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.3ch to you! n. Come in XWLZL Savings mce as c‘zétvefi 50 (1:: DIIW ne 169 ZIV8N('OH, 7! DanY ese ound mple of the u 313th: und und NK IV a. ”07¢ held H {Pin} Suddwniy “‘iikvrsnn swung mum! un- 5?in mo) urclmwl everybody for'Wurd. Thvn he ln-mn [114 do“; seari‘h Old judo-rs utmost disintegratwl by the rtlnu uf “fltOr pulp; papers and A mnmeut lutvr he had pried the MG back from its setting u! rust and slime and the-y were all staring at the sod- den (mutt-ms. Tbvre was no sound exuept the rum- dllng wt tho swiftly revolving [mun-l- )er and the heavy Infuznhlng of the nation, With some difficulty he munuswd m clear the lock and Insert Hm key. It turned with dimcuitfi‘. WUkersuu stared around and pivkut up a marlinsmke. He hean to pry at the lock. Mrs. Darnell angrily jerkcd at his shoulder. “Ham. you fool, here Is the key?" ~He twok the ankle she handed him Ind nodded. “Sure ounugh." m1 u<svnl ed. "We haw the key? Funny I had forgot that.“ ”Now you've got it." she said imm- fienuy. "hurry and open it! The unmr launch is «basing nsf“ But Wilkerson did not «tart immedi- ately to nfwll Hm rhest. Its \‘t'l'_\' up peamm-e accrued tn l’ewlxder mm. and his band~‘ :Ibka It was Jenn Darnell who stirred him (a m-th‘ity. 'I‘hv n-uriuus snilurx set the box dun]. and “‘flitt‘d, It was (M‘Mcnt frum (In-fir amtuch-s that they expected (u see nothing Ins than great twasure. 01hr Om‘iSP, “by this costly expmlitihn? tit-red Hw hm mkm uh. “I w.» drumming." he suid >hmnf. Then he hwkml u! hvr xlirwxl)‘. and she ww [he- mum» In Ink: oyvsv "Why tin-am when thinp‘ :xrv wnxu‘ in: true?“ she purried. “l wundvr Whethvr [In-y will :III 0mm- tme." he mid mood“; and anmn-d Hm whe'fit aft ’ Thom" Gallon and His Little Dlughter his shoutder us he knelt. and fume n! hm hrenthvd into his He lumkml Hp. laughml and \\ ‘Only an idol." ' the chest was how on deck. dripping with ocean slime. mmxled and mystert~ HUS, Harry Wilkerson sured nr 1: 9174:1111}: Ills mind WED! back divwz‘ 21m yvars to that night when '1‘: ». 'Ix’ ~z.~svl‘:vming for his lit- 1,_‘ . ‘1~21.0‘l‘ Jun! drawn a plan by J ‘ ‘ ' (~ I!“ qunwl. to hix‘ uwn THE MASTER KEY cmnm XXI. nugbed Mn. Darnell. ' thvmf” he snarled and .\' (:Hk. ' Tu» came upon a gro- dnpping with woody stared up at him an be 2.! at It Stupdly- wm ) .~‘.4< uune (0 Ms ‘ _m-r‘u1!y laid asldp Hm! he was look- Llrlh x are gone." Jean v” [0 HH‘ fur (hp n‘?‘ , to kxww 111.- i' tho "\IIHH' w HID-”Iv." r;{ \vhu n-raHud Shn- lmnml nn-r the 1M nostril: thou “r. xii-'kvt [HT .1! jerkcd Th“ three of them Haired dm'u a! L the mom cntos of the long ms: truge - ' dy. and then the (upmln suddenly ejm- ; uluted. “Yes. them 1! «me (him: mks» - mg. " ‘ "Wh. It 1:.- (but: 4 dvmzluded Jnhu. _, “An old idnl. Rm I'm uure nelthm of them (oak it." ‘. ' “But what becnme of it?" John con- ‘ unuvd. trwng tn mnr‘ml his nuxlety. “Maybe one» of the men picked it up {or :1 (-nriu.” the skipper said :xpnln- , ge-timuy. "l-Twrylxxly «mum! m [mnk , the old man: was Worth’ws. and you A knuw a sailor will grab at 1112:! that j kind of thing. Benn Mk sumo Hf [hp crew.“ ‘ "Didn't Hwy tukv anything?" de-s time. -.\t lust fihe succumb I0 tiny ex» ‘ mnudul Ruth. peering vurimmly M the: Derlvm-e mu! \VNIunL and pf)”, gfdpq L playing. Then I any urandunqueutly: moldy sun chest. “Not a thing. so far as I could 1113-» " '1 Wm mk» 'the' Hunruerlnx.‘ 1742' Rover.