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CITIZENSHIP PROGRAM NIH PENIS, Roproumativo Tho and in the uric- of he uncann- tor young American- who ttave-air-tttte-oft',"'..,.. in. - this waning in the col- nnnity mom of the Detach! Grun- lur shoal. Lent mud-y {waning Dr. E. V. itt-dtaufutonmdbranirstnr.. can; Mon-discussion. mm:- mfor much time In. but: - on funk: lawn who In" been natur- dhnd and than m an foe tho may. horn eitimas--th. youth The “Milled an. of the future medu- ue: lay 16, In, 23, June 6 aniline u. The tinnl pm!) in who u: especial tNrgMrtNV. In“. at IMP-r3 an . AA.' BOY SOOUTS The D-NU Boy Scout Court of Honor wee had on Huntley evening " the Daniela Gremlin echool with advancement chairmen, Ar- thur Peer-on, in charge. Ptrnt den awards - nude by Donald Teh- burg, ikld executive of the North Shore eree; would clue by Jinh D. Cole; Mr. Peereon. the merit hedges. end June G. kneel), mt executive of the Dmrfuld district. an the junior euinent scout Inu- ter hot-ore to Jirah D. Cole Jr. Servlee etere were evaded to tNe nee mute (Julius Reader in Skip- per) end colored motion picture- of Cemp le-Ke-Je-Wen teken by C. W. Boyle. were shown by Mr. The- hurg. Award“ Tendcrtoot: Jack Kuhn and Iur- old Dixon; Second elm: John An- daman. Philip Birhemeier, Bill Flynn, Ind Riehard Grohe; First clan: Charles Blnkney, Donald No. Iek, and Ralph Shard“: Merit bulges: Peter Gillette, ulcty, civics. woodworking: Pull Fuller. cycling: Jlnh D. Ooh, pathtlttdtntr, lint dd to ninth, reading, scholarship; Funk ttttttrapt duty, which; Wilma, Feitflitr, inhale; Donald Nanak. manic; Fred layer. cycling, manic. Apprentice Sea scouts: Hutt Hemp. 4 you: scout- ing; Georg. Tnniellnn, 7 years: and Robert Ban, 5 you“. Gawain: Earl Lahey In, 5 years and Clyde Behoommer, T "In. ETA. The annual lunchoon of the Deer- Bqld Parent - Teacher glaciation was held on Frldny " the Opal: Home team. Dr. Paul liner, 'noerirttarudent of Gimme when, (In . Mk on modern adulation. one". elected for the cumin: mt In: maiden. In. Frederick C. Ritter; vice president, In. Robert E. Jordan; ban-um. In. George K. UN. The president Ind Inu- 'rreramfortnrorenrterm..adthe vice pregnant. for one your. The secretary. Min Basel liner eon- D+utou..tt.ov-rhr- “viking-blunt- moth-t - his. In. Input 'unu.mhbqun- “hon-hath...“ 'rfh-mr.r_tot- Muhlntdlm In. 1',Tar'lVrggte.'tat - -.A.t-ri-tia.-. ”hm_-u|~hl than“ if: once for Another Aar. ROTARY CLUB Era-t L. Knuti. Vice-Consul to Finland, will (in the address this mtrtet"the1urtettmmmeetirwofthe Deerfuld-Northbrma Rotary club " Phil Johnson‘s taunt-In on Wu:- CAR" fund I paper on "w.r.'r tiid. M of the club who Wm take fee 09 {lily Int m: president, John Km; ”may, ”(3.696313 Pr; ed "Quinn, Thom. Adm. In. lauded by new Cam and Arthur Walters. The Inter-national -tuesistobehetdin Evan. (his. and Nick Bree in the - fm It. D-tKH-Northbrook club. TOWNSIND can 11. D-ttid TM dub win hat a My “It, In, n, tt If“ ', lg. Tm mu. J. B. -h.r-dwfltd$-t..tHemrs. 'arheqfthethehtB-ttrAet -dth.N-drun,NA- “I‘m-thumb. In.“ “hungry-chit“. any l .43.] "Low", m, GU I. h I -aiGau' _ 'Ptltr2rgg'nuutgtt,', I. m N.Tap.e8etgtt."ttts -ts The. Ihtrtidtt Page ‘ - on Wound-y. I” 15. Veteran. innocdolnlioflnlaheountydo not nah ”mm to the local mun-hip "penis", but became of the Boga“. Act go to the Walke- gtn 0&0 o! the Like County Vet- mm Relic! Commission. Here un- Commiuion to we“ John Icy Hugs, and took our his an duck. a. the dilution of 111,719.11}. mu, the Wm who appli- cation for relief Ind meive their orders. The orders are then sent to the local supervisor for payment by the township in which the veteran lives. Mr. nnd Mn. Antone Johnson (Myrtle Cottnll) have named their link daughter, Susan Conn“ John- son. She Arrived in April at the “kl-had ng teritat. It. and In. Event: P. Hal-on of Forest avenue have . little daughter whom they have named Lindn. She was born larch " and cane to live with them last week. Doasnid Chrk is returning home this week-end from Iam Angel-I, Calif., when he bu boon vuitintt 1tiertt)e.A,e.B_ttetter,whors the former Chm-lotto Brand. In. Geo- Eng-hon and Mm. W. W. Clark, umpaniod by In. A. D. Wink!” of South Riven, Mich, Mm. W. L. Walton of Ke- noIln, Wis., and In. A. t Wein- stock of Winncth, upent men] days of last week It Turkey Run, Ind. The Williams, Wench: and Weinstoch are former Deedeld bullies, And the women belonged to I bird study clue. The Ann: Wynn Shop opened this week in the “are two doom west of the Deerfield Post 015cc with Mr. and In. J. J. Gannon u proprie- tom. They will handle ehiidren's waning apggrel and gifts. Mr. and In. Game Anderson and Mr. and In. David Derby vis- ited the Derby'- daughter, Min libs Derby ‘hflt. Vincent's Or- phan", when the in in tubing u I children's nuns. on Slinky. The Independent Social club met Wodnudny afternoon " the home of Mrs. George Harder with Mrs. Minnie Whitcomb a bounce. 'tic-r of M City, iruat/Ud " in" nay-uranium 'Ei.nKnthrruteuertoftmttuhe TheD-6H Gm School City. It. nee-nu in nnrhm- thh weak "et.nmd It. "and that MdMufumdhumuMWI-m- ”OH-min ,6fuieuasorbt-tnthetui, mMmmw.u-hmumu. n "mummiepbu 'htslnmspohted-tbrtHse-tut "-r. l'tat,'g'Mat'Jtct'gt A-ur-tea-toe-tlt-tes and m tOrr-raises-ie-lt",.?!?-'??,....--, J“.du,~lndlr. and of?1tfPe1'hVettte"... and iii; if]. Einiitrris'fa,2'sl few weeks will increase as the date “DI-3112:“ 0"" tttd 'tdel; tors. They will handle ehildren's of elosiattr, Jun” 6, ne"".. neti 'ie 2',%"l,'lSl', doctors “a "a- wearing apparel and gift. . Ahme with the “any mu] " v- buianeesi When on want any of Mr. and In. Clarence Anderson ities planned for the T,,'",',',',,','. as, these mice. L' demand IM' and In. and In. David Derby via- mueh ?Prk u , be done h "if, and though 'isle', .3, to um ,0; m ttte W. dmtehter, m of 2l",'tk"d'1'e,irrl'id'i m... l. m m, ther "* mu, m” Dttbr 39"- Vincent's or, record - king . delayed several minutes searching phanage, where I!" i. in training as "3n. gun'l'h rsda the eighth for house numbers. a children's nurse, on Sunday. d l I. ll" nfl the morning tt h d la ll 1 The Independent Social club met Sin}; Tll' 'll "lfll', school The f if! denys It',, a; 2','lel', 0“ Wedneaday afternoon " the home f ll, hi: I', T, ti teach n will the s, e T'.'"'.',',,',') T Th 'llf of Mrs. George Harder with Mrs. Jd' a picnic? 'ft,'td 'lg 'lli'ITd"d lay mgaegen J,,"ll"ll,'; L','l1llt. llnnie Whiteomb as boom. . ating class. On Thursday. May 28, ment of visitors--, your friends Mrs. Leslie Whiteomh "Ed chll- the Music Festival of the Deerfield -need hardlybe mentioned. Improp- dren tttrent the week-end xrith her Grammar School Orchestra will be er house numbering wastea the mung Mr. .nnd Mrs. Elmer An- held. It is " this program that time and patience of everyone con- 'ug,','.' XI gigs»- h a to the work of the school gt,"',",',? is cemed. ra. . arner was as as performed. Special soloists wi al- members of the Just Sew club on BO take part in the mugicd program. “11:2: tn tt,2.,t,g,',td Cr,', Tuesday afternoon. On the following day, Friday. M" infrequent and almost everyone Ira. Diary Knebelin celebrated M, the annual eighth grade School knew everybody elae and their ad- her 82nd birthday anniveraary last Carnival will be held. This carnival dress. House numbering w“ unim- Thnreday at the home of her son, will include all the uslual 