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rITICA6-0 DATTX TRIBUNE: TIMMY. 'AUGUST Mk. A I I IJ A I AAAAAAAAAAAA A Ara kJ 4 IL) 01 I s. 193n. 4''k 10101 4 I 121 1 FORMER SENATOR JAMES Di PHELAN I DIES AT SAN JOSE Go' tt-40t1G4 T-43ct.

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III 1 PA GR 0. ,..1 a WESTERN Bargain Excursions A I SA.VOSM. T-kt. T104ITZ .10,..,1, VA 1NA.V. Nt GOT 1.

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'i -7 4 ..11 06 411.1 'i 11MMOISM TO lattompot roam, 419 'mit- --P-1-1--11-11--- Imile ---01b, ills 7-. 1-- C. eye 1406.ctoo) GAset vs s. P. 06 C.w.o.- MI Iv no 0 Long Active in Affairs California.

Lame Clonnions ilmnamo own L01414-81 4-251 11-53 41.141 1168 5-Sei 1141 6-951 6.141 11-810 mat OWL no a.a.... eaa aas 4.10) 1.53 2.68 II, 1.... if gem 8.1010414.81 4 H-251 1I-53 CI 168 1 5.8ei 1141 6.951 Des llotrkes Dubuque Marsballterwo New Hampton Rochester Waterloo Deo llotnee Dubuque Marshalltown New Hampton Rochester 1 In the Air Tonighi Redneed fares to many other START WORK ON REMODELING OF OAK PLAYHOUSE J. C. PENNEY CO.

SALES FOR 7 MONTHS REACH $100,000,000 MARK TONIGHT'S rrArrans. 1' to 8--d1t3 os Service program. lcsc to li-Akiliarett DMZ rare. FUNERAL 'RITES Par ototambastd tiktiPotit. aat Clew Ticket Once Cirand Central Stertiena FOR E.

H. WRIGHT Pt W-3seiteen Elarrisee sad Weil 9111 Pbtecto Wabash Innt Pivot Harrison tin TO BE MONDAY Funeral services for Edward H. rrn dir ri Wright, Negro leader, will be held on Monday at the Community MI a church, 41st street and South Park ag nerais way. The body of Wright, who died 1 at the Ilayo clinic, Richester. 1 andCha pels on Wednesday following an operation, Children half fare.

Por atataala nod tankans. cat Orr Ticket OeSas Grand Central Ittotkat I 7i) VI-Jackson Malt- Harrison sod Weil Ike. Pbecoo Wabash MI Pivot Harrison tin Mikes 1141 9to. I tlitS .0 I fan Jose. Aug.

mer United States Senabor James D. Ftelax died hero at 410 p. m. today ere an extended illness. He was 69 WI slam, former senator had been In 00, May He became seriously ill a month own.

and durtng the Iva few days his condition was critical. At bis bedside were his sister, Ito Vary Phelan; Mrs. Richard Doyle, niece. and Noel Sullivan, a nephew. Kr.

Phelan was elected In 1916 as a Democratic United States senator wat California. President Wilson of-wed him an ambassador's post, but he declined. Foe three terms Mr. Phelan was Tarr Of San Francisco, serving from lin to 1902. He inherited a fortune bis father, a pioneer Californian.

cd throughout his life was active in public affairs in his state. Kr. Phelan was born in San Fran-cam April 0. 1861. He was a bachJOHN TURNBULL, WHO LIVED FOR CENTURY DEAD John Turnbull.

said to be Evanston's Akiest resident, died last night in his home at 912 Greenwood boulevard, He was 100 years and 7 atoctils old. He was formerly the western representative of the Bradstreet Mercantile agency and had been resident of Evanston for 30 years. He was born in England, Jan. 5, and moved to Chicago 60 years Ira lie is survived by two daughters, Eizabeth Turnbull and Mrs. Henry Hutchins of Kansas City.

two trinddaughters and two His wife, Elizabeth, died three years ago. She was 93 years Funeral services will be held this morning at Rosehill cemetery in Chicago. The Rev. Lawrence W. Johnson of the Presbyterian church, Evinston, will officiate.

KTW. 8 to Story Boar. CBS to WMAQ. 8:30 to 9Mark Love. W-G-N.

9 to 9 biles Story. W-G-N. 10 to Charles A. Lindbergh. iBC to W-G-N.

CHAIN PROGRAMS. 8 :30 to 8 Cook. comedian. NBC to WENR. 7 to Family.

NBC' to WL.S. to Sportscast. NBC to W1330. 7:30 to 8E7. S.

ATM, Band. CBS to WM AQ. 7 :45 to 8Craddock Terry pmigratri. NBC to WISO. 8 to Club Eiskimoes.

NBC to WIBO. 8 to Pair. NBC to ryw. 8:30 to 9 Armour program. NBC to KTW.

9 to Male chorus. NBC to WMAQ. 9 to 9 Qtrakers. NBC to KTW. 9 to 19Raleigh Review.

NBC to WISO. 9 :30 to 10Gold Medal Fast Freight. CBS to WBBM. 10 to Charles A. Lindbergh.

CBS to WMAQ. 10.45 to 11Floyd Gibbons. NBC to W-ENR. was brought back to Chicego yester- 11:1" ar "salt Har." han.11118 ar. iris for unmatched alegawes.

day. superb automobile equipmeau us. usual service. Neverthviess. Patrick T.

McGrath, Known test lees! Marsden Organ-Chapels he ars tmost beautiful and spacious in America. Thee new North Sid. in Packing Industry, Dies Chapel especially is the fiusst oz. ample of it kind in this country. Word was received here yesterday of No charts for use of chapela.

N. the death of Patrick T. McGrath at extra charge for finest automobiles. Private suites for families lodges. his home in Omaha on Tuesday.

