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new enterprise: " DeerfuH: The Radio Club, which received the re- turn; from the Prineeton-Chieatro pm; The new buildings nnd of the sc'mol'n new electric power punt, operated by the students. A member of the oldest elm sprout-med at the mm. told of the high school win tho attended it. There were only " pupils nnd chases were held over Brand's paint shop. Shem" on. of four who trmduated that year. Hnrry Eichler spoke of the reorgan. ization and renewed enthusiasm shown by the "sedation. W." W)". Mr. Sand- wkk w" unable to attend, no Mr. Ball took his place, tellipguoflbo Rollin Pease, musical direetpr " Northwestern sang a evenl selec- tionl. Edwin Gilroy described the Pri-ton-chi- gum. Capt. sandwich tad the football manager m ealUd upon for speeches. TI. following oft1eem were elect ed for next year: President, Samuel Bingham; lat VicePru., Leslie Mr; 2nd Vie Pres., Robert was; Treasurer, Dr. Earl Fritreh; Historian, In. Robert Penis. Mr. Ind In. Jack Klemp haul We have just begun to realize in named their little you Mathew ', our hustle and bustle to train wealth. mil. Khmp. for the maternal build duel, eonstruet highways and Mather. Ir. Zahnle has Pete by out railroads. that we have no- two We: and little luhew ', 3W that which u quite 88 been. is Chi m to twelve the trrandir--tseirhttr surroundings. Tm TheTuewatin Academy has Io-: eaiiiritriiaiiiraaruursm) Eri+andmr%oettrueuerrd_P theaorrth-tqett put of and". Muslim-m".- '7Gi'd;i'ruTsuariG",TUiail st-.amtunttrna.erutrrarhem thAad-nywuHO-ld "Wham-gloat- "up..." Init-uhm, lt-IWMWM. Mucummghhndhrku mum-mu John Ed-rp-dir N; tL"r,uat"'g did. "chiming: J PtttrehofNorth Methatbir; Mmedlondly' S"lsT'rlld2tTL'rtL'%','rs'-l.. tui-ti-aura-ith"'.!, XerrresftbeHUrte. l _ The nuoduion plans to give a my this your. Fqllowfnnge din- id/ . dnnie wu given in the gym- Inn-inn. Gordon and Arthur Kress In staytrstt with their sister, Mn. 'toh-t Gmmlllo of Highland Plrk duh; the m of their parents who no trawling through the west. father's m4 Mr. sad In. William Kid! enur- hbdutlhnllydinncrm in -limmtt to In: Laur- Innis of Plano. m., who in wading a mi um but m. In. R. I. Vim. liu En Mi returned from Rawmood, when the hu been vim but am, In. R. M. Lord. It. and In. lay V. Hutchison a! China an the west end "an: of Ir. and In. I. D, Buds. -iri. W' " visited m. "ther vb b - Orion-IV m at the Em hospital, sauna-y. Mr. at] In. by Gum enter- tdnod minim hom Wuhan" Sunday. P.g.tt.na.hmtdt1A.6tfethu mmhmdw In. Ell-or an". In. Robert Gnomllb. h - tbit-tts. In. Bruce lulu. ad In. Robert E. Pettis mendod . an Hundn-d My "tttoh-ae..."