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\1 m :hc World ups :1: [)\ NG R( MM I3) rietor rssed Poultry NY LIMITED bland Park, Illinois Lav ; who Coke eamery em Telephone 335 k Tel.805â€"M Slade Company terial cfing 0! the ’hgmml E‘JrkJ {Hg )[H )f a! Hrlom uther . 1w»- bfleu talk- 'i‘« week At the a-‘HD‘Y of I)! the A '\ “'1’ at IQIM 1» 14.339 of .- Sru» Superinton mi: 7:). Mr Fran V‘lt ’rnm hH (or children ‘x Tuesday of narcissus and L . minim are. ' ) come lat VJ”)! are wry :1. any of [he unrimFH he"! m- p(\\‘\‘lble tr) -:‘n Ipilfl mt ’mm n14 w announn-o dturxbntri nbf' 1|!" ‘mncdlately ‘0 7y )nd 1y 1 Libefly ‘ of Ann-rm! liber‘v Ronri Y {110'} 9| Pjrk n( mots pr [Aw-1.1»- ullnwnl Ll’mr". v 2".1111 Am '3an“ F LHX hfioh [IH‘F mum «'H an ~§V mmm ah “1*"; BY RECENT LEGISLATURE ems and employers of labor it seems advisable to call attention to the changes made in the Child Labor Laws at the neon: session of the 193- islalurr. Thvsv (-hangH are in the direction ui’ strvngthing the iuw as formerly constilutod and providing additinnui sari-guards to prevent the exploitation of children under the age 0! sixteen. The law prm'xdes that no child un- der the age of fourteen shall he em- ployed at any work. performed for wagwx or nther compensation, during Any time who-n the publir cohools of tho diitrict in which hr resides are m Evasion. nor can .1 child he nm- played at any work‘ before the hour of sew-n n‘clnck in the morning or after tho- hour of six u'cluck tn the afternoon. It is stipulated, however. that nothing in the law <hall be con- struml tn prt-vent u t'hild undc-r H yr-ar: u! ago frnm fining \uluntary Work of a trrnpnrar)‘ and hmrmlnss character, for (-«fmponmtmn, “fwn M'huol it nut in >('\'\'ix)IL Children under sixteen years of Ike and over fourteen may <N‘un‘ em- ployment (‘t-rtifiCMM i<suml by the Supprinu-mlc-nt of Schools or by :\ per<nn authorized by thv Sl-lmnl Bnard. Bpfnro rm-nixing such carti- flcatv the cth has (0 svcurv a school rvcnrd showing (hm lu- is able to rt-ad and write Simple sentences, that he lm< completed the work of the fifth grade in school. etc He mmt :Ilm wcun- :\ certificate of phyfivnl fitness. simml by a phy<iclnn afh‘r a tlmmugh and mlru-ful physi» after a thorough and careful physi» cal examination. Proof of age mu~t also he submitted. in anlditirvn to this, the child must bring a state- ment signed by the prospective pm- ployer. setting forth the character of the proposed employment. the num- ber of hours per day and of days per week. etc. With this data at hand the Superintendvnt of Schools may then issue an employment certificate which must he filed with the employer. If the child leaves his place of emâ€" ployment. the employer mu~t within three days. mail the employment cer- tificate to the Superintendent of Schools issuing the same. and the child must return to school until an- other position has been secured. The impression seems to prevail that it is within the power of the