He societies. No matter where Yoe was 69 years old and had been asso- live, phon Patrick T. McGrath, Known in Packing Industry, Dies Word was received here yesterday of the death of Patrick T. McGrath at his home in Omaha on Tuesday. He was 69 years old and had been are sea.

I tPIta, are in Sid dry. No ilao. gap yes as FAlltarILABSONMay learesliarson goo Nip bra. reseed oa Aug. 7.19-30, Beloved oda of Wilibun 11, naother Of Jams IL and Bari b.

Hematias al boas 4634 filevenvhpw-av until 9 is. to. Fuseral serviced sae chapel, 2701 N. 4.1ark-st liaaardat at 8 20 p. ark Luterniout Itoestitil.

FARRELLMrs. Maria Farrell. see Dittos. beloved of the la 49 James food asmother of tho Bev. Thoosio Michael John J.

of Los Atigoiee. CAL; J- Ilvemno Dr. of Dulara Okla; Cm J. Ahern and 3tra. T.

Ir. Leahy. Funeral Seturday. Jell, 9. at 10 it, from bar dau(hter estaisnew.

964 N. )liS. to Our Lady Help of Christians ear- ner Eodaure-av. and intoratosa alla 2 tsirari. Ileum omit lowers.

I FEETDorr Eugene Yen, beloved husband a i of Jeanne Saurtu Yolk fond father of Vireinut Felt Koch- Kbgabeth Felt. Coo- stance Felt Tautens and Dorothila Yeti Noyes. Aug. 7. 1930.

Funeral at hie fete resuleace. 432 Wellingtooav Itattuv CLAY Aug. 9,, al 2 p. ni. IFILMilAlbertlua Aug.

8. ego 78 years. fond sister of Otto Prins and se. both Anio Funeral SaaordaY. Aug.

9. et 9 a. isk. from late reluctance. 7329 av, to St.

Marearet Mary'a church. thence to St. Joseph CM awr72-41 GARDNEREthel EL Gardner. nee Johns. beloved wile of John easier of "tett August.

Lillian. Mabel neurones. Bother Lyon arid friorenee ktrandenbaugh. Prem. burgh.

Pa. Interment naturdahr, Aut. Oak Forest- I GRANEKCharies lags modems. 4030 W. beloved husband of Amelia.

fond lather of Bertha Schou- gold. Pauline. haste sad Oscar Grazier. re- neral ErldaY. 2 :40 P- from 2016 W.

leviezoti-et, to Dr. "feral Varela emeter tni y. Waldhe. Member of Promise-IN ciodge 431. O.

B. and Dr. Moral erein. Omit dowers. GRELLCarl A.

Goan. 4137 Atig. 6. 19341. age 60 rears.

beloved hits- band of are. dear Water of G. C. Erna. Albert.

Charles A. Great: loud brother of Albert Grell. Mrs. Ernest ler. Bridgeman.

Mich. Member of Geese, eeitigen Understuta Verem and Brickley' era' union. Services Saturday. 2 p. at funeral chapel.

4338-40 Fulierton-av. In. terment Oaltridge. GRIFTITIIM ary IL Otnith. age tnt year.

at her retudenco. 134 Ctinton-av, Oa Park, twidow of J. Clarkson Grtibth. moths er of George D. Griffith and the late Eltiett R.

G. Stile. Services at ehatiel. 623 Luauez. Oak Park.

Friday. Aug. eth at 2 9. nu Interment at Oakwood cemetery- Mealy of 117 N. forage retired captain of Chicago firs department, brother of Timothy.

tiod Daniel Funeral Saturday. Aug. 9. at a. 131.

front chapel. 3316 Chicago. ay. to St. aubews church.

Interment All Sauna cemetery. Phone Nevada 0349. 100 HCSTONPrancis Murray Huston, tato or 1330 Elmdale-av. beloved husband of aude Evelyn Huston. nee Woodley.

dear father of Frank Chandler. Member of America lodge. No. 689, A. F.

Ili A. Lafayette, No. 2. B. A.

Apollo oommandery. No, 1. K. Oriental Coo- soctory and Medinah temple. Beaung at funeral home.

6169 N. Clark-at. services under auspices Of AP0110 cots- ,1 Ornal135 deNrY 1 till day. 2 p. in.

Interment Private. 1 'III KAEDINGNagretha Reeding of 3847 14., beloved wile of John. fond 11164 mother of Arthur, G. and Mrs. Minnie D.

Meer. taster of Mrs Helena elena Ingraham. Mrs. Catherine Wendt. John and Chrtst 11 Westphlen.

Member of Plattdeutsch Glide Chicago No. 1. Services at funeral home. 391h-20 Irving Saturday. Aue.

9. 2 p. tn. Interment Park. Glide .11 LALLATRINJohn Eallatkin.

7935 Sea. Aug. d. 1930, beloved husband of Dolhe Bauer Lallathiltu eon of Christ Lallathin. brother of Amos, Miles and Rec.

man. Services at 63rd and Har- I yard. Friday. Aug. 41.

at 3 p. tik. Udder auspive of Woodlawn eornmandery has. 76, h. T.

Interment at Mount Elope. LAYETEREliah M. Leveler. aged 82. late residence.

3442 Lexington-et beloved hus- band of Anna and father of Sam and Vats tor. klemher of Typographical Union No. Id. Funeral Friday, Aug. S.

ag 2 P. al chapel at 3654 W. Roosevelt-rd. Internam at Walithelm. LORENZIDommiek Lortetzt.

04 Years of age. S. Lombard-av. Oak Park. Iond husband of Gcna Lorenri: nee Sartori; to- ther of Gloria.

son of brother of Peter anti Lawrence. Puneral from late. II reeadn or. 113ri Lombard-av Oak Par to St. Leonard's church, Derw7n.

