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"med songbird. now dead, born Von Eisner. _ Judge David Dnvil. circuit rider. later chief justice of the Supreme court of the United Mates, Ind from there to the viee-prwrdemm lived in Bloomington u did Adlai E. Steven- Ion. another and Inter vice-president. I met the Reverend Joseph Fifer. one- _ time governor of Illinois, not more) than M. who goes to his oh: My to work It his law. His dimmer. Florence Fiier Bohrer. in Illinois' only woman state senator. Cecil Burleigh, one of Amerin's 2min! violin com- post-rt. now with the University of ”1 Wiscnnbin. is ism. HIgII'm sand That l Marvin Rubin. for yam presi- dent of thsrChieatro, Mitwaueee & St. Paul railroad, developed out a! Bloominnon that the first Pullman deeper cu was built. George Pull. man. originator " the idea, super- vised in bun" Alton they; "aiieiiiiiirat his had much to do with the art 1nd “ninth! orPtate and Btoomingtpm B1oomiagtort in MG hdme of that old Methodist Enigm- jmnl alumni, Illinois Wellcynh. There's I now in that which show unearthing of the thunder of Bloom- IWB. FRED c. BBEMER 7hilklirk%etueye. Carpenter and. Builder 'iii2iiindVtw China; & which tge-ed mail In“ 1illngtmre" I former Bloomington- 'rt" J .- . "... _ 3‘77’3'7'5‘ My. _ , 'iyf2h"itilttePdtP; 'liife1'ttli!tiilt.tl, “a i.*dttdtrg,tgStdt, hmmmmmhwâ€"fiâ€"hu T'iG"GGdciiuuota".tegPtre.tey, In“... mah‘"“““"“"“‘"'“"'" tutitudielteurtr8_r*rf.rf - "wohntd’N-kh "isa-tFee-tla-i-yi-et-At.." Grairaa"arttreitvttelutr-rt--ee, 'iiiafiiiaTaHs.rekee.l.te-i-orr-t*f ii'iai'"'i"i'alTtuf-etfelsereete-_tyytf,..eT. W" "Si-tlu-It")-----.',.. 'ii-Cui-rum-tintel-grae-t_-dit?, i'iriGuT,"uafruucytth"leecie-irrr-.9rt aiGueir-teor.ee,tlrm_ Vet-"W“ 'i'irinUiaruAiutat-eeisee-rea.ita.t-"-";'t iiruGuistv.ru,ut1rreNeetreP,tS' JGiGutilereth-ttuet" Amioututta-ui.rern MWQndultbn-reuu. taH,uesei-ofmtimahtee-. -- ttseemstrotogtheg-itutatt- AMflybuhfilmkinvium‘fiVMImy-fl- wall. Aged-nut. ttnmnde-ltioataofdtmarutotheeqos- eTiatiViuitut-ubiiiPteluAmte Michealuudk-epit. human”- Bone-(Mm “WM-united. Thiswuon 1tmmdinBtoo+toothehtt- iGaiGttuttstmsymityoo' oettreE-terrathit. Mitt!” nine “MM. awn, from Btoom- tabbit M in”. In daily tar, - Gas". TiiGit" untfm Bo non.- M has boon spent for new campus; £116.” in: a {a gym;‘$150,ooo foe my! library. Because the-r thin;- wm done an cum mule publish- er - $76M tow-rd a new 8150.- 000 muted Wat. And as: school lime 1919 in jumped from an enroll- ment of no to I”. A 1-. wheel in to be ',tT,,tr2"ieg nucleus of In [new one. goal is to bring ‘the law than of " to In enrollment ioe att0 in the next year or two. John lemma. u old farmer of my'um of good corn bud, was asked to chip in during the money- gutting for the university. Re ”we somewhat but he told the committee he had in idea of his own. Bo he manic I donation of $125,000 for a memorill to soldiers. It is a fine building named the John MeBarnes: Hmong building And out of that gilt came something else: the state hendquarters of the American Legion nu moved from Sprimrtield to Bloomington. I cite these things to show how may and action from within de.. velop towns and cities: very often bringing importot things expected sources. " would easy to have let the old 5 out. Burbank at Cori) . 1 Dr. James Holbert. they cull him! "Doetor Jimmie" in Bloomington be- am he is young and in the fullness of enthusiasm. in credited with doing some rather nmuing things in com research. He has been culled the) Luther Burhlnk of Use.CorMeids. He lworks in the tabor.torieitrf the Funk Brothers farm in' co-operation with the frdetat bureaus of atrrieuiture. “We have learned mnny thing: about com? said Dr. Hotbert., "We grow 100 bushes" of mam while and from mother elf. on the some mil. would run no bushels. We “sandman to find why. We have learned how, by handing and peiee- tion. to inmm the yield between an Ind twenty bushel: In we. “PUNK“? BUREAU _ a... (Vim) a.» 1.