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WILM 1924 CHANT SLAIN NEGRO THIEF Girls Near Scene of Shooting ne Yetterick and Frances Miller. and 1225 Central ayenue, respecly were near-eyew1tnesses of a 1 ' ~hooting last Sunday evening ·while seated in a booth in a ectionery at Church street and avenue, Evanston, they sudheard a shot and leaped up in to ee a man dash through the nee and west on Church street. 'rls fled from the building and d the police who, a few mots later. found Nuncio Masculino, proprietor lying dead behind a ter. The murderer was indentas a negro but had not been ed late this week. bhery was ascribed as the probmotive of the . shooting, though tion could not be secured. since were no actual witnesses of the ng. The girls declared that no . word passed between Masand the negro before the shootoccured. mctime after the fatal shooting c Masculino confectionery, Pan Ernest Otto of the Evanston ent was shot by a negro he in hiding in the Northstation park at Davis street. suspecting the crouching figure that of a drunken man, flashed his light. A gun flash was the responce and Otto lay helpless, shot through the hip. The assailant, a negro. escaped. Early Monday morning a negro ndishing a revolver, appeared in Kenilworth garage, and comthe car washer, who was on one, to drive him to Chicago. te. the car washer was none too ly advised that his companion "just killed two guys in EvansAt the south limits of Evansthe car washer was ordered to e the car and the negro drove into city. abandoned machine was located Chicago black belt on Wed11 , With a complete faculty meetin~ last Saturday and a regular schedule of work la.i t Moaday. the Nor.h Sh Jr ; ~ountry D aj· sc hoo; c ntcr , u uzmn :ts Sixth school year with a larger staff of teachers and more than 300 children. \Vork on the new gymnasium is progressing steadily, giving promise that the boys will soon be in their spacious new quarters. Monday saw the long line of children going into the new lunch room with its increased facilities for speedy and effective service; while the afternoon found many of the children and faculty surveying and marking off the athletic fields for hockey and football. By the end of this first week North Shore has made its adjustments to increased size and new building spaces and is running with the same regularity and vigor that marks its work later on. 300 Are Reaistered at Wilmette Girl Enrolls the Country Day School at Mt. Holyoke Colleae Mi ss Elizabeth H . Miller of 510 Washmgton ay nue is e11tcring .Mount H "l!y r!~ · coli ~:~ ·. South H :!d 1ey, ).h r ~. which opens Friday, September 19, with an enrollment of 979 students and an entesing class of 279. Thirtyseven states, as , well as Canada, France, China. Japan, and the American Indian race are represented in the student body. Former students from twenty-one colleges and universities of the United States and Can· ada enter with advanced standing in addition to the freshman class. Students this year will have the first opportunity to use the magnificent new Cornelia Clapp Laboratory, which is unrivalled among the biological laboratories of the eastern women's colleges. The laboratory covers a half-acre of ground and contains 121 rooms with facilities for 1,000 students. .$1.00 DAYS A. S. Van Deusen SELLER OF GOOD FOOD CENTRAL AVE. AND 12TH ST. EXTRA SPECIAL PRICE SALE· Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. 23 ancl24 Scarcity in Canned Fruits and Vegetables There is a great sbortqe in the production of both canned Fruits and Veaetables on account of weather conditions. . Many Producers have put up only ZOo/o of a normal ~~. Those who know teD me to buy blind because every. thing will make money. I know this to be a fact, and am ukina you to con· aider it! Keep a good supply in your home at the present normal prices. Sugar, Cane Granulated 12 lbs................................ . 0 . ....·....··· _ ·........ Mother of Mrs. L. D. Bond Answers Death Summons Harriet R. Dye, 83 years of age, mother of Mrs. Luce D. Bond of 12l0 Lake avenue, who died suddenly at Des Moines, Iowa, Sunday, September 14, was buried at the Graceland cemetery. Chicago, Tuesday. Mrs. Dye, was the wife of the late David M. Dye. She is survived by her children, Mrs. James S. Agar, Joseph Dye of Dallas, Texas; Thomas Dye of Des Moines, Iowa, and Mrs. Bond of Wilmette. Natioaal Kinder·art· .... 