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THURSDAY, OGITOBER 14, 1987 Alcyon Presents "Another Dawn" "Kid Galahad" which the Alcyon ‘Theatre is showing on Friday and Saturday, is a rapidâ€"fire melodraâ€" matic romance of the modern sportâ€" ing world, the graphic picturization of the Saturday Evening Post story. The film is thrilling to the final unâ€" expected climax. 2 Based on the life of Jim Fisk, "The Toast of New York" is a gripâ€" ping and entertaining dramatic roâ€" miance. Frances Farmer is ideally suited to the role of Josie Mansâ€" field, the woman for whom Fisk tries to solidify his financial empire by gaining a corner on the gold market. Edward Arnold steps into the 1865 frock coat as naturally as did Fisk himself in his heyday, and again proves that he is the most able cinema portrayer of strongâ€" hearted figures. Cary Grant, as the handsome partner of Fisk, takes full advantage of his romantic role and gives a convincing portrayal, while dack Oakie gives his usual capable comedy performance. On Wednesday ‘and Thursday of next week, the Alcyon will again present a double feature program. "Another Dawn" has been made into a very thrilling movie and preview experts have put it up to the top of the list among the action ind 10â€" mance pictures of the year. Everyâ€" thing happens to happyâ€"goâ€"lucky Jack Haley, all because he falls for Ro::dlo Hudson, a sweet little (t’l.r: wi a permanent hunger wh), in the riotous comedy, "She to Eat." W. J. Lawther Dies; Funeral Is Monday 430 Railway ave., Highwood, died Friday at the General hospital in Waukegin. He had been a resident of the North Shore for the past twentyâ€"seven years. Surviving him are his wife, Grace, a son, John, and a daughter, Marie. * Funeral services were held Monâ€" day afternoon at 2:30 o‘clock at Kelley‘s funeral home. Interment was in Mooney cemetery. \Moron Marmins "*:%* William J. Lawther, 62 years old, Hecketsweiler Studio 7 8. S1. Johns Avenue Phone Highland Park 435 CAMERA SPECIALS IHAGEE CAMERAS Compur, F 4.5 Tessar Lens F 4.5 Lens (120 size) ... ZEISS IKON F 3.5 Nettar Lens IHAGEE CAMERAS M' 525 Central Av. $ t H. P. 1108 Lions Eat Deer _ At Meeting Today Kenneth Knappen will be the speaker today at the noon day lunchâ€" eon of the Lions club at the Green Tea Pot. His subject will be "Stamps." Mr, Knappen has an atâ€" tractive collection of stamps, and he is well versed on the subject. Stamp @nthusiasts will be greatly interestâ€" ed in his talk. Preceding his talk a treat is in store for the members, for Dr. B. E. Christensen and Paul Olson, promâ€" iment members of the club, have just returned from bunting trip in md bringing with them three eer. # ‘The hunters were warned before they left on their expedition that they must bring home a "moose", wnd they must bring the whole anâ€" imal including the hoofs and horns, so that the club would know that they had shot it. Instead of the moose, the men got three deer, and so today the club is to feast on venâ€" ison, at the expense of Paul and Talented Cast In "Big Hearted Herbert" The cast of Big Hearted Herbert, allâ€"school play to be given at the high school on November 5, is comâ€" posed of a group of people who have already. made a name for themâ€" selves, in sports, dramatics, and other lines of endeavor,. Marge Kurtzan (Martha) is president of G.A.A, and has been in stunts for the past three years. Rosemary Russo (Amy Lawrence) is vice president of the Girls‘ Club. Carol Jones (Alice) and Betty Murray {"Mama" Kolness) were stunts parâ€" ticipants the past two years. of Mr. Kolness, has performed wibh‘ eredit in basketball and track. Lawâ€" rence Rafferty (Junior) is presiâ€" dent of his class, Swede Norvick (Mr. Lawrence)â€"is president of the Boys‘ Club, and Fred Musser (Andy Goodrich) is captain of the swimâ€" ming team. Bud Gottschall, in the leading role All Work Guaranteed seestienemene ut it To teryiÂ¥ine . PM DRIVER PLHO on rmaarist arertoutiabs STOPS BACK OF THE CROSSWALK. Archives Division under his jurisdiction conâ€" tain .‘u:' information o-::l‘u your lar interest 3 readers and which are not covered in this series will be answered imâ€" modiately. . _ Address . all communications Sirur) 3. highe Beasiaty if iss Cap: the Illinois country established as public highways? A. By the Northwest Territory Ordinance of 1787. They were so deâ€" clared chiefly because they were connecting links between rivers. | Road Act for the Territory passed? A. August 1, 1792. _> Q. What did the Act of 1792 provide? Re A.