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# & § k 7â€"rm. hse, ; er‘av., H..P. ...$55 5â€"rm. mod. fit., Hwd., heated ........$75 8, 4, 5 room flats, Hwd., ....$80 to $45 Single rms., Hwd., wk., ...........$4 & $5 ,rfiuw Houses and ; all sections; reaâ€" Phones H. P. 723â€"J, 2131 SEND YOUR FALL AND WINTER GARMENTS TO THE RELIABLE LAUNDRYâ€" FOR FINE DRY CLEANING AND PRESSING. TEL. HIGHLAND mulln © TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Morning worship at 10;30. Serâ€" mon‘by‘ the pastor. The girls‘ choir will sing. * During this known as the Advent season in $ church, our services ‘will take on something of a pwchflgnu;nwuni We inâ€" vite our people to ‘fiu in that spirâ€" it and with that idea in mind. Let the light of Christmas cast its rays before and let us seek ::dgmer into an appreciation of . the. meaning of Christmas ‘and understand more than ever before the significance of the coming of Jesus into the world. Come and bring your friends. PAGE TEN We reemomend 'ts: as an exâ€" ceptionally : good value. f Special for Quick Sae Reliable party may ‘have very easy terms if p & is made this month. <â€"| / ( i We offer a new 6â€"room a;hd sunâ€" parlor, wellm;concreu oundaâ€" tion, good h [plant, |modern plumbing, a very substantial, modâ€" ern home on 50 ft. lot neu* transâ€" portation; all ;::oro"&emenq in and paid. Price $12,500. | | F. B., Williams Real Estate ACCIDENT AND HEALTH â€" msylumcx : in the Hartford Accident and l i n © i w Sareren e Copivany paysien in h’ your Wâ€"V '1_â€"â€"‘ “T- s salary without dismay â€" and strike the passerby. Thousands M'mrle are laid :r lnnnnllyj»y ng missiles this kind, During convalâ€" Bricks, timber, ice or snow, fallirig from buildings often wl. ESTATE : AUTO AND FIRE INSURANCE TEL 444 (*" / 388 CENTRAL AvEâ€" on in mm macr Telephone Highland Park 1205 EVANGELICAL CHURCH “- mm O W. W. BARTLETT Ask about Insurance Income FIRST CLASS HELP FOR PRIVATE HOMES : 1 GenEFont 536 Central Ave. | Phone 2360 or Res. 2614 MRS. W. S. SORSEN 547 Gray Ave. face injury and loss of FOR RENT hi loyment Buâ€" Unless there are more students takâ€" ing these subjects, the classes will be ued from the regular course night school.â€" Stenography is ught on Mondays and Wednesdays, ut music and current events are ught only on Monday evenings. Sewing and : mechanical drawing | Stenography, â€" music, and current ents are the classes open to anyone to attend night school at rfieldâ€"Shields. | â€"The orchestra which furnished the usic was composed of Walter Sieâ€" 1, Webster .Dowd, Stanley Santi, Bill Daugherty. ; The decoration consisted of brown d yellow streamers on the walls of gym. Punch was served to all hose who were present. _The‘party was chaperoned by Mrs, eisenberger, the mother of Elise nd Marion, and Mrs. Thomas, the other of Hester Ann and McPherâ€" on. & ASSES STILL OPEN ATEVENING SCHOOL â€"Acrobatic stunts by Dudley Onderâ€" onk, Robert Childs, Jack Foley and ore Osborne composed a special eature which was presented about the middle of the program. Among her things were a dance, and "The olga ~Boatmen." â€" The performers ere introduced by Barrett Mason, ho impersonated C. C. Pyle. Dancing to the music of the school orchestra furnished entertainment to the three hundred students who atâ€" tended the ‘Junior Thanksgiving : inâ€" formal in the girls‘ gym last week. JUNIOR INFORMAL AT DEERFIELD SUCCESS Second chief, Nelson Forrest; Inâ€" dian runner, George Shay;Wampumâ€" keeper, Robert White; Medicine man, Walter â€" Willard;Tomâ€"Tom beater, Hamilton Hermant flag bearers, Byâ€" ron Howes and William Decker; > Other _officers will be appointed later. The tribe has now reached its limit in size, eighteen rangers. Meetings nmw Tuesday eveâ€" ning ‘at the El /nfi school, with hikes on alternating Sunday afterâ€" noons. The Sioux Tribe of the Boy Rangers of America, lodge 192, announces the following appointments for the comâ€" ing year, these officers being selected from the Hunter and Warrior deâ€" â€"As Dutch supper parties are being planned precéding the dance so that new people may become acquainted, it is necessary that the committee have the names of