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THE CHICAGO STTSDAY TRTBTTWIBj rKTOTTATCT 1PART 1 PASS Ke has been away from the club for quite a while. Mr. Powers lives at 2617 South Union street with his OPEN ARMORIES C. A. A.

LIST OF LIFE MEMBERS FOUND PADDED 41 agencies tomorrow to arrange final details for the care of any fighier stranded in the city. Want Aid Plan Slable. survey of facilities afforded by Chicago organi.a tioaa serving the soldier, shows the city is waking up to ASK PATRIOTISM, NOT POLITICS, IN I father. Richard Powers. Members cf the family said last nteht that he is out of the city.

They IERSi FOR SOLO CABLE'S GRjyD OPERA salb Crowded Hour. ATir.jii for Reception to Returning Negro Warriors. JNNUJL its full duty and that all organizations CHICAGO PLEA OTS' WELCOME IXTY-FTVE minutes of enjoyment will be crowded into every hour for ero heroes of th; Three Who's to Blame? Who Extra? Officials Don't Say, are growing closer in their construe tive work." said H. H. Merrick, following the executive meeting that brought the armory plan to light.

The fact that more and more discharged men are beginning to need patriotic attention makes it advisable to get this also said he would be found perfectly blameless" if a thorough investigation is made. William Mohr, chairman of the membership committee, in conversation with club members, said. I guess something has been slipped over on the committee." He declined to discuss the afiair with reporters, and a statement sent the club, but not signed, said: Dues Are Going Up. It is not felt by the officials of Uie Chicago Athletic association that a service on a solid basis. Col.

Baker and Gen. Wood have given assurance fpHj jc" I I that every cooperation will be accorded i Chicago by the war department. Officers of the Chicago Athletic association, who recently discovered there are more life members listed in the ohib than really exist, wre busy yes- Sscond Warders Protest on Front Seats for Jobholders. Plan to House and Feed Jobless Ex-Fighters Under Way. Hundred and Seventieth Infantry, former Eighth Illinois.

In Chicago tomorrow. Here la the day's program announced by Col. Wi'liam Nelson Pelouze, chairman of the city welcoming committee: 8:30 If, Troops arrive over Nickel Plate road, detraining at La Salle street and marching directly to Coliseum. 9:30 A. ML Enter Coliseum in column of Short welcome address by terday trying to definitely tlx the num- subject which is solely an association ber.

It wis admitted that hve nave matter is of any Interest to tnose ouw-. been found. jside of the association." i But here's the rub: Who of the mem- Reports that an advance in dues of bership is the extra I $20 and added assessments were to Want All Armories Opened. "We will ask the war department to authorize opening all armories in Chicago to men in uniform and to equip the armories with regulation army cots and comfort facilities now on hand in government storehouses. In addition we will suggest the establishment of mess haJls, where every soldier who needs the service may ob tain meals under the concHtions found In the best camps.

This plan will eliminate all taint of charity, and. if aettepted, will be operated under direct command of cen tral department army officers, with Gen. Wood supervising. We will enlist the interest of Gen. Dickson and take the plan to Washington if Gen.

Wood lixes it." Second ward veterans of the old Col. Pelouze. Eishth Illinois infantry have massed 10 A. M. Music by 100 piece band to drive city hall politics from the Rnd in front line of Chicago's patriotic wel-1 UM in Coliseum, come to the returning heroes of the dancing and reunions.

Three Hundred and Seventieth in- i 3:30 P. M. Form for parade, linis to Michigan uvenue and thence Chicago armories, equipped lfitft cots and mess hall facilities, will be opened to all men in uniform who need them, ir plans formulated yesterday by the Association of Commerce and welfare agencies meet with the approval of military authorities. Col. Chauncey B.

