E MEN VOTE TO DA CING LL ABAR T8 1 ':-- ---= Plan Amended ·mit Programs to Music. RRETT AGAIN S SUED BY A ORMERPUPIL ry L. Hertz, Age 10, to Be Guest at Dinner , eral Court Decision Brings Freedom to 33 COpy MA WANTED can c.·eate and help direct mer· I g plans, also make layouts rIte copy to refiect thought and tanding in appealing to the viewpoint aft open thi, "more than a • a real operator, Sell yourself first let- '1 "action" is im· t. r confidence "'Ill ere. ectcd. progre. ive agc'1CY IN ME.'\lORIAM. CI\LLOPY....JI'homatl W. CaIl.>p:r,..-ed 59 LEHMAN-Dell"a.nLehman. In hi. 80th :r"&r"STRENIT~. n tte Strenltz [ 0 I FYFE-Lt"tia F)·fe. In memory of our dart eara'" day Set ll'day. Nov. 17. 1917.. .at Ottawa. lll.. t"ther of Joe and David, I 10nd wife of LlI<.Jwirr Sirenltz d "r!.:ybe- in:;-mother and grandmolher. who entered husband of Catherine V.. nee Rous('h. 1••. , ChiLagO;San hen and 18»&". Ottawa: Mor'\IOVed mother of Mr e. Harry Barnett. Ro•••• Into a higher and grander life a y,ar a~o. ther 01 Arlhur L.. Marcus C.. Harold J.• I ri•. Sioux City, Ia.; Mrs. Max RO<Ienthal 01 a. M r tha, Maurice; .ister f Na 4 !1 O. for the touch of Ii.vanished haud anr' a Estelle. and Eye!.:ynM.; member of De Dixon. 111.: William T•.• Sigmund. and E'l an and Mrs. ~lary Wolf. at he real vol.'6 that I. "tilled. La Salle Council282. Knights of Columbus, Loul8. Den.•. er, Col. FW1llralal Ottawa, dence, 4735 Indian avo Funeral 8 nday FROM HER DAUGHTERSAND GRAND- lIoly Ang,.I.· Court 17[1.C. O. F.. <dGen. Ill.. Monday at 1:30 1>.m. I' at 11 a. fit at n 1)<·1. 85th and tirand- CHILDREN. Ouster Ooum-tl 129 t!.OyaJLeague. Fu- . d h band blvd. Burial I\t F'ree Sons' ee terr. neral from hi. late re-tdenee 724R Ben-I' MA~NL'G-,]'obn Manning. bt"loft us SWEEJ~'1EY M JhJS Id JILF.K-Jo.eph JlIek. In fond memory of . 'erI h' ch M rrlll of Clara Fitzpatrld, Manning. father of ".. rs 0 n . ween,. w ow our father. who died 3 ye,.... ago today. nett·av.. to St. Phil1p N cur. eli' Hel•• n Jsme. John and Marion at re.i'l of tho I te rormer Ald. JOhn J Sw n y. F,ROMWIFE ANn CHILDREN. avo and. nd·sl .. Tue.day. Nov· iI1 2° be · at l I deuce' 2130 B Turner.av. Fune;al notice belov d mother of Mn<. Walt r A. Ber- t>. m., w here solemn requiem w cee- I" 11:'l 90 nun i,:un Irs a.rry Stehle M... Fred KELLEHER-eatheline Kelleher. In loving brated Burial at Mt Olivet Huntington;' ater; member-of LafayettE! ceun. • O. '1 Me Y . '8 M W G 11' M. H remembrance of our dear wife and mother.', Ind., papers please ~Opy For scats call Royal Leag-ue. Ph 'an Buren 1122. t ~I. s7' I." ~trs.· wil~l'':' D1'8 t.ee: who passed a"'ay one year ago today. Yarde 703. MILLER-A'waldoF. MlIler. Nov 17, 1017. M. tcr MiUlIUIJg.and John A. LOVINGlIUSBA.~DAND CHILDREN. ;COUGHI.J.N-Brtd~etCougblln. beloved 'lrtle beloved husband or 8ar"b O. Funeral S" cenev .Jr .1 ",. of •••• \iiI 'am D, • d Monday. at 8 p, m.• trom late residen ~'I u,c. Funer~1 Mond t 0.30 a. 111. from NESSLIN~arlotte A. NC6sUng.in lovinl' of William.mother of William.. James. an 35':3 J""k.on.bl.•. d.: prtvate. In\ermpnt ret denee 01 H C. StIgall. o32~ Glenwood. me ory ot our dear mother lIlYwife who rs. Thonrae GrRdy. F'unerat Tuesday at New York. av .. to St Ita's ehur-'h. who- h rh _~_ wed Nov. 18, 1916. • . 0 a. m. from late residenoe, 833 W. 53d·sl.. • ~Q- .•.•.• 8 C. NESSLING to Visitation church, where hilrb mass will MOZEE-Dr. T. Ro. Mozee. 5]31 Wabanh. I will be celebrated Autoe to CaJ\a..;r FRANCIS A. NESSLINQ be ce ebrated: autos to CalvBl7. Friende Saturday morning at 4 a m. Fun .ral Mon-I V.L DERPAELT.,-~'ran1< A. Van,_ •••• Ie, O. R. NESSLING. wishing scala carl Y&rde662. day. at 1 pm .. from St. Mal'l<s M E. 6000 Harper-av.. bfolv d b' band f Pau- DAVID- "- N 16 bel .•.•' church, 60th a.ndWabash, by auto. 10Oak· !lne raiher of Arthur Id u t Fllneral ""orge II. David. ov. • ov"" woodscem"tery from ,hapel. &133 1 BANSCIrBACIT-Ellzabeth M. Banschbach,be·. nua and of Julia Hetnen, fond father 01' at 1 :30 pm.. t'l . loved wife of the late Charles fond motber' Loulse. brother of M1'8Oeoree W. Marlin. 1 McPHERSON-GeoJ'l[e M".PMraon. ago ll\~' r-hurch Ir.termnt at MOWJtOlivet ot Mrs Emma Juer&'!nsMr" 'Sadie O'Gara Mra, Henry VornKahi Arthur J. Pa.ui.and Nov 15. 1917. a.t siater·. residence. •Irs ,B'ertha Dickens Mrs ·ida Terrr and' the late Mrs. Johu B<.ott. Funeral Sunday, 8 utb Wesley·av.. Oak Park. bt"lovedson WEBER-Joseph A. W ber, N v. 16 t 67.15 CharleoBanechba.ch .. Fun~ral .ervices·Mon- NO"O'. 18. at 12 noon. from late 1"e8lden'.e. of the late Mrs. Anna Franz. brother of Champlain v.. belov d husband f Annt. day. Nov. 19. from late residence 6222 746 Well.·at.. to Holy Name oathedral Mrs. Grace Rar:,en. FWJeraJSunLlay.No!. nee Boebel,father of I::dmond,Henry. Fred. Blackstone-av, at 3 p m BurlaJ Tueaday autos to CalvBl7. For NllIerva.ilonaea.ll Ill. 1917. at ~.30 p. m., from .iste 3 r!:!" WlIliaro.MltMonand Helen.brother of lIlre. at Amboy 111' " ~: ,Kedzle239~. reeldence; member of Ctrcle lodi'e No I' . M r-t.in Klue.cr. Barb ra nd Ma,·tm \ebe!\ ." A. F. I: A,.M.; Maa~ni, servtces ••t Oak. Mllw u -e, W,s.. and the late Mrs ~lenry BELh-Anna O. Bell. heloved wite of An- DE LA COUR-Anna :to De La Gour, nee Ridge cemett"r7: automobiles. ~I'I cart Funeral 1 llday. • \ 1. a' IhOlLY. mother of Cathertue and Nkholas. MnrpILY.beloved wIfe of John. fond NEIL-Ellz beth E N 11 N 17. 7619 Ken· I .1.3~ m.• to Holy Cross hureh , auto. daughter or Mr. and Mrs, Joeeph Plu"ko- mother 01 Kathleen. Thom•.•. Nae. Joseph. wOOd.av"wile of :tW 1,.0:;Ri'hard ~ell. to ount Olive For e•.ts c I, HydePar bsum, sister of Emma, John A. and Mrs. and John. Funeral n II,,!, later. For In- 10vl.l1ll' ';;otber of MUla. Carr te, and GrG>. I 663 _ Cha.rle. 8t uQ<l~, Funeral from late reoi. formation call Garll.eld2600. ll'uneraJ Nov. 19. 2 n. m. St. G<lorge's;WHAlEN-Henry V "':balen, No .16. 191'1' d 1 ence.:;061 '\lndoor·av .• Monday. Nov. DOHNEY- la.rgaret l!1. Dohne:r, ee McNam· Epi.c'Opalcbnl'ch. 76th and Drexel-•. v, In-,' a. ec 7 ye a. t hls late .Id nee, 820 9. at 9 :30 a. m.. to Our Lad,yof Vidory I ara, beloved wit. of the late John. fond tennent &1Mount Greenvood. Hyde Park blvd. ather f rvey, Jo- cl\urch. where high m",," wllJ be eelebrat- mother of Om,~r John J Edward, Sergt. • sephme. and Adeltne Whalen. Funeral aen- ed: autce to 8t. BonUace. Member 01 41 Thom,.. J.. Marg&retI., M;a. Mayme('BlOey.O'B~EN-TimothY O'Brien, bro~h"r of MBI7 al I Ie.••• from cbapel. 4' 7 CottalrCGrove·av_ C. B••.• br&ncb598. Trat'6. Nellle. and Anna Funeral Tue.da,y, 0 Brien Bemalns at cl\jLpel.0403SS H· Sunday. at 40 P. m. Interment at Gardner; BELI,-Herberi A. Boll,in Lee .Ana'eISll. No.... 9 a. m.. from late restdence, 570" Ad••.• t., sted·.t. Funeral not1<:elater. Ill. MOndr, 12. 1917, beloved husband 01 Cathertne to Visitation church. where solellln high PERRY-Margaret L. Perry. at &;altl e, Waah.. WILLlAllS-Margarel WlllJams. nee C arr. FIFTY YEARS' STRUGGLE. 0. Bell and father 01 Ethel L. 8mlth and I malls wm be celebrated: a,\ln s to Mt. on- .Nov.10. 1917. widow of the late SI1,.. Q. beloved wit of t!le late J mc~ Wl1lillD1!l. Herbt"rt A. Bell Jr. Interment Rosedale vet. Memberof St. Edward 8 court ~o. 66. Perry of Chi,,~o n.ndmother 01 Mra. Peter I fond mother of Slste. MB17H or. B V. Auguste Rodin struggled fifty years cemel'llT. Los Anll'eIes.CaJ. W. O. O. F. 1I'rt •• llde wishing aea.t11caU Taylor. Mnl. Allce P. Brislol. Cro. r. and I 1.. Morgan, John. Jam s. l'atrt"k Mn;. ai t " Yarde 662. Bay Perry. Funeral at RoaebUIcemetery John G.