those planning to attend immediately. % BOY RANGERS SELECT : OFFICERS FOR YEAR Tickets for the series of four dances may be had for $6 for one couple or $3 for one person. The committee, under the direction of Mrs. Robert Grinnell, has made a special effort to plan dances that will be a pleasure and will further social contact in the community, It especialâ€" ly desires the attendance of all newâ€" comers. If anyone in the community did not receive an invitation it is beâ€" cause the committee did not have his name, and in that case full informaâ€" tion can be obtained by calling Mrs. Grirnell 2034. â€" > The music procured for these dances will delight everyone as it is a three piece Cope Harvey orchestra. The social committée of the Womâ€" an‘s Civic club of Ravinia announces the first of its: winter series of four dances for Décember11, at 9 o‘clock, at the Village house. » t SERIES OF DANCES AT VILLAGE HOUSE asses are filled to their capacity, and nnot take in anyone wishing to take Friday, Dec. 8: Duffy & Duffy vs. Piechietti Bros. yik : Caroni and Guerri still hold first place in the. merryâ€"goâ€"round with a score of 1172. The public is cordially invited to participate in the merryâ€" goâ€"round as applicants may enter by applying to Emmett Moroney before Dec. 20, at the Majestic bowling alâ€" leys. I 5 y This week‘s tournamentâ€" schedule is as follows: es _ Tuesday, Nov. 30: Big Six Stude bakers vs. H. P. Notion Store. Thursday, Dec. 2: Bauer Cab Co vs. North Shore Gas. f BOWLING LEAGUE IS «PLAYING GOOD GAMES Results of Contests Staged Durâ€" ing Past Week; Schedule Monday, Nov. 29: H. P. Press vs. Tony‘s Barber. The â€"North Shore Gas Co. started the fourth week of the business men‘s bowling league by taking two games from â€"Tony‘s Barbers on Nov. 22. Nov. 23, the Big Six Studebakâ€" ers won two from Duffly & Duffy. Piechietti Bros. took two games from the Notion Store on Nov. 25 and on the 26th the Press took a deuce from the Bauer Cab Co. f 5".‘ 'i'g'x ;;.#_g’x Team |. ; Piechietti Bros. Standing of Teams For‘ Won Lost 10 2 |__The Royal N-f‘chbéx;e:msmeet next Wednesday evening, , at t | o‘clock. The annual meeting andd‘h | tion of officers will be held. All memâ€" | bets are urged to attend. _ _ ROYAL NEIGHBORS TO . _ ELECT NEW OFFICERS ie Epworth league of the G nfl'&m church is giving a eom tonight (Thursday) at eight o‘clock in |\the church parlors. Mr. A. C. Grant, tenor, will be the soloist of *ho evrrnin:. § I CONCERT:TONIGHT AT |â€" |\ _ ~GRACE M. E. CHURCH ~ Saturday, Dec: 4â€"Epworth league b&sineu meeting at the church. | Sunday, Dec. 5â€"â€"10:30 a.m., Sunday school; 6 p.m., Epworth league devoâ€" tional meeting; 7 p.m., social hour \ch refreshments; 7:45 p.m., evenâ€" ing services in Swedish. | "A new commandmentâ€"I give unto you, That ye h}"ve one another, as I have loved you." . i Highwood avenue and Evert place. iR‘av. Wm. W Nelson, pastor. â€" Friday, Dec. 8 p.m., the weekly prayer meeting will be held in the Iirl Nielsen home in Lake Forest. Ed Lindenmeyer of Lake Forest reâ€" ported to the e that his Chevrolet r ter was stolen between 6 and 9;45 p. m., No lgqrzs.fromapnk- ing place on East Central avenue. \On November 28 at Central avenue and First street, an Auburn car beâ€" longing to Andrew King of Lake Forâ€" est and a Cadillac car belonging to R. G. Smith of Highland Park came toâ€" gether with sl?zhft damage to both y and Olmod, and turned over. ¢ driver, k Heffern, was not nt. ue ‘\ On November 27 a Pennsylvania oil ck driven by Albert Malmquist, goâ€" west on Wade street, struck a ‘d coupe, driven by R. Bowden, goâ€" ing south on lfoth avenue.. A rear eel of the Ford and running ‘board and fenders were broken. â€" j \ Also on Nov., 26 a Weiland dairy f&mk from Evanston struck the rear ‘an Oldsmobile sedan owned ‘and riven ‘by John Lindstrom of Highâ€" land Park, at the corner of Beach reet and St. Johns avenue. The sedan was somewhat damaged. The er told the police his car was struck after he had stopped. | A truck h nz‘;loud of Chicago ’diibunes from Chicago skidded on the ity pavement, November 26, at Green red in a collision November 26 on orth Green Bay road. Both cars