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PAGE EIGHT The Htgfblanb Park P‘regs IS IT A JOKE"? “You can go anywhere in the country and you want. Prohibition is a joke". This sort of here, and in every other city in the country doz day. 0 Enh‘l'mi as and Park. N NUMBER 41 ’uhlishcd \kaly But is it true. _ While it is a fact that in such cities as Chicago. New York, Pittsburgh, or San Francisco, whiskey can be ‘bought over the bar without difficulty, it should be remembered that this is not generally the case in smaller cities. Residents of this city and other places on the north shore will remember when it was not at all uncommon to see men on the streets partially under the inâ€" fluence of liquor almost any» evening. _ ' “ ~ 1,. uuuuuuuu anal fnl‘flv IIUVIILV \'n .. The man who staggers when he walks that he causes much comment This, in itg hibition is not a joke. IllUanui in ll‘Jl. u _,\ ..... It is impossible to legislate out of existence anythingr to which men have been accustomed for years. merely by placing,r a law on the statute books. But by enforcing that law violations of it may he brought to a minimum. This stage has not yet been reached in the United States, but it is slowly being approached. There are hundreds of men in every town and city who ten years ago were accustomed to have one or more drinks each day and who now never touch a drop for months at a time. In almost every case these men will acknowledge that they are much better otf, although they miss the socizd'iltty of the old days. There have been laws against murder since history began. yet the fact that there are still slayings daily in the ['nited States does not call for the striking of all homicide laws from the books. Similarly with prohibition, the man who denounces the law be- cause there are isolated cases in which it is disregarded, is show- ing that he is either insincere or lacking in common sense. It seems strange that the various fort-es of this and other states. which are workingr for good roadsfit‘ail to reali7‘e their op- portunities. Almost invariably they blossom forth in the springr and summer with a call to arms, holding: meetings where bond issues are to come up. and doing fine work. If they would take human nature into account a little more, they Would make their drives for the next four or five months and hit at the sections where the farmers and others are forced to drive through mud up the hubs of their wagons or automobiles. After a few weeks of drying weather in the late spring and early summer the average person forgets about what happened during the winter. It is strange that the good roads forces have not taken steps to put through their campaigns at a time when the lesson of bads roads is fresh in the minds of the voters. The “something for nothing" spree that excited all Chicago and suburbs for several weeks has been halted by Postmaster Will Hays, who requested Chicago newspapers to stop their var- ious prize drawing contests. A prize check Would be refused by no one â€"â€" that is merely human nature. Nevertheless, almost everyone will agree that this form of lottery is no better than that in which the coupons are paid for by the holders. Bloating cir- culation lists by giving away thousands of dollars is not journal- ism â€"- it is merely cutâ€"throat competition. What would the sys- tem lead to if grocers had to give anay ten dollar bills in order ‘AALAAH ‘ Interestâ€"December to u lbw‘. Lv .