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§ *) ~‘A ecard party under the auspices wof <the Eastern Star: will be given Saturday evening, Jan. 10, at the Deerfleld Temple. There will be taâ€" bles of bridge, 500 and bunco. PAGE TWELVE SUNDAY, JAN. 4 Mondayâ€"PATHE REYVIEW Tuesdayâ€"INTERNATIONAL NEWS K dratms af the :mtieilm An of the Orhntm elashing with western :iv!liz'- . ; "THE SAWDUST TRAIL" Start tions A clean, rollicking wild west cireus picture of thrills and spills packed FOX NEWS UNIVERSAL COMEDY MONX.â€"TUES., JAN. 5 & 6: 7:00 p.m. W ED Mrs. A. J. Johrison had as her guests on Tuesday, her sister, Mrs. I. Rhorback of Santa Barbara, Cal., and her sisterâ€"inâ€"law, Mrs. Ed Schallâ€" berg f Brookfield, I!1. The A. J. Johnsons spent Christâ€" mas at the Clouse home. On Sunday the Clouses with Mr. and Mrs. De Rose ‘and Mr. Goldberg of: Chicago, were guests at the Johnson home. > The Bert Easton family moved inâ€" to their new bungalow on Chestnut street last week. ‘ Mrs. â€" Olivia . Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. R. Bruce Blaine and daughter Shirâ€" ley were the guests of Mr. and Mrs:; Henry Siljestrom of Highland Park on Christmas Eve. £ | \ Miss Blanche Hall of Fort Wayne, Ind., and. Miss Grace Robbins of Madâ€" ison, Wis., are guests at the Jack Myers‘ home. Miss Edith Stryker of Oak Park was a guest at the Irvin Stqlm- home over Christmas. a Watch Night will be observed New Year‘s Eve at the Presbyterian Church. ~ > " ~ Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Carr have as their guests on Chistmas their sonâ€" inâ€"law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Olendorf and two small sons of St. Louis; Mr. and Mrs. William Cottrell and their sonâ€"inâ€"law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Young and another daugliter, Miss Myrtle Cotâ€" trell of: Milwaukee. Mrs. H. Olenâ€" dorf remained‘ and will spend sevâ€" eral weeks with her parents. ‘Hole‘s pond, across from the deâ€" pot, is being prepared for a comâ€" munity skating rink, under the ausâ€" pices of the Deerfield Men‘s Club. â€" CHARLES HUTCHISON Miss Virginia Easton, a senior at the University of Illincis and Miss Laurel Stryker, who attends Wesâ€" tern College at LeMars, lowa, are home for the holidays. Irwin Plagge of Joliet spent Christâ€" mas with his parénts Mr._and Mrs. William; Plagge. â€" On: Sunday> Mr. Plagge with his two sisters, Misses Margareth and Vide Plagge and Edâ€" ward Jacobsen were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Gayne (Veâ€" ra Plagge) of Chicago. â€" J Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wolf are at home to their friends in their new home on West Deerfield avenue. On ‘Christmas Day Myr. and Mrs. Wolf had as their guests Mrs. Jenâ€" nie Wilzon, Winifred Wilson and Wilâ€" no:.alzidwf of. Uberty‘;i’lle Co% @ Neargarder family has moved into the house vacated by the Henry Jubrends, who have bought the W. "THE SONG OF LOVE" who is staying at Miss Woodm: will: be next hostess and will Del_iuxe NORMAâ€" TALMADGE HQDn'o-Devlil'l\fll!Cnnor o a superâ€"feature | melodrama . 0 tlin@ <stunts and stirringâ€" situa Mr D., JAN. 7 £â€" 7 :00 pam Admission 30¢c; children 10¢ Admission 30¢c; children 10c EDITH THORTON and ETHEL STUART HOOT GIBSON DEERFIELD "POISON" 1) 59k O Clouse entertained 10 hristmas Day for her in In omm HraWaReh wni o ce acen Pasp oneranec sns ae i tC Ee d Celr LAKE FOREST, ILLINOIS _ 6:30 p.m. ; with cireus types that e children 10¢ Pengoy. _ .. arnsy Friedlund enâ€" nds Saturday Club las Shropshire Woodman‘ "Get up there," the bandit shoutâ€" ed to him above the rumbling of the train, : Dickey complied. <, The banâ€" dit