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OFF" HI. l‘l'Bl.l(‘.\T10N Report of the (‘tmdltlon of II M H: “31:1 :9"; m‘ '3 mm‘ announce an ,TWISS Call to “Chow” from Aloft M11.- m order n) t «)I'RCF Rundulph S460 U 619 Building rncst “Work CHICAGO 1' IKU'L (‘nsmrr my .\r Lnké. 55 [u twu’urt- Im- tn l l (HUG ustc r Hm Hm il‘lt 1H le at» FREE \H h]: H- (hf‘ n f] I‘vl 1n purux.’ lhv t‘nun “Mums, a an «'lx‘Cllnll “Ill hv m-m (m {up sew" 0nd day wf Auglht, 1919, lwtwm-n (lu- lmur< Hf sm'vn H'cluck A. M. Hllll hw- u'vlm‘k l‘. M of that day. in all than portion of thw (‘ltg’ nf llluhâ€" land l’urk. m [luv t‘wunty if Lakv and Stlm‘ uf Illimm‘. dt-scrllM-(l as follows. m-wit The llighluml Park East Park District vmbmcin: all of that part of the City nf Highland Park. Count} u! Luke and State uf Illinois. lyimz caste-Hy uf thn- wash-r- L‘RKV‘ A: pun) H‘ land 1’ mm in: ly lim- Hf Ihv righr nf \ny 0f thv Chi< cagn (Q Northwostvrn Railrnml (‘unh pun) thrnuuh thv said (‘iLy Hf High- land Pdrk, fur HIP Durpnsv Hf Suh- mittim: In thv 10::11 vutvrs nf said Highland Park Em! Park Distrit-t the qm-snnn whvthvr thv fulluwinu doscnhz-d turrimry in thv (hunt) of Lake and Statu Hf [Himsh tu-wlt: Beginning on thw \w Hon Fonrtm'n (H). T“ Chm-0 (t3) Nnrlh, } (121). Euat Hf the Th Moridmn. n! n pnint v torsm-tnd by thv Pastel right-nf-uay uf rhe- Ntwthwwtwrn Rnilw; whivh Intersects SUI‘H (H), Twwnty-thrm- 12 (‘26) and vantyâ€"flvv ( Townshxp Pnrtythrm- running south nn [In ‘H’Iili SM'Iiml Funrh-m ur'hu'ugr cm‘nvr nf HIM Sc llurthW‘ (hv mun-r1) linv 0f tln- l‘IL’IH-Ul-“uy of lhv Chm-1120 and North“. slwrn Rail» way Company \xhlvh in'vrv-ct» Fu-v» (ion:~ Twentyâ€"(mu (‘21).Tw-nu-mu (2'1) and vamy-sewn ‘17). in mid Tnum ship Forty-three (43). thvm'v running snuthoffité-rly Mun: 4.1M vnstvrly lino of said last namml l'iLZhl-uf-Wll)’ of the Chicago and Nurthwvstrrn Rail- way Company to the south lino of <nid Section Twenty-seven (‘27); thence running east along thv south Hne of Sections Twenty-Sovon (27), Twenty-six (26:) and TWt-nly-five ('25). RH In said Township Forty- fhrm' HIS) to thw inivrsvctinn of said Ill \\ (-35), al\ m mm (m n lmv by th‘ rivthVfWV-‘LV' riL'M riumâ€"u-‘WT" ihh" :mHvu ls hn-rvh) uivvn that mruxwmw nf .m nrdvr unh-n-d by (Mum) .luduv nf Luku County. lflls, an Ihv Nth day of July. 1919. t'h‘CHUH “ill hv hold (m Hn- 50w du)‘ Hf Auglht, 1919, lu-Iwm-n HH- r< uf sm‘vn H'cluck A. M. nnll "HIDE: Murb‘ U HI} Y'I \ _ by the wash-Hy an n! id »nf~\\':\y nf thv (‘hicuun and nwstnrn Railway Company \. innrsm‘ts said Sodium Pour- (H), vamy-thrm‘ ('33), T'wvnty- 2'1) and vantj‘wfivt- (2:1); thvncp ms: nurthw-wtvrly 1mm: said My hnv nf mid Inst numwl .ufqvn)’ Hf tho (‘hicz LU) :md V\\'~'~‘I»'rn Railway (‘mmunj- m IiHIQ 'l‘l0.\ \U'I‘H'I thn I W (‘UY‘H' 2-3) .nm 'rm-m <hip PIH'U4'H' '\ point whvrw it is in- hv mtstvrly lirw of $110 uf th- ('hivngn and '00} (43). thvm-v running HUD: and vnstt'rly lino namml l'iLZhl-uf-Wll)’ of and Nurthsttvrn Rail- y to the south line of 1 Twenty-seven (‘27); m: east along thv south ans Twenty-Sovon (27), 1h.- ('hi Rail way ; SUI‘HUIP FH' [33 L 3w": ~ ‘ rx‘ an? mwrn‘c: are (‘fl‘v'v tn “c‘mw” daily in \ 1w 'lL-r 3291M \‘m 11'r~ :nnl A \‘ilnn (In!) m the hurt uf “yum” \\ 1r ( 37' > ( ~"mu'11t\ N :‘xu'u mlnplml HHS nnn‘l Hm wnim- rum in a hymn m {Lu \u'uH all lurk-bland mntecn; are mad) and mgkr to scrw thvm thn-c timrs [Hinnix tu-wlt: \\I"‘ lim- Hf SPC- vanship Port)" Hungv Twelve Third Principal tht- l‘IL’hfâ€"‘lf-“HY thmu‘ n (1|) (u ”w ' <3 id Sect ion thvmw running l‘xw-nt) «mo (21) (‘nmpzmy 1s Fourtt-(‘n 'I‘m-my-six .). all in said H3); mom-v west lim- 0f n h mnh ($3) (17 HI vlh ’3 THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS. HHZIHAND PARK. ILLINOIS Beginning on the west line of Secâ€"l tion Fourteen (14). Township Forty-l three (43) North. Range Twelve! (12). East of the Third Principail Meridian. (IL a point where it is in- tern-(fled hy the easterly line of the: right-of-wuy of the Chicago and Northwastcrn Railway (Tompanyi which intersects Sections Fourteen‘ (H), Twentyâ€"three (23). 