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W M12550 pa Yet in Alva-cc Entered u sccondchu matter March 1. 1911.“ the print 083cc at Highland hrk. 1111mm. under {be Act of March 3. 1m. PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY JOHN L. UDBLL at Highland Park. Lake County, Illinois Telephone :2 :2 Highland Park 562 REAL SATISFACTION Mails 7:13 a m. for ; a. m. {c all pain {or all x p. m. to THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS for a}! all poin cleaned ankiHJlnbod'" "fl. WHYEc botile. IOTAWD Ion D. C. PURDYu" SONS THURSDAY. JANL' ARY B. 1914 Dr. Herbert Francis Evans on these themes u the Ba: Countries Sunday, Feb. lst Pulpit Editorial “The Eight Hour Day" This is third in a series of ten minute interpretations. from the Christian point of View. of great national events and movements. 4 3h Uklhhufaflhdhrifloy Hoar mum! album) “Moral Passion: “Old Memories and New Visions” grskine 8).; Co. ;NSU RANC E bland Purl: Muil Service Service from 6'30 3. m. to midnight 19 St. Johns Avenne Telephone 948 =5 follows: r all points north; .k' H .1 s excepl local rn-rth, ll ('4 ims north; 1233 p. m hr t local north; 313 p m. Juth. and Hughwxxi. 3H1 minis north except llxglt- In. for all pomls; 6:30 p m 5. Sunday: 3:46 p m. fur One Good Meal' Leads to Another Sermon ”MAYBE, 'd in Highland Park In 36 Year: Breakfast Dinner Supper Northwestern Cafe IILIII. Lo an! Ram: at the V.aIl Miss Marion Muom :ndQMiu ElIzabeth McCrysde. beginning Md”! morning. Feb. mm. :t 10.1”. #EMiu Carver‘s studio. 256 E. Central A Course will continue through in early spring. the In! of the lect beginning Tuesday evening, Ap 14th at 8:15 o'clock. Coune ticketl. 00. single admission 75 cents. The fi' lllk February 10th will be “From W r to Strauss". with vocal and instrmiIc-nal illustrations. 1.3 Miss Lillie Bell has returned Wu 3 several weeks visit in Mexico. Mbboun when: she visited u the guest oflvMIu Harriet Paqueth. if. Mrs. Edward F. Carry. noo Lakefihore Drive. tormcrly of Highland PM a in New York and late: she will v' A her daughter. Miss E;mina Carry, w :I is a student a! Wmtovcr Academy i’NCon» mtxcut. returning to Chicago 1}“: first part ()1 next month. sz Kendrlchol (.len Ellyn wul dx ll cx 3 Laura at (he Lutheran nhugh on W, Lemma! Ave. Wednesday evh‘mu. Frh 3rd He has Chosen as lug gimpw " l'urnlng the World Upsufir Down; Mrs. Hrvman Thomas has been "I at her hmnenn Laurel Ave. [or I.‘ pas! week. Mm George w. Ito-utter of Ai§norc .-\\'c.. Chicago. formerly Min “(bane Mxhxlls, was: visitor in our ci last week. The Catholic Order of Forrest have an insulinxion of officers V day evening in Librarv hall. A 1 ful program is planned and relres will be served. Talks on Modern Music will bd "given by Muss Priscilla Carver, illustr‘fld by st. Annette R. Jones. Mn Minor: In Connection with the (Io-Tofa'mrch campaign and following up the putikation of a new Church Manuel the Pres enan Church held neighborhood meetii (or conference in all twelve of the net: of the Parish last Wednesday Eiemng. The meetings were all held in redit nces except the one In which the Ch .ch is located, which was held in the CJurch. Frank Tripileti. a barber at Higfiwood. has filed a divorce action in Cm: court through Attorney E. V. Orvis. 33'. 