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Thursday, June 19, 1930 ROTARIANS PLAN FOR INTERNATIONAL MEET organizations in Japan; and Ad. miral Mark Kerr, noted British naval, military and air force officer and au- thor, Sir Henry will discuss the influence of industry and commerce on inter- national goodwill. Prince Tokugawa will speak on "national aspirations," and their effect upon international re. lations. Admiral Kerr has for " topic "the inter-dependence "d na- tions." Message from Founder The annual message from the founder of Rotary, Paul P. Harris, Chicago lawyer, will be one of the two summaries of Rotary’s remark- able growth in the past quarter cen- tury. _ The record of Rotary's achieve- ments and a glimpse of its future pos- sibilities will be described by Harry H. Rogers, Tulsa, Oklahoma, banker. who was president of Rotary Inter- national in _1926-27. He ‘prcaided over the Rotary Convention at thw tend, Belgium, the first Rotary Con. vention on the continent of Europe, which was opened by an address of welcome by Albert, King of the Bel, gians. Afternon Assemblies The program of formal addresses each morning will be followed by aft- ernoon assemblies where informal dis- cussions will be the rule. These ag- semblies start rm Tuesday with a ser- ies of 100 meetings, each one for Ro- tarians of the some occupation. All the Rotarians engaged in some branch of the woolen industry, from the sheep raiser to the retail clothing merchant, will meet for the discussion of the interrelated problems of the industry. A conference on business practices, which will bring together five Retar- ians from each country, to discuss the mechanics of international com. meree, is expected to be one of the most fruitful meetings of the con- vention. . Community Service The principal topic of Wednesday is "eommunity service," and the pro- gram of the plenary session will be devoted in large part to a "commun- ity service clinic" for reports from different parts of the world on activi- ties familiar to almost all communi- ties, such as Community Chest Funds, Crippled Children Work, and boy and girl life surveys. In the afternoon, the group assemblies will discuss in- formally the same type of commun- ity betterment programs. Thursday and Friday are devoted almost entirely to international ser- vice topics. The assemblies on Thurs- day afternoon will discuss the most Suits Cleaned and Pressed Plain Dresses _F____ e .P. _ ttT Hats Cleaned and Blocked We call end deliver PHONE HIGHLAND PARK 103 (Continued from pug. 4) CENTRAL CLEANERS ‘390 Central Avenue $1.00 _ 1.50 .75 Residents of Milwaukee, Racine, Kenosha, Waukegan and other north shore communities planning on " tending the Military Tournament and Exposition to be held in Soldiers Field, Chicago, June 21-29, will be offered a special rate of fare and o half for the round trip over the North Shore Line, it was announced today by R. S. Amis, general passen- ger agent. This special rate is effective from suitable ways' for the cultivation of personal conucts between Rot-rims of different countries and the beat way to develop the international view- point. Special Rate olL,N. S. Line for Military Show June 21 to June 29 inclusive on any North Shore Line train in regular service. On the return trip tickets will be honored on regular trains up to and including June 30. The min. imum excursion fare for the round trio will be $2. with half-fare for service. on the will be honored 1 to and including imum excursion trip will be $2, children. STATE or' ILLINOIS COUNTY OF LAKE, an. IN THE COUNTY COURT OF LAKE COUNTY. CI'IY or' HIGHLAND PARK. a mum HOWARD W. HUBER. MAI'DE M. PUROY, EARL PURDY, ARTHUR C, PURDY. WIL- LIAM PEARL. BERTHA PEARL. FRANK P. HAWKINS. MARTIN RINGDAHU, ANNA RINGDAHI.. FRED A. TUCKER. TILLIE M, TUCKER, P. EWING. doing husinmm any Huber -Eletris I?xs.Ri, y,. CHARLES LARSON duan business u NORTH SHORE RADIO RIIOI' and EDNA WEST, um! "All Whom " May cuneern." IN THE MATTER OF' THE prm'rtoN OF THF, CITY OF' HIGHLAND PARK. LAKE COUNTY. ILLINOIS. TO ASCERTAIN THE JUST COMPENSATION TO BE MADE FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TO BE TAKEN OR DAMAGED AND TO LEVY A SPECIAL ASSESSMENT TO PAY THE COST OF' A LOCAL IMPROVEMENT CONSISTING or' THE ACQUIRING AND CLEARING or' A RIGHT-OF-WAY AND EASEMENT FOR A PUBLIC STREET AND riiihtNAftpqtERUPE..rt.C1W.r.S5 CONDFMNATION NOTICE. It brink Ihown hy the and-wit of nwner- ship on for. in this num- lnd the report of the Cotnrnurdottertt filed in the om" of the Clerk of this Court that Howard W. Huh". Maude M. Purdy. Earl Purdy. Arthur C. Purdy. Willi-m Purl. Berth. Pearl. Frlnk P. Huwklnu. Martin Rinvd-hl. Anne Rina- dlhl, Fred A. Tucker. Tillie-M. 