·••y. Mrs Frank!>f '''Vhy. n" t .g ns povert)'. and abuse. and ridi· OO:S1'ELLO-Edward1'. Coetello, Nov. 17. nhapel Mond...,at 1'30 p III late :Nolie Go••r ; sIster of Mary \ 'lm • ule for hIs unconventional ideas be. beloved husba.nd 01 Eva. Costello. ton~ fa· DRAINE-Catbertne Dratne. nee Walah. 1...... . .. m mbtll' of La<Les'alUil ary Kni hls o' 'ore he achieved celebrity as one of the ther 01Llman and 'Edward. brother of Gen'l inJ wHe 01 Patrick. mother of "rands. Lu- QUlNLAN-eharlea L. Qninlan. Nov. 16. at l<'atherMattbew ·oundl No '4 Funeral meve. Nellle Catherlne, a.nd J""""" Cos· cinda. Margaret. Harry. Catherine. M&r:r. 6618 Unlv6l'8lty·av .. ooloved husband of Monday Nov 10 at 0 am' fr her Illte most famous IIculptors of the world. tello. Remain. at private chapel. .8d·.t. James. Eleanor. Florence. 'l'humlWl.Rich.- Edith. nee McBride,father of Ch",·l••~ I.. resid n';'. 317 W. 42<l .•i. 'to t. C '1llaI I When t1nlt11y recognized, M. Rodin and Grandblvd. Funeral notice later. ard llnd Edwar<lDralne•• tster of John and Jr. and Allene E..• on of John and Cather church. wher so'emu hi h mass wi'l bo Wall hailed by his admirer" ftft ••the Hammond and GBI7, Ind., papers E>lell.8e I· Mtchael Walah and ,MN. John Gallor; I~ Quinlan Inter~ent nt EMt DubUQue; ce.lvbrated;autos to Mount Olivet. or ar- - copy. member of St Joachim a eourt No. 163. W ill. Train lea"'6812th·st. depot Sunday a. ran e1llL'tlts "all Yards8tH Michael Angelo of the modern world." OONLEY-.JolUlConI."., beloved lathet' all C. O. F. FuneraJ from late resldenos.9401 • P. m. WIL .lA.\IS-:l1artha P. WIlUatnl!. Born In PII.ns In 1840 of wret"hedly :!oIl"h",,1T. and Mme. Conley. R. S. H.' St. ~aw~:e'~v ...Mondayat 9 M P.m. ~ S~ ROUSH-Frank Rou.h. '0.•.. Ill. 1907 sud· 1917. mother of .\frs. A. II Le 01 La poor partlnts. h. was first heard of in F'uneraJ Monday. Nov. 19. from late rui. ~o~ S <;hit'#Ut~ya~u'tr2to Dun'0 vel. denly. at Los Anl;elel.Cal.• on of the lato Grange Brief s rvlt.., ut resideI.,. Mon- 1864, When, after. short time spent in dence, 2012 GiddJnp·.t .. 0:30 a. m.. to or sea s ~a m '. Thom811 J. and Sarah M. Rousb an< fond d y aflernoon &t 3. Burl I CI v Ind. 0., Queen ot Angel.' church where high malls DWYER-Albert J. 1>w:rer.beloYedhWlband brother of Nellle and Ihe lats Allll6Rou,l1. 'l'u.,.,<1 Y. ~ov O. Pen.seomit flo' crs studying under Barye, he lIent his will lie celebrated: by 'autos to Calvary. 01 M3.rY.father of Alberta. Funeral from Funeral Tuesday.Nov. 20. at 2 p. nl. 'rom 1"'-"- . mask. "The Man with the Broken Memberof St. :t06el>h'lcourt No.8. C. O. F. -~- I 144" E 63" M dmvNov 19 2'SO his late rL'Slden,,.,. 3603 8. Callfomil> It".. CA-nn-OI' ;r-IIAN' K"S-- N "to th ~, eu<>!>C. ". •••• on -, . •. here servleee will be held. thene'6by autos ..• ose, e -.on. It Wll.!lrefused, ------- p. m. Autos to Oaltwoodo. t<'Mount IIollCl.Member01 Brighton Park ~............. __ ~ ~. and he I!pent the next six years in FITZGERALD-..TohnJ. Fitzgerald, belcved lodge No. 1l54.A. F. I: A. M., and Poll•.••[PAGELS-Martha Pagels and f In Y wish to drudgery. OBITUARY. 1 husband ~f MBI7.nee Martin. fond father men'. Benevolent as.oclatlon. Logansport e"tend Ihefr l1ep.rtlelt tba.nka t til 1r I 1 Wili J h •• dB" and Richmond. Ind.. pallers plea80 COpy milJly frienda "neighbors for- th beau- His second attempt to gain recognl. 0 1am ohn. Tom •••• .uB6. an 0.... For In!ormatidn call Yarde 4918. titu flower I nd sy. 11 Ih.v h wn tlon lit the Pari II salon was humllat. ...J ert E.. brother of the late Mrs. MIles Con· in tho 106ll of our beloved fat~r. George i H bi MRS .••. A 'nGARET L. nelly. Funeral Tuesday at 9:30 a.. Ill. from ROWBOTTOM-SamuelW. Rowbottom. Nov. Pagea. We al 0 VII h to IhllJlk RI hard ng. e su m tted, in 1877••• The Age I ..••~ PERRY died hia late residence. 2622 S. 'I'ripp·.av .. to 16. busband of Catherine M.. nee T,)om"n.· Cole lodge No. 69 . A. F. & • .• L an ot Bronze," only to have it rejected and . in Seattle, Wash., Nov. 10. She was Epiphany church; by autOlito MountOlivet. fat}:J.er of Jameo. Mrs. H. L. Roseitel·.Wilby. c!laPler No. 106. R A. M.; AllOllocom. to have h'~nself accused of cft-ting it bo t Chi I 1843 d Ii d GI NQ H • Glbbo B'k Mrs. Ray Buresh. 101 ••• R01 Benson. Mat.. m",nderyNo.1. K. T.; Or.ent&! :Ollslsto-. •• - rn n cago n an ve con· I BBO .,- .•.•. argare. A. ns. nee ur..... tie. and Walter. Funeral Monday.Nov HI. i S. 1'. R. 8.. 32'. Med.JJ1ah temple. A A. '0. trom life instead of ereatinA' an orig-: tlnuously in this city untll about five Nov. 17. 1917. belo.•.. ed wUe ot John T. 9:30, Our Lady Help of Chru;tlan "hur"h I N. M. C.; Schill r Llcdertafel. and Vo,," ina! work. I GlbboM. mother of Sadie Gibbon•• daulrh· Burial Mount Oarmel. Membt"r01 George. waert. Turnvereln Judge Stelk of the Court of Domestic It was not until 1880. after the exhi- yean ago. Since then she has spent ter of the late Thoa. and Bridget Burke. H. Thom•••council No. 1423. K. and L. S. ~~~=~~~;:.~~~~~~~~~ Relations yesterday replied to the bltion of hIs" St. John t: e Baptist" most ot her time in Callfornla and ~:~~c~fa~~li~aWur~~~bO~n~~ ~.::,s~~ a.ndB. of L. E. I ~1l. J.::'!·!';UlI';S. statement ot Eugene T. Lies of the that the tide began to turn in his favo~. Washington. where her children I at 0:30 a m.• from late ·residence. 361S' SCHLENKER-Anna 8"hlenlter. Nov 11l. OA~o--.Ri --~-O-A-K~W-O-O-D"!~ U ited Ch iti ding any ambition reside M P' tJ h Maple SQuare·a .•... to St. Andrew'a church. 1017, belovedmolher 01Mrs. Anna E. Web-. Cemtery E•..• t , 111\ and G 11 n ar es eny Controversy Over Monument. . rs. erry s paren s, osep where solemn hii'h ma.ss"m be celebrated; Iter. belovedgrandmoth••r of Private Fred- I Charg~ tor crema~l~n ·iJo. inc1J.~wo~a~ to dominate the charitable organization F tl h and Margaret Peacock. were among' autos to Calvary. Member of Imma.eulate erick G. Weboter.CompanyFl, TwentY·flrst..•haot·' Pbone Hyde Park 61. =-."..,.~_ and also explaining that he saw nCJ of proOmtablelenwoOnrkS,e amcreoantegd athnenUlmbehirS Chicago'S early settler!! coming here I Coneept!oncourt No. 31).W. C. O. F. For e d ngln b eet'8 te : U. ~·dN. A· 15 F 1 un 4 er w 8l fGromfl~edr I ~K~i'.IJ::R¥:-i2'£J:f:8T BL~D._ I I 1836 M ' I rCllCrvattonacall Humboldt 2773. aUIf r e rea, ence. . ar e, " Si,,~lell'rave perpetual L-are.'1' Ill •• need tor a conference of socia.! work· "Victor Hugo," "The Pnrgesues ot n . ra. Perry is survived by blvd.. Sunday at 2 p. at. Interment at I 8.h,,,w\on Fl ",kltn 8811 • ~ two daughters, Mrs. Peter 'l'aylor of HANSON-EBen G. Han.on. In BUlI:tonCon- Oakwood.. S ers as su&,gested. Calais," and hIs statue of "Balzac," C ter. Me., Nov. 14, wife of Dr. Zenas P. I S"""BERG-C th-'-- u,,_ N 17 U~DEil"'Ah. •.;JtS. ••My records will show that I have the latter being received with a.!mos" annel, Cal., and Mrs. AUce P. Bristol Han.on, formerly of Chicago. Burlal at .•••• bel d if 8 "'f~"'" 0" "'s' """'be~. d °b"'J' d' ~_ . _. ___~_~_ • and two sons. Crooker Perry of Lake. Buxton Center•.No .