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" Human Development to Be Depicted in Display 125 North M. Johns Ave. Wilmette 3029 ORDER FROM OUR SALESMAN OR TELEPHONE During "it Sheahen Motor Co. $675 $5523 |‘I_‘n S'll [hm an Ilmhhml mum Hn Each Car Backed by Studebaker Used Car Pledge ur the month of August, we will give free with each sale of our reqonditioned can 50 Gailons of Gasoline and Two Oil changed--- h Trr- lo I'll. Toru- I. in“ be pu- FREE! FREE! th Tt they " you In; “and: oeiat I] to nll an suppt and a number of others Winnetka 137 'Il' STUDEBAKER DICTATOB SEDAN ark Ilil'u "SHAKER COMMANDER SEDAN wan Ill" owned Ind driven by I my rap-cl unlize how our early one-esters ap- peared the Field Museum of Nntuul History is pUnnintr to devote three halls to n éeries of exhibits showing the development of life on the earth from its earliest beginning. The pro- Ject is planned fur completion in time for the World's fair in Chicago tin in Newly n Phone Highland Park 388, Otsinted, Look- like ruvivni the beet of wen-known Huh. Glencoe 80 "I'M 'ou Til P3388 Hold Sullivan-Under $5,000 Bond; Charge of Rubbing Chauffeur . John Sullivan, alias John Ryan, of Chicago, was bound over to the grand jury last week, by Justice Henry Wallenwein of Waukegnn, set bail at $5,000, on a charge of robbery, Sullivan is the prisoner at the county, jail who has attracted cuun- try-Wide nttention since his capture on the Fox Lake-Antiueh road by Deputy William Kelly charged with holding up three min, getting $31, while taking a taxicab chauffeur for I "ride." Communications have been received by Sheriff L. A. Doolittle from several eastern cities and from a Mississippi town regarding Sullivan. The letter from Mississippi was from a woman who said she was praying that the John Sullivan m the custody of the authorities here was her long lost Ion, Mike, who had changed his name to John. To date no'cunnectiun has been made between the Sullivan here and the various John Sullivan: men- tioned in the communications. , tioned in the communications. ' Sullivan, who said he was 29 years old and lived at 3001 West Van Bu- ren street, Chicago, hired George Richardson's taxicab in Chicago on July 6 and ordered him to take him to Indian Point at Fox Lake. Oh the way Sullivan is alleged to have held up three motorists at High's fill. ing station. At Anderson's Jilling station Richardson handed a note to an attendant, calling for help. Rich- unison said he was being taken for a "ride" by Sullivan. Judgeship Battle to Be Centered in County The battle ground for the circuit judgeship for the district embracing Lake, McHenry, Boone ttttd Winne- bugo counties, will be centered in Lake county it w“ agreed recently by representatives for both of the leading candidates. Attorney Ralph J. Dady and Attorney Geqrge W. Field. They base their opinions on the re- ports from other counties that Lake county is entitled to the judge as the man will be a successor to Claire C. Edwards and because Luke county, with its population of 103,000, is the second in size in the district. _ Cireuit Judge Arthur E. Fisher, of Rockford, who is in close touch with the Winnebago delegation, advised a number of attorneys who saw him in behalf of Dndy that Winebago hw- yer, woiald lis'ten to the suggestion of the greatest number of the Lake (‘nunty Bar association. Loot estimated at $10,000 was tak- on from the Hub Clothing store, 30 South Genesee street, Waukegun, by an unknown number of bandits who entered the store at 7 o'eloek Friday morning, forced Julius Sinykin, own- er, into a rear room at the point of Loot Waukegan Clothing Store of $10,000 Worth of Goods Last Friday I gun. and boun him with neckties while they londed_between 300 and 500 suitspf clothes into a truck which had beerrbsrked to the rear entrance of the store. CITY PLAYGROUND ACTIVITIES MANY (Continued from page 2) day evening after seeing what was probably the most thrilling ball game ever played in Chicago. There had not been a single thing in that game that had not come up to the expecta- tions of every child present. down to the final anti-climax of having the score tied, the bases loaded; and three and two on the batter. And' the' Cuh's won the ball game'. These Mi children had been the (guests of the Cube, park Management and the East Park district. The trip was very comfortable, as they went down in special coaches on the North Shore line and got off directly at Addison street, Each child consid- ered the trip a huge success, and they would be eager to go again if the opportunity presented itself. Big- ger and better ball games. is their motto! Prepare Costumes The children at the playgrounds have been very busy the past week making costumes and prepar- ing generally for their performance at Ravinia park next Thursday aft- ernoon, August 14. They will present two dances. "Singing in the Rain," and "Soldier's Drill." The costumes for both the "nees are being made by the children, and they have been enjoying the work. The costumes will be kept for the playground day exercises, when the dances will be presented attain, and the children will keep their own costumes. Highland Park M. E. Church P. . D. Hopkins, pastor Next Sunday morning the pastor gives the tenth at the series ot ser- mons on the parables of Jesus, tak- ing for his study the parable of the "Rieh Man and Lazarus." Among the questions treated will he the teaching of Jesus concerning Hell and Eternal Punishment contrasted with present day thought; also the glut. ine contrast between poverty and wealth and christian standards of liv- ine, Increased interest in this se- ries is shown each Sunday. The Ladies' Aid will meet this week Friday afternoon with Mrs. Evans, Skokie avenue. and she will be assist- ed as hostesrby her daughter, Mrs. Leslie Fuller. T Chicago's rapidly increasing im- portance as an export center has been officially recognized by the Republic of China, which recently named Dr. Koliang Yih units consul general here, the Chicago Association of Commerce points out. Dr. Yih, one of China's most outstanding diplo- mates, graduated from Cornéll univer.. sity with an MA. degree in 1000, and from Poking Hanling academy with China Sends Consul General to Chicago Vancouver, u. L Java and Manila. A 1WD. (ii-gm in 1911. br. Yih formerly served as Chinese consul It Mostly the latter , Some of us will have vacations this year. Others will have only vaeationettes.--Woman's Home Com- panion. Thursday, August San Francisco, 14, 1930