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h PAGE FOUR The Highlanh Park Presgfigvfi; Publishu'l Week” by JOHN Highland Park. Illinoir. under the John L. [Ht‘H Paul L. Udell Albert LN .V express(cninpanms is :‘i L ("W‘m iiii-uuz. . be surv. thi‘i‘c is iinthiziu‘ thiwtinnuNo in :\ [)Q'Y'ft'Ct system of ruiii'nsiils, with 0w amiable, with baggage men pulitv and . gmecrs. iirvmvn, ticket agents, trammm and track sweeps all furmmu ii hi‘ux'onl right here on earth. In theory an express i-uiiipquiy ”pi“ but really beneficient official in far off carry. and deliver (‘gpj.\, hiittvi'. :iiiii zimi ten per cent uf the grass shipment am about it. In theory the telephone comp: . A , tinn h)‘ In theory an express cuiiipquiy npei'utml by snmv immumn but really beneficient official in far off Washingtun run l't‘ClVO. carry. and deliver eggs, butter. illl(l apples without \‘teziling over ten per cent ml the grass shipment and still he polite 21ml nice about it. In theory the telephnne company nperated by dear Ultl Uncle Sam inflates the most modest of us with a feeling uf per- erfect system. run by the peo- sonal ownership. and becomes a p l mst and with excellent ser- ple and for the people at :1 nomina vice ........\H.- ¢hn mun-“Init- And with all this there cu ant reduction of cost. Railn own the railroads. [finder pr found they couldissue twenty- cents per ride and make mane that the railroads didn‘_t knm they had been selling rides at NIWHH‘II Vice And with all this there comes. quite naturally, the concomit- ant reduction of cost. Railroad fares (lriip because the people own the railroads. L'nder private ownership the companies found they couldissue twenty-five ride tickets at about twenty-six cents per ride and make money. But the government discovered that the railroads didn‘t know their own business, that in fact they had been selling rides at a loss for years and didn't know it. But the recent decree of a federal official strikes a triple hammer blow at some of our most cherished illusions: govern- ment ownership for one, state rights. democracy. This official deprives the people of the north shore of their customary reduced rite and forbids the issuing of twenty-five ride tickets. No hear in: was had. No opportunity to present any facts offered. The powers that be silently and secretly decreed that hereafter all citizens except those who might ride continuously should pay a fare shddenly increased from twenty-nine cents per ride to forty-six or sixty-nine cents. Those who are interested in the trend of history find thtt a democracy when it assumes the powers of government in time of war takes on the form and exercises the powers of autocrscy. The recent decree of the Railroad Administration gives us a con- crete example and simplifies the history -lessons for the seeker after knowledge. Years ago our state passed a law requiring all railroads to charge not to exceed two cents a mile. The Interstate Commerce Cmmission attempted to..set this law/epide’ but the Supreme Court declared the commissionér's decree illegal. ‘ * n .n‘ ,_,:I‘-_1_ 5|... * hen came war and t! .mnch-talkedâ€"of government and inspiring thfle- We We care if they have decreed our twen‘ hunted and that hereafter. those who can do so by contributgng three cents tremhry for final distribution among t holders and bond holders of the railro: can do so by contributgn mam-y for final distribl holders anti bond holders glorious feval'lnz-‘i’n’t it ‘ nine cents every time we the blessing of riding 0'7 Entered as second class matter March 1. 19x1 It If Fire Should Destroy )()H\ A BL'\.\H,1 HIGHLAND PARK TRUST 8C SAVINGS BANK the guvm‘nmvm mum timv \u- \VL'I’: pr<udtttx Why Assume the Risk your home. would your valuable papers such as deeds, insurance policies, notes and bonds be safe? when for three dollars you can rent a box in OUR MODERN FIREPROOF V'AULTS? Let us Show you our equipment. 8th FUN 5|.