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GOOD ROADS CONGRESS BEGINS DECEMBER 14 Rmd buildmg problems will be dis- cussed a: lhc congress by road engineers of nutmnal and mternatmnal reputation. among these being W. A. McLean. chief Cagineer wr Huzhways and Commissioner, Ontarm l’ublzc Roads and Highways Comuxzssinn; and George W. Tillson, con- sulting engineer. Borough of Brooklyn. A feature of the good roads school will be a lute-sued boulevard running though a park of real trees and showng sampl: sectmns of e\ ery known and approved style 0! paving. The ['mted States gov- ernment will ltaxe :m (“Xhlbll of road makmg [mm the {zine uf Caeser down to dite. Many state- road departments w1ll also PXhlbll and New York City, l’hlla- delpma and Chicago are to show pavmg Workl Manumcmrers will exhibu (hr latest materials and methods. The good wads congress and show will beattended my the roads departments of every state m the [mum and by repre- oentatives of nearly all the provinces of Cmada. A large number of organizations have pledged themselves to help promote whatever road building recommendations tre approved Among these are such bodies as the Chicago Assocmtxon of Commerce. the Illinois Automobile Asso- ciation, the Associated Roads Organiza- tions. the Illinois‘ Michigan. Indiana and Wisconsin highway commisswners and others. “The pubfic is at last beginning to real- ize the importance of good roads. The farmers of the United States. represent~ ing the greatest element of our popula- tion, the most Important business of the country. depend for their properity on good roads. The establishment of a system of permanent. improved highways is of far greater importance than the Yigging of the Panama Canal. The pub- ic roads are used not by the few. but by every one. They are owned by the peo ple. paid for by the people. It behooves every one therefore to join in helping procure for the American states the very best highways possible at the very min- imum of expense" ' ”The American Road Builders' As- sociation at the annual American Good Roads Congress and Road: Show is try. ing to prevent further waste. In past years the Association, composed as it is of the formost engineers of the country. has succeeded in exposing many false the- ories of road construction. and in pro- viding new methods and new materials with which to meet the problems raised by the introduction of the automobile and other fast and heavy traffic. “How great a saving there would have been to the people of the United States". aid 3. L. Powers, Secretary of the American Road Buildem' Association. "bad they not had to waste millions in road building experiments. Think of the worthless plank roads. the miles of rot- ten cedar blocks! Had all the money that has been spent gone into good con~ sanction, the country by this time would Inve- N3 start in the permanent improve- ment of its highways. There will be no tuition fee. The American public has already paid. Every year it costs every man, woman and child in the United States 51200 as his share in the cost of bad roads. Every year It costs $500,000,000 to move the American crop of 265,000,000 bushels to market. Of this sum. one-half is waste due to bad roads. Everybody paysâ€"the consumer in higher cost, the producer in lower profits. The waste of a single year would build 200.000 miles of improved highway. The waste of ten years would remake the entire road system of the country at $5,000 a mile. Chicago is to have a good roads school. 