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been chosen by - nsflSTfiet, aiJU Rudolph Ganz, whose fame as .pianist and composer iS. interpational. He wi11 make one of bis rare appearanctis iChicagolafld as conductor, on Sun proday ev ening. July -5;The frt ~ 83 9rain follows: iis word of the Lord is rigut; andalau works are donc in trutb. He lovetb nd udgment: the riheuns of tbe godess of the earth is full rd B hewrd -o h o rd wer ndaLorthe os ofade; Ltre. heate s of them:by the brcath of bis mouth" (slns33-4-6) tra rchfe Fridr. JiphO also included e sto nu eo7The the-( iollowing passages An.rNe rni E~v rtuexto f rom the r :1-()Vl:-twagen "Science Textbook, Christian, Scitence 2-Si-nlphoflY No, 7 ".Fete.s" Beethoven ote.Sr e %t Health. DébùusVand 3-Two Nocturnes, ihKytoteSrp Debussy % ags.. ........ turcs." byl Mary Baker Eddy:"f of intermission the All-i-all, be the creator 4-'*LOit4eau de Feu" Sujite..Sctraývinisky God. including. man, ~Vlmttpososof the Ravinia:1 the spiritual universe,_ to a classienitled, this then. everythitig opera season, as> announled, must be, Science, or truth, as fication Zimmerman. eek, by, Edward A., w underor -in a knowledge Wilmette chairman, include: Mr. and' comprised be canl there for - . of God. Mrs. Frederick C. Dressel, 1046 Elin-, standin divinity" illimiitable: beyond Paul R. nothing *wood avenue, Mr. and 'Mrs. Souile, 915 Lake'avenue, Mr. and Mrs. (p_ 127). Robert E. RÏce1sen, 1006 Michigan, Mrs. John A. Dennis wbo spent avenue, Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. winter with her son-in-law and Ostrom, 600 Third street, Mr. and the Mr. and Mrs. C. M. BurMrs. Albert F. Cordts, 521 Tenth daughter, for Columbus, Ohio, 1135 Lake avenue, Mrs. John Clark, Wednesday visit her daughter, will she Baker, 347 NIaple avenue, Mr. and whereBen F. Renick, for the summer. Mes. Mirs. Oscar Hebel. 1210 Sheridan road, Mr. and 'Mrs. E. J. Schager,0 Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Nierrifield, 1054 1050 Chestnut avenue, Me. and Mrs. Chierokee road, are new residents ini Elmwood Herbert B. MNulford, .c 835T vtan M. Wilinette. TF-ey lived on the touth i ni lx, .lesson-sernion Experieucd Rea1- Estate SaleswOiflaf n our organiization for..a salesaeiing aio xVeve We. pre fer, ,woniall -to act -as otur \XViietka rèereetative. last 10 veaIrs soieonle. who has ived ili, Vinekafrthe Applicant miust have a nd. lias, had real estate exp)erience.: 'will lie re ceived proI>er social connleCtionS. Applications confidence. I1v letter anid treatedl with s;trict WANTED QuuINLAN &TYSON, INC. 1571 Sherman Avenue ]Evmnston, Illinois 40~ avenue., i* ' £-- --ur. amiu 4 s. Ii ter, 925 Chestntlt avenue, Nir. andj Mfrs. Harold E. Spinney, 927 Ashland avenue, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel John Duncan-Clark, 228 Wood court, Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Zimmernian, 219 Sixth street. * Tickets for the Ravinia concerts will be on sale at the offices of the Wilmiette Homle. Ownérs assocationq 1155 Wilmette, avenue. The telephone r M ol \Iew oxç -o' -Marion Miler, 647' Park, drive, Keniîw orth, is spending her vacation of wvith ber atint, Mrs. Nellie F. Fox, Sterling, 111. Rapp Building