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TN MEMORIAM. BJORNSON-1n loving memory of Havel tins Blorrmon. who passed away one year ago today. July 24, 1917. Gone.

dear Hazel. gone forever. Row we miss her smiling face: For she us to remember None on earth can take her place Faom PARENTS AND SISTER. ploWeammool--- rct.n,,...uu., OBITUARY. DEATH NOTICES.

4 THE HICAGOrlIAIIAT Tit ItUNE TUESDAY, JULY 24, 1917 I I 4. 0 I TITARY, NOTICES. I DEATH NC ICES. 1 soctpl. ents moloommill tri DEATH NOTICES.

IN E3fORIAIL loving memory of Hazel Bei, tina BlOraf4011. who passed away one year ago today, July 24, 1917. Gone. dear Hazel. gone forever.

Ivoleihee Nft us Row we truss her smiling face: 031 pAlt FROM earth ean take he place. 1 Do YOur Best Not Your Bit Slogan 4C ON'T do your bit do your best." is one of the slogans which the Daughters of.the Flag will endeavor to Impress upon the hoped for recruits during the great recruiting parade on Thursday. The Highland Park chapter of this organization of young girls will also have an automobile section In the parade and will carry as their slogan The Daughters of the Flag urge their brothers to Another squad of automobiles will represent the Red Cross auxiliary- of the D. A. and the Daughters the G.

A. of which Mrs. John Joseph Baker is president will have a large float representing the thirteen original states. The White Star auxiliary of the Second regiment will have a large truck Do Yo'ur Best, Not You Bit omen Slogan 0 'T do your bit do your best." is one of the slogans which the Daughter3 of Flag will en- deav or to Impress upon the hoped for recruits during the great re- cruiting parade on Thursday. The High- land Park chapter of this organization young girls will also hae an auto- of ec mou illl Stion In the parade an will carry as their slogan The Daughters of the Flag urge their brothers to enlist." Another squad of automobiles will rep- resent the Red Cross auxiliary of the D.

A. and the Daughters the A of which Mrs. John Joseph states. The auxiliary twairilautigallviaerya large IN pres float representing the thirteen original Second regiment will have a large truck ,4. I I Cr) I i I I I I 4 MISS AUGUSTA HAZELTINE.

for forty years a teacher in the St. Charles public school. is dead at her home. aged 73 years. Miss Hazeltine bad been gen: erally credited with being the oldest teacher in point of service An Illinois.

She was born in St. Charles, and never taught anywhere else. Her first school was in a log cabia. SAMUEL M. DOWST.

58 years old. manager of the National Laundry Journal. 112 Ann street. died at his home. 7023 Yale avenue, ycsterday.

He had been connected with the publication since its foundattort thirty-eight years ago. A son, Theodore and a daughter. 3Irs. K. C.

Foster, survive him. MRS. HENRIETTA HESS. who died Sunday morning at 6218 Rnodes avenue Is to be tried today at Mount Mayriv cemetery at Jefferson. The funeral witi take place at 9 :30 o'clock this morning in the chapel at Thirty-fifth street and Grand boulevard.

Mrs. Hess Was 79 years old. She was born in Bavaria a came to this country when a child. One of her early recollections was that oZ attending school at the northeast corner of Dearborn and Madison streets. She is survived by three sons, Sol Simon and Roy Hess.

AUGUSTA 11AZELTINE. for a orts Se rs a teacher In the St Charles public scho-ol. is dead at ber home. aged 73 years. Miss Hazeltine bad been credited with being the oldest erall She In point soetifseche.ervairilleceres.n.lanrentdllsIncinehovoleos;1 taught an was in a log cabia.

0 A AR ,111 1. 0 1, years old. manager of the National Laundry Jour- nal 112 Ann street. died at his home. 7023 Yale avenue, yesterday.

He had publication i on at been connected ith th pub since its fOundatton' thirty-eight years A Son, Theodore and a daugh- Erurvive nun. Sunday Morning at 6218 IthOdeS avenue '11-E'N' HESS. WiO- tiled I horied today at. Mount Mayriv cemetery at Jefferson. The funeral take place at 9 :30 'coc this morning in enapet at street and grand boulevard.

Mrs. Hess was 79 years old. She was born in Bavaria and came to this country when a child. One U.I. tier early recollections was that oZ attending school at the northeast corner of Dearborn and Madison streets.

She is survived by three sons, Sol Simon and Roy Hess. TERERI-LMildred ADorothy Terrell. 530 July 22. age 13 years. beloved daughter of John and Ethel Terrell.

sister of Grace, fond niers of Clifford A. Johnson and Mrs L. Weinberger. Funeral Tuesday. 1:30 p.

fro chapel. 3176 N. Clark-st, near Behncpnrcav. Irtterment at RosehilL THOMASNicholas R. Thomas.

23. aged 53 years. beloved husband of Mary. nee Sebastian: fond father of Clara. Ma Me.

and Anthony. Funeral Thursday from late residence. 6434 Bosworth-av, to et. 1gnativa church, 10 a. m.

where masa will be celebrated. THOMENAnna E. Thomen. July 22. 1917.

beloved dauchter of the late Idiebael and Mary. nee Heaney. sister of Joseph. Michael. John.

Theresa. and the late Frank Thomen. Funeral Wednesday at 9:30 a. EU. from late residence.

3760 to Si. Andrews' church. where solemn requiem high mass will be oitlebrated. autos to Calvary. TYLER-0mo J.

Tyler. July 23. 1917 bus-band of the late Alice Kellogg Tyler. at the Kellogg residence. Evergreen Park.

Funeral private. WORDENEmma L. Worden. suddenly. July 2'2, 1917, of 1117 E.

beloved mother of James Dr. Worden and sister of Helen M. Hutchinson. Funeral services from chapel. 4227 Cottage Grove-av, Wednesday.

July 25, at 4- p. interment Ookwoode cemetery. YUNGElizabeth Tung I use Wendlerl loved wife of the late Peter. fond mother, of Charles. Provost.

William. George. Albert. Rose. Mrs.

E. McKenzie. and the late Peter. Funeral Tuesday at 2' p. in.

from her late residence. 3313 W. 19th-st by autos to Waldheim. ADorothy Terrell. 530 July 22.

age 13 years. beloved daughter of John and Ethel Terrell. sister of Grace, fond nieos of Clifford A. Johnson and Mrs. Weinberger.

Funeral Tuesday fro chapel. 3176 N. Clark-st, near Belmont-ay. Interment at Roarhill THOMASNicholas H. Thomas.

jabr nee Sebastian: fond father of Clara. Matfele aced r)3 rears- belayed husband of Mars arid Anthony. Funeral Thursday from late residence. 6434 Bosworth-av, to et. 1g- be celebrated.

nativa church. 10 a where mase will TROMENAnna R. Thomen. Jubt 22. 1917.

izarloyvnitee daHueganhte4.711fatterheolajte mph.iciamasitchml Johns Theresa. and the late Frank Themes'. Funeral Wednesday at a. En. from late (trews' residence.

3760 Ward-st- to St. An church, where solemn requiem high masa to Cal will be ottlebrated. varY. the Kellogg residence. Evergreen Park- Fimeral private.

TYLER-0mo J. 'vyler. July '23. band 'of the late Alice Kellogg Tyler. at WORDEN--Emma L.

Worden. suddenly. Jul" 22, 1917, of 1117 E. beloved o- ther of James Worden and sister of Helen M. Hutchinson.

Funeral services from Wedne chapel, day. July 4227 5. at Cottage Grove-av, -4- p. interment, aktremds ormeterY- 1rUNGElizabeth Yung tnee Wendler. Olofvd cebarfe of lea.

mrat, le late Pe pravaat.terviilfboarid m.mHoetnhryer; and the late Peter. Funeral Tuesday at p. m. from her late residence. 3318 Mr- George.

Albert. Rose. Mrs. E. Waldhelm.

by autos to BRIGGSRobert Brizgs, July 21, 1917. Beloved husband of Sarah A. Brigys, father of Joseph. Edward, Ella; and Robert. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p.

rn. from lus late residence. 11000 lidichigan-av. Burial at Mount Greenwood. CARROLLJoseph Carron.

suddenly. July 21. at Fort Ethan Allan, Vermont. beloved son of Mary nee Brudenell, and the late William E. Carroll.

brother of Edward. Frank. Chat jos, Ralph. Ethel. Bernard, and Mrs.

