Saturday and Sunday of nut week, Match 21 and 22, Highland Park's neworater plant will be otBetatlr opened for inspection. w---" tend a. cordial invitation to the reek uktt,iittU2,tst- t,,t-l,t,t,t a: s,tg,,r, s,yJ,,t,t,it, wtly,t,.,,J,t, works. ---- Tiey "iiiriiiriilid'at" [tiii __ WE" -imfhfthttr,- -the--anaehinerr add†equipment will prove highly interest- plant operators will be present to w plain what is humming end thy: Guests will be welcome both, â€we "ttiifihifiriiiFfir' e "W _ _ri'tii'ettitej, V ' T ' mg%h-H%rgtgmrar, " _ c'" The stormy Weather; which for the past ten days hit whipped the lake into a sea of mud, has given a splen- n:n TAda' TC. 1.3;. glg‘; im NEW WATER PLANT OPENING NEXT WEEK Residents of City Invited to ' Visit'it and Observe ï¬Ts‘HEK’thva-e‘mmï¬ for drinking or hiking; A: wu, for drinking or bathing: A: ' is. it has come to our ham crystal clear and free fiom bacteria. No SiriGrTirFGrisrtTiirTtaiitiiiirWa.aii water could be given than to turn the -iiritinrriiimrFTiEEEmRirMirmrtrrr'trr just one day. However; the eity ot- fieialrhave no intention of playing so drastic a practical joke. Moreover, they could not 'd6'so 1fAtiiif Wired, for the plant is â€designed that it is impossible to pump raw, water to town c"- only water which has passed through the purifieatton plume can reach the mains; ' - _ 7_ Por many years it hid been - ed that unfiltered water was a, great handicap to the growth of HM Park. ‘One by one the other north shore suburbs built modern plants and began serving emdiUMt in“! to their residents. fFinnlly we were lift as the one community in this section which was still 1tshttr row take water. T _ Small Rock Gardens Subject for March 13 Committee Inn-Hm ’Some four years ago---fn "ST-- a committee consisting of Miror Lewis, Commissioners Zinnia: and Gontlex 1de Megan. R. C. Berlin and Watson G. Harmtin ,yiictgttiitiiirtrt6 trr'ics Dudley Crafts Watson, J#tt Mar-alumni venue. will lie boom. to the Ravinia Garden '.shttt at its next riarriktr meeting trrhe held on Prim, Karen 13, at 2 p.m. “Small Garden“ will be the subject of . hit to be given by Mrr,_prritr1Aptt1t,stt-1l_ atom" Each member is asked with: u bowl gut-den or I pot of bulb: the Hobby Show Mar. 2trat _.' Oak Terrace School In: forced t Oak Terrace School . _ At the Sprint Plover show which Tmort M and 37 of Highwood and week Mr. Fritz Bath, when] m Troop 67 of Fort Sheridan and plan- and grower. m traded nun! wing 11 hobbv show tp be given March prizes. having "ttel I†' 20 at the Oak Terme‘ school. 'N prim and one â€and m m mun 'tnvpeen1arttrkirue tor um- Pro-9 t-tttet with this- my Maid- ‘ - Perse-e."-'.).."..)."..'.'.', ' eer2t-e'.rtT1'rirPe-glllV 'c'>e?EMEEeEEEz==z=iai5 'te {Kai they -esiiii o. l; . "err. ' - op 67 tn hol “the MM tirttlltrjirjiiiiii_irihs- 'Ip’iiéiim (Continued on pt: 20) _, At the Hixhhnd Park Woman'u (elub Pride: evening. lurch Mt, It. ijili,iif,i " i-Ciiiiiii,iil, _i,ii,i,ii, = It at"!!! d- ri if 5iEiiri2E2NttEtirNttEaiiriiiiiiiii j talk entitled “High Huts and Low Brows", Ali those who admire cour- age, enjoy adventure, and desire u: :eveninz of interesting entertninment. will be wekome. ( J,t, 919:1! it, ff IW, {8:11; ii6riiirCrCC'CCrCC' Those who have had the good for-. tune to read Mr. Wiuter'irbiotrraphr, called "The World on One has,†were ventures of _ this courageous youth, out funds, put himself_ through high school and