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" if PAGE llf0fil@rrl) WARN BE PRESS- MMI WNFERENCE HELD " AN. 8 Representatives of Chlehgo Stirs urban Communities Meet In Momrqito We: took moth; important {mud steam]. 3,0!- 8. when the chief-executive; at my suburb-n e,oarttmhtitUs, when of Women’s clubs, pro-idem: at 3 gear, 1reeutteas,issierritItrrottnttttrttP. mmmmrm Maui) for baboon u the - oCDr. Franklin loan. which“ of the Com: lemon-h! Inatttttte.hatmeet. in; was by far tbs most Important “MembunkumtheChh- [0'62“ to diam» mosquito. control. Mr. Joseph A. Le Prince, General Gorga’ right hand nun In chain: up mun: ind Puma, undo the my”! Knew: to dong}: the tPt 831nm. 15.0mm B. beam. New Orleans, president of the ee; in. aim bond af health, also, . City Club to Discuss Phillompdgn CI EDWARD M. HOUSE has released his intimate papers ' for publication in the Chicago Herald & Examiner, be.. ginning Sunday, January 3lst. ‘ . Col. House,private citizen, whose name loomed larger than that of most officials in Wilspn's administratidn, was often called the “man of mystery." His importance was known, andhis power suspiscted) but the full import of his surprising relation with President Wilson lttit'nev'er been disclosed. Jit thes'e" papers, House reveals every phaseof this rieiharkable relationship; ,, ', V , . Col. House was] the closest friend that Wilson had. Wilson himself admitted House's itiipprtance,. and his dependence on him. Someone asked liiriwho Col; House was, and he said: f t . g ' ' The Remarkable extent of House's power in the Wilson administration now told for the first time I “In trmttr-tt" years of motqitlttt Work in the gum States and - foreign F . I know of no prop- ~erly conducted nntt-moaquito cam.- paign that has gunned. . i. 1 present to hoist an: the Ctgmgo de- ntin could be conquered by follow- I.rttremtuPrtreerru'.t. _'. .‘When than”: and thousandth! movie still think "nttmtrritrtes Ire bred in huh”, it is obvious to the mosquito men that much tduetttiott must be done," aid Mt. Le Prince. “may people believe momuitou no as enduring u the lock of Gibraltar end " "meonquerab1e. Prom the very start we must put over the idea' that mosquitoes can be conquered and its being conquered. . , “It would be untrue to State flint no bottles ’min-t ,moaquimthsvo been lost, but in " rock cases than has been a bloke. Nimble and early understood xenon intake”. for the Minn; 1 {It bu been stated. that the" ere “yawn urietiu of way! of mk- ing a tenure of n mosquito stampattrtt and but one my to succeed. The main cause otlfnilu'ree that have Lel- cmed in that campaigns hung been started or supervised by person: ,itst? unfortunately had no "lefhtitit ind praetteal plan of operation, and, in many instances, did not know what they attempted. The MEMOIRS OF' COLONEL HOUSE "ee ws--,, _ T I “Hm ‘tha Boy Scout: an be of, great “datum. ad t understand they In“ been of wonderful taint. Luce already, especially in the west- ern part of the metropolitangm. f't wish to my special am, to the summers of the Women’s club. ht max cities it bu been their put- ting their shehlders to the wheel that cheated probable failure into stit- cess. Haircut, they should not be permuted to so willingly assume the entire burden. But I am sure they wiTithui1r contribute their shun.” Iii-{George Links. Riva-awe, who} has been a leader in’ ind-mol- quiw work in the De: Plains. “may for ttNertti'. you“. pmind hit at“. album and mppott. On behalf of the Den Plaines Valley Smitty ' triee, he announced that 350,000 had been: appropriated by'the Suntan. district of which Mr. Lawrenco' King is president. for mosquito control work in the Des Plain“ valley. oi, motion by Dr. 6mm 1““an- tdck, unanimously adopted, it Wu screw to continue the worth was on a more intern!” “and Dr. Frmldin Math, presiding, appointed . gotf committee, which is to seem}: the complete eo-operation of the golf club. in the Chicago distact, and' oi, lug-e tho alreuuirexiatitttt MotrbboI-v itan committee. ' ' ‘ HIGHLAND PARK PRESS, HIGHLAND ”PARK. 