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4 ir I Mitti 192L DAILY TRIBUNE DIVE SDAY, UrY 14, CHICAGO I. 19 a I. OBITUARY. I OBITUARY. I Vim la France! King Wilj Help Celebrate Bastille Day Today at White City.

OBITUARY. MISS ELIZABETH rt BROWN, who taught in Rouge las school, for a quarter century. died on Monday at the home of Dr. M. 3.

Moth. 833 Drexel square. Miss Brown was 87 years oid. She had lived in Chicago fifty years. Services at Boydsten's undertaking rooms, 4227 Cottage Grove aenue, at 4 oclock today.

I 5 IDEATH NOTICES JAMES PEASLEY RAIL MAN, DIES Jaznes Carr Peas ley, former vice president of the Ctdcago, Thirlington and Quincy railroad, one of the best known railroad men in the country, died yesterday at his home, 20 East Goethe street, at the age of 80 Yeas. Mr. Peas ley resigned front railroad service eighteen years ago. He is said to have possessed one of the finect libraries in Chicago. He was born in Henderson county, IlL.

on March 30, 1840. He began his long railroad career In 1862 as 'station agent of thet old Burlington and Missouri River railroad at Ottumwa, In 1881 be was made tpelsurer of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy railroad, He later filled the additional office of vice president and than became treasurer. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Louise C. Peas ley, and two daughters, Mrs.

Frederic A. Delano and Mrs. E. B. Burling.

Mrs. W. D. Moody, Wife of Chicago Plan Head, Dies Mrs. Lillian Slater Iloody.

wife of Walter D. Moody managing director of the Chicago plan commission, died yesterday fol- lowing a year's ill- 1.2' '7 ness. Mrs. Moody I was 46 years old. Mrs.

Moody had I I a wide acquant F-- --T sance in Chicago. pi Mr. Moody dedi- cated his latest book. What of 4r the City?" to her, and paid her a Z' high tribute: 'Al- ways a source of 's inspiration. en.

couragement. and real help." bias. w. to. MOoDY.

The burial from EM'ffet's the home, 4750 Sheridan road will be attended only by relatives and the most intimate friends of the family. The services will be conducted by the Rev. Rudolph Schuster of.the Fourth Presbyterian church. Concern Starts Suit to Test State Law on School Book Prices Constitutionality of the Illinois law regulating price of school text books was attacked yesterday by Scribner Sons in a suit tiled in United States District court against the board of education of La Grange, represented by la. K.

Elliott, as president. and Francis G. Blair. superintendent of public instruction in Illinois. An order restraining the defendants from enforcing the law is asked in the bill.

Although the bill is aimed primarily at the La Grange board of education. it is regarded as a test suit, as a decision will affect every school district in Illinois. The text book law passed in 1917 compelled corporations selling text hooks to submit price lists at which they would sell I books for a five year period. A provision in the bill made it unlawful 'to sell the books at prices exceeding a 115 per cent advance. In the bill Scribner Sons claim that since 1917 there has been an increase in cost of labor and materials ranging from 100 to 600 per cent.

on June 21 notice was given that the old prices were withdrawn and that the company would refuse to supply books at the old price. In reply Mr. Blair notified Scribners that they must conform with the law. 0 -r, -Try -47 ao-ltmecit U- 1--6 II Nr atid el dadt1 Al dM 41Nr. 0 I.

A Alo klOtAIPOwtika ttaaritorierits by oungsters 4 Z. S. 77'7 77:7: 7 It rcnignt Will Benefit Lake Forest Chttrch I old zu1se7 rhyme which starts, rain, go awa5'. and come again 4 11 vr -LI on the lips el other dlY --z 4.1- e- ii-j :,4164 child in Lake Fo rest today. I -li T- istbirg r(Nvly for the presenta, r.

-0 i 1,: -4 liansel and. Crete'," this eve- .4 1.11 on the grounds of the Robert J. ff': l' estate in Lake Forest, and rain i 0: tif.durfet the plans. But in case it in the play will be given in the .1 os ora, and the church school and I parish house of the Church of the "1 $pirit will have their equipment :::::::1 the same. Ic.te Dorothy Marston is stage man- 5 )Ls.

Edward L. Baker is chair. of costumes arid properties; Mrs. W. Johnson.

chairman of IiIrs. Robert IL r-Of refreshments. and Mrs. is, man )ark Currunings is chairman of 1 nfr a it, C. P.

McCullough is in charge musical program. whichwi Ite -n 1,,44 4 th singing of the 1 Ilarsell- "k'': i IT llater Pierre Bezy to ob. :4943r.1:,,o.:;-: '1, el, Bastille day. 1Ire. Carter' IL is in charge of a group of girls who will.

sell candies and I 1E77 and POtelninelltS 1 Methodist Church 1 to Build $3 000 000 2 Loa' Skyscraper BY THE REV. F. L. GRATIOT. Some details of the long awaited plans for the new First church building at Clark and 'Washington streets leaked out after an executive meeting of the ministers yesterday at the Desplaines camp meeting.

A building to cost in the neighborhood of $3,000,000 will be erected soon. A large auditorium will occupy the first floors with offices foi- the district and the area above. The top floors will be for commercial purposes. The income will go for church work in the city. When our plans are completed the new First church will be one of the outstanding achievements of Methodism for the whole United States." Bishop Nicholson said.

