Chicago Tribune du lieu suivant : Chicago, Illinois • 2

I I i 1 )1( brought to Illinois by his father. William Smulbkt After completing his education at the Northwestern univereity law school be was engaged in publishing a PoliebArnerican oewepaper. He entered politics in 1898. when he elected alderman from the old 4.16th ward. From then until 19r.O.

when he retired from public life to devote his entire attertion to his banking in-tereets. Smulaki rerved as city ettorney for two terms. state and president of the west park beard as an appointee of Gov. Deneen. Becomes Bank President.

In 1906 he founded and became pres. ident of tbe Northwestern Trust and ravings bank. which became one of the leading banking institutions oute.eie the loop. He WaS also a director 'Or the Second Northwestern State Lank. Fullerton State bank.

Marshall tluare State bank, Inland Trust and Savings bank. Keystone Trust and 'Saelegs bank, and the Brighton Park Wate bank. en In recognition of his services as rhairman of the National Polish cornillaittee during the war he was given the cross of a chevalier of the Legion Honor by the French consul of Chi. t'ago. After the war he made a numler of trips to Poland as an unofficial Athancial achiser.

He also negotiated ger loans from the United States to ttabiiize Poland's currency. Weds Singer In 1899. I 1699 Mr. Smulski married Mise. Mikitynski, a singer.

Two children were born, but both died in infancy. to whim a family of the 16th ward in Mrs. Smulski was interested became destitute after the birth of twins. lhe two children were taken Ito the banker's home and baptized Ly the Iv. Casimir Sztuczko as Harriet and John F.

Smulski Jr. The twins are 16 years olds and are stunts at Miss lIarris' school. Funeral arrangements were completed by a group of relatives and banking associates who met in the IIo is Athletic club. The body will lie in state at the home of a nephew, Frank E. Lackowski, 2954 Logan boulevard, rnd the services will be held tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock in Holy Trinity church, 1118 Noble street.

Burial will be in St. Adalbert cemetery, Vales. The active pall bearers will be George R. Benson. William H.

rthmidt, Cedric E. Fatmtleroy, Julius Smietanka, August J. Kowalski, and Joseph Korzeniewski. -An Inquest is to be held this morning at 10 o'clock in the Kowachek unCertaking establishment, 3630 George street Advance SALE Finest Russian Broadtail Fur Coats trimmed with Sehli Baum Marten. ChinchillaMade to order from finest pelts at these lowest Prices of the rear' FINEST FOXES I tiful Skint Silver.

rota, Whit Pores. Sabresthia week to 30 off Black Skin Sabi Seer, se illustrated $495 I. BLACK CARACUL COATS Advance "Paris" mocielbtrizatned with Mink. Sable, Kolinakt or sell. Be FINEST FOXES I autiful Skimp Silver.

Crota, Whit Sablesllii4 week20 to 30 off IN 0 I 163 Michigan BoulLNorth "Finest Furs Exclusivety" 300 Uninstructed Delegates to Control G. O. P.Convention Washington, D. March 300 uninstructed delegates to the Republican national convention win be the controlling factor in the nomination of the presidential candidate. This is apparent from the claims emanating from the different camps.

Supporters of Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover now declare that he is assured of more than 400 votes at the start of the convention. Prank O. Lowden's friends concede that Hoover will have at least 350 votes. They claim 250 for Lowden. About 140 votes will be divided among Senators Willie Ohio).

Watson Curtis and Norris the principal favorite sons. Hold La lance of Power. On the basis of 400 for Hoover, 250 for Lowden, and 140 for favorite sons, or a total of 790, there remain 299 delegates unacccunted for. This remaining group, composed of uninstructed delegates from New York, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, and other states. will hold the balance of power.

With a total of delegates. 543 will form a majority. The 300 uninstructed delegates can nominate Hoover or Lowden or keep both of them from winning. One tabulation of present Hoover strength shows a total of 414 votes for him. Another credits him with 401 votes, but this does not include any from New York.

The 414 total includes 30 of the 90 New York delegates. The hoover claim of 401 votes includes chiefly states in New England, the south. and the far west. Some Claims for Hoover. In New the Hoover managers are claiming 15 votes from Maine.