Superintendent of Schools or even of the School Board to excuse pupils from .st‘houl in order that they may be employed on the golf links and elsewhere. This is contrary to the la“. There is no prmision in the law which authorizes any person to set aside even temporarily any of the provisions of the law. Any school superintendent or hoard of education issuing excuses to pupils for employ- ment during school hours is acting without authority and no employer would be exempt from prosecution who accepted for employment child- ren possessing such written excuses. The plea has occasionally been made that the money earned by children in this way Would he oi great value to the parents. This argument. how- ever. has always heen used in Justify the employment of children of tender years in the various trades and in- dustries‘. It is no more applicable to employment in Highland Park than it would he in a factory town. It is the duty of all parents to make every sacrifice possible to keep their child- mo in school during the ages when the. children profits most from school instruction. At times houwhrld employment has been given in Highland Park to girls under sixteen. the Idea of the em- ployer apparently being that good in~ tontinns um! refined home surround- ing< rmulorod oven nnminnl (‘nmpll- anvo with the law unnvcvssnr) This is ncvorthcloss plain oxplnitatimx and Xn the intérosz of children and pur- ing< rmulorod oven nnminal (‘nrnpll- anvo with the law unnvcvssnr) This is ncvorthcloss plain oxplnitatimx and wnuld be so regarded by those whose duty It is to enforce the law. The mm Department ofLabor for Illinois v Provides That no Cllild I'l- der Age of 14 Should be Allowed to Work For Compensatio- CHIIDLABOR LAW "Why VdI-I wv ~‘uhsrrihr 1| qunrh-r n! vliilligll'f" rn-pI-nIt-nl Mr IIuhl. “Why Iwcuuw‘ nur hromI :uul Imltrr i< hq-rr. Tln-ru ian'x .I Iu-ltrrr \\‘:|_\ M Inw-dInx HM" (vmnpum'x' .~urplu< flunk, :lnd. nmlmw. Um Imlinn m-ML 1va money to win this war." “Did your mother kn'mv anythlng .nmut llu- in\-4»,~tmr-nt u! (ho vom- panyk funds" was asked. “Certainly. Mother Is :1 dIrector of the company. and I (-nnsultvd her." wn< thv rvpl). “She In" tho same way about it I flu. and ~lrnngly reâ€" comnn-udmI it. “()frnurse it Is hurd whé-n you have blood relatIves over there nn the other <i<Iv uf [ht' grvul strife. hut thh Is my (-nuutl')‘ and mntherk'; It has Mon good to us. and in thls Linu- then- I: unly one chuico tn mnktu Investing In Lihvrly bonds is (mo 0! the smallâ€" »,‘I sacrifices we can mnko." Slsznml Llhorty Bnnxl (‘nmmillq-c. Defense Council of Highland Park has special charge of enforcing the provisions of thin luv. Mr. Robert S. Jones. Chief Factory lnspector who“: office is in the Transportation build- ing. 603 S. Denrbnrn Street. (‘hicnxo in the olflcinl directly in control. Anyone knowing u! violations 0! the luv as nboye outlined will be per- forming a public service by notify- ing him ol such violations. THRIFT THOI'GIIT Have you Ion-over core-l mush from bmtkfast. and meat 10!! from yesterdu‘s dinner. Mad-n House- wife? Combine the-m, suggests the United States Department of Agricullure. and Inalm :m :Ipprtizinu luncheon or supper dish. Place alternue lnyars of cold cer- eal (cut or muhed Into Inxmonu) and minced lemon-r meat in a hat- ing dhh. Make the Xup layer 0! minced meal und bread crumbs. 