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Fall. o JUST PARAGRAPHS 2 4 PS Ds se â€" m +8 7 Count Corti, in his book about the Rothgchilds says it was a common practice of that age to open other people‘s mail, government officials having a regular system for intercept~ ing the letters they wished to see. ‘The Rothschilds, knowing this, provâ€" ed a little too clever for the officials, for they wrote their letters to spread the kind of information they wished known, either to advance their interâ€" ests on the stock exchange or to inâ€" gratiate them with the officials. "A Book of Stories" is the not very original title under which Ring Lardâ€" ner will publish a new volume in the The John Day Company has pubâ€" lished something that should delight the hearts of the Lindberg fans. It the one carrying serum to Bennett. S. Fowler Wright likes a good roâ€" bust knockdown adventure story. His new book "The Island of Captain Sparrow" is of that kind, much like "Deluge" except that it hasn‘t the more or less serious or moralizing elements of that work, just a good old _ desertâ€"islandâ€"loneâ€"castawayâ€"hosâ€" tileâ€"native type with a leaning toward the bloodthirsty. It was very probâ€" ably written before "Deluge" though the publishers do not say so. is a large decorative wall map by field is well known, showing all the fiights of Lindberg from his first spectacular transâ€"Atlantic flight to Mr. Wright, this remarkable man who began novel writing at the age of fiftyâ€"two or thereabouts, and stepâ€" ped overnight into the notice of such men as Arnold Bennett, Swinmnon‘ and others, uses the ordinary method of making unreal things real, that is the method of piling up detail. Charlâ€" ton Foyle lands on an island in the North Pacific, drifting there after days upon the open | ocean, am‘ll chances upon an entrance cave, the only opening in the face of the cliff. From this cavern he finds a tunnelâ€" like opening upwards. He decides to explore it, we wish we could give a sufficient extract to illustrate with what exact detail we follow his every movement. But it is by this fellowâ€" ing of his physical actions that we become convinced ‘by the process of bludgeoning that that is just how it did all happen. It is the method often used in children‘s books, it used to delight us in "Swift‘s Family Robâ€" We go thus matterâ€"ofâ€"fact and preâ€" cisely through weird and sometimes bloodthirsty adventures with Chariton Foyle. We encounter manâ€"eating birds, a race of satyrs, ferocious naâ€" tives and, not the least remarkable, a charming French girl who has lived for two years in the trees. sume in saying praise of anyone who was listening at the keyhole. There is too, that guiding hand on the part of the subject himself which is usually felt, as incongruous, really, as if the corpse stuck his head out over the edge of the coffin and corrected the about it. Then as it moved from Elâ€" lis* childhood into his maturity the author seemed to get more firmly inâ€" to his stride. He is evidently a man ideas than with actions so the vigorâ€" ous mental development of his subâ€" ject‘s manhood appealed to him. Mr. Peterson is not abject in his attitude toward Ellis, though he does consider him one of the significant figures of croe«~4 Ellis‘ path are presented in the hnok, among them Olive Schreinâ€" er, James Hinton, and Freud. Mr. Peterson might nerhaps better have made his subâ€"title "Philosopher of Ser" not "Love" for it is to the quesâ€" tion of sex. the better understanding of which Ellis feels is essential to a finer life. that he has given his best effort. He has done important and pioneer work there for which he is rightly recognized, but we know him better, if we have read his more genâ€" eral works, for example "The Dance of Life," as a philosopher and stimuâ€" lating exponent of sane, vital, posiâ€" ADVENTURE, THE REAL THING > By S. Fowler Wright Cosmopolitan Book Corporation "THE ISLAND OF CAPTAIN SPARROW" It looked at first as if Houston Esther Gould‘s Not only: Ellis but a number of inâ€" "HAYVELOCK ELLIS, PHILOSOPHER OF LOVE" 44 By Houston Peterson Houghton Miffiin Co. Notice is hereby given to all persons interâ€" ssted that the Counti! of the Cuy of High: STREET with integral curbs, necessary drainâ€" age, catchbasin, catchbasin manhole and drop manholes and headwalls in the City of Highâ€" struction of a reinforced concrete pw :dldl Terrace, “.:‘l Avenue, Oak~ tprg uit Aobranent Nov €17, has been made to said Court to and determine whether or not the facts stated in he had -:'-.n-uâ€" ‘u".l upon on C 20th day of August A.D. 1928, at the hour of ten (10) a‘clock in the foremcon of said day, at the County Court room of said Court, in the County Court House, at Waukegan, in said Lake County. Objections may he filed to said application on or before the bour of tem (10) o‘clock of the City of Highland Park Dated at Highiand Park, Iilinois, ul Dated at Highland Park, Ilinois, August Ist, A.D., 1928. 