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Great interest ha been amused in all music circles over the contest. On Sunday. April 9, Mr. Finston and his Chicago Thcntm Symphony Orchestra are devoting their entire Sunday morning symphony concert (11:45 a. m.) to numbers from the,contest list. and the management is offering spe- cial students rate (half price) to all schools where a contest is being held. In the grade school contest at New Trier Elm Place ranked third, with Evanston, Dist. 75 leading. and Wil- mette second. Glencoe was fourth and Winnetka fifth. The final team for Elm Place will be Kathryn Wayne. Eliubeth BoothLDorothy May, Anne Wood and Clover’ Benson. The five students r‘nking highest from eav'h school will constitute the team that goes to Orchestra Hall. Deerfield’s five will be June Freeman, Virginia 0nderdonk and Harriet Gor- by, each of whom had perfect score: (250). Elizabeth Holland (249) and Edna Walther (240). Henry Dick- inson will be alternate. Out. of a possible total score for each team of 5000 points, New Trier totaled 4799 ngninst Deerfield's 4357. This was lamb in the way of a try- out for the find event of the contest, the program at Orchestra Hall on Sat- urday. April 15, and both schools are to be congntultted on- the result. Elm Place Makes Good Showing in Music Memory Test Saturday NEW TRIER EDGES OUT DEERFIELD IN CONTEST The Highlanh Park Press NUMBER 6 Published weekly by JOHN L. Unzu. and PAUL L. UDELL. at Highland Park, Lnke County. Illinois Entered as second class matter March 1, 1911. as the post olfice at High- land Park, Illinois, under the Act of March 3. 1879. IA ALBERT LXRSON Stationer PhoucSG’ the beauty of flowers, and green grass once more covering the somber spaces, and the returning birds, all give the artist and poet an inspiration for lovely design and verse for nur Easter Cards. ‘â€" PAGE SEX HIGHLAND PARK TRUST 8: SAVINGS BANK HORTON I. IAVOI Opportunities THE OPENING BUD lie all around for the man who has “ready money.” The man who hasn’t it is always embarrassed by seeing the other fellow seize the “big chance’.’ and forge ahead. Don’t envy him his “luck.” Practice his forethought. 'Why not open your'Sav- ings Account here Today? The amount don» ’t count. I t '3 the start that’s the thing Most of us know better but few of Us do better. V It is to be hoped that the north ishore will turn out a splendid deleâ€" 'gation of parenteend students to hear 'the program at Orchestra Hall. It is lto be held at 2:15 p. m. Saturday, EApril 15. I Mr. Stock and the management. are Qdonating their services, and it is a lproject which deserves the whole» ‘hearted support of all patrons of the {schools interested. Besides the con- [test numbers the orchestra will give I: coneert while the papers are beinmr ggraded and the winners announced. 'The tickets will be on sale at the door‘; get 25, 35 and 50 cents, so that ell stu-I identa as well as parents can well af-l ;ford to 2‘0. Civilization is the art of living on! this earth 5 Serve other: and other: will serve you gladly. x Some men look meanâ€"in self-pm tection. Busincss is only a form of teach ing. “The Bank of Persoml Service” For the contest at Orchestra Hall prizes have been offered to the win- ning schools. consisting of 1 Lyon Healy grand piano. 14 Brunswick and a Cheney phonOgraph to the high schools; and a Messner “Monogram piano. 