2t.,ty."ft portant. William KoebeIin in Niles Center. attractions of a regn at carniva . t . ' . . Ev dwellin lace and lace The Woman's aasoeiation of the will be preeeded by the WW“ p" of bmneu 1'l'llUrfd a U,',,"]:") Presbyterian church in means on rnde of all the Behool tthildren. tht on the street side, not lens than three Thursday (today) With the execn- Saturday. May 26, the Deerfleld inchea in height and of such a char- tive board “M" as lam " the Grammar School Orchestra will par- meter " to be distinctly seen and one o'eloek luncheon. In. Lottie ticipate in the.orehentra festival. readable from the _ The home Brown of I Chic-co book “on Will This festival " to be held at tte close to the street has no roblem EtoT hiDmtrhrehoohin P present I book review. Em”: lawns"; 'h' lf, oo ade except to make sure of a BufBeient an and we Arthur 1eemer "1:: aiu e h “in; 55;", com eotttmst. new. ... the spent the week-end with their son. of m. area Sl takhstt pnrt. The can of lam Iota with home at Ttiehard, at Columbia, Mo., at the Deerfield Grammar School Orches- haek some diatanoe from the street, University of Mi-tttri. tra will play as a unit " the tes, the house number nhould be pUeed A mother-daughter Unquet will tival and several members of the Ul", GST, avg“, or side- be held " St Paul'l church Friday Deerileld Grammar School Orches- '" " " to tttwe, “WW "mine (WW). lil- Gene tn will be members of the selected ed 11t." law." other adequate vim Smelt. than of women " all-school oreheem to be conducted 'l'll'l'fl b g. " "0" m per- Elmhurst when. will be the - by Mr. George new. of the North- m " " the duodmrttaee speaker western University School of Music of easily being broken " or eav- . ',lemdrrfttt-inthewtstter Two rummage .1“ are "hed. This festival is open to the public If uled for next week. Women of the and it ll hoped that “I"! of - “by”: tTA,g, MM" street Holy Croaa church are holding can people will be abl- to take part. On 'lh".'h" ' 'tow nadequate, we will sale beginning lay 21 in the vacant MIL "I! Mt, the annual in"? ith appufate a?" eoperation .torette_tulu'.emNeseth qiretttrrthe-themdewit1bel'. TMl' a In depart- Wuhan m In Hub." tee. held. The detailed plans of all. The t '- “m to "PM Gun. is alum... and will be as- - " he wanted by the "r $ka 2,1'Su"e't',', to Fm8r I by In, “I“. l l In. enth - committee. tht Thurs. r . an at “above outlined. Donald Glade and In. J. J. Har- t,'id',T, B, in the Grimm School ------- m. The ma eel. it being to We We!" 'eater- nonms nous: N s spanned by woman of St. Paul's d“ will be ball. This "ttttml by Irena ll EW ehurehonlayu. 'Em.geaaliitil9oMNnetka-tothermtriie. n , and In. Frank be“. are in he -gttmthegtt ape-hr will be will“ PM dandollon bem. dum. -tteod during the next weak. SP.? b 'y-ttte, of Park MW! Mrs. Leslie Whitcomb and chil- dren spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. Ind Mrs. Elmer An- derlon, in Chicago. The Women's Association of the Presbyterian church in meeting on Thursday (today) with the execu- tive board acting as lam " the one o'cloek luncheon. In. Louie Brown of a Chicago book “on will present I book review. Mr. and In. Arthur Inner upon: the week-end with their Ion. Richard. at Columbia, Mo., at the University of Iiuouri. f.ta'1d,',r, " l mm" 'A t.'h1'ltali'fdlut'.",',1'lell In]. ”~nh "'"l'l:'l"'l'dWll'l'nl',',= LIN]. in“ " . Mathmmw Dn'dbt 1'uetettuttrli'm"G'lau",ui"G'u"T7G.". IeeaiettH'"'+'"i-ll'ia""iTTirt'"i'aui' “M“ W maybe-hi! 1t.oe_1treAtPte-luiiiFiriiaiaua. rum- mummflinflbmhmn “autumn“..