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Police and firemen report a quiet week put with nothing of import- ance to report, they say. The fire- men were called out by n couple of gnu fires, and the police bod the noun] routine of speeders and drunks, but nothing worth getting gxcited about, they declare. The Lions club had J. M. Appel, president of the Highland Park State bank as their guest speaker at their regular luncheon meeting at the Green Tea Pot last Thursday noon. Mr. Appel gave them a very interest- ing and instructive talk on “Chain Banking." The Liane meet again at noon today, at the same place. Police and Firemen Report Quiet Week At the regular luncheon and meet- ing of the, Highland Park Rotary club, at noon Monday, at the Moraine hotel, Dr. C. v. Nichols was the chief speaker and devoted his talk to mem- bership problems. Nomination of candidates for directors to be elected at the tttart meeting in April was a feature of the session. Ten names were offered, and of these seven are to be elected to the board. J. M. Appel Is Speaker at Lions Club Session Dr. C. v. Nichols Talks at Rotary Club Monday Friday, March 28, at 10 a. m. the big Chicago Garden and Flower Show opens at the Hotel Sherman. Friends of the many local people who have been arranging exhibits there are eager to see the results. During the show committees of ladies from the Illinois Federation of Women's clubs will be. serving light luncheons in the tea room throughout the day. There also will be two free lectures on gardening, some of them illu- strated, given each afternoon by cap- able speakers. The exhibits are on view until Saturday night April 5. Last Meeting French Classes The last meeting of the, classes in French will be on Tuesday, April 1, at the usual time. These classes have been a great success. having met each week throughout the season under the splendid leadership of M. Mnrius‘ Jean, R. E. l’uttimn Kline R, E. Pattison ‘Kline’s lecture "America in a World Neighborhood" is the title of the lecture to be given before the Highland Park Woman‘s (Continued on page 37) Members of Federation to Serve Luncheons; H. P. Woman’s Club Local Aetivities WOMENS CLUBS AID Blil FLOWER SHOW VOLUME XIX T be Highlanh Park Pram The local banks in Highland Park, Highwood and Deertuld we " your service in weepting your tax money. No need to go to Wuukegmn or even mail your taxes in. You mly ply " any of the local banks and save that trouble. Pay Your Taxes at Another yen- hu rolled around and tax bills are being received. The Spring Style show which wss scheduled for Much 27 st the Y. W. C. A. has been postponed until April 10 and It, it was snnounced yester- day. The plsns for the show ere be.. ing greatly expanded, and while the inclement weather of this week hes msde necessary s postponement, it is promised thst when the style show is given on April 10 and 11, it will be much better then " tlrtrt expect- ed. Further details will be given next week. Spring Style Show at "s Y.W.C.A. Is Postponed Marx-m Cull-h 'ireit"] (By F. V. Deeenhardt) one bi On Board 8.8. "Gen." Jackson, brothe heading for Ravinia: Well, folks it It um won't be long now befo' we ttll pulls Management Has Spared No Elfort to Make This Alnir the Biggest Event of Season in This Community. Report; Margaret Carlisle to Sing RAVINIA’S BIG M0BB0h'f COMING UP THE DRAINAGE CANAL; SHOW HERE MARCH 28-29 NOTABLE ENTERTAINMENT AT RAVINIA AUDITimIUM HIGHLAND Pasar, ILLINOIS, Tum", Mm 27, 1980 Any Local Bank There will be I mulled program during the "termon and to. will be served from three to six. The beautiful home of Mrs. tur. mond Stevens. "The letdown" on Green Bay road is to be open to the members and Maude of the High- land Park We of Women Vote" on the afternoon of loudly. April 7 for a Silver Ten, served under the Ala-pica of the lane