J. Malahy and the late ham. At residence, 3412. Adams-et. Funeral notice later.

DOWST--Samuel M. Dowst. July 23. 1917. father of Theodore S.

Dowst and Mrs. K. C. Foster. brother of Charles O.

Dowst and Mrs. W. H. Green: Funeral serviers at his late residence, 7013 Wednesday. July 25.

1 P. interment at Rose BRIGGSRobert Bria-gs, July 21, 1917 InAtcel 1112ch-1 sc Driggls, iatner ard, Ella; and Fu residence- eral Tuesday at 2 ii. m- from his late 11006 Jklichigan-av. Burial at Mount Greenwood. CARROLL --Joseph Carron, suddenly.

at Fort Ethan Allan, Vermont beloved son of Mary nee Brudenell. and the late Wilham E. Carroll. brother elf Vel. ward.

Prank. Chatles. Ralph. Ethel. P.e.c- neral notice later.

nard. and Mrs. J. INIalahy and the late Wil- liam. At rtsidence, Adams-st.

Fu- DOWST--Samuel M. Dowst. July 23. 1917. father of Theodore S.

Dot sea arm K. C. Foster. brother of st and Mrs W. Green his late refidence.

day. July '2- 4' 1 interment at ange" -auto 010MniZtni.gi;.;..M!8:E'l,, I i I 1 Nika I i I I I ,4 I hill. :,5 I I decorated with flags. Mrs. John Crerar of Lake Forest has arranged the Canadian portion of the woman's section of the parade, and the Daughters of the British Empire have devised a most elaborate float representing a submarine on which will appear pretty girls dressed as sailors.

A special meeting of the Daughters who are to take part in the parade is called or tomorrow at 2 p. m. in the British-American war shop in the Stevens building to make final arrangements. At 3 p. tn.

on the same day the Forty-eighth Highlanders, now visitors In the city, will serenade the Daughters of the Empire, who are giving a tea in their honor. decorated 'with arranged the Canadian portion of Cl 001111 rerar or orest Das k- le the woman's eetann elf th seb 1,.. Daughte-rso- f---t-h- ta-- British Empire have present devised a most elaborate float re- ing a submarine on which will appear Pretty girls dressed as sailors. A special meeting of the Daughters who are to take part in the parade is called or tomorrow at 2 p. m.

in the British-American war shop in the Ste- Yens building to make final arrange- ments. At 3 p. tn. on the same day the Forty-eighth Highlanders, now visitors of in the will serenade the Daughters the Empire who are giving -a tea in their honor. Crossed Swords to Form Arch for Bridal Pair St 1- crossed ed Sworas to Form Arch i Lo for Bridal Pair 1.

NoTIIER military wedding, with ki ita thrill of the martial and plc- tureseue and romantic combined. 4 is in store for society in the mar-id rue next Saturday of klisa Helen Hinde. ooughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W.

it Ilinde of 1524 Astor street. to John And too 'Ong, son Of Mrs. Rockwell King. A' ebe ceremony will be performed at St. Ul orysootom'e church on Saturday aftern 1 aoon at 6 o'clock, and it will be a mill- tary aeding.

with the men of the bridal party in their service uniforms, the bride Ind byidegroom pessing under )1' crossed swords, and at the tho ere ficeptiou following the cake cut by the ly bride with her husband's saber. mr. ging is a member of the aviation 1. corm and his best man and ushers are LI ot Fort Sheridan. Mrs.

James B. Form, gin Jr. will be matron of honor. and to bridesmaida will be Miss Elizabeth Mode and Miss Sarah Hinde, sisters Of the bride. Henri Hooper Jr.

ill be test man. and the ushers is ill be Jesse 'igaeldlny, John Coleman Edward Cudahy, and Columbus Healy. The honeYmoon will be 'Tent in a house at gentoul near the flying field. i -0-- i ere of the most delightful places for In the hot weather is a the clubhouse of the Chicago Yarht club, in outer Grant park, where there is sure to tot a coo' breeze if anyw here in the city. The Tuesday evening dinner dances have tetonte Po popular with the members that it is now necessary to make restoatione for tables early in order to wort a place.

One of the features of F' in piece is the presence of the naval dicers who are in town, as they are aly lays welcome at the club, where in- formal Itiorbeoria and dinners are served 1 I WTI day. A Red Cross auxiliary is being formed by the club, and its tirat meeting will be held On Friday morning. Aug. 3, at 10 o'clock. The wives and daughters of all ty members are urged to Join the auxiliary.

'e, a benefit bridge party will be held at If the club on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock ol to raise money to form a nucleus for the e- clubs war relief fund. i St ross ed I L. a. to to lo 1. NoTHER i ll ts thriIl tureetlaa Id is in tor 4 lege next Satur daughter of lir it uinde of 1524 A trews Jong, Ion The ceremony At 1 41 chrysostoml ch 1 91100; edo dOin' glOC, ne bridSt party in he bride and )1.

tte arch of crot 1 tea ptiou follow brige with her 13, Mr Kink IS a is, corpc and bin at Fort Sberidal gen le Jr. will be to bridesmaida glot and Miss the bride. Hen best man. and 'tsosidint, John cudahy, and Ci booymoon will gintoul, near tt One of the mo tning In the hot touse of the outer Grant park sa a cool breeze The Tuesday eve wpm' Po PoPu that it is now I tostiona for ta fProcure a Place. the place is the slicers who are I ly lays welcome a formal luncheons Itroll day.

A Red Cross et, by the club, and field On FridaY 1 'clock. The wiv numbers are urgi A benedt bridge rig. the club on Frida nol to raise money to te- cluble war relief 4 1. CrOSSe Swords Arch to Form 0 for Bridal Pair ER vedding, with ofdthr A 'Nits-Tthltrill tureiglut eomulaanrtlicialcoarrrilidDinPecitc: ANNOUNCEMENTS. MR.

AND MRS. FRANK STEVENS SCAM-mall of 7231 Tale-ay. announce the marriage of their daughter Catharine to Kenneth George Cloud of Chicago ort Saturday. July 21st. No.20.1,:i:i I 1 4 I ANNOUNCEMENTS.

1 AND MR f.4 MRS FRANK STEVENS SCAM mell of 7231 Yale-ay. announce the mar- Kenneth George Cloud of Chicago ort hatur- day. JULY 2let riage of their daughter Catharine to Mr. 0 DUBLONMoses L. Dub Ion, July 2.

1917 In his 55th year. Beloved husband of Tilly Dublon. lather of Mrs. Alfred J. Guettel.

Funeral from late residence, 532 Wednesday. July 25, at 2 p. m. interment. Roschill cemetery.

FARRELLMarie A. Farrell. dearly beloved daughter of Elizabeth, nee Carney. and the late Thomas Farrell. fond sister of John, Harry, Lieut.

Frank Farrell, Genevieve, and Marshall Farrell. Funeral Thursday. July 2n, at 9 a. from her parents' residence. 650 W.

filst-st. to Our Lady of Solace church, where high mass will be -celebrated. by autos to Calvary, For seats call Yards 5203. FOSSELLMamie K. Fossell, aged 49 years.

at her home. 1111 Oak Park. Services Tuesday, July 24, 2:30 at Third Congregational church at Augusta and Forest-ay Oak Park; burial at Forest Home cemetery. IIESSRenrietta Hess, July fl2, age 79, mother of Simon Sol and Roy. -Fimeral from chapel.

35th and Tuesday. 9:30 a. m. DUBLONMoses L. Dubloo July 0'1 1917 i .11....., uetof veu husoanct or Ti.

Dub Ion. lather Mrs. Alfred J. Guettel. Funeral from late residence, 532 WednesdaY.

July '25, at 2 p. m. Interment. Roechill cemeterr. FARRELLMarie A.

Farrell. dearly 'beloved daughter of Elizabeth, nee Carney. and the late Thomas Farrell. fond sister of John. Harry, Lieut.