-hdw... ”*nunm-mmu -. Llh-l '.ttSh.4h-ttroi-aghmg, *dh~““«‘“~dm dmuhdhm“ evening (MW). [in Gene- vieve Show“, than of woman " Elmhurst college. will be the M speaker. In. Mary Kochelin celebrated her 82nd birthday nnniverury last Thursdny " the home of her Ion, William Kochelin, in Niles Center. Mrs. Clarence Anderson has n- eeived an agtrtoTmeqgrtegtt of the m- It'd-e [MI-h- rer.-Ch_ro.Mrtl8tgh- HM“ IBM‘s-n.» ”rumm‘c In. max asu. cit-moi 3.5 Ueelfleld Telephone 0...!in 485 In. Rich-rd rum. who ha been ll the Billing- lemorhl hol- pital in Chieneo for nix weeks. in returned to her home in Banach- burn. Rev. P. G. Pimbrok. W. E. Bout, John Blow and Phil Johnn- enjoyed a Ihort Ming trip in Klei- iun last week. On In! 27, En. And In. P. G. Pieponbtok no ottstq to Hlywud, Wit, for . ten by mt. Servicel at Sc Paul’s church on June 2 will be eonduetod by 80'. Eugene liner of the Dome Home. Mr. end In. Charles Holman In movingbukwtheirhomeon hit oaks avenue, which he been occu- pied for smnl yours by Mr. and In. William Burn“ while the ‘Holmel were living in Wed-worth. ‘11]. In. Holmes in 1 tiller of Ben _ Hm of Wilmot road. In. Paul M. Meta, Iliu- Jane Inch Ind Kin Martha Kuch - the week-end " the horn " their liner. In. Prank 81mm (Kitty Burch) " Cm: Plain, Wt... and saw their niece. Ruth Sumo. aka her flrat communion. Mr. Ind In. Edwin Holman: of Detroit, Mich, I" visiting Mr. Bob. men'l ,uter, In: A. l. Wow,, mum-inn cm}. Two will hold I {think}!!! gun-day. In; 25, in the mad cmq'ind flux; " In. Andrew Decker in chair- Mrs. E. P. Nelson '1: compli- mented at a shower on My Afternoon " the home of In. Bar.. ry Thoma. Auditing haste-m were In. E. B. Crush, In. P. C. Ritter sud In. Prank Altman. The Deerfield model house being erected on Worrinzton road Wu " vertlsed at n booth in the Roma Ind Gardens Exposition last week at the Coliseum, Chicago. The activities of the DeeriUtd Grammar School during the next few weeks will increase as the data of closing, June 5. nun. Supt. Ball Outlines Closing Month at Deerfield School Wants Regulations 0mm. mom THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1940 old Such dehy- my - man Inn of life, destruction of plum, or the escape of . eriminal. The de- lay to deliverymen and the bewilder- ment of visitor-some, your friends -need hardly be mentioned. Improp- er house numbering Vince! the time and patience of everyone com certted. The following open letter has been mailed to all residents of Deerfield by the Vin-go Bond: About In]! of the llama in Deer- Beld are improperly numbered. Some hive no numbers, othm are ob- scured by foliage, are poorly pluc- ed, or painted the sum color " the background. In the days before Deerfield was In large as it is now, moving wu infrequent Ind nlmotrt everyone knew everybody else god their ud- dnu. Home numbering was unim- portant. Deerfield Board Wants Store and Houses Numbered Every dwelling place and place of bulimu Ihonld hue a number on the street aide. not len than three inch: in height and of Inch . char- acter u to be dlatlnctly seen and read-hie from the _ The home clone to the street he- no problem except to make sure of e "ftieient color contrast. However, in the can of large Iota with houses set back tome dUtanee from the street. the home number nhould be placed at the entrance driveway or side- walk leading to the house, mount» ed on a pillar or other adequate support. Parkwny I“!!! are per- mitted but have the Mange of easily being broken " or eav- ered with new in the winter number in new inadequate, we will mind appreciate your eopemUon with our police and In depart- menta. It la um to "peat the advantages accruing to your friends Ind och-n an above outlined. by Inn. .1 Everything! Prom dandelion bou- gat b lulu "ge: Muir: "In M h - , Pt “my. bfe or syn. In, on. ham mound our Idiot’- Day tyer-ttheel-gtg-i- dons-Madam upon the all. nrhNturerft- took In 'ueehtnb.m.sieru,rer. tt-,1trud_-.tterue, 'tttu-bt-tut"--.., "set-r-io-ttu-Gd-m starttrt.th-thh-ret-. wen Mum‘s-mm th-erm-ts-ta. than! “mammals-abut ”WMHMW, 'euu dangled,“ at 'Freed-la-or-a.. “mutual-u: ans-nu. "..te-uis. Gt-GG-aid' "it; Ir-et-ttr-ees A'ihr.trer-r%tuei-ttr 2"l.i't?iy'fksitSi4aii' no“ "B-ae, Q“ “at _ tt'dt2far.,' - 0m?!” mlIUNl'l'Y CALENDAR Wat-(In! "ulna Friday. I” w-. 