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UNTYâ€" POCAHONTAS CHICAGO SOLYAY COKE NC MATERIAL ; ~Nofth Room Larson‘s Garu: CC _ 32 S. First Street 0 f'hd must pay wages and s when business comes #® f our lower prices? Get mmer months at a mateâ€" / THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1925 Plenty | °L. PEY CLBANING & DYRING ‘‘‘ RUG CLEANING & CURTAIN 8 and 9 TR O M Slip Covers, New Tops, Curt: _ Bevel Plate or Celluloid Windows, Floor Rugs, ! Auto Trimmings , DYEING and SCALP 3354 W. MADISON STREET Phone Â¥an Buren 4525 > Chicago F U R S 5111 Waveland Ave. Chicago the orders are plentiâ€" CERAMIC MOSAICS > : RLOOR and WALL TILE MANTELS and GAS LOGS PROGRESS TILE CO. ~SHOPPE!| | THB RELIABLE LAUNDEY ~PHONES 178179 ~â€" Telephone Kildare 3499 Margaret Devlin Repair’;'z Cleaning and Remodeling Style and workmanship Guaranteed LANDSCAPE GARDENER Park 199¢ Phone. Highland Park 1442 * J. M. BILHARZ f ‘Perennials . ##s BEACH STREET Shrubs, Evergreens and Black Soil and Manure Telephone 493 img and Facials (Not Inc. ) ':‘*frgunsDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1925 The truth of the matter is that some of my finest work has been done on comparatively small grounds. ; f Some people are prone to thi applicable only to large estates developed. The Ultimate In a 100%, Coâ€"operative Apartment Project PRAIRIE AVENUE, HIGHWOOD, ILL Specialty 1120 Lake Shore Drive Baggc’nge, Expressing, Moving Highland Park and Highwood _ _ _ Telephone 1805 Sanitas A talk with me‘ may help you to beautify your home surroundings \ o <1..~ .\ Coâ€"nperative Homes Department 134 South La Saile Street |___ _ Ce _ Hotel. 8 » i GOOD CONSTRUCTIONâ€"Steel construkted; fireproof, doubl partition, soundâ€"proof. building with , conveniently, i)lannes apartments of from ‘five to eight rooms. : CONSERVATIVE FINANCINGâ€"Equity £.57% â€"Th mortgage is only 43% of the total at?mun& ?)f the pmject.e ** MODERATE mCBSâ€"Equit;'d ‘$12,800 up. f ¢ oo.owmsfi"{ vithchammmdrasomhfluy' ibility. The list of purâ€" chacine coâ€"cwners will be submitted to those interested. PS EXCELLENT LOCATIONâ€"Three blocks North of the Drake Distinguished by â€" Call at the Building and See the Apartment Furnished by The FRENCH SHOPS3,/Inc. _ . orMn,W¢S¢ndYou‘Ou1Lm. chasing coâ€"owners will be A Mistaken Conception BAIRD & WARNER, Inc. INMAN BROS. Business _ ‘iness Phone H. P. 1780 Residence Phone H. P. 1818 PAIN'I'ERS and . DECORATORS 819 RIDGEWOOD DRIVE 11 .8. SECOND STREET Highland Park; IIilinois to think ot" landscape gardening as an , where tremendous vistas Central 1855 PHONE H. P. 528 eS Window Wall, farLes 18 to us Farm papers, rej in« the ty‘s or which is noticeable dark along the aut Some peop with base! as dangerous an idea. _ for. This ‘special equipment would have to be: provided at a cost of another. $100,000.00. if h new farm were selected. > â€"_ )\ [ " _ t If the present rapid || ; in land values [eqntinue,‘. it reasonably â€" ¢ertain that it will, in twenty years| or by the ‘et bond issue is paid, the land ghauld be worth twice its 'preient valy ’ ce cbunt; should â€" give| this : r eful thought, so (that the Wibest interests of ‘the present poor &id the future good of'the,‘entim‘.; unty may be served. e l s c L4 It should be borne inflnind the counâ€" ty owns now this valli@ble 140 acre farm < with a_ water : tem wop;th $100,000.00 already installed and paid From an economi¢ should ‘not ‘gllow a fe gain in view, to use of our county poor. : forcing our supervis valuable acreage nort] for a price f’r belov‘t;ii The intent of this dticle is entireâ€" ly for the. purpose lÂ¥ acquainting Lake county people ‘.'l general with vonditions for which tÂ¥ay are responâ€" sible and which they/ remedy. _A poor farm is a necessal x expense. We cannot allow the ag‘ed‘d helples’ to die in the street or befflfrom door to door. : Where they hre housed is not of prime imfportance $6 long: as qhey are made‘ comfortabl this from, a humanitarian standpoint. 