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. . . they say there is one saloon to every 245 pertons . . . and 22 tavâ€" erns is the count . , . but in the first place 22 times 245 equals 5,390 resâ€" idents in Highwood . . . which is definitely not the correct population figure ... and in the second place, there are over 1,000 minors in Highâ€" wood . . . according to the school census . . . which subjracted from the nearer correct figure of 4,000 population , . . means there is one Highwood‘s quota of saloons is poppycock . .. we might better say the North Shore‘s quota of saloons licized sophomore" . . . even touted would be a welcome variation. . . . ‘The height of the ridiculous . , . Michigan newspapermen going to Sunday school . . . just to keep their feature eye on Governor Luren Dickinson‘s virtuous utterances . . . which make hot newspaper copy . , . sometimes. . . . Raise your hands . . . if you are also tired of hearing Bill DeCorâ€" revont spoken of as "a highlyâ€"pubâ€" licized sophomore" . . . even touted would be a welcome variation. . . . Archie J. McMaster is still anâ€" other Highland Parker who is a collaborator in the field of invenâ€" tion . . . helped make an electric glow valve system , . . and is named in a recent patent. .. . Early morning sight: four solâ€" diers, clad in brand new winter uniâ€" forms, descending from a street car, carrying their shoes in hand . . . Mary Lou Walters is active socially in Abbott Laboratories‘ clubs . . . Louis Del Ponte, also of Abbott‘s, still rolls his drums. . . . During those days the daily papers brought many eulogies of his work. Hnwuundonbhd;:fnntbhhopudlm man. He presided over the church Chlefio during a trying time of transition. During his 24 years, ninetyâ€"one parishes have been started. During that time the restriction of immiâ€" gration has produced many problems in the various national groups. Anyone, whose memories go back that far can probâ€" ably recall many projects that seemed almost visionary and now are just accepted. The two seminaries, Quigley and Munâ€" delein, the new central high schools in ChluT:, the various new hospitals, formation of the Catholic Charities and a dozen other projects including the International Eucharistic Congress of 1926. Probably, the greatest evidence of his administrative ability was the generous support given to all his appeals by the people of the Archdiocese. e â€" can follow another to judgment. Talents, graces, position are all gifts of God that must be accounted for in death. We can still show loyalty to our spiritual leader by remembering him in our prayers and good works, especially at Mass and Holy Comâ€" munion.â€"From Holy Cross Topics, Deerfield. During the past week the Catholic Church of sutâ€" hndauutlouhthd.tholihehudnpm"l Cardinal Mundelein. For three days and nights a constant stream of people passed his bier in Holy Name Cathedral to pay a last tribute of prayer and respect to their leader. On Friâ€" :aywnlngincverychurehofthdioemthmndamto er the Holy Sacrifice for the repose of his soul. Later the same day at his funeral, church, city and state joined in the final tribute to the deceased prelate. _ _ ue __ All this, however, when a person dies is definitely secondary. A bishop has a definite relation to everyone in the diocese and when death comes we can follow him with our prayers. No one H-‘Jm m.'flll." "~OUR LRBADING CITIZEX," "LADY W&'m or on." "ras star BETTY BOOP CARTOON â€" "Yip Yip Yippy," NOVELTY â€" "There Goes Rusty." LATEST METROTONE NEWs. Thursday. Priday James Carney. George Raft. Jane Bryan, George Baneroft, Victor Jory COLOR CARTOON â€" "Goidilocks and the Three Bears." NOVELTY "Mechanix lllnstrated." LATEST METROTONE NEwWS. Satarday Robert Donat. Greer Garson, Terry Kilburn. John Mills, Jedith Furse MERRIE MELODY CARTOON â€" "Hareâ€"um Seareâ€"um" LATEST PARAMOUNT NEWs ./448')1..