11.118018 AtihDlii2iLA.tvIItigER Now Every Day in the Daily alone] if-lots-e reveals thy iee,"al _ Ih/i 1 s on EEK. M's-£153 $1.?” ..,. Wm. F MODERN' RICH MAN CAN ‘SPEN D FREELY Has More Lenny In Use of ms Wealth Than Kings Whose ' Expenses Are Large P. W. was» inme Btatttast Mm writs: Between John; D. Backdonnlpd liking and Groom: and Mammalian in this yum any fauna. . Be it: prints dawning. were. W)”. This dim meant that my Mud (chairman- ues from taxing trade. The revenue: of the Kunming: comb from'tud‘o. nun. Mort than that, a king is never " rich as he "e88tS. (or he enn't spend m‘ouey as hapless-I. m “civil not” of? King Gum “Great let in largely allocated to the tip- p of ”been which belong. not Ito him but to the anion, and evpn his "privy purse? or dementic allowance is absorbed by the cost of mommies from which he can escape ably by abdicatingAhis throne. : _ Mi, ')touete11ei's fortune in '. 1y nudfunmenedly his own. fhs. dividua1inthitrastmey9tt' [at leut' in theory, left at liberty law, todowuthe1ikatr within: _ m it free either to squander K,loe to save it. He my, if he iiur) break the bank a Home Carlo, win the Derby in England. defend the Mme:- "Mr. House is my second personality. He is my inde- pendent self. His thoughts and mine,ase one. If ‘fI you: _inhis p1ade1wpuiddojustaa he suggested . ... Hwy one thinks he is "fleeting my opinion by whatevetaction .. he takes, they are welcome to the conclusion.” _ Documents and letters cover" every phase of their rela- tionship. Col. House kept a day-ttday record of all happenings. FromMis diary, and from letterrattd other documents, Cols House, has compiled this extraordinary history. ' p e . . I In their revelation of the true Wilson, and; in their explanation of matters that have long been state secrets, these Memoirs of Col; House have never been equalled in our time.for vital interest and importance to the public. if ' i _ ttjs)).'?,',"):;-.::.:;.?)),), , tlt . . " - 3V _ . . {fl/,{h ""f.(ilis1i,i' _ . A" A 7 if” , .a ' 4" " "iHW'j,Cy..'cT?fJeC' $.57 'I-"x w. - 4v» "i.t,.iirf.:'lt,if'ae,fiii a" and“: fe',' br: " - ir?firi?lzi.8t,ee' [iMiP,": . rf ' . e 'icjj",li'.ii."..;ilii'ii,':i.isiiti'.i F, .... e' f,',rt ma " 4.3.x“; . . it“ t: 3.34. .5. . A. rid, kWh-“ft." Li al br. 3 g tit!.7 , ck '.', 'tfCtjiiiit'ii"i',l.iri",rhg ttlli.etl Cih?ilh55' f5! at: cup against/tyr The.” Lipton. we... wanna“ mmmwmmmmmhpmmw.mm othufldaWchmh1anu-atmmm Fotdich The decision lien wholly ly for the urn-Nari! districts, - with himself. ' 1ti,1pertmtt1amettut_ti1tNeemtter, "m-----.'.-.. _l1t)2t5,gu_qattlidttreoetteutsi FINANCIAL OUTLOOK store- mu 15.2 per eegrt larger“ FINANCIAL OUTLOOK _ BETH!!! THIS YEAR Country " Much Better pond!- tioarhhart a Year Aim Say- Expert ,r_eurtpt.rmi)tririesttiaittel will than we , year 1 i. 1'tt'ttl)':i!ii'ii'a'i?:ic'irt,14S: by the Fund We heard to l qdteet that Ola-khan m.m1 the recent hollde - an: M: of that of 1m in ati pm attic! country. To ha more and. Clix-13H has ulna" by the null Mxteeq in: out!» new "tor cont gnu ‘ than a you .30., The (re-M it; ere-sea we" in the New York. Gal-j 68.30 and ttlnntie district- with the undies: in the Minneapolis 3nd Tram m City district; 7 Bat there m i, ttetterN were.“ everywhere. _ _ V The percentage of incl-em 'e ported by the Federal Reserve dit- tricts was as follows: l _ Chicago. 16.8; Atlanta, 11.5; Netr York, 9.5; Philadelphia, 5.6; Clev¢~ land, 5.5; St. Louis, 5.3; manually. 4.9; Boston, L8; Knnsu City, 1m MiiAedmekrorttteet'w1thi. 1,tgtg'llitt bp ',ttt't1lt2t . 'tqitteets ”an S'h'A'd'lJfl'h"t't'l'l,u'l'tlt'l"l'tJ ehdtttttrBF. , IN mtrtMettpem m ordered by th.tmrentt b reduce and“ du. et-oo-r-kd-ttts tutteateimttahiets1iatadandttterot. qtaastsd special order clinch-rm to Wt provide for their families the Navyumouneu. mush)“, murmur" t, 'tuotrsmmttr1tetttqttue1emroe tbrr-eeoedHeto','thereettrt In. ee-r-tad/ttep-ttgettext tKttieirotirtdi'1x'ttieh dun "i%.aaattagxnttetrtr of mm businessman T NAVY BARS MARRIED V . . 'MEN. 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