'Ich he asks for a decree from his vac. on the grounds of desenion. claiml that she- was unwilling to come from 1:31.ch- phia and live with him. The Presbyterian Church has pnbiuir ed a very complete manual giving}. his- tnry of the Church together with the var- IOUS organizations and activities. as: of the Pastors and Officers 0! the urch Since its organization. alphabeticfl lists of the Communicants. Contributors Bible School and the membership by d‘itricts and a Map of Highland Park suturing twelve different districts into whlfi the parish has been divided. The boob is an attractive publication of 62 pages. wid hu Mr. Orville St. Peter, who is ill the Burleson hoopitll. Grnnd Rnpids. ich.. is getting along nicely and will piglbably return home Sunday. .‘5 Burleson hoopitll Grnnd Rnpids. Wick. i Mr. and Mn. W. R. Runner of RavInIa is getting along nicely and will pdlbably' will have as their guest: for sen-ml return home Sunday. .V weeks Mm Ruflner'u parenIL Mr and Mondav January twenty-sixth thbTrin‘ 1 Mn. 10h" Underwood 0‘ Dayton. ”m” ity Guild held an all dny meeting In the: Mr. nnd Mn Georch .Man’y of (hi parish house 0! the Episcopnl Church i.cagn and who spend their summer» at Luncheon was served at noon. * Ithe Moninc hotel. left Saturday {or Ihmr The Presbyterim Church has pflbluh- ‘ ranch in Santa Am near lo: Ange-In. , -____I-A_ ___.._I _:.;_A;‘ L;- Ca]. been sent to every family connectbi with the church. It was printed in thfloffice. Mr. R. G. Evans is on the sick lint: um week and I! reported as getting {along nicely‘ Z ; On Sunday, Monday and Tuesdfi’ eve mngs ML Allred Mace of End Will deliver a series of bible add the Highland Park Public Library a -eighl o'clock. Mr. Mace will choose his topics "The Greagest Fight in the ‘ orld" for Sunday. “The Death of Chrif‘y' for Monday. and {or Tuesday he wimspeak on ”The Risen Christ." The Mlic is cordially invited. j I)r‘ and Mrs. Clyde Shields 0! Whom Ind, are the guests this week of r‘ and Mrs, W H. Bruwnlee. - [Locummsomigifl Mr. V H Nichol: o! leand H1 at: ‘the weekcnd guest a! 1hr hum:- u! Mn ' Kathryn Kelly. 1 Mr. and Mn, George W LthH and Ychildrtn spent the week rnd with rrla l'tivu in Hinodnle. Ill 4' Miss Marjorie Smlll and MI“ Mm yvvnr London m” len-e today (n qmzd (t v week-end It Lake Gem-u: Mr, Nelson Mowers Is on [M ~ fi- . q Lewis A. Peak mll gun- the um um wt his illustrated lecture» on thy (Ln-m {when Traming statmn, o! Ihu'h he x~ ‘ tut-1 rn lgineer, before the thmnul Aw- “mm; .01 Stationary Engineer: at “Auk-gun , February 7 , Among the Highland Path-n u! n u , attend the filth concert at Hu- \nrm weuem School 0! Mus-c Symphnm (n (hour. to be given Pnday rvemng L." thirtieth It the umvemly xynmamm" are Mn 0. 8 Brand. Mrs \murgr Jones, and Mus- Chuhme Brand In concert II under the dun-Alum w! I‘:«-‘ Harold E. Knapp Deerficld townxhxp rrsndrnrs '1.’.’1‘.\7\ (or peril )un’ serum- 0! the 5141.! fr"" 0! the Circuit (nun ‘arr F-u! [mm-J March 2. Edwaxd 1 [Hum \\ LLm' Donner. W. T. Ednarp‘ All-n: Krugm W. D Minn, A Rulyrk' \(‘\Hl.d purl March Hi WJ Fyflr‘ l’ru-r Huflrr uh: Lindbloom; third pan$i Mann :1 Aitxzx Larson and 0 Swan The Dorcas Sound”: {Mr P Church held lhmr reg A! ”II 1' Monday m (hr J11; d: p.13 hash-3w: urn- M'guhmn “Haring In J ‘H‘f' H H C.1HMM1\JII,AH'5 F *V \ "a: .\1:3. Edwin \ \HYJ at he! Pu nu: {LC ;.|~! \- I..\U.