetery. SUTTER-Mary Sutter 9, at 637 W. beloved wife of late Louis, fond mother of Schneider and Marie Sutter and the James and Joseph Sutter, Mary and Eleanor Kane. Funeral Tuesday 9 a. to St.
Gabriel church. ment at Mount Olivet. Member of Gabriel court, W. C. 0.
F. Particulars Yards 0703. SWEENY-Emma H. Sweeny, Feb. 10, wife of the late George Cowell mother of Mrs.
C. A. Randolph. services 3 p. m.
Tuesday, at her 408 Evanston, Ill. private. WARDEN-Joyce Warden. Feb. 9, beloved wife of the late William, mother of Daniel.
Funeral services residence. 609 W. Tuesday, 2 Interment Cedar Park. WEISS-Abe Weiss, of 2116 W. age 62, beloved husband of Sadie, father of Walter, Rose Young, Lou, Catherine, and six grandchildren.
Tuesday, Feb. 12, at 12 noon, from 2235 W. Division-st. WOLF -Robert Nicholas Wolf, husband Mary Sullivan Wolf, father of Adam, ginia, Jean, Robert Roger. Charles, the late Mary Wolf, son of the late and Anna Enders Wolf, brother of Frank Gaskell, Louise, Herbert and late George A.
Wolf. Funeral 9:30 a. from his late residence. to Our Lady of Mount mel church. Interment Mount Carmel tery.
CARD OF THANKS. KNOTT-We wish to thank our many friends and relatives for the beautiful flowers and sympathy shown us during the illness and death of our beloved brother, Irwin Kncw. FOUR SISTERS. S. of of of late late son late late 9 Tues47th 1935, of Nonie Fu- In- of late Hack- Payne, from BonaCarmel and 115: Duplease Creek, husfond Nora, Funeral 3944 of of and chapel, In- 9: of sisters Tuesday, Went- 4317 James and 2 Inter- N.
GoldRay, Feb. Fuller- of dearly and father Funerfrom Sacred Call of late Wald, resiStocker, church. husof GerArlene, Esther, Jane, Fort Tuesday, cemetery, notice. N. Ottilie brother At Irving at Feb.
the Genevieve late Dunn at InterSt. 1935, Sweeny, Funeral home, Interment suddenly: fond at p. m. devoted Harold, Funeral chapel, of Virand Adam Mrs. the Tuesday, 359 Carceme-.
