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n‘hvt‘ Harv ', JL'VE 32 7:30 p. m. Admits 37¢; war tax 3c {er 12: LBC; war tax 2c an? Prevmt in ANGEROUS LITI‘LE _ V DEMON” B83 a 90')? filth.- miilbnnin'l l {uh r m1 bend buuh‘ ‘Vtvtnx a: fit lion: in her bur-wk ”zinc. A Db'owvhi um: I! randy :pa-d with now Imk» ‘k-vn or :5.» ten-en" rhnr'n (um inn: a whirlwind M (”nib-- Jfirnnfmi to “are Ht mrle 'hr Ark we” Ind Ikr ' Lim‘ at 3.13 p. m. A-huts 37c; “2n der I.’ L3c; Wm 'WM Swanfim in DER TH E ' [ASH [NE 23 7:30 p. m. Axiuiu 27:; war tax 3c der 12 me; war tax 2c 9, )Mrjnrw Dawn. Tom Dmid Butler and i'esh-y Harry in *ilan's masur Work of life '1‘ EVER HARRY" - a erh-hnrawn i." “(in Get ‘l'zm Hu'ul’t" l'. JU:\E 2! 7:30 p. m. n and ' rntncr. M Mr- t'hlriws WiHiamS am 'd :CKUD' Story by Harvey Gates )R [-2 (iii Banquets n advance ."< H ix" .nenfi’ 5‘” Ra» iie Drive .ng ‘3 [Ft/2, I922 Inn m ['RSDAY. ., ,; ffirghwwxl Xc-rf. Warm M «:1 fine screen. 1 war that will SHAY HM RCHI eatre "I. Ill . ms iluegl rm Eng “rent sup- ~ ,ani MAIN :r‘, m» part4. From nnnbn Fwd National watt faster. sixv nne of MvVarZhy. Hin- ‘Uilth Fin-h, New n Stwvons, Avon, “a; "uni. High- "d has»); l‘alhfrâ€" Park; HR. third “new Yurk, right Park; 1“- ~.¢w Yurk ’(‘x‘nWiUXL \. J.. watcher: \x. catz’hfri < Hg?" b-~'\Afi-n 5.3-. I'm mm: in ‘n..- f we Laws r” hep-tar net: t’omedy .uur many ’.:-v. Kent]:- ! ss'nmathy ‘rvtuvment of M ”.3. Park ,\;.;u ank war tax war 1.1K 07k Mam” Mass. (‘0nn.. H-ntt‘r field unn.. 3c Highland Park had its first im- portant period of City Planning when :hé town was laid out in 1869. So far asl'it was possible to tho pluiiiici's of the lliile village of that timv. High- iahd Park had a good smrti an :.= the“ wrond impnrtzmt pi‘i‘iml in the ‘1in (if tho city. and its future growth and dowlnpnwnt must he dctunnim-d ‘Vlth \iisi- {(H‘L‘Slflht undoi- (-umpewn! iliivllt‘ ur the city will be left to ar- ianuv itsclf awarding m aim-identai :ircumstancvs. Expats estin‘aW that “ithin thi- next zenomiinn the pupulmimi ni' 4‘hinigo will have reached seven mil imns. and that the builtvup areas will ~‘(It‘n'l iiiLIr Lake county. This furor _8>‘t will give one an idea of the wit .,f l‘fill‘lltlflns Highland Park must he gii‘opared tu (zit-v. The (‘iiy Plan fur Highland Park as provided for under tho ::xnin': ordinanxo should mnrc giruporiy he milled a plan fur the pres, ~~:"~'uiinn «f Highland l’aik. with all. :ts ".I'mzl advnntagea :i place (if exiiicnw. .i riirnl plan rather than VOTERS WILL DECIDE FATE OF CITY PLAN HERE SPECIAL ELECTION FOR ZONING ORDINANCE SATURDAY, JUNE 24 jThu zoning ordinance tn be voted 'szon Saturday. June 2-}. is the result -)f the t-un-ful study and consideration {Wen to this matter by the council. )pacial committees and experts: du- ring the past seven years. Th2: namml teanem-iw mnstzm‘vly A: \wrk 1f ununpnsml wuuM inevitably tmnsfm‘m Highland Park into a semi- citmed place. removing year by year its rural character. the sense of quiet c-leanlinvss. and country charm it now znxssocses as its chief asset. Although there are at present no factories in Highland Park. the pm- sihility of intrusion of industry is by nu means remote. Industry must he altogether excluded. Such utilities as L-oal. lumber, and building: material yards and storage plants must be grouped