6:46 gt. Pauli Mother-Daughter )Iollhy. In, "- 7:30 Boy Scouts. _ 7:30 Girl Beulah. 8:00 American Lesion Auxiliary. Tue-1.1, In, SI- 1200 03.3 Spring Luncheon. 8:00 SW11. 8:00 Minnie Lodge. 8:00 Town-end Club. WM. In, "- 1200 Independent Social Club. T:80 St. Paul’l Choir. 8:00 Presbmrinn Choir. 8:00 Mid-Week Service: " Beth- Third-y. May "- 10:00 Red Gnu Sewing. 12:15 Rotary Luncheon. 7:00 Chamber of Commute. 8:00 O.E.8. “and; Temple. Banana. , :45 Bethlehem Choir. 7:30 it. Nun Young Peoples' Lune. . mo 1);;me High School uranium. - 1:30 geglchgp Sunday Evening 8:00 Woman’s Auxiliary. 8:00 Music Festival in the Deer.. tuid Grammar School Au- ditoHmn. lehem 1’31]th Wuhiuton, D. c., May 11-iom time to time a constituent, interest- ed in none particular bill, will write to inquire whether it will be enact- ed at this union or what disposi- tion the Congress will lake of the bill. He utonlly {eel- that his Representative in Com. who is on the scene of activities, should be able to tell him what he mu ex- pect. Perlupe hethinks it mouse when his member of Congress in- vu-i-hly replies: "Frankly, I do not can predict with any degree of tar tainty what action, if any, Congra- will take 0 n any particular bill. He can guess, but it will - be more than a guess. And this uncertainty as to what Cousteau may do with respect to a bill is abundantly evi- denced by what lla- taken place in the last couple week; For tive days the Home debated legisletion to Amend the Pair Labor Standard, Act. Experience had lhown met in the operation of the not certain inequities end injustices were being worked. To improve the low in certain particulen the Com- mittee on Labor reported I hill, known on the Norton Bill. With this u the hula nmendatory Ietrisution, the Home proceeded to consider the subject. Around twenty dikerent amend- ments were made on the Boor of the Home. Most of the time of the House was spent in considering amendments. One after soother we; sdopted by n voice vote. I ris- ing vote or s teller vote. Then, at the conclusion of the entire process. the House rejected en bloc all the turtendmentait had previously adopted individually. And it then proceeded to send the bill beck to the Committee on Labor. Thin ution no doubt precludes sny further eon- sidention of this subject " this session, recsrdless of oily recog- nised need for amending the not, psrticulerly as it rel-tee to agricul- ture. by Ralph E. Chara lambda "a Can't-hm] Certainly no one, in or out of Con- gnu. could have predicted thin Ic- tion by the Home. Imountlng to u complete reversal of itself in one week. If any one did, he either is blessed with the wisdom of . pro- phet or simply made I good guess. There is another illuetntion of the uneertainty of congreuionnl ec- tion on legislation which "one in the lat lever-l dayl. The Home Committee on Judiciary has had the tro-ealled Hutch Bill before it. This manure penned the Sen-to. When the question we: submitted to the Home Committee an to what dilpo- Iition it should make of it, the vote was 14 to table the hill end 10 egeimt Ordinarily that would mean that the Judici-ry Committee decided not to take it up. However, this action by the com- mittee in "Hing the Hatch Bill and much I eontmnny that but Tuesday, In, 7th, they voted 14 to 11 in favor of con-{daring the mm- ure. In other words, the committee rum the C0%PM. tiGs% UGiiiiG the com-m.