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tu i1- grtiiii,'iiii",'it7i? . OAK TERRACE LAUNDRY ' KIDS Hydro: on have the recipe for ttrtutt21 no-Ico Qua: other than Hydro: n be ”(in it”?! Soit’s on- drouly good " chum tttgrh-"t'"r' gum - . ,' V ' I Ask foe It at, your new Hydra Fol-uh any. ' .ltm [mound Dollars in Gold for hint the new.“ and mt (him if Ice Cram Sm» In... And you it's winningall Chi- (ly' and Vicinity with it: irresist- CLEAN ERS AND DYERS PAGE EIGHT CHEER ‘ _ op, ! - - tff?,., KN tn' _ , :,.t,eAR, at IIB' 'dtt 2hst,'ke'rgtt". o M .. “no? WI." 83%. Iltgtt you ”NE t,eiiftd _i; Chute? mwm- ', g a»: cones Ammo! l 1 mum-.11, mulled by our - ter electrician: will churn your room into . homo of bounty. We shall a“ all times u 'tr, End to show you unple- of this. tent main your on home ct your commence. Vetter Electric Co. Rank Wat Nana 00+ 414 Hematol- lar. Teter.her" Highland Put 151-W In t mat my cam oWhontm, can be and. alarmingly np-to- date by 'italt't,',tdt, old tuhioned ftztari. vi tip-to-date lighting oquiprnertt. _ - FIXTURES Electrical Contracting and Jobbing l Dy/tr-- The Hydrox ' $1,000 Sundae, We. (Ir-bl Watt “peril“! Window Shades ' lief us figure with.yoti BUS. 1780 Painting. Pttrerhattttirttr, Cunning. Cleaning, Etc. WILLIAMSON FIXTURES his a Winner) T',Y cUANzceJebtltO your re- _ lone from toll - up. (by if you allow our wet was]! laundry, to handle your I:2tgtftt'n, 'h,,';;',?: and spunk You will he d.tidht. ed with tho; "numb.“ " our chino. I,) This includes ttat picc- trend. V Poe yumm- can nigh. land Put .1. Wet Way” Du. 31.00 Mb”. 1&4..ch Wlferryyu your I---- 1...... A-“ ---- u [NMAN BROS ",2"ltC11'r" ans. 1818 Then.»is.one mod am. a government defleit, my that is that Cosme-n notupend‘ . _ I": There are million: people' in, thin country "rho no “read 111,17 thing about politics, tr the pomee, tans will tell than how vote. There hasn't heeit I a men in Washington since the iticiam won 1tiAseutedtoor.tt, ‘inthelroogd‘ with mud pie. ' . . _. ',,' “United sate; M, out.” ( "&teh'a column . ' ’ my; Peak)" continued Dr. Heyfo t "ia found to be about 78 mailer " ; G" under the New Jersey eonsL‘mf iles, but-uh- der the deep Adan , there are " miles of rock plus the} _ rtt'1tss of water. But, according to ieo 'tll, y these three columns weigh tttwr, the some which means that , he! under Pike's Peak. for TO iF dam u about four per cent It fer than the rocks under the tCewl - are.tr and underthedeepA 'rtkrtlterpAtr, are about four per-1m t heavier; Someone who heard at day this. ge) eently remarked that I I this thepry; the mama. States fuittt l anti expresses the “coin , that vein." 'Amrklissgijto theltndof the dollar, but in t times it is man the land of the . ' . , V Dr. Hoyle!!! said that the idea 'of isostasy was Brat saturated by. in Englishman and for Enemy half ' century has been ~vigorous die- Gra; bf lending ‘ oloziatsfuid (other scientists. If t F theory is true, €he argues. there is tt' ndition of hy, "hostatk pressure in . ‘1 rock: of the earth everywhere at :‘iebout seventy miles below you level}; jut as tUm isinthequiet "tern rthe bottom of a lake. Aceo' f to m. d.tti-, castration of the t , ' w, the rocks under the continent: [t lighter thin the rocky formation naer the beans. They ere lighter, he d, under the high parts ofr Am for example, than under the low b rte. Hence, the relation of the vatlon above sea-level on the one. h end the ary. sity of the rocks of.th section of the globe down to a depth 70 miles, on the other hand, is " hat a eotiniht under any, square e of 'sarth, down TO miletrttehtw flevel, weighs nearly the same as y other sixth column. _ ', Due to re F _ ( V Imtesy fdemonst that earth: quakes under such _ itions enjoy. due tis the I'uppoeid one action .pf subterranean use: I lava upon the earth’s crust but to, . . deeper mitum ment of the earth's ' k, due to Ate- mendous pressure. I demonstrate: that while geese and re exist, they occupy pockets of the outer ertuitcof the earth‘nnd that earth is titrt a flaming muse at its ten" . 