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â€"â€"Deerfield News Items Fourteen members of the Ladies Aid society and Rev. Piepenbrok atâ€" tended the Women‘s Federation held mt St. Peter‘s Evangelical church in ).%\pnlutsmm â€" regular meeting of the Sewâ€" ing Circle of St. Paul‘s Evangelical church will be held on Thursday afâ€" ternoon, May 19. The attractive bungalow on Hazel avenue built by Mr. Edward Segert has been sold to J. Stoech of Chicago. Miss Eva Ender‘s fiance, Dr. L. A. Dondanville, underwent an operation on his knee at the Presbyterian hosâ€" pital in Chicago last Monday. ence Gloden motored to Madison, Wis Saturday, where they spent the week end with Mrs. Olson‘s parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Dennerlein of Chicago were given a pleasant surâ€" prise party at their home by a group of their Deerfield friends on Wednesâ€" day evening. Miss Marie Gloden two. weeks vacation Kentucky. «Mrs. C. Peterson of Hazel avenue, has issued invitatiohs for a miscellanâ€" eous shewer on Saturday evening, May 21, in compliment to Miss Theresa® klemp whose, marriage to Mr. Henry Peterson will take place on Wednesday, June 22. Mr. and Mrs. L. Gloden and family spent Sunday at the home of Mr. J. Leikem of Libertyville. The Tata poochin Camp Fire Girls enjoved a social meeting following enjoyed a so« the Parentâ€"Te sehool on Fris Saturday . af: spring: flower filled May b: sented to th women includ Mrs. C. Ends Mrs. James °F Mrs. M. Frees will not hold : of them are ; tion. + One of t groups of the which Mrs. Ch man will give. in the church giety will be Miss F Dushawn Mr. ar chitd of Highiand Park were the guests â€" of â€" Mrsl= Henning‘s (Ida Fritsch) uncle. James Fritsch of Deerfield avenue, Monday. Memorial and Peace day will be observed May 30. The usual annual attractive booklets sent out by the Superintendent of Public Instruction of the state of Illinois, Mr. Francis G. Blair. have been sent to the prinâ€" cipals of schools and to state officers of the Parentâ€"Teacher association. The Crane company had a bath room on wheels at the corner of Deerâ€" field and Waukegan roadsâ€"a portable Rev. A. P. Johnson, pastor Sumday school at 9:45 a.m. Morning worship, 11 a. m. Christian Endeavor, 7 p. m. Evening worship, 8 p. m. â€"â€"Im ion with our servâ€" 'h--a:u-ud-ymns,:am pastor is giving a Bible study on Disâ€" pensational Truth. If you have not been attending this service you will want to start now so as to derive the benefit and blessing from these Bible "cemfort station"â€"on Thursday afâ€" ternoon. A tub with shower, and figâ€" ured rubber curtain, thre types of lavatories, two of toilets, a combinaâ€" tion sink and washtub and â€" water heaters were on exhibition. Mrs. Cummings, of Waukegan, was the luncheon guest of Mrs. E. B. Jorâ€" dan. Thursday. Mrs. C. T. Anderson entertained ati a luncheon in the Marshall Field tea : room Saturday for four classmates in“ the Northern Illinois State Teachers't college. Her guests were Miss Berâ€" nice Tucker of Highland Park, Mrs. Chauncey Schuyler of De Kalb, Mrs. Fred Jones of La Grange, and Mrs. Cora Rhinefrank Stout of Oak Park. Mrs. Reichelt attended a reception in the North Ballroom in Stevens hotel, Friday, given by Mrs. Raymond Stevens, president of Highland Park Woman‘s ctub, in compliment to Mrs. Samuel Williams Earl, recording secâ€" retary general of the National Socieâ€" ty Daughters of the American Revoâ€" lution. Did you know that there is a Deerâ€" field wall paper? The original is in an old Colonial house in the Deerfield valley in Connecticut. Mrs. J. E. Edmonds of La Grange was the guest of Mrs. J. A. Reichelt, Jr., Tuesday. Mrs. Edmonds, who is regional director of District Nineteen of the Hilinois Council of Parentâ€" Teacher asociations, went to Gurnee, Waukegan and Winthrop Harbor on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday to give her delegate‘s report of the IIliâ€" mois Council of Parentâ€"Teacher assoâ€" ciations conference held in Quincy, last