4 IT Our supekvisou aÂ¥e! likewise,: not to be blamed. ,'I'hey. ave spent the money allot:gd to poo# farm purposes to good advantage, aslif evidenced by the excellen laundry,{dairy and bakâ€" ery . equipmient, water |system, adeâ€" quate barns and good ‘1- dition of the cattle and farm in ge :‘& al. The land produces enough vegktables :to last throughout the year,|\ the barn lofts are full of hay for e cattle, and there is plenty of buftdr and butterâ€" milk for everyone,. wit ! ome to spare, which if sent to the [Â¥bunty general hospital. t L :=â€" ; id Because of the sagking of the buildâ€" ing, return steam ines, which are supposed to ;carry .,'wn,g tilt up, which necegsitates arrying a greater steam presgure thar 5" fety demands, making fire not a p fi' bility, ‘but a possibility. /‘In fact s{iveral fires were discovered {n ‘time th pnst' few winâ€" ters. However, thdd is no night watchmanfTo some t E : the tale may be different and a cofnty. of horrified citizens will find nio Â¥geuse for havâ€" ing permitted the prééént menace. © No Criti ~of S ntendent None of mfo'reg' libg. is intended as criticism ‘of the s§plerintendent in chargeâ€"he fnd his {&n ily suffer and endure along ~with | é old people, There isn‘t bven one ivindow in their bedroom or tonnecti ' thâ€"the only ventilation coming thibigh a door onâ€" to the porch. ol ‘ There is one bat‘h| room for the fortyâ€"odd old men} nfl the writer noted three family , ve and a wash basin _ for~ additid conveniences. These are mere m ]z of comfort, perhaps not to be expiected at a poor farm. However, a d hdition does exâ€" ist‘ which cannot be | néglected, and that is the menace o ‘sfire, Only a miracle could savé $He lives of any of the old people if: @ifire gained headâ€" way at night. The§drafty corridors and staircases would rapidly fill with smoke. No totteringigld person could ever hope to escap ’ through those avenuges, and there &Â¥p only two. soâ€" called fire escapes. | An ableibodied man might sceale onf jand climb into the upper windows, ‘bijt only an athâ€" lete could climb out{df the windows and across the ridg :Wg an: intervenâ€" ing roof and reach the ladder. ... To get to their nlats the eleven old ladies on the second {floor must come down two steep i@#Hts of stairs and through a long, day \runway to their basement ‘kitchenâ€"djning room, where the : large “’k has kept the temperature up to BD° F. most of the summer. ‘The menls ‘dining room is also in the basemer a'kloomy, damp hole requiring artificial light even at midâ€"day, â€"At nig ,'u soon as the lights are off, millign} of coclu-oacheo‘ also feed in these : s and take posâ€" session of the enfire house, : They come from behind nfldings and steam pipes and through gountless cracks in: plaster and old flogrs. The caretakâ€" ers use brooms and A; tpans to sweep them up, but more | trid more roaches, with their companipn pest, the bedâ€" bug, are constantly, hatching out in their. inaccessible rétteats, and nothâ€" ing less than burn hp of the entire building could:ever Bxterminate them. ‘ There is one bath| room for the fortyâ€"odd old menB hnd the writer noted three family A y els and a wash basin for .additib# conveniences. These are mere m ):-- of comfort, perhaps not to be exnected at a poor o poves ioh dn e esnt 9 Ureen â€" mould ars promptly to cover a new cont int on basement walls; sounds of c king wallâ€"paper and dropping p/ may be: heard. Originally cheap," cienf furniture, many times repai is still in use. hn on o o n Inside one ‘ig tant of dungeons or I .1. medieval prisons. 4 gloomy, with ‘the ecay, which no an t 0 water, scrubbing|. pould the building. do sit there, but it would of a number of the old péople . a e get ‘hig in the head %, but may not be as gettink ) struck with ,iwn,g tiit â€" up, cartying a greater n }’ fety demands, pRobability, but a s@veral fires were th past' few winâ€" --gh' no ‘night tine the tale may is the eleven old $ r must come ' ts of stairs and| runway to their tt ing room, where| mett _has kept the| F,. most of the| | ‘dining room is | t ja gloomy, damp | d jclal light even}; . wt . as soon as the | foetly of cockroaches | fhre s and take po#â€"| cordin e cattle, ‘and r ‘and butterâ€" ome to spare, unty general with private e sad. pi;ht a ~means for to. sell this ‘ Libertyville it . Of soap ;:i ould ‘er;udicl & s promptly to int on basement king wallâ€"paper of the employes nd ‘other place, "Ilo!homr'ln; llis gray and d the weight s, so . none : of itted there. tly reminded PARK PRESS, HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS i value. !t‘k- a 'e NeePp | show ches, | and w bedâ€" I‘he wi t in | opg, «200000k | .A FORK pedition will j« feérent localitie in charge are : i mnl 0 uit mt above the waters where his charts show the boats to have gone down, and when the sunken craft is :i‘:md p will drop specially prepared : $ ers. $ i8 ‘ | \His aids, following in the tug, will then speed to the markers:and drop eat buoys, which will mark the