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: • Utr. Tv > â-  ag*- M. "MP- tvunstoii Congregationalists j Make #ra*igemwt8 for tMrge GatheWng to i * Meet Soon. IWANY NOTED SPEAKERS ; with the letters W. B. M. I., Ev- anstonians must become familiar. &rhe, letters are the abbreviated title ef one of tifce most aggressive wom- en's foreign missionary organiza- tions. The longer title is the Wom- en's Board of Missions of the in- terior. Many Bvaitoton'wonien are 'jfflcerS ant directors of this society. M Iss Naif Je «J. Amott. Mrs. S. E. Hurlbut has been its efficient treasurer for nineteen years. Thousands upon thousands of dollars1 have passed â- Â» through her hands. A year ago she-went abroad, spending almost a year? In a tour of the mis- sions of the /WY^B. ¥• I. Sh« «*»« back satisfied that every -dollar spent was doing more than a dollar's worth check mm/mm w* *n* Public (MmMmsrUH- H. M. S*S*> One of U|# %enty-five mission- aries who &*& addrisa thia confe* ence **$&â- u J&nfl* Bissell. She comes from Ahmednegar, India, where she is the principal of a large girls' frwir«ti"g school. She la not only a splendid speaker, but a â-¼â€¢** W* ble woman. She is a graduate of Mount Holyoke college Massachu- setts. She is a broad-gauged woman, and can preach as well as teach. She is a good deal of an actress. At "one of the services of the conven- tion she will impersonate a low caste Brahman widow and thus tell that woman's story of need. Noted Speakers. Another one of the score and five missionaries who will address this convention is Miss Nellie J. Arnott, who has just returned from six years of service at Kamundonga, Africa. Her specialty is work among boys and girls and young people. She is an itinerant evangelist. She goes from town to town and from village to village organizing the young epople into groups for Bible study. Others of the speakers are: Miss Gertrude Cozad of Kobe, Japan; Miss Grace Funk of Shao-wu, China; Miss Mabel Ellis of Lintsing, China; Miss Mary H. Porter of Peking, China; Miss Charlotte B. DePorest of Kobe. Japan; Miss Minnie B. Mills;of Smyrna, Turkey; Miss Fran- ces K. Bemeht and Dr. Lucy P. Be- ment of Shao-wu, China; Miss Emily S. Hartwell of Foochow, China; Misa Ella L. Buell of Marash, Turkey; Miss Anna B. Jones of Constanti- nople, Turkey. TRACK OUTLOOK IS NOT BRIGHT AT N. U. It is feared that Northwestern will not make as brilliant a showing in track this year as it did last season.' The cinder-path squad has been weakened by graduation df Fletcher and Linn. Blair, the crack middle- j distance man, has been forced to enter Minnesota this year, and it is not believed Shaw, will be back. Thus the strong team of last season leaves only Shenk, Thorsen and a few oth- ers as a nucleus around which Coach Omer must build his new team. Ill luck deprives the team of the support of Osborn, the speedy little middle- distance man of the former fresh- man squad, the stocky little runner having been injured by a fall during the Summer. Such sophomores as James, the high jumper, and Warrick and Warren will prove valuable. Track work will start Monday when the coach will begin to work the cross-country men. Trailer, Fer- ris and Stafford Will join the already large long distance squad. to be organised ^-m^^m' south '^^^m'^:§^^ however, to gain* * defflp^ the" proposition always^Wfft^1^ fofta " ^ i *â- >*>* .•-*" ^ It is understood the bank will bt located either on Main street or on Chicago avenue close to Main street. It is stated on good authority that one-half of the capital will be to- nished by Bloomington,"til, fmancjjHrsV The other half will comei"it ii **&» from people living in the south end.$f| the city. Thomas L. Berry, if ii said,, is the man who is promoting th*] scheme. South end business men .ara biter* ested in the organization and it is be- lieved the bank will open within six months. Since the failure of the old Citizens' bank, which occurred * num- ber of years ago, reports; ibiave had it that a bank would be organized to care for the business of the south end. George B. Currier and Lewis ttownt are both 'prominent south end mer- chants. Mr. Currier is president of the George B. Currier Flour and Feed company, while Mr. Downs is a coffee and tea merchant. OftfUCE ECE THEATRE REOPENS Monday Evj • 4 THE CO withG ED Edith Lyje- Thos.F. 5 Mon • - â€"- ioeludf ARD HAA _____Swift Camille D'Arcy Harry Manners Martha Boucher Matinees, Thurs. Sat. and Sunday and a Metropolitan Company ,*•:»*,-r IA<J**BBV-«'!M,:ei WW %: * I ' Fancy NaUylUk R«7>f Beef... »4^m9m^^...... £LXM when *w+^:^maiem FOli SALE.â€"WINNETKA •8x1 lO, coi 8-ro*m Color ood order, fine bta troei In; »o,7«0; corner b«us« *9,0O0. A*h And Maple, bouee.teiodern, of CM N. W„ smenta Iso fine 10x150 ro^lft at #Q? W* opposite the| ^jm^0^^ and pick oiit aswuskit of Chicago. Orcftlfc___ ,,.,,,,,.., we will have^^ETy^or yotf Candies, CiKaifT Ice Qkmm4bt# mmmmmmm*mmimimmmm\\\ ti\\ <""' mMBmwa*mmAMMW9w&.. GEO. 6. NEWBURY kWt t S*ut« Bttrbero St '•./;;,, >E have been doing the dyeing, pressing and repairii for particular people forme years than we care to remembgfc -Ql business has grow^steaj words, careful _ " |is 11ii ini j,lis**1 ' "' )t il?^;3^t0.t^^ appreciated ii other. Woi NEW BANK TO START IN THE SOUTH END est work. Bo many are the duties of the tfeastfref^ tnat Miss flora Starr, . If^^t s^ tho dktkbntli*«T of the \motm orrtt*r organisation. WW Oather Here. 1 On Oct. 29, 10 and n this W. B. If. L la to hold tts annual convention A permit was given Tuesday by State Auditor McCullough at Spring- field to three Eranstonians to organ- ic© the Branstos Trust and Sayings Bank of Chicago with, a capital of f 100.000. The permit w*a lasned to L«ds C. Downs, George B. Currier andA.P. BulL ~:';*;' Utile can be learned concerning the organization of the new bank. A. F. Ball, manager of the Ifvanston ittce M. L la to how na annual conv^ium attyioMHa||| j^^company,who Aboat mi^ssjgftia toss* ^^l^l^^tiilasr aa»aion^MBoenliisT the mm' : state ^of Ulinois win attend, ^ t smany saoro witt canto firom-AO state â- 'â-  of IUinols amd jnamr more ^from the I city of Chicago. The CongregaHonal are gettiB$ ready for this is a liat^oT -thaj and chairmen that hawo ^;Beem appoihtfioTl Mrs. F. W. Pome- HospfiABty--Mrs. W. S. Pa4doek. J. J. CoHtes. ' ..-; 'T; B^«toi*>dL-^ - A. Dl *«jre is nothing I care to aay#" he remarked4 to a representative of this newspaper. "The plana are not complete and for thai reason the leas said the better. The facta are stated ia the Springfield dispatch, Oataide of that there win be nothing: given oat at this ttrne^ . - '.'"J^'* - --' ' •' An attempt was madejte intaiwlew Mr. Downs and Mr. CafcHer, fa* hath la Chicago snoV effnrta to locate tbem ^st tte nhonevjwovei fatfiarxz IE. ana osen smews am loeat bemimesB dretea that a