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Tax to pay off bonded indebtedness contracted for such purpose shall not exceed two mills on the dollar. printes $11,100,40 io the Departizem af Purchases and Construction to pay the State‘s proportionate share of special assessments for local imâ€" provements to its property in Chiâ€" cago. u....'.'.';.:.".!.........,.." An "'!v-'-.,-i,-h-u-a1 tpon the amount of motor vehicle la-nh.edluflh-d-n. House Bull 500 (Peffers}. Amends sections 46, 52 and 54 of the School Law of 1909. Provides that the trusâ€" tees of schools may, not only at the nh«tuwww,m%-m-&mm poses. The several counties of the O 5Ugar, by taking from the air its State shall each receive its propor.| ©*=POment parts, such as the eleâ€" tionate share of 50 per cent of the| ""**Dt> tarbon, oxygen and hydrogen net amount collected from such tax| **4 combining them chemically, Dr. and shall use sach money for road| 12%> B. McNair, assistant curator purposes »s provided in Act. Scch | Of economic botany at Field Museum proportionate share shall be based| O Natural History, deciares: upon the amount of motor vehicie| "While it may seem a remarkable money in the special road fund; keeping of records by licensees and inspection thereof by Department of Finance; refunds in the case of mo~ tor fuel used for purposes other than in motor vehicles; enforeement oi Act by Department of Finarce. Perâ€" alties. Provides for revocation of distributors‘ licenses. . Purpose of Act to impose such tax once on each tor and motor vehicles. Provisions | relate to distributers of motor fuels; | inventories of fuels possesed on Auâ€"| gust 1, 1927; distributors‘ monthly | reports to Department of Finance of | motor fuels handled; payment of lcemsee‘s tax on motor fue} of two ; cents per gallon to Department of | Finance; depositing of such tax ; House Bill 499 (Arnola). imposes a license tax of two cents on the sale a ficense lax of two cents on the sale | ment. Judging of the stories will be and use of motor fuel used for the | is the hands of a committee which is pmalopmhgmrvdkbgbhwnâ€"mmmn upon the public highways of the of home ecomomics and other authorâ€" State. Defines motor fuel, dhttih.-jhi-uthubjut.- tor and motor vehicles. Provisions It is explained that the purpose relate to distributors of motor fuels; | of the contest is to stimulate more inventories of (ubmedonAn-;h,g,mi.mmy of home ecomâ€" gust 1, 1927; distributors‘ monthly | omics. The scholarships offered are: renorte to Nenavpmaene 2s mrl c c2 210 h " gs_‘dveru'siu. nm;mv«f Jll-l;v‘é. 2915, »to as w'nni;:ded.;-pc;; and misleadiW#® ~ advertisement published with intent to sell or dispose of merâ€" chandise or to nequir;‘t's;l: thereto House Bill 498 (Committee on Juâ€" diciary). Amends the title and recâ€" tion 1 of an Act to prevent fraudulâ€" to be annexed or n'uu};»riii 6;;0.[_' if less than 100. crease of park district indebtedness | mbove % per cent of unblepropertyw and the annexation of additional terâ€"| riw'yto!bcp‘rkdistrktnponpewl tion of 100 voters of the territory, to | health nor that such area contains mukfp-lil&n benefited thersby. House Bill 498 (Fekete). Amends sections 22, 31, and 38 of ‘Park Disâ€" tr'n«t. éfl‘ol June 24, 1895, to permit House Bill 482 (Reeves}. Validates the organization and acts of sanitary districts organized prior to June 1, 1927, under "An Act to create saniâ€" tury districts and to provide for sewâ€" crage disposal," of June 22, 1927, in all respects legal, except that petiâ€" tion and record in County Court do not show that the area of the disâ€" trict is so situated that the construcâ€" tion of sewcrage disposal plans will conduce to the preservation of pablic districts, the addition to an enlarge~ ment of same and the expenses of such purchase. Provides for two districts holding title to school premâ€" ises as temants in common, the mutâ€" school districts to purchase interests nave beey allowed to become laws without his signature.) House Bill 473 (Browne). Amends the title of an Act relating to school districts and school sites, approved June 26, 1923, and adds section 2a (This is a continuation of the list of bills that were passed by the 55th General Assembly and have received the signature of Governor Small, or Bummary of More of the Staâ€" tutes Enacted at Last Sesâ€" wion of Wincis Genâ€" interest _â€"] _ â€"~lof district, filling of vacuncies in ‘ haddtl-h-...m-!cr m-qdhAmw basis, as It is probable the costs are hn it the provut meiind ch maog manufacture through the medium of plants." â€" Dr. McNair is the author of a leafâ€" lot recently published by Field Muâ€" from the air, it becomes less startâ€" ling when it is considered that that bw-&lfimh-&h the sugar we use every day in our dining rooms and kitchens, The