-' Goldberg cl "kill-d Purl Thun- hy gnu-noon. Tho an" were "in!" decorated VIII Mums. - an nnd the Bulletin colon Th "see-ful who "at: were Ind-ma Robert Gmmhde, Herr Kr. Ind In. Arthur Hermi- andl .oartiehnrtintertt smdarnttheGil- "it. mm. mm Mer. - who spent the mtg! with lb a". Punl cnmm'numd "Mwa-puuu "mo-um" tr wan-nub. I w of the tmrs-IF-i-eat-iii/ttdoes .mmumm "-hartmtrttsqetnsts. tttim',',"'," trtthe t'tth'2ltttatt,t'ftdl: that! [Land Ill-1.1. trvtrurPtrksrmtthe "Wham Wid -a. in" iEicui. Le?2'EOiiiiiit-, Thim an my "PM" ettstgti!'ttghallNtrt 'MI'. grsttd Lillie. "°" Ugh. tinte tn y'alun hut-x Lttre Ind ELM-{urine mm Ind Anhibdd Aber 'r'iN'e,t'itt"dMtlt In. E. J. Bingham at ,tuRine,.orrhr- Deaer asu/atlturf. w Qg'es'2lp2d " l tb-tsq" of States have lulled madman: mung aide October Atqth-Hovmnber 3rd a TM Plant- [in[ Wonk. Mayors of Cities are pro- 'clniming Tree Planting Week local- Trees ftrr shorter. Trees for but li, Trees for fruits and has and (terr'. Tree. for radiant tum :hndmpes.' They are the i-itnge 30! men. They are the greatest gifts Id nature. Plant. Tau! Pt-q than! " is spy-update that no do it tttittt Pint. Week." Ttee Ioct Sign" NATIONAL m Th. mlmtion of National Tm Plating Week is meeting with Instant :pprovnl. From can! to can: mu governors in urgently recommending it. Public oftieinls in cities throughout the country In supporting the movement. Thru the plus, eimie associations and other public mutilation, it has gained tremendous headway. v. Birth" tmer-Them In 110,0tm/much better and in now able to be 000 - h m Why "notip. - . m an" tmq 'ianti:wia.,,_-_==.-,=,,,=-,======zz:==-, wool-ml eelettmNthe-tton our! --' Wyn 110" has plated See your ha] "men. socdxmen -hr-wi11_etexmrt- oreuqut. "(as "up. .11 "won- M Tte-h, mum. o/2=i"il',,t1' cannot plant nulangbeqhmeophut E'vrre-thhtimeofthe your. .mmmun-p-otmhnny.lcomn a. hell "I." we if . Thetmei.rt-B'Neth.NrrselsaritabutMt. coping-u. them. girl or for It" or not". .'riil'i':'?1iraii' III. pic-did found- |willhoubi¢ m. for Am It tion pW'mnchnminc in mild. etrertnaesg-inthesttorder. l P,etl'rtNtttiitt',,ettg Fix '.At9htm Mem----' few tree You dialect. "it" or trees of qiWi of no"! plan!!! A national Tree Planting Week is a great, stride in meeting one of the put problems of the day-that of gunning our national beauty. Sandy . season passes, but some (rut old tree In our yard or oar neighbor's is cut down. Yet that should not eau-e us sorrow if we or another Rpm-g ing up in its place. We must get the tree plant- ing habit if our cm); are to remain beautiful in nature', "ensures. Plan to plant a tree each year. Planting has a fascination. The yard becomes an attractive beauty spot with I posey bed, shrubs and tree- Ind vines. The one inspiring and Mn element in . land- up. is in trees. A denuded moun- tain top or hillslope is devoid of loveliness. A river winding thru a Lind stripped of its trees has lost its greatest charm. Hill and valley and city ducts are dependent on trees for scenic effects. an! old tree In neighbor's is cut should not can-e at another spn Wu! Atart-oriarattsor "Mum-chub..- eitrortowaouetttto-tr-tr balm-om rum-nu (lawman-punter": Minimum"). thar-tat-----" ttteirtisaad-rseraidtMso- "geranium. Wench" -rtnnt-orrtreeatrrthethef -plantthemin pub. line-rv wlyl, punt on wind trout and 11'."an WriteA-uian PM Amanda!» WM Blink is, firework! paw has banned a hundred, fold. High- way: no bang lined yum prong. Window B-at-port, Iowa, nedvod (In: My from a eun- pdgn uh this "In M." in the CW! Ind "can in the win- m. m".