1: will be the biggest good roads school since :he days of Caesar. Twenty-five hundred mayors of the middle west will (tend. Three or four thousand state. county and township road commissioners will be there. Automobilists. farmers, and busmess men from all over the Unit- ed States will swell the enrollment to 10.000. The school is to be conducted at the International Amphitheatre at the Union Stock Yards. The name of the institu- tr mll be the Fifth Annual American (Mod Roads Congress and the Sixth An- nual Good Roads Show and it will be conducted by the American Road Build- ers' Association and about one hundred other organizations interested in good roads. The congress and show begins December H and lasts four davs. Tern. pory headquaters have been established at Hotel LaSalle E GREAT INTEREST TO EVERYONE Will have Four Days Scuba gt Inbr- rutional Amphithontro n! the Union Stock Yudt. At- tend if Pouiblo :r 41 Tm Highlani- Park Préfifi Perhaps, the most wonderful picture ever shown in this city is “Cabiria” to be shown on Sunday in the Highland Park ‘ Theatre. There will be three shows in- cluding a matinee at two o'clock. The evening shows wxll begin at six o'clock and nine fifteen. The picture is produced (by the ltala Film Co.. the scenario of which was written by Gabriele D'An- nunzio and takes place in the third cen- tury; B. C., during the second Punic war. ‘ The historical events wonderfully pictur- ed are: Hannibal's passage over the Alps; the eruption of Mt. Aetna; the Bat» tle of Canne. wherein fifty thousand Ro‘ mans were slain; the destruction of the Roman fleet by Archmiedes; the Fall of Syracuse before the Roman Army under Marcellus. and many others. To make this remarkable exposition of silent drama it required 7,000 actors. 20 ele- phants. hundreds of horses. and fourteen months of work at an expense of $250,“. . "Cabiria." all told, is only the tossing about of a beautiful little child from one catapult of human fanaticism and power‘ to another, from one miracle of divine revelation to another. and from one up- ‘ heaval of nature in revolt to another" The picture is 12.000 feet of film making: it 12 reels. Gleoooe women in large numbers are ' ~thehuge peace petition of the ‘ Ame In women. which is being circm lated from the home of Mrs. E. J. Sher- win of 666 Greenleat Ave. The con» mittee in charge is urging every woman in Glencoe to sign the petition at the earliest possible date. as the signatures are to be (awarded with the rest of the great national petition to President Wilson. The text of the peace plea follows: “To the Women of Americazâ€"ln great grief at the present terrible crisis of war- fare among nations. and at the anguish of the women of the world. we call upon you to consider our duty. The mother- g‘ hood of the world must demand and oh» f tain for our children a world where life. ‘i freedom and the pursuit of happiness are 1 inalienable rights. 1 l War is death and destruction. Peace is life and construction. i "Let every woman declare her devotion l ‘to this cause. think. speak and work to1 1 create the spirit of universal peace. Matinoo At Two O'clock. Evoning Por- formcu at Six and Nine Fifteen O'clock "We hereby pray the women of all other nations to join with us to make this a world-wide peace crusade. “Woman's PEACE COMMITTEE. “Chicago Political Equality League." “Prove your allegiance to the cause of a world peace by Signing this resolution and by promptly securing the signatures of all women for a monster petition voic- ing the will of the women of the