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_ NEAR EAST RELEF . IN ANNUAL REPORT Far Reaching Influence | "Once an emergency refugee feedâ€"! ing organization, the Near East Reâ€"| lief has now developed into the lanz~1“ est educational organization in the Levant, enrolling 18,000 students and | 400 teachers. Even more farâ€"reachâ€" ing than this direct field of instrucâ€" | tion is the foundation that is.being; laid by means of better textâ€"books and trained teachers for widespreadl educational work throughout the Near| East. Eight standard text books were | prepared and published last year,| dealing with such practical subjectsf as gardening, nursing, and h_vsnene.‘l The direction of. this educational task is in tharge of Prof. George M. Wilâ€"\ cox, who®came to this work after a wide experience in the Philippines, China, and. the United States. ‘ Industrial School | ‘To meet the need for better artisâ€"| ans as well as better citizens in the‘ Near Eastern countries, the nrgani»il zation has established three indusâ€" trial schools in three widely separated ( areasâ€"at Syra in Greecs, at Antilyas / in Syria, and at Leninakan in Rui-) sian Armenia. These form the basis for polytechnic institutions with farâ€" reaching possibilities throughout the Levant. In addition to these three more highly developed schools, indusâ€" trial training is given at all the other orphanage centers and specialized work at several of them, such as !hr} rugâ€"making school at Ghazir, and the school for the blind in Syria. Threc: important nurses‘ training schools| are maintainedâ€"in Greece, Constanâ€"‘ tinople and Armenia." The governor of Oklahoma is Qid to have a feminine Colonel House but we doubt whether she can be as siâ€" lent as the original one. Imported and Domestic °_ FALL PA P ER 8 A deficit of $80,000 was shown by the Near East Relief on total relief operations last year of $3,375,000, ing to the report of the treasâ€" , Cleveland E. Dodge, submitted the national board of trustees at ir annual meeting in New York this month. This deficit, according to Mr. Dodge, was due to unusual exâ€" penditures caused by the Armenian earthquake and the Druse revolt in Syria. Charles V. Vickrey, general secretary of the organization, anâ€" nounced that $250,000 more was needed for earthquake relief_ ! Trustees Prominent ‘ The national trustees of the Near: East Relief, 60 in number, include William H. Taft, Josephus Daniels, Charles E. Dawes, Myron T. Herrick, Henry Morgenthau, Elihu Root, John H. Finley, General James G. Harâ€" bord, Cardinal Hayes, Bishop Manâ€" ning, General Leonard Wood and Ray Lyman Wilbur. Three new names were added to this list at the annual meeting,â€"F. M. Kirby of Wilkesâ€" Barre, Pa., J. C. Penney of New York City, and Arthur Bestot of Chautauâ€" qua, N.Y. The officers elected for the ensuing year were: James L. Barâ€" ton of Boston, chairman; John H. Finley, editor of the. New York Times, viceâ€"chairman; £Cléveland E. Dodge of New York, treasurer; and Charles V. Vickrey of Montclair, N. J., general secretary. Barclay Acheson, director of overâ€"| seas operations, said in his report that the Near East Relief is now conducting thv_ largest nonâ€"#overnâ€" mental educational organization ini the world, with 18.009 students and| 400 teachers enrolled in its overseas| erphanage schools, and an additional 40,000 persons in its outside extenâ€" sion work. He added: "Official records show that the N:aâ€"| East Relief has saved nearly 1,500,â€" 000 lives, a large proportian of who . were litile children. At the prescnt time 69,200 persons are under its care, of whom 50,500 are children.; Only 18000 of these