8 Columbia and 3 Victor talk- ing' machine to grade schools. Local theatres in all sections have been co- operating by using music from the contest list. Some men are successful fnilures 1922 will reward the survivor THURSDAY. APRIL 6. 1922 080.6! I. GOODNOW Vitoâ€"Predict The Junior Star ( 'hnpu' r ning a! erncr. Eastern will meet tho: home All you Star Ire Mr. and Mn. Herman Goldberg are waiving cunmtuluiom on the hzrth of a d-uzhten born Mondny .1 the Highlnnd Park bospilnl. Omar Stuenkcl who i! n :tudent u Purdue College. 1nd. spent. the took end with his pannu Mr. and In. Smenkel. Mr. and In. Richmond Dean who u";- in Florida will return to High- land Pnrk shortly utter Bum. Hrs. Archibdd Alarm-by lld two childrvn span the Vat and in Don, Plainem as the gum o! In. Le Roy Dickinson. - l . Mrs. Nam-wait is spending thi- ‘week in Ft. Wayne, lnd., waiting yfriends and relatives. The Ladies Md society of the Lutherln chumh will meet this sher- noon It the home of In. Anon! Kittnnn. Mrs. (‘hnrles Dnlnmnn of Denver. ( 010.. with her little son an visiting her sister Mrs. H H. Sellery. Mr. 1nd Mrs. George R. LA Shane. 199 Ravine drive, an the Puppy parents of a son. born April In. Little Bili}:1'homu~in quite ionsly ill at his home on Green mad with pneumonia. Mrs. Willium Guyot has réturnod from Olney, 111., when she attended the golden gyfiverury of her punts. Dr. and Mn. Hear) Sthuman will 3 return Saturday from Europe when pth ey spent the put few months. I D. (‘. l‘uniy Sons hlve received in request from a firm in Holllnd to 'a-ct Is the Agent for Nu Fininh for Mr. and Mrs. MIX Engeh are re- ceiving congratulations on the bird: of a daughter, yesterday morning. Mrs. M. W. Driscoll in flaking her sister Mrs. J. T. Koody o! Tampu, Fin. ‘ Mr. John V. Non-ma and daughter Miss Marion and Dr. Edvurd Nor~ .cross have returned from New Or- ‘lelns. L... and Pu Christina. Hill. Mr. and Mrs. George M. Bard luv: returned from Florida where they spent the wimer and ure It the Moraine hotel. a request from I act :3 the Agent that country. l Mr. A. C. Moore. who underwent An opernion at the Pmbyurhn hunk, al, Chicago, March, 10th, has returned to {lighlnnd Park And is u the Rich- land l’urk hospital. Mr. Moore in getting along nicely. Misg Emma Hupprich spent the week end in Mldison. Wis.. visiting relatives. mmmm minr Star Club of Campbdl will meet next Hominy oveâ€" tho: home oi” Iiu Flor-nee All young, people 0! the Star nre invited to mud. mam nu this. am int. HAIRY PAUL Omr Swan ”noun“. MI W» day (of mitotic- u dint“: (a! School Diurid 11!. Accord vb hi: (Honda, Ir. 8‘“! In. M district in a wry MH- Mtlndtheybelhwbolhouldm dccud. i ‘ Mr‘ (‘Mrlen F. Hiya, Dunc» Hc candid-u for the mug-w: : State Reptucuulive in tho M M [tori-l district, In: a m d prod- ]nent Democra- in Highland Put iuvcnl dayl thi- “ek. ‘ Ir. Edward Warm Ck, Chi. hubenonthcdcklmfotthom“ ("din ‘ Mr. and In. White eta-neon“ Mr. and In. H F. Civ- ‘l'nndny "cub: I The executive board of (he Ameflcn Shop will meet M, pu ril10.:...tl30pm,rno|l921,: Am Building. Chicano. , mnma. “muâ€""ii. 66.7.3.5 a; run {or school dim, District I111. Election, Saturday. Apr“ 8th. ' Mr. and Mn. Clark. N. w hue returned from m Sprim, All, where any Ciel“ lb winter. ‘ Mn. [-2. E. Farmer who bu but: on the nick list in very loch ill- proved. 1. «many 11: will; mm but it wu reported'flnt the h 3“ along floaty. Min Kuhn Hick.