“ was the reply. "1” fact. [i I take it. and that Is‘hmv the Hulk: heard the two or them kind or qunr- : came mm the [mansion or Yuan." "reflux. and the Indy went on' by her- ‘ sen." r ‘ ‘ i “-â€"~â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€". Cr-oow. 3051-1 thanked the captain. and when he and Ruth were out of earshot ho A few moments Inter Dorr had learn- ed that «me of the sailors had indeed taken the image and zone uptown with It. uppurently to sell It. “So far as I could make out." ‘he went on. "there wasn't anything in the old chest worth the trouble of going after. At any rate Mr. Wilkerson and the lady seemed disappointed and put out." The captain of the other boat re- ceived them with a good humored grin and in unswu‘ to their inquiries pointed to me open box and the arti- cles scattered on the deck. that is to find out what Wilkerson did with what he gut (mu: your father‘s chest." “I’m going to Lot Angola." Ibo aid. As he slipped away he saw the ntlm ham and lauglmd bitterly. Dun- was “wk-“me to what there was in the old chest. "There told the Before \Vilkorson had svttlvd with the din-r John Durr‘s quurh also made its luudinu. and me (“'0 enemies would have tm-t except that Wilkerson bad to go to hank to (-3311 a draft. She Inn-rely quilm! again and lvfl. She paid nu :lttt‘nliuu to tune of thv sailors who brushed by hm: Mutt-him: a cum-vulva objm-t beneath his jacket Thls individual. unm- rlmlr of in» wa ter from. quickly unule Ills way to n puwubrokl-r's shop. and the idol changed bands for a small sum uftel much haggling [Iv 100ka up from his Jumhflms of settling with the din-rs and mad» :1 {:vs‘ture m dvtnin her. He seemed tn mil out souw innrtivulzne plea. "I’m going m In» Anzvh‘s "\‘nu'll find me at n..- In: thAuk it wart-h your whilv“ "Hunt! in :2 puwmhup.” he) ‘hm'ktod. Thus unw- mnn- rln- plans of the muUn-r Iudu or the "Mustvr Kvy" milie- vsmpod from \Vllkvrsnn's filt’llillfl fin :ors. “'llt‘n slw could rnntml hvrsvlf she went rurwnnl tn get out of sight or the mocking heap nf ruhhlsh that had cost so much. Presently a snilur made eruse cmm- an and [wt-I‘m] at the pile junk. The idul caught his eye. and stvnlthn) ruuuht it up und hid n his shirt. \Vlu-u Hut luunrh [nut in!” Sun I‘mirn Mrs. Imrrwil ll“) lmt mm (or Willa-r In the hittvrm-ss uf her hour: “1HK nu mingling of pity for ln-r (001; only self ('UUIE‘KDPI that shu Imd depended on him. helped Mm. "0m; an idol!“ laughed Jean in wild dz-risiun. TIM-n hm: hundsumn- fun- mum-d with wrath. Sim turned hm' hm 1; (-un wmpmdusly nu Winn-hum uud stared avrusx the wan-r at the Mum-h which Wus pursuing them. "No plans!" mum-red Wilkerson with fl curse. The Idol rolled away and came to a stop upright against the bulwarks. when it presented gluzed. mysteriolh eyes. “80m sailor‘- curlo. Well, go cu, in. don't talk." An hour urtemrd Harry Wilkerson rose to m- feet and kicked the scatter- ed content: of the chest Into the sum Continued on Prue 1 is just one thing: to (10."J0hu broken [warned Ruth. "and m Anzvlvs." sln- N‘uid :1! HH- lmtv|~if you a! 299 m-A SH» Cr-oow. Frat-ow stands even before Warsaw in the minds of Polish patriots .\0l only “as it "me the capital of f [‘0- lauul. “1m .1 (:lthedrul ‘equivalém to 5 Wewnniuster Abba“. wherein 8k :1 (to ' m~xwr:ltiu1mhf Polish kings and el'oel. N'l JI)’ Up 3 h)- nk on ; mt { 1 , , I 7 ) t i y . r I ‘ but I! pusxmm (be mm: atrlkl g pa~ triotic muunurlul In the world, Thin is the Ktm-iuskoberg. a moun‘d W feet high. ween-d to the memory a! Rum-msku. and formed of earth; from awry lmulrdeld of Pnland, In the ,-(-uns!ruvnun n! that (Memorial Pulisb nnhk-s. Mute-suwn mud [u'mmnu‘wllfl‘ tide by sideâ€"t London Spectator“ (U of In "Why shouldn' t I enjoy I. Ilka Io few can really afford it?" the new ad zlowmly. 