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E zmzston Ill 5460 Park and *zz‘mcm‘ rnue £152, nf Highland Park W. {1 - , pay the unmatuud gmmi bonds hAVe been {day {es of the nag Improvement IN G ROOM St. Johns Ave. NORTH i112 Parlor Studios \ z :«c. y furnished bed < 0;; W. Vine Avenue. 1 "‘7 Series H far 11M)? 1.107 L'H)‘: IJUU 1mm 1.00:) l “)9 I '05) ‘. '10 1.910 L «10 141'.) “ H for “ H for " I for “ F for “ I for “ F {or “ H far “ I for “ E for “ G for “ H for “ I for 1+1!) éhzund Park. In for 300 mx1m wram for 100 for 5:00 hrflw for 100 mrsw for 100 for‘ 100 for 600 hrlm mrlm for 100 for : for 700 for 100 {or 100 brim wrlw for 100 brim ce of the under- .‘nh day of Feb- OQ'UT'C'FIC‘TTC fifim>~2 H V O>>wwm Phone 936 Number 45 in wows llOll-Z com; may Md ”“3“" odd Fellows' “Homecoming” The Odd Fellows gave quite a cel- gbntion on Tuesday evening when m members entertained 116 guests and members at a “Home Coming." A number of very interesting talks m given on “Odd Fellowship." The t which is Composed of ”com. Arch Abercromby, John Meyers, Har- old Steele and M. M. Kutzer sang aural good selections. The lodge: "presented and the number from ‘ amp are as follows: Sheridan W, Highland Park, ninety-one; A. T. Sherman Lodge, Wilmette, seven; McDonald Lodge, Racine, eleven; Evanston Lodge, three; Wau-g w Lodge, one; Denmark Lodge, Chicago. one; Mississenwa Lodge, W, 1nd., one; Delaware Lodge, wme, lnd.. one; making a total of 116 members. Royal Arcanum. Council 1066 Highland Park Council Royal Ar- man) No. 1066 sent out very pretty: ends last week inviting their friends to a public installation of officers whkh took place Monday evening, January tenth, at half after eight o’clock. The officers installed were‘ James H. Duffy, regent; C. C. Nieh-j but, vice~regent; Herman Denzel, orator; Wm. Grant, secretary; C. A. Kuist, treasurer; Albert Larson. col- lector; E. J. Meachtle. guide; E. A. Dufly, warder; Aura Christman, senti- nel; F. B. Green. Edward Moon and Wm. Denzel. trustees. Delicious re- freshments were served to about six- ty guests. Mr. F. B. Green’s phon- ograph furnished the music for the evening. The council presented Mr. Dufl'y with a very pretty Conklin (ountain pen trimmed in gold. Business Men’s Association At the last regular meeting of the Highland Park Business Men's Association held at Masonic Hall Wednesday evening. January fifth, A At the last regular meeting of: the Highland Park Business Men's! Association held at Masonic Hall Wednesday evening. January fifth,l the following otYicers were elected‘ for the ensuing year: Charles Geary. president; George F. Bock, vice-pres- ident; James H. Dufl'y, secretary; Al- bert Larson, treasiirer; William Beck- or, William Witten and George Bow- den. directors. The association de- cided that all business houses in Highland Park should observe Decor- ation Day, July Fourth, Highland Park Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day as holidays and also Labor Day after twelve o’clock. TEN“. Journey Ind Holland to be Pre- untod n! Orcheolr- Hull. The Nile Journey, from Cairo to Khartoum, will be the subject of DWight Elmendorf’s illustrated and informative travel talk, to be given‘ It Orchestra Hall, Chicago, on Sunâ€" day afternoon, January 16th. From Cairo, this journey will lead through the fertile delta of the Nile, through the sand dunes of the desert reaches; put innumerable tombs and temples, centuries old when Cleopatra was Queen of Egypt; thence to Wady Hal- fl md acroas the Nubian desert to the heart of the great Soudan at [and by the Department of Health of the City of Highlnnd Puk Date submitted, Jlnuary 10, 1916. Taken from hbontory tap. Presumptive teatâ€"negative. Number colonies to c. c.