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ice Both laceâ€"â€" HP PEG/N073 OSC OT" INN-mm MI he of 'ing mwultlmui AND VOTE £1325 $2.50 NUMBER 36 PLAN SUNDAY EVENING COMMUNITY MEETINGS TALKS BY NOTED SPEAKERS Opening to be Held at the Pros- hytorian (‘hurch Nm. IT. Singing to he 11““ Ivy )lr. (‘arl Booth The lmer-(‘hurch War Work Com- mittee u! Chicago has arranged for a series of evening‘meetings on (he inst two Sunday nights at Nox'emtn-r and the first two of December at about fifteen centers in Chicago and its suburbs at which different speak- ers will give a message on the gem eral subject 0! "The Church and the War." emphasizing partlcuiarly the problems of reconstructinn. All the speakers are men of noted plutfurm ability who have consented to give' their services through the l11ter-’ Church War Work Committee. Amongst athers are Professor Her- bert L. Willett, [)r. Gunsaulus nnd‘ Eatâ€"Governor Deneen. 3 Highland Park is very furtunatv in being chosen by the (‘ummittee as one of the fifteen centers. The (our meetings will be held in the main auditnrium of the Presbyterian Church. because that church hns‘ the largeet seating capacity. The meotǤ ings will not be under the Presbym terian auspices but will be in charge; of a committee of layman made up} from different churches in Highland' Park. it is to be hoped that they cnnl reflect a community rather than a denominational affair. t Before each meeting begins there will be a period of community sing- ing under the leadership of Mr. Carl Booth. Those who attended the week-l ly sings for the men in uniform last summer at the Episcopal and Pres- byterian Churches know what comâ€" munity singing means under Mr. Booth's leadership. At the close of the singing period the speaker of the eveningwrill give his message. At each meeting a collection will be taken to defray the expenses of the series. The present seems to be the psy- chological time to begin the Com- munity Sunday Evening Meeting in Highland Park which has been found so successful in other places. The Sunday Evening Club in Chicago has been in successful operation in Chiâ€"l cago for more than ten years. Dur- ing the last three winters two churches in Wilmette combined for a similar purpose. So successful was the plan that this winter all the churches is Wilmette will combine; their resources. Other suburban cen-‘ ters have proved the, valun of the: same scheme. notably Ravenswood! and Oak Park. The increasing popuâ€"l lation of Highland Park. more par-i ticularly through the influx of menl in uniform on Saturdays and Sun-i days. which will be larger than evâ€" er this winter because of the en; larged program of the War Camp Community Service Board. seems to demand a community service on Sun- day nights. ' If it is found that the series of four Sunday evening meetings fulo fills a need in our community life. the plan will be continued through the winter. The opening meeting will be in the Presbyterian church on No: vember 17th. The speakers for the _four Sunday nights will be announced next week. L The Annual Rummage . is hold under the nuspk North Shore Chapter of t tars n! the American Reunhnmn. “Iu‘ hn held Thursday. Friday and Sacâ€"i urdny, November 15. 