month. Mr. Hecker, one of the contractors at Bannockburn, has rented Dr. Metâ€" ealf‘s home on the County Line road for his family. Mrs. Hecker has been ill and will remain in the country until Dr. Metcaif and his family reâ€" turn from abroad next Christmas. Mrs. Clifford Ol The Junior choir will hold their gular rebearsal Thursday afternoon Evangelical Bangaiow Church most cordial weltome to all servâ€" Continued from page 1 Missionary | society wil} | Bungalow church Of rjon ter Wessling is chair | join q lunchcon on Thursday ~ _ wy Members of the s0â€" in > son and Miss Florâ€" Henning and ark were the enning‘s . (Ida tertained Mis Sunday. < during the ch as many for graduaâ€" The St. Paul‘s Ladies‘ Aid had a good representation at the organizaâ€" tion of a Women‘s Federation held at the St. Peter‘s Evangelical church, Northbrook, last Sunday afternoon. The total number of delegates present was 116. An organization known as the Arlington Heights Women‘s Fedâ€" eration was called into existence. A cordial invitation is extended to all, to worship with the members and friends of St. Paul‘s church. A welâ€" come to all, and work for all who are willing to work. The Young Men‘s class will hoid their _ monthly â€" business . meeting Thursday, May 26. If no special inâ€" vitation is extended, the meeting will take place in the Sunday school room. The St. Paul‘s church will coâ€"opâ€" erate with the Legion Post of Deerâ€" field in the observance of Memorial Day. A union outdoor service is beâ€" ing planned for May 29. Particulars as to week. Deerfield Presbyterian Church Mark J. Andrews, minister Churchâ€" school at 9:30. Morning worship and sermon at 10:45. Evening worship at 8. & The Women‘s Missionary society meets Thursday afternoon, May 19, with Mrs. Virginia Hicks. The speâ€" cial speaker is the Rev. ‘Mr. Lacy Simms who is in charge of the Span‘ ish work of Chicago Presbytery.~ â€" The quarterly meeting of the Womâ€" en‘s Prosbyterial will be held at the Lake Forest Presbyterian church on this Friday (May 20). A large deleâ€" gation from Deerfield is expected to attend this meeting. Cars will leave the«church for Lake Forest at 10 a.m. A Leadership Training course for Presbyterian church schools of thos area has been organized to meet in this church for six evenings, or two nights a week for three weeks, under the leadership of Dr. Raiph Owens Because we have had so many canâ€" vasses of the membership lately, the elders and trustees of the church have decided to make the pledge as a church rather than ask for indiâ€" vidual pledges. During the next four vears, $100 will be added to the budget. The pension plan which is being put into effect in the Presbyterian church, and the $15,000,000.00 drive which must be completed to make the plan eMective is being promoted by Mr. J B. Peters and the Laymen committee of the Deerficld Presbyterian church. Our share in Deerfeld is about $500, payable $100 per year for five years. But this year‘s budget is already made up and we have not an extra $100. If each Presbyterian home in town will average about two and a half dollars, we will have enough. When the present camp:Â¥n is comâ€" pleted, the plan will become self supâ€" porting. CORONER‘S JURY â€" HOLDS PUESCHELL Recommend _ Taking _ Alleged Lake Forest Murderer Beâ€" fore Grand Jury ports. Pueschell denies the ring beâ€" longed to the girl. With but short deliberation a corâ€"| oner‘s jury at Lake Forest last week | recommended that Odo Pueschell, 25, ; chauffeur for the Montgomery Ferryn‘ be held to the grand jury for the| murder of Wilma Miller, 25, maid int the home of the Thorne Donmlleyn.I May 7. i Positive identification of Odo Puesâ€" chell, as the man who talked to Miss Miller in the Thorne Donnelley home for 30 minutes or more prior to the murder, was made last week by Miss Fannie Warris, friend of the dead girl. feur‘s States Attorney Smith called but four witnesses, including Joseph Hirsâ€" ton, negro, who said he saw Pueschell run from the Donnelley