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April 6, 1928 WILMBTTB LIF.B ·ADAJI AIID EVE· Arthur Guitemian, in a rhymed review of John Erskine's "Adam and ,E ve" sums up the provocative bestseller thus : "Though Adam still repeats his fallFor Eve through all the ages lands him,..:... Yet now and then he goes to call On Lilith :-Lilith understands him." Professor Franklyn Bliss Snyder's next morning study class will meet at 10:30 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Craig Ketcham of Kenilworth, April 13. Wilmette Legion Po&t News The April meeting of Wilmette Post No. 46, will be held in St. Augustine's Club House Tuesday evening, April17, at 8 o'clock. . Memorial Day, coming on Wednesday this year right in the middle of the week-will bring out an unusually large number for the parade, as few will be leaving town for. just the one day. Our own Drum and Bugle corps will function. If members are not receiving the Monthly, possibly 1928 dues have not been paid. . Replar Republicaa. Candidates lor Mother's Day · s~ial SANITARY DISTRICT TRUSTEES. HA.VE YOU DISFRANCHISED YOURSELF? Do you realize that only forty per cent of the voters of Cook County exercise their privilege of voting? This means that approximately twenty-one per cent of the electorate control the elections in this county. We, members of the American Legion, should remember our pledge as outlined in the preamble to the Constitution of the American Legion, in which we pledge ourselves to foster and perpetuate one hundred per cent Americanism, and also to inculcate a sense of individual obligation to the community, state and nation. If this pledge means anything, it most certainlv means that we should exercise the privileges and perform the duties set out in the Constitution of the United States of America and the Constitution of the State of Illinois. Let your conduct as a citizen and patriot be exemplary. Vote and urge every eligible voter to go to the polls. Every eligible voter must vote if our ~overnment is to function as it was planned. How are political leaders to determine the wishes of the majority when a minority of the voters put the candidates into office? Don't pass the buck in this duty of citizenship. Choose your public servants as you do your employees, inquire into their record and ability, exercise your right of selection and-vote Tuesday April 10. · Cook County Council, The American Legion, Department of Illinois. FOR FULL TERM-VOTE ~ FOR THREE (g) OSCAR F. NELSON (g) MORRIS £1.1 £R (g) WIWAM S. FINUCANE FOR VACANCY-VOTE FOR ONE (g) EDWARD F. MOORE Regular I Republican $5 Regular S10 Valoe Make your mother happy with your portrait. Oa lla, 1 we will IIJOC7e to oar lllfll llallio, 16 2 3 Sbtrmm .,.,., oppolir· Podolia. Candidates lor SANITARY DISTRICT TRUSTEES Editor, April 2, 1928 HUMAN JUST FAIR Ilia Upript Bee.d SheaW N. .inete Wn. METTe Lin: : Will .you kindly make the following correctron : In reporting on the Christmas seal prizes, ·we said that the total Christmas seal sales for 1927 amounted to ,1.675.40 for Kenilworth, the sale being m charge of the ] oseph Sears School. The amount should have been $1,406.91. By some accident we gave last year's figures. The correction is important because Wilmette raised $1,469.49 and consequently is ahead of Kenilworth on its total. . The Joseph Sears per capita is $3.99 mstead of $4.76. · We are glad to say, however that this necessitates no changes i~ the school prize as reported. Both totals a:e very fine indeed and the communitres have reason to be proud of them. Cordially yours, Jane Hufford, Chicago Tuberculosis Institute. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barnhill of the Linden Crest apartments have taken possession of their new home at 1323 Ashland avenue. Senator JOHN DAILEY ATTORNEY GENERAL Seaat. 0..0.,'· aadltl·q ........ to IIPt _.. Oltlae nail~ dlwll8 m- oltlleStateDOW Ia publle Hie, .,_,...,_....._..,.....,qaall&eatlonsforthe-rtlealar oftiee be is ~~ee·f" ... For tweat7-two yean h., bu eene&t aa a member of the IIHnok c-..1 Mlemb1~1 two Jean a a m_.ltft of the Ho1U18 ol Re....-tatl.- alld twatt7.,..,. · a member of the S...te. A. ChainDaa of J11dlelaa7 aader foar dift'eNDt GoYenaon, Demoaatle a well ... llepuhlieaa, dealt with ftWJ of the ...ul aacl.........., life of thla State. A. aa Ol'at.' Seaat. Da11eJ ha heeD naawnl..t u oae of the peateet Ia the Middle Wet. m. ..perJH·JepJ alllll~.._beeanc.,...lwed ...,...., Ia tbe &eld of Coadltatlaaal Law. W. reeord latiN .-etloa eoaeta.lye)y ,..._the~ ofbla attitude towud Ch..... IIJi f··lll·rl~ with tJae. law. sl.- him aa....al qaaUieatlona for the ofliee ol Attoraey Gea.al. Be hM relied u~ W. ...,..t Ia publie Ufe · a par· aateeolat.d..,..U..................... by him to tbe ~ten to ear . . the Jaw wftlloat fear-,..... w..._ p..._ of..,..._ · NOMINATE . SENATOR JOQN DAILEY .4ttGrney c.n..l ~mariea ru..J.y, .... JOlla