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le. .. jar .$ Peas| | _ $1.0 or arly RICES ABEES Pickles v"" us s1 ise ky DCTOBER:| 3, © 1924 DAN | | ark, Hlinols . ... $50 USl can for p Chips | for _ .805 $1.09 10y 43¢ 1| 10 $} This system of sewers templated for many yea: (Continued on p Tonight â€" and, 1 ight, the greatest production of all times, "The Covered ;hgolt'.'{ with J. Warren Kerâ€" ;i.gan, Lois Wjfi}g, and 3000 ers; turda Perc; a t and a star cast in x‘el'be Legend of Holl 1g Sunday and Monday, Lila ‘and James Kirkwood in "Another Man‘s Wite"; 1Tuesdn§, Weinesday| and Thursday, Pola Negri in "Lily of the Dust"; fi{‘fdly ‘and Saturday, Agnes Ayres and Antonio Moreno in |"The Story without a Name.‘! Matinge on Thursday and Sat . _ See| proâ€" gram on back page of this papdr. â€" The following pictures are shown: at the Hi ark T this week and next: South Green Bay Sew $79,000, 3 {3 ? nSonth:' Green |Bay She:ifiu road '?.ving Sunset Terrace paving Sheridan road bridge St. Johns paving an liams to Cedar<â€"â€"$59,700 St. Johns avenue pay road to Laurel â€"avenueâ€" Private jobs wganing-. The largest, most it most interesting impro an engineer‘s and cont point is the South E: Sewer system. â€"â€"; > "LIL Y OF THE DUBST" At Hixlalam‘lj;i"ark Eutr« urday, ‘"‘The * Total $1,060 At present there are und struction in‘ this city improv of various kinds totalling $1 00, and itemi 'fas follows: Southeast Szgr Sys St. Johns and Park |av Mrs.. Mary. McVick 23 And â€" ~â€"_ Saturday This is part pf the |extens provement | program has imug‘ur:fi:‘ much of finished, while miore is yet to pleted, including the at So Sanitary System, where the excavated ~â€" mingéâ€"like â€" | sewe shafts are 1 , as| well ditional jmprovement work to next year. PW « If residents traveling along dan road these days could but ; the scenes hidden by the heavy lining the roadway, they w« astonished at the ex and â€" ance of the congtruction work way there. €J1 ingâ€"$37,000, HIG Mrs. Mary ] Vicker, McVicker,| died! " her home, co ."; and Maple street, H was 53 years of age by her husb f‘:find s The ne n w‘ Oct. 25, and "i‘,: al Ridge emetery, . ‘ Here many feet gro pert miners, among them . as far away as Alaska fnd A are busy daily pushing sewer system to completion, u supervigion of @xperiented an competent enginicers. â€" 3 AssEMBLg%:_gci | AY! Al The report bei there will not be any this evening at the Woman‘s Club is an ual dance will be he! Duffy‘s o Â¥a. Th Few Highland Park |reside haps know that beneath a the city subterranean wor! flar to those of & great mine. rapidly ‘_'excavfid in the cons of a gignt gewer s wit from 33 to 48 féet in depth necting »undumond ; four feet high ind from three feet in width. : this evening at the Highland Woman‘s Club is an . val dance will be held with mnd Dnfly'o : ga. The 3 esses for the exening will be M Mrs. D. M. Blasier, Mr. and TUNNEL UNDER MINERS EXCAV HUGE sxwfl Interesting Descri Improvement J â€"â€" sing Here; _ Notable W NUMBER 35 PART 1 !idllyv?dod: Opim D. WwOMAN ACHES UIF Dies l Helk wife of . y, Oct. higan a is sut 1 chi â€" the hor in the E:l:« â€"$150 â€"$43,0( IFE‘S along but heavy y w and er Sy has be« s but f ige 5) oad mgy, 131 $33,90( ~â€"$300,0 iportar vement actor‘s st ~â€"St ails tion TONT Roge SV 8 ch ho the ve im e cit ich i com theas deepl; ts per ion of simâ€" étior ~dy ie ito foun nd" ex e‘ from stralia ; greal er the Idhighlj Sheriâ€" limpse oliage id bej portâ€" under l nenty 0,200.â€" f â€" Bi ‘Tesâ€" 0 15,000 00. â€"â€"._.]