1! the mixture is too dry. pour nvcr It enough mm In moisten, Plume in nwdium oven until heated through Ind brnwm-d a little on top. (ure Scalloped Fish Ind llonllny Place in a baking dish nltvrnnv layers of mum or “tegmnd hnmlny (hunt-d corn) smamnvd tn hunt" and minced fish with thickem‘d milk saurt- Have .1 layer 0! fish on an and sprinkln m.-r it hrPad vrumw Plnm- 1n m‘t‘n In hunt (hnrnughly and brown the (up Here is «me mggoatlon made by the United States Departmrm u! Agricuiâ€" Rlvv. mavarmli, r used in (his recxpc my lh- Sulmcrlbcs to Lllwfly Loan to the Country “"hlch “Has Been (inml M lllm.” U, AA Buhl, \h‘c- ph'sidx'lll U{ the Schoonhohm Naming \‘nmpuhy n! k‘hiL‘ugu. drnppw! into Liberty Loan hvudquurtvrs Hw first day ”ml >ub- wnplinns \wrr mked "1 “,ml S'JTMJHN uf l'nvlr Sam's \h‘. HUN 1‘ :1 mu uf ,\lx'.~ "‘er liuhl. «mo uf [hr mnpl uvtnv \uwrkcrs Hr (‘himgo in tho American embargo wmh-rvncv, n prth-rmun propaganda organization “km-h has been given adverse publicity. She is” u :lin-mnr of (lw brewing company. “(-1- husband i< now in Germany. as well as her daughter (who i< man-ind tn ('uplnin \‘nn Gar- rison (If (1m kuiwrk flm-l) and their children. Her bruthvrâ€"in-lmv is (‘uunt anp \'nn ”Donia“ With the «\trzmrriinnr) «ullxonco of (arts In gu nu, Mr Buhl \xu- wughl hm \.\' "VIZ (SFIUI\\-\\II".RH'\.\ SFFR l’l‘ u rah (who i< nmrriml tn risnn (If (1m kuiwr children. Hm- I (‘uunt anp \'nn IDI With the «\truur» :nnl fl>k0d about hi~ "Why Vdi-l wv <uh: r»! millign?" I‘I'pi'nU-Il Military [raining is tvnching Am- vrlczms tothrnw out their Hunts, :unl actual fighting for the cause of democracy i! going to she them :m added right. We predict that tlu-n- will be nn <crluus dt-ploliun of the Kaiser‘s treasury thmugh his offer or 400 marks for much American vuplurml‘ ‘ It isn't so much what mu say as thv way )1le say it. Gvrnmny :uwlu- glzm for tho “phrnm-ulum" nr Imr .Linlmnut but far nothing else. It isn't so mu thv way )1le my glzm for tho p diplomat but far Xutit'u of letting t-nntrzu-t fur unflui bin-«I work under ('Illlll‘nt‘l fnrmvriy ln-t. Speck] :issv-unu-nl 2'25. Notiw' is hurt-by gin-n that hid! “ill ho rm‘trinul fur tlw furni~hing of all luhnr, tools and materials neces- <ury for finishing llu- uncnnipletmi purtion of tlu- “ul‘k rvmnining :Ilill ll!‘(‘Q‘n’.~.‘|l’)' fur thv grading. drainimz. ('tlrhlnz. paving: with Asphnllic .\l:\- (‘mlum Pm‘vmvnt and otherwise im- prmim: \llvhiuun An'nnv. from thv \\'l'\" (-ul'pwrntv “min of tho (‘ity Hf] Highland Park, east in tho \u-stvrly Hm- n! thu paved rnmiwziy in (irm-n Hny Road, to complete such work .1: :III |:|Iun _ un'ns nun .....