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it 6 £} iL i8 t "Heart Day" receipts when checked up by Miss Gemma Lichtenstein and Miss Edna Mount, who took charge of the Volunteers of America heart tag day held here jlast Saturday, totaled the: generous sum of $219.04, Highland Park‘s gift the destitute[ women with children care of thati institution. Every one connected witb( the enterprise was w@ll pleased and grateful to all who in anyway con-[ tributed toward the d:y’s success, _ | To the grade children must be given credit for the day‘s work. From early in the morning until late in the afternoon each of the,25 youngsters worked. At the close |jof the contest Local Collection Is Successful; 25 School Children Earn + Prizes Saturday $219.04 CONTRIBUTED TO VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA Because of the unexpected large atâ€" tendance which exceeded the most opâ€" timistic previous estimate, many perâ€" sons were unable to reach the scene of the opening céremonies owing to lack of â€"transportation. _ The ;. four buses furnished by the North Shore Line did yeoman service in hauling Highland Park people to > Deerfield, but 10 buses could hardly have hanâ€"| dled the crowd, and the committee | fully appreciates the efforts of the| drivers of the buses furnished. . The | courtesy of the North Shore Line in | providing these fine vehicles for the | occasion also is greatly appretiated| by the committee, which takes this opâ€" portunity to thank heartily: all who helped to make the celébration so sucâ€" cessful, and the committee also re-i grets exceedingly that it was imposâ€"| sible to take everybody to the scene| of the ceremonies. ; i { Credit for the success of the affair is due the committees from both towns, the members of which spent considerable time and effort in the preparations. These _ committees were â€" Romayne Stryker, Theodore Knaak and A. J. Ender, representing Deerfield; Paul L. Udell, William Reay and Charles I. Harbaugh, represâ€" enting the city of Highland (Park, and Frank Sheahen, Henry G. Winâ€" ter and L. R. Rigdon, representing the Business Men‘s association. h PAGE TWELVE In behalft of Déerfield I . am pleased‘ to welcome, you all, and hope that you may be with us often. The band played and the program was finished. The remainder of the evening was) spent in dancing on the new paveâ€"| ment, which had been prepared forf this purpose and illuminated by hunâ€"} dreds of electric lights strung across the road. A very pleasant time was thus enjoyed by the large number| which participated. | Great Sugcess The entire celebration was carried out as announced and proved a great success, the public spirit shown by the many who participated ‘being a notaâ€" ble feature ‘of the gathering, and all who attended were impressed with the neighborly feeling shown and the interest taken by the: people of both cities and townships in the joint celeâ€" bration. DEERFIELD HIGHWAY OPENING A SUCCESS With both steam | and electric transportation so close to us, it is only natural that the people of Deerfield and â€" surrounding â€" terriâ€" territory