The Rev. Dr. Polemus H. superintendent of the Chicago western district. spoke of the proposed drive to purify the city.

He said that tht next few months 1. I would see Meth. ti dist ministers con- ducting outdoor 1 meetings In the if parks and on the P1 streets in an ef- 1 4 fort to bring the i lost ones back to 1 1: to the the fold The Rev. Victor Ti 'i Thrall, pastor of L.l'itt'Z''';;""-44. ,41 the First Metho- THE REV.

P. IL dist Episcopal SWIFT. church of Chicago, spoke briefly on the same subject. I 4 Z. A 7.

A 1- I 1( 7'. It ,...4 '44, fe I I OC.4:;:.:-: '''k :4. le, ir--' -4' :4 A ii A 4 7'. 'v Ne, LA :3 i 4- d4.t 6 ,) 2 1 A 1 7 Chief justice Winslow Frank 'Trumbull, Railroad Official, Dies on Coast New York, July TIMMbull, chairman of the board of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. died of heart trouble last night at his home at Santa Barbara, according to advices received here today.

He was 62 years old. Mr. Trumbull was born at Arcadia. and began his business career as a clerk in the postoffice at Pleasant Hill, Mo. He later was a clerk in the controller's office of the Missouri, Kansas, and Texas railway at Sedalia, Mo.

I WASHINGTON SOCIETY I of Wisconsin Is Dead Madison, Wis. July 13.John B. Winslow chief justice of the Wisconsin Supreme court, died this afternoon after a long filness. Chief Justice Winslow had been on the bench in Wisconsin thirty-seven years, twenty-nine of which he had been a member of the Supreme court. HA was born at Nunda, N.

Y. 41, 1851: MLLE. NENETTE MAR CHAND. TAMES H. DALY Mrs.

Jennie Muir of Evanston has announced the tnarringe of her daughter, Grace Mary, to James H. Daly. The wedding took place last month in Bt. Mary's church in Evanston. AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS THE RGDF GARDEN Mlle.

Nenette Marchand. French soprano. and the massed chorus of the French Singing society will help M. Antonin Barthelemy. French consul and president of the French Benevolent Society of Illinois, celebrate Bastille day, France's "Fourth of July." at White City today.

There will be a concert by the naval band from Great Lakes, field day events and speeches, not to mention a parade of French beauties. 4r- Erla EVCIEws Cottage Grove ad Midway Minutia from the Loop Tonight and Every Night Direction of Ernie Young years ago today former Judge Simeon Woodrow King made his first appear- at the Des li: Moines': am meeting of the Methodist church. Mr. King who is in the 4 tion office, was appointed to that position by Presi- dent Lincoln. He has never missed 1 a meeting' at Des- .41 ralanes since his first He is now 88 years old Mr os 4 il Kin.

parents A were of Quaker S. W. RING. descent, but he Copyright: Moffett. himself has been a Methodist since he was 12 years old.

Fine Performance EVERY EVENING 6 O'CLOCK UNTIL ONE The only ROOF. GARDEN in Chicago Delightfully cool and attractivefamous for its brilliancy of color, pleasing vaudeville specialties, excellent cuisine and wonderful Washington, D. July minister of Sweden and Mine. Ekengren are visiting Mine. EkengTen's brother and sister-In- law, Commander arid Mrs.

John P. Jackson. at the naval war college at Newport. 0---- 4.t-': Gen. John J.

ro Pershing was in lie' New York yester- day and with his '4 aid attended the wedding of Mrs. Grace McMillan if, Gibson and Mai. Morris Ernest Locke Jr. 0-- EPENGREN. Miss Abigail Har- EClinedinst Photo.

vey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L. Harvey, entertained at dinner last evening for members of the bridal party who will attend her at her marriage to Capt. Eugene Villaret on Saturday.

The party was also in celebration of Capt. Villaret's birthday. Reuter Gives Recital. Rudolph Reuter gave an enjoyable piano recital at Ziegfeld hall yesterday morning. Mr.

Reuter 'is a local Nan! 1st who Is rapidly becoming known throughout the country. Ile was especially appreciated In th4 Brahams numbers, which he interprets as few artists of the day. ,0 League Card Party Today. Children's League No. I will give a card party at 2 o'clock today at 4254 Drexel boulevard.

TED LEWIS ICIVerS wcmen golf enthusiasts at Onwentri were on hand early yesterday for medal Play handicap. Four prizes re for the low net and low gross rotes, were won by Mrs. Mason ryps, Miss Edith Cummings, Mrs. Frederick C. Letts, and lIrs.

Earle IL Following the match lunch, en was served. to about fifty women and the gallery. 4 Cu Ca links were Mrs. Charles E. 11.1m Mrs.

Donald R. McLennan, KL Jay Morse Ely, Mrs. Donald Dcuos, Mrs. Oscar Johnson, Mrs. A.

SprgU0 IL, Mrs. Walter R. Kirk, 53 J. C. Belden.

Henry B. 3Irs. Harry B. Clow, Mrs. Wile: P.

