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The Coolidge examiner., 1933-12-08
Better Breakfasts

livery country has its own
special foods, and one way to
vary your first meal of the
day is to take a leaf out of the
menu book Of some particular
land, and see how we'll it fits in
to the kind of breakfast you pre-
fer. Here is breakfast at which
you can close your eyes and
imagine that you are sitting in
picturesque little inn nesting on
a hillside grey-green with olive
trees stirring slightly under
drenching Spanish sun. But you'll
be sure to open them again to get
the last forkful of your portion of
this foreign breakfasts delicious
main dish.
Can't you imagine a scene like
the above and the delight of sit
ting there eating a breakfast like
the following:
The Coolidge examiner., 1933-12-08

the contents of one can of beam
hole vans and add one teaspoon
chopped onion, salt, pepper and
one and one-f0urth cups soft
crumbs. Form into croquettes and
roll in fine crumbs, then in one
Slightly beaten egg, and again in
crumbs. Let stand at least fifteen
minutes, then fry in deep fat
C39O') until brown.
cheese Sauce: Melt one table
spoon butter, add one tablespoon
-four, and stir smooth. Add seven
eighths cup milk slowly, stirring
until smooth and thick. Add one
half cup grated cheese, salt, pep
per and paprika, and cook until
the cheese is melted. Serve over
croluett.s, garnishing each with
4 slice of bacon Serves four.*
The Coolidge examiner., 1933-12-08

Baked AppIes ,0ith Cream
Cooked or Ready-tO-Eat Bran
Cereal
Spanish OmeIef
Toast Coffee
And here's the way to make the
main dish:
Spanish Omelet: Add two slices
onion, diced, one-half a green pep
per, sliced, and the sliced contents
of 4-ounce can of mushrooms to
two tablespoons olive oil, and cook
gently for five minutes. Add the
contents of a 10-ounce can of to-
matoes, season highly with salt
and pepper, and cook five to ten
minutes to reduce the bulk. Spread
over a six-egg French omelet, fold
over and turn out onto a hot plat
ter. Serve at once. . Serves six
The Coolidge examiner., 1933-12-08

THERE is one kind OF canned
beans. known rs bean hole
beans because they are
cooked in the same way as the
Maine lumberjacks bury and cook
them, which taste exactly like
these beans cooked outdoors. And
there's something about food
cooked outdoors which makes it
especially appealing during the
summer time. So here is a recipe
in which this kind Of bean is
used which viii store up enough
energy for many swims, hikes and
sets of tennis, TO say no,Ling of
numerous games Of golf.
Here's Energy for You
EoStos Bean Cro1ucifcs riih
Cheese Sauce and Bacon: Mash
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-27
Joe Judge
Is DOdger
Veteran Senator Signs On
With Brooklyn for
1893 Season.

By Times Special
NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-Joc Judge,
veteran first baSeman for many
years with Washington. accepted
terms and signed a 1888 contract
with the Brooklyn Dodgers today.
He batted .258 with the Senators
last year, but saw service IN only
eighty-two games, and is rated
netter hitter than the figures indl-
cate. He folded .997 in 1882.
Judge is highly regarded as a
fielding first sacker as we'll as
smart ball player. He will compete
with Del Bissonette for the first
string berth with the Dodgers. Bud
Clancy, another Brooklyn initial
sack performer, is expected to be
returned to the International
League.
Clancy is a light hitter and Bis
sonette was out Of action during
the entire 1882 campaign with in
juries, leaving a doubt about his
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-27
Wynne May
Take Berth
Auburn Mentor Doomed for
Michigan State Grid
lob.

