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Ea. ., a; V, a. .1. ram , mafia}? « ., m __. gm mmmmmmmmwg nvwivwl$l I mmmmmmmmwmmmmvwm Vol. XIV.â€"No. so Highland Park N EWS » ' The Northwestern University Dramatic Club present! 0. Bernard Shaw‘s “You never can tell." tu-night * at Rafinia Theatre. Mr. Frederick Hatton. Dram~ atic Editor of the Chicago Evening Post,‘ regard! this play as one of the best plays ior amateurs he'knmvs of. The Club, we learn from Manager‘Wilkerson. has an elaborate produttiun tn readiness and a great success seems assured. The curtain will rise promptly at eight. Leslie G. Brand who has been seriousâ€" ly ill from lead puisuninghthe past week, is reported in be an the road back to health. The many friends bl Mrs. Clarkuf McGovern sweet will be sorry to learn that she 15 quite in in the hospital in Waukcgan. ' ’ ' ' Mr. and Mrs: D. D. Fish hmfieturn- ed [rum 3 two weeks' :rip to New On leans and Biloxi. Mrs. Daniel Cubbut Lagrel avenue entertained intormally I'ast Thursday aflemoon for Mrs. Thurben and her hostess Mrs. E. M. Watkinsi Mr. A. W. McLimont has rgturned from a business trip 19 St. Loni; Mrs. dey Meyers who has been in Oakland, Caliiurnia, for the past twu yeau has rammed m Highland] Park. \lr. and Mrs MaICOm Ball of Chicago were the guests of their brother Mr. Later Ball of Semnd street. Mrs. R. I. Really ufSuum Sheridan Road has been quite in will: the griplnc~ Miss Marjorie Aldridge attended 1 Martha Washington party at DeKalbl as: Saturday evening, as the guest at sts Helen Guudy of Lake Bluff, who is at- tending coflegc at Del-(alt). Miss Lucille Sullivan dl Park avgnup has been ill for the past week. v Mrs. Russell Hill and daughier Miss Helen Hill left W'ednesday fur an ex- tended stay at Palm Beach, Fla. Mr. a‘nd Mrs. Gordon Hateley of Chi- Cago. have been the guests of Mr. Walter Halclev 0! Beech street forth: past few are spending the week with their parents Mr. and. Mrs. D. H. Morgah of North Sheridan Road. Mr. and Mn. E. M. V Lure! avenue have gone for general weeks. . Mr. Charles Fininey )5 Cunhned to his home with the grippe.‘ . The lipwonh LeaEhe of the Highwd M. E. church I: busy at work They havé decided to help paint the parsonage. Ind anyone wishing when) them, can 6010 by ordering their Hot Cross hurts for Easter» bv sending their orders to the secretary Miss Edith Wimer. Highwood. Mrs. A. W. ‘ McLimont and daughter L05. of East Central avenue are visiting in DesMoines, luwa. ’ Miss Maria Nelson of Napcrville, (or Inerly of. Highland Park, spent: few days here this week. ‘ Mrs. John O‘Connor, whu for many Years has been prominent in Icivic Work in Chicago, addressed the members of the Ossili Club at: meeting in rhe fligh- land Park Clu'b on Carma! avenue Thurs div afternoon. " Mrs. -\\'m. E. Salyards, Lnurelavenufe, has ban on the sick [in [he put week; ' Mr- aml Mrs. Francis' Stanley Nunh Daniel Cubbuf Laqrel avenue E. El, Watkins of East ave zone [0 Palm Beach 'I'DOINCss IN the (:1ch COUNCIL Gentlemen: â€"â€" man Bahr of the 4th Ward there are other things to consider As a ltSlllt definite action was postponed, and a meeting todisguss the question was slated for the 17th of March. Hu qucflion of the hour bcforc the City Councii. at their regu- lar monthly meeting. last lucsdziy eu'ning was (he proposed Bond issue of $50 DUO (or the purpose of building cattci'ctc bridges and septIc tank at the foot of Ravine dri\c~ 'lhe majority of thq Council contends that such action would be {cheaper to the city, but ac- cording to UK foilowing address submitch to the council by Alder Tn (he Hun Mia) 01 and Members of the