and retail stores must be pre- vented from scattering themselves among residences. This can only lu- nccomplished by means of zoning. March ‘24 the council adopted the zoning ordinance in its present form. April ‘2] a petition was presented to the council requesting: that the urdinance be submitted to 3 refer- NUMBER 17 HAROLD LLOYD. SAT.. N. S. V 1 IN “SAILOR MADE MAN" GI \Vednesdav and Thursday. Wal- Open _G Wednesday and Thursday. lace Reid in - “Across the Continent" Next week 5 program at Pearl the- atre \Vlll include the following pie wres: ‘ ‘ ' I_A.l.A w.;u. Sunday. Tom Mix in his latest western picture "The Fighting Stre’ak;" Monday and Tuesday “Re- pqrtm! Missing.“ featurimz OWen Moore. Shipwreck scenes that make your heart beat faster‘. 8 seaplane and seasled race that, is easily one Y'QHHHH'U. .1 :1 City Plan Th2: mm' 2:30. Sec ; uf' thns paper 'F‘ISHING GOOD IN - NORTHERN WATERS Mr. and Mrs. H. )1. Prior and Mr.‘ and Mrs. A. (I. McPherson are en-r joying a vacation sojourn at New Auburn. northern Wisconsin. The fishing in that vicinity is good, judg- ing by the basket of fish sent by them. to relatives in Highland Park. The largest Was a 1713}. pound “musky.” ENTERTAIN WAUKEGAN ELKS IN MILWAUKEE -â€"â€"â€"â€" l Ellis Lodge No. «£6 of Milwaukee‘ entertained ‘Waukegan Lodge No. 702. in Milwaukee Monday evening. A_ large delegation of two hundred and: fifty members including a fifty; piece band left Waukegan at 6:15; o’lrlock an a special North Shore. [min e-zmr'gcd by T. E. Welsh. Wau-‘ keg-an Ledge. put on the work, initinu? ' L.._,._,_,. “minutes. ‘l .1 presented liyvthe ladies in oflering their wardens for this occasion. AMERICAN LEGION DRIVE IN PROGRESS The American legion is making 1 drive to enroll all eligible into the ranks. The drive opened on Satur- day and will continue until the night of Saturday. July 1., Dumaresq Spencer Post is open to receive new members. Remember that every eligible sex-Vice man or woman should enroll by midnight of Saturdly. July I. Watch for the displny of the new silk flag and Americnn Igflw Standard which will be on displéy at the L. ‘R. Rigdon store beginning Friday. June 30. and will remain there until after July 4th. Elks Lodge No. 46 of Milwauxee sntertained‘Waukegan Lodge No. 702 in Milwaukee Monday evening. A large dulezation of two hundred and fifty members including a fifty piece band left Waukegan at 6:15 airlock an a special North Shore [min c-zmr'gcd by T. E. Welsh. Wan- Rug-an Ludg‘e put on the work, initiut. ins: (.ne hundred candidates. ’ Lug (.ne Careful Study of Local Conditions; Aimed to Preserve Rural Character and to Pre- vent Invasion of Industry élinance As Passed By Council Is Result of Seven Years’ : f 9 The HM)“ endum. The reason given was that a large proportion of the vitizrns of Highland Park were unfamiliar with the pmvisions of the ordinance ow- ing to the lack of advam'ed publicity prior to its adoption. The City Plan commission in giving noticv. and in conducting the public hearings complied in every rcspvmt hearings complied in every n-spw-t tn thv mm- lnw rcunrdim: thew mm. Thm- 1‘in l'lan mmmissiun flaw nun tiu- thmugh tln- llig'hland l‘mkl l‘rx-ss ut' the time and plm'c for pululii I umsillmutiun of (hi- nnlinum-v. Tum publii- hearings wrrc- held. any on Jan um'y 3 and am- on February 9. IS'ZLZJ Tlu-rc wuru no objections at either ufl thc- mimtings tn the Lwnvral plain fur; zunin: tho L-ity. 