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THE LAKE SHORE HEWS. FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1921 NEW LAWS ENACTCD BY ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE Summary of new laws enacted by Fifty-Second General Assembly. Prepared by Rep. Howard P. Castle.Scventh District. SCHOOLS School tax rate for educational pur- poses increased to two per cent and for building and land purchase pur- poses reduced from one per cent to three-quarter of one per cent. Upon favorable referendum vote, rates may be increased to three per cent for educational purposes and one per cent for building purposes. State Teachers Pension Fund Act amended by providing that teachers entitled to pensions must have taught in public schools but changing time from three years to five months in which teachers who stopped teaching and resumed must repay money paid them out of Pension Fund on their resignation. One year course in Normal School and service as teacher in any state school or institution may be included in twenty-five year ser- vice period.__â- .__ Interest rate of school warrants in- creased from five per cent to six per cent. Educational Commission consisting of Governor and five persons appoint- ed by him to make thorough investi- gation of entire educational system of the state and report to next General Assembly created. President of Com- mission to receive $5,000 and the other members $1,000 each, except Governor one Senator and one Representative, who shall serve without compensa- tion. Appropriation of $25,000 to de- fray_expenses of Commission. OlTTeferendum vote, number ot members of Board of Education in any district having a population be- â€"tween 1.000 and 100,000, may be limit- ed to nine. Date of annual election of school directors in districts having a popula- tion of less than. 1.000 changed from third to second Saturday in April. Election of members of Board of Education shall be held within 30 (now 60) days after vote to establish Township High school. Revises pro-_ visions concerning powers of Board Of Education and their election. Study of constitution of the Unit- ed States or of this state, or of the "Declaration 6T Independence, required*, in seventh and eierhth grades and high schools not less than one hour each week. The "Kid" In Roll of "Bad Boy" North Shore Movie Fans arc to be thrilled September 9 when Little Jackie Coog*n Appears at Winnetka Motion Pictures REILLY TO "HUMANIZE* ARMY AND NAVY JOURNAL With his aim vthc "humaniration of the documents" and its enlargement to include news of the «whole "United States army, which includes Jhe na- tional guard and the reserve , Brig. Gen. Henry J. Reilly, of Winnetka West Pointer, national guardsman and newspaperman, tcok-over publi- cation of the Army and Navy Jourjial with its issue of August 20. The editor, commander of "Reilly's J. E. SWIFT TEAL Representative New York Life Insurance Co. 1017 Central Ave., WILMETTE, ILL Phone Wilmette 37 Bucks;', war-time artillery - of Chicago and the north ,£3 been prominent in the r Legion since its inception £& and was a founder of the lSJ partment of the war Vetera? ization. Always in Si Rooting material ant Board E?Yf£5P»H,N*j| LUMBER COT Church St. and Maple A Evanston, Ilf Evanston 42 Wilmettt Cornell Wall Boar Exclusive Distribute* Red Cross Aids Many Disabled Veterans Sixteen Thousand Persons, Men and Their Dependents, Benefit by Kindly Offices Disabled soldiers, numbering 4,600 REALTORS IN PICNIC . Wednesday. Aug.24, was picnic day for the Cook County Real Estate board held at Ravinia Park. More than ,3,000 realtors, including several having offices iii north shore villages, attended the annual outing and enter- ed into the games rnid contests. The picnickers enjoyed the al fresno opera in the evening. Advertise In Your Home Paper a month and their families, (approx- imately 16,000 individuals) are being served by the American Red Cross, Chicago chapter. Many of these men, whoseâ€"physical condition seemed of minor import- ance in their eagerness to return, to civil life, did not take into account that what seemed a slight disability might affect their whole life. After two or three years of hard work, the effects of exposure while in service, are now being felt. In. some cases the lungs are affected and tuberculosis is very likely to develop; in other cases there is a marked action of the blood vessels and the heart, or the nervous system. In gas cases the different action is due to the different kYnds$of chemicals in the gas. Then man/are suffering from old wounds and nervous breakdowns, making them unfit for responsible positions held before the war. Claims for compensation are just being filed by many of these men. The Red Cross must help carry this man after he has filed his paper. The money which was contributed to the Red Cross last fall is helping to solve the rent question for these men ami their families and, in many cases, it is paying the entire grpcery bill and providing clothing and medical aid. "For Sale" Ads Sell Lots and Lots of Lots Envelopes to Mate Use envelopes to match the color of your stationery. We can supply you with fine letterheads printed on Hammermill Bond and furnish envelopes to match in any of the twelve colors or white. Remember we are letterhead specialists. You will find the quality of our printing and the paper we give you very high and our prices very low. â- ____ Us Show You What Wo Cai LAKE SHORE PUBLISHING COMPAA 1222 Central Ave.. Wilmette. Phones 1920- A SUPER "HYDRO- w Mqjestic Underground Gaiiu^j&cciver â€" w fslisfi Recanrar. Dofs esait ops* a as tfsty do ths offdkaiy Ksfistrsfi Doas as 6*y do Aw faifcaga can. 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