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Woo NO CIIIIMGO DAILY TRIBUNE: TUESDAY. MAY. 13. 1921. with bands along the w-ay playing Roumanian and English anthems.

Queen Marie in red velvet and gray furs and ger een Mary in gold and white suparied a striking contrast In the royalties. LONDON GLORIES I IN GAY WELCOME TO QUEEN MARIE tChleake Tribune Turtle sews Servimi I 1017 CIFTS SAVE THE iljl OTHERIESS emilaag 1: 11): MMIIMIIIME.MIMME,M111EMIN iffn'l MMIMMOIMFIIPMWMMII I 1 3 i i i EillEIMIIMINEMIIINUR INIMIENOMOIMMEMmonit mnumminmonnonliff MINEIMPOIIIIIMMIWIMIF AMINUMMIIIMIC 1 Ii I i 1 Lit ta-- 1, 1 i 1 I Wales. a glittering collection of court celebrities, and guards of honor. When the special train arrived at 3 o'clock the king and queen of England. and many members of the court and government, including Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald, in knee breeches, was waiting on the platform.

The two kings rode in the first state coach with the Prince of Wales and Duke of York and the queens in the second coach with the Duchess of York. Queen Marie had visible of the extent to which her personality impressed itself on the English as the crowd cheered frantically throurhout the three miles en route acme one's forgotten until a home can be found for them. A little girl about 9 )ears 01,1, unwanted by her Slavish mother in a town with a large foreign population. was put out of the house with no refuge. She went to the home of her teachers and is awaiting a home.

A baby abandoned at the Wabash elevated station, cared for temporarily in the Cook county hospital, has been taken by the Illinois society and placed in a home for adoption. Nine children were removed from their parents because the parents habitually neglected them. Their ages range from 4 to 14 and they Etre'being cared for until homes are found for them. Fire Marshal Fund for Curran Heroes $17,363 Fire Nfarshal Edward j. Buckley received $93 yesterday in to the fund that is being raised for the benefit ef widows and orphans of firemen killed in the Curran hall crash.

This brings the nwshal's fund to $17.363.30. LONDON. May Marie of Roumania bad a more than royal welcome in the land of her birth when she arrived in London today with King Ferdinand on a state visit to King George and Queen Mary. The Roumanian sovereigns crossed the channel from Belgium on the Maid of Orleans this morning. They were met st Dover bv the Prince of Hundreds of Babies Are Placed in Good Homes.

VA II I I pi'l xit If fa 1 May 12 to 19 Today, Tuesday, May 13, at ,2 P. M. 1.1112' The Seven Day Clearance of furniture at one-fifth to one-half off Complete suites, individual pieces in a diversity of finishes and patterns. 1 v' 1 Of An Extensive and Very Valuable Collection frorn the Estates of at least all their 1342ily wants wee I sa stied. I Saved Ilappinesa.

In pe ryke(1 roster homes 1,00 children received care under the direction I of the s(vciety at a cost of $44,614.93 while :41 children were eared for in I the society's three institutions. i Dull figures making dull facts of the stories of little boys and girls and 1 lbabies who would have died of neglect I or found themselves in horrible sur- 1 who were saved to happi- 1 ness because of the charity of hundreds of good people who did not rules the rnonev they spent for the workand 1 1 this fine May day have probably for. gotten the gift. i An investigator down state recently 1 discovered a thirteen -year old girl, I placed through a personal ad in a Inewspaper, in a home where she was actually a slave. She was made to I help with the farm work and the house I work, ate left avers and slept in her i clothing, in a huddle of rags, in a shed i The society took the child away and I found an adopted home for her with I the proper kind of people.

