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The clash between the forces of Leif the Lucky and Th "aath Secier Tis foverter tho vipht you rea or maidâ€"a slave adores a Princess! The The attatk of the Viking fieet on the Continuous 2 to 11 PERFECTED * VITAPHONE® LAKE FOREST T H F A studentâ€"of criminology out in Chicago says that the wrong kind of ."m'&n"'m.t' admitted that when fiié!!dioc- tor orders a diet of spinach the ayâ€" erage fellow feels inclined to choke him. % * ~~Experiments at the Iow_g_; common iron rust to the di theâ€"Chicago Flower of Norway. It is interesting to note that Rolvaag took the name of the ‘settlement where he lived, as his own | after coming to America. His life has | been most unusual. Living the life | of â€"a fishermanâ€"untilâ€"twenty, coming | to America as a â€"means of escape | from that hard, sorrowful life, farmâ€" ing in Dakota and hating that ‘as intensely â€"as fishing, workingâ€"in a factory, restaurant, and saloon, he finally decided to go to school. Gradâ€" uating finally from T. Olaf‘s colâ€" lege he became professor of Norâ€" wegianâ€"4iterature there. This year â€"hasâ€"a leaveâ€"ofâ€"absenceâ€"to â€"doâ€"re= search work and, by a very special arangement, will appear here Tuesâ€" day. Mr. Rolvaag has written a numâ€" _ber of books dealing with Norwegian pioneer life in the northwest. Promâ€" inent novels on this subject are "Giants in the Earth," and "Peder Victorious." % Community Garden Class The communit ighland Park Woman‘s club will hold the last meeting of the year on Wednesday, Nov. 20, at eleven o‘clock at the home of Mrs. Edward M.| willâ€"beâ€"anâ€"interesting â€"program by| members and discussion of plans for| : French Classes â€"Classes in French will meet as usual on Tuesday, Nov. 19, 9â€"12 a. m. Club Meeting Nov. 19 All club members are urged to be at the clubhouseâ€"promptly at â€"2:00â€"p: m. on Tuesday, Nov. 19. Important businessâ€" will be discussed._ The anâ€" nual memorial service will be observed at 2:30. O. E. Rolvaag will talk on "The Vikings of the Middle West." Ole Edvart Rolvaag was born on the Island j knowledge on the subject of his lecâ€" ture and knows how to present his material. He will have ‘slides illusâ€" trating his talk and it promises to be a most interesting and instructive afternoon. ~© y 1‘ Mr. Tallmadge haslately ‘been apâ€" pointed by Governor Emmerson as chairman of the State Board of Art Advisers, which is the Artâ€"Commisâ€" sion of Illinois. $ and has done numerous churches around Chicago. He is a member of the advisory board of the architects‘ committee which is planning the reâ€" on through the generosity of Mr. Rockefeller® and, when finished, will be the old town, practically as it was in the seventeenth century. - J VARIED PROGRAM IS | WOMANS CLUB PLAN: (Continued from page 2) s it the Towa State colâ€"| cept, hol Nt "BY "the "addition of | all Kinds, rust to the diet of catâ€"| sécurities Journa show, charitable and â€" educational pur While the request is address holders of the preferred stock i Wacker ‘Drive Building ~corpor the foundation is empowered t eaeFt hold and mai dor al Kinds, That 361:.5 ons of mon [ On the eve of the opening | new Chicago Civic Opera hous | 4, @nnouncement ‘crgg)eAqt the tion of the Chicago Music F tion. Organized under a per trust agreement, its _ trustee tanley Field, John F. Gilehrist AGnhtnr;&muerimflflr,' uel Insull, Jr., George F. Mitche Hermanâ€"â€"Waldeck. â€" Its annc purpose is to collect a fund, t come of which shall be used i ducing grand opera in Chicag in educating and training peoj the musical art, and in doing things to make Chicago an oper musical center. apf â€"Aflâ€"th‘â€"com-mon_nxkâ€"dâ€"fi Wacker Drive Building corpor in which the Civic Opera house cated, has been donated to a now held the fou ndation. .. _A has also been donated by p smri‘fl_holden._mtu_._ad«hq of ‘preferred stock by other ho are earnestly solicited by the for tion in order that it may soone ized. Organize Chicago M _ Foundation; Aids Barbara, Calif The expedition is continuing tions in islands of the Paci late in December will pro Australia. Many other stran mals are to be _sought _befor. turns to the United States, wh cording to the present sched: be late next February. â€"â€"~Mr.â€"Chancellor is a former newspaper reporter, who had been interested in science, and ing his recent inheritance of fortune left by his grandfath late F.â€" N. Matthieson, manut: of LaSalle, III., took the oppo lecting reptiléa.' A;;;cl;t;:;vi in the leadership of the expedi Nox:ton Stuart, a naturalist of is the largest that has been the past eight years, he stat expedition has secured also of 81 python eggs, and mate resentative of the python‘s habitat, for use in constructi environmental setting for th mens when they are receivec museum. C * Two fine specimens of th ated python, largest reptile | science, are outstanding fe; the collection made thus f2 Chancellorâ€"Stuartâ€"Field Expe the South Pacific, according port.fromâ€"Philipâ€"M. Chancelio E g Museum of Natural Hi The largest of the two snal sures 26 feet, Mr. Chancello According to inhabitants of where the pythons were obt: Specimens of Larges Reptile Known Se â€"â€"â€"By â€"Museum â€"Exp of any kind are «@ccep quest is address preferred stock i Bllfldin‘ corpor; is empowered t Thursday w25 2.s P . ]';‘ .‘ OV