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April 2, 1926 WILMETTE through the Revolution, and led an adventurous life after the war. So much Jor · "Early American." Some new books of contemporary biography are "McAdoo" by Synon, and "The Intimate Papers of Colonel House" edited by Charles Seymour. A hio-criticism is "Theodore Dreiser" by Burton Rascoe. Among new books of fiction recently received are the fotlowing: "Blue Window," by Bailey; "Tsvor." by Bibesco; ··Brassbounder ," by Bone; "Chip and th e Block," by Delafield: " '.r · 1 .\Jan'A or. " 1 lY r. L'.spma c e Sern a: .. u . Vl v F riend fro m Linon sin ," hY Geraudoux-; "Youn M an's Fan cy " bv Mclnt re. "CI g B .. 1 (YH : · }A ' ar~, barro n, d ) y d ~~~Hm s; d nf d orra, y 5 an y; an oun s o Spring," by ·Thompson. LIFE 47 REVIEWS SOME BOOKS Librarian Makes Brief Comments on Various Volumes Available at Local Library Mri. Angela Kruse Diea Suddenly at Kenilworth Mrs. Angela Kruse, 323 Ivy court, Kenilworth, passed away suddenly, March 28, following an attack of influenza. Mrs. Kruse had been a resident of Kenilworth for thirty-five years. Mr. Kruse who passed away a few years ago, was formerly connected \vith the Kenilworth company, which at one tim e supplied water to the village. Se rvice s for Mrs. Kru se were held vV edne sday from St. Joseph's and burial was Mrs. Kruse · dat bSt. Joseph's. G J 1er son, T s ~ urvtve Y 1 eorge, r., and a daughter ·. Margaret; a brother, Ja cob. and fivr ststers. Margaret, Anna, ·~f arv, Emma, and Katherine . · · · ·· ·· · · ... ... .. . ... ,. · By MISS ANNE L. WHITMACK "Early American" is the popular subject today. We collect early American glass-ware, huy reproductior1s of early Americat1 furniture, and build early American houses. Our de sire for authenticity carries over into our readin g and we have hook s on early American hi story, social life, custom s and biography. The "Chronicle s of America" ha s been a very popular history ple as in g both because of its style and it s brev.Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Waits of Indianity, and it s earlier volumes o n th e se tapoli s spent the past week-end as the tl ement s and early conflict s are fa sci WOMEN AND BOYS GUESTS guests of the Earl L. Harts of 1211 na t_ing. The library a·lso ha s oth er m a- ~ \\'omen of th e p ari ~ h and Boy Scout ~ Ashland avenue. tenal to supplement the se short Yo!- will he g uest. flt th {' 111 rc tin g of ·. he umes. 1 \f en's clu b nf th e F irst Pr c~ h}· t rr i a n 'l't-l·pllon· Wllm~tt~ S.,..'1 ho~ekeeping Jam es Tru siO\v Adams \VO n th e Pu - church F rid ay en ning , April 23, it wa s DR FRANK 8 ERWIN lit ze r pri ze with hi s .. 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