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pr civics: your qrtattter nib I his: . No . h coldnvildy CO. r appetizing enjoy their: in with all 'bund Gas tie and a bit T SALE g) iotrir or can at dances o / Artiliomees. 'te-Ht bite of Chocolates oat, JULY 1:. one of JiGite imp: all resort futures: I down payment: tall-nee to “it. 0 P. o. Box ttut. Wumonduflll. _ g FOR SALE Porch - in good tion. 612 N. Sheridan rd, Tel. H. P. - F01: SAngr-‘unkuii' 'aummob'ne. painted 1nd in seood order: excellent Ind battery: harnin " 8250. Tel. 1 St. dawn pander“: balance to “it. 0 er - P. o. Box ttut. Wumonduflll. _ 2 24pd FOR SALE Porch unen- in good di- tion. Irie N. Sheridan rd; TetcM. T, l g2 . FOR SALE limb-I1 upright player mm: when-n1 ttttish; Arst clu- condition: will oserittee for $100. Addreu "Q. R." was 'fee. -_H t _ " FOR SALE vl-Krave lot in North hare Cemetery. $300 cash. Address "E. R." "as FOR SALE p. lens. Madly woodch all Improvements: on Ridgewood drive, i had Park. H. Backwoll. 828 Roldan; Chicaxo. i too doors tor 5. Linden Iva mu SALE raw. 1922 n THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1026 FOR BALB-192t Mnklin sedan i ti-tttrtttoodoogtdhuas; "ekrt-.1 on 3nd sunburn: (all, equipped; a , at $300. Adda-I "P. L. U." Pr.- Tet. tr. P. 557. - 1 Poll SALE~Shrubn and "carnal-z] an Ind black dirt: sheep mun-Are and meal. Reuben Lloyd. Tet H. P. 585. l'; FOR SALDrBy owner: New Brie Ind Stone House in exclusive and Nitric pm of Buvinh: one block from Ilka. near Sher- idan mmd on private mad. , bedroo nnd' 2 til. huh. on 2nd floor; lure living room with attractive stone tiroplaee, nun lor, ”lulled dining room. kitchen with “bin conveniences; maldU marten with Ivah both; lb!) luv-wry on an: door; und Mah- ed walls tttroutrhout; hated “are: 803: 22h120 with deep ravine. Tel. R. P. l 8 or Minim- Lock Box 648. aninh. m. ' 23nd WONDERFUL CHANCE for yoynu ple: will unmet: huntiful furniture of 4 room Imminent. only used 4 months: ' p Illk mohair parlor suite: 3 piece walnut inime room not; A we: walnut bedroom let two 9112 Wilton rim: s piece bruit-It I ll. - table: floor lamps: silverware: will take 8550 for all. worth $2.500; or wil nep- Irute. H32 LelInd Iva. not! Sher“: rd., Chane. Tel. Sunnylide 6190. Will u Inge for detfverg. , -led -Tiriii-iiR LtTok REDW45 room bun all improvements: cement street. Tel. brook T2. 2 FOR SALE 5 room burnt-low with mac tor UP additional rooms in am: lot 50x2 It: all imttroverturntn in. except wvlmrr 500. 81500 down. Tel. Deerfield 226-3. W. B. Pure Outerman Iva. Deerfleui. 22pd FOR SALE 7 room house in best of Highhnrl Park; l bedrooms with , tile tbs: tiled sun porch; heated t-enr attaehed Enr- Ize: mni’l'» room with bath on t1rst r: “tux toilet in basement; lot 70x200: vine in tar: suitable terms can be arr- ' shown by appointment only. Molar & Martin. _ 22 FOR SALE- 3 piece purl-n net. Tel. . P. 2759 F St mu SALE Latest model mm me hm iiioGClatointroerst only. Molar O Martin. l _ 22 FOR SALE- , piece purl-n wt. Tel. . P. 2759 NW, _ -. ___ - _: .. V a A? mu SALE Latest model mm me in»: electric "ankle. wood as m-w: cost 5169. will tste good reduction. Tel. H. P. lil.." 22 ma'uu‘»: pm parlor set. Tel. ir. F. 1752:, T ----r» e----- . ' l ie' FOR su.rr~3m bile;- and on bin". hm mouth for " orl l?. room hon 1 too orntt for our use In In, have I Sap-r ment building. 413 (Helicon .te.tl., H. P. 25 1. 