'l‘hvro \wrv umw «ll-.1 ii-"tinl‘.< mmlc lny individuals whine; nruporty hzul been nmiltod from Kh!’ hlliincfis ilistl'li't ziml thy ()wnmx' ..’ \‘!1‘.Hll 1M.~ whu wvro Lndt-r the imm run-«inn that the zoning nnlinnnny \mulJ prohibit them from 'huilnlinzw Tn mm-t these objections the l)U\'llH‘>‘< dbtrirt was extended as fur as it “in: ilumcd advisable u! this time arml thi- (mm-rs of small lots worn 8*311T8d thnt , if tlwir pr'ipcrty was :u'qnirwl priwri to the pusmgc of the minim: nrdinnnvw' they Would lye pi-rmittml to llllllll pru- 'ltllllL’ they comply with tho huililin: regulations. No established business outside of the businesos district will be efl'ected by the zoning ordinance. The zoning ordinance as passed is the first draft submitted by the zoning commission, and it is the intention of the council to amend the ordinance from time to time to meet any condi- tions which Were not known or hail not been considered before the pass- age of the ordinance and which if al- lowed to exist would work a hardship in individual cases. A Board of Appeals has been i'reâ€" A Board of Appeals has been vreâ€" ated by ordinance whose duty n is to hear complaints of this character and recommend amendments and changes in particular cases when enforre- ment of the urdinance would work a hardship to those owning property in the city. N .V ASSAR CLUB q'GIVES GARDEN PARTY An opportunity to visit some of the nnmt bonufiful gardens on the North Shore is being given by the North Shore Vassar Club on Friday afternoon. June 23. The following ladies have thrown open their gar- dens. uxuw In Winnetka: Mrs. James Hough- telinz. Mrs. Henry P. Cromwell.Mrs. Herman B. Butler. Mrs. Merritt Starr. Mrs. John W. Scott, Mrs. Fred Scott, Mrs. Robert Clue“. In Glencoe: Mrs. Andrew Mac Leish, Mrs. Charles A. Stonehill. The gardens will be open from two thirty to five thirty and in each one Vmsar women will act as host- esses and tea will be served in one of them. Tickets and any further information may be obtained from Mrs. ('arl Bingham. Tel. H. P. 229, Mrs. Rolland )lustinzs. Tel. H. l’. 4822 or at the Moraine Hotel The proceeds derived from the sale of these tickets will go toward the Vas- sar $3,000,000 salary endowment fund and it is hoped that many people will take advantage of the opportunity presented by the ladies in oflering their wardens for this occasion. Gardens Tomorrow for Benefit of Endowment Fund 1" >7 ‘ N i..-,_.\utomobiles Parked Free Dur- nvt- M ing Celebration; Everyone ”m1 Invited to Attend Got at the uh! trusty golf slum, shine them up and he an hund at the grand opening of the Park District Gulf pluh. Saturdly. July tint at two ut’itx'k. Just think. int: n! prilos, a prize for every body. everybody in- vited tu play. In addition to the town Hmunt, mum and see our mayor drive the first hall at two o'clock and his official “’t‘lt'llllM‘ at the opt-nim' of the new municipal t-uursv. An lfi hula modal plly umrnamontl"!ply will he stngvd. open to everyone. mrn‘ or women. 