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y _ . Lindberg attended the _ Englith ‘,‘lm + never control â€"‘ greatest industries, but‘ in addition, â€" his same life, defriocracy and kindly mature brought hifl)â€" countless friénds, unusual longevity, and< great fortune. * ;v»The Yduth of the World can well * afford to pattern~its caréer in ac eordance with the life of ‘this great. man. °. Through sound ‘thinking, hard work, stidy and constant application, he . steadfastly equipped himself to < successfully .administer everâ€"incréasâ€" !. responsibilities and, thereby rose ers if they ware ever turned loose on m&um.mflm hat would . happen to theâ€"istandâ€" Sn on Sn 1 e en ns eere en eetaecic from the mést humble beginning to & most honorable and admirable finale. Few servants of . his fellow men have ever achieved more than Judge ‘Gary. His‘name and career will enâ€" dure for time without end. . BAMUEL M. HASTINGS, \ _ Chairman Finance Committee, Daton, Scale Division International Business Machines Corâ€" In the career of Elbert H. Gary,| based as it was on staunchness of | character, and wisdom of experience,( we have amother outstanding example of the greatness of many protninent‘ Americans <whose heritage consisted. chiefly of the guidance of honest, fruâ€" | gal parerits, and the influence of éarly Americanâ€" country life. 3 This country boy achieved the disâ€" al.-fian not onl# of the most success> ul leadership of one of: the world‘s His reference to the precepts which guided and influenced Judge Gary‘s life, included justice, fairness and honesty, but particularly sobrieâ€" ty of thought and deed. The pastor had known Judge Gary intimately for many years, and as one of his spiritual advisors, was privilâ€" eged to know his principles and charâ€" acteristics. It was most impressive to note that the services and the ceremonies of the last rites were conducted with true countryâ€"side_simplicity and sincerity. The elderly pastor‘s tribute and reâ€" view were expressed in plain and simâ€" ple Ianguage. . He spoke with spiritual feeling of his friend, the great leader, whose birthright and birthplace, like that of the great emancipator Abraham Linâ€" €oln, and other famous Americans, comprised "Son of countryside parâ€" ents and environment of American farm life." The following tribute to Judge Elâ€" bert H. Gary, written by former Mayâ€" or Samuel M. Hastings, appears in the current issue of the Manufacturâ€" ers‘ News, whose editor requested Mr. Hastings to prepare the article for that publication. Mr. Hastings kas kindly furnished the Press with a copy of the tribute, which s as follows : As one who was privilegzed to be numbered among this group, I was most profoundly impressed with the great influence of the exemplary life and wonderful achievemets of the faâ€" mous American who had passed on. The special train, provided for. the convenicnce of fnourners from Chiâ€" eago to Wheaton, carried a group of the most distinguished Americans of the present day, including men most romingnt in the governmental, judiâ€" hfim . ie imeNer CC rendi ie cial affairs of our own nation, if not of the world. A TRIBUTE TO America‘s Great Citizen and Peerless Industria) Leader Judge Elbert H. Gary As one who knew, admired and reâ€" spected Judge Gary, and mourns his loss, I attended his funeral which was held at Wheaton, IHlinois, on August 18th, 1927. â€" The services were conâ€" ducted in the Gary Memorial Church, which edifice had been presented by Judge Gary twentyâ€"five years ago in affectionate and respectful memory of his beloved parents. poration Parlorâ€"observation coaches are beâ€" ing used in this new interstate servâ€" ice, to which regular rail ticket rates apply. Connection in either direction with North Shore Line trains is made at Wilson avenue and Dempster street, Niles Center, with transfer privileges at these stations. This new limited service is the fastâ€" est motor coach service est motor coach schedule ever instiâ€" tuted between Chicago and Milwauâ€" kee. Coaches leave the Auditorium Hotel, Congress street and Michigan boulevard, northbound daily at 8:20 a. m., and 2:20 p. m., standard time, arriving at Milwaukee Terminal at 12 o‘clock noon and 6 p. m., respectâ€" ively. Stops are made at 223 S. Waâ€" bash avenue, Wilson avenue, and avenue, and along Ashland and Mcâ€" Cormick boulevards between Wilson avenue and Dempster street. The Iroute between Dempster street and | Milwaukee is along Waukegan road | through the scenic Skokie valley, on what is officially U. S. Route No. 41. This gives an enjoyable trip through one of the most beautiful regions in ]the Chicago metropolitan area. Dempster street, thence opér:'.inc without a stop into