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terial coal ine Fire Department wishes to express their thanks to the citizens of Highland Park for their generâ€" ~Osity in helping at Christmas with their donations of toys, candy, etc. The members of the department alfo wish to thank their friends for their rememberances to them;>â€"â€"â€" Highland Park Social Service OM City Hall H. P. 4000 The Highland Park Social Serâ€" _ Bite office will be closed all day 2‘:"?' and ~ Saturday of this No Bakery Sales this week,. _ H.A: A matter of economy in and postage,â€"notices will be eir month by t ‘ 15th ofg the mt{ pledge by .!‘!]‘ Firemen Express Supply of a great city is and delivered. All men are invited to at meeting, f 5 1 | SpupinShoommune.. ommbnans â€" h ailb id +)2 B and the manner in which the @mwslJ_o & with his knowledge and fitâ€" â€"ness_to deliverâ€"such w talk.; _ *â€" In addition to the address, which will be an outstanding one, there will be a motion picture entitled the Story of Brookhill Farm. Mr. Rusâ€" sell E. Gage of Chicago willâ€" show this piqtm_depinfing»tmodel_dgiry Jnt h. " _ _ _ _ T °. . _ fe HHoul will be Will be Story o sell E. The Fire Bd 000 o0 We ces 0 Mn s uns value of treaties and agreements ~etâ€"various "Forms. _ This â€"promises to be one of the most interesting ‘meetings and addresses of the year. In the short time he has been in Highland Park, Dr. Sherwin fhas won a reputation as a thinker and orator of more than â€"abilit those_ w ~heard him speak them as effecting our especially as with rc ETT CCCL & k o o oo 000 _ S Chooe â€" AOCAINE â€"AEMY â€" t seeebr on irill be at 6:30 and the| th¢ Pavement and fataily injurying dinner will be served promptly at| Mâ€" The machine also struck 700. Reservations should be made K’;(":Le‘;’:" narzowly escaped lests promptly and in advance by tele. an. & me were rus phoning Highland Park 2176 Z,m. o the Highland Park hospital where Dr. Sherwin to Speak McLeran. succumbed to his injuries. Dr. Louis W. Sherwin, who has| Kline sustained a compound leg been â€"recently installed â€" as pastor fragture and serious lacerations and of the Highland Park church will brmses.‘but is expected to recover. be the speaker of the evening. He] . Leoni was arrested by Highland will discuss European conditions: as | Park police after the accident and he saw them durinmw . 1. ___ _ " me 3 "" o 03 " "7, O" ho tne. Ho conditions abroad h ‘this : countrv h The next nlxleetmg and dinner of the Mens Fe owship club will be held in the parishâ€"houseâ€"of â€"the Presbyterian church on Thursday, Jan. 7. The. us'nal‘ getâ€"together and‘ At Parish House of Presbyter ian Church; Dr. Sherwin _ *n Vorom® XX / The next Td LLLLAW.IHHIP ... Highwood â€"Man;â€"Hit â€" CLUB MEETS JAN. 7| _ PÂ¥ Auto Christmas Thanks to Public 10 * invited to attend this ; Picture regard to the The Highland Park Press d him speak| Where he has r as compared| °Nts ever since own country, ut na _ naces 1 truatirrng /. 3 â€"â€"~ _ tomppund : leg d as pastor| f‘acture and serious lacerations and church will brulses;bnt is expected to recover. evening. He| _ Leoni was arrested by Highland conditions as | Park police after the accident and | A two vears} Charged with asaanum _ s 1 _ _¢ and d as pastor| fracture and s _church wif1| bruises but is evening. He| _ Leoni was ; he milk]} _A Buick aut secured| Hutchison, 606 | by buying your pastry this Because of the holiday ser regular méeting of the city council at the Lincoln Market beginning at 9 o‘clock. Home made cakes, cookâ€" ies, pies and otherâ€"foods will be of.