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The result is. the exi‘ellvnt modern library which we are enjoying t0» «lay Thu present librarian, Margaret Rirllan, has done much tn bring the Library intn ilHSt‘i' reluti-Jr. tn the town, and the town into a more inti~ matv ’etztnwleilm- ut‘ the library. Her Weekly reports of books on hand, her revnwss. her paxnstaking investigation into the merits of books, her story may mm a week i’nr Yl’ir vhildren. have gone a long way toward bringing the emu-rs intu t-lnser Contact with her work and teaching: them how to makv mire an’liiL’eni use vt‘ 21 library. During last month the books in ('erUlaUUr‘. \u-rc ulmnst double that of the February before. The work of the library is steadily intreasin: and indications are now that they will he fon‘ewl before inn: 1» amuire new quarters for their expansion. The library a: lh‘ertieiul-Shields sprangr into existence in a manner sim- ilar tn the Pu' liv Li‘ .ari‘. Arum Dr. \Vulciitt put his hand to this organiza- tinn pr.»jut. T» '1 gears iii?‘ the High School had no spécial library. and no speual li’ rariar. tr; tuivhers and members of the Senior class takin': charge of the Work hy turns. After five years the library at Deertiehl- Shields was a re":‘L'n52«.ul and established success. and it was one at" the first hizh school Ii‘nrarws in !e organized along; modern lines. For the past five years it has hail :ts regular librarian, and the work. going fur- ward at our hizh svhool lihrary. has now hecome a marked feature uf ads vansed educational nwthwia ‘ The present mndern library on Laurel Avenue is the outgrowth of a long histnry of venture and struggle. The nucleus of this library had its 011le twenty-five years ago in the ha<k of what was the old (‘ity Hall building with Mrs. Jennings as librihxn. At that t (- Dr. Wolcott was nn the Bnaril and ht‘ ha; wnrked Vea‘d‘i‘ly and faithhil y on that same board throughuut the wars that have passed The next home of the Library was in the building purchased from the Elm Place School on Sheridan R‘bali. formerly a pa't of the Elm Place School. and now used by the Masoniv Lodge. the Royal Arcanuni. Modern Woodmen, and other secret nrganizatmns. The library sold this building to the Youngr Men" Club and with the prm-cerls fruni thv sale was able to add six thousand d01- lars to the twelve thousand (lonntml li_\ Mr. l‘arnugie. and thus cuvor the entire Mpenso at t'm- new l\Ull(llll:_’. The result is the t-‘(iullvnt "toilern library “hith “e are enjoying to~ «lay Thu present librarian, Margaret Rirllin, has done much tn bring the library into Kaiser rrluti-m tn the town, and the town into a more inti~ matv ’etztnwlmlm- «if thv librarv. Ht‘!‘ \weklv rpnnrn nf hunk: rm tum: 1...... LIBRARY WORK IN HIGHLAND PARK One of the most important features of any community is its library. It is more than important. It is essential for “man can not live by bread done." It is for this reason perhaps that We accept the library like all other essentials of life, water and fresh air. little realizing their im‘ portance unless. perchance. they happen to be withdrawn. Entered in «and class mattér March I. 1911. at the post office a! filzhland Park, Illinois. under the Act of Intel: 3. 