did not disarm him but commandâ€" wd him to crawl toward the small closet atâ€"one end in which the bagâ€" gage crew kept their coats and lunch : boxes. y Turns on Robber It was apparent that he meant to lock the two men in the closet, ~As they negred it, the robber commandâ€" !ed them to rise. Dickey thought he saw a chance to defeat the gunman l‘ and turned on him. i ; . You‘ll gasp at its brand NEW M0*"", Speed, action, comedy. Cars smashed on dangerous curves, . The iamous Monterey race course,. A story of our modern. younger set with beautiful Laura LA Plante, now & star in her own wWight.: _ wek :s : ipe UNIVERSAL COMEDY You‘ll find love and la tery and adventure. Also CARTOON and UNIVERSAL COMEDY "The NARROW STREET" ©DOROTHY DEVORE, Matt Moore, Gertrude Short The season‘s most delightfal {h""" flay comedy. â€" From: Edwin Bateman orris‘ widely read novel. : ~ Arthur and Robert, sons. of Mr. and Mrs, A. J. Johnson are visiting an aunt, Mrs. Fred Nelson of Chesâ€" terton, Ind. Yan Ns ta ks UNIVERSAL COMEDY Dr. Davis‘ mammoth pine tree, in his front yard, was hung with colâ€" ored lights and has shone forth so cheerfully during the Christnias holiâ€" day evenings. ¢ 5 Mrs.â€" Robert Pettis had as her luncheon guests Tuesday Miss Anâ€" ita Rigali of Oak Park and Miss Gerâ€" trude Artingstall of Austin. The A. J. Johnson family will spend New Year‘s Day with Mrs. Johnson‘s brother‘s family in Brookâ€" field, Ill. ces TRAIN ROBBER KILLS ; MESSENGER LAST NIGHT THURSDAY, JAN. _ Charles and Fred Kersten Jr., spent Christmas at their grandmother Kerâ€" sten‘s home in Chicago. Mrs. J, A. Reichelt Jr., and Mrs R. E. Pettis spent Sunday with Mr J. W. Elliott of Oak Park. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Cochran of Lockport, Ind., announce the . marriâ€" age of their daughter Lela Gertrude to Earl Morris Kress, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Kress of Deerfield on Satâ€" urday, Dec. 27. They will be at home after Jan. 1, at 757 Main Avenue, Pasaic, New Jersey. © Continued from page 1:‘ fore he realized anything was amiss T heatre ‘"Dickey had studied jiuâ€"jitsu .and tried to knock the gun out of the man‘s hand," Marquardt told the poâ€" li¢e. "Befcre he <had more than reached for him the bandit shot twice and I think he must have killed Dickâ€" ey at the first shot.: Anyway, J wasâ€" n‘t able to tell, because he locked me up right away in the clothes closet." The train stopped at Glencoe and after it had started again the conâ€" ductor, R. M. Dilzer, went forward to see that all was well. . He found the door to the baggage ccackh locked. He pounded onâ€"«it. _ Locks Up Conductor â€"The . bandit â€" meanwhile had ‘locked up the bargageman in the closet and returned to the rear end of‘the car. He stood behind the door as he opened it to admit the conducter and the moâ€" ment Dilzer was inside, slammed and locked the door agaim and forced the conductor to join the baggageman.. Neither of his. prisoners saw him again. The train stops on signal at Winnetka and some one .pulled the signal cord for such a stop, The robber was seen tofi:t off . the train at‘ Winnotka. [He jumped into a taxi and ordered the driver to take him <to Evanston where he got in a waiting Willysâ€"Knight carâ€"and orderâ€" ed the taxiâ€" driver to "beat it." One of the robber‘s guns was found later in the taxi. > mt . se o oi iii:"iii‘zlfni? DENNY «spPORTING YOUTH" Adnmission Lcl Cc onamnd Maromn vilnidnst it its brand new thrills! comedy. Cars smashed curves. . The famous reurse. A story of our 10« 5o nontominttittd smy in and laughter; mysâ€" § 108 l"’“"n children 10¢ £. wry 5&0 'Win 7:00 p.m.| _ Predicts Prosperous Year || 7:00 p.m.