22 out of the 39 from Massachusetts, 11 from New Hampshire, and 13 from Rhode Island. The only other eastern state claimed In this particular Hoover list Is New Jersey. with 31 In the nouth the Hoover delegates are said to include 15 from Alabama, 9 of the 11 from Arkansas, 10 of the Is from Georgia. 12 from Louisiana. 1: from MiesissIPPL 19 from Tennessee.

and 24 out of 26 from Texas. The Hoover people also claim 29 delegates from Kentucky and 10 out of 19 from West Virginia. Almost Han of Ohio. Twenty-five out of the 51 Ohio delegates are claimed for Hoover in this tabulation, while the Hoover total clf 414 includes only 12 from Ohio. In Michigan 33 delegates are claimed for Hoover, 4 out of 27 in Minnesota, and 9 out of 29 in Iowa.

The far western states in the Hoover column Include California with 29 delegates, Colorado with 15, Oregon with 13, Utah with 11, Washington with 17, and Wyoming with 911all solid for Hoover. The Lowden managers dispute the claims, finding fault particularly with the figures as to Arkansas, Colorado, Georgia, Louisiana, 1.7.tah. Washington, and West Virginia. The coming week will be a Lowden week. according to the expectations of the friends of the former Illinois governor.

North Dakota will hold its primary on Tuesday, with two sets of Republican delegates in the field, but both for Lowden. The Republican state convention In Minnesota will come on Saturday and the Lowden forces will be in control. What. if any, effect the latest disclosures relative to Republican campaign contributions before the senatorial Teapot Dome committee will have upon presidential candidates is proving a matter of speculation- Thus far candidates appear little involved. SUICIDE ATTEMPT IS FUTILE; VOWS SHE'LLTRY AGAIN Miss Gladys Duff, 28 years old, who came to Chicago from Cincinnati bud Thursday, was recovering in the county hospital yesterday from poison which she swallowed in an attempt at suicide in her room in the Congress hotel.

Capt. Joseph Barg of the National Guard at Cincinnati telephoned police here that he would come to Chicago today for the girl. She denied at first that she knew Capt. Barg, then admitted an acquaintance with him. "It wasn't a love affair that made me do it," she declared.

"It was trouble with a man and a lot of other troubles. I ran away from Cincinnati Thursday noon. I sent back a ring to a certain person and Just fled. I came to Chicago merely because the first train took me here." Miss Duff said she had been married once. bar parents were dead and I I emletwo litseks with ileac Aed Mole.

i 5 I that she had made a living belling automobiles, sorry I didn't die, and aa soon aa I get out I'm going to try again to kill rtlYbelf." she "Lite isn't worth living." Court to Hear Experts on Dickinson Will Today The signature to the $100.000 of Mrs. Mary Alice Dickinson will again be the subject of argument in Probate Judge Henry Hornees court today. Handwriting experts will be called to the witness stand to prove that the signature la a forgery. Attornew Andrew It. Sherriff, representing four nieces contesting the will.

announced- Mrs. Dickinson died Jan 4. and a coroner's Jury found that she had succumbed to luminol poisoning. but failed to determine who administered it CRASHES TNT Tarr; IKILLED. fitomth Bend.

led. March Receiving a fractured skull when his creehed into a tree bere today. Harry Welier 'lied several hernre later. This New yashion Salon aims to Please the Young entoderns and the Woman Who Demands authentic a hi of Youthful lines. Seventy-Five Dollars Both miss and matron of fashionable circles endorse Taylor Teen COATS of New Spring Chic The coat for Spring features charming details, such as the scarf collar, shoulder cape, fur cuffs without fur collar, or fur collar unaccompanied by cuffs.

Our present col. lection will prove immensely interesting to women and misses seeking the new smart things for spring. Millinery, Coats, Suits, Furs lobrison 37 North Wabash Ave. PITTS Fl ELD BUILDING- IL AND WI FLOORS entrance et Washington 0 Irl, hfININEAPOLIS $10 New Spring hats have smaller brims higher CTOWLS State at Jackson CHICAGO RothschildStetsons $8 to $40 FEATURING THE FINEST MAKES OF CLOTHES I ROTHSCHILD-STETSONS Gold Medal hats are in Canyon shades this Spring Shades of gray, tan, brown, green taken from the rocks and crags in the Grand Canyon. That's certainly new, but that's natural-Gold Medal hats always have the newest ideas-the most value, too MAURICE ROTHSCHILD ST.