'I‘wenty-slx' (20") and 'l‘ws-nu-llvc (23), :ill in said Township Forty-three (43); thence running south on the west line of! said Section Fourteen (H) to thei northwest corner of sald Sectionl Twentyâ€"three (23): thence runningi \\--.<t on the north line of Sections‘ Twentyâ€"two (22 and Twenty-one (21) in said Township Forty-three (43) to the easterly line of the right'ofâ€"way o! the (‘hicago and Northwestern Rail- lwny Company which intersects Sec- tion; Twenty-one (21). Twenty-two (22) and 'l‘wvntyâ€"seven ('27), in said Town« ship Forty-three. (43); thence running southeanterly along sa-id easterly line of will last named right-of-way o! the Chicago and Northwestern Railâ€" way (‘ornpzmy to the south line of "said Section Twentyâ€"seven (27); thvnm- running l'IISt along, the south thence running unfit along the snuun line of Sections Twenty-seven (27), 'I‘wvmy-six (‘26) and Twenty-five (‘25) (Ill in said Township Forty- threv (43) to tho intersu-tinn of said Hm by thv L'HSUF‘) line of said lh< said AM of tho General the Statv of Illinois. and moms thereto. Public notice is also given that‘ pursuant to said order of said County Juduu of Lake County, the legal vot- r‘rs of said Highland Park East Park Hl<ll‘l('l. :i< umv m‘mmiznd. shall deâ€" posit their ballots at the polling plm-v at .lns. H. miffy's Real Estate 0mm 377 Central Awnun, in said llizliluml Park East Park District. hntm-on the hours of sown o'clock l \l ,...,l fir.) i.'i‘ln(‘k I'. \'. 0f said Public nulu‘r i< that pnr‘nunt tn (‘uumy Julian. Ih the- frll‘umin! lit-w ’wa (‘Mmty nf Luk \. .\I in): Tm mv H“ :invnn: un HH‘ “Mt Imv uf SOCâ€" I.‘I.urtm-n (H). ann~hip Party- (13) North. Runs-v Twolw- Ens? M thv Third Principal dram, :1! :1 point whr‘rn it is in- Mod hy thc- (>:1~tvr1_v lino M the m' \\':v\‘ of Hm (‘hivnen and «IN-k 1114} T“ I‘ih 11>“ ”\‘V' _. H u l!v!‘¢'ll)’ given I Hl‘tln'l‘ Hf said «‘L'J‘. \‘nh'rs 0f ml n-rritnry in 1x1 Stnll' (If “H- wnty-u- .- (3H (H) npnnv :md \V'll) Company to the smith line of} said Section Neutyâ€" â€"sevcn (27);? thcncc running east along the south‘ line of Sections Twentyâ€"seven (27).| W'cnty-six (26) and Tchty- 41W? ‘ 25). all in said Township Forty-1 three (43) to the intersection of said line. by the easterly line of said‘ right-ofâ€"wuy of the (‘hicztgo and Northwestern Railway Company which intersects Raid Sections Four- 1teen (14) Tvcnty- three (23) Twentyâ€" irix ('26) and Tucnty- tiâ€"vc (25); thence iiunnintr nurtlmt-‘ti-rli along Mild iEastcriy linc of said last named ‘Irixht-uf-way of the Chicago and :Northwcstcrn Railway Company to Ethc plan-c of IH'KilllllllK‘. ‘shzill deposit thcir ballots ill thc poll< ing plum- ut the Fire Dcpartmcnt Building in said descrihcd territory httvwon tho hours of sown o'clock A. 3L and iin- o'clock l’. M, of said way Company which'intersects Sec- tions Twenty-one (21). Twenty-two (22 and Twenty-seven (27). in said Town- ship Partyâ€"three (13): thence running muthcusterly along said easterly line of said last named rightâ€"o!-way of tho (‘hicagn and Northwestern Ran- ('Hl HHHE insnid Township Forty»three (~13) to the easterly line pf the righuotoway of the Chicago and Northwestern Ran- (in) PERRY 1.. PERSONS (‘ulllny Judgm- of Lukl- (‘1 mm) .11in 9. 1919‘ Glpsy Language. Tho language of the (llps‘les. Ro- many. is snld to lw Illntlnn dlnloct dorlvwl from Sumkrlt. Ethnoluglsts pretty wvll ugrou (hut. the (llpsles are descendants of un obscure Hlndoo trlhe. The popular bvllvt’ that Glpsles are (Inst-vtnlunts of tho Egyptians hns n0 nthor husis tlmn the Slllllllll‘lty 0f the two words. 