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CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY. OCTOBER, 10, 1924. )k)k ellegkiniMmEIONIMMEM A- 4 ITHnninonti on the move. director, and apparently Dr. nobert- Thompsonon governor's terns son and Mrs.

131whhalter belleved their drouti 1 ilu -AND th and not his ownis out Sttrial and holding state positions barred them. 1.,1 liVIPCYCUI II WU- MUM- OUil -HIM 1 anlit'a-n7 ru 11 holding itag. Lu' fi3pOsitiOnn barred them. I SAILING BEFORE ME WIND DE Ar tJltr4 I rita WIND 60,000 VOICE I CITY'S SPIRIT AT A NUM FETE Grant Park Exercises Recall Rebirth After Fire. 1 11 A 41 1:1111 'III Copyight: 11r-4: By The Chicago Tribune.

we 1 ORA 70. t. PrA! )i 1 1 pot' costs ROBERTSON QUIT GE 0 P. TICKET BY PARKE BROWN. Hale Thompson, Dr.

John Dill Robertson and Mrs. Elizabeth Buchalter have resigned as Repub. i ilican candidates for presidential i electors. 1 The announcement at Springfield led to general conjecture at once that the trioall supporters of Gov. Len Small bad withdrawn their namts from tho I Coolidge ticket to indicate sympathy in the Smert camp for La Follette.

I Even the afternoon newspaper that has been Thompson's mouthpiece placed Carlstrom again. Dr. Robertson is the Lundin-Small appointee as president of the west park system. and Mrs. Buchbalter, a of his, is attorney for the board.

Then, after everybody bad analyzed the full effect of the resignations, along come Republican state headquarters with a protest against all the theorizing. There Is a terfectly simple explanation that has no political significance." said William IL Culver, assistant to Chairman Frank L. Smith. 'The national committee sent to each state a letter of warning to be sure that their candidates for electors are duly qualified. In the letter was quoted the constitutional inhibition against any 'person holding an office of trust or profit under the United States' serving as an elector.

"Mr. Thompson. I believe, is a bank i Possibly it was all a mistake but. to play safe, it was decided to withdraw I their names. Mrs.

Buchalter substituted her huaband. 'rhompson named I William Wrigley and Dr. Robert POrk named Prank Demoney." I Demoney is the husband of Mrs. May Hartley Demoney one of the Robert taon appointees on the west park board. They live at the same address 64 Dr.

Robertson. Senator La Follette's headquarters announced that when he read-lies Ch1 cago at 8:50 tomorrow morning on the Big Four he will be greeted by a committee that will include Miss Jane Addams, Clarence Darrow, John Walker. L. Ickeg. Frank Farrington, John Fitzpatrick.

Donald It. Richberg, and Zona Gale. The to Hotel Morrison Win be led by veterans of the civil, Spanish.Ameriean. and world wars. Dresses in a Charming Array at Tie Chi Id rens-Sto0 I Carlstrom again.

Dr. Robertson is the; Possiblv it was all a mistake but. to 1 I opyright: Iis The Chicago 'rribtme. 1 Lundin-Small appointee as president play safe, it was decided to withdraw I sstem. and Mrs the ir names.

Mrs. Buchalter subst1 -1 of the wet park RoBERTsoN Qua' Buchbalter, a of his, is at-. tilted her huaband. Thompson named' Dresses ----1 I 0 torney for the board. 'William Wrigley and Dr.

Robert- lj 1 1 I 01. It Me 1 Then, after everybody bad analyzed POrk named Frank the full effect of the resignation Demoney is the husband of Mrs. May I a A ....4, "trrat 's .1 Th along come Republican state head Hartley Demoney one of Gil 01 Pi TICK the Robert- quarters with a protest against all the son appointees on the west park board. 1,, theorizing. They live at the same address La Dr.

017 7 S7 1 There Is a terfectly simple expla. nobertson. Foette nation that has no political signM- Senator La. ll's head at quarters Charming Array f'. OR17 ctme, BY PARKE BROWN.

'''Z -W illiam Hale Thompson, Dr. John cane's." said William IL Culver, assts. announced that when he reaches Chi- t' 0 Dill Robertson and Mrs. Elizabeth tant to Chairman Frank L. Smith.

cago at 8:50 tomorrow morning on the 7 00 41 51-S le Ili I retts-Sta! Buchal er have cons hityee national committee sent to each Iii Four he will be greeted by a on, fc (..,... i ..4) 1 itelolcaeTenhtoenr -J NrI I )i 11 ,) ND ciaualltItotional inhibition against of warning to be sure mittee that will include Miss Jane, that their candidates for electors are Addams, Clarence Darrow. John II. NN 4 eas r.cnaaninocduoindncajetemecsteunrtefaoatrt od. In the letter was quoted Walker.

