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1 1921. CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: MONDAY. MAY 0,0 1() i(DEATH I'OTICES EAT OT 1 Ez, I4 OT i ES 1 AT Fallow. truner41 Non- r. 12,14, r.

of I me ail ch 22 atoel at 19 Irvioz cavp I.xp,ce I 0, u. ie et at Itiut RADIO PROGRAMS AIIIM.999110, FA LLOWCbarlea A. My 12. Stout Park blvd. VCliatle A.

cif 12. from 1-wit 1 TODA' Monday, May 12. TODAY'S George Kennan Writer, Dies in Medina, N. at 79 Medina, N. 17..

May 9--)m Wennan. traveler, Investigator. and writer, died at his home bere last Is after three days iliness, of par- 1 alvsim. TIP wan 79 rit old. I in gun ice MRS.

FESSENDEN, CLUB LEADER OF NOTE, IS DEAD (Daylight Saving Tim. Throughout) lillothers' Day Music Holds Radio Throng 1484j. Davenport. Moanatine. Da, 14941.

Davenport. Muscatine. CLARKELney lffirton Clarke. at Chicago Memorial borpital. daughter of the late Judge and Mrs.

Franeis kiasmus Clarke of Waukegan. sister of Mrs. William Ifarche of Waukegan and Mrs. Dresse 11 Barnum of Cbn ago. Funeral at 414 N.

Waukegan. Tuesday at 2 p. m. Interment privte. Kindly omit flowers.

CORNELLHenry L. Cornell of Western Springs and 6108 on Ittair 10, husband of Marlon Wakefield Cornell. fond father of Arthur W. and Donald S. Cornell.

Funeral serviees from chapel, 558 E. 47th-st, on Monday. Mai 12. at P. tn.

Burial at Hinsdale cemeterti B. Plesher. Mal IO. beloved husband of Jennie lather of Bdtar. Clyde.

Charles. and Ralph Fleahr. son of Mary. and brother Of E-arl and Mrs. C.

J. Rona. FUTterill sera. lee', at resident.e. 7513 Mow MaY t2.

at 3 p. m. interment at Moubt 'lope. c.c.c Io bo. May 10.

1 Laura Dayton Fessenden, writer, composer. and founder of the Highland Park DEATH NOTICES IXrn ch el 1 I 411110111111MEMMIng, it 1 4PEIE Woman 's club, 9IOC program. 9WOS City. Mita leal Pre-gram. 9-11'00 13091, Philadelphia.

Grand organ rreital. 9:30 to 10WEAN' 14921, New 'fork. Dance. 9 143451. 'York.

11 011110 AO 1.1 fob orchestra Cardinal Mundelein's public address. Arith accompanying music program by the Pau list choir. at the Auditoriunt theater will be broadcast by WMAQ. beginning at 8 o'clock. Silent night agreement between the Chicago stations will be disregarded for this broadcast.

1 dajP. SY i 2 i I p. ai, 4s I oreld, horn, tetrp.tpry, fiERGIrSKY. N. G.

1 )11KSL Elmer kieltoz. Mr4, Jong Croft-on', if John awl LITIlly 8, bepaPr Ito. 1 day at 2 M. ttG113 tate 14 sictpritp. wentworthav by tO Irlount Gren.

wood. lircor l'il WcsulmrtA 104A. re. Pauline 1.1,)e,rkorry, paaawil sway Is) p. Priisay IslYbS.

May S). at itri. rroidessfre. luneras prtaato Itorst I16.24 N. Ilis.411, d.

it II a. en. )t(traday la- toTalcbt Special Programs Giren by Most Stations. GATESPhilip Gates. Saturday.

I loved huiband of I'aula. lather Of Mrs W. A Brand. Abraham. Emlnuel.

and Samuel Gates. brother of David. and the late, A. M. MOO.

k' uneral Tuewlay. MY 13, 10 a. from chapel, 4049 PT tO Free Sons cemetery. Milwaukee PaPers please copy. IN MEMORIAM.

BELLESAntornette Belies. In loving memory of our dear mother, who paesed away I year ago todav. etas 12. 11)23. Her loving children, AA, ELSIE.

and MARGUERITE. I STEINEROlive M. Steiner. In fond. loving memory of our dear wile and mother.

who away one year ago today. May 11,23. Your lonebome, JIA1 and J. WARREN. 1 COXArthur Cox.

May 11, at his retddence. 0028 Panic 11-av father of Rebecca. Grare and Irene Cox. Funeral Tuesday. lifs3 13.

2 p. m. at the chapel. at 62d-- Pl. Interment 34ount FESSENDENTLaurs Dayton Fessenden.

wife of the late Benjamin A. k'essenden. mother of Mrs. Robert Gray Peck. A.

C. and Benja- min R. Feseenden sister of the late Judge Charles W. Dayton of New York City. Sunday morning at the Belden hotel.

Funeral Tuesday at 2:30 o'clock. at Trinity church. Highland Park. Interment at take 'New York City and Boston papers Please copy. 1 1 1 JOilliN )i hN I.

nItilititresito. fObr'benAl 4aries it. and fod mother ol j. IT litioat7vt hanrodth.corhon.f noaf. Tchilillteag.

w2 Ins. "a.fn.rit: 55. I. O. O.

and Marble-elters union KjEiilimary L. 10 No. tid. Funeral Tuesday at 2 m- frarra widow of lite late Lewis clear .7 late residence. 204 N.

