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”a fl COALE SON lo-room brick house 6 room furnished home with gu- FURNISHED HOMES 5100 $150 $200 to $6 Age, immediate possession A 3 room frame house, 2 "tbs, by BARGAINS IN VACANT Henry K. Coale 81 Son EEK-ii? \dx “'1 firm (n16 Dualxaflun FUR 2A! i- n! B}: ' min 2! H‘m {ht- \lmn ,ux arm“- P‘UR $11.!“ .500 ‘ -ul. upcn WI? {unranin‘ H _â€"_.-â€"â€"â€".__â€" WANTED. FOR RENT. mi SALE l_ TORENT Phone I HOMES FOR SALE H)R$\ Yup. \‘ALi- {- L'Su the year nun} xiv kind FOR R‘NT , One hrge furnished mum. uuublo t r une or two. One block from car «mtiun. 331 )6 Green Bay road. 5 pd FOR 5“ E ‘Jxl.’ used rt 30': N ern h v Road FOR RENT - May 13!: to Oct, lat. 7 room anew ham» 1 bedrooms. 2 {urnished‘ one nub. dming porch nnfuruilhed. 200 feet ‘rom Lake Address A Press Office. 5 pd FUR RENT â€" Nicely furnished room. 600 Skvkio awn Tel. 1469. 6 ulun-‘w ‘41? H)! \wlr-wm rruu- n, AD? .ymfl' am!» ‘4 at «0“. .AWN -9;- ifljllflmlllllIIllllflfllllIIIIIIlmllI"IIIIlllllIllIlllllIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIlllllllfllllllllllllg FUR RENT-Afuznishcd room with board App.'y D Pro-u Omce. ( FOR H. NT Furnished)“ flnvrfiflal. Mn FUR SALE 1U; \U H 530‘) faxh {UR S‘xLE Opposite Depot ane 17 18 South Fin! Street HIGHLAND PARK. {LLINOIS fummmmmmmmmmmmmmmummnmummnmmunnnmulan‘ 53.500 to $35,000 II FORRENT 8K {E INSI'RANCF. FOR SALE Bungalmt'a 43.134 [Wynn I wish to announce that _I have lo~ cated in Highland Park andil am now prepared to do all kinds of garden~ ing. The preparing and cropping of gardens. renovating lawns, making new gardens. etc. Life tinie exper‘ ience‘ in Europe and Amerim. No job too large or too small. All work under personal supervision.“ w 1' r .1 numnuur's outing. mmn- luck at home nnd 31,! ~. '2';«ir.n4 npplv. wash, cherry (rec-n. hack of this ‘- 1 at the roar tkrre ls (Huber. an Meal mime, WM be laid my" nt Pres: office. at! msphe, Hilton records. both planes. payer pinnos. And for snie Open evenings E09 5. W :L, Wankeâ€" (It! T Furnished lat floor flat. May App‘y .592 Pli'k “‘9, Te). 22706.7 ”0" mun he val‘ Y. 14 0|. '3 pd 1 xm-iwnurr (Jur'land maid 12th“, “in wh ‘hvmx X0 \1 M huiu’r‘ ‘3 Unwem rm 4w“ at (he (Era-n Bay 51‘ N A w hug. mmLu-r. run “pr: xxmL fight Evan-r out .. \‘Hmk abeor but “erini mun: stwrink whvv. Same w cur Sac'lfin- I?" H. Hawk 3» ptisknfiv-r uvuring Kmrd wme repair. Address «A. n‘wxp Um fine I “HG {' Landscape Gardening and Jobbinzé x I muting mahuanty dmmv cunditmn $3011 ~ Wuhimzuw (if 1:) KW“ M in Bohr: Syuhnn r“ 0 huge unk wardrubul 1', were? [Hack Walâ€" Can be won Sat ab Hum-I 1w. 6 used run, {-3 ’I‘vi, n: white mm one in ‘3 0U n w!” k manner '33»? '1 mat with nnrr‘ bu“ mH‘rH", Cal! Warm? Telephone Lake Forest 955 H ~".()'.« um v-\-1 Eunnmx unkrr m! and rim $1000 WM. F. STEWART hot bed iaah. 810‘ each 52" Hume. H u} Jami. Miih- fn-m wattr's m «‘utmlfl' ll ”1‘ “111ch {..r before touring car conunenml mhtmn £100 !‘ $250 mum {- pd kn" (‘HI'RCFL “why fl pd office. 2 ’ b ‘ WANTEnq T0 mm 0': any; a or 7 room hangar lot, Must h: in good condi- tion and a I‘mrgfln. TeI. HQ. 6 pd WASTE-TUE T0 RENT F‘ultnished huuu- 7â€"9 mums. «mean! month.» 1’ or 8 baths. Will pay 8200 mi 3250 per mu bddrus L. i’ms 0mg, 4, e pd WAN'l’I-ZDK \Vork, b Preferably iv electric: P’rmw‘ Ofii Warm H LUST houn- AX a mm”, mu u“ , , 7 V , tun! car:- fur emire um. Ipeci‘l individual lot develovnxmt. fiat Information all Owen Tenâ€" ant Smith, 1157’, Wllmefle Ive..‘Wllmztu. Tel. office: Wil, 6m; midence: Wil. 717-24. Ante:- siblc by amm.