Baker, chief of The theory is that when a memoer of a deficit due to memoei- died some one slipped through two sniu irregularities were denied. A new memberships to rei iace the one! number explained; dead member. If the money, for only AIj Ciubs nearly. have been corn-one, wont into the association treas- US to raise Uleh: ues. This is be-ury the scheme mi5ht go for quite a many went mto miatary time undetected unless some one hap- has a custom to can- pened to add up the total life mem- rf members in tne ai'tny.

bership and found there were too ft yery bad year on many. ciUD The loss in renue due to Something Slipped Over." the war, and added expenses for the Talk at the club fixed the blame for same reason have compelled stay at-the affair on Thomas J. Powers, for home members to shoulder an added fourteen years assistant secretary. Slightly Used Grand and Upright Pianos at Sfiarply Reduced Prices THROUGHOUTtheyearthc members of the Chicago Opera Company, as well as hundreds of other artists, teachers and professional musicians, come to our music rooms to select pianos for their own use during the winter musical season. Now that the season is ended, these pianos have been returned to us.

Because they have been used, we offer them at sharply reduced prices. Here pianos of quality the celebrated MASON HAMLIN and Cable-made pianos can be purchased at prices con siderably below normal. If you want a good piano at a saving of from $35 to $250, make your selection at our music rooms tomorrow if possible. a. a T- institute, where trooos 1 intmmant protests against me spirit: TITiS the central ouartermaster deoartment it i 1 1 -f.

li vl nv XI. J. liCLr I and personnel of the committee ap Gen. Leonard Wood, will antral rtpnartment: Alavor I uuvi tand. pointed by Mayor Thompson to wel- m-r with flRanrlatinn ifMii1fil il PME.

and welcoming committee. iiiorapsun resentatives of the Ked Cross, T. M. C. Jewish welfare board.

War Camp Community Service, and other 1 I It III-" I tM.IK l.l lUIIIUllUH r. I 1 i 1 i i i dresd to Chicago yesterday hy Hfty friends and former members of the Jackson, west to Dear-unit, who met in the church at Thir-, to La I I'Ul 1 1 I I. "1 ty iifth Street and Rhodes avenue to west to Wells vent their opinions concerning the. and south to Grand Central station. 4 p.

m. Entrain for Camp Grant. A thirty-five piece Jackie band will play at the renewing stand. The committee requests that every flag in the loop fly through the day. BE SURE TO ATTEND THio rUfULAK Aid.

R. R. Jackson, acting on the chairman's suggestion, named the following aa the special body: 11 Montromery. Creonre W. BUta, Th? Key.

A. Taylor, Kubrrt Abbott, Akl. J.u ki-on AJd. B. Anlrr(ion, It.

WHtrht. J. B. Mnrshall. W.

C. Evam. E. M. aeavfi, home-coming program.

Hero la the resolution in part: "We, the citizens of the Second ward, in masemeetini? assembled, do hereby protest against the type of men selected to welcome home the old Eighth Illinois regiment. With one or two exceptions, every political jobholder in the Second ward was made committee member. Object to Aldermen Serving. Vu protest against using the patriotism, sacrifice, and patriotic devotion to country of men of the Eighth as a means of furthering the political umhitioiM of city hail politicians. "We especially protest the selection vf Louia ii.

An lorson and R. It. Jacl mm, because the- have proven til they are the type of soldiers not ev fitted for home service, and men wli put p0ltttcl Mpiratlona above true patriotism and devotion to country. "They are now attempting to usurp the honors due to brave men. This is vividly demonstrated by their resign ingtheir posts of duty when the Eighth went to war.

R. R. Jackson resign 1 The iig Co.7 26 So State St UDllCir A general committee of 200 Negro ieple, representative of Chicago col-l societies, will act in the Coliseum. "It is a human Impossibility to all of the folks in an affair of Unusually Good Values All Tkis Week and Stores GRAND PIANOS vi Value 12M 1350 1050 1400 Pne SHU 1025 975 975 965 Studio Grand. Studio Grand.

Studio Grand. Baby Grand. Parlor Grand major and Louis H. Anderson as captain and adjutant of the regiment." The resolution Wire signed by: State Madison State Adams State Randolph La Salle Madison C. N.

W. Depot It wil! pay you to read every item of this special announcement. Be here earfy Nlcnday. There'll be a real "get busy spirit" in every section for this two day tremendous trading event. It stands for Opportunity and Thrift.

List your needs, not 3 your savings. Now is the time to stock up your medicine cabinet with HOME NEEDS, Hospital, Sick Rccm, or Boudoir! A sale this sort," Aid. Anderson said. Chicago Set for Welcome. The War Camp Community Service is ready to welcome the men after their discharge from Rock ford in aj new Soldiers and Sailors' club for colored troops at 3201 South Wabash ave- nue.