22 POI 8ALB--B, owner: new 8 room) but, I both- Bun and Ikepinc pot W amend; wooded lot 801148: I artud-avc.mrthesern-t-. II. P. 2897. 000 Cant-d In. [ FOB BAL.--' room. hot run! he} a! an": lot 126x200: living room Dutch X2114; 1"tlha term: to wit: 311.000. w. H. climb. Britt Latte. B. P. soc-Y4. _ In! We will not gun-Into. the culmination of my nip vex-tumult that when at- fiee utter 6 o'clock on W ar, Bténoon. new». “only buildir= up: m to eottamt or bung-low; , block: from p Crawford an. an line. abort all“: to Devon an. at line now running. all. from L nhdon mm now "annulus. win In. has “no I mm “an. ”my: and navy-Md with cinder: uldlothonly In hundred Net from , much that: ltqttt and phone urvleo new in. tmrinm. null "our prom“ M spring. Nil- hr distrut. when "In. no "and“, 1-3. In“ all hoe-nu of other haunt 10% down and 1% per month. For further inf don "I. M. P. a» wet-inn. “(pd PUMELL t L"i'tll 1924 Nor ”an, t M c t Ind tuba. exedlent unturned “not. 1925 Tudor nod-n. him the. iet meetsnrsiear-atsave. 1924 Tudor nod-n. wood rubber, " good condition. ' 198t road-hr, a real buy. Tho home of [manned used For . Corner St. Johns 3nd Purl: we... hand Park. Ili. ' ttf ro. "ub--t6ew at» no. but. “In: on but: nub-nth - it: and lush on I?“ M m A. FOR RENT l room tut, 237 Wish! Rum Bve., Highwood: convenient to both ate- and plank roads: v-clnt Aug. L Tel. . P. 2233-31. 2 -2?nd F6iCitd.xi'r _-_ 2 room furnished for “th housekeeping: 3mm heat; wn Ind eomlorubb: KIT-KG It desired: 1-2 lock south " 'Llncoln Mee. nation. 628 . St. John. Ive. . _ " TOR RENT-tur- - for t ca 2tl N. Second " Tel. H. P. 618. _ 22 - FOR anti“ imam; 2 front m. for light homelmlnl: large tereened reh. Tel. R. P. 2905. H " POE "NT-in but. Ford. bung-low: Gear lance: near tion: oreter null family. Tet. 4tit atter 6 um. FOR BIRTH“. [Alt Forest. new 5 room bung-low: Gear lance: near F-rwel su- tion: oreter null family. Tet. Luke om! 4tit the? 6 am. 2 -2hrd FOR “NT Apartment in the H- rn. TMt N. St. John- ave" corner Martin rd.; 6 rooms. but and porch: skim ttent. In- for-thon It 781 N. St. Johns Ive. T l. H. P. 776-”. -2 "88rtd FOR awry: room furnished be. In; un second For: ml kitchen with ah: Tel. H. P. Tttt-R or call it '" N. Cree Bay rd. tSpd -riitriiEsiir-rrGFGGFis Juu. V nit} ”5 per month with heat.. humble - don. Alum: "R. S." m MBee. 229d FOR RENT-M room an ht Deerttel with or without [Ir-cc, Tel. Deortlerd TIE-lfljfcr w,'i,7aoCrii'rsvJ. Tiaras or mean. In. nation. TeL K. P. 1466. Inquire " 805 “ion nmérunbhida' ' mm mud, col. Ont-I: “new page: out side; My lo- cation mar tr-rort+ and sehoou, Trl. r. tlot-I'.-,, WM W -i_, " FOR am -Nuetr fumbhcd room, ttr.,' -r-iiii-ratTrrrraiiiFiiGCFiGF, G "tarfkrtst Mada-Dial: t block from nation: n6 chil- dren. no “org _tttu_rt1P,P: 1"Hi- " FRMt "NT-atm-. 583 Central an, N. H. P. MR. 77 _ - A ' ”“722 an..." 'GGG mittts run: P63 riEi7rDNi; Gnu hr: at: ”an and: sch-Ne tor too-III e, Pry. Adda.- Jahn Striker. MB“ Tel Mid " . _ l 21 1nlmilu1lltlEltt, m ore" __ - ACT QUICK Mant "eritiee my ‘two choice Iota Rama Lake: ks< than " miles north, l-‘b'n Ya LE nditkrrt ; Jau- Nikita FOR SALE French poodle, male. i m L C. w. Brown. P. 0. BOX 698, iii lAmsue'cgjd in mtg p6it-iiEreriuiaii.jiAitkhit com. "lb iii‘iim‘flii FF] Caieritiiitrt Infra It- 1trcrrtl. FJ', 342. - e------ W 22 E JeGndler. tourinx ce. , - model; good condition. Tel. . E Frame 1311 2 ttL/Ate-av), ound Karmic: very reasonabl 'tl FOR RENT FOR SALE Tui/r-Ford Jean in’ {mod 19!! model, 8275. Tel. . II. I." r- tbl b_0_r_. mtr to iii from v Cat 1 dbh to -Tii “at. mil. ”has. WI“ 'pgl, 1 .m; M 3°" _ h only fow m M: W "nd avian. Tel. 1. Nib. hr [111 I”. , u up; dun ' new: ‘-. . Itll; Pr.