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Elliott Humphrey Will Speak Tuesday on "Seeing Eye" (Continued fm?ggn!) wide open spaces and glamour of ranch life. He worked during a vacation in this glorious west and in the short time he was there, his future was shaped. _ _ _ â€"_ When sehool behind him, he packed his bolo:l‘&: and set out in the direction of this inner urge,â€" the plains. You see him punching cows, roping walves, rounding: up cattle, roping horses, hunting buffalo and mountain cats. . As a great horseman he rode in rodeos, and broke outlaw horses in the stockâ€" yards and during the war for our government. He rode three times in the U. 8. Army 300 mile endurance test and won that contest once. ‘The training of animals, wild and tame, always held a great satisfacâ€" tion for him. He liked to know what could be done with them, and how it could be accomplished for the utility or amusement of man,. No wonder, therefore, that he sought out the great circus act owner of his day, "Diamond Bill Hall! and put on wild animal acts for him. ‘To.those who have been only inâ€" terested spectators at a circus, this sounds like a thrilling kind of life to lead, but Jack Humphrey wanted moreâ€"thanâ€"this.â€"Hoâ€"had the ability he wanted to know "the hows and whys." In spite of his busy daily life in the practical field, he found time for scientific study in theory. His keen observation showed itseif in a laboratory experiment with fruit flles at the university where he took a special course in genetics. He found what he thought to be an impurity in the stock used and after leaving his reports, others working on the problem discovered the "imâ€" purity" to be due to a new gene, which had hitherto been unknown. His studies, however, did not satisfy his insatiable appetite for knowlâ€" edge and he decided to do some work himself. Before long he had comâ€" pleted the most exhaustive study of German Shepherd dog blood lines ever attempted, and earned recogniâ€" tion as a "practical" geneticist and psychologist. Next came the posiâ€" GOLDEN BRINDLE GREATâ€"DANE, male, 4 GRAVE CEMETERY LOT IN NORTH Shore Garden of Memories. Splendid loâ€" eation. Tel. H.P. 657 days or 149 eveâ€" nings. Uiétt ;!Ev;;ur modern beating equipment on William N. Frye, Inc. FOR RENT IN _ DEERFIELD â€" EIGHT room house on West Deerfleld Rd.; $40 per month. Call owner evenings at 1014 Osterman Ave., Deerfield. Phone Deerâ€" field 402J. B46â€"48 AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICE HARDINGE OIL BURNERS DELCO OIL BURNERS Only authorized _dealer of HARDINGE gil B':rnm in Highland Park and Lake ores "NEW" UPâ€"TOâ€"DATE 8iX ROOM, FACE brick, on Broadview Avenue, south of Roger Wms. Cannot be duplicated for Fuunl suburban living at low cost. ow vacant. _ Some _ redecorating and then you will be "all set". Financed sn e e e e e F. B. Williams, 541 Ct. Ave. Tel. I.P.Bl‘!n.oi 5 ROOM BUNGALOW, WITH GARAGE 2 blocks from transportation. Inquire 718 Sheridam road, Lake Bluff. Phone I.B. ‘3 Wmies, s1 "0u. Ave. m P. 841 Ctl. Ave. Tol. H.P. 2560 BéTM CLUIMEN DIRINUICE UIRC MCY 20 months old. A‘K.c/'mhma“'.% champion parents. Is/ excellent pet, ra ed with children." Completely housebrok» en. Tel. Lake Forest 604. U4Tih Ts Ek m 5 RC.A. VICTOR, ZENITH new â€"â€" RADIOS â€" used AUTO RADIOS, RECORDS, PLAYERS Tubes tested free §41 Central Ave. Tel. H.P. 154. Uattt 41 Seranton Avenue, Lake Bluff Monday, Tuesday, Jan. 24, 25. Men‘s muits and overconts;. women‘s, children‘s conts, dresses, hats and shoes. China, #lnsaware and | toys. U4Th with $7,500 H.O.L.C. loan, rgs. small 506 N. Western Ave., Lake Forest, IHl. Tel. LF. 426 UH 100 for an Adtaker 5 5 7 WHITE ELEPHANT EXCHANGE Phone Highland Radio Service. Houses for Rent Houses for Sale for _I.B.