~l. All the down town dim .. to nude beautiful with - but: A good activity for a Chunk: of Commerce or other Civic Clubs. Tho huh-cu men will do n. la --'" bod. Rudy a-d-tr-am the M Baud m "any". Some dub ean-totttttat_totteplnrtt Oreo-tru-din/r Auto cam/dr-u-Moat our, town has an Auto Camp Gunnin- lany of there must no _no¢_nry D. c. tir u may on moi-m um Punt a BM. Tm on your home gm. m "tft be an education to Wu and", 7 sehoois--Wut M r school ground-2 That is "a" loan of a... M m at America have bet little beauty. It is I crime. Take hold 1nd do something for the school; - m 'q-'""" v. *'_r9.._..N... .._V. bet little may. It is . crime. leave. Take hold Ind dommtethintt for the' Our taneher, It: Rum uni her schools. pupih [In I W..." party Fri- F'im gtatio.no--Punt you. tnes'dly nit" " ch M house. The and shrubs. The Bremen will xladly pnrvnu and other relatives of pupil' an for them. were in" and all report a pleu- lunicipll Buihti--Nothing will ant mining w help to advent! . MI better than _ Betty In, the three y," old to but beautiful sunning: ubout 1""th of It. ma Mrs. Peter in public buildings-mm please Myer, who in been very ill for "v. take nods. 1Mal weeks with summit" is very Birth WM no 110,000.1much better and in new .ble to be in; YMMV! Mr?" have "Urn-flunk'dmm ttrstt,',','Nu In - iuhrmtr-Bi,orabmtthe W- J'unttuartdxrrhtetree "Hum-wann- tree m. died out. chew» or uni-Islam! m- Human] Roan -eme'"" mum": m: - St-N-- I MI' BALL NEWS anl8l"otbtoekmmttt-tigtnv- forthrWoodstoeht-. Thom. atoodtrto0.LT.rr.s.-tt madatthonnouuunl .art.ats.dsofpuribattamhd. m mchludsddm-ht undue for the Libertyvillo "I to were WAUKEGAN L, T. a. s. new om? AT' woonsrocx "up" Outweild, u usual, WM went clown to mother football do teat Sam-nay whcn Thornton romp- od away mm a " to 0 vilury. an opening u ..:-hdown was made but I few ntirtutr am: the initial M when szkegan fumbled and lost the ball L. 1'hornton. A few Iain:- mgea ar ', Thornton had her 1m were. A scraxzvy game was put up by the locals Mt. the eonslstent pound- ing of tlw Thornton crew made vie. tory imp. ~ible for Waukegan. One half of the schedule: is not eomplete_ three gmee renuinlng to be play ml. The remaining gamer 'tre all wth far stronger team: than Wankegav, giving the locals Hal! dance to come to the front. Last year's champions, Deerfield, will be met next \ eek. This is one of Wan- kegnn's bnterest rivals, but things are looking pretty gloomy for Wal- The game with Thornton brought out spots Hf real headwqu and foot- ball on the part of the locals. Dem- hue, who played in the traekBeld played an especially noticeable - and his work ls worthy of with. Moore played I steady game's. ul- uni. kegan a team. Lambert of Thornton "that! on and Peseator fumbled the hall on Waukenn's 25 yard line. A series of line smashes netted Thornton" first touchdown, Stewart, left mt putting the ball over. anbctt'! dm. kick netted an additional 