‘ lectric Ind nutpmobile. (7!! Window andzdoor screens nude and fitted. Pgrch work dispecialty. Roux-a moved Ind raw-d. Wells rod. Zion Institutions and In- dustries, Zion ll. 3 tf Why paper Wu:- y‘all: whefi such a high- LUST. STK'AYED Uuuv dug M11319. l/kJn x. n . un ‘ up have dug fehxale. annwern w name of "Quwn". Libtm! rut-uni. for her rvturn or infu-mmmn as: m whvrvulmuu, H. M. Long. NORTH SHORE CEMETER‘L ~ On Green Hay road and Eithnth st... orth Chicago; a h'mMy dcvelc‘ped modern necropolb; perpe- tunl care fur efltirg um: Ipeci‘l individual lot A n n_,,_ an- ml k Why paper Mr walls whe such a mgn~ 1y artistic an§§much more an faflm'y ofiect can be prod“ ‘ wiLh yaint. : See It G, Swar-Ltrnuber, _r the mfaniexi Phone Zion lSS-M‘ ' 4-7 pd EXCHANGE jm- Highland Park or Highâ€" mxu! prvpz-rty‘my two flat mun-0 residence Mia-l} locatwi n Chicauu Andreas 31-) N. Grevn Bay Run .- G-n, pd FR EH 0hr kx-zunif-n unltrzrmenl with 3100 kuduk wokk. l‘owluping and printlnm Mmk us your films, We uuarfinu-e mlisfnc- lion Uur north is the \vry bred H E. (‘hnn'lltfl (‘0‘. I-Ivnnunn, H! R i DANCING Every I'huzxda) r-vemnu u! Janvs' ha”, WHâ€" mcttr. Unncv ‘ilh strains of harmank‘us music E-m‘uw ha chum! to "JOyland" of the anth Sh. W KuHu Hullu (‘hlfl G dsfiix‘pd Er) Enqzurwn unt. Ali" i~ ML ‘3 Sill \ $1 1‘! ’A Mr. an“. M) spending Lhit Ind. \\ lfilk \\ \.\ RN \ N'! H! .»\.\ Mix H "of? filaféfviafi'r'efés' a, 7w: A‘mld. tn :iu gefrrul ‘. hm“! nun, Lake crest ,\ ) 1L)“ Vfi'ASTEU , Work :v» u. pr dug Prhale Tamil} Av V," ' \«Mu-wâ€" J M Pr! smUATIOE WANTED \I Hill 1..I~t.Thursduy v, p i “7 KHNM ~\\u,, pom 2mm dad rvcmw rewa Mrs, immlvr mix [)nNs making by the day A: n14 "V 10% \A AN'I EX) Ry woman with . A L-.. n, ‘ ufx \y.\:\”n~:n 1W MISCELLAN EOUS [HELP WA NTI-ZD VLHixi sum L Maul wk, 11 'I H. :I Mrs Ex pm m flu“ NW CONCERT ‘ :n {he swarms“ M 1-2. mod, Salunlay h'vnimz, April umpires nf 0“ String Ihmd rmm ‘ u -t and uthev («L ‘mpch‘nr [Mind d Iv‘ ‘ H LOS'I by Amkricnn boy. at shop‘ Addrflx l duy n n m in (mm of \xL' pockk'l book. Hndcr v c n \flrd No questions 6 Dd \VQ‘Q h UR STOLEN â€"- GreuE kewféli-gt. 7' 60d , Work of any kind an: family prvlerred, J M Prams ()Cfiui. ”mp memum: n \lrg Ur'btrn M 1r: w be such a MRI?- “stan ffiegt .,, mrul V Kbiflewurk \s first clam, (m Hay road. 1% pd Rxgdun an- Mort-1st own h..u<.-work ' ch-nnim: .uwwurk gm‘ Tr! d «THIN! heridnn t'. pd fir 63M) iipd pd AT mm HONDA! THIRTY FIVE ARE NAMED Will Make Trip to»Rockford in Automobiles to Attend Ju- dicial Convention Saturday The Lake County Republican Cen- tral Committee met in the court house- at Waukegan Monday after- noon at two o'clock for;the purpose of selecting thirty-five delegates to the judicial convention to be held ‘at Rockfnrd Saturday. ‘ , The meeting was presldwl over by Supervisor \‘l. J. Stratton of Ingle- side, chairman of the County Central Cummlttw: W. (I. Samson of Wau- kegan was svcrvtary. .. I, A motiun was made that the chair- man appoint thv delegation. Mr. Slmlmn appuimed the following men: P. l.. l’t‘rsnnr‘h T, J. Stahl. A. l“. lle-aubivn, Elam l. .l‘lark, W. A. lH-nn. L. 1’. Hanna. Paul MacGufâ€" :in. lienj. M. Miller. E. V. Orvis, .lulln l). Pom, H M. Runyard, W. 4;. Strung. .lumvs, (l. Welrh, William l'. Weiss, L, t). Brnckwuy. Clarence \\'. llix'vr. (ii-urge BEll'h’lUVV, J. H. llul'mx, Edward (‘lmrud. A. V. Smith. Tin-n. l‘lul‘li)‘, vll'hll ll. Thumus, “C“- l')‘ B. l'lger. Srnlt llovoy, ll. W. l'hun'hill,‘ W. J. Smith. lra W. Huld- ridm‘. -lUllLL\ V. Bulz, (‘nnrad~ Hol- stvm, W. (l. Sams‘un. Max Przybur- ski. Martin (T Decker, K. 5. Gail, .lnhn 1.. HM]. llvnry J. Fulvy. Aftm~ the uppuinting of delegates a resululiun was presented