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an Winifréd Nichol Miss Virginia Davis r3. Abbie B. Butin Kiss Susan Swnnton .Misa Edith Phillips [in Doris Woodeo'ck Ilia: Gertrude Brown B. Margaret Hum-y trict 108 includ- West Ridge and Monday, Sept. 9 Clark G. Wright .7: ite, Walter' Borg ave charge of the h grade boys. . unis: Emily Brymer lar. Lincoln Park 053 Lincoln; ave-' has been graded 391‘s to ’bg in ex- use by the larger' ol. ”This"will re; 1 on the smaller Ind afford ample mes. The- school this fine 1siyitrim- origin did an opt, irmen were,ealled I Mr. Alsbfrg o.n ere' a. fire on tt ot $100 damage, 3 caused by igni- a gag plate' which state. paging of the Par- aeted by the Mira gs mot beep an- TNeill statetryrs- expected that' thr ' be ready some lncoln which. mm as follows: a fear portioirirfi, "post office about' Gr night. It was [..by firemen with Iboirt three bags, was damaged and Mange to the in- ling, ‘the firemen [his Winifred‘ Nelson' .Jfliss Linn Paulin Marian .t.er.A.. pm .e---e. I Virginia Newcomb ,..‘Miu Ruth Thomas ...Mrs. Clara Walton fif....m.s.nd11h Hall Trma Johnshn Nixon mung ._. -cr-t-'"i' . Marxism Freeman .Miss Ethel Goddard School I therd will also rimthe teaching as. Marxsen» who trade at Ravinia will be_in _charge orth grades ,and _ Page 40) roehial pt Announced F for Start of so Ravinia' Ridge _ 4 August 29, 1929 :Mrs. Clara Walton s. Nemn Whitehouse __._ Miss Helen Boyce mare-social science "iiriiirr"" mi I tiippi)li1illflFilq8i, 9:01‘HERS HIGH SCHOOL OPENING :ce . . ay Evening Thug Freshmen to Attend Sept. 3 and General School Starts on ' September' 4 _ Deerfield-Shields Township high schobl opens on Tuesday,' Sept. 3. However, only first yéar students are expected the first day. "ntey will meet) their teachers.and learn wlttms to go andwhat' to. do without. the confusion of a.big crowd. The fren- eral bpening ieill be on (Tuesday; Sept. 4. . . . _ last year.'The number from that city increased from 170 in. 1928 to 205 in 1929. It is difficult to aceoupt,for this, " for the grammar schools of Lake Forest made' no suehH.eivanee in. numbers. . Several entered the high school who had not previously attended schools in Lake Forest. It is not expected that the number in attendance will be greatly aug- mented ovistyhsst year. Lake Forest pupils rttadetitermtyrt notable growth Thet. Marigold Bus comIttsny is‘ withdrawing. the school service buss-) es-formerly supplied and new ar-' rangements are being made to trans- port the students from Deerfield, Ev- erett, and Northbrook. . . Faculty' Meeting ' The faculty of the high school holds its first meeting on Monday at-. irrnoon sit three o'eloek to prepare for "trevrptathig"t.l)e following day. Akmiexcellett teachers will be mists- ed the coming year:"Miss Parry,»..who has recently. become Mrs. Ceiti) Al, .fretLHalalm; "isis Keller, now Mrs. Jesse Spencer; Mrs. Sanborn, whoSe home duties call her from teaching; _ (Continued on Page 9) _ f _ The firimeeting of the Lake Coun- ty Federation) Women's clubs, will be held Thursidaytnoort at the home of thtrtrrtyst't.tettt, Mrs. Arthur Raff; of Cedar avenue, Ravinia. 'It is' hoped fthat a large representation from each, of the fifteen clubs will be present; as an important' business meeting is" to follotihe box luneh- eon. Mrs. S. W.. Gibson, " Chicago, the preaidrrttof the 10th District, and Meg. Graham.Muneh, past president if_theMLake county federations' arid now lat FGr-FrTiriiknt of the 10th District Will be guests of honor. A CoGty Federation _," Hblds First Meeting After the business meeting,‘ the womeh will attend the. concert; at Ra- vinia" Park,, and a number will .re- main there1ftrr' the evening opera. This méeting is an annual pne, at which time preparations are made for the yegar’s work,“and it is a combina- tion business and social gathering. . The present dfficers ate as follows: president, Mrs. Arthur Raft, Ravinia, 211., viee-irretjde.r.tt,, Mrs.