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ption of President Wil- mon organized the law son. t‘assels and Potter, I had“. with offices in building. Chicago. r: tn Attorney General Ek‘nvrsm conductxd the ‘ (}"‘.’<'T.'XL‘F LCD Small 5' van chairman of the :CES ENING TAINMENT «Dancing nuorney was appointed l prosccutur of the 5' trust. Ickers‘ prosecution was Vilkerson was made dis» succeeding Mr. Sims. on is 53. He was born Ma. studied law at Deâ€" iky and was admitted to 193. After retiring us , Jami-t gnome! '10]- ‘0‘ lechase ti and 17 'icmzmph (2 miles) ies each day [inhui'ndn In : Station ‘ne H. l'. 266 \ vnmmlssion uf Illiâ€" appmmment. $15.85 ~01.|Ht)n) $19.10 $24.55 '1‘1 ) 1* IT \l -rrl,~nn in T‘ l 'hur mxance ‘ikll'd ELM PLACE BUILDING UNDER CONSTRUCTWN WORK IN FULL PROGRESS New Building to be Used as Inâ€" termediate School. Chas. E. Anderson Company Contractors N UMBER 22 Work on the new building at Elm Place tn be known as the Intermedi- ate School, is now well under way. the Charles B. Anderson Company of Chicago having it in charge. As explained in a previous issue of the Press the new building will immedi- ately adjoin the Primary Building on the north, utilizing in part the walls of that building. The westward- facing front of the building will stand out 25 feet beyond the west wall of the former building and extend north 148 feet. This will bring the building entirely across the nvine and its north wall will be well beyond the north margin of the ravine. The building will be supported upon piers sunlginto the ravine valley and con- crete north and south walls crossing the rgvine. These concrete outer walls will extend up out of the ra- vine ‘to the first floor level which is continuous with the basement floor of t primary building. Above this level he walls will be of red brick carriqd up tw0 stories 9' 'I‘hd~ boiler and coal room will occu-3 by 3 south ‘ py a1 sub-basement room made excavating a potion of the wall of the ravine extending beyond the northezwt corner of the primary building. The roof of the coal room‘ will becrme a part of the driveway.‘ The earth to be removed will be used to fill up the portion of the ravine valley crossed by the building. This. filling will not be readily apparent because of the construction along the xvi-st front. At each end of this front the wall of the building for at out a dis-‘ tance of 11 feet. and the distance be-- width of :29 feet stands projecting, gable-like fronts will be occupied by an open concrete bridge with a parapet. the bridge being about ‘00 feet long. This tween these bridge “ill be supported by a con: creté span hl'i ftft wide. Below the centrr of the arch win be a concrete pool on 11 level a little above the floor of the valley. The brook flowing to- wards the pool and the center of the arch will be made to disappear in a 10nduit under the pool but the water of the pool which is to be fed from the drip of the drinking fountains will slip oxer its edge into the con~ duit below. The apron and span of the bridge will practically screen off the filling under the building and as the brook reappears in its old channel on the other side of the build-; ing the ravine will seem undisturbed. 1 arms: COOGAN 1N To those who were privileged 1o! know him the death of John Fitch Curtis, on Friday last. July 21st. in' ‘his ninetieth year comes with a senw; of personal bereavement for he “as ‘a man of rare qualities of heart and: mind with a positive genius furl friendship. Mr. -Curtis was born in Pawlet, Rutland County, Vermont. on April 91h, 13753. and was the son of Johnl ‘G. and Lucy Fitch Curtis. bothi natives of Vermont. He was married on Christmas day 1860, to Harriet‘ S. \\'1lson.1laughter of Mr. and )irs.' Edwin Wilson of Rochester, Newé York. whom he survived by ten yours.