Ono of the old residences in the I has recently been taken over converted into a well equipped clubhoti e. A hostess committee made 1 up of wopien from the district provides I "girls and eats" at the dances that are given every Saturday night. POLITICIAN IS CRUEL, SAYS WIFE SEEKING DIVORCE of much interest to HOUSEWIVES. DOCTORS, NURSES, and all who appreciate Health, Comfort, ueauiy, Economy: $519 425 42 415 400 395 385 35 355 335 325 315 285 Jalin T. Eay.

Karnes, I 1 K. Stuart. Hcl M. Jonen. H.

Johnmrn, iob rl De 'Priest, Kflward T. Hill. Will nun K. Taa-ir, H. Beou.

Chester Uiver. Jesufi Snectl. Ht-r-ry Smith, J. Patrl William Rogcr, It Jb-bure, baviil 81m. Fold, I llll 04 4 Mil I li I 1 1 I K.

Allen. SUBS Kaini-r. Paul D. Jone. D.

Y.ifrt. John Daws, Vn Tillery Tillfry Smith. Ell'U1 Einier Johnstone, riii Bennett, James Taylor, IVwkJ.iin Culman, William Wyatt, Kiiuie Harrta. John Turner, samnol foster, Edtrar Williams, R. G.

8 Wee ti. UPRIGHT PIANOS Conservatory Model Upright 65 Viennese Model Upright 525 Ionic Model Upright 49u Ionic Model Upright 490 Ionic Model prigbt 490 Ionic Model Upright 490 Puritan Model Upright 450 Artand Crafts Model Upright 500 Ionic Mode! Upright 490 Doric Model Upright 400 Doric Model Upright 400 Doric Model Upright 375 Baby Gran Upright 359 REBUILT PIANOS Chickering Grand Steinway Grand Detmer Grand Steinway Upright EHinarton Upright Bradford Upright WiUUm Charles II. Serum, prominent politician and real estate dealer with offices at 3301 West Chicago avenue, was made defendant in a divorce suit ftleJ yesterday in the Superior court by Mrs. M. iJsrum, 707 Christiana avenue.

The bil! charges cruelty. Mr. and Mrs. Serum were married Dec. 31, 1903, and lived together until Jan.

23, According to the bill, the domestic tranquillity was ruptured July 13. 1 918. KP your False TeetS firmly and TffT I or romance Qu do a fc finaeewA COUGHING? fl or when use 11 mprr i I "CREME I IDE LUXE i ZYM0LE ELCAYA" I MSB 'ler. Keeps fc-r mm WWT fe. A disappearing cream that rnkes l.

i -V mouth in ijt i ft, Lf fac.nl mass, a pleasure. Nan- tS tin-Jah Wsfi 4 4WmW ccm- ft- 4 IKlflVr.Iaa I i Kreaay. M-Je of absolutely purr 9 I I Xjf, diti n. Th It A 3k. JL and harmk ngred ents.

Cin Uie to 7 (mStf CS Named Snecial Committee. Col. William Nelson Pelouze, ap 45 359 285 245 215 pointed chairman of the Chicago wel- I coming committee by Mayor Thomp- i son. suggeftcd the special reception committee of ten Negro citizens to accompany the white citizens, whofee it Is to meet all Incoming DEMONSTRATION PLAYER -PIANOS Carola Inner-Player $765 mm Eaphona Inner-Player 600 485 REBUILT PLAYER-PIANOS Kingsbury Player i $435 Cambridge Player 375 Kimball Plaver 175 -i-'-t't i-i- -5- "SSV- r- 3 Any of these pianos can be purchased on convenient jrms EM not preven A 1 no hair prowth-no Pf, rv xr i If A iKTlSa tti iron, I harmless, ertective antiseptic 1 or redress- no premature wrln- E. S.MVStT it 1 WSSm shrink i'nK or treatment for affections oi i.

kles. Be safe and be satisfied CSi I SJ WTJjJF swell ng or Throat and Bronchial Tubes T3 Insist on ns a vl BL-ti 1 Pi etti-rg sore I- -it Steps the hoarseness. Purine -j h- fS ire. Ant septic a.u Kct.iioniicaL I Zc msef anM: CremeEcaya I Tubes, 20c and 43c Special I 1 Sale fj Sale I hp I 35c Size 4IC PHce Zt3C I Pce DjC 1 GDC 1 I I For Shaving I Sois A. W.