â€"â€"5. Colon want-none. ther safe. mull!” Holds Installation of Of- .‘ Budntu Mon'u Mei-lion Hold Election of Office"- Decide on Holidnyo ELIENDORF TRAVEL TALKS WEEKLY WATER REPORT T be Higblmm Park Pram WenintboCu’ that Turned Over at Thirtyâ€"six paaaengera were burned, bruised, and otherwise injured at 11:30 Thursday night when a car onl the Chicago and Milwaukee Electric Railway bounded 06 the track in Wilmette, turned over, and then caught fire. The car waa traveling at high speed, witneaaea aaid. when it struck the curve in the track at Wilmette Avenue. Without warning it turned over and before the petun- gers could make their escape it had caught fire and imperiled the live- of the passengers caught in the trap. 1Many persons were attracted to the accident by the crash 0! the ear and the scream of the passengers who had been bruised or burned. The Highland Park people in the accident were: Mrs. James Kidd, a maid in the Fredric Ullmann home, who was burned about the body, more seriously on her left hand than any other part of her body. She is imw proving. Robert Bother, the con- ductor, who received cuts in the head and hands, will be back at his work in a Week. Oscar Oppenheimer, the motorman, was thrown on his head and received spinal injuries. He in getting along nicely. Miss Elizabeth lWio of 1540 Dean Avenue. Ravinia, lescaped without injury, but Miu iTillie Leno of 1616 Dean Avenue, was ’injured about her back and will be unable to be about for several weeks. Mrs. Olson and tiny son of Ravinia, were in the accident but escaped un- lhurt. i Justice of the Peace E. P. Dunshee lof Wilmette Saturday dismissed the icharge of criminal carelessness iagainst the motorman Oscar Oppen- theimer. Oppenheimer testified that i‘the air brakes failed to work when ihe attempted to slow down for the 'curve on which the car was wrecked. Oppenheimer is quite well known ‘here and always i136 been regarded as one of the most careful motormen on ithe road. For this reason his friends are firm in the belief that the acci- ident happened from a cause beyond P:the control of the motorman. The K:‘that has happened on the Chicago and 1 Milwaukee electric railroad in years l 'EWhile similar acctdents are more or; !‘less common on steam railroads they i . , liare rare on the local electric line. It moan FOR “sum msr' Mcllenry counties will be riéhly re- plenished with trout this year, ac-i cording to information given out‘ from the 031cc 0! the state fish and‘ game commission. TWenty-tive thousand brook trout eggs have just been received from the‘ federal hatchery at Leadville, Colo. These eggs are now being/hatched at the Spring Grove hatchery. The fry from these eggs together With 60,- 000 rainbow brook trout fry already hatched will be distributed through- out Lake and Mcllenry counties in the ‘spring and summer months. /These wnccident was one of the most serious‘ are the only counties in the state in 1which there nn- many good spring ‘liruohs. _ The stntc fishing bun-nu in plan- ;ning to TRIM) and distribute this year 310,000,004» Muck pen-h. mono» black Tbass. (30,000 ivrooh and rainbow Liout, iaml 15,000,000 {s10 trout fly, HIGHLANDPARKERSINSIASllâ€"UP C. N. W. HA. Not Killed I Pnuou'cr Sinco JuIy, 1913 The Chicago Northwestern railâ€" road has not killed or injured a pas- senger on its north shore suburban service or anywhere on its entire line since July, 1913, in a passenger min accident. .L- “These results :1 world that We ‘mfc got our campaign Richards of the 1 was the originator When Mr. Richax Both with reprd (ms ENTERTAINIENT 10 meEB songs and oevenl of the guests