Cit) Council One of the great needs of our town “to which the atten- tion of our council should be called. and which should receive its most careful attention, is a City Park." -\'\'hile at the. present'fime the necessity of such a place for Public Recreation outside of‘ii'hat we have. may. be deemed by some of no ‘ great consequence. The unpreceded increase of homesteads allalong the north sh'ore, and especially in Highland » Park. will in avfew years make the buying of larid suitable for a park practically impossible for the ideal location for, such a place should be as near the densely populated part of the town as possible, and should consist, for a city of our size, of not less than fifty acres of rolling and partial~lywood¢d and drained land. We must all acknowledge that ~a‘tract of this kind, and so located, and at any-wheres reasonable fig'ures, will soon be a thing of the past _Over twentyâ€"five years ago the little park on the lalge front was set aside for that purpose, andlit ' is only today that we can fully realize the great value ofthis spot. as fence after fence goes up to prevent thepublic from trespassing .on private grounds along the shore. We begin to appreciate more and tnore the foresightedness and public spirit of the parties responsible. Now isn't it our duty to follow such eXample‘? Has the coming generations not a right to find- and enjoy more of such privilegea and‘on a l'argerstiale',‘ . liven now where apparently plenty of vacant property is to be had, it is fresh in our minds what difficulties the boys of the local base hall teams had last year in securingia ball field to play their' games on. which are enjoyed by hundreds of 'our citizens composed mostly of the working class. such as arepunable to belong to an- I‘lxmoor or Lake Shore Club. Is there any relief in sight? Will” our park'ways and jstreets of the west side which used to be the playgrounds for many little tots become less dangerous from automobile and motor-cycle? At the rate we are building, in twenty years from now that portion of the city will be/denselv populated. and in order that they may then enjoy a park, the site for the same should be secured now large enough to allow the installation of a ball field, playgrounds drives, walks. and bttildinigisites for'future public institutions such as lecture and assembly hallsxand a I-‘good‘ fellowship club." No pos- sibly better chance 'to secure such a site could present itselfto this council than the proposed bond issue to be voted on this issue as it1 now stands for bridges and septic tanks on the east side has one chance in a thousand to go through when voted oh next month. Approximately sixty per cent. of the voters-live on the west side- these have for years helped to pay the ‘. thousands of dollarswhich were required in maintaining the east side bridges without any direct benefit to them, indirectly they did benefit. but nowhere near what their share should he, therefore would it not be a better plan to in- crease the bond issue to SOSJXX), allowing $40,000, for repairing and building new bridges and the proposed ‘septic tank. and $25,000 for the purchasing of a city public park on the west side? Only then audnot until then will you hav an issue to bring before the people which is just. for which every member'of the council can heartily join in to' push through.