will be brought more and more to Highland Park to take adâ€" vantage of this and other conâ€" veniences. Among these are Deerâ€" fieldâ€"Shields high school, the Highâ€" land Park hospital, ‘and as fine a beach as there is along the Lake Michigan: shore. I Modern stores and the facilities for transacting all kinds of busiâ€" ness, are~more than a conveni¢ence, they are quite necessary. . Without business this road could not have been built. And Highland Park and Deerfield may feel grateâ€" ful that this long : needed highway has been.completed. { Deerfield is very fortunate. in beâ€" ing so closely linked to Highland Park as our water supply comes from the Higrhlnmji Park system, and the quality of this is much betâ€" ter than the average water supply pumped from Lake Michigan. And we are very fortunate indeed to be able to secute this water. The opening of this road means a great deal to Deerfleld, as it is now only about 10 or 12 minutes from Deerfleld to: a city whose transportation system is probably unexcelled. ; : These and many | more â€" things could be mentioned ias attractions which Highland Park can boast of. before me, and it is . with |this thought in mind that we welcome our Highland Park neighbors, in commemorating the opening of anâ€" other link that bring: us still closer together. piput * Is stol And we are hoping that as Deerâ€" field grows Highlang Park will be able to tare for our increasing needs. {Continued from page 1) or ?% program ; Saturda%’n night, ‘tTosca," with. Florence ston ‘ as “,luria Tosca; Sunday aftetnoon, orâ€" igestrg program;;,Sundi night, **Paglifeci," with Ina Bourskaya ) 4s Anita. i 1 [Genmaro Papi and Louii Hasgej:l- ans &re the conductors and Armanâ€" ) is the stage director. _ | | «Aida," with Elisabeth Rethberg in ‘he title role. F | RAVINIA CARNIVAL) | [ / _ FOR THE CHILDREN { Anjordinance was adopted vacating lell (place and Lakeside] place in heridan Highlands subdivision.. A tsubdivision of this property his iecn made under the nama of Lakeâ€" gide Manor, and the vacaang action Was necessary to perfect title. is‘ | On motion the East Park board wis ¢quekted to permit the city to erect ; pumhp house in the nortl{&vest corâ€" qcr of the Skokie field. i5 df {| A request of property owphers for a division of special assessment on Lot , Sputh Highland additi%‘, title in ‘hich is now in two individuals, whs nted and the corporation counsel %;E;‘l e the necessary petitiqn in counâ€" y court. §o.~ f | i# wood | place, Woodland avenue, Oakâ€" and jvenue, Ashland avénue and jambert Tree avenue, the |new estiâ€" mnate of total cost being $124,000. Pubâ€" ic héaring is set| for Friday, July At ‘a regular session of the ci uncil held Friday evening, July e ual appropriation ordina rrying a total of $214,788, for ci for the ensuing year, wi s8. on motion| of Commission urléy. _ Resolutions: were adop ginating local improv%entt udink a system éf â€"paved ‘streets Contmissioner C ppraval, subject irs at a radius o bmitted by Earl subdivision of L(')J niels subdivisio a\'fin& Woods, ard paving in GleTl'- e and Gray avenpes. : silf In