gave monologues. Mr. Ind Mn. Pflnuiehl were allowed only to furnish refresh- ments and nothing else. AI 1 Christ- mas gift to hit employees. It. Pfen- ,stiehl give them mm: Hanging two lper cent of their “gee. Ora-Inf Av... WEI-on. . Lust “My RECORD FOR “SAFETY FIRST" Killed I Ptuoucr brought Lin Foot end loath Qwenthe State ofiicinln believe that the footy end mouth disene he. been complet-l ly eradicated from the state. The lost herd to contnct the dioeeee were locnted It Libertyville. No foot end mouth inIection ha been reported in Illinois since December 15. when I herd we: sleughtered in Libertyville town-hip, Luke county. The quenn- (med ere. in Fulton county had been released end that Shields township in Luke county. which hed been re- stricted. had been mode free. This meena thnt practicnlly All 0! the qunrnntine h1- been removed from Luke county end Hut lumen and dairymen once more will be able to proceed with their bunineu u they did before hendicepped by the clamping on of the bun. Lake county formers have loo! thousands of dollnn u I result of the dlulle, not only in having their cattle slaughtered, but through bun; unable to carry on their regular bus- iness. It will be I long time before the; can mnke up {or the unouu sets-ck they “1an Twanty-five thousand brook trout eggs have just been received from the federal hutchery u ludvillc, Colo. Thin-e eggs are now {ring/hitched It the Spring Grove hatchery. The fry from these eggs tngvthcr thh 60,- 000 rainbow brook trout fry Ilrudy hatched WI” be distributed through- out Luke and McHenry countnea tn the spring Ind summer months. /Theu ‘ure the only countxes In the state In iwhich there an many good spring ‘hruohs. HIGHLAND PARK. [)ieurd Flu" {or Sine If the gntemen iit the Northwest- ern tracks sticks 11 little round sign‘ up in front of your face it is your < duty to stop. Herc-utter the men will ‘ use the little round sign instead of; the green fie: for they huve been or; dered to discard the ting: {or the? signs lnbelled “STOP." The new: warning signs heve been distributed emong the getemen end it in expect- edâ€"thet every cutemen in the com- pany's employ Will heve one of the new signs by Seturdey ni‘ht. Wilmette May Hue Model The Judiciery Committee of the Winnetkn Village Councnl mode I re- port at the regulnr meeting of the council on Tuesday night of the mo- ;tion picture question referred to them ;ut the meeting two week- egol The ‘report recommends thnt the president appoint I committee of seven or nine citiune outside of the council to in- vestigate the mutter o! prnnittin‘ moving picture ehowe {or profit in the villuge. If this committee recon- mend: that motion picture shown be permitted, they requeet thnt the com- l mittee decide on In edicient method '10! censoring films. the mount 0! 'Ethe license fee to be charged to the ‘itheetre. the fee ior permit to run the “film and my other nutter that pelt l I'LW. MI Fl... for 3h... Trmfutho-IR! M WM‘yflnvom Adz-310.0000..."- Trout wins to the moving pit-tun bulk»... I‘Naident Rummler in to mm. LI. committee at one. no th-t work on the queuion mny be land in in near future. Ash ‘2...“ Anthony Mann 1 who a few months Jolie! to ..m w i Joliet to servo an indcumimu nun-1‘ tenets of from on. to (cum yous. wu brought but to Wlukmn on Sundny by n fund from the stat. penitentiary. H. m locked up in A cell in the Lnke county hi1. loan was brought to Wlukmn on I writ ol tube-s corpus nip-nod by his wife who desires tint he mu!) in the m,- 000 dnmm suit due in inudtutcd ‘ugtimt uvcnl Wnukocln lad Nuth Chicago uloonkeepen on the chum (Continued on pan 8) for Lake Con-U 320,000 Dal-u“ lonn of North Chkmv of Lake And ILLINOIS. THURSDAY. JANUARY 13. 