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fabric. fished , and Home Poultry 1'ood Ave. ihland Pnrk. I" of: (cly 11er outfit-Is. let 1 {u 1(va ome wm-d. ()urwrrk ,nd of large x 1h: .nd it. II! propeny in- Enh'ne Co. know (In: you con-punc- Ind :ular vari- ‘T roprietor First Sts. at n TO START WORK JUNE 1 ON GREEN BAY ROAD Number 13 THREE NEW BRIDGES TO BE BUILT M‘yorl fron- nll Cities Reproocnhd to Review f'mdo It Fort Sheridan on Memorial Day. TuOIdny My 30th By Publicity Commission A: last week's council meeting, l‘rAay, May 19, there was a full at- tor. lame of ofiic1als with Mayor Hast- ings in the chair. \\i ii the approval of last meeting' 3 minutes. the referring of the one pe- Cliujfl presented to Corporation Coun- sel liulmcs, affirmative votes to pay mum“: rebates and several bills and the pay-sung 01' an ordinance for the 111:1; vi gas pipes on First street, the HUM!“ completed in addition to the above-mentioned itelnr, u communication from the san- itary commission was read, recom- mending the recall of one peddler's license and the continuance of the licenses of two others who showed a disposition to conform to the recently passed regulations aimed at the oper- ators of popcorn wagons. Mayor Hastings requested the Pub- licity Commission to announce that me contract for improving Green Bay Road from Park Ave. to the southern limits of Highland Park would be ready for signatures Monday or Tues- day of this week and work on it be- gun not later than June lst. The main feature of this improvement is to be a brick pavement twenty feet wide. Moreover, the Board of Local Im-' provements has decided that three concrete bridges shall be erected im- mediately on the following streets: lluzel. Linden and North St. Johns. A project which has grown as it’ rolled. like a snowball, is the coming1 Patriotic Rally set for May 30ml Memorial Day at Fort Sheridan. Major Vail tells us that it was only two weeks ago that the National Ca- det Corps League began to agitatei the matter, and that now, with the permission of Major Grate to use the grounds of the Fort, and the active interest of the Preparedness Commit- tee. the affair had in a few days as- sumed tremendous proportions. Ma- jor Vail with several gentlemen in his automobile have been visiting neigh- boring towns and diligently sowing seeds of organization. In each town the mayor has been asked to appoint a committee of five men, each of whom, in turn. appoints five other men to look after the various parts of the proposed parade for Memorial Day. The project has already spread itself beyond the county limits and will he participated in by Evanston and other outside cities. One com- mittee has in charge the organizing of the fraternal orders of its town. another the business men, another the Boy Scouts. and another the school children. The parade will take place in the morning and be reviewed by the uâ€" sembled mayors of the towns repre- sented and other oflicials. The motor Cytlliti will be arranged IS a motor resume for defence, etc. There will be rifle contests also in the morning. In the afternoon all will ensemble en masse and listen to speeches and the award of prizes. A great gal: day is hoped fair. and a memorable demon- stration for prepuredneu. Mr. Thomas Wyles was asked about 3 Highland Park's proposed part in the Chicago Preparedness Parade, and he reported that it had been decided that Highland Park should not be repre< sented by the Rifle Club's going in a body. as had first been proposed. Many Highland Park men would par- ticipate in the parade. but only in- dividually. or