Martin, Miss Isabelle Robbins. 10 Iliss Jane Morton. Ilubbard Carpenter's residence I 7, tt take Geneva today will be the scene ilia all day sale under auspices of vocational committee for shut-ins 'cling, and at 3 o'clock there will of the Lake Geneva Gar- club. The articles On sale are made 3 I the supervision of the commit, the homes of the shut-ins, and will be used as the basis you I fund for extending the work. liry Rutherford Jay of New York, Wrie architect, will give an illustratt 4 on "Garden Development" the Carden club meeting.

'10IS Edith Cummings, daughter of 'In and Mrs. D. Mark Cummings of 1ake Forest, has as her guest Miss therine Ingalls, daughter of Mr. and 1. George IL Ingalls, formerly of now of New York.

Mr. and Mrs. William Ashley llagie Pasadena, are at the South I'ore Country club for a month before moon tO Greenwich. for a visit. eaughters, the Misses Lolita and 044cv Avie lj Magie, are leasing today for Tork.

whence the latter will sail ma VI a Saturday for a two months' stay Europe. aify Avi ma of "II Pagliacci PP Given at Ravinia BY CHARLES H. GABRIEL JR. Despite the rain, Ravinia artists last night gave a fine performance of Pagliacci." Miss Florence Easton was a remarkable Nedda, and Morgan Kingston again proved himself an excellent Canio. Jazz King" Entertainment and public dancing continuocza Restaurant service a la carte and table d'hote NEW YORK SOCIETY Now Playing with GREENWICH VILLAGE FOLLIES Big Vaudeville Novelties '2Other Orchestras-2 Continuous Dancing from I.P.

M. Until Closing asaamossaawas Alma. BAKER-Mrs. Frank 11: Baker. Los Angeline Cal beloved mother of Frank 1.

and Forest M. Baker. Funeral Friele.Y. Services at Graeeland chepel at 3 P. Ia.

BARRY-Agnes M. Barry. nil Leahy. beloved wise of John E. Barry.

fond sister of Jame', John. Mrs. A. Snyder. Mrs.

T. Cullen. Mrs. H. B.

Love. Mrs. Honey Versgrove. Stster Inert. of Sisters or Charity.

and Jobepla Leahy. Funeral Thursday at 8 :45 a. from her late resider.ce. 5729 Elizabeth-et to Visitation church; interment Mount Olivet by elute. Menalea.

of Columbia eaa.ut No. Royal Neighbors. For Information call Wentworth 63- EL Lotus papers please copy. BRUNWASSER-Sophia Brunwasser. nee Reens.

suddenly. July 11. of 1444 E. 47 belo-vecT wLfe Of the late Max Brun. adaer, fond mother of Mee Herrn Plienoch.

lars. Simon Brunweeser. Mrs-Daniel D. Lazarus. Mrs.

3411Lon L. Refloat. Mrs. David S. Feleenthal.

Saone, and Jaek Brunwaaeer. Funeral services Wednesday. July 14. at 10 o'clock. at chapel.

4-4349 Prairie-ay. Free Sons WantheizaCASPEBSON-Anna C. Caspersen. July 13. fond moaher of C.

E. Casperson. Funeral Thursday. July 15, at 2 p. ne.

from her eon's residence. 45n5 N. Menticello-av. Interment, Graceland, Member of Consolation chapter 2Nio. O.

S. CI3ALIFOUX-A1phonse Chalifoux. suddentl. Suneay. July Li.

Funeral from Emit byterian chureh. 4tt and Grand-blvineThursday. '2 p. ra. Laterment DANIELS-Henry S.

Dame's beloved husband of Josephine. nee Lindheina, fond father of Roy L. Mrs. J. 'Tampons.

Edward and Carolyn; brother of Mrs, L. F. Simon. Mn. Harry Hart.

Roes. and Talton Funeral Wednesday. July 14. at 9:30 a-from chapel 03t1 E. 47th-st to Itoestall.

Services by Chicago lodge No. 437 Y. and A. M. DANIELS-Henry S.

Daniels. Chicago Ledge No. 437, an. and A. M.

members are Tee aliened to aseemble at funeral chattel P36 E. 47th-sto at a. Wedneoday. Jule 14th. to aecord a Maeoule burial to oar deceaeed brother.

Henry S. Daniels. HAILILY M. GREENBAUM-Robert Bore Greenbatun. aged 18 years, of 4401 beloved on of Samuel M.

and Bertha. nee Borg. ic4 Preebyterian hoepital. July 13. 1920.

F- 1 neral notice later. HALLADAT-Edgar Brown Halladay. 'Pale 12, at home of hit daughter. Mrs. 8.

P. Templeton. Lalayette. hid. Funerni TI2Urtenay.

July 15. at Lima. O. HENDRY-Alexander Hendry. aro 613 yeirie suddenly at his reeidenee.

41:028 Prairie-- Dv father of Mrs. We-t. James DRobert 31.. Albert. Belle, Mae.

and Helen. Furieral serviee Thursday. 2 r. zn. at Dayneht church.

47thest. And St. Law. renee-av. Interment at Mount.

Greenwood. Patereon. J- Panora Please copy. Jamb Flubsehre an, nee Florence Weil. July 13.

