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At. RZP CHICAGO DA.I THU-UTNE: TursDA JUNE 5, 1923. A. BROICE.N FAN BELT ACCEPTS DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES DTIcts OBITUARY. I Bench Ve lentil Dies LEADS FATHER TO DUAL OFFER FOR PEACE- PERILED Sailor I 1,: it E.

BeIjot. brioyed hositoinfl 1 LOST BABY GIRL MEMORIAL TREES i BY LAND SEIZURE' to Be Buried J4ne Corry WHot. brolnPr of joibl.trti, A nthony. rs. A lex sandy aso.

Mrs. Ellse ris Jors, 3id A NI 4- 1 with Military Honors; rimeral from A mtmsolivior E. BeIjot. beloved husband Sailor to Be Buried J4OR Corry Br Hot. broLOPr Of joibl.141, 1 Anthony.

Eusino rs. Alexander Miller. wit th Mil itary Honors; Mrs. EllSeli01 A 4i 4- FUtlerldi 'from Amtmsouivior Wrilirs, Mount Carruri eh urrhe PRISON CELL FOR MOTHER OF 4, OWE' six MONTHS OLD 1 1 tiny 0 :45 to EVerva Lake. 2:1.

a former Pallor, where man. Will be evielanted. Interment will be buried with full military lionors "varY, today. Island poet, American 1 BLAK K.Fawned P. Blake of Chfrago.

ett l'i4rt Washuotton, 2 leaven will oe DUrieu wiLu LULL milluit 0 i BLAKK--1741wattl ft. Blake of Chiestro tot today. l'Aue Island post, American port washasaton. leaven (Picture on back page.) setlied at the time the most inoNiortune thing that could have hap-Petted, but, if the fan belt of the esi that Henry Strom, 3309 North Kar lov avenue, was driving had not broken (Picture on back page.) IJINANWinIrNA at 4431 wooloilo tolGv.1 tnot '07" mrs. M4rgar o-t Cootto'k.

IfLodwo, run.sti Tufo) 6. it 9 rn- frWrt Mpint Carrw't rwsor Mo-nuto-r yo 10. t. Y. 1.frotrf.?t papt-rot aalt 4 pre 02 71-0 CV beltv.0A f4t1Wr Crt 111J.il4rn.

Yrntna. Anna itanmolamtrai, Mrs Iel)rwr01 166'1. 6 tt tFrnwe. Imanol I -Junt Green wood 01 4741.3-,, Park. hurocryl iat, rpqrs.

fat i'tithp. gra. in. CAlvarv, G1 tma 1.4,,a4,1,,, 10.1,, ElbAMCbarles E.rnil. pre 02 7r4 nvo, f4.9,17).

Am t', C4 Emma. Mts. Alma 6' P. Nnoer, Vonerhi .,14. Iri merit unt j.k.

q). 47 r.bil Mrs. 1:., in 141 14Ery. loot 4 at hal rno.40, 04. TJ rt.

sti nit 0.1 11), rt 10 t. 1.Ag1011, Wiii have charge. The, body I wits Aloalla. soon 1lyett und Emmons. tte.r; Pot! Walolianatwl.

WIS at will be taken to the Illue Island M. 1,:. 1 and dauithieta Adele MA JUJin gUsql- church at 2 p. burial pvill be In I D. m.

Aletioesoar. Mount Greenwood. Death occurred uN Mry a it, rone 4. at Sunday moring In the home of I'. W.1 Lake.

his father. Tuberculosis wae, beloved wil of Adolph rooe. IV I. 117. home.

1141 tt. Oak Park-a 1,. Oila Pars, sold to have been the cause. nia.la Thurwlar. June 1.

at U. a. rhum b. Van Duren and Ciarenee- ay. Wilt Para.

Burial at Carmtl. CHAMBERLIN Alma laabei chamberlin. A rtflre' A MBERLI Alma isalei 'Chicago Tribune foreign News Stnirel Mexico City, June 4.Optimism over the probable success of the Mexlean American conference began to warM due to a persistent rumor of serious differences of opinion on the payment for expropriated Ia nds. It is reported semi-Officially that President Obregon Is strongly opposed to giving foreigners guarantees not extended to Itexicans. the Mexican government is not in a position to pay cash for lands appropriated in EZtcordance with the agrarian plan.

The great problem now confronting the commissioners is to find a manner of land payment satisfactory to the Americans as well as the Mexican government. hica go Tribune ore ign ews Mtn Ire Their Father Is Already Behind the Bars. Trees from the battlefields of France where Americans fought will soon be growing in Ccok county' forest an the result of a resolution passed yesterday by the forest preserve commissioners accepting the offer of Tim TRIEH'NE and Commissioner Charles S. Peterson to arrange and finance the plan. "Re it resolved.

