The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Repair Road nopnrtahm C ss. 5H¢ 1‘ Friends arch Elbow Il/(‘c ealth and EH fR If [I PHONE a LVlerry 8.5 ancl a cry good .A lITL’ more DRESSES \HI [UR RECORDS c‘CtVVC Fhuunrtrrs JUNE Em urs «’1ng will Harrison 4045 l5 ¢szstlxn1t‘a 3‘ @ngEEEEEEEEEE "1.1.: an the- \vets will he permitte 0 MM ‘ntnxwatinfl' music. fiffilfflfiflfiflffi] Th- Reds arv marching through A lot 01 “A ank with their hands manacle‘l dumn the :1 "Irrntt'st parade." Now if the]: are bosivgi 1;.xt nniy Wear striped suits. ths :e-t cnx'rrr :cnrtstx'atinn “'UUld strike the peo- t'm-n' <hsz A m uhuily fitting and appropriate: ‘ 1 I'd-phone Highland Puk 542 EJLEJLQJLQJLQJLQHPJLQJ COLLINS 8: SPRINGER. Auro PAINTERS WHEN COAL sold according to value, our brands commanded premium prices. Our Famous Brand Office and Yards. Uine Avenue Coal Solvay Coke Highland Park Fuel Company 102 N. 1st St. HERMAN DENZEL, President Telep_hone3§5 CHURCH SERVICES: Sunday a‘ mediately following; Wednesday E TELEPHONE 67 230 NORTH ST. JOHNS AVENUE Mtintained by First Bulldina Material of all Kinds I handle the famous SCRANTON ANTHRBCITE. POGOHONTAS SMOK- LESS and FRANKLIN COUNTY SOFT COAL. Coal. Coke and Wood PITTS TON ANTHRA CITE BUILDING MATERIAL Telephones 550 Baggage and Household Furniture Leuer’s Motor Transportation Co. MUTUAL COAL CO. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM LIMOUSINES. ELECTRICS. ROADSTERS. TOURING and Commercial Cars at Reasonable Prices [Monograms and Lettering DAILY TRIP TO CHICAGO PAUL BORCHARDT @Efillilfilfilfilfilfillfillfi You are Cordialli Invited to make use of the privileges of the 508 North Green Bay Road Carried at Rasonablc Rates 387 Central Avenue Hours 9 a. m. .to 6 p. m. Every Day Except Sunday n Church of Christ. Scientist. of Highland Park IEJEJIEHPJIEJLQIEJ AUTO PAINTING a. m. at 10:45, Sunday School 1m- Evening Testimonial Service at 8:00 Tho his! tun will r A lot of towns that bitterly con» Icmn the public building pork bills‘ ,n'e besiegim: their rvpresentatives to Jul L'nvri‘nment mnney to deepen vn‘ <lmlluw little creeks. unis cheaper PARK AND ST. JOHNS AVENUE . Black Soil and Teamlnl [EIPJLEHE’JIPJLEJLQHEMPJIE Highland Pnrk. Illinoi- fall in the price of cor , dnuht make “all wool' DIIDIIDHUHDHE Phone 27 FRANK L. CHENEY, ARTHUR G. BROWN. E. G. HUBER, A 13â€"44» Board of Local Improve- ments of the City of High- land Park. . Dated at Highland Park, Illinois. Dec. 12th. 19L9. (-ation on Saturday, the 10th day of January, A, D. 1920, at the hour of ten (10) o'clock in the forenoon of said day. at fine County Court Room of said Court. in the County Court House, at Waukegan. in said Lake ('ounty. Objections may be filed to said application on or before the hour of ten (10) o’clock in the forenoon of of said day. Tl1’e construction of a connected system of Water Mains in Woodlandi A',\enue Groveland Avenue, Lambert‘ Tree Avenue, Ashland Place, Oakland Avenue and St. Johns Avenue Highland Park Special Assessment of said Court Docket Number 241; and that application has been made to said Court to consider and deterâ€"i mine whether or not the facts stated in said certificate are true. Thatlai hearing will be had upon said appli- NOTICE Public notice is hereby given that the Board of Local Improvements of the City of Highland Park, County of Lake (ml/State of Illinois, has filed in the County Court of Lake County. lilinois, a certificate that the follow- ing improvement has been completed, and that it conforms substantially to the requirements of the original or- dinance for the construction of the same, to-wit: So. you see, here’s another north shore town lining up with Glencoe as a docr, not merely a talkerâ€"â€"-of zoning â€"â€"a subject which Highland Park Would do well to consider. practically all village stores rebuilt so as to make the entire business district harmonious. Efl’ective Zoning And of course Winnetka is thor- oughly alive to the desirability of zoning itself properly and promptly. A zoning commission, of which E A. Rummler is chairman, has been: named to draw up a zoning ordin- ance. Mr. Bennett, however, has gone aheadand planned for a careful zon-‘ ing of Winnetka. Special areas ’ad- jacent to the railroads are to be de~ voted to the storage of coal, food sup- plies and building materials. Garages, be‘ provided for in special districts. Resi- : dential areas will be divided into sev- ‘ one for group housesj and one for single family residences»: laundries and greenhouses will eral classes, the latter including large areas at considerable distance from the rail-g road stations where subdivision into‘ small lots would be discouraged and,‘ A minimumj width of 50 feet‘for each lot is pro-: if possible, prevented. posed. '(43-44) FRANK L. CHENEY, ARTHUR G. BROWN, E. G. HUBER, Board of Local Improve- ments of the City of High- land Park. Dated at Highland Park, Illinoia, Dec 12th. 1919. The tuwn's community center will be west of the tracks, but it will not be confined to that