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Ho Sm -â€".â€"-.4--m‘w 16e Ns H‘"‘-’.\ V To & FesnWousk 4 8. First St. (Evans Bldg.) Phone Highland Park 2018 adderé Public and Private Roads, Sewers and Water Excavating and Gn‘hq . ESTIMATES FURNISHED : E. E. Farmer, President â€" L. G. Quigley, Vice Pres 815 Oakwood Ave. Highways Construction Co. Gâ€"10â€"17 GET READY FOR WINTER Deerfleld Agency, Hoffman‘s Barber Shop GENERAL CONTRACTING + . Telephone Highland Park 386 Cleaners and Dyers MHighland Park, BL otery Central:s Ave., Highland Park, IIl. 4â€"wheelâ€"brake design for two winters and two summers, And Better Buick Controllable Beam Headlights now make night driving safe. They furnish bright light, all the time, without glare in the eyes of oncoming Tel. H. P. 496 The boy with "the velvet voice," was taking commercial artâ€"sign paintâ€" ing, when it was accidentally drcow ered that he possessed a iTichâ€"tqned, colorful tenor voice. The digcovery was made by a young woman student during church service while the .conâ€" gregation was singing. . The young woman, & soprano singer of excepâ€" tional ability reported her discovery and the bashful boy was induced to sing for Mr. Davis and if his voice holdsup he will be on the road to fame and riches. s 1 Raymond‘s home is at Gloucester, Mass. His father was a fisherman. The chief vocation in that historic community is fishing, and nearly every fisherman there is a member of the Loyal Order of Moose. â€"The fishermen pay their dues a year in advance, as it is not unusual when they are away from home and on their fishing boats for several months duration. It is not an uncommon ocâ€" currence when a fisherman at sea is swept overboard when mighty waves lash the boat. When this happens the mother and children are admitted to Mooseheart. b _ Raymond‘s father was a member of the Moose order. : He bought Mooseâ€" heart service for all the members of his family by paying four cents the week. Mrs. Baltar and her four chilâ€" dren have at Mooseheart a modern home and all necessities of life are provided for them, and the children are getting training in mugic and other useful arts, as well as an eduâ€" cation until they will have finished high school and all are being taught useful trades and vocations. Mrs, Baltar, .and the other 130 mothers here are given employment at someâ€" thing they are physically able to do and are paid a salary. * Raymond Baltar, a student who sings over radio station WJJD, has been acclaimed as the possessor of a "velvet tenor voice." After U. S. Secâ€" retary of Labor James J. DlVifl,; founder to Mooseheart heard him sing, h¢e proclaimed ‘his protege as "the velvet voice tenor," and announced that he would pay all expenses for giving him a complete education in mudé, and he predicts that some day Raymond Baltar will become a sensaâ€" tion in America opera and that he may be the successor to Caruso. < BOY SINGER MARVEL Raymond Baltar Sings Over Radio at WJJD; Was Learnâ€" MOOSEHEART FINDS . _ Mr. Hayes strongly urged every automobile in this state to get in touch with his senator and his repreâ€" sentative in Congress, and urge them to sponsor and vote for the eliminaâ€" tion of the excise tax on automobiles and on accossories and parts. "If this federal tax is not done away with this year, the American motorist has only himself to blame. The investigation shows a huge surâ€" plus in federal revenues. There is an ample surplus on hand to make the needed reductions in inheritance, gift and income taxes so strongly impresâ€" sed by the administration, and at the same time do away with all of the hangâ€"over war taxes on automobiles, parts and accessories." _ _ to push the issue. Congressmen are more impressed with appeals from a million individual motorists than they are from an organization having a million motorists in its membership. If every member of the American Automobile association and all other motorists, who could use that $29 for some other useful purpose, had writâ€" ten direct to their congressmen, there is no question in my mind but that the whole tax would have been elimiâ€" nated. . | force," said Mr. Hayes. "The fact is disclosed that although chundreds of manufactured articles have been relieved of special wartime taxes, the autoniobile purchaser is still paying on the average a special levy of t?fl on every new car he buys. I Huge Sum Collected "In 1924, $124,000,000 was collectâ€" ed through this special war tax. The motorists as a class paid 88 per cent of the total collections by the federal government from all of the war exâ€" cise taxes which are still in force. Last year the American Automobilé association and its clubs secured a reduction in the tax (which means a yearly saving of $25,000,000 to motorists. The only reason they did‘ not get a larger reduction Was beâ€" cause the individual motorist fpiled‘ ica have paid nearly a billion dollars into theâ€" United â€" States treasury in special war excise taxes, according to a statement made today by Chatles M. Hayes, president of the Chicago Motor club.. _ "Our national organization, ~the Americ¢an â€" Automobile â€" association, has just made public the results of an extensive ‘investigation covering the entire period this tax has been in | _ THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS, HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS | Since 1917 the motorists of Amerâ€" ing Sign Painting Trade Says Head of Chicago ‘~â€"« Motor Club o Pm weV denpsstuenbeme Marcelling, Manicuring, Water Waving, Bobbing, Shampooing and Facials || WE SPECIALIZE IN HENNA PACK, HENNA RINSE, INECTO, DYEING and TREATMENT. Three expert Marcellers at your service. T t c ‘DRY CLEANING & DYEING RUG CLEANING & CURTAIN THB RELIABLE LAUNDEY 1 . PHRONERS 178â€"179 > 148 North First Street . L. MUSTRIG BEAUTY SHOPPE FRANK SILJESTROM ?0;3 Black Dirt Through the industrial heart of Americaâ€"from . New York to Chicagoâ€"a highway for the voice has just been dedicated to service, likewise designed to afford dependâ€" ability to its travellers. 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