Satur- day. 10 a. Interment Holy Sepulchre, eeme Member of Berwyn poet of the Arnerksdi Legion and Lake View lodge. fici. 10.

of the Odd Fellows. A CKE YCatherine Cleary Markey. 6471 loved wife of Dennis P. Mackey: food mother of John, Irene. Detritus Moto Eleanor and the late William D.

beloved daughter of the lase ragWEliam and Mary Cleary. food goatee at MmersLau. Jtcrehipmli.inehlrGsree. HneeteCttleareshre. Ntha.n.rs.

Momrelly Betty Fadmataer. and the Into Daniel Cleary. at residence. 0439 South Funeral Saturday. Aug.

9, at 9 a. to St. Brendan's church. Interment Soy Sepulchre. Id Ell.PH --Mrs.

Jane Murphy. nes Mulltos: 1 daug hter of Edmund Militate; wife of asaasaaaat Walter J. .14 urphy fond sister of Genii- dine. Mary. Marlon.

Kriennnd. and Charles. wieetenw Funeral from lather's regtheice. 423d Wit. at 9 a.

Saturday. to SE Melt church. Interment. Mount Carmel. 1PARQCRARS074-39AT rol' Twl'a 1111' bra.

Domed es Aut. 7. 1940. 14Ptoved wit IL of Williatu 11,. mother al Juno and Rad D.

lisinatne at boors. 4639 Orseeistes-ae until 9 a. Saturday. Tutteral 'Principe ar chapel, 9701 N. t.dark-at.

Itattardiur at 920 94. st- Datermout Resolitia. FARRELL-Wm Marta rurredt. vivo Datami. br.towed of the late Junes food mother of the Rev.

Thostati 7 DM-644 John J. of Lee Angeles. J. Users. Dr.

Edward of Tulsa, Krit. J. J. Ahern and Mrs. T.

Y. Leahy. Turierld Saturday. JUly 9. at 10 lb.

121, trout daughter reskianes 964 N. Lasfler.as, to ha a OUT Ldy Help ChrtatLane etittrett. ear- i Av. thodeaut la Uttermost TELT-Dom Enema Tart. belayed boaband i't Jesaar Siburto Pelt.

food tattler at Vusuua Telt Koch. Ellitabeth Telt. Con. stance Telt 'rippena and Dorothea Tait oyes. A us.

7. 1930. Towing et tufb late residence. 432 Welltne-too-as. Muir.

1 clay. Ails. 9. al 2 h. tn.

1 FILMil-Albertlus r113113. Aug. S. age 79 years, fond ageter of Otto Trans and Mlaa. both Ante.

Tumoral SaturdaY. Aus. 9. at 9 a. front lam reaglacka.

7339 LLIT.009- av, tO St. Nlargenn Mary'a thenee to St. Joseph Cett201417- GARDNER-Ethel H. Gardner. nes sf -101Nn T- .0 11111 1 1164 1 Elto assodated with the Cudahy Packing corn-.

pany in Chicago and in Omaha for forty years. He is survived by his widow, Anna; two daughters, Jean and Lucille, a post graduate student at Northwestern university; three sisters. Anna, Mary and Alecia, and one brother. Thomas. 117 Iz Wed-1346 W.

Madison St. Pk. 1St 010 Nortit--929 Belmont Av. Pk. WELlington 1724 SouthIWO S.

Mickitan. Pk CALumet 4039 chsessos indariondent Funeral Director St 010f toe Intl net 40)11 tractor DORR 68 MANUFACTURER, DIES SUDDENLY Dorr E. Felt, president of the Felt. and Tarrant Manufacturing company, a former president of the 'Ili- nois Manufacturers' association, and inventor of the comptometer. died suddenly early yeesterday in his home at 432 ,,14 4 Wellington avenue.

He was 68 Years old. Funeral eery- will be held from the home at 2 o'clock Satur- a afternoon. Burial will be in Rosehill cemetery. DORA E. FELT.

Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Jeanne Felt, whom be married a year ago in Paris, and four daughters by his first wife, Mrs. Agnea Felt, who died two years ago. His daughters are Mrs. Virginia F.

Koch, 1110 Pine street, Winnetka; Miss Elizabeth Felt of the home address, Mrs. Constance Felt Tippens, Wyoming, and Mrs. Dorottsa Felt Noyes, 70 East Cedar street. Mr. Felt invented the first key calculating machine and the first practical adding and listing machines, His first model of a comptometer he made in 1882, two years after he came to Chicago from Beloit, Win.

He was art apprentice in a machine shop when he was 14 years old. He perfected the comptometer in 1887. The manufacturing company which he headed until his death was organized the same year. He served as regional advisor for one section of the war industrial board in 1918 and was a member of the employers' commission appointed by Secretary of Labor Wilson in 1919, going to England to study labor conditions. He was a former director of ths United States Chamber of Commerce and a member of Union league and Chicago Athletic association.

New York, Aug. ly sales of the J. C. Penney company totaled $13,602,419, compared with 471 for the like month last year. Sales for the seven months ended July 31, however, totaled $100,059,648, the first time in the history Of the company that sales reached the $100,000,000 mark before August.

Sales for the corresponding period last year totaled $97,642.705. Other July sales figures not previously published are reported by the following chain systems: 1930. 1929. S. H.

Kress .1 5.080.990 5 5,094.696 7 months 35.375,874 33,867.345 Safeway 18,193,527 18,971,315 7 months 128,830.843 120,741.550 a. R. Kinney 1,276.348 1,506.740 7 months 10,090.078 11,087.816 National Shirt 345.890 388,4301 7 months 2.360.498 2.217.8.S3 Metropolitan Chain 1,257.914 1,347,3661 7 months 8.415.291 8,134.1961 Western Auto Sup 1,455,346 1.688,648 7 months 7,823.184 8.321,963 A. F. Lipman, president of National Family stores, said sales for the first six months of the current fiscal year ending July 31 showed a decline of 6 per cent as compared with last year.