1920. age 30 years and 9 months, at her home. 2112 W. nnorth- av, beloved we of Jacon Hubschman. 11116- ter of J.

M. Weil. Mrs. J. Lefkow.

Mrs. J. Sehwartz. and Nathan Weil. Funeral Wednesday July14.

at 2 p. from chapel at 2135 W. Divisednast. Burial at AuetroHunrarian cemetery. Waldhelan.

ErRLIN-Mrs. neberna Eurlin age 41. be- loved wife of Abraham 1011 a and fond mother of Saul passed away July 12. 1920. Funeral frem late residenee.

Welneeoaye July 14. at 2 p. Interment at Waldeonne Omit flowers. ILEONHARDT-Ain Leonhardt. nee lEtartelmann.

July 13 le20, beloved wife of Berman C. Leonbardt. fond niother of Mrs. EMMA Eacag. Lillian Maesat.

Mee. Elide Haekbardt. eister of Rudolph and Charles Eartelmann and Mrs. J. Sexton.

Funeral from her late reindency le37 W. Clineevoav Thursday. July In. at 2 ia. Inter- merit at 03,3 NIEL-Roberta McDaniel.

Julie 13. 1920. beloved wife of Lawrence. lone mother of 'sable and Lawrenee Roberta. Stewart.

John. and George. devoted ter of R. 0 Reeking. Funeral from the late retie-knee Vinoennes-av Thursday at 2 p.

tn. Interment at Fairmount. Burial private. Teindly omit flowera. 1140LONET-Jarnes efeloney.

at Manehentor. Vt. Funeral from We late Treacleice. 708 Sheridan-rd. Funeral noticetlater.

MOODY -Mrs. Lilllan if. are 46: beloved wife of Winter D. Moods. Burt-a serviee strirtly private July 14.

3IURPHY-Loretta A. 7uly 12. Lie- loved daughter -of the late Jame sind Bridget lee olanJ. fond of inc. Mary.

Matthew and In late Ileien Murphy. Funerai Thereday. July 15. nem hu- late residence. Intli Montana-et.

at 34 a m. chureb, wtere bleb main be ec'ebratel. Autos to et. James' cemetery. Sar Bridge.

For talurrasee tem call Monroe tin4. O'BRIEN-Jaynes J. O'Brien. suddenly on the tote Brattibro, formerly of Boots- ton. N.

and Los Angelee. aged 4.5. Pineau of ant-aro and Lo Anreles, at Las Verae. July 8. Innis Service at Graeeland cemetery chapel.

Chi- oar. July It. at 3.3t) m. PEASLEY-James Carr Peaalfy, on July 13. In the eighty-firet year of nos are.

hueband ef Louisa G. Peaty and father of al rs Freeleric A 4l I 1 d110, Mre. Edward B. Buri-mg. Funeral at 11 a.

m. Thiusicial at 20 E. GeetheeL limey omit eAle-DERSON-The Bev. John P. Sandcreon of Rogers Park.

Jely ItGaers Para Congenational choral Wednesday. 3 p. m. Omit towers. SAX-Charles Sax, beloved huaband of Bele.

fond fattier of Mee. -Edward Sidney I Minnie Moine Eurene D. Sax. se 82. lunerel strictly private.

from 4603 (rand. blvd. Thursday at 9 a. ea. Ottumwa.

la. papers pleaee copy. SEBLIN-Torn Seblin. at his 1212 Lawrenee-av. Remain in state at c-hapen 4717 until Thureday.

July 15. 1920. at a :30 a. Stn. Funeral services at Waldhum chapel.

11 a. July 15. 1920. ThijL-MargarI ul. beloved mother of sirs.

J. Harnieernaker. grandmother of 4rri Harrnelanalcer and Chaise Thul. mend Thuredey. Jul.y 15.

9 se m- 64 W. Erie. to Holy le.une. to St. WILIAAMSON-Isabella Williaireon- July 13.

Are e2 yearn. PAlorel wife of Aleltar. ler Williamson. mother of Mrs. C.

B. Gott. Men M. I- GrolEth. Mrs.

F. A. Wiley. Mrs. 'D.

A. Albertson. Funeral Thursday, July 13, p. ne. from late residenee.

Glad, ay. By auto to Oak ceineterY. Here you may dine, dance and be entertained in the most cheerful spot in town to spend a summer evening 1 Renato Zanefli as Tonto has improved since the first performanco of the opera at Ravinia. A trifle more stability in the part would not detract. Mille Picco as Silvio was good.

Mr. Picco seems to be an artist of moods, however, and is more convincing in rOles cast to portray side issues than in such parts as he played last night. Tonight Rigolett0" will be given for the second time this season, with Edith Mason as Gilda and Pilade Sinagra as the Duke of 41, goommomommoimionnwmall timiWinomon ZIEGFELD THEATRE THIS THURSDAY at 1 I A. M. SROEMAL FLORENCE Miss Hester Washburn 1, Tohight Will Become Bride.of Canadian 4.

4, Miss Hester Spangler Washburn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William D. Washburn of Evanston. will become the bride of Allan Gilmour Hendry of Ottawa.

this evening at the residence of her parents, 1014 Sheridan road. About fifty friends will attend the ceremony. The Ilex A. Q. C.