United States, that all international controver- sies be adjusted by a tribunal of arbitra» tion. Gloncoo Women Circulating Monk: Pic. to Mon! Wilco- The new concern will open for busi‘ ness next week. Samuel Holmes. city attorney of High- land Park, is to be counsel for the new concern. of which Mr. Hepburn will be the head. The former deputy county treasurer has many good ideas in regard to the handling of tax matters, and if given support wrll undoubtedly prove that he can save the taxpaper many dollars by handling his busimss judiciously. A similar concern now operating in Cook County has met with great success. Twenty two thousand dollars worth of impro property is sold at tax sales in Lake‘ County alone. According to Mr. Hepburn“ Cl fully 40 per cent of this amont could be! The saved If the taxpayer was fully informed 3 ed by on all matters involved. .h, ]m Mr. Hepburn is organizing the Lake County Tax Payers information bureau, and will have his main office in the North Shore Trust Building at Highland Park. He will also have a Waukegan office. Real estate interests of his clients will be protected at tax sales. taxes and assess~ ment paid, and other business pertaining to taxes and real estate transacted. James Hepburn, former deputy county treasurer, is going to take Advantage of the experience he gained while in office and start an organization to protect the taxpayers of Lake County. Fm DOD"! County Treasurer to Opal: up Offioo in North Show. Tm. Building. Sunuol S. Hollie. ORGANIZED BY IRJAIES EDWIN TAX mm iwmu / ~ FOR HIGHLAND PARK CABIRIA AT THEATRE SUNDAY BOOST PEACE PETITION in to be Council Perry L. Persons“ County Judge, [.cw 1A. Hendee, County Clerk Ind T. Arthur i Simpson suc'ceed themselvu. ML McDonough accordingly 1s thcunlv real NEW official who had to be mtrn duced to the duties of his office today when he succeeded Treasurer Wan-meld Mr. (erfiin knows the ropes of shom‘f because he was sheriff twice before Lake county's fiscal term began today when new officzals and re-elected otfinals began their new terms covering (our years“ The new men took hold and the old men who were reelected merelv kept on Hump: as usual. only they stepped mm the beginning of the new terms. Loo M193ҡߢh, C' unty Tnuurer,only The City of Waukegan is tu have a Mummpal Christmas tree. It WI“ blaze! forth With a myriad of lights irum its position in the court house yard on the eve of the Christmas. providing the plans of the Mayor 1. F. Bidinger and Mrs. Jennie Just. well known local philan- thropist and club leader do not go awry. The project is in it: preliminary stage. however. no plans have is yet been per~ fected. The mayor plans to late his great influence in the splendid movement. while the prominent club leader will lend her entire assistance towards making the project a realization. Mayor Harrison of Chicago may be a candidate for reelection pmVldan that his Wile says he (an He made a promise- four years ago he'd never run again Well. Mayor Bidlnger of Waukegan has some consolation: He don't have In tx- bothered by asking his wife if he can run again. In fact, he's his own boss. and likelv asked the permission or assent of no one. He'sjus! himself, and answc-r- able Just to himself, so. when the time came last week. he just came along and said he's to be a candidate. That's one feature of single blessedneu Waukc'mu Sun. Auditor 54 E Sim. has completed his audit of the county treasurera booka and his report was submitted no the Board of LSupervioore at the m “why after- noon. Hi: report shot: that ehould be a cash balance 01 “7,903.94 In the hands of Carl Weeterfieid. the cunning treas- urer. Thin amount talliea to even a pen- ny with the report of Mr. Waterfield who. on Monday mornirg. announced he stood ready to turn thia amount 0! money over to Mr. McDonough u noon as he qualifies. wh:ch he did Monday after. noon. The only preliminary being the approving of the new treuurer's bond by the supervisors. NEW COUNTY OFFICIALS INSTALLED :tensive oi its kind in the world, has heen‘ Analytical Report announced by othuals of the l'nlted' Sample of milk markfd x0 1, [Lou-rung; States Bureau of [Engineerinq at .‘1IIWEU*; Dairy Co. no “Mme dm‘ 19mm)”, pct kee. The site of the plant has already ‘ c. c” 30“) pus (”u-L absent. b mi," been chosen. h “'1” be located 0" the culooh, absent. color barillus, absent stretch of government land skirting ‘he'Sunpleot m,” marked No. 2_ Mooney east sea wall and the north pier n! the no vi-‘ble dirt; leucocytea p" c c‘ Illiill', harbor. The plot is known to harbor pug cocci. .mnl; b. tuberculosis. abgm. men as the “sovernment Mind" Thefcoion bacillut Sample 01 mini marked product of the plant will consist mainlleQ 3’ Highwood [)gn'y (Hindertxrgr of cement Cd“ ‘0 be uaed in bulld‘ l a [m of yiub’e din. leucocytel per ( ing government pien. dike: and other!c_mw cocci, (cw .taphylococcr‘ Itructum on Lake Michigan. Other h tnbarculooit. ‘mc colon mm“ 1 smaller cement article: will be manu- Sample 01 mm‘ marked No. 4, zumie' lactured 2! the factory- lbairy. no viable dirt; leucorytea per c. 3 Write the address in lull (mint) strml and number uh tlir tun (H path age “'lth inii or i‘rawui lags arr he ‘qiirtitli turn off and lust 4 it you “uh to prrpnv the than") write- the word "Paid" in large plain let: tern on the pack-3e 5. lnusi on a receipt and we that the amount paid I! marked on the receipt. and the value 0! the package declared thereon 6 Write your own nddrt-u in lull aomewhere on the package [allowing the prefix "Prom " Audit C ”1- ... B I . n. 35.”; pm coon-otreptococci. lound; : 7' hilt?!“ I card m “(h box 0' M, fim‘ boa-1; alum ub- Ill ”'d' ‘ AuditorSAESimahuoompletedhie "t.’ Ilmd. I t. slmpkrl-‘rom, ....(Yournddrna auditottbecountytreasuru’abookaand o! llkmukedNos. Turelliat 01! ~---‘ '5’" - - Baud of m ”“ To { Cm‘a Id- hia report was submutted to the viable m W per c. r... 50,000; ' , an... here Supervioon iii the am My utter- nootL Hi: report than than aliould be ' cash balance M “73‘3”“ h the hands Cartoon Dairy, no viaible dirt. leucocytea of Carl Weeterfield. the ouuoing trees-i . , (per c. c.. 24.0(1), pul cocci. lboent. be urer. Thia amount tallieatoevenaperi-mm“,:l|I 1 I“ t; colon h “in. ab ny with the report of Mr. Weaterfield‘km‘ Sample 0‘ milk inked 5-0 7‘ who. on Monday mornirg. announced he ‘ Kuiot Dairy no "um. dirt; I“ : m‘ stood ready to turn thia amount 0! money ‘ per c. Cw 44.0“). pm coca Aboentr h over to Mr. McDonough u noon as he tutermln'i Iboent. mlon “an"! .b.‘ qualifies. Whmh he (.fid. Monday after: “ sent. Sample of milk marked No 8. Dr noon. The only preliminary but“ the W. D. N. Moore, Viable dirt, absent, approving of the new treuurer's bond ‘ leumn'm P" c. c.. 106.0“). pm ((00. )y the supervisors. tew staphylocucn; b. tuberculooia, aboent. mlou batiHua. absent, lurmaldehyde, nut present; borir and. not present wwoert. about; I). tuberculosis; mien! bacillus. Simple 0! milk marked No 6. Mnjor Bidin‘or Hie own Boos *1 I‘L:A__A ll ..... llfl__:_,._ This in order thnt. should the out markinp be