}... Highland Purl "" Annie-- Bum-n1 Bin-I " mam-a Put Duncan-tell!“ mum-(w ”mum-l I'D“ om...---..".-"'. I” 1..“ . “Hum” WAD-RM. “can.“ IIIIIIM‘W may...“ Jtrgtg,utl, s..-----" “bu-Ill. hulk” “a W‘WUhqt-k g-r..---'.".-"'. “mu-luau»: 31-0..» wag-murm- unmmm as: 't2eautl2rtT, an...“ " --rag-B8Ar. e-eeitr-m." , nun-WM“ qucg-gahg ”was“: “In." Nielsen 3 if, at" In. " things from un- " would have been the old school pass mun-.1 der-ae-beat--' inotueuei.aNrwhieh.nEnster "tthitinfnaned. ninth-honed the Euler nbbit bee-nu Sana Cuurmeemtrrmovedoot. 1 One day a few months ago a man? ufuturing establishment in Bloom- 1in|rton sold more than ammo worth of its goods in one hour Ind got the check: with the orders! The business at that time in not +re years old. The mun who heads that hum-5: is C. U. Williams, miter of the "Oil-o-Mate" oil burner. Santa and the nbhit om in the and! gagging“ ttr #3511 Reich Co., “my Bike's" This plant. home " the “Luly Betty" turns out about 81mm worth of andy I yar. Prom 300 to 450 people are emrtored, herding to season. _ What you into (Mien? Filbert: from Turkey. almonds from Spin, oils of orange and lemon from Italy. gum arabie from Atria. egg dbunen from China. menthol and not from ‘anan. chocolate beans from South America. Africa and Ceylon, - [from Cuba and Hawaii. Machines in the plant costing 810,- 000 each wrap and automtimlly box 7.4100 boxes of enamel: done a day per machine, 240 pieces in a box! Mr, Williams was 1 ptotmr.reeri when the post curd true stun-k none twenty-tive feats ago. He sent out‘ a corp; of photograph“: all over thel country, order takers too. mid made) a fortune. His I!“ the second big<1 gut post'card business in American After the war. a: in the ease of so mum other men. he Ind to start pret- ty much over again. He is Eek- oned BIoominrton's wealthiest tili- an tnday. H'e's sold on Bloomington and Illinois as "be proper place to do business in. , He gamed to mg: - L" ’71“; Lr.j, _ kw? ee,tttttffHi5R . 'i 'ps"s'rri?ie'irrCi--1rr1s:r:rz"r,'i's7-r, ITC' l w'"', 'T"., R 15.tr,?'i'irg'frT l h”, Wfad "tl'a88rrrad most success- m X - f _ Mrs. Mewzini & Son l SA?! ful oil burning manufacturers in the country an all located? in minds.” _ The 84.000500 sale. mentioned _-------------- above. was pat on during I maven-1 tion "CONN' dealers and salesmen! HIGHLAND PARK from all over the United States. and" BEVERAGE co. some other places. who gather at the plant yearly. David R. Fm Chi- “‘3‘“.th " eago's veteran banker. watched the? order '."'2".' of “I CICS' chab spectacle with some nmument. I a, This company. down in Blooming-L an“ 59.1,, cm AV M, too. spud: 375.000 I var in ,dsrer- 420 North First St. Tel. a. P. Wu to tell its story to the peop1t.l---e-.ee.rie Bloomington's largest industry isi the CNtieaao and Alton railroad shops _ with 3.000 employs: and I payroll es-j tinted " “MM o yea. The Icahn If; 00.. foundry, fun In:- chimry and electric washers, an. $600,000 in plant investment. is until" large industry. Some of the eitr's other products He medicines. clothing. food potluck, height and aiai __ Midi-Id _ i-rsfity gum-shy” Maul-vinthpotw t-ttholtb-Rbrrletmsir't .eeueL ”mutatin- WWII... I“ -"'-"'""- - - gun. In- Ham 'gita/'r'a'At=2"ffe'rl' iii-.2...“ __ A-g-fo-- mutants-Intact:- wmhhmvh- “mitt-UM oet-,-_tutthoB- --rryef?ete'". tLttt.WI'eN%tP= 1“. ,eeitt?e ‘mr-h uh” -lr.%.--....qt-.'.r.---'-,=-. u"1'T,'Wli'rtGTr= I'D-e BI. an.ms¢._ _ -ragar,r."s" “WWW. HIGHLAND PARK AUTO ERNEST M, human” BODY a FENDER WORKS PAINTING cud DECORATING Tel H. P. 2146 2fiegil Om" wan Pups “a Wind-w Shade OPEN FOR BUSINESS m N 2t'tt,'g"a,,s,.,,,s, hp. new»; rend-n. (in. a. In unal- - new": New. Hank’s Auto Supply Ca.l one. Psr,,/iurienlre 'Pt , Automobile Painting I PrdGi%'iiifGVi; ii2Ei%e "ireuVtidru---- Sex-hmASW; 'ee. “1-319.