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Cha'hle to An, I.” get: ho! had nay. I! from end to end. nabbed And providd clung plug lockoC; ex it: my lanai]!!! found 50mm lryer notvidu of (be Eton h it. 9 pct! of tho O‘ toilet 531.. Hero’- I device no“ can!!! heal which it will c Curling. Hair Drzer :4 in One set I our ‘y Rooms ghq bout. wmApby ml. Ind offoclifl9 :rvice C0. rm Illinois 3; tnblilhcdlw {c us to travel. ncc you 'gh and ‘e of thallium F70 more type of _up<m to 'ey pe, full is}: and CJ “MI 6 mos: hotors. labile m- he (Edy so um“ My Cars. 101’ M11899 or turkey I :1 :yona u can “at? I" u" 1 wish to thank the many friends and relatives fur the kindness and ”WW"?! "‘0'"! me. and (or the floral ofl‘enngs. u! my latc bercavement. Secretary of State Stevensnn also is 331m! to tell why he spent $15,000 for knives, combs. brushes and fountain pens for members of the general assemble ‘ BY making the answers returnable at once, the merits of the objeCtions will be determmed right away before Circuit Judge Creightvin at Springfield. so that an Wat can be taken to the November term of the Suprcmc wurt if such further idiom is dew‘md on by either party (0 the suit In (hr mumume State Treasurer Rus Se! W121 nu ax out an) morc money on nuchrr: Jr'uvn against the particular funds m‘ .~ «* m m». mmnon. The same Charge is made agamst [)_an- it! D. Donahue of Bloomington. who faded 0f election m 1912 and was elected to the last session In the new bills Mr. Munro also incor» writes a new charge to the effect that William M. Brown. defeated for state mater from the sixth district in l 13. ‘33-! paid an expense account in his con- m: in the 1913 legislature and again got nexpense account allowed in the last Waturc Amended billi returnable at the pres- ent term of court and including Secretary of State Stevenson and State Auditor limes J. Brady as codefendants, were filed in the Sangamon County court Tues- day by Faye-nets. Munro and his associ. 30:8. who are questioning the validity of some $3,000,000 appropriations made by the last legislature ASHE ACCOUNTS WERE PAID TWICE NW Chr30| Nun. Secnury of State Stevenson and Sun Auditor James J. Brtdy u Co- defendants The program of the Convention was exceedingly well balanced with educa- tional and inspirational features. The quality of the platform addresses was high, the workers“ conferences and State and denominational rallies, were of great interest. the abounding vigor and vitality of the great Endeavor movement was everywhere exhib2ted. The presence of representatives from fifteen nations and the cordial greetings presented, empha- sized the worldwide fellowship of the movement. The arrangements of the Chicago Committee were admirable. and take it all in all. the Chicago Convention of 1915 was one of the best and most helpful of all. The convention of 1917 will be held in New York Citv. F. S MUNRO QUESTIONS STATE APPROPRIATIONS At least twenty Highland Park people attended every evening and enjoyed the meetings immenselvl The convention began July .