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AY, AVU x 1 giGHLAND PARK BOYS ‘ CET HONORS AT CAMP closing exercises of the school n gave evidence of the unusual _ After the most successful season in is history of seven years Camp evelt packed its tents Saturday five hundred "veterans" ;started _ The Juniors, 12 to 14 years old, more than two hundred and fifty of bem, developed into the finest, snapâ€" sÂ¥eterans" Strike Tents and Leave Camp Roosevelt ; Vice > . President Dawes Visits "*_â€" During Closing Week s ress made by students in junior j high school classes in this ronment. The R. O. T. C. company, wz had more intensive military taining looked like regular soldiers." Al returned home in good health, and the determination as j to sustain the reputation of Roosevelt through the coming winter and to return next year. Once more thils â€" unusual combination of wilitary training, school, athletics, 3w , first ajd and cther instrucâ€" tion 0 '.mu'lxnnt post under the is proved itself a boy builder and dev of the best qualities of $ hip. â€" A d3 of Highland Park boys prizes for distinction in varâ€" foos of activity at Camp Rceoseâ€" utWarks. M O ""Amen ar hi;"rt . one.a :s‘.;:'b M‘ An 7, Lafs are -("' 1bed, "'; ‘ th l Webster Dowd received a iry training â€" medal. Private f Chase got a marksman and medal. Privates Barrett Mason , ige Beers received basic medals and in addition Beers was awarded an hevement â€" medal. Private Melâ€" bourne got a marksman and basic medal. Private Robert Childs received a basic medal and a long range bar. ; ites Peter Prato, Samuel Holmes, mwy Parkin and John Putnam also attended the camp. All of these boys were in theâ€" Segior camp or R. 0. T. C. _ Slote than 20 miles of temporary Nwk have been laid in construction tÂ¥ of the new North Shore Extenâ€" ®t line of the Chicago, North Shore "u milwaukee raway,> being built * from Dempster street, Niles Bet, to Lake Forest. d C iporary track has been lai Mw road to the: south, fte a station will be built, and will C ilde rl to Dempster xstx'ee‘ti.l tE is progressing very rapidly. $han 1000 men are working. MHen are quartered in two main i, ong.at Blodgett on the Deerâ€" a and the other at Libertyâ€" ‘boys by Viceâ€"President Dawes, who visited the camp Wednesday of mt week accompanied by Mrs. Dawes. e S ident was received at the ®atrance to the camp by the band and . A and escorted to headquarters. | M the mess the hosts of the party, Which also included Major W. W. #, commanding Fort Sheridan, and the boys by Yrs. West, were Colonel and Mrs. ard and Major Moore, the Comâ€" Sing officer of the camp. Y 20 MILES OF _ . TEMPORARY TRACK ) The H Bt locomotives and more than are used in the filling in of which will require about heubic yards of dirt. ; i the roadbed is filled, the temâ€" Hack will be replaced with t tracks of heavy steel for These honors were bestowed upon will. be given by the MoL the Grace M. E. church; toâ€" ."‘"i Â¥day) on the church lawn. ul be side shows, fortune tellâ€" * Bsh bond for the kiddies and s . " Cream and cake, and everyâ€" tlles 41 ... _ __ + La44¢, angd everyâ€" . " Lt #0es.to make a happy > The carnival is open. to the P Don‘t forget, this evening at e ; aw‘ YAL TONIGHT AT SRACE M. E. CHURCH PRIZES AWARDED of boys to be found anyâ€" The decision of the Buick Motor Co.| to dispose ~of â€" its ~Evanston il‘ branch brought numerous &applica for the franchise. The fact that iti was finally awarded to John T. Fi Gibbons, propriptor of the North Shore Buick Co. at Highland Park, is ‘regarded as a signal tribute to Mr, FitzGibbons‘ : merchandising â€" ability.