•..16. ove w e0 ••0, cc rlf an :' ove :POSTLEWAIT- IiOW)l!;NnULlC P!UCE'.S committed 234 more persons to the: universal jest and jIbe. id W I molher of Wilbur . FunerlLI~ov. 20, at. and GoldenRule s"'Tk'e; 86 :Jean .t _ house of correction than any of my I For years after the BaIzao. contro. oJ e, ash., and Roy Perry. Burial at lRVL'i1G-DC~a.lrving[nee O'Mall!l7.beloved 1:30 P. m.. from late residence. 5!:!34G!en.Ilo"8tlon llHl7 OJrt1en·.v Pb. W""t :!:;o Roseh1ll 1:30 p. m. tomorrow. I ,,1ie of Wilham. fond mother of GeoJ'l[8. wood·av.. and 2 p. m. In Unlty EvanlrCllcal I - predecessors in the same length of' verBY, Rodin devoted himself to a great fond sister of John and Margaret O'MaJJe.y. Lutb••ran church. cor. Balmoral and Mag· .'LOUlS' 'S time," says the judge in describing his decorative composItion some twenty EDWARD J. THELIN of 400 Eight- at her late residence. 3128 Lexington .•• t. nolia-ava. Interment at Roaehill. ~--- l:E¥'- . ._ _ friendship for the UnIted Charities.: teet high, ••The Portal of Hell," for the eenth avenue, Maywood, who died on Funeral nottee later, SELLO-Max Bello. beloved hllBba.n<l01 T~ ;n fU:~~~"lI~~e';Db:LO~r.;1rS~Ia~ "Among them were a number who Museum of Decorative Arts. Thursday, will be buried today at :3 KESSLER-Sarab Keesler Frld;1.7 Root' 16 Rose and 1llth.r of Georll) W., in hi' 68th spray. '1.65 lind up' wreaths /2.26 and up, f th FI " •.•.. _. IL• • • :rear. Funeral Sunday at 1:30 p. m. from I 01110 FLORAL COw had deliberately imposed upon the i A bronze bust of "La France" by p. tn. rom e rst Baptist church,l beloved wifo 01 ,VlIliam""'•• ec and mother chapel. 35th and Gra.nd-blvd. Ne.•..York 'Oil 5 Wabaeh. cor. Cono-rea..Harr. l.~ charIties. The fact that I have been Rodin was presented to the United MayWood, at Forest Home. Knights I, ~~r~a~tbia~I~=Y22't'k~J~~~w:e:t and Pittsburgh papera pl"""e coP:r. C.. H' - -J. 0·' DAN~· - somewhat practical is shown by the States by the people of France during Templa.r:will have charge of the ser .••. • av.. 8undB;fal 2 P. m. WaJdhelm ceme- SHEPARD-Clara Shepard. at her re.ldenoe, C increa ~ft In collectIons. TIle increase in the tercentenary celebration of the dis. ices at tlle grave. Mr. Thelin who was tel'Y. 540 8. Millard·av.• beloved wIfe of Frank • • = l' A.. mother 01 Holmeo A. and M&rk A. FUNERAL DIRECTORS the llust eleven months has been $37" covery of Lake Champlain, and has an emp oy6 of Mandel Brothers for LYNAS-Tholllaa R. l4nae. JI'rlday.N·ov.16. Sb••pard. and 60 ye~. Fun ral Sunda:r. Established 1354 965.71. since been mounted on a monument to twenty-one years, and at the tIm!) of I ahorl iIInes.. Funeral .ervi<1llat late ntat· Nov. 18. at 2 p. m. from Third Presby· IIwt!Jordan. CldJ Y. Jordan. Wllmollt ~ "Mr. Lies aslts whether I encourage Champlain at Crown Point. N. Y. hIs death connected with the Chicago dence. Vine-av.• HIlrblandPark. ill., Mon· terian church. Ogden·av. .nd AJlhland· 114 N. Michigan Ave.; lUI E. 53r' desertion. It he had spent a half day Rodin in his later Ufe received many Association of Credit Men, also was v'I. I day. 1 p. m. Burial private. blvd.. bYautOlito Forest Home cemetery. Hyde Park: 612 Davis St.• Ewanstol in m{ycourt and examined into the sta- honors. Upon the c'l~ath of WhIstler lage clerk of Maywood for seyera.! _.e::= tistlcs he would not ask suoh a ques- he succeeded as president of the Inter· years. He was 44 years old. tion. The fact is I have been accused national SocIety of Painters, SCUlptors, THOltIAS R. LYNAS. one of Chlcn.- of being too severe with men who neg. and Gra .••. ers. go's pIoneer insurance men. died at his leet work and fail to take care of their residence on Vine avenue, Highland famll1es." P. J. Gibbons, Former Park. on Friday. He was for many I years manager of the iEtna Lite Insur. Alderman Threatened by Police Captain, Run Over ance company in ChIcago and Milwau- kee. Funeral services will be held at Deputy with Gun, He Says Former I>olice Capt. P. J. Glbbtml!l 1 Q'clock tomar t e residence. I Ex~ptional Values in Our Furnitute Depar ment was injured yesterday by an automo- .ALBERT 'M. I<'OX, western sale I Ald. Stanley Adamklewicz of the Sov· bile truck driven by Fmncis EliChen agent of the American WIndow Glass, Queen Anne Dining Room Suite in American Walnut enteenth ward complaIned to Sheriff of the South Suburban Motor Express company, who died on Thursday, will . , Traeger yesterday that Deputy Sheriff company. The accident occurred on be buried in New York today. Funeral Joseph Pionke threaten"ld his life last I' Clark street, near Randolph. services were h~ld In ChIcago on Fri· niA'ht whlle engaged in a controversy. He is believed to be suffering from day in Grace Episcopal church, after He said that the deputy was under scalp wounds, a fractured rib. and whIch the funeral party left for the the infiuence of liquor and that his other injuries. Eschen wa..'!l held at the east. central station. :================= I pistol was taken from him after he I Gibbons is 67 years old, a bachelor, flourished it at the alderman. Ac· and li.••. es with his sister at 5253 Lake- cording to the alderman, he, Pionke, wood avenue. He resigned from the and Phllllp Weyna were discussing pollee dcpartment in September, .1915. the affaIrs of the PoUsh Union FI'R.· He was captain of the central station ternal association in "\'eyna's place, tor eighteen years. of business. 1020 Mllwaukee avenue. ~!!'!!!!!~~!!!!!'!!!!!''!!!!!'!!!!!'!!!!!'!!!!!'!!!!!~~!"'!!!!!!!!!!"'!!!~;;;;;;;;;;;~;;.;;;;;;;;.!!!!!!!!!!!'~!!!!!'~~!!!!!!~~ The alderman said that a man rushed between them and wrested the revol. ver from the deputy sheriff. LEADER Mrs. Paul R. McCann, Wife of the Captain of Company C of the Eleventh, Will Lead the Grand March with Gen. James E. Stuart at the Military Dance on Wedneaday. G EN. JAllrlES E. STU.o\RT, commanding the Eleventh regiment, Illinolll intantrv N. 0.• wlll lead the grand march at the mll1tary. dance Wednesday evening at Kenrose hall. Forty·seventh street and Ellls avenue, by Company C of the regi· ment. He will have for h s partner Mrs. PaUl R. :\IcMann, wife of the captain commanding the company. Capt. McCann and Mrs. Stewart will be second in line. Company C was recruited in Ken- wood and in other secUons of Hyde Park, and the residents of that territory are taking much interest in the dance. :Many ot them are patrons and patronesses. .Among them are Judge and Mrs. Georce Kersten, Mr. and Mrs. John B. Watell, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Roess· Ier, Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. SterlinA', Judge and Mrs. John P. McGoorty, Jud&,6. and Mrs. Henry Guerin, Judge and Mrs. Joseph B. David, Miohael L. Igoe, John P. Hopkins, Lieut.·Gov. Oglesby, Thomas l!l. McGrath, Joseph H. Pr~or, Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Cain. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mather, Mr. and Mrs. H. Sarsfield Tansey. MI'. and :Mrs. William L. O'ConnelL The proceeds of the dance are to &,0to the company fund. EAST ST. LOUIS VOTE FRAUDS PERIL LEADERS Big Politicians Face In- dictment as Result of Brundage Inquiry. STELK DENIES WISH TO RULE CHARITY BODY Nightly Thefts lor Three Months Confessed by Six I Wallace Grosch, Albert Franklin, and his brother, "Red" Franklin; Her· man Winkler, John Lundgrfm, and Leo Horton, who were arrested in the vicinity of Monroe and Robey streets, confessed yesterday to the Austin po· lice they have committed three and four robberies nightly in the last three months. All have been Identlf1ed. A dozen <:lucks and chi<!kens, two sank'; vI potatoes. and tour onIons em· braced the plunder taken by automo· bile bandIts from 928 Fulton street yesterday. ~------ ADOT,PH orHS' DAUOHTER WEDS. 