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i a month day rof their deg 1' expenses at ‘ndusthal p1 L‘ traned. L't. Mr Svlv. ri"a-' fed 32mm- w1th and he Am- akk-d boots ‘ ,{ iamage 39 der p {-ny and he“ rwg‘xshed --‘ Chil‘ 3T6? An» 1! the While Ehvir 3 mm: i 2 Jul- Am- "Tltral Sylv‘ ’caaes n 3: 33‘ ad "any 000 sung k and Lrer. was And was "00 300 h l? ne mt- H In- WILMETTE ‘OFFICERS i ARREST ZION CHIEF EMFJEI)EI) SPEED LIMIT CLAIMS HE PASSED BAD CHECKS HERE Dw- any one in Highland Pfirk Know George Robert Root 31in G4 R. Wolaki' Probably 50, became hq‘ is locked in the Lou Angelo; county jnil and confesses having passed wotth- less checks in Highland Park, 1)- kegan and Wilmette. Chief of P ice Edward .J. Maroney says that ‘no Clfl‘L'l'iS passed by this man have ewe: been r~-pnrtvd to the local police lde- pamm-nr Extracts from the letter {OHM Root, Alias Wolak, Held by L08 Angeles Police, Confesses: Forget-{es on North “ Shore "I an“. enclosing to you herefiith vopies of ".r department photogr ph, Bertilliun momurements, and fi 1‘ prrnt ckqssn‘xudnun. of one known to m as George Hubert Root, alias; G. R. \\ ”Ink. L03 Angelcs No. 18985,:ar- rt‘stmi by officers of our departnjent an March 6, 1921, and now detaiped in (by Lus Angela county jail pqnd- ing his trial on a charge of burgh”. a "aiuny, for which he has been Hd z.» answer 3 “In cOnvemtion with our ofii¢rm this prisoner stated that he had pp:- ARRESTED IN CALIFORNIA ed Wurtbless checks in Highland P rk. Wankegan and Wilmette, IllinoiuHer furth-‘W mates that he was discha {rum Its L'nited States navy atethe Great Lakes station in Februarybnd chat he was known than u G‘ R. “7 Nix. also that he forged the IIka mi 43- 'her sailor to a check. W iCh ‘72»? 1’ Police “money is 5e 11- mg I n 'he person who book thev h- W“ pa'wr from the forget. He uh [hit nnc thus victimized comrflun- Wt“ Wirh Yhe police departmentg ~ Hufm w‘x‘w‘!‘ (19% “050 of His 0“" KJist an " d ‘ UK" Other Inter resting ’1.» m'}: ‘-’ .n \ ,. ~I1cm> «11 Lake (ounh : \h '. ‘ 2:: :1 News m‘,‘ nf'w‘ MBHP. ; 3 m a: 316d d under $ 1‘ hearing 3w prtr'f‘ \\ a 11 y f1 nTH'TdHL'. FRI ('00 in)!“ C‘Ch W‘ Tl E9 H 111‘ i‘h Mmmimn 1 \ Milk-L Tu Hold First Program Shoot :1“.er _ on Sundial} \fternoon. April 3rd on EKrumbach Place d Utdki r ,\ rt} 35W A' t‘ I‘c '1“: I\ CHAS. KUIST FUNERAL ls HELD MONDAY The West Ridge Gun club, a new club, was or nixed early in January. Target prac ce is enjoyed. Recent- ly the club Epurchased a new auto- matic trap, find other apparatus. Shoots are field every other Sunday afternoon, oxi the Krumbach proper- ty. The officers of the club are: pres- ident George Krumbuch; secretary ,and treasurer, D. L. Memll; range master. Howhrd Gamlin. Passed Away March 16 at Y kima. Wa'Shu Following Few Weeks Illness "rm The Wmt Ridge Gun dub will hold 1 program shoot on Sund lV afurnoon AprilS a, at H30 on their grounds two miles VVest of Highland Park on the Krumbach p openy. The program consists of t tee eVents, namely: 1. Jack Rabbit Shoot, 25 targets. 1 program shoot on Sundav afttrnoon Next \Vednvsduy awning, March AprilS a, at H30 on their grounds two 30th, at eight u’clm-k there will be an miles VVest of Highland Park on the open meeting of the Glencoe Post of Krumbach p operty. The program the American Legion at the-Glencoe consists of t tee eVents, namely: gsthool. This meeting which has been 1. Jack Rabbit Shoot, 25 targets indorsed by prominent clubs along the 2. Lewis lass System Shoot, 255N0rth- Shore is open to all Legion targets. Poses. Some of the most remarkable 3. Money diVlded {'iO‘Yc-30LV-20'7c,k speakers who have ever spoken on 25 targets, 1 shooting at 16 yards the North Shore will be on the pro- On April 7th, ladies’ day will be gram. The speakers are: Major Genâ€" held. feral Milton J. Foreman, Col. John V. The West Ridge Gun club, a new: Clinnin, Rev. Dr. Samuel N. Watson, club, was or nixed early in January.’ Stat/e Commander Rl McCauley, Wm. Target prac ce is enjoyed Recent-t0. Sutliff, State adjutant; Roger V. ly the club {purchased a new auto- Flory, director of organization WEST RIDGE (il'N (‘LUB IS ORGANIZED The annufil election for the City of Highwood will be held Tuesday. April 19. Only one ticket so far has been mede gup, and that is the conservativeaparty. The names ap- pearing on that ticket are: T. E. Welsh, Mayor; A. J. Walsh, treasâ€" urer; W. E. gCummlngs, police magis- trate; G. C.§Kenry, city clerk; R. R. Jacks, Alderman, first ward; J. Llew- ellyn, alder-11mm, second ward; H. Liske, alderfixan, third ward. It is quite likely lthxt another ticket will be in the . The above mentioned men are all ell md {avornbly known in Highwood and no doubt if elect- ed would gifie the city a good admin- istration. i manwoo‘n TO HOLD . ELECTION APRIL 19 1! give q dgn in Witter! nall on Easter Monday eve ing. The dances ‘pf the past given by the Moose mute the public of almost delightful evlbning. The 1,01% Order of Moosé will Tickets are now on sale and may be procured fr m the members. ’ ‘ MOOSE CE 'TO BE , EAST R MONDAY NIGHT ,IT Y1K H diq‘d ‘ infill) Hd am- t \v \\ u \\ M rs. . thYél't .\'A In] .1 m. “1.11:5"}~;-';if1${{£;‘”0'; Clocks wan be Set an HourjRewlutions Read and Adopted “Ho (liml \Vudnxmiw n'câ€" .\head at Two O‘clock Sun-I ‘ Which were Passed by the *1: 1‘.‘ 2 ":t '11, .~ of ‘11 . , ‘ ' ‘ ‘ . y ‘ 3“,}? Wait]; 1:: 71:1 1‘ “if”: day Morning"; M) benous v Federation of “omen’b “’"h 211 ”â€"5 0"":ka m Hu- Objm'tion to Man Uan ‘l kl In \Vil \\‘Y M {\l 1U .x‘ him, “I‘m 1< ‘.\' i 11- ti‘: n m il- DAYUGHT SAVING TO START SUNDAY (‘HIXRCH ES CHANGE TIME t'LU'd by HM TO HOLD BIG OWEN MEETING. .‘IAIMTH 30 (.‘lencue Post of American Legion Plans Interesting Affair ‘ at Glencoe School The two dances given last Thurs- day evening (St. Patrick's night) were indeed most successful affairs. The firemen’s dance which was giv- en in the high school. had a very large attendance and all present re- ported a most delightful evening. Music was furnished by the Braille Musical club of Chicago. The affair was a financial as well as 'a social success. ST. PATRICK’S DANCES DRAW BIG ‘CROWDS Firemen Report Their Dance A Financial Success. Prim Awarded at Athletic Club The masquerade ball given under the auspices of the Highland Park Athletic club, had a large attendance, and may unique costumes en: dis- played. Prices were awn the best and most comical costumes. OPEN NEW SUPPLY CO. IN HIGHLAND PARK Announcement is made of theop- eninj of the North Americen Supply Cu, at 368 antral ave., under the direction of Messrs. Homer Scott, John Scott, Edgar Gurney Ind Sid- ney Oke. The firm which in not in-. corporated is temporarily located on Central ave. The concern will deal in high grade sales specialties. mak- ing the Stransky vaporizer their spe- cialty. Hum) d Hu- ur uhvzu ThA-n. HIGHLAND mum. ILLINOIS. THURSfiDA'Y; MARCH 24, 1921 Hg un xim i1 IE!” {I Ll illlc H natty in hmxmm i1 1 with {1' nv. Then: 1" ph-nty (flu «Hum-r ridv or AdSJd'u-"VL'GILV now at (hut Ihv city of. Chl- ml Um ‘I‘xyzight sche- yuur, To maintain svlwiulv wiLh (‘hicago " :Iu‘lruflnm towns an ‘ummer Would be folâ€" \ 0 ‘ ighl HH' his r-ify. the objt'câ€" axing \\':1:< mm“. - of daylight in the :1 '.