- _ _" 'ydtf ram: mn- re and bone 585. 1 -86pd - 27tf Brie Ind wk 3‘" Trim: l; Tel. -1 ttt klow ; orth- §6i20 I [ 'rr_uy urittt H Urh- ave" nntho Luke 229d tall y IT, 1,I','l'l I. St. , " mu 1y tires on 22nd in! Mme, "hiTq‘Kfififi‘Wfii‘foimfimfi aruundlwork in prtyate tamity. Tel. Lake Por. tN l ',-_.¢______~_. 22rrd A 31%;;on 1rANTEF-Gorutlr; man as do It!. It Sim huuiew 'k, an drive, or Iny win-k: worn”: to cook: in. references. Tel. H. P. 2'164. 22nd SITl mun f, ___ SIT: tu't'r6N I YeuN'tiirTCRe)irrri-i-.aiu7 0mm for as am or downstairs?, work and mob i.tt. b day: wood refusing. Tel. th. , 2764 WIN ow and DOOR SCREENS Maui'- ed. fit nd hung. Screened porches. Zion Build- Ine In untry, ion. Til. Tel. Zion 500. 12-22 Let is take cue of your electrical troubles. Katina-Len given free on repair and new in. sulllti m. An Inactive line of futures car- tied l1 "oek. Vetter Eelectrie Service. Tel. H. P. 2222. Vetter Ind Better all the chug I initials-5|; e.tGritlirur,T "is" 7GG ex ea. Tel. Hi. P. 2048. H. P. Panic " N. mum rd: . mi ' an mm: ,'ttrreir-fersieiiciriar-rirh will c and make IND covers. duped“. ete., {wry tenable. _Tt'11firetn_rt_f, PC., IH No tuiortie'Wtigtfoie AND Housm- 1irtEA_l ‘INGVCOH 1 Pruuty Annex, Whirled“. Tel day or 692. I r! wer ete. C ' Sm day. '1 LOS _ Wire-haired fox terrier: Maui? white and brown. Reward if returned to L M. Rutledge. Tel. H. P. tM. " [.03 In yestordarU parade ', coin parse ennui ine money and watch. Tel. H. I"; iii“ dren ol dress 1 PUPLIC NOTICE is hereby given that he Subscriber Administratrix of the tate of Stanley Anderson, de- cease , will attend the Probate Court of ke County; at a term thereof to be h den at the Court House in Wau- ketrah, in said County, on the first Mon y of October next, 1926 when and here all persons having claims agai at said estate are notified and requisted to present the same to said Cour for adjudication. {MA-BEL GLADYS ANDERSON. i Administratrix of Estate of I Stanley Anderson, deceased. Wjukegan, 111., July 19, 1926. 21-2' E. S. Gail, Attorney. car, tt til Sept. iN, mun. be near 835 N. Undo Ive. Tel, Hi P. 1758. Mr. Goodall. 28tt WAITI'I'ED TYr RENT-Modern home: 4 manna bedrooms, a bath. , mld'l room. and th; in Elm“ Place dktrlct: for term of 8 o 4 ma. Address "J." Pru- otBee. " We a hike in new haunts: "move paint and p tty strattern',u, without oer-(chm: the glans; estimate. chierfully given. TY).? P. 1511: evenings "T' 6 to 8, To]. tr. P. 2757. - I, 21-229d and expon: Mitt t trade 169p T or a room house north af Wi te an! of trucks. Mart be modern hogs: 'nd have tmes, washin Ina c P. 266 18t9, " WVVIWKWTNE - '6aGTiaiCi 'GG'iicriiiriirarr" giddy? and do I hirs'wrk. Til. H. P. val: P Tvai7Ntir-" ir-TeariaaT Set s om .» my. a P F,'eiitt5cii,ie'ii. for I work; no wash , . Tel. H. 1 Pro. are. /:' ammonium 2 huth‘.hrgo amid”, iiiG Ninth . V f month of Aukud Li iG.Ciiiri""iuGriiiU. -. iii. H. P. m. _ I .3; R, P . .. may. mid foe am a.» k nd cook” l Ho“; s" iii'11lr,1',g,'tui2i. 'A't'T/ at. P wmf? --- cook: aaFGiar, ",jili'?(.f9?lij(.' P. am gnpdua "td "Hi: P WAN out tor 'fiaririi hon-o- 101* U {our-shin .' 