as members of Chicago organizations. A! Glencoo School Auditorium. Gloncoo. Saturdey Evening It Eight O'cloCR On Saturday evening. Mny 27th. at eight o'clock, Mr. Charles I. Ohren- <u-w, (‘_S.B., member of the Board of lectureship nf the Mother Church. the First Church of Christ, Scientist in Boston, Massachusetts, will give I lecture on Christian Science at the Glrrwne Public School Auditorium. Glencoe. Ill. The lecture is free and the public is cordially invited to be pre em. MLHHCSS of the day was about was asked about Wmfi‘m WM WM ’OR “gm-m “FUNNY FAN" WRITE PATHETIC LETTER Both Bull Grounds in Excellent Condifion And Once We Gut Suned High- hnd Park Will 50. Some Real Bubs Ball By Regular Fan Let's go. Baseball Sunday and hex-oration Day, the Regulars to play Netzel's Trouters at Lincoln Ave. on Sunday and on Decoration Day, May :lUth, will travel to E\unston to in» gin a Scl'lt‘n with the Feds zit North- western field. Sunday's game pruni- ises to be very eXCiting as the 'l‘ruulr ers have proved themselves to be one of the strongest clubs in the City this. season by playing Gene Vollmor's Rowland Eclipse (‘lub an eleven in- ning '_’ to 1 game. Our old friend Max Fisk being lucky to beat. them in eleven innings. So be sure and be on the job and root for the home team. Jimmie Collins, who has been palying with Duluth in the Northern League for the past four years, has signed to play with Highland Park for the rest of the season. Haring acquired the services of a man of Collins' ability demonstrates to the fans that the good sports behind this club are trying their very best to give Highland Park the greatest team it has ever had and also the very best .that can be obtained outside of the imajor leagues. They already have six minor leaguers and one ex-major leaguer on the club now. This good sportsmanship deserves the hearty support of the entire city. The grounds have been entirely re-i modeled. the outfield reminds one of a golf course and the playing field with the expected improvements Will give the city it bull park that all the fans will be proud of. So don't {or- get to assemble at Lincoln Ave Sun- day and lean back and witness a real ball game. as there is always someâ€" thing sensational happening. On Tuesday, May 30th. the Rvgn- lurs will journey to Evanston and be- gin 11 series with the strong Evans- ‘ton Feds. at Nurthwestern Field. Highland Pink i< determined to 'menge the deft its handul them for ,the past three yourx luy l‘:l\lll>(l‘!_ and will do the same tn Evnmtnn II“ I hate to write this for fear of amâ€" noying you. but the time has come when I must ask you a serious ques- tion. the contemplation of which has caused me nights of restlessness and corresponding days of anxiety. You will understand my reluctance in writing regarding a matter of such importance when I tell you that homes and whole lives have been upset by Dear A. Hot Fan You will understand my reluctance in writing regarding a matter of such importance when I tell you that homes and whole lives have been upset by similar troubles. Still I feel that you should know the worst at once {or (C0920!