That the board of forest preserve commissioners of Cook county accept the offer of THE CHIcAco Tfuntsitg, made through HS CO-editors, Col. rtobert R. McCormick and Capt. Joseph Zdedlii Patterson. to negogotiate at its own expense for the se leetion and procuring of said saplings from the ministry of agriculture of the French government." read the resolution presented by Sommissioner Frederick W.

Penfield. "And be it resolved. That the commissioners accept the offer of County Commissioner Charles S. Peterson to defray the expense of transporting said saplings from the various battlefields of the selection in France to Cook county; and beit further resolved that the board expresses its appreciation to THE CHICAGO Treem from the i battlyeltil ance i '1 4 dofirskt .4 I Iv of It I -4 .1 -4' 4. NE '1 "i- 4 Sr 1 4 A 'A ,4:, 1--r -t i To.

A i 1 i when it did. his 4 year old daughter. Eleanor. might tw wandering in the forest preserve. Eleanor and her parents had gone to the preserve on Sunday While the uthers rested Eleanor wandered away to pick flowers.

When the parents found Eleanor had gone they scoured the woods for her. The police were infoemed awl joined in the search. Just before dawn Mr. Strom took his wife home and returned to continue the search. It was then the fan belt broke, about I two miles from where Eleanor had I been seen.

The father was frantic at the delay. but the next minute blessed the breakdown. Eleanor came running tn'Tdm when she heard his voice. Eeyond scratches from th? she was little the worse for her I experiences. arid Joseph V.

and Ed" lk.ftfilj: J.1117::Irl';:ritntrir't:L.b..trl''lf11; tfot lc: Vi i I ft of 1 homaa Chrowder I off. rex. J. MiAori, mother of Kollin Thoma Chamberlin. amberlin.

June ect, sod .73. Funeral serviees p. es. Tovf.l.ar 7 oesla y. Junta, from 1115 at Hyde Park Congregation al clam( h.

av nr vr 1,, and Dorchester-ay. laterment at Lelooteiuti, It s. CONNERY Michael M. Country. helots di late of IX! I.

Conn 1 rzi a nd the late Mary Tos-emey. Urron h.av.i t.L.,,,t2 mond. Adelane. Eleanor' at ki, lin. tri.tior4go diy.Lc4 1 Irgly lit, .444 Wednesday.

June sins. hrother Iii ti at 9:30 a. to St. Gertrude' church, i ll Eugene arid Mary Interment, Calvary. I fills.

fulierrth A if: GEORGE SHAW, 5-433 Indiana avenue, president of the Paris Laundry company. died yesterday at the age of 73 after of several months. Mr. Shaw, came to Chicago in 1878. had been connected with the stockyards for many years.

Ile is survived by his widow and two brothers, James M. and Fred both of whom are superintendents at the yards. Funeral services wiii be held at WashIngton Park Congregational church, 5347 Michigan avenue, at 8 o'clock this evening. Burial will be 1111 Marengo, Ia. where Mr.

Shaw was born. H. E. Whiting of Illinois 'Life Insurance Co. Dies Harley E.

Whiting, 63 years old, vice president of Whiting and an official of the Illinois Life Insurance company, died last night at his residence, 127 East Chestnut street, following an illness with bronchial pneumonia. He is survived by the widow and two children. Funeral services will be held from the residence Wednesday afternoon at 2:30. LILA 34. Cox.

teachm in nubile I a. fil. It0111 has 1 Of Chicago. June 3. 3923: at! st, JOIIN IIALLOC, 42.

a member of the Chicago Board of Trade since 1902, died suddenly in kiht rooms in the Ambassador hotel. late Sunday evening. A friend had Just congratulated him for his good looks, when he replied that he never had felt better in his life. In ten minutes heart trouble developed and he died suddenly. lie came to Chicago from Lincoln, and leaves a wifp.

Meroy htAnital. beloved eixter of Ai itrr, Er, is wiji William. Miehae A. l. lliam.

John. Car I ntel. t.N. ri 1,49,,,, JoKeoh and the late Rev. Ttiom tot E.

Cox. dopy. 1 Tlcu afiunig front ICLEINIIANSEdAh 1 June 4. dearly beiovett of 1 34 GLATT-0mA Glatt. belovd of ioving mother of 10.7,- 'n Anna.

noe Wohatuen. father of Luey. Ar- dau.mter of Auzust ar. thur. Lillian.

and Edward. brnther of lel- 1 and aixtt.r cj, 1 CTI3 IP rael of Cincinnati. Jennie LevinFohn, Won-01043y at 2 p. ra. try.nz' stneerity etiatter.