‘ and who is nti'ectionately remembered. by many in Highland Park. 1 Soon after his marriage Mr. Curtis came to Chicago and was engaged in business there until his retirement, isome thirty fi-ve years ago. For the. :past fifteen years his home has been '11. 0F c. PLAN PICNI! } s1 NDAY. Al GUST 271 iCombined (nuncils Plan Huge? Afiair to be Held at the 1 9 Forest Preserve ‘ JACKIE COOGAN 1N “TROUBLE." MONDAY Pearl Theatre will present the fol- lowing: program of pictures next, wee : Sundny, Gloria Swanson in “Under the lush." adapted from the noted nm' . “The Shulamite;" Monday and Tuetday. Jackie Coogan, Wallace Beefy and Gloria Hope in “Trouble;" Wednesday and Thursday, Jas. Kirk- wo‘ml. Anna Q. Nilsson and Dorothy Cumming in "The Man from Home;" Friday. Wallace Reid in “The Hell meg-9.45;" Saturday. Katherine Mac- ........... Friday. Wallace Reid in “The Hell Diggers; ' Saturday Katherine Mac- Donald in Domestic Relations. ' Mat,- inee at 2. 30 Saturday. See program (:1 back page of paper. SPECIAL MEETING SUN. AT RAILROAD MEN'S HOME The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Union meeting association will hold their next meeting at the Rtilmad Men‘s home Sunday, July 30th. This meeting will be known as afi“Vi5imti0n Day Meeting" and all mhm‘ztt-rs and their families are in- vitvd to attend. Mr. John O'Keefe, Manager of the Home. has promised tqdo all in his power to make the duy 0 e of pleasure to all who attend. A C ml Officer of the B, of L. E. and G l. A. is expected to be present. qt mm AN APPOINTED a 2.: , BY PRES. HASTINGS F ;Chairmen of the various com- tees of the Park District Golf club h been named by President Rol- la‘ Hastings. They are as follow:.: M bet-ship. Paul L. Udell; Finance, Ed and Conrad; Sports and Pas- ' s. A. Olson; Greens, 0. L. Lund- , ; House and Grounds, Willim Wi n; Rules and Regulations. 8. A. Hintz. The various chairmen will Ippoint the other members of their reflective committees. know him tho death of John Fitch Curtis, on Friday lust. July 2lut. in his ninetieth year, comes with a sense of personal bereavement, for he was a man of rare qualities of heart and mind with a positive genius fur friendship. Mr. Curtis was born in Pawlvt, Rutland County, Vermont. un April 91h, 13753. and was the son of John G. and Lucy Fitch Curtis. both natiws of Vermont. He was married on Christmas day 1860, to Harriet S. \\'ilson.«laughtvr of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wilson of Rochester, New York. whom he survived by wn yvxirs. and who is nfi'vctinnatvly rcmvmlwrml by many in Highland Park. Soon aftrr his marriage Mr. Curtis came to Chicago and was engaged in business there until his retireme'nt some thirty-five years ago. For the past. fifteen years his home has been Quilmette council, Knights of Col- umbus, which is composed pnrtially of Highland Parkers, was honored last Friday evening at the clubrooma of University council. in Rogers Park, at a combined meeting of Ouilmette, Newman, University and Ravenswaod councils. The purpose of the seasionil was to form a committee to arrange] details {or the picnic of the comm bined groups which is to take place[ Sunday. August 27, at the Cook; county Forest Preserve lt Glenview.! William C. Napier, grand knighti of Ouilmette. who during his term} of two years’ leadership of the north! shore knights boosted the membershipi of his council more than 100 per cent.