‘cx*_\ cum'eniom Thorn x,‘ ph-nty of . Man as nbsm‘vcd [Hi nu ri‘l‘ifmb ohâ€" ;uni ‘ul‘kt‘l‘S. The )wuplv here were in favor of H29 1u< h {N there is lit- 11 UN agricultural ~t n-x m’mufactur- {is r-ify. the objt'câ€" \‘ll \\’ 1 Ill w,- in clacks \fcllu‘k Sunâ€" the summer ‘iw daylight -\n H ‘H A committee was appointed to make ‘a lil=t of the names of these legisla- item and to furnish other information that; man be of‘ assistance to those 1who Math to write a personal letter i This Committee will report next week. MRS. LIEBER SPEAKS on : CRISIS IN EDUCATION A’I‘ P. ’1‘. $8830. MEETING The March meeting of the Elm Place F'zu‘cm-Tvyher associzitiun, 'nuld 121st Thursday afternmn, was of unusual ixm‘rrst. Steve'nty-Iive dollars from the $138.- 2! fuhd n-niizwi by the recent candy sale! Was uddvd to the orchestra fund. The pupii< of the that, fourth and fiftti grudm Hing spring songs, and gav‘é repurt, «if field trips and other ob erxziiinmai Work characteristic of the m-hno‘l. The eighth grade class (it-nmnsii‘ulcd their campaign for bet- ter fipecch by‘ conducting ti mock trial of oni- nf their classmates, who was changed with mouse uf bud English. The preamble of these resolutions embodies some startling facts: 1. lllinuis ix second in wealth ulmmf: the stairs of the Union, but i1 i4 [\‘mmy-l'nurlh in~ educational lunli ulnl in >umwl‘t of as schnuls. :3, 'l'lze H'l‘.lml~ of NW <13!!! are um- plunging: into (Mu for running 0);- lvx'!ll£'-> alum: {Ll ll‘n' rum; slf‘é‘l-"JIOUAIHO Mars. Lilezr of ‘Wiimutka spoke forcefully and convincingly of the (‘Tltkln' in public education in Illinois, and read a set of resolutions recent- ly passed by the Federation of Wu- men’s clubs of the 10th Congressional District of Illinois in annual session, ropixrscnting 9,000 momlwrs. mule nndrt ’I‘l‘ H itnlmullriy by Hm lilm l‘lace l’.-‘l'. A.. and twin» mv in be sent to our rep- l‘L‘>(ԤI1{A{i\,'<-~ and‘m the momhcrs 0f the (‘mmmittw un Appropriations. Aim mvmh'x's of (he l’.-T. A. will write pu‘suxml 10”.)” to these statesâ€" men urginptbom (”do all in their pom-r to bring abuutksuch logis- laticn. l! START ARRANGING ' FOR Y. M. C. PLAY A. very successful little party was held Monday evening in Withenfs lull by those who are interested in the Young Men’s club play to be given next month, and those who took part in the play last year. Plans were discussed for the coming performance. No selections for parts in the cut will beomade until the director ar- rives ‘ f Rehearsing for the play will prob- ahly begin the first ml: in April. Tic- ket coupons are “ready on sale, and many have been disposed of. Candidates For Places in Cast Met Monday Evening in Witten’s Hall The Young Men'e vclub orchestn furnished music for dancing helm and after the meeting“ Retxuhmente of ice ci'eam, coflee find cake were served. 98*. The annual election {or member: ofthebonrdoiedmtionoflkerflcld- SWWOCMMMW Which neboolvflihghaldsunro {lumApril 90:mech ngtwombetsantheughool bond imahmmtthroeiiq‘ri he refine: numbers, Frank W Mam-meendwnfieml moxnwp‘m eremcamfi HIGH SCHOOL BOARD ) ELECTION. APRIL 9th Frank W. Read of Lake Forest and William Mammy“! High‘ land Park for lie-Election , flinghonn for flue election, we from W M. J. H. Kassie 8913.906 p..m..nnd£hepomn¢armpofl.m ‘ , . phca an the North Shard Trust Co.,f Dixon. 