the absence Mayor Hns_t‘ing'fl, ommi@ssioner Cherjey presided at this eeting, and all other commissionets ere present. : On motion orCommi â€" 'one:LGourley the bnildingvinspect& as authorized to jissue a permit f6 stallation of a gasoline pump in t&g arkw:v in front |of the Green Bay ito station, corrier Glenyview: avgâ€" 1e and Green Bay road. |â€"= > }{ RD (Continued from page 1) NANCE rd movedâ€"tentative rounding of corâ€" 80 feet, of a plat W. Gsell, being a ts 24 and 25 in Maâ€" QPRISTIONT i§ â€" Aporred ‘«ly / Tol, H. P. 69 _ _We offer 186.A. dairy farm imp‘d. with mod. 8 tm, house, Ige. rns,J. 0, small bldgs. G{. ;soil, pra¢ticallyfll under cultivation. High grqde pertmiaâ€" nent tenant operating estabijlished |dhiâ€" ry and stock .Jraising busginess. \Roâ€" cated 20 miles west of Highland Pai This farm suitably located for p itable investm m ‘and â€" gentlen country home, prite $40,000.00. take in‘ exchange, either H. P. ; dence worth $15,000 to $20,000, larger estate re! ting ¢ntire f value if reasonably price Have excl. Hi lot §50x300. P quick sale, Th able within 4| moderate price mone FOR SALE'â€"IM’ t on Lingen Lincoin avenue. | vily ed, all provements _ in d.:n' rid for. : Bea homes on all si of this lot. | Tel. George H. Koon, H. JP. 49. | Paul Schroeder & Co. REAL ESTATEâ€"INSURANGE FOR EXCHANG [] â€" Local Office: 886 Central Ave., Highlfnd P M.; D. Bullard, Mkr.. ‘ | Phon Forest, 50 ft. 16&Lta}'6"iiso" &# ican Realty Co. Tel. H. P. 748â€"J. Bartlett, Repnun#-tlve. If You Are Th Store has fine standard Tal which reliable person can ha of small monthly payments. No. 172, Chicago, | III. FOR SALEâ€"Sad@le ‘horse, Walk, trot, canter. | Bay geldi Auto B. King. A|fine thannere $450. _ Easton‘s Stgck |Farm, call Frank Watt, Kgnilworth 1 FOR SALEâ€" ntry home five |and one half miles from Highland k. house | and buildings , . shfubs, ful soil. On river a n road. Price . Tel. ;Ix;-lrh View : 285â€"Wâ€"2 or | addr 356, hland Park, ils. | ;\ FAbtf FOR SALEâ€"Don‘f s y shrubg jand lawns. Manure reajonable. R/ Cald ‘Tel. H. P. 1484. | 20.23pd ANNOUNCEMENTâ€"Leading Chicago|Manâ€" ._FOR SALE »vcudgnoré mduur. Pric ‘Tel. H. P. 338. /0 | | it Mess _ FORâ€"SALEâ€"A utiful lot 50x2 Central avenue with alley in sA of owner, 676 Centril avenue, | FOR SALEâ€"2 girl‘s size 1 henna beaded silk) dreks, othef black di chene with ladé trimming.| Both tically new. Also phir white vas |sli size 5 1â€"2. $1. new white strav Tel. H. P. 585. 80§ North ‘Grden Bay FOR SALEâ€"Several ; pieces miostly colenial mahogany, in brary table, 7x8 1â€"8, 1 dining rc 10 chairs, 2 dressers, 1 chest sofas, 2 pairs of | twin | beds, ‘ and box and wir’e‘:prlnl. a 1 lady‘s desk, 1| shaving sta bedsi.‘l ISlnlzr.nrfing‘ whl carriage, rugs ther P ture. _ Can be A ohly . by Tel. H. P. 232. 1 & , FOR SALEâ€"4â€"rpom bungaloy In Highwood. Tel, H. P. 723J ANNOUNCEM â€"Chicago eons and Ds, @1 and)joc each. Old al&l Farm, |Deer Wld. I!I. Tel. Lake Forest 897â€"Yâ€"8|or H. P. 78. : 1 :4 .cE HAG ufacturer has fine standard pia for, which reliable can ance of small mon ymentsd. Box No. 172, Ch s Ath cofiékiioii?"iio."flg:”fli P. 1614. ;. BJ 21 FOR SALEâ€"Reed baby carriage in good FOR SALEâ€"Lawn swing ‘Tel. H, P. 1019. | Murray & Te condition. Cheap.