Cold Drugs i Sundries 1 1 A. W. Cold i mi mils II'1 Jl Come now and make your selection, while there is a wide range of styles and prices. These unutol values will not last long. Cream 11 i 1 3c Aer Cel Knitted Wa-h Cloths 7 65c A superb cleansing cfesm, 1 lb.

tin, 80c value Tan Elack Jack Gum; "ure Peroxide, 19r Witch Hazel, 59c Glycerin and Rose- "itcr, 4 oz I9c som pur-, 1 Ih. pkg 8c Kenna Povdtr, 4 oz. I Pkg 13 cenna 2 9c i I I I Gillette Safety Razor and 12 Eladea $2.43 Large Adjustable Shsvingr ftiirrors 10c 50c Gem Clips. 50c Gem Blades 22c $1 Ever Ready Razor 79c Durham Kits, Complete 43: BuntsS, or Stearns' Drops, 9 3 Pi 4-r- lie Why the Brunswick Method cf Reproduction Insures Superior Phonograph IDoenn TJ- Method icSSOn Jl cf Reproduction includes the Ultona, a new conception in playing. The Ultona consists of an arrangement of the several necessary reproducing diaphragms one tone arm an all-in-one arrangement, with no attachments nothing to take off or put on.

At a turn of the hand, the Ultona presents to any type of record the proper 'diaphragm and needle, the weight. Thus the requirements of each type of record are met. The Ultona demands no sacrifice in tone, as attachments oftcndo. 7 Home of the MASON far HAMLIN me world's most cosily piano CABLE C0ENE1 WABASH JACKSON Out-of-town readers and those unrhle to call receive full information by mailing the COUPON. Ivory Soap 25c Packer's Ta Shampoo Soap 13c 10c Physicians an 1 Surgeons' Sop 7c 13c Qiivilo Soap 8c 25c Woodbury's Facial Sonp 12c 30c Re inol Skin Soap 21c 25c Cutiestra 19 10c Lift Buoy i a -i 7c 20c Pears' Unsce'nt- ed Soap 14c 15c Lt-x Soap Flakas.llc 20c French Cattlla Soap, 13c, 2 for.

25c ISc American Family Soap 6ic Large "far El Aimo-da Castile C9c tascara, mo tablets Grape Juicc- Full Pint, w- 33 23c at Loganberry Juice Pint. at Chippewa Ginger Ale Larre Size Twcelers special, 10c to 49c 35c Shav- i ing Crcitn 2Cc 30c Palmolive Shav- 1 ing Crsaaa Violet Witch Hazel SHpving Lotion Styptic Pencil (stops bleeding) 5c iiiIiifimiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiMiinmiiinCTi.iii.iiiiMmiiMniMiiininmteiiiitir...i CAFLF PIANO CO Chicago. Send catalog checked. Name A i J.e 1 he new tax v-ill go into effect very soon. Buy now aid save, before liquor taxes double.

Piaco f.ayera 75e Marcel Pullman Hair Brush 59c Hughes' Ideal ir S3c 25 Sanitary Whisk Bn-n 19C 12S White Ivory I Receivers. Scrubs, special values 33c Tooth Brush Holders 29c Metal Soap Eoxes. "5c Tooth Bru hes. 24c 25c Pocket Combs. GOc Cioth Brush 43c $15 Manicure Scis-ors goc Tooth Preparations 30c Koiynos' Tooth Paste 21c 50c Pebeco Paste 39c 25c Revelation Tooth Powder 35c Prop hy lac- tic Tooth Brush 29c 35c Rubber set Tooth Bru fg 27c 15c J.

J. Dental Floss, 12 yd. tin lie Victrola Used Piaco Claud's Tcnic P'dU, 190 ia Pure Seidlit? Pow-, der, 12 in box. 33c Norwegian i Cod Liver Oil, pt.1.19 Russian Mineral Oil, Pt 69c i Beef, Iron and Wine, full pint Patent Medics nes Cnscarets 65c Analgetic E3lni.47c ii i mm Ic.ilf.L 9ds Rubber Good: A Reason No. 2 Hcspi'al Supplies.

