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Ann Birk Kuper brings "Robert‘s Wife" to the Sisterhood of the North Shore Congregation Israel on Monday, November 7 at 2:15 p.m. ‘This is the current success of the London stage. ‘It is from the pen of St. John Ervine, the author of The First Mrs. Fraser. Sisterhood to Hear London Success © THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1988 "Robert‘s Wife" is the high point of discussion in theatrical circles, and returning travellers hail it as the play of the moment. It has an interesting and provocative theme; Le. Is it right for a wifeto pursue her own profession, when so doing Lake County needs honest, THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT OF SECTIONS 5, 6, 7 AND 8, ARTICLE XI, OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS: % 1. Proposed section 5, like present section 5, provides that the States shall not be interâ€" ested in any bank. 2. The amendment omits the provision from present section 5, requiring submission to the voters of acts of the General Assembly relating to banking. It provides in proposed section 6 that acts of the General Assembly relative to banking shall not go into effect unless such acts receive the affirmative votes of not less than twoâ€"thirds of the elected members of each House of the General Asâ€" sembly. 8. Proposed section 8 repeals the provision of present section 6 making stockholders of a State bank liable to the creditors of the bank over the amount of stock held by such stockholders for liabilities of the bank. 4. Proposed section 7 provides that no bank shall hereafter be permitted to issue money or bills to circulate as money and reâ€" places present sections 7 and 8 regulating the issuance of money by banks. For the proposed amendâ€" administration in the Sheriff‘s Office. ment to Sections 5, 6, 7 and 8 of Article XI of For BE SURE THIS TIME Not 24 Hours. EXPLANATION OF PROPOSED AMENDMENT > LEGAL NOTICE t Tyrrell SHERIFF ELECT! hinders . her â€" husband‘s m‘ With the wife a doctor, and the husâ€" band a vicar, the story unfolds in * Mre Kupe brings to the play uper her charm of manner and intelliâ€" gence of presentation. Her readâ€" ings have comg to be a monthly treat for the theatreâ€"minded of the comâ€" munity. .They are held regularly on the first Monday of the month in the lounge of the temple under the auspices of the Sisterhood. A small charge is made and all are welcome. . Refreshments are served, and the social hour that folâ€" lows ‘permits informal discussion. Red Cross Roll Call and Xmas Seal Sale Two Distinct Functions The regular weekly chest clinics sponsored by the Lake County Tuâ€" berculosis Association with Dr. Charles K. Petter as examining physician will be held Wednesday and Friday mornings from 8:30 to 11 a.m. at St,. Therese thospital, Waukegan. New patients are askâ€" ed to call the office, Majestic 1805, for an appointment. To prevent confusion in the pubâ€" lic mind regarding the fund raisâ€" ing campaigns of local chapters of the National ‘Tuberculosis inssociâ€" ation and the American Red Cross, the two national organizations have Because the official emblem of each organization is a cross, and beâ€" eause both are red, although of difâ€" ferent design, many people fail to distinguish between the two welâ€" fare groups, Dr. Robinson Bosworth, president of the Ilincis Tubercuâ€" losis Association, pointed out. The insignia of the National Tubercuâ€" losis Association is a doubleâ€"barred closs, an adaptation of the Lorraine Cross carried in the early Christian Crusade. The etmblem of the Amerâ€" issued a statement explaining that "there is no official or other conâ€" nection between the Roll Call and the Tuberculosis Christmas Seal LEGAL ) DEMOCRATIC ) REPUBLICAN D) PROHIBITION For Superintendent of Public Instruction: For Trustees of the University of Ilinois: o) +.~.. ".‘ (Vobte Tor:â€"B) SCOTT W. LUCAS JOHN A. WIELAND ADAM F. BLOCH For Representatives: (Vote for 1, 2 or 8) THOMAS A. BOLGER For State Treas LOUIE E. LEWIS FRANK A. JENSEN DR. KARL A. MEYER 0. M. KARRAKER T. V. SMITH & JOHN C. MARTIN â€" For Clerk ':l.‘:o m& Court: HERBERT 0. MARTIN For W: For M.T:odn in Congressa: JOSEPH F. ELWARD J RALPH E. CHURCH For Members of the General Assembly : For Members of the General Assembly : For County Judge: ROBERT P. SULLIVAN For Clerk of the Probate Conrt: CHARLES F. HEBIOR For County Treasurer: JAMES McMILLEN For County Superintendent of Schools T. ARTHUR SIMPSON For County Clerk: RUSS ALFORD For Probate Judge: PHILIP W. YAGER BART TYRRELL For Clerk of the Supreme Court: Representatives in Congress, n State at Large: j (Vote for 2) ‘ For United States Senator: ican Red Cross is a Maltesé Cross in which each arm is of equal size. The Red Cross Roll Call is to be held from Armistice Day, Friday, November 11, through Thanksgivâ€" ing Day, Thursday, November 24. The Tuberculosis Association Christâ€" mas Seal Sale begins Friday, Noâ€" vember 25. Local associations of both national organizations are urgâ€" ed in the statement to do all they can to clarify in all newspaper and other publicity the distinct characâ€" ter of the two fund