16. and 17. at? 370 Central Ava. next to Sobey‘al Mnrkpt. The sale which was ta hnvn been held in September. was pmtpnn- ed mvinz to the influenza epidemic.‘ Among the articles which may be‘ donnfed an" second hand clothing. discarded {urnitura kitchen utensils- pictures. hooks. glass and china. If you wish to donate anything to this sale». please send them to the r0051 Nnvomhor thirteenm. Thon- i~ a two-fold reasnn for thosv reguhr rv-curring sales; first. to rnisp funds for carrying on the pmriotiv Work of thn chapter and, cecond. to hxrni~h at a very <mail cost secnnd hand sunk to people of small means. Rommnher this i< a worthy cause, an donate what you can. \.\.\I \T RI SHHGE SALE T0 BE HELD NEXT WEEK Rummage $310 which the auspices of the haptPr of tho Da'ugth Hican Remlutinn. win day. Friday and Satâ€" »er )5. 16. and 17. at we” next to Sobey‘fi He which was ta hnvn ?ptember. was pmtpnn- he fhfluenza epidemic. STA RT lNS’l‘Rl'1'I‘ION FHR THE DRAFT“) MEX ‘FRED STERLING. Rvp ....... 1050 61 H) 113 I1 :39 73 At a meeting of the Board of In- 6l 1" 1:3 «H 17 55 “U structlon {or Local Board No. 1. Lake NAMES J. BRADY. Dem” . .. “mm-‘3 “0‘“ 0" Saturday "‘3’“: N0“: P011 srmzmsnzxnnw or name msnccnox 2” ”the CW ”3” H'gh’and Pnrk‘W‘RAXl‘lS (:1 HlAlR. nounuws m so 113 42 m 7;. mm “rm“gm‘ems were mad“ “’"EDWIN srmms. Dem ...... 60 9 1:. 4:. n no 35 the drilling and instruction of , . . . . . . . . Drafted Men and the following pro-l FOR TRl STEIZS 0|" I\l\lll_\l'l‘\ 0} ILLIMHR : (‘AIRU TRIMBLE, Rt‘p ...... 95 59 3‘.‘ 111 .39 7.6 73 gram outlined: ‘11\1l\' u ul.‘uRI-‘.1:Tlla~u....\5 no 3‘] 106 37 60 7'2 All )lNI In (‘Iasfl I “'III Rem-he 0r- tlers to he Present for Irrlll Highland Park, Tuesday night at ‘ I)oerfield~Shiclds High School. by; Majur Mine. ‘3 B. n. .‘I".‘l\l\rA‘I|.4l--. .u Lake Forest. Monday night at} Young Men's (11111». by Capt, amnl,is,-MARY GALLERY. mm ....... 57 11 16 11! 1s .55 39 Wnuoonda. Friday night. at 111111 ' I‘OR REPRESENTATIVE l\' 1‘0“”!le (star nt I‘m 5" C39“ ”3”- .111CHA11D \ATIZS. 111-..p .. 92 :35 :9 11m 43 1.9 7. Barring‘mh MOM” "‘8‘“. 1031111 1-: MASUN mp ......... 101 4‘9 72 so 31 59 59 “p” cm”- ‘WM. ZIZA WILLIAMS. 1)- m.. 113 16 19 .34 111 59 :m -L”’t‘"-"‘i”"- Thursiifly "iflm- h." MICHAEL H. 11.11.1111; mm. 62 1c. 21 60 1: 3r. 4n Capt. Ray. , Round Imkv, Wednesday night by: ‘ Hill R'I.PIII..\I.NT.\TI\I. l\ (0E1 BIAu (Tenth- ”kirk-1 Capt Hms ( ARI. it. 1111511111;th. Hop. 9.. 50 .3 ill. 44 :19 7| . .. . . . ,, . . Ale” cards win be com 0111111 1 , 1'1’1111111 1-1\.\11.A.\ Dan 63. 1, n .m 15 .41 41 cal Board 5”- 1. ordering all dram-(l I‘OR llIlll’RIlh‘I‘THTHI l.\ THI. ‘- III‘IRAL AMIIBIJ (In! men in (‘lass l to be present zit their i-Il)\\.-\Rl) SllURTl.Hl-‘P. “413.167 9'1 1‘26 109 73 9! HQ nearesp or most convenient hmui JAMES H. \‘lt‘Kl-jl1.~‘_ ltop....1fll \l 11“- IM. .15 \21 1M quarters as per the Min"? schmlulrn THUS, GRAHAM. Dun ....... 117. 21 29 n 25 112 7'. but all drafted men in the deferrvd .1, W, l-‘REI'ND, Iii-111 ......... TR 14 ‘21 .41 17 ‘6‘. 71s classvs “‘1“ be welcome to attend 2 I'll}! (1".er "1“”; these meetings and begin tralning :11 once, and it will be greatly to tl11-ir iadxantage to do so. The instruction :period {or Class 1 men will lw c-nm PERRY L. I’ERSUXS. pr....ll'1' m ‘3 HR 44 G'i \IL HENRY ('UI'ISON. Drm ...... 