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~~~liiS{::~ .i~::::::~-tin:':·her hnlmoUnt Co.necly, "Peel his cOmedy talent. ..d¥,~bi~e,. guns s..tt.riaJa lmd an He.inea My Pulse," a story of a rum-running revenuers, battles and the an~acs_ of . ·- ·-------- --- ----~ ·~- latest AD J(ftle and his Jazz COllegians are p~naia&' a. gay j zz jamboree of raciq smcoDafion, for the week belianing Karch 25 at the Norshore theater, in. a scintillating production, entitled "Bubbling Over." This lively show is a series of fast · · .stepping intermingled with the latest melodies. crooned by dowing AI and · his joy-boys and speedy dance numbers by maiden jockeys will be another attractive feature. Bebe Daniels comes to the screen t~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~iootwh~bttame~~emo~y~~~ \I last year and how the money ·to be ·raised in the campaign which starts April 1, is to be used. Last year, collections totalled only about four-fifths of the total budget and the allotment to outside charities had to be cut several thousand dollars from the amounts which they had reason to expect the Chest would be able to contribute for their .support. Local charities, on the other hand, had unusual demands upon them, which were taken care of in full, as is the policy of the Advisory board. Stacly Varioua Beaeficiariea sanitarium and inebriated patients. It is a gay bit of humor.. with Bebe her audacious self. In the role of . the heiress of the institution, she innocently comes to much grief and trouble, but forgets her imaginary ills in all the ensuing excitement. Richard Arlen, as a reporter, plays opposite Kiss Daniels, while William Powell enacts the role of the humorous villain. Their work is clever, and Powell departs from his usual serious characterizations to such an extent as to totally convince his ·audiences as to wouJd.:be invalids all figure in this gay farce. TAILORS 'IN NEW LOCATION Papageorge Brothers, tailors and cleaners, who have been established at 1 344 Linden Linden avenue for severa years are now ·in their new location at 514 Fourth street, one-half block north of the "L" Terminal. The concern bas found it necessary to move into more commodious quarters better suited to their thriving business. Since the policy of the Wilmette Community Chest has always been one of publicity for its handling of fund W these trust s. ILMlTTJt Lift has had no difficulty in . its effort to find ,~ SPRIN~ · ~DRY a.EMIIIfi ~RUSH WILL ~ ~ "- SOON 8£ ON Plan to greet the Spring with a new wardrobe by having us clean your suits, dresses~ hats, gloves, ties, coats and other wearing apparel. Yon' II be surprised how our way of cleaning and repairing · will restore at least another season's wear to garments that you may be planning to discard. Have . our man call before the usual Spring rush. Service ia rapid-work excellent and charge· moderate. The budget for thi~ year was made up after a meeting early in February at " hich representatives of the following causes presented their cases: Infant Welfare society, . Local Charities, Y. W. C. A., American Red Cross, Salvation Army, Near East Relief, Arden Shore association and Boy Scouts. Although notice of this meeting was sent to the Volunteers of America, which had heretofore participated in Chest funds, they had no representative present and consequently have not been provided for in the budget. Rec:eiYe New Requeat The Dental Clinic of the Gro5se Point Health Center has, since the February meeting, made request for consideration. If these two charities are to share in the funds to be raised this year, it will be because the annual drive proves so successful as to make adequate funds available in that item of the budget provided for emergency fund. There are always some who subscribe to the Chest funds who do not pay and this perce~tage for the last few years has run about 4 to 5% of the total budget. This special fund for emergency purposes is also intended to cover such needs as flood and tornado aid, which cannot in any other way be provided for in advance. Show lteDtized Badpt After hearing representatives of the'~e various charities, the Budget committee recommended to -the Advisory Board a budget which has since been approved as follows : T.AOCal Charities ............ .... $2,500.00 Boy Scouts . . . .. .. ... . ......... 1,900.00 Arden Shore Association ........ 6,500.00 Infant Welfare Society ........ 6,500.00 Salvation Army ... . _. . . . . . . . . . . . 1,500.00 Y. W. C. A. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,500.00 American Rf"d Cross . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,600.00 Near East Relief . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,800.00 ExpenRe and Publicity .. ........ 1,800.00 Emergency Fund and delinquencies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,400.00 Total Budget for 1928 ...... '30,000.00 The Budget committee is -composed of the following well-known publicspirited citizens of Wilmette : Mrs. R. E. Pattison Kline, Judson F. Stone, ( . E. L. Scheidenhelm, J. R. Gathercoal, Dan G. Stiles and ·L. ]!. Gates. ()p1baititlc Ower . . . . . With the more thorough organizaWILMETTE tion for the drive which is in preparation this year, it is confidently believed ~~~~ Cen~l.S~ ., Phone& 320-321 '· ..., ·~-.... '-\ . .. ' . ~ . .. that funds· will be::,available to provide for budget in fu11, · which will be a !IOurce of gratification to every friend of the Che's t association, as well as 1iiili;i;i;illii;;ii;i;i;;t;iiii;iiiiiiiliili;;i;l;liiiiii;iiiiii;iii&iii;IJ;i;;!ltttlh=e friends of the charities for whicb Schultz &. Nord New Process Cleaning .. .... . J · ' .. · drive is made.. .