â€" fered for the New Year‘s spread. Why not start the new year right NV HHUNH nsail ne noas Wsead Ne eementtermererecinc on enfi uty eammente _ The Ladies Aid of the ‘Rede Lutheran church are holding a ery sale today (Thursday), De Aat the Lincoln Market harin,.i. wvt.;ufln.fw Ladies Aid Hold Bakery Sale Today "*"CRISONn, 606 ~S. Linden avenue, was almost totally wrecked Saturk- day evening at Sheridan and Par avenue wher â€"itâ€"wasâ€"struck, â€"white going south on Sheridan, by a Packard car, driven by F. G. Simpâ€" son of Fifield, Wis., the police reâ€" port. . Hutchinson‘s son received a few cuts and bruises and was given surgical treatment. The front of the Packard was damaimaA _ _â€" two brothers, John survive him. arine, Margaret and o ‘ [ .. _ CA HEgCEICAE Of theirfriendsareeordiall i o * € on $10,â€") servation as experienced editor and view this “M”_“fmm“‘fi. 000 bonds by Magistrate Herman publicist as well as the in him, a, | On Sunday, Jan. 10, from 3â€"6, the Schwery of Highland Prark. .:. ‘background that has made him, as| a,4 department will be host 16 . S ncopenâ€"verdict Was Teturned by | a Comparatively young man, one of | thy cjon members and their friends the Coroner‘s jury at an inquest | New York‘s most respected_ critics. | at 4 tea in the club house. held Saturday. Mr. ‘Fadiman was born in New Want Christmas s The funeral service was held| York City and educated at Columâ€" MrS. Albert P. Srg “C“fl:‘ in Monday ‘morning at St.. James | bia university. He is a regular conâ€" 5s r8. debe"t â€" m?thg % Socia church and burial was in St. Mary‘s| tributor of critical articles and reâ€" fervice . * psrtg:_gz;_l_:sq_i____ _v:i‘m.f:e,‘,m., cemetery, vi_g!_swiq__;_hg_hgt.tu‘hm purnais, + ark â€"Wwoman‘s club is askine â€"MMWWW Ancluding tha Ma..... 1 y _ "#/Teoil wharmn n L. .. £+ 4 L K23 SE ‘ar Badly Damaged in _ Crash Here Saturday Mmbwd&odfiagoSubuMMGmpdCuMyNwms e snnniomemmntmmmieninmennemimen n mmeonnnen,i0,,,, 00001100 rie avenue ‘with Jacob Kline, 23, Highland Park, and Frank Curly, 1120 Prairie avenue, Highhnd Park, _ An automobile, driven by Sercno Leoni, 27, Highwood mail carrier, struck McLeran knocking him to. the pavement and fatally injurying him. _ The machine also struck NoA t C e o ©7200, was fatally Winjhfed-/ & F';:-an afternoon as he walked acrossPrai. Th Apeninraraine t 0o t t ce ce ies Buick auto owned by C AEre mase! e ols William McLeran. 24 with assaultâ€"with Mopnday N HicHranp Park, Iuumnors, THuRSDAy resided with his 50-,,j,Besidés his 5 ; C (Go Com enb nmentacirainemneve "W'W‘U Dies in Hocpitalr Of Israel the ‘Redeemer at this sale 1 Marian, and and James, to ~"a deadly â€"Aâ€"High=â€"â€"Th, * _1 HURSDAY, DecemBer 31, 1931 Clifton P, Fadiman To “M“'fwmi the fruit ofâ€"years‘â€"ofâ€" m o e e PC eaiay" e ® enjoy a nrl;nnnuiul treat in | â€" Mr. Fadiman, as editor of Simon| ing to the Duo Unique. â€" Mr. J ,nnd‘ Schuster (publishers), lecturer Long, tenor, and Mr. William I on literature, and radio hookâ€"reâ€"| er, baritone, will give an afte viewer, has seen the book, business | of songs. from more angles than almost any. ~â€" Art Exhibits Open Jan. 6 body else of his generation. He is The Art department of the 1 particularly interested in the raPid| land Pary Woman‘s club will changes through which American the first exhibit of the yea culture is now going and in the part Wednesday, Jan. 6, when the â€" that literature ha.s played in these oi,anmvBuel}*nflen““flrfi cha‘x_:g‘ea. He bung& em | 4; won / :. PRRESEC NP Ceaithiariihbe.... B2 .. Cl . ~~~ ~ACUd, GICncog. â€" s _~"On Tuesday, Jan. 5, the members Clifton P. Fadiman will present| of the Highland â€" Park Woman‘s a lecture on "The latest generation | club will meet at 2:30 o‘clock â€"and of American novelists," x enjoy a rare musical treat in listenâ€" _ Mr. Fadiman, as editor of Simon| ing to the Duo Unique. â€" Mr. Robert and Schuster (publishers), lecturer Long, tenor, and Mr. William Pfeiffâ€" on literature, and radio bhookâ€"reâ€"| er, baritone, will give an afternoon virewer, has seen the book, business | Of songs. from manre anolas 21. . c [axey,.. o3 _ "_ :. _"C . _ oisterhnood <of Northâ€"Shore Congregation Israel will take place Tuesday, Jan. 8, at 8 o‘clock at the temple, Lincoln and Vemn.;Vennu,:Gieneoe. Clifton P. Fadiman will nrenntj Aponsored ‘by the Sisterhood of .,_Rl"'i“.’ Treat Jan fourth lecture ; January 8th trodnead 1. 13â€" ns e »was>inâ€" troduced ‘by Mr. William Dooley. srael 8, at 3 and tion | club ~â€"~] enjoy non| ing t rer| Long reâ€"|] er, b; ess | of sol ryâ€" s »18 The id | lang â€" *"| the f | WOMAN‘s CLUB To x3_ ; 1 2 ~4I Lreat Jan. 5; Exhibit Opens Jan. 6th; Want Xmas Cards HAVE DVO UNlQouE _ Duo Unique. â€" Mr. Robert , and Mr. Wiu"; PM'_ , willâ€"give an afternoon NuMBER 44 the Highâ€" will have year on LÂ¥ #%