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Every · zmprovement is in and functioning· zn · ln~tan I;Ul £statts ... Agnes George, an actress of versatility and charm, appears with Ivan Lazarefi and his Chicago Art Theatre Repertoire company which is giving a series of performances at \;vinnetka Community House this month. Miss George will have parts of varied character. She appeared in "The Miracle" and is a member of the Neighborhood Playhouse company of New York. ---- Gas-with mains iarge enough to heat 2 2 5 homes. Street lighting-with granite posts of .most unusual de. stgn. U ndergtound telephone and electric light witing-not an ugly pole Qr alley in the whole property. Drainage sewer-with four feet of gravity drop. Sanitary sewer-with outlets all connected and working. Paving and sidewalks - rapidly being completed. LAWNS ARE LARGER ·A ND PRICES ARE LOWER IN ACADEMY OPENS SOON Two Haadred Staclenta Expected to Enroll ia Art School Monday The Evanston Academy of Fine Arts, in the Carlson tower, 636 Church street, Evanston, will open its fall term Monday, Sept. 10, with an enrollment of approximately 200 students. Classes will begin in the day and evening schools on that date, and the children's Saturday morning classes on Sept. 15. With only one change in curriculum, the program for. this year will be the same as in 1927-1928. Clas·ses will again be offered in drawing, painting, composition, illustration, advertising art, interior decoration, crafts, art for the theatt>r. and art for window disp.lay. Instruction in dress designing will be discontinued. · . The following will make up the fa-culty: March King iS· IMiau 1lill £statts ·I* THAN IN ANY OTHER FINE .COMMUNITY ON THE NORTH SHORE. DIRECTIONS: West from $heridan Road on Winnetka Avenue to its juncture with Ridge Road; North one-half block· to Hill Road; West to Locust- Road and South along West boundary of Indian Hill Club to Indian Hill Estates. .. Carl Scheffler, director. Henry Barringer, European designer ·nd decorator, head of Interior decoration, stage costume and pure design. Mr. Barringer decorated Great Concert Hall .In Vienna, the Artist's Ball In Berlin, and designed the stage .Production of "Circus Princess," European operetta. Mrs. Ruby L. Danielson, crafts Instructor. Mrs. Danielson aSBisted ln the decoration of the Homestead hotel. Will K. IHggte, professional typoarapher, Instructor of lettering and perJohn Philip Sousa, famed bandspective. master; now on his silver jubilee tour Nellie Hull, assistant to Mr. Schedler. Kiss Hull has just returned from two of America, will bring his equally 7ears' study In Europe. famous band to Evanston to appear ln~tan here in two concerts at Northwestern The Commonwealth Edison com- gymnasium, the afternoon and evening pany, which supplies Chicago with of Saturday, Sept. 22. electric light and power ,bas borne the ,_...:__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ____.._ greatest load ever placed on any light company in the w~ld. A~ the t~me of. Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Knapp and maxnnum demand tt earned: a lOad of fan1ily of 633 Forest avenue ·have re916.000 kilowatts, the equivalent of turntd from Fifield, WiJ. wber.e they spent two. weeks. tP/~fm· honepoWel'. Jl.,..-bv' i;Ul £.statts BILLS REALTY, Inc. Loop 05cn. 2ol Soatb La ·Sal(e. Stntt--State 0266 Indian Hill E.wn Olicel. Loca· aad AablaadWil. s6gs .. 2.712 Sheridan Road O.-. Dtl Laso ~rict-WiL 3740