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Man Humanity has apparently labored through the centuries under the deâ€" lusion that man fell from his high estate as God‘s child or likeness, and that this fall was so real that his salvation ultimately depends upon some miraculous or supernatural inâ€" tervention of Deity in his behalf. God to humanity, the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science boldly disputes the apparent inconsistencies inherent in the common interpreâ€" tations of Deity, and discerns Him to be wholly good. All the synonyms for God used in Christian Seience are readily understood, as this funâ€" damental concept of God is accepted â€"God is Mind, Spirit, Soul, Princiâ€" ple, Life, Truth, Love, These variâ€" ous designations of Deity may be in part startling to the average Bible student, and the newness or strangeâ€" ness of Christian Science to the beâ€" ginner is apparent when he attempts to apply this spiritual concept of Deity in all its logical sequences in his daily living. For instance, the whole human family fears. Fear seems to be almost instinctive, and yet it is obviously inconsistent with the concept of God being wholly good. Humanity believes in pain, but how can there be pain in the creation of Love? Mortals believe in death, but how can death ever occur or exist in the realm of Life? And so, with each imperfect or inâ€" harmonious concept of life. It is at once found to be inconsistent with the true apprehension of God. Chrisâ€" tian Science continually reminds us that it is necessary to have always in consciousness the proper conceptâ€" of God. Christian Science teaches that man hak never fallen, but that a mist, or error, has seemed to shut from view the real manâ€"God‘s child â€"and has provided an unreal or false concept of man that is mateâ€" rial, and that lives and moves and has his being not in God, but in mater. This false view of man is responsible for all discord, sin, disâ€" ease, poverty, hate and death. Treatment The purpose and promise of Chrisâ€" tian Science is to bring dominion or In following the Scriptural methâ€" od of healing she saw that the Biâ€" ble requires spiritual interpretation to be propertly helpful and healing. ‘This new or spiritual interpretaâ€" tion she saw, must be consistent with a proper interpretation of God, and man in God‘s image and likeâ€" ness. The generally accepted view of God as being the creator of both good and evil, or as being aware of both good and evil as equal realties, Mrs. Eddy perceived as being conâ€" trary to the nature of God and the teachings of the Bible. Christian Science, Mary Baker Edâ€" dy, has given to the world a new hope, a brighter vision, founded upâ€" on spiritual understanding and progâ€" ress, rather than upon material beâ€" lief and limitation. comes an object of pity, . Thus is indicated the tragedy of human beliefâ€"fallen man. _ Mary Beker Eddy f higher vision. Mortal man without vision, without hope, without incenâ€" struggle for better conditions. Only the unthinking fail to progress, Each auditorium, under the suspices of First Church of Christ, Scientist, of Mighland Park. Judge Greene is a member of the Board of Lectureship Church of Christ, Scientist, in Bosâ€" ton, Mass.. A brief resume of his lecture was as follows: ‘The history of humanity through state of improved thought has s Hear Judge Green at Lecture Sept. 7 Christian Science Thursday evening, In her effort to properly interpret ‘The Discoverer and Founder of Judge Samue! W. Greene, C.8.B. Announces â€"EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY, A REDUCTION IN INSURANCE RATES, APPLICABLE TO PLEASURE CARS, OF TWENTY TO TWENTYâ€"FIVE PERCENT. 2 North Sheridan Road Highland Park, Mincis Telephone: Highland Park 98 Automobile Insurance . Rates Reduced The United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company The assureds are also covered in "driving other cars." FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE . William Briddle REAL ESTATE LOANS and Mr. Roy Duncan took place Monday in Cleveland . . . Luey O‘â€" Connor, eldest daughter of James O‘Connor of Deerfleld left Monday for Dubuque, Ia., where she will atâ€" tend a convent and study to be a nun . . . Mrs. A. R. Williams and chilâ€" dren are spending a week with her father Mr, E. A. Nevins of Elm Place . . . Miss Esther Hicks left Friday for Champaign where she will have charge of the French and Spanish departments in the Chamâ€" paign high school. TEN YEARS AGO Sept. 12, 1929 The new Braeside school opened Monday, Sept. 9th with fiftyâ€"five children of kindergarten, primary grades . . . Miss Felicite Buhl was seriously injured Monday when her Packard Phaeton plunged over Sherâ€" idan road bridge into the ravine at the south limits of Lake Forest . . . Dr. John A,. Bigler has located in Highland Park . . . George Briggs was installed as commander of Deerfleld American Legion Post last evening (Wednesday) . . . Little Helen Moroney celebrated her sixth TWENTY YEARS AGO . Sept. 11, 1919 The newly organized Park Board is advertisitg for a large tract of land suitable for park purposes â€" Elonzo Tyner, prominent resident of Highland Park, died suddenly, Saturday evening at Exmoor club ... Lucien E. Williams, 