ehildren hownver | Only 18,000 of these children however are now in the orphanage schools, the remainder being supported or asâ€" sisted in homes and in industrial apâ€" prenticeships. _ PAGE EJGHT LARGE DEFICIT IS SHOWN Total Amount Expended Exâ€" ceeds Three Millions; Naâ€" IN ALL ITS BRANCHERS J. A.T DECORATING PAIN TING CHICAGO Tel. Graceland 6112 Other Information A N Dâ€" A. Brand and wife et al to R. H. Cass and wife, Jt tens. WD $10. Lot 9, Lake View Terrace, Sec. 31, Highâ€" land Park. W. L. Rogers and wife to R. W. Gruver and wife, jt tens, WD $1650. Lot 24, blk 2, First Addn to Ravinia Highlands, in Highland Park. C. T. & T. C. to A. Petersen and wife jt tens. Deed $10. Lots 53 and State Bank of Chicago to Anne E. Kelly. Déed $6,000. Pt of lots 5 and 6, Lake View Terrace, in S. Highland addn to Highland Park. W. F. Plagge and wife to E. B. Foxâ€" worthy and wife, jt tems. WD $10. Lot 8, William F. Plagges Second Subdn in Deerfield. Greene‘s Greenwood Gardens, Highâ€" land Park. W. J. Brown and wife jt tens to T. Brown and A. W. Brown jt tens. WP $10. Nly 50 ft of lot 3, bik 4,.G. L. Wrenns addn to Highland Park. man. Deed $8,733. Lot 52, Goldman‘s North Shore Golf Links Sub, Sec. 33, Deerfield. C. T. & T. Co. to S. Feldstein and wife,.jt tens. $10. Pt of lot u.p.':imn‘efsuofmf&e: Walter W. Doyle to W. M. Morah, Jr. WD $10. Lot 186, Greenwood addn to Highland Park. S. Leonardi and wife to M. Tomassi and wife, jt tens, WD $100CW 40 ft. of E. 231 ft. of S, half of blk 4, plat C of Highwood. â€" M. C. Scheurmann to P. Pagliai and Mary Pagliai, jt tens. WD $10. Lot 21, Oak Glen Subdn, Sec. 15, Deerâ€" field. j Union Bank of Chicago, to W. W. Doyle. Deed $10. Lot 186, Alvin C. State Bank of Chicago to Catherine L. Hopkins. Deed $10. Lot 15, First Addn to Ravinia Forest. PLUMBING & HEATING Phone Highland Park 201 15 S. St. Johns Ave. THE FINEST regulation for the modern home is perfect sanitation. Proper plumbing will produce the desired result. A telephone call to us will proâ€" duce the plumber who will give you an estimate of the cost of the work you want done. Why not let us get at the job right away? T. H. DECKER&CO. Friday and Saturday REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS |48, Sunset Manor subdn, Sec. 27 P.G. Naptha Soap, 10 brs 39¢ Palm Olive Soap 12 bars $1 Am. Fant. Soap, 10 bars 59¢ Lge. Iy. Soap, 10 brs $1.09 Fels Naptha Soap 12 brs 98¢ 8.0.8., 4 pkgs. for _____ _98¢ Washing Soda, 3 pkgs. 20¢ Ivory Soap Chips, 4 for 98¢ Lex, 10 pkgs. for Am. Fam. Soap Cps 4 for 98¢ Argo Starch, 10 pkgs. __93¢ Lge. Pails Seap Cps $3.95 Homemade Cookies the dozen . Conking Apples 5 lbs. for . Fresh Peas 2 lbs. for SPECIALS Head Lettuce each STEWING CHICKENS the Ib. . 39%¢ ROASTING CHICKENS the Ib. MONDAY SPECIALS MARCH 28 CAPONS the Jb. 25¢ 25¢ 29¢ 8c "The great flocks of shining bronze birds are down from the mountains. thousand, are driven slowly to the market towns, Basin, Powell, Lovell, Cody and Beaverâ€"one of the handâ€" some parts of the Basin turkey drixes are in progress. . Herds of fowl\ often numbering five or six Wyoming wants more grasshopâ€" pers. _ According to the Nation‘s Business Magazine the state is ready not only to make a truce with its anâ€" cient enemy, but to welcome the pest to the Big Horn country. Once the "hoppers were in numbers to obscure lhesun.udwgivewilfomenwthe farmers. The damage to crops was so‘great that turkeys were brought in to combat the pests. For this warâ€" fare the gobblers were gluttons. They routed the ‘hoppers from the lowâ€" lands and chased them into the footâ€" hills. A severe decline of the grassâ€" hopper supply would, of course, eut down the crop of