0 E. i I 0. 1.iIdaho: xon 0 291:.5 vo kos.1..j. Lena Giadatone of Lois A ngt-les. Cal.

Serv- courieil Royal IA-aitle, and 1 ices from regidenee. 409 E. at lotlize. M. B.

A. mz---roo 1:30 V. Bur i st IN Knf hn 1., Ku( hn, at hi Man Who Wroie "Quincy Adams Sawyer" Is Dead Melrose, June F. Pidgin. author, died at his home here yesterday.

Ills best known book, "Quincy Adams Sawyer," was published in 1900. JUDGE THOMAS SENT TO BRIDEWELL FOR DOPE CURE. Unable to pay a fine of $15 for attempting to force druegists to fill a prescription for narcotics. Alfred Stewart was sent to the pridearfill ho.nital yraterenv for treatment. (Story on page one) late siftyipt, yrt mot: Trm.pi4mr!rvresgowguirovrx-7-PoorwrPrwrAw-almimgrnrw.itworefaximpywr rud.obite4ear.d:istiias.t.drcAt Aaf.es'y U.

S. GUARDS KLAN! LIST TOLL-RANCEI OFFICERS CITED Two United States deputy marshals maintained a guard over a large number of printed lists of names of 12,208 alicged members of the Indianapolis Ku Klux Klan yesterday as six officers of the paper. Tolerance, prepared to answer a charge tit contempt of court. Officers are alleged to have ordirred the G. B.

Williams company, printers in whose plant the lists were seized. to print the names, in defian.7e of an enjoining order issued last weet, by the federal court. The contempt hearing will be held today before Judge Carpenter. A month ago, Judge Carpenter issued art Injunction against the paper, which then, through its attorneys. filed a petition askiDg to dissolve the injunction and contaiQing a complete list of the 12.20S names.

Backers of Tolerance, who must answer the charge, are: Robert S. Shepherd, W. L. McNamee, Mrs. Bernard J.

Mahoney, Attorney Patrick II Attorney Benjamin Vanderveld. and Frank McKey. Deeny gave her the bonds and then double crossed her. She also repeated her story of two yeurs agothat she had given $1,500 worth of bonds to Patrolmn A. J.

Kaiser and Sergt. P. J. McIntyre when they discovered the loot in the ice chest. I'm in a jam.

and I know it," said mother yesterday. as three pairs of lubby hands squeezed through the bars to caress her face. "But I've gone straight ever since Robert was born. I've been workin' hard, goin' nowhere, savin and scrapin' for them. Why, when I walked into the courtroom this morning.

who'd a thought I'd a got this handed to rue. It's all the work of that Mrs. Gertrude Flit-dell. We all used to live with her at 2531 West llSth street. She thinks we owe her dough.

We don't, but she's frarnin' on rue." BY GENEVrEVE FORBES. His mother's a uotorious "fence." who gave birth to ham in a jail His father's a famous yeggman doing time in an eastern banothouse." He's more familiar "the wagon" than a white cradle. and he's played with azoten jewels more often than with rink rattles. But ti months old Rebert Shomo, fretful from poor feeding. seemed to cry a little louder yesterday in his crib at the Beulah home.

:144 North Clark street. when word came that' Federal Judge Jam' as II. Wilkersoa had just sentenced his mother. Mrs. i Varence Shomo, to a year and a day at Rhode Island Staze penitentiary on a charge of having $17.,000 worth of s.olen Liberty bonds in her possession.

She Leaves Four Children. Over at the fedemil biding Um. Shorn. :5 years old. alternated her rides between that of the 1ad3r crook I other crooks for her "Jam" end the heartbroken mother, forted leave a family of tot little children.1 Its the baby I'm especiato; wan--; ried about." she sulgoed, as phi' kissed the other youngster good-by.

"These ehrtiren will be cared for by a good friend. and my two oiler eoghtera. Mildred and Thelma, will beard until I get Otit" 5 But Robert, him that's never been szrong since he was born six months ago, in the Allegheny- county jail. it 1 was, I'm scared when I think of whatsl to happen to him. He's at the Beulah home.

where I've been paying his board, by working in a store every But the pay envelope stops when they put me away." The baby has been a prominent tgure in the Shomo case almost from i the first. Arrested in Chicago early In 191 by Capt. Thomas Porter.1 'head of the United States secret serv. ice here. Mrs.