loâ€" tion, â€" Then will:commence the work of dragging the bottom until the vesâ€" 1 is found. iipeed| x |Once the vessel is located the rest of the task will be comparatively easy, according to members of the expedition. ‘The tug is equipped with air pumps, which will be used h"tfl; ing ‘the sunken hulk with air af the holes have been plugged up. . The crift willâ€"then rise to the surface of its own. accord. insy 4| U early. a dozen vessels sunk dur: ing the last sixty years will be the 6 of the search. One of the foremost of the prizes will be the Westmoreland, a passenger boat which sunk in the northern regions of the lake with }100‘,000 in its :trox \Wellington Quirk‘s hynt for sunken sure in the Gmm¢; will be udmfio;‘uhesmc' i ; the a â€" Station a Lo . IIL He has moved the m lane. with which he will wpot the ?\:n‘l:‘en whips to the station. : 4 Great:Lakes will be the mew base of the adventure, and it is from there \ men will ‘conduct theit search, nk P. Blair and James L. Martin, artners of Quirk in the centure, lfia the present time located| at ‘Wilâ€" tte harbor, where they haye moorâ€" their salvaging tug, Lillisn Dorn. men are to start on the est ‘of : the m ‘and ‘ are now iting favorable weather conditions which to conduct the search. Perâ€" ly clear weather must prevail beâ€" re any progress can be made, acâ€" rding to those in charge. | : _ Buoys Spot Treaure . . _ _ Quirk will lead the search for the ssels in his plane. He plans to soar Why Not Save to Earn More? ETRIEVE G. L. TREASURE North Shore Gas Company i se for Treasure Hunti Expedition ; ‘Site <of 12 Sunken Vessels Known dumny s Panon en ee ie 2‘{« s ty Sb s copie on Naval| Station â€" Is HAVE a separate income by saving regularly and investing these savings in our 7% Preferred Shares. _ «. Selfâ€"respect and the habits ~of thrift are results of a regâ€" ular savings plan. _ _ â€" _ Ask us about our plan for saving and investing. § s PHONE HIGHI;.'AND’ PARK 194 $ HAVE by s Whio hk fliease, have your resentative call and me Whfl.wbcgnln:r;gur 1% Preferred w ; Hunting tÂ¥ Please have your representative Surely no ohler‘;anee can have a wider appeal or a greater potentioal usefulness thflcé,lden Rule Sunday on December 6th, | & 5 ‘It teaches the prosperous and happy everywhere to open hands of bounty to the poor, : the miserable, deprived and hopeless throughout the globe. It teaches all nations to seek and find the way to 'Me:':fiwry people‘s aspirations for life, liberty and worthy development may be satisfied, without trenching on .the rights of neighbors or sowing seeds of enmity in the field of the world‘s peace. the ‘sympathies of unfailing human good vfmt alike in national and in international politics. s â€" wal It teaches all statesmen to uphold fair dealing, irresproachable honor and The GMRN« teaches‘ all citiâ€" zens to “'Td ‘preserve the suâ€" jubtice, ‘Siicerely " dedicated ‘ to" come mon and rights for every class of the le. ~â€"\The Golden is now recognized '.nq the fluin‘v‘;:nl proposition for human .« ever offered for. the attention of mankind. i . In the ‘whole cireumference of ‘life, there is mo ‘point that it fails to touch. From every angle of experâ€" lence it confronts eon.,dm. with a commanding law, For every quesâ€" tion of duty it has an imperative anâ€" swer, for every human : relation a flawless solution If men and women: would: all obsorve it, every clash and friction Q&t ‘sets up ills will would: disappear. | 3 (May I call the: attention of your readers to the â€"new emphasis. placed ‘on the Golden Rule as a guiding prinâ€" ciple in international relations, by the action of ‘the récent congress of naâ€" tions : in Stockholm, which appointed December 6th for international obâ€" geryapes &s Golden Rule Sunday on m’ of | the orphans of the Near Dear Sir: _ . regions. headquarters will ! e est: in small fishing vilâ€" 'Hn. t'umwm-rmkumnf one ‘to test the equipment, will ‘be‘ made during the nexttwo weeks. The quest on this ‘trip will . be several| wallâ€" . wrecks off ‘the lower shores of the lake. Following these pmfi?hffi'n the expedition will go. after the bigger prizes, $ lreg. Cns \‘w ME CA Y 2 .‘33 2 sls t Fags 3. Wds dave £u dn 5 A LETTER TO THE EDITOR New York City, Sept. 8, Yours \Charles V. Vickrey, \General Secretary, ‘ \Near East RelieL. weeks." While in the Li w6 We T‘zg:-dmn-nm-u- :P'.‘"‘.."f?-‘_"";‘::-h&-dd oz 135 8. 3 Specials Eet. 30 Â¥rs. 24 Hour Service if Desired MQCWM $4 and $5 db s e EC T howsends of Hangrng Avg: 49# act