board and the Finance committee. Clyde Tomb-ugh, 24-year-old Btu. dent of utronomy, holding . position at Lowell observatory, It Plntmtae, Ariz., we: the first penal: to no the new trnnrNeptunio pllnet, recently discovered. Re found the new world u 1 black speck on one of MI photo- graphic plates. Mr. Tomb-ugh In a cousin of John L. Ind Paul L. Udell and their tsitrter, Mm. Welter Cope, ell of Highlnnd Park. "Miver Tea" Apr. 7 at “The Meadows" Man Who Discovered Planet Is Cousin of Highland Park Family But we is not to tell yo' ell de big new: {out thine, - Min Margaret Carlisle, who we named in the Ziegfeld production of “Showboet” is Irwin to' to be with us on Friday nittht,--en boys ef you ell don't know hit, we in lending yo’ all I picture fo' to look " of Min Carlisle her- self. She em Jets' mlmtolioul. det'e ell dey em to hit'. Oh oh, en' linen to diur yere,-0n Setiddey lollowu' de big rumpue. de. big orchestra' fum de Ginnl Puckeon is (wine fo' to play down on de levee while you all shaken de don. You kin meet up with the gale tum de thowboet and do tie new levee drag or de Kentucky crawl, or mebhe eomepin eelthetlc 1tk de bleak hotom. bonded to the Gum The men-semen of the big Ravinia Showboet ein't spa-ed no elort to mek this here Revinie pitrorm.ttce one big wow fum Mart to ihtitth, en brothers, dish Pere show does move. It an londed to the portraits with (Continued on page 88) into ol' Raviniu fo' de big frlcu on March 28th pnd 29th in de Ruini- Auditorium', Dish yen bunch ob troupe" is jen' Ink I galaxy ob colu waitin' to" de nutter": gun in de Kaintucky Derby.' M-m-m- mm is dey kittenish! Jumpin' sidewuya. en doin' all kinds of phoney steps Alon; deck' But we is got to new: inst thing, . (inrliulc. who wuz Ziegfeld production Irwin fo' to be w nittht,--en boys of ', hit, we in lending During the mum of the who contest prim will In and“ through the cont-tony of the Cantu! Inn, Fell'l, Gmett'l. Highland Purl: Pharmacy. Gull'I Pharmacy. Int- lund'u Plum-4:1, 'fei.rttott Hud- Iure company. and Art Olson. All of Damn-Shield- band at unni will be plant. It in "toeud The pron“: for the evening will can“: of pluyiu old am. un- der the direction of Harry E. Belle and entertainment by Mr. and“ Gunn of Winneth. ' D. S. Bqnd Alumni to Convene Tonight Tonight at 7:30. the Dark“- Shields high school had chi-Ill Um hold their itrrt reunion in the high lchtnl bind room. For mutant supervinon, A. W. Vereoe Ind Paul L. Udell. For annular-Muti- [Hamish]. For coin: eterk--Albeet Lumen. For consume (to till vunncy) - Stmuel ghnwerott, Friends of Geno N1mieri, who is a candidate for constable. but came ttuttoouutogethuttamertttthe ballot, no planning to mm his name in and he In akin; that all who (not his culdiduy for this one: wlll do no. But 9tte ticket he: eartdid.t...itt the fieid, the (‘itiune ticket, Ind hence no opposition is expected It the election. The China:- ticket cun- didnm are: Attention in again called to the un- nuli township election to be held In Derfield town-hip Tum-y April 1. Township Election to Be Held on April In Mr. John Sewn. who was so auc- ceuful in creating OM producing the Chic-go Bower allows for the Int three yours, and to whom the tur. den Club of America award“ the 1929 gold medal, will personally au- pervise and pin" the ”ruminant. Maerti6eent and spectacular {eut- urea have been made poo-ibis this your. due to the [randy immud ex- hibition mice. A ceiling hell“ of 100 feet o4tera may Militia foe unusual display. There will be model gardens. cumplek in every detail, nnturnlistic setting! with 'mterfatis, (Continued on Page 89) Nothing will be left Mom to nuke the Cantu] sum Garden and Flower Show, held at the Chicago Stadium April 6 to 13, the world’- ‘mmt garden show. MANY FINE GARDEN DISPLAYS AT SHOW Numerm Nouble Features at Central sum Exhibit at Stadiu- Nun-a 4