19, who was tennis captain at Yale university last spring, won the state championâ€" ship in singles, Sunday . . . The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Ralph salvation to mankind, or, to put it in another way, is to revealâ€"to huâ€" manity man as he really is, and thereby destroy the false beliefs and fears of human consciousness. It is following Paul‘s teaching to put off or destroy in belief the old man of matter, and to put on or to underâ€" stand the real man who is spiritual. The record-m‘ifl. Dairy World of Tomorrow herd is composed of 30 representative cows of each of the Ayrshires, Brown Swiss, Gneram Holsteinâ€"Friesians and Jerseys. A representative bull and representa calves of each breed also are on display at the Borden Dairy World of ‘Tomorrow at progressive Highland Park through the files of The Press Libertyville Holstein Makes Good at PBachward World‘s Fair This organization will sponsor various affairs throughout the winâ€" ter for the financial benefit of the corps. A meeting was held on Tuesday, Sept. 11, at the Elks hall by parâ€" ents of boys belonging to. the Highâ€" land Parkâ€"Highwoodâ€"Ravinia Boy Scout Drum & Bugle Corps. The purpose of the meeting was to form a parent omganization assisting the boys and their instructors and to reâ€" place the Mother‘s auxiliary. The following officers were electâ€" ed: Jos. Peddle, chairman; Mrs. G. Anderson, vice chairman; Joan Roâ€" basse, secretary and treasurer. Acâ€" tivities chairman, Paul< J. Muzik; transportation, Fred Lund; finance, Mrs. Roy Werhane; publicity, Mrs. Bart Moran; quartermaster, Evo Nannini. Scout Drum and Bugle Corps Forms Parent Organization birthday anniversary last Saturday . . . A reunion of the Plagge and Wessling families was held Labor Day at Barrington Park Camp Grounds . . . Fletcher Seymour deâ€" feated Mr, Reame of Waukegan in the finals of Ravinia tennis clubs annual tournament, Sunday . . . . North Sheridan road bridges which have been closed for more than two years are now open to traffic. Read The Wantâ€"Ads The First National Bank THE PEESS We are pioneers in the making of such loans. If you conâ€" template repairing or modernizing existing constructions, or if you have plans for the building and financing of a new home, it will pay you to call at the bank and learn all about the F.H.A. These are prominent and popular letters, representing as they do, an abbreviation of the name "Federal Housing Adminâ€" istration." _ That is a loaning agency sponsored by the United States Government, which insures partially modernization loans known as Title I, and fully mortgage loans, known as Title II. of the federal administration as set forth by the President. Beginning with Roosevelt‘s procâ€" lamation and to continue until such a time as the "national emergency" Naval Station Is Put on War Basis; Closed to Viszitors is regarded as passed, the gates of the station will be closed to all visiâ€" tors except those who are authorized to enter the reservation for business appointments with officials, Even those who visit the station on authorized business missions will be kept under strict surveillance. Each will be detained at the main gate until he is identified and will then be escorted by an armed guard to the office of the official When The Great Lakes Naval Station has entered the first phase of its new "National Emergency" status in conformance with the new policy KKa UAsov â€"Cakelt Mwm Hands never touch Doubleâ€" Sealed Wilson‘s Certified Pure sanitary inside .-.fio-. hands are the first to open it. IT‘S CLEAN! of Highland Park the interview is completed, the guard will then escort the visitor back to 116 destroyers which the naval deâ€" partment has announced will be reâ€" conditioned for active service. This rigid order is the same as was enforced at the station during World war days 20 years ago. tivity in other quarters in its prepâ€" arations to conform to the new polâ€" ing of recruits is being stepped up. The training period has been cut from three months to two months. All recruits on the station are being prepared for immediate service on the seas and added impetus has been given to recruiting. It is understood that many of the recruits who are being assigned to ALLâ€"PURPOSE SHORTENING allâ€"purpose shortening. Learn for yourself why _ tainer you have the such famous experts as George Rector give it the finest of all modern :\I'bcandqfiotrich,dinnflh l-vo.:dâ€"-ppadz- mm ing colorâ€"shortnessâ€"digestibility economy. most come S:yownurbyd::let venient form." WILSON‘S RrZified a PURE LARD at Meeting Monday The Modenese Mutual Aid seciety has organized its members‘ sons from the age of 13 to 17 years into a junior group which will become familiar with the functions of the Mutual Aid organization and which will promote youthful activities. Tds At its second meeting, Monday evening, Sept. 11, the following officers were elected: rotti, treasurer; Renzo Mordini, seeâ€" retary; Sinesio Zagnoli, chairman of entestainment; and Ferdinand Ori, chairman of activities. The club‘s next meeting will be held Monday, Sept. 25, when plans will be presented for a dance to be given this fall. The group will be known as the SAYS: "In this new, clean, sanitary conâ€" tainer you have the