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est Murray&Tert nd re« OR | ad| 6| nd int bs | of| : B A R G A I N & :‘] 18 : wooded tract, east front:; Sot mghcndmfioodud; tm Linecoln . Ave.â€" Divide ® ‘lots or larger; rare i buy finest. vacant in toan, Call at nmmom Chicago Office, Tel. Cent,; 462 # ‘ Big. wooded. lot, S. E. wrni‘hw rest and Lineoln. All im j Will divide. Terms. t pt w D 6 ‘all Ill' Pr.de.-] ’ § 18 N. Sheridan Rd. H. t ui ‘Highland Park te 2 7 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1996 50 foot lot in Highland *.rk. $100.00 down and $25.00, per :tn":r(om L a lot: inâ€" Ravinia; x 185. $3,500.00.. . . x $5%945 foot lot in a reâ€" ints in; ~price. for ; imâ€" Eat ‘kl‘mlm"oot. W. W. REICHARDT | new 5 6 R. Colonial House St.; Jog Ave. near l‘h..v‘ Prices low. Terms. easy.; Real Estate Mb:-:nmhu some nflh‘?flm.‘ ?‘ lesâ€" 6 foan, mds Ieation [Baiobe 1190000 dows and the Wls â€"â€" in éasy monthly nma:h ' Lot.uS.St.JehnAn.t“x 120. $3,000.00. . HINE & HIN‘! Shop Phone HP. 457 Res. 19+ §13 Eim Place, Highland Par REAL ESTATE, LOAN§ INSURANCE * | EYERYTHING IN REAL { ERSTATE ~’ k :.* M‘lr A-': Suite 35â€"37 W. Jackson BI"« _ Phone Harrison 0763 * T: fat heut faroienes | 1e 15 South St. Johns Aven . Phone 2340 â€" | l‘ High School 'l'cacbct..‘in . . Algebra | FRED C. BREMER BARGAINS IN VACAK REAL ESTA FLORA LEYY ~| MWMLNI Jebbing Promptly Done 8STILL ONE MIGHLAND . PARK, tiimors Carpenter and Tel, H. P. 1061 TUTORING FOR RENT TEACHER = INSURANCE INSURANCE 388 Central i ®C :n a renewed appeal broadcast for the ft"t ~ufferers in Beardstown m % of â€" which was launched Ri:; the midst no: p olicitation for the W me‘ re: . irships. (oeoble rof t# * UNTIL FINAL MEMBERSHIP ure â€" _James B. Forgan, chairman, of the ~« ~Chicago chapter, m’fix‘d the poâ€" .. sitton of the Chicago at " meeting of the executive committes J â€" on Wednesday last, at which reports x __ on the drive were received. : Demands ~~, on the treasury of the local chapter we Shave ben unprecedentedly dm ?. . jng the year just closing, he pointer «~~ out, because of the reig: k necesâ€" ... sitated by numerous, disasters ar â€" inclvding the Florida hurricane, the i" â€" fHloods in Ilinois, m. Towaâ€" and other states, . and . of sin j emergencies. f ies 6 $5 my sectta Thanksgiving day marked the ofâ€" «iasmal closing of the tenth:annual roll Devon "I1 of the Chicago chapter of the Red :’:‘.‘u pss, which began on Armh:l% now pe Arning. Unomdflly,ighe‘drive I ?m * glose until the t membership and v..&m recorded ”d P fi f dt4 tion listed, according to the No: M@*,‘â€"#ore chairmen of the local commi t« ".e>s in charge of the drives in this "~Z Territory. : :{ . _ lsiod@l P 0o .0. fu W ‘‘the sufferers compm so favora with those sent by t 6 * as to be outstanding. This g t#, * however, operated toâ€" trim â€" of the annual roll call, he 3 ny of those who gave ;to the disasterâ€" funds , feeling that * they had done their share and t _ hey could not afford to donate aga % â€" A ‘further hindrance to the eff. °. of the 5,000 volunteer workers to re _ "lenish the chapter treasury was see *While Officially : Closed Thanksâ€" i‘ giving, Need So Great That _ y Efforts to Increase $ > Members Made } ANNUAL RED CROSS _ _ CAMP AIGN GOES ON Chicago‘s record, which includes th North Shore, in these xne‘l 8 excellent as always, Mr. Forgan emâ€" phasized, the amounts forwarded ti work. There is the probal 3 s that the Chicago chapter be ed upon to contribute h't‘te to this work and another drain on the reserve of the national organization disasâ€" In view of this reg al tion, the committees in c of the local campaigns would appreciate hearing from any person who have not as yet enrolled in the ranks of the Red Crogs for 1927, wish to contribute to the funds or to assist the Chicago chapter in -&y WINNETKA HEALTH t OFFICER APPOINTED Dr.erdA.OwfiofG{’usLak_e’. Mich., a graduate of the University of Michigan, last week was appointed MM“WWWt&flI- lnage council.. â€"â€" +*â€" _ 6+ Another Disaster } Even at this writing, w!