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llaughters·or 'tlie~ :Mletiean Revolution wiD hold its ilext meeting at the The · Skokie VaDey chapter of the .Glbillla . . . . ·--·:r: ss tla1 elements of plant Ufe, ia forma easdy auimilated. Abo for prden1, ehrubs and trees. Ia. 5; 10, 25, 50 ad 100 lb. bap, at HUB.EBT HOI'P:KAN, FLOBI8T BJd·e Boad. Plloae WU.ehe 11· V AUGHA-'8 SEED 8TOU, CHICAGO balanced ndoD, ~all the Cllell· N ·~=~=====~~=====~======~=~~~~~y~~~~~~~~~p~~~h~W;M~ altern~te. Ot ._: ' j·lttending John Carpenter, Kenilworth 187, will f.· the present s~ason. This dub opens in . April ' to continue until October, holdiri~ regular meetings every other Friday. This first meeting of the season was a limcheon at the home of Mrs. E. D. Snydacker and was a special welcome home to the president, Mrs. S. D. Flood. After the luncheon. Mrs. Flood told of her trip and of gard~ns she saw abroad. Mrs. Soydacker, who has just returned from Boston and other points in the East. gave a ·most interesting account of her exoeriences. Mrs... Gilbert Kelly will represent Mrs. Flood at . the Garden Club of America ll,leetings in Cincinnati May 1- Luncheon Opens Season of Kenilworth Garden Cub Announce May 16 u Day The Kenilworth Garden club met on f Be fi ~ UF V Friday of iast week for the opening of 0 ne t .-or n ar eta residence of Mrs. 'David DeCamp, 615 Abbottsford road, ·K-enilworth, · next . Moncb.y afternoon at ·2 :~ .o'clock. This meeting will welcome the return of the chapter's regent; Mrs. Fannie Cope, who has been in Florida .almost all ·winter. Mrs. Cope has been in attendance at the National congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution which has been in progress at Washington, D. C. this entire week, · and will bring a report of that meeting to the members of the chapter at the next meeting. It is .hoped that there will be a large atten~ance to greet · Mrs. Cope's return. The ch~pter has held its regular monthly meetings but has constantly felt the absence of Mrs. Cope ·ami has missed her enthusiasm and interest. ·The . meeting in May will mark the chapter's closing for the present season and at that time officers for the coming · year will be elected. The Neighbors club of Ke~ilworth is planning for a benefit bridge tea to be held in the Kenilworth club Wednesday, May 16, at 2 o'clock. Tlie proceeds are to provide cigarets, chocolate bars, ;md delicacies to the disabled veterans in hospitals at Great Lakes and North Chicago. The chairman of co-operation with war veterans and her committee were very grateful to all who made last year's party such a wonderful success and h9pe this affair will fare as well. Donations for prizes, also cakes for refreshments will be gratefully received. The committee on prizes, Mrs. David Decamp, Kenilworth 1260; Mrs. Fo~ YOID,l . J:lQ~, MOVIES A Complete Seruic:e I· "' Your Door To ._.,tNt. in ;oar oam loi. at voar com~enieaa -·Kape BeD II Howell Filmo, EaStman Koclaaad the aarYelou De ·V ry Home Projeca:or-pricecl at S9S.OO. . ~ To pnMiaa pictata- . the session wil ~ ~ .' ulh' Fores- be pleased to hear from anyone wishman. Mrs .., Grant Ridgway, and Mrs. ing to help the cause by a donation. Bentley )lcCioud. Tickets will be sent out in about ten days. ,.Please make a note of and Mrs. A. -}. ~laloney and dau~hter, save May 16," the committee anMary Louise, were guests in the home nounces. of M.r. attd Mrs. Joseph Joyce of Kenilwortla for a few days last week. Charles G. Koepke, wbo has been The Maloneys are now residing in in Wilmette for. the wedding of his Merion; .Pa. Thev sold their home sister, Louise, and spending a shon hf're to · th~ Mark · Cresaps when Mr. vacation with hiJ· parents, the Charles Maloney's. apoointment to the presi- A. Koepkea of 414 Washinpon avedency of the Philadelphia and Reading nue. has returned ea·st, where IJe is Coal eompany made necessary their employed bj the Chaton Fibre commove ~lt. pany of ..~o~. , · · · .. · actiYida, ac. To ...lf1Jiop., ,.mt; 'til'- . . eiit- Fiima of.·yout baby, bOy, girl, fatbu, aOcber. Weclcliaga. IOCial afairs. club FD.u tbat you a:poR iai your o1m Fihao, Ciat Kodak or other ·aotion pictu~e camera. ... , ' ·:.l)ividend Notice ~ BOARD OF DIRECTORS To _... rbe ,., ,,_,. rea now ,_,. in vear oam ,_. film libntr/. ~ lfttWi ,,. . . ,., of ""' ( 16 mm boll. liz·) cocw- . iag IIIIDOII _, fOG u.u._ ........ .......... lotlltel In ,..,.. All ,..,..;., ;, . . _ , .,, ill 0111' oa1D ' J.~;:.~ce Company of ~orthem llltnoi . . .·has declared the tetP,Jiar quarterly · . · d of $1.50 per s~e on tbe.Om~· of Public T ra·el, Scnaic. · Eclocatiollal, ·Scieatific, laclaltlial, War, Drama, Comtcly, Ca1t00111. Featara. · ""'iec' ~ tbae OD the~ Common Stock. payable : MaY l, .1928, to stockholders ·of record, ._ ·:·- ·.··_·at-tbl ·cloae of business, April 14, 1928. GEORGB R. JONEs. ._Cfftdsaim · · $ Preferred Stock, $'1.75 per share C. the 7% Preferred Stock, and $2.00 per ~·