1916 loot Foy ndW’ By ‘CID' Inn The won I- now roll under way, And out: mm '10 plum mot! hud- uttoptwlhotop. Woman-m Iu'll tied for fin! plum. .04 Lb. om- on an very close on duh Boob. Om wonk'n uhodulo my clung. tho landing of m. mm: wry much they Ire no cloooly bunchod. F07 Md Icley now hold m. load. but An in dang“ o! dmppin‘. {or surpriuu IN non every night. 0m d- run- hu Almdy boon‘ phyud. 83:16 And larch [flung tho_ um. number of pin- tn tho first: nm of but vuk'l xhoduh. “Nome" uni Ori won that prim, winners in! week, '10: atom of “6' and 23L Some more and, u on tho; board for mu wed. so in! busy. L Huhluxd Purl: u to b. 1me) ed I! {he Windy. (My Tour-manta! held on Ben-inn" drawn, Chicago, by (“0 five men man“, And In tho nnglu, doubles, And I” "can. 1Hen'l pulling for W of our horn ’boyl to cap I Mlle clump. Further ’new: on thin monument will be [H- {en hur. The schedule. IN out, nnd In an nttrnrlive hula book 1.9:qu bowl- en fit one. for x! u nocuury for you to know when you bowl. 3nd the schedula gnu nll {Iruv Sundkng of loamlz Tr-m “ L Pct. MrNInl)‘ H ¢ .66! Foy , R 4 .6“ Evnnn 7 5 .68! ”n 7 5 .68, EM. I found fl RN‘hlf’d! 4’. M munm 5 Wnrkmtn 5 Martin 5 Slnu { lxuellyn 3 High turf: Iver-g:- m... .w. . V gum”. McNmunly 759% ”141 mm ‘lme 1'0) 923 Hurh lnduxdunl Inc-mgr. 1‘2 H!!! 3â€" gnmn. (lurk Lizgf‘ Imhwduul (Ame. Moon 277 ELECT DIRECTORS 0N SIXTEENTH BIRTHDAY Quuuvly Dividonda H.“ '0' Coal WI The Itotkholden of the Hi‘hhnd; Pnrk Suu- Bunk cekbnud the Iix-‘ teenth binhd-y of Lhc in-utuuon at? their renal-r Annunl meeting held in“ lhzhl‘ld Pnrk .9. the 088cc. of flat bank _on Suurdny. Jumnry 801, and‘ listening to I very inumung "pomI from the president of me bulk. The! persons rv-clecu-d darn-hon It um; main] In In follows: Funk J. Baker. A (I Homn. FM M. Steele. (‘0 G Alexander. I. E. Sumpull. J, M. Appel 7M: pnudonk's report nhoved the mmmuon to be in A Very pro-porou- common. Qu-rurly dividend: o! 175', were pud lo utoclboldm dur- ing the you; the Inrplun fund vu Jim-rand from $15,000 an $20,000; ‘eponiu mtroawd from 3531”” to $613,924 00; resource- incnuod [from [63‘9882‘ lo 3702,3l3M. depouu mcw-uu “W... -_-, to $613,924 00; resource- ' and from [63‘9882‘ lo 3702,3l3M. The org-niuuon of the board of (hr-(ton occurred on land.) u «finch tune the {Ollo'ln‘ can" we" re elected: ank J, Baker. pmtdcm; J. M. Appel, vwe-pmtdom; C. F. (irnnl, cashier. luv-u ASKS POI MT! [Hm ' Aha-no... W an un- '1 M d ”hired. ()n Fnduy the uvcmh. occurred the gown of Mn nanom- H. Nolm a Jhyhvrood Mrs. Neluon was born in fawmn m )Mh, making her sweaty :yun of an. Tb. fund-l nor-flea from hold u tho ham. on land-y :nfumoon with bum! It Imorbl ‘Plrll (‘cmmryv Sh. lava ~10 lur- lviu h" I hunbcnd, Ir. Hal-0'1. A bill {or divom '1: Mod In the (”n-um Conn in Wuulqu: loudly. by In. Hnry Null W hat 00L miter, George L Phillips. unit!“ bot hut-land. (Boom A, NOW. an M m the bill Ir" demonic-n on Inch lTLh,1913 The ball Ankl {or M“ dn-om With an nfht to noun. ‘5. comphinnnt'l maiden mm. M (h! ‘cuuody o! the (‘0 «mum. Jun Elizabeth Null, the your: old and Virginia Catherine Neill. m 7.11 Won Pub. Win-um WQCIWMSWJ “d1“ Chlgo N'oh'e Film It'll madam onlmh 'orMu mun-tho hound“. Ann. Jun told and .363 ‘16 ‘16 ‘5‘ ~11. Diudph," mm b! 8- B"- an McCormick usd W H. 1m. willhpnmudumolthow {alum It the Kidd-ad M mu. sum-y 0min!