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True they are much discussed and might be said to be outstanding proâ€" ductions, but they have. no especial value for the young and impressionâ€" able, and should be restricted more or less to mature audiences. The manâ€" agement has the interests of children at heart in his plans for the Saturâ€" day= matinee, and is providing. an "Our Gang" comedy, an animated. carâ€" toon, as well as the usual serial, and there is a Laurel and Hardy comâ€" edy listed for next week. Briefly, here are the comments on coming pictures? "Caught .. Short," a â€" farceâ€"comedy dealing with the rise and fall of the stock market as it affects two boardâ€" ing house keepers. Marie Dressler‘s inimitable acting is hilariously and The pictures listed for the coming week by some freak ofâ€"chance, which is unfortunatcly univoidable, have litâ€" tle appeal to those who are seeking the highest standard in movies. Stateaid will be <asked by the north shore towns in promoting the traffic relief program. Expressions favoring the project are said to have been obtained from highway officials. A portion of the gasoline tax money will be asked to aid in promoting the new arterial highway, which it is hoped will be ready for traffic within two years. D. A. R. Better Film Committee Reviews * * Current Movie Plays DISCUSSES ROUTE 42 CHANGES NORTHWARD Thursday, July 24, 1930 From Laure!l avenue the route would be north along First street to the intersection with Green Bay road and _ Vine avenue, thence north through Highwood, past military reâ€" servation at Fort Sheridan to Lake Forest, paralleling the North Westâ€" ern railroad on Western avenue to a point north of the business district. Widen Highway Widening of Green Bay road in Highland Park from _ Northmoor Country club north to Central avâ€" enue is also planned within the next few years. This step will be taken as part of the McCormick road exâ€" tension ‘program. y Green Bay road has been widened a width of 40 feet from the Lake county line north to the Northmoor club, where it meets the old paveâ€" ments installed over 12 years ago. From there automobiles could either pass under a viaduct back to Sheridan road or continue north to Waukegan on Green Bay road by deâ€" touring four blocks to the: west. (ireen Bay road is now a 36â€"foot highway from Lake Bluff north to theâ€" state line. Extend Road The only new construction required by this plan would be extension of Green Bay roadâ€" from Washington avenue, Highwood, past Fort Sheriâ€" dan to the intersection with Western avenue in Lake Forest. The existing pavement in Highwood _ should be videned to 36 feet also, according to highway engineers. road at Laurel avenue, Highland Park. (Continued from page 6) sible snid improvem seeding, c removal « dition to Ravinia In. Re the ludicrously. funny. Amusing and harmless, but of little interest to chilâ€" dren. "Young Man of Manhatton," with Claudette Colbert and Charles Rugâ€" gles. Newspaper story glorifying the "gay life" with young married pair agreeing to be "broadntinded" about each other‘s conduct. Good work by the principals camnot redeem the mess. Adults. "The Divorcee," Norma Shearer‘s excellent acting seems wasted on a theme which deals with life presented ts a continuous party, dotted with marriage and divorce, with jazz and booze as the only resource when trou« ble comes. Pretentious production but un wholesome. OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF THE HIGHLAND PARK EAST PARK DISTRICT, HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS, Senled bids will be received by the Board of Local Improvements of the Board of Comâ€" missloners of the Highland Park East Park District for the following buildings and imâ€" provements upon‘ the property nequired and to be acquired under| Highland Park East Park Distriet Docket No. 7: First, a two«story frame house, locuted 11. Block 1, Ravinia Highlands, Said bids nre returnable to this office on ith day of August A. D. 1930 at 5:45 p.m. The proposuls for the swle of both improve» ments und the vremovals thereof shall be meâ€" compunied by certified check of ten per cent of the amount of the bid. Bids will be reecived on one or both of the listed buildings. . Said buildins shall be reâ€" moved within thirty days of this advertising notice or such further time as the Secretary of this. Board shall direct and such removal shall be ut the entire expense of the bidder and the Board reserves the right to mccept or reject the said proposal« in toto or as to that that "Rough Romance," a good picture for a hot day, a movietone drama of the snowlands. July f the nid E. A. Meyer Construction he snid date, July 21st, A. D. Said bid for the work is ns f 1. Removal . of all obstructions eluding . foundation â€" walls NOTICE OF AWARDING C NOTICE is hereby given to a rested, that bids for the furr bor, tools und materials nece iprovement of park property the dre seeded aren ; comnlete at One Dolâ€" lar Seventyâ€"five Cents ($1.75) per pound s 4000 square feet of walks five (5) feet in width mnd six (6) inches thick, . constructed . of : limestone sercenings, . well _ watered . and bc:;e-l in place; including all Illinois eject the said proposals in toto or as to â€"_or »cither. of said improvements, . and for the purpose of providing for u conâ€" t for. the work under said proceeding, the removal of said buildings be «epur« and sesresuted from the balunce of the k to be performed under other contracts e ndvertised thereunder, id bids shall be upon forms provided by Seeretary of the Board. vement of park property by grading, w, constructing drives, walks and drains, wl of cbstructions in Block 1, First Adâ€" _to Ravinia+Highlands and in Block 1, in Highlands, located in Sections 25 16, ‘Township 43 North, Range 12 East « 3rdâ€"Principal Meridian in Lake Counâ€" linois, were opened on the 21st day of A. D. 1930, und the E. A. Meyer Cort« ion Company, being the lowest re«ponâ€" bidder, the contract was awarded to the F. A. Meyer Construction Company, on id date, July 21st, A. D. 1930. 1 bid for the work is as follows : th of one (1) foot below the face of the sground, weeding I raking the nrea to be plough» wnd removal of all rubbish refrom, complete at Two Hunâ€" l Dollars no Cents ($200.00) $ moval ‘of all existing buildings I struetures nbove the foundrâ€" n walls, from the site of the u frame garage, locate 1, Ravinia Highlands, uwre returnuble to thi August A. D. 1930 at suls for the sale of bot Hourd of Loeal Improvements of the Mighland Park East Park District. * 21 OF AWARDING CONTRACT certified check of ten per cent of the bid. reevived on one or both of the . Said buildinks shall be reâ€" Bl EVERETT L. MILLARD M. J. HARDACRE, C. H. WITT, Ravi to all persons in« furnishing of all necessary for the to H THE PRESS â€" Jocated whiands. 1,260.00 1,050.00 200.00 0,00 4250 square yards of concrete pavement, seven (7) inches thick overall, . reinforeed with electric welded steel wire fabric having both transverse and longitudinal members made of gauge No. 6 wire, . with oneâ€"half (%) inch transverse expansion joints spme» ed thirty (30) feet mpart, with tranezoidal or Vâ€"shuped longitudâ€" inal joint. The eoncrete composed by volume of one (1) part Port» lund cement, two (2) parts sand, and three and oneâ€"half (8%) pars gravel or erushed . stone, mixed with sufficient water; inâ€" eluding . expansion . joint« . where said pavement joins existing conâ€" erete pavement and end plank whore suid pavement‘ meets dirt roads ; including a surface cout of tarvia or its equal, using oneâ€"hulf (%) gallon to. each -qhunn yard, und oneâ€"half (%) inch Inyer of eleaned gravel rolled in place, and including euring by two (2) pounds of ealleium chloride per square yard of pavement, and inâ€" cluding . backfilling between the back of the integral curb and the westerly rightâ€"ofâ€"way line of the Chicago & Northwestern Ry. Co., with .erushed stone, and along alley edges of the prvement, with eurth, _ constructed . complete at two Dollars Fifty Cents ($2.50) per square yard 445 lineal feet of integral curb, twelve (12) inches wide at the top, three (8) inches high above the surfnce of the pavement; the exposed face of said eurb shall be rounded at the top mlong & curved line having m radius of twelve (12) inches, and at the bottom along m line having m radius of thirtyâ€"eight (88) inckes, The con crete to be composed by volume of one (1) purt Portland cement two (2) purts sand, und three and uneâ€"half (3%;) parts gravel or crushed stone, except that the exâ€" posed surface to a depth of one» hulf (%) inch shall be of mortar composed by volume of one (1) part Portland cement and two (2) parts sand, both mortar and conâ€" crete mixed with sufficient wator, Said curb shall be provided with oneâ€"half _ (%) . inch . expansion joints continuous with the expanâ€" sion joint in the pavement, and cured as described for the pave» ment ; constructed complete at No Dollars Forty Cents (80.40) per linen} foot excavating and removal of all surplus excavated materials â€" and rubbish, ~and including live sod whoulders one (1) foot in width, on each side of said walks ; comâ€" plete at No Dollars Twelve Cents (80.12) per square foot 383 lineal feet of eight (®) inch tile pipe drain with open joints, luid nt un average depth of four (4) feet; including all trench» ing, shoring, bracing, pumping, backfilling with earth, thoroughly flushed and compmeted, connection to existing storm sewer in Burton Avenue, and removal of all sur. plus excavated . materials, . laid complete at No Dollars Seventyâ€" five Cents ($0.75) per lineal foot 870 lineal feet of six (6) inch tile pipe drain, with open joints, lnid at an average depthof three (8) feet: including all trenching, shoring, bracing, pumping, back» filling . with . earth, thoroughly flushed und compueted, connection to the herein . provided drain, and removal of all exervated materimis, laid c ut No Dollars Sixty Cents per lineal foot 510 lineal feet of four ( tile pipe drain, with open Inid at an average depth « (8) feet, including all injt. whoring, bracing, pt 4 cutchbasins constructed of olithic concrete or concrete t injz. whoring, | bracing bnekflling with earth. flushed and compmeted to the herein pi druin, and removal excuvated materinls, at