'ew Yorl. Nov. 17.-"I>1i.sIphigene Bertba O"h•. daull'hter of Mr. and Mra. Adolph S. Oeh!!.and Li~'lt. Artbur Hayes SUlzber...,r. stationed ai Camp Wad.wortb. were married this a1ternoon at the home of the bride's pa.r••nts in this city :'<IissO"hs' father Is publisber of the 'ew York Times. u. S. Army Shoe W E are headquarters for Army Shoes -the real U. S. Army Shoe, made to Munson last from full stock tan calf, according to government specifications - ~plusthe Cushion Insole. The last word in shoe efficiencyand comfort. Comein and tryon a pair. With the Cushion Insole $9.50 ,.. To ••old Imitationsses that tbe name of the makerIs in everypalr ot Dr. Reed's CUS:UOIl Sho••. 1. P. SllTTH SHOH COMPAJI.'Y Makers of Men's JOHNEBBF.RTl'< ShOE COMPA1'o"Y Makers of Womec". Other Shoes , $7.50 to $10 Dr. Reed Cushion Shoe Company 13 East Adams Street TRIBUNE: * PART i-PAG A 18, 1917. 15. nil' in cabarets was doomed yes· y the city e uncll license com- which ill considering legislation tng a.Il places where entertain- i given in connection with the Iquor, , James B. Bowler. a member ot nmlt ee, led a successful tight •• about a m difie Uon of the de- made by th b (wers' assocla- for the absolute elimination ot t in 11places where intoxicants rved. city la.w department gave an n that while the t. ewers' ordi· as valid, it ~ould not operate t c ba.rets, as It prohibited caba- n tead of seeking to I'egulate the liquor in such p e ., Bowler's Amendment. . Bowler'lI proposition, which was e by the committee and incor- d 1l tlJ.~ bre\\ er • measure, pro- fo th following; o liquor shall be sold In any which pcrmits other than h s ral and vocal entertain· t, ating, dancing and all oth· ad uncts of cabarets beine red. pecial latforms for orchestras tertainers to be prOVided. nnuai license tees of from $250 10 0 shall be charged. in addi· a nd for double these unts that the provisions of the ance will be lived up to( Special Dars Allo ed. ca.l bar perlllflu; are not intel'" ith by the Bowler measure. tects picnics and entertain. given by the United SocJetles ther bona fide organi7.atlons. committee will meet again to- w morning to consider the Bowl. easure. It was predicted yester. Many of the leading white pollticians ha it will be recommended to the ot East St. Louis, Ill., includIng execu· II tomorrow af •.•rnoon. tlves ot that city, are face to face with ulatlon of all saloon and UquCJl' cr1m1na! prosecl1t1on in connection es by a commission is to be pro· with election frauds there last tall. it to the counc 1tomorrow by Ald, was learned yesterday. Investigation Home, He will Introduce an ordi· of th d tails f f i btai d in the councll asking for the ee 0 a con eBSon 0 ne ntm nt of a commIssIon of three by Attorney Oilneral Edward J. Brun· rs to have charge of all liquor I dage tront Le Roy Bundy. a colored e matters, The ordinance pro- dentist of Ell8t st. Louis. is expected that the nembers l!lhall be paid to reveal evidence that will fonn the each a year, and that they shall basis for the state's cases. pointed by the mayor. Bundy is in jail in Belleville. IlL, in Horne proposition is p~tterned oonnection with the recent race riots the Boston liquor commIssIon. at East St. Louis. Attorney General Brundage admitted last night Bundy had "told certa.ln things" and that a large force of invetltlgators is work. ing ,,1th three of his assIstants to cor- robor te the deta.lls of election trauds disclosed by Bundy. Confession I» VerbaL Mr. Brundage said: "Bundy has told us certa.ln things. ade a defendant In a $25,000 dam. I urltlerstand investigation has proved ut fUed in the Superior court yes. he told the truth. We are certain he by Mrs. Eva Strong. According I knows a lot more. So far his confes- trong'l! attorneJs, Barrett is slon has been purely verbal. We ex- d to have taken undue lIbertiell pect him to tell us more. He is mak· th plaintiff when she v;as a pupU 'ling overtures tor consideration in con· chool. This Is the second ao- nection with the present race riot of the same nature filed agaInst proseoutlon I 11m conducting. I be· ett this week. VIrgInia Van lIeve we will obtain a detailed written n was the other plaintiff. Ico~fession from him." an ttempt to ruIn my business How wm a confeSSIOn of past vote r utatloo," said Mr. Barrett la8t: frauds affeot Bundy in the present race ••These two girls attendetl my, riot c:ase7" the attorney general wa.'i I in 1914 and they were both ex- asked. If they were .,incere in their "Th race rJots were the outgrowth tlons. why did they not brIng the of a condition-a cause. That cause sooner-over two years have was misgovernment. Election frauds ed since the alleged indiscretion are responsible for the misgovernment. ned 7" If we would stop a cankerous condi· orts to communicate with Mrs. tion we must attack its roots. Bundy II: proved futile last night. may possibly be ,given consideration." ••Big Politicians II Involved. Mr. Brundage intimated the investi. gation Is already under full sway. He refused to name the men who may be prosecuted, but Intimated" all the big ry L Hertz. a pionee Chicagoan, white politicIans of F..ast St. Louis" celebrate his seventieth birthday may be named in IndIctments. He ad. e y today as the guest of mitted he is in constant touch from t a dinn I" to be given at the Ho- his office at Springfield with the men 1 nt , He was born n Copen- n, Denmark, in 1847, and came to who are conducting the inquiry. These go in 1869. are .Assistant Attorneys General C. W. started here as clerh. In a bank. ~~~~ekauff, Jesse Farmer, and Roy ou e. Then he became teller in I It ~as indlrat c11 t ni ht th t th ommen-ial Loan company bank e as g a e 1 72 was ap olnted clerk in the plan ot the attorney general Is to oJ>. d offit'e. From 1899 to 1901 tain absolute evidence of fraud and hief cl rk of the board of re- corruption before makIng a single 'I move against anyone. Th's is to ward nt M 'Kinley appointed him off the chances of the guilty ones' " oov- tor or Internal revenue in 1901. ering up," it is said. as reappointed to the po Won by !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!'!"!!!!!!!!!'!"!!!'!"!!!!!!!!~!""!!~!!!!'"!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~.;;~~;;;;;~~~!'!"!!!'!"!!!!!!!! ident Roose\elt and served until AUGU TE RODIN, NOTED FRENCH SCULPTOR, DIES < ----------....., DEATH TICES. I DEATH NOTICES. NOTICES. DEATH NOTICES. N DEATH Victor in Fight Aga_inst Poverty and Ridicule Expires at 77 s PARIS, Nov. 17.-Augustll RodIn, France's great sculptor, died early to- day. The 77 year old sculptor had been ill for only a brief time of cen- &'Elstionof the lungs. M. Rodin dIed In hIs vllla at Meudon in the outskirts of Paris. Had he lived, 1\1. Rodin would have been elect- ed a member of the Academy of 1I'lne Arts by almost unanimous vote & week from today. THE BETTER FURNITURE his WeeI( Mahogany and J cobe n Oak. DAUGHTERSOF ISABELLA. Rl\&'enlsof Chi"agocircles of the National cirdo. Daughters of Isabt"lIa.were entertained at a luncheon in the Hotel La Salle yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Elizabeth Morl;&n.7609 Rld&'elanda.ventle. FRE ~ ·Thls Lamp I~ ~ncluded Free THIS BEAUTIFUL Central Pi no Co. I .50 I - - Walnut or Mahogany btension Table, 54 inch top, 45-0lt Buffet, 60 inches lone, 58.75 China Cabinet, 42.50 Semng Table, . 