PAUL BIRTHPLACE FOREMOST FASHIONS LDBE 1 41 0 I i i )1(' 1,. I '0. Nimon, v. 'brought to Illinois by his father. Wil- 300 lir uninstructed Delega te SUICIDE ATTEMPT that she had made a Ihring belling tiliiito I automobiles.

Smulski. After cctmpleting his IS FUTILE; VOWS I education at the Northwestern univer- elty law school be was engaged in pub- I to try again to Itshing a Poliali-Ainerican oewepaper. to G. Control 0 P.Convention kil in aelf she asserted. "Life le, 111.nd la SHEPLLTRY AGAIN a Isn't worth living.

i He entered politics in 1898, when he Miss Gladys Duff, 26 years old, who I 1 avas elected alderman from the old came to Chicago frcom Cincinnati last sr. 1 ward. From then until 1920, when Wa.ebington, D. March other eastern state claimed In this Thursday, was recovering in the Court to Hear Experts he retired from public life to devote ion to his banking in cial.j-Approximately 300 uninstruct- particular hoover his entire attert list Is New Jersey county hospital yesterday from poison aa-ea which she swallowed in an attempt at ThOenegnaDickturinestoonthWe i s. aerests.

Mr. Smulsal rerveci as city eci delegates to the Bepublican na- with 31 hsuoitceild.e in her room in the. Congress of M. ettorne for two terms. tte tional conven sa treasur- tion be wi the nt sou corol- In the south the Hoover delegates Mars' Alice Dickinsto wi i 3111 ''Its i and President of the west park ling factor in the nomination of the are said to Include 15 from Alabama, 11100T.OnfOdwtaYun I.

again bet the subject of argument In i Capt. Joseph Barg of the National beard as an appointee of Gov. Deneen. presidential candidate. 9 of the 11 from Arkansas, 10 of the Probate Judge Henry Horner's court i uard a will Cincinnati telephoned police be This is apparent from the claims 15 from eorgia, 12 from Louisiana.

nee011141.6 Bank President here that he would come Chicago '4 emanating from the different camps. 1- from Miesisaleol. 19 from Tennes- today. Handwriting experts called to the witness stand to prove a In 1906 he founded and became prea today for the girt She denied at first i Supporters of Secretary of Corn- see. and 24 out of 26 from Texas.

The that the signature la a foe. Attor- ident of the Northwestern Trust and that she knew Capt. Barg. then ad- 30.... merce Herbert Hoover now declare Hoover people also claim 29 delegates new Andrew R.

Sherriff, representing lik-11. i ravings bank. which became one of mitted an acquaintance with him. that he is assured of more than 400 from Kentucky and 10 out of 19 from four Illebil contesting the will, an- i the )(voting banking institutions out- votes at the start of the West Virginia. "It wasn't a love affair that made nounced.

Mrs. Dickinson died Jan- 4. de the loop. He 'VMS also a director me do it," she declared. It was I Frank O.

Lowden's friends concede Almost Han of Ohio. and a coroner's jury found that she 17.01IN. b-Ij'I'' i at the Second Northwestern State that Hoover will have at kart 350 Twenty-five out of the 51 Ohlodele- rouble Nvith a man and a lot of other had succumbed to luminol poisoning. 1 Fullerton State bank, Marshall tank. roubles.

I ran away from Cincinnati votes. They claim 250 for Lowden. gates are claimed for Hoover in this 1- 1 sialuare State bank, Inland Trust and Thursday noon. I sent back a ring 44 1 About 140 votes will be divided tabulation, while the Hoover total of but failed to determine who admin- istered it Savings bank. Keyetone Trust and to a certain person and just fled.

among Senaters Willie Ohio). Watson 414 includes only 12 from Ohio. In 1 'easarles bank, and the Brighton Park I came to Chicago merely because vita TNT TREE I 'or, Ina. Curtis tKaa.3. and Norris michigan 33 delegates are claimed for Slate bank.

the firet trisin took me here." South Feud. Ind. March .0 rN.0,,c 1 Nen, the erincipal favorite sons. Hoover, 4 out of 27 in Minnesota, and 4tit In recognition of his services as Miss Duff said she had been mar- i to tre here todaY. flarr7 cycle eraehe a '46.