281 mm in. N, L a!!! "reef Jiri', A, FOR BUSY PEOPLE W_HO NEED A HOME NEAR THE LOOP Stat of Illinois, Cou y of Lake, as. Circ it Court of Lake County October Te ' A. D. 1926. T Ma Ir J. Corlorton, vs. Char es B. Bailey. Clara Bailey, Al- be Easton, Trustee, John Hahn, D meld Lumber Company, 3 Cor.. po ation, Milton A. Frantz, and W Ilitinr L. Seller. Th requisite "idavit having been filed in the Office of the Clerk of said Cou . Notice is therefore hereby given to the id above named defendants, that the bove named Complainant hereto- fore led his Bill of Complaint in said Co on the Chancery aide therof, and hat a summons thereupon issued out f said Court against the above mm defendants, returnable on the first day of the term of the Circuit Can of Lake County, to be held at the cart House in Waukegan in said Lsk County, on the First Monday of Octo r, A. D. 1926 as is' by law re- quir , and which suit is 'still pend- ttttbl - . 21-2 1926'; 2371711 Si’rt 77,I:7-IVIIIIVAVD vvnA‘IW India tt mum 42A" 7 war} afar-mod Sm ATT6N7WKRTF201. -wi,iild -ffkeu%T. a to take home or will so out tah. of children by the hour. Tel. H. M. H. 'vie. ------ _ 229d {Anon WANTED~AH tirirutid, colored IO k on lawns, win do general ale-ulna. can give highest references Addral ,C-",Pr*" rMee-, - .,.??v£ ’ATION "wAN'rEi-Houdwork by the nukes“), Illinois, July 15th, A. D. SITUATib‘NB" "WXIQ‘WTED’ 1nneth isrst, half day: 4" refemmeen. Tel: H. pl Ldmounds. J , ' "rd 3110’)? "wuiittiVTiriiaaiTriir My. uu UDICAT'ION NOTICE t)?! 3694 Stank-n mud. Chkuo; begs ”you wht?tErrctGGFaT] mg I; __ L2lPtllt ti" PIKE]? ----e-- TNDOW C EANING SERVICE o’ INSTRUCTION ind m; GEE“; Rood talent Ina unlimited mum. Ad- F. 12". Pm: Meal 22M co-op. art overlooking Unwln Yuk lake, shit: beautiful View and Ink. Fireman! [trw., 1 "I. old. Month]! nae-amen} 352.88. any kind of work: Rood "Induces. P. 692. Edmoumk. 2hrd M ISCELLA NEOUSV min. Cu loop, Ibo'cbuiégleét in IN CHANCERY No. 16669 mm mm: -- (SET-557' 67:16! "F Ernest S. Gail, Conspuinanta Solicitor. LOST L. J. WILMOT. Clerk, 28xt4t others In -aiikaTTara: P. mu: m iir'riiG abet aio ma. 19-22pd 28tsd Tel. the nu 22 maps, emeréency fl aid mechanical servcie, disdounts o gasoline and oil, and similar beneil but they hate all the privileges of rich man's, club us well." NON-EDUCATEIEIARE HELPI COLLEGES Successful Men . o Did Not Go to These Se ls Give to Them eely htitt not been mad public, but Mr. Levy implies that itF'l1 be no eng- tteration to apply tly, title "Million Dollar Club House a to the succin- tion's new Chicago vine. 7 Poe-eulon it Oct. 1 The Moto'ruta ll l lotion will take possession of ita "S "greg',' about October I, when ' ndard club will move into its!- building in the loop. The pre Il quarters of the association will be»! ed for the oc- eorruyodati8 of to “Its. It is pro- posed to equip the wilding with rest rooms for both m l and women, a dining room, ahowe I tha, and other facilities, all of w , will be at the disposal of motorin ' cattle: and tour- ists. _ .. . , Alumni don't con ate most of the money to their o college endow- ment campaigns. re than half of it comes from frien of the colleges, not the graduate's t maelves. A sur- vey of sixty-eight _ ent campaigns by a firm of drive ' anagera showed this to be a fact. . . Announéoment just been made by the Motorists V iation of Illi- noia of I compl of a contract for pure? of t _ Standud club building id no " 2400 South Michigan dvenue, imo; The no- sociation is; now ho in two build. ings at 2622-2626 h Michigan sve- nae. All papa“ co: . 