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&f The charge, such as was recently brought up in Congress that House has tried to make Wilson appear as his puppét will undoubtedly be made by many Democrats who cannot bear: to have any of the obscuring dust of adulation blown .from their idol‘s mBfl there are two most imâ€" ly apparent answers to the charge. First, House has had nothing to do with the preparation of the book. It is not as if he had sat down and in the afterglow of events dicâ€" tated his memoirs, or what he rememâ€" bered as ;.ving happened. He merely turned over the cold facts, in the form of his correspondence and a m which was kept almost daily for ‘years, to an historian, who chose and arranged the material which should appear. And Professor Seymour should â€"certainly be congratâ€" ulated on his choice. He has achieved the very difficult task of making evâ€" erything included seem relevant,.and has woven the disconnected papéers together so closely that they read like a thrilling story. c â€"In the second place it is not likely that a man who through the long years an unbelievably arduous eareer réfused every office and honor â€"and > they were manyâ€"offered to him, was saving up material for this grand climax when in the distant fuâ€" ture his part should be known. No, it is pretty well proven by events that House as Viscount Gréy said of him, "Lo | to get good. accomplished lnq *was content that others should get the credit." He was a character mw‘ in the history of diâ€" p .. As the closest friend of Wilâ€" son he naturally saw his bad points ‘as well as his good, but he always upâ€" held him strenupusly and loyally beâ€" fore ¢he world, â€" t > If there was any one in the world, it mum:ho was allowed an aeroâ€" plane vi of the events of those most stirring days 1914â€"17, it was Colonel House. And now through the reading of his papers we are up in that aeroplane with him, seeing the :3‘ movements that were going on studying their motives : without the obstacles which would intervéne were we to look at them from the ground. Colonel House in his capacity of liaison officer between, ‘not only all the varied elements in his own gountry, but actually between the countries of the world, was probably in intimate contact with more imâ€" mt people than any other indiâ€" at that time. > A,. 8, M. Hutchinson was married on February 19 to Miss Una Rosaâ€" mond Bristowâ€"Gapper. _ News of the wedding which was supposed to be a secret, leaked out and Mr. Hutchinâ€" son, if he had waited ~would have been able to add another chapter to the heartbreaking picture of the sought after novelist in "One Inâ€" creasing Purpose,." Am#d by Charles Seymour. . f} oughton, Mifflin Co. "The man of mystery" has at last unmasked. Colonel House, who durâ€" ing all the years of Wilson‘s adminâ€" ion, was the source of infinite and surmise throughout the entire world, has in the in:rena of history turned over his intimate papers to Charles Seymour Sterling, Professor of History, Yale Univerâ€" gity, for their use in the preparation of these incomparable yvolumes. Brand Whitlock, one of the charâ€" acters mentioned in the Colonel House papers as Ambassador to Belgium, turned wn he was |through with political life to literature. His new novel "m", which has just been pu by Appleton, presents a graphic . picture of the French tennis champion Suzanne Lenglen.. W. L. George, British novelist, who became famous through his studies of women, died on January 80th in Lonâ€" don, of pneumonia. ‘ n f PAGE EIGHT BEHIND THE SCENES OF tHen, Biography, Travel, or Hisâ€" uyrruu:wmppl_flm Are you interested in books of Fieâ€" GOULD, clo The Lake Forester These two volumes of papers take THE GREAT PLAY "THE INTIMATE PAPERS OF COLONEL HOUSE" .. a ‘.uiu(’ ., ,. .