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According to the city's plan only the southern part of Sheri- dan road is to he straigtened out. Why not go a step further and straighten out the road through the entire city. locating it far- ther east to avoid the congestion of the business district? This is a step in the right direction. Sheridan road takes a meandering course through Highland Park. It is full of curves that are confusing to motorists not familiar with the road. and dangerous to all. There is no other city between Lake Bluff and Chicago where this much-used highway passes through the busi- ness district. The three blocks of pavement oné St. Johns avenue south of Central avenue are often jammed with through traffic, and many accidents occur. It is necessary for the city to have a traffic officer at the corner of St. Johns and (‘entral avenues to keep the lines of vehicles untangled. All this. might be avoided if a new route were established for Sheridan road through the out lying districts. CHANGING SHERIDAN ROAJ) "Straightening out the kinks" of Sheridan‘rnad through the south end of Highland Park. paving it. and constructing new bridges and culverts is the plan under consideration by the city. Prof. C. C. Wiley, chief of the highway section Of the engineering department of the University of Illinois, is in charge of the “ark. Prof. Wiley is making a survey, and pieparing plans and esti- mates for the cost of the work. If all the citizens with full knowledge of the facts. elect un- Worthy men to office or endorse bad measures, then the people must bear the blame TheV are no less blamew'mtm if the men and measures get in through their carelessness. It is to be hoped that the Chicago Association of Commerce will succeed in stirring up the last voter in the» municipality. and itisthen to be devoufly hoped that mune or anhatnnrin each community will take up the same work until t 9 state is stinetl sothatbad men and had nmasu1essha” notlnianowed hishp through Abuses cannot exist very long with all the people “on the job” and demanding to be shown the reason for each move. Nothing will so discourage the political grafter as the feeling that all the voters take an interest in all the elections. They must then come to be familiar with both men and measures. and that is what will save the state. ‘ All the evil things that are now being sairl by the tun) fac- tions of the Republican party about each othe: were said before the primaries last year. Now the state's itizenship seems shoe ked at the revelations. It was all discussed in meetings dui ing the campaign but few heard it because few topk anv inteiest in the primary campaign. Illinois ought to take the lesson to heart. Such a movement should be started in every community. The neason for so much corruption in the political layoout today is that so few voters take any interest in the affairs of politics. This makes the matter easy for the few scheming fellows..who wantlto manipulate the governmental machinery for their own profit. (‘ards ur») being mailml to mu'h wtur in 11159 viry. asking: that he Sign and thereby pledge himself to 113% Sumo part in each primary and election. This movement can have none but the most wholesumo effect. E" It is not a partisan effort and cannot be so interpreted. It is one if the