1' from surface to COIL} amrthatyt IS not a ftoatirttr,e sq, on a liquid hr ter'ior. , It also throw"$ light upon the nature of the am'rve ts which-Mo folded and crumpled , [l arf the r'qck formation of the as ; For instants; we have demonstrl " that theme- tance betweenH' ‘ rs andeltts- burg, Pm, is“ nearly “ miles shorter than litmus before/ttbe folding and crumpling of rock! '. ‘ place. lads- may nlso explains, in . measure, the nature of earthmtaYeq' On the Jib- mesa coast and the' ( Item coastal America, for teett't tind moun- tlinous country. ad . .. t to M? occur depths. _ much to the "rettttth)' fhat F the earth _ is from sum to can is {lot a ftoebttrttr,e tenor. . It also throw nature of the min! folded and crumpled formation of the as - . Says Edith Solid "The establishme .of in said Director Haifa ' t1 The etrtdblitihrmmt the theort 9f isostasy by Dirtetor yford and the recognition of his [ rt by British scientists, is expected iiireet maxi- tion anaw’to the teh etrorttv, of Dr. JUyford and . . tea out} a period ot thirteen' T " to denim; strate the mung”; f' a fombev neath the surface»! ‘earth which tends to equalize assure ' at (slt points. . F " '; recognition of his l scientists is expected tion anew’to the Dr. JUyford .and . period of thither} _ Canter! At The "tdtrliishntsttt isostxsy by Director ‘ty, ind will In}: r". tor rumble uh ki, ing the theory»! l The Royal Society in London- an annie secretary. Arthur R; ttfied Dr. Buford . the organization {a h mam University _ " Director. Hayorfd ent in person he i choose a rep ' _ other Americana" tn _ been, awarded this ho Peary, discoverer of t b 1910, and Alexa: in 1914. ' . The Victorkvlw of m 'ti' a} Geographial 8oetttr.', Great Br! has been awarded to} [ or Jo r. Hayford, head of Gallop ot ' - mneering of North; F ' Uni i. AL ty, ind will be pre . on May V th, tor notable achieve t in catnh - nacums EARTH Profpaaor to Get Establishment ter of Plan IS08TASYIS Not Firil are F ' that earth, itions areaiot on action .,of lava am the % deeper ntoti. k, due to Ate- " DENSITY '..of Uotrtat, I" hardly, "snide g'the evidem tttrrmghttirt, is"to eem1titrte any and gm inks, has inor- the wishi 0‘15. npr thtr Notthr tr, lm Wt 69%.. rd "not he tri/ts- G l reqatjsted' to e: Me. Only two bent year: have rr-Commodore it he North Pole, il- Hamilton Rice, " Holds Cen, It _ Solid . q mien Medal for Its EVOLVED Resolx-ul,,that a no T litmus he sent to tor Id, each Chicago parerattmearinir oi i' brawn, or evening. , Resolved, that the ' they lilinois Federa i! Chiba, comprising fo ' thousand women,;doga Vigorqus protest " _ pnuliqation of tiartrra!tt dat and crime in the be it further . _ . Whereas, In séhool; l children have been e daily newspapers 1 broadening the you i, with the 'press' con and,, featuring of e such reading has I Familiarity with w l suggestion leads 'm l " is "rii1ed by a T vard ptsyeho1ogtut, Id the tUtd/af scxilptnr, painter ' Tenth District lov tical‘ly id the clu tours through the classes they have- tery of coloring in