college, worked in the Tampico oil fulda in Mexico, was captured by Poncho Villa’s bandits. almost met death in an auto accident on the Apache trail in Southern Aria zone, almost drowned in' 'Alsskn, spent hours under the romantic sky of Hawaii, and received thrill upon 'thrill in the Fiji islands, Egypt, sud Australia, had his left leg amputated as a result of blood-poisoning, spent months in s hospital in Honolulu re- operating, and returned to America by way of Australia, the Orient, and Europe. - _ Once in a great while, however, tht, 93119;: with this romantic urge, armksasustia.ur%rirteuia1its,Aste1t Lyonth. is EltertWrsiter, who will _-' tn every one of WI there is a about of the ,adahoird, nnd nu urgent desire kind.' In: mast at as live ttturdie doing the humdmm and ordinary than swittc,ythktcft1tar__1isr3r' - 4° t6rtt6t'iiWr imittiiF6ir" T" r-" .. t'vw-it--"--e f" tand my club, mam rtttr. idents of the community who desire, tn bear him. at the Atpett meeting; Ellery Walter To Tell Adventures at Woman’s . Club Here on March 20 Friday, 'IfarcE E, ti g p. m., in Hie Community Garden Class Will Meet on March 18 The meeting' of the Community Garden clan at the Highland Park WmttdniChib on Wednesday, larch 18, ago 3.1119,me “be. rent home-ttstr.---- r. ----_-----e a _ .7, A... Club members are returning from Honolulu, the Orient, Cuba, and mtgb ous other places of tropic dime. Each of 'interest will be heard; perhaps something ubodt the tropical garden! and wden 1110!: being held clue- where. _ V Beretta Either will tiirliow%, phi our own gnrdens and about some new uni intending additions for the com- in; season. ' . A full rumba-chip “dance at the meeting in desired. Fritz Baht Awarded . Prizes at Flower Show THE t 1ltir1ffrf1tiiiii General MeCloakay, Post Command- er at Port Sheridan. announces that th? second trt,yytarani1itttra, bull will iiiaihxii,†WW -e-smre-r---et-e. - W W Military Ball April 25 V At Ft. Sheridan; Local People Are Interested Last yer them, the ttrat Muir of that nature attempted art Fort Sheridan in twenty years, was gauc- eeu in every partied“. Over a thiriisiiiiiririreuii ittended and civiliiiii and service people dike deNared that tt-rrtrtta=ahoatu-i--aar,--a-1 t3_ihir,_lttLkiggtr this on. General Mc- Closkey appointed committee: with tittitkurnd'tiettgr- thtitrtttt"tiittt: -r',--- -w- and North Shore residents are re- ceiving invitations to the bill. General MeChtskey is honorary chairman of the Military Ball com- Eitteesz'. Caliper Thai is ctsligi.ttiy.y..tti gnd ,. Captain 7 _MqCorr1 is executive. "The members of the board of the Thrift Shop are making an effort to collect thrift and stimulqu thrs “Leg of the tttyt." . Dining the past wins ter their income J9trb1stt11_grtsat1a, aRji 1'IE_ a no to the "iiaiir iiFiii 'iiiiFTiiit- of the unemployment titpation. And as a'l'eeult' the organizations spon- sorint the. Thrift Shop end the one: ieeerviiiifartiiiYiimii from them at the end of the year received considerably less than the previous year. Eor"the ,earMt8.0nere, ',, ,. _ Woman's Auxiliary of the Highland Park hospital re- ' ceived, _--.-..,...'-..-....-)." Northwestern Settlement ..."... 824.63 Infant Welfare -.auv.a-v-.-.-s-.cc,v-..-ssc-,B8lM8 The difference due to the tact tion is respond certain days and fail to Appear, fined 81. The o£her fourth gin" of proftts was divided, u follmi V Arden Shore, -Lu.