Mr. Lipman said, "I consider this a most gratifying record, considering general business conditions that have prevailed during this period. Despite this reduction in sales, earnings for this period will show a slight increase, due to many operating economies which have been in effect since the beginning of the year." Gross sales of twenty leading chain store systems for July showed a de. eine of 6.64 per cent, compared with the same period of 1929, whereas for the seven months ended with July sales for the same systems decreased .009 per cent, compared with the figures for the same period of last year. according to the monthly compilation of George H.

Burr Co. Sales of these twenty store systems aggregated $108,287,253 for July, against 996,385 reported for July, 1929, a decrease of 6.64 per cent. AMPI I I 1 qb.0 :11111 tAj 14 UNILY Architect Places Cost at $150 000. BY AL CHASE. Contracts have been let by Architect David Saul Mater for the reconstruction of the Oak theater at the northwest corner of Western and Armitage avenues, at a reported cost of 8150,000.

Work has just started. The improvement will include a pew front Of modernistic design, with Spanish motif. The interior will be altered and redecorated to conform to the new design. The balcony is to be entirely rebuilt and a new mezzanine floor Installed with new marble stairways. The building is owned by the Oak Theater Building corporation.

It is expected to have the playhouse ready for fall opening. Hotel Changes Hands. Eugene Gehm yesterday took title to the Lincoln Park Manor apartment hote at 500-508 Fullerton parkway by master in chancery deed, from the Lincoln Park Manor Building corporation. The five story, fireproof building contains sixty apartments of one, two and three room suites. The property fronts 96 feet on Fullerton parkway with an irregular depth.

The hotel building Is one of a group erected about seven years ago. It was acquired by Mr. Gehm subject to an incumbrance of 8165.000. It will be operated by him. E.

J. Gehm Son handled the transaction. Walton Place Lease. Mabel Thorne, formerly in charge of antiques at Mandel Bros. department store, has leased the two story building at 103 East Walton place, near Michigan avenue, from Clarence J.

Carey, and will use the premises for the sale and display of antiques and interior decorations. The Bowes Realty company negotiated the transaction. The Beatrice apartments, a six story building, containing thirty-seven furnished suites, on a lot 50x125, at 2358 East 70th street, was bought by Julius Kahn and others, who purchased the stock Of the Beatrice Building corporation at a reported price of 8226,000, subject to $137,000. Walter Hill of the Jackson park office of Carroll, Schendorf Boenicke, was broker. I LOUIS RUSSELL, P.

O. MANAGER, DIES AT WORK Louis Russell. 63 years old, of 7622 Lowe avenue, superintendent of the subpostal station at 1445 Blue Island avenue, died suddenly yesterday shortly after opening the station. Death was ascribed to a cerebral hemorrhage. He had been in the service of the postoffice department 32 years.

Funeral services for Cornelius P. Enright, for 38 years a clerk at the main postotrice, will be held this morning at Holy Name cathedral. Enright died Wednesday at St. Joseph's W7R1 ONE LOCATION PK a Caskets BS Low as No confusionno expensive branches. rree use of Orga n.

and convenient spacious Chapel. lens- of uent The Cideago Tribune Station on the Drake Motet 416.4m-720k 1 0 II l'f 0. 0 1 ,,,04,,, 1 UMW PETAIM COLS 1" TelepAosoe: Wewhwert 0021 Mack, tiostr: th 0023 I T. E. Ryan, Police Veteran, will Be Buried Tomorrow Funeral Fe nice for Thomas E.

Ryan, 81 years old. who had been a tnernber of the police force for 39 rears tipon his retirement eight years ego, will be held at 9:30 a. m. tomorrow at St. Andrew's church.

with burial in Calvary cemetery. Ryan tiled Wedneeday night at his home, lie North Seeley avenue, following II operation for a stomach ailment He bad ten children. five of whom surnye hint. His wife has been dead veal years. 63 rd.

HARVARD RD 63 "Lindy" Addresses It ad i ll'orld Tonight W-G-N brings to the radio audience the voice of Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh. Hear America's foremost aviator express his views on International Aviation, a subject on which he is the recognized authority. At 10 P. M.

1 MEMMONCombEEINI, MAUSUILLUD61 I Ira Wife of Thomas loge Drag Company Head, Dies Los Angeles, Aug. Charlotte Y. Vogel', wife of Thomas Vogel', founder of the United Drug company and originator of the Reza 11 pharmaceutical preparations, died here yesterday of apoplexy. She was 77 years old. Her former home was in Minneapolis.

I CI-11 CAGO BOARD 1 or PAD STOCKS OR MONUMENT MONUMENT OR THE OLD AND RELIABLE i ear a ale radio 2 1 Manna CHAS. G. BLAKE CO CO Cl I 1 1 I I- IMO Point' La Pant trairga ill" 01:0 1 ftirws N. Opts Prices on the Chicago Board of Trade ranged lower in an inactive sesson yesterday. Electric Bond and Share at one time was 2U points under previous close, but regained point and closed at 80.

Prev. SaIPL High. Low. Clone. close.

Bd a Sb 930 81 7914 80 81 Mid City Am- 145, 614 6 614 7 0 Indiana 465, 60 50 50 50 Total sales, 1.555 abarets News and Gossip of Stock Marts Key Can Opener Inventor Is Burled in Cincinnatil Funeral services for Frank Kinsey, president of the American Key Can 1 company and inventor of the key I opener, were held yesterday at Cincinnati, his old home. Mr. Kinsey died on Wednesday at the Windermere East hotel alter an illness of severall weeks. He was 82 years old. He came to Chicago in 1892, later organizing the company of which he became president in 1901- He is survived by a son, Robert.