Shomo was charged with having more than $15,000 worth of lib, erty bonds concealed In the ice chest at her home, 6350 Maryland avenue. Jailed in Shortly after her arrest Mrs. Shomol forfeited her bond and went to Pittsurgh with her husband, Frank Shorn, and Joe Leonard, safe blow els After an attempted job Leonard escaped. but Shomo was sent to the House of Correction. Mrs.

Shomo, ar- ested as a suspect. was detained in he county jail In Pittsburgh. where Rcbert was born. At the time of her first-arrest Mrs. Shorn told the police she had been given the bonds.

said to have been from the Citizens' Savings bank Ilaniontown. and the Van Worth, State bank, by George la-eaver, member of the gang a few months ago. Yesterday she declared that "Kid xam-: -vt 1:7:4 .1 1 VIP :4. fitirf 67., Alii-1 1 I la At-4 A.V, X.44 T. si 'trz, riVA VI 71 a i 6 6: 1 4:: t- 14 Ce: ti IX 0 ii; ii 1 ff.

0tiit.1 p-A-111 7' 641, o. 4 iti 1 44tr-2 It-trl 1:441 Ply I A I I 1 1 11111 1 I In I UIV I iiisi 11 11,, OIM R'33 3 Don't Miss It I 4 6 i.l4Ii Lt'a 14 quo. 4101 The Feature of Jazz and Grand Opera Week Now rig 27:77. lil LLia, t'y Playing at the BALABAN KATZ MEW En ONIO WM San aoitlmt Moog 1, M. 1 7 a.

m. Weemeseay at 1 47th-st. iii.d St. Lawrenee-av. Intel-.

tt El i LAKE-kai-trett I'. of e. son 1 Lake. brother of Raiaim-al 31.1,tae; 14 liii a.l's:eM;e1811P31--1i I ul 1 I II Ndi lot. 14.bel:.

i 1 niee Leeent. beleveil eaaehter of Lite 1 fond sister of Mrs. la airs. A. Parrsan I IV-SdaY 11101-fillIg at 135 o'eloek.

1, neral etervieea from ciaanti. 3111 Ir Wednesday. Jane 0. a I 2 p. to I.

O. E. A. eernetery, a helm. alerriber A Craft heave-, I Eastern Star.

and Loyal Workers of 1'1 LC. R. 1.,, 1 ti: r. 1 Lvl en. dearly beloved Let, band of Taub Itoee Leah anl deretee 1 1 father of bertna Eisao, ja ob.

Mrs. bap, I Lewla. leide'r. tn? late dr 74. tt Gtrtrlif, baron.

and lueeral te tie 'ia eTt14: VoadY. B. 11 i MANDEL-Leah L. Mandel. lie of the hie Max L.

34 andel, at the 31 aryland hole Mother of Sam. late Harry. Sadye. Mrs. S1-1 liracko.

Mrs. Wolf. Mrs, I. "ea cus of York. Funeral Tuesday.

at 2 o'clock. at chapel, 3111 Booseveli-ni Burial at Waldhelm. S. Louie wad New i York papers plea-se copy. MAYER-Caroline nee De Costa.

he. tik loved wile of Morris. fond mether cf.axe te; 1 Rayne and lianaah. devoted h.15 ter of Bona. Lervis.

Steinberg. Hannah Liwinet, Rayna. Michael and the late, Ada De Costa and Jennie Miner. Funeral Tueaday.1;31) p. 930 E.

47th-st. MATHERCYK-Bertha Maybereyk. ad 67 Emil. l.mMeit; William. George and Charles.

Ftmerei 0. Wedneeday. June 6, at a. from late residence. 18:23 Bissell-ste to Si.

Therm. church. autos to St. Boniface. MaegKedEEr 3be.

husband ef Alice T. McKee. on of John A nnd Emily McKee. brother of Mrs. Alice ler.

Mary and Joseph alehlee. Funeral from chapel, 6328 Cottage Wennesdar. at 10 a. tn. Interment at Oakhill.

For in- formation phone Fairfax 2900. MEIDINGER-e-Frank A. Meldinger. June 4 i. dearly beloeed husband of Emma hay, aft Kt-evil.

fond father of Ray Frank A.Jr. Dorothy M. and the late Harriet M. Rohm- 1 ke. SOD.

Member ef Siloam lodge No. O. A. .1 g--' F. and A.

Henry Longfellow No Ne Royal Arcanum. National Union Cottata ti I No. 623. Funeral Wednesday, June S. p.

from late resident. 3924 i cox-et. Services under the el Siloam Masonic lodge. Burial at FOrest lie: home. IDDLETON-Matilda Middleton.