---uiMr.00 Lake Bluff Orphanage ..wt.-..t.-. 150.00 Dom: Heme o..-...-..."., 150.00 Ridge. INirit PiVeiifoii'iiilC(" 156,00 Arden Shore, w-v...-..-.......)." Lake Blue Orphanage ........... 150.00 Dome Home tv-,-,,,::,,,,,:.,),,-,-, 150.00 'tiireii9Urhit "Pieieiiturriiiiiirr:rr, $0190 Trim-c; w, L.cr..LC.Tr.CC... 50.00 , blew the board went: to remind all those interested in this fine work that in order to have income they must have things, to sell. They need not only clothing but else books, fur.. niture, chine, (hush-it: a hue, cur- taintr--mt feet, they can sell ANY- THING, no matter how worn or seeming useless. So they upped min end solicit your interest end help and tint of your friend: and neighbors. If you ere nimble to bring the things. all the Shop, B. P: 644, and they will gladly lend for them. .' F" Hold Card Party A card party will, Be held next Mamie temple nudgi- the auspices of Clmpbgll chapter No. 712, o: E. 8. Brian and five hundred win he play- ed fttrorhieh M!" yml hmmw. An invitation is extended to all Tttttti- mgtttiigtRrNrttr"Waam'at"""""'"'""t"a si6trrrnrrmtrtrmre+ttmtrmF=i'trre l, _-,,.....,.'..:.-....-.-" eaten: Settlement --."... 324563 Welflre -acccasc'crs--i,gs.u; .635-‘68‘ lifrerettee In these umouuts is the tact that each organiza- responsible for Workers for days am: when these val-km Appear, tltt1t organization in T?GFrtrGTrriCFt"iiIisrr JStiEjalbliJfi, Ls-i, 7 In )3}:th Pink _the city at _ S tii li strenuous] in- two trhi atm glut through until Monday nig under the supervision ‘of Her Hart, and 'by their efforts High _ HEAVY 8Mm8NN j f TIPSUPTRAFF Streets and Highways Block By Blizzard Saturday: and :1: mm, _ "r' Mitthinnd-Park and Luke county ' day isjust eatqtrarddhtrtrtlut demo b)anket of snow. Which has cove thirpart “the country since 1 nsxsnrdintr to, otBttiaLnrmthgir_otts an It 'Wankegan, and tramtportati is beginning to resume name! sta urethra“ out. of saith)! the bli iiird which "swept down out of q dgy, burying the entire region ti 15 inches of snow». i _ . . "V p, "a L I l' u " "1.1- . a 2 " a LN . V 1.2- Mum, I _.Lâ€';, "Ad LL"! l LE "w', ' Breaking of us axle on the tthe which furnishes motive-power for tle hampered them someth bat atew-oaruaiat-asootr-eibtaittt4 and in place, and mix hours the p m at work again." By Tue morning all streets and practicein sidewalk: were open {new T (Continued on page W) Two Fire Alarms On . _ 3 Tuesday; Little Damad Tye firemen were called out t ' 1tttethy, At 9&2}. tn. en 31 came from the residence of Paul M, zeta on West Prairie tt"vepue, can 'ri a king run. No-aerious (Emmi! ceased by the blue. _ T g . At 9:45 the firemen were celled short distnnee down Central,“ I ent from the fire station to the " 01th. room occupied by the Aw; Sin Co., where h furnace door to boiler need to heat the tttiFirr' aw meat, occupied by Ed Balding. l The fire was out out with trim damage resulting. g L. F. College, Glee Club _ To Sing Here Mar. The Luke Forest College Glee dt will present, 5 Palm Sunday vert, service 1.: 4:80 on Mtmiti%t9, in tt Hichhnd, Punk Newman; An ununully fine prawn in bi prepared and the public is invited: attend this service. Mr, Walter Armbrtmt6t is dirmetor orthe a club and also direct. the Girls' e! in the lithium! PM church. .1 Braun Bros. _ Cut in .. jimmommcnwltb I “new t wholesale fuel oil prices Bram --ttt_h-tisussi Thursday, Inch Itt, 1 Axle A Broken Announce 5 Fuel Oil Pri'