No Dollars Fifty per lineal foot 1180 lineal feet of integral curb expansion joints spac« (80) feet mpart, with or Vâ€"shuped Jongitud« The concrete composed of one {1) part Port» nches (6°67), inxide (4)° feet, Conerete volume of one (1) | cement, two (2) ind four (4) purts iwhed stone. mixed provided i1 of all Is, Inid i ty Cents pumping, horoughly onnection d â€" storm 1 surplus complete s ($0.50) n joints. of three trench» storm surplus omplete (80,60) blocks inches 480.00 287.25 178.00 00.00 PDATCC PP PRUMTT ns‘ will be received for the construction of the improvemente to Lot 1 uazt the .uurLu feet thereof) Block 50 in Mighland Park, Lake County, lilinois, as a whole, in mccordance with the ordinance therefor, Mflbldlwfllbrnedndb"wlufld Locul Improvements of the Mighiand Park East Paurk District mt its offices in the City Mall in Highland Park, Lake County, Illinois, until 5:45 bm on the 4th day of Ausust 1980 at wh time and place they will be * Speonertiom Te Sfam will be pec n furnished bidders mt the m Board of Local Improvements in the Park Board offices in the City Hall of said City. ‘The contractor will be r“ in cash. ‘The successful bidder for the construction of said improvement will be required to enter into a bond in a sum equal to the amount of his or their bid, with sureties to be apâ€" md by the President of the Board of 1 Improvements when entering into the eontract for the construction of suid im« provement. _ CH% C hss ° All propos@ls or bids must be sccompanied 4 hus Bawd i Tacet Imarevanrints of (the wcnl Highland Park East hrim a sum of not less than ten (IO}ntm!dfiou- gregate of waid proposal, .. . _| Said proposal or bids must be accompmnied n,.muwunbhummm of the Bourd of Loca! Improvements of the Highland Park East Park District for a sum of not less than ten (10) per cent of the uggregate of maid proposal. _ C Said provosal must be delivered to the President of the Board of Loca! Improvements in open session of maid Board mt the time und place fixed herein for the opening of the anme. The owners of a majority of the praperil! mszessed for said improvement, wherein said work is to be done, may, within ten days of the date hercof, elect to take said work and enter into written contract, to do said work at ten per centum . les than the price at which the same hes been awarded, .. lund Park owned or sontralled by Mm ©F TT whall be guilty of maintaining a nulsrnce, and whall be subject to m fine of not less than five dollars ($5,00) nor more than twentyâ€"five dollars (825.00) for ewch offense, and m like fine for each week such person shal continue to keep, suffer, bermit or maintain such nutâ€" ance after the first conviction." 21 No proposa! or bid will be considered un less mecompanied by check herein provided. ‘The Board of Local Improvements reserves the right to reject or all bids if they aâ€"nut«m::(w.u. EVERETT L. MILLARD. President, _ SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NO. $ BoaRD OF LOCAL I I=PIOVIHIN“ HIGHLAND PARK EAST PARK DI8TRICT NOTICE I8 HEREBY GIVEN that bids "Public attontion is hrnhr‘ ewnod / ordinunce of the City of Wighland Park declures thistles, burdock aud other i weeds . public nulsances, . ‘The people city are urged to coomenate in erad this nuisunce from the city, Such metic he a particular benefit to «ut :ers fro fever, â€" ‘The ordinance is as follows; "1211, _ Weeds, Eac.. â€"Nuisance _ P 8. 6. Cockle burrs, thistles, burdock lettuce and other declured a nukan POTAL AMOUNT OF BID wix (6) inches wide mt the top, three (8) inches high above the surface of the pavement; the ex« posed face :.ull curb shall be rounded mt w a curve ed line having a of twelve (12) inches, and mt the bottom mlong a line having a radius of thirtyâ€"eight (88) inches. The conâ€" crete to be composed by volume of one (1) part Portland cement two (2) parts sand, and three and oneâ€"half (3%) parts sravel or erushed stone, except that the exposed surface to a depth of one» half (%4) inch shall be of mortar composed by volume of one (1) part Portiand cement and two (2) parts sand: both mortar and concrete mixed with aufficient waâ€" ter. Said curb shall he provided with oneâ€"half (%,) inch expansion joints in the pavement, and eured us deseribed for the pavement, constructed ms:» wt_ No Dolâ€" lars Thirty»five ts ($0.85) per lineal foot 1000 cuble yards of excavation for the concrete prvement, inâ€" eluding . preparing the | subgrade and removal of all surplus excnâ€" vated materials, complete nt N‘ > Dollars lwmr?‘n Cents (80.75) DOF CUDI€ YBPO . ...ss»mmmmmpens NOTICE OF LETTING CONTRACT ed w nulsance and whoever shall # rmit such mm‘or.hd."g upon -n:Jnmhn in the City of Park ow or controlled by him or be guilty of maintaining a nulsance, he wublect to m #ne of not dess / EVERETT L. MILL/ M. J. HARDACRE, C. M. WITT. Bourd of Local Improvem the Highland Park East District. PUBLIC NOTICE Board of Local Improvements of the Highland Park Rast Park District. 21â€"22 M. J. HARDACRE C. H. WITT m . in ."'.Y- enlled to the ‘ity of Mithland Park which burdock aud other noxoius ""o«.h of the e nn“‘-‘hr Such metion will > ors from hn [t MTULARD by suffer Miigh 37