1'17 10 H {’1 12 33 37 FOR ('Dl' VTY 1‘ LII}! K 1parutiveiy short as they will por- LEW A HENDRE. Rvp ....... 126 62 1151 ll! 47 63 M :haps be called to ciamp wlthin a wry? FOR SHIRII‘I‘ 55m” ”m- "m ”“5 “'m h“ n “0“ 11‘1 \11‘11 J. (.RPEN. Ill-p ....... 126 so u 111 4.. 67 s: Ederful opportunity for the deferred? ‘ chnssitlontinn men to begin tlu-ir: H)“ (0! ‘1“ TR" ‘81 "LR ltrainmg m mm, and “Mam ”m n,”_ 11101' BRM‘HER. Rep. ....... 104 5‘- ~11 100 42 an 72 ‘itary “-3“,an and instruction W‘hkh. THOMAS DOOLEY. Dvm. ... 72 N 19 57 .13 1'17 45 «111 b“ 8M“ ’1‘ ””99““ ‘“‘”“°‘ rm: cors'n' srmmmm‘nnx'r or swoon-1 '0" T ARTntn sum-soy R(~p.. .1111 so 85 114 47 M 76 SAILORS BI'ILD NEW ‘ “RIDGE AT LAKE BH'FI“ Sheridan Road Anln Open to Trnl-I fie on Way to the Great 1 Links Station A remarkable engineering feat was written into the unnah a! Great Lakes last week when n no“ bridge on Sheridan Road in Lake Bluff. bruiit hy Station biuejackrts in the remarkably short time of three work and reflects great credit upon traffic. The new bridge, which is a huge. strongly~timherod structure. crossing a. deep ravine on the outskirts of Lake Bluff. is a tremendous piece of work and reflects zront credit upon the Public Works Department. which drew the plans and completed the entire job from concrete foundation to paint on the iron railings. And in the many years during which the bridge will serve the Vublic it will stand as a monument to the spirit of 3Great Lakes and the sailors who were privileged to help in the remarkable work. ‘tlme ago was condemned as Mina innsafe for vehicles and was closed. This moan: that motorists worn com- ‘pelled to take iong detnurs nvor irough roads. Captain William A. {Moffeh commandant. brought this to [the attention to the authorities of Navy Steps In With the opening of the new hrhigr automobliists have a fine rhad diroct from Chicago to Great Lakes and points north. The old bridge some Moffet. commandant. brought this to the attention to the authorities of Lake Bluff. They confessed that the town was without funds (or building a new bridle. "All right." said Capt. Moffvtt. “then we'll build it." Now building a bridge i: nnt n job that‘s given to the Puhilc “’nrks Department every day in the \rm-k. But the department accepted the hi2 order with equanimity and the work go! preparing for the huge cnnstruw [tion job was put under way at nmw. JI\IORS 0P P‘TRIII’I‘N IE Hull(-l\h1‘“0|‘l\\\ “The 0n Friday evening. Xmomherlmh the Dnughtvrs at Cnlumhiu of (h:- Younz \Vt‘imun's Patrimic Lenguv nr Highwtmd will give two'short plays in Bnriivtl's Theatre. Highwmd Tm- plziys arr entitled “The Truth Abum lamb." and "A Cup of Cnflee." two very ciowr sketches. Everyone is cordially invited to attend. Truth .Umnt Jam" and “.\ (‘up M Cutler." Friday. NM. 2:. Barth-tn Theatri- ' 14.1.4 Sunday evening a! said Capt. Mofil’tt.’Jn(-kio, Bernard Mvuxor ! it." \irru! Lelkw Statinn, had a bridge 1: nm n wt 0" “In-n h» fq-H from to the Puhilc “’nrks‘ war at LaurH monnn. in z w Am: in Hm \rrmkdtn Adm: {rum llw ~H'P3‘ 0‘ hoinzl is. n. MUSTGUMERY. Dem... an ‘. MARY GALLERY. lh-m ....... .1. ; FOR REPRESENTATIVE imannn YATES. Rrp....... 92 3w“. I~:. MASON. Rvp ......... 