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PRESRYTERIANS' RESUME WORK ON ILTrnIWWT gr~~WfFNT~Y Çommu Chest League Honor Roll t: j'îuIid Ik C 'oiin innity Chest headqutarte.rs,.to indicate progress i- the' Col'-îîu iiit l î> î rivr !c' it i*f< u cunterS iniak i g rai i I ýaIIIs.j Subst'-,ia1 Advanee in Build- Tht ivstaniding. ini Operatin, Prnnn'oed kv PerCent cir (ir là a -tir Ibu g 1300Block ..0 aple avenueý toucjitOn o partial biuilding 1500 Spencer avenue ato..on t1ht First l> rest)x triaiî 100 Michigan avenue utrchtdi Iifict .tNinthî street aiid ý4M0 Forest avenue ..... un~~~~~~~ ,t veu asanunt 90011Ronona rciad..... t-îîckla..tiî, j;a.ttrtue c c'cîgregàtîi 1,100 ichigan avenue. .. it prut 'lt rucqtlliîrc- w ;L ý eSS , 4W0 Ehuwood 'avenue. .. kil*( ;t îý YtuXt yar. ago to rti>iacc, a i900 Michigan avenue.... 'idngdstry cy firc. Sinct thât 700 Senc d..... lit~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~nc wrkh' rcuidatîtrairoad...... -mçivîcn îa îî~ eei eirrd w-900 Seneca ra f 't i> tlit iii f:,\ t '~ 1 ) 'r' iM<'in 1000 Seneca road ........... IlUiti4'n. 1200 Locust road............ -Ana ther> ÀWw&ard Stej 26600Blackhiawlc rôad . . n t 'nîun icgi n ve rtStHt1000 Miami road....... idin prt" I .Vn isn100herokee road ......... %'Tit' - uidig ii ît - Ct.m1- 2400 Iouosroad' Oued at this tilime, bill.hrttiti10 Lockerbie road.... Ilie uon1.it ! exat,% ht50 Linden avenue..... xvil b oth mort. ,igltl\.aid ' 0 :al't.. ht.liuai;î li700 Harvard street ~t-lIel n urliaît iifc nu t ie 800 Sixteenth street.... t e~ ii < 'u sput ;îîl l. ~î-1400 forest ave-nue .... .. \~ îlbt.ii.,tlltiailt n. hc..50 0 Setventh street ....... Cirk wýl bc vt doc . l u ttlargt wi ridi 'w' î-n~ tiiîc rarivluplain cathîc(ira 1 600 Siuith street ........ ý1- 1'c:idinlgthilin'taiiation oiimui- 800 F'iftii street .. .. ... [ - i tria! w % icý - lt -, tiorivi %%ta] I v\ill. Im li . î.. Cinatifloorinu wii.l bu. cxi'.t ii t it. .'..sem i~ hall t hu ttmalin flb or f' r a uîa '.iccl cle.pariiient tIleItC2sryptiîuî c Hi! tr r ieljg ý il 1W 1n.ahe f( r t11w' aditiot ;,t thli main -tit r,,cv w ~ ~ ~ ~ lo ii vt ia u îî:r ia lt ;ltetht' ciiiirch lic r aîiv part of il, lîui t lit'.: :rc ail iîtrncir tps uetar lie f, 'u an.\ ha rt ctai1 bc îcînltui'.o thiat tht'ý aýrt r-val ad- 'acsovur- ti prusecnt coliditioli -of l~ hc bulil(l ing. T 1) \\'oSîîaIî' )11 1111.4 (m- ' 1h : icgt 5 Civic Spirit .........11000 ...1,000 ... ..1,000 1,000 * 1,000 ...,PO O0 .........0 SEEK MEANS TO KEEP SCHOOLS 0F STATE OPEN North Shore Leaders ýActive in State-wide Moveliient to Obtain Legisaýtion y pvd legislation for tht! bteeit of al thle. scltool. children o f the state of Illinoýis is thé program of north shore, tdiurato-rs and school 'boards. To this end 4il civic bodies such as won()ien's, t'itls, parcenr-teacher associations, Leagiîv of Wornen Voters, American, 1l.egîor1î - pOsts' 1mcii's organizations, -antd ollitrs are. to be asked to Sefld a barrage of resolutions to Governor 1fortier and minmbers of the state legisiature to remedy existing evils ini the Illinois school iaw and to take >1uciîofolier ac1t ion 'as will open schools nowý closed for iack of state funds. 