‘t «‘saster has struck the> of, Mig= souri and Arkansas, i | is suffering, and the: Cross has again been called to take charge.of the disaster reli tion of food establishments and food handlers, health npcvisi‘gn in the public schools, in addition to the ordiâ€" nary control of communicable disease, the village council has for, sometime been considering the y_| of placing ‘the position of health officer on a full time basis. After careful eonsideration and dis a resojuâ€" tion was adopted in June w‘flt for the employment of a full health officer, with ad : medical and public health ufi:l: experâ€" ience, to handle the health work of the village. $E >+ $ â€"â€" Because of the ljpid growth iof Winnetka and the consequent increase the community, such as | water supply, sewage disposal, inspecâ€" PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS PART TWO > :: > Read the Classified Advaruémmfil in First Section â€" > Next Good Record e d PLAN BANQUET FOR : ~ INCOMING SHERIFF FOR LA WRENCE DOOLITTLE are under way for a banquet and program to be held in honor of â€"clect Lawrence Doolittle, will be in Tip Top Inn, Waukegan, on â€" evening of December 2, through arrangements being made by adm of the new official. A feaâ€" ture of the event will be the presenâ€" tation of a good sheriff‘s badge to Mr. Doolittle who will! assume office on December 6. Affair to Be Staged In Waukeâ€" and Representative Comâ€" mittee Interested In Preparations An imposing array of speakers have named for the event. James G. Welch will serve as toastmaster. Speakers of the evening will include: J ~Claire C. Edwards and Perry L. State Attorney A. V. Mayor L. J. Yager, Secretary T. Fowler of the Chamber of ree, William J. Smith and Frank H. Just. > y Al h the banquet will cost each me aker $5 a plate it is expected that ithe room will be taxed to the ca y. Eighty per cent of the cost of the tickets will go toward purâ€" chase of the fine gold badge that will be to Mr. Doolittle at the banguet. â€" Application for tickets are being received from friends of ‘ the & elect from all sections of the banguiet. Application for tickets being received from friends of 8 â€"elect from all sections of co k following general committee is in of arrangements for the banguet: Leo Dailey, general chairâ€" man; George Bairstow, general chairâ€" man, entertainment committee; Frank Corey, chairman comnmittee on arâ€" r ments; Wilson Gee, chairman of reception committee, and Russell Edâ€" you! It Ti-i't that. _ I want the neighâ€" bors |to see that I am not beating "W wher ing . FAIR ENOUGH » hy do you go on the balcony I sing? Don‘t you like to hear , chairman of presentation comâ€" SUCH I8 THE FAITH OF MEN \ THAT LOTTA UM 1 ,” A, WANT TO REGULATE | DANCE HALLS HERE County Board Favors Plan of Winnebago for Legislation | In Matter â€" Several members of the Lake counâ€" ty bozrd of supervigors are viewing with considerable approval the attiâ€" tude gi the Winnebago county board of sors who have made a deâ€" fiidfigfut the Illinois legislature pass & tit road house and dance hall law. fipmonfi there is no law which regulates road housts, although there is a l(imwbich provides for the licen sing of dance halls. . 5 .~The Winnebago county board féels, it is gaid, that a drastic law which inco tes both road houses and dance| halls in its provisions, should be ed by the state in order to give Ynty boards more power in t regulation of such places. The Tution urges the state legislature take yp the matter at the forthcomâ€" ing session in order that it may be come Tperative for M season. Members of the e county boar are gsaid to feel much the same abou the matter. They believe that unde: the law ‘they should be empowere to late the road houses as well a the dance halls -Jd it is indicate that t may decide to pass a reso lution| similar to that in Winnebag« county. | $ p A b&u:.ceuful bunco and danei party given Tuesday evening, N vember 23 at 8:30 o‘clock., in the Comâ€" mtmitt' House, by the Girls‘ Friend ship circle. > w M + Eighteen tables of bunco were pres ent, 'Tnd together . with the dancing, there were more than 100 a the affair. * U the ‘direction of Miss Peg: Nord, who is social chairman, refresh ments were served, and later in t