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Mason. and the direc- tors. the Boy Scouts of Highland Park will be present to hear this lecture. They will be in charge of Mr, Gernld Peck and Mr. Ralph Bard. éuNDC~1COQOOOCWOOOOOOOOOCOO an}. the nobl» efforts made by that country to end the War. Tomorrow Mowing. Frxdzu 314! at eight-tittwn. Mr, Charles Clark frnm the American Academy in Romp uiH dwliwr hi4 lvcture “With Italy at War." m \l ,\I PM H M )1 (Elv- Pr mama-garmnmu Mm“ M . u 1‘ Hand! SOCI A L M‘TH'ITY \I ffi-ihm 1K HIII ”PHI !\ H \l lH 1H hmvin “I‘I'Q Ill h (‘H .\l H Pr! If! \! [3 \H If! Leon h \IH)IZ\ \I “s or Illt; [HH' \\ in Hui H! th e m v-\;wrml«h! 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A. had it< vhzmuu 'I‘hv sntrainment ka t'm- full days. and Ouch day (rom mm) In 3mm cups of coma and the mme humhcr nf sandwiches were giv- nut. and ulm :1 package nf cigarettes to mu-h mun. Tho Y mm and girls \wn- :nqqud by Ut-tulla nf privates and t-ilch ()ih' did their share t0 sew that vwry man had a package of niV'H‘n-le, :\ sundwich. and :1 cup \wn- :thlwvl h)’ llt'lilllh m l)ll\Lu.Un and t-ilch ()ih' did their share t0 sew that vwry man had a package of cig:1rn-t(-~>. :\ sandwich. and :1 cup uf' cm-ou “ithuux Ahzuing In pay any thing fur it. And fur thm‘v who wnmn-d In pun-haw u grwmor mpply fur their junrxw) on thv train. :\ .«pv- vml effort war mmiv :lnd fiu- our. lands of mmhwn tljtnh \u-rv in :Hh lit.i1(‘l“h"lll whvn- wwh mun' could huv whutmm‘ hu d:-.~irvd. Yh. HI H‘.‘ .‘l [hf-m prm [m mm) vunw mun-Min thmt puim In ”It Iivulmnmt wu» var] PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the Subscriber Exocutrix o! the Estate of Henry Sherman Vail. de- ceased will attend the County Court 0:! Lake County. at a term thereof to be holden at the Court House in Waukegan, in said County, on the first Monday of May next. 1919. when and where all pgrsons having claims against said mate are notified and requested to present the same to said Court for adjudication. JENNIE C. VAIL. Executrix of the Estate of Henry Sherman Vail. deceased. Waukegan. 111.. March 15, 1919. (3-5) Any lem- is ready upnn rk-quc-st to help a Y man or girl. And every Jfiicor cheerfully 11111 hix aid to for- waving 11:? “111311 that the Y \1 1s doing for 111813. 3 I‘ho {mt (Ll hm \wro :111Amm‘i- (‘Mll§. 1“ in a‘3fn1eign (nuntrx 118$ bnu‘nd tl1<-A.E.F.of all brzinclws in one grc-zu union of frntvrnlt) and the A. E. P. will return to their homes lwttm‘ propurml tn :Hsume tlnx duties and privileges of 1116 American citi- zen. pm ()\\'H \vn I k [11> wok“ In \- dilillg;fi)iliÂ¥ I‘Q‘W n IIYTiI Y workgrs. ‘UHH‘ .\'\\\ Hm! thw vmv "IHIH Pru‘gxu min: in knzm‘w a .~ L13! HH-‘MI V1 ’7'}: 1m Jun cud: _\ :md 1n ll E ‘ GHLA'NiIS PARK',*T$m5; $133;- I. ‘ ‘25:: [h ir 111d girl< [h n. 'I‘hwsw I: A 1).] l'l)l(‘l\ TIUN N0'1,‘l('li mtm nut nut firming ‘ ”A.- In all this igapirit is Mu» hid ll “A: ll2i> number at“ trmuH unat alvnl uf m’furl nn ilw- tranrpurlntinn dopam- :lll “Hm-r lie-purnm-nts. mnvn nut of tln- qunrh-rs uvrmnnl lnspc-vtion 0f the xllwir pq-rwmul (-qulpmvnt u rrn-rs which lhvy are firm plum- must bu loft cm.“ sanitary condition. mnrchys lu furnmtlun with mom l).|('l\, linr‘, k‘.‘ll'., to v \\-':l[lh'l' is ('ulllor (hull w n in Frmw' fm‘ u mun. I", luv l’lillls \h'l‘t’ icy and ml m'v'l-hing under such ml» unusually tin some and .urxw) on tin» train. :\ .«pv- war mmiw :lnd fiu- Our. “firm! tljtnh \u-rv in :Hh \Mwn- wwh mmf could ut’l‘ hl! 1!">il'(’d. In Hip H'uilL 'I‘hr lil'xt Wih vnrrying lho- rilh‘ and priwm“ in addition [’3 hi!4 the mun Ming nhlv to mt sm'mng vnnugh tn (-nrry In all this work, Hw prw rit is wnv uf rn-om-mtiun {Tivwrs and mm! and (he 1H 5!) {hr} h} «T IHvH MERRITT LEROY. (‘hnumrmt. France Ii hi I 1N1“ 1h nu ll xmmt tn (hl- <~'«'I‘M:1I‘«; .- leaning; lwhilult Ihvn rcwt imam!" rmnmvnt ”I? >; 13.. ll' xh-pur‘l vtirwl who)» in from thv 1 .1 ('Hp nl' hu: "5 \wa frumtlw hunt"! Ihv truiu .Hiv! \(N‘ifl'l'ulh‘ HM]! 1' lu-_\~ in khaâ€" vnhl, >ufi'nrin: fr . rm‘lnin num- ln mn-h mr and mftvr all ."1H'h xhv Army In: 3h mun r [111- trip on f Mnhurkution. Hutivvuhh- i> Ihu lm-n w III film-dull [I Hm! I; {luv mes- im- “nil nt ruin ulmn‘ Hn.‘ Trade In HIGHLAND PARK You are mrdially invited to make use of the reading room aé 387 Cen- tral Avenue. whfich is ofien every week day from nine o'clock in the morning pmil six o'clock in the eV- mung. Hazel Avenue, near. St. Jgihn's Ave. Subject fbr next Sundai's Lesson Sermon "Matter"- ' ‘ Services are he‘ld In th;8 church men Sunday morming It 10:46.: Sunday school meets Immediately 3F {or Hm morning service. and is open to pupils up to the age of,» 20 years. The \Vpdnosrlny evening meeting. which Includes testimonies of Chris-' mm Sciencé honlihg,, ls at'8 o'clock. $40 to $60 mcnmu 1. mm co. LADIES' TAILORS , 5 N. thoh Av¢.. Roo- COLWAGO is a regular $65.00 to 87510 ulue. We mature 'n uric. nicotine. point tractwe mated-ll. 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