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" "oiroraumiaoumsan " Fireproof Fur Storage '5 ummmns . WWW“. .The women of Highland Park want a Woman Item resentative on the City Council. Nanine C Hopkins my]: Dean hey Wine m Vote For m1. Thus the U, s., the speaker declared, had come to have in Iastin America an investment of nearly 84,- 000,000,000. Therefore Unde Sam, whether he would or not, is forced to take greater interest in countries "A hundred years ago, when poli- tical forces were supreme. the United States assumed a sort of hegemony on the continent. by virtue of prion ity in self-government and through the announcement of ' the Monroe doctrine. This assumption did not meet with universal acceptance be- low the Rio Grande." Most Protect Nationais Following there was a long period of indifference on the part of Uncle Sam to the Latin-Americans. Dr. Cox stated. Then came the lure of Latin- American resources and the economic penetration of energetic Amerieai Dr. lut- J. Cox, prolmor of hu. tory " Northwestern university, spoke on "inter-American Problems in the Foreign Policy of the United Staten" last week, at the lutitute of Government now in progress on the Evanston campus. He emphasized the UtirrAmeriean problem I: one of the most perplexing 1nd aid that Latin-America found independence long before her people were ready for it. He also developed the point that the Latin-Americans have not been educated to make the moat of their nautral resources. World Needs Resources "Many of the southern countries' possess natural resources that the world needs," he said, "but their tteo-r ple lack the energy and training to) develop them. Upon the outsider. then, whether capitalists or promoter,; must full this industrial burden. Thia,l is the basis for economic itisperUiism) which in the New World is rapidly} converting itself into so-ealied “Yam Ree Imperialism." I COMMISSIONER match-glance My habits Since soon hummus“ It. B. P. " Ill.“ “Ch In! HIM M For (Waning, Gluing. Repairing. Remodeling, 1tetinine done at a very "mnttustriee-drmrrearatetttureodrtowmsrwhertrmtneeiit, for next when. We at] for and deliver. Now is the time to put your fun in storm. It is a (not convenience to you to have Ihbjmice from Ill here in Highland Put. We qtore and insure your {an against Burglary. Fire and Moths " the lllll“ coat of 3'k' of the "nation for the lesion. granules of State Schol Keep a l Supply for [mutilation in Storage (BOYS or ST. CHARLES (, HARVEST ICE SUPPLY The ice was taken from Boys Lake uhich was created by Col. Frank H WhipP. managing officer, about three years ago. to cover an unsightly swamp. The work of forming the lake wns done by the cadets during the grade school vacation, and it is new one of the most beautiful spots in Northern Illinois. In addition to its usefulness in furnishing ice in the winter, the lake is thoroughly enjoy ed by the 800 boys of the school for boating. bathing and fishing during their summer recreation periods. a?» att. 2jBbm Five hundred tons of pure, spark- ling ice. cites of fourteen inches thick. is the tirst harvest of the farm department of the St. Charles School for Boys. The cutting, haul- ing and packing was done by the farm cadets " no extra cost writing“ Paint-(W- "Thermnrmttma1ueittmtthe, aeetainsistmtrie.mrtheirNarweiti. mam-mm“ Matilde-”hirsu- mm with {MLAW‘ 'guioril, of M can-y‘all their tasksinnwartoeulhe-ourod, ninth and praise," Dr. Cox - serted. Mufti-WWW Mont Mm wu- pmhuuohcvodtintlorthcmt Min-aura” If' THE SPRING, when your fancy turns to thoughts of re- turmishime the house our E, Z. Han of Credit, and the oppor- ma] to you. Come in and taik furniture with you Cardin]. “(runny time- piece adjusting and re- pairing, jewelry resetting and damning. Re-at, sable Chartres. . al to the oppor- use should in and let 87:1. and than u: we not. - ofts0eaeheTtsettuattwo-o otrered tor the beat group work cu- ried