‘ and every intelligent voter will recognize the necessity of both the bridges as 'well as the park. They both belong den of taxation should be borne by all of Respectfully submitted. rsyxr-rrt '1 A | In to the people. and the bur them. -' REFUSE BILL IS PASSED Council Prohibits Sweeping Into Streets. . laughsjwer m the petition preséntéd by the ,\Vo§1en?s Club .1thth time ugh, the Highland Park City Countyl at a meeting in the City Hall Tuesday ev-l suing passed. ah ~urdin'ance prqhibilini'gl smmkeepeys from sweeping refuse hum their {Slacesuf business unto the side? walllfintkand streets. ._ , Offenderslwill be fined not less than $3 and pm more than $20. Expecwrating on sidewaiks was al- so indudcd in the Ordinance. ‘ ‘ At a prei'ious kneeling a committee was appuimed‘tu Wait on the Nurlhw'eslcm officials relative to the "imprm emen’t 0r building a new subway aLLaurel avenué. The cummxtee had it: fits: meeting with the umcials last Thursday. , fiigbland park, 11"., Saturday, March 5. Highland Park, In. March In, 19m. Mme. lohanna Hess-Burr; fbrmeri-x a summer resident of Highland Park,- has established her home and music mum at banana». 3 very central and convenient incatiun fur her many Evanston :u'td Nurth Share pupils. One uf the features of her uekv home is a beautiful music mom especially designed for the purpose and most artistically decorated. Madame Hessdlurr ‘cnme's cf a lung lineage of noted- musiciané and cherishes arming her friends all the great opera mils and vimosus of {his era. The North Share is certainly luminate in having‘sn gifted a‘ teacher A pair of yuung alligatms at the Rav- inia greenhouse: i: an“: i curiusity h-r many children. They ref: sent to Mr. Dreiske by his so'n wan. who. win: his iamily are spending a few weeks in Florida. ' ‘ and somutqi a musician. FRIIZ 1w 1 R. that Miss Harriet Moutgumery at Chicago will lecture on the Twelve Great Pictures of the “'anth at the next meeting 0! the Public Scltuol teacher: I! (Em-tun ”all, _lee- Forest. Wednesday nltemnun. Match 2nd. MCMX at three‘ u‘cluck. The stercnpticun will he used and uther maslerpioces than the twelve will be ‘shown. Miss' Lillian Burgess who has been confined to her home with the grim). it able to be out agait).~ ‘ The Ladies Auxilliarv 0‘ Trinity church held an all day meeting at Lihnry Hall last Wednesday ' Mrs. C. E. 'l‘lunnulun. Mrs. E. A. Turpin. _ Mrs. Morrison. Mrs. Alli-rd, Mist Gertrude Chandler Ind Min Lucy Chandler. are hostesses [or the Highland Park Woman's Club. fut their m-xt meet- ing Tuesday afternoon. The vulljcct' [or the alvornuon will he on Ami-Suffrage. Mr. and Mn. Wiiliam Gnudridge have rezgted their home an Laurel avenue for five years. Mr. and Mrs. Janie: Buwden cntcmin. ed a few friends inlurmally Ian :l‘hunday evcuinu. . “ - Mrs C. W. Aldridge has Ieveral lot! on hand which she mll cell at ‘a greatly reduced price. Ml". F. \V. Culhing whuhas been to Washingmn 'rolurned T hunday murning. Mrs. J. P. llauke) of Chicago au- II Highland Park I isilnr last Tuesday. Tomormw the churches invite you to service. Hn'w long has it been since you went 'm church? The usual mcial hour will lullmv the lecture. You and ‘vuur friends are mm! Conliglly invited to be present. I t/Dorothy Davis, thé eight year old daughtgtof Capt. and Mrs. M. F. Davis of Corlm'all,.on the Hudson, New York. died Sundly Feb .‘Olh. Mn. Unit will he remembered in Highland Park. as Min Elizabeth Hall. the daughter at Mr. Ford P. Hall oi Sheridan Road. one of the old residents here. ' ()tficers statiohed at Fort Sheridan gave a dance in the hall of the gymnnium Friday night. Invitations were extended to a number ut persons along the Noah Shore to attend. MIj. John B. McDon- ald was chairman at the committee that made arrangements (or the dance. entertained at dinner Mn Weine. lor- mcrly Miss ‘Annabelle Marianna, ol Birmingham. Ala. Coven were laid (0! I n ynung people, boarding