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"Oliver Cromwell," by John Buchâ€" an. A popular but most thorough ._and independent ltndgof Cromwell‘s ~mperiod and_personality. _ â€" _ . "English Journey,;" by J. B. Priestâ€" ley. A wmm of industrial England in the autumn of 1933. " â€" "Through Space and Time," by Sir James Jeans. Po léctures on the majesty and of the earth and sky. | | j t fst: "Stars Fell on Alabama," by Carl Carmer. . Imaginative sketches of life in Alabama: among both the blacks and the whi sn he & "Modern Art; the the Moveâ€" ment, the Meaning,"" by Thomas Craven. An anatomy of modern art which ‘will ‘arouse conflicting "Eobbor m Great Ameriâ€" ean | Capi ,| ~1861â€"1901," . by Matthews® Josephson. ‘An unpleasant story:of the men who e political "I Went To 4Pi§ ) ," by Lauâ€" Â¥en Gilfillan. A ption of the misery, filth and de ation of the ‘miners of. 1 as reported by a young college girl who lived "European Journey," by Philip Gibbs. "An authentic record of the ideas, hopes and fears moving in the minds of common folk" during the spring and summer of 1934. y "K. E. Lee," n ography, by Douglas â€"S. A scholarly and, at the same: a vivid and dramatic piece of writing. _ | spirit. “%“w ment in Anto! phy," by H. G. Wells. A 1 h%}ndid :g‘."."" at selfâ€"revel h reâ€" many of his expressed in his varions writings 1900. ‘~"My Own Story," by Marie Dressâ€" ler. The honest: entertaining story <of a gay independent ~"Leat" Paradise," by © Robert P. Tristram Coffin. (Recollections of a happy boyhood. on a Maine saltâ€"water farm. | i\ vad j ‘~. Mere Is Good Nonâ€"Fiction B on ‘“1; earn? > * ""The American ," by John W. summ.p‘m Des Moines experiâ€" ces ago and Aporbnied oo ing ars ago and 3 e Smerionh Assoefefion t Adult Edus eation, has ‘attracted nationâ€"wide atâ€" tention. Dr. sees in what has beer done in D oines the anâ€" swer of America to the:challenge of modern democratic citizenship. He sees in it a way by ich : America can make Democracy work in a comâ€" plicated. modern worl f s .‘ Best Books of 1991 ~ "The Native‘s ," by Louis Adamic. A sincere and sympathetic account â€"of his> natiyg land (Yugoâ€" slavia) ‘by: one Hm returns to it after an absence of rineteen yun.( PAGE TEN HIGHLAND PARK PUBLIC LIBRARY | HICHLAND PARK ILLNOIS â€" â€"| _ Highland Park J _ Deerfield 459 Phone "Bandits and Ballgds," ndit falls in love with a -tnga in old west and forces people) to buy tickets for her co hk (| f ognized he flees. R Ftt' s singâ€" ing is a bright spot sh a melodions plot.| Family, > 1| ip> |_ Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, March 17â€"18â€"19, Katherine . Hepbuirn | in "Little Minister." Th l:::l here of the old Scotch vil phy. Family. _ |i| | |. Saturday, March 1§, "West of Pecos," with Richard Dix. 6 Grey‘ western story‘ telli life in Texas after the Civil‘ War} G: photography, good gdtin, and clever comedy situations.~ / | t . Friday, March 15;) Edmund and Jack Holt in "WThe Best Man Wins." Two pals, p sea di are rivals in love. ° 'xiuno e a harbor policeman and ‘other the‘tzol' of jewel smugglers, inevitâ€" able complications fqllow w jalâ€" most break their loygl friendship, A tense melodrama, intrresting chiefly for unusual underwater photograâ€" phy. Family. . _ | _ | "We Live Again" with Arna d l-‘redzric March, ‘on ug':yfl arch 14. An ad;ptgt?on‘ ‘Count | Tolstoy‘s moving lov )ry, "Resi tion," â€" of _ éxtraordin tnerit and| eftertainmént value. The emphasis placed on the regeneration of the Russisn Prince and the peasâ€" ant girl he first betrays f whom he later renounces everything, serve to lighten the atmosphéere. The social : and . historical |va ‘nn strong. The Russian orthodbx midâ€" night Easter service is a vivid and: colorful spectacle. Adults : yvfz(/ adults. it { 4o eetelor 1 * .A.R. Better Films | | ; | P Committee l*evipvq . "Georgian Scene; a Lit an» prama," by Frank. Swirne Esâ€" says on modern English literdture fiavored with ‘entbrtaining tes. : "Copeland Translations," ¢ompiled y Charlesg Townsend Cope Seâ€" tions from Continental authots of interest to all lovers of goad literaâ€" 322 N. First St. . Phone 77 Dahl‘s l Auto Reconstructio CJ. ... Auto ting . | : | Straigh | t Body and Fender Rep | SPRING SERVICE STA ON} WELDING AND SOLDERING 3900 H “gzfim mfifim in which the "Litâ€" Minister" comes ‘to the A:fl Licht: Kirk in Thrums and falls unâ€" der the spell bf a fascinating young, fi“n'be’ to be a gypsy. The sultant love brings with it serions problems and néar ‘disaster. |A, charming old story told with direct: ness and gimplicity, having perfect cast, beautify! and sympathetic diâ€" rection, lovely photography. : While the entire cast is notable for its unâ€" ‘derstanding portrayals, outstanding are those of %hc)'ino\flepbumind (John Beals Family. Wednesday and Thursday. "Music in the Air‘"‘ featuring Gloria Swanâ€" son and Jokn; Boles. Munich beâ€" comes the me iiug» place for, several Bavarian coumy folk‘who wish to further their musical ambitions and ‘the plot. # \with their love af.â€" fairs and disagreements, all of which come satisfactory concluâ€" sions. Romantic opereta bordering on b:tx:]osque with .lovely%i music. A colâ€" orful festival, a good‘cast and good direction. Y;'Igmily ho | The Garden class is sponsoring the sile of tickets for the Annual Flower and Garden Show held at the Navy g;': Thoge desiring tickets phone Wade MeNutt, H. 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The father and| been four sons preempted land from the| S¢Y government and built theit'homuiflou around the four corners of ‘Deerâ€"| field field‘s business district. Wlukaml Tt Road %- then an Indian trail. The , ., father‘s home was what is now the| Jordan property and his sons homes| were built on opposite sides of the $ _ trail as far north as the présent I"" Woodman Todd house. Because of| so many Cadwell residences it was! logical to call this vicinity Cadwell‘s | my, \â€" Corners. |>. | , l Two names were suggestedâ€"Erin 17¢ 516â€"518 s‘lbs. for 25¢ Deerfield‘s Name bottles for FE F ... 2 ... 29¢ 4 ... $1 dsn PRUC 29c 10c 25¢ 10c 25¢ 19¢ 29¢ 15¢ ~b¢ 5b¢ partment. BACON â€" 3$1 We wish to announce that Mr. Haypld Rosan, f ty at Rapp Bros. for the past 14 years, is now with @ur meat deâ€" CHEESE â€" «236 Ground Beef = LfiN am b Ch 10pS$ PREMIUM 6 â€"1â€"â€" _ n wale BOlllllgeef “‘;l 5¢ Leg o‘Lamb »26%¢ and Deerfield. "Erin" was the n in the north part of the townthip. 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