‘ . n... _., , <ur)‘ for finishing llu- nncnmpletml purtion of the “writ rvlnnlning anal no-m-smr)‘ fur thv grading. clrainiluz. ('nrhlnz. paving: with Asphnllic .\l:\- Pzn'vmvnt and otherwise im- prminu \llvhiuun An'nnv. from tlu- \\'l'\" (-urpwrntv “min of tho (‘ity of Highland Park, east tn the \u-slvrly Iim- at thu paved rnmlway in (irm-n llny Road, to complete such work .1: :1 whole in accordance with thv ur- nlinmwr therefor. Snlcl bids will be 006an the 2nd (lily of November. A. l). 1917. at (‘mium 0“ (hr lmuruf3115 p. m. at the office enjoining Int 4:! nun! nlnn l’uhlit' Imum- i1 hora-b)" given (hit: lho- ihmrnl «‘ Local Imp vomentn 0!‘ NW (‘lty of Highland l‘nr . County 0f‘ Luke and Shut Hf llllnu‘, has filed! in tlu‘ (‘nnnh (‘nurt 01 [Via County] ”mum. n «Brunrmr that the follow-' in: illlprIA‘I‘IH'nl hn‘ lwl- completed, :Iml Hmt It cunrnrmn nub antlully tn (hr rruulrrmvnn n! tho lxlnnl or-' .Iiunu-o fnr‘tlw constrn ton of thin -;um-, m-wlt: . ‘ .\ (‘lllilll'fu‘tl ~y¢tom ( Sunltlnl So-\\rr~ in Wuxlluml Aw: e. Oakland Au-nm-. Ashlnnd Plume, nround ad- tho Nurth‘ llllv:l'l)' [1‘ \h‘. Huhl \‘UTH'I'. T0 (‘ONTIIH'THIIS‘ 11‘ In) rainpmu.‘ It hi~ A'hrvk Inr : [hr application Jesse L Smith r putauws may In in plan- of hUIH~ be 006an on the So-“rn her. A. I). I917. M . A\rnur . m. at the office ohjninhw .uhwriminn HI .â€"’f« um'a '1 nd THE mom/[ND PM PRESS. mow!) PARK. nmuots the (‘it_\' u! lflghlaml Park In the City (In- “mu-ll uf Local lmprujvmvms 0! Hull. i Th. ~pumcmiuns shawl g the nu- lurt- and amount of the unflnlnhvd poruon of Mid improvemlnt. neces- -:|rv in be o’nstruxmtod d blnnk prnpn.-:l‘\ “I" ‘m- furni hm In the of~ mu- nf tho Board of Inca lmprmo- llll‘llli of thI City of HI: Ind Park. in Hu- City llnll. Thr cuntru-lnr will be [mid In 'l‘lu- (‘UIIITICKOF wlll be Dflld lII lImIds, whlch bond; dnw moron I’ll IIII- mu- 0! “Yr per cent *r :Innum. .\ll prnpm‘ln or hldu s! be no- (‘Ulllpllnll'd h, fl-(‘cninl‘ll 9ck. pay- :xhlI- m the'l‘rmldvm n! he Board II! lu-nl lm \‘vmqnts of e City of Highland Park. («Ir a .uu no! Ion IlIIIII h-II ([0) per cont I»! he aggre- mtv of (he prnpnml. Sn 1 propoul nr l|l(| IIIu~t II delhcred t the Presl- Iln-III of the Board I)! l l lmrove- lnl‘lllfi ln 0p." I«Halon of ald Board III (ln- (llllellulld plate fl ml here-In fur Hm (“)0"th 0f the ML . No pro- pow] or NJ “lll he (‘nns‘ldered un- lvss :IccrInlpmlod by :I one k as here- lII prmldcd ' The Board «If Local lm moment: rI wrves UH" ‘I’lxht to I‘l‘jl'C any or all lIiIl- ~lmuld hit) deem lt II! for (hr lIIIlIliI' L'li. ; R‘ Huh-d g. 0‘ Huh-r. i ‘ 'nrd “'. Wltflta of QM lnlprm’rmfnts of the Hy "HIHKhlnnd Path. I" .m HI.hl.InaI lurk. Quinn“- 01-â€" nu-r my. 101.. ; 34 3.. Ev‘rything Crou? 8 Lyon .1 Healy Grand. and I'fimhts at thu 'clvhmlud main-j l'nnnguuwi \I u-gznd» tum- 1 Player-I’-i.fiu.w.3 {thunkâ€"1mg ma y desixulm Qudt'ls urnunnng {he luuwl awn-film dcvn' .. ~Grands; and l'prighls Unmlv \chwl d nnu: 1H mumr lunr qu Ill)‘ nmuol M. lit-Ung- rllx Ruhr. I \‘O'I‘H'II Grow? A SteinWay Pianos Croub C $200 £33? and ip mos Returned from} Summer Homes Lyon 8: Healy " mutt-rl) line of int: 3. 