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1J Ait $ .. 3IH y & _ €! <. I ,\ f « x lig | Mss @ $s 1 3 4 \ 2 "’”.' | ‘i : 7 m c [ Rs.:4 ; % (*~% B ‘5.‘ _ S A ‘ Cc w > 3 § & $] l i olb n onts ' + H i (eapariat 42 PCb nt s Seatuatihe PS ‘ , Nee "" fls C «?& ® B 1P Web .: $ ic hapas 1h i erees oo on cakt i "’“’F‘r' ,W.f_nafir?v ifabstoPieit O .. oo Sapette| L..- ’4“9' * .h’" <4 use lfl he SOLDIERS MEMORIAL OAKk Pai Granite Cut and Erected by "We try to encourage every comâ€" piler of family histories to deposit a copy in the library, for they are often invaluable in a legal way, and certainly for historical lore." \P "We have any number of beautiful leather bound books giving the story of wealthy Illinois families. Some of these ¢ost as much as $100 each and have been donated to the library. \"We hope ultimately to have acâ€" cess i: all thoe early marriage recâ€" ords of every county in the state. We try to collect the membership lists of early churches. Many family hisâ€" tories are on file here and more are coming in. $ s d J. H. ANDERSON MONUMENT Co. "Most of ~the early settlers in sout Illinois came from Kenâ€" Virginia, the Carolinas and T. while the northern part of the state was settled by people from New‘ England. The New Engâ€" land branches are comparatively easy to look up for the eastern records are well preserved.. But so many of the southern records were burned in the Civil cln when many court houses were destroyed by fire. . i**Many of the requestswe receive il‘;. I?). vague as to ;:u ridiculous," Osborne said. * e‘are even :m to tell us who their. great fathers were, Otgeu say. ‘please tell me whether Adam Jones, my mt. great grandfather lived in Ilinois.‘ The Jones and Smith families are bugbears hereâ€"there are so many of them. ; a‘s “'l':: requests are turned over to f genealogists who search ‘the ;mm of books and . records of ‘ s counties and cities, and famâ€" ily histories. ‘The ‘department head, Miss Georgia Osborne, has specialized in genealogical work and has comâ€" piled several works herself. TATT Siuin Sss mad S . 0cC L3hristensen "‘The majority of the requests come hqn[ persons wishing‘ to â€" establish their claims to patriotic organizations such as the Daughters of the Ameriâ€" can Revolution to which only persons having an ancestor in the revolutionâ€" ary war nr; eligible. . . ers of (family [fortunes also form a large part of p‘eofio writâ€" ing in to the department. Many of these are legitimate heirs of wealthy families founded many years ago in Ame Others have heard a vague i ‘of money left in trust for them by: t, great grandparents. A proportion are professional grafters who try to boister up false claims to relationship with wealthy families., is / In quest of mythical or real for> tnmt and distinguished family trees, people from the entire United States write to the gencalogical department of dlt‘miuoh state historical library for information of their ancegtors, without ‘any obligation on your part a book of: facts we know you will read with interest. Write or phone to Lake County Engineering Co., 384 Central Avenue, Highland Park, I1l, PAGE SIX WANT GENEALOGY TRACED MANY SEEK FA&LY TREES FOR FORTUNE Many Absurd Requests Received by State Der‘:lament Which® However Is Able to Aid > We Make the Better Cla We Will Send You 1151 Ravenswood A‘ve !\\ Wreite for Catalogue Phone H.;P. 2139 Worthy Applicants atoiits Snd t ce ioees ies elmonie arieine dongec nc mm teac FRCE E. Distributors 20 E. Jackson Bivd., Chicage Write for free booklet Memorials Early Settlers “Autv:bmnq is teaching . people how to Wwalk safely," he explains. "An active motorist is also an active walkâ€" er, for in using the he has addiâ€" tional need forwa%li in congested districts.. He knows which way to look when he steps across a oneâ€"way street, and. when g at crogsâ€" ings he is aware of everâ€"present hazard" of the car that is making a right.â€"hand turn. // | ‘ a majority of pedestrian accidents inâ€" volving persons who have had no ¢xâ€" perience ~in> -Iundé' ‘"cats. â€" This statement ties up with observations made by the American Automobile association with which the losal clyub is closely identified., & . impi i he faces as a pedestri :'W‘l;ofl:;‘:p ‘ywat;ilfi';ilg;.g‘ga:i‘:gi g:d:;:n he walks he conducts the idea au 4 A o linely. ; ; people forget how 3 nlk‘wrll _do well | ae?ordmcnz wwho 0e aot. driv to revise that impression. hed b'i cmmhnve t con on 9P g Th:a h;utb;{ «:yo;q_ :m&mm“ oef th’g! stopping distance. â€" They: l:“ Charles M. Hayes, presic the ; i Shgie, being o omaie h i e in eroaa en yome statiufics / my. portions. The real dangers o * attsiing to ME Mapss: rempit:| mape tini sttediion witle C fooio Tes chront i A ing over things tha atively few automi;le drivers k'“e!:::yb:‘}li.l:’e’;ygto hem then"" caught off their gubard when walking ) AUTO DRIV AID IN PROPER W Head of Motor |Club s Car O:ention flqlhsefi‘zx How to Walk high stavdard 'iréi\.