('I -\.v.e bu nlur 5155 h Mn Gmuvc Merkhn ml! 1mm- day to mend men! weeks Illh If m Milwaukee. guests preoem Mn.H.8. Clarke of E. (emu! Aw ha been confined to her houu: [or mrr a week with II znppe On Friday night the anal \v-‘gl'hun and Modem W'oodmtn held a 1mm m stallalion of officer: In Mawzm hall Mrs. Jennie R‘ Chzlstmzn u! lucnsllm was installing officn The nr-u ufhrn are as follows. Mrs ARI}?! Dufh ”rm Ic- Mi' hllubeth Dllmrr‘ V ()x‘nlr Mus Martha Inst-ml. Recorder. Mm Unluc- Hixon. Receiver; Miss Emma Strphcn, Mmhal. Miu Maty Dawson and Mn Lou'chilliamt. Managers. and Mrs Mun Mclllwain Ind Mrs Hanna er‘. \c'n tinels. Mr J. M. King 0! Ln:- Farts! acted as installing officer for er “and men. There were about one hardrcd #mwwn Dhaka-w manta-ltd- wet-Ilia “NOW” mundane Hana. Tb (madame “mmhwddmoiflb PeerlAmold walnut-flea InnkeanWedoeeday evenmx. In as d who Imbaweek‘ died unddenlyoandny-aflult five tor Wicitmjthirty after In illneee 0! but due at “f u “5' M “Bounce mlhmk ”d2! fever. "0 '- ”I the trial ole been Tumy FebrueryathJaQOmHWPu-k.‘ Innlnnfl ”h hid “Yd here I” hi. life. Januuy m Min Am Mano! Eamon was the week-cad m 0! Helen Conrad Saturday night. Mn. Irvin H McGovern 8t. mu neb' vidt with M It Wlukah. Wk. Men-n. John L. St. PM will leave Rani“ Mich, w week-end with Mr. (11:1in and visit who is in Burleoon Mi-En H mm the guest on Sand" 0! mm Chicuo. “Rubelv ‘wboduo beentbe guest of Mn S for the past wcek, returned to her bode in Marengo, Iowa The Lincoln Avcn' e school has a new upright Kimball piJo. h nrrned at the ,chool Wednesday I‘Md has alrcud) xncn I great deal of Joy dyid pleaauxr In .H. me pupilt for Wuhinnon. D. ¢.. where he has ac- ccpted a position {Mr Roben Pen: 0! Schumtchcr'n Phuiucy SUKCOCU‘ Mr Kelly. ; The next meeting I of the First Ward Protective Auxladon mll be mm a! the high school Mould". Feb ’2 I'm! Sandwick will address the ”letting on the subject at the W Ichool budding: Mr. John Kellyhajraigned rm position as unmet ol Laqdler'u Pharman y and after I luv wech' yaczuon, ml! Inu- Mr. and Mn. Lame: A 51111:, Jr are rwcivin; 000‘ millions upon the birth of I daughter. m Tuesday rnnrn mg of thin week. Mr and Mn There m about one hundred couple. man at the dancc‘ held at Ft. Shendan h \\ CC ll Ind Solomon A. rov for Grand they will spend the 'dell'l brulhcr and r. Orville 5: Peter ital at that p23“- >03: and children 0! led Saturday from a Hembrook's people rrstn Ir! 1.: :I\ “we: m 18:6 rsLflrhIhll’l‘ hum-cl! m the bulld- mg and x-VHIYIL'HD‘ bounc- He he- ..mur a rrwdrm at Hyde Pnrk In Ibo lau- l'I's and took an mm untrue-t In Inca-mm of that town In 1874 he (.mu- in Hmhllnd Plrk. luring th venn 0! X877 to 1879 he saw? .1‘ Mayor of Highland Park and was 1 u: header" 0! the Burdntliduu» hon an“ we control at (hr «500! wt- 3iuzrndrrrd h)“ the Hlflhllnd Pork Bufld- mg Aw. mmm He nu one u! I com mun-r at lhcny-unc mum. that rune~ sum-d .¢ pcmmn m INN lo Bllhop \K'hwrrmuw m nubh-h Tnml) chumh Hr “3‘ a Mr mrmbrr of A (lFIv Ind,” ' ". all.“ ()1 Apollo Cummlndry \. ; .dem-mal Lummory, bun. I Mr. John “Id.- In thr «inch 0! John Middleton, Mon dm )zn I‘IHL Hmhllnd Park lost one 01 1!! ”Ideal and mo“ Med (mun. Mr Muidlrlun was born In New York (up )unr ‘.‘< 1822 and came to Change .md ler' Urnxhlr H: as: sen-my nine \‘t'd!\ uld funrrll white! “I“ ht hf'd Fwda\ nmunnfl at [on o'clock II 5! \1m'- ‘9va Y. In Lake Forest, Row l".|!‘1r: lhvvx ml! mad the armor: In- fr In Lake Forvn He «anew m smnsr him Hurt dlu‘hltrl, Mrs. John \hcahcn at (bu (Hy. Mn. Herb!!! Mamn oi CthI‘O. and Mn. Lhmlra Rhfifild! of lec Form. and unwm \M‘mam 0! Lake Fund And Irlmrnt M1“ Wu.- Node. rum. mum: is hereby [men (In! the \.‘v-Hh¢'f Executor. ol the Exam 0! It“ "113(11le Truxel. deceased will .m. 3.1‘. we County Court 0! [Alt County. .