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June 15, 1928. WILMETTE LIFE 19 KetJilworth Pupil 300-Pound Indian Squaw Is Carted Off by Thieves Wins Third Prize Who would want a 300-pound Indian for Home Poster squaw? That is what Mrs. Mary Ann Earl Moss, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. E arl C. M oss , 316 Cumnor road, Kenil·worth , has wo n third place in a statev.-id c ideal home poster contes t for pupi ls of th e seve nth a nd eig hth grades ;;t ncl th e fi nt year hi gh schoo l stud ent s in lllinoi s publi c school s. · T he contest was spo nsored by th e Illin o is F ederation of Wom en's Club s a s a n ince ntive to int er est citi zens in a campa ig n for we ll equi pped homes now being condu cted by th e federation . E arl is in th e seve nth g rade at th e Joseph Scar s school at Ke n i 1w orth and placed third amo ng a fi eld of hundr eds of cont estant s from schools in a ll part s of Iltinoi s. T l~e poster which \\·on him th e prize will be on ex hibit at th e annua l Josep h Se ars ex hibit t3 ht held at th e sc hool tonig ht . Th e poster wa s a lso on exh ibition at the Ameri can H ome Exposition h eld at th e Steve ns hot el in conn ection with th e .;; ta te co nve ntion of the Illinoi s Federat ion o f W omen's clubs from May 14 to 19. Prizes we re awarded on th e basis of ur ig in a lit y a nd ge neral neatn ess of th e pos te rs submitt ed. T he judges were M r s. Constant C. Hopkin s, chair ma n of th e dena rtm ent of th e Am eri can home; M rs. Cla r ence C. Goodwi n , cha irm a n of th e conventi on expos ition committ ee; a nd Ke ith Spade . direc tor of th e publi c se r vice 3peak er s' bureau . P ost er s w ere of bo,th ex terior awl inte ri or desig n, show ing eith er a hu a nd gro unds or a living room, kitche n or la un dry. T he pos ter made by E arl ~fo s s was a n exte ri or desig n. Dicke of 808 Washington street, Evan ston, is wondering. She left her squaw standing on the steps in front of her studio home for sev~ ral days, and then, Wednesday night of last week, it disappe tred. ] ust how, Mrs. Dicke wonders, because it had a base of solid ·concrete and weighed over 300 pounds. Her squaw, of ccurse, was a cigar store Indian of a type now almost ob solete. Mrs. Dicke located the statue in AtticaJ Ind., during a recent huying trip for antiques in which she deal s, and r ecognized it as of unusual value. She set it in a place of vantage in front of her home, but it must have tempted some passers-by, as from \Vedne sday night of last week when it di sappeared to Tuesday night of this, she had received no trace of it or information of its whereabouts . She oe l. eves the vandals who carted it otl em ployed a truck to move it. SEIBERLING Tire· Prices . 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