- wow" wins I "to 1.1 '1‘ka KW phy found-d “Savod rby Wink..." Incl Sum plnyu the put of w in- umuotul .tut undo. man in NI waning “mums. of am On Monday evening tho mum mkly singing contact will at. plat Tuoodly the etflmnth. ”nu Bud: (Try of Pace” will be shown mm .0 u w (iv. all patron. of tho tho-u. a dame to no. this wooden-M producuon fauna; Ont-lo- Rich- man And can! "amen! ViugnphB nun 0n Wodnoodly. I thrillinl hllmnt‘ll drum. 0! early dnyl mi Tenn. “Innyn of the Ahmo,” villi be prmnud In 0.. Tmnglo protnm together in): the naming burlooquo of lure MI, “Her Plinud “crof‘ {awning Hull Hunilwn. the councl nu o! "A Put 0! 811"" mud “Govi Rich QuKl-nghnflord." Hurruoriu 1 Clark m “Bull Wham" '11] be m‘ uu-ucuon on Third-y. Fndny.| Junu-ry tummy-mum, Willum Fur-E num mull be soon in “The Plundoror’” while on Saturday the “cubic 11t- Llo I-ry Pickford Will I» noon in‘ “ludnme Butterfly” County uni] In." M So. he. the CUUmd the WOLF“ Rrport o! Arum! Bulklcy u Ip- prn-u of the ant: of the hu (om- !mt E. Park lu- boen approved by Judy. l‘ l.‘ l‘oroom And no I mu]! Lb. three bur: I11] puy mm the lm-uu (I! Luke county $8,165.35 In 2 Kola-r1 Park of London, England, .puy. the hrs" portion vs! Um sum, hem. due w turn over $8,870.66 ll ‘hn pomon. band 5 Pack of Evgm- ton pay- $2,890.56. and Kndunnc Il‘wk Adnmmn of lhghhnd Park. 2,90‘112. A...‘ [nu-u!) a! hunt Inhenunco hut Rule Park I; The ontm nut: MI 26590 (H Um lug: dnn'l legume: (0 Lb nmounh Robert 1‘0 \xd I'NL, 872,000; ALI-mum, $721185 F mowed u Lha‘lr one the n-uduc (he tum Funenl ”rum! Mm: II 111 N nfurnoon at 1:30. mung lnmrmonl Wankegnn Ne le- . vnfe. I non. A" law. In (‘lurn ‘nndrhlldrvn. Facadw Goa Hannah. 1L. w. D. 81.oo._1pu «s Dam“ Put. John Griflith um! 30',” w_ 1). $10.“). ‘ A“ w l‘h Fore-t Anna Loki! to Luann "nun. . 1). $1.00. S. 60 rod- 8.". m, 80:. so, 1).er Ton-up. J. I. (‘umn and vile to C. W. luau. W. 11 810.00. (I! W. N (1..) Lot- 1 and A, block 76, Highland M “In.“ REAL ESTATE mums non at 1230, Rev. Totmu oak- lnmrmonl ml! uh plum in rgnn Hr leave:- to nun-Ive him. .-. I .01., AlluorL I dlu‘hurin- Mn (‘lurn Mot-bun ind 1'0 um mfwm be hold at the I 111 Nmth Aw. Iomotrou Loki] to Charles Halide, ll. NELSON PASSES“ ”. rarityâ€"«hue Soc- 3nd '1‘. to G‘ K 00, lot 6, Green Bay 50, block 1. i, u-..-.._. ‘ The pflco of a course ticket will b. My ”4.00, bu! t! I aufiicmnl number lub- OId {1-0th it an be reduced to $3.00 iIS'Ingle .dmiuionn, 75c. nnd the firu Irnd mi”) npply on I rouru uckfl l-ur. 301m lekkeu an duo mtcrchtnp-ble for I born hidkflonnl penan- or nthn‘ingn‘ ”‘me If tho Itwn‘dlnce It u couru‘m- dumm- : comment demand m. L m ”mu” ' wm b1' 1 h loudly ,vonlty' ‘ prob. 3 cl};- )III In tunuon («not on “In North Show. n x, “4-: ‘1': BAT!“ (“OF HEM! AROUSB PATRIOTISI The “Battle Cry of Pace" mud. In anon-um: in the Highland Pm Tho-m Tuoodly night to I crowded houu. The mod of pnpuodnou. no‘ for hm coin-1 war, wu (may em- ) «d und nudc nu impression in as. .d of Mr: thinkin‘ pernon proton L. There will lw I course of Univer- my Exmnnon Lecture: held a! the Ravinu Villuro Hour, Fnd-y even- Ins, beginning 1)!!! Week, .lnnunry Nth. yrwen by Mr. Sunwn (km of London, Enghnd. The subject of (he courts: will he “America and World Polmn" .nd follow: : 1. The I’robhm. 2A Englund‘n RM‘ON' Prennt Promo-mom. 3‘ South Amonn u G round A. Gcrmnn)‘ ‘nd Alarm. {1, J IF." ‘U 6., Amenm N-donu. mm mm rm ASSOCIA‘MI AI I will matting 01 the “Iflhllnd Purl Butane- Men'u Anon-mm htld lm 11W. Wednr-du a truiluhun war adored and un-mmrpush' momrd mdun “the Oftflc! Highland Park Allux‘la not! and «- Wk for u yvrnm and W "IN-Id Pm A Mutton VII lbw Idnpu-d taking WW0" of Hwhlnnd I’Irk‘s new Wm 1n gun-half all mm flan dl help pucabk. In Highhnd ”a". Modific- .! 5|" m lad “CM by "I'm-d Purl: has.“ 'u Opportunity. in in \he Family of the lecture! M“ be 3nd Her lbw adapted uhma Iwhlnnd I’Irk‘s m urthuf all mantra! pucabk. In Highhnd Volumes the World'- Hon-c on Huntin‘