35.• 'Yalnut or Mahopny finished Chair, 725 Arm Chair to match, 11.75 35· ltO 49· S • 35. 5 • 26.50 6· S II·· Solid Mahopsnv Tab es Jacobean Oak Extension Table, 54 inch top, Buffet, 60 inches wide, China Cabinet, Serving Table, ChaIr to match, Arm Chair, Pullman Day Bed $ TALKING MACHINE and Lamp, with ZO Dou!»l Faced Recorda, playa all recorda, lncludiaa Victor, Columbia, Edison and Pathe. The machine ia made in the atyle of cabinet ao mach in demand. Cabinet is reaular 150 sillle,constructed of doable veneer fancy fia- ,ured ood throachout. Tone ia abnply man.loaa. 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IN ME.'\lORIAM. CI\LLOPY....JI'homatlW. CaIl.>p:r, ..-ed 59 LEHMAN-Dell"a.nLehman. In hi. 80th :r"&r"STRENIT~. n tte Strenltz [ 0I FYFE-Lt"tia F)·fe. In memory of our dart eara'" day Set ll'day. Nov. 17. 1917.. .at Ottawa. lll .. t"ther of Joe and David, I 10nd wife of LlI<.JwirrSirenltz d "r!.:ybe-in:;-mother and grandmolher. who entered husband of Catherine V.. nee Rous('h. 1••., ChiLagO;San hen and 18»&".Ottawa: Mor'\IOVed mother of Mre. Harry Barnett. Ro••••Into a higher and grander life a y,ar a~o. ther 01 Arlhur L.. Marcus C.. Harold J .• I ri•. Sioux City, Ia.; Mrs. Max RO<Ienthal 01 a. M r tha, Maurice; .ister f Na 4 !1O. for the touch of Ii.vanished haud anr' a Estelle. and Eye!.:ynM.; member of De Dixon. 111.: William T•.• Sigmund. and E'l an and Mrs. ~lary Wolf. at he real
vol.'6 that I. "tilled. La Salle Council 282. Knights of Columbus, Loul8. Den.•.er, Col. FW1llral al Ottawa, dence, 4735 Indian avo Funeral 8 ndayFROM HER DAUGHTERSAND GRAND- lIoly Ang,.I.· Court 17[1.C. O. F.. <dGen. Ill .. Monday at 1:30 1>.m. I' at 11 a. fit at n 1)<·1.85th and tirand-CHILDREN. Ouster Ooum-tl 129 t!.OyaJLeague. Fu- . d h band blvd. Burial I\t F'ree Sons' ee terr.
neral from hi. late re-tdenee 724R Ben-I'MA~NL'G-,]'obn Manning. bt"loft us SWEEJ~'1EYM J h J S IdJILF.K-Jo.eph JlIek. In fond memory of . 'erI h' ch M rrlll of Clara Fitzpatrld, Manning. father of ".. rs 0 n . ween,. w owour father. who died 3 ye,.... ago today. nett·av .. to St. Phil1p N cur. eli' Hel••n Jsme. John and Marion at re.i'l of tho I te rormer Ald. JOhn J Sw n y.
F,ROMWIFE ANn CHILDREN. avo and. nd·sl .. Tue.day. Nov·iI12°be·atl I deuce' 2130 B Turner.av. Fune;al notice belov d mother of Mn<. Walt r A. Ber-t>. m., w here solemn requiem w ce e- I" 11:'l 90 nun i,:un Irs a.rry Stehle M... Fred
KELLEHER-eatheline Kelleher. In loving brated Burial at Mt Olivet Huntington;' ater; member-of LafayettE!ceun. • O. '1 MeY. '8 M W G 11' M. Hremembrance of our dear wife and mother.', Ind., papers please ~Opy For scats call Royal Leag-ue. Ph 'an Buren 1122. t ~I. s7' I." ~trs.· wil~l'':' D1'8t.ee:who passed a"'ay one year ago today. Yarde 703. MILLER-A'waldoF. MlIler. Nov 17, 1017. M. tcr MiUlIUIJg.and John A.LOVING lIUSBA.~DAND CHILDREN. ;COUGHI.J.N-Brtd~etCougblln. beloved 'lrtle beloved husband or 8ar"b O. Funeral S" cenev .Jr .1 ",. of •••• \iiI 'am D,
• d Monday. at 8 p, m.• trom late residen~'Iu,c. Funer~1Mond t 0.30 a. 111. fromNESSLIN~arlotte A. NC6sUng.in lovinl' of William. mother of William..James. an 35':3 J""k.on.bl .•.d.: prtvate. In\ermpnt ret denee 01 H C. StIgall. o32~ Glenwood.me ory ot our dear mother lIlYwife who rs. Thonrae GrRdy. F'unerat Tuesday at New York. av .. to St Ita's ehur-'h. who- h rh _~_wed Nov. 18, 1916. • . 0 a. m. from late residenoe, 833 W. 53d·sl.. • ~Q- .•.•.•
8 C. NESSLING to Visitation church, where hilrb mass will MOZEE-Dr. T. Ro. Mozee. 5]31 Wabanh. I will be celebrated Autoe to CaJ\a..;rFRANCIS A. NESSLINQ be ce ebrated: autos to CalvBl7. Friende Saturday morning at 4 a m. Fun .ral Mon-I V.L DERPAELT.,-~'ran1< A. Van,_ ••••Ie,O. R. NESSLING. wishing scala carl Y&rde662. day. at 1 pm .. from St. Mal'l<s M E. 6000 Harper-av.. bfolv d b' band f Pau-
DAVID-"- N 16 bel .•.•' church, 60th a.ndWabash, by auto. 10Oak· !lne raiher of Arthur Id u t Fllneral""orge II. David. ov. • ov"" woodscem"tery from ,hapel. &133 1
BANSCIrBACIT-EllzabethM. Banschbach, be·. nua and of Julia Hetnen, fond father 01' at 1:30 pm.. t'l .loved wife of the late Charles fond motber' Loulse. brother of M1'8Oeoree W. Marlin. 1 McPHERSON-GeoJ'l[e M".PMraon. ago ll\~' r-hurch Ir.term nt at MOWJtOlivetot Mrs Emma Juer&'!nsMr" 'Sadie O'Gara Mra, Henry Vorn Kahi Arthur J. Pa.ui. and Nov 15. 1917. a.t siater·. residence.•Irs ,B'ertha Dickens Mrs ·ida Terrr and' the late Mrs. Johu B<.ott. Funeral Sunday, 8 utb Wesley·av.. Oak Park. bt"loved son WEBER-Joseph A. W ber, N v. 16 t 67.15CharleoBanechba.ch.. Fun~ral .ervices·Mon- NO"O'.18. at 12 noon. from late 1"e8lden'.e. of the late Mrs. Anna Franz. brother of Champlain v.. belov d husband f Annt.day. Nov. 19. from late residence 6222 746 Well.·at.. to Holy Name oathedral Mrs. Grace Rar:,en. FWJeraJSunLlay.No!. nee Boebel, father of I::dmond,Henry. Fred.Blackstone-av, at 3 p m BurlaJ Tueaday autos to CalvBl7. For NllIerva.ilonaea.ll Ill. 1917. at ~.30 p. m., from .iste3r!:!" WlIliaro.MltMonand Helen. brother of lIlre.at Amboy 111' " ~: ,Kedzle 239~. reeldence; member of Ctrcle lodi'e No I' . M r-t.in Klue.cr. Barb ra nd Ma,·tm \ebe!\
. " A. F. I: A,. M.; Maa~ni, servtces ••t Oak. Mllw u -e, W,s.. and the late Mrs ~lenryBELh-Anna O. Bell. heloved wite of An- DE LA COUR-Anna :to De La Gour, nee Ridge cemett"r7: automobiles. ~I'I cart Funeral 1 llday. • \ 1. a'IhOlLY.mother of Cathertue and Nkholas. MnrpILY.beloved wIfe of John. fond NEIL-Ellz beth E N 11 N 17. 7619 Ken· I .1.3~ m .• to Holy Cross hureh , auto.daughter or Mr. and Mrs, Joeeph Plu"ko- mother 01 Kathleen. Thom•.•. Nae. Joseph. wOOd.av" wile of :tW 1,.0:;Ri' hard ~ell. to ount Olive For e•.ts c I, Hyde Parbsum, sister of Emma, John A. and Mrs. and John. Funeral n II,,!, later. For In- 10vl.l1ll'';;otber of MUla. Carrte, and GrG>. I 663 _Cha.rle. 8t uQ<l~, Funeral from late reoi. formation call Garll.eld2600. ll'uneraJ Nov. 19. 2 n. m. St. G<lorge's;WHAlEN-Henry V "':balen, No .16. 191'1'd1ence. :;061 '\lndoor·av .• Monday. Nov. DOHNEY- la.rgaret l!1.Dohne:r, ee McNam· Epi.c'Opalcbnl'ch. 76th and Drexel-•.v, In-,' a. ec 7 ye a. t hls late .Id nee, 8209. at 9 :30 a. m.. to Our Lad,yof Vidory I ara, beloved wit. of the late John. fond tennent &1Mount Greenvood. Hyde Park blvd. ather f rvey, Jo-cl\urch. where high m",," wllJ be eelebrat- mother of Om,~r John J Edward, Sergt. • sephme. and Adeltne Whalen. Funeral aen-ed: autce to 8t. BonUace. Member 01 41 Thom,.. J .. Marg&retI., M;a. Mayme('BlOey.O'B~EN-TimothY O'Brien, bro~h"r of MBI7alI Ie.••• from cbapel. 4' 7 CottalrCGrove·av_C. B••.• br&ncb598. Trat'6. Nellle. and Anna Funeral Tue.da,y, 0 Brien Bemalns at cl\jLpel.0403SS H· Sunday. at 40P. m. Interment at Gardner;
BELI,-Herberi A. Boll, in Lee .Ana'eISll.No.... 9 a. m.. from late restdence, 570" Ad••.•t., sted·.t. Funeral not1<:elater. Ill. MOndr,12. 1917, beloved husband 01 Cathertne to Visitation church. where solellln high PERRY-Margaret L. Perry. at &;altle, Waah.. WILLlAllS-Margarel WlllJams. nee C arr.