174 years old or mlvr, l‘lay- i ‘ _ ers may lw-uir, a! twvlvo u'rlm‘k. but }"“' only the fir-x! (“'u.,;ounds played “"llehl (ht‘ njnv hulv you vl - mun! {or the? “1' prizes. ,4 i .1" T0 STAGE avrnutn If you don‘t play lhmk you pluy wry Well. it Mimv. Fume out anyway, but éll hvo Utlllk Jul )1. "H'lflfl I At a meeting of the atbiten In: night it wu decided w cull in - sov- tenth man. a prominent citizpn of High- Hand Park. to decide the question Mayor 1b Drive Firstanll at ELKS Bl SY “ITH ‘ Pl ANS FOR POI RTH‘ Free parking ~pm-e- fur HMO vars Will‘iv provided at Sunni-l “'0de July 4th. when lh‘ Huthland Park B, P. U. E. Ludgv puts on its annual Independenc'o Day celebration, Vari- uus commiuu-s of the lodge are busy preparing for Hie gala event and from all indications it will be the' biggest aflair of its kind that High- land Park Mu had in years. A feature of the day will be music by tht- Chicago Woman's band of 50 pieces with a npecial 20 piece bugle and drum corps. This in a novelty that is wprth coming mile: to hear. Music- for dam-in; Ml a big open air platform nmung tlw trves will be furnished by Walter Ford‘s orchestra, the famous Mariguld Gardmm troupe. This is unc- of the fim-at thrice arches. Iran in Chicago. Ln-t yt‘ r during the Fourth u-lcbratiun t dance pavilion was thc' most pofiular spot in Sunsvt Wood. after the baseball game. Mayor S. M. Hastings of Highland Pink and other well known speaker. will deliver lihnrt addrm during the day. EREAD)’ FOR BIDS on DEERl-‘IELD PAVEMENT 5 Bids are being received or the new ?Highlnnd Put-Deerflel menu §hixhwoy. according w um iment from the do: “Charla I. Russell, county "1"an cl 'high‘uyn. It i: ”um“ tint («It 'projcct will cost Ip'minntdy $90000. i ' The baseball gum- at 1:30 o'clock will in one of the main drawing cards. The Elks team will plly the Young Men's club for the thy cham- pionship. Both tum; live been training {or the time and 1 hard battle is expected. Last year the {mmv between these twu wu perhaps the hardest fought battle of the 50880“. l-neryone will be welcome It the Elks' m-lehration and anyone is auund a good lime. No expcmc will be spun-d to make the ufhir t 3 "(Tim ARBITRATION FOR TEAMSTERS’ TROUBLE Drivers and Tenn Owners Agree to Let Committee Set- tle Dlmcultles Highlund Park tenmstem returned to work last Wednesday IHd agreed to allow n board of arbiter: to settle their dispute with the tem owners. The strike begun two week. ago when the teamrtern demanded 3 hi! holi- day Saturday! with full y. The team‘owners refused. dec ring that they hirepdy' paid a scale above that of any city in thu part of the flute. Then the drivers struck. Lust week. lumen-r. they returned to» work. and lvft their troubles with a board com- posed of three nwners. Funk Shu- hen, Paul Borehart and Charles Den- netamd three drivers. H. 211mm?“ Howe and Mike Bunddutilio. Th! teamxtera Ire now mania" 838 per week and receive pay {at holibys and niny days according to the team owners. 3 Opening? Prizes to Awarded in 18 Hole 9mm THURSDAY. JUNE :2. 'RSE OVENS JIM] Medal Play . it“ u” Hu- hut be thru- MENT 'Pruidont Board of "calm. lHizhl-nd Park. In. llN-ar Sir: ; I feel it my duty as I vmu-n uf thxl mlty. In munplnm of the ht‘“l‘r Watt-r 'M thr {not of “twine drn't' l have been tuld on you! authority jthat the u-ptu‘ tank tun l’wvn l'rukt-n Mm {our years. I know for a fart ‘thnt :t was lvruken all Int year‘ You nrv nw-n- a! the {art that the lr-ity'n water t'nmt-H {mm the lulu- in owhtrh that WHU'Y rmyvtil-n. We also .hatht- m that waur in the hot summet. llu yuu “ant the 1mm: tn mm: down ‘u‘ith typhoid ur pnvnmtmin'.’ Thnl’u rlhc' way wv'w- darn-(L I When an rpitlemir stlrtu all the ilrolrd of hmlth \wun'h-r haw It doom ; What's the mutter with you man. innyhnw’ Arvn't you here to prutm-t mm WATER IS UNSAFEâ€"‘ Lu! week a lean. lined “An En- lhusiuslic (‘iiizm." which demulded an investigation of Conditions I! the bench. wu received by the Pro”. “Id the (‘ummunirution been uiyned by mml- individual or d‘uniuuou it would have been published immcdllle» 1y, ln-smuch As it wu unonymom. 1hr situation In firm im'owtinted um! ”norm! in the Bond of Hetuh. Belnw nro publishrd the loner and I reply by the Board: .- . .n BATHERS TAKING RISK anyhow thv city The above letter was received on June 14. and comes n! In opportun- t‘nne. While we much prefer I‘M lone”. we are chd to find 111“ «here In- intervatml in that quen- (inns. , 0n Jum- 12. in betun an inventi- u-lion of the lake "(or wlth M- erl-Me to bathing. Sample-u of In- ter were taken {mm varioul points (Continued on Pin 12) Editor. The Press. Highland Park. III Dear Sir: HIGHLAND PARK DAY WEDNHDAY. AUG. That. fliflxlnnd Park Day will ht och-brutal Wednesday Aug. 9. in do. cided at I npecinl meelm‘ of th! Business Men's ”sari-lion bold Tub day night in Witum hull. Thor! win he I big parade. u null. I dun during the afternoon and evening, lama und contest. and mnny other attraction! ‘0 be Announced later. A meeting of the containe- (mm the Bu-inn-n Men's association and «(her ornniulionn which will unfit In preparniom 10! the “Day" will ... ,,.‘r_v , held next Wedmdly night. June :5: in With!) lull {or the puma-r a! perfecting the plum. ’ Tho-e behind the prokfl IN eo- prflnny union: to hold W with.- don hinon adny when “auton- dmilnr nflnin in neighboring d“ PRESS NOW PRINTED IN NEW BUILDING Machinery and Endowed! Bella Moved This Wonk (to. Old Location This week's lune of the Highland Pnrk Pres: in the first printed In (D new building. The menu and and! other rqulpmcm we" moved to the new location curly thin rack. The lindype machine. md type cut- an “ill in the uld building. Durint m next week or (no then- any ht I I" minder»; m the paper that II" on"- lovked in me hurry o! mow/in. Ad- venison and nun mntflbum In Inked to take this into connldtrlflw und ho a bi! lenient. MARRIED MEN WIN LODGE BALL GA”! Th.- “married men" fol am the “tingle men” In 3 m a! nu- Royal Amman yuncrdu' at the PM P g.“ of When“. T» m_‘ {Iii Frank is. Gm m1 [Arson were uWiM “About one hundred a! can" gin-n for member- cl and their families. .nd a recreation In thoroughly The sun was made (to. E {if} Wake ad of Health Dec-hm Tim Danger Lurk! In Lube: Drinking Water Pure Enough up! The town" in dung"? An enlhuniutic ritiun. The “on rd'l Loner Highland Park. I“ Jum- 13. 