| HOUSEMAN AND HANDY MAN. SEVâ€" B47Ih| eral_years experience. Eric Carlson, ¢/o RATES: 50 cents for five lines or less if paid on or before insertion; 75 cents if not paid by Saturday following publication. 10 cents for each additional line. $1.10 for 3 consecutive weeks. Highland Park and Lake Forest Combination Rate, 75¢; $1.00 if not paid by Saturday following publication. BLIND ADS: 75 cents for five lines or less if paid for before insertion; $1.00 if not paid by Saturday following publication. 10 cents each additional line. CLASSIFIE D Shophere doge Jack Homprey het :-'u-h niew El-.th Seeing ustis, now t Eye. Mrs. m started the Fortunate Fields project, a study in breeding the German Shepherd for higher intelligence in the field of actual, not theoretical service. Beâ€" cause of her ability to recognize poâ€" tential values, it was Jack Humphâ€" rey whom she chose to assist her in this work, for she realized that here was a man whose knowledge of breeding, not only theoretical, but practical, was so broad as to insure the success of her project. The reâ€" sult of this experiment was set down in "Working Dogs" of which Elliott 8. Humphrey is coâ€"author with Dr. i Lucien Warner (Johns Hopkins Press). Club station at Avon, N. Y. To When the Seeing Eye came into existence, its fosterâ€"mother, Fortuâ€" nate Fields realized that Jack Humphrey was the only ome who, well grounded in practice and theory, knew animais and man well enough to direct the training and research division. Thus did bis changing background lead Jack Humphrey surely and steadily to the work which, so far as is known, no one else could do so well. self. To évery appromcn. ms nw] tion is negative; he takes nothing for granted. Greyâ€"blue eyes, ever in motion, portrays his keenness of perception, but they are kind eyes, not cold. A memory that rarely ever fails him. Rises early to ponâ€" der over the problems of yesterday, today and tomorrow. Plays hard, loves to tease, but is sensitive to the teasing of others, especialy when personal references are made. With animals enormously patient and just. His reactions are like lightâ€" ning; heâ€" quickly recognizes the point of view of others but loves to oppose it at times,â€"at many times. But let there be need for help,â€" animal or manâ€"and understanding flows freely ; here he is the friend in This is but a glimpse into the life and personality of this unusual man ROOM FOR RENT WITH OR WITHOUT kitchen privileges. Board if desired. Tel. VERY PLEASANT SUNNY ROOM, NEWLY decorated, breakfast or kitchen privileges if desired, garage available. Near high school and transportation. Tel. H.P. 156. I HAVE THE ROOM YOU ARE LOOKING for. Best east side location, sunny, YoU CAN SAVE THE CoST OFP YOUR 3TATE AND CITY LICENSES OR UP TO 100 GALS. OF GASOLINE ANNUALâ€" ly by placing your sutomobile insurance in our strong Legal Reserve $11,993,700 insurance Company. A saving of approxâ€" imately 40 per cent on your present cost is surely worth considering when you can have the sam& or better security than you now enjoy. _ P e He still clings to the â€""wild west" H.P. 2383 WANTEDâ€"WASHING AND IRONING To warm, adjoining bath, plenty hot water, central location. ‘Tel. before 10 a.m. H.P. 199. P45â€"47 YOUNG MAN, AMERICAN, STBADY & honest, wishes employment on estate, in "Tae. 4 :.