- 0' sell a few cans of beans or tomatoés WEL I am glad itsawlover, you know what I mean. handing ’ out coupons. Now we can attend to business again with a cheerful countenance. Forgive Marion or Margaret or Nafey or myself if we have been cross at times during the last ten days with you. We will try hard to make amends by giving our usual prompt. courteous and appreciative servictu May we sell you a fountain pen or Eversharp today? ALBERT LpstUSON If you have liberty'lionds of the first issue and VWctory lionds--get then\ out on December 15th and clip the in- terest coupons that are payable on that date. It may be only a small sum, to be sure. and if you put it in your pocket you will scarcely know you had it. But if you put it in an account I earning interest at 3“}. it will be a boost for your cash reserve. Add this little bit to what you have it will earn a little bit more. up. UIJVHR President as srcnnd clans muttvr Hlinuis. under the Act Trlcphumw; H “The Bank of Personal Service" by .Innx 1.. Hum Lakv NOW 18 THE TIME MORTON R. .\l.\\ Vice Presidrnl Ire in the country and get an the booze ; a joke". This sort of comment is heard City In the country dozens of times every SPREE IS OVER H in an account here. t at 3“}. it will be a real cash reserve. .‘f HI lehh I"), I‘T‘.‘ IIithuniI I nk .357, 3.3.x THL RSD â€"\\ DECEMBER 1 and PAIL .unty. Ilhm Mnruh 1. 11 \R walks is so unusual today in it§elf, is proof that pro- l'h'r:1.L. gut H \RRY PA! l'ushlrf c and p‘( D L 15th Stationer Highland Park z to which |I High 1921 Human! gamma Little William Franklin Miller. xix yuur old son of Mr. and )lrx. (K Roy Miller of llutnnzi ch'li, Hm. was knocked down and instantly killed by 3 trka last Monday. He loaVcs {Wu |002€ ‘ H'aidv 'littlo sign-rs besides his parents to sur- VIVL‘ him. The Millerx \u-n- farmer nts nf {his L-ity, Mr. Miller being oardlthe son of Mrs. J. L. Miller. f If you wish to purchase excellent j('hristmau candies in the most. con- ;venicnl manner, and at the same time Em-nem the Lincoln school P. T. A.. fplacc your order over the telephono with Mrs. George A. Hutchinson. chairman of the managing commit» rtvu, Highland Park 996. This is the last week 0f the :mlc. Nu orders ran lu- fillcd after Dec. 15. Mr,» Mao Fletch-r Buwrn is m the [’rvs‘hyh-rian husplwl. l‘hlcnuo. where shv is undurgmnu examination, Mr. (‘ycnrgv 1.. Bruner is in the Alim- Humuw hospital. Lake Fortit. when- by underwent an operation. the LoCALANDmsommS Mr. ('ym Aliu- Hun where he I curiy purl Mr‘ and Mr thL- hapm‘ PM" Saturday. Mrs. A. J‘ N 3111:. A. J‘ Muhlkv qwnt lust \w-tk “1th riman. (‘hurlcs Harbuugh hm sold his res- un E. Park uu'nuv, In Mr. Au- hn-agu. \shw wa (Mu hrrn ulmul Murrh 1 Menu- ny Murrh~ nf (‘ up Pm Insult-luv Mr. Hurhnuuh has purrhusvd 1hr HI) fvrt, “rum uf \'nw nw-mw ~«‘('r mul “1H .\ll‘> Mh’h” ‘ Hmhlm mm- nmh‘ rhxld 22nd fr. an oral Hu 1'\‘ Mr. and Mrs. W. ll. Baldwin and: family have left for Phoenix. Ariz.,‘ where they will spend the winter. ‘ Mr. Frank Swanson of Lincoln, va., spent a few days last week in! Highland Park. » l Miss Mary Lee Kiester of Hunting- ton, W. \'a.. was the guest of Miss Marjorie Learning over the week end. The next meeting of the Junior Auxiliary will be held Saturday aft- ernoon. Dec. 17. Members will meek ALMAA cnuvv.” u-‘. _ at the Community ('onter at three o‘clock and will hike to the Dorcas home. Each one is asked to bring two toys, tn lw (listril‘utvd amung the children at the homo, Mr. and Mrs. Albert ('mmin ut' K0- wunw an- the gusts nf the Misses Ry- <lt'l" this wrok. \ Miss (inn-<- llw-k Baldwin who un- ilt-rwx‘nt, u svrinus operation at the \Vankognn hospital lust \vm-k ix‘ got- tim: alum: niu-ly, Miss Dummy I‘unly will it'flVU Dcâ€" n-miwr 1‘3 fur UM Mexico whom" she \xiil spend Min-ml “'(‘l'iwi whh iur aunt and unvlv. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Dvring of (”him-ago, m their winter homo. Mrs. J. (i. Hicks who is in u sani- iarium at Milwaukee, suffering from )11'. m a nennus hreakdoun is reported rv cowring slowly. .\ll thx' ( lurui WIH Thv \\'un\:m'< Home and Foreign eroy. Judge U. A. "mu-x. . ”nun”. Missionary swiety of the M. E. Frederick Green. and Professor “al- church will meet Tuesday, Dec. 13, at‘ ter L. Summers. the home of Mrs. Julius Lat-color. i w-wâ€" Miss Flurem-o Con-oran of> Everett gTEAM N0. 2 LEADING was the Sunday guest of M135: Flor-A IN ELKS TOFRNAMENT onu- Mx-I.auzhlin. ‘ The Woman‘s Hume and Foreign Missiunary society of the l'. E. Much inunst hm; been mu‘ifflted church meets this Afternoon at them"l the Ellu' bowling lelkue- Follow- home of Miss Hupprich, corner of ‘ in: is the sanding for ”,3. we“; Glenview and Midlothian avenues. : No. 2: glmel ‘5; won 10; ‘0“ 5; Mrs. H. D. Dick of (‘ryutal Lake. formerly of this clty, is very seriously ill at her home in that city. Mrs. C. H. Doyle of Olney. Ill.. spent a few days this week with her sin- ter. Mrs. Wm. Guyot. ‘ Mn. E. ll. Riggs of St. Louis was the guest of Mrs. M. aner a few Nays last week. The Christian (‘runders of the .United Evangelical church held I banquet and business meeting Friday evening in the church parlors. The lspeakers of the evening were Mr. iClinton Fritsch teacher of the clan. {and Dr. Earl Fritach. Master George Benson is in the Highland Park hospiul where he un- derwent an operation {or appendicitis last week. He is getting along nice- 1y. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Kleiner of New London. Wis., nrrived Tuexhy to 'spend several Week: with Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Winter. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Frauenhcfl’er are the happy parents of a son born Thursday of last week. van! gznm Grandmother Ball. Mrs. G. W. Ball, and Mrs. H. L. Ball of Canton, Ohio, arrived Wednesday and are ’the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edgur Ball. .\I r “ll «'hllxli‘ M11 .I mndr. with Send nu Ul’ In Mrs. Henry nun-i :n'onuv. day An'hihald :an-mmby spent urh’ hurt of ‘his week in Have- nn H Lusim-ss trip. momma pl'llI H «1 Park H‘ Ht 5 plulh ,‘My M- i Mn. l“. M. ’l‘wry 5' [hr ann. H; «mu-1 [Hr “mu-r ‘a. ...., V, ndt-rwunt an operation. the uf this week. M. Tuttlx- has rx-lurned ank whun- she spent NW" 5hr attend“! H‘t‘ Yah- -.~. Edward Rum-r un- m> of a Anuuhu'r. horn erm‘x l\( Luxleint H . “yr l'tllllph Mn} «1' HI” .w-r the telephono A. Hutchinson. imaging commit» 996. This is the c. Nu orders ran V. H. Baldwin and for Phoenix. Ariz» Hf Karine. ““19. Miss Edith Mcr (hrbtnm- 'n- u xlmkln': pm" my ugv and :‘x of lu-fort- Um‘vmlwx hm" PARK YRESSJMIOGLAND PARK. ‘f Vme nw-nuv. 1.1ndrn un'nur. g n m-w home mlplvh'd. whu'h m1 Hurt)" duy> ”~le 31.