'ruvker,'whol are the owner» " record of the property to be taken or demand in the ehnve entitled mutt". P. Ewing, vluinn bwrittro u Huber Electric Cm, R. M. Schneider. Mn. K. C. Gor. don. B. K, Martin Ind J. Torlemm. doing bwim-u In North Share Decurltinn Service. Young Men's Club, I comm-tum. R. L. Saul. doing buuinm In Saul Hutin: Comp-my. s. Brown, Willi-m Moore, Cherie. [Arum doing mine" In North Shore Radio Show Ind Ednl West who are the onupenu nf the premises to he taken or tit-muted in Mid lbnrl- entitled -. are made defend-nu herein, and it further nape-ring thet there Ire cert-in other Deanna made deirndlma under the title of "All Whom It In] Con. cern." end this chart by order duly entered herein having directed that notice be river: tn the nid defend-nu and to the aid "All Whom " May Concern." notice in hereby given to Ill per-mm: And 933th eye. in the report and unnament roll ot the Commu. Iioneru Ind‘ to the defend-nu drawn-led It "All Whom " Mu Concern" that the City or Hkhlmd P-rk. n municipnl eorporntlon here tofore. tn-wit. on the 2Ut a" of lurch. A.D. 1930 Med In petition In the 00!)an of Luke County Illinois, undrr the I title Ind docket number. praying tor the with mrntoftheiuat communion!» he nude (or SCHNEIDER. MRS. E. C. GORDON, B. K. MARTIN and J. ’I‘ORGERSON, doinu busi- nm In North shore Decurutinn Service.- YOUNG MEN'S CLUB, I curpornlon. R. L. SAUL. ulninu hunk“!!! an: Saul "ruins! Company, s, BROWN, WILLIAM MOORE Company 219. HIGHLAND PARK, LAKE COUNTY, ILLINOIS. AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF' A REINFORCED CONCRETE PAVE- MENT. CONCRETE SEPARATE CUR" AND THE NECESSARY DRAINAGE IN THE SAID PROPOSED STREET TO BE CONgTRUtyrKD m SHERIPAN ROAD, CENTRAL AVENUE. LAURIE ' AVENUE, ST. JOHNS AVENUE. AND IN THE EASEMENTS AND RttgHTsA2FuWAY TO BE ACQUIRED. .1 HIGHLAND PARK SPECIAL ASSESSMENT " M5 THE PRESS kip-l private property to I Inc-l Imsrrovfrnettt qulrinn Ind c way and mom. drain-m- lhervgog it riahu.M-wuy to be unuln-d. billed improvement, And what p Melted thereby Ind the an bettetit, nit ll ordered and 9qu entitled then-upon u Court uxuim "All Whom the Court H, the amid Co "u Ordinance on Indr (a "tetre raw (Tr Latin, lllld Flrk. ntill Th City 1lle line, In! Hikhutttet Pnre." Tturt purl at City of "luhlnn All 'vetttettt durum Iitr purl of trurhun, mt at th, o “mum During the months of JULY and AUGUST We will be CLOSED each SATURDAY at 12 O'clock tey Get your orders in early for Saturday w Tel. No. 465 y. Illinuin, and the I d (mum pavement nnd the norm-w d f “it! Ian t, helm: I-nlrll Avenue, thy I north-trr1y tin point of int-[Inning tatt g, Block 'M. the all that the ' lncluclh in the I oo, luv Fit-rind“ of lake County rettl "tttttovert iii; detend. The NORTH SHORE TUTORING SCHOOL to be takrn or damned for a tent eottrbtitttt of the u- cIe-rinl of HIM-ol- [Aurel the a ELEMENTARY - COLLEGE PREP - RENEDIAL ROMANCE LANGUAGES . the " rmtuired, in" the li M (tin wand and vnwided for II City ot Kurhtand l‘ HIM 2119 Fmsrt Park Avenue - "it! Telrpho"r Highland Prtrk and urn Sheri-inn TO Mr. R. C. Plait - Minn land (iv-Will": Che ded the with John Gourley & Company Edward Hines Lumber Co. " .ublt titk Drivin- by (hi City a ANNOUNCEMENT inllke In the ted in tmer. tranrmitted 'rlv than I unlit-l with Lot l, 113.01 re mummi- mmlhu-nu-rll morhirur deliveries I H It!!! mini hm Oriuinnl follows : Cm Mt? Elm Place "w ruth. Badman: " hum of line cl a.” [at It with ml " mrutin. “In In all Mack northeast com" cl " m It utterly “on: the - line 20.116 for! to Ibo an“: ' tart It; than" ws.terir nlm erly line ot lgunLAyt-nu: tr. sly “on: the Id.“ met to 1 Karly "no urerlg " BOWEN Allurnr’ trth, with That 'rly do»! I .traltrht point In the ”when“: no." tset w-mly n othematerV Ine lt 9-K 'm-y Tit/fd I-nmhm City" "kid-ml Park ll itthland Park Mulw HCHI in” r no“ - kl M ACN El nth Tel. No. I“ LEW Ir M "EN "" Rim atatrd lake