| â€" "Confidenceâ€"this is the ascendant ) p. m. | note in American business life today. ) 10¢ Reâ€"established confidence: is opening RE up the new year in a manner seldcm C seen heretofore by the business life y Shortl of: our. country. The year 1925, will ¢ be a year of recovery and prosperity. m [ || G ‘maAÂ¥OR OPTIMISTIC y |~‘~~. _‘ OVER 1925 OUTLOOK l "The abundance of capital in the ‘United States will enable us to do much towards continuing the developâ€" ment. of this spirit of optimism in foreign countries. : : ‘".._,;. _ .> f Good Prices; Good Wages > "We can give credit and help stabiâ€" lize business throughout the world beâ€" cause of our large financial resources. & KILLED ON RAILROAD | Father of Joseph Peddle of This | City Meets Death Friday; | ~â€" Funeral Monday "Fear and hesitancy have disapâ€" pearedâ€"courage and optimism have taken their place. . hy oT "Home .consumption will be on a very large scale, and business organâ€" izations have been at work for some time â€" perfecting . their production plans and their feld forces, to take advantage of ‘this situation. Foreign bysiness will grow : by leaps â€" and bounds because of the spirit of optiâ€" mism that â€"now prevails throughout Europe in the settlement of their difâ€" ficulties brought about .by the acâ€" ceptance of, and operation under the Dawes plan. Europe will need quanâ€" tities of our raw materials as well as much of our manufactured products. Predicts Prosperous Year, Says Reâ€"established Confidence ~~ Assures Good Times Good wages, plenty of work, good prices for farm products, all start us bff in the new year on a foundation of security and good will. The experiâ€" ence of. the near past ought to guard us against overâ€"enthusiasm, speculaâ€" tion and‘ inflation. I see no reason why prosperity should not remain with us for a long time." f LAKE FOREST MAN <* Joseph Peddle, well known employe in the Highland Park Fuel company‘s office for years, was summoned last Friday by the news that his father, William Peddle of Lake Forest, had been accidentally killed there on a railway crossing. Mr. Peddle, who is 58 years old, was on his way from the home of a daughter to take a loâ€" cal car at the Noble avenue station. An express ‘car, which does not stop there,â€"was approaching, and it is su posed Mr. Peddle mistook it for tg local. He hurried to cross ‘the tracks and was struck by the express and killed. An inquest was held Saturâ€" day, the jury returning;an open verâ€" dict. Mr. Peddle is survived by eight children. . His wife died about 10 years ago. The f\mfi'm held at St. Mary‘s church, ke Forest, on Monday morning. Joseph Peddle‘s many friends here extend deep symâ€" pathy to him and his brothers and sisters in their bereavement. } La Petite Causerie will meet in the auditorium of the Hawthorne school, Wednesday afternoon, January 7 at 8 o‘clock, Miss McKay of the Glencoe public schools, hostess. § + LA PETITE CAUSERIE : MEETS ON WEDNESDAY The program will be given by Mile. Wanda Gauzzoni, French instructor of the school, who will speak upon "play" as an important factor in the study of a foreign language. Her talk will be illustrated by a playlet which will be presented by pupils in her adâ€" vanced French classes, i f son. French songs will be sung by Mrs. P. J. Sullivan and Mrs, John W. Dickâ€" La Pétite Causerie is a department of the civies commit of the Woâ€" man‘s Library club of Glencoe, but its membership is open to residents of the villages of the North Shore and Evanâ€" ston. i i Application for membership may be madeâ€" to the membership chairman, Mrs. Fred P. Patton, 710 Greenwood avenue, who will place