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i+ i\ .« | J RATES: mm for five lines o less if paid on of before insertion; * following publication. 10 cents for each lze; %ND ADS: (_| _ for be{ou insertion; $1.00 if not by Sa y following | publicati COTTAGE,‘ north weods, Minceâ€" > Wis., ©accommodates 9 500 es m e ols ... Houses for Rent OFFICEâ€"Up to date, in our bank building, ICE BOX, medium sized, in excellent conâ€" ‘i&z‘“:lholum:“:m in condition, a t a 40 N. First at. or Tel H. P. 410, â€"Aillf MATED PIGEONS. Tel. Highland Park s Mauny other samples of fine stationery END TABLES, pair of e ?u a:?r $50. Wd‘:od fi.s.u.' Pl- ‘office. * $ A17â€"19pd ;~â€"â€" D eamani d â€"3'1" NCE v-’â€"l-'E STATE BANK Bs2Hf FOR SALEâ€" FACIAL CHAIRâ€"Whit half price, Address &m NIOLINâ€"Magini, |fine â€"| Phone 557 P. 535. * A Sit# Bressin Anno 1600 ; will sacrifice. Address Vâ€"R Press office _ . | DT CEMETERY LOTSâ€"A bargain if taken at A 4. * metal construction. Call at ;lmc:'lfl." Avenue (in the rear). Al2â€"tf 124 8. First St. | Phone H. P. 583 Have Your onern; 8. 2â€"grave, a 4grave. and a 6â€"grave eemetery lot in beautiful Northshore Garâ€" den of Memories. Tel. H. P. 4260 for inâ€" PAGE EIGHT Y N boee n â€" ~ Sectanide 200 single sheets, 100 envelopes _ ~DIPLOMA Mounted and Framed HJGHLAND PARK PRESS Tel. H. P. 567 > Tel. H. P. 3157 ANTIQUES IREPAIR SHOP For Sale . 6 pm. â€" ° A 1012 s ies AlSâ€"17 Allâ€"18pd 2008 referencm . or. smeageqys t 9t anfomork Caermenter §o9 °4 ANTâ€"AD §ROOM APARTMENT!|and tile bath; one MPETENT |GIRL for genetal housework. ?2“ E. Park! ave. . | iz FiT EVERAL CO E GRADUATES to sell | North Shore residents a new, attractive TO ACCOMPANY PARTY I Intondcacmii n d â€" W 1 P. B. i {m.u Bldg. M‘m |â€" â€" ‘mas Apartments for Rent |__for short ior indefinite periods. _ miodern 6â€"room house, newâ€" ?‘“bm in Huvinia: urice.. un« WHITE GIRL, éxperiended in washing and { T900 rBvewer Bldw, Ubizago, Wetweeneid | and 12. | r F i iz | _ Help W [ mag‘sy Gourley apts. Tel H. P. 465. â€" _ Di2tf ituation Wanted aid by Saturday {qnmnifusfi?{fio}i : 10 ce vertisements received after 12 noon _ . Inceday, piated in another seenn.! 1 DO YOU;:WANT TO PAY? ALESMAN to gell Pontiac and Buick cars. North Shore Buick Go., 110 8. First st. Highland Park, T. + * Pirpd READY AUG, 1st â€" $755. subdivision ; $75 per HOW MUCH 'U,;,‘{yAN!T TCO auto ; pay half expenses. ?â€"room‘ steam heated d ; in Kremn & Dato I a P54 0 before insertion; 75 cents if not paid b s.mm‘.fi-f e,. BLIND ADS: 75 cfi?l for five lglu or‘yleu if pai § Howing publication. 10 cents each additional fl:o. or wants to learn. »E17pd B15â€"18pd e John GERMAN POLL AUTOMOBILE DISCOUNT CorP. â€"â€"Available to s AUTO LOA PAIR OF SIL CLEAN, |P y ROOM, with smail family ;\ 2 biks, from North Shore Line; near | Country ‘Club ; will accommodate Id‘s Fair transients. T& H. P. i$17.| Pi & ; :\ within walkin f s high rehuol Bs Plane and dram Tiep | ave. Shown -m ment only. Tél |H. P. 405. Putt VERY LARGE| RDOM, furnished for light h , to lake and transporâ€" tation. (Inquir jFfll Fort Sheridan ave., DRESSM ROOMâ€"Nickly| furnished, suitable «for one ot two; reasonable rent; «close to busi center and tnn‘: portation. 