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4 decreed thatâ€"the prayer for relief in l.bimde-pfllhthfiu-e, designated by paragraph "I" be. and _ . the same is hereby sustained, and it «e l:m.‘lmluu!mdulm-i 3 . &â€" that said incinerator bonds e ;mfimmm.gwm *~â€"â€"soid for the" reason upon the ¢ grounds that all of the improvements contemplated to be paid for out of 4 said bond issues had been â€"â€" : prior to the election said bonds : fully compieted and for and that â€" ~ . as To other relief p for in said â€"~‘.bill of complaint,that said bill should â€"*â€" be and is hereby dismissed for want e + hg to Highland Park Mrs. uit 1y &g&w with the Highâ€" : land . Park Ifi- <lub ““'i‘:l was a meim local Presbyâ€" * terian church where th.':&. h‘ ~., ._*_ herâ€"memory was held last y af. ,l ternoon. The interment was at.Roseâ€" ~â€" . bends or any of zaid incinerator bonds â€"_ "or. water â€"works~bonds described in "'m."fem?&emd.u.rm fidtht the city of Highland be and it is hereby perpetually ‘Or attempting to issne, negotiate or unnecessary inconventence to the city. Corporation Counsel Schumacher states (according to your article) that it had long been his opinion that these M'mldnothhcudl&thwtâ€" son set up in the decree: â€"simulating that of the Episcopal chqrc_h, withoutr eulogy of the dead. cause disposed of as set forth in the decree, to assist Mayor Lewis in disâ€" _ The city was not able to sell the sewer and publicâ€"benefit bonds authorâ€" ized at the same election because this the ordinance calling the e}etfion was passed. v MR. COWIE EXPLAINS . “ POSITION ON DECREE Her sudden death has saddened her many friends for whom she always wore a cheerful, smiling face, and her loss to the educational world is a great one.â€"Centributed. » Following the party in the DeForâ€" est school on the Wednesday morning preceding Thanksgiving day, Mrs. Page was hostess at a Thanksgiving eve dinner to the meinbers of ~her household which includes, besides her own associates, some ofâ€" the teachers in the grade and high schools in Highâ€" land Park. she was president of the Chicago Kindergarten club, the Hllinois State Kindergartenâ€"Primary association, the kindérgarten section of the National Education association, and the Interâ€" aational Kindergarten Uhion. Mrs. Mary Boomer Page and her «ssociate, Miss Janet Hoffman started the DeForest school in Highland Park about a year and a half ago, bringing to. the children of Highland, Park and Deerfield years of mature understandâ€" ing of the needs and wishes of those with whom they came in contact. Mrs. Page was & charter rmember of the Illinois Council of / Parentâ€" Teacher associations, and served on theâ€"executive board as kindergarten chairman for many years. She a member of the Chicago Womln's club, â€"(where she also held important committee positions), and of the Highâ€" land Park Woman‘s club. of Chickigo Teachers‘ college and of Gertrude Touse. + At various times Mrs. Page was a graduate of the Chicago Kindergarten collegiate instiâ€" tute and was a founder and director For thirtyâ€"five years as the wife of a minister, Charles Luther Page,â€"and as ‘his honored widow, she has been identified with movements for the education of young children, and has traveled over America and Europe studying *Progressive" schools to get new ideas for her work. e uon A large number of former ;;dfiof present students of Chicago Teachers® college, club women and civie workâ€" Miss Harriet Vittum of the Settleâ€" ment house with which she has been ififified for so many years. . > rs. Mary Boomer Page and her Members of the Deérfield School Parentâ€"Teacher association will "reâ€" gret to hear that the most forceful, and understanding speaker on this year‘s program, Mrs. Mary Boomer Page passed away last Saturday afâ€" ter a stroke of apoplexy sustained on Monday, Nov. 28. Funeral services were held in the