1879. Except for the work which he accomplished and the ideals, which he c» tablished. Civilization might never have emerged from the wreck of the Roman empire. or had it emerged, it might have been as cold and cruel and heartless as the civilization of Greece and Rome which it supplanted. It was only the religion of Christ which preserved the traditions of human fellowship and kent the lamp of learning alight during that dark time. To Him in whose memory these holy days are sacred is due every institution of charity and mercy and benevolence which we enjoy today. every abatement of the ancient cruelties. and in addition to all this the very principles of democracy and civil liberty which are inseparable from the right understanding of the (‘hristian religion and are products of it. are- muntxtudw “1' men and-wunwn \vhn are good citizuns and kindly, 12m~ abiding people who belong tu no church. and who, it may be. are alienated from all institutional Christianityt Almost without; exception, however. tht-w pumie zu-knuwlvdge their «Ix-ht to the f'nunrlor nf ('hristinnily ‘A'Efinn: they regard as one of humanity's greatest benefactors and one of the world's greatest heroes. The Highlanh Park Pres); Published weekly by JOHN L UDELL and PAUL L UDELL 1: Highland Park Lake County. Illinois Men have kept anniversaries ever since they began to divide time into years and months and days. and learned to appreciate and value the great deeds of heroes. and to cherish the memory of the past. Savages live from day to day and keep no records. It is only as they advance along the path at civilization that they observe the holidays and Holy days. some of which are so ancient that their beginnings are lost in the mists of antiquity. From the lamentation of the maidens in the temple at Abydos, weeping for Osiris on the anniversary of the death of the sun god. to the celebration of Armistice day, the whole course of modern civxlization may be traced. There is a natural inclination to commemorate such fast; and festivals and it is a wholesome and commendable custumi The anniversaries of the family and the home tend strongly to promote family loyalty a rafl'ection. The birthdays kept with cakes and candles and gifts. the w inz anniversaries with their appropriate commemora- tions: these ought all tn be encouraged for the g‘nod will they increase and [lu- happy memories they preserve. .\n-: m wax Thc (rum I‘rllulnlh ;mm\'t-r>uries whivh cumu at thls wu- mn of {hp your, 0li Fx'xdny and Easgc, None of us van afford In iqnur: than: and we smuhl all 'w the homer f6? nh<ervlng them. Thy tnnv ;\ past wncn nnly the Roman Catholic and the Anglican antl Luthvrax' hurchcs kept (heap days. Now almost all ('hnstian permit «in ill and Emu-r is the urea! yearly festival of life and light. 81:: :h:- olwervanct- hf these days in not confined to the Churches. Thur: are- mumtudw ml. men and-wunwn \vhn are gnml citizuns and kindly, lit“- ahllling people who belong tu no church. and who, it may be. are alienatwl rharm tvz‘ pv-rmaucr An-x - HOLIDAYS AND HOLY DAYS Men have kept anniversaries ever since they hega years and months and days. and learned to appreciau <19er of herpes. gnd torcherish the memory of the pa PAGE, SIX NI'MBER HIGHLAND PARK TRUST 8C SAVINGS BANK JOHN A BUNNEU przudgnt Th» good name we have achieved for our- prideâ€"we are daily upholdingr by a still w'w-s â€" and in which we take a pardonable suit 01' hard work and infinite perseverence is unquestionably a priceless asset nnt gained in a hurry, but is rather the re- And. like must things of real worth. it nadt’l' and better service nu want the best, we want your account t‘er'wH-Sh: .\ 2 :1 The Bank of Pc'sonal Servicd nin- ncw quarters for their expansion. 'ful-Shirlds sprang into existence in a manm-r sim- .