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lnduntn'nl Arts ..... Lacuna: .............. Operation (ligM‘ fuel. janitor-u, Me.) ....... Dcpmiulon of build- The expemliluren of the ”Garfield Township High School. M'H’HIK Hikh had Park, Lake Pom! and the ad- jacent territory, wen (1919-1920): School Ronni. Office A Supt ”“600!” Publicity ............... 830.00 lutrucflon. inc. Gym .. Tout ................... 3'89," 1.89 'Alurntions .............. 1.250.50 New Equipment ......... 6.14180 Grand Total ............. $96,909.09 You will observe that the maximum proposed rat:- of 82.00 per :00, would not pay the salaries of the stat? a. La Grunge. Business Lunch Ofl'ices J: Superintendence 3 8376.32 Teachers .- .............. 55,181.50 Books Stationery ...... 2590.86 Int. on Teachers' orders .. , 859.21 Janitors, Engineers, etc. .. fi,?.0l.36 Fuel. Water. Light. etc. 7,694.47 Repairs .................. 3,310.83 Library, Health, Transpor- tation. etc ............. 4.664.2I‘ Business School .......... 394.001 The expenditures for the yea-.- 19194920 of ,the Lyons Township High School. La Grange. were aw fol- The maximum rate is set at $2.00 per 100, to produce $56,000, and w: a first-class High School cannot be up mated for that sum, it wfil be neces- sary to raise the rate, or the asqessed I have read, with interest. the statement of the Downers Grove Board of Education on the CommunL ty High School. The proposed levy for the present is set at $1.“ per 100 at valuation. This will produce 830,000. which is so inadequate that the proposition is not worth consid- ering. July ‘26. 1920. To the Editor of The Reporter; We will be here tomorrow as we are today to sell you a Gas Range and look after its operation. ,1 p. BERRYMAN [GIVES COST OF RUNNING SCHOOLS Compans La Grungé and Den-meld ' High Schools wm. Pro- posed Local One. Me 62-}! IF YOUR OVERCOAT NEEDS CLEANING. PRESSING, REPAIRING, RF-LINING. OR A NEW VELVET COLLAR ~ BRING IT IN NOW â€" HAVE IT READY WHEN 'I‘H'Vfl‘, CHILLY DAYS OF WINTER DO COME! AVOID THE RUSH! ’ ‘ West U 'fed ‘ wmfiggmgbmfiafifl Prica the lowest consistent with Good Quality. Durability with lowest upkeep cost. Greatest Economy of Gas Consumption. Improved Design. Leading Makes. Sic-m Honing - Sewer Building Gun Fitting Tcicphono 53-3 Gas Ranges QUALITY J ()SEPII MAZZA Fred D. Heinhe PLUMBING 21 South Main Shad Gar-nu Caled for Ill Mid. 3'89, 11 l .8!) 1.25am 6148.80 $96,?09.09 22.39000 Sauce is honby given that the call [for In election to he held in [Mm-w" «zoom; mom! , 859.21 6.30! .36 7,694.47 3,350.83 300.00 The Community High School law L in inequitable in its operation. An urban community, with comparative- ly large population, can saddle half ‘ the expense on a farming communi- ty with sparse population. 0r, put.- ting it in another way. the Village gets 00"? of the benefit for 59'? of the cost. The urban community will also elect the Board of Education- 'ulm “ill "make up their own hmlm’l nml Hpn-acl their oun tux lav v." The ‘outsitlcrn will he allowed to \oto. hut Itllut is all (lu- good it. will «lo thvm. ‘ms the Village will name and .4011 1010 ticket and the farmer will pay ghnlf the bill. BOWMAN EXPLAINS POSTPONEMENT OF SCHOOL ELECTION Nothing is to be gained by v_'.elud- ing ourselves into the idea that a de- velopment of this kind can be had for a little money. The statement ‘has been made that the tax on the farming community will be about 500 per acre. It will be much greater than that. and. in addition. all the live stock on the farms “ill bear their percentage, as the taxation is not confined to real property. j A school cannot be built and equip- ped under $400,000. which means that interest and sinking fund will absOrb about $30,000 a year. and even if the ‘InGrange figures are trimmed down to $70,000 the total charge win be $100,000 or $3.57 on each 100 of as. sossed. l1‘ota1 ................... 