9-Puck. ¢ Enjoyment. A certain rich woman. but her eye over the latest report?!“ 050 bureau of autistic toucmn. food- Gulls. new very but!» all at on”. “'It ls tlme you stop toollng wllh a vlolln. You will never learn how to play lt.‘ I take the liberty 0f_a big brother. but she do not like I: Mr Inns! time. -.\t lust Qhe sucmuuh Io my ex» perlvm-v mu! “‘Nlum. and uh», 3mm plnylng. Then I any urandllnqueully: “The Gnarnerlus was bought If] Par. 13 by a pupil of mine. a charming‘young woman. I envied her the violin and rate gave it to me. I teach tblsjpupll. and by and Dr I meet her sister. most lovely young woman. with who I fall in love stralgmway and marry. Roan I go to my slster-ln-law, who will my pupil, and say to her: A. D. 1915, at the hour of ten (10) o'clock in therI’fifion of said day, at the county court room of said court, in the county court house. at Waukegan, in said Lake. county. Objections may be filed to said application on or before the hour of ten (10) o’clock in the forenoon of said day. Frank P. Hawkins Robert W. Buckley Frank W. Sheahen Byron ]. Stevens Board of Local Improvements of the city of Highland Park. Dated at Highland Park, Illinois, Decem- Ber 30. 1914. 5051 Notice E Public notice is hereby given that the . Board of Local Improvements of the City of Highland Park. County of Lake and ' State of Illinois. has filed ‘in the county 'court of Lake County, Illinois. a certifi- « cate that the following improvement has been completed. and that it conform: substantially to the requirements of the 1 original ordinance for the'construction of E the same. to-wit: 1 For the grading, draining. curbing, pav i ing wnh reinforced concrete pavement 1 and otherwise improving Sheridan Rd" from its intersection with the easterly ;lme of St Johns Ave. southeasterly to ‘ the northerly end of the new pavement! Sin Dean Ave” said northerly end of uidi new pavement being in the southerly ' line of Cedar Ave, produced easterly, at the junction of Sheridaq Rd. and Cedar Ave.. all in the city of Highland Park. : Lake County, Illinois. Highland Park Special Assessment of said court docket number 214. and that application ha: been made to said court to consider and determine whether or not the facts stat- ed in said certificate are true. That a hearing will be had upon said applica~ tion on Friday the 26th day of February Winning a Violin. The way M mee the great violin. lat. became the owner or a Gunmen!!! violin dated 1742 was thus quaintly told by himself: . “It the facts were fully known public opinion would insist upon drastic action that would prevent the reCun'ence of the arbitrary holdup: and cxactions of which our foreign commerce is today the victim. l believe in American neutrality at the present time and at the same time I be- lieve in pro Americanism. I trust that our state department may be able to smooth out any friction which exists on the high seas and undoubtedly the fric- tion has been greater than the public has been aware of. as Secretary Redfield is reported to have said at Louisville: For (ear the public may have received Ia wrong impression of an incorrect re: port made of my Speech before the ; Electric Club in the Chicago Daily News :of last week, I would appreciate it very much it you will publish my letter which Eapfieaued in the Chicago Daily News of yesterday, a copy of which is herewith enclosed. I did not reter to {he Green Brier in- cndrnt. The only mddents which l