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The 26th annual convention of the Illinois Municipal league, held at Kaknkakee, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday o! this week, was well rep- resented by officiais frorn the four villages, of Wilmette, Kenilworth ,Winnetka,; and Glencoe, many ç.4of wkhom participated in the programs. At the meeting o! the legal sec- tion,.Village Attorney Alexander H., Marshall, àf'Glencoe, presided, and at the mneeting of the municipal clerks and finance officers' section, Am-os H. Watts, of Glencoe, spoke on "the foreclosure of delinquent spe- cial assessments.,' Village Manager C. M. Osborn, of Kenlworth, presided at the session of building officiais, at which Nor- marn E. Schmidt, building commis- sioner. of Winnetka, delivered and address on "zonlng, in relation to the building code." Vie J. Killian, Of Winnetka, president of the Illinois Master Plumbers association, also spoke at this session. His subject wvas, "the master plumber and the ager . H. L. WooUlbLfr, U. i w ne.ia, Village Manager George R. Young, of Glencoe, and Village Manager A. J. Koenig and Village Collector, Ed- mnund H. Kerr, of Wilmette. N,, rier Te acher Sstered m a.c,ocl. amr MarMh 8. 11 a t" p offce tai lrnete.. Miois, .user qMe mg uf areA 3, 5*7. At Meeting. sessions of the Illinois Muncipal league i Kankakee this week' were. Village Manager C. M. Osborn of Kenilworth (upper 1 e f t ); Building Commissioner Norman Schmidt of Wnnetka <upper Tlght); Village Attorneû Alexander H. Marshballi of Glen- coe (lower left); and Village Manage? A. J. Koenig of Wil- mette lover rialit>. Photos of Cgregation. WlObserve Atonemient Day ]Following the tradition o! afes, Jews. will. gather in the Syna,ýgogueè, Friday evening, September 22, the eve- of Yom. Kippur, 'the Day 'of Atonement, the mhost solemn holy day in the Jewîsh calendar. It is a day of fasting and prayer which will lait until sundowrn, Saturday, Sep- Services wili be conducted by Rabbi Charles E. Shuiman at 'the North Shore CônÉregation Israel, Glencoe, Friday evening, September 22, at 8:15, and Saturday, Septemn- ber 23, beginning at 10 o'clock in the morning and contihuing through- out the day. Mrs. Avis Shulman will conduct a special children's serv- ice at 1: 15 p.m. on Saturday after- 'Y~om IKlppiir Dav, Saturday, Septem- ber 23, 10 aim., "What Cari Religion Do for Us?" Memorial service, Yom Kippur atter- noon, Saturday. September 23, 3:30 p.m., "The Immortality We Overlook." Award Contract, for. Underdirection of J. Roy West, architectural adviser,, Dougzlas Smlth Memorial gymnaslum, at Community Uouse,, Wirnetka lu bemng prepared. for the receptiori of the thousands ot stately dahlias wblch will be placed ou exhibition, Saturday andSunday, September 16,' and 17, dates of the- fUth annual dahlia show sponsored by the Amnerican Gardeners association. There 'wifl be 18 classes in the show this year, eight Of which will be under the'specimnen section and ten i the arrangem ent clasâlfica- tion. Encouraged by the vast-field of. entries in past years, the associa- tion bas posted the largest number of cups and trophies it has ever of- fered to Ît ej&ibitors. To Eclijise Previous Shows "We felt warranted i doing this,"I Frank Moening, chairman of the show comzmttee said, "from the en- couraging outlook that this show will far eclipse anything that we have -heretofore undertaken." Associated with Mr. Moening on this comnmittee are: Fred Albrecht, Anthony Czaikow- the e-vent: Miss Mary Williams, chairman;1 Mrs. Sidney Bail, Mr s. John. W. Gary, Mrs. Waldo L. Gundlach, Mns. Warren Lamson, Mrs. Aice D. Mil- ler, Mrs. William Moffat, Mrs. Frank C. Nason, Mrs. Gordon- L. Pirie, Mrs. Warren W. Shoemaker, Mrs. W. Lindsay Suter, and J. Roy West. On Saturday the show wili be open "j'