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August Jacobson Dies at Home in Highwood M uni last Saturday morning " ten 'luck. He had been u resident of [Maud 50m:- 33 ynrs. Me was rn in Oland. Sweden the seventh of nil 1M9. Me was n sailor for many Emulsion shop Open Tue.1 Thursday am! Saturday Kvettirnts 130 High mm, High- CHICAGOAN H UNDREDS of new Chicagoan Suits have arrived for this week. Those very, very stylish lighttweeds that the young fellows like. Hard finished worsteds that the busy business man prefers. Amrthe Topcoatsl-you simply can't tell them apart from the $50 ones. You’ve never seen such selec- tions, such values, such smart looking clothes at $35 and $40. These "Chicaeoans" Assure the Most for Your Money, Too: "Chic-gonn" Shot? Inn-l nun-Qua In" "on“ mndhl-nhuuu T . . . “Chicagoan" shirt, t2ieztiiu1e.ttrtti" "-..-.-" . . . These " Chicagoans” ,Htri.i'Kirio HENRY C. LYTTQN , 'i3tycg, Chin-3n": on" u DACIIOI nun"! Inca-noun an. not-ml: Suitshnd Topcoats pa 75:1 e Most Popular Clothes ~76e Smartest Clothes _ and the Greatest Clothes Values Ever Offered at “y drew d Mitrhwood, together will other clone relttt"tves and a host of friend, mourn his death. He was a member of the Zion Lutheran church, having served the $35m$40 ruuamqmsua-uurm i. visiting strange shores Indi congregation as deacon, trustee and Lries. In 1872 he came to Amer-1 Sunday school superintendent and in o make his home and in 1877 he: the later years has served as sexton married to Eva Fridolph who of the church. He was buried from u twelve yew; one passed away. the church Tuesday afternoon and the n William Harry, a brother An- interment took place at Memorial " Ilighwood. together withd Park cemetery. At. his death he was close relatives and a host of ‘ 81 years and five days. He was loved die mourn his death. by all whom he came in contact for r was a member of the Zion his kindness, cheerfulness and help- ernn church. havinl served thel,tuinemc---Contributed, "Chhutgottn" Sharp Ilau much-vi. an. n In" S mailman-alum . . . “Chicagoan" Hag! Thyhnodllhjnkolmnm- N malImIMm,..... i THE PRESS "Chicagoan" Hey A In. uni-"aim nah-k m "rar" I“. dun-m . . 15;...“ J.- c-m m at ' thalamAIII-dlnbud . "Oticatoan" Neuter Erdmlvm Shop CHURCH AND OINNG'I'ON 59: Sol Strauss, manager of the Aleyon theatre, Highland Park, has reason to be proud of the honor awarded his' theatre this week by the Exhibitors Herald-World, national organ of mo- tion picture exhibitors, published in Chicago, in. that this theatre is one of three in the Chicago region to win the Award of Merit plaque for fine reproduction of talking pictures. This award is given to theatres which are recommended for it by a competent committee éomposed of leading Motion picture critics in 32 key cities and towns of the country, according to an ttrtrtouneemet in the Herald-World, which says that the of. fer of this award is the first concrete rocognition of the effort of theatre mm to improve reproduction. . A picture of the plaque, which is on exhibition in the Alcyon, accompanies this report of the award. Naturally Mr. Strauss and his assistants are much elated by the award. The two other theatres receiving the award in the Chicago district we both in Chicago, he states. The Alcyon theatre is provided with the Western Electric equipment for there production of motion pie- tures, which, Mr. Strauss says, is re- garded as one of the finest systems "955. The bright hosts have corite,-2ttus birds are here, and spring is trip- pine over the burderlandl One of the reliable heralds of the season, re- gardless of weather, is the spring vacation of the public. schools, which this your will extend from Friday, April Ix to Tuesday, April 29, there being no school sesisons on Monday, April 28, in order to permit the teachers to attend the meeting of the Lake Shore division of the Illinois State Teachers' association, to be held at Cicero on that date. Seasonable Notes _ From Lincoln School At the annual school election held Saturday, April 12, the voters in DU.. trict 108 elected Mr. Carlton M. Vail as president of the Board of Educa- tion fur the coming year; and My" Margaret W. Rieser and Mr. Joseph B. Garnett to serve as members of the board fur a, term of three years. The other members whose terms did not expire this year are Mr. D. M. Blair, ier, Mr. George W. Carr, Miss Ruth Ewing and Mrs. Ttimoas H. Sheridan. There are four schools in District No, 10ti---Lineoln, Ravinia, Brleside and West Ridge. These all show I Heady growth especially noticeable in the south end of the district where, notwithstanding the exodus of 60 chil- dren from the Ravinia school now en- rolled in the new Braeside school since its opening last September, the Ravinia school, already shows on in- crease of ftve-pupils over the total enrollment of a year ago, amounting In 348 children up to date. The first four grades have been provided in the Braeslde school this your. and plans are alreidy made to further relieve the Ravinia school next year, by opening an additional room for fifth and sixth grade: It Braeside school. r this purpose known in the busi- Award Of Merit Thursday, April 17, 1930