Frank Farrell, Gene- vieve. and Marshall Farrell. Funeral Thurs. from her parents' day. July -o.

at 9 a. residence. 656 W. alst-st. to Our Lady of Solace ehureh, where high Maga vi-ill be -celebrated.

by autos to Calvary, For Beata call Yards 5203. OELLMaznie K. Fossell, aged 49 years. PSS as, uer nome. tilt Oak Park.

Servi. ue ces Tsday, July '2 4 2:30 0. at cemetery church at Au gusta on tiona and a Oak Park: burial at Forest HESS--Henrietta Hess Jul 79 motner CI biMOti Sol and Roy. from chapel 35th and Graud-blvd Tuesday. 9:30 a.

HOERRWilliam D. Hoerr, lit lar 21. 1917. at Denver, Cu As. by accident.

belcrred brother of Charles F. Hoerr. Mrs. L. I- Eckhardt.

and Mrs. Leonard Bodach. Funeral private from revidenee of Mr. Bodin-It. 2338 Kedzie-blvd, Wednesday.

2 P. ID- interment Waldheina cemetery. KINSTAnna Kinst. age 55 years nee FrancoicJ. widow of the late Eugene Gnat.

dearly beloved mother of Jeanette. Mounts Leo. and Irene Kinst. sister of Sophie Kuria. Funeral Wednesday.

J1Ily 25. at 9 a. from late residence. 4108 to St. Ifel's church.

where high maim will be celebrated. thence by autos to Calvary. Stockyards Journal please copy. LYNCHKatherin Lynch nee MeCarthYl July 21. beloved wile of John E.

Lynch. mother J. Pierce Lynch. Funeral TuesdaY, July 24. 9:30 a.

from late residence. 7741 S. Peoria-et. to St Leos church. where solemn high mass will be celebrated, by autos to Mount Olivet.

St. Gabriel branch No. 541. L. Z.

B. meet Monday evening. 7741 S. Peoria. at 8 p.

m. For seats call Stewart or Stewart 32.25. MAGORIANHugh Magorian. July 23. 1917, husband of Mary.

father of Peter. Jane. Georgina. John. and Lae late Catherine.

at his residence, 4907 Wabash-air. Funeral notice later. Please omit flowers. MARCHALRaymond Marehal. aged 14 years.

Funeral from This residence. 2124 Tuesday. July 24. at 9:30 a. to St.

Joseph's church, where high mass will be celebrated. Autos to Mt. Olivet. MARKESBenjamin Markus. beloved husband of the late Baehel Markus.

fond father of Mrs. Eva Weil. Bertha Block and the late Phillipina Trout. and brother of William Markus. Funeral Tuesday.

July 24. 1 p. from chapel. 4849 interment at Graceland. McHUGHJohn F.

McHugh. beloved husband of Ellen. nee McAllister; fond father at John. Anna. and Emmet: brother of Mrs.

Mary Walsh, Mrs. J. MeCarthe. Mrs. P.

Forde, Thomas McHugh. and the late Mrs. B. Coyne and Mrs. Anna Walsh.

Funeral Wednesday, July 25, at 9 :30 a. in from his late residence, 4144 to Presentation church: autos to Mount Carmei. Native of Kiltimath. County Mayo, Ireland. Member of St.

Ignatius' court No. 18, C. O. Holy Name society. Presentation parish.

and Married Men's sodality. Holy Family parish. For reservations call Garfield 3100. ROMEISERHenry W. beloved husband of Lena Roraeiser, nee Wilgen, lather of Clement, Agnes.

and Martin Ro-1 meiser. Funeral Tuesday. July 24. at 1:30 p. from his late residence.

1204 N. Kedzie-av. Automobiles to St. Bent' face. RYANAnn T.

Ryan. July 23. 1917. beloved daughter of the late Timothy and Mary Ryan. sister of Mrs.

Johanna Burke and James J. Ryan of Oakland. Cal. Funeral from late residence. 4121 N.

Thursday, July 20. at 9:30 a. to Our Lady of Mercy church. where -solemn high mass will be celebrated. autos to Calvary.

Native of New Ross. County Wexford. Ireland. Please omit flowers. SM Chapman Sidley.

beloved husband of Irene Hill Sidley and father of Josephine and Rosemary Sidley. at the Michael Reese hospital. Chicago. Monday. July 23, 11 a.

en Services published later. New York papers please copy. Simenson, aged 64 years. beloved husband of Polls (nee Systad). Funeral services at her late residence.

4201 Wednesday. at 2 P. under auspices of Covenalt lodge No. 528. A.

F. itt M. Member of Corinthian chapter. R. A.

Boulevard chapter. Order of Eastern Star; Odin lodge No. 103. Knights of Pythias. Burial, Mount Hope.

Autos. HOERRWilliam D. Hoerr, ittly 21. 1917. at Denver, by accident.

belcrred brother of Charles F. Hoerr. Mrs. J. Eckhardt, and Mrs.

Leonard Bodach. Ftt- neral private from residence of Mr. Bodach 23.38 Wednesday. terment Waldheinl cemeterY. Anna Kiost, age 55 years nee Fran (-owe), widow of the late Eugene Rins t.

dearly beloved mother of Jeanette. Mount. Leo. and Irene Kinet. aster of SoPhis Kuria.

Funeral Wednesday, July 25. at 9 to St. Mel's church. where high ma ss a from late residence-410S-Gladys-av, will be celebrated. thencea by autos to Cal- vary.

Stockyards Journal please copy. J. atherin Lynch nee McCarthy. beloved Wile of John E. jmuoltyheor J.

Lynch. Funeral TuesdaY. 4, 9 30 a. from late residence. reoria-et-.

to St. Leo's cnurch. braneh No. 541. E.

D. meet Monday evening. 7741 S. Peoria. at 8 P.

Olivet St. Gabriel where solemn high mass will be celebrated, bY "1(36 t() 1m seats call Stewart or Stewart 3225. magortan. July husband of Mars. father of Peter.

Jane, 1917.1 tir'eorgina. John. and Vie late Catherine. at nts residence, 4V07 -Wabash-ay. Funeral notice later.

Please omit flowers. MARCHALRaymond Marchal. aged 14 Years. Funeral fro late residence. indianaav Tuesda ly 24at a to St.

JosePh'e church. Ju, where mass wt ce Olivet. 11 be 1 brated Autos to Mt. bAaRn KUd S--f tbBeeniaiteamainaerelarmkualsk. nbea.

floovnedd fah of Mrs. Eva Weil. Bertha Block and the late Phillipina Trout, and brother of hu es; WtIliam Markus. Funeral Tuesday. July 24, 1 p.

from chapel. 4649 Pra interment at Graexland. MeHUGHJolan F. McHugh. beloved husband Of Ellen.

nee McAllister; fond father John, Anna, and Emmet', brother of Mrs. MarY Walsh. Mr's. McCarthY Mrs Forde. Thomas McHugh, and the late Mrs.

B. Coyne and Mrs. Anna Walsh. Funeral Wednesday. July 25, at 9:30 a in.

from his late residence 4144 Grenshaw-st to Presentation churell: autos to Mount Car- mei. Native of Riltimath, County Mayo, Ireland. Member of St. Ignatius' court 0, 0. M.

za ty is.mc OtIkaUt3. a- refs- entation parish. and Married Men' sodal- ity. Holy Family parish- For reservations call Garfield 3100. lather of Clemnt.

Agneand Martin Ro- Wito. raeRionemre.isenree. 14logveend. mier. Funeral Tuesday es.

es. July 24. at 1 30 N. Kedzie-av. Automobiles to St Boni- in from his late residence.

1204 face. RYANAnti T. Ryan. July 23. 1917.

be loved daughter of the late Timothy and IS' an sister of Mrs. Johanna Burke -ary 'Y Cat and James J. Ryan of Oakland. vat, Thalfruorsmdaylat. ui 2.

9 i. NSawfetr- to hOigurhLad Calvary. Native of New Ross. County Wex- maYssOfwillereYbe ford. ireland.

Please omit flowers. SIhDuls-EbYandFrofanlrek neChHaiplml sanicue- Syidanleyd. 1 abethieroveod Michae Reese hospital, Chicago. MondaY. Josephine and Rosemary Sidley at the July 23, 11 a.

ne Services published later. New York papers please copy. Simenson. aged 64 years. MENS beloved husband of Polla (nee Systad).