and adopt ml. instructing the delegates to sup- port the sitting judges, namely, C. (‘, Edwards. R. K. Welsh and Ed~ ward D. Shurtlefl‘. Judge Edwards was called \upon {or a speech and ruspunded, The delegates will meet at the cuux‘t house early Saturday morning, the plan being to put under way at eight o'clock if possible, as the trip will be made in automobiles. Meetings were held in all the coun- ties Monday to name and instruct delegatvs who will intend the con- Vehtinll Be-aubivn. Noun. [4. fin. Iienj. John H l}. Straw: I] Weiss. R. R. BLACKWOOI) Al)- l)RESSES \VOMAN'S (‘Ll'B and the endorsement of the Kinder» gurtvn bill now before We State as- sembly. Thosv resolutions were recent- ly passed by the cheration of \V0â€" man's Club of thv lmh Congressional District in annual sessinn represent- ing 9.000 members and lust Weak were adopted ununinmusly by the Elm Place 1'. 'I‘. A. Copies of these reso- lutions are to he sent to our repre- sentativvs aml In the memlim‘s of the i-nmmitteos on appropriations. Mrs. Francis Uvaérctt in a short talk gave sumo important reasons why the state distributable fund should for a state distributable fund of ; $20,000,000? ! Short and interesting reports of .the Tenth District Federation meet, {ing held at Glencoe on March 17th lwere given by Mrs. Harry A. Luther and Mrs. Geo. W. Rosseter. by raised from $fi,000.00 to $20.000,~ 000 this year; (a) Illinois is 2nd in wealth in the L'. S., but, is 24th in educational rank and support of its schnols: lh) schools arv running into (lvbt at the rate of $15,000,000 a year; 1c) 160,000 children are nnw being taught in basement and unsuitable mums and threw out Hf {our tvachors an- nndmutrainml and nearly all tum-hers are underpaid. New York has a distributable fund of $32,500,- 000; Ohio this year with a wealth of $308,000,000 has raised its dis~ Lributuble fund to $19,000,000 and as the wealth of Illinois is $15,484,000,- 000 can we not justly hope and work for a state distributable fund of Miss Helen Daniels sang two groups :of songs in a charming manner. Miss lMuller was at the piano. â€" l Following the program refresh- lments were served with Mrs. Geo. W. iRosseter as chairman of hostesses. (‘.0Ll EGE BOOSTERS ‘ START CAMPAIGN} Realizing that the best way to at-i tract new students to Lake Forest college is through the students who] are enjoying its privileges, Presidentt Moore has organized among the stu- dents what has been termed the Lake} ‘Forest College Booster Assmiation.‘ At the head of this group is William: ‘Grant Mct‘ollcy. n senioim He hasi been largely responsible for some oil ;the very practical and unusual meth-: ods of acquainting the immediate vici- l inity with the advantages and opporâ€"j :tunitics of Lake Forest College. He‘ has organized the student body into igroups of one kind or nnother, makâ€" ging each group responsible for a cer- tain amount of specified work lam-l E nection with making the name of Lake I Forest known far and wide. His first ”move was to send out a circular letâ€" 'iter to all the high achool students lwithin a radius of fifty miles of Lake lForest. This letter was signed by {his own name as president of the stu- ;dent organization. Following this let- ‘Tter he has sent requests to the prin- itciples asking for an opportunity to ' speak to the juniors and seniors of githe school. Aiready he and one or g‘two other members of the committee Erhavo spoken to threc‘or four assemâ€" Association is Active in Drive for New Students; High Schools are Visited c(‘ontinued from Page 1» x are nnw being ; and unsuitable Hf {our tvachors and nearly all