raising underâ€" takings, and to prevent the overâ€" lapping of the periods. Tuberculosis associations,â€" howevâ€" er, are permitted by the agreement to deliver seals in advance to corâ€" porations and merchants who use them on bills mailed before the end of November. No restrictions are laid on the time or amount of pubâ€" licity and educational work either organization wishes to do prior to its regular campaign., WaukemOrchestn‘ and Choral Society _ Solicit Members \ The Waukegan Orchestra and Choral Society is a civic organizaâ€" tion for the promotion of music in Waukegan and Lake county. Its principal object is to encourage loâ€" cal musicians in their art through the maintenance of a large Symâ€" phony orchestra and Concert Chorâ€" us. Membership in the orchestra and chorus is open to all capable musicians. Each season, five splendid conâ€" certs are given by the combined groups together with guest artists of the highest quality, . + The project is financed by memâ€" bers of the society whose annual membership, costing only $1.50 for adults and 50c for students, enâ€" titles them to admission to all of the concerts. The orchestra and chorus are made up of 150 musicians from all parts of the county. Their servâ€" ices are given without charge. _ This is the third season of the LEGAL NOTICE (Official Publication) SPECIMEN BALLOT November 8, 1938 TBE PRESAS Lake County, Illinois ALL PRECINCTS society. Its value to the commuâ€" nity is evidenced by its success from the start. There were 900 members the first season, 1600 memâ€" bers last year, and more are expectâ€" ed this year, . All the civic and service organâ€" izations of Waukegan are backing the project. Liast season, such accomplished artists as Marian Claire, Henry Weber; Joseph Vito, harpist, Leonâ€" ardo Amaresco, Vienness tenor; and Reino Luoma, pianist, appeared in the concerts, & Enrollment week for this season will begin Saturday, ONet. 29, and run through Saturday, Nov. 5. Approximately 200 musicians and friends of the society will be solicitâ€" ing memberships during that week. For the convenience of those deâ€" siring to attend the concerts, memâ€" ::‘llirl will also be available at following places: Waukeganâ€"O‘Shea‘s Music Store. North Chicagoâ€"Gedge Shop. Highland Parkâ€"Larson‘s Stationâ€" ery Store. Lake Forest â€" Wenban & Griffis Drug Store. _ Radio Artists to Give Bazaar and Ball Armistice Night The Chicago Chapter of the American Federation of Radio Artâ€" ists, composed of over 700 actors, singers and announcers, is giving a bazaar and ball in the Grand Ballâ€" room of the Sherman hotel on Arâ€" mistice Night, November 11th. This is the first of an annual event, known as "Afra Antics." Swing music will be by Lew Diâ€" amond and His Orchestra and rugâ€" cutting for Jitterbugs will be supâ€" plied by the Four Stars. ‘There will be a brilliant floor show with Edgar A. Guest, America‘s beloved poetâ€"philosopher, as master of cereâ€" monies; a miniature "midway", inâ€" eluding games of chance and enâ€" trancing booths; delicious food at m most reasonable price, and an â€"B. B. Sweet Shop, For Superintendent of Public Instruction: WILEY B. GARVIN LEGAL NOTICE (Official Publication) For Trustees of the University of Ilincis: "~ C ~_*_â€" (Vote for 3) County Clerk. For State Treasurer: WILLIAM R. MeCAULEY Pet State m: (Vote for 2) SIMON E. LANTZ STEPHEN A. DAY For Clerk of the ma Court: JUSTUS L. JOHNSON ALBERT I. APPLETON FRANK M. WHITE FRANK H. MecKELVEY For County Clerk: JAY B. MORSE For United States Senator: RICHARD J. LYONS GEORGE E. LAMBUR, JR. NICK KELLER I HAROLD D. KELSEY For Probate Judge: MARTIN C. DECKER Por Clerk of the Probate Court: ALLEN J. NELSON For County Treasurer: GARFIELD R. LEAF PERRY L. PERSONS THOMAS E. KENNEDY _For County Superintendent of Schools For Olerk of the Supreme Court: *I. 3\ A 49 @For County Jndge: For Representatives: (Vote for 1, 2 or 3) For Sheriff: to mingle with Chiâ€" u;o””':h:zmnbm-fih unusual gala occasion. Tickets may be obtained now at the offices of the American Federaâ€" tion ‘of Radio Artists, 540 North Michigan avenue. The Highland Park Press The Highland Park Press Telephone Highland Park 5§7 A Very Attractive Line Of Christmas Cards Is Now On Display LEGAL These cards are not a cheap line of frivilous, meaningless cards, but a dignified type, ofâ€" fered at unusually attractive prices. . . . . You may have your name engraved or printed on the cards or may order the_blank cards, which come in lots of 25. Come in and see our samples before selectâ€" ing your cards elsewhere. 6e nA e For Superintendent of Public Instruction: J. OLIVER BUSWELL, JR. For Trustees of the University of Ilinois: A. G. CARNINE â€" HARMON W. REED ENOCH A. HOLTWICK For State Treasurer: CLAY F. GAUMER HARRY D. PENWELL â€" _ (Vote far 8) â€" MILDRED E. YOUNG MAUDE S. STOWELL LENA DUELL VINCENT For Clerk of the Supreme Court: For Representatives in Congress, State at Large: _ (Vote for 2) For United States Senator: at series crime â€"â€" in The American Weekly, the magazine distributed with the SUNâ€" DAY CHICAGO HERALD AND EXAMINER. "The Tiger‘s Claw" â€" One of s (Official Publication) <AudL PAGE E{