FIFTY YEARS' STRUGGLE. 0. Bell and father 01 Ethel L. 8mlth and I malls wm be celebrated: a,\lns to Mt. on- .Nov. 10. 1917. widow of the late SI1,.. Q. beloved wit of t!le late J mc~ Wl1lillD1!l.Herbt"rt A. Bell Jr. Interment Rosedale vet. Member of St. Edward 8 court ~o. 66. Perry of Chi,,~o n.ndmother 01 Mra. Peter I fond mother of Slste. MB17H or. B V.
Auguste Rodin struggled fifty years cemel'llT. Los Anll'eIes.CaJ. W. O. O. F. 1I'rt••llde wishing aea.t11caU Taylor. Mnl. Allce P. Brislol. Cro. r. and I 1.. Morgan, John. Jam s. l'atrt"k Mn;.ai t " Yarde 662. Bay Perry. Funeral at RoaebUI cemetery John G.·••y. Mrs Frank!>f '''Vhy. n" t.g ns povert)'. and abuse. and ridi· OO:S1'ELLO-Edward1'. Coetello, Nov. 17. nhapel Mond...,at 1'30 p III late :Nolie Go••r ; sIster of Mary \ 'lm •
ule for hIs unconventional ideas be. beloved husba.nd 01 Eva. Costello. ton~ fa· DRAINE-Catbertne Dratne. nee Walah. 1...... . .. m mbtll' of La<Les' alUil ary Kni hls o''ore he achieved celebrity as one of the ther 01 Llman and 'Edward.brother of Gen'l inJ wHe 01 Patrick. mother of "rands. Lu- QUlNLAN-eharlea L. Qninlan. Nov. 16. at l<'ather Mattbew ·oundl No '4 Funeral
meve. Nellle Catherlne, a.nd J""""" Cos· cinda. Margaret. Harry. Catherine. M&r:r. 6618 Unlv6l'8lty·av.. ooloved husband of Monday Nov 10 at 0 am' fr her Illtemost famous IIculptors of the world. tello. Remain. at private chapel. .8d·.t. James. Eleanor. Florence. 'l'humlWl.Rich.- Edith. nee McBride, father of Ch",·l••~ I.. resid n';'. 317 W. 42<l.•i. 'to t. C '1llaI
I When t1nlt11y recognized, M. Rodin and Grand blvd. Funeral notice later. ard llnd Edwar<lDralne•• tster of John and Jr. and Allene E..• on of John and Cather church. wher so'emu hi h mass wi'l boWall hailed by his admirer" ftft ••the Hammond and GBI7, Ind., papers E>lell.8eI· Mtchael Walah and ,MN. John Gallor; I~ Quinlan Inter~ent nt EMt DubUQue; ce.lvbrated;autos to Mount Olivet. or ar-
- copy. member of St Joachim a eourt No. 163. W ill. Train lea"'6812th·st. depot Sunday a. ran e1llL'tlts"all Yards 8tHMichael Angelo of the modern world." OONLEY-.JolUl ConI."., beloved lathet' all C. O. F. FuneraJ from late resldenos. 9401 • P. m. WIL .lA.\IS-:l1artha P. WIlUatnl!.Born In PII.ns In 1840 of wret"hedly :!oIl"h",,1T. and Mme. Conley. R. S. H.' St. ~aw~:e'~v ...Monday at 9MP.m. ~ S~ ROUSH-Frank Rou.h. '0.•..Ill. 1907 sud· 1917. mother of .\frs. A. II Le 01 La
poor partlnts. h. was first heard of in F'uneraJ Monday. Nov. 19. from late rui. ~o~ S <;hit''#Ut~ya~u'tr2to Dun' 0 vel. denly. at Los Anl;elel. Cal.• on of the lato Grange Brief s rvlt.., ut resideI.,. Mon-1864, When, after. short time spent in dence, 2012 GiddJnp·.t .. 0:30 a. m.. to or sea s ~a m '. Thom811J. and Sarah M. Rousb an< fond d y aflernoon &t 3. Burl I CI v Ind. 0.,
Queen ot Angel.' church where high malls DWYER-Albert J. 1>w:rer.beloYed hWlband brother of Nellle and Ihe lats Allll6Rou,l1. 'l'u.,.,<1Y. ~ov O. P en.se omit flo' crsstudying under Barye, he lIent his will lie celebrated: by 'autos to Calvary. 01 M3.rY.father of Alberta. Funeral from Funeral Tuesday. Nov. 20. at 2 p. nl. 'rom1"'-"- .mask. "The Man with the Broken Memberof St. :t06el>h'lcourt No.8. C. O. F. -~- I 144" E 63" M dmvNov 19 2'SO his late rL'Slden,,.,.3603 8. Callfomil>It".. CA-nn-OI' ;r-IIAN'K"S--N "to th ~, eu<>!>C. ". •••• on -, . •. here servleee will be held. thene'6by autos ..•ose, e -.on. It Wll.!lrefused, ------- p. m. Autos to Oaltwoodo. t<'Mount IIollCl. Member 01 Brighton Park ~............. __ ~ ~.