\:-am Dr. \Vulciit: put his hand to this organiza- mr» :‘m- llifi'n School had no spécial library. and markers and members of the Senior clas: tnkin‘: urns. After five years the library a: Dvorfielil- and established success. and it was om- nf the s in N organized along; modern lines. For the V k l =O==O JOHN OLIVER Prcsiden! THURSDAY. APRIL 1. 1920 HARRY PAUL Cuhicr In szst Sunday‘s Windstorm u wry ’("nyt'fvi (atalpa tree on North avo- mxe “'35 Muwn dawn. Mills. Green Bay road. Mr. Philip (‘019 has returned from Seattle. Wash. after a few weeks’ trip. er. J. M. Iiilharz. 336') N. Green PK,” rm! is in Decatur. Visiting: .4; a {UV days with her sister. .Viss Theresa chmp is 211 tht‘ Highland Park hnspital nwuvcrin: from an upw'utiwn for apl)vn»iiriti~. Mi» lulm Stipo. Raviniu, ha: 11-- tm'm-«i tn Muywwid, \vht-i'u Sht' i5 washing \(h‘l‘ll. after A five \vm’i‘gs' Miss Alma (“own is homo frum New Ynl'k where she has been u-avh- ing u'umwtic science. H. (X Meynm‘d, t'urnwrly employed in the (250“ drug store. has gone to kaford, when» hr will take a posi- turm‘ tun-h Llhn-s .\Ii.~‘\x Mable Ernst and Miss Edna “'echtk'r spent Sunday in Fhirago visiting: Miss \Vechtor's pax'vnts. Kl‘! Mr, and Mrs. Martin .I. InsuH and «laughfu'. Mus Virginia Insull. who >gwnt thv “inter in the suuth. are (Win-«3rd hnmu tumurruw. [he “1-:- [infigrlm (fvnvv «m (h‘vvn Bay r( The Hm. .I. F. Van X‘asn, IH‘, >punc a few ( visiting frimids in this M12 William .‘lK'IA‘tHi In: [.uuillv Brand Russell of Chi- ragn went Monday visiting her Muthm‘, Mrs, W, E. Brand. The H. F. (‘Iow family. have moved I'mm thn- Nuronberg residence on Second >tr'w't tn the Borehardt resi- (f'q-mv (m Hum: Bay road. ' Th< in. .f. I“. \an Exera of El X‘asn, IlL, >punc a few days last week “35 \Vt'l ~\lx'. and Mrs. Frank May are nu coiving congratulations on the birth Of a son, born Friday. at the High- land Park hux‘pflfil. .\lr. and Mrs. Lester Ball and fam- ly uf Whammm were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs‘ Albert Lar- SUI] spun! Sunday In Ims city \‘lSltan friends. “ Miss Ethel D. Miller of Hizhwuud has n-wh'wl her diploma upon comA ploting a 5R munths' vourso at the Greg}: mlk'ge of (‘hicagm She re- ceivcd also a certificate of proficb envy awarded by tho Underwmxl Typewriting company of (‘hicagu tuins rurly M! rui'ly in April. Mr. and .\Ir.~, T4 Daily motored to Aurni'u yesterday (in u husinvss trip. My William (Mien of Luuisvillo. l\'_\'._ is lu-n- fur u fcw days visiting with hi~ sistci', Mrs, H. I" Jemw. svn. She‘i'idan mad. Mi: Thnnias Murrisun 0f (‘hivago siu-m Sunday in this city visiting Dr. Lerny ll. Daggett, who purâ€" chased the Samuelson home at the mrm-r of Lindon and Beach streets. lS'nHfi'lllg’ hen- fmm Evanstun. Mr. Samuelson has bought the A. W. Bergman home in Dean avenue. and will takv pusu-ssion m a few days. .‘lrs. (h-mg‘c 1‘. 5mm! is in [ms Angvlvs, (‘nlu where Mr, Shim: is un» tlt‘l' treatment in the military hnspi» i111. Thry expect tn go up in thv mum;â€" tulns to 2hr >umm¢~r hospital camp John 8. Whitney has leased the Flynn huusu'in St. Johns avenue and H. F. Mau-htle's home in Home- wuml avenue has been leased to Earl wen of (‘hicum The J. A. Schreurs home in Lin. uuln avenue has been sold through the (male d.