ondary ghoul: Ewo of the basket ball games oflt‘lie College varsity have how played a; high school floors. In Feb- ruary thy team iron 3 hotly come-tr .ed gamé'5with Bfloit 001W. playing he gamq before a large crowd at the Waukegam high uhool. hater during the samii month a game was played with Northwestern College on the Deerfieldg’Shields high school floor. bfihe Cxiunty Collectgr: IL is stated by the attorneys that it will be im- possible to get a decision of the court before‘the l5th of April. but that property owners may sqfely wait un- til the 30th of April before paying ,taxes and by so doing will incur no penalty other than; costs amounting to 1?. menu on each separate real esâ€" tate description. Property owners should understand that the contemâ€" plated court proceeding is to be brought {Or the bcnolit of all owners of rval estate in Highland Park and that if a favorable derision is reachâ€" ed, all taxpayers will be benefited by it. The only uhjcctilm to taxes as now extcndul on the Collector's books that will be urged and heard in the con- templated court proceeding is that arising um of the horizontal raise in Highland Park valuatiuns attempted by tho Board of Review in 1919. The Supreme Court has held that the Board of Review in so acting did not pro- ceed in conformity with the law and that the raise was therefore illegal. Notwithstanding this decision, the County Clerk extended taxes for the year 1920 upon the valuations as at- tempted to be raised by the Board of Review, the result being that the taxes extended against all Highland Park real extant“ are. to a considerable ex- tent, illegal. It has been reported that there are‘ other irrqggilarities in the 1920 taxes? which wduid not stand the test of careful exgmination, but the City‘ authorities :who have encouraged the City Attorney to file-the bill for in-i junction, have not felt warranted in‘i attacking any nthcx feature of the; $920 times {than that part which has; been adjudged unlawful by the de-E cision of the Supreme Court. Every? effort {vill‘ be made to push the pm~§ «ceding to an early hearing and to ad-i vise property owners” promp y of the? Court’s decision. Meanwélle those‘ . a ‘ who have not. paid their h xes are advised of the contemplated action so that they may govern themselves accordingly. Some of the people who are urgent- Lv demanding wnstruction of houses haw. so fa;r failed to put a doliar or two in the bank to help make up the $1 1000 000 000 needed for that pur- M 1'.)"" ....C,-__--___- , baled at Bbhhnd Yuk. Shh: o! Illinoh. at the close of business on the 3):: any of March. H421. as mule w the Auditor o! Pubfic Accounts of me Sufi of Illinois. pur- suant to law. RESOURCES . r... a.» .. Highlfinflil’atkfitmfiank 'I‘-AL iihéwlodle Ind wax. 5 C. 1'. GRANT. C {Shah of mind-Learnt! o} 14kt. SS. l, CIPi’tlI Stock 2, Sunk:- -... . a. Undivmed Profl’ Net) A mm“. 1-.U-t' Pu-k 8mg Bunk. do“. « than :1: t k tn: knowlodle 1n baud. _ 'Eiih-éim tn}! own ‘0 6th dty o! Agfil, 1b21. .. ,A (SEAL) “any Mitchel) a??? 539 Milo Order Total Linbmtia .. .,= fl #8653.” I. C. F. 939$“ Cllhkr of gunman. d" -;-A [nuns and Din-aunts . ..8 676,727“ Overdrlfbi .. . V 6‘9.” U S Gmdmment Investment: 80,300.00 Other Bond: Ind chlu . . 455,959.75 Banking Home, Furniture Ind Fixture: . . V ._ 34.451.” on." an! ame' 'L'I 2,770.2; Due from Banks. Canh, Ex- chm-me». Checks Ind Collection- 135,651.62 Deposih Reserves ’1me 80003ng TRIP) TAX SITUATlON (t‘éntinuod {mm Page 1) OFFICIAL PUBLICATION Report of the Condition of .... -_,,, Bunk. do column]! In D. F. 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