1m ‘WM. :1.“ WILLIAMS. Dvmu «3 MICHAEL H. vuc..xm. mm. 62 MEDILI. MCCORMICK JAMES H. lJ-I\\'IS. l (‘AIRU TRIMBIJ‘L Rt‘p... JOHN M. HERBERT. Rup MARGARET BLAKE. Rvp.. JOHN .\1. (WIRES. DenL... To Amend Banking Law: For Ncw Constitution Fur Drtpntion Home F‘nr Rum! llnprnvement CLARA KINIBALL Yfll'NG I.\' “THE SAVAGE WHMAX" \lso All!“ WIT Llln It? In ‘ the Nat The Pearl Theatre will snow uu following pictures now! work: filmiay. ELvsie Ferguson in "Henri.- nf [he Wild." Travelogue and Spline" (‘()nit‘li.\2 Monday. Tivm Mix in “Ace High." "Won-ox ni Kultur." featur- ing Ll‘f‘ii Baird. nisn 1| lpyd (‘nmedy Tuesday. June Ehiiige in "The P0"- or and the Gin1‘_\'." l’uiiw .\'0.\\‘>. Mu- tual Comedy: Wednesday. Clara Kim- ball Young in “The Savage Woman." Allies War News. also 3 Christie Comedy; Th’unday. Madge Kennedy in ”Friend Husband." Paihe News. Arbuckle Comedy: Friday. Lil: beer in “The Cruise of the Make Believes." Famous Players Plctogrnph. also ”Mutt and Jeff: Salurday. Douglas gFairbnnks in "He Cnmes Up Smiling." {Burton Holmes Travelogue. Fox Sun- ishinr Comedy. Matinee at two thirty. BLI' l-ZJ M ‘Klfl' FATA LLY INJl'REl) BY ( Bernard Helmet 0! New York M- tnnpN-d to Swing tram 0m- (‘Ir to Another [u ~u int: plm {nrm plmfnrm (I! “Mr var m (w- Fuyr Hxv' Math-rm u! 1h»- ronr our of nurth hound 2min cm the (‘hivuxu Nut-1h Shun» Linv. The nmhulnm‘v mill-.1 and lu- wns renmvvd (0 F. H ShrriOnn hmpiznl where he rw‘viu-‘l (hr host nus-sible nttomlnn. Ho died Mummy murninx at eight finemu u'clock. The remain:l Kerr mkvn to (‘nrv-ut Lakes and then taken tn h!» home In New York City. ‘ 3 \\ '1‘ (1:0 _____._â€"-â€"â€"â€"- .1H utln-r nrgnmznunnr. h- m M madv M (‘hristmu Pack“! 3.1 S. thmh Avenue. App: n-\ u". Hrmluuwrh-rr. (‘Mvnxm rum sumumx nrx'mvm rum Pmss'rs mnn’ 'IJOII.-(‘0L [WM-Ire Expat“ Tula- loai 6! 9’. “floaty-Ive Ion Arr Expected Von floo- CONVENTION 0|" SI'XDAY SCHOGHS \T WAI'KRGAV The F‘uru-olgmh Annual Conven- [inn u.’ lhl‘ Lalo County ‘Fundny School Association “Ill be In Refi- <inn twin and tomorrow at the MMhndiI-t Church at Wankegnn. The _____'_f _ HIGHLAND PARK. ILLINOIS. THI'RSDAY, NOVEMBER 7. 1916 recinct Vote in Deer-field T‘ nrl leah‘o will show (In Continued on Premium War News. Wrdnosday lllflllnnd . In “The (‘rulse of ' I» the Make Mlle-tn" to evening at 11:30 :1 d Humor, 0! the mtinn, had both log:- I» fq-Il from a llmilml ‘nmmn. in :m utt9mpl xlw «mm on the hack r var In tho- stops on rut-$1 FUR l'SITEI) fiT\TI‘I§ SESQTHR IN H) Rt'p Nu n ..... 9’.’ 16 I? 58 Will STATE TRFASIT BER FOR SHERIFF ....... 126 60 H 111 45 FOR (‘OI'NTY TREASI'RI‘ZR ....... IN 5" 79 100 42 THE LITTLE B.‘ LLOTS 60 l\' (‘ONHRI‘NS (Nut :36 :9 4‘9 72 m 19 16 2| “)0 R0 34 60 43 31 HI 13 ‘9 72 R0 37 59 z). 