‘ and ended Monday, July 12. women fn white and the men in black. made a wonderful color effect on the platform. The Salvation Army orches~ m and an amiphonal choir of 300 en- abled the musical director. Prof. H. Augustine Smith. to render music of the highest class. Du Moines delegations of more than 200 wore red coats. blouses and hat, giving a brilliant dash of color to the floor, while the chorusof 1,500, the young It will be historic because of the elec- fion of Daniel A. Poling of Ohio as Pres- ident’s Associate, and his entrance upon his grett and responsible otfice with the universal acclaim of the more than 12, (XX) delegates who packed the Coliseum again and again. Never has an Endeavor Convention opened with a greatersession. The del- eptes were seated by states: and as they gathered, the state yells were given, and the scene was one of unbounded en- thusiasm‘ of the most succexsful vears in the his- wry of the movement. It will be noted because of us numbers. enthusiasm. and guperb setting in (he gailwdecorated Col- The Chlcagu Christian Endeavor Con- vention of 19:3 wa go down in the rec- ords as one of the most significant of the twenty-seven International Conventions of Christian Endeavor. completmg two minim 12.000 (mums mum 11. mm- was Excoodiuly Well Bal- m with Education] Ind Inspir- ml Features. 1917Convoa- lion in New York City C. E. CONVENTION IN WAGO MOST HELPFUL Number 20 Cnd of Thank- ARTHUR 51-. Pm Maude. T be Highlanh Park Pram ‘Engiish newwaper and Booth McLelsh w put them up at his own expense. ,, 2 Viking: to Hold Congestion F: ! The independent Order of Viki as will , pl. (meet in Wankegan on August 7th and pp ‘ 8th in the Innuu conve tion ol local: in i th Illinois and southern ’econsin. Mr, ; Gust..Carlsen. secretnry ot the Waukegnn local. is actively at work completing lr~ [ rangments for the convention. The con. ‘ vention headquarters will be It Blum- berg-Wetzel hell The convention wrll ‘ Ml hold its sessions at Electric pork. It is T. expected that between two Ind three ‘ Hr thousand will attend. On Saturday nlter- th ‘ noon. August 7, there will be a grand \l‘ parade in which it is expected I” the Qt gdelegua will participate. The Viking M :bend at Chicago and one o! the Wnuke- : M‘ inn bends will turnieh music {or this bit: l w t “-2- ~ l u‘ Luke Forest Water Rate Cut ‘ After ten years of fruitless litigation in 1common law courts the city of Lake Forest has won a fight against a reduc- tion of rates betore the state public ; utilities commisston. The decision of the commission, granting an even great- Eer reduction in water rates than the City 1 had asked. was made public on Tuesday. A saving of more than $8,000 I year (or - water consumers will result, according tb George 1‘. Rogers. city Attorney of Lake Forest. who received a copy of the decision from the utilities commission, ’ In its litigation the city sought to compel the water company to reduce its rates from 25 cents a thousand gallon: to con- ,sumers to 20centa The utilities com- “ mission. exercising the autho‘ritv given it by the utilities law to fix and regulate {rates of public utilities companies. cut 3 the rate to 18 cents. . Wilmette Churches Hold Union Mutiny ' The first of a series of Wilmette union farm”, ,‘mmfl, mm, in." 