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:,T. Vs. Wilnette Gro Hawks vs. Congregational Ridge 'Pharmiacy vs. Dept. Pub. Wks. I.~ ~ .O.. vS. Optimiists N. T. vs. Mergenthak rs Hawks v S. St. Johuns Wilmiette Gro. vs. Ridge Ave. Phiar. Congr egational, vs. Dept. Pub'. Wks Thursday, JuIy 9 1.. O.0. F. vs. N. T. Hawks vs. Otnit Ridge Pharniacy vs. M ergentlialers St. Johns .s. Dept. Pub. W*Nks. Congrega tional vs. Wilmiette Gro. I. 0. O. F.. VS. Hawks -N. T.. vs. Ridge Ave. Phar. Optimists vs,. Dept. Pub. Wks. Congregational vs. 'Mergenthalers* Xilmette 'Gro. v S. St. Johns .~. . ~ Thuraday, JuIy M, I. R .. F vs.Ridge Ave. Phar. Dept. Pub. Wk s. v s. Hawks N. T. vs. Congregational Optimnists v s. Wilmiette. Gro. S t. Johnis vs. Mergeilthalers IPublic Fo-rum j Edîtor, Witm!EIT LIFE: The German moratorium suggested, c oupled1 with - bank failures pending foreclosures and ektreme difficulty of obtaining renewals of in rtgage loans or new blans to repay mortgage oanls f alliing due suggests tihe advisability of grave conisideratitr being given Promnpt- ly -te a general moratorium extcniding the payment of a11 iortgage loans o a period of five years, providing interest and taxes be paid. promptly and the mortgaged propertv be kepingo repair..ptgo. *The present situation i,, admittedly unpre.cýdeited.. People usuallv ell- l>loye(l are uneCfl)oyed and hiave been for a long' tinie. Thopse engaged lu, business frtemselves. arc finding àt difficult to exist. Batikslare compelleà to put and keep their assets'ini liquid shape' Monev usuallv .ava ilale f [bé lbans is., for, divers reaýs ns, nlo t iflt av ailable. Much'l property was purchaed bu thC strength -of*thee bans made thereoni and considered ilu determining the lpuir- chase price. These people are now nil, dainçr of osinig their homes. aftel ly impaired. The greatest good to the greatest number would seem to f ollow by the suggested mora torium and flot alone this, but the income of those, holding the inortgages would flot be affecte- and the state and municipal govern- ments. would .reap the benefit of get- p olicy of acceptin1g tmortgages -fromi baiks' and ilivestmnlt lhouses for re- discounit or as collatéral over a five- year period. john Taylor* Booz. CHANGING MEETING PLACE *The Royal Neighhors are~ changing their place, ofmeeting f romn Odd Fel-, lowshall to the Masonic temple.. They will,be installed in thèir new quar- ters in timne for, the hext mneeting Jnly 10. Isabel Warr.Ington H EA PS nd full staff of assistants WilIIb. avaliable 1for SU MM ER TUTORING 8 14 Ridg.e Terrace (1 block soufli 6t central S. EVAIqSTON UNIVERSITY 4198 S.~e me'Comfou't IDay or:N*iglut icnsc or a BSAKED HAMS 35c 6 OSCAR MAYERS FamossTeaBrn For the Ho*liday Outing Frankfrt.rsfor PiclcIcLunhs l lb Leir o LÏMb Forouous SWndwlhes.3?25clb Beef Pot Roast c * 19c Cb, Rolied and Boned Verni Ro- it. Dlcious ..àd Tender * 3 l. 14S Lindený AvenUe 619 Main Street> 1105, 11sS N 1) s I - Phone flor a FAN~ ble glad to.-deliver a fan to your home. Any model you want. PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OP MORTHIUIN ILLINOIS JOSEPH W. £EJIOB »Istrict Manager, Evansten M. C. REYNOLDS Dawtr<ct Supeintentdet 1141 Central- Avenue Phone Wilmette $10