3122-53330 If a High School is to he of real benefit, it must be conducted on a proper scale with a staff of insH-ur- ‘tors qualified to teach. If the «lis- trict will no_t sustain a school 0" that character. it had better get along with the facilities already in with once. ings It 2%‘and equip’ ment at 5% .......... 10,196.00 Library, Health Promotion Lunch Room, Night School and Transporta- tion of Pupils ........ 10700.00 Bonded Interest ......... 7,507.00 John H. lk-rryman DOWNERS GROVE REPORTER, DOWNERS GROVE, ILLINOIS For Automobile Insurance 8 E E 30 Acres Trees, Shrubs, and Vines best for this climate. Littlefoi'd Nurseries Phone 312-] Landscape Gardening our Specialty The plan has the hearty approval of the members of the Downers Grove Board, as well as of persons in the outlying territory. A new call has therefore been iv- sued and the election will be held Saturday, August 14th, at pnllim.r places designated in the notice. At the time the first call was made I believed that one polling plat-e ‘would prove adequate. Owing to U“ Llarge number of voters in the terri- tory huwevcr, it has been found that one polling place will not be suffi- cient. ‘ vae July 31st, for the purpose of voting on the question of establish- ing a Community High School, ha: been withdrawn. avid that a new cal’ has been issued providing” for :m elâ€" ection on the question.- August Nth. G. H. BUN GE Lawyer Olico. Firm?" Merchants Bank Building.. Tuesdays. Thursdays Saturdays. 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Every evening. 1 to 9. J. H. CHENEY Call or write for a copy of the Round Oak Pipe- less Furnace Book that clearly illustrates and ex- lains the many desirable eatures of the best pipe- :(ess furnace 'on the mar- et. Commencing five weeksirom 110w we will dispose (ivvégiiiriéméfiipment of The Beckwilh Cofs nationally famous Phone I52-M-2 C. B. Bowman, Co. Supt. of Schools. Free PLUMBING --- HEATING 33 S. Main Street ‘ Te The Twin City 12-20 gives you more and better service because its lG-valve (valve-in-theohead) engine uses fuel heretofore wasted. The double 'valve area quickly exhausts all burnt gases, leav- ing a clean cylinder, so that the new charge de- livers full power. The counterbalanced crankshaft reduces wear and vibration. ‘Removable cylinder walls means uniform cooling, quick and easy re- placements. Pressure feed oiling through drilled crankshaft insures positive lubrication. The transmission is mounted on Hyatt Roller bear- ings. Gears are drop forged, steelâ€"cut, heat- treated and run in a bath of oil. The Twin City organization back of the tractor gives you more and better service because it has branches and repair stocks and experts within easy reach. There is a Twin City Tractor to meet the needs of every size fann-l2â€"20; 16.30; 25-45; 60-90. Let us tell you about the 12-20 and the complete Twin City line of tractm and all-steel thrahen. H. P. THOMPSON Special Display This year’s first shipment of these splendid su« patio: pipeless furnaces, the latest 1920 models, will be contracted for by far sighted folks in a ten day sale at prices you would jump at next fall This is the soâ€"called dull season in the trade. We can afford tn share profit with you to retain Furnaces may be reserved. when necessag, at sale prices, for m- stallation later. Sale will last exactly l0 ys. Starts m 5 weeks. fineness FURNACE Prices such as we predict will never again be offered . Frankenfield and keep busy our installers. But of even greatâ€" er saving to you nosz the fact that these famous pipeless furnaces will soon be higher priced and difficult to obtain owing to increased demand di- rectly traceable to the national building hoom. There will be a See Demonstration manna-30M Telephone 184 My. July 30. mm