home at the time he found the maid, Dr. W. P. McCullough, who testified as to the extent of the wounds, and Mr. Donâ€" nelley who stated that the maid had Pueschell was not taken to Lake Forest. He was left in the county jail where he has been since Saturâ€" day. States Attorney Smith, was made in his office. She further identified the green stoned ring found in the chaufâ€" f th extent of the wounds, and Mr. Donâ€"| nelley who stated that the maid had ! ‘-o been employed in his household. ( ‘-" The jury attributed the cause of the | Q fi‘\‘ death to a skull fracture made with| 1 a heavy weapon with murderous inâ€"| f tent. They concluded by recommendâ€" ing that Pueschell be held to the| 87 grand jury. I Om . o o e o With Col. Smith atâ€"the inquest was his assistant, S. H. Block. Church school, 9:15 a. m. English services, 10:15 a. m. German services, 11:15 a. m Choir, Friday, 8 p. m. A Iw The identification, according to St. Paul‘s Evangelical Church this service will appear next th th We cla ut vening Thurse AB rdial | web ting. Friday from 7 The s rmate us. edu ssions nvitaâ€" ted to all {SAY IZAAK WALTON GROUP |Investigation by Its \Committee POIJIUTION OF W lilinois paid more than seven per cent of the total taxes of the United States during 1926. =â€"â€"â€" | tU:io:):ilnko(Ciimobllm- ‘A recent survey by the lollfi.-‘n . O‘Riley and wife jt tens. Deed department of the izaak Waiton $10. Lot 12, bik 6, N. G. Arries First League of America has brought forth Btnumnwa Terrace, Sec. 4, some startling facts, according to ~ Dr. William D. Hatfeld, director of| _ Râ€" Lâ€" Thorsch and wife et al to H. the bureau at national headquarters:Câ€" Southard and wife jt tens. WD of the league here. \fion_l:"_: ‘H'L G. Schieks reâ€"sub, Sec. "60,000,000 people in the United States are served by séwer m"1 Dr. Hatfield declared, discussing his | findings, "and of this huge nunheri only 18,500,000 have some form ol‘ sewage treatment. And half of that] is little better than useless. It is no| wonder that a national cry has arisen ‘ against this menace to health. The, Walton league, through its 3,000 league chapters, has inaugurated a| nationâ€"wide antiâ€"pollution campaign that is destined to include ‘every small lake and stream of the country. All chapter secretaries are aiding: national headquarters through their filling out of blanks sent them per-{ taining to pollution conditions in th: waters adjacent to their chapters.| These are being received by us and| filed and marked on a large map. â€"In ; this manner we can accurately chetk‘ progress, both that of pollution and| of the league‘s antiâ€"pollution drive." Hold Symposium A pollution symposium held at the : fifth annual national convention of| the Waiton league early in April was attended by many nationally famous authorities on sewage and industrial| waste questions. Dr. Henry Baldwin Ward, of the University of Ilinois faculty and a member of the exeeu~ tive‘ committee of the }zaaky Walton league, told those present that no civilized nation in the world has so much untreated waste as has the United States, and as a result pubâ€" lic health was eitdangered to an ularming degrce. Much of the natâ€" ural resources of the country also are in danger of being destroyed. In some states, Dr. Ward said, rivers and lakes are almost beyond redempâ€" tion, so badly are the waters tainted. Already â€" many bodies of water bave been cleaned of filth and polluâ€" ters, and offorts are hasten the ultimate Tuberculosis mortality in Illinois has decreased from 79.3 per 100,000 population in 1925 to 76.3 in 1926. _ lllinois produced nearly oneâ€"fourth of the traction engines and tractors made in the United States during 1926. â€" use of fresh water as a disposal place for all sorts of wastes. Various industrics and state heaith officials »re coâ€"operating with the league in its meritorious fight to abate the polâ€" lution evil. INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT THIS STATE On the first of the year Ilincis