Iru- neral services at her late residence. 4201 Wednesday. at 2 P. 1,1., un- uspices of Covenalt lodge No. 5-26.

der a pter. Ft A. Boulevard chapter Order AT Eastern Star; Odin lodge No: 103. Knights of Pythias. Burial.

Mount Move. Autos. PO-STLEWAIT GOLDEN RULE PRICES and Golden Rule ocrsyst; 3t1 years at ono location. 1867 Ogden-ay. Ph.

West 280. UNDERTAKEILS. POSTLEWAIT GOLDEN RULE PRICES and Golden Rule 3t1 years at ono location. 1867 den-av Ph. West 260 Og.

-re. Stern, who has been conducting an in. vestigation of the needlework trades in Chicago, reported that the business of the high grade dressmakera was SO per cent lower- than usual, but that there seems to be a chance at present of a return to the busy season in the fall. A committee was appointed to try to divert government contracts to some of the garment trades, in which it is said there are 4 per cent less women working than usual. Miss Katharine Taylor spoke of the situation of the colored women in Chicago.

Proper housing and organization were deemed to be the solution of the problem of their welfare and employment. Mrs. Roy Rickey spoke on registration. The Chicago Woman's club and the Political Equality league will begin with the regular registration next week. Mrs.

Lambert O. Wile's lecture extension committee will start its lectures on Monday, Aug. 30, at 11 o'clock. Stern, who has been conducting an in. t-estigation of the needlework.

trades in cago reported Chi; that th business of the high. grade dressmakers, was SO per cent lower- than usual but that there i3VeLTIM LIP ye a cnance at present or a re-. Be a so in the fall A turn to- the busy committee was appointed to try to divert goy nment contracts to some of the ment trades, in which it is said there are per cent less women working than usual l. Mi3fi Katharine Taylor spoke of the situation of the colored women in Chicago Proper housing and organiza- tion Avere deemed to be the solution of the problem of their welfare and ern- ployment Mrs Roy Ricke spoke on registration. The Chicago Woman's club and the Political Equality league will -pegin with the regular registration next week.

Mrs. Lambert O. Wile's ecture exteneion. committee will start its lee- tures on Monday, Aug. 30, at 11 o'clock.

CEMETERIES. OAKWoODS CemetcrS. East 67tivist. and Greenwood-ave Charge for tremation. 130.

tnelittlinft Woe 01 cnapel. Phone tilde Part 61. 12 tilLANE FAMILY LOTS WITH PERPETusl care. 155; mo. pyts.

Elm Lawn. 601. 111 W. Monroe. Ceti 2318.

Scud for GLEN OAK CMLETERT. Sin Fie grave. perpetual care. 112. 111 W.

Washington. Frsnklut 3S11. FOR SALESEVERAL CIIOICE LOTS. OAK Ridge. Address 296.

Tribune. CEMETERIES. 0 A kWoollS CREMATORY oAKeeotiD Cemetery. East titth-st. an Cenhaarpodge.

fvorhonetremaxatidnon.pit3k0.6ircl. Ivens use 01 12nalitAeareVE e- s5AM Maul LOTS EWTI 111.Vir. Monroe. Ceti- 2318. Send tor circulars.

GLEN OAK CKNEETERY. FOR SAL grave perpetual AL, ESEER CHOICE LOTS. OAK S12. 111 W. Ridge.

Address 296. Tribune. There is no way in which you can escape the Hoover pledge this week. according to the woman's committee, C. N.

D. If the pledge isn't brought to your house you will meet it in the theaters, for flying squads of women under the leadership of Mrs. William S. Holabird are covering all the theaters and movie houses in the city. There will be a woman at every box office to give you the Hoover pledge as you go in and a woman at the door to take them up as you out Between the reels at the movies slides will be thrown on the screen urging you to sign the pledge and do your bit.

Mrs. George Lomax has promised to let no theater crowd on Michigan avenue escape, MH. F. Gould Culver will do the same for Madison street, and Mrs. Sylvester Smith for Wabash avenue.

The conservation department of the woman's committee announces that it is able to supply demonstrators or speakers on food conservation to groups of women in all parts of the city. Those interested are asked to communicate with Mrs. C. F. Baker, 60 East Madison street.

There is no way in which you can es- cape the Hoover pledge this week. an- cording to the woman' 8 0 mmittee, C. N. D. If the pledge isn't brought to your house you ill meet it in the theaters.

for flying squads of women under the leadership of Mrs. William S. -Holabird are covering all the theaters and movie houses in the city. There will be a woman at every box office to giv 3-ou the Hoover pledge as you go in and a woman at the door to take them up as you MA? Bete en the reels at the Movies slides will be throw on the screen urg- ing you to sign the pledge and do your bit Mrs. George Lomax has promised to let no theater crowd on Michigan aye- nue escape Gould Culver ill do the same for Madison street, and Mrs.

Sylvester Smith for Wabash avenue. i --e The conservation department of the that woman committee announces teat It is able supply demonstrators or speak- ers on food conservation to groups of women in all parts of the city. Those interested are asked to communicate with Mrs. Baker 60 East Madison street. FUNERAL FLOWERS as Low as $3 fr FUNERAL -I --o- FLOWERS 7 1: --Y :1 ow as as $3 -a Ow 1, 4, 11,0,46 4 I I OBITUARY.

M. L. DUBLON, a member of the firm of John L. Bobo died Sunday evening at the North Chicago hospital. He was 55 years old.

Mr. Dub-Ion was said to be the largest seller of trimmings in the country, dealing solely with merchant tailors. He was particularly known among the tailors of the south and southwest. Mr. Dublon is survived by a widow and one daughter.

The funeral will be held from the residence, 532 Aldine avenue. Burial will be in Rosehill. FRANK CHAP31AN SIDLEY of 114 East Walton place died yesterday at the Michael Reese hospital. He was a buyer for Keith Bros. Co.

and well known in the hat business. Mr. Sidley was born in Chicago 42 years ago. Hi Is survived by a widow and two children. Funeral services will be at OBITUARY tesseassasasas, DUBLON, a member of the of John Bobo Co died Sun- fir day evening at the North Chicago hos- pital He as 5 ears old Mr Dub- W5 y.

Ion was said to be the largest seller of trimmings i rmmngs the country, dealing solely with merchant tailors. He was particu- larly known among the tailors ilors of the south and southwest. Mr. is survived by a widow and one daughter. The funeral will be held toplorrow from the residence, 53Z Aldine avenue.

Burial will be in Rosehill. P- FRANK CHA 3IAN I LEY of 114 East Walton place died yesterday at the Michael Reese hospital He was a buyer for Keith Bros. Co. and well known in the hat bus mess Mr Sidley was born in Chicago 42 years ago. Hi is survived by a widow and two chil- dren.

Funeral services will be at was born in Chicago 42 years ago. He The Bohemian orphanage, 5065 North Crawford avenue. yesterday organized a Red Cross junior auxiliary and thus added 400 members. The management of the orphanage took out a Red Cross membership for each of the children and in additional a life membership for the institution. Each orphan was given a Red Cross button to wear.

The orphanage notified Miss Justine Cook of the Chicago chapter that it was preparing to actively with the Red Cross and would have a benefit Red Cross story day the last of the 1 The Bohemian. orphanage, 5065 North Crawford avenue. yesterday. The a Red Cross junior auxiliary and thus added 4-00 members. managemen of the orphanage took out a Red Cross membership for each of the children an in additional a life membership for the institution.

Each orphan was given a 'Red Cross button to Wear. The or, phanage notified Miss Justine 11. Cook i icaeo chapter ter that it was re- of the Ch ID 1:1 cooperate actively with the and would have a benefit 5S story day the last of the paring to cooperate actively with the Chicago's Leading Florist Railway Exchange Bldg. Phone Harrison 3341 Chicago's Leading Florist Railway Exchange Bldg. Phone Harrison 3341 Forty women speakers met with Mrs.