Walter Pontius in 10:30 Show NValter Pontius, golden voice of radio. will be heard in the 10:30 show tonight in the songs that you like to hear him sing. Hear him glorify Bartlett's fa! mous "A Dream" and others. In the same program the W-G-N Symphony Orchestra and the Syncopators. ErAVI ta MONUMENT ERECTED ANYWHERE WILLIA AA J.

0-NIIMENT- CO BUNK wsGp4s By, LI Ni MONUAILN I ERECTED ANYWHERE P4 ciAssEG Pa- CO WHERE CO a rill MOP we II BLI Gen.Tosta,Noted Militarist, Dies in Honduras at 53 TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras, Aug. 7. Vincente Testa, minister col the interior and justice and former provisional president of the republic of Honduras, died today after a short Innen. Ho was 53 years old. Gen.

Nta was one of the most conspicuOUS figures in Latin American military cities and was considered to be one of the best generale in Central 1 50 0, retell r''' I II 1 FAIR BULGE IN COTTON NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCWANGE STOCKS I DEATH NOTICES 1 I Gov't vs. Northern Pacific. Owners of stock in the Northern Pacific will be interested in the outcome of the suit brought against that road by the department of justice at Spokane, Wash. If it is decided in favor of the defendant, the company stands to profit to the extent of between 800,000 and $12,000,000. it is figured.

The suit arose over an original lani grant. It is contended that the carrier did not receive all the land it was supposed to get under the terms of the grant, and that, after all these years. it is in a fair way to be recompensed. Komiss Presents Johnson In the D. S.

Komiss program tonight, Herbert Johnson will be heard playing as a piano solo, Ascher's paraphrase of the Sextet from Lucia. This famous selection and offerings by the W-G-N Symphony Orchestra will provide an excellent program at 7:10. Franklin Price Knott, Dies in California Santa Barbara, Aug. Franklin Price Knott, 76, world traveler and artist, died here last night after a heart attack Monday. Knott was widely known for his miniatures and autochrome pictures.

His wife died In 1926. The couple had been prominent socially in Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Chicago. Wife of Capt. Ryan, Deputy Detective Chief, Is Dead Mrs. Agnes Ryan.

wife of Pollee Captain John Ryan, deputy chief Of dttfctives, died yesterday at the Edge-inter hospital following an operation terformed on Wednesday in an effort arrest a nervous malady. which WI threatened ber eyesight. The courie had no children. Furnished by James N. Bennett Sae.

High. Low. Last. 100 16 16 16 200 1 114 1,4 200 13 12,4 12 200 7 8 100 10 10 10 100 30 30 30,4 4.600 7 7 7,4 100 7 7 7 200 6 6 6 1.100 114 1 1 400 300 5 516 616 L700 60 47 46'4 100 10 10 10,4 '100 2 2 2'4 POO 7 7,4 7 100 20 20 20 7.1500 8 7 8 200 28 'A 26 2814 28'4 btu 46'42 10 211 8 Alen Tool Bagdad Brit Can Claude Neon Cons Chro Do A Det Can 'Awn Dix ton Hamilton Gas Int Rust Iron Ruiner Lautaro Nitrate. Mapestio House Maxweld Mex Oil Coal Pet Phantom Oil I Photo Col Saranac.

lir Pow leo Tool igdad aude Neon. Ins Chro Do A Can Tunn xton annIton Gas Rust Iron. nner 'altar Nitrate H01196 axweld ex Oil Coal it iantorn Oil I iotoCol iranaetv Pow iOm la PEVSTONMare Pinston In loving memory of our dear daughter and stater. who paikied away two years ago today. Aug.

b. 1928. Always to be remembered until the end by ber loving FATHER AND BROTHER CHARLES. GOLDERose Go Idfe. To the sacred memory of our Rose, beloved wife and mother.

who Passe away two years ago today. Her gentle and sacrificing spirit still lives for all who knew her. LOVING HUSBAND. SONS. DAUGHTERS AND GRANDCHILDREN.

SASSANAJustine Passed awaY four years ago today. Gone but not forgotten. HUSBAND AND DAUGHTERS. WOODConstance Harlin Wood. In memory of our loving daughter.

who passed away two )'ears ago today. JOHN AND JOnIE HARLIN. Parents. im THINK AGAIN Cotton prices were erratic yesterday, but closed with gains of 1721 points on futures in Chicago and 15a 22 points in other markets. Spots were up $1.00 a bale, with New York.

13.15c: New Orleans and Galveston, 12.80e; Houston, 12.75e. Liverpool was 1921 e1 points higher, with spot sales 4.000 bales. Traders evened up for the government report due early today. Drought is seriously affecting the cotton crop throughout the central part of the belt and there was more disposition. to buy on weak spots.

Prices follow: CHICAGO MARKET. Peer. Last Melt. Low. Close.

close. Year. 13.27 13.05 13.10 1292 18.40 December 13.46 13.23 13.20 13.09 18.60 January 13.35 13.35 13.17 18.59 March 13.70 13.51 13.54 13.35 18.75 May 13.80 13.70 13.70 13-49 18.80 NEW ORLEANS MARKET. Peer. Last Mgt- Low.

Close. cloee. year. October 1.3.18 12.90 13.00 12.80 18.26 December 13.37 13.09 13.19 12.99, 18.48 January 1329 13.26 13.27 13.01 18.50 March 13.39 13.39 13.22 18.67 May 13.61 13.56 13.58 13.37 18.e8 NEW YORK MARKET. Prey.

Lest II -net- Low. Clone. close. year. October 12.87 12.97 12.78 18.35 December .13.36 13.014 1315 12.91' 48.60 Januar7 ..13.43 13.20 13.25 13.04 18.60 March 13.34 13.42 13.21 18.80 May 13.52 13.57 133.5 18.94 July 13.66 13.66 13.51 Radio Corp.