'olnt. Thornton attain kicked off, ttie ball going past Waukegan's god line nnd the ball was pinned on the 20 yard he. Line plunge: Bowed another Mt yards where Thornton held and Waukegm was forced to' punt. Thornton worked the ball to Wanke- gan's 40 yard line and a drop kick by Lambert m attempted ht fail. od. Score: Thornton. T; Wm, math." Monum- -dto_th.uitfnrHoW-- inn-WW. Mart-alum: "eoodt-hdtmrsoftudnr,m.k- s... Amwmmm Ttirhihqtcefar-nmbrti1d- Mal-noun mac-27mm: urrerueeth-tr-dd.qotit June. Thornton had ball on Waahgm'a 25 yard line. Bere the continued to mks her - and Pulse: took the bail om for -sther madden. Thornton's pine. Meh (M Sean " an! of m: Thornton, IS; Wuhan, it. ing the Icon. Thor-Mon. te. Wuh- an. It. "out; important follow- Pt-rn-usd-tog.-, Ir. ad In. Low [and ad dlu (but. Ind li- Emma Baron motor ed to Gust 141m and Fort Sheri dun Sand-y. John M in mind the - an». {In one mile north of Inn- in. m will In as. Inch lat Ir. I": has be" on the In: Lurk in. for the past six yarn and Mn mg ftiertth in this neigh- borhood will it sorry to have him Amhhdho-oforunhort meatball Eur whiek be will spend tuwiaerittChkners um P'-'"- - 2"'Wrgt" m "a, . m an no" no". m M {a ahow . I a. lam "can. with 'JId"tfd'gulrfduhGirt Wmnm'" here-dag. M" the Home theh- ( 't'tt't.'lmt2 Mal new: but no trr6r-- I" Gm but. 'q m Norm W" t,rMWtht,' - m "humane". mum a On m '1'."- M that '0'mh'undlllf0f'. "val. -rrhft-'-iu, In " an!!! to grow. '15-"- nhon that we ham 50,"... - In 10 nmnd.l-I_vlim the looll d an... Punt during two may. wad; Tho-inn uni-V ticked of Ind B-Pttttauraa-Pord-t WELL tieergeif has -a winning com tpttt1ttmigt yum "Y, momma 1, mi LOSES TO tho..., .u.\' " To . but." of In" eomttr-t6teed thee-eet1rmeettuqentr' malady-murals", In that out, contents-n. - Neutmmarrt.tAt.eramtrvqrttt Namath-bunk" old. mnnmmmm may. hu- n- - Ill-ht a the Northwestern railroad, M In comm caviar-rm " n mrtteh Mr. White working " the mit. and be m clotted my tleg& of 00 mu. - to pooplo " m that they clotted htm an an. E that entity. Tho lumen mun. coo "I, "I! III . pure " - do to -tqq6B& In W for Iyllhh moi-of the meld "idtt--ttotttesoteBiot than n W. Ho was pro W mtstdtr mett he born- can!" .0 than do. New at the Insu- mlon. which petition " mph. I". Be I. "can " the [no Own!) Banks-f "soda-1a. During "MNMMIHRIDP'MIM the meal of the people of the county I. was dead nynr of m Ind m " In. County WI. the an an. a In palm he mm- tittet In: mud by m who". Ronublicln Oindidms on State Ticket Garrick-adama- -lber,s we": Inn-"um: (Inel- 'trat-tr-tttsont-ttttes In. "has an am-m [had not m Be an" the public about for urban- and n- m to work In I urn-co on than be m mph"! m who .6. b ~lrnmu " Bit VII "at"... . gums-(r111, m N. M" 1.: the qu-tn d m city at an: win and In an the can a? lk nut. 8:90sz W - "It - ID If" a l Md d who" mummmmmw moon and teaching WM -ettenmat.eevotsstotH6.eeb -t-mgrentrtaVttN 'te-q-ttttttht") Bum b-st-er-shirt-er-ttA, 137m" uaiiLi'Car. ad ' an: bl. It... at Muen- 2'tte "by - In Jam!