\Women‘s Jones for Governor eridan Club Urge Vote For Demoâ€" > _ cratic Nominee ; 00. : t and from _ viewâ€" nitary aterâ€" "ueasd; OV bCIAL SERVICE |_ _ . ‘deepl; _ AT. TRINITY .CHURCH as 4. Nov. 2 is Home Coming Sunday; e done| _ Every Member Canvass For C Church To Be Held URS. n conâ€" )r cerâ€" emsâ€" being eatre CI mes , at ue She ived ren. Satâ€" Oct. Park e usâ€" ic by hostâ€" SHT Wilâ€" that ance and Mrs. Oak Icmnms JONES IN "THE DESERT OUTLAW" Realizing that there "are thousands of Republicans in Illinois, who would like to vote the straight ticket on Noâ€" vember 4 with the exception of the candidate for governor and that many of these are fearful of spoiling their ballots by the soâ€"called "scratching" the State Committee of the Indepenâ€" dent : Jonesâ€"forâ€"Governor clubs has had printed marked ballots, showing how easily this can be done without mutilating the ballot â€"or loss to the tional ticket, Samples, of marked ballots will be istributed, through the town and at he evening trains, and in ancther colâ€" n of this issue of the Press a copy ill be 1. . . We believe that at this election the governorshHip of Illinois is not a party estion, the issue at stake is government for Illinois, and that Saturday, November 1, is All Saints day, there will be services in the church at 7:30 and 9:30 a. m. Pearl Theatre will present the folâ€" owing pictures next week: Tonightf"tnd tomorrow night, Geo. ‘Brien and Dorothy Mackaill in "The an Who) Game Back"; Saturday, "It s The Law" with Arthur Hohl and imi Palmgri; Sunday, Charles Jones nd Evelyh Brent in "The Desert Outâ€" law"; Monday, Shirley Mason in "That Fret Lady"; Tuesday and ednesday, Mae Busch, Pat O‘Malley, Myrtle St&ahuh. Wanda Hawley, Hoâ€" bart Bosworth and Robetrt FReta bart Bosworth and: Robert Fraser in "Bread"; | Thursday â€" and _ Friday, "Hearts of Oak" starring Hobart Bosâ€" worth and Pauline Stark; Saturday, Martha nsfield and Wilfred Lytell in "The Warrens of Vi * ince Saturday. : See program m â€"the local page ef this paper.. There will be a special service in Trinity: church next Sunday morning at ‘11 o‘clock and a special effort will be made to get a fugfcnttendmce‘ of all communicants to make it a "Home Coming Sunday." Strangers and new comers will be specially welcomed. In the afternoon the every member canvass for parish support and the general church program will be made. Letters and subscription cards have been sent out by mail and canvassers will call upon all members between three and six in the afterncon. DISTRIBUTE SAMPLE § <â€"â€" SCRATCHED BALLOTS o reâ€"elect oEpvemt Small would be a bigger blow to the Republican party than to D(gmoc‘nts, and a continuing lisaster for the people of Illinois. It is essential that a correct list be obtained . immediately, ‘so that the na_mlea may beplaced on the memâ€" Oorial. i Proi it cd ; J. F. Mackenzie, 195 Laurel avenue chairman of the committee. © Therefore, we as Republican womâ€" m, urge Republican voters while asting the rest of their voté for the traight ticket which represents the ig national policies for ‘which their arties stand, to vote against Goverâ€" or Small and for Judge Norman L. fones for Governor. â€" ndependent Jones for Governor Club of Highland Park, | Mrs. ?fi; hB(urgsley, Chairman Mrs. J. F,, MacKenzie i Mrs. George A. Mason _ _ â€" ; Mrs, Constant C. Hopkins â€" There is printed on another page of this paper a list of the men who went into . service from | Highland Park, as far as can be obtained from the files of the Press. It may be that this list is incomplete, or that there are errors in some of the names. Anyâ€" one who can add the e of any exâ€" service men not included in this list and who went from Highland Park, is reqnenteg‘ho communicate with the Highland Park Press or with Mrs. Names of Exâ€"Service Men From Highland Park to Be On _ S Memorial Here | __With the time growing short 1E which to %cmplfle roster names of nd Park exâ€" men to be ‘placed on the :b;et on the proposed War Memorial to be erected here, the committee in charge is urgâ€" ing all former soldier and their friends to furnish these names as soon as ‘possible. â€" , & LIST OF WORLD g’AB VYETERANS IS WANTED o Be Shown Sunday; Tues. & Wed., "Bread"; ‘"Hearts of be Higbland Park Press Oak" Two Days Highland Park b\ai:eu men :and their ladies enjoyed