Kellogg Fairbank, chairman of the speakers committee, C. N. D. yesterday and listened to reports from various committees, which were given in the best public speaking style. Miss Renee Forty women speakers met 'with Mrs.

Kellogg Fairbank, chairman of the speakers' committee, C. N. D. yesterday icr srieletz L.E.N.viz-spw-ref- I I vk Mies Elizabeth Goodrich, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Albert W. Goodrich. whose marriage to Charles Goodwin Cushing Jr, la scheduled for Aug. 15, will be married in town at St. James' Episcopal Wadi instead of at Harbor Point, the summer home of Miss Goodrich's family, as originally planned.

The Kenwood club announces a lawn party to be given on Friday There will be outdoor dancing, and gufsts may be invited by the members. Mr. and Mrs; George E. Sevey of 5537 Hyde Park boulevard, with their family and a group of friends, are in 'Mates Park. Colo.

They are spending much ime in horseback riding and are making a number of climbing trip. Mies Elizabeth Mr. and Mrs. Alb marriage to Cha Jr. is scheduled married in town 1 church instead of the summer hon family, as origin Tna Kenwood party to be give There will be gueste may be in gr.

and Mrs; Hyde Park boule ily and a grout, Park. Colo. The in horsebncl ing a number i month. I Rosehill tomorrow. Rosehill tomorrow.

Announcement was made yesterday of the engagement of Miss Helen Greatsinger Farrell, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. P. J. H.

Farrell of 458 Belmont avenue, to John Christie Caldwell of Troy, N. goTES OFTHE CLUBS SOCIETY IN THE EAST eneaMmEmmommiillninit0e2MotammtelMMO60 SIDE art var I 47 pe ili .2 'I t( -Ad F4 44--- Ir'-1e 4" 1. 't FON mix 4 lotP or -I- 4 tvb 416. I .0 i 4.) AtItt 13 4t: s', at. I 9.r 1 7 SIDE I DOWNTOWN DOWNTOWN DOWNTOWN DOWNTOWN NORTH SIDE NORTH SIDE NORTHWEST SIDE iv, 7W r'0 riPr) I 1 4 ge NORTHWEST SIDE b4rec, Jones, Linick Schaelees VIST I ri LUBLINER Tat Nz COVENT 2655 N.

Clark St. Cont. 2 to 11 P. M. SODE P.

M. E---; The weekly card party for the benefit ot the war relief fund of the Chicago College club will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock In the club rooms In the Stereos building. Miss Sue epatfleld. and MMS Lucille Bauman will be hosteSSO for the day. The Red Cross auxiliary hich is under the direction of Mrs.

William Duff 'Haynie and the Red Cross commltteo of the D.A. R. will meet today at 10 o'clock in the D. A. R.

assembly room ot the Fine Arts building. Mrs. Gary Giles Calkins of 418 Church street, Evanston, announces the engagement of her daughter, Kathryn. to Clarkson Balch of Wellesley Hills, dam The weekly can et the war relief College club will at 2 o'clock In teens building. and Lucille MS lessee for the day The Red Cross dfr the direction Haynie and the of the A.

R. o'clock in the D. ot the Fine Arta Mrs. Gary Giles stroet, Esvanstom merit of her th Clarkson Balch 47th a Cottage Grove. Mat.

a Eve. 47th ift Cottage 'COLONI AL 'THEATER -NOW TIMES DAILY I -a BE AT 3 AND 9 P. M. WM. IC.

SELIG'S PICTURED MASTERPIECE 3000-SE ATS-3000 TODAY TOMORROW lii 5- 1335-1337 Pau lina. Mat- 2:15 Cont. 5. at )0 r. 4601 kt al 1 tilv ow In fit.

es. i by aim go se i. IM, all m1 1 Ly. NI. PA o' WM all al A A 1 I ,2 1 .15 00 'I I I 4 4').

1 1, se a' i pr, ti 3 )0 it, a 5., r' 41' I I s. I l' O. a. F'' L. fro? The Cohen Harris Stage Hit LAST TWO DAYS EVELYN NESBIT E.

and Her Son RUSSELL THAW ii-74 in "REDEMPTION" Faannumninlimmunnummailimminummutorputtil 1----- g----inanni THE RN TRIAL" Hand's Orchestra, Under Personal Di- EL-- a rection of Armin F. Hand aIDi EARLE WILLIAMS I The Maelstrom' JACIISOFI PARt WIL The JACCIS I I LMS strom' PAR LUBLINER TRINZ 1.01ILINER TRINZ The canning classes for the members and friends of the Chicago Woman's club will be held Thursday, Friday, and Saturday every week at the Jones school. It was originally planned to have the classes meet In the club rooms, but as-the necessary number of stoves could not be provided it was deemed best to take advantAge of the public schools. Mrs. Charles Betts of the Woman's club has charge of the can; ning venture.

There will be room for twenty-four canny canners every day that the class meets. When the lessons have been learned the women are expected to teach others. The Woman's club reports that through an investigation conducted by the reform department, the club is able to refute the story that the soldiers passing through the station of the Northwestern road were subject to annoyance from women hangers on. The Travelers' Aid society and the fifteen or twenty guards employed by the railroad have been On the watch for this sort of thing and assure the Woman's club that the station Is free from it. On account of the death of Miss Anna Nicholes.

its first civic director, the Woman's City club did not have its regular meeting yesterday. It will be held next Monday in the lunchroom of Carson, Firle, Scott Co. Miss Harriet Vittum will speak. Michigan, Near Van Buren kly her Adolph Zukort I want to thank You for one of the greateat artistic treats it has been niv lot to experience in WilanY I found this exhilarating thrall lu your really magnificent picture. -The Little Ameri- Er---ar: cam' I am not schooled in the technical qualities of the screen.

so I accept this Er superb work on its broadest claims as an achievement of perfect art. The delicactr of its dealing with horrors already told in print over and over. its sane loyalty and truth. its historical correctness, give it, an educational and national impor--- tance. in construction.

morale and no- mance it is flawless, and the brilliant accomplishments of Cecil de Mille made the picture epoch marking and very splen tildly dramatic. I was enchanted with the acting. the authority and august sin- caenr, It will live Yshoofulthlywehaosletlpieictene painUng by De Taille. Verestchagin and the lordly pandit-4s of true battles shall always live. Again I thank you.

Enthusiastically. AMY LESLIE. SOUTH IMINMIMMM.n1111110 SOU': irrt! Enno I SOUTH WRAMOUN A GARDEN 1 MARRIAGES I 1 rim TAG RAP -T4. 67th ST AND STONY ISLAND AVE. 2- L-4.

67th ST AND Si SLAND AVE. se L-7 7.436-54 Milwaukee Near Sawyer 1-1 I CONTINUOUS 2 to P. hi P. Douglas Fairbanks in Wild and Woolly' 2436' E- in ----no BOB'T FAMOUS LOVE ROMANCE OF THE SAHARA DESERT. PRICES 23.

ao AND 73 CENTS. 3133-41 Lincoln Av, near Belmont Av. to 11 P. M. --77 CHARLES RAY in "SUDDEN JIM" Coming Friday, July 27 ES-1 "THE BRITISH TANKS" M.

IRathlyn -IN-- 8 illighway of Hope" Rathlyn Ii 66 Highway illiaMSE 3. Hope" I Et NEW STRAND EW STRAND NEW DIVISION nr. BOYNE MAT. 2:13 CHAPLIN REVIEW Also "SANTO'S ADVENTURE" LUBLINER TRINZ Kt STATE AT MI SI L' AI ADISON A LAST -TWO DAYS IN 3 'THE WAR TANKS ACTION E-- 3 at the Battle of the Ancre g. CONTINUOUS-- ALL SEATS rii 9 A.

M. to 12 P. 15 CENTS F'--. IICKERSOCkli LEXINGTON I 1162 E. 63RD STREET Matinee and Night Alice Joyce and Harry Morey in "THE QUESTION" Alen.

a Scream Comedy Il XINJGoTycOe an Alice "THE QUESTION" 63RD STREET irtee and Night Ty Morey in Scream Comedy NENV' YORK. The wedding of Miss Margery Maude, daughter of Cyril Maude, English actor; to Joseph Warren Burden. on of Mrs. Joseph W. Burden of 160 East Seventieth street, was solemnized today in Grace church.

