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PM! 81 X The Htgblanh Park ”355133,: Paul Entered A Mahmud [Uri NI'MHHI: H All“: ll'uU' math foe. ha: plum-d u prvmium on vhat bravery. ondurunco. uhom‘fu own. And similiurl)’. in civilin inz togethnr for our common def in: together for our common uervnsv. .uu. .m ideals has brought about :1 sulidnrity among; our niism-limwnu: pu; a unity under our flag that muhl nLt pviniifly hzuu- hm-n :whimml vt‘n-r Wiy in lhfl' .~:imr- length uf iinu: Tml‘iy the spiriiimi il.’|l‘\l'\i ui‘ Ht.» \\:«1' i4 rev-vi) fur tin» mm and if the rhurches of America do nut mm: thr- mm-rzn-nry :n the harvest, it will he their own fault. But there are obstacles in the way of a sweeping rennissunu power of the church. There is something more for ht‘r to (in than to open her arms and otter mince and stimulus. The duty of the today is not so much emotional as intellectual. There are grm lems which the churches must help in solving before any of us c fraternity. equality. or Christianity. “We have allowed private persons to put their thumh whv can constrict the life blood of the nation at will. The common nanced the industry of the country with their savings. but the lems which the churches mus fraternity. equality. or Christianity. “We have allowed private persons to put their thumh can constrict the life blood of the nation at will. The common have fl- nanced the industry of the country with their savings. but the control of industry has passed out of their hands almost entirely. The profits of our common work are absorbed by a limited group: the mass of the people are permanently reduced to wage-earning positions. The coat of living has been raised by unseen hands until several millions of our nu- h social science do- t help in solving before any of us can talk where they tion are unable to earn even the bear minimum Whit‘ clares necessary for health and decency. and all families living- on a tin-«i income have felt a mysterious and suffocating pressure." ‘ in v .. ......... .J' tP-eir publicity to [has social body. ihen and ends: then will they h harvest. v The community Christmas tree is undoubtedly one of the finest pm- ducts ot'the general community movement which in the past two years has manifested itself in many cities throughout the country. But beyond this there is the matter of the tree itself. Every one of these cities which installs a Christmas tree must get it from our northern woods. or what is worse. from woods in the immediate vicinity. and a tree large enough for this purpose-7m be set up on a principal street and decorated with lightsâ€"«must be‘a tree at least one hundred years old. ,,___ -..- umnl‘nr tron: fnr family use a't ,In the matter 0! hewing Christmas time. we have bolsi ourselves the trees were cuse spacious emugh in on any ground for the V are yearly cut down by )ty celebrations. it] celeorm Ions. in the matter of expense we pay 8:15.00101' such a tree. which we in- stall. look at for a few weeks. and at last when it begins to turn yellow and shed its needles. we haul it away for firewood. For $100.00’we could purchase and plant a Ngrway Spruceâ€"not quite so large as the accus- tomed tree. but yet a living tree. which would he an ornament to the city fur‘ all time..Moreover we need evergreen trees. and many of them. to brighten our winter landscape. Why not purchase such a tree and plant it in the parkway of central venue. or elsewhere according to the judgment of thé committee in charge. Such a solution of the community Christmas tree problem would not only clear our civic and notional conscience. but. in the nutter of precedent, it might be the means of instituting a line of sober thought in record to the eonserntion of our northern timber lnnds. p(~?