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"God, the Preserver of Man," was the gubject of the Lessonâ€"Sermon in all ihureh-ot(:hrht,smn Sunday, Dec. 12. The Golden Text was from Psalms zs:zg. 22, "Let integrity and uprightâ€" ness me; for I wait on thee. moeod.m of all his Come and hear the Childrens‘ proâ€" at 7;:30 p. m. A hearty welâ€" 1 is extended to all to attend the Christmas services both Sunday and Friday. } turday, Dec. 19â€"The Epworth will hold a bakery sale at Bartâ€" lett‘s vacant store, 397 North avenue, at 1:00 p. m. i Friday, Dec. 24â€"The annual Sunâ€" day school Christmas exercises by the children of all ; grades. Of pourse there will be the oldâ€"fashioned but alâ€" way‘s loved Christmas tree. â€" ; T:46 p. m. Evening service. The rendition of a Christmas cantata by the Chorus choir. j | 9:30 a. m. Sunday school. ‘A suitâ€" able class for everybody. ; Y #:“ a. m. Morning worship., Topic Immanuel." Special Christmas music. * ! @racEk METHODIST _| EPISCOPAL CHURCH North avenue and Lauretta place |__ Wm. B. Doble, minister: Sunday, Dec. 19â€" : "hoafl Frank Fitt will preach.‘, s 4:30 The annual White Gifts for the King Vesper service, : Detailâ€" | ed announcement is on the front : _ page of the Press. § sfi Young People‘s soci¢ety and inday Evening club meetings. are ontitted this week. § 5\ > Saturdayâ€" 1| 4:30 White Gift rehearsal. Sundayâ€" 9:45 Church school for all ages. ‘9:45 Adult glass, Mr. N. G. Leningâ€" . ton, leader. Topic, Mary _ and the Smithfield » Fridayâ€" ,' 7;:00 Rehearsal for the White Gift service. 4 ; 8:00 Group twoâ€"an infor gathâ€" ering at the manse in interest of the 1927 Church N ht proâ€" The Primary nro‘rm;_-nd party will be given at the Elks hall on Wedâ€" nesday afternoon, December 22 at three o‘clock. Bs bsldeds s The Christmas entertainment â€" of the Sunday school will be held on Thursday night, December 23. 7:45 The choir will r the Christmas cantata, "Adoration" by George Nevin, under the ion of Mrs. Barrett. The publiciis eTrdhlly invited. t J. G. Finkbeiner, mr,' 9:45 Sunday school session. | 11:00 Morning worship. _ Special music. s | ; Saturday, Dec. 18â€" _ WY sT 8:00 p. m. The Ladies‘ aid will meet at the church. Mrs. David Olson will be the hostess. Sunday, Dec. 19â€" t 10:80 a. m. Sunday. school. . | _ . 8:00 p. m. The Al Epâ€" worth league gathering at Bethâ€" any home. § Yo? are cordially invited to e use of the reading room, 361 tral avenue, which is open every day from nine in the morning until six in the evening and on Wednesdays unâ€" til 7:30. The reading room is also open on Sunday afternoon from | 2:30 to 5:30. o I Subject for next Sunday‘s lot:::‘ "Is the Universe, mhc Evolved by Atomic Force?" + |â€" . 11;00 Morning worship. First Church of Christ, Scien Highland Park, IIL., 381 Hazel gveâ€" nue, a branch of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, in Boston, Mass., holds services Sunday morning at 10:45 and| on Wednesday evening at 8 o‘clock, when testimonies of Christian Science â€" ing are given. Sunday School at 9:30 ‘a.m., and is open to pupils under the age of twenty. . PAGE TWO Sccond;trutmrhntdw#nm Highwood ave. and Everets place. \_Wm. W. Nelson, pastor rid:g. Dec. 17â€" t 8:00 p. m. Prayer meeting the Lars Nielsen home in Lake Forâ€" est. ‘ H. P. PRESBYTEBRIAN CHRISTIAN SCIENCE | nixtet wl 6 Nt it id Hndictis _Q‘.JE %fli P Many parts of a car are made fast through the use of belts with threads on them and nuts that turn on the threads and make parts tight, then a lock nut is put on to ‘keep them tight. However, lock washers ate now used more often in place of lock nuts. The lock washer is made of hardened Ssteel with‘ tWn eanmnarabicals sL2ll _._@__, _ "CKEe SHVen In piace of lock nuts. The lock washer is made of hardened steel with two comparatively sharp projections caused by splitting the washer.