| | Starting several years ago with o | | a few thousand dollars‘ capital, f‘lns made the Buick car one .of the most nu us and popular motor veâ€" <hicles om shore highways. A loyâ€"| al, extensive clientele has been bu lti | up because Mr. FitzGibbons is a fi | believer in personal servige. i North Shore Buick _ Takes Over Evanston Buick Factory Sales The Evanston Buick sales and serâ€" vice plant is one of the most compl ‘ of its kind in Cook county, and in anâ€" nual volume of business ranks near the top of the list. Sales offices ; maintained at 1030 Davis‘ street and service is rendered at 1572 Maple An announcement of particular inâ€" terest to north ;:!on automobile ~ ers embodies i ormation that North Shore Buick Co. of Highland Park chas acquired the retail sales business of the Buick Motor Co., in Evanston, which has been .cond as a direct factory branch for the last six years. While no official statement ha:s been issued by Buick officials in : nection with the deal, veteran autoâ€" mobile men are convinced that : transfer of the Evanston branch to private hands presages the retirement of the Buick factory from retail 4 activities in this territory. SBullivan, Pyott Star, May Pitch for Visitors According. to Rumor â€" | ._The following â€"program ‘of pictu will be shown at Pearl Theatre ne week: x* . Associated with â€"Mr.,FitzGipbons will be Leonard A. James, who been connected with Evanston branch of the Cadillac Motor Co. | Mr. Ja has been identified with motor car Continued on page 8. & "JUST A WOMAN" TO BE ; sSHOWN HERE 2 DAfl[S "The White Desert" to be Shown Friday Night; "Wild Jusâ€" t â€" Aice" Two Days .. 1 Tonight and tomorrow night, Clai Windsor, Pat O‘Malley, Rognt Fraâ€" ser in "The White Desert";> Saturâ€" day, Fred Thomas and his fanto horse Silver King in "The Wild Bull‘s Lair"; Sunday and Monday, Uni Artists presents Peter the Great "Wild Justice"; Tuesday ‘and Wednesâ€" day, Conway Tearle, Claire Windsor and. Percy Marmont in “Just’r. Womâ€" an"; Thursday and Fridgy, Tom M and Tony the wonder horse in "The Licky Horseshoe"; Saturday, Jane Novak in "The Danger Signal." Maâ€" tinee Saturday. See program on local page of this paper. *4 LIBERTYYVILLE NEXT FOR ELKS BALL TEA Next Sunday the Elks will \pl Libertyville in their‘ fifth and 12 game. Libertyville is out to win t game and have sighed up a group stars from the Midwest . League. is rumoredâ€" that "Lefty" Sullive the Pyott star, will pitch for them. Robert Schneider, small son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Schneider of Oakw avenue, was knocked down by an auâ€" tomobile near his home Monday afâ€" ternoon, receiving a gash on his head and numercus bruises on his body. Just how the accident o¢currted co not be determined, as apparently one witnessed the ceremony. A Mr. Erskine and his wifeof Michigan the owners of the car which struck the hoy. > Je { t A week from , Sunday the Elks phy'the'E\yanldn Progressives, ‘ star colored team. They beat Glenâ€" view and aré out to beat the Elk CHILD INJURED WHEN _| |S STRUCK BY AUTOMOBILE )‘ view and are out to ‘D°al UNC DJR September 6 the first game h Glenview will be played, and an a attraction is promised for that day. More news next week. DANCE WEDNESDAY AT | OAK TERRACE SCHOOL The Parentâ€"Teacher Association | of the Oak Terrace School will give a dance in the auditorium ‘ next W nesday evening for the benefit of general fund of the association. Sherâ€" idan‘s orchestra will furnish the muâ€" ighland Park Press st is of It | _ The Fort Sheridan fire department through the quartermaster: departâ€" im‘ent. has‘ installed a new Gamewell Ifire alarm |system. . The. nine fire alarm boxes have been placed at‘varâ€" ‘rious places on the reservation. | . The Fort Sheridan fire department is one of t}:e best organized in the lshbe. The installation of the new | alarm systeJn is just one step among | many which have contributed toward | making an jalmost perfect fireâ€"fightâ€" | ing ‘machinL of the department. Lieut. Smith flew a large five pasâ€" senger plng: of the latest model. He lis said