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of the State Division of Highways held at Springfield on March 16. Bids will be received for 19 sections of pavement, aggregating 108.17 miles in length; 8 sections of grading, agâ€" gregating 801 miles in length, and consisting of 420,220 cubic yards of excavation; also 22 sections of bridge work, aggregating 32 bridges, and inâ€" eluding 12,580 cubic yards of conâ€" crete and 954,480 pounds of structural steel. The proposed work is scatterâ€" ed among various counties of the state, and forms important links in the state highway system. ed among various counties of tbe}pgnition of his services with Near state, and forms important links in| East Relief and the Near East colâ€" the state highway system. ‘leges on behalf of the underâ€"privilâ€" This will be the second letting the|eged children and refugees in Syria. department has held on sections imâ€"| Mr. Dodge has been the president of eluded in the $100,000,000 bond issue.\at American university at Beirut At the first letting, held on January | since 1923. He is a graduate of 17, bids were received on 132 miles of | Princeton. rare n m t n . e in rends iPite . bridges.. â€" Contracts.., have | â€" mw many been awarded for~#~Mumberâ€"of sécâ€"{items of income, but â€"not â€"cbmrâ€" tions incloded in that detting, and / pleined tha* they often neglect to put awards will be made on the remainâ€"{in all their deductions. The 1927 highway coustruction 1631 Sherman Ave., WiL, Greemieaf 4488 HUBER ELECTRIC CO., 342 Central Ave., Park, â€"1ML., Highland Park 150 112 8. York St., Elmburst, Rimbarst 1356 956 Linden Ave., Hubbard Weeds, HL, Winnotks 1512 4 8. Fifth Ave.. La Grange, ML, LaGrange 477 y _ §16 Grand Ave., MAwankee, Wis. Grand 2004 _ _ Letting March 16 at A Small Investment that will produce a monthâ€" ly income long after the garage is paid for. We build Garages or Glazed Porches in any city between Racine, Wis., and Highland Park, Ill. See Our Model Garages on Display BEST QUALITY MATERIALâ€"EXPI*2T WORKMANSRIP QUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN $MFXQ es t CALL OR SEND COUPON No Obligation to Have Our Representative Call on You Open Sunday, 9 to 2; Tuesday Eve ning Until 9:00 (Opposite C. & N. W. R. R. 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With the award of contracts for all total under contract ‘of 455 miles~of pavement, 88 miles of grading and FIRST AMERICAN ISs _ ° DECORATED BY SYRIA ‘The first American to receive an ofâ€" ficial decoration from the Syrian govâ€" ernment is Dr. Bayard Dodge, son of the great American philanthropist and copper millionnaire, Cleveland H. ~â€"â€"â€"â€"~â€" COUPON â€"~â€"â€"â€"â€" North Shore Lumbe North Chicago, HIL ndly 409 Em Place, Highland Park furnish me with information Gazag:s [J Glazed Porch. Lumber & Supply Co., Points Moral In the last six years the large railâ€" ways of the United States have paid $80,000,000 more to the tax collector than they have paid in cash dividends to their stockholders. In five of the last six years, railway taxes have exâ€" amounts varying from about $300,000 in 1920 to $36,000,000 in 1923. In 1925, the excess of taxes over cash dividends amounted to about $18,000,â€" 000. Striking changes have occurred in the past fifteen years. 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Then taxes started their upward climb and dividends began to slip, with the result that in 1925 taxes had increased 263 per cent over the 1911 level, while dividends were 14 per cent below the 1911 mark. what has occurred, it appears that in 1911 the railways paid twentyâ€"five of dividends, the railways paid one dollar and five cents in taxes. Truly, tax collecting is more profitâ€" able than railway owning, comments the Nation‘s Business. WM. RUEHL & CO. umph in automobile historyâ€"and wl:yigz.wh)qh.n-qhmn. Come inâ€"see the Most Beautiful for were it not for the economies of tremendous volume production. makes it the greatest value triâ€" anceâ€"and all offered at amazing Here truly is more for your money more than even Chevrolet, with its progressive policiesand magniâ€" SAVES ORPHANS FROM ATTACK OF MAD DOG months of 1925. An American girl, Miss Agnes Evon of Pittsfield, Mass., is the heroine of = madâ€"dog incident which threatened the lives of 35 orphan children in the Near East Relief orphanage at Sidon. The children are students in an inâ€" stitution appropriately called "The Auh-i.m-h-‘a for in the first six months of year railway taxes have increased 8 Bird‘s Nest," which houses 500 Arâ€" men and Syrian orphans of ages, from orResdaa® 325 TheCoun *595 TheCor: *625 1â€"Ton Track $405 ‘The Touring $ for Economical Transportation | â€"at these amazing 1110 in front of the orphanage when a m:â€"umâ€"muu angrily at several of them. W&Mh.md then rushed the children in a motor truck to the Pasteur institute at Beiâ€" istration of the Pasteur treatment saved the lives of all the children, alâ€" though several of themâ€"are still sufâ€" fering from the results of the dog‘s attack Thelandss *74G The Sedan *6Q5 Ton Track $3Q5 on all modeis.