‘(’.\‘ when w H NH” Highland Park Trust 8C Savings Bank Officers JOHN A, BUNNELL JOHN OLIVER “0‘. \' When thv churcht-s [RICH jOHN A. BUNNELL GEORGE F. GOODNOW MAUD ERSKINE MORTON R. MAVOR ERNEST s. GAIL HIGHLAND PARK TRUST 8d SAVINGS BANK for (‘hrlslmmry 1,. thv wm'M 0:1, the murull mnfrnmzumn of u wmumwn plum-d u prvmium on Un- hiuhvst uttr '-ry. ondurunco. uhom‘fulnvss. unsvltishno 1d similiurl)’. in civilinn lifu in (his cm In! Inr our common defense. and HH‘ Dr" President war hum .nl hv churcht-s of this (-numry shall :ity' to those thumbs which now . ihen and then only will they will they have justified their inht as svcond 12.1155 Hunter 1;. 11.1mm. mdor tne A A NEW MENACE TO OUR NORTHERN FOREST.“ kl matter 0! hewing down our smaller trees for family use it Lime. we have bolstered 99 this old custom for years by telling me trees were second growth and had in, be thinned out-an ex- us emugh in this case. But there is no possible justification und for the wanton waste of the great sprucvs and firs which cut down by hundreds and shipped into the cities for cnmniunâ€" All officers and direcmn T" F 151 III (“\A HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS .)()H.\ 1.. [DELL n‘k Link ('lll‘lfl‘ll‘h’ ()I‘INDRTI'NI'IW ALFRED E. OLSEN {h Directors Vice President H W U .1 wk“ wr ‘-'.:I"v!l l. “'11. 1‘! 3 Act of March 3. 1579 l‘ount)‘. reside in Highhnd Park rist innit) Hm ‘fx- {nr demu- shall haw: nppliml llw lu-w-rauv nf now constrnrt (he nrtvrlns of thn they have fulfilled the-ir rightful inherltzlncv nf tlw war's spirlmul Hl llt‘D’H, 3" jOHN OLIVER w. a. EGAN FRANK L. WEAK LOUIS N. BERUBE RICHMOND DEAN H‘k k‘Ak l. L. l'l)EI.l., A H .015 (‘hh \\':xh lttl'ilmh uw<< have Cumv intu Ihn ”- country. Hw mutual \mrk- )rnsvrvminn Hf nur nutinnu‘. Th o Adm rtlaing Mmmgs-r \t Hu- post 0mm.- in mwrzvm-y and rn‘zlp llmwmn pupulminx Hu-rhnmi \I‘ II of us can talk U. 1': at Highland Mr grave prnh Yihh pll‘ ll‘llt‘f‘l \ll ch urv h nn-rM.‘ in (Pu Hui THE HIGHLAND PARK Mr. Andrew Bloomfield lat-on 3 DUB‘\ lness trip In the south. Mrs. Harold ()r Larson'of Evansmn Is spending a week with her parents while her husband has gone on a hu>lnvss trip to Pittsburgh. Pa. Mr. Arthur Booth. who 'wu in gruund uvimhm service at Northâ€" western l'nIu-rflly. has been hon- nrubl) discharged and has returned home Mun (‘url Ari Hn- aoru survh-t turned and is .\|ill\. N. Y. Mr Mic h (1. Erickson Mfr. ‘ day 3““ fivlll. llvl‘hvrl Hum“, I'rnf «um-u, Hrimn'll. I: rt-zu. \HH rvlurn the nth] rmumn- his wm been in Y. M. C. A Thv‘ .‘lihllt' LHU‘AI‘ Mn! Flt-hi Y‘vl‘k. H \l r H “R u' \l 1““. f (irm'n f-:r 1m imlotlnitv ituy :nhrnud. Mr. iircht has inn-n wnt h) tlu- Chit-n- un Dally Nun. u~ foreign corresv pomivnt and in upon up the Daily News (Wilt-vs in Bvrlin. Vienna, (‘nn- <tnntinupl0. and other pointu. Mr. Hecht will ulm uttemi tiw pence con- ference m Versailles. Mrs. Hecht was Miss Mario Armstrong 0! this city. daughter of Mr; and Mrs. Ed- win A. Armstrong 0! Forest avenue. Mrs. Armstrong and little Edwina Hecht and nurse will join Mr. and Mrs. Hecht in the spring. Mr. and Mn. 1. C. Elston will re- return home the latter part of the wH-k {rum New: York. Grandma ilrnml hus ruturnod {rum livertioid “ht-re nin- npent the put twn mnnth.