â€"That 12 householders of ~any county might sign a petition to the Court of General Quarter Sessions praying that a public highway be laid out through their part of the county. A surveyor was then to be appointed to go out with two other reputable citizens called "viewers" to :mark the course, of the rokd, blazing trees or erecting markers whére there were no trees.. Q. â€" How many Illinois counties were established during the Terriâ€" torial period? * A. Thirteen. Crawford, Franklin, Jackson, Monâ€" roe, Madison, Johnson, Pope, Union, Washington, and White. Q. When was a charter granted for Northwestern University? > A.â€" Jan. 28, 1851. Q. How extensive is the present Northwestern‘ University? _ _ A. From a oneâ€"building school it has grown to an educational instiâ€" tution with endowments totalling over $27,000,000 and financial reâ€" sources of over $50,000,000 while having 18410 full time or special _Q. What was the enrollment of the present University of Chicago on its opening in 18921 stex. ment of the University of Chicago? A. 12,847. _ Secretary of State, ‘The Secretary of Stateâ€"of lllinois is the students and a faculty of more than Q. What was :Chicago‘s first trading post? A. : Wolf‘s Point on the site of the present Merchandise Mart, served as a trading post in the 1830‘s. Benefit Card Party Planned For Oct. 22 Mrs. Florence Yager, 626 Glenâ€" view ave., is sponsoring a benefit cb-l.hendmwhbldub-r on the afternoon and evening of Friday, Oct. ‘22.. Bridge, 500, pinochle, ete., will be played with a prize for each table. ‘There will also be door prizes for both afternoon «and evening affair, and refreshments will be served both times. Mrs. Yaâ€" ger, who is Oracle of the Highland Park Royal Neighbors Camp, reâ€" Q. When were the land trails of ervations please let her know as soon as possible by calling her at Do You Know Illinois? fnl service which they will present at the Royal Neighbor Convention to be held at the Young Men‘s Clab in Lake Forest, Wednesday, Oct. 27. The Highland Park Camp practâ€" feed at their regular meeting last night (Wednesday) on the Memorâ€" Card of Thanks With deep approciation to our mnymmbh““.fl shown during our recent beéreavement and for the many frorad offerings sent. § o by EDWARD J. HUGHES, A. The student body numbered Q. What is the present enrollâ€" Mrs. W. W. Lawther and Family. Where were those counties? St. Clair, Randolph, Bond, THE PRESS8 County Council Of Religious Education Convenes October 19 "Open Forum" giving an opportuâ€" nity for all to air their special perâ€" plexities relative to Dr. Marriott‘s particular phase of, the convention theme, "The Church and Its Youth." At 12 o‘clock the convention dinâ€" ner will be served by the Ladies‘ Aid Society of the Gurnee church. The afternoon session at 1:80 will be opened with a worship and comâ€" memoration service, in memory of Francis D. Everett, late of Highâ€" land Park, a man who did much of the picneering work in the early days of the organization. Rev. H.â€"F. Siemsen, pastor of the Bethâ€" any Evangelical church of Highland Park, will conduct this service, as well as the worship service of the morning session, beginning at 10 o‘elock,; following the registration atâ€"9:30 a.m. The mxt{':m on the afternoon session will the subâ€" mission of recommendations from Qh. Coum_:il, Qnd elae}lop of officers At z:zUV an address â€"will be deâ€" livered on "Religious Education Through Pictures" by John M. Garâ€" rison, followed by the showing of a moving picture film entitled "Lost and Found." After the address and the "movie" Mr. Garrison will lead & discussion on the subject covered. Mr. Garrison comes to this convenâ€" tion from Christ church, Episcopal, Winnetka, IIl., where he is Director of Religious Education. For many years he was in the service of the Educational Department of New York State, until he was called to the position he now occupies at Christ church. The evening session will be given over to a county young people‘s conference, with Miss Ruth Minto, a leader of young people at Millâ€" burn Congregational church, presidâ€" ing. There will be a young people‘s supper‘at 6:30, the program to beâ€" gin at 8 o‘clock. After musical numbers by a group from Chapel St. Christian church, Waukegan, and a trombone solo by Lloyd Strang of Millburn, Dr. Frank M. McKibâ€" ben, professor at Northwestern University, will speak to the young ‘people along educational lines. Othâ€" ers who will take part on the eveâ€" ning _ program .. are . Rev. _ John G. Snapp, who will lead the singing, Rev. Lester E. Thompson, of Imâ€" manuel Baptist church, Waukegan, leader of the devotions, and Rev. Samuel Holden, of the Millburn Congregational church. â€" at the Kellogg Patterson ‘residence, by fumes from an incinerator in the home, Tuesday, The inhalator squad responded to a call to the home and after a half hour‘s work revived the victim. 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