- - les G. BLAIR OSCAR IELSOI when his" oft an m - m Trrenetpat of a. who tttft of was. an." aunt. you: Ina-hm at Ithool: It may nil m m uln- Spat it h Mm about In 'he. thto, N. I. I. beam . m at no - "on Nor-II M where In mad men "an. or u» m be "-M had W :1 (I. in. d ttttttd-rt-te. at of public Atqtmrtioar-4n was N - you" Mr. Run Inc Dan - in .0 woman of ch ch cation! We!" of the Into. Thet hhumworttodoulud Rhodium my ho niacin-mood win it in and that there m h um L717" PM. of Ivhool In in ID- noll. The lumber of school elm ll an m the number of school "when "an Thu on may"! in 13.710 also! bulldllll no and nluntion It Othml prove!!! II M mm. on. " and-I In. Mr. mu: In W "or: county in the state and MI taken pert tn thou-ud- of 'mt6Ntt" I county. an... and city schooi cm 80 nu mm on Invitation In halt the late. in the Union "a in nape-mi upon an tthMNMt d the National Educ-Non undam- I dam! "Incl. Tod-y M II him Mhnut the country and In remind us one of the foreman duo-ton d his day. Mr. mm m Inn-rind to my. mum: Cato- o! Leno]. Ther haw- two childnn. Richard Yates, Rppubllcun - dnto for conzrmmIn-It-llrn In carving " atom: form In that - Ity. no '1. "nominated with"! - campaign not: his part. Mr. In"! In widely-Mn thrnth (to Mnt% tutu bo- ucma In In" pound than" " llfe. Born In he» numb. I. of the beloved own at mot. "In! he... n. m I. "eenSqq In mo Mal about mm com Illinois all... h in "ri mm tho Univ-nu a MI". E. nrhnol tn m _ mod " y." at on, um - 1mm. mm mm you. a on. 0 Juan at Morgan ma. Eb load mm- of Illinois tn 1". no an" - 3'an a - . be the. mm "mum can". not M Dunn. u""' an am qvrwrnsl under tl"N"i" thoemt "an! J. Brand-u m m to ma Helen st Von!!!" Nahum." an. Kb Dorothy and 0.0mm... vb trtarid n- L mam Jr. d In. "M7 [an at. an. at. for -ruarreMe " III IRS. mines use» Huck CtttMto mes Mate of nu "1'00"! no of n: iv an." " the OM mm " I am It?" in than marked "ttity - has "I: meant-M m " "than tn, puny Inna. a. h o be" In the Join In" law -stC"'"o"tdtqeete, " thr 0000mm" 1 the m hm. During the m Mr. M hmmu-mmaunmmn m term. Baring and. I Mtmttre "can". nun-wu- mrttgt9r' (a m "mutton. hum. for be - "Jon. val-nova Ind - IQ In. Buck new I": but." and upon to man that m w of "panting I "I do (In. the. when dedod. " '0 II- My wlll In. will we . Wm autumn. being tho in u." ever to Mt In tho lm "I! " I mmntlvut-Iun. In. Initia- mm. b a - at w United Bum lento! - "up". VIII- I It: and alao win nan in an» m of Min. the an m. out t have bean and" a the " bonu- of wanna. Ibo - tour mum. than be" and a '11. of whom ah. ia my - a. the doqhtae " I "m In. Burk bu bad the admin. ot "an of acquaintance with pull: Mona. havint um to W "not: (have: from he an. ntmynnhomhmm In. - and can all. a. My was In WM In. BIG I. always been activ- in "an": a. work and M n lam tol- lowln' mar-n: the qroNeqt of mania My voter in niinoia wm ban an "unity to vat. M thu mother, who Is the nut woman "or to ban in nominated " any pm, to up In: her entire "at. in m m'vhowncnodmmm mehomwi "all. AttttetitnqtrehtedratAhq vad m- mm (in. to van- 'ttc1,rof'tt'J,.'Tt,t, IO..