evening the prizes were awarded. next event to be sponsored given| by the club is a Christmas dance, Saturday, Dec. 11, in the Com munity House. Theâ€"club will be busy the coming week, and details of the selling of tickets for this dance durâ€" ing party will be announced later. GIRLS FRIENDSHIP __â€" sé ~ 1. PARTY IS SUCCE THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1926 ARDEN SHORE ASSN. ELECTS OFFICERS Officials Who Will Direct . gociation During Ensuing Year Selected at Re: _ .. cont Meeting MRS. â€" WACKER â€" PRESIDENT ‘~During the annual luncheon meetâ€" ing of the Arden Shore association held <recently at the Wom‘y City club of Chicago the following. were elected ~to direct tt.t!: affairs ‘of the organization for ensuing : year: Mrs. Robert B. Gregory, fi#unry president; Mrs. Frederick G. Wacker, president;‘ Mrs. Marcus D. Richards of Winnetka, first vice president; Mrs. William J. Wardall, second vice presiâ€" dent; Mrs. Joseph J. Siddall of Glenâ€" coeé, recording secretary; Mrs. Frank W. Kingsley, â€" corresponding : secréâ€" tary; Mrs. E. D. Parmelee, treasurer. Directors at largeâ€"Mrs. William E. Casselberry, Mrs. William E. Clow, Mrs. Jay S. Glidden, Mrs. Carl R. Latham, Mrs. Bruce MacLeish of Glencoe, Mrs. Grant Ridgway of Kenâ€" ilworth, and Mrs. Arthur Farwell Tutâ€" tle. f Town chairmenâ€"Mrs. Lloyda Smith Shaw, Chicago; Mrs. Ernest Palmer, Evanston; Mrs. Leslie F. Gates, Wilâ€" mette; Mrs. Mark W. Cresap, Kenilâ€" worth; Mrs. Hubert E. Howard, Winâ€" netka; Mrs. Henry Peirce Pope, Glenâ€" coe; Mrs. Robert Finley Walker, Raâ€" vinia; Mrs. George Allen Mason, Highland Park; Mrs. George Richairdâ€" son, Lake Forest; Mrs. John Kreutzâ€" berg, Lake Bluff; Mrs. George E. Van Hagen, Jr., Barrington. h CHRISTMAS BAZAAR AT SKOKIE SCHOOL â€" Miss Anna Belle Ferrier is superâ€" intendent. a i A Christmas bazaar at the Skokie school, which will open at 2 o‘clock December 10, will offer an opportuniâ€" ty to get handâ€"made articles for Christmas presents. . Contributions will be made by the :tp"m:nt, the metal working the sewing department and the cooking department. © tS By A. B. CHAPIN nEy CUD â€"â€"wnere 1 aimw‘t _ comt‘ Y Goin‘ To in No PLACE uNK SUCH A T â€"~â€" \W? â€" iess J i 1Y)h. A number of affairs have been given in honor of Congressman and Mrs. Henry Riggs Rathbone of Kenâ€" ilworth, who are leaving for Washingâ€" ton on December 1 to reside at the Hotel Lafayette, Lafayette Square, The following entertained for Mrs; Rathbone last week: Mrs. W. B. Ausâ€" tin, Mrs. Benjamin Affleck, Judge and Mrs. Asa Adams, Miss Olga Menn, Mrs. Frank M. Fulton, Miss Hannah Butler and Mme. Luella Melius, the grand opera star, and Mrs. Eugene MceVov. < RATHBONES GUESTS ~â€" AT SEVERAL AFFAIRS Bunday, November 21, Mrs. Thomas C. M. Jamieson entertained Congressâ€" man and Mrs. Rathbone with a brief buffet supper at the Culture club. On Monday Mrs. J. Corrogan Taylor gave a tea ‘at the Drake. On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. H. M. Hess entertainâ€" ed at a tea. On Wednesday evening Mrs. Charles Hayes was hostess at a dinner at the Casino and box party at the opera. On Thanksgiving, Conâ€" gressman and: Mrs. Rathbone enterâ€" tained at dinner in the evening. Mrs, Robert J. Witt is giving a luncheon at the Blackstone hotel today, and Saturday night Mrs. Frank Townley Mrown will entertain at dinner at the ~Casino and a box party at the opera, x Congressman . and (Mrs. Rathbone were among those present at the dinâ€" ner given in honor of Queen: Marie at the Blackstone hotel by Ambassador and Mrs. Ira Nelson Morris. WILMETTE GARDEN CLUB MEETS DEC. 3 Next Meeting to Be Held at The next meeting of mnmm Garden club will be held y, Dec. 8, at the home of Mrs. J. E. Redman of 1309 Chestnut avenue, Wilmette. â€" Congressman and Lady Honored on Eve of Their Departure forâ€" Washington Departing from the regular custom of having afternoon â€" meetings, this next meeting will take place in the evening. The club announces a most interesting speaker, Dr. C. 0. Schneiâ€" der ofâ€" Winnetka. | Dr. Schneider, whose photographs and slides of westâ€" ern scenery are wellâ€"known