Report. Wall street is awaiting with a great deal of Interest the half year report of the Radio Corporation of America. scheduled to be made public within the next week or O. It is a foregone conclusion the showing will not be particularly pleasing to stockholders. The period is probably the worst the radio industry has been called upon to fight its way through in Its history.

1 Total hares hares. Music's Life Story Told Tonight will inaugurate the first of a series of programs that will describe the evolution of music down through the ages. The story from the first beat of the savage tom-tom to the grand Symphonies of today will be told by Alfred Wathall. presented at 9 P. M.

I '2 -3 7 Et TT io Fraternal DEARBOR14 LOGE 310. t. F. A. Members assemble 4141 Cottage Grove-av.

bertnere 2 p. in. sharp. Funeral Brother ChArie H. Grube JOLLN A.

CLIFFORD. Master. DRY GOODS. New York. Ant.

I.UP)Ootton goods were steady today. tradrs generally awaiting gorerrunent cotton crop report due Friday. Raw silk was tirmer in Japan and quiet bens. Wool goods demands were light and most of tbo spot wad of filling in auiracter. Burlaps were unchanged.

Digests Much Selling. Electric Bond and Share has been digesting considerable selling on the curb since the beginning of the week, but has not given much ground. The short interest in the stock is still RAW SILK'. New York. Aug.

aw inttree closed dull: salea 20 bales: S2-73: 112.7d. open market 411110tatiOnS (sixty day basis: Shangkaa extra E. Canton dcruble extra A. 14-18 A. S1.20; Javanese crack.

double extra. I 2-7 ii no 13 t4 MEM Mate 19 .20 0 a 31 2 ItillEM1111111 ifillini11111111 45 a 8 111 5d NMIEM1 NICHOLSMary O. Nichols. 6930 out Aug. 7.

1930, wife of the late John J. Nichol. of John M. Nicbols. At chepel.

63d and Harvard until' noon Saturday. Servpee Saturday. Aug. 9. et 2 p.

m. at Englea ood Baptist church. Stewart at Eriglewood-av. Inter-Client at Mount Greenwood. OLSHANSKYRebeers Isbell4y, late at 3124 beloved wife or fond mother of Saall- hisnori.

sod Benny Alsibansky. Funeral Friday et 10 a. m. at chapel. 3125 West Roosevelt-rd.

Interment at Jewish Walitheine. Please omit dowers. IrSHEAJohn H. O'Shea. Aug.

1. husband of the late Mary. nee Costello. fond lather of ld erten. Aliso.

John. and James. brother of James Albert D. Henry and Benjainut. Funeral Saturday.

Aug. O. at 9 a. nu. from residence.

7830 S. to St. Sabina church. requiem high masa 9:30 i. Mount Olivet.

PRESTALFannie Prostate beloved wife of ters'. fond mother of Ralph. Funeral from chapel. Eaat to oak. woods meter.

Aug. 8. at 3.4a ILL PREVOSTHubert C. Prevoet of 4111 North Oak Park, beloved husband of landee Prevost. nee Fortin.

fond brother of Wilfred. Mrs. Mamie Iteinwicli. Mcs. Rote Larson.

and the late Joseph Pretreat. lunersi Saturday. 9'30 to. from Mae-pet, 3159 to Notre Danis enurch. Burial at Calvary.

RYANThomas J. Ryan. Aug. 6. loao.

roe tired patrolman: beloved husbend of the late Julia Quinn Ryan and father of Mrs. Julia Sahlin. Alfred V. Ryan. Mrs.

M. O. Cross. Mrs. Fred G.

Brown. and rank W. Ryan. It Saturday at 9.30 a. in- from lus leo randesice.

4843 N. to St. Andrew's church. Interment at Calvarl. Member of Policemen's Benevolent assomation.

RYANAgnes Ryan. nee Hood. at resides's. 2 i beloved wife of Capt. John P.

Ky an; daughter of Mr. end Fred E. Hood of Los Angeles; sister of Clinton. Arthur. Beatrice.

Mae. and Lester. Funeral notice later. ItyaN--john Ryan. belowed husband of mary.

Dee CawNei. 718 S. Korotth-ov. DO 141141r. STAMMJennie Stamm.

Actg. T. Etta of 6411 flueamebant-pl- beloved vette of Millos istamm, fclid mother of Lorraine Stamm. Funeral Satiledat 0.1lo a. AS-, from chapel.

317d N. to Mount Cannel chtartAt. 194 at 10 a. Ingenueit All Sarnia. STMICIELANDFlattie A.

Strickland. wife Robert. mother of Water A. YID. Eileen and Mrs.

Clara E. denting-er daughter of Mrs. fleeter Erlich. sister of Mrs. Clara Long.

Goidie. and James Lynok. Services at bet home. 6020 chwatoaw. Monday al 10 a.

linemen al Gait. ridge. TrRICtirlitJohn l'ornbta A nit. I. 1933, at tu.

home. 912 Evanston. age 100 years. Hueband of the late ritabeth H. Turnbull.

Settler of Elisabeth Turnbull of Evanston and Mrs. Henry E. Hutchings of Kansas Car. rrand. lather of Mrs.

Newton M. Filch and Mrs z. Whititcld Mulford of Ranee, Oty. Mo. Funeral 'services Ibl 11 m-.

Prides. at liceehIll cemetery chapel. Interlineal ail Itosetull ecnietei7. TIFIANOAntoinette Ylviano. Me Guamamo.

beloved wife of Peter. devoted mother of Antoinette. Grace. Thomas. and -Alphonse.

Funeral Friday morrung. 34 a. m. from late residence. 176 N.

Oak Park. to St. Edmund church. to. teeent Si Mount Carmel cemetery.

