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of whole“: We 1 1 g‘ Chur‘xgmev terms or w' and Weekly. It I‘urnisl ple with weekly dance 15- the meeting Mace n tends hmhi'alitxn It work DI. the “'8 very pructmul 2 wwrk. which w; of the need Hf Our (‘:.»nnnunity Slmpm'g;'1nizml tee of sixty lzulies is a line instant The shop has achieved a remarkable mdl- fur its grml \x‘urks. Its prnflt wrrthy causes. and nut the least of (:perutinn which it has (lovelnped an And Then there is our Communit wm-k Ur the War (‘amn lf‘nmmlmirv s in? The type of education which the continuation students are receivim.r is largely preparatory to citizenship and vocation. It usually contains English, mathematics, American history aitl civics, and some form of vocational work. The law is an excellent one, not only for the young persons who must become wage earn- ers at 1-1, but also from the point of View of the community and the state. In the great city it should have a decided effect in checking the outlawry and limiting the number of young bandits who get started in the wrong way during,r unsupervised years of adolescence. _ ...v .,_..‘,V. “um-Au; ylcyalaullj [U complyingcr with the continuation school law next September. At that time it becomes effective in every district that has twenty or more young people between the. ages of 14 and 16 in employ- ment. It. is estimated that there are about 4091“ this class within our district. i; Fifteen cities in Illinois have Voted to establish part time schools in January 1921 {Or children in employment between the ages of 14 and 16 years of age. These cities have taken advanâ€" tage of the “optional mandatory" law which makes eight hours a week of contiuation school education compulsory on all young people of Highland Park ever inaugurated and it deserves the en- large number of young people who enter these schools have tin- ished not more than five or six grades in the grammar school. The state superintendent has interpreted the law to imply that these as well as more advanced students shall enter the public high schools. The hours of tuition are fixed by the law between the hours of 8 a. m. and :3 p. m. not including Saturday afternoon. ‘ In the J. Sterling Morton high school six hundred such stu- dents are enrolled. They are taught by regular high school teachers. graduates of universities and colleges: and they attend for approximately one and one half hours on each of the live school days. In Joliet a different plan has been worked out. 'l‘he' students are taught by teachers who have been experienced in the grade schools. They go to school one day a week, and for full eight hours on that day. The Deertield-Shields Township high school has started a canyass of the school district preparatory toj nnmn)...‘.‘.- ....'