Litmon-alt. to tt.1 mother of L. AJo.rt eb, 'xi Itarnabas church. 4'245 Washmittoll-blvd- liertha Ltribry. Funeral from inapI 2lu at ":30 rt.

in. Interment, N. TuPaday. May 13th. 2 P.

at Indianapolis. Ind pap er please coPY- to (eter. At 9 p. m. Kenesaw Mountai Lam l3161.

St. Louis. Grand Central theater program. dis will speak at Kimball hall, Chicago. 18081, Memphis.

Hotel Glayoeo and broadcast through WTAS, Elgin. In of the American Legion. 18001. Philadelphia. Dance.

11781. Dallas. Choral club. CHICAGO PROGRAMS 1 10-111 lit 131illi buffalo. Dance.

15281 Omaha. Oakland. la-i Concert band. I 00 13091. Philadelphia.

Dance. tlin0 aril I to. 15361 Yi M- C. 1030 to 1145-418AP 1161, Fort Worth. A.

stiting up ticercises; swimmint lewsons Dance orchestra. II :33 a. 15361. Table talk. It to 12KPO lin), Sztn Francisco.

Organ Anna J. Peteroco. recital. 1 to p. m.IVLS 13451 Farm talks: II ito I ns.WI1N 13601, New Torii.

Midnight Bohmia show, musical proirr tin I 1IVIIAZ 13801. Troy. Students' Sym- OAP 131W11. Itticlklay concert. phony orchestra.

3:13 to 4 :4.5--WLS (3151. liernemakers' II to 2 a. ni.K1-1 11691, Los Angeles. hour. Concert: dance oe-hestra.

11 VII. Y. M. C. A.

Protrram II 11021, Portland. Beaux Arts ti-10--IIIIIQ 11181. Chicago theater organ 10eictir. (483, Seattle. Varied mu CHICAGO PROGRAMS 15281.

Omaha. Oakland. Ia-. Corvert hand. --------1 15091.

Philadelphia. Dance. 411::10 aril I to. in.KVIV 13361 Yi C. 10:30 to 1161.

Port Worth. A. to.tting up tat-mist-a; swimming letwonc Dance orchestra. 11:35 e. m.IlIVW 15361.

Table talk. 11 to 12-91'0 14221. San Francisco. organ Anna J. Petersco.

recital. a. na.WITN 13601. 1 to 2 p. m.IVLS 13 II to I New 'Fork.

451. Farm talks: Midnight Bohemia show, musical proirr Ern 11W11AZ 13801. Troy. Students' Sym- 1 OAP 13CA11. Midday concert.

phony cecheAra. 3:15 to 13151. Bomemakerie 11 to 2 a. m.KFI 14691. Los Angeles.

hour. Concert: dance or-heetra. i 4--WMAQ 11 f31. T. M.

C. A. Program. I 1 6 14921. Portland.

Beaux Arts 4 9 14481. Chicago theater organ Illooietr. 14551. Seattle. Varied mu- ADAMSJohn I.

Adams. Friday. May 9. beloved hubband of Dora. tare Brown.

father of John. Cecelia. William. Suzanne. James.

George. anti Mrs. R. W. Schneider.

brother of Martha J. and Theodore. Funeral Monday. May 12. from resident.

3523 to Our Lady of Sorrows church. masa 11 a. in. Burial Mount Carmel cemeterY. recital.

pica program. 6 mAta 14481. Rotel La Salle 14291. Atlanta. Al Bernard hcotra and Russell Robinson.

'The Dixie Stars." 15361., torio Bob's bedtime It to 2 a. wi.KPO 14221. San Francisco. tory. I Concert: dance orchestra.

8It WAQ 14481. Broadcasting Cardinal 12 to I a. m.WHO 15281. D. Moines.

a nth. lei 'a ad, ireos. Auditorium theater. Musical entertainment. I byorilicA.10 14111.

Kansas City. Night- tory. tdl. Broadematinsr Cardinal let 'a ad, ireos. Auditorium theater.

BY ELMER DOUGLASS. Coming like a prearranged prelude to Mother's Day, the Apollo Musical club gave seven choral numbers from WMAG) studio Saturday evening. Yes. there's one right here who wishes he could pass the entrance examination to this classic organization. -41.

Toward the cloes of his morning sermon at Central church. Dr. P. F. Shannon read a simple telegram addressed to a mother.

At the moment. I'd rather have been author of that telegram than President of the United States. How effective, at times, these little sympathetic touches! To Icirw's studio where Elks lodge No. 4 were giving a Mother's Day pfogram. Left there with tears in my eyes and a song in my mind" I'd like to go down home once again." There were other weeping eyes in that studio there must have been.

died yesterday at the Belden hotel, where she had at, been spending the winter with 5 her on in law z. and daughter, Col. 5 and Mrs. Robert Gray Peck. Mrs.

Fessenden a 8 widow of Ben- jamin A. Fessen- den, who pilinned Highland Park. Mrs. Fessenden was a Member of MRS. LArRA D.

FES3ENDEN. the Chicago Moffett Photo.) Woman's club Fortnightly, Colonial Dames, Founders', and Patriots' club, Daughters of the American Revolution, Woman's City club, and the Antiquarian society. During the Harding campaign Mrs. Fessenden originated the drawing room meetings held all over the country and spoke at many of them. Besides books, poems, and magazine articles, she wrote many songs for children, composing much of the music herself.

Besides her daughter, Mrs. Peck, she leaves two sons, A. C. and Benjamin H. Fessenden.

Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in Trinity church in Highland Park, where Mrs. Fessenden lived for many years prior to her husband's death. BARRONAnnie Carson Barron. beloved wife of Alfred W. Barron.

mother of Ruth and Dorothy and the late Claribel Lake. sister of Mrs. Guy ball. Mrs. Thomas Carson and Miss Harriet Carson.

at residence. 8004 until Tuesday a. MaY Funeral services will be held at Memorial chapel. 3 E. Garfield- blvd.

Tuesday. May i 13. m. Interment Rosehill. 13.

m. Interment Rosehill. A A icfr. ILI OUTSIDE CHICAGO I BIGNALCathenne A. Bignal.

May 10. 1924. age 77. wife of the late Alfred J. mother of Annie M.

Larson. Funerwl Pnrate Wednesday at 2 from the rest-, deuce. 134 N. Austat. Inter-men' Rosehill.

CAIIILLJessie Austin Cahill. May 9, at her home. 4519 Oakenwald-av. wife of James D. Cahill.

sister of Mrs. Ann Park- i cr. Funeral services at chapel. Cot- tage Monday at 2 :30 p. Interment Oakwoods cemetery.

CARNEGIEJane P. Carnegie, May 10. beloved wife of John 1, fond mother of Mrs. Elizabeth L. Grable.

William John W. Carnegie. and Mrs. Lucy. M.

Dean. Funeral Wednesday from residence, 832 E. 90th-st, at p. m. Interment at Oakwoods.

st- er- A. I of I )t- 1 IY nd il- cy H. H. INDSOR, NOTED PUBLISHER, SUDDENLY Henry Windsor, publisher Silert nicbt WRC. eon Few Trk: WHAS, 't to 9 1,1051, Newark.

Tatted musical it tit 17781. Boston. Concert. 7 to 9-1 LW I 309j, Cincinnati. Talks; musical 1 Near Congress St.

reastic Reductions On All New Spring Irrith.rctip;,,,- ''4 14 '1 ''54 South 426 Sou Michigan Avenue Near Congress St. Auditorium Hotel ecatleta se mg. Orl ittzgastnc liloras All New Spring ze.l,-z-2-71N G11191.1 Ont er Peters D'ANNUNZIO WILL EXPIATE WRONGS AT DUSE'S GRAVE Jill L.7.1A II 1111 Turned to' the artist series concert at W-G-N for relief from the tension of the serious in music and address. Was glad Helen Wile Burkhardt had to repeat The Mower's Cradle Song." Hans Magnus in his several numbers again revealed the beauty the cello as asolo instrument. Wish tne microphone had as much sympathy for other instruments.

Arrived at the Sunday Evening club late, but slipped up to the mizrophone. and a little ahead of it, to get the full benefit of the Rev. T. Rhondda WUhams' musical English voice. His reference to "Europe's aching anguished hearts.

Its intrigue, and its seething caldron sent me to The Prince of Pilsen overture, played by Dell Lampe's orchestra at W-G-N. A bright rar of sunshine between clouds and just as light as dancing faeries, Mendelssohn's Spring Song." by Drake concert ensemble at WDAP Verdi's The Force of Destiny again. Good! But, lastly. Handers immortal Largo," played with such suppressed feeling as by a celestial choir singing a requiem for those already over there, my own-MOTHER! lif I I I III aFLIK.7'Jf';) 0,,,,3... tt.

4 A Special Lot at P'' 7 0 1 i t-r -litt' Values up to $85 ..,:72.. tv- r-- r2A 1 1 -1 IL1. J1 A -1 de'L CI 491T.11,474;"-1 -11 1 7), VIP it A ee '3. ge '--I'''t' 2' (ee Values up to $85 II 4t 1 t'''-''(? I II 17 A s- .0 i 1II I lit 1I r-- 61.mva 7 to 4921. New York.

and owner of Popular. Mechanics Mag- re4.1tais. azine, died sud- 7 to 0URN 3601. New 'Fork. Popular denly at his orcersm 4551.

New Turk. Ester organ In- Evanston yesrtal terday. Born in 774 1 380j. Schenectady. Hanna 1859, in Iowa, -r- t.a,y44' Glee club at Buffalo.

Concert. came to Chi 1 Chicago ar44 ,..4. 4-' 8---lit)k. 132411. American Gnild of Ban.

in 1883 after serv- inists. mandolinist. and Guitarists. Carnegie ing an apprentice hll a. tf 8 to f315.

Zion. Vocal, ship in journal- tnd instrument -it ennert isril as city ed- 8 to 9ttlitt rill, Kansas City. Talks: itor of the Mar- mnsieal nroersm. 469. nagylinrion.

Claa. Shalltown. Ia. 8 to ITWc.it' r4 eoneert 'meal and instrumental. Times Republic- 44,4 0 fttvt.w 1399.

Cincinnati. Orchestral an. Hio became A r.43, 1.ro2ram. 8 to 11701. Pittsbursit.

votua- secretary of the teem of pregram. Chicago City rail- I 13'(" St' Drlinta: way and took an Twtlfth Nirh I 8-1 WI 1317 i. Detroit. Concert I active part in the 8 to itW(AZ 1390. Berrien Sarings, early growth of Orrhestra! Indiana quartet.

that system. WL-NDSOR. 3001, Philadelnhia. Fox theater 1r o.rram He later founded the Street Railway 8:38 to 0WOR 4031. Newark.

Music Review. He stounded Popular Meehan- Detroit. Enem Alpha ieptival rhorus. ics Magazine In 1901. He was a mem- I 5171.

a Iota 1111P5iC3i Sorority her of many clubs. maintained homes 8:30 to 4761. Fort Worth. in Maine and Florida, and was owner 1 Violin and piano re(-ital. of the yacht Apache.