WALLINGRosblind English Walling. Ans. at bee reatderk-e. 4127 Drexel-blvd. Wife of the late Dr.

Willoughby Walling. Mother of William English Watling of New York City and Willoughby G. Walling of this city. Funeral services at Christ' church. Indianapolis, Friday.

at 3:15. Omit towers. 1 1 OW Excuttsnorti AUGUST 1546-17 P' 1 L111 48 49 intro 41 I 52 55 54 55 Hound Trip to Minsequa 4.00 Wausau 5-45 i 4.00 Iron3lountain 5.85 5.25 Hazelhurst 6.80 Des Mshaes 66.00 Winona Green Day i Kilbourn La Crosse 1 DETAILS OF TODAY'S PlIOGRA31 Friday August 8 Central Daylight Saving Time) DAYTIME 8:30 to Larsen's Mail 930 to 10--Digest of the Day's News. 10 to 10:15 to Managetnent. 10:30 to 10 sters.

10:35 to Girls: Clara. Lu 'Is' Ens." 10:45 to 11Edith Byrne, soprano; Tonceasters. 11 to 12Everybody's Hour: Polly Brinkerhoff, soprano; Erna Phillips. reader; Carl Stremmel. baritone; Larry Larsen; Tonecasters.

12 to alter Pontius. tenor Larry Larsen. 1220 to Bulletin; Read-Mg Class. 12:30 to Concert: Drake Concert Ensemble; Blackstone String Quintet. 2:30 to Club: Mrs.

Wallace Irwin: Mrs. Kellogg Fairbank, speaker; Lawrence Salerno. baritone Larry Larsen. 2:55 to 4 vs. Boston: Tbompson's Baseball 4:30 to Musical: East and Dunike: Robert Ball.

baritone; Larry Larsen; Tonecasters. 5:30 to 6The Bookworm. 6 to Gum Sports Review. 610 to 6t20--Evensongs. 6:20 to I Quotation.

6:30 to :4 of the Skillet. 6:45 to 7Harold Teen-EVENING 7 to 7 Correct Time; WG-N Syncopators. 7:10 S. Kornis. Program.

7:20 to D. Peacock Time O'Day. to 8National Tea Company Amer. ican Home Serenade. to Musical: Polly Brinkerhoff, ooprano.

and Larry Larsen. 8:30 to 9Mark Love. basso. 9 to Life Story. 9:15 to and Melodies.

9:50 to 10Tomorrow's Tribune. 10 to Clarks A. Lindbergh. 10:15 to Hungry to Up the Band. 10:35 to 11Walter Pontius.

tenor; W-G-N Symphony Orchestra; W-G-N Syncopators. 11 to Correct East and Duntke and the Boys. 11:20 to Donahue's Drake 1 Hotel Orchestra. :21 sDonalst and neDwn's Dkerakande HotItteel BARIVESGoodmim Barnes. beloved husband of Ragna.

food father of Viola. Sigurd. and Edmond. brother of Mrs. H.

Bergman. Sera. Ices Saturday. Aug. V.

p. at funeral home. 2410 W. North-ay. Interment Mount Clive cemetery.

BRACNEIS--Elsie B. Braimels. in her 30th year. late of 3800 beloved daughter of the late Lertha and Joseph Brauneis. sister of Joaeph and Arthur.

loved frni1 of Mrs. Helen Sayer. Funeral Saturday at 2 p. in. at funeral home.

45001 Sberidan-rci. Interment, hiontrolie cemetery. Intermation Longbeach 4718. BROWNJames Brown. nusband of Eva Crowe Brown.

at Los Angeles. Cal. Service 3:30 p. Saturday. at chapel.

Chi-1 taro. Information call Fairfax 2b81. CALLAHANCatherine Donovan Aug. d. 1930.

of 2228 S. Kedgie-aa, beloved wife of the late Mientel. food mother of Cornelius. Eugene. Edward.

Daniel. Emmet. Kenn. Kathleen. and seen.

sister of Helen Donovan. Mrs. Annie Furlong. and 31rs. Margaret Kerwin.

Funeral Saturday. Aug. 9. al 9 a. from 00E01 residence.

2'225 S. to Blessed Sacrament chureh. where high mass will be celebrated; tritmmem, mount mel. Information Lafayette 09.80-S980. CALLABANNellie Callahan.

beloved stater of Joan Callahan and the late Bev. Jeremiah J. and Daniel La aunt of Lillian McCann Clayton. Funeral from late reuidence. 134 S.

Saturday. Aug. 9. at 10:30 a. to Our Lady of Sorrows church; interment Mount Carmel.

Phone Nevada 3100. CARBOLLJohn G. Carroll. Aug. T.

1930; fond father of James and Mary Carroll; beloved on of the late Michael and Julia; brother of Edward. Michael. Mr H. Facia. Julia.

and Phillip Carroll. Funerai Saturday. 9 from funeral home. 1750 W. 35thot- to Our Lady of Clood G011171t11 church wbewe solemn requiem bash mass will be celebrated.

Mount Lafayette 1884. DICKENMrs. C. 0- Dawn. Aug.

8. loved wife of Clinton (J. Means. fond Another of James. Funeral Friday at 2 p.

oh. to talon church illuodale. ELIEL--Victor A. Eliel. beloved brother of Aea E4w13 V.

and anY A. Ebel. mid the late Leal IA alter Eugenia and Clara D. Eitel. Funeral Fridar.

Aug. 8. at 9:30 a. at, at chapel. tows 47.

st. to laoselitIt ENRIGHTCornelius P. Enright. Aug. 0.

loved husband of Ines A brother of John J. EnrIght. Mrs. Edmond Plait and the late Thomas F. EnrurhL Funeral from chapel.

1158 N. Friday. at 8:30 a. m. gofoly Name cathedraL Interment Tom ail.

Wag. Member of arquette council No. 244. K. of and Holy Name 110- i IMONEY AND EXCHANGE.