18 S. Second st. Tel. H. P. 3161. (|(||> P15tf. GE ROOM, bedroom and g‘fmufl'&m pl’la Greenbay rd. _ P17â€"19, Bt. Johns avé. , with or / wi t dnontq Es Tel. H.|P. 5867 FURNISHED | L ib EXPERT able for eg of .C'ue:l? REMOD io 9ye+" i ipan peboraprtinni2c2ccan4 S s SMC it c VA HOME: CLOSE TO BUS 8 ON P _ TRANSPORTATION ; RENT REAYONABLE 219 N. SECOND DRIVING TO COLORADO;:; want gentleâ€" XPERT FY WORK at ide kok + es ho whot e bidg,, MARYS3 BEAUTY SHOF. ;0.' %lfinln ht call H. r...aa.“mm dried 5. mt ’Wm’ 16 -mx- theial" 10¢) fodkrow arch $6or sealy etan ments. etc. °C )/ |_ ©.90_~. . ... ~HHiegr EMOD mm-nwmt"tfi *, ing out youpr and wetting eatimata rotmmnntmmem no charge Up to . Tel, s sB % = & Mop M with diramond setting, inoreh ud io ie ave. |~|) * Cw m locks evuliwert of vige are. AUHLADN. it opy P -‘ j [PLOYMENT AGENCY | || 2s in mebland Park, 212 Wode fam 597 |GLENVIEW AVE,~ / || sthool; sewer land water paid in full; H, P.) 4194 after 6 p.m. PHMt OTICE â€" ight housekeeping ; newly ng ; new D':tl. Call Miss Shwn:a' | :_P16â€"18pd hecleonrmmciniinrramieti in cma ommc mmdoael GHT HOUSEKEEPING ve as kitchenette; suit 4 McGovern st., corner hort block from business P. 1621. pim Iâ€"corner _ Central and Clean, cool, @iry rooms, : please notify M. R. . 8179, , light buif, bearing MMED GLASSES in . in Highland Park r tel H. P. 1855. Mi7 pany and share expense H.S.M., Press office. fi? â€"for 'K." old girl, outâ€" nd Patk ‘preferred; can I1d Aids for Rent | |, AND. PLAIN Phone 557 & at ‘ln,u-‘l.l."d ag | DA | to “W";d, tac ,!at : new!Â¥ | to the |de iu-xg:i ;!u be’(:a gpry;| for (the t suic |‘The | ‘depo Mi7 P1517 P16â€" H1Tâ€"19 THE PRESS PIT P1 of fo his on fahlted, | as well as the holders of those) bonds which have defaulted, to déposit their bonds: uhder_. this agre@ment at this tint o that they can dbtain the benefit of whatever | proc 1;- â€"are taken for the beneâ€" |fit of the maturities which have jalteady @efaulted. In other words, jit is | oj the mutual benefit of all ‘bondHol lers, whether the bonds they ‘hold: fre alreally in default or not, to deposit their bonds under this agtecment now and obtain the beneâ€" fit of |mutual] coâ€"operation. . â€" | *‘Wikthout the deposit of a substanâ€" tial nlajority of all issues, at this tinie, | the committee] cannot proâ€" ceatl : to |take action !and‘ in guch event |the bonds deposited will be: thé!t |real ¢éstate against which it is isâ€" sudd, just as a mortgage would be | forpelogsed. It is also possible to buy | in Ithe property lat. tax sale or to | redeer forfeited property for the pufpoge of protecting the interests of the bondholders and to help them realize) their investment. ; , t{Thgre are over a mifllion dollars wo j h | of Highland . Park special | ass s+ent issues outstanding in the h.s of individuals and instituâ€" tions,"| the commiitted: states. "The | holders are widely scattered. Withâ€" | gut| coâ€"ordination, it was felt that it would ‘be: impossible to: protect the |interests of the bondholders. ‘"The Highland Park State Bank has betn'mmed as depositary. You are/requested to forward your bonds proj pfiy to the ‘depesitary above named |together with coupons atâ€" | thchied, at the same time forwarding ‘to the riepositary the letter (form may) be |secured