- Sun agency to Edgar A. Turpin. who will occupy it May 1. Mr. Schmurs and family expect to make their hdnle in Evanston. LOCALAND'PHKSOIALNEWS Edwin C. Day and Roy Pingrey ex- pect to he in their new homes in South Linden avenue by the last of April. W. E. Ewell and family are now in the Pingrey home in Green Bay road, and are making extensive im- provements on the place. {H Miss Sylvia Orth of Milwaukee is spending her spring vacation with Miss Salome Brand, Central avenue. UFI‘H H Mr. and Mrs \( 3i nus HIGHLAND PARK 9m; :mGHuum PARK. tumors Hsell (‘umphuli spent the “\‘t'k with his sister in ('hivag‘n. :mx' LunvIgn-n has :n'u-pU-tl a 1m- X'! ll t-k (-ml Marian Du Lacy of Waukvgan 1.x! \wok vnd with Miss Mary n! \H‘vk [(121 “cum-M is “Mt '_n\t‘l'inL" fmn 1m Hhh- Hnl v .., h. Hddm is mm‘mg this In hm“ home un Set-0nd street pun-hush! f'znnm Mr. Xurcn- Edna 014-50“ 1m Mrs. J. H. Teach m" (fhi bun vi<itinw {.1‘ H10 pas t'm 3mm:- vt‘ their «laugh ”any ’zxul. Glenwo au- (*H r‘. W. (Lu-H m Sulphur pr'i: umal wm-kx‘. \‘ka in take tuyinL' with ir‘ hunw in ulgutv of «rm-w, was 1051 Hf Mrs. [we St.)- (,l'nwr Q. firmly are mlulutinm 1,1] the 1mm Sunday. Mun-b 1|(’."[ 0 as :n-u-pteul rm: .l'f'. uf ('hivuum was uf .\II'\. Sarah tit}: uf‘ Tvxus ar~ hi: um. who Mn, Break. has xltax he ('XL‘ UH Mr. Frank (J. irvsidt-M u!‘ Iiiifh\\'| gm; at tho August Iho has h‘vn fur t 3 HIGHLAND PARK CLUB 9! Hash-r Danu- Wodnesday. Tth. 8 p. m. Yuung People's Dam-(- Saturday. 10th, I} p. m. Children's Fam-y Dress Party Tuesday. 13th. 2:30 p. m. Ossoli Afternoon. Mrs. Houghton White. Reader. “Alice-Sit-by-thc Fire." By James M. Barrie. The Highland Park (‘lub pruxram for the- nmnth nf April is being pub- lished thi< wwk. Following is the uf uH whn witness thv portrayal. The Elm Haw pupils arv congrat- ulating thmnsclu-s upun the tinnm-ial sun-ass M‘ the undertaking. The re- ((-ipts excewiwl 5265.00, of which nearly $100 was: profits. M‘ vvvhinz ziudicnvc of more than 300 adults was as enthusiastic as the af- tornoon audiences had boon-It was agreed that the lecture was the tin vst of its kind that has L-vvr liven giv- en hero. Probably no one has been quite so sum-cssful in winning the mow-ration of birds and other wild animals in cutting up motion piv- ‘inrew of wild llft‘ as has Mix Finlvy. The synmathvtir insight of the na- tiii‘:i:ict and thv >kill of the photo:- i'zipln-i' :itlurnl glimpses .uf wild iil‘r that cannot fail to influenvc proâ€" foundly 1h:- :itiiludc towards wild life “1' all who “itnn',” thv portrayal. 3 FL“ PLACE SCHOOL 3 mommmm Mr. W. L. Finley of Portland. ON... a nutmi rich! naiuralist and photon-i i'uphc-r of wild life, gave tWU iocturesi in thy Elm le'o auditorium Tuesfl (lay nfu-rnnon and a third lecture in} the evening. The afternoon audiences; wvro school pupils, the entire enroll-l ment of Elm Blace and nearly ever) ‘ pupil from three svhools of District} 108, almut 900 in all. attending. The; vvvninz zuidicnvc of more than 300} nun-rm: I‘rnm Mum! prwsuw. A,~ :n'numunwnts fur the funeral Mn nut MU! made [In s'm'ihvr untim- can be L’ivvn at thxs time. Full payliuu]:u'~ will be published next wwk.’ On Saturday. Easter Even. there will be a special baptism of children at lch o'clock. to which it is urged that ynum: (-hildrcn he brought. 0n Easter day then- will he a cele- ln'ution 0f the Holy ('ommuniun, with only “man music. at 7230. At 9:30 :lu- children's Em-harist and at H u‘cluck shurtvnwi mulins and the Hnly (‘nnmmniun with the full thoir. The Sunday svhm»! i't-stival will hr at 4:3“ I). m. HIGHWOOI) RESIDENT DIED THIS MORNING (loud Friday. there will he Mornâ€" {nu- l’riiyer and Litany with Peniten- tial Office in Trinity ('hurch at 9:30 a. m. From 12 o'clock noon to three there will he devotions of the Seven eopticon pictures and at 8 o'clock Last Words. At five o'clock the sp('. c‘ialrervice for children with ster- eoptimn pictures and a h‘ o'clock a short service in the church with special preparation for the Easter communion. All offerings on Good Friday. whether put in the alms ha- sins or the aims hox near the door, will he given to the Work of the Jeâ€" rusalem and the East mission. mfi-<§éz 45 um IMF: .2 Hawâ€"2:4. 