<â€" When the nut is turned _ With the wide prevalence of closed car designs one of the most conspicâ€" uous noise factors seems to be conâ€" nected with the doors and windows of such models. These doors are generâ€" ally equipped with rubber. bumpers which are designed to press the door outward against the latch and thereâ€" fore eliminate rattling. These bumpâ€" ers, however, wear out in time and naturally if these. old rubber bumpâ€" ers are not adjusted or new ones put in their places the rattling is apt to be conspicuous. { | When a person buys a‘ new autoâ€" mobile he ought not to‘take too much for granted as to the snugness of nuts and he ought not to condemn the maker of the car too severely if he finds a few of them becoming loose after a few hundred miles run. This is apt to happen ‘in the best it approaches, comes about largely as a result of the care taken of the machine by the owner. â€" s Simple Precautions Any one by taking a few simple precautions â€" can â€" accomplish â€" very definite results in the direction of eliminating noise. Of course, it is logicalâ€" that some of the higher priced machines should in themselves be less susceptible to developing ratâ€" tles of various kinds due to the qualâ€" ity of their construction. For inâ€" stance, as far as‘engine noises are concerned, other things being equal, a ‘four cylinder car would be liable to be noisier than a six or eight cylinder (machine. This tendency would |also prevail concerning rattles of_clgn_uh parts or body parts. I was interested to inquire how this situation was obtained. The answer was that which applies generally unâ€"< der such conditions. The difference beâ€" tween a motor vehicle which runs along with so little Â¥ibration that there is practically no noise and one which can be heard, blocks away as While riding in an automobile reâ€" cently I noticed that the speedomâ€" eter registered over 30,000 miles and the car sped along over the highway making practically no noise. (By H. Clifford Brokaw, Technical Advisor of the New York City West Side®Y. M. C. A. Automobile School) IN USELESS NOISES â€" ARE UNNECESSARY Difference Between Noisy and Quiet Motors Largely Due to the Care Taken by the Owner «Morning worship at 10:?. Special Advent services. Sermon by the pasâ€" tor, "Looking Forward." . The Girls‘ choir will sing. All members and friends are urged to attend this speâ€" cial preâ€"Christmas service. L 1 ST. JOHN‘S _‘ _ + $ evancELIcat cHuUrCH $ Green Bay road and Homewood Ave, K. A. Roth, pastor t Sunday school atâ€"9;:30 a. m. | All pupils and teachers meet again in the afternoon at 2 o‘clock for pracâ€" tice and rehearsal in preparation for the White Gift Christmas service whi;.h will be ‘held on Christmas eve at 7:30. i «24 3 Note: This service is oneâ€"half hour later than the usual Young People‘s meeting and fifteen minutes earlier than the usual preaching serviee. It is a combined service. The pastor will give a brief message,. * 7:80 p. m. Candle Light service un der the direction of the K. L. C. E.; Gren Bay road and Laurel avenue , Rev. F. R. Cardwell, pastor 9:30 a. m. Bible scholo. We heartily invite boys and girls of every age. 10:45 a. m. Morning worship. Serâ€" mon by the»pastor. F The Lessonâ€"Sermon : also included the following passages from the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scripâ€" tures," by Mary Baker Eddy: "Throughout all generations both beâ€" fore and after the Christian era, the Christ, as the spiritual idea,â€"the reâ€" flection of God,â€"has come with some measure of power and grace to. all prepared to receive Christ, Truth. Abraham, Jacob, Moses, and the prophets caught glorious glimpses of the Messiah, or Christ, which baptizâ€" ed these seers in the divine nature, the essence of Love" (p. 383). | over, brethren, I would not that ye should be ignorant, how that all our fathers were under the cloud, and all passed through the sean; and did all drink the same spiritual drink; for they drank of that spiritual Rock that followed them; and that Rock was Christ" (I Cor. 1:1, 4). Y OUR â€" AUTOMOBILE Pedestrians are reminded that while they have the technical right of way, it is of little usé after a serious colâ€" ion with a fool motoristâ€"Washâ€" ington Star. t . down on such a washer, the sharp figc into the nut and the part hich: 4 untlhdd into place. As a , the nut is prevented from ng loose. These washers are called: split washers.. In ther .p ‘the head of the bolt is illed and a wire is passed through t and made fast in such a way that e cannot turn.. . "~ One of the prime factors which nds to rattle proofness in automoâ€" iles is found in the more rigid hassis which manufacturers â€" are uilding into automobiles. Another actor lies in the heavier and larger rankshafts which are to be found n nu? â€" upâ€"toâ€"date models. Steel ies which are coming into general se represent