section. Linden street. between Elm and Oak streets, will be widened and the village hall built in the center of the block, fat» ing the station. In the triangular park between the station and hall a fountain ur statue is planned. The buildings on vach side of the hull will he made to Conform architec- tunlly with the municipal structure. In tho block west of the hall the present Horace Mann school eventual- ly will be done away with and a com- munity theatre and center built. Con- nectimflr the village hall and the com- munity auditorium will be a stretch of lawn. Surroundingr the auditor- ium will he an open space for recrea- tion and athletics. An attempt will be made to have practically all village stores rebuilt so as to make the entire business district harmonious. Directly east of the union station the business block will be rebuilt to harmonize with the village plan and in the center of the block will be the puslomco. The present buildings are to he sent bark fifty-five feet. Back of them will be a space for garages. Winnotka now has about ninety- fivo acres devoted to parks. With the additions planned the total would be 120 or an acre for each 100 resi~ dents. based on a population of 13,000. This proportion is considered satisfactory in view of the proposed Sknkic preserve and eventual lake shore improvements. Although the forest preserve dis- trict has not made a definite state- ment regarding acquisition of Skokie property, the Winnetka plan shows . “proposed forest preserve” running from the south to the north villnge limits and extending from the North- western cutot’f east and connecting with the present parks. ing, and a shore drive it the foot of the blufl’s east of Sheridan road. The second group is west toward the Sko- kie. Already there in Skokie pnk of forty acres, Boa] park, also of forty acres, and “Wooded Island." of twenty acres. Connecting boulevards are plannel. WINNETKA ALSO PLANS “‘A CITY BEAUTIFUL" THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS. HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOlb (Continued from Page The grading, draining, constructing an eighteen (18) foot wide cement concrete pavement seven (7) inches thick and otherwise improving the alley running northerly and souther- ly in Block Eighteen (18) from the northerly line of the brick pavement in the alley running east and west in said block northerly to a line ten (10) feet northerly of and parallel to the northerly line of Lot One (1) in said Block Eigh- teen (18), produced westerly, all in the City of Highland Park, County of Lake and State of Illinois. Highland Park Special Assessment of said (‘ourt Docket Number 242, and that application has been made to said Court to consider and deter- mine whether or not the facts stated in said certificate are true. That a hearing will be had upon said appli- cation on Saturday, the 10th day of January A. D. 1920, at the hour of ten (10) o'clock in the forenoon of said day. at the County Court Room of said Court, in the County Court House, at Waukegan, in said Lake County. Objections may be filed to said application on or before the hour of ten (10) o’clock in the forenoon of said day. Public notice is hereby given tint the Board of Local Improvements of the City of Highland Park, County of Lake and State of Illinois. has filed in the County Court of Lake County, Illinois, a certificate that the follow- ing improvement has been completed. and that it conforms substantially to the requirements of the original or- dinsnce for the construction of the same, to-wit: The Senate can’t settle the chao- tic peace treaty situation, because the railroad question takes so much time, and it can’t settle the ram-0|) situation, because its attention is so much occupied by the peace treaty. The fact flat u pun shiver: when he steps out of doors on n cold day, does not prove tint he will remember to blanket his horse who it left Ihnd~ in; out for an hour or two. NOTICE Through arrangements made with the Large Department Stores, your parcels can be checked as purchased. and delivered at this station. Call for them when you are ready to take your train home. CHICAGO NORTH SHORE MILWAUKEEKR. Rest Room for Ladies Smoking Room for Men General Information Bureau Telephone Service Restaurant NORTH SHORE LINE Convenicnt to all stores in Chicago’s Shopping District Use New Passenger Station Malee this station a place to meet your friends while in Chicago Wabash Ave. and Adams St. SCOTT ORDAN. Pm. and Tram. BTAIUSHED ll“ WTLIOT WHITAKER CADY JORDAN. VicePru. and Sec' y. AnmamSec' \. C. H. JORDAN 00., Funeral Directors Chupcl at each Establishment Complete Line of- Funerul Furnishings 612 Duvi- Sm... Evan-ton PL... Eva-no. 449 I“ N. MICHIGAN BLVD.. CHICAGO 1512 E. N STRET. HYDE PARK Phone M 1346-1347 M Hyde Park 182 This Program will be found in this position every week Pearl Theatre . PROGRAM of the FOR COMING WEEK ON OPPOSITE SIDE OUT OUT AND PRESERVE FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE PAGE