to be the world‘s highest paid 1oxhibition hflyer. On July Fourth of this year he won the silver cup at the Great Lakes Meet, in competition lwith army, navy, and civilian planes. Among those who made the frip ’with the aviator here were: Charles Delhaye, Gust. Pouloplos, H. K. Coale, | Jr., Paul Udell, George Holland, iClan Holland, Harry Holland of Deâ€" troit, Mrs.;W. E. Holland, Beryl Holâ€" !lund, Clifton Franklin, and Warner James Malget, Deerfield Brickâ€" maker, Victim of Accident on Ridge Road Last Satâ€" urday ‘Evening ‘ DRIVER KILLED WHEN . AUTO TURNS TORTLE TWO OTHERS ARB INJURED James Malget,‘ 27, whose home is on the County Line road near Wauâ€" kegan road, was crushed to death Saturday, evening when the car which he was driving skidded on a curve and turned over twice. The accident ocâ€" curred on ;idge road |near the Augâ€" ust Johnson.farm, between Deerfield road .and &Avey road. ~With him in the car were his son and his brothâ€" erâ€"inâ€"law from: Evanston. Both es: caped with;minor injuries, o4 Malget s ‘taking the / car out for a tryout, intending to purchase the machine if it should prove to be satisfactory. He had been ‘driving a Ford and was not accustomed to the operation of the larger car. *" At the curve the macHine swerved too far and then turned turtle.‘Asâ€" sistance was summoned, but the inâ€" jured man{died soon after the acciâ€" dent. $ > s R. M. Gallagher, the chief, has been at Fort Sheridan for five years. Preâ€" vious to that he was for thirteen years a member of Engine Co. No. 5 of the Muskegon fire depgrtment, and it is largely through the efforts of Chief Gallagher that the Fort Sheriâ€" dan department has rédched its presâ€" ent state of efficiencey. / 1 An inqnefit was held by Coroner J. L. Taylor, and an autopsy disclosed the fact ‘that death was caused by hemorrhages |resulting from internal injuries. | , eral services were held Tuesday morning at the Holy Cross Church, and interment was in St. ;Mary‘s cemetery. . stt FORT SHERIDAN HAS _ NEW ALARM SYSTEM Fire Department at the Post Is One of the Best In > y < the State _â€"James Malget was employed as a brickmaker, by, the National : Brick Company. (He is survived ‘by a wife and two children, the eldest being two years old.. The Malgets have lived in thes Jorin house on the County Line road for about a year. F ..‘The brick) yard was closed Tuesday out of respert for the deceased. : Funâ€" A number of residents of Highland Park availed themselves of an opâ€" portunity tz gee this city from the air last Friday afternoon (when Lieut. Hart Smith made a few advertising passenger flights from a landing field one and a half miles west of the city on Park avenue. . ; Sunday. Lieut. Smith flew at Glenâ€" coe, landington a field west of the city on the Northbrook read. ENJOY SEEING CITY | | FROM PLANE FRII#AY Several Highland Park People Make Trips With Exhiâ€" ‘bition Flier 3 HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS,THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1925 Turriff The Boy Scouts of Highland Park are much in need of a car.to transâ€" port ~to and from their camp on the Plaines river. <If anyâ€" body, a club or a citizen, in Highâ€" land Park, has a used car which the boys can use, and will donate or even lend it to ‘boys, he will be filling a longâ€"felt need. - 7 ‘ sCoUTS APPEAL: : ~FOR USE OF AUTO BODY RECOVERED SUNDAY Mateo Locatelli, 23, an employee at the ‘Moraine botel, was drowned last Friday afternoon while swimming in the lake near the hotel. A companion caught hold of him, but was unable to pull himâ€"to safety. i Locatelli worked at the hotel until early in the afternoon, and then ate a heavy meal before going to the lake. It is believed that this caused him to suffer cramps after he had been in the cold water.a short ‘time. Drowning followed a struggle against a