19 and :3 u! limiula Wuodn Sulnlhlriuu. Highland Park Special Ammaâ€" mn-ni uf r-ulli (‘nuri Docket Numlwr 3.12. am! that application ha been mud? to said Court to con-ldc-r nnd determine whether ur nut the luau data-«i in ‘fllll m-rtitlvutc- urn-true. That .1 ln-urln' will be had up0n und application nn Saturday the third du)‘ u! vamher. A. I). l9". .ut thc- lmur u! ton (In) «rt-lurk in the (urnmm of rnhl day. It the (hunt! (‘nurt Room of mid Court. in the ('nulll) (‘uurt House. at Wnukegan. in will Lulw Count). (thy-Nina]: "my be iilwl in mid npplivutiun nu or bolurr Hm hulll‘ Hf It‘ll llll) u‘clm-k Ill ”if fur-mum. n! paid Ala)" anut-l M. “MUD". Frill Ruhr, F. (3. Huber. \K'nrd “'7 WHHLI. Board of lucnl lmpnwemo-nu of lhry (‘lly or lllflllnnd Purl. In, I “at"! at Highland Park. llllno‘n. 00-; luhf‘l‘ It‘ll. ““7. 34-35] STATE OF [LLINU'S‘ Cm >- Coo-h nlljh | U Dacmhn Trm‘ A‘ D loot Plan-r” ., .1“, A- k Thr rv-qulullu- uflhlmn huluq' been (”I'd In ”I" uflh'v of ”Ir (‘lc-rk qt Dlld Court; Mu“! Finch-t Nuflrn- I- erefotr lwn-by lhrni lo the ”M M) rile Plrlrhrr {In the.I uhme mum-d t‘umplnlnnut kimon- Med m.- nm a Compinlm M uld Court on the Chum" nhk- menu! lnd "In! I summon: then-upon Ion-nod out 0! “Id (‘oun Ixnllwl the nhme‘ named defendant. n-lunuhlo on the find (1.9 n! [he [crm 0! Nu- Cln'lllt (‘oun o! huh (‘nuul’ lo‘bv- MM :1 (he (‘ourt Hanu- ln "nub-um In "M [Ah I'uunly. on Mu flrut Manda, Mt Den-Inht-r. A n. um, m- :- by um! "squirt-d, and ihlch lull lg II": I pending. ‘ Z lrul- U Hrurkuny. (‘k-rl. “'unlu-uun. Illlnuh. ‘k'lohrr I5, A. I) 1’17. ‘ GNL H. Phlalfl, (‘umplnhmnh Sullfllnr 3631 l'huwrry Vuln- (‘lrrufl "OI" at Lake (‘oulu You can make a Wise selection in this Annual Sale of Pianos returned from the North Shore, Lake Geneva, Charlevoix, Oconomowoc, Harbor Springs,e_t_c_; Every piano has undergone a thorough inspection in our Fullerton Avenue factory and has been marked at a Special Clearing Price. Early comers will find a remarkable Choice. Easy Terms Piano: in installments of $5 a month and W In (Jun: on No "‘6 C urn" [Ac Useful and Practical Accessories ior‘the Soldiers and Sailors Ill 5.. AG McClurg Co. ”-1.1: To“... 41-, . . Nana-rim" Mi. ' Ml? RE, mam: ‘AND Amoquu lurch-nu National Fire W Con“! BENRY K. COME I: SON. Imfiqlq 02-...- 3393 flowâ€"0. Otto. Cir-3m 4.9.»: Pa:- pI-ag x..- gin 0.30.. 01!!!- 0:: We have - lute line 0‘ noceunry guide. h LII-Li an. 501* the comfort of our Soldier nod 5.310: Boys. H you wat to tad something awful.» that will be apps-ciao“. you will 6d ‘5. .r‘icl. d‘.‘r.do Among the many khaki-cued article. cu our stock any I). mentioned the (“is Wanna-En. au'md. Lei-n6 pd many other m Fin! Aid Kit- ad .mny oduro. WM Ann Trench ‘Mirron 3 Money Belts ‘5 Tobacco Pouchd Ci‘nrcnc Cau- s‘nvilg Sou Photo Can. q "‘ in?