| Tel. H. P. 1622 FOR _ SALE â€"Qâ€"rgom : moderh _ houge| in Highwood. Tel. H,. P. T28â€"J. | 41v9a FOR SALEâ€"Blje reed baby (buggy. | Goo rence Mills, Owner.! Tel. H. P FOR SALEâ€"Lots Northmoor Terrace, |Liake SELL, BUY OR REN LOTS, HOUSES, ACRI FOR SALE â€" North Sh Wilmette Press Bldg. Also and FARM Central 462 ig., g!ighhndl Park Phonie 162 sting on Glencoe laye. te_ $42.50 ter ft.fi: is the only lot a .A d : ntry Rhome fi om) Highland k. 1 , . shyubs, | v m n road. Price x: R85â€"Wâ€"2 or | addres k. ils. | nԤ s y sbrul cakonable. _R Clldii blocks of |station apd will go quic re Anywher fo Lake Blu Deerfield _ 2 Central gvenue, PARK PRESS, HIGHLAND PARK, nsS( f Evansâ€" t;)lan{én:- on mhdht time |and Mrfiel*,i or 62. ol 21 micago+f a, Gleni eerfield e for b§lince ost x 21 â€"22 8 yea 1d. g. 8 Pt‘by 4_horse. |‘Price Deerfield, | or Ro id a1 nking _ double A d mattresses, id, also)\ fron e, reed ;]’ by eces of |furniâ€" od confiffion. jWP 21 of | furfiitfure, luding |A] liâ€" om _ table |and f dras , 2 ite 1 21 | of Or at 0€, ful 1tt ‘for w10 17 250. lpd ight 1pd 1pd 16. ACâ€" at 21 21 21 id Steady position. Good pay. Wanted first of C akcy c en a take home fapmily washing. . Tel. H. P. 682 BITUATIO WANTEDâ€"Young . man .as porter, janitor, waiter, butler, and general utility _ ca ity. First ‘class experience. Joseph Stukes, 2346 West: Railroad avenue, Evanston, IH.| ‘Tel. Evanston 5549. #1pd grovs Aurss] fully, tompetent" desive posk en‘s nu: ully com; tiom: Toi. AJ P. (so8. 2ipd SITUATION WANTEDâ€"To do laundry at home by the n. Also blankets. Tel. H. p. Bok. ~ [: f 21 Ac 447 South St. John‘s avenue. Tel, H. P. 196â€"J. 21 FOR _R â€"2 furnished rooms. Near transportation ‘Tel. Wilmette 515. 21 ~ FOR RENTâ€"Furnished room. Inquire 107 privileges FOR R FOR RENTâ€"Large front room nicely Turâ€" nished for light ‘housekeeping. . 1021 Fort Sheridan avegue. 21pd ‘ FOR RENWâ€"8 large, rooms. 181 South Second s . _ Inquire Edward Werdling, Tel. H. P. 1317. | 21nd FOR RENTâ€"Two large unfurnished rooms, 3 blocks f depot. At 118 McGovern street, Tel. H. P.\14§4. 4 ".*\.‘..*tlpe Exceptio to $50 per reasonably 11 rms. s ed lot, $25, block from Heins 6 rms. frame, bath, furnace, Lot 50 x150, $6,750.00. 6 rms. n 7 rms. } 7 rms. c trnsp. $15,( of the best Ipeations on North Shore. ~Ownâ€" ers health kes quick sale num.' 3: cash, McGuire & Orr, 891 Oc,trd lflli;l. ‘ SsADDLE HORSES POR SALB | / Tel. H. P. 8$1â€"R | 1 ‘ pf â€"â€"~Otis Ritcheâ€" | t FOR REN{ Large comforthble front room, suitable for |two. 576 Laurel avenue. Tel, H. P. 769.J. | 21pd ;"ll l'lKl“l"EM' i,‘ il: L id .‘; PCYE ® stoves » » tween 5 and|6 p. m. [ 21 FOR ° SALEâ€"Gasoline filling â€"station, #‘- age, and repgir shop. A money maker, Or» 128â€"J w.mmng-â€" TO RENT â€" TO BUY WANTED |TO RENTâ€"2 jor 3 light houseâ€" keping , Sept. 1. Address "Mâ€"2" Press Office. 