‘lf honif" Jl“ a ‘L" i! JUST PARAGRAPHS of tin or sheet metal, for any purpose sreed.lly eut to er. fl‘l;cttems deâ€" sgne? and cut o shoxm‘otice. Our work}| receives ‘commendation : everyâ€" where because: of its thoroughness and finish.. Give us a trial on one job. You will always come here for satisâ€" faction after. / s d Any Size or Shape one{from House‘s early M aining for paugcu career which he receivé in â€"Texas, _ to the the United States into the War in/April 1917. The importance ‘of events intg. whose history we are introduced cannot be exaggerated. Theére is the proposed Panâ€"American Paict; the exâ€" traordinary mission of the Colonel to Europe in the spring of 1914, which if it had been â€" succéssfulâ€"and it came very near to ing soâ€"would came very near to Aeing soâ€"would have prevented the/War; his stateâ€" ment. of the doctrijie of the "Freedom of the Seas"; the Anside history of the famous notes to Germany; the desâ€" perately strained rcl.uq';n- with the Allies, saved over and over again by the tact and: !omicbtl of Colonel House with the aid of the intimate contacts he had established with the statesmien of other countries. It is inâ€" teresting but not pleasgnt to specuâ€" late. upon just what would have hapâ€" pened to this country \;vithout someâ€" one. working in the exact capacity of Colonel House. tm The publication of : these two volâ€" umes, the most â€" important in many years, will change the estimate of the part played by the United States in the eyes of her own citizens and in those of the world. | ' The best book of humor in years Tth: large edition. { $1.175 Boif & Liveright â€"||â€" â€" N. Y. HENRY G. WINTER Anventhralling rovel :of Society ~most _important | historical wotk of this generation. Vols. 1 & $, Illustrated, boxed! _ $10.00 _ HOME TALENT yA «. _ By Louise Closser Hale . A witty, wise and ironic picture of the American stage by a distinâ€" guished actress.. â€" â€"|;* f Henry Holt & Co. Now Ready in Book Form k the rate at which lovers. of A humor are buying p and the Stage Lu.u Ask any Bookseller . DUTTON & Cco. A HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN CO. By Lewis Joseph Vance 48 North First Street Phone 635 | White Fire Gentlemen Prefer Blondes By ANITA LOOS cummainecoe ns beiarnaient The Intimate Papers of COLONEL, HOUSE 500 a day The Election will begin at the hour of 7 A. M. and close at 5 P. M. in the places designated as follows: 1st Precinet, City Hall, Highwood, I!L, 2nd Precinet, Deerfield Shields High School, Vine Ave. and St. Johns Ave., Highland Park, III.; 3rd Precinet, Office H. M. Prior & Co., 27 No. Sherâ€" idan Road, Highland Park, Ill.; 4th Précinct, Old State Bank Bldg., 21 So. St. Johns Ave., Highland Park, III.; 5th Precinet, Mrs.. Lindholm, 1458 ‘Judson Ave., Ravinia, Ill.; 6th Precinct, Patten Bros. Store, 506 No. Green Bay Rd., Highland Park, [1l.; 7th Precinet, Brand Bros. Store, 530 Central Ave., Highland Park, Il!,; 8th Precinet, Edw. Hines Lumber Co. office, Walnut and First Sts., Highâ€" land Park, 1. $ ; The Town Meeting will openâ€" in City Hall, Highland Park, II1., at the hourâ€"of 2 P. M., and after chopsing a Moderator will proceed to hear and consider reports of officers, to approâ€" priate money to defray the neeeqary expenses of the township, and to deâ€" liberate and decide on such measures as may, in pursuance to law, come before the meeting. ; x . Given under my hand this 12th day of March, A. D., 1926. * . ‘| <â€"â€"~~ ALBERT LARSON. The officers=â€"to be elected are:; two assistant Supervisors, one Township Clerk, one Assessor, one Constable to fill vacancy. . 44 8â€"4 voters, residents of the Toniuroof Dezrfield, County of Lake, Illinois, that the Annual Township Meeting and Election of Officers of said Townâ€" ship ‘will take place TUESDAY, THE SIXTH DAY OF APRIL proximo, being the first Tuesday in said month. Helen Martin, Arthur Fox, w-. Henry A.‘ Carpenter, and Mrs. | Edâ€" ward J. Sherwin. s ‘Those taking part in the two proâ€" ductions, "The Best of All Ways," and "The Love of Pete," are Franklin I, Chichester, Mrs. Harry I. Miller, Mrs. F. Kimball Montgomery, Carl Lochner, Mrs. Gould C. Davis, Mrs. The Woman‘s Library club of Glenâ€" coe is presenting two plays Thursday and Friday, March 25 and 26, at the North Shore Methodist church, as a benefit for the building fund. The two plays. selected were written in Theoâ€" dore Hinckley‘s drama class, and were first presented in the Play shop at Northwestern university. â€" Alexander Dean,. director. of the dramatic deâ€" partment of Northwestern: School of Speech, and director of the North Shore Theatre guild, recommended them to ‘the: Library club. â€" Jean O‘Donnell, pupil of the Cavieyâ€"Oukâ€" rainsky Schol of Dancing, petite and winsome ‘danseuse who charmed a large audience at