their annual outâ€" ing last hight in a trip to Chicago, where the en nment included a dinner at the Salne hotel and atâ€" tendance at the "Greenwich Village Follies." The party numbering one hundred and sixtyâ€"three, went to Chiâ€" cago on a special 4â€"¢ar North Shore Line . train, a very pleasant evening was enjoyed. This annual cuting is arranged by the Highland Park Business 'E::n’l association and is always an event of much interest and pleasure t§ those participating. Mr. ‘Walz was born in Fredricksâ€" hafen, Germany, and came to this country in 1882, shortly afterward enâ€" listing in the U. 8. Regular Army. He was ‘stati at Fort Russell and was brought to Fort Sheridan with his re nt during the famous car strike in Chicago many years ago. He was in the gervice in all about 30 years and was honorably discharged. He was drawing a pension, was emâ€"« ployed as gateman by the railroad and had money in the bank, so that there were no financial worries. There was no other indication of any motive for ‘suicide, so that possibility was dismissed by the coroner‘s jury. The health of the pair had been about average for people of their age, it was learned. _ h Funerals i2 The funeral of Mrs. Walz was held Wednesday afternoon at. the home of a sister in Norwood Park, and burial was at Union Ridge cemetery in Cook county. §3 13 A military funeral for Mr. Wals was held Thursday morning at Fort Sheridan and burial was in the Fort Sheridan ce ry. i. Nok ® Trip to Chi @ Last Night; Dinner at La.dalle Hotel; Attend "Follies". Mr. Walz was found dead beside a chair on which he apparently had been sitting in the act of either reâ€" moving or ing <his clothing, as the clothes were about his feet and one sock was on. Mrs. Walz was in bed. â€"~Both were dead. . Whether death came as they were retiring, or whether (Mr., ‘Walz ‘had arisen and was ‘putting on his clothing is not certain. And nobody knows how long they had been dead when found. . â€" BUSINESS MEN AND . LADIES HAVE OUTING MOOSE HALLOWE‘EN f DANCE IS FRIDAY The annual Hallowe‘en dance of the Loyal Order of Moose will be held toâ€" morrow evening Oct. S1st at eight g‘clock in the Woman‘s Club, North, Sheridan road.| This promises to be as it has been in the past, one of the. big social eve of the season and everyone is looking forward to a good time. _ All members and their friends are most ea \requested to atâ€" tend and belp to make this asuccess. It is needless ‘to say that the best of music has â€" secured when the Duffy orch appears on the proâ€" gram and in m to ‘that they have also sec the best : hall mf floor on the N SHore.. _ On Monday neighbors, failing to notice anyone about the place,; be: came suspicious and notified the son, who went to l:u parents‘ home, He found the. door locked and went into the basement.. There he heard the gas meter clicking and &t once became alarmed. He called Mr. Rudoliph and together they forced open a window and entered the house, : t dies\ Found j Mr. Walz found dead beside That death) was due to escaping gas from a stove was the verdict of the| coroner‘s jury at the inquest held ‘Mondsy night., A leak in the gas pipe was reported discovered by Carl Ruâ€" dolph of Highland Park, who accomâ€" panied the son in to the house. _ ; Last Seen Saturday > The aged. couple were last seen during Saturday. That evening the son went to their home, but found it locked. He supposed his parents had gone ‘to Chicago to visit relatives, which they frequently had done beâ€" forg;â€"and the son went away without suspicionthat everything was not all right. . o gain . } _John Walz, 64, and his wife, Mrs. Lizzie Walz, 63, were found dead from gas asphixiation in their home at Highwood ;Mondaz evening. The discovery was made by their son, Erâ€" nest . Walz, who bad instituted a search of the premises when it deâ€" veloped ‘that the ageg couple had not been seen since Saturday. GAS ASPHYXIATION CAUSE Mr. and Mrs. John