0.: G. Uuhugst Wt} Pm; City mu, m For-immunmt ‘ t , . m; ind ngfinll. Deerfield. ‘ El ”Pun, J. F. Van Even 21' U ll' [mi Him)”: d and nearly ~. m.» owl fur mnerwnoy Jami. mm d?»- and 11»! the ,thc schooXs , and mhl‘r mkquato <11}.- Mutt \ n'm k- sylxruls and \ll Jutiuns '\\'m‘v adopted un- ‘ Hm Elm Place I’.-T. A., w in he sent to our rep- und‘m the momhcrs 0f kw un Appropriationr rultaixle “mini, mu L have :u-Luully hem um. um! unsafe. 1-? {our u-achers an U 1H :2” Lskiwn are (‘!Y‘M'HL'.\. in nulkh‘, and £11.".th To Be Given Aflel‘ Easter ~High School. Dance to Follow Play: YOUNG PEOPLE’S CLUB ' ‘ PLAN 2 ACT COMEDY The Young People’splub of Trinity V , , church are planning to 've a play ‘ Ami" to be Held in ngh 5‘3th shortly after Easter. Th is a twon‘ Gym to Benefit Philanthropy. act comedy full of amusing SCQUBS‘ Tickets For Sale After and an enjoyable evening is 41550er - to all who attl-nd. The young peo- April F‘f‘h ple have been busily rehgarsing for the last few weeks undar the bg/fl leadership of Mr."C. G.. Alexahr; Permission has been granted the who very kindly offered his services a Highland Park \Voman's Club by the as coach and stage direetor. Thelew, considerate-High School Board high school has been scented and ,theito use the lwys' gymnasium on the play will be presented as won as pos- ; evening of Saturday, April 30, 1921, SiblC‘ after E85t(‘!‘. There “:in be ll . for their second annual dance_ dance after the play for_the audiénm‘ ‘The dance this year is given pfi- and performers. MT- SW03“ Laing marih‘ for the nhilunthmbv bade-ct. Mim Rhoda Collins is chairman of the play committee and in charge of the properties. She is assisted by Marion Smith, Jack Rogers and Wal- lace Mcllwain. The committee on costumes is composed of Mrs. Duns- comb and Mrs. Perkin. Mr. Richard Sandwick will see to the making of the posters and the printing of tic- kets. has been fortunate in securing Mr. Duffy to play which means that good music is assured. The tickets will include admission to to the dance afterward. The public is cordially invited to attend. ‘These tickets will be on sale at Gsell's and Poase's or can be obtained from any member of the club. BROSS LECTUR ER The liw. .l in; l’. Peters, Ph. D., 1). 1'1, «liwrclwr pf" the Balsylniia ex- lwzlitiun (f ‘C‘v- linix'ersily of l’e-n- nsg.‘l'~'zu=ia, if?“ 97:. .:-,~ lr-(rn announcâ€" Nl M” Lulu form-t Cgvllm-ge a. film Urn.“ iACtUH'l‘ fur the pry-$01K year, Dr. I’L‘lcrs will uiw a «nurse of six lecture.» in “Spmlv and Bible.” These lcz-Lurw will w giw-n from April 4 to 9 in the chapel \if the Fourth Prr-FA byaeriun (’hlll‘t'h of Chicago, at 4:30 p. m., and in Lake FUYBSt_ln the Reid Memorial ('lmpe‘; {mm April 11 to 16 at 8 p. m. ‘ The Bross Lectun‘ship is an out- growth of a fund established in 187 9 by the late “illiam Brass of Chicago, lieutenant- -zmcrnnn of Illinois, 1866â€" 70. Desiring some memorial of his son, Nathaniel Bross, who died in 1858, Mr. Brass entered into an agree- ment with the “Trustees of Lake Forest University; whereby'there was finally transferred to them the sum of forty thousand dollars, the income ofthich was to be used, for the Bross Lectureship prizes ‘undl expenses. Pear} Thu-he’s pretax) for next week is u follows: Tonight: “Extmvagance;” tumor. row, “Down Home,” from the book by Darbney Todd; Saturdny, “Polly Famous Director of Babylonian Expedition Wiil GiVe Series 9f Lectures with 5 Put;” .Sundag, “Finders, Keepers” from the 11ml by Robert Ame: Bennett; Monday..“'l'hnt soma- thing,” “The Son of Tninnf' Tue.