destroyed, the inner marl will inwre prompt lonvnrdir' and do liver) ti l'ne strong wrapping paper (not newnpapen). i! no( mm to it” In wooden boxn and the with m cod. ‘ 9 ll pack-(e cont-m anythiu of perishable nature, write the word "Per- iahable” In large, plain letterl on the box, or Nkkm, to Ill-UR opt-rial atten- tion and first delivery. It you Wt” observe three guggnhong insuring the wumpt deluei) i»! \nur gift in got-dam vuu will greatly anoint in Government Plan! for Wankegln The city of Waukc-gan has burn stint ed by the I'nm-d States gnvernnn-nt as the locatmn u! an extensnc manuttu'tur) tor the manufacture of cement tunwns and other Cnncrctc products Tht- >l In. [ion of thukrgitn as the 311601 the mn cern, Whlt’h mll be t he at the mwt r\- tensivt 0! Its ktnd tn the world, has hwn announced by otfiuals of the l'mted States Bureau of [Engineertnq at Milwau» kee. The site of the plant has aheady been chusen. It wa be located on the I At the regular monthly meeting of the 1Glencoe vnllage board of trustees lutl week an ordinance was passed providing (or the Issue of $6.500 in bonds to pur~ chase an automobile cngtnc and other, fire equipment for the village. This sum; will also cover the expense 0! malntcn-' ance for a year or more. .A spectal clec. tion was set for Jan. 9. when the Village: will vote on the bonds. At the same“ meeting an urdlnance was passed maktng: George M. Chandlt-r, the newly t‘lt‘t’lt'dt trustee. a member of the board of lleI impruvrments. City of Wnukoggn to Haw. “'15de Chriuunu Tr... Gleam in to Have I Fire Truck. Audit Trouuror'u loch GOVERNIENT PLANT FOR IAUKEGAN NEARBYNEWS ITEMS , OF LOCAL INTEREST Municipal Christan. Tron New Man to uh Officc HIGHLAND PARK. ILLINOIS. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1917 Gloncoo to Have Fin Truck C D. Smith and w! to Maude M Col hm. lot :3, blk 44. Hzghhnd Puk. W. I) 5750(1). Thoc. Earmhlw and w! to Reuben Lloyd, N. W. § 1m 3. uh 1, Highland Park. W‘ D. SZIWOO. Edwin 1. Gray. bach. to R. L Lave-ll lot 13, bik 52, in Clly of Highland Park W. D. $10.00. HighlandPnrt Highland M. QC. $1.00. R. P. Davidson Indy! ct II to Adelaide Davidson, lot 2. (ex W so 1!) blk 65. let In the fight against tubenufn III. These seals last year ltt'lpvd In support thousanm of needy when uh. sts patient: and to give them a chance tur ‘lilei They prowded lor many \‘MIllnfl nurse; whose hundreds of thousands at \‘ISH’ brought instruction and Cheer I) numerous patients. They helped main- tain dispensaries in scores of Cities. where thounnde of consumtive patients re- ceived free treatment. aid and adee They pmyided the means to purchue million: 01 copies of Circulnn. pamphlets and other literature Wllh which the pub- lic hn been educated about tubermlmin. They have established and helped main mm more than 300 open-air schools for children who need open-air treatment. These Ire jun a few 0! the ways in Ihlt h the $450.01) received last yen wax u pended. This year a million dollars )5 needed. You can purchase these sea|~ at any one of the above mentioned sinies For Sulo by Dale Swath-d. hr! Gull (E. Hlnderhrrg lahnle Turelll (arisen Kum Bowmm Dairy (0 Mooney Highwuod Dany We have made nounom on etch The umpluthow up very well indeed but a few of the dealer: should be noufied of the trace. of vmblc dm m the samples Very truly yourt. Lun'n M Blames A R Suzuxm F. M IMALLs The report rrccncd {his wet-h (run {he Columbus Laboralunrs, Chung“ un the eight mrlks 5cm 1n lnr cxaminalum are u tollows WHAT RED CROSS XIAS SEALS DO My dar