services, an Association of Commerce may Hinder in any _\1 airy with good effect. , w The Chicago Association of (‘omn ment to pledge every citizen to vote at will definitely call upon the signer to election. )ne year .. .. .32 00 ‘ ntered as second class matter March 1 1911 at 'he post office at Highland --» The Htgblanh Park Prefix; Udell Brothers Florence Warner Published weekly by JOHN L. UDELL and PAUL L. Park. Lake County, Illinois AI BERT LARSON Plu. $6, Mrs. Larson and I had a great argument as tp which one of us should take care of the cow that was ruffled last Sun- day. Of course we didn’t win the cow. so all that discussion was. unnecessary. There is no argument. either. about the satisfactory quality of PAGE SIX HIGHLAND PARK TRUST 8% SAVINGS BANK Highland Linen, Cranes WJzz'lz'ngs Correspondence Stationery Papers H,\ I)LI\ER in their order of importance the) ‘are: I. ls my principal safe? 2. Is my money available at all times? 2%. \tht is the interest return“? The (ertiiicalcs of Deposit issued b) lhl> bank merit \uur inwstigation in regard tn the ubm 9 points: l. The certificates are backed b) the re- sources (If thi\ hunk. rmuivm Three Qgestions Confrpnt the Prospective Investor ............. Editors ............................................ City and Society Editor Telephones Highland Park 557 and: 558 GETTING The) are negotiable Tho) pa} 5% ‘ int 1‘ for (me your SUBSCRIPTION RATES MUKI'HN R, “ \V'HR of Commerce has launched a mow- 0 vote at every election. The pledge :igner to be a part of each primary OUT THE VOTE interest for m muntlh H “(RX l' \l I Stationer UDELL, at Highland (‘mhlrr ”1:5 or rm- A In». whx-h :‘n' thI OVH'y Sunday m urnu: .1' :Pn- I’m-.xhx'tcrnm ('hun'h. is 9.1111111»: up \‘vt'y we“ {or the u-asmz. ‘Ix! thrv- ~ Mvmy .._’ room fur more membvrs. Dr. Cutler has urn-r1"! !<u 1mm! l‘w ‘11“ .i'xr‘nv the nmnth of August. Hun- ).w; lh‘tmx _\m:v «tn: hwr‘l' aw! buggy. ur [my Iv In thr parade? 'qum-liuy‘ \\'l\‘, er H II .\ch.au;:hl1nunddaugh- tma Mary. whn haw lm'n mil-urning in ('alifurnia. \Vushinmun and (‘an- :ulu. spt-nt tliv pux't Wm'k \\'lth~.\iri. \V. ll. llnri‘iw’ii Hf ll" Ml-(inn-rn St. Mr.» Paul \V'. Mum-hard and :mn, l’nul \\'., .lr., left Tuesday fur the Pill‘lfit' mum, whore [hi-y i-xpt-ct to spend thv ri-mziinilor uf the summt-r. En rnutu they will Stu}! owr at Salt Lukv (‘ity and ()gdon. I'tah. whore [ht‘_\‘ will In» thv mu-sts of “r and Mrs. .l. W. Mayvr of ()mlvn. Mr. (Hill Mrs (‘zirl Kind Mnll little iluughtm'. Mair) l-Llith. nf Yakima. Wmhingtun, Mr. l: N Kuixl and his {mm-mi, .\l1<> Mary llm‘wlivr‘, uf Tup- innish. \\':1,~hiitmnn. llrt‘ viiiuying a ton (lays' IIIUYH!‘ trip ihrnuuh tho- (21» i’iltl!‘ muummm in Smitlv and "I‘m-n- mu. and {rum th< rv mor thv Olympic highway un llurtl'< [anal in 1hr «mum tn Muvu. Thi~ 2m Limhuuily pictur- ra‘quo trip and ,Nu-mlingly iwivular. 0m is in \ivw «1f the wuti-i' and muun- tnins must Hf thv timv 'l'hv Kui<t< :n‘c camping ulnnu the mud. Mr. and Minx (‘arl Kui>t and Mr. R N, Kui>t \lnim Highland Park as thvir fnrmer humr but are great lnmsti-rs of the Yakima vullvy whcn- they have lawn rI-sidvnts for the pun yrurl Thvy rvâ€" port vrnpx in a Vflinllk‘l‘ful wnditinn unil uwrywhvrw ll l\U.'an'!' Imp is lx-- inu rt‘purti-il .anrim ings of HM- Sunday In ('hun-h. is the wast”! I’1:m I'ulk . hu!’ M!!!" Lain- M r Mr. mu] Mrs: H. F ('luw, Mr. and Mr» Alla-rt Larwn und Mrs. Fred ann molun‘d In ;|'\!‘TI)' Lakv and I‘Ilgin 3.1-1 Frnlnv and ~px-nt the: day Mr .md Ml~ Juhn lxmh Brvnnan uml .iuuzmu. .\ q- rnm. uf (hicagu, Wow the pug->15 hut \u-x-k nf Mr. and His (ivurm- J. Hum. Mr I‘mml \Jum l“ ”1113' thn-v rnnr M1“ Andrew Bloomfield and son, llurnld. luft Sunday for The Pines, \derurf, Wi», whvn- they will spend Mr >~Y nlllh‘T EU! [’3 H' ILoCAL AND imam ms] 1mm): .\l vi {HI 1111;. :11’.» .~ the >umnu THE HIGHLAND PARK mm? HIGHLAND PARK, rumors Mm I) uni Mb '\ urnmi «13', \\l< 4 2| \‘u'x l l at u ‘uu! thlhrurk 1< quarun- h hunn- on Sm-Hnd 5L. wlth -.:v:xi_\'~i< I I uith UH I); th) \Hl My |H \\'i.-nr Irvntmm (‘ Hrrmn “ill hzu'v u~ mm dny~. Mr, and Mn Hf Dmmwmt. In Iht‘il M r Flnrl'nt’o' ('lnw and Mn "Ming ;: \wc-k at (‘ump x wn-rnl uiy'L (rum tht‘ ’rn HIH' Hurry I‘ {rum :1 m‘ LZUVH nun. (lrt‘ vmuymg u (up Ihrnuuh t‘m- (21» In Svalth- and Tuva- H rv H\ (‘1' [hl' (”)1an d'< [MUHI In th- «)(‘van .r the ruud. Mr. and 1nd Mr. R N, Kui>t ’urk as thoir fnrmer ‘vat boosters of the hero they huH‘ lawn pus: 'Vruh Thvy r1.â€" wundvrful vnnditinn “I h'l] I‘ix'kilh‘on .\I r Hmuu‘li Hull [H] .l. \' Nurrrmx and him: thv n-mumdrr l’hq-lphx \Vis. \I H!!! \\ m 1m Hi Hf ”(“501 If Mrs. Ar‘vhi wm'k parade ix‘hl mt! n “hm under- !hv Highland ut-tnnunlung over at Salt I'tah. where “r and Mrs. H’YH hr \n-ok cnd IHlmmfivM r1;~5'1!13::nlun hltnw at thn- 'ml and Sun ttur _Irip tn IlrrmgI-r wf I «in-Vl- lust \I lwfnro [he ‘I‘ Hh-nvm Iht‘ High- r. Harmld ('urr urv trip alum: n-Hdinu Ihl\ nther. Mr< tkr IL 111”“ "1“!“ “my f M" 1‘ ‘I' L’ZHW‘ n'Hl .“l wrl- XL wu wm-kx Bu” uf f Dvs Hdisnn [EH hr \\ whll't‘ 1. n nu thmr HI]: ‘ Many nwn are nut ‘advanvu uf wmmn m lmay "151w xhrvr “n. ipnrt xmm 1H] Amnm: tlu- mmph- who th‘CQ‘Od m In‘imz (wonomu'th. are ”1084- “h“ buy on m‘wlit and mma- {u nxvnd pay ing thvir hills. I’rv‘ldrnl Harding has "hm-n « im: out; and hr no doubt fuun mosqumns H mm! rle-f m (‘Hl with the nfliu- SH-kQ-rs. Juhn Griffith. Jr., Int 56. Rvm- T‘ "2|(‘t‘ slfl‘. Lukv Fun-xt, “2 J. $10 Thou. (‘chuvrmann and Wife ('hhrlvs Hrmns and wxfo W 3U {t 14), “luck 79, Highland Park. \V 310. <'\ :mn)‘ Hn-r. u!‘ me‘nmlul._ II}. n! {o'mptul 1w thwnluuyu- Jm‘k $11 \uu‘t. uf Huh; 1.], {rum muklm: MI MN. plum flight {rum Ihv ('unxs> Arrw plum- (hrnumtinnk fiymg fivle Hurlh ()NE KILLED WHEN PLANE TOOK DIVE Mrs. 0. G 1mm MH‘IIHL' which \\n< m-sday, .\ bury, N Y. Mrs. Henry Sheridan rnml Jack Stem”! Victim in (‘msh Waukegun; Barfington Mal luscuped l nhuri \\' t “(Q two! Lt Alfred ('lrnmhnm R EAL ESTATE ’I‘RA .\ S FERS Mr. and Mn. G. Amswnld and chiHn-n of Chicago spem thv Week end at (hu home- of their parents. Mr. and Mn. Wm. Arnnwnld. Mr. and Mrs Wnlu‘r (‘opc and sun. Jumnr, motored to Grand Rupxdn, Mn'h. M”: Mr. and Mrs. Spencer lCth-‘Hdgv. and Hunt the latter part of lint “m-k lht-rv \‘hihnx relatives. MI um! Mrs Pqu Wlu‘hler and duughtc-r. Therm-n, haw sallmi on the xtu-urm-r. (h-urpv \Vzuhlngtum fur Rummmm. uln-rr the-y wall Mlkv the-fir futurr hum:- .\lr~ Juhh Kumw- had us hvr vn-vk n-mi yuan-h His,- Arm-s Ml‘Shnh'y and .‘h 'l‘huixn nf ”mm-xx- Hrmp .\(v»~ Jnmnw I)“ In) uh.» hm Irv!) Miss Lucille Rhine-hart has re- tur‘m‘d from Akron, 0.. when she spent the past month visiting her nil- tvr, Mn. [Mm Wells. !nun-_ H. and Minn ”Ht at} “Imvllflwl ”Kuhlilnli 1mm “:1 Mr and .