By HifCd Press
CHICAGO, Jan. 27-The vacant
chairs set aside for professors OF
football at Michigan State and the
University Of Chicago are due TO be
filled shortly.
Out of the clouds of rumors which
have filled East Lansing and the
midway atmosphere lately, Clark
Shaughnessy of Loyola New Or
leans is mentioned as the successor
to Amos Alonzo Stagg at Chicago,
and Chef Wynne of Alabama Poly
technic is the latest to confer over
the Michigan State position, vacated
by Jimmy Crowley.
Wynne's connection with Mich
igan State is, apparently, more def
mite than Shaughnessy's connection
with Chicago. The former Notre
Dame star conferred Thursday with
Spartan officials at East Lansing
Thomas Metcalf, Chicagos new
athletic director. broke his 81
lence at Iowa State, where he is
finishing his term, and admitted
that Shaughnessy is one OF four
coaches being considered.
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Held Floral registered the only triple
the Pritchett alleys. S. and S. Service Sta
tlon being the victims Coca Cola. Blue
Point Service. Century Lunch, Cain Lunch
two to-one series with Bittrich Meats,
Vollmer Meats. Auto Equipment. Fishback
were rolled, Bisesi leading with SOB. Kagel
rolling COS and Scarborough. COZ.
Frank Argus cooled of somewhat over
night. but had enough left to roll 608 and
lead the L. s. Ayres League play. Team
action showed a triple win for Bannister
Shoe and Estate Range from Representatives,
and Belnard Shoes. and a two-game win
tag Washer from A. M. c. Shirts. Gruen
Watches and Knox Hats.
Lee Carmin. rolling with the star team
in the Printcraft League finished a 449
start with great 269 to total 7l8 and
lead the field by over 100 pins. Benefits
sos taking the runner-up position. With
Carmin's scores. the Star had an easy
time taking three from Thomas Rest G.
from Stafford Engraving and ROLES Print
ing. while Bingham Rollers lost two to
Pivot City Ink.
A two-to-one verdict was arrived at dur
ing the Federal League series at the Cen
tral, Field. Railway and COLLECTORS defeat
son, rolling with the Agent team, had the
leading. total Of SOS with games Of 2O1,
100 ana lo4.
New pins were the reason for the low
scores in the Fletcher Trust League. a
SAB count by Dittrich being high. Team
contests were decided two to one. Irving
ton, Main Office and West indianapolis
defeating West Michigan South Side and
Broad Ripple.
Two-out-of-three seemed to be a hobby
Thursday night, the Polar League games
also showing this result. Ice and Refrigera-
tors defeating Fuel and Coal,
Stevenson also Joined the 700 club, while
rolling in the Community League on the
Uptown drives his score being 708 with
games of 2l8 255 and 235. Barrett and
Mathews helped with counts of sos and
SOB and the Uptown Plumbing won two
from Fiftv-fourth Street Merchants. Good
hue rolled Gle for the losers.
Carl Mindach led Mason Dentists TO
clean sweep of their series over United
Dental with a score of Gil. Other games
resulted in an odd game victory for Up
town Barber Shop and Hurt Bros, Realty
from Pep-o-Malt and Uptown Cafe. Raw
lev rolled 673; Van Arsdale. GIT. Dawson,
cal. and Hover col.
Bill Sargent was really consistent dur
ing the Little Flower League series on the
Delaware drives rolling games of 207 2i3
and 2l3 a total of 633. to lead the Moor
man Coal team to a two-game win over
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-27
Eight Stars in
Title Swin1 Here

Eight contestants will compete in
the mems national junior breast
tsroke championship swim at the
Hoosier Athletic Club Saturday
night.
Entries were received from Cor
don Cornelius and Max Bridenthal
Of Chicago; Al Gilsdorf, Ohio State
captain; Fish" Miers, Bloomington:
Wayne Gallup. Terre Haute: Al
West, Ned Tilman and Louis Ma
hern, all Of H. A. c.
Baker Bryant, Columbus, O., and
William Deahl Ohio State. will
compete against five local SWIM
mers in the 100-yard middle states
free style championship meet.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-27
Close Deal
for Blues
KeySer and Speaker Buy
Kansas City A. A.
Ball Club.
Press