‘J‘.;." '-nmn.'lt’l ng, pol e per day, _8 hours. .;â€"-t. steady . worker. The CMuiu Daily News llr. ‘‘The State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company has now become the leading producer of automobile insurance (Polâ€" icles sold) in the world." Rated A plus by A. A. Best Co., the Dun & Bradestreet i Ni ap s ; WILL SHARE OPFICER IN FIRST NA of Insurance Office 386 Central Ave. Phone 268 Norman R. Williams â€"â€" R.oOH. Pur Fords â€" Plymouths â€" Chevrolets Limbility $10,000 â€" $20,000 and T Damage §5,000. Both for $8.20 i Annually. _ Larger cars alightly ha‘w Free Travel Buresu Service to ey Holders: STATE FARM INSURANCE AGENCY Glencoe 246 622 Elm St.. Deerfleld riding stables or taking care of horses 24 years experience in polo stables Harry Wickman, 818 North Ave., Bar rington, 111. Phone Barr. 373W. H. Helsten, Prairie View, N1 Automobiles for Sale Uonal Papk Buildine. _ Two private offer ATTENTION MOTORISTS COAST TO COAST SERVICE Situation Wanted Rooms for Rent Office for Rent NOTICE â€" Advertisements received after 3 o‘clock Wednesday, placed in another section. H. P. 1478 C43 B4Tpd P46 other single influerce hss been 652 For Coleman‘s who is so sing@larly Attied for th<} 1. F. Hoppe Scores gredter in the success of the school than that of Elliott 8. Humphrey. In addition to the talks by Mr. Frank and Mr. Humphrey a sound film of the Seeing Eye will be chairman; Mr, James L. Martin, chairman; Mrs. A. G. Ballenberg, Miss Janet Bard, Mr. L. L. Cohen, Miss Jane McWhinney, Mr. Howell W. Murray, Mr. Michael J. O‘Brien, Mrs. Katharine M. Shanley, Miss Margaret Smith, Commander Raiph ‘The Highland Park committee which is in charge of the meeting consists of the following people: Mrs. Robert E. Wood, honorary Each year the local lodge particâ€" ie oing o hver bernmewny â€"â€"g +954 â€"par Elks Lodge Will Hold President‘s Birthday Ball Jan. 29 Highland Park lodge No. 1362, B. P. O. E., will hold a President‘s Birthday Ball, Saturday evening, January 29th, in the Elks Club. The proceeds of the dance will be sent to the Warm Springs Memorial Fund, which is used to.further the work in the care and treatment of infantile paralysis cases, enve omngy â€" o hivue vengviee m * â€"â€"9) P ink â€" s Highland Park for this purpose, it is hoped that not only members of the Elks lodge will participate, but all those desirous of aiding this worth while project, will respond. Mrs. Irene Murphy To Be Buried At Fort Sheridan Funeral services for Mrs. Irene Murphy, wife of the late Frederick A. Murphy, who was at one time Army Field Clerk at Fort Sheriâ€" dan, wil} be held Saturday at Kelly‘s chapel. Burial will be in the Fort cemetery where her husband is buried. The deceased is survived by two sons, Wayne L. and Clyde K. of St. Louis, Mo. 518 Central Ave. MEJA NURSERY SCHOOL Children age 8â€"5 years from 9 to 12 o‘clock. Rates per week, $1.00. With transportaâ€" tion $1.50. Tel. H. P. 4044 or 4385. . GOOD GENERAL HOUSEWORK GIRL OR FOUND â€" ANGORA _ MITTEN. OWNER may have same by calling at this ofâ€" fice, identifying and paying for this adâ€" LOST: LARGE GOLD SIGNET RING, INâ€" Have a Radio Artist teach your prefered LOST: BLACK SILK COIN PURSE, white lining. Contents: H.P.â€"L.F. ticket dated Jan. 18. $6.00 in change. Lost be« tween Ravine Dr. and Central Ave. om Accordion, Solfeggio, Clarinet, String Inâ€" struments and Saxophone. LEWELLYN SETTER (BIRD DOG) LOST. White with brown spots. Last seen Sat« urday. Reward. Tel. H.P. 2250. _ M4T vmmm:omnmvg% ITY OF E. PARK AVE AND N. S DAN RD. TBL. H. P. 14. __ _ Inga Durment _ Call us for domestic help or positions. Tel. H. P. 772. couple. References required. Tel. H.P 1786. 4+ seribed with old English "M." Di peared in vhlns of intersection at :. Greenbay Rd. and 2nd St. Reward. Find« er please call H.P. 1567. M47pd St. Johns Ave. Tel. H.P. 55 EUTERPE SCHOOL OF MUSIC Furnishings for Sale MUSCIAL INSTRUCTION BE PARTICULAR EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Lost and Found Instruction Wanted to Rent Help Wanted AVENUE R4Lt Farmers . Beverage took two games from Inman and Inman last Wednesday evening in the business men‘s bowling league at Majestic Alleys. Inman of Inman and Inâ€" man toppled the maples for 601 and scored a 237 in the third frame. Sobey," Jr., of Farmers knocked them for 559 and tied Inman in the third