Only the members of the Immediate families attended. Following the ceremony there was an informal reception. Mr. Burden IL a graduate of Harvard university. class of 1906.

and is a member of the Knickerbocker and Racquet and Tennis clubs Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hinman and Miss Helen Hinman of 310 Park avenue, I are passing the summer season at Loon Lake, N. Y. Mr.

and Mrs. Elbert Gary of Fifth avenue will leave on Aug. 1 on an extended tour of Alaska. Announcement has been made of the 'engagement of Miss Dorothy W. Scudder to John Alden Thayer, son of Harry B.

Thayer of 5 2 1 Park avenue. Miss Scudder is a daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Henry. Townsend Scudder of 201 West Eighty-fifth street, and was presented to society several seasons ago.

Mr. Thayer is at present at the officers', reserve training camp at Plattsburg. No arrangements have been made for the wedding. Lady Lister Kaye, who has been spending several months in this city, has gone to where she will remain for some time as the house guest I of Mrs. Ogden Goelet.

Dr. and Mrs. Walter B. James of 7 East Seventieth street. accompanied by their daughter, Miss Helen James, are occupying their camp in the 7 Adirondecks.

Mr. and Mrs. John Russell Pope have returned to their country place in Jericho, L. after spending several weeks in Newport as the guest of Mrs. Pope's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Pembroke Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Sydeney A.

Reeve of St. George, S. have made know the engagement 4) their daughter, Miss Margaret Reeve, to Ralph H. Hillborn. Mr.

is a member of Troop A of Connecticut. No date has been set for the wedding. The marriage of Isabel S. Yeomans, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

George Dallas Yeomans of 31 East Forty-ninth street. to George P. Brett son of Mr. and Mrs. George P.

Brett of 260 West Seventy-sixth street, will take place on Aug. is in Christ church, Plymouth, and will be followed by a large receptOm at the country place of the bride's parents in Plymouth. 1 HAIM 1 IRVINAPARIvAtWfRAW- SESSUE HAYAKAWA -E3(1) to His Kind Paramount-Bras Picture and Nestor Comedy. riall SES Paratm IPICKFORD THE LITTLE 1 Broadway, near Granville Ave. E-- Mat.

1:30 P. M. Continuous to 11 P. M. g.

COHAN it HARRIS' GREAT STAGE SUCCESS 21---- g- it r------ ON TRIAL" E--; Ave. fx-- P. M. 7,7 'AGE 11- gt Er---- ON TRIAL WEST SIDE WES DE ANS NORTH SIDE NAMERICAN" r3 A r- 11: It -4 La: 4 -mEa 'i 1 '79 4 Fa 11 0 7" F---; KEYSTONE 3912 SEIERIDAN Tria male Play BESSIELOVE -THE SA WDT7ST BING" ADMISSION ONE DIME SOUTH SIDE MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS Et iftt KEYSTONE I 3912 SHERIDAN BD. Triaaale Plan-- A 0 4 0 1 A BESSIELOVE in -THE SAWDT-ST BING" ADMISSION ONE DIME SOUTH SIDE ONLY PLACE IN CHICAGO WHERE YOU CAN SEE THIS PICTURE I IL! 1111111 If 11 Fa AIM BRYN MAWR NEAR BROAD nto WAY IN Bryn Mawr "12' Station.

7 to 11 P. M. E- CARLYLE BLACKWELL -2- F---- i June "YOUTH" EU ITIr iHd, Ea E-- And One of O. Henry's Best Stories by g. the Vitagraph Players Coming TomorrowOfficial Pictures of the Russian Revolution ii-Milliglitillifill111111111111111111111111111111111111Millillitiliti1111111111116111a Announcement comes from Washington, D.

of the marriage yesterday of Miss Helen Louise Me Cambridge of Washington, who is well known in Chicago, to Lewis Franklin Bond of Washington and New York. The couple will come to Chicago and live here for sevral months. Mrs. Bond is the daughter of William Mc Cambridge of Bloomington, 111. An Interesting wedding of today will be that of Mies Helen Close, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.

D. R. Close of 5885 Greenwood avenue, who will be married this afternoon at 4 o'clock at her home. to George Harvey Dueble of Canton, O. Matt Close waa a student at the University of Chicago and Mr.

Dueble is a graduallof the University of Michigan. Three girlhood friends of the bride will assist at the wedding. Miss Gertrude McCartney will play the wedding march and Min Alberta Dodds and Miss Helen Ikati, daughter of H. W. Beals of Winnetka, will be the bridesmaids.

Miss Dorothy Duel) le. a slater Of the bridegroom, will be maid of honor, and Arthur Mee. brother of the bride, Will be best man. Announcement Is made of the marriage of Miss Fannie U. Ward of Indianapolis, to Herbert S.

Hockin. Announcement Is made of the wedding of Mies Donna Eudora Noel, daughter el Mr. and M. Samuel E. Noel of 5410 South Michigan nvenue, to Herbert -T.

Xenneally, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Eenneal ly. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Stevens Scam-nen ot MI Yale avenue, announce the marriage of their daughter Catharine, to litmneth George Cloud. Announcement 4 ton, rk C. of th of Miss Helen Lc Washington, who ago, to Lewis Fr Marton and New 1 come to Chicago 1 ral months. Mn ter of William Mt ington, Ill. An interesting I be that of Miss Ilt Mr.

and Mrs. D. wood avenue, wht afternoon at 4 o'c George Harvey I 11 Close was a 1 Shy oy Chicago i graduallof the 'ET Three girlhood fri assist at the wed McCartney will phi Ina 1, "Lisa Alberta Btals, daughter of netka atill be th Dorothy Dueble. 1 grooM, will be nu tbur Close. broth be best man.

Announcement 1 tlede of Miss Fai dianaPalla Announcement is Of Mies Donna El ell Mr. and M. South Michigan Xenneally, eo 4 Piennean of Y. Mr. and Mrs.

Fen of r41 Yale av Kt 1 da enu tleneor otehe 3826-36 W. Madison Street I TONIGHt---7 to 11.30 P. M. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS IN "WILD WOOLLY" a actss by Hu 3826-36 W. Madison Street TONIGHt-7 to 11.30 P.

M. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS "WILD WOOLLY" Itself 11 A. M. to 11 P. All 25c BOXE Seats 11 'A grh BOXES and LOGES 50c 11 411 LIAILINER TRINZ 1 CPUPA 1 LUBLIN EIC cc ettivz Eggers Institute Director.

At the last meeting of the board Of trustees George William Eggers was elected director of the Art institute of Chicago. Mr. Eggers has served as acting director, since Sept. 1, 1916. fops Keen for Phones.

The Japanese government, which is in charge of the country's telephone system, is unable to keep up with the demand for phone service. Er-In E---, LUBLINrAt TRINZ Garfield Michigan Cont. 2 to 11 p. m. LE Official English Government Pictures Garfield ec.Michigan Cont.

2 to II p. m. Official English Govarnmtnt Pictures IIIIIII111111111111111111g111111111111111111111111111111111111J11111111111111111E: iOSAPF 2435-43 Lincoln Avenue, Near Fullerton Fa-- Continuous 2 to 11 P. M. Continuous 2 to 11 p.

M. LI THE BRITISH TANKS it Ir. rb 176 TPT rr A NV 1 CHATEAU THEATRE 3- Es BROADWAY AND GRACE ST. Matinee and Evening 'Ira LAST TIMES TODAY -g EVELYN NESBIT and Her Son, Russell Thaw LI in "REDEMPTION" FE: Lynne, Hazzard's Symphony Orchestra a METROPOLITAN Gran47th St; Blvd.4, and Matinee and Evening LAST TIMES TODAV NESBIT and Her Son' Russell Thaw ------a in "REDEMPTION" a -rg OAKLAND SQUAPE Drexel and r. 6 Oakwood E----.

