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THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1938 to law in such case and public notice is hereby given that ?mw'm;mt_&.m“r s s uis on o4 which unmmumm«hhm rdâ€"d-tlhd Election to be held on November 8. 1956. #€ t s of this State for mdoption or rejection at the next Election of Members of the General Assembly of the State of Iilinois, in mbh. nâ€"-fi: bn-‘ml.q.1m,ldh&h!r.d-fi.h:-c'wn&'n. sections shall read as follows: Heyichd . RESOLYED, ty the Rewe oo Reprnmintives o6 U 40th General Assembly of State "of Tfinets" ts Ronete o loaney "aleent on t , bay oilh Prmarel Arrombly of . _.._ Bection 5. No state bank shall hereafter be created, nor shall the state own or be Mable for any stock in any corporation or joint stock company or association for banking Sec. 6. lbmd'&.::mnlm-w.."um“- associations | with whether of discount, nor amendments ommc ho rrecrarce Actâ€"â€" 3'». :n‘-dnfllâ€"flnntw“dhd“â€"-hnd-fll* Bee. 1. uzfi'ma-mlmmnh-m be enacted authorizing or :-y...:h-mmwmm»m-:m-msmmuu The form in which the proposed amendment to the Constitution of Illinois is to appear upon the official ballot at the General Election on November 8, 1938, is as follows: EXPLANATION OF PROPOSED AMENDMENT. 1. Proposed section 5, like present section 5, provides that the State shall not be interested in any bank. 1 2. The amendment omits the provision from present section 5 requiring submission to the voters of acts of the General Assembly relative to banking. It provides in mmomcmdmmmwmummnmu effect unles such sets receive the affirmative vote of not less than twoâ€"thirds of the elected members of each House of the General Assembly. @ â€" money ___ Bee. 8. All provisions of the law of this state making stockholders of banks personaily liable for obligations of the bank are hereby repealed and declared mull and nundnon?-flnn-hlmnhnhnw-fl-nnhu-hm be pending within one year after this amendment becomes effective. Adopted by the House, June 30,° 1987. _ _ __8. _ Provosed section 8 repeals the provision of present section 6 making stockâ€" holders of a State bank linble to the creditors of the bank over the amount of stock held by such stockholders for liabilities of the bank. , rones W:Illâ€":b dnu;z- '"â€"n,;':‘; Ei-hm“ t ..2':: ‘.'l and 8 !-‘:Ill:: money or as moi rep presen ns the issuance of money by banks. mey Â¥ CAPITOL BUILDING 4 Springfield, Illinois, Office of the Secretary of State. I, EDWARD J. HUGHES, Secretary of State of the State of Illinois, do hereby Mmt&fmmhnunmollamdtntl-duth No. 14, being a proposed amendment to sections 5, 6, 7 and 8 of Arti XI of the Constitution fo the State of Illinois, and the form of the official ballot to be used in submitting the same to the electors of this State at the General Election to be held on the eighth day of November, A. D. 1988, the originals of which are now on file in this office. In Witness Whereof, I hereunto set my hand and affix the Great Seal of the State of Illinois. Done at my office in the Capitol Building, in the city of Springâ€" (SEAL) field, this 24th day of June, A. D. 1988, and of the Independence of the United States the one hundred sixtyâ€"second. HAROLD J. TAYLOR, Clerk of the House of Representatives. Concurred in by the Senate, June 30, 1937 OFFICIAL PUBLICATION For the proposed amendment to Sections Article XI of the Constitution. DEERFIELD STATE BANK In cleaning done by the RELIABLE LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING COMPANY. Your best dressâ€"your husband‘s suit â€"or Junior‘s neckties receive the careful care that only experâ€" ienced employees and proper equipment can give. Modern small homes offer bigâ€"home convenience! Modern financing is convenient, too! ‘ %Mmuonoflmm,lfl:r’:ltermonthc FHA Plan: down paymen some ‘cases, as low as 10 percent of the value of house and lot . . . the balance paid monthly, like rent. Inquiries are invited. Our staff will give you courteous, prompt attention. COMPACT Secretary of the Senate. .... but Complete YOU GET A BARREL OF VALUE DEERFTELD, ILLINOTIS Telephone Deerfield 258 Id.l*-lh.