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SsS^bS MH !liii'yifi-"f-,:",%"',a'■-■■■f-----^-: ^ ^ ■- ■ ■■■■■ ■■ ■......'ii" ■iilp'ii. iiirlmr,**^^ I, » ',. J........ " J1' - '-^l ■ ...> . ■UK.tMMIIirtLUMMMHIiIfrtf IMHI 1.11ftII.1.1j<W j ♦4 in Glencoe Ifce Department to Give En- llttliinieiitio Help Finan- Ifffl Oonditlon of Police * Pension Fund iil^it 6IVES CONSENT m;i. ■>■«.------------ / As a means of making a necessary increase in the treasury of .the police peoflion fund, the ^Bvanston police department will give an entertain- m«nt>on the evenings of Aug. 2 and ,v^"-^?i^""iie««reia the consent of F0'Iftflj&fc .the financial condition of |l&i organization * is not in \aAstraits, there Are aboitt ten members of the department that will become eligible for the pension within a very ■Short time. These members have no itfea of retiring and drawing on the fund, bat most ot them are getting «J«l^g to years and It will not be long jpefore-they will have to depend on fSSto fund. ■ ■ ■te" Miss W. Kittermaster has returned from Windsor, Canada. Mrs, Albert Olson entertained from 3 to G o'clock Wednesday. Mr. Fred Smith and family have gone to their summer home in Michi- gan. A little son arrived laBt week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ru- dolph. The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist Episcopal church held an all-day meet Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Grassett were in To- ronto last week, attending the wed- ding of a niece. . Miss Helen Calhoun is home from the University of Wisconsin for the summer vacation.' Miss Ruth Newhall graduated from , the Sacred Heart academy, Madison, Wis., Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. James K. Calhoun left When it was found that the coffers ^needed replenishing to some extent T the members of the department tried M$>'flgnra a way in which the money m^l^jt jje raised. The entertainment WOULD CONSOLIDATE TWO ORGANIZATIONS seemed the best possible way. Mayor Give* Consent. .w? * Although the policemen all agreed that it would be a great thing, the wiipent of Mayor Paden was needed before it would be possible to make any arrangements. A letter was sent the mayor, asking his permission, and ^be following reply was received by the delighted members of the de- partment: v \ _ ^iil. Wred G* Shaffer,. Superintendent $%$;:? .'ictt Police, Evanston, 111. Wl/-/^ibear Sir—The members of the EJvanston police department, desiring to augment the police pension fund, established by a recent act of the leg- ire, of which fund Messrs. James A. Patten, Win. J. O'Connell and Sergeant Moberg are trustees, have requested my consent to their giving an entertainment for that pur- D8e<. "Inasmuch as many of the officers ^ bave given years of faithful service the city, and their compensation large enough to make any substantial provision for old* age," Bvanston's university, on July 5 and f Sickness,rot injury while on duty, I 'iffi*3^ and have given approval. I am asinred there will be no undue im- portunities used, but that each cltl- sen may contribute in accordance ||i^ with hie own views. Jl^L^VeTy^tnily-^nrsr ■ - ^!MjJ~^.-- _._ mageph ft. Paden." •rti* Bvanston theater has been se- ttled for the two evenings the per- ^^i^ win t»e staged. Just what form of an entertainment will be of- fered h« not been decided upon, but the: policemen announce that nothing but first-lass, talent will appear on the bill.* A committee is now work- mihard trying to secure a suitable f rodnctton to be given by a first-class ......*"*"' &„•■ - ■ Citizens 8hould Help; nights, the citizens of li^sUM are «sked to turn out and heS]^ the police"department ^ Every d^ hundred* of things are asked of t% ntomDsrt) «f the department It to ^ vert efteli that the TpoUce ask ttote citisena to help them and when ^one of these;times «ome the.people ' »*«iiM ehow ■*g tneir appreciation ilie work done by^ the guardians of I bis letter, Itayor Paden brought tlu» i>olnttiiat the cause joi At a joint meeting of the New Trier Commercial and the Glencoe Business Men's associations, hefd Monday even- ing in the village hall at Glencoe, the advisability of consolidating the two organizations