from the committee) ‘for (the trangmissal of said bonds. ‘The ’debositary will then issue a certificate of deposit in your name. _ "On the last maturity date all but gight out of seventyâ€"three Highland Park issues then ‘outstanding, deâ€" faulted in sotme way. In some cases interiest payments have been kept up biit [there have been principal deâ€"| faults. | However, the . fact that pSi i?fil ,default‘s !advq occurred in ce ‘ SUMMER CAMP a Dfilfitl:lsnesngn. $ Ewnka lovely resâ€" ~| | ts .t enuifol, Whaimts mt hane: turned |to the ownq‘rs} under ‘the ‘ms ofg'the deposit |agreement and U niay suffer a considerable loss . you *ustment. 1.3 c ' t is the hope of the committee _procecd so as mfi.i“" harm any me [owher who is |doing all; he itq meet his obligations and to re; su fo in selves} the city o@ci:ls; ‘and the taxâ€" payers. There are several ways of préceeding to enforce the obligation ofi spécial mesqmerfit ~bonds. It is posgsible to foreclose the lien of a spdcial asesment bond against the | | (Continued from page‘1) â€" . the situation will %om}tinue to become stbadily worse unless some concertâ€" action by the bondholders is takâ€" en}" gtates the committee. .. + ‘Bondholders‘ committees in other eifies | hhve ‘worked to the mutual an, of the bondholders themâ€" 324 Lakeshore, Plants and Flowers ORrD OR CHEVROLET COACKH or 4â€"door n; or what have you? Will y cash for car in good condition. Write 3 0. Box 107, Deerfeld, III. | | .. K17 that it ‘wo_ult;be: to the best »stfi‘_;of the ‘hblders of subseâ€" bénds which have not yet deâ€" isgues, and the tax payments oming in so slowly, clearly %wcmm BORROW umller;“m: B mortgage modern, {j 1»rno£ k and llm-ufin: lot; beau« || tifully loca on the sast side. Address || P.O. Box Highland Park, NJ. Z17â€"19 gar +/ : 8608â€"Winnetka, Highland Park 4 | Z17 NDHOLDERS FORM PROTECTIVE CROUP l/as nts against * “.il..:?%-, a fact e| people are| le to pay ial assess nts> at this â€"1t is â€"also.a fact that many taking adva tfl'ge o‘fi:i, e that no one is protectino etles, 10c up. . Waterlilies, , Roses in 3 fhiex. udn NUremitF on fls ?t Day 'rA:n‘i:"‘.Q m"e fl' B’i:hthnd pui‘ j % wes dn evenings and Sundays. . R16â€"18pd Wanted to Buy suit, or evenh ~of| the IALS and ROCK PLANTS,> 300 FOR ‘rw â€" Housks NCOLN, NEAR FOREST tred brick bdlob...'lt.rvlonl. baths, vapor _1 â€"car 3 lot 67x214 ift. ; $15,000 ; ing Is, Wis. S15â€"17pd The only way man being can pr influence anot him to think foh:i endeavoring to i opinions into his Stephen, T1i6â€"18 conquer self; to be self is, of ‘all _ shameful and vile.â€" 220 i0NOwad LnBgonBiit, and so on in an eternal circle, fls easy to see ‘that there could feve® be any imâ€" | provement among theld, Men must | remain as brutes do, the same at the end that they are a ; this day, and that they were at! ie beginning of the world. To pre?e EO this, God has implanted in man, | ense ‘of amâ€" bition, and a satis! Aotion arising: from the contempl q \of his exâ€" celling his fe"% || something deemed valuable Among them. It is signalizing themselÂ¥es, and that tends to make _ r excites in a man the idea of thik distinction so very pleasant. â€" I8 has been so strong as to make Bty miserable men take comfo ‘&h ht they were supreme