- Randoiph Scott. Naney Kelly. Cesar Romers, Binn‘e Rarnes. John Carradine DICK MRTZ IN "SMOOTH APPROACH® NOVELTY â€" "One Day Stand." NOVELTY â€" "Air Waves." LATEST FOX NEWs of cach week by the Udeli Lomis Hayward. Joun Bennett, Warren Wiliam, Tuk curcaoe $0900884h Quarery anour "THE MAN IN THE IRON MASK" CARDINAL MUNDELEIN Tuesday (Sun Continuoos ? to 11)Oeteber 18, 16, 17 (Matinee 2 to 4: Evening 7 to 11) "FRONTIER MARSHALL" "GOODBYE MR. CHIPS" "EACH DAWN 1 DIE" Fannie Ball, 225 N. Green Bay road, Domenic Mascaro, 957 Waukeâ€" gan road; Bertha Alsup, 8 N. First street; Gustavy Baum, 688 Central Ave.; Andrea Barone, 515 Laurel Ave.; Johan Alf Stromberg, 677 Deerficld Ave.; James Kerr, 53 N. Second street; Don Ronzani, 225 N. First street; Henry Robert, 911 County Line road; Mary Skytte, 880 Bloom St.; John Tether 145 8. Green Bay Rd.; James M. Montgomâ€" ery, 371 Laure] Ave.; Frank Segalâ€" la, 151 N. Green Bay Rd.; Bernarâ€" dino Bima, 135 S. Second St.; Dorâ€" othy Wright Peters, 115 N. Linden; Hilda Gotaas, 364 Bloom St.; Dionâ€" igio Gimnelli, W. Park Ave. and and Vera Renshoffer Octsel, 675 Deerfield Ave., all of Highland Park. From Highwood, Rose Albert, 239 Ashland Ave., Pietro Masinello, 218 A reception was held last evening in the American Legion Home in Waukegan for 207 new citizens who passed their final tests at the court house in that city last week, Among those from Highland Park and Highwood who received citizenship papers were: tavern for every 136 persons . . . which reduces the whole thing to an absurdity ... and sorta indicates that outsiders give "the wet spot" more than moral support. . . . 36 Residents Take Out Citizen Papers Richard Drew, up and coming acâ€" tor, is the brother of Willodene Burke . . . a newcomer to Highland Park . . . whose husband is janitor at Elm Place . . . and whose 4â€"year old daughter bids fair to become the exact picture of her mother. ... 4 ceats per single copy 1%, 13 19 14 TBE HIGHLAND PALRK PRERs | WAvg;bld_.fllAn; Bessic Picchictti, 81 We can restyle it, using our latest Bring in your old fur goat today. imports for patterns, at very little cost. Why not make your old coat serve a few years longer? Have Your Furs Cestyled at Victor‘s! BOWMAN DAIRYâ€"COMPANY MANUFACTURING FURR‘ERS SAFE * RELIABLE SCIENTIFIC BCONOMICAL Prairie Ave.; Sven Eusdal Svendâ€"| Mazzsolo, 327 Waukegan a-'s{u‘fl,“' 222 North Ave. _ sen, 111 8. Central Ave.; Roceo\tonieo Pellegrino, 886 Wighwood mt es Turchi, 227 High Bt.; Aunton Vivrenâ€"| Ave.; Lueresia Rernardi, 204 Jefâ€" Read The Wantâ€"Ads Victor BrotherCs, Phone Highland Park 2700 Fivtny mepes mnd on wore ts : RFR Bagest e s0 0 on e ol are replaced. The pelt is reâ€"oiled for a additional life and the fur itsolf is fi thoroughly cleaned. style import as * / a pattern, we # f es oo | iy now lines" PEYQNOR l\ 2M . " (‘*, f"' ".{‘;j s Cl | * Ee Fâ€" sguilaldh . /d w 1 ' \ {{ni [ S â€"\ & > f 368 Centrol Ave., Highland Park, lik Telephone Highland Park 351 sizses "og Victor Brothers guarantee their workmanship to be of the best qualâ€" ity, and will not advise restyling unless they are convinced that you can get at l.“f two ldd.lfw years wear from your coat. | You can afford to go modâ€" ) ern in 19391 Bring in your old coat for an estiâ€" mate without obligation of Y 7 18