-Lloyd Cun- ningham,- Zion, Ill}; ssetr-treasn1rer, Mrs. Gertrude Hamlin, LaksrNilla, Illindis. ‘g, . Mothers Club Picnic "2 rl." The Mother, club held a picnic yes- terday at Sunset" ptrrk.r. Twenty-tho members (attended; New "Wndnetul?y they are molding another key-"the; mothers and children. Aft who wish to attend shnuld tall Mrs. 'tyehentmelr. H. P." 1837- in regards to what they are to bring. _ ' . - May, August”, 1929 A delightful feature of thitr after- nopn's program for children at Ra- vinia park will be‘a dance pantd-_ mime, "The Toy Shop," given under" the able direction of Mildred Haess- Ier of Ravinia' and presented by: a group of her, suiung pupils, all .of Highland Park and Ravinia. The "Toy Shop" Is Feature of Children's Program two' shown here are Shirley Beyer. (left) and Rosemary' Garst (right) who portrayed that famous peir of lovers, Pierrette and Pierrot, when the entertainment was firstiiyert at the Ravinia auditorium iri May. This afternoon the part of the fickle Pier-, rette will be taken'by Judith Green- berg, with. Rosemary Garst again,, appearing as Pierrot. All the char- acters are delightfully givenand" the bostumes, designed ‘by Mrs.' James Cady Ewell, make a gay and colorful ensemble., . _ . . I Man EmployedWere ts s' e Killed as Motorcycle ,, Collidés with Truck halvin Koehler bf Wilmette," a fore- man émployed on. the Highland Paik waterworks improvement work, wait fatally injured last Friday night when ‘his motorpyc1isArollided with _a 1,it,i"".12 Deinrfield hand died _at' 4 ole) ck .Situittay morning fn the Highland Park hospital. 3 _ _ _ According to the account,of the foimier _accident given to the Deer- field police by John Webber,-driver- of the truck belonging to the David- son Cartage 'company, 1600' South Rockwell; street, Chicago, Koehler seemed to “have turned his motorcycle toward the truck. , He was speeding southward on ian empty road and as he rounded a eurve,.herswerved to the-left directly int'o the, path of. the truck. The driver', according to' his story, almost ran-off the road in an attempt to-avoid the oncoming mo- toreirele,'liut stou1dn'eyu11 the porpfet- ous .vehicle out of the way. _"-- . Webber notified the r)etrfiehtpolice and the injured man was taken to the Highland Park hospital, where'it was'found that he had sustained a compound. fracture of the skull and a fractured arm. ' r _ lr The body was removed _to Ithe~ IGI- ley Fiinetal.home in Highland Park, where the inquest was held Saturgay. Webber was' exonerated by tlte ver- dict. , v., .. . .. ", A buffet supper And. bridge party win be held this evening (Thursday) aiihe Brieritrte Golf club. Supper will be served from Ar.30 to 8 p. m. followed by bridge. _ _ . Bttffet Suppér Tonight TH! Pill! Announce Candidacy s of Lester t Tiffany . . . for Sherifffs' Office Lester T. Tiffany, chief of police of Lake ‘Forest. and formerly chief deputy sheriff for three years, is a candidate for the Republican nomin: ation. fonthe omee of shériff of Lake county at-the primary election to be held April 8, 1930. . ' 'A‘Although the primary 'election is aibtu"t seven htonthsrtiway, Chief Tif- fany has given his consent to a group of, jnterest'ed men"arid women with the interests of Lake coqnty at heart) to have his name 'announeed as a" candidate for sheriff at this time; ac- cording to publicity sent' out by hig friends. A 'E . . . Mr. Tiffany served.as chief deputy in the sheriff’s office to .threis years and prior to'that Ir,U,-Ti's' a deputy in that office. Since September, 1926, he has' been chief of police of Lake, Forest, in which office he has made an enviable record, and he hiss the unanimous