Clarke, pastor of Evanston Second Presbyterian church, will officiate. The bride's only attendant will be her sister in law, Mrs. Ludlow J. Washburn, who was a June bride. The wedding is the culmination of a wartime romance.

Mr. Hendry went into service immediately after the announcement of their engagement. During his service in France with the Canadian heavy artillery Miss Washbdrn served in the Chicago district board Mr. and Mrs. Hendry will leave at once to take up their residence in New Rochelle, N.

I. Miss Edna Cudahy Elopes urthe West Telegrams from the west coast yesterday informed Edward A. Cuclab.Y. rthe Chicago er, that his 19 year old grand- niece, Edna Cath- i erine Cudahy, had 1 I eloped from her home in Los An- geles with Percy Fisher Browne, son of the late Francis Fisher 40: Browne. founder of the Dial.

1 They went to i' San Bernardini). 'il-; Pursuing them were Edna's fatha. er, Jack Cudahy, EDNA CrDALIT nephew of 13ROWNE Chica go packer, and other relatives. But the automobile of the elopers was the speedier car, and they reached the Justice of the peace In time for an uninterrupted coremony. Papa Cudahy in time to bestow his blessing.

The romance had its inception more than a year the two met et Pasadena. Mr. Browne, wild is 35 years old, is a teller for the National Bank and Trust company of Pasadena. I i 4.07 ick4s4, i-- 1 KIMBALL HALL TOMORROW. THURSDAY.

at 2 30 VOCAL RECITAL AND. ECITATION TO MUSIC ispham 0 HINKLE New York, July and Mrs. Raymond T. Baker, who had intended to pass summer in r- Nevada, have 1 I changed their ,1 plans and will ar- 1 rive at Home- i wood, their coun- try place In 1 Lenox, on July' 21- 4 0 1, 7k; i ...7.... 3 1 Mrs.

William A. 4j Rockefeller a 11 taken possession i ,,,,..01 1 of her camp on Upper Sararnac lake for the sea- son. MRS WILLIAM Mrs. Whitelaw Reid of 451 Madison avenue is visiting Mrs. William Douglas Sloane at Elmcourt, her villa in Lenox, Mass.

M. Oliver Harriman has left New London, for Santa Barbara, Cal. 1: 1 -1 1 of we A st 11, el) NEXT TUESD4bY at 11 A. M. TWO and OrPIANo RECITAL Edward udolph PIA" Silvio Scionti Collins Reuter RESERVED SEATS $1.00, $1.50, TICKETS MANAGEMENT OF CARL D.

KINSEY 1 AT BOX OFFICE Management of JOHN J. ILNITSTAEDT The Great The Great STATE-LAKE STATE-LAKE Circuit 11 A. 11.coNriNtors-,-11 P. M. PHOTOPLAYS 11 MARIGOLD Bismarck Garden Eery NightOutdoor SNtsort Edward Becks New Production The Story of Tom Brown dnd His Shirts al- 4 it- ..1 C) I 1.14 41I'Vt'll, i A il 47....

01 ....7 4 1 i it- do. 1 1 I 1: -'t 1 lit Ilk I 4'4 11,4 'Afil 't? ''''''M'' 41 Ais.ii vit 40 kr I 4-1 tr Iv It' 7 "A-'-'1- 'ry. -4-1 II 10 I 1.77 i.i 1" 71.,.. 1 31 ii 1 1 Mfg 1 i'l xt i 7,..., i IL--' I 4 '1' The Story Shirts Torn Brown i. c.

dnd His ..,.,...1,.. 4 I 1 WEDDINGS Emma Haig Dance tit a Creation la Creation 6 6 1920 REVUE" WITH Assisted by Richard W. Keene idred Brown P1 ANTADOKI WA LTON MILT COLLINS DEWEY OEM Pistel JoinaOO Bee Ho Gray AnthonY Two "THE LOVE SHOP" Pbotoplay Exclusive Showing "UNDER CRIMSON SKIES" 1 With F.LMO LINCOLN and All-Stat cast sasePt Eves. fg Rot-. 27c-36c 36c-50c SIX BROWN-BROS.

MILLER MACK and Other Stara FAMOUS MARIGOLD DINING DANCING ExtraAfter the ShowMidnight Revue MARIGOLD ROOM-72 DEGREES COOL Miss Edith Ericson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otto C. Ericson of 1923 Orrington avenue, become the bride of Dwight Sparks Detty this evening. The wedding, which will be attended by the family and a few friends.

will take at the rest-(knee of the bride's brother and sister in Mr. and Mrs. Chester P. Ericson 'of 1608 Ridge avenue, Evanston. In yesterday TRIBUNE it was erroneously reported that the wedding had taten place 'Monday night.

Int' ouncement is made of the birth, -is son, Lawrence Russell Dawson, to 'trz. ha nedtrMeerts. Jlothrs.n CD.awDas owns own -ley Emily Crane Russell. daugh' 0 'er of Mr. and Mrs.

Edmund A. Rue- Es 1 s1 of Lake Forest. ri-. lir. and Mrs.