°d-9“,P‘¢€ 8’ Lillie: Gish in ”Sold For Marriage"; Wedneoday. Other Good Picture. | An unusual theme is developed: with rare power in “The Aynn”! which will be shown at the Highlandl Park Theatre Sunday featuring Wil- liam S. Hart. together with a comedyl entitled “An Oily Scoundrel," featur-i ing Fred Mace. The program for the remainder of the Week will be as fol- lows: Monday. “The Mysteries of Myra." Pathe News and comedy; Tuesday. Alice Brady in “Then l'll Come Back to You” and a comedy. Wednesday, “Sold for Marriage," fea- turing Lillian Gish together with a1 Triangle Keystone comedy. entitled “His Last Laugh." featuring Harry McCoy. Thursday, Mabel Taliaferro in “Her Great Price"; Friday. Con- lstance Collier in “The Code of Marcia 'tGray" and “Krazy Kat” cartoon, while on Saturday “The Lost Bride l:zroot'n." featuring John Barrymore. ltogether with Burton Holmes Travel ‘ Picture and cartoon pictures will be the attraction. H ATTRACTIONS AT LOCAL THEATRE By a West Side Fan "sunnounow avmums or NATURE" willmas oumm~ oum 01mm Have You Ever Winderod Away from lb. Trnvolcd Highway. Into [he Un- frcquented Part: of our Beautiful L‘ny? and “wt. Hr l-mndnvu-a enclwc mriud typw «vf nulurul M-nutn-s, many of “huh m‘u paused by \uth but in. casual Khmer. Have you ewr \umdvn‘d uwn)‘ from {he (run-lied h1ghwuy~ mm the unfit-«wanted plrln of our (11)," "No." wr rcphc 1. “Then ,..... n,-...m .mnnv mu: .1” m." 91nd h1ghwuy~ mm the unfn-quen of our (11)," "No." wr rcpln wme brxght. sunny dxly an hv. We «find. und hen-“uh ultn'rVullons Uur {1:31 pilgrmmgr led u‘ south to Rmxmu, the gnu-Wu) or our City. Rulmm, to whom nature his been so generous With her handiwork. The ravines. 1r: xhrn‘ rusLu‘ beauty, nurv pass thuse uf all the Nurth Shore, and are a great source of adrmrahm; to Visitors, us well us to thou of us livmg in [hm section. The woods m their natural slutr, untouched by hu- man hands arr tilled wnh n prufu- imn 01‘ Wild flovu-n'. and the llttlc pntlh which disappear Him the” shzuly depths mvm- the pauvr lv) to fullnw tlu-m Into {hr quw! u‘vlunm; nf the \\oml~ lt 1~ u“. nllJy'rn‘mm ,‘wmny wrung mm in rvsml, Tho rnznh un- haul wnh Verdun, and here and thy-re trees fireh'hir‘g (urth their «h-hvnh-ly hm.- cd. Nahum-laden branches 1! 1: xery apparent excrywhere that 1h.- pvoplc of Rm”: 2| hum: A great deal nf \‘H'H‘ pryic. lmiemi wv Rho“ lhu'. 1h" ( l\!-' lHHHlHaNH'H I‘ Il.“J_\“ rvmi) \ cry pk \Hl'l' MM Hmn man) MR. IcPHEKSON T0 ERECT NEW GARAGE . 2 “3* 'w'h't'. In”, nu (hr run-15 (hr Nplmtdul sy-h-m ‘ (he “Q‘ih’h Flu-M Idlt‘ Nplmtdul .~y-tum u! UNI-“ta, M-mn «- the “with Stu-wt S}~I«~m, 1» !‘U“‘ be mg complctmi, and a >n‘ond my, known In thc South System, Will be In process of cun~truvtxon at an t‘flll)’ lhllt'. A third system, knuwn u~ thv Ruvmix Woods Systmn, Is now lu-mg planned. a: ls Mao a hurt?! III the extreme l'lzistcrn section. Im‘ludmg Shanda“; Road from hear. Anmue tn the Southern llmlls; these two Will he innit and fini~hed hex! yeur The ~piru of prugrvss. whxch ls the {nun datum uf an: ldcul vummumty, u up- ‘parent t-\'er)whrre. and “c all many ‘well be proud that our clty lmntx m- n'ludn- ~uch A beautiful spot. .‘Hl‘ss u I- To be Ready For Occuwncy Abo-l Uclu obov.FinI Work began last Week on the mm- 1int; of the (Wu mph-hum huunes on :North St. Johns and Park Avenum tn ENorth St. Johns Ann, acrms from 11m» Dcerfield-Shields Amlm» held, ‘10 nmkc way fur the new gauge 1nd _displa)' [ohms to be rra‘u‘d by Mr, 'A. C. .‘Ici’hrrsnm. Thr m-w nuxlding !wil! be (mun-l) wpurute from the ’garuge {hut 15‘ LOW m opt-runon and .wnll In- M twwstor)‘ brick and steel Estrucmn- H: by I“? fm-L The new lproject will vonmin 13,000 square feet of ”nor and will In- ready for occu- pancy by “Huber lit. B) an Apprecialiw ”barn" 11m in: 01' n hrurty um! 