16 19 34 la 59 36 19 3 16 2| 60 13 3“ 4n :0 3 I‘ (‘ONGRIZSS (Tomb ”kirk” 50 73 109 44 59 7| ‘7 5 15 2” 30 15 36 ‘l ‘3 2 ll»: GENERAL AMEIBIJ’ (nth mm) 9:! rm 109 73 99 HR 100 fi ‘1 115 1n; :5 \3 Ian 9: 7 Sl'H‘ESSl-‘U'L TAG DAY FOR FRENCH ORPHANS Tho mm] rPcelpts u! the u; dny fur lhv Falherlesa Children 0! Frame held Monday. October 3!. :unuunled tu $1,056.50 In thin clty. Pnur pledges [hr the adoption of l-‘rmu-h orphans were signed with the prumiw of five more. ' Pullnwlng are the names 0! the winners of ”Ir cnfliflcfitrs: Anna Bloomfield (‘uhedno 0"un- \nle. Helen .nd Virgin“ dc Anno- n. Ruth do Anne“. Elisabeth quk- lnso'n. Mary Pay. Munro! Donn. Ruth Galley. Frances Rolbrook. luv Kimball. Murguot Klnncy. Raw». dn Mum-an; Dorothy and Virgin}: Purdy. Mary mum. and Allen Wilâ€" man. The wlunen of «macaw: fill! receive them by mall in a abort “no. mghlnnd Park Mood nu! to Bun!- tnn in Tug Day receipts. Mn. water Brewster rent a latter to the chur- mnn of the Highland Park Committee oxprennlng her :rnmude. My 104 WAR “03KB“ MAY REP-E“ E XM‘S PARCEL“ Tho unvvmmun! h allow")! the ahlpmv-m u! nm- (‘hrhunnl pack-n tn mc'h wnr u'urlu-r (n the American l".\p1-tlitiunnry Farm-I, Including ”I? l" M, (‘l A.. K (‘.. Y. W. (‘l A.. and all utln-r nrgnnlznllnn-fi. Appllcultm h- m M ")m‘lv at (‘hrlstmnu Puck“:- Hrmluu‘H'h-rr. 35 S. wmmh Avenue. (‘Mvnxm 53 slot an fictizâ€" .2 6 «a {I .1 2-2; 2.39:9: lJr-uL-(‘HL 1'1"». 8. memlm or PL Sheridan aspect: a trMnloul 0! two The-n wlll be the am path-0.1.10 he ('nrv‘d M‘r M the P04 mun Whlt‘h hi hum" u U. 8. (lewd Dov plhl No. :3. The Inner pan cl til week 15 mm ”Menu on M Qq‘ nrrlre. f hundn-d patient. mnrrh-e today. rhlnnd I'QI'I Contributes Hm t» the Page. This (‘lty Next to Human In Ron-Inn III 106 “2 «H II! 58 huh Ann-o. (‘Mrno “0 for for far (or ownahip I‘m) 35 66 18 73 “Mun axnlnst "ulna! nuns! 69 584 23 349 19 i9 20 64 S34 Tull] 694 249 589 5M 580 2R0 267 333 567 530 I“ 231‘ 568 7h I“: 791 439 383 6 1 “10 79 It iuoh vq'fl" much u it mmv‘ihinfl wen fining pi he done In regard to‘ the duel , It 0! the park nyxtem at Highland“. uh. A committae hu‘ been nppoin , has made I mrwy n! (he Iitnntio nd already has a brief outline of p I under «maiderntinn. “we comm! ny- th-t before any ncflul \mrku n be accomplished toâ€" ward the refltution of our plum. it in abmtutelYWn that we should have the rltlmi a! all the people oi our; ily. expect-Hy the pen- ph- of the ‘ ' side that uflrrl the most-June} '1 opportunity tor the ‘develnpment our pnrkn. At present uni; 1hr c- aide in ornniwd into In puk dint t. The! N her report that "Thoi helutihii country of the Rio-1 He Volley. words wonderful Visill.‘ especially when seen in glimpses be- ttoen the . And shrubbery of the lsnd I] | little higher. just to the out It. And thin hnd in tunable typifies! low enough. und in urge nah tmts to nuke it by In the botéopportuntty we have 0! extendinl of M Well. it was“ uumted him of the mother: of the commi that a put 0! the property . had! for put porno-u might he s‘ Ivided md .old to bdp reduce the ' . In our plan. we pro pan to glow thin could be done ‘ithout ' cting from the beam! of the pa Mid at the name time provide . fol gaming. for restâ€" Idonces. ' At preu *tho only municipal purk on the w _ tide In an eight acre wooded'plne yes! 6! Green Bax Road. on Doorbell!- Avenue. - This might be M'w'odunuge. We tho Lafihovcvor. have sulfi- clem pa qr“ (or a baseball sop-rue ' the an” of lhclr olden. I n 'lkulng pond. md wooded (or genonl use. Poul- Inn .3».-. u.-.