strong. undercurrent, which finally swept the man out into water above his depth. His companion, another employe of the hotel, was a much smaller man. Other swimers not far away were talled to fcor help ‘but Locatelli sank before any of them could | reach him. The gccident occurred about $:15 O'CbCk. i } Life Guard James Griffith respondâ€" ed to an alarm sent in a short time later, and attempted: to locate the body. The search lasted throughout the rest of the afterncon and evqnmfl but was nnavailing. ~The: water i said ‘to be about fifteen or {twenty feet deep where the man went down. Sunday morning Griffith succeeded in locating the body. He was notified that the head of a man was showing above the surface of the: water, and upon investigation found that the body of Locatelli had floated to the surface. f A HOTEL EMPLOYE IS) ~ . DROWNED IN LAKE Mateo Locatelli Loses In Strug gle Against Undertow; Inâ€" ~â€"â€"_. quest Held Sunday By Coroner Taylor The train which arrives in Highâ€" wood at 2:12 p. m. daily leaves a bag of mail onâ€" the station platfgrm. Wednesday afternoon as soon as the train had left three men drove up to the platform, took the pouch and then drove i,rapidly ‘southward in Green Bay road. | t + 4 C The body was removed to the Prior undertaking parlors, whence it was taken to the home of ‘Santi Ori, Locatelli‘s uncle, in Highwood. Coroner J. L. Taylor held an inâ€" quest Sunday, and a verdict of acciâ€" dental drowning was returned. â€" Three Men In Ford Truck Get Away With Bag Dropped } From Train . 1 pomtertey io. Th;;ee robbers in a ‘Ford/truck sucâ€" ceeded in getting away With a pouch of mail after it had vdr:x?ti:od,ct the Highwood station Wednesday afternoon. * 1 (* Several workmen who were unloadâ€" ing coal from a flat car near the staâ€" tion witnessed the robbery, but were too far from ‘the scene to shrt purâ€" guit. ; } f oc ty MAIL ROBBERS GET ~POUCH AT HIGHWOOD Postmistress Mary Walsh has notiâ€" fied the federal inspector in charge for this district, (It is believed that the pouch contained first class mail. Whether.or not ~anything â€" fi great value was stclen is not known at pregent. t oo tormeley 3 Syndicate of North Shore and Chicago Men Will Take ~ _\ Over Property F.. P. Wheeler has> just returned !rbmfi another trip to Florida. While flufi he bought an entire city block in Winter Haven‘s business district. This property fronts on Lake Howard. Davivr Wheeler, who has been in Florâ€" ida since early in the spring, secured an option on this property, and a syndicate of North Shore and Chicago business men has been formed to take over the property. . 2 3 Mr, Wheeler also has sécured opâ€" tions on a 200 acre ‘ke front tract, which will adjoin the Eloise Woods develppment at. Winter © Haven, and plans to put on a two million dollar development there this winter./ WHEELER BUYS CITY . ‘__~ BLOCK IN FLORIDA Two men, believed by the police to be professional "bums‘" were picked up e&z the local authorities yesterday afternoon in the ;:0 block in Central avenue. They gave their names as Earl Johnson and Ed. Murphy. From their pockets the police ‘removed misâ€" cellancous ‘articles including a sterâ€" ling silver sugar and cream set, a tin of Sterno "Canned Heat", and two partly chewed dog biscuits. Johnson declared that the silverware had been given to him by the owner to sell for POLICE ARREST TWO IN CENTRAL AVENUE Manheim Lodgé No: 87, I. O.:V., will hold a ptenic, Sfi August 23 | at tllgi:rberg. Grove, bwo miles west Z wood: at the: intersection :of ‘the Half Day and Waukegan roads. ‘Dancing and various g@ames will be "among the features. A bus line will run from the Highwood ."htion to lithe «grove. : >>~~~*~ 3 The street dance, which is _8 unique entertainment, â€"was introduced in Ravinia several years ago by Mr. Lionel. Robertson, and has become so popular â€" each year