‘ \lxitillg with ht-r daugh- J“ l“ in be M Fl (‘1‘ 8! QC'O 1; \h'. \rthul Fue< (HI \li~~ Elixuhvth [0r Mr Tln- \\'nmnn'.~' Hnnw and l-‘urelgn Missionary Sm-H-ly a! [lu- Flrst ‘1?"- Rod Evangelical (‘hurch will meet this afternoon with Mina Emma Hup- pflch of Glenvlew Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Punsle of Flak. Wit. were the week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Prlts Bahr. ' Mr. and Mn. Ednmrd Mead and daughter. Pearl. of North Chicago. spent Sunday a! the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Garrny. ’ Llout. H. H'. Hamilton 0! Two RIV- 1emu. Win" and Sec. Lieut. Hurflo of Ft. Sheridan were the Sunday [nuts ‘0! the Misses Eu: and Mae Slljestrom. ,Mrs. J. McOregor Adams and Mrs. Wiegand left yesterdly {or their winter home In Thomuvllle. IGR. \II Mrs. Cora Aynesley of MthMelI Ave. spent Monday at the home 0! her parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. L Burdick of Area. “I. Mrs. Wm. Vetter. who has been confined to her home with launch“. is very much improved and uble to be around again. Mrs. Charles H. Chlpln has closed her residence on Hawthorn. PI». and I: visiting her dnuhur. In. Chester Chnpln. In New York. bolero going south for the winter. p“ M r | J amos (‘. Malm formerly of (his \nd gnu-st 0! Mr Sm H S'Huln) lh'i)‘ \anlll‘ll (ht Hill Mr‘ ? I'Al'k “htl Hh-ll‘ u ll n H Hn- 16th. nu (hv A indoflnilv iluy :nhrnud ms Inn-n wn! h) (In- N-tm’n ll‘H‘ \\'. l’UtU'r |!:r_\ \\ llh Hay Rum! of Mrs ml mlh I (L IILH \X Arnmmhl, who was 'h‘t' in Engluud. has is itulhvm'd at (‘1 fl \|r~ ln-vn \11‘4 H. In.. \xlm \\‘:|~ 0\' II (hf Hm Inf HH' )0 .4 work again Hr h C. A. work. 1m '{I|)I'\ NY with HH'H’ \‘H'l” "( lb H \dalmu- 11v \\'m Kmmgh Hn'umnin HM'h! u{ I , ('hirugu. hurt r .md “III rutl on h. nu thv Adriatic. None of Detroit. his city. was [hr Mr. and Mrs. A. III m-iu \>Ul “as ”W Sun Andre-w Bloom Hm“ '1 (“MM “hm ff UH huluugh “Ilh ‘X'HH‘ Kn”). [If HIL'I vmu fr! HI «1 mm Dr H! (‘vrime h “ifn u‘vul \\'.hlk|'l~'“' dunghh'r u'l: firm-1 f \Il‘ kl! HI I'I'p hA lljfurnm lirk (VII) NH”: Min-tr) ('hu'uu . H'II') nt'l'url“ (‘1 [VII D ,\Ir llrlllL' .-p.-m In IH )“il' lN'l‘n unnhh n» In MI \h HIGHLAND \l H 1 Mn. Mary 1-2): m: 10 Peru. “L. to! [he death of ur. and bind. P. a rammed. from Clnolnnul. occupying the Du! Shel Central Ave. Mr. Herbert 1‘ charge 0! the ‘ flce at Highwoud Mina Laura Fischer. who on the sick Hat, is very proved. I“ H Mn. William N-ft inst WI-I‘k where uhv will her sisier. Mr Mrs. Virginia Into Welch‘s flu! mic. Mr. and Mrs. heater Ball and um children and Mix-ts Adah Wllllumn of Evansum were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs‘ Albert Lamon. \Ir. nnd Mrs. “’imnm (‘. Fosu-r have closed their rvsldcnco fur the winâ€" («r and :m- at tho (‘nngrt-ss hntpl. \Ir mu! Mn Grnrm- Cram and t'hildrt‘n hzm- n-lurnod from Madh- uanlo, 1)., whrrv the) have made lhvlr home hr the pznl h-w monthl- \1r Grunt um «'Inplnyv-‘l 1n gmvrn- \Ir mu! Mn ('hildrvn hm‘v uanlo, 1)., w! Hu-lr hnnu- Iur Mr Grunt u.|~ \! r Park ”041”“xx 'MIX'L fur Sr; :1 dmy an huzml \h Thu [I'E 1'h'iph'l H, mrnhnu in Mn and Saturday. December \‘I .I'h- p" [h H}: moved to their m wood Driua \1r. H'nyz‘. \1( week nnd brunt-z bold of Michigan HHll (m .ln~uphl:n-. .