'with the dad have been 'placed 1’ crow, and the formal deed of tral e: of title will be signed gon A rhlit 26. Si Levy acted as broker to I t): Ma. The consideration invol in the purchase has not bden mad public, but Mr. Levy implida that i Vill be no eng- tteration to apply tly, title "Million Dollar Club House_ a to the succin- Why is) it that an essful men, who did not get their ed ation at college, rive more freely th those who did do The office cynic,' hose diplomas take the place of 11 paper in his Mme, tstursithat it because college men- don't make m ey anyhow. Yet, mavbe that not the whole answer. Do those I? o feel the lack of education have , ore faith in it than those who hair an "A.B.." or "BS.," and are in taentse ditsil1uaioer. ed? Or. is it bee ihe the one who wanted to no, and it ldn't, is trying to " things so tho some other lad, similarly situated, I y not know the same loss? Ile, ' The university t -; does not make a nlea for charity . en it starts to who mannv. Sentfi nt accounts for runny of the gifts t alumni, but thia is lacking in the' .. . of the non-tol- lewe givers. What, rr en, is the reason that the bulk of . returns come from this latter cl I In it that they, accustomed to recei'ing what they pay for, take this Ft' of contribu- ting to humanity g ‘ernlly. with the certain knowledge - t the returns will be fortheomint Ilolatter genera- tions? Li F The returns up directly Incu- urable, but they are mine, with com- pound interest add ' It is a case of dealing m futures I literal me. Here is Wall St _ 's favorite story of the month.: A L ,dow raised two sons in whom she went hopes for a brilliant future. 1'St% one be- came a hermit and . other' ice-pres- ident of 1 bank. I' nothing was heard of either I . . New York City now closing itd night clubs at 2 Q. , and the visit- ing butter andm , are compilin- for the test of t ", ins. ON sou-m 3(1me AVE. TWO KINDS (I BERMrN ing Public; it same for "PARK Puss. maxim PARK. ILLINOIS The ignitor is equipped with a pair of interruptor points, one fixed and the other movable. The movable one is operated by a cam which is driven through suitable gearing by the crank shaft of the engine. The spark is ob. tainable by. bringing the movable point in contact with the fixed point and then separating the points. The spark occurs as the points separate. How It Operates The ignitor also has a distributor which directs the spark to the differ- ent cylinders in the proper order of their firing, To provide for changing the time at which the sparks occur in the cylinders, the ignitor itrnrrantted so that the interruptor points may be made to open earlier or later in the stroke of the piston. This action is called advancing and retarding the spark. It is, controlled by the opera- tor through a small device called the ton moves back in to compress it and the pressure of the explosion forces it out again. It the spark should oe- cur while the piston was moving into the cylinder on' the compression stroke, the gas would be ignited and a pressure generated that would force the piston back out of the cylinder before the crank had reached and passed the dead center point. This could cause the