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W. C. O. F. Convention in Chicago August 6 The International® Convention of the Woman‘s Catholic Order of Forâ€" esters will be held in Chicago beginâ€" ning Tuesday, August 6th. A solâ€" emn high mass will be read at 10:00 a. m. at the Holy Name Cathedral, State and Superior streets. A banâ€" quet will take place at 6:30 p. m., at the Ambassador hotel at 1300 N. State street, at which place the busiâ€" ness sessions of the convention will also be held. All local Foresters and friends are invited to attend. A.. 0. Fay Lodge No.â€"676, A. F. & A. M. will hold their regular meetâ€" ing this evening (Thursday) â€" . The battle wentâ€"on in the afterâ€" noon. Miller found a down hill lie in the sand with his second on the first hole: His blast out caught the sand too far behind the ball and he played his next from a flower bed, looking at the pansies instead of the ball. That meant an eight on the hole and he : was out. â€" Sweet and Novotny plugged along fairly close to par, but meanwhile young Martin was flashing heavy speed. f â€"_Martin Gets Three Birdies _ His approach on the second stopped six inches from the pin for a birdie and he got on.in two on the par five, sixth for another birdie. That put him out in 34 and he was even par on the others to par five twelfth, where his second stopped on the edge (Continued on page 25) they scored 78, 74, 75 and 76 in the morning, which wasn‘t enough variaâ€" tion to worry about. Sweet had the best start, three under par, for the first seven holes, but finished badly. More â€"than 200 members and guests: played the course;~somewhat shortened by the heavy rain of the preceding night, but the 200 trudged around under blue skies on a perfect golf day, though many of the guests found the long second shot carries too much for them. to shoot their home club handicap. & x5 Race for Low Gross The â€"race for the low gross prize on the 36 hales was the closést, for Marâ€" tin, Swoet,â€"Jimmy Miller of Exmoor, and Gus Novotny of Edgewood Valâ€" Dick Martin, captain elect of the University of Illinois golf team, won the annual Braves day tournament at Briergate club last Thursday. He scored 78 in the morning but turned in a. 69 in the afterncon to win by one shot from Arthur B. Sweet of Ridgewood, who shot 74â€"74â€"148. BRIERGATE BRAVES DAY TOURNEY HELD Dick Martin‘s 147 Wins Annual Tournament at Local Club; Threée Birdies VouUuME XXVIII Mason‘s Meet Tonight The Higbhbland Park Press _ An erroneous impression regarding the stock holders of the Highland Park State bank and the Highwood ‘State bank has been gained by the publishing of the tax list as furnishâ€" edâ€" by the Assessor‘s office at Wauâ€" kegan.‘ The ~three public utilities listed at the bottom of stockholders are not stock holders in either of these banks and a distinction should have been made in the publishing of this list. A. T. Larson‘s Leave on Alaskan Trip Mr. and Mrs. Axel T. Larson left Tuesday evening forâ€" Anchorage, Alaska, where they will.spend two months visiting Mr. Larson‘s brother, Ray Larson. They are going by train by way of St. Paul, Vancouver and Seattle where they will take the boat for Anchorage. â€" Upon â€"their return they will visit the Royal Gorge, Yelâ€" lowstone National Park and numerâ€" ous cother places of interest. However, the next"few weeks will show much moré progress, according to city officials.> °/ Tax List Leaves Makes 3 Birdies HicHraAND Park, IuuiNors, THuURsDAYy, Aucust 1, 1929 Wrong Impression North Shore Congregation <Israel Sisterhood is entertaining its memâ€" bers and their friends at a musicale, Thursday, August 8th, at 2:30 p. m t the Temple, Lincoln and Vernon avenues, Glencoe, Illinois. ; Mrs. Almon Wilder: will render a group of piano selections and Barâ€" bara Heller will give two dances. Goodson‘s Shop, specializing in salted and~fresh nuts is opening at 26 N. Sheridan road in the post ¢ffice Fuilding. _ Homeâ€"made fudge and candies will be another feature of this shop. Goodson‘s Nut Shop Is Opening Here Tennis at . Northmoor â€" Following is the schedule for ‘teéhâ€" nis at the Northmoor Country, club. Boys‘ Singles Championshipâ€" 21 and under Sunday, Aug.â€"4â€"=First round. Saturday, Aug. 10â€"Second round. Girls‘ Singles Championshipâ€"â€" â€" _â€" 21 and under Friday, Aug. 2â€"First round. Tuesday, Aug. 6â€"Second round. Cecil Blanchard Selfridge, Baritons accompanied. by Mrs. Vittorio Trevâ€" isan will sing a group of songs. Circus Capers Will <â€" Feature In Program _ At Ravinia Today at Glencoe Temple WALTER A. JONES _ OF OLD ELM DIES but it was not until his case was diagnosed at Mayo Brothers that it was learned how ill he was. Taken there Monday, July 22, it was learnâ€" ed that his case was hopeless, and he died from the effects of a stroke Satâ€" urday. Walter Jones had a wide acquaintâ€" ance in Highland Park and Lake Forest and was well known and acâ€" tive in fraternal circles in both cities. Hail fellow well met, he was uniâ€" versally liked for his . goodâ€"natured raillery, his wit, and for. his agreeâ€" able personality, which made him a valued employe of Old Eim and the life of the party at gathcrings of his Icdges. Elks Plan Gala Day at Columbian C. C. *The Columbian Country club will be the scene of much gaiety on‘ next Wednesday, Aug. 7th when the local order of Elks will hold their second Gala Day. The club is beautifully situated on Milwaukee avenue, ons mile north of Wheeling and it is the hope of the committee in charge that all will avail themselves ofâ€"the "opâ€" portunity to visit and enjoy the fine golf links and partake of the deliciâ€" ious dinner to be served. All Elks are urged to be present. (Continued on Page 35) NUMBER 22