}éss and purity has never been permitted to vary or gro ess. $ . . : Try it â€" then o§ will know the real delight of genuinely pure, Try it â€" rich milk This great bepefit is due to the calcium (lime) content found in milk. This li a precious aid to teeth â€" an aid you canhct afford to be without â€" no matter what your age ‘may be. Use BOWMAN‘S MILK in full confidence.. For fifty years its Both young an #)ld can have better, stronger and whiter teeth if they regular ‘une BOWMAN‘S MILK â€" at least a quart a day. uo ; ; % E Owing Henry Cor in the coll me to call not consid me your | titled to. I am tion and i by any In asking for your support for Representative I do so with the belief that I can give you as good service in the legislature as I have given the people of MceH unty the past twelve years in other â€" positions st. ts In the year 1914 I was appointed chief deputy sheriff of &acHenry County and served in that capacity for tEfour years, at the end of which I took over the gg es of Sheriff, having been nominated and elected by a large majority.> _ : For th¢e information of those who do not know me personflly, I wish to give you a brief outline of my public|eareer. f e "A At the expiration of my term ‘as Sheriff, the voters of MéHenry County again honored me their choige for County Treasurer, which office. have conducted in a manner which, I believe, has made me) many friends and loyal supporters througho cHenry County. § To the Voters of McHenry, Lake and Bpone Counties : â€"_â€"On Ap i_ils, 1926, it will be your duty to nomâ€" inate on the Republican ticket three representaâ€" tives to represent you in the next legislature, . | Being A candidate for that office, I am asking for your &a and support. | sA RO IN PROP McHe EIGH Repub t a candidate of any political organizaâ€" ; ;iected will go to Springfield not bound mises or obligations. : to the fact that, as Treasurer of Mcâ€" Ll , this is my busiest time of the year on of taxes, it may be impossible for uU you personally, so I trust you will r this a neglect on my part and will give support, which I: believe I am enâ€" Republican Candidate for TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT fepresentative nry,. Boone and Lake Counties ican Candidate for Representative Y J. STEWART ROY J. STEWART OW MAN DAIRY COMPANY to be proud of TE E T H MILL (Political Advertising) Yours truly, Ramsey MacDonald~ of England, thief of the British labor party, who lost his post because while in office as premier he fell for the blandishâ€" ments of a swallowâ€"tail, knee brecchâ€" es and silk stockings, now has a comâ€" panior in misery. / J. (H. Thomas, another British labor leader, is being uuilt‘d by Comrade Cook of (the British ‘mine workers union because "When the automobile driver walks he does it in a competent manner and when he crosses streets at policed inâ€" tersections he makes allowances for the inability of the officer to look out for everyone. , Automobiling shows the motorist & perfect picture of the danger hbe faces as a pedestrian, and so when he walks he conducts himself accordingly. fRI: ‘"Persons who do not drive motor cars have no conception of speed or stopping distance. They sgsee traffic from a narrow angle, being unable to see hazards in their proper proâ€" portions. The real dangers often esâ€" cape their> attention while they .are busy worrying over things that would DINNER COAT TABOO FOR BRITISH LABOR At Least Two Leaders "In Bad" â€" Because 'l‘he&;‘Fell Fot" <â€"~~Dress thes â€" THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS, HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS o nse is A busine:s man for khefl mea}maf'a Je Your vote and supnort will was rtc,enu'gbf ) wearing a dinâ€" er jfiket. e fact that he wore trousers instead of knee breeches may rhaps save him, but if these disâ€" tes continue, British parliamentary and labor bodies may ‘find it necesâ€" for the proper ¢onduct of their roceedings to install a tailor side by gide with the chairman at their reâ€" gpective meetings, and the tape measâ€" ure may become as important as the rules of order. | ~Claimed the women should ciltivatei heir voices, and many cf them get onsiderable training of the same by alling <the ‘children to com: in and t ready for school. ; 2 | The United States is said to be tafe from attack by air, but itiuot/ at &ll safe from attack by hot air. / _ â€" 368 Central Ave. ‘Highland Park Phone H. P. 2443 IN ALL ITS BRANCHES â€" J. A. Torstenson&Co. Imported and Domestic W AL L P A PE R $ \ 4 N/liâ€" ie DECORATING PAIN TING For _sheriff means a business adminstration and ltport will be appreciated . _ PRESS WANT ADS BRING RE SULTS T gl?u%v al:‘avte: «â€" » hd EB TDA Y cruing ind n Sheriff t18 U Clean, Comfortable Cars \Parcel Racks for Southâ€"â€"Week Days i car resorvatio Wtw&&afi&afl,% e South~â€"â€"Sundays HIGHLAND PARKâ€"CHICA 11 11 Ticket Agentâ€"E. C.OHRMUXDâ€"Telephone 2 U 9 40 Effective M | hgtim a‘y." m TRAINS Onâ€"Chrixtmas, New Y M ving. SUNDAY schiebUre Chicag w1ll also be operate 13'03 nig 11. 4 hi bj North â€"â€"Week Northâ€"Sun TH 11 § Pa s APRI wighien 1t 18 M Nb tC i in aunt, | honor Re E‘ foll ol Efi L Har e 18 br s rhirtk mt NCB "TH hetr 860 My IW Mis Ne tak it ) Y€ d