¢L ‘L- i NUMBER H It is Published weekly by JOHN L. UDELL and l‘AULL. UDELI.. at Highland Park. Lake County, Illinois The Htgblanh Park Press I'Rprif do v bur Elm h Iv}! Brwth. r Havana! \M tronw \Van PAGE FOUR ”U. M m um Lulunlulllly Lenter which continues the he War (‘amp lf‘nmmunity Service and is developing along mm! and useful lines. The report of its first year of ich was largely experimental, ought to convince anyone led ut‘ inst such an institution. verylmzly‘s club. with an attendance of more than a thous- ly. It furnishes wholesome recreation for our v _, \ I ‘ ' nllno nan_ weekly dances and frequent informal cling Mace Hf many local organizatit pinllit}: alt organizes and enunurag {t planned and conducted the ”Q in“. It encmn‘zmes communit ' (U! CONS 0f the Lox‘f nnnc‘n In n .u w: «em 01 the best musi . ln shortâ€"it firings EeoJEhe h°“d“ys “'m‘ ' ,3‘ music of fellmnhip and mutual helpfulness, and fbccond 3‘“ .L‘ "e 'ur own community life and to express it in? 1“”- A- 3- smith “.0 aCthllltS. It is one of tke best enterprizes the peo- 5 “a“ a! her New 0‘ ‘ \ l‘uk ever inaugurated und‘i‘t deserves the en-land M” C- N m” ~- up bur} u e\er) eltlzen whe wants to help make! Little Jeanne Ball ole-M me actmtxes. It IS nne of the best, enterprizes thei weeks in (‘h'mtw- HIGHLAND PARK TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK A Brand New Year ........ .u LI h it has dovelnped among the worke were is our Community Center which r (‘amp Unmmunity Service zmd is de and useful lines. Tho runny-t n: m ()ur officers look upon every dag as another opportunity to ikorease this institution's ~uset‘uines.‘ and to broaden the smpe of its service .10 paurom and friends. But it takes the inspiration of every new day to sustain that determination. There's a thrill about the New Year that gives us all a determination to accomplish bigger things than ever be- fore. Telephones Highland Park 557 and 53K CONTIN l'ATION SCHOOLS 1!), mm an attendance of more than a thous- tes Wholesome recreation for our young peo- s and frequent informal entertainments. It i many local organizations to which it ex- organizes and enunut‘ages athletics among 1 and conducted the delightful communi- lt enCoumges community singing and pro- of the best musi . In short, it brings peo~ '- of fellmwhip and mutual helpfulness: and .n its citizens. is is the mnst valuable asset any communi ere in «Highland Park we are beginning ti czm oni'ivh uur lives and improve our Cundi ESPRIT DE CORPS nun; mie instance of this sort of team Work ”1 1 l ‘ mm {mixed and conducted by the kuhle “mess and is known far and prnfits are employed in the aid of at of its benefits is the spirit of co- ,J , ‘ ' IUH\ 'THI’RSILH'. DHFPIMHHH '0] workers themselves H \RRY PHI l .nhu commit- t‘xty Him)! ‘irty I‘jdl'nr lt‘t)’ H Mr. W. C. Roth of Minnesota I at the holidays with his family °', N. Second st. ‘ “n. A. B. Smith ofh Secom‘ at. had as her guests 0\ er Christmas, ”r. and Mrs. C. N. Danfoth of Garyhbsd. Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Meierfiofl of Iowa spent several days here this week visiting friends and relativ‘rg. Mrs. Andrew Decker hu u‘per guests this Week Miss Ollie WP- son and Miss Georgie Hunter of Agin- arzordo. N. M. t Mr. and Mrs (arl (.ioscr of Des. Mpincs 1a.. spent the week end Yith ‘Hr. and Mrs. Ernst Gieser. ' A‘ 021! Mlss Marian Leach i.