'lirc- officiai organizations identi- lied tvwit1i the -schools. have concen- trated on practically identicalilegisia- tive Zind executive programs for school aid. These are the Tri-County Schooi Boards association, covering the area of suburban Cook county, aid Lakec and DuPage counties, and largeiv officered by north shore m1iiol board mnembers ; the Illinois S-chiooi Board a-ssociation and the Illinois State Teachers'- association. If vu. -ockk.ntIM inCI1ded in the a.bcve li>t It Imay lie lc VOie'L R thiat ' eerv school teacher and board 1îitetigc lias -ut t 'lbeeti -rchldor-sneîvilnrh failud -1() ruco)gni'ustat . .i nexîhr -Ili theae will be reached h oit idt.\. insupport the Commitiunitv-Ce- .Thîs i ttae okeep 1anid ilat ifroîn stronig emphasis placed, a hc t'kof tît eîorRol"-.aud certaîiil\ 11 'it1H iiitt toidwantt -il I riincifl' treinedies ueeded, educa- to bc vi -'iosb for so deloLrable at-atîoc..ii i do -tîýTIýt h"to to a-mgo cn less lhaînpered than 1in w"r.about v i eighbor->utstsec that yvour tiw m fv'dl . liwcutvr Sm-llil. ri t cars. iS, mîade T .-\" XCE,-that is ,the oniy eloIiiiYy'îhtt w Sho8$5OO Scu. ' the Cîiinîîtti iv yCfileîocas , i>hv ,e a'rn ilt N4itlî. oree schooi ýoffcisp t -iîl fa tor s--riwc~to-opte ecanillaigiî milt-t-lieteînot tuai thiere are three prin ipal1 tihé fore front 0(f coîttrîbui tr t u*ttindinig tharities. NXow -1îiîink it isz jtiass to îcccSýsarv -relief: t111 tntitîr (')f-li fts cit'e010hhave heen lax iiotîr diitties b wakt tii) d171,w git thsuciv"-uui-itoficiais the tnîtmç-Il lt'uil dlepta ia em <cL4n -0 - ~-cr than $15,000,000 in default in its - -- ~\ h. lt uc-i'.'t~ uxîecior et ît h me an 'onen- ~. <c ~ jîayints froni the state- distributive w o'. i~tr.în~fe OU rsposîblîiesax~d utis o T F R hotldrs uîd u'. the -scho'ols tlwoughout the w l'le w t 1101<1 yack and take fnoî-art ini a conîmîiu-iitv, Illoviteit to %wh1ich- ý'eJ tt.Ti sjuta ju si buî';icî> prmid t(> give ofour tine tnd talIents? ' (Conitiimmed on Page 5) ppta t(q) o.tli,,tifar passing oit ibuck NId 'h'NO\\. il, figures, considerable 1-nite (ue'M vilgc i1 imipossible of collectioti. ON BUSINESS TRIP 1-arry P. Harrison, Village presi- No (lent oif. Kenilworth, left last Thurs- dyon a. business trip t'O Texas and NIexico.. He expec.ts,-to be gone -f rom ilhree to four weeks.- streeut, aid Mrs. ]i'gan, have jtist 'r(- 0,. A. WeelOck, 822 Central avenkue. turn-ed froin a mnotor trip of five hail een entcred by burglai-s. lu1- weeks through Florida. -Theyvisti vestigation showed that entrance liad frieds t Srasta, n txe wet -been effected by forcing a rear door. coas, ad ten rocede to Mi Thi1le iintérior showed evidence-. o coat, nd henproeedd t Min crarnsackilig, buît t-be amnoulit of loot for partîcipaýtîion ii thtWintùr pas-,- ecred, if a.ny, is not know'n,. as th-e tinies. - -family .. is Out of town.-- wvent ' a second operation at the Aug- Ilstalia hospital ini Chicago on Jan- tîary' 2, is rei)orted to be înaking satisfactory progress towards nre- çovc-ny. ..is expected that lhe wtiibe tunabie etr.t i ls f, other.month, bowever. t- 1