|' .A 'rvm Ihcreo! to be bower) I! the Haunt In Wank-(In, In aid an IM- hm Hand-y 0! March _ as when and who-re all prnonu morning Cafhulw being In I. flurdl pm Mn. Harri“ “on!" Mn Hunrl Mon-tun du-d Monday. Jan J’nh .n {he home of her daughtet, Mrs (.nwgr Hum-n on So Swond SL. ”1(1dxrkw‘lnfi the came 0! her death. Mn Murrhm was born DR 16. lm. wukmu Pm: mghzy three year: old In" [Nur'hpx‘f fumrral wrncn were held Im'uLn .1: 'A‘ Ifxltxk ll [ht hoax. km Ht'r'w" ham officuled lntrr» '1 Cry! u s :9! lakr Forest LINN“ u! i'urxland, Union CM a pan interest in an Cour-ll Theatre which be retained until It. so! Schumacher Candy Co. m w ill November and he became in w. l'ndcr his guidnnce the W W rapidly growing and n was with I M and happy future befom him that he rammed the Illncsn which W! h'. uudden death ()mngto the lulu" of his dine”! funeral service. were private. Interment bung m Wlm when Rev J. Faster \'an Ex?” “WWW. Honeut and upnghl u a boy I“ ”I. Louu. or "LOUIC" n he v. known to Us friends. unendcd the public M In and hdd vanous buy pod“ In!“ In learned the trade 0! cnndy m in the employ of F W Schumschcr ad other; Hn health fanlmg hum he was towed to [me up his occupatnon 1nd be law puf- 11h mun m: y» . ‘t. aim of Apollo Cummlndry .md ()m-mal Lnnnnwry, bun. I ‘ min-1- Munon. mg known [or hit huh chant!" and :‘g :nu-umy he won 1hr confidence xnpml of hit mum (Hum: No ll ..«1 [w our ton and daughter. Hgums nuns! and out“: In and "Que-nod In pm! the uni \HUH 1m adjudnnnon Muhnm’lkuar} , fin-(mun .1 lx‘xxrl \ .9; Illmm; January 12 1914 f .\ ML'NRO, Any. My, wan... Ganno- Mann'lh ”1 Lake Fungi dlfd r M m.â€" hny n'fitx‘k “rdneo. nu arm an “IMO! the gum W a specialty of loans on improved real estate in (In? North Shore territory including Rogers Park. Evanston. Wit: metre. Kcnilworth, Winnetka, Glencoc, Highland Park ad; lenForest. Security under mortgaga in this territory ‘3‘ continually enhancing while the rate of interest is attractive.“ North Shore Trust Company; Capital $100,000 Organized under the Bunkin; Laws of the State of Illinois A wagon will (all for and delitw‘ J .r gamut: ()ur CLEANING AND DYEING of ladies‘ and gems garments. urn-ma! rugs, carpets. pomers, draperies. piano covers. lace curtains. em..c;1nn()' h" duplicated by any local cleaner, as we haw the +51 and most SANITARY plant 1n the West Iadwo‘ and gentlemen) clothing The) have leam ed that our wotl Inn-pa them :1, new Clothes a“ the :mu- The-y never hlvr an UM kinking sun m ”n 1: wardrobe ZNEASTCD‘TRALAVEWE Tdephullifldhdlfis Up-To-Dalc People know the Impunlnre of lppelrlrut That‘s uhy Io mm‘ come and lake ndvlhuge o! nur dull m Wh) not have your clothing renovated here this week and give our work a fair trial? Dyers and Cleaners “The Imperial” Mullins" A True Face Cream North Shore Trust Company EARL W. GSELL Highland Park. Illinois mm..- IuJanJ-uh-h [Janine-I: TRUE-because it contains pos- itive antiseptic, cleansing and healing properties. It softens the skin and keeps it in prime condition. MAIN OFFICE AND WORKS 2123.213! Untol- Ava-no. CHICAGO MORTGAGE BANKERS mmmmmm Nyals Cold Cream 25c and 50c wmmmmw PHARMACIST Him.“ a INCORPOIATI'D 'hmbil; ad Slum Hulm. We (an. 53‘ "mm \ Al‘ : hem”; ap mr hru n ( nuns and ‘ in: :u. |" 1'?” pnnuplrb punt \x-m ‘ dc! unnl - Nun-v pm . ol heal and the qullny and price , of H1! Ippllnm in! producing 4' both, .md [hen Iel us figure whh ; you on 7 AERC0 ark