Charles E. Rollins of --'-'''k- .7,3 Commonwealth avenue have left ''t their summer residence at Green cr." 4110. where they 11111 remain 'All early autumn. Mr. and Mrs.

John W. Beckwith of North Michigan avenue and their I mghter, Marianna- left by mo- for the east, where they will spend I 1 trteral weeka Mrs. Robert S. Haldeman and daughtPr, HoPe, of 0031 Kenmore avenue us spending July on the Thousand ST. AT U.

A E. Mrs. John .111. Burns and UM 'ref of 1215 Astor street have gone KER. -)Earbor Point for the summer.

NEWS evelt Ri. 3riti3h Opera Troupe Illitill fit. DGE Invited to New York New York, July Eeecham has been invited to tie to America this fall to give a -----w selr. of eight weeks of grand opera that be be house. The 1 nt his Own organization.

'as early emnmet is the height of 4 ildnt's season, lust as the winter la tLI New York's. i Field Employea' Dinner, ccit of production Wan discussed by I S. D. Foss of Ohio at a for of employes of the wholesale Ev of llarshall Field Co. in 41 littel La Ealle last night.

W. P. 1 of the department, pre- 44 An Mat 111 064, a II "OW York. July Letcham has been invited to to America this fall. to a of eight weeks of grand opera the Manhattan Opera house.

The 'z'ilistiona provide that be his rty own ganization 'height of Pa StIMorMet IS the season, last as the winter la I New To Field Ern ployeis' Dinner. D. Fss of Ohio at a ussed bY Cii of ras sc xtrreseman eoduction di rer Of employes of the laholesale iarttent of Marshall Field Co. In tt La Ealle last night. IV.

P. el department, of the dtment, pre- ZONES. SCEAETER'S McVickerts Continuous Vaudeville M. to 11 P. ANT TIME Arth aos-Es.

scriA.ErEirs ALTO CONTINUOUS RI VAUDEVILLE A. IL to 11 P. IA COALE ANY TIME -1 Arthur Deagon ------2: George S. Frederick 8c Co. "This Shirt Really Laundered Right" ergot i his Shirt Lau Rig A Famous Musical Corned? 20M CENTURY FOUR FERNS LITT I 0 Lyn to ACTH FOUR BANGARDS ALWA Temperature Never Atvere TO Lloyd Whkehouse Earl Edwards I 5 Ave lions Celli Sinous Shepherd Dunn 8BIG ACTS ALWAYS-41 Temperature Never Above 70 Degrees 7.

RI ER VIEW emcrt Clybourn NIGLITLY AT 8 I "BOOST CHICAGO." FIREWORKS DISPLAYS SUNDAY I CItkNI) FIEID DAY JULY 1 8 I APICNIC ND PI OF THE MASTER BUTCHERS VISIT PARK via SEEING CIIICAGO AUTOS ILLINOIS Tonight VI A. L. Erlanger and Harry I Powers. kivg. AUGHTER HOLDING BOTH HIS SIDES" THE Sweetheart Shop TOM BROWN was a practical fellow.

with a hobbylike all the rest ofus. Tom's hobbywas shirtsnot that the assortment he possessed was so large, but he did take pride in their appearancethe patternsthb materialsthe laundrying. But to Mrs. Jones, the laundress, Tom shirts weren't of any particular significancejust something else to be rubbed and wrung and dried and ironed in the least possible time. I So Tom's shirts fared the fate of many other fine things that went through Mrs.

Jones' sturdy hands but not for long. Tom bad a businessman's head and Mrs. Tom a yds house- keeper's judgment. AfolAlki a6--gaS T-OM BROWN was with a hobby-7-like all the rest ofu hobbywas shirtsnot that the assol possessed was so large, but he did take pride ir pearancethe patternsthe materials the 12 But to Mrs. Jones, the laundress, shirts weren't of any particular significanceji thing else to be rubbed and wrung and dried and ironed possible time I So Toms shirts fared the fate of ma fine things that went through Mrs.

Jones' stu bn'ut not faor longMrs. TTom a om a bsiness- as head nd ad wise se. hou Obi keeper's judgment. oosseeoloweeet stage full of kissable girlswhere did they get Stevens. Eorrie rArrz Supreme Taniwin MAJESTIC Orpheum etrruit RTNRIE-rrA CROSMAN I 1 Pupate Vaudeville Tvi-TCE DATIff PALACE POPULAR PRICES Orpheuni Clnuut 15 ct-75-1-riTtrTgl 7 POPm4rLATIlt rEPJEAEllua illone CENTRAL 64S, EuzAErnt m.

MURRAY SSSSS SS SSSSSSSS I SONGS STORIES CAR!) Or DrItlIEN--Edirti 0. BirM3: We bezel's' ILI to extend our strp-ere thank. ani axon our of the kandnese an sr oRthy shown ne by the reverend latacze St.Vmdents arid members of catrt, or and the msoy friends dun toe last and at the bunal tjPar an and Edsua G. Iiirrea. our 4eartfelt itanit for ttle beautti ul floral onerirel.

JOHN IL BIRREN AND er4. '13 BLOSSOM SEELEY Yos Get the Middleman's Profit 2'117 a chiesice stones earn curled hair mattresties. the regular 100ave all 7 Meth teeked onto a genuine htir mattrtse puns Dn'o41 avr -a consurner's pocKet. rar We reason Chicago ato-ell do rarry our goods. But Chicago are entitled to the we are ellie- our 41, ITA.RY CIJB.LEDI.