in misery} Where we can not distinguish opr Wes by someâ€" thing excellent, ; e th fe complacâ€" ency in some "1 : ‘_ infirmity, folly or defect. * d Burke Ambiti Although imitatio great instruments ; dence in bringing ou its perfection, yetf!i selves up~to imitatic each followed the of that give me a dee; others; for ingufi‘ derstanding and (1 service without _4:&] selfâ€"expression. A comb, + * + l anda entangle. and th@ understanding of other men thoy' bveal; for, the weaknesses and. rllings of my neighbors and the joy lof lending a helping hand; for :7 i own | shortâ€" comings, sorrows (MHd loneliness, yÂ¥ on P & 9 1 1 1 God of common . brotherhood, I give siren songs of tem; and entangle and t of other men they weaknesses and 1 neighbors and the . helping hand; for tion. ship and stumblifg® through dark and pathless glou@Bs of | discour: agement; for thel Rcid blight o; fallure that has bUrhed out of me all thought of efi | | victory . and toughened my \pinews for fiercer battles and gte P triumphs; for mistakes I haÂ¥ve MMsde, and de:a priceless lessong (F" havte learned: from.them; for dig}l q‘onl‘and disâ€" appointment t @ve cl my vision and sput --ui hy desire; for strong appetites 10 passions I.m‘li the power they. g *f when ‘under: pressure and ‘control; fot my imâ€", perfections that giy@ me ‘the kee delight of striving Roward perfecâ€" ’ ‘ A Man‘s| ihksgiving | God of comniong@Bse, I give The thanks for the heah ‘ blows of plx that: drive me (baÂ¥k from perilous ways into luuxo Â¥ with the hz of my being; for §Winging whips 0 hunger and cold, tm |jurge to bitter strivings and ‘lqri¢@egretadinshrdlu strivings and . lo uchiflmnen& for steepness and Â¥Mughness of t way and stau fl tnes . gained by climbing over japgel rocks of hard. What Others Say \The annual lows picnie -}m be held Sunday, 25, at Morton Grove, one h e east of Wauâ€" kegan Road on pster Street. All Odd Fellows, ‘ s and friends jare invited to a l Ad The regul;t" nthly| busines: meeting of thi nan‘s| Christiar Temperance Unio 1 be held Weq nesday, June 29, ,itwo o‘¢lock .& the home of Mrs#Â¥ohn Christman 637 Laurel Avenu@, | [}# | . van â€" 5 d Park, representi ball of ‘W. W.; The legal donunge macher, of High cago. i ul Odd Fellows Hold : | _ | _ Annual Bienic Sunday The annual ) lofi"pificnic !Jill chairman of the d of the Electrical School, Chicago; Howard Huber, of ZimBE@r| and! Huber | of Highland Park; Hénjamin F. i former mayor df Highland Patk; Miss Nellic CarliH of Ravinia, torney of Ch Gacp (Waliter I. Schiff of Highland Park) of Eastman Dilâ€" lon and CompanÂ¥# Chicago; and H. / In addition to Mr. Florsheim, ’iathe: -=~‘,A e as follows: : B. Wy Cooke of Glenéoe, chairman of the| d ‘of the Electrical Q‘- ) Chicago; Howard Huber, of ZimBE@r| and! Huber | of Highland Park; Hénjamin F. j former_ mayor d Figbhnd Patk ; Miss Nellic CarBBH of Ravinia. ‘ organization of @ group for the purâ€" ‘pose of protectiflk the bo + ‘interests, v fi indoubted rially aid in solving the J ‘in ‘the preseht (Wituation, It is the desire and i_‘ erffilon of the commitâ€" tee <to handle tUhis as cheaply, as quickly and j fficiently as ble for the benefit of Ml depositing bond holders; the gon ittee mem as stated before, aÂ¥@ giving their serâ€" arian bvakie MEP â€" BBE | I f vice Think for | I :" )d and human i¢e thanks for tion that lure 'a gave themâ€" entirely, and #tnplthy for e and : misunâ€" t}udmss of reward than Ir W.. New.