was discussed. President Schaeffer of the New Trier association, Mr. Peters, the sec- retary, and C B. Refineckar spoke for the large organization. President Clyde, Mr. Parrish and others spoke for the Glencoe association. All of the speakers were of the opinion that it would be a great thing for the north shore to have the one association take in the entire township. A committee of three from each town was appointed to meet and dis- cuss ways and means to bring about the consolidation. The meeting was part social and part business. Be- fore the talks the regular business of the Glencoe association was trans- acted. , . . SHOW INTEREST IN COBURN PLAYERS A large number of people, prom inent in Evanston's social circles, are interesting in making the visit of the Coburn Players, who are to pre- sent three plays obp the campus of 6, a great success. Tickets may be obtained for the three performances at the special price of $2.50, from the following ladies: Mrs. Charles L. Bartlett, Mrs A. R. Barnes, Mrs. A. 8. Best, lira, Edgar W. Burrill, Mrs, Frederick Con. nor, Mrs. B. A. Dawson, Mrs. R, H. Gault, Mrs. Prank C. Letts, Mrs. J W. Meaker, Mrs. John Slade, Mrs. Carl Williams and Mrs. P. P. Horan, chairman of the committee in charge at 1631 Hihman avenue. So much has been said and writ ten regarding the worth and beauty of the dramas presented by Mr. and Mrs. Coburn and their company, that more would seem superfluous. As a company they strive after the highest art, in the portrayal of char- acter, In costume and stage setting. WEST Alumni representatives of the seven fraternities% at* Northwestern univer- £- ^tr-merlPrartaem A* W. Harris and worthy and foot tfeat reason he fafe consent. It le hoped that will Jo«ft: at the matter tto **«• Uf&t •*<! i**& the treaa- ^ tl» «l« to twice ^a natural ^», saw dutt Ik» w«* ^tft as ■'VtlS William Dyche, head of the campus commiasioB, and protested the: new contracts offered the fraternities un- der which they are to hare faouaM bullt by the university. W^--;:fw^ t f*e imwt plim w foT tl» fraternity* to aaeume a debt of ,$«6,000 each it their houses, which w^ be erected hi tm Friday for Boston to attend the Credit Men's association convention. Miss Ethef Pwrry^s class in music will give a recital at the home of Mrs. Thomas C. King this afternoon. The public school closed today. The graduating ezerciees were held' mat evening in the school auditorium. Mr.* Jesse Crume was seriously in- jured by being kicked by his horse, which broke bis collar bone and two ribs. Mrs. L. B. Mayo and Miss Elisabeth Ligare of, River Forest were guests at the home of Mrs. A. G. and Mrs. L. R. Ligare on Wednesday and Thurs- day. - * Franklin Pope and Arthur Fox left Monday for Lake Corey to attend the summer camping school under the auspices of the Y. M. C/A. They will be absent six weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Markham B. Oxde left Wednesday for Kingston, Canada, to chaperon their daughter, Miss Darcy, who is the guest of Mr. Dougall Kit- termaster, for the Royal military ball. Rose Dennis, Agnes Martin, Mar- jory Lane, Ruth Ligare, Dorothy Bart- holf, Jean MacArthur, Sara Nelson, Rosemary ,Reinhold, Van Pope, Her- bert Barthelf, Arthur Nethercott, flbl- brook Poucher and Lawrence Turn- bull of Glencoe were members of the New Trier graduating clasB. Sui^iiiea^^ ihool fjor DAYAHDMVMMml li*r«**mei£ ' CLASSES y35"^ V HEflE was a time^ when bankers wefe as pawnbrokers ^— There wasr a; time^Jnojp^^ washerwomen A The intfodictioii^f yu%&^^ of fecial btiildiogs, t|^;fe^ilii^^'WS^€et'«*. m<>iii tsAnH&ty cngiuccring liiavc lifted titi* industry '0»t of its manufacturinp; propdition of the first class. A Evtsry advance has, of course, been in res public. Every modern method introduced of serving the public belter—to make more business O Still there are ^some^rho having their washlig do Evanston's modern an mod handling all their clotfes. M You are Incited tojcall up «ny of the following laundries, each ase^rai|p% firm but alt workjpg for the common good of the industry and let them show yon what they can do for you. Mutual Laundry Co. . Nekon Bros. Laundry Co. 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