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WOMEN 0N JURII§ B OBJECT (h? CAMPAIGN P. Women Yoters League Plans fur Drive to lntere-t Public in Referendum Ntth SIM)“ IN! SI \nn. Moxittt'..lt'NE 29,M mt'HARO ARM-IN “HIGH SOCIETY BLUES" “spawns son run DEAIFS TI hone 2 I'm llll RSI! bt. Hill) St “The Benson Murder Case" living 'aumhle The Light of Western' Stars 'iiikiiifi'iiG nAnrHELMEs'g ttttit , E IN " HRSIIOIII’ “SON OIF' [BE GODS" “THE CLIMAX” " RH. & " mm (“HII'IIH "001’ GIBSON in "ROARING RANCH I t.tirn' GAY.Notl tsttt "I" WILLIAM POWELL M VI Reach for Use on "N- SI'I|.H("I'H|I THANK“ Pit TURKS ALCYON pe " M 'ttttttte of not think ahead IN um] Highland Park in RM Randi" ' . KAT" "atirtve "nly M"! Iudvpvttdrtt" with tlso Il Th Mond VNRYN ("AWFURD neral Moseley Weds Mrs. Du Boise of N. Y. HS M (HAS. FARRELL M Make Intelligent. Jurors y make as intelligent jurors as "ther better, in they pay more th-nllnn and Dunn-I've better M ARY mu AN Sundu) rnnlinumh Philo Vance' av, \I'ZWS . BURKS Iray Il J udR Bargain Matinee at tht h In June M Il we George Buck of armor ml w: Mr t'hu'rles , il IND-l I 2:“! Ther Sul Slum“. Mgr. pm In 4l Fl ml " Ant? msc. It such Nnmvn would the guilt or , and them Ko better condi- mmandant at known on the 'renee Barber t, took plat-o mun-1. It is hand in this is always a an as Jurors and all who ttwir app" TEE PRESS M I) any cast-s in the In I I :30 Mine which ni and kind on “I! an at Witten-Schweiger Nuptial Solemnized ths da, irtomvdjately uftvr the services a nodding breakfast was served at the hmm- of the bride‘s parents un Laurel ttVtmitl', after which Mr. and Mrs. Schwriuvr loft on a honeymoon trip in Caruvla and throucrh the vast. They win he at home after July Ir, in their m'w hunw on Gray avenue. nK ‘lri T h lmmu-dintuly aft” the son "lding breakfast was served am- of the bride‘s parents u" mum. "nor which Mr. am Mr hm sly SUMMER CLEARANCE THURtiOAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY June 26, 27 and 28 Closing Out K _ A New and Attractive Lot of I Mary A nn Frocks Jumm church ot Highwuml was Jon:- of a pretty wedding yester- morning (Wednesday) at ten k when Marion Elizabeth Wit- Iuuurhter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil. N " ‘uuliful will In]: hat " I' M r L9 SOUTH ST. JOHNS AVENUE lurk any SUMMER DRESSES h w itten arkspur ,s and s " Culling) entertain J, ll. Smith "t Glencoe, the bride. attended was mur and \vnrv a gown of m in Aen, a twin brother of best man while 'r'sylvese mu! John Witton www- Frank Wilhelm of Chi- "autifully "I Love You Maria," and "At Dawn‘ th: and w int dk mum. new. [wing fl . Hullv FA ERY SALE FINAL sat etfo h mit aurcl uvenue, be- ' Frederick Hugh COP. The, church rin/vers, ferns Hullvy rn-ud the et of pink mick; Mrs. Earl Tholin 1HN Ah w am! ly picture in and tulle Veil .muuht with mute Ridgewuml bridgn club , gown of t and car- These dreams are silks and prints and were former- ly priced " $10. They come in sip,ts from I t to I I. rhion and acted as uyuet of are large Huh their ten Irhirii)io BEACHES l, POPULAR JUST Mt _ . Swimming Classes l On Monday, June 30, Mr. Rice in Punting a- beginning swimming c115: fur all those interested. There will be no charge, and Mr. Rice is capable od giving very excellent instructign. Fur the tviii t of those who do not know, the resid ts otJrurhland Pttrh are asked to btain season ticket: ), for the privilege of using the three hatches; these are Roger William: ‘uvcnue. Central avenue, and PM! i avenue, Fur persrrmi between twelve ', and sixteen years of age the ticket: are ten cents; from 16-21 they an twot.wfive cents. and for those oval ( 21 they are fifty cents. These ticket: “I'D obtainable at the beaches or w the Park board office, (Continued on page 48) teach has _ last few " temperature is at 62 dog] temperature uf the water. The wate is at 62 rlvgn-os now, a rise of six de $'t't'es having taken place since a wee aim. The beach is in good shape with about 75 to 100 feet of good sun and a graduating "depth. The equip nient is all complete, with swings sou-saws and parallel bars. A refresh mrnt stand is at the entrance and wrvos cool drinks, ice cream, ete According to Bill Rice, the life gun at the beach. there were about 15 to 200 maple at Central on Monday There were a number of out-of-to bathors, coming from Chicago and th smaller towns to the west of High land Park. Attendance Increases as Tem perature of Water Rises; Swimming Class know, the are asket for the p beaches; The attendance at Central bathin hast increased greatly in the w days because of the highe Thursday, June M, 1931