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ie >â€"ing. officets $gr A3 CITY OFFICERS ARE APPOINTED FOR YEAR Mayor and Cemmissioners Name â€" Police and Firemen, Etc. Other Business ~_ Appointment of CItY _ the ensuing year and pas: annual salary ordinance f fices, which is printed in a of this paper, were the pri ures of Monday evening‘s â€" sion of the.city council. "Mayor Lewis appointed )_:taln. PWV OR Chgs, Rafferty, Police Officer No. 1; John White, Police Officer No. 2; Denâ€" nis Driscoll, Police Officer No. 3; Rolâ€" and Demgen, Police: Officer No. 4; Harry Lehr, Police Office No. 5; Clyde Schoonover, Police Officer No. 6; Clarâ€" ence Engidahl, Police Officer No. 7; Edward Patten, Police Officer â€" No. 8; Wilson Richardson, Police Officer No. M +; °. . I _ Commissioner Zimmer appointed the following officers for a period of one vear: o C F â€" * Firemen Named E. C. Hoskin, Chief Fire Marshal; Wm. Cummings, Assistant Fire Marâ€" shal; Win. Hennig, | Assistant Fire Marshal; Sid Jennings. Fireman No. 1: A. A. Proctor, Fireman No. 2; Ray Mann, Fireman No. 3; John Shelk, Fireman No. 4; John. Patten, Fireâ€" man No. 5, Joe Broddard, officer in charge in Incinerator. Plant. _ Board of Health Members of the Bo'ard appointed. for "the., eniuing a the s«alary of city officers employees of the city, sa having remained on file inspection as reduired by motionâ€" prevailed. â€"â€" _ Sidewalk Ordinance es Commissioner | Gourley moved the: final passage of an ordinance providâ€" ing for the construction of & concréete cementâ€" sidewalk on Sheridan road from Dere Park drive to County Line read. The motion prevailed. e‘ The Board of Local Improvements «<ubmitted an ordinance providing for construction of ‘a cannected system of vitrified, saltâ€"glazed. hub and spigot tile pipe, storm drains and corrugated jron pipe. and: other improvements, in. Taylor â€" avenue. Commissioner Brown moved that the ordinance as read remain on file with the city clerk for public inspection.*â€"The motion prevailed. ~â€"Commissioner Gourley moved. the nassawe of an ordinance repealing certal Code Commissioner Gourley moved. the ssage of an ordinance: repealing tain sections of the Highland Park de of 1919. The motion prevailed. Library Report Filed _ Commissioner Gourley moved that ment of city officers § gâ€" year and passage of the ary ordinance for these ofâ€" h is printed in another part er, were the principal featâ€" ndavy evening‘s regular sesâ€" r â€" Brown moved. the of an ordinance fixing rity officers and certain the vity, said ordiance ied on file for public rocmuired by law. The Board of Health ensuing year by the follow E. A. Belmont, the new secretary| of the. Highland Park Chamber of| Commerce assumed â€" his new duties | Tuesday. He is also in charge oft the Highland Park Credit Bureau. â€"â€" Mr. Belmont comes to. Highland]| Park from Winnetka, where he has| been manager of the. Winnetka Credit Men‘s association since its organizaâ€"| tion and under his direction the 8ysâ€"| tematic arrangement for rendering the prompt and efficient service which that bureau affords was largely deâ€" veloped. Heâ€"therefore comes highly recommended, and it is believed that in securing him the local chamber has taken a forward step. > â€"_ Mr. Belmont takes. the position lma‘devacant by the untimely death of Raymond Gould, who. served the years. â€"Mr. Belmont‘s successor in Winnetka is Joseph P. Colligan. _ Builders Observe â€" â€" . Fathersâ€"Sons Night Next ~Monday evening, May 20, Deerfieldâ€"Shields. Chapter, Order â€" of Builders, will hold a father‘s and. son‘s night.. Every father of a builder is invited to attend. ©Those fathers who are masons: and any other‘ maâ€" sons who déesire to. may attend the business meeting. â€" Those fathers who are not