on under club or school Inpu- vision, and there must be at but all children in a group. The two nulls: prisms will be awarded to the boy and girl between the we. of 10 and " who have the best individual Mam. Theawurdistobenudgouthephn Ir', the garden, the wny it ia worked. and the excellence of the product , raised. Entries must be mum tte- l,fore June 1, and report; trf malts I will be due before November 15. ‘ IT'S THE BETTER PLAN TO USE OUR SWEET AND CLEAN WET WASH SERVICE $1.23 for 10 lbs, ' 4c each additional lb. Magazine.articte which my. that "the race of linkers in mix! in America" is way Mr. Just look " the Cortstitutiort?-Boatmt Transcript. "In the old days." says I woman‘s page editor, "you could buy a damn eggs for ten cents." How dimes have chtuttid!--Farm and Fireside. prize. which have but: cloud by the Woman'. Home Companion to child radon-Ix _. _, _ t'Vt5iit-T_ in mun-i OFF“ P3t_88At. Eveerekiid who In. in " .roumtandtu-ta.e%qhmnh- erirttrtostartaFwtarh) (than! in the 'tour lath-wide T. R. DECKER & C0. PLUMBmG&rrEATTNG l Tnerd,,.","...'" I‘MV- i LA UN by i mu. no OUR WASH; HEREAFTER OR . you WILL f i THERE are no supplies in this shop but those of high quality. There are no tricks in our plumber's kit of tools or in our business conduct tint doesn't square with courteous treat- ment and fair prices. Get ac- quainted with our telephone number. ottr/rrertouure ""'"tt'u"Dramrrimtarrasarraaziuaateo" PRIZE you CHILD BARB-NUS TH EC-----"----, 125 North St. John. Avenue a..mvbma or THE [’NIMPROVED sun-3m. In Miami tor. to m loves! my... ible idder. . _ a. .t.y2rCrpltRr_rptifrcohmtAcroRr, To COMPLY WITH Ma, THE ms or “THE COMMANDER" Election April 19, 1927 Served far turn years under former administration: is 'tuntitled tor the petition Manager of Leonard Rosenqnist Company; a man Whom you all know; District representative of Accra nad spritwtteld Insurance Foamy American! War Veteran and Phillipine Insurrection. number)! the School Board " the time of Mlld’l Amt Nick aehool - built Vii“ M at the tune, and Very Active in fitting Mell- nter y hon the City " ihsiia M and the subway from the St. Paul Elihu-d on Deal.“ An: {that ttf Village and started W' ttrtt 'evepee.t.t.between Hithhnd Park And DeerdU and the T2t'ltrr, work on an: m nad " inf.avor of nil Improvements on Ill economic-l but; e is ml) calmed or the position. and if M mil serve the beanie " m... "-" L. Whom you all know and one of unquestionable abitity. g tield Post American Legion and the Like County Council. Assistant to viee-Ppesidestt of the Commonwealth Edison Co.; President. [Dentin] Apparptu: co- paftyi Secretary and Director, Mitseralue Electric Conway: Secretary Ind Director, (may: Etee- trtc Meter Company; a mun of out bulim- nbimy and should have your vote and support. THEIR coNhihtis .""_"""V"" T W-, '. FOR PROTECTED RAILROAD cmssmcs. FOR ALL PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS n the lowest possible as! to Ian-yer. THE MAINTENANCE OF ALL UNIMPROVED STREETS. out of the Rod-I: Bridge funds and vehicle In at all times. ECONOMICAL ADMINISTRATION OF THE VILLAGE FINANCES. _ AN EFFICIENT WATER DEPARTMENT. at A lower cost. Every Man a Home and Property Owner and I'm _ 7 "V"--- “I.“ .u- nnu may: Nor of all improvements on an economical ham serve the people as they should be. CITIZENS TICKET Phone today for a demonstration This is one of the motor cars, which have played so large a part in aid- ing Studebaker to attain pre-emi- nence in their field. Studebaker Sales and Service Have You . Had a Demonstration of OUR PLATFORM OF PROGRESS CLARENCE E. HUHN CHESTER WESSLING WM. H. STEFFES BURR H. KRESS HARRY E. WING CARL E. OLSON of Deerfield . Introducing the For Police Magistrate For Village President For Village For village Clerk of good mitten nbility , World Wu Van-Fin and Adjutant of Deer Your Vote and Smart will be appreciated THURSDAY. Ann. I, - ALL THE TERMS or Swank