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2 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1915. spirit and urges no more bloodshed. The council is interrupted by the en- trance of Malignus. The other birds restrain the woodpeckers, who at- tempt to attack Malignus. He again mourns over Joy's body. The birds and the Queen of Love observe the sincerity of his grief. The Queen pleads with him to give her his bow and arrow and abandon all hatred, and love all birds. He does so gladly, see- ing the futility of his old spirit. Ma- lignus is given a field glass, like the one Beatus has. Now that the Queen of love has completed her work in the heart of Malignus, she restores his Joy to him. The birds are joyful and hold a second jubilee in honor of Joy. Beatus, Malignus, and the Queen of Love stand apart, keenly enjoying the rew- peace among birds and man. Dramatis Personae. Malignus or ie Victor Rohrbach Beatus oc aon Bruce Windes Queen of Love ....... Maidza Wakem LR Elizabeth Duffy Kifiz Oriole'... 5000 Albert Eckart Bayon ../. 0 at mas Robert McClain BRarrows c.f ae ta ndee George Peterson and Einar Nelson. Red-Headed Woodpeckers. ....... Albert Anderson, Frederick Dally, Francis Bryers and Lily Eckart. Robins =. 00 Rie din SG Se Lillian Excelby, Eleanor Hoagland, Herbert Nicholls and Ernest Harts- horne. Bluebirds Virginia Noe, Elizabeth Forberg and Alfred Carlson. Searlet Tanazers. ....&5 0.0, Ruth Mehhope, Evelyn Steen, Lillian Harned and Alice Bartz. Piano and cornet will give Mendels- sohn's "Spring Song" and Rubenstein's "Melody in "F". There will be many charming dances, among them that of "The Four | ds." "The Videvard Dance," "Sev en. Jump Dance,' "ludian Dance,' "Maypole Dance," "'Morriss Dance," "Jumping Jack Dance," "Ox Dance," "Swedish Shottiche," "Danish Dance of Greeting," "Norwegian Mountain March," and "The First of May Dance." The children have been practicing for some time and everything is to be done with beautiful smoothness and rhythm. A chorus will give the "Greet- ing to the May Queen," "The Merry Life" and "Lovely May." 'Mrs. James F. Porter is general chairman of arrangements and Mrs. Morris Greeley is chairman of the costume committee. Mrs. Clarence E. Mehhope is chairman of the commit- tee directing the costuming for the 8-B grade, which is in the Samuel Sewell Greeley school. Miss Nyhus is coach- ing the children. 'A chairman of a committee appoint- ed for each room sees that the cos- tumes, which are made by many of the mothers, arrive on time and are ac- cording to the models provided. Some of the costumes may be utilized from last year's pageant, for all are kept. Each child dresses and undresses at the Horace Mann, that there may be no confusion or mislaying of neces- sary articles. As the materials must be bought, every child is asked to bring what sum it can, from five cents to $1, and help defray the ex- pense. The entire pageant is under the di- rection of H. P. Clarke, playground su- pervisor, assisted by Miss Baker and Miss Fredericks. Lindgren's Employment Agency Reliable Servants Furnished to Perform All Duties Meyer's Bank Bldg. Telephone 1047 i | according VILLAGE OF WINNETKA. SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE. Winnetka Special Assessmenet No. 228. Notice is hereby given to all per- sons interested that the village of Win- netka, Cook county, Illinois, having ordered the improvement of Winnet- ka avenue, from the manhole provided by the Sanitary District of Chicago al the intersection of Hill road and Win- netka avenue, to Birch street; in Birch street, from Winnetka avenue to Windes street; in Mt. Pleasant street, from Birch street to a point two hundred and ten (210) feet west of the west line ex- tended of Birch street; in Hill road, from the said manhole provided by the Sanitary District of Chicago, at the intersection of Hill road and Win- netka avenue, to the west line ex- tended of Ridge avenue; in Chestnut street, from Hill road to a point two hundred (200) feet north of the