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Highland Park Press, 30 Oct 1924, p. 12

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«i PAGE FOUR Insuranceâ€"Fire, Tornado, Ligbility Also headqu: for Auto and Notgry Public PAUL SCH ()Eé?R & C})., li%_tate F. B. WIL M a 162 Woiflpah’fineoffinzmm.hlfivrdq!'tbobd companies.: â€" . [ § ._ Highl ind Park |T isfer and Storage Company FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE We North The Noi:h Shore is growing perhaps more rapidly than any o’[ erseci;i n of thE‘country. y o 9 he people on the North Shore are daily users of gas. This Company i ofi‘eriné you a chance to become a partner in this business, thriiugh the ownership of a few shareiL in this fast growing @ompany. ‘ $y Tfiese Shares may be haci, either for cash or on a savâ€" ings plan, for $100.00 each land will pay you dividends qu rly at the rate of 7 ) per year. They are nonâ€" taxalfie. | â€" 1 ; O 2 ch To uce it wil office IOVING PACKING SHIPPING BAGGAIEE FREIGHT EX $3We e Daily Needs of the i Entire Nogrth Shore _ lis is a is is an ideal investment for your surplus funds or be an excellent place tb put your savings. â€" . Jt ARE YOU INTERESTED? _ _ _ : $ > t‘s get togethar and talk it over. ( You Carrying Enough? 374 Central A TRANSFER OQOF Address ...zumsl... ithout obligating me in any way please have your repâ€" resentative call on me re ig your 7% investment. ERTY, LEt., MTuger 4 Central Avenue | r1es 181â€"182.29 s Shore Gas Company ?RESS AND Â¥a *5 1 $0 J 1 VETERANS‘ CLAIMS Central Department Starts Move To Investigate Many Which Are Refused _ > > A review ofiall disallowed ¢ in the veterans‘ bureau, am to more than 500,000 will be car out on an extensive plan as speedily as possible, director Frank L. es anâ€" nouncéd recently,s o .~ . .00 . Several weeks ago the disabled American veterans‘ through National Commander Frank J. Irwin, brought the matter up to Director Hines as the most urgent proposition before the ‘bureau and an investig tion‘ deâ€" veloped there are 533,106 of. these disallowed â€" claims. â€" Irwin | believes that many of the disabled men have not received benefits either because they became discouraged by, delays or else are unfamiliar with the Reedâ€" Johnson bill which has many liberalâ€" izing clauses that would include many men who were barred under previous 1.“- 1 ; & al General Hines has assured the vetâ€" erans organization that he will conâ€" tinue to expand the force ha ng this review work in charge until the task is completed. wocbe rel e dp is aBo . OeE C Cns F The survey of disallowed claims showed the following numbers in the different district offices: & Boston, 17,906; New York, 27,589; Philadelphia, 19,815; _ Was on, 17,319; Atlanta, 31,514; New Orleans, 21,657; Cincinnati, 24,875; : Chicago, 27,993; St. Louis, 20,073; Migi:‘upolh, 13,679; Denver, 7,252; San rancisco, 9,811; : Seattle, 8,803; Dqlllé.‘; 19,104, making a total of 266,895 for the disâ€" trict offices while there are ;0&,211 in the central office at Wuhl’gtén. Appointed Meniber of Important Committee of State Teachâ€" ers Association â€" T. Arthur Simpson, county superinâ€" tendent of Schools; has been honored by the Representative Assembly of the State Teacher‘s association. At its last meeting the association Pdopted aA report, recommending the: appointâ€" ment of a committee to Lt:o;h!dex' the problem of training teachers, both beâ€" fore their service begins and while in service. According to recomâ€" mendation one fourth of tl ' commitâ€" tee was to be appointed for one year, one fourth for two years, fourth for three years and one fourth for four years. President 0. L. Manchest has appointed Superintendent Simpâ€" son as a member of the committee for the two year term. _ © _‘ THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS, HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS . SIMPSON IS |_.__ 6 GIVEN NEW HONOR PRESIDENT MAKES PLAIN STA BELIEVES IN THE PEOPLE Address Before National ber of Commerce Shows Deep Interest in th $ Welfare of All â€"_In the campaign now drawirlg to a close the outstanding feature been the attitude of the different tes toward their own government the people to whom they are a ing for support. The President reâ€" mained at his desk, counting! it his first«duty to perform the functions of his office. _ 4 ( â€"In this he has <shown hig ‘conâ€" fidence in the people to the iut;es correctly as they been presented tto?: ‘time to t The ?ndidates of ‘the democratic the third parties have made theirs |a camâ€" paign of abuse, not of the blican party, ‘but of the gov t â€"of the United States and its citizens. 