for 237. Central Tire deâ€" feated Consumers three straight. F. Lawrence‘s 579 total and 225 in the second was tops in this battle. Tuesday evening, Central Tire downed Sky Harbor. for three straight. Coleman‘s took two from Farmer‘s Beverage. Joe Guerri tossed the maples for 604 and L. illoppodm’.withmh&o first game and 652 total was the feature of the evening. Next week‘s schedule: Tuesday: Sky Harbor vs, Studeâ€" baker; Central Tire vs. Coleman‘s. Wednesday: Consumers vs. Parâ€" mer‘s Beverage; Paul‘s Barber Shop vs. Inman and Inman. _ Mrs. Edward A. Roach will be Lhosteu to the Highland Park Muâ€" Sn ndrpaefiarmropâ€"teâ€"»tcetiâ€"d "her home on Ravine drive. *~*****â€" H. P. Music Club To Meet Wednesday Prelude and Gigue ....._............ Jesu, Joy of Man‘s Desiring....... Pastorale and Caprieco................ Mrs. Bard, Mrs. Boynton My Lovely Cella ....._._._._... Mrs. Raiph Bard and Mrs. Donâ€" ald Boynton will give two pianc numbers. Mrs. Baum, sopranq will give one group. God‘s World My Lovely Celia ....._._._........_Wikon Ab, bl‘.t non O-h.,....w._._z'i-ndy Night and the Curtains Drawn...._Ferrata La Neist L‘Armour ... Valse Viennoise ... SKATES SHARPENED, SAWS FILED Work guaranteed; we call for and deliver, T00 Central Ave. Phone M. P. 3090. R41tf THE CHEAPEST LOT_TO BE BOUGHT in Lake Forest. Near Sher. rd. In Northâ€" moor subdiv. Lot 58â€" 9â€"10x150. High and Subscribe for the PRESS PUBLICATION NOTICE STATE OF Imflf‘ COUNTY OP LAKE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF LAKE CcoUNTY _ _ The program follows: C. G. Giroiami, doing business as C. G. Girolami & Company, Cobb, Whyte & The requisite affiduvits l-r.al-&t having been duly filed, in my notiee hkfltyflvnmmm‘ defendants the above entitled cause, that m-um:{-hâ€"-â€"nflh.‘ -dl'm-“ and other deâ€" mub!wâ€"t:lb.‘ndnn_l _ Now, therefore, -=' leme you. the satd doâ€" «wer to the compiaint in 2:: in the Tth day of Pebruary ADi Lawn Mower Shop WANTâ€"ADS Phone PIANO TUNING H. F. PAHNKE Business Directory 1$ Years in Highland Park Legal Notices Real Estate Stair Company, Waiter Boss, in at $1,550. JkDs. LaTh Lady Elks Plan Party For Feb. 1 The Lady Elks Social club will hold a dessert bridge and five bunâ€" dred party for members and their fflc-ds.w.ml.n& Elks club on Laurel avenue. party which will start at 1:30 p.m. is under the direction of Mesdames Elmer Maimquist, Frank ‘Golden, Sam Fell, John Larsen, Joseph Beâ€" rube and Edward Greenwald. There will be a prize for each table. Friendship Club Meets This Evening FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HIGHLAND PARK uâ€":«mmmdhmwmdlflufi located at Highland Park, lilinois at the close of business on the 3ist day of s ship Club of the YWCA this week will be a dessert club meeting at 7 1987, as shown by the annua! report made by the said corporation as a trust company, =hAmdmm~d&lmdMâ€"~c.-, I. Cath MRG du¢ fFOM1 BDARKB ..........................comeiummmciommmmitinmenmemetio® â€" WO EME 3 United States Gonezament vbligations, direct and/or fully gusrenieod â€"â€" I Sol es onl e O Sotieine fimt sniltr fully auartadett 1e fi &. LOBNE ABG dis€GURE® . ................iicommmmmmmermmmminnneicosmmemmmmmmmennqin T. ADVEREPIRIRE _ ... en on ies on fSiraertieresesroiirrartiorimecossrta l ce mncorecntinniirnnetontvind 12 7. Banking house $82,100.00. Furniture and fixtures ...........