ere somewhat damaged. â€" | On the same day a Hudson coach ed by A. Lea#, Deerfleld, was reâ€" rted to have been stolen the previâ€" s day. It was found abandoned at aukegan. Several automobile accidents of nor character occurred heré during past week, in none of which was nybody materially injured, according the police reports. Two cars were ported stolen. â€" . | John Faulkner of Highland Park, %riying a Ford and Leo Carison of ighwood, driving a Ford sedan figâ€" . These are two outstanding things lof ‘the night. | In plot, the new Operâ€" etta tells of Francois Villon, the begâ€" garâ€"poet of France, and it is adapted from Justin-H’nnsey MeCarthy‘s "If I Were King" in which E. H. Sothern starred years ago, And, to guess from the title, it tells of the beggarâ€"poet who wished to be king, and who was made Grand hal of France,; with th task of whipping the Burgundians :;‘?3% ‘ztfin( France for the descendants those French p‘o:ple who were once ;-ved by the Maid of Orleans, Saint oan of Arc.: His life is at stake, too, for the king tells him that, unless he wins the love of Lady Katherine, he must suffer death; but being Francois Villon, maker of,: beautiful couplets ind doer of great deeds, he whips the urgundians, saves his France, and the lady. / |â€" For Rmell" Janney, its producer, it ‘smacks ‘of a triumph. For Dennis (King who plays the Francois Villon ‘role, hints of stardom and good parts for years to come, for this young man, from amongst a cast of unusual exâ€" icellency, distinguishes himself to that ‘point of rare public favor where a large audience rogred his name again ‘and again and rendered unto him ovaâ€" tion after ovation, $EVERAL ACCIDENTS _ | |\ BUT NOBODY INJURED Cars In Collision and Two Are * Stolen â€" During Week Police Report : They, ‘and that: includes : all proâ€" iducou,’ put out. shows like "The _ V d King" now playing The Great Northern. It is a breath lfrqm the â€" Nineteenth ‘Century of Operetta flavored with modern proâ€" ducing methods and the most magâ€" nificent scenery seen in many a day. The musi¢ by Rudolf Friml, too, has a) dash and . lilt which carries the march songs â€"to tremendously â€" apâ€" plauded finales, while gentler themes are strictly in the mood, ACCLAIM TRIUMPH IN RUSSELL JANNEY‘S PLAY Nineteenth | Century â€" Operetta <~"The Vagabond King" â€" Proves Successful Highwood Pie:tbodist ClmrclE THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS, HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS o PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the Subscriber Executors of the last will and testament of William Tillman,â€" deceased, will attend the Probate Court of Lake County, at a term thereof to be: holden at the Court House in Waukegan, in said County, on the first Monday of Febâ€" ruary next, 1927, when and where all persons having claims against said estate are notified and requested to present the same to said court for adjudication. Mr,. Zack who has been a resident of this town for a short while and a graduate ~of : Deerfieldâ€"Shields high school attended a Chicago law school. After he is formally admitted to the bar in December he will begin pracâ€" ticing either in Highland Park or Chicago. f Mr.. Raymond G. Zack of Highland Park successfully passed the Illinois State Bar examination which was held at Springfield November 16 and 17. k LOCAL RESIDENT PASSES LAW EXAM Quinlan and Tyson, Inc., announce the sale from B. C. Burnham to Misâ€" sionary Sisters, Servants of the Holy Ghost, an Illinois corporation, of the eighteen acres at the southwest corâ€" ner of Winnetka avenue and Wagner road for a consideration of $63,000, The property has been purchased as a site for a large hospital which will be erected . within the coming year. Lewis T. Dodds of the Winnetka ofâ€" fice of Quinlan and Tyson, Inc., was the only. broker. in the transaction. Percy B. Davis of Davis and MeWilâ€" liams represented the seller and F. C. Harbqur represented the buyers. SELL 18 ACRES FOR NEW HOSPITAL SITE The night police early Friday mornâ€" ing discovered a mop leaning against a furnace in the basement of the Northwestern cafe, St. Johns avenue, and already