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Y. W. CAMPAIGN IS WELL ORGANIZED Experienced Women Assume Leadership in Raising Funds for Coming Year VouuMe XIX The annual financial campaign of the Highland Park Young Women‘s Christian Association will open ofâ€" ficially=on Monday, Oct. 6, and will extend throughout the week. Various committees are being orâ€" ganized under the leadership of Mrs. W. A. Alexander, campaign chairman, and Mrs. E. T. R. Murfey, president. Daily luncheons are being planned for the week of the drive by Miss Adcle Everett and Mrs. T. M. Marks, asâ€" sisted by Mrs. Charles Benson, Mrs. A. S. Burdick will serve as hostess. Familiar Feature These campaign luncheons are a familiar part of the fall season in Highland Park. The team workers and team captains meet at headquarâ€" ters to receive instructions, to report progress and to exchange anecdotes. Mrs. Harry M. Pier is ‘chairman of the team captains, She is organizing ten teams of ten members each. One team is already filled, and five others (Continued on‘ page 49) Here‘s Chance to Get Free Tickets to North Western Football Games In this week‘s issue of the Press appears the first of a series of «adâ€" vertisements offering free tickets to Northwetern university football games and to the Alcyon theatre for correct answers to questions appearing in several advertisements of local merâ€" chants appearing therein. Here is an opportunity to obtain free tickets to these games and shows by very little effort. Just write out the answers to the questions appearâ€" ing in the ads and send them to the Press not later than Saturday noon, September 27. The first three subâ€" mitting correct or most nearly corâ€" rect answers will each receive a ticket to the Northwesternâ€"Tulane game Oct. 4. The next five answers will receive one ticket to the Alcyon theatre. The business houses and institutions advertising this week in this space are Smitty‘s barber shop, North Shore Radio shop, A. G. McPherson, Inc., Elm Place Service station, Willits Hudsonâ€"Essex _ Haak‘s Auto Supply, Motor Car Electric Service, Franken Bros., Hunter‘s Sport Shop, Zengeler‘s Inc., Thomas J. Lynch, Purnell & Wilâ€" son, Northwestern university. Oak Terrace School Board Holds Election An election will be held Saturday, Sept. 28 at the Oak Terrace school for the purpose of electing a member of the school board to fill a vacancy caused by the resignation of Herman Juhrend. . Mr. Albert A. Axt is a canâ€" didate for election. The Higbland Park Press Commerce Chamber Members Enjoy Golf Match at Biltmore Thirtyâ€"one members of the Highâ€" land Park Chamber of Commerce enâ€" joyed a fine dinner and an afternoon of golf at the Biltmore Country club yesterday. The afternoon‘s sport was greatly enjoyed by all, and the excelâ€" lent dinner provided was highly praised. ‘The members all report a very pleasant time. Mrs. Jacobs Wins Sunset Valley Woman‘s Title in Tournament on Tuesday Mrs. Jacobs won over Mrs. Fabian by 2 up and one to go. It was an interesting match, held Tuesday at Sunset© Valley. Mrs. Jacobs gave the ladies a lunchâ€" eon after the game which was enjoyed by all of her guests. ~The Champion cup is the one preâ€" sented by Mr. Alexander and was won last year by Mrs.‘ Hussey. Mrs. Jacobs is to be congratulated and is also commended for her good «sportsmanship. Anonymous letters in all periods of history have been the weapons of the coward and the steak and should meet prompt relegation to the waste basket or the garâ€" bage can along with other rubbish. No reputable newsâ€" paper ever pays any attention to such missives, and no rational person should for a moment consider the vile and unsupporited charges of the irresponsible writer of anything which he is too cowardly to sign. In political campaigns too often this despicable plan of besmirching a candidate‘s reputation has been resorted to by the kind of vermin which always infest political organizaâ€" tions and help to make them in bad odor with the public. An instance of such an anonymous letter broadcast throughout Lake county occurred this week. Its conâ€" tents are too conspicuously false to be worth repeating. The public is warned against such political filth. It is the slime of the serpent. HicHLaANp Park, ILuiNois, Trurspay, Sppremser 25, 1930 The Slime of the Serpent â€" Daylight saving time in Chicago and suburbs will be abandoned offiâ€" cially at 2 o‘clock a.m, next Sunday, and residents of this city are warned to turn back their clocks and watches one hour before retiring Saturday night. Return to standard time next week means that it will be a little lighter at the usual hour of arising in the morning, but also it will be considerâ€" ably darker when 6 o‘clock arrives in the evening. So, if you have any evening jobs about the lawn or garâ€" den to do, get them completed this week, as there will be no evening light next week after the day‘s work is done. And don‘t forget to turn is done. And don‘t forget t the clocks back Saturday night Abandon Daylight Time Next Sunday; Turn Clock The styles used in the Fashion show staged at the Y. W. C. A. Thursday and Friday nights, Sept. 25 and 26, at 8:00 p. m. will be the property of local merchants. J. B. Garnett Co., Smith Dry Goods, Mary Ann Frock Shop, Celia Craig Frocks, Jack and Jill Children‘s Shop, Moldaner and Humer, Victor Bros., Fell Bros., and Ellandee Shoe Shop. Fall Style Show at Y. W. C. A. Tonight and Friday Night; Features Over fifty garments will be shown, including sport, silk and party frocks. Fur coats and wraps harmonizing shoes, hats and accessories will be worn. Prices will be announced by Mrs. W. A. Alexander and where the garments may be purchased. Local ‘girls as models will walk across the stage and through the audiâ€" ence giving every one a close view of the garments. Elizabeth Exline and Bessie Pierce will render vocal selections with Miss Lillian Brown at the piano. The Choral club of the Highland Park Music club, under the direction of Mrs. Lawrence Meyers, with Mrs. Paul Downing at the piano, will sing a group of songs. Back on Saturday Night H. P. WOMAN‘S CLUB COMMITTEES BUSY Planning for Activities of the Year; Regular Season Begins on October 21 ing this knowledge to her audience. Mrs. Brazelton conducts . literary courses at the Chicago Woman‘s club, the College club, the Rogers Park Woman‘s club and the Nineteenth Century Woman‘s club of Oak Park and other active and progressive clubs, She will review the current literature of the month, advising upon the books which make desirable and profitable reading. This inspiring course will consist of six lectures to be given for a nomâ€" inal fee on consecutive Wednesday mornings begining October 15, The education committee, Mrs. Ernâ€" est W. Sundell, chairman, is sponsorâ€" ing this series of talks. § The semiâ€"annual rummage sale of the H. P. Woman‘s club is scheduled for October 9 and 10 at the club house. If you have donations of clothing, furniture or other usable sundries, call Mrs. Dwight H. :Davis, H. P. 1791, and if you need these things, remember the dates ofâ€" the «ale. October 9 and 10. * South Sheridan Road Bridge Closed This Week; Repairing Floor Detour on 8. Sheridan road all this week is caused by reason of repairs being made to the roadway of the 8. Sheridan road bridge in Highland Park, which has been in bad condiâ€" tion all summer. ‘The wooden blocks which composed the floor of the bridee kept "blowing up"â€"and it was necessary to renew the entire section. The work was done by the city street department and asphalt was used for the new roadway on the bridge, a good job resulting. Another gratifyâ€" ing feature is that through having the work done by the street departâ€" ment a saving of about $1,500 was effected. This is greatly to the credit of the adminstration and the street department. No Bridge Tonight The ‘Thursday night bridge party and buffet supper scheduled for Septâ€" ember 25 at the Briergate club has been cancelled. Notices will be mailâ€" ed the members later for the party to be held October 9. NUMBER