and he I!pent the next six years in FITZGERALD-..TohnJ. Fitzgerald, belcved lodge No. 1l54.A. F. I: A. M., and Poll•.••[PAGELS-Martha Pagels and f In Y wish todrudgery. OBITUARY. 1 husband ~f MBI7. nee Martin. fond father men'. Benevolent as.oclatlon. Logansport e"tend Ihefr l1ep.rtlelt tba.nka t til 1r
I 1 Wili J h •• dB" and Richmond. Ind.. pallers plea80 COpy milJly frienda "neighbors for- th beau-His second attempt to gain recognl. 0 1am ohn. Tom •••• .uB6. an 0.... For In!ormatidn call Yarde 4918. titu flower I nd sy. 11 Ih.v h wntlon lit the Pari II salon was humllat. ...J ert E.. brother of the late Mrs. MIles Con· in tho 106ll of our beloved fat~r. Georgei H b i MRS .••.A 'nGARET L. nelly. Funeral Tuesday at 9 :30 a.. Ill. from ROWBOTTOM-SamuelW. Rowbottom. Nov. Page a. We al 0 VII h to IhllJlk RI hardng. e su m tted, in 1877••• The Age I ..••~ PERRY died hia late residence. 2622 S. 'I'ripp·.av.. to 16. busband of Catherine M.. nee T,)om"n.· Cole lodge No. 69 . A. F. & • .• L anot Bronze," only to have it rejected and . in Seattle, Wash., Nov. 10. She was Epiphany church; by autOlito Mount Olivet. fat}:J.erof Jameo. Mrs. H. L. Roseitel·.Wilby. c!laPler No. 106. R A. M.; AllOllo com.to have h'~nself accused of cft-ting it bo t Chi I 1843 d Ii d GI NQ H • Glbbo B'k Mrs. Ray Buresh. 101 ••• R01 Benson. Mat.. m",nderyNo.1. K. T.; Or.ent&! :Ollslsto-.•• - rn n cago n an ve con· I BBO .,- .•.•.argare. A. ns. nee ur..... tie. and Walter. Funeral Monday.Nov HI. i S. 1'. R. 8.. 32'. Med.JJ1ahtemple. A A. '0.trom life instead of ereatinA' an orig-: tlnuously in this city untll about five Nov. 17. 1917. belo.•..ed wUe ot John T. 9:30, Our Lady Help of Chru;tlan "hur"h I N. M. C.; Schill r Llcdertafel. and Vo,,"ina! work. I GlbboM. mother of Sadie Gibbon•• daulrh· Burial Mount Oarmel. Membt"r01 George. waert. Turnvereln
Judge Stelk of the Court of Domestic It was not until 1880. after the exhi- yean ago. Since then she has spent ter of the late Thoa. and Bridget Burke. H. Thom••• council No. 1423. K. and L. S. ~~~=~~~;:.~~~~~~~~~Relations yesterday replied to the bltion of hIs" St. John t: e Baptist" most ot her time in Callfornla and ~:~~c~fa~~li~aWur~~~bO~n~~ ~.::,s~~ a.ndB. of L. E. I ~1l. J.::'!·!';UlI';S.statement ot Eugene T. Lies of the that the tide began to turn in his favo~. Washington. where her children I at 0:30 a m.• from late ·residence. 361S' SCHLENKER-Anna 8"hlenlter. Nov 11l. OA~o--.Ri --~-O-A-K~W-O-O-D"!~U ited Ch iti ding any ambition reside M P' t J h Maple SQuare·a.•... to St. Andrew'a church. 1017, belovedmolher 01Mrs. Anna E. Web-. Cem tery E•..•t , 111\ and G 11n ar es eny Controversy Over Monument. . rs. erry s paren s, osep where solemn hii'h ma.ss"m be celebrated; Iter. beloved grandmoth••r of Private Fred- I Charg~ tor crema~l~n·iJo. inc1J.~wo~a~
to dominate the charitable organization F tl h and Margaret Peacock. were among' autos to Calvary. Member of Imma.eulate erick G. Weboter. Company Fl, TwentY·flrst..•haot·' Pbone Hyde Park 61.=-."..,.~_and also explaining that he saw nCJ of proOmtablelenwoOnrkS,eamcreoantegdathnenUlmbehirSChicago'S early settler!! coming here I Coneept!oncourt No. 31).W. C. O. F. For ednglnbeet'8te:U. ~·dN. A·15F1un4erw8lfGromfl~edrI ~K~i'.IJ::R¥:-i2'£J:f:8T BL~D._
II 1836 M ' I rCllCrvattonacall Humboldt 2773. aUIf r e rea, ence. . ar e, " Si,,~le ll'rave perpetual L-are.'1' Ill ••
need tor a conference of socia.! work· "Victor Hugo," "The Pnrgesues ot n . ra. Perry is survived by blvd.. Sunday at 2 p. at. Interment at I 8.h,,,w\on Fl ",kltn 8811 •~ two daughters, Mrs. Peter 'l'aylor of HANSON-EBen G. Han.on. In BUlI:tonCon- Oakwood.. S
ers as su&,gested. Calais," and hIs statue of "Balzac," C ter. Me., Nov. 14, wife of Dr. Zenas P. IS"""BERG-C th-'-- u,,_ N 17 U~DEil"'Ah. •.;JtS.••My records will show that I have the latter being received with a.!mos" annel, Cal., and Mrs. AUce P. Bristol Han.on, formerly of Chicago. Burlal at .••••bel d if8 "'f~"'"0" "'s' """'be~. d °b"'J' d' ~ _ . _. ___~_~_
• and two sons. Crooker Perry of Lake. Buxton Center• .No.•..16. ove w e 0 ••0, cc rlf an :' ove : POSTLEWAIT- IiOW)l!;NnULlC P!UCE'.Scommitted 234 more persons to the: universal jest and jIbe. id W I molher of Wilbur . FunerlLI~ov. 20, at. and Golden Rule s"'Tk'e; 86 :Jean .t _house of correction than any of my I For years after the BaIzao. contro. oJ e, ash., and Roy Perry. Burial at lRVL'i1G-DC~a.lrving[nee O'Mall!l7.beloved 1:30 P. m.. from late residence. 5!:!34G!en. Ilo"8tlon llHl7 OJrt1en·.v Pb. W""t :!:;o
Roseh1ll 1:30 p. m. tomorrow. I ,,1ie of Wilham. fond mother of GeoJ'l[8. wood·av.. and 2 p. m. In Unlty EvanlrCllcalI -predecessors in the same length of' verBY, Rodin devoted himself to a great fond sister of John and Margaret O'MaJJe.y. Lutb••ran church. cor. Balmoral and Mag· .'LOUlS' 'Stime," says the judge in describing his decorative composItion some twenty EDWARD J. THELIN of 400 Eight- at her late residence. 3128 Lexington.••t. nolia-ava. Interment at Roaehill. ~--- l:E¥'- . . _ _friendship for the UnIted Charities.: teet high, ••The Portal of Hell," for the eenth avenue, Maywood, who died on Funeral nottee later, SELLO-Max Bello. beloved hllBba.n<l01 T~ ;n fU:~~~" lI~~e';D b:LO~r.;1r S~Ia~"Among them were a number who Museum of Decorative Arts. Thursday, will be buried today at :3 KESSLER-Sarab Keesler Frld;1.7 Root' 16 Rose and 1llth.r of Georll) W., in hi' 68th spray. '1.65 lind up' wreaths /2.26 and up,
f th FI " •.•.._. IL • • • :rear. Funeral Sunday at 1:30 p. m. from I 01110 FLORAL COwhad deliberately imposed upon the i A bronze bust of "La France" by p. tn. rom e rst Baptist church,l beloved wifo 01 ,VlIliam""' •• ec and mother chapel. 35th and Gra.nd-blvd. Ne.•.. York 'Oil 5 Wabaeh. cor. Cono-rea.. Harr. l.~charIties. The fact that I have been Rodin was presented to the United MayWood, at Forest Home. Knights I, ~~r~a~tbia~I~=Y22't'k~J~~~w:e:t and Pittsburgh papera pl"""e coP:r. C.. H' - -J. 0·' DAN~· -somewhat practical is shown by the States by the people of France during Templa.r:will have charge of the ser .••.• av.. 8undB;f al 2 P. m. WaJdhelm ceme- SHEPARD-Clara Shepard. at her re.ldenoe, Cincrea~ft In collectIons. TIle increase in the tercentenary celebration of the dis. ices at tlle grave. Mr. Thelin who was tel'Y. 540 8. Millard·av.• beloved wIfe of Frank • •= l' A.. mother 01 Holmeo A. and M&rk A. FUNERAL DIRECTORSthe llust eleven months has been $37" covery of Lake Champlain, and has an emp oy6 of Mandel Brothers for LYNAS-Tholllaa R. l4nae. JI'rlday.N·ov.16. Sb••pard. and 60 ye~. Fun ral Sunda:r. Established 1354965.71. since been mounted on a monument to twenty-one years, and at the tIm!) of I ahorl iIInes.. Funeral .ervi<1llat late ntat· Nov. 18. at 2 p. m. from Third Presby· IIwt! Jordan. CldJ Y. Jordan. Wllmollt~"Mr. Lies aslts whether I encourage Champlain at Crown Point. N. Y. hIs death connected with the Chicago dence. Vine-av.• HIlrbland Park. ill., Mon· terian church. Ogden·av. .nd AJlhland· 114 N. Michigan Ave.; lUI E. 53r'
desertion. It he had spent a half day Rodin in his later Ufe received many Association of Credit Men, also was v'I. I day. 1 p. m. Burial private. blvd.. bYautOlito Forest Home cemetery. Hyde Park: 612 Davis St.• Ewanstolin m{ycourt and examined into the sta- honors. Upon the c'l~ath of WhIstler lage clerk of Maywood for seyera.! _.e::=tistlcs he would not ask suoh a ques- he succeeded as president of the Inter· years. He was 44 years old.tion. The fact is I have been accused national SocIety of Painters, SCUlptors, THOltIAS R. LYNAS. one of Chlcn.-of being too severe with men who neg. and Gra .••.ers. go's pIoneer insurance men. died at hisleet work and fail to take care of their residence on Vine avenue, Highlandfamll1es." P. J. Gibbons, Former Park. on Friday. He was for many I
years manager of the iEtna Lite Insur.Alderman Threatened by Police Captain, Run Over ance company in ChIcago and Milwau-
kee. Funeral services will be held atDeputy with Gun, He Says Former I>olice Capt. P. J. Glbbtml!l 1 Q'clock tomar t e residence. I Ex~ptional Values in Our Furnitute Depar ment
was injured yesterday by an automo- .ALBERT 'M. I<'OX, western sale IAld. Stanley Adamklewicz of the Sov· bile truck driven by Fmncis EliChen agent of the American WIndow Glass, Queen Anne Dining Room Suite in American Walnut
enteenth ward complaIned to Sheriff of the South Suburban Motor Express company, who died on Thursday, will . ,Traeger yesterday that Deputy Sheriff company. The accident occurred on be buried in New York today. FuneralJoseph Pionke threaten"ld his life last I' Clark street, near Randolph. services were h~ld In ChIcago on Fri·niA'ht whlle engaged in a controversy. He is believed to be suffering from day in Grace Episcopal church, afterHe said that the deputy was under scalp wounds, a fractured rib. and whIch the funeral party left for thethe infiuence of liquor and that his other injuries. Eschen wa..'!lheld at the east.
central station. :================= Ipistol was taken from him after he I Gibbons is 67 years old, a bachelor,flourished it at the alderman. Ac· and li.••.es with his sister at 5253 Lake-cording to the alderman, he, Pionke, wood avenue. He resigned from theand Phllllp Weyna were discussing pollee dcpartment in September, .1915.the affaIrs of the PoUsh Union FI'R.· He was captain of the central stationternal association in "\'eyna's place, tor eighteen years.of business. 1020 Mllwaukee avenue. ~!!'!!!!!~~!!!!!'!!!!!''!!!!!'!!!!!'!!!!!'!!!!!'!!!!!~~!"'!!!!!!!!!!"'!!!~;;;;;;;;;;;~;;.;;;;;;;;.!!!!!!!!!!!'~!!!!!'~~!!!!!!~~The alderman said that a man rushedbetween them and wrested the revol.ver from the deputy sheriff.