9,, pan”), {Sunday evening services. to continue City m Much. 191v guntll the first 0! *pternber. '33 held? His health had be -n tailing during the :last Sunday evening film. the BaPUSt1Past year. and thou h new-r complaining {church in the Woman! Chm butlding. or shrinking from hia ddliy duties. it I! The churches uniting Ire the 99“"8“ Kemdent that he was tn 3 mon- .snmu: gm], :detlihodist.ThPreabytenan lmd ‘ condition than lriendsur reldlti'cslhuuxhl . ptist c urc es. e services wil ““lhim to l2. :temate between the different houses 01‘ The deceased ,5 ,unwm by m, mg, . l [vvorshim “‘d one 0‘ the 1°C“ ”“0“- 0’ l and daughter. two suten. Mu Julia his vacation supply, will preach. The \ Burr and Mn. Emu“, Graham. (,1 lion; all be :t 7245- ‘ The #:teénd pl?“ l Berkley. Cal, and many other relatives. has}, 1,318 “Rings“: :2 5:" 0;: The {metal was held on Saturday at Jul ‘ 25 1y“ had It? 1:qu] Cl' 1 three o'dock vnth servtcesal the reudente Pryb ' _ et h isth'cAurC “‘Buau' 'llwith Rev. Scum of the Baptist church cbfchtiuznmtclg‘gonzrmnfil chtrrtc‘: ; officiating. Burial wa: in ()altllnd rem- r . ., ' ' ete . August 22, Methodist church; August 29. i w mama... church. ' i “my loan BUYS moon martin Murat- Holp Ally.“ .3 V. __ . A novel preceution against automobileé accident: has been installed at Clencoeflt is mad he Will but on d the at the vilduct at the Green Bay Rd. and I Luce-t Mn...“ p1,... ".- Hazel Ave. Two mirrors. cache feet bYl Unit“ Sum 4 have been set up in such position that ' automobilists traveling on either road 1 The flow“! 0‘ ”ROUND” b'lm" mav see if the coast is clear or blocked. Henry 0rd. automobile nianuluturer of Three weeks ago Mrs. Clifford William Grand 'R‘P'dl M‘th mu" “‘ ”W of Glencoe was injured in an accident at ‘ famous Ford automobile and John “rid- the viaduct. and shortly before u," Mrs. ley of tendout. whereby the latter bu Albert MacRae. wife of the ”“3de of turned over to the manufacturer hll larm the village of Glencoe. was a victim in en ‘ “9‘" ‘W‘ “ml"- "‘3'“ ”‘9 5"" “'9‘ "‘ accident at the same pilot. Mr. MacRae plans, thich, it 1! believed, Will bring to got the idea of the mirrors from an "“5 Cd‘m)‘ "“9 “l ”W “'3‘" manuâ€" ie,i.._i;_ _i-_._ .. .L- l‘-...A cu.-- I On Saturday the Waukegan Sun carried ;adispatch from Springfield telling the fact that Secretary of State Stevenson had issued a license to incorporate to the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Home associa- tion of Lake County. The incorporators are given as: Mary A. Thompson. Dr. H. T. Nesbitt and Attorney C. T. Heydecker. At the time the purpose of the organiza tion was not known. but inqmry of the incorporators brings out the fact that the purpose of the association is to gather funds with the prosp‘ ct of build‘ in; a hall or home for the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs. Subecriptions are to be levied from the members eacn year and in other ways money is to be turned into the building fund. so that as .soon as sufficient money has been raised it will be possible to proceed with the construcv tion of the building. There is still an- other reason why it is desired to incor- porate the association at once._ it has been learned that the association is to acquire a certain piece of property through bequest and when the time comes this can be turned over to the heads of the association who W1” see that it is cared for until the time {or putting up the building arrives Sub- scriptions from members of the local lodge as well as other places in the county will be solicited. Luke For.