A father who was willing to giv his child away 1 I to any one had placed the girl in misery. Deserted by Mother. night now in the care of the society are live children, all small, whose mot her deserted there last July. Through some one's forgotten alms, which made the homes possible, these children were placed in orphan? homes and are growing strong and healthy while they await adoption. The work among the destitute children of the state.

most of which depends on charity for support, consists not only of finding homes for destitute babies but of investigating families and helping parents keep their children to, gether. When a child is to be adopted every precaution is taken to see that the home he goes into is a suitable one and that the child's disposition and that of his foster parents will be harmonious. The Illinois society keeps seventy persons busy in this work all paid by gifts from Illinois people. Orphaned by Explosion. In a recent explosion in Williamson county three children were orphaned.

Their home had been kept together by the father and an uncle, after their mother's death, and these two died in the explosion. The oldest girl has found a home; the babies. a boy and a girl. arp being eared for through home heoes into is a suitable and that the child's disposition and that of his foster parents will be bar- mordous. The Illinois society keeps seventy persons busy in this vvork---- all paid by gifts from Illinois people.

Orphaned by Explosion. In a recent explosion in Williamson county three children were orphaned. Their home had been kept together by the father and an uncle, after their mother's death, and these two died in the explosion. The oldest girl has I found a home; the babies. a boy and a eirl.

are being- eared for through I1 1 i I Fl itt the third of et series of stories h(eh trying to glee it glimpse the sc'enes" of the pood charities are doing. It is an at1, rept to show the vast returns in good Cl'! happiness which the charity of chicago readle makes possible. It to shOttl Ns Chicago what a vast bank ccrount of la the community his forgotten dep-Dsits in the bank of charity are bringing him. For too often arity mean-I to the only the bonding of money to (1 solicitor and rot the salvation of humanity the money makes possible. BY MAUREEN McKERNAII.

A traffic in babiesdestinies that de-on the whims of public gym It is hard for the aver-age Chicago or woman to realize that this sear at least children, most of them babies. are facing the world iendless and alone, homeless and in want, and that their only hope not Only of comfort but of life itself depends on the workings of institutions vLich are financed and given power to work through the individual dorm-tons of people interested in the cause lf childh)od. (It cnuan 30a. want, and that their only hope not only of comfort but of life itself de- pcnds On the workings of institutions Lich are financed and given power f) IA'ork through the individual tons of people interested in the cause of childh)od. Wandel I Brother .0 y.4 1 C1911''' t.

7.. W.I.A.-1 .0, Folks who cover a lot of ground find a heap of energy and goodness in Kellogg's. Delicious as can be served with milk, cream or Nourishing too! a lot a heap goodne Delicious as cream or fi II a Comte De Fressanges Chateau de la Ville Du Bois Paul Dorfner Countess Jeanne D'Asbonne Summery hues add charm to these Newest silk blouses 1 9 11 speciay price I Chateau De Barras Fresh from the makers, they interpret the latest mode in its most fascinating phases, by cleverly inclividual touches. 1 Last year because there were men I and women who could spare a few to give milk and beds to home-le SS babies and deserted waifs, the MIn)is Cbildren's Home and Aid society Islaeed 569 homeless children in butier boarding houses, where, if they t'sd not receive the love of a in alliaL KI I CO RIST FLAKE Inner-sealed waxtite wrapper nmexclusivo Kellogg isature ANIMIIIIIMINIMI raent Eira Woao one-4 I 4 1114 le 1 4 TO c14 3 .4 rif: il CORN HAKES. a fag' 1 40 Last year because there were men Inner-seeled tvaxtite wrapper Il CORN i and women who could spare a few Kellogg isature.

to give milk and beds to home- ES e4, LAK eAs e----- if ss babies and deserted waifs, the Illi- -----atrz ercl', Children's Home and Aid society paced 569 homeless children in buper- sed boarding houses. where, if they t's not receive the love of a mother, irrt4fin 04 Orr. re, go en raZ Z'Ita) tal EiltiV kIort-DS I Cm err ,,..1 1 '4' lila dit En th 1 Wworgallei I 'S I I At 72 East Lake St. Corner Michigan Ave. Chicago, I 1 1 I I 1 I1 1 1 I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 4 1 I I I 4: (1t 1 I 44- Ara, 4 4.