830 to 1 a. ffltel. Elgin. Mu- sical proeram from hall. Chicago.

Mr. IS-Indsor, who is survived by his At 9Address. Kenesaw Mountain Landis. widow, Mrs. Lina Jackson Windsor, to 1 o--w tit) 5261, Des Moines.

Mu- and his son, H. IL Windsor vice I Ceti! prorram. president of the Popular Mechanics LA 0 (4171. 31itinesPolis. Farm leetures.

company. will be buried from his home 9 to 10WOR 4051, Newark. Popular at 1120 Forest avenue, Evanston, Philadelphia. Features morrow Donee. Wft.tit Morrow at 11 o'clock In the morning.

9-- t3951, from Fay's theater. 9WitAZ 390. Troy. Students' Glee Mob. DRINKS CARBOLIC ACID; DIES.

10 to WIZ 13801, Troy. Talks Frank Garvie. 34 years old. 1153 Weet and musical entertainment. 1134 street.

evmmitted suicide yesterday by 9ti-1)iF 14111, Kansas City. Lions' club. Sw allow ing torbolic acid. Be died in an 9WTAS 2861, ingin. Address.

Kenesaw ambulance on the wry to a kospital. Rela- Mountain Landis. speaking for the American tivea told the police he had mad several previotn Rtlempell to end his tite. widow, Mrs. Lina Jackson Windsor, and his son, H.

IL Windsor vice president of the Popular Mechanics company. will be buried from his borne at 1120 Forest avenue, Evanston, to- 1 morrow at 11 o'clock In the morning. I Chicago Tribune Foreign News Service. ROME. May H.Gabriel D'Annunzio, the poet, will attend Eleanora Duse's funeral tomorrow in the small solitary churchyard at As lo.

in the Italjan Alps. The poet's friends say that he means to expiate his wrongs toward the actress when, twenty years ago, he wrote his famous novel, Fuoco," several chapters of which described the intimate life of two young lovers in Venice, in which he made a clear allusion to his relations with Mme. Duse, to her deep offense. I She tried to have these chapters sup-Ipressed, but could not persuade the writer to sacrifice even a part of them. Romans today paid their last tribute to Mme.

Duse. The funeral at the church of Santa Maria Degli Angell, In care of the government, was at, tended by the American I and the whole diplomatic corps. sena- Ito- and high officials. About Ir; OD people renewed the pilgrimage flowers on her coffin, from I princes to the humblest peasants. The body of lame.

proceeded this afternoon informally for Also. Duel with Axes; One Dead, Other Will Die Groton, Mass, May resuit Guihnont Peters E--: Latest Transformations P. Made with their si ghtpr of parting, are now worn by thousands of American in so- ciety and bus in ss. Our FE transformations have no equals as to beauty and simplicity. Transformations without part, $35.00 up; with "Sight- F.

proof Part," $50.00 up price depending upon color, length and weight. $35.00 up; with "Sight- I roof Part," CA AP up- a price depending upon 9 length and weight 1--- 5 E- of a duel with axes yesterday in a Groton wood lot, Donat Fontaine, 35. of Lowell is dead, and his opponent, Joseph also of Lowell. Is pot expected to live. KING-Nicholas King.

May 10. beloved yen af semose the late Mary A. RAng. fond brottaer ef Mrs. Margaret Williams.

Mn. Mary Louse. erty. Funeral Tueletlay, ay 13. 104 an.

from chapel. :2037 E. us Our Lady of Peace chureb. Interment I Calvary. Hyde Park 8822.

KONZ-Hermine Koos. ties Infanger. May 14 beloved wife of Peter. fond itiotaer of Ja-. septa and ft unerad Item late tete deuee.

3107 Ingan-bleel Tuesday. May 13, i at 2 p. zn. Interment Montrose eemetere. LAUTTERSTEIN-rienrr Lauttersteln, ea; loved husband of leether.

Rene lather et Joseph IL. Louis R. of Los Angelis and Mrs. Jennie Beach. Funeral aeontlay.

Mar 12. at 1 p. 112 from chattel. 93e E. 4.7th-st, Please omit flower.

1 LIPPERT-Frederick J. Lippert ea I years. dearly beloved husband of Jceteetbaka. nee Fitzgerald. father of Loulea Louis Walter Lillian Letnon.

Larirk 1 Smith. and Fred Jr. Fameral Tuesday at 2:30 p. from residence. 1515 Ottoeit.

I Interment -riving Park cemetery. I 14NAMARA-Thomaa H. McNamara. andleai I3r. beloved husband of Erna, nee Schwartz; lather of Raymond and Eileen.

son 01 jam, L. and Alice. nee Mooney. brother of John. Frank.

James 1... Jr, Edward lam aka, Preister. Nies. Margaret Schlep. and the late IMartin.

Funeral TuesdaY. 9:30. from reedenee. 4937 Huron-et, to Our Lady Help I of Christians church for sok-ma high masa. I Burial Calvary.

Member of Austin camp I No. 12.170. M. W. of and Invision leo.

I IS. A. O. H. Kedzie 1817.

OAKES-Erskine Oakes. May 11. 19'24 beloved husband of Nellie Oakes. father of Lulu Robert S. Oakes.

Funeral T. day. Wauconea. at, 1:30 Ine eland- ard time. OLSEN-Niels Peter Olsen.

Mar 9. beloved husband of Catherine. nee Proele. fond I lather of Anna M. Bessie Andrew P.

