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She died 43 years before her son w#s inaugurated. Somewhere in America today, another younE mother is rearing a future grcsidcnt’. Hcr] ousehold lab%rs are d lifte ll>‘y elc;::- trical appliances. â€" Electricity washes t elathes cooks the foognclcam‘ the rugf, Somewhere in America today, another younfi mother is rearing a future grcsidcnt. Hcrl ousehold lab%rs ‘are. lifte ll)‘y elci)c- trical appliances. â€" Electricity washes t clothes, cooks the foognckans the mg:, lights the home. °_ | ts 4 This mother will live to see her son ufi augurated, her span of years lengthene by electrical service. ... | further information regarding your 61 South St. Johns Avenue, Hi #11 Church St., Evanston, J.. 8. Reesman, Di __ with Gas THE HIGHLANU PARK PRESS, HIGHLAND ‘PARK, ILLINOIS : st. Supt. al. Evanston 3900 phland Park, Mincls perous . stment mpany lic livâ€" plan talk it P fl )7,E5$ & ; as‘ w «/ ‘The. committee is purposely sendâ€". [iing out‘ its announcement thus early | | in order that those planning to enter | §the contest may have plenty ‘of time \ to prepare the music. | It is the) inâ€" lon of Mr. Wilcox that a year ormep;\ eighteen months is none too long to_ ‘devote to the study of the confposiâ€" »i\"},icns, especially as it is recommended [that the work ghould be int.erru{)ted {})y rest periods from time, to time | when the music is put aside, to be . | taken up later with renewed interest land deeper uudersta‘nd;:\m * § uM { Two Purposes | c > ... : [| | _ In |conducting these cohntests | the | federatiion is :carrying. out two of the ; ; purpoaqg’ stafied‘ in its charter, nameâ€"| {‘ly, | the‘ encouraging . of mhflij(:al eduâ€" l\ eation and (‘the development~ and | maintenance . of high, musichl: standâ€" | ards throughout . Americg.® | ‘?n,,l imâ€" |portant ‘aim. is to find \and assist v'yov.mé1 "American. artists. State ‘and :l dlgérict winners are given recognition ‘ and. ctm,etimes fu;zrt ial aid, but only § distrg: winners Â¥; enter the na: »ltionnl. ,| Winners of the national arg . : |helped ; in beginning the career of a‘ VL‘cgzcert*artist. or,, if not, yet : quite ) \Â¥eddy: for that, they are ptoIide’d | with opp(’r;'tunitie‘s ‘for further study. Young Artists To Compete And _\ _‘Finals to Be Held in 1925 _ ‘~_At Biennial ‘.Meeiq at: = | J Portland, Oreé, | _ | | The list,of test pieces for piano| and jviolin to be played by c}n@idflq- | in the Young Artists‘ Contegt: ‘of the National Federation of : Music Clubs, has been.announced by E. H. Wilcox, of! the |University |of North . otl.i chairman of the »antest Committee. | The| piano numbers are Beqthoven‘s Sonata, Opus 78, first m met&.and‘ MacDowell‘s Czarday, Opus 24,;,No. 4.; The test pieces for violin are Men« delssohn‘s ‘ E â€" Minot Conoe:ao and Stossel, ; Sohata in G, First‘Moveâ€" ment » ‘N;}]ional Fina $ The national finals, which will also include can;idatep in ‘ voige, ; both male and ; female, ~will} i:: hdfln at the time of the Fedération ,Riennial in Portland, Oré., June, 1925. The state, an,i* district tryâ€"outs preceding the finals will take place in Fébruary and‘ March preceding the biennial. .. LAdcteine Pht. 6 ol onl s i natnt To < PR / Pointing \ out, the‘ ad'xntag’u‘ of ‘participation~ in the contests . for all stydents, whetber| or . not they. are damong the winners, lfim. Wilcox says: among the winners, Mr. Wilcox® says: "Students work: with unpn‘;edent-. ed vigor when preparing for a _ com, pétition. . [Edch, contéstant ‘realizes that : the,. judge | and "mudience | will listen with a most crf:icnl attitude. Ne flaw will be: overlooked. ~If} deâ€" feated, the candidate has experienced the growth of personality, musicianâ€" ship and poise which â€"comes : from diligent, intensive study and a public appearance under trying conditions. He. has also, come‘~in} touth with the ‘winner, who has proved that a highâ€" er ‘standard ‘can be attained. |: This is a‘) direct, : force{ul"and jefficient _ méans of: developing and maintaining high ‘standards." oo p s . ETCHING EXHIBIT + NOW IN PROGRESS Many» Interesting and Unique Displays Are Included In the Showing 8 _"The ‘ Fourteenth © Annual | Exhibiâ€" tion of Etchings under the manageâ€" ment of the Chicago Society of {Etchâ€" ers opened at the Art Institute on February 1 and will continue until March 11. Among its 115 ractive members, the Society numbers etch ers in Italy, France, Sweden, Gerâ€" many, : England, Canada, Japan, and India, and some of the etchings in the present exhibition have come from far corners of the earth, _ _ , H. "M. Luquiens sends his decorâ€" ative etchings of strange fish from Honolulu, George Marples, ‘who is reâ€" presented by the striking: "Jackdaw of Chartres", resides in Liverpool, and W. A. Sherwood sends his prints from Belgium. There ‘are also, of course, many: Chicago etchers repreâ€" sented," among those with‘ characterâ€" istic works ‘being Lee Sturges, presiâ€" dent of the Chécnzo‘ Society of Etchâ€" ers, Bertha .. Jaques, Elisabeth Telling, Allen Philb{i:l:;' Ralph F. Seymour, Beatrice 8. and Thomâ€" as E. Tallmadge. L +, Among the fine things in the exâ€" hibition are several of Lee Hankey‘s domestic scenes, two. airy studiés, of GUEOTEBERE WE W . ETROTT U RrI Wce do l Lt io c e uen 2o 9 1 dancers‘by Troy Kinney, a‘lfrwp of old Jewish scholarsâ€"*"Talmudisty"â€" by William Auerxn:h Levy, several of Fileen ‘Soper‘s delightful lce‘#a of childhood, and some of Frank W..Benâ€" son‘s etchings of wild fowl.: An inâ€" teresting feature of the exhibition is ‘a collection of more thin 100 tiny prints made ‘"in response to an inviâ€" tation for work within the wm% of three‘ inches that etchers | test their power of expression in a limited space, as exemplified by Remâ€" brandt and the Little Masters.‘"~ The artists who have accepted this chalâ€" lenge show an ‘amazing varies in their prints, landscapes, m.md other subjects appearing to good efâ€" fect in the limited space. i4 t may his | decorâ€" Cast B&g ,ge, -Exp}'eqsing, Moving gs lighland Park and Highwood °. â€" i I %sJFnceâ€"-FzreL Torfia'do, Liabililj 14 é | jraTfit‘Sa-un'm'gn.i [ ‘. pINNER D ANCES 6 ((6)! . c i% [\ | $ Every Saturday %wmgnt PAUM SCHROEDER & CO., Real Estate We wiiite a full line of insurance in several of the best YyoUk, PrATRONAGE 18 RESPRBCTFULLY AStart Today \BWild ‘up your physical vitality by using ‘mffre milk. 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