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i Land is the basis of all wealth. For greatest profit, buy land in a developing locality, close to existing transportationpay for it on easy termsand by the time you have complefed the payments neighborhood development will have vasty increased the value. all io fit, you in- I 2:00 o'Clock Each Day at c1.75 at 5.75 I Mr. Marvin A. Barlow Auctioneer Blouses of crepe cle chine and printed crepes.

Chic scarfed models; others svi-th 'tucked and vestee fronts. Sonic sleeve. less models, new sports collars. iii Blouses of Rodier crepe and printed pussy willow silks in unique colorings and fascinatm. styles.

Hip blouses are included. All have smart cole lars, or the favored scarfs. Mtn' floor. I I 1 Blott8e SII0P, Williams, Barker Severn Co. doten into the Jorge: l'rePPrret Puhtir Oott adjoining Zetoektio Park View rreet.

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4:4 I doten into he 1 4 s-' -z lt Jorge: l're- w-7- 7 1 I i 0 0 1 i '12, 1 adjoining Ze- i I Park View rreet 's, 4 1 Zelosky LotsAre Profit Producers and are sold with sewer, water, sidewalks, paving, gas and electricity in and paid for. Every lot is highly restricted, protecting the property fronz the encroachment of every undesirable element and zoned in a district where definite areas are set aside for one certain type of building. sand paid pro-wach-ent I type a vea2 I i I 011 doP 16.1111 0 pay-b a 1 0 Me newest and smartest Silk costume suits, 89.50 Catalogues on Application 1 OM' 711PINIMININ7." IMINEMEMEMEMEMENIMOOK INNEOPMECOONNOMINEI 1 Sponsored by the fashionable elite of America and Europe and assured a vogue for late spring and the summer are these deligrhtful cape-costume suits of silk fabrics. ir Low ourad-Tr il 40 Fares toNrootgaerraVlisconsitra I Here are some of the Round-Trip Excursion Fares from Chicago to Northern Wisconsin points on the Chicago, Milwaukee St. Paul: Looking Lao, Cote-ae.

1 Lookine lo-ae. tooky'a I Lookino 1 Litoi3Orviok Prvet 1- I loaAtt' a Veek 30-Day Season End Limit Limit 00.11116., ilt' -I. Lk 1q41S, ff-, 11 tt; 9 i'f 41 ''Iti Ai 1 fa 1 0 11,1 4 I 641, I', I i I 1: 1 41 -i -ilk- i 3 1 ll I fl3 1, 11 ti, I li A I .1 1 4 1 '1 't 1 1 -1 ti ILI 1 11 ji11 i il 141-'1 1 I I :1 IT PTIRANSPORTATION is the secret of land values in any large metropolitan cen-11- ternot promised transportation which may be years in arrivingbut active steam or electric service that runs directly to the heart of the Next to transportation, restrictions have i greater influepce on appreciation than any other factor. When you buy a restricted Zelosky lot for a future apartment home or for a residence or for a business blockyou know that its companions on adjoining lots will be the same type of buildingeven if actual construction is delayed for years. Investors pay for this kind of protectionthat's why owners of Zelosky property buy oyes and over again from us as we open new properties for investment.

Right now we have lots for sale in the prdperties listed belowproperties in which more than three thousand buildings are already occupied, under construction now, or-to be built in the near future. Remember our buy promises-- buy sec Zelosky first. These subdivisions, zoned and restricted, ready for your inspection LAKE VIEW WESY CATALPA PARK ROSEDALE MANOR PARK VIEW CREST FIRST ADDITION COLONIAL GARDENS GLADSTONE GARDENS PARK VIEW CREST JEFFERSON PARK For complete details, no obligation, mail the coupon below: cen- active trans- 'r facfor a (c lots years. perty Right more or-to --buy tiOn NS St PI tc rt Sit It 131 ni tf 131 P' ai 110r COliiptetc ausultat ity I Arbor 'Vitae $13.85 $16.60 $18.80 Boulder junction. 13.95 16.90 19.00 liarabaw 13.05 15-80 17.75 112ce1hurst 13.45 1630 18.35 Heafford Juziction 12.65 15.35 17.25 Millooqua 13-50 16.40 18-45 Plum Lake.