1 ._ Blpd WANTED |TO RENTâ€"7| or 8 room furâ€" nished 2. baths, for year or m After Sept. |1. _ Address "B." Press Office. “F()R‘m’ INTâ€"Nicely furnished front room, suitable for pne or two. Tel.. H. P. 744â€"W. FOR SALE â€" Household Goods Paintings, chairs, writing desks,; beds, tables, Ask for |platsâ€"also for information about Hovland‘s new Lot Subdivision. Same termg. & REZMR PRPBECTE O POOR PPCOHD PPE TOEATeE :‘dmiarel lvegnh" T rotl:‘m- 8 b.:h. lat â€"in porch, ge lawn, an ’ud rent from .:fly 1, 1923. See T. H 15 South St! Johns avenue. . f FOR REliz‘fiNicely furnished _ bedroom. All modern gonveniences. ‘Tel. H. P. 405. COALE & SON M , & 1 ©:.~ Ac‘PI N Picture ¢ 4 18 S. First St. Phone 17 Adapted from i‘The w;J:'t: Uer" by Jeffrey Deprend.. * With Acre Lots $1250 and $1500 L&wis: Dayton ‘and an Allâ€"Star Cgst, . _ | e ;0._ * in H(I;larid’s Subdivision _ ||| Educational Comedy and News Admission 27¢; tax S¢ 10% Cash and $25 Monthly . f ; s No :;I‘TP?REST * +lll, FRIDAY AND $ATURDAY, JULY 27 and 28 HELP â€" WANTEDâ€"Janitorâ€" for© theatre APARTMENTS FOR RENT . HOUSES, LOTS AND ACRES | FOR SALE $ FlnitE INSURANCE COALE & soN FOR FOR RENTâ€"The lower ,apartment at 291 10 a C rhou $98 Central Ave. | FOR RENT | REAL BUYS ;0 Central Avenue ie Highland Park 406 [brick, h.w.h., 2 baths, 1 |Lake, $35,000. bal offering in yacant, $30 |ft., also acres and farms, | priced. | A en & Clark, Inc. :Mfion' n as private chauffeur. py, Burchell avenue, Highwood, r. trsp. Lot 50x140, $7,750. ath, furn. Ige lot $12,500. )1. new, 2 baths, h.w.h. nr. 00. © tucco, 2 baths, h.w.h,. woodâ€" ns E‘g{ 20â€"21 21pd 2ipd 21 6tf 21 + ATTENDANCE CONTINUES â€" | |__ _ AT VACATION SCHOOL Td " Also Pathe For thfr‘eeiyo'ung men 110 8. mm':'u to make big money over imm j summer ?no?xths selling §] PURE BRED ""m“”,, Thex lu.t)rjcatx?g 9113 and gasâ€" RAVINE oline th:}a North Shore FA Territo . %hodd have $]â€" m.q-ur- car. An attractive prop®" Thebrealy 195 osition for Gollege Stuâ€" A.uwm.mf'so- dents. § |> J T T p. Apply | FOR SALE 4 South First: Street allo?n the t 7 Pathe "-*"3:‘ gnd News h« ?‘flt"’aupfly and Fox Educational Subject First Show t 6:00 _ ‘M~. 4 |_ Admi Matinee at Highland Park, HI Atv WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, JULY 25 and 26, |_| @SLANDER THE WOMAN®" _ | $ 1|‘ !~ A‘First NaGonal Picture â€" _ _: _ } _ _ | _ MQNDAY AND TUESDAY, JULY 23 and â€"ol l | _ mBE RUSTLE OF SILK® . ; « with Betty Compson and Conway Tearle $ /. "LITTLE LORD Review 2:30 Oil Company fli ?v"% DE D ‘;,LPBr'lr( | _ /A Paramount Picture nt. Q)i'«:tnflug’on Cosmo Hamilton‘s : greatest role. y Tearle and Anna Frances Hodgson 44 It‘s a Paramount ry imm;nmov* ' i Burnett‘s famous sto (| Hads {s pas /3 C _ pA N M j â€" uL & wikeLee § €â€"room St Bungaâ€" L)w newly, decm . 50 ft. ot, 2 porches, gai only ast 200x227, | ataâ€" m *1â€"3 e Half Cash, i to suit â€" | Â¥Y. 8. KEHIAX â€" c o dicmank flpup Phone Glencoé 976 FORâ€" S A LE Admission 27c; tax 8c Adnhdontlc;mse Register of Merit Stock, Highland Park, Q. Nilsson 1 ?.xF re iz ! L0 t NOW notable tures, venien manag this ye lights ony y® 4.%) Eisa; I Pareto other Flisa lenst« Mal CL it, try timesg called week a en commei L Fr Calif. days‘ with all. bers