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Pn n t SR mUERET in open every day und Sunday from 8 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. ~'~_-fi.- ston. _1 block south Main «treet, block cast df Ridge ave. a Beautiful iture of four room apartâ€" ment ; 3 silk mohair purior suite; %â€" piece walnut dining room set: library table ; floor lamp; 2 4â€"picce wainut bedroom seta; milverware; two 9x1f Wilton rugs; 5â€"picce breukfast ‘set; small rugs, etc.; will separate. Tel FOR SALEâ€"Leather Ii\i'nfl'r-n-‘-:d'. 1 combination bookrgse and ting : up. right piano. Tel H. P. 158 J. 2â€"5pd PROSPECTS FOR VACANT AND IMPROVâ€" ED FOR SALK. ALSO HOUSKS FOR RENT FURNISHED OR _ UNFURNISHED. _ List YOUR PROPERTY TODAY WITH HEN&Y K. COALE & SON. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE, is 8. FIRST STREET, HIGHâ€" LAND PARK, ILL 2 FOR SALEâ€"Shrubs and evergreens; manâ€" ure and black dirt; ‘1_...“ and hone menl. Reuben Lioyd. Tel. P. 685. 45â€"$1potf FOR SALE â€"â€" Wonderbul buy for FOR SALEâ€"WE HAVE AT THIS TIME Sunnyzide 6190. . Arrange for . delivâ€" PC s nmeostatb tm atritiiniie id w h s We will not guarantee classification of any classified advertisement that reaches this office after 5 o‘clock oerxl ednesdaz afternoon. _ Telephone 557â€"558 For ANOTHER MASS MEETING FOUR MONTHS aGo Auspices of NT «ize SUx136, ready to build upon or ean be held for investment. This is an : wsual burgain, the lot is easity worth $2.000. n wednesdax afternoon. MYRA THOMAS Advertising Manager FOR SALE â€"Furniture of 3 ail or by picce: used since O FOR SALE s A_CHARMING HOME for the FASTIDIOUS BUYER. You can save $5.000 <by buy: now this beautiful BRICK home of n:cmu DESIGN, bailt 4 years azo of best comstruction. situated in choicest section _ of _ WHEATON. Four _ MASTER CHAMBERS, | maid‘s room, sleeping porch, two spacious screened porches, living room I7x19 with artistic fireplace, extra baths and Invatories, steam heat, OIL BURNER, Zâ€"car brick GARAGE. If you are the man who wants the best home availible among the finest bomes and trres of Wheston call us for appointment to show. _ _ HARRELL & ALLMART lll‘ W. Front st. Wheston. Ph. o5 FOR SALEâ€" Light Ford truck; four wood eei fTor Site cheans sem onl c Poua Ns n t t 311 North ave., Highwood 5: irory baby busiy, $8: Wicker on stand. $2; davenport, $30; and LINCOLN AVENUE SCHOOL â€"â€" Tuesday Evening, March 29, at 8 o‘clock spring and mat Glenview ave. or Ph. 805 or 804. 4p Everybody Invited to Attend and Hear Another Straightforward Discuss ion of City Affairs room cottage: : Cottage for 7 â€" [CENT â€" Parinabed furnished ; fl;vhhu-l.d’lr-::-::z:hm; Part of town ; within Tt blocks o7 tranegort tation gnd 1 of grammar school. Tel H P FOR RENTâ€"6 room fiat furniture for sale 416 Om PORCH : esn ts FOR RENT OR SALE â€"# rcom house and aun porch; very modern: Onwentsia ave.; will sell with 50â€"100 or 150 feet of fromtage; w_very uttractive residence. Tel H. P. 149| After 1 nm T "â€"w. convenient to trunsportation: very rea scnable. Tel H. P. 1921 4 FOR RENT â€"â€" IN THE ESTATE: FUR| NISHED OR _ UNFURNISHED >sâ€" ROOM | APARTMENTS: _ EXCEPTIONALLY _ AT. TRACTIVE CROUNDS: GARAGE LEAVE] PHONE NUMBER WITH "B. A~ PrEss| OFFFICE. 21 FOR RENTâ€"Nicely furnished room : also arage on premises. Tel. H. P. 405. Atfpd FOR RENTâ€" 3 room flat with private bath : furnished or unfurnished: warm and comâ€" fortable; steam keat; ‘; block south of Linâ€" coin avenue station : garage if desired. 623 S St. Jobne ave. # steam heater; sun Ravinia Hizhlands HoP. solâ€"W. FOR RENT â€"May 1: amail w, convenient to transports POR °RENTâ€"Garage. 148 S. Lo H. P. «2eâ€"w. . FOR RENTâ€": â€"8 room flat for May i1 sale. 636 Onwentsia ave. room house, brick vencer: porch; 1301 Pleasant ave., Tel G. Pousi & Bros. at O A LITIO N TICKE T to be held this time at Tel e.: | _ SITUATION WANTEDâ€"â€"Wishes position as ge: / general hoysework girl; colored: can furnish 149| wood . reférences. Josephine Brill, 672 Clinâ€" 4if| ton st. Waukegan. Tel. Waukegan 5204. 