engine to kick back. This is especially true if the engine is running slowly. Should it be run- ning at a high rate of speed there might be tsuiBeient power stored in the flywheel to overcome this back pres- sure. Thus the engine would run in the proper direction although with loss of power. If the' spark occurs after the gas has been compressed and the piston hasstarted to travel out of the cylin- der and the power stroke has been partly completed this will also de. crease the power delivered by the en- gine. Most of such loss consists of unburned gas which goes out through the exhaust valve and completes its burning in the muffler. T Particular Point There is a particular point in the travel of the piston where the spark should occur in order to give the best results. This point changes as the engine speed changes. In order that the spark may occur at the propels time in each cylinder an ignitor or ig- nition timing device is provided. , When Starting Engine When starting the engine this lever should be placed in the retard posi- tion to insure the spark occurring after the crank has passed the top head center and the piston is rmuifto travel out on the power stroke. As soon as the engine attains speed this shark lever should he advanced ao that the mark will occur early enough to eat the are; burning and produce the full pressure at the beginning of the power stroke. F . upgrk levtr. (By B. Cliiford Brokaw) . . Ignition, compression end cu in the cylinders ere required to stert so sotornohiie engine. The first of these is obtained by mesh: of, en electric spark. The carburetor receives the gesoline from the fuel tank, veporius it end mixes it with sir to provide the oxygen necessery for rapid coma bastion. This mixture is drown into the cylinder end compressed for the purpose of inereaaintr the power. This compressed chsrge is ignited. As it burns heat is genersted which given I high pressure on the inside of the cylinder, forcing the piston out and turnfntthe crank shaft which drives the auto. To secure the most effieient operation of the engine the spark should give the maximum pressure in the cylinder when the piston is in the beat position for turning it into use- ful work. . Drawn Into Cylinder T The gas is drawn into the cylinder by the piston moving out. The pie lt will be understood that the Rais 'umites and bum very rapidly so that the explosion would seem to be in- stantaneous. However, there is 1 fraction of a second consumed in get- ting the gas fully lmited. The pin- ton of the fast running engine would travel several inches in this time. Amount of Goa In Addition to the weed of the mo- tor the amount of m beine fed to it affects the position " which the snark ‘hould occur. The greater the quan- titv ‘of was into the cvlinder the more retarded the spark should be. It in well to experiment with the spark ad. ,raneeHever. Advnnce it to n point where the engine knocks. indicntinz loss of power, then retard it just enough to remove the knocking. Because present day battery igni- tion systems- require a wide range of advance and retard to‘cover all run- ine conditions. an nutomatic mark " vancing mechanism in madly 'pro- vided. This in onented by the engine in addition to the hand merit lever. This device makes it unnecessary to keep shifting the land lever for each change in engine speed. When the king of Italy start; his campaign