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SOCIAL SERVICE WORK PROGRESSI'S Committee Reports Much Ae- complished to Aid Unem- ployed: Details Given All rs-giwlrniuns um] appeals for http are investigated to no that they sm- mum-d and autistic» on the work Italy done prove its "ki.ner. Send a (mum-m Me! t, the spirit of Christina, the " miner. It luv-en the when that is needed ‘All n-zivrlrntinnx Hikh nun W [wing 'ttr ml 0m Phone 2 “D0 N' Vrt SI \l) tt . MONDAY Nou SIIOWIVI; took land LILYAN TASHMAN - JAMES GLEASQN . FRANK FAY 1mm? . 4000, TI FSII ". " ENVESID " T't"'lt.hur.t Y. FRIDAY you mm t or "IF. hNttChttUT"--.3rd " the Swim "TIN". LEATHER l’l'SlIERS" H th, iee committee of Highland hen I Christmas basket to u- home " every unemployed worn“ in our community. give " the nudge cost of or "Her to ink." I name mp- he ofrree and see that a has- It on the Wednesday before s , If you can do either, all 'rgnniuti Matinee Only EARI'IIONES FOR THE HARD OF HEARING'. RIM Y Who prom-n! "or (III at More of prrurrved fund " the door Park CHILDREN the mo; is the connecting link be, unemployed Ind needy of ommunity, and those who F comm-rate with them in m, or material nuisance "Mtch" I'ZY'S CrrVNr'Cr INN'KNE FOOTBALL o [It KAY JOHNSON - REGINALD DENNY l.ll.l.l.\N ROTH - ROLAND YOUNG “The Matrimonial Bed" CHARLES ROGERS " HELEN KANE JOE K. BROWN ('unlinuuus Sum! FINN in Sound of its newest, the cial Service cont. BENEFIT MATINEI‘I AT 2:00 ALCYON SELECTED TALK INC Prt"rURFS “MADAM SATAN " interesting um! I in llizhllnd “MOBY DICK” is" " Adults Only for" B. lkMille‘s Daring “TOP SPEED" I‘ll H under " of In! In a romedy tamarin- “HEADS UP" JOHN BARRYMOR Fl NJ. SI'I'N'I u, _ Cttrtoon in Sound INDIANS .MtFlCoNH5iti"--Chturter 7 DECEMBER tt, I Highland l'nrll comedy "mum-e 'ay Addvd year trom with (hnniutions and individuals Ire eomperatintt splendidly in supplying many varied needs, Perhaps the fol- lowing list of things being done will suggest to you the kind of help you may chnme to give: . one furnishing coal, 12 people send. init 1 to 2 quarts milk each day; 2 prrorrle, sending rout of melt etch wu-k; 3 people paying rent; 1 per- sun giving t.", each week to mother (Continued on page 14) with Dr. Carl Boehm Dies; Funeral Held Tuesday Doctor Carl Bochm of this city died December 6, 1nd w“ buried Decem- her a at Weldheim cemetery. Rev. F. W. Fischer oMeiating. Doctor Boehm “as horn " Nickolsdorf. Germany; practised medicine " Chictgo for 27 years and lived in Highlmd Park for the past Mt yes". The funeral services were igrgely attended and the runny floral offerings paid high tribute to the elk-em in whieh he was held. The Minnie ritual mu read It. the grave. No is survived by his wife Mrs. Christine Boehm, nee Niegel; one Ltu,ther, Paul, of Chicsuo: one sister, Louise Nietsehke, Berlin, Germany, and other relatives: r'ars ADMI'I'I‘ED FREE Talking Comedy . News Event" ine l to 2 [maple senl Wick; "d pl son giving Fox Mnvirtorte News rm 2:00 to ”:30 p. m. BERNN'E CLAIRE TOMA Y A N " FRIDAY DECEMBER 16. I7 DECEMBER IR. 19 Sol Strauss. Mgr. DEFEHIIER 13 THE PRESS D. A. R. Better Films Committee Review It is to be greatly regretted that after the enthusiastic endorsement and recommendation of the "Silent Enemy" which was to be shown last Saturday, the picture had to be with- iimwn, and the, news came too late to affect this column. It is difficult to get a satisfactory substitute picture at the 11th hour, for a junior matinee, but the manage- ment assures us the change wns un- Among the coming attractions are: "Moby Dick" a talking version