4pd 3| | SITCATION WANTED wa 3| in and screens. kitehens. and _2 0 Lg9Z. Detimates given free on repair work and new installations. Attractive line of fixtures carried in stock. VETTER ELECâ€" on who has lefsure time and is ‘:il‘mllng MT house to hou-m soliciting, one :llhmfl-lu personality can meet peopl comâ€" mission. Address A. N. Press Office. 4pd HELP WANTEDâ€" Maid for ‘gemeral houseâ€" work; no washing. Tel. H. P. 2396. a TTSLT W ANTEDâ€"White married couple for cook and houseman; man ‘must understand automobile and act as chauffeur occasionaily ; references required. . Address A. B. Press HELP WANTEDâ€"â€"2 experienced automobile smlesmen; excellent opportunity and coâ€"operâ€" ftion to right men; references required. Adâ€" $ton to right men; MEULP _ WANTED â€"Girl or high sehool girl tn help with care of two children for room and board and small salary. Tel H. P. 1558. L . HELP WANTEDâ€"Cook and second maid or married couple to do housework. Tel. H. P ses on ds Sne ce es netts OH eral maid for ecoking and care of first floor: second maid employed. Tel. H. P. 537. _‘ 4pg eral NLTCATION WANTEDâ€"Seamstress desires work by the day: children‘s and plain dresy making and all kinds of plain sewing. Tel. H. P. ris. and sewing by the day or P. 2790. . Mrs. Smith. M on uy Eeneniementants will cut and make slip covers and draperies. Tel. Sunnyside 290s, Apt. 16, after . five o‘clock. 4tf ING by a frst experienced man; also STORM _ WINDOWS: | repair " and SCREENS, Tel. now for auninement", SITUATION â€" waNTED keeper or rffice work by ate with A.eu1 enmnercs ING by o e teper s P WANTEDâ€"Intelligent educa -l!l'l‘- S AUTEDâ€" Intelligent _.nu_'."'“",'f\l SITUATION _ WANTED â€"By colored couple man as houseman ; wife experienced cook : ref connecting â€"bath ;â€" single or double. Tel P. 1369, ; SITUATION WANTED â€"Girl wishes h work by week. Tel. H. P. 1564. â€" versity 9=10 Aoie i o m esd cleaninc. window washing: wash and polish cari; furnaces and hot wuter heaters tken care of. Tel. H. P. 164 SITUATION WANTEDâ€"Garden work and hot water furnaces taken care of by an exâ€" werienced man. Tel. H. P. S1%â€"J. Tony Siâ€" dari _ P. 0. Box 255, Righland Park. 2â€"5pd SITUATION WaANTED Experienced nurse to school children; chrmber maid and Aâ€"1 semmstress; references. Tel. H. P. 762â€"R. 4pd Ferage; vast wide; close to transportation $140. / H. & R. Anspach. 390 Central ave Tel. H. P. i212. 4vd HELP | WANTEDâ€" Exverienced white HELP _ WANTED + SITUATION WANTED SITUATION WANTED â€"â€" Expesienced girl mXDRCIU® WART ~ien SITUATION WANTED Si1i AION WANTED _WINDOW WaASH Si1cadiON TEDâ€" FOR _ RENTâ€"Nicely furnished room Nlllmâ€"l]:hnhbd:fnrzulm unc Nurric t 2 or 3 yes SITUATION _ WANTED We do all kinds us take care of your ELECTRICAL Situations Wanted Miscellaneous Help Wanted 5. Tel. now for appintment at H. P. M. E. FAUST. Apd is. kitchens, and porches print of odd jobs. _ Tel. H. P. 249x Buy 1d. D. C. Caine: in ANTED â€" Seerctary, . bockâ€" ork by bigh school @raduâ€" mmercial training. Tel. H. bedrooms, 1 bath; 2â€"car st., Evanston. Tel Uni D â€" Dressmaking, plain mt my home. Call H. 4pdtf wanted ; fairly paint Before going overseas, Miss Brown, with the help of a boy, operated a 160 acre farm in Northern New York. In winter she hauled ice, cut wood, fed livestock, and in other seasons planted and harvested the crops and ran all the business of her farm. Born in refinement and @#raduated from od to Miss Phyllis Brown, a Vassar graduate, for her pioneer work in agâ€" ricultural education in Russian Arâ€" menia. She is the author of a seâ€" ries of text books, written after two years of farmâ€"school work in Russia, which are being widely