- daymnd ‘Wedmday, Jamel Oliver Cnfwood’s “Isobel," at, “The M’s End.” adtpud from mm novel, Thursday. Max-tilt: W luni Racer: W n . reflux-’3 mam" Fridny, “mind W" from a play by EM,Ha:-th; Sot- urd-y. “The Little Fad” from the‘ novel by Jack London; :Jdatinee at 2: 80 Satan-thy . CHARLES MEREDITH m “THAT SOMETHING” “The Son of Tarzan” Monday- ' James Oliver Qurwood’s “Isobel” Tues. and Wed. APPOINTMENTS 0F EVANGELICAL MINISTERS chm’hmry held ,u€?Mâ€"~m, hue mturmd and remain natural- ly marital untrue. 3-5on 61-“ the ”point-rent In «‘30an: . = Chime Districts Aaron, 8: C m1] Wzksfl Malta Diver-hey um, E. K. Yeah! Evangelical Association Appoint Rev. J. H.Kmktofli¢h- hndParkAnoth'u-Ycar m Re?- Wig-.3»? m. «‘{T LAKE FOREST ”.5. Ewoms CLUB PLAN ‘1 SECOND ANNUAL DANCE TO BE GIVEN APRIL 30th As the co-operative plan followed last year was so satisfactory to both the juniors of the high .school and to the Woman‘» club they will again com- bine in the decoration of the huge nu- ditorium.» The beauty last year was a notable feature of both dances. Something equally lovely and original 1'» being “Milled out fur this year. The'junim‘s have their annual ‘prom on April ‘.."J. and will first LL50 the dmuraiinm ~uwpli4d lly coâ€"ogwratinn uf Ll! mo urgani'zmi n:.\ \x'hinh mr‘an u derided :m‘in; in 1m}. 1 \I’in\L’ and (filmt «n all >idus. , ln lin‘v with flu gilli’lhi 612.205 re~ (iuctirm in price) in :‘,-:w tilt~,ri..inmvni.s and anmwmtms us mi! :N' the {JP/30$ >1!l(‘? (if life Llw dun v wmmiitte '30!- (Li the prive of th. tiyluiv at SLOO each â€"-â€" $2.00 ~01!) wuyiw. Tl'is duos nut mean a claearwi' Aria“ (if mud" rum grade hf party in any particular >imply a dwim minn-d effort to meet the requirement of the club, the popâ€" ular demand and the spirit. of the times. Aflair to be Held in High School Gym to Benefit Philanthropy. Tickets For Sale After April Fifth ‘The dance this year is given pri- marily‘ for the philanthropy budget. It is the desire of the club to take a share in the civic responsibilities and opportunities and to that end money is needed. The 10ml ’organizat'ions to be benefited are: \ The Y. W. C. A. Community Center Highland Park HOSpital Hospital Auxiliary Visiting Nurse Association After these and other 'philanthro. pies are met, the balance will go to the building fund of the dub. The attractive bird 1:0me dark of pupils in them} training department of the Cook county gnu- mr schools. afiettheeoncludmof the exhibit they were pieced in the totutpteummtheechoolre- 0pm for the exlihlt. The posters were the work of the Tk'kvts “ill I» tor April 5. All last Week a bird house exhibit was held on the ninth floor of Marshal Field’s. The conservation ’ deport- ment of the se‘cond district of the Ini- nois Federation 6! Womefi’s clubs was directly responsible for this un- der Mrs. Theron Colton, the bird lt- dy, well known to Highland Park peo- ple for .her summer work along the north shore in bird and nature stun dy. ‘ Alumheonmheldinbheww wood roomatField’; Thumidu girkififluunowhoohnndm TOMAKE TAX REPORT AT COUNCIL MEWG The council willvuke union on recommendation. thé report of will App'ear in fun in next week's we of The Press. ’FE? BIRD HOUSE EXHIBIT HELD LAST WEEK Mrs Theron Colter in Charge ‘ of Affair at Marshall Field’ 3 City Attorney," ,3. . Holme- bu mule [thorough inv’ don otthe tax situation and will giVe ii: upon-t dtthecouncfllloetiaxtobeheldlt the city In}: WW (Friday) eve- ning. Y.W.C.A.BA2AARTO BEHELDNIXTTHUBS, mmmwtoholhd fiWndfl-ohtor ”J ,_, 11m m and .139an uti- ch: “1159““- o [Mm of sum Will Report ’l‘omomw VOLUME 11 Q the ram _ .5” xn and af- wifllio