the name upon the waiting list, to be acted upon by the executive ecmmittee. Applicants must have a fair speaking and readâ€" ing knowledge of the French lanâ€" guage. ¢ s ' DORCAS soOCIETY RESUMES MEETINGS The Dorcas scciety of the Presbyâ€" terian church will resums its regular meéetings beginning on Monday, Jan. 5, at 10 o‘clock a.; m., in the parish ~ *A luncheon will be served as usual; The final report of th¢ money made at the bazaar will â€"ba given. ~As there is much work to be ?one. everyone is urged to be present! . . ;. . . D THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS, HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS NO’I;ICE oR LETTING CoNTRACT ‘ / ASSESSMENT NO. 2ss .‘ BOARD OF LOCAL (IMPROVEâ€" MENTS OF THP Oy m utmg:. sqid bidg will be received by the Board of Local Improvements at its office in the City Hall, Highland Park, Iilinois, ‘until 5:15) o‘clock p. m. on the. 9th day of January, 1925, at which time and place they will be pubâ€" licly opened andread. / The specifications and blank proposâ€" als will be furnished at the office of the Board of Local Improvements in the City H&IH of said City. â€" .. The contractor will be paid in bonds, which bonds will draw interest at the rate â€"of gix (6) per sert per. annum. The suctessful bidder for the conâ€" struction of said improvement will be required to enter mto bond in a sum equal to oneâ€"third of the amount of his or their bid with sureties to be apâ€" proved by the sident of the Board of~ Local Improvements‘ when enterâ€" ing into the contract for the construcâ€" tion of said improvément. All proposals or bids must be acâ€" companied by a certified, check payable to the President of the Board of Loâ€" cal Improvements of . the . City _ of Highland Park for the sum of not less than ten (10) per cent of the agâ€" gregate of the proposal. C Said proposal must be delivered to the President of the Board of Local Improvements in open session of said Board at the: time; and place fixed herein for the opening of the same. No proposal or bid will be considâ€" ered unless accompanied ‘by check herein provided. :‘ _ _ . 3 The Board of Local Improvements reserves the right to reject any or all bids if they deem it best for the pubâ€" lie good. > L f i. â€" FRANK % CHENEY, <€ FRED A. PRESTON, _ _ 7 y‘ TNLE GOURLBY, .. â€" :. .. Board of Local Improvements, City of Highland Park. : _ ~~48â€"44 TO ALL o’m__trfmmws AND . "f~ _ PATRONS igo Start the New Year right by buying this attractive home: * : : Modern six room Home, 85 foot lot. Lots of flowers and shrubbery. Choice location, 5 blocks to ‘station. Hot watâ€" er‘ heat, tile bath, extra lavatory: and tcilet. . | V J ts New 40 foot green house full of growing flowers and garden vegetaâ€" bles.> Garage. * ] For immediate sale $21,500.00. Reaâ€" sonable terms. & f 1 "NORTH SHORE HOMES®" _ _ RENTING INSURANCE We thank our many friends and customers for a prosperous year. 1925 will show greater activity in home building than Highland Park has ever witnessed. Tel. Highland Park 162 herefor Vacant has never been a safer or surer‘ investment. . We invite your further patronage and assistance in North Shore development. f FOR SALEâ€"Busines« lot, 50x150. Inquire Paul L. Udell. Tel. H. P. 557. 19tfpd ENTS OF THE CITY OF HIGHâ€" ANDPARiK. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Press Bunromc â€" HicHuanp Pagrk Paul Schroeder & Co. F. P. Wheeler REAL ESTATE . â€" _ INSURANCE One of my clients will invest up to $20,000.00 in the purâ€" chase of a small manufacturing busâ€" iness. The business must be on a sound ‘basis ‘and must be able to stand an acâ€" cquntant‘s iri\:testi- gation. : _ : ; THE RELIABLE LAUNDRY FRENCH DRY CLEANER» AND DYERS will | of n Ravinia Robert G. Dreiske t a remior n»St.