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*An an,,ounicemcnt received Mon- dai, coutains ýth e information 'that ej.Uurd A. Zimmermtan, 219 Sit street, .W:imette, attoreyý. and jromînent Wilmette citicen, is head o!f a reorgaptized Chicago I lopfrmt. UPl 1h off ices in the, Harris Truest building. For many years Mr. Zinimerman bas been associated in the same offices with tbe firrn of Zane, Morse, Zimruernan & Norman. Owing to the recent death of john M. Zane, a reorganization was effected whereby Mr. Zimmerman and Harold W. Norman of the old firm, and George E. Wicknes, William R. Engel- hardt and Austin M. -Zimmerman (the, latter a son of Edward A. Zimmer- of research at the National college, will, address the. Monday meeting on "es, What 'Are. Their Needs?" Reading difficulties of school children bas been tbe special interest field of Dr. Davis for a number of years, and she has spoken ini ail parts of the coUntry on this sûbject. The series at the National College of ýEducation 'is. open to ail parents without fee, a different problem 1in cbild. education and training being .onsidered eac h week by. a member of. the. college staff. ICIVIL SERtVICE EXAMs The United State Civil -Service com- mission bas announced open compe - tive examinations for tbe following po- sitions: customs examhiner's aid, $2,300 a year, U. S. customs, Servlie, reasury De- partment. Junior engineer (val-lous optionai .mabject)$2,020 ayeafr. Full information may be obtained from the secretary of~ the U. S. Civil Service Board of Examniners, at the loca Post offie. You WILL BE INTERESTBD INTEEFAS CONCERNING MEMORIAL PAU- The perpetual maintenance of Meniorlal Pàrk ie guaranteoiL through, a definlie Imoulit set amide frognieaçh lot aie. ite permaunence au a cemnetery sa garanteed by its Charter Perpetual. Fine mand asud gravel moil mures freedom, from damornes, makiug the ground ideai for huiril. Spacionit chapel equipped with Celesta-Vox (Henvenly Voice> inuuical chimes. Tour inmpec- tion ia iuvited. FrMEMORIAL PARK Frinforfmaeion èall Edward I. Devlin UNlversity 4266 andi recently taking a promnînent part. in.. the Community Cbest association. 'He bas also represented the village in several important litigations. During bis career he bas gained a wide reputation. as an astute and forceful attorney,e- pecially ini corporation cases, number- ing among bis clients somre of the Iarg- est corporations in the, country. Wilmette Cadet Stars A~rizona school, at Sabino* Canyon, Tucson, Ariz., was recently elected vice-president of the Hopi 'council, wbich is the, student governing or- ganization -of the ranch school. Miss Martha Richardson, 145 Mel- rose avenue, Kenilworth,. is spendingk a montb in Arizona with friends. ~u &%I ~ m~ -~ ..w -