Walz Victims ‘Of Leak From Stove Feed â€" Pipe; Son Discovers \~~‘ Bodies: Inquest § HIGHWOOD PAIR ARE FOUND DEAD MONDAY HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS, THURSDAY, â€"OCTOHER ©30, 1924 ~All <pupils and their ceordially invited to attend. not be room for any The senior class of the Shields high school is in the arrangements for the lowe‘en party which will day evening, October 81st to éleven o‘clock. An furnish music . for fortune telling, cider, dou On another page ‘of t begun a new department of interest to book 10 Esther Gould‘s Book will contnixw from week reviews of ‘books . of cur by notable writers. Miss had wide experienge in work. She has been several yéars for various including the Chicago E the Chicago Journal of Evanston â€" Newsâ€"Index newspapers in and aroul A good book review aids to keep up with what is rent : literature, : and whose home is in Rive pert in both selection a of new books. Pust spooky novelties A special bus will carry | field and Northbrook stv may desire to attend provl are twenty in number. Public Policy Q: Besides voting for ca office the electorate is press itself~ on several . public policy. Two of important. One opposes of $100,000,000 to finance of Tllinois hard road buil suspension to await mobile license fees year which fees, it is plann off the bonds and in irmportant question is‘ "Gateway Amendment" state constitution may admit of the legislature e HALLOWE‘EN PA‘R’I“ t TO BE BIG Senior Class In, C rangements; Only And Students In BOOK DEPARTMEN‘ NEW PRESS P Expert Reviewer Will This Paper Each $ New Volum HALLOWE‘EN PAR’E TO BENEFIT Tomorrow evening, Friday at seve thirty ~ o‘clock, Plymouth â€" chapter Daughters ¢f the British Mmpire wil hold a Hallowe‘en party af the hom of Mrs. T. McEwen of Naifla terrace All procéeds will be used fdr the fun for the British Old Peop home a Riverside. Members are linvited t bring their friends and join in the fu of this real : oldâ€"time â€" Skotch Hal lowe‘en. k + ‘Place a mark inâ€" the head of your own party put a cross in the squ of â€"the names of: candi other: ticket for whom y to vote, In that way you tire regular ticket exce dates opposing those fo have marked the square er titcket. Aba Marking Ba . Because of variation garding the fitness of for public office, it is there will be considera ing" of tickets in this who desire to scratch party ticket may do so, as follows: Besides presidential | electors the Mrs. Otis Beardsley, Mrs. GeoTge Al* | continue } ballot contains the nanies of candiâ€" lan Mason, and Mrs.C. C. HopKiN8. | state y dates for United States) Senate from |_ Letters were read from Mrs. SmoOt, | digate for Tllinois, congressman . this digâ€" Mrs. Newman, and Mrs. Rex JOn@Sâ€"tive in the trict, a full state titket | also canâ€" past presidents who are now residing gressman didates ~for representatives in the in California. ~~‘l pected, state legislature and in gongress, and _ Many "high spots" were brought to <~ De country offices. # light in the course of the afternion,| |‘~ .. Marking Ba 1\4 mention was made that Ossoli was m / Because of variation opinion reéâ€" one of the earliest of the Woman‘s| ¢¢ garding the fitness of somhe candidates clubs to stand for Woman Suffrage.| Charlés S. for public office, it is obphly that It was in 1897, during Mrs. Newman‘s d“"fi" U there will be considerable "scratchâ€" time that this important step was| SPéakérs a ing" of tickets in this s@rtion. Voters taken. : ing, but d Next Tuesday, Nov. B, is the date | of the quadrennial ‘prekidential elecâ€" tion, and voters should make themâ€" selves familiar with information necessary to intell ) exercise of the franchise.. Everybedy who is & legal voter should cast & ballot. Vote as your conscience and |your sentiâ€" ments prompt you, but . Do not he a ballot slackerâ€"in thig election. > List of Precinets lfilyfleld ~{Township; Locations and ‘The Polling Place In Each Are Given o GENERAL ELECTION EVERYBODY SHOULD VOTE (Continued on pag IS NEXT TUESDAY: opinion réâ€" e candidates obably that le "scratchâ€" ion. Voters it regular for instance ircle at the icket. Then is in front tes on any may wish vote the enâ€" tg: candiâ€" Y you in the oth: 1088 â€"~!