~ spendim'hhin wm-k with her futhrr, Mr. Lear '01 (Hem-(w aw. She is )mmv from MI collage. Fhambrrsburg, P3,. {of ywa weeks. rin‘d at Tampa. FlzL, tn win'mr. Mr‘ um! Mrs. W. W. ('lurk arrflfam~ Ily of Dm‘rlivld wrrr (hr wolf (ind gum-ts of Mr. and Mrs. (L Ladrand. Hm marrmm- nf hz-r nvphvw, “'ultvr M, Joyner, which took plau- il M'unh- ’mutnn, I). (T, Dru 4‘ MHZ-.‘(Lvm‘r iwiH be rmm-mlmrm! by his ivvmny friendx in Hinhlund Park. '1, David (hvlvr and Dwain Ha dleman of Nuperth‘ un- 1hr inn-5N )fi Gra» hain Kragh- thi~x wu'k. Mr. and Wm. szur Bull «1 as thn-if ('hristmus day guvsts y; and \lrs.\1alcom Ball Mr. and Hrs. J. B. Harshull and “r. and Mrs! M‘slt-r Ball of szmston and Mr. nwd ‘Hrs‘ Htmard Ball Hf (union, “1.; O Mr. T. A. Rhim-hart and v.1md Hrs, (“x-11 Rum- rx nf Turrinptol. W)‘. an (In gueih‘ uf .“l\ T A .Ehill‘ hurt this “wk vrn Ihng Ml huhduys 1 Mr. and Lnuxs, Mn Mr. and Mrs. J. P. leivuyb’AVP ‘ll their guvst Mr MC l'lvoy's ‘30.!" Hm. I’ h \hl‘VnV nf an L‘mflde. “I uni Mr: Mr. and Mn. Frank S“’fllll M'h‘ havr hm 1: making their home ‘ loIm haw roturncd to this city. ‘ H Mr and Mrs. H. J. Tray: .n spvnding Ihli \wq-k in anu Hn-m the guvstx uf Mr. and Mn. ".5". Er Hum Mr, and .\1r.~ J. (i. Hum } .irrn qwnl ('hnstnms in (‘l 51 (h gun-~15 nf Mr. and Mrs. { \Hw \unda) Mr. and .\Ir~. “rib: ‘ I Mr. and Mn. \\ 111mm 4R1» «1' up. \u-n- 1hr I hrxstnms tin} gm 1' MI. and )1!‘\ “filter "JMJ' Mn.“ 1|'~'1\ Ymnlm-r u! Mil‘luflu 'Pu- gum! Hf MI" ROM-rt fit-um- Mrs. Wlllium Harrison uf‘ndhfl' J '1 st. rwl-Hml the nmmum‘dm-nt u A spam! innmtinn L5 an-nvh 4“ (hr {nrwun born of (hit . 21y ' {Uni [he ro'ubtinu u! the ‘ n-vmn ('rntn-r Saturday nch-rnnt'h Miu (‘lum Bowman {hr guest uf Mus Man; this Wye-k. Mr. um] MI“. Frank Kni'ght u \urk are \iqning their flay-m ..mi Mn. 1"..Knuzht Mm. J. Potter and daughter \mick. of Austin. wan-1m? S LYUt‘SL‘ of Mrs. Andn-w nlnnvnfl .\! rm THE HIGHLAND I'm-max! of [‘01- y'; “L. H >1 u-_r .\1r>.J.J_' ‘itL y, nn .\ “worn! at. Vt'r Mrs. v. w. Manmf ..r S! wrn- the guest: '0! Mr hurlm I Mnnsur var (h: is spending ‘vféezyun experience. Cd] J. 8‘ nu must n-P)§m-d \\ Mr. and Mn. John Zebra: usd fun- PERSOM [m gily left mm, for Cnlifornin when L “they will lpcnd the winter. r and daughter, Mm.‘ Mr. and Mrs. George Brace of Chi- :m. wen-«3h? gu,‘,hy‘cagn were the Christin" guest: 0! Andn-w alummium Miss Olive Buckle. Ii. M v \I “mm at «1 t4; f'hi- Amigf \‘ig. ‘aul‘ Udell. (Illa! rope, ‘ I n ht; v.2 at- Spm d, the a]?! A "w“ “m \\ Ill III at“ l yar- clpcneru. , = " ’Waukmn 1m 1t ul' 11 éim. 'h‘Pa hi‘flfi'n f va Mis~ ('hurlntte Brand’s clus enjoy- 0d 2: party in the church parlor! on Tuesday (Awning. 51m Anna Mut‘nch'sf class Elam enjoyed a party Tuesday evening. Thq-ro ml] N- no prayer moo‘ nr .Iunmr rhuir praclire thixI wet-k Friday. 7:30 p. in. On New Year's ow we will have the preparatory nor- Vii'v fur the Lord's Supper, {ullowing wlnvh {luv quarterly (-unfl-n-nr‘e will he illi'i. Rev. F. W. Klincheil will be will. Us on this owning and conduct lhv ”wrung. :mty Sunday. 