23â€"24 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed bids will be received by the Council at fts office in the City Hall, Highiand Park, Hilinow. until 7:30 o‘clock, P. M. Monday, the 2oth day of August, A. D. 1928, for the furâ€" mishinig of all labor, material, tools and equipâ€" ment required for the following improvements in aecordance with the plans and specifications _ No. 2â€"Foot bridge to be constructed across the ravine in Cary Avenue west of Sheridan and that it conforms substantially to the reâ€" quirements of the criginal ordinance for the in the forencon Sald assessment is payable in ten installâ€" ments, with interest ‘at the rate of six per centum per annum on all installments from and after date of issue of first voucher. All persons desiring may file objections in said court before said day and may appear on the hearing and make their defense. Fayment for said work to be made in cash on engineer‘s estimates. Plans. specifications and blank proposals may be secured from the City Clerk in the City HaD. Highland Park, lllinois or from James L. Fyfe. engineer, 22% No. Michigan Avenue, Chicago. Hilinois. The Council reserves the right to reject any and all bids if they deem it best for the public wood. By order of the Council of the City of High land Park. Highland Park, County of Lake snd State of lilinois, has filed in the 3;.' Court of on file in the office of the City Clerk in the City Hall, Highland Park, Illinois : nadet Ruw eP oi tatattl B hoh Snb icA No. 4â€"Mighway . bridge to. be . constructed mcross the ravine in Dean Avenue south of Cedar Avenue Each bid must be mccompanied by m certiâ€" fed check made paymble to the Mayor of the City of Highland Park for m sum of not less than tem (10} per cent of the aexregate of August 11 will be the day on which the 80â€"acre Mode!l Farm of Public Service Company of Northern Illinois will be open for first public inspecâ€" tion according to announcement from the company‘s offices in Chicago this OPEN MODEL ELECTRIC FARM AUG. 11; IS PLAN The Mode} Farm, now under conâ€" struction two miles west of Mundeâ€" lein, will embody every practical feaâ€" ture of rural electrification, and the use of gas for domestic and farming "‘The idea behind this farm," says John G. Learned, viceâ€"president of the Public Service company, "is to show the public what can be done to ease the burdens of country life and make it as convenient as city life by the modern use of electricity and gas, in those localities where ierâ€"Journal. .____ nomnes KILLING AT ROUND .’:‘;‘_::'-‘f'-_:-.',-'-"-,-_‘-'..‘-f‘.e‘-!?l LAKE IS REPORTED v. C. MUSSER, â€" _ City Clerk. Dated at Highland Park, lllinois, this 2nd Under Wa;‘l’;; Miles West * of Mundelein .____ Motor Oils STANDARD GASOLINES AND OILS VEEDOL OILS NAPHTHA AND KEROSENE of said day. _ _ _ _ lfim F. LEWIS, LYLE GOURLEY, Mobiloil and Hyvis ELM PLACE SERVICE STATION Frank Siljestrom . Ifirst §L and Eim Place, Highland Park _ § *‘ Phone Highland Park 3545 s ROBEKT E. CLARK, Officer appointed to make â€"______â€" said Assessment & Ervin Snyder, 30 years old, son of reâ€"| W. M. Snyder, of Lake Villa, was shot week in a woods at Long Lake. Albert Coffill, 73 years old, father §3 _ ". 3. ~v â€"*ikirem, who has lived slone in a wooded ‘section at Long Lake for many years, was arrested on a charge of murdering Snyder, a short time after the finding of the ROSENTHAL, MAYER & LEWIS, No cost for expert advice on "How to Improve Vacant Property" OUR references are clients for whom we have erected buildings. For those who will give us an opportunity to figure on any contemplated building, we will be pleased to make up sketches and financial setupsâ€"without cost. We have erected buildings of all kinds and types and are therefore in a position to show you the actually comâ€" pleted buildings, making it unnecessary for you to visâ€" ualize from blue prints only. 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