orâ€" dinary sugar we yse, obtained from centive for the future housewife to patch from | neuncement of the Fifth National | Meat Story contest. .The contest is llnld annually in high schools of the United States under the sponsorship [ of the Nationalâ€"Live Stock and Meat hoped, will better fit her to assume the responsibilities of home manager. HOW PLANTS MAKE SUGAR FROM THE AIR In mentioning editorially a recent sbate of the taviff in the Senate, he New York Times infers that "the cor devil of a conszamer had ~no riends sa. usual" And the poor _ Knowledge of cookery, food values, | sclection as to duality, or other lph.m of the .subject of meat, may ‘ bring local high school girls within fn.ch of a university scholarship or | cash award ifâ€"they can transfer | tiris knowledge to paper. | _ High school home economics teachâ€" for Moorestown, N. J. won the national championship last year. year approximately 14,0000 giris from high schools in every state of the union competed and the Board expects that even a larger number will be enrolled in the present conâ€" test. As in the past, the distribution of prizes is arranged so that girls in every state will be among the winâ€" ners. Miss Rose Gertrude Schmidt of March 15, according to the announceâ€" Interest in the contest has inâ€" creased each year, it is said. Last project siding in the Iilinois River Valley to be appointed by the Governor. Apâ€" propriates $10,000 to said commisâ€" sion to carry out the provisions of this Act. FIFTH ANNUAL MEAT STORY CONTEST PLANS Agriculture, Chance for High School Giris to Tell What They Know of Home Economics House Bill 511 (Arnolds). Estabâ€" lishes the Hllinois Valley Flood Conâ€" trol Compmission, whote dutics are to study the cause of foods and conâ€" trol of same in the Tllinois River Valley and report the status of its lative to fSlood control to the Fiftyâ€" -nhmr:a‘ taxation for payment of debts. Limit of taxation is set at five mills on the UR ®2 iD quanty, of: other | s of the subject of meat, may | loedl'th-dodtirh'hhin} of a university scholarship ort award ifâ€"they can transfer | nowledge to paper. j 3.« #% American bankers in 1911 offered to lend Nicaragua money to displace the foreign capital, notes Dr. Cox, but the senate refused to guarantee its security. The solution came when "American interest in Nicaragua was whetted in 1909 when President Zelaya proposed selling canal rights tc Japan. Vague rumors of Italy or Germany sending an armed force to the Caribbean region to insure the sccurity of loans, made America fear for the safety of the recently acâ€" quired Panama canal zone." cannot be considered merely as a reâ€" sult of the Coolidge policy," says Dr. Cox, "but rather as the fatest develâ€" which dates back to the Roosevelt administration." . have a finger in N’l;ar;z; affairs if the world war, consequent weakening of whether the United States would the real reason for marines now beâ€" ing in Nicaragus, according to Dr. university, who has just completed an exhaustive study of decuments affecting the two countries since The fear of intervention in Central America by Germany, Japan or other foreign powers in protecting their investments, a spectre which haunted the dreams of American financiers and statesmen for the decade followâ€" ing the Spanishâ€"American war, is Does Not Want Europe Nations to Have Excuses to Take . Charge of Nicaragua | Dr. Cox raises the cA Sensational Achievement in Beauty and Performance Suilvered Prines "Eunttesitnss OF L. 8. $5 8 5 WM. RUEHL & CO. 120 North First Street +. ym internal ing a hand in the political strife out ofâ€"which revolutions grow. A furâ€" ther interest in Nicaragus was taken by America, when, for $2,000,000, a i00â€"year option was given on a new canal right, the right to fortify some small Caribbean islands, and permizâ€" sion to establish a naval base." the conservative Nicaraguan faction “&W”b“h straightening out Nicaraguan finanâ€" Bette 4 H. P. State Bank Bliz Telephone 678 256 St. Johns Ave. Highland Park Botte 4 EMPLOYMENT BUREAU Pirst Class (White) Help Telephone Highiand Park 1206 American Employment Bureas of Highland Park DR. B. A. 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Cofi:eintohx We‘ll gladly arrange for a rolet has ever announced! _ You owe it to yourself to come in and learn thedetails and completeness of apâ€" pointment as well. But not until you take the e ied oo do Yop get e cance latest Chevrolet achieve. Phone 1110 except General Sandino, a comparaâ€" tively obscure figure. He, supported by malcontent resinants of the old forces, still opposes the Stimson comâ€" this on to Bill Thompson ic speak in Chicago had it cancelled cn her because she smokes cigarettes. And we “Mmflythqyfll ud to the point of blaming rade rures _