- H .n Flu, “h‘ r! ‘horman Vail fuw du MAUI): Hiu Ruth Sawyer. novelist and short :1 be the guest of Mn. field. {or a few any: Snwyer is the nutho: rose Ring." “Seven I "Doctor Danny." etc. yer in private life in Albert Durand of N Mr. and Mrs. (‘hicago will he of Mr. and Mrs MARRIES DOZEI! Woman of Many Allotment Checks Arrested by Fed- With tho urn-st last work of Mn. ”(40“ Frrgumn Means- Dn-xlrr of Waukc-gnn, fl'dt'rll officers Hlld they had liulvcd the mystery of the wumnn wlm “as rwelvmg gnvrrnment allot- ment rhm'ks for L2 husbands. Mn. lln-xler admits hanng a! luv! u dul- rn husbands. nnw lninu. all sulrlu-rs ur smlnr‘. ‘x Ur .‘(llllum In brie-f. Mrs I'n-xlvr ha.- lhc- umqm- rrmrd of hnxxng marriI-d 12 mn-n, «ilvnnwi none. und rut npprnn‘ mutely $100 a mnmh {rum the guv- rrnmrnt. during thr lust Ihrw yc-ztr.‘ During: hrr spnn- hmv my Lap Lu-n trmrhnu uur 1).. w-unh) a! flu mnrrmnvm's (-\p«'n~n- dudgmg M-vrt-t ..n.-m(i\.-~ um! wurrhmg {ul N'I‘HH‘ ugh-raw hudmmh AI ”30' fI-dvrl h-r :nimiurd sh nwnt anhm-nt nwnt anl :1 dnlvn h! Murrium pru‘vw‘. 5 (yr; «Inthrn pron-5.4. Shv fuunJ a sub nr; «InthrnHt-d him thI' spvll; married him; thv‘ Almtnt ‘K'fun- hc- wnkv fact {hat he was missing him his uHMmc-nt chm-k. Numbered amnng various times haw an- JUhn Kdly Hf (K; Wilfred Taylor. mm in l'ntrick Mo'cller, stationed Brooklyn navy ynrds; Paul and Thomas J. Means of 1 Lake: stafiun. nnd All!’!‘( 2106 Nngel sum-t. ('hicngo, HENRY CRAIG JONES MADE DEAN OF LAW Inducted Into Ohice 1‘ Evening: “38 Had Years Experience Urbans, lllrâ€"Henry (‘raig Jones was inducted into the oflice of Dean of the College of Law of the Univer- sity of Illinois, Monday evening. De- cember 5. He has been head of the University's College of Law since the beginning of the present school year. Dean Jones was formerly Dean of the Law School of tho University of West Virginia. coming to Illinois from that institution. He in an low-n by birth, studied law at Harvard, and practiced in Illinois from 1906 to 1911 He not only has had teaching exper- ience of ten years. but was very suc- cessful in building up the Law School at West Virginia. For the past two years the lumen: College of Law has worked under considerable ditficulty. Homer, many improvements have recently been made and the stat? of the Col- lege has been built up. Among the new men on the std", in addition to Dean Jones, are Professor George W. Goble, formerly of the University of Kentucky; Professor Albert J. Harno, of Kansas, and Professor Edwnrd H. Hope, a graduate of the University of l’cnnaylvnnia. Other men on the faculty are Professor John M. Pom- eroy. Judge 0. A. Harker. Professor Frederick Green. and Professor Wal- ter L. Summers. Much interest hu been munifested in the Ellu' bowling lengue. Follow- ing is the sanding for this week: No. 2: guns: 15; won 10; loot 5; pct. 600 No. 5 pct. 555 N0. 6 .533 pct. 533 No. 3 pct. 400 No. 1: [times 15; won 4; pct. 266 2-3. Pnrent-Tucher nuocintion will he held at 2:30 next Thursday afternoon, at the Elm Pin-e uhool. A program will be rendered by the school chil- dren consisting of (‘hrislmu songs and a Christmas play. Burke-r3 Superfine‘ Flu-on. Non. Alcoholic. give baking xhe n-Il tube that satisfies. At all grocery Itom. â€"â€"-Ad\‘. The next meeting of. 0.".- Elm Place EII L4 puHIUH .h Sawyer. the well known 1d short story writer will at of Mn. Arthur I". By- few any: next week. list the author of “The Prim- ' “Seven Miles 00 Arden”. mny," etc. etc. Min Sav- ‘ate life is the wife of Dr. rand of New York. ‘ Mrs. R. G. Kleiner of m be the week end (was. dvrnl ManK Mn. l’tl‘Y ‘ ~kv had rm‘u‘ln'd L'Inrl‘n M4313; THEN FLI'I‘S gums 5-9. games [times 12 annex games amnng thou whom m i han (MHl‘d her‘ ‘wih" rlly uf Washington, D. Taylor, mm in France; Hen stationed at the n \nrds; Paul (En-Hum J. Means of (hr Great »n. nnd Allxrt Dn-xh-r, sum-t. ('hicngo, huslxnndr Into once Monday 0: Has “8‘ 10 (‘ht'k‘k‘ fr“! Officers two years the Illinois v hlfi wurhd under Henry (‘raigr Jones 15 15; ILLINOXS won \\ .