14.30 17-30 1950 Rentz 13.50 16-40 18.45 Sevier 14.20 17-20 19-35 Star Lake 14.45 17-50 19.65 State House 1,.95 16.90 19-00 Tomahawk 12.45 15.05 16.95 Trout Lake 13.95 16-40 19.00 Woodruff junction 13.50 16-40 18-45 Weekead aid SO-slay Limit Tickets stow ea sale. Seasost Limit Tickets ea sale commetscitat May 25111. Take the splendid evening train on the "Ma. Union Station. Chicago daily at 8:15 p.m.

(915 daylight saving time): from Milwaukee at p.m. Convenient returning time. Dining car for all mealsbreakfaAt before you arrive. Service that is better because it is all "Milwaukee." 5 fa I 1 I I I I For the innumerable informal occasions which summer brings in its w-aVe these elegantly simple but effective costumes are entirely appropriate. Sizes for women.

Bummer Dring5 111 AIM vvelas, pie but effective costumes are entirely appropriate. Sizes for women. Your Fishing is Here for Your Fishing is Here for at, I 1 In flat crepe with novel cape coat and modish straightlm. e. Colors include navy, Mack, rust or favored powder blue.

polirgh, I In flat crepe with Colors include navy, novel cape coat and black, rust or favored modish straightlm. e. powder blue. Fourth, fie. 1 I 1 1 1 WILLIAM ZELOSKY COMPANY ir A ITA if Ply TT ArN T7 NT ir-1 Arvn irn A Descriptive map folders, reservations, tickets and full information at 1 Ilifil CIO, Ticket Onte mom Wabash 4003 Ili W.

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lisitoa CiLiesulo Ina William Zelosky Co. 111 West Washington Chicago Please furnish me, no obligation, details of your zoned and restricted building lots, fully improved. and restricted building lots, fully improved. Ram Zelosky Co. West Washington Chicago Lease furnish me, no obligation, details of your Chkago's Most Reliable Home Realtors SECOND FLOOR, CONWAY BLDG.

111 NN WASIIINGTON Phone FRAnklin 2146, Chicago I i I 1 ta I I 1 1 .1. I 1 r- Ricatiik, 4a te EMUll )t A Safe Milk For Infants, .114.1 Children, The Aged DigootibleNo Cooking. A Light Lunch Inir Avoid Imitati000 Substitutes FALLING HAIR and all scalp, troubles i are relieved by using rer4 QTG9 atsaralard for 50 Teary; 1A intakes healthy scalps. A "50 healthy scalp grow. heal- 'f'0 thy.

luxuriant hair. Price tie at drug and toiletcoun ten. Barbera apply it. Polk Miller Drug Iticiazoond. Yee claca.7,3 31teco te tIla: Railway To MGM.

no.hilii.vp. ea .41, FALLING HAIR fcl-- s- a areandarertlievedscalphytrouusb.m.17 ir.u. a te it A Safe 4, Clitc' --zt Milk 4 FOIF In ant 1 for 50 ream irt" 1 1 ar. 0 ECID 111C Iti I cl A '11r) a ois 4 4" 4 lt, te triS ti 1 idt.1 ti Invalids, makes healthy scalps. A 4.3 ly nallyrav I 1 Children.

bealthisflOP grow, heal it The Aged eitthYa.thiciruxurlangandt Lairet. coupricen. 1. TC) PliCaMT SO UN 172-251 DigostibleNn Cooking. A Light Lunch tem Barbers aoplY it- I Avoid Imitatioss SubstituteS rum malor Drug Richmond, Va.

sok, 1 i Name 30 Note: Buy a Zelosky lot on easy terms and when 25 of the cost of lot and building is paid, we will build a home for you. Address 'ress 11 4,,.

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