\l0\ 5‘ \Y5 Telephones, Highland r state passed a law requiring all railroads to :ed two cents a mile. The Interstate Commerce ipted totset this lawapifle’ but the Supreme l8 commissionér's decree illegal. rat and the taking over of the railroadsâ€"the uvernment ownership. in- fact. It is a beautiful age. We should take comfort. in it. What do have decreed our twenty-five ride tickets be obâ€" ;hereafter. those who prefer riding to walking atributing three cents‘ per mile. to the public 1 distribution among the profiteeraâ€"the stock . holders of the railroads. lisn't it a grand and isn’t it a privilege to be able to part with forty- time we make a trip ,to Chicago, and to enjoy idimz on a train owned and operated by our Park Lake County, Illinois DOSESOEI nt- j\)H\ k)! 1\ LR \;1~_- P “but firm «1 Hum I'DELI, :md I’Al'l {H "'l‘lll \llih' IN)\\'\" ml F! m \Vukmg Act of March 3. 1819 trammvn, hmkmnen, (mu Park 557. 553 (‘Hl'i .‘nlv liltlv unit p tn thv {nut that nlwm- tolvu'r.‘lph_ tvlcphunv and in fancy and thvnr)‘, 1n Chicago Advertising Manager Wabash 5212 m-mnmmlutiup. “1m {-11 ah“ gmw-rnm‘ N1 by smnv L-nmlurtnr mun '.\Y. .L\\'l .\ll\‘ HARRY PAL'I DELL. at Highland _______ Editor Superintendent H1 Y‘IHHHH); 33fo 4_ unknown Humility “10H and r. _,<, Mrs‘ Juhn S. Beosman spent a hm i days hm week in (‘nnslnutinm Mich. with “w l, H. Meyer {until}. \m THE HIGHLAND 'l‘hl- Sucml 'I‘I'In \ull gnu .1 daun- vwry Tuesday vu-nmg in Sunli'a Hull. nglmmnl, Mu~lr \Hll lw lur- ”ism-(l by Nvlzum‘s Jun Band. PH" o-r_\t.m- 1s vurdinll) mun-d In nth-m! Mr and st. (‘n-orgv Uufiy an- n- u-iflng ctmgrululallous nu the Mrlh U! a nun, hum '\\'¢-dm-~'du,\; Jnnuur)‘ [C hum: Munzux ()u :u-cnunl of scarlet v-tvrn Mmmry Arum mum: llu- tuna “hm t h .\Ill .\H>s Hesfih‘ Murphy, “hu has been ('unfilwd In m-r humv wnlh hlfluonla. h gating ulung nicely. _\Ir< H, Divknmm Slum-t uf Xv“ Yurk h \xanmu hcr {alhn-r. Mr‘ .\‘l“ .\|r< Yul'k Frank n‘~h \l: I‘ll L‘urporpl Archie W. Jones return- vd last Thursday from Camp (‘uster Mich. where he has been stationed He has recoiwd an honorable dis- charge. Mr. and Mrs. lrvlng Randall Ind; l ramlly will ln-mo next week Balm-'4. clay fur a brief wJuurn ln Culllur-v) nin Mr. William CJuley. who has been stationed at (‘rmp Sherldun. AIL. has returned home. havlng been hou- orubly discharged. Mr. Martin Muflc. who Is attend- ing St. Mary's school a! Baltlmqre. Md. ls spending two weeks with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Vencél M'uzlc. Mr. Archlbud Abercromby. who has been seriously In with pneumon- Ia, In very much ‘Impmyed. fluor ind In. Henry 8. V“! und Mrs. Merrill Foilox'ubee hue return- ed from Prontennch. Flu. when they fipent the put all week: Mr. Charles Cnuley bu muruod 1mm Cunp Hancock. 0;. whore ho w“ stationed. He ha been released from the urvtco. MI" Mrs. J. J. Barber- 3“ the line: Arnst spent Sundly In'CMcm. Wh'He In Evanaton Im Sundqur. Willinm Terry' wu ucldonully knocked down by an wtomhyne He received no Injury. howéver. IIH: Alr_ member: of the rude Club ate urged to ntend meeting to be hold at tho Y.‘W A. room: on Wednoodu. fobmnry 5. M. 3:00 p. m. Plan; will lad mule for a valontlne only to be than ll the :hlgh school on guard” ennlng. Junuury 15. Mrs. Harold 0. uruen oi Eunlton h- apending this week with her par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. R. 0. Evans. while her husband is on n husineu trip In Pittsburgh. Pa. Mr. and In. Biotin Tyne: will do part Monday for'Palm Bach. “5.. when they will wand the bnlance ‘ol the winter. H pwml ltn- rvmznn I'll nlh )a H. l"!'“.‘(‘h \Villmln H ill IHI hc I (it-(Mgr St'nnvld I5 kuuun. ~k in HIV (nuts. Mn. \lsmng \ 13mm; \Vnnm M .\|l :u Hm H 5114.1 MM scarlet You-r, Nurlh v Academy is rinsed ‘ “hm hun- lhw rcur :mk Win-tun. Ill Sm [HI Impr Sunk-Id is FIN‘III‘HIK I \ hnlnn Vl'il‘vh :m‘ :uu- lhv gm-«h‘ n] nf .