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Rockefeller McCormick, and con lint " Italian rlticéllo. rosé point Jud an " rot dive ‘chairman and his commit- t-o.gct ',thitether and talk of, such an soqhding terms as guns, bullets, pr diner alarms bt.,Kadio sending tat Ins-and telephwfe, reward cards or he apprehvnsion' of, rvbbers tind ur bars. Thai bankers, aroused, mean usi ess,--rsuotim,r buéiness. n Int ‘01 It Si; m Jl b, HIGHLAND 'PARK PRESS. HIGHLAND PARK. ILLINOIS I st how nthorougn (V bankers'; are to ' hank tfibery sit 1 ed frhm dozens , daily rem-hing (ht a tors frat, bank l litiol Istate nee the 'iesrinnivsr. (if the Illinois nigh. b rdm' states hhve their to the round awaiting the re- l. Iowa a5 been through a hard suecessf l campaign to drive the , bandit int of the state. Now, winsr'cloV on the heels of the Dis 1lank,tjris association campaign, Wigeonun ' Bankers assdciation, ugh its protective department, is "mg Badger state bankers to life he matter of protection. There is mminent probability that Illinois surrounding states will work cut kn ll IN IZ ATION EFFECTED b cbhesive plan for cooperating nti-bandlt campaigns. Thoroughly Amused st how "thorotnrhly .aroused Illi- bankers': are to the danger of bank ‘rvary situation may be od frdm dozens of letters that ANGES ARE MADE V IN ART INSTITUTE NOIS BANKERS ':, lil] WAR ON BANDITRY‘ -f: M Talk Guns and Bullets "' wing the county meeting the " U m n n storms of cm which hence armed resist 1h] otherwise Officials Aid -r is not the only on; tly back of the cani- away with banditri. hay of Champaign CBS tiu ll TT ift very my Illi- C JFE I C A G O 191' of may h“ _ rs that ly b,rcti, - dl HWY [Tl'TE upon o fine ht An exhibition 8f dfiwings b'y Muir- head Bone, the celeli ted English ar- tist, is now on view in Gallery 12 at the Art Institute. The subjects in- clude a-variety. of scenes'," for Mr. Bone is one of those happily. endowed artists who'locks upon each scene ENGLISH ARTISTS ! 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',"','d the eighteenth and the hem d ant exhibition includes timings at file nineteenth centuries, but (“this many European towns and cities andlhn clothes. manners, and artistic hab- also drawings made on a moment visit} nie have changed, and then aqmtistt. to New York; Mr, Bone mine tog are quaintiy vivacious and “and". America to duke a tour of the comm-E 2i'ig't.ortinir prints ttre “PM†try and record his Mines-ions of i' spun. ' _ _ many places, but he‘was so fucinntedi N w that th _ w sh oe m by Manhatta'n that he got no further.! son "d over. i"," Jll' be If: 'lu'di Thp Pritidepartsient is also upon- Frank Siljestrom _ Phone 65 ' Phone 335 -"'PT'? â€an, A Now that the' snow drowning - son is over, ithriil be " *iNh. Weary Willies to tro North. T m £,.7, PAGE rm n (] (rtifefi