masons are invited to attend the social hour after the meeting. All Builders are urged to attend and to bring their fathers. the annual report of the Highland Park Public.Library board be recéived and placed on file. The motion preéâ€" vailed. : The petition from property owners living in the vicinity of Homewood avenue and Park avenue with referâ€" ence to the condition of lots belongâ€" ing to Mr. Noerenberg and Mr. Richâ€" 976 s AAmmer. a Commissioner Brown moved that Charlotte Wright be allowed a refund of $3.92 on special assessment warâ€" rant No. 298 on accowunt of having naid the assessment against lot 45, Sunset Manor subdivision in error, «aid refund to be made upon cancellaâ€" tion, of city collector‘s receipt No. 11968. The motion prevailed. â€" New Secretary was referred to Commissioner E. A. Belmont T H E P R ES S ]{ A;\nua_l Plant Sale + ts to Be Saturday in _ _ j, > * Park at Ravinia By special pérmission of the Park Board the Ravinia Garden club will hold their annual plant sale Saturday, May 25, in the park directly across from the station at the corner of Roger Williams and <St. Johns, ayâ€" ‘enues;. In case of rain, sale will be held in vacant store on Roger Wilâ€" liams avenue Mrs. Frank Wicks is in charge and has on her committee a group of very able assistants_ including Mrs. Ross Marvin, Mrs. C. C. Brackett, Mrs: R.; Bryant, Mrs. E. ‘Hâ€" Harringâ€" ton, Mrs. E. Gleason and Mrs. Lee Frank. * is : Those desiring , speciai *orGers U%) wishing to make sure of securing cerâ€"| tain plants, will please call Mrs. ‘F.& Wicks for perennials and Mrs. R. Bryant for annuals. : Have you a garden problem ? â€" It is the aim of the club to promote better gardening and in it‘s year and a half existence some study has haturally been made. So we may be able to‘i aid you in your plans and care of plants. 2 s * PC 0AE I Everything is being done by the elubâ€"to makeâ€"this sale a real achreve= ment in that it will literally bring life, beauty and cheer to your door for a nominal summer. Make out your list and get: your garden and Decoration Day supply. â€"‘All _ members _ar-e‘- asked to bring five plants and we feel sure each will feel their responsibility. .. # m feel their responsiDINtY. .. a â€"There will lge novelties, pottery ahd‘ garden supplies. The ‘great open air doors will swing wide at ten o‘clock and will not close until the ‘supply is exhausted. Come early ‘if you can but do not hesitate about coming later as each will get real value, whether Forest by the Udell Printing, Co.,s publishers of the Highland Park Press;{ was made the official newspaper for the publication of the municipal afâ€" fairs of the Village of Lake Bluff, by action of the new village board. of that place at its initial meeting Tuesâ€" day evening.> The new president â€" of the village board, O. J. McComb, also â€"appointed an advisory committee to ’rthe village council composed of six residents, three women and three men and of which committee Robert E. Wood, editor of the Udell Printing ‘company‘s tw o . newspapers, _w a s \ named a member. ' & Lake Forester Is â€" The Lake Forester, a newspaper published in magazine form at Lake Lake Forest Ice Man Drops Dead in Store William C. Fleming, a Lake Forâ€" est Tce Co. employe dropped dead Monday morning in the Trading Post, a Lake Forest store, from angina nectoris, a form of acute heart trouâ€" ble. He was 41 years of age and leaves a wife and four children, whose home is at Lake Geneva, Wis. An inquest was held Monday evening. The funeral took place Wednesday at Lake Geneva. _ > s. # puiy inaridaieeâ€" BPR e 0 oo nomieianiiono ifi seilicineme nppunt usus: ‘)}Ravinia,” says Mr. Eckstein, "the | artists enjoy the opportunity of livâ€" orester Is ‘ing in the beautiful residential disâ€" D â€" + â€" trict of the North Shore. Many of L. B. Official Paper\ the regular residents ‘of this section i. dntrentompctns (Continued on page 10) special <orders or ‘‘RAVINIA ARTISTS _ _ â€" O UVING IN SUBURBS l.