â€"*. i ;/ idates for ked to ex: uestions: of are most bond issue ontinuance ng without t of autoâ€" year, but , will pay t. Another t of the which the altered to cting bills 4y } mt’e For EATURE rk. ; It Ag er. and it week brief t interest Gould has is line of it for ewspapers, ing Post, rce, the nd _ other Chicago, ie reader t in curâ€" Gould, is an exâ€" discussion s. paper is Lich will be at seven chlpm. pire will the home fla terrace. ‘the fund home at ted to }in the fun e of Arâ€" rnnts ted Deerfleldâ€" charge of nual Halâ€" AFFAIR F held Friâ€" rom eight estra will F besides hnuts and me Deerâ€" ts ‘ who ing there irents are There will HARITY An extra contribution for the Thankoffering: Fund, in celebratior . the 40th anniversary of the Need) work Guild was asked this year. Also ;:It of the money collected is to go oward maintaining a French orpha# The Highland Park â€"Branch of the Needlework Guild takes pleasure in announcing these gratifying results in connection with the drive for new garments â€" which ended last week. There are 26 directors, each of whom collected 22 or more articles. Total number of articles colléected was 644, total amount of money received was $134.00. The garments have been distributed among four tharitable orâ€" ganizations: The Dorcas Home, the Lake Bluff Orphanage, Old People‘s Home in Evanston, and the Highland Park Visiting Nurse. L. | Vedder, â€"senior "steward; ‘ Oscatr g::g,,,'wwgrd; W. B. Carr, ehtpld!;; rge Engstrom, mgdul; . il::ckle'. tyler; Thilo 4. Tollmfl‘ sdges the gonerone resporce magh m t Qzlmmhmm”r& ily. t f A. F. & A. M., will be held Saturday evening in the Deerfield Masonic Temple, by the Grand Lodge of. Hliâ€" nois. Bupper will be gerved at sixâ€" thihrtcyk o‘clock with ceremonies at eight o‘clock: ho y :The officers to be installed are: Theo. J. Knaak, master; Charles V. Steiner, senior warden; Frank Kotâ€" trasch, junior wurde’*;- WX m. Osterâ€" man, treasurer; John G. Frase, secâ€" retary; Wm. Haggi, senior deacon; Ed. H. Seligh, junior deacon; John The constitution .ndimnm officers of Deerfield Lodge, No. 11 GARMENT COLLECTION _ . 1sS MOST GRATIFYING Needlework © Guild â€"Appreciates HOLY CROSS PARISH 1 > â€" CGIVE DANCE HERE A dance will be given by the Holy Cross: parish of ‘Deerfield at | Witten hall, Irl‘xhhnd Park "on Wednm November 5th at eight thirty o‘cloc Music ‘will be furnished by Nick‘s Musical entertainers. a) +C : Wvinming 4 Miss Mary Kimball, mowpgied at the piano â€"by Mra.‘,rm,o atson, sang charmingly mflwnd songs and added much to the enjoyment of the afternoon. @4# 7 . _ Tea was served by the board of directors as hostesses. CcoNsTITUTE MASONIC LODGE AT DEERFIELD Ceremonies To Be Held Saturâ€" day by Grand Lodge; Inâ€" . â€"‘‘stall Officers Also .Mrs. L. L. Winters ms president of Ossoli : gracefully concluded the proâ€" gram with the happy remark that ut was her‘greatest ambition to have a place among the past presidents.‘ . Many <of our civic improvements, ‘such as ‘the bathing beach, visiting nurse, etc, were Ossoli movements, Mrs. Mackentie spoke of the War (Memorial which .was originated in the Ossoli Club. Mrs. Danie!l Cobb paid tribute to the men who at the risk pf their lives went. to war to safeâ€" ‘guard our homes and gaid it has been a great omission on the part of Highâ€" land Park not to have shown long ago, some recognition . of their services beyond mere words of praise. ~ OSSOLI CLUB HONORS _ f â€"PAST PRESIDENTS A The past b;;rels(idénu of Ossoli !:l: ntroduced Tsg. Cobb, herâ€" self a past pmidcmmb in a witâ€" t}y.e and chi:ctefisfic manner, 'm"oi the : mokt important achievements their administration«" * C The opening meeting of the Ossoli club house Tuesday afternoon, at the Highland Park club, was a ~ most auspictious occasion and the program an inspiring one. | ~~ 4 Opening Meeting Tuesday Most Auspicious: Occasion; Work of Club Praised Coâ€"operation; 644 Articles And $134 Collected promis6es , thusiasm rampaigt Tmunnh will l6hfe Wa ‘ + “9:“‘.