endorsement of the Lake Forest city council in his race-tor. the sheriff's office. , _ "i. ' During his term as chief abtake Forest Hugh polite department there has .hgndle 1,700 cases and alarm: number of indictments have been re- turned.. “So .thoroughly have the Cases been prepared andiso ettitient _ (Continued on Page -39) , Worthy. Grand, 'M'atroh’s night will be pbserved’at. J7ahtptrell chapter, No/ 712, O. E. S. Wédnesdéy evening, September 4, at 7:30 o’clock,_ in Ma- sonic. hall. . Sarah Danieis; Worthy Gfand Matron will be the. guest of honor: V V . Worthy Grand, Matron _ C , to Be Hirnored Guest A dinner will be. served at six o'clnck reservations for which must be made not later than Saturday, August 31, with Mrs. Catherine, A; Levin. . .." _ An members of the Order of the Eastern Star are invited tir attend. The American Legion Auxiliary are sending Mrs. W; H. L. Bowaqn of S. St. Johns avenue, as their del- egate andarrs, w.intffor Zimmer 'as alternate lo the American Legion pytventjon at Rock Island, Illinois; September 16 and 17. ....n ("' I. 2' Announce Candidacy Delegates to Conven'tion Lester T. Tiffany ELM PLACE SCHOOL _ OPENING SEPT. 9TH With the opertintt of school on Monday, Sept. 9, district 10rwilLbtia .1 gin the ,maintainance of two separate gehool plants. To the newly .dorn- pleted school building on Green Bar rotit) which is already being referred to as the 'Green, Bay school will be assigned all pupils under the fourth grade who live west of the North- western railroad right-of-way. All other pupils/will go to. the other building that make up the Elm Place plant. There will be seven" groups of pupils at ther Green Bay school, the full capacity of the school, and twenty-six groups at Elm Place, with a staff of .forty-one teachers 'in charge of class rooms and rooms for special' activities in the' whole school ‘system. . A T l " . _‘ . Also New Green Bay Ro Building; Both in Dist. tlo. 107; List of Facility l At Green "55} School At Green Bay school there- are seven regular classrooms, one being a kindergarten, and three activity rooms, with a'large mom for games and assembly purposes. q -At Elm Place, the kindergarten-primary building has 'four classrooms, one being 'aA kindergarten, and three ac- tivity robms. ‘The elementary build- ing has a large" playroom, tWo active ity'rooms, largely for shop purpeses, and twelve qiassro6trts. .The inter- mediate buitdhtg"hasr ten classrooms and special rooms for general shop- work, for science, music, drawing and sewing, and the large auditorium besides. 3 Mr NeiM.Giehers " ' Eight of this year's staff am new in Highland Park. Mr. Harold-Rich- ardson.of LaCrosse, Wis., a graduate of the University of Wisednsin, and V (Coritinuthi a Page II), Make .Good Progress F f ‘On the New City Hall _ .The new ‘city' hall building is. be-' ginning to take shape and indications are that it will be a handsome addi- tion tb the eitt'ir)arrjhjttiitdtr1 fiiato, ures and one " the be"situoorritie city halls in Illinois. The walls of the, new structure .-aYe isp fo the top of, the first-story, -or thereabouts, and the window frames tdr the first floor are in. Good progress is being made and prospects are that the building' ‘will‘be under roof in record time. Masons Arelnyited, _ . . to Statue Unveiling A. o. Fay'lodgwémh. Pkg A. M., has testified from the 'Illinpis Grand lodg, .an invitation for its ‘membera to-attehd theptveifiryr, of the Statue ot1Atrrahot J'onas, Grandmaster in Illinois) 1840-41, whfeh ceremony will take place in the Valley of Peace cem- etery, att9uincy, 111., on Saturday, Aturutt3t." It is expected thilt most of the Masonic lodges in .the pate will be auepretritedr 'Gov, Louis L. Emmet-son is grand master of the ‘IH-inol'é'Gi-a'nd lodge,- arid Richard c. ‘Davenport is grand secretary.