LAST TIMES TODAY Matinee and Evening El Ef EVELYN NESBIT and Her San' --4- E-- FROLIC 1 55th St. la A F.4 Thaw 71 -5-1 in "REDEMPTION" Matinee and EWelling 1--- Es2---': "Snd alumber THELMA SALTER 0- B. CHATEAU THEATRE a. BROADWAY AND GRACE ST. Matinee and Evening LAST TIMES TODAY 1 E-E 1 At the Battle of the Ancre 72- Direct from Orchestra Hall as SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA HARPER 1 'la IAVEZE rn ,411 Present their -11---- PC17AES rel Wonder 1, Play De Luxe XE narp 64c7; pilaw CRA FORDEllulin -g a Crawford Near Madison Street Fa ContinuousZ-30 to 11:30 P.

M. E--- r-- Williams an I Kathlyn I E-- Wallace Reid in Er MI ULM Cr. CHARLES RAY in E- "SUDDEN JIM Coin. British Tanks" BROADWAY 1 5208 BR-OADWAY AT FOSTER PARAMOUNT PICTURES Presents Pauline Frederick in "ZAZ A I 1 1121ANGLE A 1 tAo461 A' A. A A PLAY, AND ak A TRIANGLE DAY AtIL 4-7if FOLLOWIM THEATER -TODAY Ai A 1 tAo461 A' A 1Wi11iamS.Harti a in "THE RETURN OF DRAW EGAN" 7: FEATURING TIMBER" Multummtmtniouttumniontrmontc' innuminturummilild EMILY STEVEI1S I I Tears, Cheers and Patriotic Fervor BEACH 1 51ST STREET AND Bryant Washburn in Travel Pictures and Max Fisman Comedy LUBLINER TR1NZ 1 -it 1 GETTING RID OF THEIR CORNS o- Cl'' TIM III 74' N.

CICERO at WEST END AVENUE F- CONTINUOUS 1:30 to II M. 14 DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS I ff-4 The Gee Whiz Guy Es i 4,4 ARGMORE ARGYLE KENMORE Eve. 0:30 to 1100 P. M. Alice Joyce and Harry Morey in "THE ONLY KENMRE 1 I ContintiLasnl LOUISE GLAUM in Tra.Thos:reZorraRge Also "Hut Thankless Job" Keystone Comedy JEFFERSON 1523 EAST 55TH ST.

"A Hater of Bessie Barriscale "A JANITORS VENGEANCE" COMEDY Met. Corn. "DUPLICITY" SIDNEY DREW DREXEL I '584t1L3RIZ)arREET. iT ALICE BRADY- 21r Also Other Good Pictures and "Reel Life" CHARLES RAYSudden Jim' BIOGRAP11-2433 Lincoln Ave. VITAGRAP1T-3133 Lincoln Ave.

BESSIE Sawdust Ring" ROSEWOOD-4823 Montrose Ave. KEYSTONE-3912 Sheridan Rd. MADLIN-1910 V. Madison St. AVON-33V Fullerton Ate.

ENID KEDZIE ANNEX-3208 W. Madison St. GAIETYSpringfield, ALHAMBRAMilwaukee. Wis. LOUISE Transgressor" Michigan Ave.

WHITE PALACE-1609 Kedzie Ave. FAMOUS-3644 W. Chicago Ave. Wilson Ave. DOROTHY DALTONTlame of the Yukon' 0 PH ErMMilwaukee, NVis.

ORPHEUMGalesburg, Ill. ORPHEI-M-Iilitivatikee ORPHEUM -Galesburg, Ill. I Telling a Truly Human Story That the L---'----- Will Thrill Heart and Spine of ------1- a Nation. SECOND BIG WEEK 11:00 A. M.

to 11:00 P. M. CONTINUOVS Alfred Hamburger's murer lip a. 3'1 Zlegteidm---- cettatell 624 aotaih Michigan Boulevard Eves. 25c and 50c.

Box Seats Mats. Daily, 25c Enlisted Men in Uniform Free. ian Boojevard hhg 624 outh Mic Eves. Z5c and 50c. Box Seats SI EnlisterMatsen.

biDaiLliarn'ircorm Free -0 WILD WOOLLY" a Fri. TRIAL" HARVARD 1 63RD AND HARITAaD MATINEE DAILY Antonio Moreno in 7theacani-niticent Burton Holmes Travel Picture and Comedy Antonio Moren es Trarel atidr Com Burton Holm Picture edy 2- COLUMBUS Amsahtlizd AeaLAS3Evrend iSntg 5 "Aladdin's VIOLA DANA Other Lamp" -g COSMOPOLITAN 79tn dc Halsted Met. Eve. z-- "Time Lock DESMOND ii---- and Diamonds" WM -7; -L-- F. PRESIDENT I 35th and Calumet 6:30 to II P.

M. g. Dorothy Phillips a it Clark St. and Balmoral Ave. 2:30 and to 11 Wallace a te Reid and Myrtle Stedman F---- "THE WORLD APART" E-: LAKESIDE I 4730 Sheridan Road Eli Mat.

a Eve. LAST TIMES TODAY -a EVELYN NESBIT and Her Son 7-1-----: Russell Thaw K-- in "REDEMPTION" -j E---- A Photodrama from Life Depicted with 5'2 Relentless Truth. Evelyn Nesbit's O. Life Shown in Photo Drama Proves 17,7 E. a Clean.

Wholesome and 7---' E. I able Moral Lesson. --E LANE COURT Center a Lane CIL 12 Mat. and Eve. "The Woman IA ho Dared" Beatriz Michelena I il Mwaukee and -E- Crawford Awes.

MATINEE AND EVENING "Aladdin's inn! A flAHA VIOLA 4730 F-----3 P. LAKESIDE I heridan Road Met. 4k Eve. -LAST TIMES TODAY- se .1 EVELYN NESBIT anasnieirT in "REDEMPTION" -j A Photodrams from Life Depicted with 5---- Relentless Truth. Evelyn Nesbit's Life Shown in Photo Drams Prov es Value E---- able Moral Lesson.

g. LANE COURT center 4 Lana CS' Mat. end Eve. a--- The omen ga Beatriz Michelena -P--. F----- he Dared" Milwaukee and -f--- ''--MILFORD I Crawford Ayes.

MATINEE AND EVENING "Aladdin's VIOLA DANA REGENT 1 IV 6 slt12012 EARLE WILLIAMS Maelstrom" He arot-Patbe News and Mo-Tot Comedy THE BUGG I Lincoln Roby St. Cont. to 11 P. M. HOUSE PETERS mop AlaT, Burton Holmes Travelogue and Others --Hear id Mo-Tor Corneciv- THE BUGu 1 i unecdo Robey SL pErCont.

1:30 to 11 p. m. HOUSE FRs in "THE HEIR OF TILE AGEo" Burton Holmes Travelogue and Others- KEDZIE AVENUE THEATRE Corner RED AVE. and MADISON ST. ENID BENNETT in Mother Instinct" and The House of REGULAR.

PRICES Corner KEDZIE AvE. ano AAtJ i. oint 0 NID BENNETT in 4 'The Mother Instinct" i -REGL LAR PRICES-- and Howr of rwange Keep Down Expense. Washington bas notified the Chicago chatter of the American Red Cross as foots: -hi Order to further the policY of the Phi Cross to disburse public for Purposes at the minimum of You are requested to discontinue ihe ti.le of the Red Cross seal on fled Clus stationery. because it Is an exPense." Champion, executive secretsty of the Chicago chapter, called atlestion that this instruction was or note merely as an earnest of the Rat Crosa determination to waste not a emu in spending the public's dollar.

Young Milholland Lake New. N. 1. July -Illtbe pretence of a small number of rt4ahres and friends John Angus 1111- 111Itid, son of Mr. and Mrs.

John E. 3111hoilan1 of New York. was married to Miss Mandida Dundas BarColucci of Italy and New York. The eoutile Were attended by Miss Vida Mil2tIllsrgi and Eugene Roissevain. hug- et the late Inez Milholland.

John Xilholland today declined to talk for romance concerning nis son's alarria Keep Dot ashingt, an has 4.1'ter of the An follows: Order to I -11 It bd al climb' pi leo mp Pen, at you are rea ue of the Crewe Re stationer), 1 "'ware John "Renee 14tt at The eh tomion that leald or not this in Rai 0.7 nt rely "nol dete la rMit 'Pending v. 1 Duna Ai i Lak 6 "11.6 Lake Placid --le al Nati. hreeence Pillaciciel. and frien Ilikenit Inn of iliatu, ad of New cot -etlY to min WI of Ital "utile 10 al bolLand attend, of yand Euge E. a late 11 lind tdal On co, ilt rri, '''I I mage.