‘l won won “'0 n Mn-r or NH] won u t‘ln-nn ‘1‘“ him up {u 1hr ;. \ufc- she- \imph‘ lo“ 16 will he ‘01:“ lost lost loot lost lost 5; 3 County for the comu ! nuanced Int week 3; ‘. Quinlan. supen'ntcné ! About $3,250,000 vi] 4; I cowr this eomtructk ’wofi inc-lode- con-i4 7; ‘ neat on the north 1 Three of the new I “inbuilt on Sheridan SHERIDAN ROAD 1‘0 HAVE NEW BRIDGES Cook (hunty Appmvflufl Large ' Sum of Highways During Cnming Yea: Eighty- Jive miles of new concrete road and bridn construction in Cook County for the coming year we: on- notmcod Int week by George A . Quinlan. superintendent of highvnyl. ‘ About $3,250,000 will be expended to cover this eomtructlon, it is said. The: wad inclodoe considerable improvew neat on the north shore. Threeofthenewbridmmtobe built on Sheridan road in Glencoe. The! are the Newholl. Stone ends Hnwthorne bridges. - Other projects include; Dundee road, 2.00 mile-u. $60,000. Gross Point road, 1.00 miles, 830,- Church street. 1.00 miles, 830,000 Eu! Gknview road. 4.20 mile: 3138.00. It is expected that the $2,000,000 remaining of the 35.000900 bond LI- nua {or good roads will nlmost cover the coat of constructing the new Nghwnys, the county expecting to naive $1,250,000 from the state un- h the repayment act. The total of death: from accidents during the war period m America Val 126,000, Agninst a total of 50,- 150 Americnn soldiers killed in war mivities. according 'to n stall-men! issued by the Connecticut! Motor Ve- hicle dcpnrtmem m mnhcctim with ill "Sufi-‘3' “'M'k" t'sthdr. iunilwurth avenue. 0.50 miles. 815.- I. ll"‘-- TRY IT. If unsatisfactory in an): Just as big a labor- s-ver as the “usher. “e'fl prove it” h) 3 PRICE TRIAL in your home Make It a Me‘rrv Christmagâ€" Give Hera of Various Styles, Sizes and Prices“; in our new Display Room " THOR . EDEN AB.C. EASY? WESTERN ELECTRIC JUDD, Etc? See them all under one roof ; Easy Terms of Payment on Any Machine IRONING MACHINES THOR A.B.C. SIMPLEX SEND IT BACK AND TRY A DIFFERENT mum Plum nx hinmi. 3g]. Chm dates. 5 1;)" Km. hairs. The Funny Path all (ht oxhua. Sc: om EARL W. GSELL. REPAIRS FOR ALL APPLIANCES DECKER HUBER $5.00 PHARMACIST Telephone 23 389 Cent: Highland Park, Illinois BEST run you: \usuxn 'ry Christmas â€" Give Hera ashing Machine Fifteen fiéces One in Your Home is to be celebrnhed u All cation Week. STOP! I” to inform the Public d‘ pushmenu of their public to bring forcibly no the . dinlry chin-m the work! em kw. STOP! 'n- will give prominence h mmzinet on the! wgfl‘ On Saturday. Dec "a can Cutler will conduct 1 at th lib'nr)’ with ‘ new CW Md“. ‘ George Koon. local mm End In unmunl expend»! vhile he vu in Gleam on He left his car in Cm! I When he manned thc I“ (one. Later the veil a! I _;4 - LOSES CAR; the (If wu found at I tion. The mnfium a Gkncoe had taken n in “Int it. might kw an abl mnchine. Evidmtly the Blue LI do no: htliew in the your conuiencg be yo“. No matter what 1h: [1 Confcrfince does we Vi“ sing “Pau- un Earth. G wnrd Men." . u pin/nu pnsunal may at Chnatn. n: hme 3 an mr suggrshom * lun cu'} gunr“ hate h“ 1.2?I'S («I'd (mnfn‘nons. :1 STOP! This week. PUBLIC X?‘¥6L‘fé’i the “UM? W. $3? We ‘ listed. an inv permit”