p = LHtttA lftHS
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Jan. 81
The Kansas City American Associa-
ton baseball club was sold today to
a syndicate headed by E. Lee Key
ser of Des Ndoines and Iris Speaker.
famous outfielder.
The Blues have been on the mar
ket since the close of the 1882 sea-
sson on account of the financial
embarrassment of George Muehle-
bach, owner and president for years
who built the modern park here
seating 10000.
1t is said Joe E. Brown, the movie
comedian. Will become associated
with Keyser and Speaker under the
new organization set-up. Keyser
will be president and Speaker will
be field manager. Brown probably
will serve as vice president.
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ST Joseph Boys Club lost to South Side
Buddies 25 TO 81. and defeated r and w.
Bulldogs in a defensive battle. is to 13.
Bows Club will get into action again
Sunday afternoon, preceded by girls
game. St Joseph Girls also will play the
CLUB plays Heath Flashes. Teams in the
1915 year old class desiring games, call
Ri. Sl59.
Holy Trinity, with fourteen victories in
seventeen starts, will play Flanner-
Buchanan five Sunday at Holy Trinity.
BriSnik, Bout and Radkovic from Cathe-
drel and Smerdel foot inch former
grade school star, are in the Trinity line
preSsiye lineup. with Modlin. Fischer and
Bright. leading the attack. Games are
wanted on home and home basis. st.
Philips. Irvington Trojans, Real SILK and
Lee and Jay. notice. Write John Wren.
lal North Haugh street, or call Belmont
c6T Is s % as cen4s cn Gsf 6ampsd
Emmanuel. 20 to Is; and Westminster drop
ped Zion. 2S to 90 in Central Christian
Church League games Wednesday night:
Next week. Emmanuel PLAYS Church of
Christ, Central Christian Bears take on
Zion and Central Cubs battle Westminster.
St. Philip A. c. downed Lee and Jay
Night HAWKS, 2s to 10, Thursday, in a
fast game at Saints gym, Chuck Clemens
and Hughes were best for the winners.
With Andrews outstanding for Lee and
Jay.
Brookside Red Devils battle Woodruff
Girls in the opening game of q cage pro-
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Independent and Amateur Notes

gram at woodruff Place Baptist gym to-
night Anderson Baptist A team opposes
team anu battles sS Woodrn CUBS Sf in other tits
The invaders are leading the league at
Anderson and have several former Andr-
son high school players in the lineup.
Woodruff Bears are pacing the east side
Sunday School League with nine wins
and no defeats.
Morris Street Girls desire q game for
Monday night at their gym. Mayer Chapel
and Woodsides, notice. Girls or boys
teams desiring games call DR.. 3O93R, ask
for Esther, between and 7 p. m.
Eli Lilly cagers nosed out Stockyards, 80
to 81. and Lilly Girls defeated Real Silk
Dragons. 1S to 10. in Wednesday night
tilts at Hawthorne gym. For games with
Lilly teams, call Harry Hefin, DR.. 2o2o-M
Stock Yards lost fast game Wednesday
night to Eli Lillys. 33 TO 81.
The Stock Yards B Team won from the
LaGrande Aces, IS to 25.
The Eli Lilly girls won from the Real
Silk girls, 10 to r.
Next Wednesday night the Stock Yards
teams will play Folks Milk and West New
ton at the Hawthorne gym.
South Side Juniors would like to arrange
games in the 17-year-old class. Can
DreXel 67l1-R.
Broadway Bears defeated Third Chris
tians. 20 to 8. Craig starred for the
winners with fourteen points.
indianapolis Ferndales downed United
Motor Service five in the Ross Smith
League in an interesting game. 90 to 20.
The Ferndales will play Dooley Hotshots
Sunday afternoon at Pennsy gym at
o'clock.
The Pals Club ave Of the Kirshbaum
center was defeated by the Kappa Alpha
team IS to 81. Ransdall and Wilde
starred for the winners while Klapper.
Hallowitz and Brody were best for the
Pals club. II toe 'hree overtime periods
for the Pals Gu, pc defeated The
former Notre Dame yer.
Second Evangelical desire games with
teams having access to a gym Church
teams notice. Call Drexel 1861, ask for
Harry.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-27
DouUn The Ten Pin Alleys
WITH LEFTY LEE

