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Chindblom Re-Elected Official Canvass Shows; Two Cook Co. Pets. Out Thursday, Nov. 20, 1930 - l The Wilmette School at Modern Art Congressman Carl R. Chindblom of is now opened under the direction of Chicago. who has represented the the outstanding Swedish painter, Tenth district in congress since 1918. Emile Zoir. Mr. Zoir is one ot the yesterday was believed a certain win. leaders of the moat advanced Art of ner over John E. Hesse, wet Demo- Europe. This is a greet oeouion for crat, who gave him the closest run artists and students to study the in his 14 yesrs in politics. very latest modern art movement. Two precincts were missing. Both Zoir is the holder of 14 medals and are in Chicago, The precincts have other recompenses from ditterent not been counted to the total of parts of Europe, amongst them either men because oftieitus are con- Grand Prix Internstionale. There is Ment there are discrepancies in them. also a Saturday afternoon class. 2 to Mr. Chindblom expects that the vote 5 pm. for. water color painting. The in these precincts will increase his classes include studies from the nude lead. model. T Two precincts were missing. Both are in Chicago, The precincts have not been counted to the total of either man because offieitO are con- Ment there are disfrepaneies in them. Mt. Chindblom expects that the vote in these precincts will increlse his lead. On the basis of the returns, Mr, Chindblom is a victor by 2,388 votes arid of this 4,600 majority was added in Lake county, which saved the con- gressman once before. Gets 72,829 Votes ' The returns minus the two pre- cincts show that the congressman “272,829 in the entire district, with Mr, Hesse getting 70,441. _ tit the phecincfs which are missing Mr. Chindblom is eoMdent that both will give him splendid majorities. _ Thare will He no recodnt of the vote, according to the campaign mun- ager for Mr. Hesse. The congressman was present as the members of the cam-using board decided the issue in Chicago Tuesdsy afternoon. Will Serve People _ “I intend to serve the district " I have in the past‘and I believe that there will be no regrets on the part of those who supported me at the polls Nov. C' Mr. Chindblom said. John Ra'asch of Chicago. who wt" indicted by the. grand jury for " leged grocery store and us filling station robberies, pleaded guilty to one of the counts lust week in circuit court and w“ sentenced to the pen- itentiary for one to ten yet" by Judge Edward D. Shttrtleit, The count on which Ranch pleaded guilty charged him with ace-ung'uo worth of goods. All other chute! against him in the indictment was nolle prossed by State’s Attorney A. V. Smith. . Grocery Bandit Gets Indeterminate Term Permanent Waves Hair Dye and Beautiful Hair Cuts Prices surprisingly minder-(e No-. tumult“ e" "Privacy You'll Enjoy" HOURS 9:00 to 6:30 by Mr. Thom" Wilmette School of Modern Art Is Opened Zoir is honorary professor of the Royal academy in Milo and can give rertifieates to advanced students which nllows the holder tis enter the life clus in I“ the Royal academies of Italy. The studio, 688 Sheridin road Ind 'phone 1884, Wilmette. THE PRESS " Mi' J ' l “' . ( r . i Ow Rug Cleaning Igtklepniring in iihiii',"tLii..rdiir,] benefit" foe cleaning: nit'-u.l,o1tt1 Patronize the Press Advertisers iUtitttsti atti .Lu' tum' In! Pu 'i'4il'rl'.."tA' 'k'yeWN'l; 'i'd,'ltkG1u'll tGT (KEANE!) . REPAIRED North Shore" Lending Clan." Run and Cam Cloud and lap-ind ckCitAr'ags.. layiuhhwim hit Pod. and Lui+ n - - n 'n_|_l__1 n-4, td Rewiring I. the but than the North M benefit .to take "vantage of that In“ mica >Domulc. on. oriental, u Estimate: Cheerfully Given mull-u Pm mo DOMESTIC ORIENTAL and