“ Want R.“ Cut. Viking- to Hold Convention. Mitron Help Anni-II at Glance Viaduct. Viking. to Moot COUNTY ODD FELLOWS TO BUILD DOIE NEARBY NEWS ITEMS i 0F LOCALINI'IERESTf Odd Fallow: to Build Home A ‘ng [he mm Irnvnln u m: Mor c Hotel are Mr and Mn Charla T. I, who have let! (ht Was ‘ Hot Chicago and are st'opomg here M the fimmer to be vmh lhtll’ datum". Mn." nna Baal Wide: and her children ()th guests Ire MIL S. K. Leech ‘Id Mistlxech of Pnubum Pu. Mr ‘2 :M ‘c. D‘ Townsend Mr and M w. menu. Mn wmum J. Keene. n4 ‘Mr.'|nd Mn. H. B. Horton. all «Chic-go, The fleeing of negoumms bun-en Henry 0rd. automobdc manufuturer of Grand ‘ Rnpndu. Mn‘h, mike! 01 the famous Ford nummohne 1nd John Hud. Icy of tendouL whereby the latter bu turned over to the manufacturer hu tum near (I?! Hinge. mark! the firm firm of plans, thich, ll 13 hehrvrd, ml! bung lo lhvs «1*an one 0! {hr lament mumâ€" facturing pllms In the l‘mled Slat" out of the wmdnl'l uhwh as umquc a.” n! nth“ nurnm nu: n! a Pmusr bu' 1hr U prmmm! MI MN: n1 fun T H In Yr [urn a! fin: . Judi KISS ERNST BUYS IILUKE Tool Poomuol on Juiy lu‘ For dome time. it 15 ncrrcd, Ford ha been lacking for a sunlablc mu- on whuh to cred I trncmm engine manufaclunru pimp-ad the deal (or the Lake County propefly. it in aid mark: the end of this archâ€"Wuhan (mum . His health had he -n taxhng dunng {he past year. and thou h ncvcr cumplmnmg or shrinking from hll dmly duurs. ll '3 evndenl thnt he was "1 a mum ”Imus condition than friendsur rrlanvcslhuuxh! him to b. He had held many pnsflmm u! tXL13', havmg been a me-mlx-r u! 1hr Lnum :1 n! Panama Qty and un \hr M‘hxml board In Highland Park. “I, whru- he It’SIdfli 1w! twenty-nine your; Hr had been an activc m*nber 0n the L‘hn‘agn Board n! Trade for, lhIrlv {our vmru, fur twenty three you}: of the mm- Imnng been mm one firm, (hat of L Fu'nnxhdln (a Cu Damn. (0 live In a nmn- (quiblf (Ir mate an§ be near Hu-xr mum-rs 2m- famlly rwxmni Hum here 94» Pananu City In Much. 191' He has “way: been an earnest and m delazxgabla worker m the Baum: chun )2 being numb! the dragons u! lhc Human .1 City Baplht Churrh He was marnrd {u Zrhna I Lani Mp Member 27 . 1877. (u whnh unmn {but was born, two daughtcra, Imrm- and Florencr. the Jam-r (Lung m rhxldha-d, the former Always an1rxva!u1,suH ~ur vn-mg Din Fridnj July 2341. Burial at Pun- m City. Florida On Friday July 2nd occurred the drath of Edward H. Brown M Panama Lny, Florida formerly of Highland Park Mr. Brown was the bookkccper In the bank of Panama‘ Crty. and wth laboring UH- dcr disordél'fli mental Cundltlnvn hnmghl on by p nor health and .Inxtrn'. hm! shut htmsell whno m the hack t-nd')! thr bank mom. drlng mstantly Hr was born m Milwaukee Humbw J-t'h MS} makmx him over sxxtv wars “m at lhr' time of hu death. Hr rcu-nwd hts elh; canon m d11- uhafls n! ning hm hhSlnt‘sx‘ cart-er m Hu- banking house (I! 