4 vs 'rtairman of the National Polish com- Hold ilalance of Power. 2 out of 2.9 in Iowa. Rece trine a fractured skull when his motor- ried once, ear parents were dead and W.00t.p '21 rlirt sovorni linttre latest. 40....0, woo The far western states in the I I 'taittee during the war he was given On the basis of 400 for Hoover, 250 i Hoover column include California with sea a- the cross of a chevalier of the Legion for Lowden, and 140 for favorite sons, 29 delegates, Colorado with 15, Oregon -of Honor by the French consul of Chi- or a total of 790, there remain 2,99 del- with 13, Utah with 11, Washington toga After the war he made a num- ates unacccunted for. rhis remain- le with 17, and Wyoming with 9fall solid ler of trips to Poland as an unofficial ing group, composed of uninstructed 1.

lfr for Hoover. Analicia1 adviser. He also negotiated delegates from New York, Pennsylva- i a The Lowden managers dispute the ear loans from the United States to nia, MassachusettS, and other states. if' 7 1 s. finding fault particularly with ,..4., 0000.1 4.,,: 3 ganamia.o.

Vahaize Poland's currency claim will hold the balance of power. With 1 I the figures as to Arkansas, Colorado, o- --a- Weds Singer In 18'39. a total of 1,089 delegates, 545 will form Georgia, Louisiana, 1.7.tah, Washington, majority The 300 uninstructed dele- 189 Mr. Smulski married Mise a and West Virginia. i I gatkeesecan nt iinate Hoover or Lowden aidikitynski, a singer.

Two children The coming week will be a Lowden I ...,,,1,, sic), I roi them from winning. svere born, but both died in infancy, week. according to the expectations a a a-'; So when a of the 16th ward in (31.0ne Ptabulation of present Hoover of the friends of the former Illinois se a i 4 4 I strength shows a total of 414 votes pallets Mra Smulski a-as interested be- governor. North Dakota will hold its isa 1 for him. Another credits him with I name destitute after the birth of primary on Tuesday, with two sets of 401 votes.

but this doas not include st I I twins. ihe two children were taken Republican delegates In the field, but any from Neve York. The 414 total it 'Tito the banker's home and baptized both for 'Lowden. The Republican t( i includes 30 of the 90 New York dele- ii Thu New the I-2ev. Casimir Sztuczko as liar-- state convention In Minnesota will igates.

The Hoover claim of 401 votes rat and John F. Smulski Jr. The come on Saturday and the Lowden includes chiefly states in New Eng- A so, 1 twins are 16 years olds and are stu forces will be in control. land, the south. and the far west yashion Salon rents at Mias Harris' school.

What, if any, effect the latest die- a' a Funeral arrangements were corn- Some Claims for Hoover. closures relative to Republican Cabl- by a group of relatives and In New the Hoover man- paign contributions before the sena- ih- altlIS to Please the banking associates who met in the Il- agers are claiming 15 votes from torial Teapot Dome conamitteet will ost 4 2. Olin Atoderns and ROTHSCHILD --STETSONS I linois Athletic club. The body will lie Maine, 22 out of the 39 from Massa- have upon presidential candidates is ft, 1 IJI ewe at the home of a nephew, chtosetts, 11 from New Elanopshire, proving a matter of speculation. Thus 7 ,,1 the Woman Who Frank Lackowski, 2954 Loran bou- and 13 from Rhode Island.

The only far candidates appear little involved. All: '1: levard. and the services will be held i a Demands authen- tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock in -1. 1 Medal hats are in I tic yashions of Holy Trinity churnh, 1118 Noble street. la 1 4 0 I Burial will be in St.

Adalbert cemetery, t-, 'it, ca s' 4 Youthful Lines. Canyon shades this ,.1 1 i. -taThe active pall bearers will be arak a 1 (r ng George R. Benson, Willibill H. a I Spring Sthmidt, Cedric E.