Thousands here buy new drug that dries up corns so they lift out Good new spreads rapidly and druggists here are kept busy dispensing freezone. the recent discovery of a Oncinnati concern, which loosens any corn so It lifts out with the fingers. A small bottle of freezone -costs very little at any pharmacy. but is sufficient to rid one's feet of every hard or soft corn or callus. You apply just a few drops on the tender, aching corn end instantly the soreness IS relieved.

and soon the corn Is so shriveleo that it lifts out without pain. It dries when applied and never indames or even irritates the adjoining tissue. This discovery will prevent thousand of deaths annually from lockjaw and infection neretefore resulting from the suicidal habit of cutting corns. Genuine freezone bears the name Edward Wesley eineinpati. O.Adv.' cood news spreads rapidly and drug- here are kept busy dispensing the recent of a On- tat' concern, which loosens any corn Lt lifts out with the fingers small bottle of freezone -costs very at any Pharmacy.

but is aufficient 'id one's feet of every hard or soft 1 or callus. itt apply just a drops on the ler, aching corn end instantly the ness 1 41 relieved, and soon the corn shriveled that it lifts out without i. It dries when applied and never or even irritates the adjoining ie. discovery will prevent thousamds leaths annually from lockjaw and ction neretofore resultlng from the idal habit of cuttng corns. freezon i bes-s the name Ed- Wester eineinnati a 5) qn el' MOS IF2-4-, ti coo.

4, nix 5-713 111' ONLY ta AT 'THESE THEATERS TODAY MARGARITA FISCHERPeer' of Paradise HARRISON-511 S. Kedzie Ave. JACKIE Cat" ROtiERS-2516 Fullerton Ave. CRANE Frame lip" HAMILTON-2138 E. 71st St.

NANCE Gabler" I1)EAL-1622 Larrabee St. MARY MILES of the Hills" OAK PARKOak Park, IlL WEST ENDI21 N. Cicero Ave: GAIL KANE-'' "Upper Crust" SITTNER'S-1214 Sedgwick St. ORCHESTRA 'HALL No ivy PATHS VICTOR HUGO'S PRESENTS MASTERPIECE LES MISERABLES ALL SEATS 25c EXCEPT BOXES RESERVED 50e AT 12 NOON. 1 :50.

3 :40. 5 :30. 7 :20 and 9 :10 P. 31. Jones.

lAnick Schaefer's I S'rATE ST. ORPHEUM 1-- Nr. Monroe TODAY ONLY Sessme Havakaw-a -FORBIDDEN PATHS' --7------: COMING MARY MILES MINTER TOMORROW -Melissa of the Hills' JULIAN I BELLIVRIIMET ALICE BRADY SET In A ADE WIDO Bronda-pr and Belmont Cont. 7 to 11 P. AL LAKE SHORE roadirrr arm rselmont Cont.

7 to 11 P. 31, GAIL KANE in HIV MADE Tomor Deng las Fairbanks "Wild Woo Ille DE LU XE a 1 w2Tirt.n.,,inloCalillltdon4 Pauline Frederick in "THE LOVE THAT LIVES'' BURTON HOLMES TRAVELS NEW DEVON Devon near St. "PAWS OF THE BEAR" -Mary Wonderful Event" ROSEWOOD Montrose at IAnr-eln St. EVE. 7:00 to 1100 BESSIE LOVZ in The Sawdust Rine 814 EAST 63RD STREET DE LUXE Near Cottage Grove ANITA STEWART in ''CLVER'S REBELLION" Also Latest Mack Sennett Keystone Comedy KIMBARK I 6240 EMBARK AVE.

"THE HEIR OF HOUSE PETERS THE AGES" CURRENT EVENTS and a Good Comedy HYDE PARK I 53RD LAKE PARK ROBT. WARWICK HAMILTON I 710T ST. The Frame UP" WM- RUSSELL 61ST ST. VERNON AVE. VERNON -MATINEE and JAME PETROVA -The Undying 'Plaine" ilrd BiroA BRA DT in littreDrADC SHA111.0 SELF MADE WIDOW" OAK PARK.

LUBLINER 41k 'MIN; ptAp4 2- Wisconsin Av. 1 BUG S. Station 5 -Ls- Matinees Daily at 2 and 3:30 P. M. 1-1.

Evenings. 6:30 Continuous to II P. M. Mary Miles Minter in ss Mehssa of the Hats" 3 PLAYHOUSE Itt Dtt THE DANGER TRAIL" IL B. WARNEB, DANA! Other Lame" TERMINAL Lawrence a SPaulding E-- Mat.

and Eve. LAST TIMES TODAY i E-: DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS -hi WILD AND WOOLLY" a ..17 qn DE LUXE 131,1 EAST 63RD STREET I 4 la a Near Cottage Grove HELLION" a I A I BELMONT AVENV at Mack Sennett Keystone Comedy mADE, ANITA STEWART in "CLOvEirs Also Latest 141' No STASI PI .7:13 'HALL CLARK STREET cow. At rum In IP "Amok smIty ligulta 0 ivy PATHE 't ICTOR HUGO's 6240 EMBARK AVE. I HOUSE PETERS OAK PARK. I I PRESENTS MASTERPIECE WIDOW" ALICE BRADY-SELF LES LAKE SHORE 'EVENTS and a Good Comedy- 0 0 LtIsBLINER 41 TRINZ AT THESE THEATERS TODAY 1 MARGARITA FISCHER-Testi of Paradise cBrooandtw.

wall mmont THERERAEGNETS fp e79, JACKIE HARRISON-511 S. Redste Ave. ALL SEATS 25c GAIL KANE in "AS MAN MADE HER" HYDE PARK I 53RD LAKE PARK A 4114 Cat" Tomer. Douglas Fairbanks "Wild Wooll7 ROBT EXCEPT BOXES RESERVED 50e AT 12 NOON'. 1 3:40.

530. 7:20 Wisconsin 1 Mk. S. Station WARWICK "iklatAS JEKMY ROtiERS-2516 Fullerton Ave. -1 and Clifton Avec -ALENTINE" 'Zs- Matinees Daily at 2 and 3:30 P.

M. and 9:10 P. M. DE LUXE 1 Mats. 2:30 and 4:15.

P. CRANE Frame Up" HAMILTON-2188 E. 7Ist St Evenings. 6:30 Continuous to II P. NANCE Gabler" Jones.

IAmck Schseler's Pauline Frederick In T-TIrE HA LIN ES LPI': HAMILTON 1 710T ST. Es ET--; IDEAL--1622 Larrabee St. 0 BURTON HOLMES TRAVELS-- WM- RUCSELL z---2 Mary Miles Minter in wrhiencesandSPEaulding i Devon At-A near ClarkSt. "Melissa of the 'we Other Lamp" MARY MILES, of the RPHEU I 1 A I STATE ST. a Nr.

Mo --1----- To Sessile Havakaw-a NEW DEVON "The Frame L.D" 1ST ST. VERNON AVE. -LAST TIMES TODAY-. 7-- Hills" "PAWS OF THE BEAR" VERNON ni --MATINEE and EVENING-- OAK PARK-Ook Park, Ill DAY 0-Na. -Mnry Wonderful Event'.

JAME PETROVA The Undying Flame" PLAYHOUSE 1114" lalTd- 4k WIL Av. DP at ve. WEST END-121 N. Cicero CO -FORBIDDEN ARY PATH'SILES -I." Sta. Mot-Daily.

1 El ofilulNGALALs" E-: GAIL Crust" MIN -INTER Montrose at Etneoln St. ROSEWOOssEvg. 7:00 -AL SHAKEtPURE BRADY i ilrd "THE DANGER TRAIL FAIRBANKS 14- Sedgwitit SL TOMORROW' "Melissa of the Hills' BESSIE LOVZ in 'The Sawdust Rtng" fiELF MAIM WIDOW" 'IT: H. B. WARNEB, in WILD AND a 717 TEDR I i 4 i I'.