Linwood Service Station. Layman Tea
Room and Emerson Theater also Won M two tUo
three to Hashman Meat Market.
Fitzel is crashing the naples in fine
Stvle on the Hotel Antler alleys. another
600 total appearing for him during the
Elk League play when he rolled 642 to help
Burnett's league-lea ding $50 give the White
Furniture team triple win over Helden-
reich Floral. Bailey Insurance also h 5dt1
No 2. as Indiana Wheel and Rim and
La Fendrich won the rubber from Mobilgas
and Pr ,t No. Gomez won e ne sho"
Results in the Citizens Gas League
oh sb0d d On Roe ns skng from
Service. while Trucks. Screens and Sui
pilates were winning two from Tars. Am
monias and Holders.
The St Catherine League bows enioyed
their usual fun fest. Thoman Shoes. Thlele
Wizard Machine Weber Milk and Fashion
Dry Cleaners two out of three. owens
ds P B0 have Rs T mHed TIM ea he ead
total of 597 only to watch his team; the
Fountain Square Merchants. lose all three
games to Woirhage the Plumber.
t On 26e Re in his d sS
223 and 265 to total $40, and lead this
team to triple win over Piston Service.
Finishing his second game with five strikes
in a row. he started the third game with
nine more. total Of fourteen consecu-
tive strikes.
Ruff used 246 games to total 500 and
the Republic Creosote won two games from
Eagle Machine No. 2; L; Jacobs had sos
for Eagle Machine No. l, but these boys
rolled games at which their opponents Will
shoot later.
Sweepstakes play over the weekend
include 200 scratch singles for the st:
Philip A. c. alleys. This meet is limited
to members who roll in leagues on these
drives. At Pritchetts head pin tourna-
ment for both men and women will be
rolled, the men using the third floor
alleys as the fair pin spilers roll on the
second floor drives. The Illinois alleys
attraction will be a 215 singles event for
men over Saturday and Sunday and
mixed doubles Sunday night.
The city tournament will start on the
Uptown alleys, Saturday at p M, with
full squad of booster teams from the
Citizens Gas Co. The balance of the
play over the weekend will see B and c
teams in action Final play in the team
event will be held Saturday and Sunday
Feb. 4 and 5. after which the doubles
and singles events will start. To date
144 f1ve-man teams have entered with a
few scattered entries to be heard from.
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Four Remain in
Miami Net Play
BpUnifcd Press

BB United Press
MIAMI, Jan. 27.-The first four
seeded stars still were in the run
ming as they took a breather today
before Saturdays Semi-final round
of the Miami Biltmore au-South
tennis championships.
Bryant Grant Jr., Atlanta, Will
meet Cliff Suffer, New Orleans,
while George Lott, Chicago, takes
on Gregory Mangin. Newark.
Suffer defeated Berkeley Bell
Austin, Texas, 60, rs; Mangin de-
feated DR.. Eugene McAulifT, New
York, ga. 60; Lott whipped Carol
Turner, Miami, rs. 1-6, GO. and
Grant defeated Jay Cohn, Chicago
60, 6-3 in Thursdays play.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-27
BUTLER STARTS TRIP.

Ten members of the Butler U.
cage squad left today for Saltwater,
Okla, where the Bulldogs open
three-ga swing through the Mis-
souri, Valley conference.
Creighton, defending Valley
champion, will oppose the locals
on Monday and Washington U. is
Tuesdays foe at ST. Louis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-27
City Flashes
Test Muncie