-'i EIDCIC EORMen neels [?% Although : every Ravinia â€" season R'l means. something more than ten weeks of strenuous work for all those is| whose names appear ~on the roster, er| at the same time this period is reâ€" If| garded by them as the happiest time 1y‘of the year, for it takes them away to‘i from the big cities where they must of| rass the winter and gives thenr the â€"_| advantage of a home life they canâ€" heE not enjoy even in the finest hotels reâ€"+ and apartments. â€" xn fnememince ismmsn * Shortly before the OpemiNn® UV% ***% Ravinia opera season, Chicago‘s north shore district from Winnetka to Lake \Forest, will again become the largest artists colony ta be found. anywhere in the world during thé summer ‘months. Virtually all the leading Iartists engaged by Mr. Eckstein for Ravinia opera will occupy . private homes leased.for the *‘ summer, and for several weeks past, they have been â€" closing â€" contracts for these places either in person Of through | their agents. Several of Those Well anc Residing During Summer on North Shore & Enjoy Domestic Life ~ It is proverbial that no one enjoys domestic life more than those who must devote part of their time to artistic pursuits and who, during the major portion of the year are aWay from their permanent homes. The real homes of the Ravinia coterie are well scattered over the worldâ€"in Spain and Germany, Italy, France, Poland, Canada, Belgiuntâ€" Holland, Armenia and Mexico. . Some live in the United States and most of these see their American homes for ‘only a Short few weeks each year. St. James Baseball Team Opens Season The St. James baseball team will open its season on next Sunday,: May 19 at the Highwood field. . â€" zs â€" _ Their‘ opponents will be the classy Waukegan Boosters. . The Boosters are all former Waukegan high school stars, and as the St. James players are mostly Deerfieldâ€"Shields> high school players. A snappy game is asâ€" sured. * â€" St. James Lineâ€"up Catchersâ€"O‘ConneRand Berufh. Pitchersâ€"Ariano and Harder. â€"Infieldersâ€"Maloney, Maestria, Ro gan and Berube. & Outheldersâ€" McLaughlin, Lenzini F. Stipe and P. Stipe. Roof Fire Calls Out Fireman Last Friday Fire believed to have been due to sparks from a flue caused some damâ€" age to the roof of the residence o! F. C. Noerenberg, South Secon: street, lTast Friday. The fire depart ment was promptly on the scene an« soon had the blaze extinguished. A few small holes were burned in th roof. * * Thursday, May 16 Well Known , 1929 â€" LIONEL Thursday, May Noted Art L Passes M frol The death 0 Ravinia, May | en route home as a distinet sh« of the north s been ill for so clently recover trip to Europe foreign textile tionally knowr and furniture. His life as â€" has made Mr. figure. He w interior decora great as was I and Industries city of friends community lif« Leader At his home artists of the music. were: e always a delig these gatherin in the village ~~Mr. Roberts Cornell unive member of â€"th nity. â€" Later | chusetts Insti the Beaux Art He came t where he was F. Sturdy & Later he beca Tobey Furnit capacity he s During the he wrote a b tion called tt of the first « So warm was ciates at Tob to them all & whom all tur and an inspi > Activ Mr. Robert ciation of Ar cago. He e the Art Insti at the Acade in Brooklyn, member of Chicago and _r At the: tir <tylist for s designers of Mr. Robe waria the d York City, were held Ir was taken Samestown,. daughter, C The loss dear friend closely asso the entire c New Cad Ra ‘The new service stati idly taking now under the structu pancy in re on the form Highland P held in