June 4. ri 1923, at her residenete the Hull home. daughter of Thomas aliddleton. Fate's ee: fro chapel. 4227 Cottage Wednesday at 2 p.

m. Interment private. 1 .:.:1 11 i- I of the Me olnatteeveNrdetet. verde. father of Mrs.

Jerinie Flavillo. Fu- neral from late residence. 1904 Larebm -ai 1 block bouth of Irving 'ark-bint. i Itlednesday. June 6.

at 9 a. to Chemise! ikr: Assumption. where high mass will be eat- heated. Interment Mount Carmel by auks. ilki Please omit flowers.

ie 1 ju3rent4e OGDEN-Dr. Edwin Grant Ogden. June 4 1923, of 2632 Lake riund sba of Rose Harriet Spruanee Ogden. lather of Ogden, Bryant. Minerva Ogden, SrJe.

ere Dorothy Grant, and Natalie PERZIK-Jenny Perzik. beloved wife of Na- than Perzik. mother of William. MStale, 1 uel Joseph. and Helen.

sister of Moses F'. reerer. Funeral at 3550 Roosevelt-rd. June 6, at 10 a. m.

In.terment at NValehem cemetery. PIXLEY-Gus Pixley, husband of Mary. late al ireaidence. 4342 June 2. bie .1 49 years.

Innerat service at chapel. 4141 Cottage Tuesday. June 5. at tillto p. me under ausiolees Chicago lodge, No.4, tB.

P. 0 Elks. Interment prIvate. SCIIULT-Charles II. Shult.

aged 64 be loved husband of Minnie. nee Mueller. feed father of Chas. LOWS C. JOU' Andrew M.

and Mrs. Minnie Rare. Ylt neral Tuesday 5. at 3 P. in- frtla late resideneeel 4017 N.

liedzie-av. Inter' rnent Eden. Member Court Lak eview. tica- ie 107. U.

O. A. SEYFRIED-John G. Seyfried. Jane 3- iiii 19:23, 67 years old.

beloved hueband ef ie Mary. nee Kummer. father of Mrs. I Tucaur and William J. Seyfried.

brother el George N. and William U. Seytrie d. inner- 2 at Tuesday. eln9a2rti3.

at 2 to P. mla -a bit SHAW-George M. Shaw. June 4. bi.

73d year at residen'ee. 5430 husband of Carrie Stanton Shaw. brother of Jamea M. and Fred. C.

Shaw. Funeral serge- Pees will be held at Washineton Park Coo- gregational church. 5347 S. Wi.d' ihr Tuesday. June 5.

at 8 burial at Ma- sa reng-o. Iowa. Laporte (Ind.) papers pleas: 1 copy. I SHEAN-John It. Shean beloved son of the late John It.

and Marearet. brother of Mabel. nephew of Mary and Kathryn. Fu neral from late residenee. 3144 Berkeley-, Berwyn.

Weenteseloy. June 4S. at 0 As. m. to St.

Mary-8 church ltm e- Soa quiera high mass will be celebrated. Inier merit at Mount Cal-Mel 21 ember- of De ee Salle general assembly: Nazareth ectinoi, K. of Oak Park lodge. B. P.

O. E. Itg te information call Yards 2799 or Vineeaaes 4535. SHERIDAN-Maria Sheridan. nee Power.

be ee- i loved wife of the late Richard. mother of Edward. Richard. 'allehael. JosePh.

Mrs. P. Steinbach. James. Thomas and Jobs.

ea: e. av ddember of Married Ladles' sodality. 'neral from late residence. 382 5 West Endee: Wednesday. at itiaa a.

me to St. Mells church. Interment Mount Carmel 1 TREMONT-Augusta C. Tremont. 19-23, beloved wife of Arnold E.

Trem le r-, aunt of Emma and Karl Erase and Otte ki. Luedtke. Funeral Thursday. 2 p. en from late residence, 170 N.

C'aa Park. Interment Arlington cemeteral. WINDES-Judge Thomas G. Windt. June 4.

1.923 at he home. 330 Chertl-Pt, Win- netka, 111. Funeral services It. 111. Wednesday.

Private interment at Gram land cemetery. Kindly omit flowers. WITTBOLD-Mrs. Meta Roden Wittbold. el' June 4, wife of Henry 3023 Central Evanston.

Burial Wednesday. June 6 2:34 tk: p. me private. SATISFACTION GIJARANTEED CHICAGO THEATRE i UM IONE, M. Nan mon 111, rffmn MO.

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