54:56: Mrs. George Meyers of Roscland. 11].. spvnt the week and with her mu~ sin. Mrs. Frank Rochht-rgor nf (‘en- {ml avenue. Mr. Meyers and son. George. .ln. motored hon- Sunday and spent the (lay. I’m-(I Schavfl‘vr is muvinu h1.~ house- h‘ild film!“ into the “. M. Pk")! hnum- in Nonh St. Johns avrnuo, and Mr. Hunt is l'vnmvim: tn the humm- mcutt-d by Mr. Sn-hm-ft-r. l‘ ”in“ Dumaresq Spencer Post No. 145, American Legion, will meet Tuesday evening, April 6th, instead of Mon- day, April 5th. Mr. E. R. Lewis will speak on Article X of the peace trea- ty. In last week’s issue it was stated that Ben Frebcrg's name appeared on the ticket for commissioner of highways V in the annual township election. It is John From-rs: who is a candidate for that office. Mr. Harold Steele is on the sick list this week. Mr. and Mrs. Buck whé haveibeen visiting their mother. Mrs. Breakwell, have returned home. Mrs. John Brady 0! New York City is the guest of Mrs. Donsimz for a few wéeks: Gladys Sharple'ss Who is ill with pneumonia is rapidly improving. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Jacobson have returned from a month's visit in Arizona. The first baseball game of the sen- son will be played by Elm Place Ind Immaculate Conception school pupils next Tuesday afternoon on the mili- tary grounds. nday 1 {hr 1hr r , 3th. r4520 1‘ Danu- Frank (J. Mn (1!. “itfh\\‘|md,¢ stun“ thk‘ p. m 6:1: 1'}. xt (Wu \\'('(‘k.‘ ridnn. 2m Hm] t52i> n uni \\' « Illul‘l who! You can double your pleasure in wearing them by being among the first to have them. Fine black calf with wood F'rench heels and h (1 ed 531255355. $13.50 A] h briiiuinoaiic $14 50 Telephcné-247 RaSmussen Brothers HE: Winsome grace andutter newness of the one eyelet tie and imitation buckle pump will delight you, for they bebpeak the daint- iness of Spring; Motor Truck Express between Highland Park and Chicago Monday March 22nd, 'm‘aking the round- -trip daily. and they will give the bpet possible service at the lowest possible prices and therefore solicit your patronage. Phone1227-800-J PASQUESI BROS. 333 Next Sunday, April 4 1031 Fort Sheridan avenue. wishes to announce to the residents and business men of the North Shore towns that they will start a t - Pasquesi Bros. MotorExpressCo. Telephone 555 Thor Washing' Machine Apex Vacuum Cleaner ROBERT GREENSLADE ALBERT LARSON OT 7A L'Iil‘N‘Ynh We also have a fine line of Easter Novelties and Candies for the kiddies. BEAUTIFUL Easter Greeting Cards. Wide rage of styles and designs. .Yoii will be delighted. with our selec- tionS. Mélody Woods Ngrspry _C0 Trees Evergreens, Flowering Shrubs, Roses, Perennials Seeds, Lawn Fertilizers and Garden Tools are the things we sell. We quote grass seed now in six different guides by the single pound as well as by the car- 10 lot. For golf clubs, cemeteries and large pri- \afieestates we quote rock bottom prices. lFor Easter we will handle a few potted plants that are well grown and reasonable in price. We are now a bit too busy to make planting plans, but will do any planting desired under our persOnal supervision. Keep the phone ringing if you want results. We go out of our way to achieve them. flYours for good gardening and more of it. We invite coinpm’ison of prices. For we‘ll grown Nursery Stock we will meet any com- petition. demonstrated in your home 314 SOLD ON CASH 0!? TIME PA YKENTS O. C. 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