- who in touch- inx at St. Chub. 111.. open! but week fit} her punk Ir. W In. Alt. and In. Loo ll. Cb hm parent; at I Burbank“, born lut‘ Mr. Willi-m Bind-n who has been on the nick list in getting M nicely. In. John Carl Richter left last night to: Duluth. Ilium. View. his will vi." friends. 8h. will “to visit It [tampons And a Paul. In. T. P. Ind-nu and III-gum Veto-h a! law. Wt... open! My with hot daughter In. High Marty. ‘ Sarah Louderbuk who upon! the put week with her haunt: Mr. bad In. W. J. louder“. MUM Hominy to Otoutx when the to a stuck-m. Mr. and In. George 1 moving from Green Bay Deerfield. Kr. and Rh. Got. A. I“ luv. "turned fun Now Orleans. L... and Pu Chrbthn. Kin. Ruth Bournlquo who attend: Uh- Willnm School, New York, ‘ mun Int week with her parents Mr. N In. E. A. Bonniqu. S Min Marjorie Ion-it! II cow to her home with lull-nu. mu lurk! Payne who and". nut-WWII: “$0.8. Luke- hotpiul bu recanted but. and in “unfunny nutty. Kr. md In. W. A. Alanna“ ad In. C. G. Mound" bit Tuesday for WM» Sulphur Sprint- to mend I for Inch. 11:. m1 In. A. c. ucmxinn have returned from Flor“. when they upon! the put few months. [colic Dreiske in in tho Hithlaod Part boopiul "Rel-in: from n Wheuthomul!of-M 1m Wodnaday. He will tum Capt. MrGr-lh l‘nmp No. 51 United Spnni-h Wu Veteran. will give I dam Saturday evening. April 12nd in the Poet Gymnuinn. Pt. Eight children will hr waif.“ u the Zion Lutheran church next Sunday morning. The Wumnn'n Homr and Fon Missionary Surely 0! {hr M. E. church will meet next Tuesday It autumn-p. Th.- unnunl humnm- nwrlln‘ Ind: election of "morn hf the Norflil Show Fathom “umun’n 1mm» will b:- hvld on ThundJ)‘. April 1303‘ I! um- o'clock in! {h “'Inndkl‘ Woman's club. l i l l l Mm Blanche Mason bu )ufl re. turned from Europe and is It pm- en! Visiting at the home of he! fuller. Mr. Alex-nan 01mm: Ill- son of than city. In In Min ”non will nturn lo Pan: when rhr iI to ibe married in the curl)‘ pan uf Jan to the Honornhlt- \‘pn'olnd Telu- m'tsky. Inu- (‘bef dv DIVlllun in the Ministry a! Commerce and Agflcul. tun- under the Tur m l'rtroxnd. Thv wedding ”“1th Will he- held .1 (hr I‘lrilhn Writ of the Fl")! Ar- rondiument. at UN- Ame-nun Epin- mpul (March 0! ”~- Holy 'Drlnity and Il (he Run-um Orthndox «lurch. Mr. and Mn Mun-n “1H ncrompuny Misl Manon un her n-lun. u. Pgm and will luv pn-srm a! lhc-N- NN-‘ nlunlm- ' Willi-nu. Joseph!” Unwind: l- ly, Marian Ind III-[um 8 la. Allan Wolff. Henry Boyd. Jr.. Jack Georgi and Pumll Ben-on. [40.5.0 Smith. Eliubelh Ind Edward Rmn. Lola Fearing, Elizabeth and ”QM. Holland, Barbara Shipnu, CHM Binzh-m. Dania MINI". 'Jnniu Ingram. yum a: director at the Jaw School a! Dual Watery. mo. Th natal will uh plant a lis- Iuhy'l midom find“). “i Pnrk "um: 1nd all those int-m up man, invited to be proud. Students appearing w: W Byrd. Emily Noun“. Comm film “hm-“1M George Harder bu ’63} Hoover, REPAIRS FOR ALL APPLIANC* ' an a}!!! W mm or : IRONS, PEROOLA'I‘ORS, 'I‘OASTERS a HEATING PADS, Gum mad HUBER ELECTRIC SHOP ”tullhlmu THEMARVELOUS ‘ Extrichm - - -$33 A high grade Iron, guaranteed 1 year’ Samplesofallinourdiaphyroohé See Them All Uhdefi ‘ One Roof ‘ 1 "I‘ll. SUPERIOR ‘ NIAGARA: One Pound Assorted Chocolate by Greer Value $1.00 , THOR ' EDEN i EASY A. 3.0‘ Trade Your“ Old Washing MachinJ Friday, Saturday, Sunday EARL W. GSELL DECKER HUBER Spe‘cial Sale Price 69 Cents YOUR OLD'CLIANH THIN [N “ADI VACUUM CLEANERS PROMENADE PACKAGE Pharmacist . J.‘Smi‘ Glut. EASYmRMS' a. sevenâ€"um m J UN K Pit-oi“ WW. Llej $3 [1 year? .i ‘ ‘Mat‘mfl'h \.