Muncie Y. NJ. c. A. teams. the
famed MidgetS and Cardinals, state
title holder in the Glass B division,
Will play Indianapolis Flashes in
theeir annual rivalry games at
Dearborn gym Saturday night.
The jinx held by the Flashes over
the Midgets is long standing, Nun
Gle winning but one game on the
local court They tangle in an In
diana Junior Conference tussIe at
s p. m. The Cardinals-FlaShes B
game, also a Junior Conference tus-
sic. starts at : p. m. Cardinals de-
feated Flashes B in their state title
march last year. u S. Tires and
Rhodius tangle in third game
Saturday at p. m.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-27
GREGALACH TOPS FIELD

81 nltCd PTcSS
LONDON. Jan. 27.-Gregalach,
1929 winner, has been assigned top
weight of IT'S pounds for the Grand
National Steeplechase to be run at
Aintree next month, it was an
nounced today.
Forbra, 1882 victor, Will carry 163
pounds. Grakle. 1881 winner, and
Shaun Collin, who came home first
in 1880. will carry III and ITO
pounds, respectively.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-27
Hanford Scores
Triple on Turf

b. Times Special
NEW YORK. Jan. 27.-Buddy
Hanford. who was one of the lead
ing jockeys of 1882 with 146 tri-
umphs, scored a triple at Hialeah
park, Miami, Fla, Thursday. Two
of the youngsters winners were long
shots.
Monte Parke, the sensational
who is leading the jock
eys in the 1888 title races, scored
twice at the Playground, New Or
leans, boosting his total for the year
TO thirty-siX. far ahead of the field.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-27
Tue Yankees in
Canadian Meet

BIZ JHifcd Press
MONTREAL, Jan. 27.-TWo Cana
dams and two Americans were COM
petitOrs today as the Canadian COW
cred courts tennis tournament
swung into the semi-hnal round.
Marcel Rainville Of Montreal will
meet j. Gilbert Hall OF South
Orange, N. j., defending champion,
today, and Frank Shields of New
York will play Charles Leslie Of
Montreal.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-27
OAKS DROP HANOVER

BIZ Uuiicd Press
OAKLAND CITY, Ind, Jan. 81
After trailing through the first pc
Rod, Oakland City defeated Han
over, 30 to %, in a basketball game
here Thursday night.
Hanover started the scoring and
led Is to IA, at half time A rally
led by Shappel Daubenspeck. Hol-
len and Thomas shortly after the
second period started, put Oakland
City out in front.
Hanover used two full teams.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-27

ability to do a comeback. However,
Del is reported to be in sound phys
zeal condition again.
Judge was given permission by
Washington to negotiate with
Brooklyn and final conference to-
day resulted in the signing of a
contract.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-27

r Asst of the world famous Origi-
- nal Celtics-thats Pete Barry,
veteran of more than two thousand
cage battles over a stretch of eight
cen years in the pro game.
Six feet tall and weighing 1876
pounds, he is rated as one of the
greatest of hardwood FASTENERS. He
is back with the Cleveland Rose
blum Celtic team, which invades the
armory Sunday to battle the strong
local Katusky A. G.
His teammates also are we'll
known to cage fans-Dave Banks,
midget flash; Dutch Denert, master
Of the pivot play; speedy Nat
Hickey, Joe Papchick and Pat Her
lihy. Sundays action here opens
at 3:15 p. m.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-27
|. U. ATTENDANCE UP

BIZ United Press
BLOOMINGTON. Ind, Jan. 81
Attendance at the first five basket
ball games at Indiana university
showed an increase of 1.106 over. the
same number of games last year,
l.. L. Fisher, ticket manager, an
nounced today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-27
LIGHT is REINSTATED

D 7 TUTts NUtIIUI
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 27-Virgil
LIGHT, veteran Minnesota guard,
suspended recently for breaking
training, has been reinstated by
Coach Dave Mcmillan on the re-
quest of his teammates.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-27
PING PONG PLAY OPENS

With thirty-three outstand>>-
FASTENERS entered, play opened to-
day in the first round of the state
ping pong title tourney at L. S.
AyreS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-27