They have ammo The Woman’s Club put on an exhibi . houso'April 17th. Paintings, Deconti The following r'eso I the character of ne 1 tain newspapers hd by the Tenth Dish-i: ' Women's Clubs: . '1 , WOMEN URGE li NEWS IN Resolutions Adop District Club Less of, in high culture. . .9 , art that an be shared by . lo iest, is the mblcst. Four thou d years ago a city of forty thousa erected: thea- ter seating thirty-fl tho and peo- ple. A classic stale“ do! ghted the eye, and within the _ mt 'eld thou- sands spell-bound. yic‘; rt is' old. In our own country bets tiful cap- itol is an example, the flrtetrt in Civie Art. We the men? Chicago. have the power to e I also the mm: beautiful city ithe orld. Let d3 nu Bo. ' f _ Some of the flak: partrayais. of “at Woman's Catholic~ gave a beautiful lutionary days a , day. i, . Love of ' Qt, _ The love of the, ' ne instilled in the hearts of a lei will result In the tirge,t hasibeen A pl: In enjoyed interpret“ folk, songs; may» and j: instrufn fee,,'," Club of. Evamrti, n Normandy" and) eloquent argumdnt of American talén charmed audUmierr lion of old fgshion oniat eotrtuminttl, have double quarto yenswood c1u1rrirahi an’s? Club, and Brow! ll‘fLet'him that lk h 1 ollo'avea‘gq' sell one and my , , P. the 116w; ers- of the Nd“, 'f {as bread nourishetb the tk . "iliie] the Bowotti of the Narcissus; N fish the.sop1.T This beautiful q l! tio was ttre, reader of the ban - of e Woman'p Library Club or; The ham cisaus, emblem bf irlt 1 life, por- trays the beauty tr , i e s .The soul finds expression th n gh e fine arts. The clubs of the Linn istrict are Department; tr hi tare _. In‘the iiii.iiiitiyf! ist Mame. it it interesting toie , that many clubs 01 the district hav’ rirni hack to old stewards. Thei .e1 sea develop their own leadeis l 9 their tel- lcw-students back I 'ti, using, This type of leadership t trep ads]. Mrs, Wm. Gary Brown, A. tho; gers' Park, Woinan's Club, what: vea the artistic illustrated lecture; n _ ashlngtqn, D. c, is an exaritpl If y t a Igadér a club womn can " .‘ 1 F '.' devoted to the“; A were is a fermi- ning of C',')')'),',',! God’s own apnea: em. T . _ T IS FOR '.sourrWxtmasrtm FINE ARTS In Literature, ,Art and _ Sculpture “one _ Seeking hit rest T -Me I' " ll F was swamp pm PREM, iitdrrriaNp hag. mots? l tio tireitt tug . of a Woman“; T The bar- irit 1 life, por- e s .The soul gh e fine arts. ith isttictj. are T, In this diistitet C wn n the plan- ttteat', of n t ugh flow- c. l .1 Woman’s ve 'f Chimes d of resid1t was" an ttt m 'pnftirntttre may. Club has "ls in prmamta- 459:1 with col- y H the clubs , in uding Ra. ra Ptsrlt Woma I ll 4 mic. . the realms t" a 'ti tact, the lint. Praiis , hai arran d it. I stitch}; didd the my.» e-oéintal rugs; Ai. Exhibits. t E , 'n will , in; their club th, " will cave‘r IA Pt' Textiles. ve b, van living “fin iiL " " Tttei, 5 iiCiieiitf a; '= of Revo/ T . n’s birth-i £5: bf f usic there ' I . We have of I nd opera, tri l costume. ' -c1 sea develop ?, 9 their tel- me. using, This ban tidal. Mrs, the; sets" Park rive! the artistic by Fart dal Fons regarding piitttedrin cer- i been adopted _ Federation of ho'rl'zon; and t elaboration and scandal. he a, menace. {doing through into evil ways, imminent Har- id in the home, 5mm to read. ( the hope . of htisrtriet'ot of Mama’s lubiéand nine 7 m untu- its F thifeatumd iht of sun- _ mfg. And id new» (tet,,',', tsdt.. p lth,',',Ct and tri " APERS WORK Tenth ' hihti came has been made ‘0! 