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55J5"C5" '" rv-t?- SA"" THE CROWN PRINCE AND HIS UNCLE MEET , This interesting photograph made at the German headquarters in the Argonne forest, shows Prince Henry of Prussia, the kaiser's brother and an admiral in the German navy, reading one of the reports of the action along the German lines, while the crown prince, happy at the meeting with hiq uncle, has laid an affectionate hand on the shoulder of the older man. o o CHARGE LEGISLATORS WITH EXTRAVAGANT JUNKETING Pickings have been eo easy in the Illinois legislature that at the last ses sion the members ran wild and mulcted the treasury for dollars in wholesale fashion is the charge brought by the Legislative "Voters' league, which has made a careCul in vestigation of the way the solons squandered the people's money. this $1,922 was paid for railroad fare in eight and one-half days." Included in the charitahle institu tion committee's expense account of $5,296 is on item of $75 for a special train from Chicago to Dunning. Dun ning is on Irving Park blvd within the Chicago city limits. The educational visiting commit tee spent $720 a day. An attorney fee of $2,000 was voted Chas. E. Woodward, says the league, The league charges padding of i for drawing up a bill that was never committee expense cc counts, especi ally the expense accounts of junket ing trips. "The educational institution com mittee, headed by Sen. Latham and Rep. Hilton, spent $6,106.48," says the report of the league, citing this as an example of what it says wa3 the way of nearly all committees. "Of even seriously considered by the le gislature. There was no system in keeping any bill expense accounts. Any scrap of paper with some figures on was cashed in for expense money. o o Mrs. Alice Blaisdell, 635 N. Clark, took drug to prevent maternity. Dead. -. J&vf X .-4?iM.ltti,C i f 1 " 5u--fcT---"---