‘-‘ Fat “.” " Ke a tour of the county,.v a :‘ of the hard roads now‘Wopmpieted and the routes of those p f,wk All of the : important : towns ‘.’.L!r“-, nt3 will be visited and the garty will have noon luncheor at Wau . da afid Lake Zurich. â€"â€" They will ard n Highâ€" land Park at mbout 3:25) goinkg from here to Highwood, Lhuke | Fores â€"(Continued on pagke 12) iand Park Watpan‘s cigifffor fiid next m ‘s € o next regular November ath will be an iHustrated lecturfi\o: ’,,.‘ Em joyment of A erieg'n KF: by y on. | s ; ml)c}:‘: is noflyet equipped with shades for darkeping the winâ€" necessary to d knother| audiâ€" torinm for that day anf! Elm Place« tifu) Hall where pictures P [ghown to advantage. t < â€" (o ece etarer of inolhat fikitne “tm.’ + AT # m He has beet} broug 'h.; recently â€" from Milwav bre ‘he. was head of the Art m§keum t that â€" city. His lecture will bejof a gupular . nature and will present fund@tjental â€" underlying. principles of| architécture 3 that make for the beauty) of line, harâ€"â€" mony and strength. Mr, W won will show | notable | examplea) of cago | buildings and point out the eléments of â€" construction : and | .:';"' wln : make the wholg satie 3 at~ © tiful He will léad us h an Retistic apprectiation of the rchiBétural * nchievements in our ow city,) : > â€"|_ Hans Br scries is Rcoads Auto Parade will touk Lake county Sa y, the "& y : county, ® di E F€Sk ior candidates, and everybobly inter is invited to ‘bring his tgr andijoin in the procession at the (Vhrioug town Yisited, $ M © 0BE ; _ port urgi civic urging the m hip H civig duty as &n .organishtion M indiviguals on y, tb let m interfere with the responsil voting: Vote on the way to #h gram at Elm avdRori DUDLEY C. WATSON ||| : AT WOMAN‘S CLUB "The Enjoyment " ieric Archi " Ig Subj@t e Fm ayâ€") ) Cavic 83 Place 8 drug | M-‘ h Bowden‘s marke FIRST S AY s i oo uol Sfes fall ‘The party "which will a is making a whirlwind t county on that day @nd‘ here to Li Ne for meetings i meeting here will be not ,long~ and | x 10-3;1, } Effort is being made i8 tount; committee to secure forin Governo Charlés: S. Dencen, RephbHic&® cand dateâ€"for U. S. senator ks 0 € of € spe-khltfic'li‘ . inl.bllt to ‘ui‘ tion . r ‘ ing: this wilt!not be (@ailab e unti late tgduy*nmm iftee, Roweve! expects Den? will b& here if iat al Saturday @vening of Ithis weaek, the only big Republican rally of the camâ€" paign in Highland Purk will be held at 7“5 o‘cl at the El m school: anditorium. H: j- a Speakers 11. inel mar At Large H Ra thi 3 y sentative of sta ' dmiriigtration 'ho 1 ® ; espe l’ " fi l’"’Pz‘Lt b“"?m,l A : mhw .‘..-':‘ ’. tive in the ature ht conâ€" gressman In,,-‘thhfidi if is exâ€" pected. d 0.‘ . > " Contaates: Te Daotes * ON g #m%m ELM C PLACE A The â€" Woman Don ever COT T rign "Goud." abd l Republican Car. 1Good Auto rade 4 Lake M tC rg Tour Copnity t marked Iby on is the lzwbegfwgu Mn + Tox td wex 8 C Or s ncromglon t4 o wciples of| archiféctur he beauty! of ;‘ igth." Mr; Watagn will examplea) of Wicago oint out Â¥ iment s 1~â€"and â€" design | whic satisfact A léend us "Brtist t â€" the chitB¢étur ~our. 0 . s club t J opâ€" gir the Piess of.agai M +0 N ""‘;n‘ AS ‘uesday, nothin the ,.‘.»': iÂ¥ of n the way to The proâ€" # made by thentount; cure former Governo en, Reppblic&® candi senator‘ks one of the Highlary > informbption .®egard. ot be (Mailable unti ) commmi ."’_. ever will b& here {f iat all P hich wilP appe@t here hirlwind! tour 6f â€" the day AfHld© 56e8s) from PART J 0 ; VOMUUME 14 DITORIUM Wa igh the f, talks & p and @ & <98 VP iB T #t at n C C