1 Money in Chicago firm. 405 per cent on collateral; 414054 per cent over the counter: commercial paper. 30414 Der cent; bankers' acceptances. 201 per cert. Chicago cleatmrs yeeteytiey were 166.700.000 compared with $71.000.000 a week ago and 000 a year ago.

New Tork clearings were 5918.000,000. MEW TORE MONTT MARKET. MEW TORE. Aug. morieY.

steady; high. low. 2: ruling rate. 234 dem two per cent. Time loans.

steady; 30 darn. 20'214: 00 days. 214: 90 stays. 214 trz 4 months. 203: 6.6 month, Sti3 per cent.

Prime commercial paper. 303 per cent. Bankers' acceptances. ult. changed.

Bar ever. 345te. roarIGN EXCHANGT. Closing foreign exchange in anionnta of 925.000, and over between banks asi quoted by the Continental Illinois Bank and Trust company. (lineage: Aug.

7. Aug. 6. Wk. ago.

Tr. see. Cable 48721 487.31 486.13 checks 487.18 487.00 2484.63 3.93 3.93 3.93 3.914 Cheeks 3.93;a 3.933W 3.90 The follogrunr nuotadona are for cheeks: Dale 5.231 3 5.23 5.23 Bela 13.9914 13.99 13.90 Swiss 19 45 19.45 19.44 19.23 Polland 40.29 40.28 40.2614 40.0514 Denmark 26.82 26.82 26 82 28.84 Sweden 24-90 26.90 26.80 Norway 24-81 28.80 2585 Spam 11.15 11.32 14.83 Germany 23.90 2320 23.63 Atintrla 14.14 14.15 14.10 Poland 11.25 11.25 11.25 11.24 Greece 1.29 1.29 1.29 1.29 Roumania 59 159s. 698 60 Jose Slav- 1.7714 1.771i 1.771, 1.76 Csecho Si. 2.6I 2.964 2 SW 2.96 Funand 1.51 2.511,11 2.51 2.52 Canada 12.5 61.50 1.25 t2.81 Attentandl 3540 36.28 36.15 42.00 Brasil 10.75 11.00 12.00 Boagtong 31.90 31.85 31.75 48.60 Snanstat .37.87 37.87 37.88 58.25 JaPan ".49.40 49.40 4955 47.25 India 33.20 3620 36.20 86,35 Cline 1210 121C 12.10 1210 Bulgaria 73 73 73 73 susgapore 15627 56.37 56.87 96.63 BILIIIrarl .1744 17.154 17.53 17.45 Per thousand discount.

Per thousand premium. All other quotations aew values am Americaa Auld ta Mummy otber otealeneam the Milwaukee Bead ILIK lows.31111rEem seta, Mieldigna mad Wiseewska 40. Ptnevoiess glove 4. Coverings 43. Heavy ssetal Notrenat Yaks, 41.

Nevem vs 48. Prescribed COWIN of food be. Kick 62. Dear )54. Actors 66.

A ftirtnotles A Awe moo I Torounal I Lc'eunnif GuviA 9. Give tarth Paryoet 1- PI arms' MIA boleti Is Samosa II Amours It Iwo :11 Cavertmg of a dlirenlof GO MG Ththipee will be honored la seambea on all trains Iterving admire atter Woes- ab.A.arme nth. ea ell arsine dessia leth and essieseta aceraing trains August 17tbBRIMLITEIreorlebeasirsetkorpesuassa an trains scheduled ts mesh Cbaaaa's set laser than 11 Velvet sees Await IBM Samp le Fares Deaver Dan, Wis. Berlin, Wis. Chsurpice Mich- Cawits, Wis.

Criminal Fans. Mich. De Pecs, Wis. Klichart Lake, W. Iron River, Inch.

j. W. Marl Wis. Merrill, 'is- 1 Itiew Lisbon, W. Oshkosh.

W. Pinsbias, Wis- plynamith, Wiz- Ap Prairie di' Chins Wis. Sparta, Star Lake, Wis Stoughton, Win. Tscitsh, Wis. Toectsintrok.

Wis. Wisconsin RirOdii Wis. Woodruff, Wis. I 183.76 4.00 615 S.00 7-00 4.00 3.70 7.00 2J0 3.23 3-85 4.40 4.00 LIS 3.30 5.00 4.65 7.30 2-95 4.65 CIO 4.90 6-91 YESTERDAY'S PUZZI-E SOLVED HORIZONTAL. 22.

Follow 24. Long yarrow Wirt 26. Woody pliant 22. Knowledge 2a. Tough hate 32.

Prefix sevenths mew 33. (abbr.) 35. It row 35. Porto of flowers 38. WoJeoroo VERTICAL.

21- Senate 22. Shine so I bortiontal 23. Period of tlm 25. Mgt toonstake 21. Goddroro of tho dome 33.

Any doctrine 31. Snakelike ligh 34. reheille4 37. 0'110 39. Pillows 41.

South Americas oahnots 44. Lifoinso 443. brootnewo 49. Ac1nS (137 t. Nouonol guard fakir.) 63.

Gooloriorata gamma Clknaree ben fare. Neetee-orreme Poe hullos: iniorroothis Chicago Ticket Office 30 South Oar Street (at Messaist Phone Control 7600 Ss General Moat Ptrearizt t. boort breve 6' Progrido Inth eon Lentil kamo I Persona' isronoms 7. Provftriewtor I tow is Poe pica Portia war lizrruilatte 11' 76 Ivo to 000 ause 11. Ira Lt.

keataillitt A I (OA OA- 4 L.1!..T, 4,, A a3 Good Sm aottselsese ant. CEMETERIES. 1 1 t.L2ZETLRT LOT. FAIRMOCNT. part 16 grotto.

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