75c Best Hospital Cotton, A i is Sal Bi Equal in importance to reproduction is tone amplifica tion. The Brunswick Method of Reproduction also i to. run 75c L. L. Gauze, 5 yard package Rubber Sheetinp, 1 yard square leal isnosal of 47c 49c 1.00 Caldwell's Syr- up Pepsin includes a new idea in acous-txs The Brunswick Amplifier.

Old-time ideas were at variance. Some makers still cling to metal construction. Others use a combination of wood and metal a horn and a 33c Sloan's Li sage Creari 3-4c Rubber Glorer, 39c 50c Java Rice-Face 2 qt Symbol Hoi Powder 33c i Water Bottle 1JS3 60c Lablache Face j2 qt. Coxbury Foun- Powder 44c I trin Syringe, 50c Honey I Complete; Guar- and Almond antecJ 1 1.13 Cream 38c Syringe Tubing, 5 50c Pond's Vanish- ft. lengths 35c ing Cream 39c g's Dilators; 30c Holms' Fra- Guaranteed Pile grant Frootilla 19c 1 Treatment; ccm-25c Eipcy's Cream 17c pletc at WINTER COATS Nuiol ment Re 50c Stanolax 31c 1.25 Ovoferrin 81c Muiterole or Lysel, 21c unusual cnoortunitv now to buy I 1.00 Nujol, for constipation I rerrular as clock- Oi rv a Leiser Coat far below 5uc I Phillip i Milk agnesia itctual cost.

CHOICE OF OUR FINEST COATS MONDAY AT mum 1 IBWJ r- metal casting as the "threat." But the Brunswick Amplifier is oval in shape, and built entirely of wood, like a fine violin. It is molded of rare holly-wood. The sound waves receive uniform amplification to reach their fullness, hence The tone is richer and more natural. Stri- C3e.r- 5C. rs-Ta mm To the Land of Oeauty There is only one way to secure a Ml! I notes are dent, metallic absent.

I I ft Any Coat in cur atore excluding Fw Coats, values to genu ne Hudsoa ScJ. Ravrr 7i Nutria fur tomorrow at J2S. QTHER GREAT COAT VALUES reduced for finaitflA i tfOT vivauious Mavis "SATIN SKIN" i I V' vi tposal a i UR GREAT DRESS SALL 4 i Why Yon Need repari-tions r.ave the We Invsie Comparison Make comparisons. Let your ear decide. Try to find an equal to Brunswick tone.

You're bound to end such search at a Brunswick Shop, where every opportunity will be given you to decide for yourself. Hear this remarkable instrument before you 1 1 SI 6-75 continues Monday many new ng styles of Siik, Velvet, Serge, buthGnafi Apply "Satin Skin" Cream then "Satin Skin" Powder. It freds the tissues insures a beautiful complex on healthy kin. It removes p'mplrs, wixidiiurn. etc.

Not harmful, but beneficial and refined. Mm I We have seen many bunion suiYerers limping and prat ing for relief then thev used FA1RYFOOT and are now happy and satisfied. What FAJRYfV0T has done for others it can do for you, and we absolutely guarantee it. Instantly ue jts mm it prevents o-srdruff it stops itchinz scalp charm of Refinemeait and Kxclu-siveness. 'ivaudou Exquisite Toilet Waters, reams and Powders are refreshing and lasting, of rare fragrance and unusual Mavis Tcilet Wa'er $1.25 avis Face Powder 50c it keeps the scalp clean 1 Cream wealthy promotes -rowlh of New Hair restores pray hair to ivs nat Hyp i I arter application the pain ural ong rial color 324 South Michigan Avenue McCormick Building Satin Skin Powder 'Perfection for Complexion' IHt 89c $1 battle 87c and lnilammation disappear The Brunswick Phonograph Shop 225 S.

Wabash Chicago I I I a 1 c. 1 JL JL A Jl, in Mas-g-ugigjffl mm mi 11 i SSSSS3E 1 A The Public Drag Co. 26 So. State Street Buck Rpyner, 5 Stores YOU FIND ALL THE NEWS AND ALL THE DESIRABLE ADVEnTIS-XWG IN THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE. till.

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