in the middleâ€"west, will talk on "Mountain Flowers in their Natural <Environâ€" ment," and illustrate his talk with picâ€" tures, Several of Dr. Schneider‘s enlarged photographs have at different times been on exhibition at Marshall Field‘s, and as a member of the Prairie club of Chicago, he has a wellâ€"established reputation. ‘ * 4 WINNETKA WOMEN oN HOCKEY TEAM Several Chosen for Midâ€"West Organization; Interâ€"Secâ€" tional Contest Tryâ€"outs, and intersectional games were: held recently at Washington Park in Chicago. Mrs. Lewis Taylor, goal, Mrs. Henry Tanney, left full back, and Miss Peggy Waidner, right inside, all made the first Midâ€"West team. ‘Miss Margaret DeLay qualified for left wing on the second Midâ€"West team, and ‘Mrs. Thomas McLaren was chosen as one of the six substitutes. Winnetka and the Winnetka Hockey team are well represented on the Midâ€" West Woman‘s Hockey team, which has been inaugurated this fall, the first interâ€"sectional woman‘s hockey; team, An automobile driven by Miss Ruth Lannen ~of. 1021 Greenleaf avenue, Wilmette, was struck by a machine driven by Harry Hathaway of Wauâ€" kegan, at Sheridan and Willow roads, Winnetka last Friday afternoon at 4:45 .o‘clock. The running board, both ‘fenders and a door of the Lanner car were considerably damaged, but no one was injured. Miss Lannen was going east on Willow road and Hathavriy was driving south on Sherâ€" idan road. j AUTO ACCIDENT IN | WINNETKA FRIDAY t Meetingi 10 Be Helo Home of Mrs. J. E. Redâ€" man; Details 28, PART.TW@ § q . ~ > Read the Classified â€" , hl Fird: C 1# comw«‘ FROM! | PLANNED IN LAKE COUXNXT Aâ€"campaign for collection b a sands of dollars due . to Ith [eder government in inco e roug sales of real estate and farm Bands in Lake county: in which theke gre hut dreds of former owners df t o involved, has been st h ’ N. Tiffany, deputy U. S. intersal) revenus collectbr, with offices in AWa§iegan While there is no way to dhgck up While there is no way to dheck up on the totah #um owed to Whe gover ment until each individu@ ase hs been handled it is thought {hh ment will run near $10( ”‘ y t The delinquency is due sons, one is the failure Of : owners. to list receipts lands as profits and the . failure of these ‘s list the actual .m their lands. &1 hnyofthenlht_'l" 4 farm lands in the past year A two have the value of the realty ed by them on a 1913 ba giving the actual value of tv at the time of sale.. Property values in have increased more P the last.two or three y in dsny other county in :hepouiblem*l coum â€" Â¥y. & <4 Internal Revenue: r «o Make Effert to: n 5 Overâ€"due Income and : E â€"~Other Mao :M Mr. â€" Tiffany points ; in Skokie valley: worth in 1918, sold 8 years‘ $1. and in 1924, the follor same property sold for. In one case Mr. he is seeking to the sale of one tract of Highland Park A included in an income: With the number of thek .1 ready large in the col f arising . with the _ $ one fronting the local * Music club, a Chri n ‘ : : be held at the Glencog U fi Monday, Dec. 18, at 8 |o‘gloc! t meeting, the announcethent hing bee made, will be open, and gubsts gre it vited. t o * â€" DRIVE TO TO GIVE PROGRAM | || _ AT GLENCOE W Winnetka Music Clab: râ€" tain There ‘ 1 8 14â€" 4 Among the artists *, iD tak part in this program . of. q,l f solo music are Mrs, érch ‘ and Mrs. Dwight 0*“ © play the organ, Mrs. A nal ¢ who will play the vic !l. Buy Bailey who will give We t and a tric of women‘s = | will include Mrs. Guy $. Bailey, Mrs. Burton Atwood and M :! ohn W. Hansel, Jr. JP 4 l Following the meetinig t id a social hour in the ch parlors. | * castanitaine hork mbo"d i reuly a Potanes) d Shore© Country Day ‘sel id . Ne Trier high school, who t k playing football, mbout dne! hundrgd and fifty ‘in number, ts ‘b the Winnetka Bourz ib | at week, at Matz hall, @tin hc The affair was nc tiom of the bovs‘ work commlttée of the The affair was underâ€" of the boys‘ work club. Talks were made Thomas A. Goodwin, of th Congregational â€" churth, I a Dunlap. Smith, head t Shore Country Day : Rotarians were sons. i t E TO COLLE! f BEMNCUANE ts TELEPHONE H, P, 557â€"558 5| [ rather ty and