Fauntleroy, Julius 1 I i L(31 ERT.r.4 coNrs r. Salletanka. August J. Kowalski, 411....1 1.i.. 1 a and Joseph Korzeniewski.

lc; 1 i 4 o-An Inquest is to be held this morn- lag at 10 o'clock in the Kowachek un- i i of New Spring Chic Shades of gray, tan, brown, green Certaking establishment, 3630 George 4- s- tall I 1 street The coat for Spring features taken from the rocks and crags IMMEMINIINIMRIK AM 0 I. I 4 1 i charming details, such as the in the Grand Canyon. That's scarf collar, shoulder cape, Advance It fur cuffs without fur collar, certainly new, but that's natural- 1 i or fur collar unaccompanied 1 -1 qp by cuffs. Our present col- Gold Medal hats always have the 1 1 4 'Olt zi lection will prove immensely newest ideas the most value too osaa, kiss- a intereating to women and I Fm. est Russian 1 4- FA: misses seeking the new smart I 4.,, things for spring.

1 0 Broadtail i trinmsed with Sable'. ..11 Zasoltaner F.ur Coats Baum Marten. Chin-) 4 i. zr, .41 t- 11 fools Millinery, Coats, Suits I New Spring hats have smalkr chilla--Made to order from finest pelts as woe --so these lowest prices of the year. ileacLed 2 I brims higher crowns Set, Nis; 5ek Furs 4 't ti lite RotkschildStetsons $8 to $40 A 1 14, --4 'NB 41 easzsaaaa, ta f.

"Ili' -k tll 1 a FEATURING THE FINEST MAKES OF CLOTHES" i' 1 i v4 mAuRIcE RoTHscHILD 4,, is 4 jobnson Harwooti---- I State at Jackson 1, .1 t. 0....00.1.1.61. PI MINNEAPOLIS CMCAGO St PAUL 2 37 North Wabash Ave. Os 1 PITTSFIELD BUILDING I tt AND 3 FLOORS 1111R211111611111.01 nti47.411 sk, entrance Just mat et Washington 'It 4 Mock wet- Carocui ,,,,4 1 2 Skin -4 gScabl. 1 (asataleZ- I -0.

54 AT $495 Seventy-Five ic. 136.6 ten, Of i 0 1 7r. 4 Dollars 7 1.4 I BLACK CARACUL COATS 1 ....2 IsoN-ast Advance 'Tarts" modelatrizarned li, reltv'lle''' I i with Mirth Sable, Kolinskt or self. $395-4595-4695 0 to 30 off FOREMOST. FOOTWEAR I i FINEST FOXES i fil 5 Beautiftat Skin.

Silver. 1 aylor 75 Special CrOta, 4 i I Pores. Sabreo----thio week roil ,) lin 1 2 I. 1 1, Henry. C.

on a Sons For Miss and Matron 1 LIT 0 I 1 17,.....,..,............,...,:.. 163 Michigan BoulLNorth 1.,,,,, I "Finest Furs Exclususete a. Both miss and matron of fashion- able circles endorse Taylor Teen .,07. I 11.1.1' i I ktla- STATE and JACESONChicaro Gar" Osit Peoria 3. 1 I 1 trouoies.

ran aWay irern A EIC1 LI lieLL-1 4)1 ti ouare State bank, Inland Trust and i Lank. Fullerton roate Dana. alarsnau votes. They claim 250 for Lowden. gates are claimed for Hoover in this A ai About 140 votes will be divided tabulation, while the Hoover total of Thursday noon.

I sent back a ring but failed to determine who n- 1 1r I savings bank. Keystone Trust and among Senaters Willis Ohio). Watson 414 Includes only 12 from Ohio. In to a certain person and just fled. I came to Chicago merely because CRASFM134 TNT Tarr; i bank, and the Brighton Park Curtis fleas.

and Norris Michigan 33 delegates are claimed for South BPnd. Ind. March S. al.1 As gnt. i the first train took me here." 4 Slate bank.

the erincipal favorite sons. Hoover, 4 out of 27 in Minnesota, and Miss Duff said she had been ma Ithit, ors" .1. In recognition of his services as Hold lialance of Power. 9 out of 29 in Iowa. ell al an of the National Polish corn- ried once, har parents were dead anrd: 1 The far western states In the 'llaittee during the war he was given On the basis of 400 for Hoover, 250 Hoover column Include California with 11, the cross of a chevalier of the Legion for Lowden, and 140 for favodte sons, 29 delegates, Colorado with 15, Oregon tl Honor by the French consul of Chi- or a total of r2e9m9 aidenl: viith 13.