Mr. Hawkins We endow Innlyu-‘o! milk and water mule by the Columbus Laboratory MIMI. ESTATE TRANSFERS ANALYTICAL m7 mumswnrm um :nuAms INSURANCE LOCAL mu: mums snmmcwmnom' mas mAror rAxm Albcrt LIIIOI! Ind Groom'- Put Two .No‘u Every Krd L‘ruu Chnstmn: Sta) Hm! I: suld Isl rrai tn“ Total Solids 1(1'“ 13 'x.’ 0-1}. H 1!) HZ In K H '1‘ New”: wu Inulhrr who apposed the plan‘ Mr 11w dad-red lhll the suprrme court in: rule-d on the mat- lcr md lhu [hue II no luv [0 compel ucunanon. Speaking Ivnh [ck-rent: to (he ments 0! uccinauoa be and be In. men murc can when the vault- ol vacnnalmn have been harmful than when they have been productxveol good. mung (“unwary m the Muuln ml the Halt If Ihr)‘ rnlorred the rule \umpul wry \arundhm ha! been declared tlll‘flhl Amunry \\ nu lunhcr demand than he did nut purpouc to have ht: chud Van m Ahnu' rum!) an Saturdm a n an hymn Med and that he Inlrnded to lend her 10.3.10 lhr \\ h Ten Hnm b houn- un lam-l uhnol nrry day II he and (km wn till-urn! An- during 1).: ahwmr 1!! 1h. right he had u I taxpavn who“ hf'pfl!‘ family The house Wh! prrrn' \u-II #In- ln pn for (he mamlrn-m‘c of lhe high ‘ “(kt-d bu! the only Hung {nund unsung Ichoul. He and [hat n! In: dunghlcr ll ' tn 1 sun! ran (“121.1”an mnporum rnl home he wxll accompany her lb": 1 paper: hrlnngmg In Mr 'Itn Brnu'k 0n and we lhal the remamu ‘Mundm 1va (7'! pm mu pol“ :- n! (h: In Owner “range-u! uppooenu ul vu‘ununm Mr (M Iarrd that (be whoa! board Inuld hr mnngcunuary m the uuuln ml the 7mm Lrtv pruplr. apparently atr n0( thr tm|\ n-nra Mhtt are Uppusrd tn \Iuln attun Thu {mt ha. (mm- out duttm tly tn t‘unttntmn utth the vln'matum order Ihlkh ts bung put mm rfln‘t II the \Vattkcgttn Htgh N hunt A Inner numlx'r u! p-Itt‘llt‘ hlu- been heard to rrmatk that thm arr uppuu'd lu Vanuatu-n and wtll nut prtmtt ”)fll (hlldrrn It: I): tn- (1 ulatrd The uchool board held I meet mg a tru day- no it whuh It was dc udrd tn exclude all (‘htldrrn hunt the huh u‘hool who could not produce trttt huh-I {rum phymcnru atmwmg they had been "conned wtthtn the pound at a year The propoutton a! (hung thc whool tor a pertod ol twenty days wn dtu‘uued but In: lblndtmf'd a unteau his The «non Ivu don-med nnmry as a resuk u! the fact that a boy ltvtng north of Wuuko‘ln had attended hl‘h n hut-l tut two or thror days uhtlt a brother was tll 0t unallpox x 6 Write your own nddrt-u m lull nomewhcre on the package lone-nag (he prrfix‘ 'Prom ‘ 7. Index I card m oath box or pack» L‘.‘ marlin; Dr Ncubill ol w-uhcgnn Says it Doc. More Harm Ihln Good 9 H pack-(c cont-m anythiu of! pcnlhnbk nuurr, int: the word "Per- IIh-bk” m large, plum loner- a. the box, or pmkagr, lo mum npedal uten- uun and first delivery. 1 It you ml! observe mm “mum! To {Con-turd- Id- ) dm- hm This in order lhu. uhoutd the out markinp be destroyed, the man marl I)” inwre prompt lonvudn' and 69- liver) r J. Inns: on a receipt and we that (hr: amount paid I! marked on the reocanf and (he v-lue ol the package declared: (hereon r 3 Wntr 1hr “(Hum- 111 full (mm!) an”! and Lumber uh 1hr Pun m pmk age vnth Ink m rravun '1 :31: arr hr qurnll) (um oft and lust Axlurnn Wlllum Wan. to one u! H.4- HUI Do you expect to tend your mower, sweetheart, or friend I Chnntmu present rhu year} If m. Ind you find It note.- nry In patmnue some express (ompany. It would be well to bear In mxnd tho lol- luwmg :uggrntmm aubmxxtrd by an ex press (omplny rhd nu pic-asun- IANY OBJECT T0 VACCINATION r d .nyn (1‘. m r‘ Hinged Hm I I}! In]! Hm! YUO‘ shipmrnt l.