had 5,492 miles of concrete highwaysâ€" oneâ€"sixth of the total mileage in the United States and more than double the mileage in any other state. A serum to combat ptomaine poiâ€" soning in man and forage poisoning in animals was developed by the Uniâ€" versity of Iilinois. One half of the public utilities of the United States are‘financed from Chicago. f She: "What a pity it is that handâ€" some men are always conceited?" He: "Not always, little girl, I‘m He not." Queen of Sheba: "My gracious, the baby has a stomach ache. _ â€" Lord Booter (excitedly): "Page!! Call in the Secretary of the Interior!" THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS, HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS Shows That from the proverbs of Mr. Quick DON‘T HESITATE â€" to call us in on a little job. Our plumbâ€" ing knowledge is at your disâ€" posal. Phone us to hurry! It‘s a drip, drop, drop â€" drip, drip, drop Needs a washer to make it stop. Streams of Filth Must Be Urged Medicine Cabinet He Will Do ng made to vage of the | field. L. E. Beach et al to O. F. Jensen and wife, jt tens. WD $10. Lots 2 A. L. Gourley and wife et al to Ella Wood Van Bergen and husband, jt tens. WD $10. Lot 6, Idlewild Subdn, pt Highland Park. St. Bank of Chicago, tr to H. Savâ€" ner and wife, jt tens.. Deed $10. Lot 9, Browns Reâ€"sub, pt Sec. 36, Deerâ€" R. L. Thorsch and wife et al to H. C. Southard and wife jt tens. WD $10. Lot 4, J. G. Schieks reâ€"sub, Sec. 26, Deerfield. Tabern. 0. uy WP $10. Part blk 14, Lake M. J. Insull and wife to Virginia Insull Rafferty. WD $10. Pt SW qr of Sec. 21, Deerfield. C. I. Bates. Deed $5,880.96. Lot 32 Ravinia Woods, pt Sec. 36, Deerfield. Emma A. Geerdes and all to H. W. Miller. WD $10. Lot 17, blk 23, Highland Park W. M. Ross and wife to Donalee L. Sarah M. Hendricks, executrix to REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS T. H. DECKER&CO. PLUMBING & HEA TING Phone Highland Park 201 . 15 5. St. Johns Ave. YOU‘LL KNOW that.our speed is a good friend of yours when you are in need of a plumber to tix up a leaky pipe or do some other repair work. . At such a time you will consider it quite Tortunate that you reâ€" member Phone Highland Park 201, We would like to be of The Highland Park Transfer and Storage Company Baggage Transfer and Freight Service Baggage Transferâ€"Freight Delivery wishes to call the attention of its many customers and friends to the fact that no change is being made in its notwithstanding statements to the contrary being made and cirâ€" culated by men who are no longer connected with this company. IREDALE FIREPROOF WAREHOUSES Evanston â€" Winnetka â€" Highland Park MR. P. H. PRIOR > S T O R A G E. M O V I N G P A C KI N G S H I P P I N G Phone H. P. 181 H. W. Miller. to Emme A. Geerdes. WD $1.. Pt lot 1% bik 23, Highland C. F. Claussen to W. J. Joy. QCD $1. Lot 3, blk 3, Ravinia Highlands, NW ar of Sec. 36, Deerfield. E. F. Graham and wife to J. Grifâ€" fith and wife jt tens. WD $10. Pt of lots 139 and 140, Lake Forest. F. H. Bartlett, tr to Mildred Sehrt. Deed $10. Pt lot 8, bik 11, North Shore Woods, ‘pt Sec. 6, Shields. L. F. Swift to J. L. Frye WD $10. S 100 ft. of lot 1, Western addn to Lake Forest, See. 28, Shields. Owned and operated by Through its manager Motor Car Electric Service ~ C. R. MeCLURF L. A. WAHL 11 South Second Street Phone Higl Repaired and Reconditioned Industrial Motors for When your motor gets out of order, either bring it to us or call us on the phone.â€" We will put it in condition promptly â€" with the minimum of lost time to your shop. A. C. Smith and wife to A. Castaâ€" rano and wife jt tens. WD $10,. Pt of lot 290, Lake Forest. F. H. Bartlett to J. Vrhovee. Deed $10. Lots 5 and 6, bik 5, Bartietts North Shore Woods, Sec. 6, Shiclds. A. Frost to C. Woif. WD $100. Pt lots 2 and 3, blk 11, Deerfield Park Land and Impvt. Assn. Sub, Deerâ€" R. J. Smith and wife to H. J. Karch. WD $10. Lot 4, blk $8, N A‘dn to Lake Bluff. . THURSDAY, MAY 19, 197 â€" â€" Phone Highland Park 266