smoldering. They put out the incipient blaze. The firemen received a couple of calls during the last week and the poâ€" lice extinguished one blaze. On Satâ€" urday night the firemen were called to the Theodore Arnswald place on Bobâ€"oâ€"Link road where flames had a good start in a garage. The building and a Ford car were ruined. The alarm was given by a passerby who went to the fire station after noticâ€" ing the fire. The owner did not know of it until the firemen had arrived, the latter report. ‘The other call was to extinguish a truck which had caught fire on Deerfield avenue. ) Lake County Council will hold its regular . meeting in Highland Park Friday evening, December 17, at Witâ€" ten hall. An initiation ceremony will procéed the meeting at which all new members will attend. Part of the newly elected commandâ€" ers address follows: "We are justly prou‘4 that we are legionnaires and members of an organization conceived in :loyalty .and sacrifice, consecrated to the service of our nation and comâ€" rades. The legion is worthy of outr support and must have it. The post has been successful in the past and the only way it can continue its sueâ€" cess is with the support of every. exâ€" service man in the community. We have pledged ourselves to obtain 151 members for 1927. This quota must be, and will be, reached by the help of every member." P FIRE ALARMS DURING WEEK ; GARAGE BURNED Milton K. Tiliman, Arthur B. Tillman Will and ‘Testament of Wilâ€" liam Tillman, deceased. Waukegan, IIl., Nov. 29th, 1926. MS.MAW ‘ 40â€"42pd It has been requested that the name of Constance Shields be placed on the plaque in the high school as she was in the service, also that the plaque be moved to a more prominent position so. that all can see it. The following committees were apâ€" pointed by the commander: Memberâ€" ship â€" n!finry Hansen, Willis Dever, Minor Ludlow; entertainmentâ€"James Moody, â€" Cyrus Dever, Marney Tashâ€" jian; pressâ€"W. W. Reichardt, Stanâ€" ley Gibbs, Rawson Bowden; civieâ€" Frank Ronan, J. B. Card, George Bowden; sick and reliefâ€"Carl Arnsâ€" wald, M. Muéller, R. Marty. Plans are being made for a Past Commanders party to lnAde Decemâ€" ber 9 at Witten hall. 1 exâ€"service men are invited and should bring along their wives and sweethearts as there will be dancing. At the regular business meeting of the Dumaresqâ€"Spencer post of the American Legion Tuesday night ofiâ€" cers for 1927 were installed in a very impressive ceremony. ‘District Comâ€" mander F. F. Owen of the 8th district of Illincis acted as installing officer. Mr. Owen is from Libertyville post and is a well known legionnaire. The officers for 1927 are: Lorin J. Cahn, coramander; James: Moody, first vice commander; W. W. Reichardt, second vice commander; Bernhardt Steigler, finance officer; Henry Hansen, chapâ€" lain; Rawson Bowden, adjutant. The directors are B. Steigler, Frank Ronan and B. Tashjian. LEGION POST INSTALL OFFICERS ON TUESDAY Lorin J., Cahn Is Commander; . Lake County Council to Meet December 17 ADJUDICATION NOTICE E. A. WAREN, PMN@N:::» f 26th, 1926. ATTEST: SECTION 3. That eertain applicaâ€" tions for permits have been, or are nbouttobeuudciorthcm o!npdinetanh;'l‘buupun , gency â€"exists affecting the q health and safety of said City and: ‘ ordinance shallhkedcetullhfi foree from and after its m',‘ proval and publication. ; 7 SAMUEL M. HASTINGE, . â€" BSECTION 2. All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict hereâ€" with are hereby repealed. are to be used in connection with exâ€" isting garages or existing manufacâ€" turing plants where such oils are inâ€" cidental to the business conducted." "id 4 i â€" Be It Ordained by the Council of the i City of Highland Park, Lake Counâ€" B A R A 1’ N ty, Illinois: â€" 4 w â€"â€" It SECTION 1. That sub-p:lrunph * 1 f ‘ (b) of Section 976 of the ighland * Park Code of 1919 be and the same is| Big wooded S..E. corner Fot hereby amended to read as follows: m _All |impts. ip ~!