a garden benefit given for the club two seasons, ako at "Craigie ~Lea,": will ‘give « two solo dances between the plays, and M{!b Makguerite Herline will play a piano solo. ‘ M Ralph D. Cushman, Mrs. Doroth&K. Ross, Mrs. William L. McGowen, Miss Something ‘unique in the way of a concert, to be given tonight at the Evanston Woman‘s club, is announcâ€" ed by Northwestern University School of Music, â€" The program will comprise an â€"evening â€" of eighteenth century music . and . will ~present Professor Walter Allen Stults, baritone : and Monica Graham Stults, sopranc, acâ€" companied by ‘Helen Louise Hawks. They will take care of the musical part of the program and Professor Frederick B. Kaye, of the Er;g’lish department at Northwestern, who is an eighteenth century specialist, will interpolate with remarks about the rise of ~certain phases of music in that century. % Thus, there will be a combined oral and musical program that is expected to be altogether new in its contents. Some of the arias from the operas of Handel and his rival, Buononcini, and from ‘the works of John Sebastian Bach will be sung and then Professor Kaye will tell a few anecdotes of a musical sort that hark back a: few hundred years. : Popular songs of the period will then give way to other remarks and anecdotes by P}e{euor Kaye. | "I know little about music," exâ€" plained Professor Kaye, "but I have studied the: period and have ‘some knowledge of the times which brought forth the music that will be sung that evening. So far as I know, this is novel effort, I shall not make .a spoocg but merely interpolate remarks that may chave some relationship to the musie to be sung." Ei UNIQUE CONCERT AT ‘ EVANSTON TONIGHT Glencoe Organization to Give Two on March 25 and 26 In Church { WOMAN‘S ‘LIBRARY | ; | ~â€"*_.~_CLUB PLANS PLAYS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the legal #htoea'th, Century Music to Be Feature of Woman‘s ‘Club Affair THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS, HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS ANNUAL TOWN MEETING AND ELECTION | _ Township Clerk. committee ‘which : is composed of Supervisors Mawman, Garnett and Bairstow will meet at the: h the second and fourth sda to go over‘the plans. â€" [ : "~/ is move is in connect th the recent zohing resolution by the county board. It ig Â¥he aim of the committee in charge to have the resdlution strictly enforced. Announcement was m_:d;i st week by Charles E. Russell, Lake county highway‘ superintendent that the mfninfienmce co::::s:f of the board of : gupervisors at . held at Waukegan, to meet m mo;:ha. for consideration o‘} plans subâ€" mi 2e hn Xtrs ngs haye come to a pret:.â€" dull pass wheth we have to iget excited over some ‘of the ts in George Washington‘s‘life..â€"Des Moines Regâ€" istets" " ; : coUNTY COMMITTEE | . ©. ON‘ZONING TO MEET f tâ€"oras #>| P Plan Sessions Twice a Month to Look After Enforcement of [ New Resolution _ Marcelling ‘:J Manicuring Rooms 8â€"9 New State Bank Bldg. February â€" | Jurpasses the _ Greatest Januad DoDnee BRoTHE . . MOTOR CARS A. G. McPHERSON D. L. MUSTRIC BEAUTY SHOP Touring Car + Roaulste:& ® .‘ Phone for Appointment DrU J’zzrb%'}': Midsummer business in a month of Winter Storms! . . ‘A $10,000,000 investment in new buildings and ‘equipment has brought new high production records but still there are indications of a serious shortage. The time to buy is NOW. 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Carl Yates of the Hiâ€"Â¥Y club also gave an address on the subject, "*What We Should Get Out of This Conference." ing in McHlenty wnnty the board of ng in McHenry county the supervisors ‘announced, a few days ago at Woodstock.. ‘This is expected to cause many residents of the counâ€" ty to pass their Sundays in Lake county, which adjoins, as Sunday dancing is permitted there and banâ€" ned in Wisconsin, f i ied MeHENRY CO. BARS C SUNDAY DANCING For Ladies and Children Only $854.92 Coupe 853.92 Sedan of Lake county n last Friday to ke County Older Hair Bobbin Shampooing men repreâ€" Hours: 8:30 a. m. to 6 p. m Phone Highland J. A.T IN ALL ITS BRANCHES Highland Park Phone H. P; 2443 Amported and tic YÂ¥ A L L P A RS PAIN TING DECORATING THU RSDAY A N D + $906.1 â€"~959.9 Sealp l: i lr{ f iB & x on 0 the of AS sign tor U IS If