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.imilar county law, had effected ^t savings of money to the tax- iyers of the state and county. P The association, the report reveals, actively interested in bringing hout the investigation of the pay- !.Vnts of vast sums of money to city SSSti where, it is shown, that 18.4 gj cent of the total amount of the 5 000 000 of bdnds voted by the peo- le in 1919 for street widening im- provements had gone to these ex- perts. Shows Election Frauds Alleged election frauds were brought to the attention of the proper officials by the Citizens' association with the expected result of a com- plete revision of the county and city poll books. â-  The association is working to block the double limitation of Cook County's representation in the State Assembly, the report states, and expects, through fair and just compromise, to bring about an equitable adjustment of that matter at the approaching session of the Constitutional Convention. The association previously conducted a campaign over a period of five years in the interest of a Constitutional Convention. # m The Citizens' association this year, at the request of various civic organ- izations, became a clearing house for all information regarding the legis- lative programs of the different or- Wilmette Ice & Teaming Cor. F. MEIER* Prop. THE LAKE SHORE NEWS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1921 23 ganizations in the effort tto bring about more effective co-operation among these civic bodies. One of the outstanding achieve- ments of the association was the re- quest for approval of the bill author- izing appointment of a commission to continue investigation of building con- ditions, which led to a thorough in- vestigation, still in progress, and con- sequent indictment of numerous per- DISTILLED WATER ICE Hack Soil for Lawns Grading Sawn Fertiliser Land and Gravel Cinders Buiktini Material We Build Driveway* FILLINGâ€"REASONABLE 733 W. 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