'l‘tw ward “filmy" n: a matter of fact. Ii from ”‘0 Ilnhvlniun, nnd mouns “vagulmncl." ’l‘lw tlrst (lip- HIPS uppvnrod ln England early tn the sixteenth century, but wpre found In e-astern Europe at least two centurles oarller. They are now scattered all over the world. World'n Highest Peaks. The highest mountain peak in North Americads Mt. MoKinley, in Alaska. whose altitude is 20.300 feet. and the highest in South America. Mt. Acon- cagua, In the Andes, on the border of Chile and Argentlnu._ 23,080 feet. The highest mountain in‘ the world is Mt. Everest, in the Himalayas. in Asia. Its altitude is 29,002 feet. There are several hundred mountain peaks in the Himalayas 20,000 feet or over, running to an altitude of 28,278 feet. A H ‘ North Shore Line IF YOU ARE PLANNING a vacation to the woods and lakes of Wisconsin or Michigan or just going away for a day or a week- end, go via the North Shore Line. Its convenient, frequent service, is clean, cool and comfortable-no dust-«no dirt-«no Cinders. By this route you quickly reach Milwaukee, where Convenient obn- nections can be made by electric to niany of the ideal vacation spots of Wisconsin, like Oconomowoc, Cedar Lake, Muskego Lake, Phan- tom Lake; or, you can change to the Milwaukee Railway for the numerous Lakes and woodlands of Northern Wisconsin. The North Shore Line also makes daily connections with lake steamers for Northern Wisconsin and Northern Michigan points. North Shore Limited Trains leave and every 30 minutes on Saturday ‘ Dining car and parlor car service. 66 CHICAGO OFFICE 6 We“ Adlmu Street Phone: Ccntrul 8280 The Better Way mm 3' H9) Why Hnlr Stand: on End. When hulr stands on end an the back of n dog or out when frightened lt ls unwed hy tiny muscles attached to the roots. 'I‘hn hair follicle is like A little semi hurivtl in the flesh. At- lnr‘hed to olthvr mm of this seed are tiny muscles whiwh run diagonally through tlu- flesh from the lower part of the follicle. Those little muscles ire like the guy ropes of a tent. They are what are cullod the orectur mus- cles, and when fear or (‘uld is expe- rienced these muscles promptlytlghten tip in such a manner as to “hoist" the hair very quickly Viewed solely as a mutter of optics, :he Arctic night is as dark as any night. Explorers in high latitudes say. ,towever. that there ure Innny allevia- [ions of the obscurity. The stars flash Keenly. the moon comes along in a :egular succession of phases. the snow Iurface relieves the gloom under con- Iitlons of the utmost absence of light, and the aurora borealls is the finest Kind of illuminant. Explorers all agree that their men pass the winter night without much dlmculty it only there are means of amusement. For further information applyto the nearest Ticket Ofiice of the Pearl Theatre P R0 GRA M WME Frains leave Highland Park every hour daily m Saturday afternoons, Sundays and Holidays. car service. Arctic Night HIGHLAND PARK Ticket Office Phone Highland Park 1361 FOR COMING WEEK 0N OPPOSITE SIDE CUT OUT AND PRESERVE FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Little Sympathy for Him. “Renmn‘ ‘hom what (19m soldier men 'wem through.“ mid Uncle Eben. “ls gg’lnvter make It mighty hard to sym- pathize wit (19 man dat complains , LA‘ A-.." The Amazon. The Amazon discharges the largest amount or water of any river in the world, and the St. Lawrence next. Other interesting facts about the” rivers are that the length of the Amazon is 3.300 miles and its width varies from a few hundred feet at different points to more than 100 miles at its mouth. The St. Lawrence is 2,200 miles in length. is from one to several miles wide at places to ninety miles at its mouth. - Seek to Retain Old Friends. The years haw taught some sweet, sonw l-lttvr lessonsâ€"none wiser (Inn thls: to spend ln all thlngs else, but of old frlends to he most mixer-1y.â€" Lowell. Dlfly Thought Words without thoughts net. hes Ian :0. â€"Bnmlet. 'bout a little thing like a hot day." MILWAUKEE OFFICE 187 Second Sheet Phone: Gr-nd 1136 PAGE f3"