I and alle E. Funeral from late residence. 1 210 Oak Park. MondaY. at 9:15 a.

to St. Catherine's church. i Interment MI Saints cemetery. Funerai prittate. Los Angeles papers please copy PAINTER-Henry Painter.

May 11. Beloved i husband of Aug-usta Painter. Father of Ethel Painter. Services at chapel. 1253- ea N.

clerk-let, Tuesday. May 13. at 2 P. 1221 Interment Rosehill cemetery. 1 PETER-Rev.

Aurust Peter. May 3. 1924. at St. Cloud.

age 80; beloved hue I band of Bertha. father of 'rItus WU. Ram Mrs. C. H.

Dreaske. Weepy and the late George: member of the G. A. R. Funeral Tuesday.

May 13. at 2 Ip. m. at P'oreet, home chapel. Burial at Forest Home.

REED-Sara R. Reed. May 10. 194. Funete' at Monday.

May 12. at 2,:30 p. from late residence. 316 S. Oak Oak Park.

Interment at Manlius. N. Y. REPSOLD-Dorothy Repsold. tindeenly.

dearly beloved daughter of Mr. and All. Frank Rensold. Funeral notice later. ROBLN-Isaac J.

Robin. beloved husband of the late Darla and fond father of Luba. Helen. Anna. and Nary.

passed sway the 9th of May. Funeral from late residence. 1331 Monday. 10 a. in.

Pleaae omit flowers. nossmAN-Parmer Roseman. belored hue. band of Jane Beggs father of George A. Fred P.

Earl W. Funeral at late residence. 234 N. Forrest. Raver eet.

Tuesday. May 13, at 213u It. Iti- Interment at Oakridge cemetery. C. Ryan.

May 10. 1924. wid-, ow of the late Michael Ryan and be4ove4 mother of Michael J. Ryan. Filnerai 1.13"-, at 8:30 a.

m. from chapel. 230 to St. Vincent's church. Inter-- went at St.

Joseph's cemeterY. RYEANDER-Edwin Rylander. May 10. beloved huaband of Marta Rylander. fond father of Carl.

Hum and Mabel Rylander. Funeral Monday at 1:30 xt. za, from Jatn residence. 2212 Rottemont-av, to Ebenezer Lutheran church. ear.

of Foster and Paubna-st, at 2 gs. tn. Interment RoeehilL SPARROW-William Samuel Sparrow. end clerkly. this morning.

at Free Lakes. late of 6144 Kimbark-av Chicago. Beloved husband of Elizabeth M. and fond fatter of Martiaa. Mettenet.

and Margaret Shedd. Funeral notice later. New York and Los Angeles papers please copy. SPRINGWATER-Moritz Soringwater. May 11.

1924. Funeral Tuesday. May 13. 9 a. from late residence.

5357 Maryland-ar. Cincinnati. 0.. and papers copy. Campbell May 10.

1924. Wilmette. mother of liarriett E. Pomeroy and Mzity P. Stevens.

Funeral Monday. May IL. El Paso. 111. STUPKA-Albert Stupka.

age 77. Sundae. May 11, beloved father of Frank J. anti John J. Funeral from late residence, 5.211) S.

Campbell-av. Wednesday. May 14. at 8 :30 a. to Si.

Cyril and Methodius church. to St Ag-elberts cemetery. Phocta Prospect 4463. 1 I. Sullivan.

son of Capt. James J. and Harriet. suddenly. Mae '10.

beloved husband of Elizabeth. nee Shearin. father of James. brother of Michael. Irene.

and Gertrude. Funeral Tuesday. May 13. at 9.30 a. from parenta 'residence.

5104 to Our Lady MOM of Victory church. Interment St. Joeepe 1 Member of Pertatre Park post No. 1143. American Legion.

For Information call Kildare 2115. SWANSON-Edward A. Swanson. beloved son of Mrs. Mary Swaneen.

brother of Daisy. Carrie. Marguerite. Arthur. Theodore.

Seri-Poe. and George Swanson. suddenly. May S. 1924.

Funeral service Monday. 10 a. from chapel. chapel. '2345 Madisonest.

Banal at Forest Home cemetery. WELLES-Beatnee Ives Welles. May 11, wife of Richard Head Welles: mother of Richsrd Ives and George Orson Wellee. Funeral services at chapel. 1253-5 N.

Clark-se. Tuesday. May 13. at 10:30 a. tn.

Interment. Kenosha. Wis. WHERBITT-David Henry Pherritt Jr. easeel i away Sunday, son of Dr.

David Wberritt I and Enzabeth Griffeth Wherritt. Funeral I trona residence. 833 Crescent-plaee, Tuesclay at 3 p. interment WH1TCOMB-Eva C. Whitcomb, mother of Julia and Fred Whitcomb.

Services TuesI day. May 13. at 2 9. trona her residence. 1 7822 Burnham-ay.

Internaent in Oakwood. i cemetery. WILKENHONEN-Ocear George Wilkenhenete beloved husband of Hilda Urban and father i of Carl George Wilkenhonen, Funeral sere: teen at 10 a. m. Tuesday.

Daylight church. I 47th and St. Lawrence-ay. Interment at I Rosehill. 1 1331 Independenee-blvd atolidae.

10 a. ta. Pleaae omit flowers. I tOSSMAN-Parmer Roseman. beloerd Imo- band of Jane 3eggs father of George A.

Fred Earl W. Funeral at. late reside-nee. '234 Forrest. River Fore t.

m. Tueoday. May 13, at II. ve- ritemient at Oakridge cemetery'. 1- RYAN-Bridget C.