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('In···· !\ow 8tartl·· For Catalope, Boolul or Vlewa ··· Gr····te R-ter, adbeMt N atioaal Kiaclerprtea aJMI Elementary CoD··· Bo:a ··· ~ Mlell.l·- CHICAGO, Beale'Yal!d ILLINOIS Po:~o::. :0~~ Sh;~~:s.0:0 ;~~~~ ~~~. ~ ·$}.00 Bo:~~:~·f~r~~~ .~~~~~. ~~~~ . . . . . . . . . . . S 1.00 .. ·. ·. ·. ·· ·· ·. ·. ·. ·. ·. ·. ·. S} SI.OO ~00 Chief of Detectives Hughes assigned large squad of men to scour the ·;hi<:ago hlack belt for the murderer. taneously, the Evanston police making a scrutinizing search in negro section of the neighboring bur b. Nfllhc! ...... ,_Maaculin<", the m~<rd~~d ectJOfter. was a · brotJwr o 'l ::Slftn Gus Masculino who formerly rated a restaurant in Wilmette. · Patrolman Otto is in a precarious c:ondition at the Evanston hospital. North Shore Montessori School for children from 3 to 8 years of age will begin it's ninth year, on WEDNESDAY, THE FIRST OF OCTOBER, lt%4, · in the \Vinnetka Woman's Club, Yaple Avenue, Winnet . American Family Laundry Soap Large 10 oz. bars, 16 bars . . . . . . . . . . . . . Also 2 bars Jap Rose Toilet Soap Free Superior Family Laundry Soap Large 10 oz. bars. 20 bars . . . . . . . . . . Ivory Soap . La-rge 10 oz. ba.n. 8 bars . . . . . . . . . . . . sI oo Sl · $} · 00 Mra. Anne Geor·e Millar will aupeniae the aclyaacecl work. ilmette Churchman WiD Be Made a Bishop Oct. 2 Monsignor Francis G. Kelley, pastor . , St. Francis Xavier's church in Wiltte, has been appointed bishop of lahoma. His consecreation will ke place on Thursday. October 2. he news of Monsignor Kelley's eleation to the bishopric came from orne on June 23 of this year. He was ordained pnest of iJie Roman Catholic church in 1912 and after that was pastor of several charges in New York state. He served as chaplain on the Mexican border and in 1918 sailed for France where he contihued to serve as chaplain, eturning to America in 1919. He reived honors from both Great Britain nd the United States. He is now ember of the Committee for Relief f Disabled Veterans and honorary ember of the U. S. Spanish War eterans. Mgr. Kelly, during the nineteen ars he has been in the Chicago diose, has been priest at Wilmette and s written a number of books and . He also brought about many vements in the parochial schools good wishes of his friends go him in his higher field of work . Adclreu MiN Dorothy Se.ra, Telephone KeniL 113 417 Warwick Rd., Kenilworth Boys' Suits Made from excellent quality, wear- resisting, pure wool imported, fabrics in a hand~e assortment of new patterns and models. A 11 made with two pairs of knickers. The suit illustrated is one of our English models, which also include a vest. These suits represent the best value iD Chicago. (7 to 17 :rean) Chipso. Proctor & Gamble's White Soap Chips. Four 2-lb. pkgs. . . . . . . . . Automatic Soap Flakes. \Vill not injure the finest fabrics. Seven l-Ib. pkgs. Burley Crepe Toilet Paper Extra quality, large roll. 10 rolls . . . . . 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Henry utigan, acting chief of police. lly, when school starts. some get into the habit of going to from school a Ia running hoards. four or five of them crowed into front seat of a machine. In both s the driver i disturbed or actualevented from driving with care. endangering the lives of pedess and motorists, to say nothing himself and companions. This caution will be taken at once by police before any accidents ocThe students are asked to con:ak>··r:oltP with the police department regard. 4 bottles . . . . . . . . . . . sI oo · '25·00 Boy-' Cap·, to match ······ · · · · · #.SO Boya' Bloa..., sunproof and tubproof ···..···.......... · · · $I .SO Boya' Pure Sillt Necltwear, in new and attractive patterns. . . · · . . · 65c Boya' Pure Wor.tecl SlipoNr Jer- Si~ si~~ok7~a~~~~e.·................. Richelieu Little Kernel Com. The finest produced. 5 cans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 lb. Fancy Head Rice Free. 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