â€" $ one of the d by ‘Proviâ€" ature toward ggetaginshrdln ness of t m‘z‘ined by rocks of hardâ€" et June 29 â€" |° nthly| business nan‘s Christian 11 be held Weilâ€" |two o‘clock at have | learned ision| and disâ€" !ycllcdd my i . of: Hig Curtis® N. s nball|Company. i’Bowetl E. Sc&t;- Park and Chiâ€" something them. â€" It and that excites in lou;, & the . ition, (It is (the eprcttine as cheaply, as ntly as possible oke ol Lilengoe, d ‘of the icago; Howard and| Huber | of amin F, $ ighland Patk; f Ravinia, ‘alter I. Schiff Eastman Dilâ€" icago; and [H.| 1em. â€" It ind that ccites in stinction ] been so iserable y were ) _ pier‘ for his‘ presence, to renouce hen that sh;‘be necessary and ot to be embittered, to keep a few riends, but these without capitulaâ€" ion; above all, on the condiâ€" tion, to keep friends witT&mel‘: re is a task for all a man has of fort and \delicacy. â€" Robert uis S som . â€", § j | The character and .qua ons % f the are reflected in the 3 en he develops and gathâ€" | . aro: him. | Show me the a and I‘will know his men. Show . e the men and I will know _ A er. ,.,h have r‘n‘ ent mploymâ€"-b." be a ' 54 bem ployer.â€"Arthur 3, New. . _ mb. 1 $ [ MAl cE 6 Scientist says, it is the lower the not the eyes, that ‘fi ‘s . Especially when one the lower of the face.â€" Y # c 14. 1 E 1d be more convincing if* he, ald Wm:;-â€"fo;hc New Yorker.‘ j w’ ) | Be courteous to all, but intimate with few; and let those few be well | tried before you give them your conâ€" fidence; True friendship is a plant of ulov} growth, and must underge and withstand the shocks of adver, #ity before it is entitled to the apâ€" pellation. Let your heart, feel for the affections‘ and : distresses : everyone, and let your hand |give : it proportion to your purse; rememâ€" bering Always ‘the estimation of the vidowt{‘mih. that it is not everyâ€" one asketh that deserveth charity; all however, are worthy of the inquiry, or the deserving may isug:r; | 9 :.lu fink & | not cof ve that make flre m:z: any more thm feathers make |fine birds. A plain, genteel {dress is more ldmllf obâ€" tains more cgd_it, thanglace and emâ€" broidery, in the eyes of the jous !nnd le?;ibleaâ€"boom Wll’:xm | | A lu:u'- Task. . ; <f _ To be honest, to be kind,â€"to earn little, fnd to $pend a littlé less, to ake upon the ‘whole a family hapâ€" ier for his‘ presence, to renouce LACKBERRY" Milk Glass mwuwni B Y â€" . . . > ~MARIELGroga® â€" j / | Human beings are too brainy eir own good, t Cutten of t on rood amion in or . _Most people do not half â€"realize how sacred athing a legitimate amâ€" â€" bition is. What is this eternal urge within us which is trying to push us on and on, up and np?i'lkpb the urge, the push in the gt force within us, which is ;#emny prodding us to do our best and re» .. fuses to accept our second best.