4 â€" No Word of Praise Throughout these last monthk, there has come from neither te any word .of pride in our government or in its people. They have no word of praise, and the prévailing ote has been one of abuse| of the :ovemment and of the peo, who make that government. Their mesâ€" sage has been an insult to man who loves his country, who glories in its achievements, and who is of its institutions. & President . Coolidge has| never wavered in his trust of the| people, and his belief in the essential honâ€" esty and integrity of the government, His is the counsel of hope. He beâ€" lieves in the people of the dountry; he believes in their Americanism; he believes in their devotion to the ldedsl of those things that are best in life. { President Tells Plan: saM / The President‘s speech, delivered before the National Chamber of Comâ€" merce in Washington, will, nb doubt, be the last speech that will be broadâ€" cast throughout the nation. In his address he placed before th¢e people of the country his plans for the fuâ€" ture of the nation. ie desdribed in direct, honest language hig desire that the peoples of the world might live in peace and harmony; that they might turn from the pursuit of v:;r to a co hat would, b¢ting e mtwmd L the universe In a matter of economy, President Coolidge emphasized the necassity for economy in the expenditura â€"of the peoples‘ money and pledged, himself to continue the path he had entered upon when heâ€" became Prosident,â€" namely that of saving the money of the taxpayer. t ~â€"The "Toonerville y": <has nothing on the Chicago, Palatine and Wauconda Railroad company of this county when it. comes to| lack . of equipment. The only enging of what is known as the "smallest rhilway in the world" was confisca‘ Friday by H. G. Tate when an r was entered in Circuit court Judge Claire C. Edwards turning ithe locoâ€" motive over to him in paynjent of a debt. : i According to the claim de by ‘hte, the railroad company was inâ€" debted to him to the ex of $1,â€" 850 and although the 1lgcomotive has depreciated in value during the last two years, he was willing to take it as payment for the claim. As the railroad was willing to. go through with the deal, transâ€" action was consummated. ¢ M. H. Detrick of Wau has been named receiver of, the railâ€" road in an action . filed: in Circuit court several weeks ago. e railâ€" road has been: reported vily in debt and unable to make ends meet, metaphorically and mefll::k’ now that the only connecting 1 between the Chicago and Wauconda stations has been removed. The United States is for the heaviest winter in years if| the well known "law of averages" t rules human destiny works out. a ~â€"In spite of the assertion of the United States Bureau that long disâ€" tance forecasting is impossible with present knowledge of me logy, ofâ€" ficials admitted today that an oldâ€" fashioned ‘winter is over itls, EXPECT SEVEREST il' WINTER IN YEARS Heavy snew, howling plenty,of sleet in store apd wavesâ€"those are a few of ures in store for the country g, if the unofficial p €, o Has Reduced T President ~Coolidge has only President in the h nation that forced a portio taxes to be given back to payer, and he stated in te cquld not be misunders further reduction of taxes m if the present plan of ec public expenditures and th rate of income continu news, indeed, to the millions until a short time ago been pay most excrbitant taxes. Taken as Payment for I: ness, According to C Reports PALATINE RAILWAY LOSES ITS F lizzards, ting cold pleasâ€" ml winâ€" comq n â€"the of the of the he â€" taxâ€" s which that a be had omy in present welcome ho have oreced to NGINE , there te any ent or nd no vailing of the who mesâ€" His if in Need of a Bot Water Bottle buy"a-Knntleek,zu‘aunuodfot_twoyelH;.,WQ: Water Bottles and Fountain Syringes ;im from Para rubber molded all in one piece. ’hallsofthes are extra heavy. They have a smooth surface and gl satin finish. â€" Xe6 11. =â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"HAVE BOTHâ€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"I With every tire and tube purâ€" chased, we are giving away one’ Crystal Set. Give this a thought. 522 Central Avenue â€" Phone H. P Radio Set? Crystal Sets Free Â¥ 4 mA ® h t e PM TL LC + infi G MODERN PLUMBING AND nt:m y Estimates Ckeerfully Given. |Jobbing MAVE.' WITTEN BLDG. 360 0%3 1504 Telephone Shop H. P. 1404 Res. Announcement Buy that Tire and Tube Now and get your Radio for the Election Returns J vie of Highland Park and vicinity that I have taken *ovex;'t\e premâ€" ises at 131 North $l'xreri';I n Road, Highland Park, formerly occupied by the Liza Bee Inn, which now will be known as Cafe Des Bons Vivants. I am prepared to cater for:all occasions and will serve French, American and Italian table d‘hote and a ?: carte. Late Chef of the United States Capitol, Washington, D. C, 131 N. Sheridan Road WISH TO ANNOUNCE to the peoâ€" MORAN BROTHERS ROBERT W. PEASE For One Week Only TIRES wi uit L NE Are You in Need of J. P. STEFFEN A. CANNELL, or THURSDA Y Tel OCTOBER H. P. 1750 . P. 350 80, | 1924

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