\'I~Hh {\H-nm lfnrmu nhrro In, Hillllvn'l' nf lhu- nu 1m ||-h\ P Havnzu .l ll Hui 1.Hnn,\\lll- \! ,-p “I” CH) Mugu m~ hm \slvrk [In-Mn II llL‘hlI Him: l-Ilhvl {rum 1H I! HI ‘XHII HI lln I I H n! Mr. H. P. Jeppesen II at prowl! O pgnwm m the Highland P-rk hmpl- ml. Tim Thomas E hm‘t- moved [rm Shouduu Hum] In Au-nuo- w hich ”ll pun hnuwl. lllll- An: :I l IN “MI: Hu Int ft I! magnum PARK. mots \lx NHRTH SHORE “I‘IMI'YI‘I'IRY NIHIWS‘ RU’IID GRGHVI‘H ,i'orkllu'dt'f‘ l‘vlm-H .11rx-('!ur-' \ll «H1 Rullu \Vt-sh'rn h TEH' dirt-Mun n1 {hvsr ' ”flu-m, prvsidcul, Ur‘ prtwidvnl. G. B and lroawrpr, Sunn- nulvrmlzug Helm n! program now hmuuht nul cnncernlnx (his Ill Irrrs‘UHK Norm Shun- Institution, l-‘xu- new In! m-cthm.‘ vwn- grndvd and Mn-dml durmg (hr pus-l )vur. luur of which were slain-d lulu luu. (hur making a 10ml u! nu m-cnum which haw passed the earl) staged at improvement Thr management due: um any lhul llu- m-cllun- are complete. as It I: the whey o! the cnmpuny to keep on Improving own square rod of ground in the m-mnIa-n {rum your to year .- fur ccmeu-r; {rum ,u-nr to year an llr as human nklll can think u! weyl in which intelligent and urilsllc Im-i pron-men! can be made. ‘ I Practically every portion or the *Norlh Shore district is now repres- iented in the ownership of loll in ENorth Shore Cemetery end the co- ~metory 'hu had funerele (ram ev- gory town from Brannon lo Wen-l gkeguu. inclusive. The eele of lot! ldurlng the put yeer he- been very‘ ‘uuueclon‘ notwithstanding the Ehlndicepe impoeed by wer condi- ‘tionu The ecelo of prices for m kuhould range from $36 (for n single lgru-e lot) to $3725. and the liet pl aim owners includes several of the {best known emu-nu of verloul north |ohore lowmâ€"merchents. menuhc- lunn‘cepiulieu. publishers end proleeelonel people. All eelee 0! lot: during recent month have been to people who have gone to the nu- mment. no active “lumen bovine been employed. ‘ \ll I V \l hH \lnm. unl-nnmnlli unlll the to“! amount to so eonll per mm root. or uWIrdl of "1.000 per acre. In” whlch the Income will b. not! to can for and pm the math tor ill tune to come. It I- comb (In! the nuolm ot um fund will amount ito more than 82.000 boron the end of till: your and tin! It vlll annual to “win!- 0! “.00...“ baton (I. lot: In the cow" IN I" sold. \h (TM! In ru-wnl mom”: 0! lhc Modcrn and Maunuleum Cnmplny. fur Hm o-n-umx )t-nr won- :x- qunw» John Wastern. B. Juli), "I F. ernnld. Rmt-r Shaw; (‘. I) qu-lm-r, and ry r.- v-h Iluld Annual Men-Illa! Hart (Min-râ€" nml ‘ I’lrrrlun : Stu-11d.“ E. Winston family from their home on In a huun- un Lair Hul\ hau- . rI-m'nlly ll ll ‘H! hu \11 *uth-quoully Merl Jnhn Waitrru. I. H. JOHy, \lro l-‘rrnznd. n-vrrlnr) haw :.~ . im-HH-nl uurk My Hlv \lmxm, I-‘I . fur H- II! ”H I” \1 zuwln lrL'l ‘llfi l'lll H "mu-d rd flu HM N'JK” lul “H! '4! XJH Us: Hm Hr and ha- H'nl lhr I"\ CgJu-nl Avon“ {‘02 F. 71d S; v HERMAN 0mm. Praia-t C. B. HANSEN, Proprietor BU] 113R" -:l(}(}S-- M 1RG~1RINES Telephone 51 IRA'CE. {thwwmmr- udm;WBum- at: Room. WW ”"u’ ma nun-dim ”0"” ake'g Ah vaeuum is a vacancy which is the particular detectation of nature. I} has. to be‘ created artificiallx. If nature lup- ‘v â€"v is giveu just a ghost of a chance she’ll send in air to fill it. BUT you can’t accomplish anything in the wayiof cleaning with air rushing in to, fill a small vacuum. [There isn’t enough of it. Volume and force are to M quiredfor the am. That is snag in the' $1: ction Cleaner what 4 ordinarilz Clean! . Electric . Vabuum Cleaners uiI‘ding Material» Fimnx‘t Quality Dond'fiacux vul hon w ' not! on load” In the Mn}! [Alon-on '1" be PA CKING 515 Odcwood Avenue or===o===5°====°° c Home Dressed Poultr)‘ evening. hilt! u W at fault tum“! m 0.1 W to their humans the uh at :WJO‘ROOM “My hand: 'i..‘ out any nouns-ion. :n 1”,, 4â€""... .v aid elm a! mug. van-unmet: at M NH an m um emu-i ’onlu‘ohhthcteuolthem Ville the mucus m ”tun; Mt ”WMWCMIMHOIIO." an them-ail! M In Room u- E I.- than no a few noltyoodflu "1:5; 5 and “duos." W- duk money. while fought hr the:- vim “COMM. Tho‘ puuoum who are sebum not to vole.- hone the column with "laws-gun the note cm for an coldlm' Inherent. which in reali It I: «cum co mum Hi; bland Pnrk, Illinois udmhwhoraerwmr- 'ii. IIIIH h. Mr cur