re- lated were ten years old. My speech was in general terms and gave reasons {or building up the American navy. of it before him. The Daily N¢ws ac- count amplified it and gave it a direction and twist. so to spcak. not warranted. [HE HIGHLAND pm muss, mam PARK murals I do not think the criticism would have been made if the editor had heard the speech or had had an accurate account Yours very truly. GEO. EDMUND Foss. Letter of Mr. F9“ My anentinn has been called to The Daily News' editorial criticism of aspeech made by me before the Electric Club last week. Published in Dnily Nun HIGHLAND PARK Puss. Highland Park, Illinois. Gunman: Whhu to Comet Wrong [Ignacio- mum)!" W' Balsa-ran: play wake. cumm‘ca. sad as a ram! Mule; nu Wmu'mthn “Month ‘ Organic Wham-t0; - 2 Waistcoats there are galore and Gain 3U veateel to Insert In surpllca bodlm of I“): with the tall and winter mil, hear. Th3 very newest venue 1: of or mandie puffed crosswise In what i:- lulled the"V|ctortan” mm. mm mr' early Victorian period pulls wow [th craze. some-“or these potted wnlstmmr ‘han- um» buttons of dnrk silk or vol {vet down tbé from. hut them- mw mm for annulment. the ma! Muslim: Iw-Inu made witump (summer: umlrnmuh Unwoloomo‘ Vinita-u. . x The vhdmr' who plays bolstered: games Imp hubiei. when they m Jun going to ,bed. mm. them under the‘ lmpreuioh that the :3 amusing them and finally (up. 08. leaflng the chicks: thorough) and out and cross and their mo feeling extremely annoy- ed because abo‘hu to,“face the music? sud smooth tinny down again. In In nuisance. ‘ , ‘Ehexe pnfled. omndle waistcoat: are. (-hnrmlm': \i’kh blouses or bnsqm» mu tunes of swiped puny willow am: or of satin: szn the 'nmnmy mmred mm»: mm tool. but with I more unn- niah wail-tron of be", silk or o! whiteplqno. “ 1 ' ' Mun: p’eooh an to realise the two BRANCHES Lake Form Telephone 335 'Evanson, Telephone 4517 OPENING ANNOSUNCEMENT The Ballot Box will be at Kan]: Drug Store \ Take your subscriptions there and retefie a lullot with your own name or the name of the persbn for wlpm you wish to vote and deposit it in the ballot box ThisContestISOpwtoEvmbodyllyerlheAgeoflIiYears The contest will be condudied ‘ in this manner: 2,000 votes will be given for ~~eé§éh new subscriber to The Highland Park Press paid j’bne‘ ; year in advance which is $1.50. ‘ 500 votes fora rdfiewal of subscriptions. 6,000 votesifor a new subscriptignx, paid 2 years in ad- vance. 1,500 votes for renewal-git}! 2.years in advance. In addition to this 25wotes will be give féfree iwith every 25c cash purchase of, any Deerfield merchant. ghese ballots may be voted for anyone you desire. , « : . .. u‘. u y». To be given away to pergons _ receiving the greatest number 0f votes; in our Deergfield subscription contest.” , For Sombody' in; Daniela or Vicinity Drew and § Savege First Prize $30 in Gold Second Prize I5 m Gold Third Prize 5 m Gold Interior Decorators arid Painters Have opened a Highlanleark Office at 128 East Centml' fAvenue , Telephone 578 , You can save If .intny annoymoes and worries eachyearif youwill me afteryour Inke Countytaxa for you. Whymtl this seasonâ€"now? Let me have adestnpnonofiymnpmperty then I can say what mychargeswfll but ~ TaxAbstmds A _ ?‘ 1W Radium Realm “ mm V gmcuwm a! Come to Me fort! Inforxhntion Regarding Tax- I 3 ea or W Assessments If there IS any ufiterafietfing yourLake County prop- erty upon which, nowigthat the tax mam is close upon us, you wish authentic a‘nd prompt information, let me heip you out, bextamamrevqmmpmeverwwagtuy Estimates Furnished