'thafappo tm 'itIratltY'NttheM,t' again ism] “may: in mania (Hyman ,1 hi way; mjsuamd Clif- ford Clair WK resigned recently to miter otitis/i/tKiki;';';;)'; work. 1: ' 3 Mr. Sheetg'i' at been in {mm}: a _ 'e, highway; tithing 1907 t"dth (ilrdliflt'ivJnr!r, f the time sham, in Fer tit/ ‘1 l may» Sheet» 1ssitr1rreer,trntr, endanger highways amine» y tt ship whiting ttit!? gift-ab to_takttrthe tidsituit ofjgchief l'ghe engineer. ' ', i , SHE ' mun i, _ ji, are A.“ ENGINEER Slim. o Sta My Sweetie -,1 CH Ord" {Mm Recently t W PETERSON NURSEtty “we Evanétm 1434 H): We to than! hp com to: turf .and for he 306% $11k at: root; p [ . il ed out. '. . 1 ; hiteri in: muit' of Lincoln “an e on Paw tenet: toad, icago. Facets“: m in north line of Rose ll Gem», tery. Gpod r ad» [ Cash and, Carry He? Cutting Bobbing _, Jjt0" ?il,owr------TREEs; SHRUBS, FRUITS, VlNES} ri, N b Shave ' i,f)trrber Shop m i B A.Rt_i_C9A"llltilS Ini) land of this Patterson Nirii4 f 'ru, Men sold and we haye’a short l ' ' time to seIl,'off the stock; 'ri This is your opIiortunity _ not“: trom 8:00 to fp! p. m. Am: 6:803) atriioirttaadt to 8:00 p 3'.¥ V Cutting. , , Shiigglz'ng _ Face Mass; iing _, .4 Shampoos Hair Singe ' For All, Men, wqf'nen and Children Rooms 8-9,' 'l,.?,:):,'",':,';')',':)),',,?:";::,:,:,,: Bank. Byildihg _ T '/thilrsytrwitiitieiiii,e'ratedtt/, _ _ ' W THE FIRST IN HIGHLAng PARK WILL OPEN ON APRIL), [' 6th, 1924 _ a in Highland Park 12 3,13%; with Mr. peniel,9, years la' D. L. LMéUSTRIC m m 'd',,),',,:)),.!)),!],),; .‘T g' trt'iriqrbrir'iott, g the “Hive 'gt },lli',i?)'lt.'l,'li'i'i'l. ttititw ouch ",'_ll'i'l,Tii'is,rfll . . ',t;r'jtutli.' 'tr- tended eap,bt Kt and“ at highway erjriit iii . In r + him eminently _i't “3; " or ' "it po- Mr. Shanty?“ a; _ bar-jot the American Sal")? 'of,t?,i Ema“. the Illinoiaf" y “Exiting", tttm Springfield i', M“: may Chats, and [at the honoraéy (r, 'ttrimieHng and ackn- tiik so'cietids, , i: and If, Sigma xt, and Trfanirle.' ”31in is also president of hearing tdi,'ii'ilti)ttt,t2.t't'tt M the irriiiirjiiiieriyr)Wii8tt. Prior to his swam ’fi“ 't,"detfntitt'f of ishrhtxrartr-'tri:'iiiGo ' I rt thiudi, he Served inv _us engineeringpoé Wis ip their new all high-m amonr thim "iF" tr'righHtaat . ntttttr.' tenant-g eng' JW yin-jade engineer Ind ereine.er at gum : Kai: l gratin: ate of the tivltiumeineirine. drool st must be 111% Midi-e '6:30 tldj,urrtn and see this more Magnum, larger, easier riding immobile. Let us demonstrate its primant performance for " teu" nilnutea,--tusd you will agree with us that it gives you all glee practical advantages of ctiitfim.tch higher in price. 1 §§;QUALITY TIRE SHOP it? t,yT"'T'o""taetJei? In . _. mu Mt. nil-do iiriiiiiii. iiiirii,?jl ', SO'hr the country It, til, _ mum, at thor- much by arch-mm: " u sp." (llti( H ish' 30 N. La Salle Street. f,il,iieTcPi ' Telephone Huh: ttttt s q Face Massage ' _ If“: modern In .. 7 ya put behind a nun“ ' ',i.U.',tild, minim war t going indium _ a i, I the dinner: from it. ',irt'ihm' bee ,iot ‘so much .fmm inmtom 'gtg: aim armies, as by amnion I iclh politicians. L if ,3. ,m‘pcople who mu ti ih, equality an and It ”I! t T - tudint1teatrtuhotme. , L221}? th6 w_ my: . f Pf am Ingmar _ od Highway Wish, and ya . T Mr. ghost- Jun, in mgti It hit was as thief highway _ Fl r gator!!! unipolar”)! “19W sn- perintendent of highway!L 'i"" V and” horns. ' 'tr. Appointment; ile mam)”. an“: GGiiiir"h/e, "jWbm 2t't'"'""v'tt/t1l once. If: For thou who do]: my 'to do this?“ planting we will: lint. plant 5114.”: um. _ " é Estimate: (has: Doit not We Do Plantin‘ 10.131934 m: of m " HI if] (tt ' A 12,11 Cl r','