ItAfti. MAT- made rorn genuine curled the hest ticlung, alRo Refit ted hog Sprinva. to the pub- ac AI' rAcroitY PRICES. hying within the city Ilivitts Itp who wit write cr phone aaniclea or come to our Damon, bus ou' ItAl get the best at a saving abt half. PtcD43 tiring entail-1e of Chieero nd Reaigood Mattreases and ants at their Inca Iteatgood se usual.

Restgood Manufactura ing Company -3463 Archer Av-crtiun' T. I. Underwood, President A FEDERAL Electric Washing Machine came into their home-- purchased at the Commonwealth Edison Electric Shopsand Tom's comment above tells how thoroughly pleased he is with the way his shirts are now laundered electrically by the FEDERAL Face to face with the laundress 3 M2MMWME1 i itits'; ---l-m- am 1 Z.I.,, 1.t A o. .1, by "-T. 4 lygive 1 4111w ic i 71.

i es 2 i lif I 11,, cx-4 4 a Of LI, ,,,,61. 3 't dit 2 Tr IA vrI VAIrl iNt riltt---kirk: if Yr tfri --'77 1 wi. a-. es rm, ail 0 ---Z-t7N, 4 4 11 i lt 1, 5 i ie-' ''-'-f I 1 a litt't Lf 0 tit, .1: fl; '4 11 .1.,,, ev. ts.

Air al 1 i '011 14- '-'7-17. 7 i n1' 1 I xy CIP2 0,..,,, ,.6, S. to i Get the 1 1 1, ,34 Middleman's Profit 'I oi. 4,,,. ia, 111 i rp 1 1- --irK al 1 a I Ado, I NI, a Chicago stens earrs 5 AP nu 1r 5 to Ile Curial hair tnattr Ayr- 7 estoes.

't 4 k. i A A FEDERAL Electric Wash-. if'dt aaause the rerular 100 p-. a fn teeked onto Im a ht puha t.he price a .91.,,,... Ai.P''''-- ing Machine came into their home 1, avera co nsurner 5 Pocket- 4.

4 4, I r'r 1L i.A 4,,,, 4) purchased at the Commonwealth Edison 11. I nt 1,, 4,11 -ot 1 12-Fr- a. I)5- wel Electric Shopsand Tom's comtnent above 4 til reason Chieare ste-es do eur roods But i t14i'-' -11 r. i --o --t--- -7- tells how thoroughly pleased he is with j7 ttrittn RFSTGOC ra t.1 to the ther- TOL 4 3, Ott. ss" Tgg StNzi.r our f.

the way his shirts are now laundered '---bv x'4, MAT le k)1, 4 I iiii---- electrically by the FEDERAL si4 ma.do from eenuntot 1 '4't 11 1 the hest tteko alRo ept- 4 Wit14- 1 01 A in 0 1' .,..1, im ot it isuru 'a. (pr to the Pub- .) ac Ar l'ACTOrt1( PRICES. 1 471. 4.91 Face to face with the laundress bvior within the 'limits .1 ft 1 7-----'1'-'f tiJL lop who wilt write cr phone Iti L14 Or come to our factor, at get the best at a sav c. ing 44) g'r4 tkil4104 uthie et Cbleawn eta I halg.

rtoD'e br4r1 Potp 44ksi 1 7 1,0 itth. ind I cs-1 Targt attree an ees at their lotiaL itestaood as usual. 4 Restgood Nlanufactura i tO ii In Company' I 0 A -3463 Archer Avenue i I k' 'It 2 1 Underwood. President 1 I I I. 1 el Wk PI ror this tot rar-T SA'CITA, ki hcr ti, L'001 Rot AT rm he et tor 1,43.

if Lbout l'i' toil tnd to, si.41.1.nt Ret i 11 11 3463 t', T. I. 1 ti. I1 5- t. Blvd.

riPart rINT frogloa COMPANY Hickey Brothers Leo PAUL IkteCkSTITT SLIRE SAYS Jed Dooley Felix 1113tfir Your Aces wrn-1 MENNIZ FIELDS Chrhrio Mennen Itnoo JIB Moon VERNON STILES Seven Monti Boris 0. Bertram Saxton Frank Fthat Carmen TIIORNTON CEMETERIES. ROEHILL CEMETERY. CI-Tie A GO sym-PHoNT 44) 4 a st2pr 405 os- I GREAT HIPPODRO'AIE Quincy co! lackoon Betaren State sad Post.ex COOPER RICARDO BRAZILIAN IIE1FES3 JULIETTE DIKA SCHWARZ CO. unu jnt BALTUS TRIO AND OTI IERS 11 A.

--ciovrrcrora--11 P. M. 11:1 FAMILY LOTS: 4ThCjf twt) frIvelnts larrPt; prirs inorludA FULL, PERPETUAL LAkE. than itY) stlit tlItold. CAKE el'D OVEI 1.24:in) An NEMORLA 7n r1 to com rm.

i CrtcAtiM. Plums of t1L.4' oldltvon arl In at nor Rani. 5349. 1(4104-ntsivorxl-sw, 71 RAVINI filICHESTRa 0,0 MEN) Opera Tonight at 8:15 -Rigoletto et with Edith Mason. Pilade Sinsera.