‘h~ T ( ICuH Fmrnu-m. ( up. Mrs. Hull. Sr, 1.4 2 wk in ('hlvngn,\'l.~iti1 Mut- Elq-annr Frm \Y {FH'HIi unhng m- «L'uu'hlm ”In C]4I\l‘li Kunxln) HI )mrr U! ll! \\ r I :Am' \\ :mk Inmm I)“ In) uh.» hm Irv!) . tm- [m4 fnur months “llh KM”, Mn, H L Mrmi. hnu (n hrr Pmmr m MHunukt-r. \ .~\in-v:vu'nhy, Sr, uhu ha. gum! uf Mn Frmk Sunn- Har [HI‘I MK \\n~rk~. hzn lrf! P21H),H!,\\hvn-~hw“,lxx. 1M! M! If~ [.wl)‘ Elks Sm'mi (Wu? H hnu' {won hnH un “mi L' Huh 1;! {hr hmm- n1 St. Peter, hmfi been pus-t \metwwia). Air: 17!}: nwmzy. ('hn‘iHo plum-d Sivuur‘. in (Mr n-ur (It'lli' Milli Halumlm Tudt‘k w-n‘. \ch hm: in \'H Al PMWPHMI. \Iv H l‘hn rv wxl! N nu N'sslun Thr I’M-h- u'hwul Will H until further nonm- lm'nm um ISHH‘d thxs . n-rnL [,wlus 5' “Jr h'! H). H T I William» nrr _ 1 upr (‘nd 1.4 sywndiny this Visiting fru-nzls. Frank nf Ogdrns- «siting hn'r aunt, \‘rhumxnn, 3133 N. Minnn- Egrnh )‘Aki l’In-K (hay I! and “'1“ um UL. Uh) wife tn 3“ {t In! r h» Ladior‘ Nail Driving Contest .‘ . ...82.00 first me it 101 Wlwelhnrrnw Ru‘e for Boy: (1‘2 to 18) , 82.00 first phc “ D Em: Race for Girls (6 to 10) .. , “$1.00 first plnc Em: Rare for Girls (11 to 15) .. ”$1.00 first plIC‘ Buys’ and Girln' “'ltl'rmt’lnn Eating Contest . . “.00 first plao ()hstach- Race fur Boyfiilo to H) , i ,.$1.00 first plao nmp- ()hnuclo Rau- fnr Buys (15 in 20) $1.00 first Pl“) l the Obstacle Race fur Girls (15 m 20) $1.09 first plno Mm! 50 Yard Dash for Fat Men i 821!) first 3;)le Tug-ofâ€"wnr married Vt y-inglo ladies I’U‘BU’ Run- for Boys (8 to 10) _ $1.00 first \plaa “d ”1 Potato Run. for Girls (6 to 10) . “-00 first pk“ “h“ i’luce an (X) mark n: the left of the column opposite the events you PM‘ in mm, Sign yuur name in the space below and mlil or bring to the munily (‘vnu-r, \u' Ill an ul Uh In J“ i The following are the list of event. to be run on H nd Put August 24, at Sunset Park. The big dhy will can any in the and run until late At night. The time schedule of the evgnu has cumpleted but will be run in next vseek’s issue 01 The Press. All mm to participate in the union event: an requested to mrk An (I) site the went: and cut out and bring or mil to the Genoa] Chairnnn. o fthv (omniunity ()enumr iii ii Parade Ball Game (Tommunity Sing and Bnnd Concert Public Speaking Tug-of-w-r, Fxro Department vs. Police Department Mysu-ry man and mysu-ry woman content 100 yard dash .220 yard dash 50 ylrd dash for girls Shut l’ut Pole Vault Discus Throw . High Jump ‘ Broad Jump 4 Thrm- Legged Race for Men Thru- I‘m-d Rave {nr Ems (10 1014) Sack Race for Men ,. .r .V ..... Sack Rave fur Girls (10 to 14) (‘uck Figh‘ on Pole (for men) , . . ........ ., ()HIO ,-_ EUREKA _ ROYAL EASY PAYMENTS FREE TRIAL Phone 201 THOR M EDEN ~ A.B.(‘. â€" WESTERN IUDD ~ POLLYANNA ~- NIAGARA THOR ~~~ SIMPLEX m A.B.(‘. \'.»\('l'l‘.\l CLEANERSâ€"â€" IRUNING M ACHINESâ€" Authorized Agents for WASHING MACHINESâ€" EXPERT REPAIRING I Liberal Allowance on Your Old Machine Prom pt Service EVENTS Highland Park Day Events SM." Igll CHIPS 80“th DECKER HUBER mpt Service Work Guaranteed PHONE FOR A TRIAL PACKAGE 0!" TH}; IDEAL WAIKING MACHINE SOAP WASHING MACHINES IRONING MACHINES VACUUM CLEANERS Address 15 S. St. Johm- Avenue A. W. EVANS for all types of WITH 32.00 no loss! . 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