Utah with 11. 'ashington tag. After the war he made a num- (Tates unacccun r' 4 I with 17, and Wyoming th Moan solid ler of trips to Poland as an unofficial ing group, compysed o.f uninstructed for Hoover. t-''. -Ain- ancial adviser.

He also negotiated delegates from New York, Pennsylva- The Lowden managers dispute the I i for loans from the United States to nia, Massachusetts, and other. states. 4. ---ay claims. finding fault particularly with 1 I ttabilize Poland's currency.

will hold the balance the figures as to 1 I r. Wed8 Singer In 1899. a total of 1,08.1 delegates, 54.3 will form Georgia, Louisiana, 1.7,tah, Washington, a majority. The 300 uninstructed dele- 1699 Mr. Smulski married Mise and West Virginia.

I 1 gl- I I gates can nominate Hoover or Lowden aralikiryneki, a singer. Two children The coming week will be a Lowden or keep both of them from winning. avere born, but both died in infancy, week. according to the expectations 4 1 One tabulation of present Hoover S-o when a family of the 16th ward in of the friends of the former Illinois strength shows a total of 414 votes 1 iolich Mrs. Smulski was interested be- overnor.

North Dalcota will hold its II' '1 for him. Another credits him with gprimary on Tuesday, with two sets of I I I came destitute after the birth of 401 votes. but this does not Include Republican delegates In the field, but I I twins, the two children were taken 11,1 the banker's home and ptized any from Neve York. The 414 total both for 'Lowden. The Republican TI New its 1 includes 30 of the 90 New York dele- i the IZev.

Casimir Sztuczko as liar- state convention In Minnesota will iata and John F. Smulski Jr. 1 The Hoover claim of 401 votes The i ga e- come on Saturday and the Lowden li. 1 includes chiefly states in New Eng- so, Al .1.1 IT: forces will be in control. .1 twins are 16 years olds and are stu land the south and the far west.

r'ents at Miss Harris' school. corn- What, if any, effect the latest dis- faelass7.a yashion Salon Funeral arrangements were co- Some Claims for Hoover. closures relative to Republican cam- aims to Please the Pleted by a group of relatives and In ew En the Hoove ma- paign contribtions before the sena- '4 ie banking associates who met in the II- agers are claiming 15 votes from torial Teapot Dome conamittee ttlill oung Moderns fad RomscHILD-sTETSONS 1 linois Athletic club. The body will lie Maine, 22 out of the 39 from Massa- have upon presidential candidates the Woman Who in state at the home of a nephew, chusette, 11 from New Hampshire, proving a matter of speculation. ELS .5 All .0 Frank E.

Lackowski, 2954 Lo bou- and 13 from Rhode Island. The only far candidates appear litt i Demands eAuthen- levard. end the services will be held orrow morning at 10 o'clock In .....1,. 1. tic Yashions of 1 Nfeclat hats are in 4 Holy Trinity church, 1118 Noble street- a it, Burial will be in St.

Adalbert cemetery, 4 ca', Youthful Lines. Canyon shades this rale. 1 1 The pall bearers will be F. 4.. George R.

Benson, William H. le-r- t- i I rehmidt, Cedrie E. Fatmtleroy, Jul' 4 v--. 1 I i '4 COATS Spring r. Smietanka August J.

Kowalski, 11--(13 I i and Joseph Korzeniewski. -77: -0 1 inquest is to be held this morn- 2.. 1 Shades of gray, tan, brown, green ing at 10 o'clock in the Kowachek 1111- tilrl dertaking establishment, 3630 George A. (E 111 I i of New Spring Clue taken from the rocks and crags I 1 street :1 The coat for Spring features I '4 charming details, such as the f-, in the Grand Canyon. That's 1 1 ik scarf collar, shoulder cape, f.

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