turkeys. Turkeys, it seems, prefer grasshoppers . The value of last year‘s "turkey crop was estimated at about $250,000. For another measure ‘of the indusâ€" try‘s magnitude is the report of J. B. Lamson, of the Burlington railroad. G. G. Durand and husband to W. McCormick Blair. WD $50. Part of Sec. 16, Shields. WYOMING SEEKING Needs Oranges, 3 doz. for _____$1 Grape Fruit, 12 for _ $1 Cook. Apples, 5 Ibs. ___25¢ Bananas, 3 The. for Homemade Cocoanut H.E. Cane Sugar, 10 Ibs. 69¢ Red Cross Spaghetti, 3, 19¢ Homemade Hard Rolls Green Beans, quart l Homemadé.S;ohgve Cakes "Eabies don‘t have to be taught the value of. this wonderful food." Santi The Milky Way Spinach the pecl Celery stalk is Them for Turkey Feed MS-”ly Is Growing to Health TUESDAY SPECIALS MARCH 29 RAPP BROTHERS SPECHMLs 15¢c, 30¢, 35¢ THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS, HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS °/ SHOULDER VEAL the Ib. 27%¢ LEG VEAL ROAST the Ib. â€"says Billy Break O‘Day PASTEURJZED _V 490 Deerfield Ave. FA4l I L.IKK VEAL BREAST the Ib. PHONE Leave Your Order Friday for Saturday Delivery 1581 23¢ 29¢ 8c ea Cauliflower | the head _ Beef Pot Roast, Ib. 19%,¢ Round Stéak, Ib. .___3DV,¢ End Cut Pk Chops Ib. 28%,¢ Leg Spring Lamb T. .38%,¢ Pork Loin Roast, Ib. 20%,¢ Lamb Breast, Tb‘ _._..__10¢ Roasting Chickens, Ib. 42 Stewing Chickens, Ib. 39V, Bacon Squares, _ : Lettuce, head The principal duty of a Chinese army seems to be plundering the civil populace at the close of the batâ€" tle. somest gights Wyoming has to offer." well established. And in time it may become picturesque and get into the rotogravure sections â€"as did that other Wyoming infant, "dude ranchâ€" Possi grasshopper _ _ preserves vinf.:ffiinauwmwm ness going. But the important fact is that the agricultural department of. a great railroad had the timely wisdom to make capital of a costly Fresh Carton Ezgs, the doz. TE P PREL n”;. IM cPON CREDIT * iness accommodations we énter the service rendered you in this friendly furniture store as free as the air you breathe. We do business on a fair and square basis, and with out E. Z. Plan of Credit we want to show you how to enjoy life more. Come in today. zf s @ ?&\}.\\ heednitt ob ",.d ON OUR PROGRAMâ€"of busâ€" LEG SPRING LAMB the Ib. Get the Spring Spirit TOP LEG LAMB the Ib. LAMB BREAST POTATOES Friday Only the pk. 35¢ SPECIALS FOR WEDNESDAY MARCH 30 It‘s Time to Clean Up Duffy & Duffy 352 25¢ CLEANERS AND DYERS Telephone Highland Park 1820 â€" 1821 Fish, Ib. _____.__..___55¢ Steak, Ib. : _40¢ Salmon Steak, Ib. _____40¢ Lake Superior White Fresh Asparagus, large bunch _ ... Homemade Coffee Cakes, each Florida Oranges 3 dozen for Carrots or Beets 4 bunches for _ PRESS WANT ADS BRING RESULTS => BEEF POT ROAST 19%¢ SIRLOIN _ ROAST the Ib. 810 Davis Street Phone Univ. 5023 5228 N. CLARK STREET 3120 LINCOLN 2 Lamp and Shade Complete S. Rosenbaum Co., Inc. ROUND STEAK the ib. 39%¢ $0.65 53¢ 25¢ 25¢ Mdvt of attrac (as o 2 adjustable arm ment shade from any desirâ€" ed angle. 12 inch t WV e 2A $1 CHICAGO Phones H.P. 1677â€"8â€"9 Quaker Oats, pkg. ____11¢ ed Wheat, pkg. ____13¢ Corn Meal, pkg. 11¢ of Wheat .. _24¢ Gpod Coffee, 3 lbe. ._____$1 +d Luck Oleo. Ib. __27¢ 3; 2 lhe. for .._______238¢ Richelieu Flour, sack ___ $1 Pilishury‘s Flour, sack $1.19 Corn Filakes, 3 for ____ 25¢ King Oscar Sardines, 2 for Homemade Pound Cakes, each _ _ Green Onions 4 bunches for Grape Fruit 6, 8 or 12 for PORK LOIN ROAST the Ib. 20 %¢ PORK SHOULDER ROAST the Ib. , 23%4¢ LARGE PORK CHOPS the Ib. 28%¢ THURSDAY SPECIALS MARCH 31 3120 LINCOLN AVE. THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1927 30¢ 27¢ 25¢ $1 «at)