used as cleâ€" mentary text books in scientific farmâ€" ing. The distinguished service medal of the Nen_r_ East Relief has been awardâ€" FARMING HONOR TO VYASSAR GRADUATE Distinguished Service Medal of Near\East Relief Given It will appear in next Sunday‘s Herald and Examiner, and will tell how the battle of the Marne was fought, describing the strategic moves that forced the Germans to retreat when they were within twenty miles of Paris. The articles by Foch and Joffre are amplified by special war maps. Adv. Fought. The enterprise of the Hearst newspapers is again disclosed by the publication of a series of articles by Marshal Foch and Marshal Joffre, supreme commanders of the French armies, in which these famous fight~ ers tell for the first time many of the impontant secrets of the World war. The second of this series of articles will be by Marshal Joffre. LOST _A week ago in Hichland Pa e Powder Compact; a wift from . Finder please call Deerfield 253, Mrs and receive reward. WANTED TO RENTâ€"Unfurnished room apartment or house: Tel. H. P. se Nes i Pracdub l bungwlow. in good section of Highiand ‘l”u:rk Address M. N. Press office. P WANTED TO BUY â€" Ladies Tel H. P. 1758 JOFFRES OWN STORY 2 How the Batll_e of the Marne Was WANTED TO_RENTâ€"Furnished WANTED TO RENT Lost and Found Rasmussen Brothers | I’IM&.M-AV-,WP.. Signs of Spring Tel. Shoes For the Family With the approach of Spring, the new modes in shoes are beâ€" ginning to come in. They are unusually attractive, many of them light shages, in keeping with the spirit of the season. TCCZO New rork.| The growth of an oyster can now d ice, cut w00G;| be seen in moving pictures, but we n other seasons | o § d the crops and doubt whether this oyster film can f her farm. Born| ever be made into one of these new graduated from| fangled talking pictures. Highland Park, Jew 133¢. rom children room, modern 'fihs;?;,j as cleâ€" c farmâ€" " Brown.? ated a| York.| The wood, f be see house in bicycle Greer 4pd | _ In Chicago there will be a detailed | study by wards of the effect of such Jfactors as density of population, | multiâ€"family housing, zoning, average { income,â€" land values _ and â€" racial | origin of the people. Speaking of the possibilities of this survey from the Chicago standpoint, Professor Dorau | said: . ;, Vassar, farming was wholly foreign _| to her youthful training, but she liked s |it so well that she completed a sciâ€" _"fentific farming course in the Univerâ€" i | sity of Michigan, ‘and was | selected ‘{to head the American agricultural nÂ¥emerprizcs among the Armenian refâ€" .. ugeés. 6 & "This should throw â€" considerable light upon the future possibilities of home ownership within the area of Chicago proper, and definitely define the economic possibility of the single family dwelling as a type of housing unit in large cities." Special studies of home ownership in the United States, with emphasis on the Chicago sectfbn, is being unâ€" dertaken by the Institute for Reâ€" search in Land Economics and Pubâ€" lic Utilitics of Northwestern Uniâ€" versity. This survey will be an enâ€" deavor to cover the factors and conâ€" ditions which both limit ‘and enâ€" courage home ownership in the citics of the United States. Professor Herbert B. Dorau of the Institute staff has been designated by Dr. Richard T. Ely, director, to superâ€" vise this survey. In Armenia, she found the natives still plowing with the traditional crooked stick, scratching the ground to a depth of two or three inches for reception of seed wheat. The threshâ€" ing process was equally primitive, She worked there two years, teaching the use of modern farming machinâ€" ery, and then was sent back to Ameriâ€" ca to use her experience in the prepâ€" aration of a series of text books. SPECIAL STUDY OF HOME OWNERSHIP Survey Being Made to Determâ€" ine Conditions Affecting Such Plans PAGE