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It”! ‘ r; a ”on: LI] ..w u». um \ ,4 pile! 1H'1_\' 0f ‘ 0")" \l'\ 91" (‘0 vmn: thrxr [Mt 'vm xho nu- Mun-(h!) {I muny of Show I" punmhleinly por- N l muâ€"u u-.v «flrrnm The n n I \1 unhl 1! th- sfurnoon n fur today. She:- h-n‘: wood- will be the mum of rommuniu mun-L The public _, «(1300] children of the town will give I Im out of door mm whlch promâ€" lmwm'w m be Input-domed In in up- . p08] to all. Prompt), It 2:30 o'clock , ‘the 1100 children involved plus to )"""7 . fl“ meet u the Green Bu- ontmm And " ”u pron-0d h) schools to the ”load numennng m foo-l .;nl The prngrnm will he ”used ulyvn-M $71M m Shlkupe-rtnn noun nun. by the "ml 1- hymn-g e ! re body And then Yhflov the Itrp- m ”1* dupo gruup dam-cl concluding With I lay. ”Monk'iwhhir 1 rluruvur m'Hlxhluad Parkshould rm lw édr \(K‘II n-h-nu po‘r diner Thu O\'enl, Ow fin! of ,4 “he! a unnblc n, one of (rent mteml both (A) the M‘ :hrrl' bl) ) ”'12.: new \h‘} l“ :IllnH‘lNi uh , Evumx l7 'Avrin Hon .- W Trul- ‘ holly W x \IYUT the Sunday morning quul ma o'clock “m md ate) {the Hononble Mayor Hch and .hxld d Mr gall member: of the city council, Ir. ,ut (hé l'n-a ‘H H Clark and lwcmy~fiu High- « Ln’nmx.§ Tudhnd Pnrk buulmn men welcomed to . ”an“? uponmur my a ”unload 0! film“. \u» mppvmg, hudod bx Mr. Andrew BMW of no whnchyuud Um City. Mr. Funk Sufinu and " Mr, J. Robhng of (‘hmto from tho 1, . ‘1 DM' wqgur' Hou- Conducwr'u Convention which it bo- "«-:mu 9 m- in; held in St. Louis. Th. purpose ‘UIR‘TICII’ {run of um trap in to inspect nod whit. \M lnow‘ nod» ‘ Outward on page 5 \ I‘l KIRK U HIIIԤOM’ luyu'a- hum ‘Hvd nn‘ UR \Jdt-s Huh M: ”I" ”run. ’nd Hu-o‘ Uh! "uh “11h“ IN ( "mint u 'ora‘nuad UT hr h t‘fi I ed I In W? will be A Hospital for dl, und its it d1 Times to all S‘uffaren Brood or Denomination “WIEIVISI‘IIOI ”pol. “huh for :I'! m..- dung the uocuuvc commune. uml. 1n \humughl) Impnh upou the [Iuhlu‘ n Um; Hwbhnd Pl!‘ Hoo- ;..m. m): be a Mnuud {or all, «m! n.- uuou WU“ lw 0pm. an all tune} to any mu; nil mm-m. who need It. lid. "(yardlmfi o1 rnod or n-uonnmy. It "I” be cuntmllod by I Board of Mn:- n'cru mule up of men amd women uf vlmru'u'r and Handing m the com- mumt), and (hem men md Women mil n-preuM all don-minnuons. The primnry Mm o! the houplul in UN conuerv-tmr. of hula: find the Din-votive (ummauoc foal. that the pubhc, rnhzmg th-l um (rent com- mun cause neod- Lbo support of every mun and wool-n In Highhnd Pm I! .1 n m hanr Sundl nuflhciont to min- uh" to the mod: 01 all. 1er mm. A130 am .1 mil be uecmry ta rive ywwruuuly timing the campaign. Many large g'fu mll be nut-nary Ir well u a glut man of mall on“, ma the committee hope: that the hundrodl )! Mwhhnd l‘uri ru‘dunu. who (I!) {We hberally, will do .0 in under mat 'he entire tund may be rinsed durh‘x the «mu-13m, inning (ml) $50,000 of tha- ‘.|n.pulgn I'lnd um hr rpm! {01 tho: erH‘hon and rquzpmrnl of (he building, und wnh lhn nmoum I modern hrrproo! build- Ilzfl‘ in ptflnrtly equipped as Iny ('hu'hxu honplul. I'll] be placed at the (1”;me u! the murder“; of the com’ mumly Thc remuning $50,000 will be used for endowment Ind mc’lnmnst thatc- {rum together “nth the return! from In.) pnlu-nh- Ind u permanent fund “but: “1.! m t-rula'lshed by I (Nut) 1,! cum-m Whu wiH KIVI‘ a vermin unwml annual!) wull provide for 1hr mnwh-nnhrr ()1 UN hnyplu‘l. Fm mo ujmn "hlrh Xhe Executive \nvmmltu‘ have an option In belted m ”Huh Ind Wade Slrmls. h. M'lvfhhfl n M!“ Im a hospital 1)»: mm cunmdrrutmn mm! be given 1. hi‘t'l'hhlbllll)‘ to flu.- electric road. le hunplul must in- near «noun?! :0 that when necessary A pern' can be (-nvned a short dluunce on I streuh- er, Also H in non-bury that n be loaned within any mlking dinnnce of the electric mud in order flu! rosi- on nan 7) fl I 0 fl t the“ mum W PM“! h . ‘nn purfidflm .5 Wood. who smote-say ' W“ Potâ€"RI Tod-7