- win - an Mil to the Round I“. In the original nu, hen-o therfeltth-rtttt-ron- Nsttrerttiei-dferrthe--tn 'rhk1tthtette-tmt.nmstirr. TtLuerttkurt.trdi.turb-e, all. chain-on of the eon-nu. I.“ W. Sun-cu. (D). of Tau) dilthcdallmdnuno- ,ehntdra-Se_oattte- “than“. Trhtut*err-usb-hrvttr. mammoth-Furlo- 801-. of the members who voted "that nun; the Batch Bill wad will!“ tho “maid-nun.” Thu No "1". in_trr out frf Colman. Make YourDolotGow 1rrtnttintradmntarrofour%sdqqmt-, 'Nrrmdar,PrHarartdNtxtrrHr. f7L, 'Wul “1'0”” Deerfield Auxiliary Observes Poppy Day Monday, May 27th Poppy Day will be oh-d in Deerfield on l-y w, the loads! before Memorial Day, In. C. C. Kapoclndl, prelidcnt of tho Dec- tUld unit of the American [Acton Auxiliary, announced My. On that day all American will be uk- ed to wear ill poppr in trib. 'l't'A'o'TdWl'd"tdl"'tl.11".'ntft, aid the living victim of tho I“. The little red memorial thwerrs will be distributed here by women end trirhs of the Daniela unit, un- der the direction of In. Ralph Dunham, claim of the Poppy Day committee. All contribution to- ceived for the poppies will to to Legion and Auxiliary vulture work for the disabled name, their fun- iliea end the families of the dead. "We feel that Poppy Day will have increased meaning to America thia year." said In. Kapachnll. “became renewed warfare in " rope has renewed the memory of than boys of can who gave their lives ‘over there' twenty-two year- ago. It is for them that we put on the poppy each year, to show that we still "member and haunt their aaerfikxm. It ia the 'u- which grew where they tell and which 'towblomnismttheeo-ofA- can: who appreciate their mica. Ihown as clearly that to be secure the United Mates must he." men ready and able to defend the coun- try, willing to give their lives in it- defense, if necesnry. We an be Lian-km] todny that we had each men twenty-two yen: no. PM them we can draw innit-tier: for the patriotic service meet-er: to maintain our freedom and cleaner:- cy against tad-y'- dangen. Wear- ing their Bower over our hurts means that within our hurt: their CC' of America still liven.” A. Thomas Jena-non, George " son. Ind Gait“ Wythe. , Q. Under what jurisdiction did the Illinois country can an: Clnrk'n mace-um! expedition? A. It became . county of Vir- this. Q. To whom did Georg. Roger- Clnrk appeal for nuisance in hi. expedition to chin the West in 1778? A. Patrick Henry, Governor of Virginia. Q: With whom did Henry eon- unit? - Q. For how long land the Illinois Country been under the British Puet A: For 15 years; from the M of Park in 1763 until Clark’s occu- pation in 1778. A. 90 years; from 1073 to IT08. Q. Who m the Brat Virginia ol- Bein1 Inn to Illinois! A. John Todd, Jr., as county lieutenant. Q. What did Henry any in his letter of instructions to Todd? A. “You no on Ill who: to inculcate in the poop]. of the min the nine of liberty and the Ma- cnce bet-n the an at {no chi- unl of thin eonmonwulth and that than to which Illinois was de- ttned." . Emily}; dd mind. min bor Standard- Aet, the [unluck- toutuidothohdbat’aphnd- feettrtqtheCMt MAI- muwuamwmm ttntheTy-retnttttetBtB,tuthr.- "qhnrb-s"Noddt_"nrtth ad.hatrsmtbrMtrtraa-d.. ”which-A3011”; Minn-much.“ Molecular-mum’s.- tnt. BrttnehoentthQrrftetr-ttt 'Bttev.rrrr-thhtoa-.mrtth "rtartrttrnrutmtr-hebur, een-der-et-d-trt" 'rn3hoeltfemsdftmiott- Imm,wllb-Ibv 'orrgitt-rtibd.» We- - Q. How long prior to that had Illinois been French! I dainty of “Huh? A. For 11 ”an; NUMB" 11