mind: prdhuity, the flmt thing he ought tb do It tir mask “to drivers who specials. in second- hana "rs-uae-mime-r-Union. BOW THE SPARK OPERATES Procu- Tr'ettimred try Expert For Information of Ordinary . Mom; Hints Given I q May Be Valuable AWENH'IONS _' (lIgtMI,0ni?LhlRllio mama; 1tisnpparxmtthntn.oodpartof the population in okays quite ready to break home tie- Ind seek the balm of eturmre-to know from you to year whether vurioty is rally the spice of life, as it is “mind. The spring begin is only I part of the, annual moving, for October In: it: exodus no lens renowned. lad tin-ouch the year are other minor movincl. Thiaissaidtotteahnedrrorld. Motorists who got thrown out on the ground will say so. ' About four million American out " their moorings end sought new homes during the spring moving new ooh. For this unwillinxneu to any but mother yenr they paid approxi- mately $Btr,000,000. Eye M1ine in the item of 820,000,000 charged by truck- men for the transportation ot house- hold zoods. And of course, the chance of scene inspired the purchue of new furniture and new utensils, thes. two item- accounting for $40,000,000 in the total utimtcd amount of the hill. Plumber: and tittern, ttot $4,000,000 for their services. and restaurants prospered by nuother “MOM paid for meals while household cooking facilities were out of commission. He citesthe 'sna.iit hot! n hut feet which he- been dean with 1y by concession.) committees. Piotn ttttlr to 1923, he point; out. nineteen- rnitteee of the senate and eight enu- mitteee of the home held hearing! oncoel. Annmultheeeyuuore than 11.000 printed new, in or six million: of words, were printed. he eddition to the money expended for printing, be writes, there in Another eide that must be reckoned with. Coat. neuionel inquiries ere threaten. A hearing all: busy men from " over the United Mates; sometime- it all: them beck the next year to to over much the um ground. “Many thou-ends of dolhre." he adds, "hnve been spent on the" ‘epe- do] hearings} much properly. but much on duplicated testimony. I have cited cod. The?! only one Menace. Think of agriculture. Kaela Shade. the Shipping Board, postal rete- and was“. the proposed department of education bill. radio. Prohibition it new on the lint but when we Ihnll yet Idd It to our collection of hardy annuals. good for et lent one cop of words to e melon." . . About Four Millions of Them Move In tttt at Price of $68, ,000 ANNUAL HEGIRA or' AMERICANS COSTLY m of bringing out 'ek-tttor. 1tottwteto1ytae1eMeimHih'i.tttt otureoodnndtmahitttstmrittan be and f: “and, This Ill-grit writea,goq.totti. [:01de pug“: PoiltiandRiuirtim.. _ with; in man'- Bid-en In“; ting-up that while the mtet-imtri, inquiry in , useful and We: t m "oNrAfig'd 3 n "othun _'Wv'l'lhl','dl'fn1'hi'tel'l Haired. Ill. Fitting the ere.. he“! contour. -ir-eqtt All per-lit, - out (In... - . . RAILROAD AVENUE 1 that No. a! Post Ole. h, Excuihé "" War. Dill. th.t. 518.8!. lawn Td. M53! . t '1. - an. jiii,'t,iitt,ii,i. .5: loo. Ba ' startirte, I and it!“ . equipment for you Amue Same: DRY Cl “UNA am) y on cum was um " was _ u um“. f Af ' f and Hadgav_ pm huh. It’s orfe w you (bailing-to PUT BO DOUGH l "I BANK Y BWNG y. Y WISE m admin, iteter.ttetiee. Tall- numbin- Iull: mall'- wan-u cumin-0d tam 't-dartrntitrrftt ”WWW. Add iittte _Thcjoy het _ t It Pu, By If, __,"i'pt was aka- $178 “WILLA! PAGINM" TCKS th