another factor tending noiselessness. Better bracing of the r end also tends to eliminate the oise élement in motoring. These various devices and improveâ€" ents make it easier for the owner o enjoy his automobile experiences n comparative quietness. If he will ive attention occasionally to the arts which most readily develop latters of various kinds he can be ssured of a smooth and silent runâ€" ing machine over a number of years, his attention not only insures elimiâ€" tion of useless noises but at the me time makes for safety in drivâ€" & a car. f | Uucle Sam stands to get someâ€" ing out of Queen Marie‘s visit. He vill leI;t;.the Roumania anthem.â€" Po-ton'; Pranscript. ‘ Prospectors in northern Mexico ave found a mineral that explodes. ounds like they‘d come across a case f petrified home brew.â€"Buffalo ‘ourier and Express. The people who spend more time eading . about football and crime hann:hout the doings of congress, robably wonder why it is that the overnment is not what it ought to THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS, HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS i Reversible Windbreakers, i: ndee Phid Mabtew c ... on the other, $15, $ $10, Others to $7.50. %Mpbuds&uwith Colorful stripes and figured patterns in hand tailored Silk Neckwear, $2. Heavy Knit Silk Neckwear, $3 to $4. Henry C.Lytton & Son Our New Evanston Shop State and Jacksonâ€"Chicago + Orrington and Churchâ€"Evan Our Main Store and Our Evanston Shop Open Every Evening Until Christmas Gene Tunney says he is ready to fight anybody at any timé, but we notice he remains a bathelor.â€"Pittsâ€" burg Chronicleâ€"Telegraph. The United States as she is today: About a hundred and twenty million people : dodging : 25,000,000 automoâ€" biles.â€"Jacksonville Timesâ€"Union. Dispatches relate the story of a school boy who ran away and became an aviator. In the 90‘s he would have turned cowboy.â€"Detroit Free Press. Even more -Wnt than these two outstanding items in the service report of this cityâ€"wide general charâ€" ity, and indicative of the emphasis now placed on prevention rather than cure in modern social work, is the item stating that 9,505 of the 11,918 families appealing to the Family SBervice department of the society for help during the twelve months did not need material relief, but were ‘kept from becoming dependent through their utilization of the services and resources placed at their disposal by the trained workers of the United Charities. Eighteen thousand four hundred and fiftyâ€"nine legal cases of men and women who through inability to pay regular attorney fees would have been deprived of justice, were handled free of charge by the legal aid bureau of the ‘society, and $72,485,00 was colâ€" lected by this bureau for its clients during the year, on claims for wages and miscellaneous debts due them, and which they otherwise might not have received. Eleven thousand nine hundred and thirteen families in which there were more than fifty thousand persons, mostly women and little children, were given help by the Family Service department of the United Charities of Chicago during the twelve months‘ period ending September 30, 1926, acâ€" cording to the annual service report of that organization mailed to its conâ€" tributors today. . _ 6 Well VITAPHONE SECURES * R FAMOUS ARTISTS 1 Known Personalities of Opera, Stage and Screen Signed by Warners Wds a a a a L L 0 0 00000 00 6 o a to Wear for Men, Young Men and Boys ~at the n o : fo'r“n # ] This Store is Noted Finest and Maybe there wouldn‘t be so much cheating if the married men were compelled to wear license plates the same as automobiles are. n When Congress is in session, the touniry wormes â€" for fear it | will do some harm, and after the session is over, it ‘worries because it isn‘t in session â€" relieving the country‘s troubles. or send them with your Laundry or Dry Cleaning bundle. P Ank." ‘ for a Boy‘s Suit or Overcoat or Girl‘s Dress or Coat Dry Cleaned ar 3sed. Any boy or girl, 12 years 02 age or under, is entitled to have their | nt cleaned for 50 cents during December only. _ RELIABLE LAUNDRY Dry Cleaners as well as Launderers SPEC Call H. P. 178 Cray Mocha ot Goathkin IAL!! & ) x M h T «won‘t they were rey until? some explorer ex an antique saxophone. % it must be admitted that several rj for Govma ween Albany and Wa THURSDAY, ‘DECEMEBER 16