of Melville's classic full of realism and gruesome thrills. John Bunymore’s work is excellent. but it is I very strong picture and perhaps too exeit.. ing for all but the more mature audi- ences. “Heads Up" in spite of Buddy Rog- er's charm this picture lacks enter- tainment value, and because of poor direction and some unnecessary crude. m-ss. is not highly recommended. "Top Speed" for those who enjoy Joe Brown and think he is funny this picture may amuse. Rather cheap farce with incessant wise-cracking. . "Madame Satan" an exceedingly s,phisticatetl society comedy drama of triangle plot, with excellent acting hy Kay Johnson and Roland Young. Stunning costumes and remarkable stage efrects, do not compensate for the vulgaritios of dialogue or un- wholesome underlying theme. Adults uan. avoidable, and has promised the “Sil- ent Enemy" will be shown in the near future. Among the coming attractions are: "Moby Dick" a talking version of Melville's classic full of realism and Women Voters League Board Meets Dec. 17; Election Law Revision An h which Yotvrs 1G.trtirr, p Members of Presbyterian Church and School to Participate Sunday Afternoon, ANNUAL WHITE GIFT SERVICE DEC. fllgf On Sunday afternoon, Dec. 21, at 4:30, the members of the Highland Park church and Church school will present the annual White Gift service. The pageant this year consists of a series of Christmas tuhlenux prepared by Anna R. Kennedy from "Bible Plays out of the East." Miss Ken- nedy wrote these plays out of her experience in the Nenr East and they were first played by groups of Near East boys and-girls. The music will consist of an A Cap- pella chair directed by Mr. Walter S. Armbruster of Lake Forest college and the church quartet. directed by Mrs. Belle Forbes Cutter. Miss Ann Gordon will play the organ. Committees at Work Mrs, Edna Miller is directing the pageant and she has been most ac- tive in pageantry and dramatics here and elsewhere. Mr. George G, Greene and his committee are busy at get. tings and Mr. Robert W. Schneider and his boys will direct the lighting. Miss Katharine G. Yoe' is in charge of the church decorations. Miss Ger- short illnosh at the Highland Park hospital. Mrs. Thomas was the widow of the late Ambrose L. Thomas pres- ident of Lord and Thomas and mother of two daughters, Mrs. R, U. Lansing (Vittrice Thomas) deceased( and Mrs. Florence ThomatrDinttte. Funeral services will be held at the home of Mrs. Dingle. 515 South Shnridnn mad and interment will be at Muunt Ilope cemetery. near Mor. crun Park, Ill. Mrs. Ambrose Thomas Passed Away Yesterday Well Known Minister Buried-in Northbrook A mini-tor favorably known among thy members rf St. John's Evangelical thureh of this city was laid to rest in St. Peter’s cemetery, Northbrook on Monday ofternnnn. Rev, Schaer died at Portland. Oregon, December l, at the age of 84 years. The funeral u-rvices were attended by a large ermirrvittttion; many were the floral r4terineg. Sixteen ministers of the l"\‘angeli:'nl Synod took part in the serviees. The keynote of all address- " was: he was a faithful servant who through his childlike tttith led many to the glory of the saving faith. He lives in the hearts of his friends. Mrs. Ambrose L. Thames passed away Wednesday, Dec. 10 after a The Victory service station, the Elm Place service station and Till. man's service station have entered in- to an Igreement to close at 1 o'eloek on both Christmas and New Year’s for the remainder of the day in each instance. (Continued on pin 52) Service Stations, to Close Thursday, December It, 1930 F. W. Fischer, pastor,