'hli the Huuuhtnm From the he the- {Maui nt Trade. In 'fihn'h (-nzplnyrm-nt he wa~ rh- gagcd m that (My, .md khnaxw 1“! about thirty SIX years that (Hy tram» Uncle". wvnt m On Sunday u! amid. Crud-g 5, South Bond Twin Corporal! J Murphy n1 thou muhtla had a narrow cfilpt from death and two homes. one of “huh hé w“ ndmu wrrr kaed h)‘ a L'hxugu and Northwestern train at Urn-mic Sunday nwrmng Murphy Wm ndmg (rnr of the harm and leading Hw uthcr along a Side mad “h“? {hr ”HWY [hr ”(mp \wn- makmg thmr us) In Eummn‘tmm hummi- by hi! suprnur MM (-1 and an t rrmung the Northwrurrr: ”min “hm~ a ~m!).b-mnd turn arm-earn! mmmd a A l.I\(' 1hr hut-ht, tht sulthrr L9!” ”-1)“an ”It member: of Ft, Shendan u hm the m (nit-Ht rd, th (mpwra‘. had trcn sen! nut ha anw paralun‘, with and hr hut harrlv mm- tu Icap 2mm. Ln mount'a Huh kttvt'xr‘ “Al hbtlnn‘nu'l!;x21)53!;u h I? (in fl WALER WHEATLEY AT RAVINIA PARK I EDWARD H. BROWN SUCCUIBS W0 HORSES [BLED BY TRAIN HIGHLAND PARK. ILLINOIS. THURSDAY, JULY 15, 1915 orainc Hotel Notes Lmhmmg struck lhe Imulu- suck M [hr Raxlnnd Men'l Home on Wednc-odn' and dnd I aim! dell o! dam“!- The up at the , link was uktn 0!! rnmrly and ‘thr part that remamuunndma u ‘ Inch-d ”H the nay down. whmh nevi-anal” Ibuuldm. In mute new luck C T lhlnrx. “‘0”de k “nag“ (Writ W Conn lurmrr undxdarr 'or nut-gym nnd ha bruthrt M J “llgkxl Wright notepad I 0mm! ”'33,?!” I few nunulfl trim: the butt (10004 (”hm M Mr Lulu-n: Bank a! (Iv-u! S . I ’ N Sch: 5‘ Hand}: H. Lakr “rm f. ¢ mm 1Z~ drKlfb MM Fru‘as F F o. I | C H.” w,“ JY'J‘KW‘d hen-2r l'ulur Menu-an m" u «7 Hr urn u! (tuna! {an srundoy Uh Hn Sam! ) ext-rung the "upland (hugrs J! ruhrnlrmrm and Idea-rd: Put Hm» m: «11? uwr the lacuna rm bmhh 0! Si" 0"! ugnw! by hm Illf, ‘ (man 0! 1 new": I! ”at u!) hi.“ 5" LL T Harm-x. Woudan-d. .Ju}(x (kur‘r inn-u eight (1 cmhi-Ioflthe o‘clock. W Conn lurmrr undxdur '01 mane-n {It so hoped I a an: sumac: In)! at nnd ha bruthl-f M J “Hum Wright vtend lo em ur [he bow who give no i , notepad a depum ”133,781;- ffl‘ nunurn “ much 0! 1h _ um: and enemy to an. Mn: M A Erna! has purchued thei 5,,” Sum u" buy- up Mus 1) 3L .Ilhnn ”mama; “or! M 4 ‘Q'un‘ Fur! g "d.“ 1“,", .,,n . N Sherman Rd and mil umunuf urry- bwn gm", 1, H ".4 n W. ”1‘le same high grade lrnc or hit. an bf :- mun-gt g n the slum In her prakrum Mun Ermt lurk mun-0‘ fume and ‘e me how a Mt won on )1)” )n Cryuu' Lalo Bunk Clo... Charla I! Wrmm .: “Rn cuhm u! lhc L xlxu'mu Bank 4»! Lakr u rm f. ‘ hard .5 duo” hm Wash Funny Anna lo: 85. CW- n. .1 Ian"... Park On next Thurudly lltemoon If R} vim: Park. Murray and Ward‘ um nnn~ cdy acrobat: m” mien-m [he rhudrrn mlh u‘vrammgly lunn)‘ unlucu They hnvr Imh them an enchanted hon-r. and ml! fill up the” mm- hv illhnu m 1nd out of the wmdnl'l uhwh as vrnmnh I umquc a.” n! nth“ rmrrmg or going nu! n! a Pmusr bu' 1hr khndvrn no prmmm! at: an“ n! fun Thr plum-m H In Yr [urn a! flu: . Jud. UCH'MNG STIIKES SEVERAL PLMIS ()n the amt lilrmoon the Fn-d Furhn Sr home on S (.recn Bay Rd wu struck and why):- nn real uncut dunner in done I! phyed havoc 1n the Inning-n! lerood Mon'l ”0.031.050 Smk Bod xeAixzc-d with (In hrip \f {\Aw gem-um- Jmks will ht mm lvu-xm unr hundred Johan The beluhfui grounds wru- bullunlly lxghlrd and (he Irnuhc duo: 11mm to“ wuflh “my 1hr wuru’n mlrrcsled drum 1«- rxtcnd 1hr” umcu' dunk! far (he grnrrnus helpgnm h) Hughlnnd Park Thr Ivan {no ht bent-m n1 Arden .