Ryan. May 10 1924, cid- ow of the late Michael Ryan and befoyeeel. mother of Michael J. RYaiL FUriecaa 1.13"-, day at 8:30 a. m.

from chapel. '230 North-ac. to St. Vineent's church. went at St" 'Im'ePh's cemeterY- RYEANDER-Edwin Rylander.

May .10. be- loved hueband of Maria Rylander. load fa father of Carl. Hueo. and Mabel Rylander.

Funeral Monday at 1:30 xi. ne. from late residence. 2212 Rottemont-ac, to Ebenezer Lutheran church. ear.

of Foster and Pau- hna-st, at 2 ix nt interment SPARROW-William Samuel Sparrow. end- Funeral notce York nd denly. this morning. at Free Lakes. late of 6144 Kimbarkev Chicago.

Beloved husband of Elizabeth M. and fond lather pi Martaa. alettanet, and Margaret Shedd. ieter. New a Los Angeles papers please coPY.

19'24. Funeral Tuesday. May 13. 9 1., Cincinnati 0 and Memphis. pap leaee copy.

Pomeroy and afziry F. Stevens. Funeral adondity, May 12. El Paso. 111.

STUPKA-Albert Stupka. age i7. Suntlie. May 11. beloved father of Frank J.

and Joien J. Funeral from late residence, 3.210 S. Campbell-av Wednesday. May 14. at 5:30 a.

in. to St. Cyril and Methodi us J. Sullivan. son el Capt.

James J. and Harriet. auddenly. Mae -10. beloved husband of Elizabeth.

nea Shearin, father of James. brother of Michael. Irene. and Gertrude. Funeral Tues- clay, May 13.

at 9.30 a. from parenta resu ienee 3104 Hutchinson-et to Our LadY of Victory church. Interment St. Joeepii a Member of Pertage Park post O. 13.

14 Mem American 1-egioia. For Information cal Kildare 2115. SWANSON-Edward A. Swanson. beloved son of Mrs.

Mary Swaneen. brother of Daisl. Carrie. Marg-uerite. Arthur.

Theodore. So-ri- yor and George Swanson. euddenly. May ft. 1924.

Funeral service Monday. 10 a. from chapel. '2345 Madisonet. Burial at Forest Home cemetery.

WELLES-Beatnee Ives WeEes. May 11, wile. of Richard Head Welles: other of Richsrd Ives and George Orson Wellee. Funeral services at chapel 153-5 Clark-st May 13: at 10 :30 a'. m.

Inter-- ment Kenosha. Wis. WIIERRITT-David Henry Pherritt Jr. earned away Stmday, Pon of Dr. David Wberritt and Enzabeth Griffeth Wherritt.

F1184'1'81 from residence. 833 Creseent-platte, Tv clay at 3 p. interment RosehilL WHITCOMB-Eva C. Whitcomb. mother of Julia and Fred Whitcomb.

Services Tues- 1 lani.erIorremnt hieur orealtl'aleuencl 4' cemetery. WILKENDONEN-Oemr Ge-oree Wilkenhonee. beloved husband of Halda Urban and fatt.er i of Carl George Wilkentionen. Funeral sere- en at 10 a ie. 'rut! sday Dayhght therc li.

47th and St. Lawrence-ay. Interment el i Rosehill. 1 i I 1 1 1 I 1 1 I I I I I I 1 I 11! I It I I I I 14 12 1 1 I i 4 I I .6 Rainand cold weather has retarded businessWe're frank We are greatly overstocked and cannot wait for warmer weather Therefore we are taking drastic reductions to reduce our stock In some cases the reductions are 50 and more. Styles Every new dictate of fashion included; Coats w.ith fur collars and fur a 'NO le 040 ,11,,, Pr IP 'k ik.i$,:ip at Alri4 404 L'-'-'''AN 0 t----3 4 ve4-1, I Rain.

and cold weather has re- tarded businessWe're frank We are greatly overstocked and 12 V-. f.1:ii.47::::- ,31: 0: 0 .1 Styles cannot wait for warmer weather kdi lis, '1 4t, Therefore we are taking drastic 141 reductions to reduce our stock In some cases the reductions I are and more. ai Every new dictate of ler te-, fashion is included; Coats with fur collars and fur Ow a-- 2,74 64' 1. .0 ,4.., 4 ts, 1, r-- 1-: i I 1 k. LESewID CONGRESS HOTEL BLOCK 524 MICHIGAN SOUTH ew crowns You'll know they're new the moment you see them! Delightful frocks of gaily printed chiffons, frocks to wear to the matinee, to tea at the country ciub, afternoon and dinner gowns as lightsome as a Summer breeze all depicting the latest style trend.

Sports frocks, toodeliciously chic! Also Distinguished Wraps and Hats to Accompany These Fascinating Gowns French Hand-made Lingerie Moderately Priced SEM Guilmont Peters Bobbed Wigs with the "Sightproof in the latest styles. Such as-- Ina Claire Bob Parisian Bob Boyish Bob Waved Shingle Bob In All Colors Price $75.00 and Up. --'7' 4e-I c- c-, A I' Guilment Peters I For Yowl Nestle Lanoil Permanent Wave Every year more women 2:1 learn how delightful is a permanent wave here, and regret that they have not enjoyed this convertience sooner. tt Guilmont Peters OFFER YOU THE best yet attained in this art, for they are themselves experts of the famous Lancil Process No hair is too difficult for the experts here, trained for years under the vigilant guidance of Mr. Guilmont himself.