‘lâ€"-om INSURED FINANCING. NOTICE LOUIE E. LEWIS, Speaker of the House of Representatives. JOHN STELLE, President of the Senate. 6. 6. 1 ana s ot EF EDWARD J. HUGHES, Secretary of State. Move To Avert Repetition of Lake Tragedy eap of distance, combined as it alâ€" most invariably is with rough seas and heavy weather, make such longâ€" range help tragically inadequate, despite the most heroic efforts of the Coast Guard personnel. Highland Park desperately needs and deserves a United States Coast Guard Station. ‘The establishment of such a station would automatiâ€" cally carry with it the construcâ€" tion of some degree of sea protecâ€" tion in the form of breakwaters, to facilitate boat handling and moorâ€" ing. It is hoped that when all the facts are properly and earnestly presented to federal «muthorities, backed by the most recent evidence of loss of life and property, adeâ€" quate action can be stimulated. This, of course, would be a longâ€" time matter, which would require several years even if decided upon at once. Meantime, Highland Park will be devoid of protection unless furnished by its own citizens. The committee designated to raise monies for Highland Park‘s life saving equipment suggests that conâ€" tributions in any sum, be made in the form of checks or cash in the name of the Highland Park Lake Front Safety Fund, and sent or handed to Mr. Leo J. Sheridan, 1601 Dean avenue, Highland Park, or in care of the First National Bank of Highland Park. Adminisâ€" tration â€"and accounting for the exâ€" penditure of the fund will be in charge of the general committee named above. We wish to express our most sinâ€" cere appreciation for the sympathy and kindness extended by many relâ€" atives and friends during our reâ€" cent bereaverment.â€"Lencioni Famâ€" ily. (Continued from Card of Thanks THE PRESs 1) Francis Cawley Passes Away After Six Weeks Iliness Frances Helen Cawley, 34, daughâ€" ter of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick F. Cawley of 233 N. Second street, died Saturday afternoon at her home, following a six weeks illness, resulting from an enlarged liver. Frances was born Sept. 18, 1903, in Highland Park and was educated in the Immaculate Conception grammar and high schools. For the past sixteen years she had served as‘assistant manager of accounts payable in Mandel Bros. store in Chicago, where she was held in the highest esteem by her coâ€"workers, Solemn requiem high mass was said Tuesday morning at 10 o‘clock at St. James church, Highwood. The deceased was laid to rest in Ascenâ€" sion cemetery. Besides her parents Miss Cawley is survived by three brothes, Harry of Chicago, Charles and William of Highland Park, and three sisters, Mrs. Marie Mann, Anne and Marâ€" guerite, all of this city. The Highland Park Social Bervice has a need for knitting needles and yarn (all sizes and colors). Also for clothing which can be used for school students of all < agesâ€"grade school, high schoo! and college. Garments of good material can be made over if necessary. 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CGAS is the Perfect Fuel for All Home Purposes Glencoe Athlete Recovering From Bandit‘s Wound Stabbed just above the heart when he resisted a colored robber, Joseph Sacco, 21 years old, a north shore athlete and playground inâ€" structor, is recovering in the Highland Park hospital where he was brought last ‘Bhursday. The robber tried to hold him up while SKOKIEVALLEY LAUNDRY INC. Hike! It need not be far .. . but it does you good : . . to take a hike . . . with a few of your friends . . . and maybe pick flowers . . . or watch the birds! . . . Nature‘s most beautiful ;. . when you walk with it] Good Health Demands Sanitary Clothes! . P,. Clark, District Supt. Waukegan and North Chicago Phone Ent. 1616 LAUNDEY Wwa .back porch or in the Sacco wa 411 Rancd ment.â€" Family Clothes washed on the in the yardâ€"say, it takes SKNITATION to have health! Let us do the job for you â€"regularly! We saniâ€" tize safely, and make your clothes germâ€"free. W Highland Park 3310 then dried PAGE T) at