\hurr k .mxp bunk plant hxdan Jul) 10th on (hr mmmd: u! M:- Mduegm Adnml and prmm! .1 grcal 5mm" Thr gum xeAixzc-d with (In Pulp \f {\Aw gem-um- Provu Croat Suctooo. Twoaly-ooo “At A thHH‘ ”11' Hum 531;“ h anmmln urn- mslanfh “Hui ARDEN SHORE LAWN PETE HELD FRIDAY 1hr hurvw ha anw paralun‘, with 1115')”, lb: M‘Mu'! lain ”-1)“an and hr hld harrlv mm- m Icap 2mm. Ln moum'a Murphy Wm rudmg onr of the harm and leading Hw uxhcr along 1 wk mad “hilt {he nthr-r member: of the troop \wn- makmg lht'lf us) In Eunwm‘fmm F1, Shanta” u hm the m (Mk-m hurprn- rd, Hm (mpwra‘l had hrcn sen! nu! by has suprnur MM (-1 and mm ‘ wanna the \Rnthth-H: ”min “hm~ a ~m!).b-mnd IISS ERNST BUYS IILUKEKY SURE Iy 0%“. Will Build New Ono ACROIA'HC PIOGRII NURSE" about lb. ”0 lam oi Hats Hundred Dolhu Rohluod Ne- ls. houevn, an Amrncan bum and bred, and n proud (-1 u Furxhcmnrt, hr 1: the {UM Arm-man two! rn-t engaged hr leadmg put: at (Zram on drn Lundun dunng IL: royal visor) Ind bank-s (nu: prawn: ll lhu {Anmut ”mine, he hit appclrrd uh huh; Framr Ind England. Thu wen-k be vull be heard; in Faun! Ind Mndamc Buttcrfifl It Rannu . FTER a “meg-Jul [out ollf -,-7 - - thc muddle we“ In mulls wmnwunlcyrnumuo mmmvl my]! Ravmu Park to un‘ lendm. ~ tenor role: Although m Amer 3 .4 ican. Mr Wheaten ha been m cm.“ u. Pk, r." Fed! closely luuruu-d with the 101 do. Tun Su M Croce urn open nuge. ”path-Hy En Put. 3-." C o for Can-d [huh (in! he I. moretrrquemly 3..“ ”I. [flu-n h)! an Englishman ‘ . g. .1 “Kuhn-ti Hank 4»! (Iv-u] rlrmrb in! Fru‘as l'olur Manna-nu ‘ Haida Gill 7 behmd the but de- lirrvu much 6 u 10: but work In I {DICK-(up, a n1 cxu-Hrnl uld hi. Ethnnvu (o In: wrtr pain! In twdrnc Nd by the In! * ”ugh: fur mm urn] Hug oul (I! In an! hit-d Hn (mm. 3mm mrn II I” pmr on (In-rpm" Ibo vlnnured m, .er! 5mm lhr buy- ulu pm the shun; Fur! S ndgn tram ..,n posed ol P'OP.” bwn hum 7! H Ind I! prams”) to hr :- mun-st a n the sum 1;“ Sunday H L Fm thun- ‘\ no no! mum: ul (he In: Irr wmh Iutr (but a)! 1hr hrwt (m the Him to Highland l‘mh buy; wmlhy<r1wu plumage and Hm) all *(mldlflttn e um H‘fluhflh a! the game-a m hon ‘humr lradr ' A null! firm-Mun ul_ n mnda in: nmu who vuh hr l-kr?d\anugr u! Ibr grand “and I By 'fl ' I Fan" Th: Regulnrtdc‘. the Dudm- A L tram on Sum-y I won- ut 4 to t‘. The gum: urn ’Irtll u-d Ind the tum In cued a rare Ire-at?) the pmhmg n tnhxtum dnptn'rd b Dewey Unit, the .chulan new uquvs on to the pttdnng 'deponmtnt [)rwry rmk out 21 men in“ told. but thc thtr ltnke on two at ’thcm got away tr Nlpntrk, the (utchn The hm Hemcmlx-r Clark ‘u one 01 the (Benn 'team 0! 