Call, phone or write and let us make an appointment for you. Guitmont ez Peters 705-706-707-709 Marshall Field Annex Fi Building, Chicago Llo 0- e) Values Up to $75 Here is an offering of exquisite dresses 44 that no one can overlook. $50, $60 and $75 dresses of canton, flat crepe. twill satin, charmeen and others; for all occasions reduced below cost to Dractle Reductions trimmings; braided and embroidered models; tucked. pleated and cape back styles and many others.

Materials Charmeen. Poiret Twill. elex a. Lustrosa. Curleen and many of the other beautiful new fabrics.

Every garment from our regular stock; finely delightfully styled and perfect in every detail; many are fur trimmed. Coats of this character at this price are almost unheard of today $3n 75 Only 0 I Iwo F. g--- 1 E-7 E--- EE 0 5 -N. Phone Dearborn 6011 El anunniummulnunionituamiculimmummittri Summer Afternoon Gowns an Sports Apparel for Immediate Wear at Attractive Prices We have just received a complete collection of lovely afternoon gowns from Paristhe largest collection of exclusively summer apparel we have ever had. invite you to avail yourself of the opportunity to select from such a large variety of exclusive and exquisite summer modes.

Ldor Tit. ylomumENT 9841 south Michigan Avenue Mausoleum or 1 1 it fretted Anywhere by the Old stot ROW CHAS. G. BLARE CO. Wttl be street end datable.

Fore boelltat 121. 108 S. La Salle 4I. Main 0116 Soria'. 11C111 it 61th-et.

Hyde 0170 W1NCHELCaroline Winehel. age S3 years. of 5951 E. Norwood Park. sister 6f Albert of 24ount Vernon.

N. and the late Harriette N. and Ara E. Remains will lie in state at Pres1- terian church. corner Nina and NienletaviL.

Tuesday from 12 to 2 9. 'when the services will be held Interment at Nortfield cemetery. WINDSORHenry Haven' Windsor at bis home. 6unday. May 11.

husband of B. Windsor and father of Henri 11. WInds(. Jr. Funeral services will be held Tie Pda, morning.

May 13. at II o'clock. 1123 Forest-av, Evanston. CE3IETL III ES. Asisteti atiEmil C.

H. JORDAN Co. w--ww'- CHICAGO'S MOST BEAUTIFUL CEML'TEItt. MOUNT GREENWOOD. EnD Pertm-tual Care.

tnequa1et1 Servics. to Lot Own P1-1- COMMISSIONS on it Sales Paid to Any Pergon ROSEHILL CEMETERY Co. Lorre OP 1(1300 of Zonally ioto. ftJDO NOW ia maupoienm Full core aedurrd Teton" b8u0 Ravenswood-sir Iltdx 4.14. II 1 irlInera! eirvbetors In C-11 learn 70 toniro.

i I et4 Itteh 012 Evnotto 1 1 it gboti rk tit rk A irma ig so I I ETERY CO exclusively summer apparel we have est r- trimmings; braided and em- 4 I 't--'''ft' -Atf broidered models: tucked. pleat- 1 i 14,, A- 7 5.04,-e1;:tttsi ed and cape back styles and im-- i cr. FI': many others. I'Vo -)' ,0 C- s--s--( I.i ll'7 t' t)t 7 3)" Charmeen. Poiret 4' 0 E-, Twill.

Velexa. 'f. I I 0 pf -y I-4 ,1114 ...,,,1 t. 4, and rnany.of 2 --11 .5 4 .4, i ir: the other beautiful new fabrics. r.

At VAI I' 3 -4'. S' A ,,,,.,) ---) El. Every garment from our reg- I dr" ter ---z 4d1 A dp Aare. 1-' .4 21 I rill' )011' F. -41( if-, jal 77 4-' ular stock; finely tailored.

de- lightfully styled and perfect in i I e.4-.1---, every detail many are fur k. ))', 1114 1 'a 7 lb, ii. a 4 7 Ai" 1ff: le- 4)) trimmed Coats of this char- 1 -ail i I -43 r. I f. tifimr .5 1 ---z--- I acter at this price are almost 6 a unheard of today.

$3n P75 r) It I CONGRESS HOTEL BLOCK ita-1, L1.1..g lin. (-- 4,17 .4 Only i 524 MICHIGAN BLVD-, SOUTH 2 '''C-1 1 el- 'Ll- it'e lt- A .4 I. si 'o'P i 4- zy, cl, --4tillm" is E. C7-2t1 91,:, 4, 47 49 "T-1 c) ta lk. s-- d.

Dcaatle E. A ru, r-i-- i 'Ilik7 'tk Q. .4 Gilt eers 4. 7. It'el -ea" T'-' 5 umon 1 Pr N.

1 4.4 04 ta N. it Bobbed I bbed Wigs with the C14 (F4 rj. () Sightproof Parting in I 2 A a4r k5. L. el the latest styles.

Values Up to $75 or; -el i oulictng 0 E-: Such as-- 7-: Here is an offering of exquisite dresses ----4 -'1' ::1 that no one can overlook. $50, $60 and iie (1.6 1. Ina Claire Bob $75 dresses of canton, flat crepe, twill, '1 '1- .4 al Parisian Bob r- occasions 4 1 o) I the arrival of some lovely osactcian: re .6 (..1 t1 Boyish Bob .91 a 14 1. 0 41, i 0 waved Shingle Bob C.11. and others, es'rts 'f IL: -1: i GI (C.

i 1 In All Colors 6 --)2L 00 a I Price Up. 5 I i' i II--' -fLq --s') ((-71(:) e-N- t. r-I 1 (e 2t' if-- I 0 )9" 0 eeeme)" e'' c). ft, wt, '3." EI a 2 ''') eeee.reviomette. i i You'll know they're new the moment you 4.

