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a GiJ t for Yontd Per evOe lii Maitïg a ,purelis*e of Sliqj or more lu ti.Curu'eoat amets tkere's a grand gift. Look wbat you eau get! DsY-.A, swefl basebuil bat for you GilIs..A box of pretty writing pape, for yout1 TOts.-G ay colorful apone monkoy for you! free BaUons for Epery Celd, WJEBOLDT's You hurt cil over" seats; in fact soie were uie r get inside the. door of the commiÙttee rocin. There.was a great deal'Of con- fusion over thet.place of-rieeting and several changes in location and tirne were made without formai notice to the members, This was the hearing for the oppon- ents and they were there .minoje ly numbers but ail represented 'the i Ii- nais and Chicago Federation of Labor. The first speaker and the most violent in opposition to. the bis was the president of the Illinois Federation, R. G.ý Soderstrom who said that it was undemocratie to- ap point a c.ityý man- ager, that he should'be elected and. that moreover hie did plot like the terni "mnanager" for a city; that it wàas an -inclustriai term and representedi want to .right ta. wil of the people' ýe democratic forni the election systeni ýatic fanm." he t believe &tbach the right ta vote desired city mani- the bis provided r. Soderstrom said ,e that the people wrong. the answer liam C. Keavis, af..ntée'Universîty of Chicagô:wtired the Éponsobrsthat "Housýe Bill No. 41 As in hbarniony with the' recommendation of the, advisory- coin- rnittee to the educaitional comriÎssicrn. It provides an agency ta study ton- tinuously the educational neecis of the state and to report f ts, findings to the governar and the general- assembly. Withoût such findinigs constructive leg- islation is scarcely probable. 1 favor the bill in its present fori n ani blieve that its enactment inito law would in the course . f time contribute to theý improvement..ofeducation in the state without infringing on the rights aýf anypne." Dr. Eugene S'. Lawler of North- western university aisa wired "House bill No. 41 is the best practicable step thet. I c;an, conceive at tjhe presnt tiç,e. I am supporting bouse fil 1 ýo. 41. The Chicago and Cook County Fed- eration of Women's club gave the bill unqualified endorsement. Unless this bill is passed notbing further can be done on the school problems af Illinois until the next regular session of the assembly. Back of the scenes ini the general assembly an effort is being made in committee hearings, conferences. etc. Get Relief ive a hearing on F'rid he buis however are1 )r this session. The relief probleni )f the comnnu Ma yC il reeW I ýor passage. h M n hlr W i clte ecided i k Seek A musement This prciclySedum mer at Rîverview Thousands af boys and girls, just for which the released froni the classroom and Llied bas reached anxiaus te make the most of their te provide new long-awaited summer holidays, are either ini cOn- finding the answers ta their fun Th 2Iii, - ~ A.n . - , - - - -! mu