‘ wus appointed general chairman ofl the committee. His assistant is Jim Marr of University. Nic Wink, local ice cream dealer. will be represented on Ouilmettae’s re- freshment group. Gregory Sheahen, finsnciul secretary. vii-placed on the relief committee. \VARRANT ISSUED FOR ARREST OF ASSAILANT J. H. Buchanan Charges That Farunoto Shot at Him and Then Ran Afiri) 9‘ yr! .1833 JOHN FITCH CURTIS m ! Mr. Curtis wss s msn of_wide: :n-udnu: nnd of sound judzment IndE lu- pussmscd such an sbounding fund. nz‘ l'hflrity and good will that his lifoi radiated happiness and overflowcd' gwith kindliness. so that he enriched the liws of all with whom he cum in-' .t.» tnuch. He wss s mun of simple? . faith and of deep religious conviction,‘ zand sinrc the esrly years of his m. :idl "iv in (‘ hiiago was “minted with Mr. \‘m-mnhorm'an Ch‘ln‘h and found light Mid comfort in the revel-lions nf the grest Swedish mystic. His! faith in the future life was so surel that death had no terrors {or him and i i he died as he had lived peacefully and} in the sure hope of I blessed immor- ‘ tnlity. .'i'he executive committee of the hos- 'pital. @0111le of C. 1'. Benton, Walter H. BaldWin. Richmond Doom :1 ,‘J. , Hastings. H. H. Hitthwck. Jun! :0 Pick and E. V. Price, hnvo fl. \Af-"Eri the rim-Hon. and have do. pi'cd that in mkition mutt be built at. unoc. Th]: Win Cost 8150,” ".JS 4 «>1 mated and will give the Mb! I !s-ixty bed “Duchy. The W ‘cummitm -hn gin-My "and Id)- scriptzom {or more than “9,” d ’the amount needed. in Highland Park at 33K Linden Ava, when he died. He is survived by I‘nrw dapghters, Mrs. Will H. Moore. Mrs, W. F. McWhinm-y Ind Mn. l-Iuguw .-\. Bourniquc. and I son, Mr. John F. L. Curtin. WILL CANVASS CITY ‘FOR HOSPITAL FUNDS 51.30.000.00 TO BE RAISED Solicitation Committee Meet- Tonight at City Hall to Complete Plans for Drive The solisitation committee for the Highland Park hospitll drive for f'mm will hold 1 meeting It the city lull this evening. beginning at 7:30 p. m. A number of prominent citi-l 7.0m; are included in the group which will canvass the city during the mxt few weeks. A preliminny meeting was held last Sunday .evenin' at the home of Walter H. Baldwin, llflvuke avenue. George Lytton wu elected chairman. Hr. haldwin nude 3 short ulk. outlining the work done by the hospiul during {Hr past few years. and telling o! the pnw‘vn! needs of the institution. The limitations of the pin-sent equipment won- ilmslr‘ted by the situnthn that any: It (ht time of the "HM accident at I‘lm'ey crossing when the hospiml had to take care of anal mvn Whn were seriously injured.‘ At 1’ ..: ’timc, it WM slid. ”Yard parionts, who were not fully mound had to be removed in order to rush :‘nnm for the injured men. _ ~. 3 At the meeting tonight definite plans'vfll be made for u name of Highland Pltk. ‘ he city will be dividéd into districh. end a cepuin wan be chosen to heal each district. HIGHLAND PARK. ILLINOIS THURSDAY. JULY fl. m: 2-1.3 (‘HEMINEAI"' AUGUST 5 L Dancing Enjoyed Three other Rarinin up": novol. ‘ “in IR getting close to the horizon: . TN 3‘ In- Xuvier lxmux'l “Lo Chom- 3 inns-u". Nut-nu" “L'Amko Pritx".{ 1 and Vrr’di'l ‘Otdh". "be ”rampart me fin! of those will be given Sunr- Way. Augmn 5, ncmrdxnx to ndvusa» gunnouna-mrnh. Definite data haw? ‘ 1;"! been set for the otMn. 3 l i« as follows: thy n! R: lflâ€"“Tou-I", with Gen. tL’e Didur, C.hnm!ee D'Angdo Pul- :Irinu-n Mllatuu 1-.er and Tofl ! Snturdny I! 3: 00â€" Orcheslm con- i The prutrnm {or the following M l Sinnrs Added to WI) Eve- ning Program Prose Good Drawing Cards! "lob- engrin" SIturdIy In the mam-r o! loud-y evening c-unceru, Hr. Eek-Vein is no! dupoood {aluminum-them." unending. Thu: 0! hi- m were indudod in last Monday! ”ugh-g Quota. Huh. Thin Wmoon children from the urioul noflh show communmu will present I Pam-ant of Amcflcm Hiltory It thima. in plan 0! the ususl Thursday afternoon chfldm’l program. Each city [mp will pm unhone opined: of the pal-3L Bertha L. [In is in charge of on nhir. and trunk ha been arranged for it by Ilrl. Marx Oberndorfcr. 