‘ 1hr (\gurn (”napalm Inns m damaxr II \n\ '00)]: gnr you! “Or", burgh!) um hrd the Highland Park pohct, A good dextnphon 0! [hr man who lo" the nun can In the hotel, was mm the 1001 polvce Ind u we go to ptcunodueottbemwhubecnloumi (jun nuzmrd Max 1911 Hroet‘k u! 1hr kxatmn :4 the ~ng (an uhurh wan found m the Armr Hutr! Madmrm S( , Chlclfln ll wax a! ”as “me lhl! nrwl (:1 lhe Con Aw-y With Valuable Pap." Sm! CA" Which are Rnurncd mu Mo ofl '11-“! 'hr \m'e to relieve the publu 1mm (hr nmmn msuranu up prm'on, tmpruhvrly drmandl nctmn hy the next Itgmlatuvc In nnm'humn Supavmlrndrnl Pom dr (Inn-1mm the cunununuu reluuls o! the compamn lo run! rchr! 2hr” dilaluxy llfln 1 an‘ ~ndr'rn-Ihlr (turdlk‘l m TWIL Suprnntrndrnl Pom Mrunxly mam lama lhal nnh by lhr nyuem uf Stale- Flre Inauranrc (an (hr hrr h-m be (1 «manually and equilabh dlblrlhulfd. and (he fin- waalt malt-nail) n-dul'rd '1 ha: Mb I anlrm unuld aaxe tn the people 0! (hr 91am u! Ilhnms :4! In“! Mun. nu. hon dullau : \rav lubrgm w‘lh addmun al sawing uumxnu rm I. war as the Hunt n Imprmod Hr ( nu amhnnly, showing (hat sync-1m n1 lair Fm- Inauram‘r hm: loru been In inn:- m numrruua foreign countnn that rates me rxllemrly low (hen, and the hu- ma 1: alums! negligible. the avnagr rave being from ten thu-n cent: pm one hundl. (1 dollar: Inauranu‘ In lhuv ummnn. a» vumparrd wuh an IVflaflr val! n1 (nu one dulllx p" hUh dred dullara mauyamr In thma II should be cunduded uolcly without profit, winch l In nnly be dom- b)‘ I 5) “em ”18!." Ins-mam:- ‘ . Supenntcndeul Pom states. that the people of llhnou have pad (be-companies two 40“": In prflmum tor nery don-r married '0! fire Iona, on In avenge, [or ova twenty yun. and (hi! cos! n thorn to be permaoudy and unnum- Iblc, the companies making enormouu profit. out 01 0|! ill-land k.“ behihnl our cm H: dot-hm that fire. an- Mono-and (hm no pen-on or (‘01 pcutkm attack! In permitted lo make Maud-muted upon the midonunelo! them "In. fire m- m being caudally I mean: at fine-ding among the whole public the harden. mulling {mm [hm mlltonum. 'Htr rep-Ht n a (ayrtut analysts of the lur ”mutant: trustht‘bb tram fiery angle. lt utatn that “llnon tutu-m paid over two-ht) an thmn dutlnu m premiums last )‘rat In stock hrr tnnutam‘r (um palm-a, this bum apptuxmtatrh twuc the amount 0! out Statr tan-A It chug“ that mode-m (ummrn mt umdttmns make mt nuuram‘r practu'ath‘ (umpulmry, and mu prenuums are nnuatly a tax. that nrry nturn or our State pan an unyust and unwntrantrd tubule tn numupuh, undef I Iyutrm that I: who“) mdrtrn Ilhlr. film h H pad dtrn’tt)‘ to the; «ont- p-mu tn prrmtums b) person. «anymg msunnct, and mdtrectly by even pcrbon In the [arm of an added cost to eveyy article of mrrrhlndlu purring-d thus none coupe this tax Spnnghfld 1H,. hacmbch‘ A final n-pmx “11- today filed wnh Governor Dunne by Insuram’ Suprnntendrnt, Rufm M Putts, “huh uners hn In‘ vesnuarmn Into Ilhnms hr: Insurlnce butane-m ltumunm man) Inst stale- mems wit-resting (umlumum and re- markatm 1mm This rrpmt outlmu complrlrh the hlSlHVh‘b: dru-loprmrnf or hrr :1- ram: m the I'mlc-d SHIPS and Eurnpr m, ' Nun‘s 1hr plmtual result of thr owns? ‘1‘. W! 1hr pvrsem system m lllmma I ‘hurgrp lhul sunk hr: pom panics haw {mum-d "(lumhmrs " through whnh {hr} mmmmn a monopoly; tulle-(l rxlurlmnatr pynmums. prmm minke-d dnu‘rnmnalmn and rnluru- “ppm-amt humnru nu-(hods. and. [hat the plrM-nl "\umbmr" nymrm rficâ€"(‘tually mcreuu msuranu‘ male-ad n! (hnnmshmg hrr lust-I. IAN BREAKS INTO LOCAL HOIE w nu! pain 1- of L h: Tm Hrofl‘k u! 1hr an uhurh wan found Volume 4