â€" P Orison Swett Marden. . | " Our mental attitude, our heart‘s desire, is our perpetual prayer which Nature answers, " She takes it for granted that we desire t we are headed toward, and she helps us to it. People little realize that their desires are their perpetu!;’jpnml â€"inot head prayers, but heart prayâ€" ersâ€"and that they are granted. A man will rémain a %flM‘ long as he has only‘the Vision of the ragâ€"picker. © | & 1 . " oo } By the desires that Havé divinity in them, we do not to â€" the things that we want but do‘ not need; we do not refer to ‘the desires that turn tq_hl:.ead Sea fruit on our lips or to ag when eaten, to. the legitimate desires bf WN for the realization of those ideals, the longing for full, comp gself. expréssion, the time and op rtunity . for the weaving of the pattern shown ‘in the moment of: highâ€"" est transfignration. 1 i6 i > ~pul maatine | Th 4 > l , The faculty to dream _ not given to::ck us. Therk is a reality back of it.! There is a divinity beâ€" hind our ‘legitimate desires, * I love children. They do . pre tle of yestorgay; their interegts a all of and the tomo love childqn.â€"mmm. 25 E. Washingtgn St., Chicago ; man â€" can «which few! men can pla right merchant is one just average of faculti WMOD:F; a man of finig for ‘facts, who decision on what he is thoroughly pers truth of grithmetic. " ways a »eason, in the good or bad fortune;, making money, Men talk | were some magic about believe in magic, in all â€"Emerson, | g truth is safe and 1 ) ~Or 1ds :it frot UWtO:olcxped x a coward a criminal, | Max Muller, i ects, develops and gathâ€" him. | Show me the le: will know his men. Show en and I will know .,,h) have 1 mployeesâ€"be a loval and â€" â€" THURSDAY, JUNE 22 fruit on our aten, bit to bf |\the ‘soul those ideals, mplete gelf. bpdortunits C is oither if there is wd of life, t €1 1 Nathan.: Unusual Ab:'tq-y.fo m tt;-h Equally . as por w# in mi f ': m Wayâ€" To fl%:;"b after is a all the charact live. that is true of @ll theâ€" acterizations, which sp . is\ impansible ;to . th A Liu Clephan y " old fasifenedrtfaan. .. 1 .. â€", enc 3+ . Way To Glory © 'l'beifintinfly d:: of Hurd rely deprived he and | ~of #ction... With | God" by the Americén po Untertheyer, will henq;xl where ends and. so ully have flT! y w E* .ls moderp poet went | ther y and lutht«,.:nd C return a collection of sto sometimes of ifact som fancy., One mdm:“*hi Boys everywhere | have look;upon ‘Archer friend and story Jsfi_ have found their way int« mflsritain and / the y, th¢y have been ; into pne of the fialects of plang are being made for lation ‘intd t: CHJL Around the World," his l Mr. Wallace portrays the many lands and s t coun has ja ly We Have here storics of in e cdime have m ' and daring. Among 3 Yat Sen, Gandhi, Wood Fritz iler, and To Lauis Untermeyer s have always Italy, poets have! alwa their | towards that . R _lap_eGouTdeMdâ€"-jA mm’:m-â€"m%ul The authpr of Yann a land, m-haa.!h'-.h in‘ her.own |right. She R artrat various institutio Tct being \Copper Uniot cademy o{ Design, and bleu. She goes &broad ! for she likes to go. place things and then ‘tell abou picteres and stories. Othe the tollection by this auth . Nanette of the Wosden girl‘of Brittany." _ Bimeayss I 0:) 4 i j th"fiottom,t)yt. » y of Nome, by E â€" A Fendérfoot with â€"F ; o. left t «6y Stogler. Soprmm . Greathouse .mtn-m _ base; {H. m fi‘hfl lfinq. T.3 Kudlu â€" the Eslk@imo ‘epm.-mvt-r‘ for Boys mm‘rv‘ aUN E \ HICH HI g1