'Timi. Evening “Pmlud” will be gin-n. with Dux. Harrold, Bulletin. Mnrr Ind Pultrink-ri. Saturday It 8:15â€"“L0hcntfin”. with Dux, Kingston. In". Gentle. Ballast" Ind D' An‘do. Sundly at 3:15â€"m0nham prognm Sand-y n Risa-”(‘lrmen'fi VIM: Buursknya. Muriu. Hanold, Ballast". Rothier. Roselle. Palm, D'Angelu and Pull rinien. mm. ; Tuesd-y .: fl'ISâ€""Romeo .nd: w. and In. A. [-2. Smith “a Ir. Julifl". with Pareto. Han-old, 3.1m.§.nd In. Cinema: 11. Win mun-a xer, Rothier. Roselle. Pdtrimcri, 1)'- u Sundny from a W trip to Atlan- Anzelo, Maluesu and (bu-emu. ltic City, tnd our" outrun plnou. “‘t-dm-sday at fi'lf»~ â€""Tuhcn", Withj The nntiongl (‘03th a! th Em Gentle. Dixlur. (‘humlc-e, D‘Angelo.‘lodp at Atlantic City, to which Ir. PulKrIml-ri. Mulnlwu, IVAnzI-lm'Fnl-‘leun "yd Ir. Wm wen dew co and Taft. wu porhlpu tho M Ma. -â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"" Fever nude by the lodge. Then m HOSKINB BUYS GREEN 440 band. md 16M m in E3? an CE BEAM ‘ACl‘oRy’p-nde. nd 100.000 mum I Câ€"â€"â€"- I inlmtheumdnra. J. ' luau. M. 0.. was - E: gang": "33351.33. (3': Quad sum nan. E l-‘Tuesdu at Y1 15â€"‘ 'Romeo and Juliet" ‘ith Pareto Hamid Bailou- xer, Rothier. Roselle. Putnmcri D'- Anzelo, Malntesu and (bmmn. E. C. Hashim, manager locnl 0‘50: 0! the North Shore GI: (30.. has purybued lb. F. B. Gnu ice cream fuuury, and will take p00- seuion soon. He vlll bandit the suns excellent grade of let cm- ” Ht. Green and will nah . pur- uculu cflort to give [4:81 cm the best of urvlce. l! candldau m fumble he will intrau- tho capacity of tho plum withln I {0' months. Ir. Hakim will continue hi: work with the North Show 6“ Co. irfGl-m will. mulls kn Righ- hnd Park temporarily. but In plun- nlng to nuke bk hon. hm in Dec SALE FOR CHARITY AT MORAINE HOTEL AUG. 8-4 A toy uh“!!! AM! sale will ho bidj at an Honing haul “and" and‘ Friday, Aug. 8-4. for M at “The Home Club." in I nun-j net-flan ball. {or «in. WI with chitin: a» man. In. Jot Harris. In. Edwin I'm-u and In. A. Dan (‘amptnu min chm of Wu. ‘11:. mt home It 4296 Ellis unnu- h M“ for the demand and an don II being made fur n fupd to pmcuro l “ROI building. ’1 1 Plain... CHICAGO MAN BUYS BATTERY STA‘HON twin: limits: at Clue-co bu purchased the Central Battery su- doll. in Central "can. fro-B . E. Sebmoder Ir. Schmdu Inga. Mnflundku “tartan“! 0P". M- ‘dmflar Mil M Duringthwarbmmm amt-“0M8“ {515$}: an Lu. W... when ha I. Agent ’1" age Durant at. PARADE DECORATIONS DISPLAYBD AT C. C. Nomi-y at 5:15â€"- Orrin-tn prod “Oh. ain‘t vu- :oc fun" mud m h m- main "pm-don from .1! 'ho Iv waded the Iuonk pfiqflc held yu- urday in Sum! Park nub: an un- p'ru of A. 0. Fa Lodge .No. 073. One of the lam“ emit M haw 9v" uu-ndod can of those "warhe- uumblod {or the annual first. It u- like one H: loudly vomit-v to- gether {or I {ll-fl! "Inks. 'fll aflr «noon vru spam in phyla; an” and in run- and' much um um: evidenced in the tug. of m for man. vouch gm! chute; Prim m IASONIC ncmc mum we: clown AWlum-botmm-ur- Mmme-lnkaw mm inumuu,thu mnhd non winning ivy-urondflhll. A memakophydmtb nummummuum mtthefatmvonbynmnof (wiltmybouobmml mool‘huvomonwfllnduudnyh flhnit'l wan-punt?“ he oval-g mm W In dancing. delightful music being tumult-I! by the Yom Inn's chb auburn. lo- fmhnenu were and to manna. (some a! an kiddiu getting man than that than.) All "pond I won dough“! due. ”I. "m clmed with music furnished by I qunru-t DELEGATES TO ELKS CONVEN’HON RETURN HirhludPlrkMkDi-dfin Suekoomwlthl’nd At Dam. Pu. an Highland Put trunk:- at: In the an dining mmmmmw rm! Lu: Thursday a (by m in; non Am. New, Y3! Ir. Clan Butler. 3 m nul- dom a! 0n county line. p“ one con. Pour. C. Hm a“ four bushel-I. In. luau-d adulation In. August; Reiko. hln. mm Gua- dov. In. Am. "all and mu! grad. chum and m [and ichfldm. - In Wuh'ln'ui II. 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