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Relief Committee ls Organized at Highwood; J. R. Engquist, Chairman 10 For the purpou of relief work and m of the unemployed in that city um! environs the Highwood Relief rummittee his been org-hind with J. k. Engquiat. cashier of the Hith- wood State bank in xenon! ehnih mun. Rettular committm hum been nppninled to take cure of nth bunch of the with confronting the organ- intinn. and the chairman pointn out that his committee is in lbw-lute hur- muny with the Highland Pult com- miner slain; similar wotlt. The "than! committee plum to ensh- l‘n-h ttendrtunrters for distribution ot weaning nppurul tor those in need A New Savings Account at this Bank will give You Your Choice The Gregory is the Hammond "Mystery Model"-i4etrie clock. Besides being a perfect time keeper it shows the day and date which changes automatically at 12:00 o'eloek mid-night. One of these ducky is yours when you start a new Savings Account with us. . In Color V _ The Kitchen series of Hammond Electric Clocks has won nation- wide approval. The case of these clocks are of metal and are available in attractive colors-- White, Blue, Green, Yellow, and Brown. Dust and moisturesproof. one of these clocks will make a useful and attractive addition to your kitchen. Nationally advertised Abra Swiss Wrist Watches. Accurate jew- eled movements. Handsomely designed and engraved cases. A watch that any manor woman will be proud to wear. The “ammonia Electric Calendar Clock CITIZENS STATE BANK OF DEERFIELD . DEERFIELD, ILL. Ladies and Men’s Wrist Watches Why not open a Savings Account with us TODAY and get your Electric Clock or Wrist Watch. Electric Kitchen Clocks and would like to have donation. of any wearable articles. Thole they will have cleaned and distributed, In cue the donors can not deliver the of Highwood will call for the gum- ems and attend to their delivery It headquarters. The unemployment department of the Highwmd Relief committee is in vhasrtte of Mr. Clyde Cimeron, who may be reached " the Hiehwood city hall. cibthing to headquarters, Chairman Hnmuint nnnnunces "at. if they will get in touch with him, tre Ber Scout: Will you give I Christmas to I little child? Fill a mocking, putting mule Emilio. mark age and whether tor boy or girl. Send to Mrs. Henry N. huh-225 Laurel avenue, on or be- December The Friendly Bank" THE PRESS Edward Golden, motorman .for I number of years on the North Shore line, died Friday, Nov, 21. in the Victory Memorial hospital, in Wau. Kegan, following an operation for " cers of the stomnch, performed two weeks ago. He w“ 42 years of use and is survived by his widow and two children. The funeral service was held Mon. day at St. James church, Highwood, and burial wu in the Everett ceme- tery. The family home is " 60 Michigan avenue. Highwood. Edward Golden Dies; Funeral Held Monday Mrs. William Foshender of Vine avenue, entertained at a five hundred party Friday evening, for the Daugh- ters of the British Empire. I The many friends of the family in lHighwood and Highland Park extend ‘slnccre sympathy. The following is contributed: Marguerite Axt, the 17 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Axt of High street Highwood died at the Augustana hospital, Monday morn- ging, after an illness of more than 18 Imonths. Miss Marguerite Axt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Albert Axt, 111 High street, Highwood, died Monday in the Augustana hospital, Chicago. She' was aged 17 years, four months Inch nine days, She was born Sept. 15, 1913. Miss Marguerite Axt Dies; Funeral Is Held Wednesday Afternoon in May, 1929, Miss Axis wee injured in an automobile accident on Prairie avenue. She suffered a bed skull fracture and several operations fol- lowed. Her brain was seriously in. jured and later her spine was affected and paralysis finally resulted. Every possible care that surgical skill and nursing could provide was given the unfortunate girl during her long ill- nesa. She is survived by her parents and four sisters and two brothers, Rale- bud, Violet, Pansy, Blossom, Albert, Jr. and Phillip Akt. The funeral' is to be held Wednes- day afternoon. A brief service will be held " the home at g o'clock, and it 2:30 the church service will be " the llighwoud M. E. church. corner at Highwoud avenue and Evert: place. Burial will be in the North Shore cemetery. On the evening of May 20, 1929, Marguerite was seriously injured when the automobile which she was riding was struck from the rear by another car. Her worst injury was a fructure of the skull from which she never recovered. Although her condition seemed to improve at times, a brain infection, spreading to her spine and causing paralysis of the lower limbs, finally claimed her life. Her valiant fight for life, in spite of tremendous odds, won her thtrad. Her valiant fight for life, in spite of tremendous odds, won her the ad. miration of all. (She was in the hor pital fuur times for a total ot M weeks. She underwent It) operations and had five blood transfusionl.) Members of her own family and other friends joined forces in an et. fort to help, but nothing would avail. Her death, coming as I shadow to many who were hoping that she might regain her strength, was no tragedy fur Marguerite. Her desire to live well made it also possible for her to die well. Thus it was that she was able to approach her grave “sustained and soothed by an unfaltering trust, like one who wraps the drapery of his couch about him and lies down to pleasant dreams." May the God of all consolation comfort the hearts of the bereaved and help them to see that what seems to be their loss is Martruerita's train. Holy Cross Cntholie Church Waukegan road, Deerfield, Ill. Rev. C. L. McDonough, pastor. Suhdity masses 8 and 10 I . m, Saturday, 10 a. m. Instruction classes for children. Confession every Snturday evening 7:30 to 9 o’clock. Thursday, Nov. 27, 1930