north line extended of Alles road; in Linden street, from Hill road to the north line extended of lot 5, block 2, of Alles' first addition, in Winnetka, Cook coun- ty, Illinois, by the construction in the said streets, avenues and public ways, of a connected system of vitrified tile pipe sanitary sewers, including brick masonry manholes, vitrified tile pipe junctions closed with discs and com- bined manhole and connection to the manhole of the North Shore inter- cepting sewer of the Sanitary District of Chicago, in the village of Winnetka, county of Cook and state of Illinois, the ordinance for the same being on file in the office of the village clerk of said village, and the said village having applied Ww the county court of Cook county, Illinois, for an assess- ment of the cost of said improvement and-an-as- EXPERTS IN TREE SURGE RY Fence Construction Catalog on request or ask for representative to call. North Shore Fence Co., Wilmette. Tel. 699 Phone Winnetka 637-R J. Ross Linville AGENT FOR Winkler Grimm Delivery and Ice Wagons, Trucks, Vans and Drays | SOUTH BEND, IND. | 970 Linden Ave. HUBBARD WOODS Phone Winnetka 425 Repair Work Done on Short Notice R. L. Gonsalves Contractor and Builder Shop: 909 Linden Ave. Residence: 1183 North Ave. HUBBARD WOODS Phone 145 P. O. Box 164 H. A. Lindwall HIGH CLASS UPHOLSTERING AND CABINET WORK 508 Linden Opposite Depot Carlton Prouty LAWYER Prouty Building, Winnetka, Ill. Abstracts Examined. Deeds, Mortgages, Leases Wills and all other legal papers prepared. Money to Loan on Real Estate Screens Get Ready for Fly Time Our Screen Doors and Windows are made with mortised tenon joints, guar- anteed not to sag nor loosen up. Telephone Winnetka 108 for every- thing in Screen Doors, Windows and Porches. WYLIE & KNOX CARPENTERS and BUILDERS 1046 Spruce St. WINNETKA, ILL. PLAY SAFE Keep Your Money PREY | ST WINNETKA STATE BANK Commercial and Savings Accounts Opened Storage Vaults for Your Valuables Officers and Directors JOHN R. LEONARD, Pres. W. G. WALLING, Vice-Pres. HENRY R. HALE, Cashier Henry P. Crowell, - Victor Elting, Augustus S. Peabody and Carlton Prouty sesbinent therefor having Deen made and returned to said court, docket No. 228, the final hearing thereon will be held on the 10th day of May, A. D. 1915, or as soon thereafter as the business of the court will permit. Ail persons desiring may file objections in said court before said day, and may appear on the hearing and make their defense. Said ordinance pro- vides for the collection of said assess- ment in twenty (20) annual install- ments with interest thereon at the rate of five per centum (5%) per an- num. Dated Winnetka, Ill, April 23, A. D. 1915. HARRY I. ORWIG, Person appointed by the President of the Board of I.ocal Improvements of the Village of Winnetka, Cook County, Illinois (and such appoint- ment dpproved and confirmed by the County Court of Cook County, Illinois), to make said assessment. A PROBABLE CASE OF RABIES. 'What resembled a case of rabies alarmed the family of William R. Whitaker on Hill Road, last Friday. The pet of the children, a little black and tan dog, while playing with them began to stagger about and became irritable. Word was sent to the Vil- lage Hall and Chief of Police Peterson took the little animal into custody. The dog had been properly muzzled. DOG RUN OVER BY MACHINE. A bull terrier belonging to William K. Hoagland on Sunday objected to passing automobiles. One machine so aroused his ire he persisted in trying to stop it by getting in front and slipped from under just in time, twice. The third effort was too much for the determined little dog. A front wheel passed over him killing him. The peo- ple in the machine refused to stop. = LE EE -- and Flower Beds. Compost for Lawns, Greenhouses Also Black Dirt and all kinds of Farm Yard Manure. PHONE WINNETKA 288 6% LOANS ON IMPROVED REAL ESTATE MADE 3% on Savings Accounts Checking Accounts Invited Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent Bank of M. ESTABLISHED 1894 K. Meyer