L. Ickm Frank Far. 1 rington John Fi Donald tzpatrick 7 had their na supporters Gov. Len Small any 'person holding an stuipp.eottrs office of trust Richberg and Zona Gale. The parad .,..4 had withdrawn from the or profit under the United States' serv- to Hotel Morrison Win be led by in the A camp indicate sympathy ing as an elector.

'trti 1 4. PriAllZ 1 it sh0 1 ''ir- Is 1 I Even the afternoon newspaper Lpao, 9) I been Thompson'smpmouth veterans of the civi La Follette. has "Mr. Thompson. I believe, is a bank can.

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It I k-1 C. ot (Pictures on back pate.) The time might have been some an- clert day when gladiators, met under Boman skiesthe scene the old Co- I leseuri, For that is what the official opening of the Grant Park stalum resembled yesterday. the anniversary of the great fire that laid younger chicago in ruins half a century ago. And the spirit of that city which is Chicago today. the city that rose out of the ashes.

was there. It Was there in the 60.000 citizensmen, women, and childrenw ho yelled themselves hoarse; there in the voice of Edward J. Kelly. president of the South Park board, who helped to make the great stadium a possibility; there in the 'very atmosphere surcharged with a great civic pride and zest. Kelly the Engineer.

-It was Kelly, the engineer and head of the park board, following Mayor Dever to the platform, who got into his speech something magic about what the occasion really meant to Chi cago, other than the holding of a holiday in a great new amphitheater of the ancient architecture that made it like a festival scene of old. somehow Mr. Kelly expressed in brief sentences all the vast filling out Chicago has done in that half century since, as a city of 300,000, it was laid in waste by the flames only to rise up again to become a city of 3,000,000, ten times as bigand with a "future that only a dreamer can see." Ls no doubt," the president of the park board said, "there is no doubt in the world that Chicago will some day not so long hence be the largest and leading city of the world. We have the geographical position and all thematural advantages that must make It so." Amplifiers Find Lost Pair. And the amplifiers made his voice, as that of all the other speakers, heard plainly all over the grounds and 153, every one in the vast The amplifiers did more than thact; they dfsnonstrated the efficiency ot modern electrical dvelopment.

A child of 4 and ber brother, got lost in the crowd. William Eltinek, builder of the stadium, better known as an Elk of prorettnenee, was at the microphones. He annonnoed that the mother was worried over the two youngsters and asked that they be returned to the reviewing stand. Hs bad not spoken the last word when a policeman was seen coming from away or in another section on the east aide of the stadium starting across with them to their mother. Military and naval bands from Fort 4 This is a different arrangement of flowers.

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JUST A LITTLE BrrrzR ca. after a hot contest by a score of 5 to 4 a polo contest witnessed by an audi ence the like of which never before watched a game of It, for it is usually played, in this country at least, before small audiences of sciety folk. A display of former and rnodern fire SPEAKERst Pl.perFoReet L.LiukAJILutiontir apparatus and demonstrations of the present day efficient fire fighting methods followed the burning of the O'Leary barn, in which fire Miss Marie O'Leary cannon; great-great-granddaughter of the original Mrs- O'Leary, took a leading Part. THE SWEET IN HOME, SWEET HOME! Bloomer Frock trz, 2 to 6 ys. SA75 Maize color Devonshire, hand drawn work desig-ns, white collar and cuffs.

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the original Mrs. O'Leary, took a lead- Fl ts' oris Telegraph Delivery A display of former and modern fir, Ing part. 6 to $9. 1, 111.47-. i In most cases it's De Met's Candies and in many cases when it is De Met's Candies it's De Met's'English Toffee.

Today or tomorrow on your way home, 'Remember a Candy-date at De Met's! De Dlet's English To Cace Fresh Every Hour! Just taste this delicious, wholesome chocolate rich with cream and butter crisp and yet chewy and covered with bits of fresh roasted almonds. It's Chicago's most popular candy! De Met's English Toffee is 80c the pound half, pound, two pound or five pound boxes fresh every hour because it's made in De Met's private kitchens. On display in all De Met's windows today and Saturday. beriotS, omfofsrtepsohpurolaarstcealde nalmt almonds. It's De Allet's NCvhnitgihclat s'l Toffee is 80c or five half, pound, ftrwep pound pound Saturday.

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a double quartet of men in uniform. ming 'Charley. My Boy I and Wrap Id Tip In the Sunshine of Virexits. and other tunes with a Mt that breamit them a WOO strong band." Perhaps tbe most exciting events of the day were the polo game in which Col. It IL McCormick and Prank Bering.

manager of the Hotel Sherman, led teams; the burning of the replica of the famous O'Leary barn; the drills of the mounted police and the cavalry. The polo team headed by Col. McCormick defeated Mr. Bering's quartet lic d-efeated Mr. Bering's quartet Sheridan and.

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