19“ He rplayed nxht field 3!! the (cutest: ’ag-tnut the Regull t bore but than 301 the purhma tor t tum Th" year Q be ha been thro tor .the Lognn I Bunkvud'l m the League. Ind ha» been (onudered the uni o! my putcher m that League. there Ire wme firm. on Irma“ ere. The Raul-n “U! to be couplim ed on hlvmg m qutred such In at t slab mun and the lam nu doubt I won wnrm up to mm The gum: w n pitcher's battir tot the first two In . but m the thtrd, Putter angled oécr m and am at ntu- ed to mund by Na teb hum when he tuned or. a dnuhtn triple by “alt-re. That wn all the f m-edrd ltl um but the Rrgulat': put 0 r unr m the MIL uxth and non-nth n than mum..- In M’adrt, (Watt, Po 1 and Kt)?» '1?!- xtxttutr had no I ha t to hunt ‘t‘Hch‘ hath: tn t’r H tttr UL?» tum 'anx 4m! In 1hr ball gum- u an‘uln An S n) were‘wrn "winded and nun gun in bum-no Um: ex- pcculmnu, the \eucmu vunnmg 1mm Winnflkn m I 1m» unsung Inflguod h1rd,«lun hl a by Jud (.aliaglm. Freddnr (LAM-g , Fu-berg Ind lx-ficn bouuc Lrflcn (chin- !ot the home boy: pitched xenon! game m up": 01 the um mu has been out n! (he game 101 (be two yum. Mud» an be rxpcfiod 0! m law! on Thou- whn u ' Menuon mu - tw mtdc n! Fonbrndet whtutwo pt I \hruwn In the plult hon: it“ mm 1 M1 Hm mrlmn rum Ind 3mm!) rt: Enuu. annt 10 bur hm (.l bau- wu, Will-c 1‘4 (n Auden-0n (hum ( umpur hath: tn Hr Htttr UL?» him Mr“ 4m! gazm‘ (tn auuun .1 It brmg mtpmmlm tn get a hut Klan nu! mummy ‘U tut mr 1m Sundm and (ml a pony Han tut [hr Rmulm'r um nnay to piay ”If \t :at Sigmund Anhland Iravr un thr i: \f~ thr tam lu gun I tutu-l tv \ htt‘agn )‘rtrr and PM)! tr Au- ‘I‘ttr tram p m tum Sunda rut-ct thr tum u tan: [U the (mun nt‘. automohnn utll mago In (l)n\‘f\ the The Regulu‘u ‘e acqunrd thq um mm. M Jtmmy S (.lfnwrw 11mm Ptfitrt to “(PM 01 the Itmnnnt 0! Count (M old tn the hold t non, lurmflh’ I'tth 'IH go to center and ti ChOU’d makr one held: on the prmnn, huh}: "Ike" "I” he Highltnd PM I Dodge A, C mmmn‘wuco SUNDAY IAYOI moms CMCS Com :- mm II I? plalr on (In-rplm not! ‘4 rnuon mu.‘ 1* mtdc n! For!) be two pc- I mm)“ In the I it“ hfld ! ufi Hm ‘ortmn [Jo-Mb!) rt: r: thun- vufi‘nu no! mum: n In wmh Iutr (but a)! 1hr he Him to Highland I‘mh by (r! you alumnae and Hm d ”It in e um H‘fluhflh a n in hon 'hunzr Iradr ' A mum) u!_ n mad: in! ”ms: in Inkr?d\amagr n! ”W 1 a a '1! 5mm lhr buy- ulu pun m Fur! S ndgn tram ..,n pus: hum 7! H Ind I! prumm s mun-st a n the game 1;“ Su me and 'e me [um a nu 30hr..- 55‘“ and E O'clod II Cu; Hall ) ext-mug the H111 Hm» nc wlli gwr the I: m u! ! ”am at the m) h.) bought (1 (“hi-thylfh't o‘c hoped l a mu: unaware In Mr [he bow who gi‘ _ Um: and enemy to -,-,- - ISWMYI CHIC tn '0 Ploy I ro- T-n Su M k. 3-." C o lo fio Ploy Wrong rod Stod- Po's‘oo Con-Buic- Duh. Good Wank [2%456,!-H701nlu #0101! MI: “02 H’QOUOUUU l) 12 ‘2 Whale). Amie-mm, fin Clnrk run" three unmfi nu! hv Hark bar on hall; nfl And a. us By Publicity Cumin" 1hr [kudm- A Councxlmeehngnpened Friday uncr- roots-Q Baum Luwrnmryt-l and '1 m Juhn O'Connel. N 800 ll. W o! Sheridan” 01 $.W15W1ur 13.}. [W W D. “0.00000. ’ John Grimm ”a m w Armin W. in! 59. Ron: Terr-re sub, Lake , W. D. 810.