0, S41 lb F4-- Summer r4. 0 i 4 1 0 IA, PI see them! Delightful frocks of gaily printed -k P. 7.. 0 4) i Afternoon Gowns and i f. )'- --i -4 2 chiffons frocks to wear to the matinee to 1 1 ald1664- tea at the country club -afternoon and 'dinner -121'' 74.

C'- ---1. to-, )) "i- 7 ti Sports Apparel ,9 e' '----7------ a il 2 Gil 1r i .) o'-' gowns as lightsome as a Summer breeze- lent Peters ii-. lstyle Sp 'Ykli all depicting the latest ste tren. Sports -s i '07 I For Yotn- Nestle Lanoil for i Immediate Wear s.t".-:)'. 1 frocks too-deliciously chic! Permanent Wave 1 dlii al Every year more women A 11.

1 1 E- at 7 eI a earn how delightful is a a 1 17- 6 7, rs'N .7: i Attractiv ice Prs 593.1.roEli A Also Dtst ty--- AttngtasDa wrps and Hats to permanent wave here, and il regret that they have not ia. sisier 6f -1A i '''-frfar, ,0 ''I II N. and the late Harriette N. and ern is Accompany These Faranating Gowns enjoyed this convertience 6---- fifa 31 sooner We have E. Remains will lie in state at Preshe- i(-''- l'' 'a --ef-'- :4 jus receive a complete terian church.

corner Nina and Nieniet-ave I Tuesday from 12 to 2 p. ne. ohen the vices will be held Interment at Nor 4.) rr)- E--- eer 'V Guilmont Peters field cemetery. collection of lovely afternoon gowns I OFFER YOU THE best yet F. from Paris-the largest collection of WINDSOR-Henry Haven Windsor at his -61eiL.

a --e, home. Sunday. May 11. husband of 1,102 B. K) Windsor and father of Henry H.

Wtodsot French Hand made Lingerie Moderately Priced 11 i 1E attained in this art, for they Jr. Funeral services will be held TuesdaY L11141 'a are themselves experts of the v. vi v7. morn mg. May 13.

at 11 o'clock. 1120 For- )7 famous ever had. -av, Evatieton. il'i'-D 0.C':,-----, lere 1 le E- -1 A l'il e. -1 7- ,17 ,,4:7,4 Lancil Process -1 CE31 ET Lit I ES "ANe-Jse ir-I E- No hair is too difficttlt for the AVe invite you to avai yourself of 1 rs ined for years the opportunity to select from such a CHICGO A'S I MOST BEA l'TIFTT, CE-METEM MOUNT GREENWOOD.

i AP 1.C, experts here, tra sri' under the vigilant guidance of Fr: I Full Perpetual Care. 1 Mr. Guilmont himself. large variety of exclusive and ex- to Auy Perrion. 1 5 5 quisite summer modes.

iv-, n4.J" Li .4 0 1--: Ei OSEL CENT 'cf-' ZL-e') a 11 cj- 6- I A' 1 3 Call phone or write and let us HIL N51 --V. 1 i CI fl i tna an appointment or you. Je )t I a ---t-i)-1-7): -ti)- --o. I IntAimilratonP1411(13mcn rutillsculiarol7botastusrr.d. b8o0 Ravenswood -se Iltdgia ..14.

1 1 7. 0 118Mtltiltet.11. 4 11.x, ol ke't -jo i 1 i 74 0 -n eters Clapsipllart a i H. JORDAN et CO. 1 I i s.9 14 41 i i Fuller's! director In Chlearn '70 tPare.

vlfzil 1 et4 of 2 Evenotea I 9 8 BLUNI.S INC. Operate Only BLum's and Tun VOGUE .11 41 705-706-707-709 Ir wtiONUMgarnt r-. t.i) --4riot -)1 17' le 1314ki---C. LI Marshall Field Annex an Avenue 1 L- 'led 2841 South Michi 1 1 taum, Nj A t1( -tc' 4 2.1y I i E. II Mausoleum er Illeadetene -c- J.

.4 p. 4k. -N a A 4 4-4 'YT) '--1: Building, Chicago i fretted Anywhere bY th Old sad ROW CHAS. G. BLAKE CO.

I-7v! es -c'e'4 i-- -) c) )' 40. 11----. '11' 'NIG 61 Phone Dearborn 6011 ill Wdl be serer( and datable. Fee booldet 121. 108 S.

14a Salle tit. Stain Otte i 111 anunimmicnitInunionnualuicumumionmitri tel orko. lc) 1 i 61th-et. Hyde Perk 0170 A JJ '14 0 i ''l i I 1 1 trimmings; braided and em- broidered models; tucked. pleat- i and cape back styles and many others.

0 Charmeen. Poiret ci i Twill. I a. MaterialS ,7 Lustrosa, Curleen and many of :1 i the other beautiful new fabrics. I P.

04'; Li 4 Every garment from our reg E. ular stock; finely tailored. de- 4 E. lightfully styled and perfect in 1 14 every detail; many are fur WIN trimmed. Coats of this char- acter at this price are almost unheard of today.

$3n 075 E--. Only .0 I EL- a Donstle Rearactions .14 -5 Values Up to $75 CI E-3- g-; Here is an offering of exquisite dresses -01 '14-1 Li that no one can overlook. $50, $60 and -i $75 dresses of canton, flat crepe. twill, satin, charmeen and others; for all ..,0 occasions reduced below cost to r---- 5.