**(b) Whenever application is f J 3 made to install any tank or tanks for Anldr ts the storage (for other than household | * &¢" 3 ABE ,An;., k dos use) for the sale of any of the liquids Prices low.! Terms leasy.. mentioned in Section 973 of this chapâ€" 1 . {] | ter, such application shall be accomâ€" Big wooded : st front; Sq panied by the written consent of a ‘ 4 majority of all the property owners l‘;‘;‘"‘""‘ DPwide + 100|( | according to frontage on both sides bny:l:ut n ts( wap MJ wedrmgeer of the streets surrounding the block = + or square in which it is proposed to *T n p locate said tank or tanks; also the| ~*" #* Highlant '.i written consent of the owners of a $ i . majority of the frontage within three| Chicago Offic 6 Ce *3 hundred (s?o) !ee:.o‘g m side of the rirrnmennentnmmmemmmnmmazaet proposed site of or tanks; oo T ~I 13 and also the written consent of a maâ€" mss . . jority, according to frontage, of the r o e .,’, owners of property on the opposite w,w. C “..' N 1 P side of the street or streets upon |f . § l | which the of the proposed tank | 4 or tanks face, and directly opposite | Phone 444 )‘v ' the property three hundred (300) feet :P snn on either side of said proposed site, , P ’ } f beforeâ€"a permit may be issued. This RRNTING M»,‘ URANGC! provision shall not be applicable to l _ Eo1 ># J the installation of a tank containing ; f Alles |=â€" any of the oils referred to in sertion [ _ yR i *:=> C 973 of this chapter, when such oils 1| â€" RDa~LZ Ilâ€"L£4~ 4 AN ORDINANCE Amending Subâ€"Parâ€" agarph (b) of Section 976 of Highâ€" land Park Code of 1919. The Highland Park Soccer team has just entered the International ‘Footâ€" ball league and will play next year in regular championship against the best clubs of Chicago. . Next Sunday, Dec. 5, one of the best teams of the Chicago league, the Public Service, is coming to face the local eleven on the Highwood field. SsOCCER GAME NEXT SUNDAY IN HIGHWOOD as their guests their husbands. Mr. William Bletsch will give an interâ€" esting talk on "Kinds of Woods." The public is cordially invited. The Mothers‘ club of the Y. W. C. A.will have a special meeting in the Y. W. C. A. club room on Tuesday nithfa Dec. 7, at eight o‘clock, having After an illness of several months Michael J. Cray a Civil war veteran and a former resident of Highland Park passed away Saturday morning at one o‘clock at the home of his daughter, Mrs. B.Eiver of Benton Harbor,, Mich. His wife having preâ€" ceded him in death on February 5 of this year. Mr. Cray leaves to survive him four daughters, Mrs. B. Eiver and Mrs. Chas. Wolf of Benton Harbor, Mich., Mrs. Chas. Hoest of Chicago and Mrs. Gerald Kenney of Rochester, N. Y. and one son A. R. Cray of Chiâ€" cago. Mr. Cray was born in Toronto, Canada on October 22, 1843, and was gightyâ€"three years of age. Y.W.C. A.MOTHERS‘ CLUB HOLD SPECIAL MEEJTNG Mrs. Philip Schreiber of Glencoe returned© Friday from the Highland Park hospital where she underwent a minor operation. CIVIL WAR VETERAN FORMER RESIDENT, DIES Michael J. Cray Passed Away Saturday at Daughter‘s Home In Benton Harbor, Mich. Hays Rhinesmith of Roslyn lane spent Thanksgiving in M uskegon visâ€" Mrs, Fred Preston of Lake Forest formerly of Highland Park, gave a bridge party for her mother, Mrs. Atwater of the Moraine hotel yesâ€" terday. & Sara Margaret Mills was home for the weekâ€"end to attend the Armyâ€" Navy game with her family, _ â€" George Liske, who was burned aâ€" bout the face at Winkel Bros. garage on Saturday, Nov. 20, returned to school Wednesday. ~â€"Al Nafe, Jr., of Roslyn lane, who has been on the sick list for the last two weeks, is still confined to his bed. . Mrs. Arthur W. Vercoe of North Sheridan road, returned home from the hospital last Wednesday and is making steady progress towards reâ€" covery. Mr. ‘and Mrs. Rhinesmith and daughter, Ruth, of Roslyn lane spent Thanksgiving in Hartford, Mich., where they visited Mrs. Rhinesmith‘s brother, Mr. J. E. Hays. K | LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS | Game is called at 2:30 Mayor 40 65x245 foot let in provements in; â€" or "| THURSDAY, DE BTILL 0 ‘ 50 foot lot Par $100.00 â€" .00 â€"p month â€" Ni Beautiful lot in I ; 50 185. $3.500.00. ~ > Real Estate in . advance, _ < Highland Park $757 * . mpeag * * Suite 35 BARGAINS I HIGHLAN® Pamny,! Fikmpis l , . | CRMBER M. E.\ Fa