‘johna. t to SBherid f . Highland ind State of HAPPY NEW YEAR 1J Public: Accountant Phones 178 and 179 F€ 18 Afe In; L ArK, Rlinois thâ€" ‘thi 11 y the construc» concrete paveâ€" ue from Laurel oad, all in the rk, ~County of ois, ‘as a whole the ‘ordinance Illinois yebt Heinsen & i mlfihlfi;; Dark @bv{a;rpi REAL ESTATE â€" â€"NOTARY PUBLIC Res. Phone 728â€"J ~_. .FIRE and AUTO INS CB Bargains in Homes and lots §W easy ments 519 :Central ‘Avenue Bétty Compson, Adolphe Menjou, Elliott Dexter, e 6HZa,su tts, and Brilliant C:wt;!l 3 3 WIVES! Heres a sietore that JUSBANDS! M hows you WIVES! Smss hof io make +â€" shows hb to : make your husbands love y 5 f 66 Frank J. Btady SUNDAY and MONDAY, EVERYBODY~â€"â€"Here‘s e NORTH SHORE HOMES REAL ESTATE CE BROKERsS in all it} branches _ NOTARY & _ F. A TUCKER, Local ‘BEBE DANIELS as the "lover‘s" final choice This is Positively Mr. Valentino‘s Greatest Picture ____. _ You will be carried far in to the Land of Romance, You will know â€"Valentino as you have never known him before. Two Shows Nightlyâ€"7 9 wE sUGGEST THAT YOU TEL. HIGHLAND PARK 236 SATURDAY, JAN. 10 | / . (Incorported) Successors to Heinsen rgnins in Homes and lots easy. . pay» nts. Agent_ Chicago Motor : Club Office: ‘Theatre Building, Highwood \< See My List J IMPROVED and V. RUDOLPH VALENTINO® Memorial Park 520 cEN'rRAi;-A\zNUE Phone Highland Parkâ€" 406 "THE Go-th‘Ens"':Betm than the Best . "FAST AND FURIOUS" a screaming Educational Comedy Prairie Ave., Highwood W. OB ART ETT For Sals Representing SAINTED DEVIL" TUES., “w:&).. THURS., FRL, JAN. 6, 7, 8, PARAMOUNT PICTURES presents Jlove you. * â€" _ how to hold your wives. . Y..â€"Here‘s ente:ltainment in the highestg form 1 f so > > : , M ithr t aXCH Riuotinal Comety â€" ;. } * _ ang LATEST KINOGRAM 3 P ONDAYF, JAN. 4: and 5 |â€"_ First DN ‘ARAMDUNT. PICTURES presents p_nq!r_ JRAEEL"S"AND CoMEDY '“‘?HALK MARKS" @with an all star cast ""THE FAST SET" t# gwifi anall star cast | also â€" Mighland ¢ Phone 2131 pant & Clark Manager ind 9 _ © > Adults 40¢; Children 10¢ YOU ARRIVE AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE $120 ft uo i $30 1t $50 with with also Park, Hlinois Values Rising PRICES ON ALL VACANT SURE TO GO UP NEXT FEW MONTHS HURSDAY, JANUARY f "NORTH SHORE HOMES" RENTING ~~<~~~ AN8URANCE 388 Central Ave. CENTRAL AND SHERIDAN \Phone H. P. 69 > Murray & Terry‘s ‘HAVE YOU ANY TREES TO BE ‘â€" TAKEN OUT OR REMOVED? BUY WHEN DEMAND C IS SLACK _ F. P. Wheeler . _â€". Tel. Hâ€"P. 2125 between :86:00 and 7:00 New 6 room home, east side, h.â€"«w. h., garage. Will lease for one year or longer. _ $110 a mo. First Show Sunday 2:30 Matinee. at 2:30 Phone 1109 Phone 444 102 #4 H ments it« f w sented | Chas, M. . strauction the sanitary No 278, ar â€" Un moti ley propert division of agpainst Lot rfey | Commussh fg mae plans â€" of ‘paving # Bracside sul vailed. : In the missioner dent â€"of 1 ments 1 Mbc{? system Terrace ment No. of $971.83,\re against Lot land Rark, warrant No the corpora to m for appro A. T. Smith of Lot B, R be allowed n the cla The showr . Conmimt ; property oujnen sion of . aivision warrant . N€ : that the structed to ty court 1. to cover . Commissi of an ordif alleys in * approvai AC the plat Ts of Lot 50 i$ th division. f â€" The first <cil â€"and b vfifor last Friday e to ~routine| m of M o flofli ley \t ivd tpector fof and placed OWn ol subdivisi of the 1 NEXT WEE ol neve fr o THE BRAE CITY C llcimul'w'i KUA 1 rutt On motipn Or Monday Oneâ€"MI+ The sh n All $K PR t10l t 160 4 Busi he foms® #7 ingg iminal in 1st pri hnce Boib in k n P