$7,484.00 90,184.00 State of nu-o'u‘}_ County of Lakefss R. L. Erskine one of the managing officers, and J. M. Appel and C. F. Grant two of the directors of the First National Bank of Highiand Park a Natiorta) Banking Assu. being severally duly sworn, each upon his oath states: That he makes this afidavit for the purpose of complying with the.requirements of Sections 9 and 10 an Act of the General Assembly of the State of Ilinois, entitled "An Act to provide for and regulate the adminâ€" istration of trusts by trust companies." M&b-da_tdhnfluz-n- tion on the aforementioned date, is true and correct .in respects to the best his knowledge and belief, and that he has examined the assets and books of the said company for the purpose of making said statement. nb Ei. tss . (Seal) time after that day and a decree rendered in plaint. GAIL & BEHANNA Attorneys for Plaintiff 1st National Bank Building Highland Park, Illinois. Im-mm.d-â€"ndlh-ludum as or claims -nlutd::o -.bo;qc'n-.d Estate. All persons having claime against said to attend the Probate Court of Lake County, liHinois, on said date at tem o‘clock A.M. for the purpose of having said claims AN ORDINANCE REGULATING PARKâ€" ING ON WAUKEGAN ROAD BETWEEN m‘a AVENUE AND ORCHARD STREET THE VILLAGE OF DEERâ€" PIELD, LAKE COUNTY, ILLINOTS. EMORANDUM : Loans and Investrments Pledged to Secure Limbilities: _ _ _ . 26. Loans and investments nlm-‘. c (a) U. 8. Government obligations direct and/or fully guaranteed .._.._.$ 162,500.00 BE IT ORDAINED BY THE PRESIDENT AND_BOARD OF TRUTEES OF THE VILâ€" LAGE OF DEERFTELD: _ maltcs SECTION 1. That on Waukegan Rond between Osterman Avenue and Orchard Street no motor vehicle shall te parked with the left side of such vehicle mext to the curb, and it shall be unlawful to stand mfi-unhm-mlnm-hnb ibed limite other than parallel with the An innovation for the Friendâ€" hicle within twelve inches of the regularly established curb line. . â€" eurb and with the right wheeis of the veâ€" SECTION 2. ‘That the driver of any veâ€" Micle shall not such vehicle for longer than ninety at time _ between eight o‘clock A.M. and :at‘ o‘clock P.M. on Waukegan Road between Osterman Aveâ€" nue m Street in the Vl‘hn':; Deerfleld, Lake County, Ilinols. â€" SECTION 3. That signs or markers givâ€" ing notice of the parking regnlutions hereby established shall be erected and maintained h.:;bflhfidededmfln SECTION 4. That any person, firm or corporation violating any provision of this 141.00}" Dollat, nor more than Fwo Randred (&?) r nor than ($200.00) Dollars for each offense. 3 . SECTION 5. ‘That all ordinances and qdufi.â€"h-“h‘m 6. That this ordinance shall take effect from and after its passage and ADJUDICATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE MB hereby given that oc ECCC _ha_ wnd read January 11, 1988 Waukegan, HL, January 5, 1988 (a) Agminst U. S. Government and postal savings deposits, War Loan $ $7,500.00 z:; Against deposits of Trust I‘)-un-nl .:_..._.g......._...,.,..._....:L.,.,_.-.. 125,000.00 Phone H. P. 410 J. SMITH JUNK 364 Nerth Av. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 13th day of Total of deposits: War Loan Account Grand Total Limbilities ................. Total Pledged (excluding reâ€"discounts) approved January 11. 1988 the Last Will and Testaâ€" -.‘ e V."un!. aa CR ud‘ (Official Publication) o‘clock tonight. Those planning to attend are asked to make reservaâ€" Each Thursday ‘afterncon new faces are to be seen at the YWCA gagedâ€"in househo are lnvmdwnnh&wm ing their headquarters on Thursâ€" CLEANERSGTAILORS Tel. H. P. 495 35 8. St. Johns Ave. Room 305, North Shore Trust Bldg. -......u..’-‘.‘.?""'"wr.. Garments called for and delivered PAINTER‘3 SUPPLIES Central & Second St. Tel. H. P. 949 Tel. H. P. 2774 513 Kim Pisce Clean â€" Private â€" Respectable 80 years in Highland Park for an Adtaker 5 5 8 PAINTING and DECORATING Paints â€" Wall Paper â€" Glass PASTEURIZED MILK AND CREAM BUTTER AND EGGS day of January, 1988. ATRAEEEN cOLE, noeterr Public. DR. B. A. Smitty‘s BARBER SHOP 22 North Second Street For Quality and Service CalB H. P. 1581 BUMP SHOP E. NELSON Highland Park, N. $ $7,180.00 $4,194,719.18 $ 300,000.00 $ 162,500.00 DAIRY $4,194,719.12 $ 162,400.00 _ §5.005.64 2,084,501.94 1,865,091.54 SANCE