‘ n... It )uoku \d’! ml -n- going 7“ be e detrl , Highland“. on nppoin e ullnnflo Mine of 9 “no comm! «(ml “Urku bu] golf course would= § f mllwlon. The voodw ' must of me muedf ’ Maud Put. opening out} Into the le “May. In uuitlble' Ior nll thqu buyout. Ind In “-1 dltlon the” ant“ area north at. court! AW which would be nun-i able'tor ”no": of recreation. , In my fume-0d olecflou tor the mom {[7- nov M “Ulric! toi planting q tray» and «hr: lh‘e natunl I b? dill". 1 Ne uni-nun hoe-dark: van "0" "no perly u hind. The um I hand" {god through (m to an om. :- they an r cm" An outdoor sun with (he like It I TM“ id ; "ah-o 0'!“ Hun-l Pnrk. I! Lure! 1 Prospect Arum-t. which i won 154 photed. the (not mm. nun and m. The streets lermlnadng' at. the Nut! should pmvlde my local! to tho beach and llkt‘. by mean 0! ulepu nnd lrnlll out lnm ghe side of the hlufl. The “rec-u ("mm-tin!“ the hrlnk of ranes should be trenâ€" ed in n Ilmlllr manner. Unfortuna- l) mo of the pavement: have been lald m clone to the edke of the rr \me. (hut lt ha! been necessary to an ln. ln orda' lo support the end of .(he pavemdm. Thla nnflkhtly nning should be covered by plumnx of ’nauve shrub; There I! one am In Ralph which hu [pt yet been ”mum” Street (hfinswpl at a ravine. Why not make ch châ€" ch twenty feet from the 9ng of the ravine? For (ht plhnung in the w. culnr beda 1n Eho cent“ of the ham. in those stream we would fem. mend juniper. Ouch n we find on the slope: at blunt and ravines. We are nloolcontldoflnu tlge'pouh bIlmeI In the strip of 13nd out of ‘tho North Shore lg MIN-aka R. R. fro‘Bemch State! to mvinh M. The blot! d (be cut eminl Oo- du' "can. I: much nod by ple- niekm ad .1 the present to,“ attrnctIve. but could be can! transformed mm a charming mus In considering the planting-let us remember 111‘ we are in the midst o! I bewtlfuh nnuralpurk. glad that or problem would be to More um bounty than": we hm. duo 5 The tum. power of and Park Board u not lb exceed four milk on euch noun '0! taxable union: in the dlltrlct. m believe that m haunt- um would mm ‘m the‘ not “do thr‘nxh the omnllhun of ‘nev part In“ would be: Incl: that upon pupa-b unfit-and!" than. ltho mm»: of that territory mid you In {not 0! «unwind. .' I Unload an wrung-M {mod II “when ro‘ld build!“ or other building over-tam“. 141m In only naive érubl upd wild {hm Winneth. win-mm tad alum hue develop“ their mum u- ou by unified park dilfl'ldfi. so that now and In the future umi need- nre and '11]; be provided M much better than on". ‘ Wflmfiwd'wJ-l 1, nannies“. rmM' ' nwumo‘tm’ noon mu sumi mm mm Molmw Mr. Jacob Portor‘Smnh preside and cram-tr of the J. P smith 00.. manuhdurors of man‘s sh pay-39d away at 4: :7 this mrnlnx. his home II Chiéago. ("noting m4 an! month: mneu u! hand (way! He organlurd the ramp”) 1M yarn ago and hug Mn “anoint with u ever nlnce. i l Mr. and“: an 61 war“ q! an. H nude Mn home In mm on; for «- yeén'. huh: mom here {mm Ch cm newt-1w. m In 18!: o t" he "turned mu Cnfi h. 0111 inmthe pd two flout!“ I: could "on m can ethical. San but" fivc m tout-awe; m. Ki an luv-.91 Howard 8. «and: and. P. wum 6.. and ‘Mmmm origin 8.. bf Cbloqo ,, L W mics. will be fonducu "*7“ 7v. , w ion Gm ‘be confine by Dr. ch. wag-u n :W' ha: 5100 Hill N Walnut!) Saturn 1‘?! L mm. "vouch.