- tr-ortho-em-tttV "to Bar 3mm '8' no a arc-r 2,000 ell. I m of h lea! amino and I" to dawn "Um no that m. I. In I former pro-Mun! " the Mam. ' r-Iuh of ('th g... chum" of the m mum in I" b are! the Amunnwn onto" In mu. - ttt trt rmnltlnl "at " . w -ater. Btttry R Rathbono. Wu an- HENRY R. RATHBONE 1. w. Armstrong of not! 2'Q Republic" unaware for m a. University of mum... wu but h 1800 tn Toulon, stun county. Tltlih- Re attended the Toulou M - Mlon academy and took m work " the Unlwnlty at - whlrh he muted ln 1889. . in rullvd home on Account of "WI death In I". The an! M 1-!- trere occupied In nettllng up " .- rher'u ecute. of qrttteh he m - 'itrtgtor. He llved 1n l'lsixlao I u- rurxt and then moved lo Tm. Bt+ 'N. Wah., where he "rpusia" m Armstrong Int-blue worn. Wilt." In. ln Thu. Riven he w" w elected to the dry council. new I president pro tom. of that body In Ing " In! term.ttt 1" Mali out his business tn m M is. moved to Rock Hand when I. - llvod our name. shonly me: - lnt In Rock lennd he started a. manor-emu or steel barrel. and links. The bunlness was so - ml that it attracted the mention a! the Illinois Oil company to which I m .0ch Hr, Armstrong beam-I director of the company. V109 pled- dent' and fndory manager, whlch 'mb don he now holds. He was In!" tn Champallm itt 1894 to Mutt, Kath. me 8. Grindler. They have on. a. who in now ln high school. In. Mary E. Busey. Romulu- candidate for trustee of the cm of Illinois. In one of the most - "etmtwot-tuttttetrtrtht. lot-.1 ,earrattettastseesttntermtetV ammwwork. Mum" -reoi1-ervtnroath+ "hootttoHdoftmrotnforre-? tivetrtnteeestedtn etmretsqndeM. work. manner of numerou- hm trtteresrtBleft to her cum-he'd- eenmttireqrrimredfortterat_ ge-eHetedtrqmteteretttgi- acorn-u Mltum' mmmmummb atttatioes,ahott-toetettetht+ "ttre-iq-a-arte-mae.. mama-mamma- "urteorrntreoatmtttVrtrseth- "attgttertritt'mdrtee.tmdott- mmhunvumanmn- ogtterbtrer-ttittrNrmV ,rxtNaitoee-tienttrtosqtBt- eetatgrt-rtttsto.hrtqtbitr- may: . m1. has. W..- dammit-hodbm' "mm'n" oe-ne-ber-Mt. Titgd'1t',tt,",f='dfrll'll', ata-ee-ar-es). h manual-tut"- 'mdhm""h manual-hug. .11.. It. 1"gt,tteprctt2utg Inn-tun" of mm d u 2t=r'l,', mustache-nu"... we: Hahn-dud" m Soda: at Mimi" 'itt.zeiti'Nt.tt Pt; (and! tummdw Vt. maxmmmuyqu- IVE". who lath» autumn-nut party for one) of tho g-tBi-tant position. Minn! mmuudn» null. Should In be the". a It doubtleu will M Mmhm ummmmcmnumvm "(recite hundrdlotduddol- t.rsdurtnrtit-+ Mr. Hell. has -- an tt'.ttu'r,'f1t,'f,g'lMlMdlt mwvlklU'IlM - oa,-oeG-ra. 3". "mm'h "an otu.t+e" no: Mrmmmu fumdmmdm unmhdeOd- {and in: new to aha!- muyhmm'. 90-h! moan-ma nun-anon mun-1mm Mlplmmh'. knit-om "new" mmmm-'I-c. b an. Mummy-"d mountain-Ohm 'p,tt/fgtTdtt'rdtf.= tummy-Innate. Gautynunlm'mm- MMMMd-'dul NMWWI-h mum. mummy."- In". human-II" "I mm..- (It... mduwmdm chhanMudO-d tmtwmaumdul oe-tg-or-a-AO-e' "but an. an. - macaw-I'M. A S000E)iflflf1. Minimum"!!- and" "you. MRS. MARY E. BUSEY l W. ARMSTRONG tttttLELTttEES PAGE mail "ERICA" BOY "