Gordan Paltriniert, Maio Picot). Louis D'Anwelo. Leon Rotliter. Paolo Ananian. Mary Lent.

Anna Correnti. Richard Harman. conductor. Thursday TROVATORE. Friday." THAIS Saturday.

MNIE. Iit'ITERIL1." 5 ultdAy. "LA BOHEMETake C. ig N. W.

141- W. eonnecurte with North Shore Electrie tAl Palk 01111411 OUCH ESTTI A ILO MVO adtt 1 el COR sesta at tV'Ca3 nrav MAT. TODAT-50t, TO 12 Erofr! tix Sat 0. Skia to 4-b0 OLIVER bLOIWSCO 4 St z-i-- il 10 .9 '''11 end 1 -E---1 tyd. I ---so 011 rP6'-- 1 i CHICAGO'S MOST BEA CE311711-RY MOUNT GRE-ENWOOD.

P0prtual care throne-bout II 40 001 ea rand in trust, (.0 LEI par I Pais; car, et rrqunrqs ard erinae4 tiabted-1 lith t. care tilr y.A. to nudn problem? Let us help you out. Only $5.00 down puts the FEDERALthe washer with the oeclilat. ing cylinder in your home if you are a lighting customer of the Commonwealth Edison Company.

Balance in email monthly Telephone Randolph 1280Local 535 problem? Let us help you out. Only $500 down puts the FEDERALthe washer with th ing cylinder in your home if you are a lighting Cu: tho Commonwealth Edison Company. Balance in erne payments. Telephone Randolph 1280Local ier with the osclilat. lighting customer of ma.An iv vrioll rrifinthIV MATINEES STUMERAER Today Sat.

rmiary Ervrsteu, evmEny GREENWICH VILLAGE FOLLIES WITH Mamma's Affair OrIGINAL FAMOUS ALE-STAR CART EFFIE SHANNON Rt.PREIVE ASII-LIA I', NGRAM ED IDA WI' trtj ERE LITTLE LLY And JAMES WATTS. TED LEwIA. ADA. FOR-MAN, AL STRMAN and the 20 rAmoca AarIzIEV MODELS. COMMONWEALTH EDISON LECTRIC COMMONWEALTH TH EDI eeuu ,,4 It CITRI 'ill) (1 GEO.

Cohan' Mat. M. Grand sat. OA frwoons CFss7(ATORY. r)ArYtPCP 4 Outntsto-ry.

Eessmt 6tri L. arid Charge Is IF f- Etta lion. Iss-, MA-MA CI in 4, jot. KtAL firiso Park tssJA1: EM I 1,..11.1 stnrie fravas. rssarpsrV4a1 111 W.

.71 M.L1 BOQ ON-1. t-T A Oak Park air, Tf. far to. 's ere, an 'T I 4 i -st 9 We Iodine Stranger' A Never Failing Fount of Delight 2 slarBraT TONIGHT, 8:15 kJARRICK Mat. Today Sat.

"A LARGE PLAY; It Overflows with Song, Dance and Scenery." PERCY HAMMOND. Tribune. THE N. Y. WLNTER GARDEN REVUE PASSING: SHOW nOmommINIMINIM, -if ON I.

'LENTS. EYT5 AT ERE rwrqs Ai for IN-e, Weia vkf Ni 7, 4 et 1 02 Thrifty; liberts Vozdtmd 02 Thrifty, ASTI VOZAZ: WOO ntrolt-rm Pompeian 'Olive Oil tlake' a salad dressing 111: for a king 221 MUil Is, I 1 It --GCLIC10113 tUI LI MIP IBM ASEISINMEEME 11 II freshing" mean the I -t THE cocAzoLA compANy til Pompeian I ATLANTA GA. 1- Olive Oil 1 bakes a salad dressiag I I i .021 a ail a la a a il a iti a a it nc or a king 1 21L--d. 'I---. I CUBS' PARK CLARK ard TWO GAMER TODAY Cubs vs.

Brooklyn FIRST GAMI AT Ile P. M. Beata oi Sa'a at 'Ikkat Wlanit CO. mown. and Wabash AI la Phone Randal; 5at kJ ITRITTEEIALIT dmo Stagg wow LeaCr4 Mvelizzl reer7771771) Tr duo othikabfil I a iiaLt6immi.ammi 11 4 ta 4 1, I .11 2 2 'q 1 1 A I 1 T-04V-'1' rigoombo6i.a.

POWERS' Last WeekS2 Mat. Today A. L. Er lartior and Harry Powers, Mgrs. Ey.L 15c to blow Wed.

and Stu 25o to $2 JOLN GOLDEN'S BIRTIr-T A NT COMILT 2:3111111 3 WISE FOOLS ve- .111 anu nce LNDERTAKERS pos-mtwArr GOLDEN RULE FRCT 3 Golaen R1i tt-rvi-t; )ra-n 016 3 locution. I bd7 Ogclta-av. wejlt 4 P. not' iA.