schwl friendt 0 Mn Weiue. The Ladies Aid at the Nurth avenue M. E, church will meet with Mrs. Wilk- er tonight. The gen’lemcn are invited and a good time is expected. ' Mr. Henry R. Coale. Jr. has houghl out Mr. Edwin ' Wrenn of the prim- in. firm u(.Coale and Wren". and know in business [or himufl. We wieh Mr. Cuale great success in his undertaking. ' Mm Bellhuuse. former! Min Morgan has a baby daughter. ‘2 ~ ,v . l / The Male Quint“: under the laden/- ship of Miss Burgess. expects to wrptiu the public belure may '“Wl' Bégiuniug Sunday ‘ve'ninu. March Ml: Rev. Oscar mey and Ptol. George Moody will hold ’- serie: of- gospel means-gs in the Army. Wiukegan. Ten cliurchcs have united in the cam- paign and the 1-in «ng1! I great awak- ening, Numrcuidcnu while trading at waiting in the city are gordlnlly invited to “lead the meetings. Mr. “angel! is pleased to aummnce Miss‘IAmy' Hulgbird 0! Fur} Slléfidm 19m. q gun with, a thoughuul Mi I ,:y willcunduct the morning mice a ll “a. m. The SundayScbool mic! at lu'clock. The young peoplel' oct- vi ; at 7 p. m. The' regal-rum sc‘non a! 7:30p. m.. ands-pedal It in: lur men at 3 o'clock. The IF Q's meeting will be addrened by P ‘ 5 G. B. Smith of the Univcnity. MI n ject heing“A Man‘s Chance”. Mr. .\ ryian. one o( the membeu a! the a ‘p'd will sing.“ .umvim mm b4 'I grc‘uday. a day of great Initial 4)).0flunily. The public is invhedlo ll‘ 3: services. H3223 I III "I9 I Juct (ladle: Sunday. wen vim ,:y will cund ‘ . W 1 CW. .0"!- ) L'leen and vi to M E Ind I MM- n. pan Inn 5 and (I. Nk 39. Highland I'k. -\\' D .3500“). danin De'l‘amble and vi to Julie M 3d. lufll‘. and III blks. Ridge-cod rk Highland Park. W 03mm \gard Deaconess Sanitarium to TM- Inl line-men Pension Fund. Ion II. and I3 Mk 35 Lake BIua‘. Q C I) 'III \Iice M Moore and but to L M Coy 's7and8. Ni 28 Like BM. WD INN”. Ellen L \ an Scluick to C W Buckley nlm:43nd7.blk32. WM 1) 31.00. Carolyn R Noelle: to O J Sdamidley ill ”Illun I! fte Coumv Title null TM Company vMum at ‘l'odc. Titli- Gun-Id. mugged n the conduit“. oloo, l6 lest. Central “cane. flight.“ Pork. nnéu. within thirty up no. «no I'e hereof. Tho following unclaimed lam: men-in :thc‘ Highland Park Post 050:: nrman A l'. I Mr assign Margaret Mi“ ama C 1 Mr .lw Uuttitting Co Iollvauy Mm ‘aail G W Mn plpnion Betty Min ‘ _ _ Iegcham F I) Mn luore G E N'n , D' Brien Bridget Mm 9' Brine Mm. . I' Brine B Min Dlscn (hadron Frukcn gliders [-3 Mn ‘anden E J Mn i'alkct Herman L Mr Vilde 'Paymn Mr and UN Advcniud March 5th [9“). W bark. m. A. w. rim. mt. ' ~operty benefited by nu [01m gpmvement: The acquiring of qud noon-u, for oe ponstruction ot the- mutilation «wk: of the lininls Sewer BM 0155. u will more spy“! "on tho unified copy of the 5.4;...» on II. I my mice": am the «an.» (or m 3lleclion of such gale-melt h in m mds of the undersigned. All perwdl inwmwl no bomb] stifled w cull and p” tho anon-t d wt 1" 50 It W alHtlot 6. blk 9. (mour Add. llighlnnd Park N D infill) Matter in Chancery to j A Martin. lots and 27. bit 2. Mullem Sun-Noni uiaga. Deed 3997.69. ‘Dwed this 51h dty 0! Inch A. I‘M"? ' Special Assessment Notice. speci'a Amuse No. 155 Notice Public nouoe h hereby (lo- I Nut the County Court of lab. mnty, lllinoiu. bu Rodent! judg- Smt ton Sp-ciul Amt upo- , ‘L- l.II-â€"l-- “Mun-out. he Evangelistic Band 0‘ live Iron; 1 u! the L’uivcnity «I CW um Jun un- utvice- n «helium Gucci Sunday. These men are cloak: Real Estate Cnmfm 2 V3” Mooney tn Jmeph Dclhlye lot Penn Sub. Highuvood. W D «.00 At The Baptist Church. v Advertised Letters lucmé nuuu: limwmo ben'ea'wd by the {alum-g ‘l‘uoun ll. Donut, City Coll-cw. luulocu