that it is now looked forward to as one of the "most enjoyable social events of the summer season. w The Annual Street Dance given by the Woman‘s Civic.Club of Ravinia will be held in Ravinia, Saturday eveâ€" ning, August 29. The ‘affair ~will be given for the benefit of the house and grounds fund for the club. +4 . C . No efforts have been spared this year to make this season‘s dance especially attractive. It will be a real Night Carnival with costumes, conâ€" fetti, serpentine, flowersâ€"and all the rest which makes for a gala fete. There will be . prety girls selling cigarettes and flowers, inviting booths where one may obtain refreshments, ice cream, cool drinks, sweets, coffee and doughnutsâ€"grab bags and favor booths and prizes have been offered for the best costumes of the evening. Ravinia Civic Club Street Dance Will Be Given Aug. 29 One of the best orchestras has been engaged to furnish the music for the dancers and there will be fun for all the guests whether they are in cosâ€" tume or not. ® Everybody is welcome. Tickets may be obtained for 50 cents from Mrs. W., 0. Bell, 3 Beech Lane, Highland Park, who is chairman of the social commitâ€" tee or at the entrance to the street. ; Kincaid . street â€"_at the school grounds, between.Roger Williams and Dean avenues, ‘has been selecu&g the party. This will be: lighted by hundreds of ;@lored lights / shining through the trees adding to the splenâ€" dor of the occasion. I y MRS. FORREST WINS ' ° CLASS A TOURNEY Defeats Mrs. Cook at Briergate; Mrs. Simpson Wins In Class B % | Next week‘s program at the Highâ€" land Park theatre will be as follows: {Tonight, Weber and Fields in the screaming comedy> farce "Friendly Enemies"; ~Friday tand â€" Saturday, Gladys Hulette and a splendid cast in "The Night Message";~Bunday© and all next: week, Cecil B. Deâ€" Mille‘s greatest theatrical event of all times, "The ~Ten Commandments" with a cast including Rod La& Roque, Richard Dix, Theodore Roberts, Robert Edeâ€" son, Leatrice Joy, Nita Naldi, Estelle Taylor, Julia Fay and cthers. A maâ€" tinee will be held Tuesday, Wednesâ€" day, Thursday ‘and Saturday. See program on back page of this paâ€" per. In the finals of the club golf championship for women in Class A played off ‘at Briergate last Friday, Mrs. Forrest defeated Mrs. William Cook 3 up and 2 to go. _ 6. THE TEN COMMANDMENTsS t AT H. P. THEATRE ~Highland Puli‘hodco. No. â€" 446, Loyal Order of Moose, .will have .a Labor Day telebration at Sunset Park Sept. 7. There will be races and games during the day and dancing during the evening. A ‘good erchestra will furnish music.‘ At night an Overland toach will be given away. . ' : In:Class B, Mrs. Orval Simpson of Winnetka defeated Mrs. J. A. Bassett of Chicago by one stroke in a nineâ€" teen hole match,. They were tied at the cighteenth. f 7 Te Will Be Shown All Next Week, Matinees Several Afterâ€" . _â€" noons; Other Features ‘The following are members of the Women‘s Sports and Pastimes comâ€" mittee at Briergate: Mrs. Maulsbhy Forrest, Evanston, chairman; Mrs. Charles Harbaugh and Mrs, George Morris, Highland Park; and Mrs. J. A. Bassett and Mrs. H. C. Bruce, Chicago. f s MOOSE. CELEBRATION WILL BE HELD SEPT. 7 CARD PARTY TO BE f + HELD SEPTEMBER 2 | Campbell Chapter No. 712, O.E.S., will hold a five bundred and euchre party Wednesday evening, September 2nd, in Masonic hall. Prizes will be awarded. The public is cordially inâ€" wited to attend. . . 3 ANNUAL PICNIC TO BE HELD SUNDAY, AUG. 23 Yereily erel NB m mt & e . 3e hk & . l fls l P ,‘ . Te 4 8 i8 * o sd can: R :. ues * l With a repertoire of cperas which gives opportunity for all the world artists of Mr. Eckstein‘s roster to us mumpumm â€" appear in favorâ€" C . ninth â€" week of ?