“). E W Brown and M to Tina Dhgun m6 wt lo! 7, "town's tub of lot 43, Hugh wood W. 1) sum; Min-d CIrnnm-num and w! hxjuhr. Gflfllth. kn 17 In” 2 Hurdrt Jr; rut- Lakt For“: W D Slum Property Elam-goo Rocorl Dom. Pu! Two Wai- n L ”Herman and u so Lbcoln Penn, Int 6. but 1;, Hall and (htfl'mm Add (0 Drer‘fnfld Q C 81000. . ‘ ()n Wrdnud-y nigh! (hrmrr [out ‘1“ haw then his! (lump :4. w: \ bola Dan- (lnr um 01 ”Th:- I‘vuu mm- lulu Cu)"; m m: Educ». Lompam a film bd- lpuuon n! L h “'Hhhthlofl‘l novel, "rm.- Huun u! Hu- 'L4N Luuft." Th! now u wrll mid and drab With "1‘, Im film 0! In Amam m mrl and n ”um; Engiuh nnblcmnn "The Woman." which n prnund In vaunted Ionn by Jane L, but, m nonunion with Dunc! helm, will! Mufy n! how om woman come! WI- l)’ to (hr Ibultflnaf (.1 mother. not: (or .ny upon-I rel-on but Just [firm the tellovnhlp u! no and tin natal-3 mm to Ihlrld another vmmnn 1mm the flot- o! xnndaimuuu'ng pulmucnl. Thin dxml II to be the uflcnng a! the lab land Purl Than-r an Sunday. Jun 18. \AHIIDlBUH “m mndt that people we" dmurbed by m: bunny of dog. he” \he (luldunuh kennel: Th: gut-don D to whether (he blame rested um I» qua-l dogs m upturn! or upon mo a” cnwylng trrcdum, who came to he“ )em xhen rlpuve ”tends. remind“ d’ u! the old question lordwcuuaon «and: time mm the ( hull-n m the egg?" 1“ cmnpiunl In. rclc-rred m the 90“" commission A~ 1hr mosqun v mam]. u vumm‘. let us ( xlrnd ou' « Ixflst_\n "walling", vnh dmdly Yurrr the pmwn n} at well n (he five: and mosquito“ Thevmlyw appomxed the lullowmfi membcn of 3‘; (Inc: rummlumn Mn Fyflc. "It John Duffy and Dr. L'nmmn. Their dune; m be urtunlly the am: as ,lhooq or [he (mu «ommmee o! the ”I‘ll“ Park Womun'r Club mad the ”ICON Club. Uni, 10L” 0! lb! lwemylou! chin lo: numn were occupsed u IL. “I (uumfi met-1mg The onemutdub o! the pubhcxly commune: would): hghirned I! all 1hr than: were occupbd by auum at each meeting pnmm w} (m m near his prem'bu m ‘ug up, um- 01 [he grunt-5| men-0e! ‘0 bran!» and (awful! u! the cmmu WW” be rrnmu-d 50m:- proplc arc to um aalWr u m {Numm that xhry (an no. uaIk mm )1 wxlmu lye-mg a kum 0' mt mstrrsmng rmpnon uxuu‘d b) lb). Hm I: x: a ”mum of mum»! and Ye» gm that 1).» bmuflhfl pram mm plan! thIw-f haw turn alumni In yam such 0 in”! hum Thu. w a raw uhnr "beauty I: mu H: «mm rlu mm- 101 being " AWE..- u “hilt-d Fuck Me nu Exception“, Good. 00.1 The chmrman ol the City Beautiful commlmon reported the prevalence o! palm all ove: me lityand recommended lhll steps be ukcn u: eradicate ll KI (hr (Hy has no funds for (hat purpOIt, the rcaponsublhly luv the Dream ul lam, ran upon the resident: ll every pruprlly Ulhl‘lt‘l would see lo :1 that the A holdup was reponed to have like: place nrlr 1h: tome: o! 8! )ohm Ave. and Elm Vince, und 2 request wu mph to! belie! hghlma 01 Ihll cum: r. The mam-r mu rrlcrmd to :he communion of pubhc works The pain : comnunsnon rrporu-d 1“ they had placed a barrier Ismail. white. red headed pout: I’Hh chum mum-cum) thong the call mac 0! the drum flit road in pron-r1 pamngen nhghung {tom 01 boarding the nonh bound can 771”: burners u» be m place on Saturdays, Sun- days and holodayn' noon Wllh I” xm-mhrru m (hen pit“ and wunnr business wt! cnnduru-d wk}: the mun) thorouahm-ta and dlapfllch LOCAL REAL ESTATE mnsms City MI! Conn-inbo- ”I (In! Sig» to Mk.- !0 Endi- ulo Pedo- Ivy COIING NEXT'IIK Volume 5