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S~ Who Contest Evanston Joins. in Request. That Drainage ,Channol. Banks Be Beiutifio >: The Chicago Association of Commerc e may- join. north shore con-, munities, in; requestinàg conversion of the drainage canal banks north of Devon avenue into recreational grounids. it was learned Tuesday froin Robert H.« Nau, secretary of the- goo roads commhittee of:.tbe associatiîon. Corporation Counsel William, A. Lister of Evanston aided city officiaIs in drawing up a resolution min favor of the project which will be acted on by the 'Evanston city council soon. Int.rested in rtaiiiing MeVornie& road as a boulevard instead of sce'inIg it degenerate into a niere street withý inny - intersections, the Association of Comimerce w11 noroba1v Wilmiette Business People, con*test conducted by Wilmette Lite ini the issue of August 13, have been announced by the judges as follows:. First prize-42V5--Hele.n Hall, 1023 Greenwood avenue, Wilmette. Seodprize- $1O--Mrs. E.C. Pickard., 529 Park. drive, Kenilworth. Septé. 26, Oct. .6 Will Be ReguThirdxpIze-4---Mrs. Walter Peterson, 1418 WVilmetteý avenue, Willar Diays; AbsenteesMay Go mette. Fpourth prizeý-$3--Dolores Lun!d3y 119 Seventéeeth street, Wilrnette. to County Clerk's Office. Fifth prize-4?-Eileen,!Johaunsonl. 220 Seventeenth streçet,, Wilmèette. ,Sixth prize-$I-Virginia McClure. 1215 Lake avenue, Wllmettë. Registration, for residents of the Sevènth prize-$1-Catherine M.%cDaniiel, 1002 Central avenue, WilCountry towns .of, Cook county has mette. been set for Septemiber :20 and Eighth prize-$1I-Mrs.,Lydia SaÜders, 411 Main street, Wilmettt. October 6,: it was revealed, this weeék. Ninthi prize- $1-.-Betty Mcflermnott, 620 Washington avenue, Winmette Tenth prize-$1-Edith Ray ,Yôunig, 1133 Central avenue,ý Wil1mette. by Henry A. Gardner, 844 Bryant The correct. combination of pictures.and advertisementsw~ill be found avenue, Winnetka, Republican townon Pages 27 to 42 in this issue. sbip c ~miteeman. ~~hswho will be absent from the, vIllages' durinigL both, of »hose davs may also register at the office of the county clerk ini Chicago. it was ecxplained. Provisions of the new perCarl A. Peterson, 144 Maple avemanent registration law. passed renue, comfmandler of the Wflmette 1 0* )ffanday Aftep'no cently by thetIlinois -state iegis._ post of the American Legiori, will A busy day for children of Knigbts lature. do not apply to the villages in represent the local .post at the state of Columbus, of Ouimtte council, Xew Trier township. convention at Danville which begins and their invited guests, is foreseen "Nobody m y vote in 'the 'November on Sunday. at the big family basket picnic which election unless hé bas registered,"~ He will be accompanied by Mrs. will take place Sunday at SchneidM r. Gardner's statement added. w Commander to Represent Kniglzts o! Columùbus Local Post at Coinvention: Plan Family Picnic When tbose who register wish to (Io so at the office of the county clerk. the latter will furnisb affidavits wNhich must be filed there. The office wilI give full information on how to, Peterson, and by Mrs. John Boddie, er's grove, Niles Center. The affair 1730 Forest avenue, botb of whom is the last event on the council's will represent the Wilmette Legion summer calendar. a.uxiliary.Th V -i onseswlpadetto A number of the menibers of the Th yo ngsershon will rdie at w Wilmétte post who arc also members I1--d eac one wli reeive. The aduits will enjoy a full program, too. Races. for both meni and wonien, a tug-of-war and an eggtossing- contest will precede the two Townsend Club No. 1 of Wilmette "Potatoes and Pansies" softball gaines- in which the council will meet as usual in the Village Union Service Sermon team will engage. The Catholic hall Friday evening, August 21, at Order of Foresters will provide the Dr., George D. Allison, pastor of 8o'clock. There will be no authoropposition in the opener, the Hicksthe Wilmette Baptist church, will ized speaker for several meetings Krier teamn of Niles Center in the preach at union services in the First owing to stress of business pertainsecond fracas. tnnrnSundav is; rhiirchb Conngrpoatinnal it campaign, ing to the coming *Dancers wilI find an orchestra announced. The club, hôwever. re-1 Townsendites Busy With Campaign Work street, and i orge .E~. Leal, nut avenue. to fnance the Pol nouncedby Howart Chicago Regional tion, whicb :is supý Wilmette, Niles Ceý wood already have .torwarcled re! tions favoring it. No, comment bs na been made to date. f the Sanitary district, Il ery, general mnanage association ' stated day for a vacation of two or three weeks, and during his absence Dr. R. B. Benning will be in charge of his office in Wimte Dr. Lester,11E. Mee iett on Satur- Home end Gardn .... 26 Roed Estat ......... 16-26 Recrotion'.............. 36 Socety Page .. .... -35 tunned over Ia quarter pierhead. i library bOok advcfttures .are due 25. at the, week, of Auguist