~ _ ~Ravinia â€" Opera * \\°â€" «and Congerts ;h f ,t will begin Sunâ€" P | _: day, Aug. 23. ‘\â€" The usual conâ€" f <] gert I% the Chiâ€" v cago Bymphony i Orchestra under Virciio Lazzart â€" the baton of Mr. DeLamarter will be given during the afternoon as a preface to the week‘s events, Alfred Wallenstein appearing as soloist. All seats for these conâ€" certs are free.: Sunday night "Lucia," than which there is no coloratura opera having broader appeal, will be the offering. . Elvira de Hidalgo is scheduled to assume the title role at this performance and Mario Chamlce will be the Edgardo.> Mario Basiolo Continued on page 8 © * Northbrook Day to Be Gala Festival; â€" â€" Offer Many Prizes gram starts with talks by prominent county officials. ‘On the speakers list are State : Rep. > Springer, â€" Sanitary Trustee King, County Commissioners Busse and Wilson, County Board Pres. Cermak, Sheriff ‘go(nu and Wm. Edens, Pres. of IU. Highway Imâ€" provement whm School Princiâ€" pal, Wm. Cray, assisted by Ruth Petâ€" tis will direct a ftew numbers by some of the pupils of Northbrook schocl, and the prize sports of the afternoon will follow. Daredevil Murphy will perform in his air plane and a good band will intersperse the events with concert music. After 6 o‘clockâ€"a popuâ€" lar jazz orchestra will play for the dancers until midnight. The winner of the Ajax 6â€"cylinder automobile will be announced about 11:30, © : All business firms will be closed in Northbrock the entire day in order that the efforts of ¢<veryone â€"can be devoted to the celebration. Parade prizes will be awarded as follows: best decorated float, silver cup; best, decorated lodge float, silver cuip; best| decorated commercial float, silver shield; best decorated pleasure car, silver ¢up; best commercial group, silverâ€" cup; best> pleasure group, silver shield. _ .. Hundreds of valuable presents will be given away to those who register. Mmfiuum»m brook â€" business â€" houses, wholesale firms, women‘s organizations, clubs "L‘Elisir d‘Amore," one of the best liked of <the lighter ~works, will be presented tonight ‘at Ravinia Park with Florence Macheth as the heroine. "Don Pasquale," Donizetti‘s amusâ€" ing opera, will be restored to the Raâ€" vinia. program Friday night.‘ ¢ Mme. Raisa and Mr. Martinelli will have <an . opportunity on Saturday hight â€"to take ‘roles that they have not sung for several years. They will have the leading parts in "The Masked Ball." ‘ \ The coâ€"ordination : â€"of the â€"various organizations in Northbrook under the title of Northbrook Boosters Associaâ€" tion, has ¢ffected a~ highly efficient working unit to make a community‘s first festive occasion, Saturday, Aug. 29, a successful affair. Nothing is beâ€" ing overlooked to furnish the most attractive holiday events. The various committees sense a real obligation to the community folk and visitors from all points of the compass, to have this day :ls with an impression of approval on the public in general, and with some profit for the benefit of the Volunteer Fire Department. 1 All the Famous Artists Will Be The parade committee has . enlisted the coâ€"operation of a wide variety of interests to make a formidable proâ€" cession of marchers and vehicle novâ€" elties, floats, etc. The formation. will agssemble at the intersection of First St. and Walter Ave., . at 10 o‘clock, falling into line at the Village Triâ€" angle from three sides. â€" .. Several silver cups and other prizes will be awarded to the best decorated entries in the various classes, Everyâ€" one is invited to participate. After the parade, the festivities will adjourn for lunch. A committee has arranged for.special service at the refreshment booth and those wishâ€" ing to bring their own baskets are welcome to spread their feast at tables in the grove. At 1:30 the proâ€" "AIDA" TUESDAY EVENING "LUCIA" OFFERED AT â€" ~RAVINIA ON SUNDAY Heard In Various Operas | During Big Ninth Week Program 7 PART 1 NUMBER 2 * %