\|:» n-mnm during Hu Thrnuul (.w Red (‘Hh‘ "- Stum‘H h.|\|‘ all“: that Hn-ir .mn‘ Hn rI-u-h vd {rum Mndimmillv. 0.. who-m- ho nun been doing government work. Mn. Millard hm- gunv tn RI, Pru-rsburg. Flurhiu. [ill-l Thurum'u' Mrs J. J. Barbers vnlvnnlnvd the Ladies “Aid 0! the SL Juhm Evangelical church. mnl unrk Mr. Ray Marshall. who his been 4 in service at (‘amp Grunt. hu ro- iurned and it now in charge of the ilnnunl Training at Lincoln and Rav- inia Schooln. (‘lum-n are held in Lin- culn School on Monday Afternoon nnd at anlnia Schuoi on Thundny niternnottx. . Miss Knno. the kimiergnrién teach- t-r. it: ill nt her home in lubbord “food: with influx-nu. mu Catherine Nuddeu of Chicuo is substituting in Miss Knne'n place. } Lu! Priduy morning the mutt: {cutie pupil: had chargo of gonornl {monthly Talks on Md Conant- 1tion were given and ”cording to Mr. 'Hoover'u request hi. mm vu read. The Assembly thin weak to in charge 0! the Milt and Iillh (rules. They will one as their topic. “The History of Ughtinx." The pupils have been making cudiu aid they will explain the process 0! muting cut- I dlu and moan. ‘7 pH}! \t h) School will clone Frldu. Doc 80. for one wears Christmas vacuton nnd will reopen on Mondu. 00c. 30. The In: 0! the tattoo 0! Mun [or teacher! held u Winncth wu [1v- en Tuesday cuninl. \h n-Smvauuiu x1vmmm\umm 1»“mmx WILL YOU GIVE A CHRIST- MAS 1'0 A LITTER CHILD! rm a mocking. putting tho m Inside. Mark m of child und who“- or boy or girl. Send to In. Henry Shermn Vail. 215 Lnnrol Am a or betoro December 17. HH‘ \\ (‘1‘ ruuulu' Gum-xt- Millard has ra-turned \lem'sd LINCOLN 8(‘IIO0L lnm K. Sidley 0! this ck! wk fur Hollywood. (‘11.. will spend the winter with Mrs. Frederick Steele. glnin McOath hm moved ‘a. flat on Wnukenn ave- ' I-Zhrenfeuchter wu ‘ “1.. Ian! week on ace 1 of her sister. lam K. Sidley Of this PARK. ILUNas \h LII' Int-MINI: Hf (nmpht-H ['1 S. “H! let‘ [NJH‘I' lhl‘~ Mnsnnh' Hzlll uh his I x Hivhlv'r um. Wu Hu- ru. F. Nevm u now in c. N. s. Nelle: .0" \lr uiul \10‘ l" Illn- .H‘h! ship Svhwflv HI she-hon: a“ ‘. who has been very much Imâ€" l p M r and MI (mum: _ 1““ 3“ laugh! HHW uulmm JIrI' rv nu 1hr “IT‘h hu-(w'mlmr 1s! 13.: Hmhlnnnl l‘h‘d 3m \pvnl (lu- nh. Mr. and l Sunday m (l. rrpnrt fur w how he hm: Harry wu 631" [1 Account Ml nud an} hm STORAGE. MEN“ '1‘ \IAIINE lN RED 0? OPTIC HIS PIA-«- I Null Iutlo- In mil flu KW h l)- ‘ to) Infill! lube 1 1 Oren ' he: so!” who have; hud‘ prevlom a experience md who have we we dunnon of the var finding on And. are Invited by "I: U. s. nipping Board to clause [or anchor- md dumb vllhn Illa on land. , Old pdlmns, as well as new, wm nnu : fpy calling Telephone 119 or 31 Bliilding Material ‘ oal Solvay Coke _ me Shore Creamery an, HANSEN, W "TERuEGGSnMARGARINES mt Quality Home Dressed Poultry SISOnhvoodAn-u Park avenue 5 well as new, will find service enuc Telephone H. P. 331 @Efllfllllluflfilmfil The U. 8. Shipping Board hu; demken the tut 0! man n‘ may 0! the returning tr ‘ ports next spring. Every new clean! boat put Into an water also be manned by ctvnun crew: mum-need by clvlllw ofl‘lcelfl * ‘plQoe o! the on Mthy couth‘ with the New one." for men new eMpn Sag the firfl concern of the ship“ but and II: veeke' com-tee In Q; W end undue engineering Q". been provided In Chlcm m mg. m with unflou: experience to! fleen' Neon-es '3 ~._ Haws-rum