LEADERMrs. Paul R. McCann, Wife of the Captain of Company
C of the Eleventh, Will Lead the Grand March withGen. James E. Stuart at the Military Dance onWedneaday.
GEN. JAllrlES E. STU.o\RT,commanding the Eleventhregiment, Illinolll intantrvN. 0 .• wlll lead the grand
march at the mll1tary. danceWednesday evening at Kenrosehall. Forty·seventh street and Elllsavenue, by Company C of the regi·ment. He will have for h s partnerMrs. PaUl R. :\IcMann, wife of thecaptain commanding the company.Capt. McCann and Mrs. Stewartwill be second in line.Company C was recruited in Ken-
wood and in other secUons of HydePark, and the residents of thatterritory are taking much interestin the dance. :Many ot them arepatrons and patronesses. .Amongthem are Judge and Mrs. GeorceKersten, Mr. and Mrs. John B.Watell, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Roess·Ier, Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. SterlinA',Judge and Mrs. John P. McGoorty,Jud&,6. and Mrs. Henry Guerin,Judge and Mrs. Joseph B. David,Miohael L. Igoe, John P. Hopkins,Lieut.·Gov. Oglesby, Thomas l!l.McGrath, Joseph H. Pr~or, Dr. andMrs. Joseph Cain. Mr. and Mrs.Harry Mather, Mr. and Mrs. H.Sarsfield Tansey. MI'. and :Mrs.William L. O'ConnelLThe proceeds of the dance are to
&,0to the company fund.
EAST ST. LOUISVOTE FRAUDSPERIL LEADERS
Big Politicians Face In-dictment as Result ofBrundage Inquiry.
STELK DENIESWISH TO RULECHARITY BODY
Nightly Thefts lor ThreeMonths Confessed by Six IWallace Grosch, Albert Franklin,
and his brother, "Red" Franklin; Her·man Winkler, John Lundgrfm, andLeo Horton, who were arrested in thevicinity of Monroe and Robey streets,confessed yesterday to the Austin po·lice they have committed three andfour robberies nightly in the last threemonths. All have been Identlf1ed.A dozen <:lucks and chi<!kens, two
sank'; vI potatoes. and tour onIons em·braced the plunder taken by automo·bile bandIts from 928 Fulton streetyesterday.~------
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TRIBUNE: * PART i-PAGA18, 1917. 15.
nil' in cabarets was doomed yes·y the city e uncll license com-which ill considering legislation
tng a.Il places where entertain-i given in connection with theIquor, ,James B. Bowler. a member otnmlt ee, led a successful tight•• about a m difie Uon of the de-made by th b (wers' assocla-
for the absolute elimination ott in 11places where intoxicantsrved.city la.w department gave an
n that while the t. ewers' ordi·as valid, it ~ould not operate
t c ba.rets, as It prohibited caba-n tead of seeking to I'egulate theliquor in such p e .,
Bowler's Amendment.. Bowler'lI proposition, which wase by the committee and incor-d 1l tlJ.~ bre\\ er • measure, pro-fo th following;o liquor shall be sold In any
which pcrmits other thanh s ral and vocal entertain·t, ating, dancing and all oth·ad uncts of cabarets beinered.pecial latforms for orchestras
tertainers to be prOVided.nnuai license tees of from $25010 0 shall be charged. in addi·
a nd for double theseunts that the provisions of theance will be lived up to(Special Dars Allo ed.
c a.l bar perlllflu; are not in tel'"ith by the Bowler measure.tects picnics and entertain.
given by the United SocJetlesther bona fide organi7.atlons.committee will meet again to-w morning to consider the Bowl.easure. It was predicted yester. Many of the leading white pollticiansha it will be recommended to the ot East St. Louis, Ill., includIng execu·II tomorrow af •.•rnoon. tlves ot that city, are face to face withulatlon of all saloon and UquCJl' cr1m1na! prosecl1t1on in connectiones by a commission is to be pro· with election frauds there last tall. itto the counc 1 tomorrow by Ald, was learned yesterday. InvestigationHome, He will Introduce an ordi· of th d tails f f i btai din the councll asking for the e e 0 a con eBSon 0 ne
ntm nt of a commIssIon of three by Attorney Oilneral Edward J. Brun·rs to have charge of all liquor Idage tront Le Roy Bundy. a colored
e matters, The ordinance pro- dentist of Ell8t st. Louis. is expectedthat the nembers l!lhall be paid to reveal evidence that will fonn theeach a year, and that they shall basis for the state's cases.pointed by the mayor. Bundy is in jail in Belleville. IlL, inHorne proposition is p~tterned oonnection with the recent race riotsthe Boston liquor commIssIon. at East St. Louis. Attorney General
Brundage admitted last night Bundyhad "told certa.ln things" and that alarge force of invetltlgators is work.ing ,,1th three of his assIstants to cor-robor te the deta.lls of election traudsdisclosed by Bundy.
Confession I» VerbaLMr. Brundage said:"Bundy has told us certa.ln things.
ade a defendant In a $25,000 dam. I urltlerstand investigation has provedut fUed in the Superior court yes. he told the truth. We are certain heby Mrs. Eva Strong. According Iknows a lot more. So far his confes-
trong'l! attorneJs, Barrett is slon has been purely verbal. We ex-d to have taken undue lIbertiell pect him to tell us more. He is mak·th plaintiff when she v;as a pupU 'ling overtures tor consideration in con·
chool. This Is the second ao- nection with the present race riotof the same nature filed agaInst proseoutlon I 11m conducting. I be·
ett this week. VIrgInia Van lIeve we will obtain a detailed writtenn was the other plaintiff. Ico~fession from him."an ttempt to ruIn my business How wm a confeSSIOn of past vote
r utatloo," said Mr. Barrett la8t: frauds affeot Bundy in the present race••These two girls attendetl my, riot c:ase7" the attorney general wa.'i
I in 1914 and they were both ex- asked.If they were .,incere in their "Th race rJots were the outgrowth
tlons. why did they not brIng the of a condition-a cause. That causesooner-over two years have was misgovernment. Election frauds
ed since the alleged indiscretion are responsible for the misgovernment.ned 7" If we would stop a cankerous condi·orts to communicate with Mrs. tion we must attack its roots. BundyII: proved futile last night. may possibly be ,given consideration."
••Big Politicians II Involved.
Mr. Brundage intimated the investi.gation Is already under full sway. Herefused to name the men who may beprosecuted, but Intimated" all the big
ry L Hertz. a pionee Chicagoan, white politicIans of F..ast St. Louis"celebrate his seventieth birthday may be named in IndIctments. He ad.e y today as the guest of mitted he is in constant touch fromt a dinn I" to be given at the Ho- his office at Springfield with the men
1 nt , He was born n Copen-n, Denmark, in 1847, and came to who are conducting the inquiry. Thesego in 1869. are .Assistant Attorneys General C. W.started here as clerh. In a bank. ~~~~ekauff, Jesse Farmer, and Roy
ou e. Then he became teller in I It ~as indlrat c11 t ni ht th t thommen-ial Loan company bank e as g a e1 72 was ap olnted clerk in the plan ot the attorney general Is to oJ>.
d offit'e. From 1899 to 1901 tain absolute evidence of fraud andhief cl rk of the board of re- corruption before makIng a single
'I move against anyone. Th's is to wardnt M 'Kinley appointed him off the chances of the guilty ones' " oov-
tor or Internal revenue in 1901. ering up," it is said.as reappointed to the po Won by !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!'!"!!!!!!!!!'!"!!!'!"!!!!!!!!~!""!!~!!!!'"!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~.;;~~;;;;;~~~!'!"!!!'!"!!!!!!!!ident Roose\elt and served until
AUGU TE RODIN,NOTED FRENCHSCULPTOR, DIES
< ----------.....,DEATH TICES. IDEATH NOTICES. NOTICES.DEATH NOTICES. NDEATH
Victor in Fight Aga_instPoverty and Ridicule
Expires at 77 s
PARIS, Nov. 17.-Augustll RodIn,France's great sculptor, died early to-day. The 77 year old sculptor hadbeen ill for only a brief time of cen-&'Elstionof the lungs.M. Rodin dIed In hIs vllla at Meudon
in the outskirts of Paris. Had helived, 1\1. Rodin would have been elect-ed a member of the Academy of 1I'lneArts by almost unanimous vote & weekfrom today.
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