Indianapolis Wanderers defeated Bean
blossom five. SO to 25. and would like to
book games with city and state teams
having access to gyms. Call Lincoln $685.
or write w. s. Cooper 34S Woodrow ave-
nue..
Central Avenue. leading the Indiana
polls District Epworth League, defeated
Fountain street, Al to IS in Wednesdays
dropped Center Edgewood 81 to "a. and
Roberts Park nosed out Castleton "a to
% Tearue standings.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-27

indianapolis FerndaleS downed United
League in an interesting game, 90 to 20.
The Ferndales will play Dooley Hotshots
Sunday afternoon at Pennsy gym at /
clock.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-27

TTAVE you a little axiom in your
i L home? one Of the best
known aXioms in HoOsier scholas-
tic basketball is that you can't beat
good team three times hand run
ming
Logansport humbled Kokomo
twice this season. In the third
meeting last week, Kokomo reversed
the order
Tech has bounced Shortridge
twice this year. Well, what do you
think2
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-27

Ruff used 246 games to total 500 and
the Republic Creosote won two games from
Eagle Machine No. Q. L. Jacobs had sos
for Eagle Machine No. l, but these boys
rolled games at which their opponents will
shoot later.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-27

Broadway Bears defeated Third Chris
tians. 20 to s. Craig starred for the
winners with fourteen points.
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orr The
Blackboard
BY VERN BoxELL

INDIANAPOLIS teams are in the
Il spotlight again this week.
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two-to-one verdict was arrived at dur
ing the Federal League series at the Cen
trail Field. Railway and Collectors defeat
ing Revenue. Agents and Post Office. Will
son. rolling with the Agent team, had the
leading total Of sos with games of 2O1,
1913 and 1871.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-27

Two-out-of-three seemed to be a hobby
Thursday night. the Polar League games
also showing this result. Ice and Refrigera-
tors defeating Fuel and Coal
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-27

New pins were the reason for the low
scores in the Fletcher Trust League a
SAB count by Dittrich being high. Team
ton Main Office and West indianapolis
defeating West Michigan. South Side and
Broad Ripple.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-27

games in the 17-year-old class. Can
arrange for gym on half cost basis. Call
DreXel 6711-R
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- 1000 Pure Pennsylvania Med
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49, ! - there is no better at any price. Heo0
Evening star., 1933-08-11
BEQuEATHS ESTATE
TO wife AND CHILD
John H. Dwight Leaves Widow
Three-Fourths and Daughter
Remainder.

Mrs. John H. Dwight of Washing
ton. whose husband died last month
in Omer, Mich, Is beQueathed his
personal effects and three-fourths OF
the residue of his estate, formally
valued at more than 100000" under
terms of his will filed for probate yes
terday in Surrogate's Court at New
York.
Mr. Dwight, former General Motors
executive, who retired six years ago,
left the income from the remaining
fourth of the estate to his daughter,
Mary Isabel Dwight, also of Wash
ington. Upon the death of either the
daughter or mother, the survivor Is to
receive the entire income for life, ac-
cording to an Associated Press dispatch.
The Dwight family has resided in
Washington since Mr.. Dwight's retire.
For the past several years they had
Travelled extensively abroad, keeping an
apartment at the Shoreham Hotel.
Plans for Miss Dwight's formal debut
at the Mayflower Hotel during the COM
ing Christmas season were cancelled fol-
lowing her fathers death.
Mr.. Dwight left bequests of $10,0G0
each to sister-in-law, Mrs. Mabel M
White, and two nephews, Richard Gard
Frank White, all Of Ann Arbor, Mich
and an employe, Martha Z. Hagen Of
East Tawas, Mich. ~
Dwight created a $2,4oo life annuity
for his mother, Mrs. Mary B. Dwight Of
New Canaan, Conn, and 81 800 life an
nuities for his aunt, Mrs. Beele B
Chapman Of Pasadena, Calf, and hi,
sisters, Elizabeth B,s Dwight Of Fort
Worth, Tex, and MrS. Carolyn D. Mac
Burney Of Harbor Springs, Mich.