10 a. m.. rhurvh school The annual business morting with (-lection nf officers will take plnce next Sunday. 3 Sunday. I] a‘ m., divine wornhip. Sund-y, 7:30 p. m., evening y'or» ship with celebration of the Holy Com- muninn. va. W. F, Klmglmil will prruch. Upholauring in YOUR HOME. 86 a m. g BBENEZER EVANGELICAL§ Txlk about stock market lraks! They aren't much compared with the leaks Vhifh some men find in their rel- Inn. The postnmcv will by down! all day Nrw Yrar’s Day. ('unuihutmnn from the. Neath-Work timid to the Highland Purl: Visiting Nurse association consist 0!: six pairs ludioa' mint-m; ‘2 pnin union sulL-Z 7 Vests; 5 pairs men's l'uwkn; 3, boy‘s night unwm; 2 he)": drawn-rs; 5 buy"! uiqumn; 2 boy's shirtx; 2 bny's swmtrrs; ll pairs boys' mittens; 4‘ rompers; 340 pairs children‘s stock ingx; It) girl's union nuts; 10 chil- drvns' pajama suits; 10 Kiri's toquw; .‘i undershirt-t; 4 infant's cups; 9 pain of infanta' stockings; 3 pnirs of in- fants' mittens. l’unwv (um) on Rnlpv road In Eliza lwlh Vumll<lflr Hf l‘ivunslun. Mn“ Sylvia llnnzwn of ('hicngu and lht‘ Misses (Ir-(1- (‘h-mlu-rn, Meta Hull and A_nn« For!” of Oak Park will lu- [hr Week 9nd guests of ‘Mlss Elmo I Human-n? l-In-rrtt lllai hu pun'hnsed the A‘ W. llimmlvr uron'ry Ston- in High wand and m mnnwhon With the urn- lm-ry Will mnduct a nn-ut mArlu-l. I! Mr» H. I. “mun .41“! 1.” IN UR hu- and Hrrln-rt. and An )nr' mm Mr. and Mrs. K. 1' Flt-{Hr ,Iuyw! {hr funniy unthnrlrm n! I mmHy lh‘rxl‘ «rulmn at In! Mn! Ti rnpmlx m, (I Mus Elk-n Fry and M155 H: MM‘h-rkm u! Mlllvrshum won 5:1qu 0! Mrs, J, H, Kumlv. Mu] Mr. and In. G. M. Han! un- luv- mg thin week fur nn q-xtemlrd trip aim-ad. The Mime: Marian-t Purter u! Cludanr, “1.. Min Vein (huhnm and Maudo Cridley u! Kirkmmd. Ind E. Warm Rthm of Monmouth, are the guest.- of Him Alma Olen-n this wvek. L. HIGHLAND PARK. ILLINOIS \11 ke-rrm-th unmum Sun huv» MM [hr Frnnk () y L'IIHNY'ILK 21! 1h:- ‘. :mv (‘hrhtmm- du_\' prayer meeting Fll'U‘ht‘r I “155 Humor .- Nu mil"|IllllllllllIllIllllllllllllllfllllllllflllllllllllIllIll"llIllllllllllllllllllllllllflllfi g!ll"lllllllllIllll"Illllllllllllllflllllllllllfllllmlllllllllllllllllllll"Illmlllllfli you joys and pleasures felt appreciation of M patronage, I thank ym Branch of vanston Battery Station Ale" '3 Furnishings 393 Central Avenue entral Battery Station Underwear In Smacks! .- ”at (27044 Artur la! and“ An Unusual Slut-flu ' a] I-‘mrh W Sun a! 15w (1.- AII‘au )‘m [pupa-non. Men’s Shirts ALBERT LARSON, Stationer New Year Cards R. W. SCHNEIDE Ith Floor Telephone Highland Purl: 266 15 En! 71:5me? Teffeta Frocks r p. Bmuom/ $46.00 To $67.60 A . CLEARMMLE, BELOW COST LWnllfi'fiT) Greatly Reduced 522 Central Avenue v.00“.- "- PM Ant-d:- [Eva-“ch G Washinflon Sh. Chicafo. Opp. Field's Prices and For at 5‘18- M 0/ Cloth and Sam: cumnmsau; BELOW COST :. holding for With heart- ‘ and. liberal accorded me. Telephone 331 WEDN Admin Childm- Sull F Tuna. ION [)1 TL'EfiD Admim Childrm floods? Sl'RlU Adlllihfl (‘hfld Y‘l'l Frum 1". 51m VI]. der, mu h rm M 1e Bro] S no hr 1 ha! l-ula in h buxw Fm