“ I'll. i'FT'uI; Tel. H. P. 227t AtmtagttqegattR3P- Highland Park Radiator ind Fender Repair Shop _ 513 ELM PLACE -eee Highland Park Drive your car in and not "ti-ste that. a. [and "I!!! I. P. um - (MUG! - “E3913 human; mummy. AUTOMOTIVE ILEqrlqtaANs MOTOR CAR ELECTRIC SERVICE Auto Painter LETTERING - MONOGRAKS High Grade Work 516-518 Laurel Avenue Telephone Highland Park ff? TO ORDER 519W"; TI LARSON mos. I """utl Tekphone KW Put " . _r____r..__ -Ne_e-e'------' e slrytf? emery NICK BRANDONISIO Con-c 1-310-11393-1." aTGruiia% acarFr-' - n is-o-sa--"-"" u-MLIIHIOI- . m no. - ll: - JAMES COLLINS HIST CL“ '0“ Bring in fluff-[:14 let nt- It ”OWL“. unmask». W, a B. - u.v.. u".u‘-v-V_,_v BUTTER - EGGS General Binding Comm KOIE DEESSED POULTRY 622 Railroad Ave. Highwood, In. “WAVE“ _ PhoneH.P.2T68 BUTTER AND was FRESH DRESSED POULTRY "ltNBtN comm Sum! luv [ nah. rule. Sievers .and Sievers mild-WM“ I 'raat?NcoeACrort,a P. "' p, 77W, GEORGE TUCKER Tug Dutchman-I" uncommon BEVERAGES P. UGOLINI omen nouns: "a; Fm"“ a! SHERIDAN BUILDING l-ul and lay-ht Highland Park, Ill. a}: =,tau ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS u a. mum: at. RADIO AND ELECTRICAL ------- APPLIANCES _ l =' - moms-r 1700 Artistic Funeral Designs “an”. Wham“ C. V. NICHOIS, D,D.S. 319 Railroad Ave. Tel. H. P. 3198 Opposite C. t N. W. Depot, Hitthwpod New Ohnder & Brown Bldg. ”WM“ DANIELLFAY smut-mm mgr-"11m Pm. 3mm, Growl. Sud. v‘ e 6 l Black Dirt, Manur- Sheet Met: Railroad Ave. High'ood, m. R. L -Saul Te.NeP-""atu'nT,tt'.t a... ”I.“ {XE-3'3. tum- ELECTRIC SERVICE 1;me F. DREISKE AND I'Uxmmnmu'a Dry Chum - mm ----- Tailoring and Repairing _-----------" we. and Mr and him “WAN. Tinkm TeLHJ’JSS sss.st.gotataAm. traarsriets m GLENVIEW AVENUE Attractive line or ttxtaees Tin, Copper, Sheet lron'and mom: HIGHLAND PARK 2222 Fieraaee Work “Venn and Better All the Time" Res. 366 Central Av: Tel. R. P: 2164 314 Railroad Ave., Highwood Phone High-wood 2151 Hours 9 to Iu'-i In 5 Evenings by Appointment Boilini a: Gaia PUNERAL ”an?“ I and Count Cm s,d'2,,' A Kill! “I " . Rd. ll. . In. as an“: An. Huh-d Purl N r ' DR. G. G. POSTELS GENERAL CONTRACNR INTERIOR DECORATIONS AND FURNISHINGS m-s-ee-ste"- EFRIEBELE W. h. Noérenberg Ca. [Wigs A. L. BERG, DENTIST Canaan-ting and repairing Attractive line of fixtures " South St. Johns Avenue Me Highland Park 602 "iairaFiirtiRrw "MW“ ', amen WORK ' '1r831ii1.rAP.t ; "Say It With Flowers" -.et-.-.etl" W. B. FREBERG EXCAV ATING DENTIST cu-ie-rr-r “huh-uni. 1H. mum MEET!“ 'ici-see-st n wt-oo-e-ruth-t_ orrtmaeieq,eeeyte, Mime and ammo PM 219-! 0t 2194 Dsee%" PM G comm-s W. B. Freberg m Deerfield Ave. 'N.H.P.2028-939 W. A. Ftdei%ibisiir Ca. PLASTERING CONTRACTORS 110 North Green Bay Road om a: 31410- sum Peter H. K. Grimson PLAfNERINf2 CONTRACTORS M and -'.. PM Telephone KW Park 530 Sewer and Water Pipe Contractor: House Service . Drainage and Catch Basin . P. o. Box no, Highland Purl. m. nil-ma: mm Tel. H. P. 264 Res. Tel. II. P. 1750 Yei-9tut' Wu” JAMES VITI & SON Sheet Metal Work in All Its Branches R. L. Saul Warm Air Heating (In rear of Telephone Bldg.) CIMBALO & BELMONTE SHOE SHOP SEWER AND DRAINAGE CONTRACTORS Telephone Highland Pu]: Tsir-M 224 Rummy Avenue. Highwood Men's Half Soles & Heels $1.75 Women's Half Soles & Heels 8135' Phone M. P. 2482 Shop in rear 26 N. Sheridan Rd. Phone H. P. 2556 _ PRAIRIE wrung-W 2'"iiiGiGUTra "7!?me ti SHEET METAL WORKS ANY AND ALL KINDS Sign: 39% gT.NC, COC,., ' 6 CENTRAL COURT A. A. ROBERTS TWHWMM SHOE REPAIRING T. . P-tttm v' I“ ”a” 1e as H. M. PRIOR co. might-tin AVE. WONG SIGNS TAILOR HIGHW’OOD. ILL