Highland Park Presâ€" byterian church Monday afternoon, l_)ec. 5, conducted by the Reverend The sympathy of this community is offered to Mrs. Page‘s only surviving brother, the Rev. William Bishop Boomer, ‘of Port Washington, Long Island, now retired from active servâ€" ice as a missionary. in Chile, and to H Janet Hoffman, her close friend associateâ€"of. thirty years, in the work of the DeForest school. « Mrys. Page was theâ€"widow of Charles Luther Page, whose death oeenrred\ in ©1908. | Continued from page 1 Continued from page 1 Tribute Is Offered in among whom was . You must agree with me that these J'_"'g%g‘-'fl'-t reasons for Pnd M ib abiniibiin nb Bsce Bd 2 14 ards, Rudolph, MéCrory, Becker, ‘Seyâ€" farth, Lutz, Di;gimn, and Bill Hamâ€" Colcl-iure, D. Vfi:;n;r;so:d,wétipe, ter men, vhi_le p_m!)uh, Mason, Richâ€" mond follow with one Stanley Santi, by umlfi’hh, letâ€" tet this year, wasâ€" the only one of these players to have a third letter for football. Geraghty, and Kress are to two letâ€" This year sixteen men of the Deerâ€" fieldâ€"Shields football squad played a sufficient number of quarters to séâ€" cure ‘the coveted ‘football_ awards. Léne‘u were also made by the two managers. DEERFIELDâ€"SHIELDS GRIDDERS GET AWARDS Sixteen of Them andâ€"Two Manâ€" agers In List; Some Two Letter Men L essary for a property owner to file “w?"-‘"“r“' befove th graap sit» lm"urvfllm my posftion clear to the public, through your valâ€" columns. jubilant over ‘the fact that it is neeâ€" EVERYTHING IN WINTER SPORT GOODS â€"~+ Basket Balls â€" $6.00 to $18.00 Basket Bdll Shoes â€" $2.75 to $14.00 y Gym Pants â€" $1.00 to $4.00 Gym Shirts â€" 50¢ and 75¢ Spaulding Skates â€" $8.00 to $11.00 ; _ C. C. M. Skates $6.00 to $15.00 Hockey Sticks, Pucks, Leg Guards, Socks, C: Ave. «. _ HMUNIERS Skis and Other FANCY NECKWEAR SILK SCARFS f ‘_ WOOL HOSER / f ' FANCY PAJAMAS , . _ ~g. . BEEFSETs > e BATH ROBES . SILK LQUNGING ROBES,â€" SLIPPERS To MATCH «ab CaARTER sETg |â€" _ «_ ._ ~MILITARY BRUSHESs © _ °_ _â€"~_~ ADLER COLLECIATE Sunfs ' IWhen selecting Christmas gifts for the men of your family, remember that there are certain items of clothing, which they will be more than glad to receive. For your convenience in makâ€" ing your purchases, we are listing a few of them below. f * SPORT Gifts which will go into your home and grounds are lg.sting ones, which wilf give your family warlds;of .pleasure in the years to come.. So giv;e your wife an order on us to have your yard and garden landâ€" Box 142, Highland Park An Ideal Christmas Gift Men‘s Wear Shop _ ~ ~ n 36 North First Street _ _ _ _ Votes are given at this store for the boys and girls pony Winter Equipment DQ&GLASCIGABLIGm f â€"SHOP * . 1 ~|| North Shore Music Park announcement could be made at presâ€" ent of the price onâ€"details of the new sign characterize this latest product of Dodge Brother, who today have hflt\nloddmhnlt'q-mh- motor cars. In presenting the Victory Six, Wil-u---adgitnhi-thatnopuuic production of the Victory Six will complete Dodge Brothers‘ extensive program of preparation for 1928." public speeches as a waste of time. WC_tfl‘ltt-fl_g,S{-ate'illtahnme K. G. Wilmer, président, and other officials of Dodge Bros., Inc., revealed to 500 central west dealers an .enâ€" tirely new Dodge Bros. creation â€" the Victory. Six. & . * rypcos css was privately shown for the first time in the ballroom of thusiasm greeted the cat. The dealâ€" world was focused on ANYTHING YOU MAY DESIRE : in the musical line will be found in our _ ; complete stock including . § © GRAND AND UPRIGBHT PIANOS > _ ~ Victrolas â€" Sheet Music o Musical Gift That Keeps on Giving SELVI G. CARLSON _ _ It | Highland Park Social G-b’% All sorts of farm relief schem to say, will systerh led : with favorable : A New ‘ York minister s one of the tasks of the chu Gents A Hot Time for All _ all the differences DANCE Peppy Music _ SATURDAY