Milwaukee. â€" Southbound coaches leave Milwauâ€" kee Terminal at 8:3Q a. m. gnd 2:30 p. m., standard time, arriving at 223 South Wabash avenue in the Chicago Loop at 12 o‘clock noon and 6 p. m. respectively. n t w w oo o en on e n ne mt LWnd along a line three (3) feet west of the eact line of Sunset Manor and three . (3) feet southwest of . the southwesterly . line of the hundred foot (100‘) easement for Skoâ€" kie Ditch, Deerfeld Place, Deerficld Court, and Beverly Place, the ordinance for the same is c on fa oo ce se ie Do rectondibetiiibâ€"e Notice is hereby wiven to all persons interâ€" ested that the City Council of the City of Highland Park, County of Lake and State SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE NO. so1 Ehy d en e of lllinais having ordered the construction of m connected system of Cast Iron Water Mains in LAWRENCE AVENUE, Hl?fiu ANENUE, YAGER AVENUE, BOB 0‘ LINK ll")AD‘ qOLF _AVENUE, DIVISION STREET The coaches operate on Sheridan road between the Loop and Wikson Regular daily motor coach service between the Chicago Loop and downâ€" town Milwaukee was inaugurated Saturday, Aug. 20, by the Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee railroad â€"the North Shore Line. Two trips are made daily each way, with a highâ€" speed operating schedule of three hours and a half between the business centers of the two cities. RUN MOTOR COACHES TO MILWAUKEE NOW y2 ce ow world has opened up to‘ . i how this cast be true, epperourtnsmnn m-«niu"&u-;h--_.fl 509 Central Avenue Phone Highland Park 456 es e omier “':c"-y"'s.:.“.;'."’a""-':a:" mif~ S Eoo o8 o ‘ee t oi tatirely different. These wh " That was my first experience with Arch Preserver Shoen, and oh, 1 can‘t begin to vefl you all they have done for me e L eC k k 2. ‘And foolishly, 1 believed that my and conâ€" é:lh.mâ€"np endured, with the only hope that of some day getting married. > ma-dz;wb--!h‘n Arch Preserver 1 asked for #hoes that would be comâ€" fortable, just as I always did, though I had little expectaâ€" tion of findihg them. ty home so tired 1 didn‘t fee! equal to doing m&mwrflqzdhé“ do Jeonest too match tor me Rivea uhfllr,lhfl walk on my way home were a great burden. â€" Ad P uon * Rrral tw in o "oauoth interested that the Council of the of Highwood, Lake &c. Tilinoin, h'.o:'. TR O RERTTL Officer appointed to make said Ausesament. Dated at Highland Purk, IIL, August 17t, A. D. 1987. a5.96 being on file in the office of the of said city baving to 5.';'_-!1":-.-.â€".~=- been made and returned to said seurt, ="""‘"‘1;."._'_P_""N-fi.9 wui 109B C 4 t OB THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS, HIGCHLAND PARKK, ILLANOIS Y oclock isgjust the begimnixg of. my day now!* _ ##% ui7 o en mety A ui wl s acwecs 22d bona id i. Tt hn RocP Ans when I mnvennn naons it part :zd&-.-h“-.lfl-ll“afiu 'ldlh:-'lphyu&-l*â€"d.h- heert longs to make other girls u*hm&tfi'&b& fihc-t' the "leimire energy" you need for Yout Itisupe hours. I':‘ the undue fatigne of â€"fl'-;:-lt--iq-@'-s':hnm « € In simost dbuntless instances, the Arch Preserver Shoe has that the busiest girls and women have the enerâ€" Emhmtbu-ta-lbhmâ€"l* *Five o‘clock is just the beginning of my day sow. 1 find pusI dn ned Buvsapres ds 8t . MWJ’HM“M““ 122 DCZmd 277 Cay and m Parthed coetet Tonicts 254 Apreck, "Aer Eo e ptemese %:-:‘-‘-‘-.-’;-‘:;â€"::‘-r: P m UE Officer to make said Assessment. yg.:mâ€"gm.mms.; $35 pomliy Te ie prioe Seitiyy pou wl mee thany roaaoert it the Arch Preserver Shoe, hecause its features are pateated and can aot be imitated successfully. » of ire fulllle overy requirement of Nature. at all e can be no sagging of :-a-.r-l;. uâ€"an-.-t--‘. The fiat inner sole (crosswise) allows the nerves, bloodâ€" wemels and bones to function normally, without being The builtâ€"in arch bridge supports the foot strncture eornedl en ihe aeet etter mppaitt the arch to make you Aotpiy ® 4 bite Ci" 0t *o mazing of the causes uit besp t on octenatty diminates the camms of abose Our stock of fine woolens for Fall probably affords a wider range of selection than will be found under any one roof in the country. You can have a pattern made up now ford elivery at any later date you say The Arch Preserver CUT, FITTED AND TAILORED TO YOUR INDIVIDUAL ORDER nction of wearing the Arch Piccerver shoe; many lovely me Price Building 319 West Van Dure City Sales â€" Fourth Floor â€"hrhh'hdmnch ble shoe show you the latest your children. This will place you SUITS designed to afford plenty of it. . We resigned to afford plenty of it. We will make them any size to your orâ€" der, to be placed on the roof or elseâ€" roofs, gutters, leaders, skylights, etc. Henry G. Winter 144 North First Street uren Street FRESH AIR IS VITAL 44 We $50 t