1922 m you! authority ‘mn Nun l'rukt-n know for a fact all In: yur‘ June 2!.1922 “Bori- (‘oodoulof’ wlll be the oppner It Bavinin Park Saturday night. Tho min; pron-In will be- g-in 3: 8:16 o'clock. Sunday after noon.tbero will l» 1 concert_ by the Chlcgo Synphony (MM. and Sunday ownlnx‘“luhme 8W will hr preheated. The program for the ml of the week will ht as fol- lows: Monday, min-ctr. wnqefl; Tuesday. “Lo Tnvinu”; Wednr-ndny, "L. m"; Thundny ant-rm chlldnn‘u m; Thur-day en» hing, “I PM”; PM”. “Inna.” AM Saturday “Wu, arch-mu (m; Saturday evening, “(inval- leri- Rustlunn" and “L- Nnvur- VII“ . Mn: Nrw Feature- Enpmul atuntlon it culled lo the Mundn nixllu .1 Rnlnia lhll year. when the nymphony comm will be resumed The uvul Sulurdly and Sunday nflannon pron-un- ‘ill be given and It all such nmfln. in- vluding Monday night: all nut: in tho pavilum will he 1m. Them will 1w norm-(fled mu. no utu ul- mxu'um and only the gall- udmiulon will be necessary. Tln-re will hr dnnvinu in the (‘uino and further annnunn-m nu in (hi: "card will be made in a 10" days. SEASON BEGINS SAMDAY Building Fad Mu by Muir at the We: 0! Mn. Ffidlyvnmmoou, June 17. was a beautiful tribute to flu. Jun Boy". the beaten. In spite of the terrific but and the “a that a. ponies were nearly gone. her may {rhod- «no In (rat her and add that? com ttibldon to tho project. In. Boyer u so much bum in the WM. in; {and o! the Hichlnnd Park Wom‘l club. The W new Mildly dnoonw in guy ‘ garden m. Table: in warned for has who desired to flay m. 80-. 5min l-‘lntWookofOpeanol The Thnndly afternoon program- {or the children ‘ill begun on June Nominated on Pan 7) MANY ATTEND PEONY PARTY HELD FRIDAY Auwhoumemthwmflm that a vodol slur of my kind during the W in c am npmlflldm Walnut-tel inbModenBoy-r lad (nth mmlmvbomunmm sma- R was. (9! the Men “M. cum run-duo.“ to in “Wou- their program AUXILIARY CONDUC'I‘S mm "IVE The WM'I Auxiliary of the Hkhhod Put ”in! Ill min a drive {or m mm thh ”at hand: an mu mo “PM the bed um i. minus-ed by unions-u. this bad 5- kid brig-rill {a m ltycuu.butwhenyaudbkviuh [1|le given (or other can minding may. Regular ”troup- It” lot ‘10: undue membership: to! 38. M . mun don-don wfll In My N- “MM. - p v u that ”hump no that (ht-Ir hfi will be In. W to cop. with “dud chum" cues that mm: will turn be ableto .( . .No 6m chm; nan um. cw found k W Put lulu! h!- g? ‘2‘ The Penn, party at Shot-acre. ”0' M u- b No bulb» no“. New Fat-m Adlai 1th Year summ Jean Boyer 11w smoke awaken“ tht fled-I and It. And In. Henry Fish-r. vb lininnnluofnoluinflnllu- Ier boo-c. The! M their way an o! a. m m not. huh - chance to save a single nrtirld of Nothing, except that they vote. Only two or thm pieeu a! fun!- ture belonging to the Fisher- were saved. A tun und 3 Bible were I" that the Healer“. saved. Fire of nnlmwn on'dn comm! dumyod the home of It. and In. George Hod". South Gm Bu road. near the county "no. n 12:30 o‘cbek The Highl-nd Park fire department responded promptly. but. beau” the Muse was located about I mlle and! of the city limiln. there was no wa- ter supply “com I well. which was used to good'ndunlm with the pumper in saving buildings nearby. Mr. And In. Healer lud lived in the hour: for shout 67 yew. They are old ”Men in cm: pelzhborhood‘. The home was I twelve room structure... and had just boa! Vlad {or electricity. Mr. Hell" Subbed putting a new roof. on the home Just yesterdly. Mr. Healer wan highway commis- sioner of Doerfield mum-hip for may yarn. and he and Mn. Hauler are well known throughout Luke county. thin morning Loul Wt W lilt- BUILDING A TOTAL The log is entimnud at 810,000, and mm is my little insurance. Kr. Hal". who in a great hum. had a lure quutity of cum is fill home. A. (her In W but begun to expiodc. was 4 like the bottle of “In lune. n. A. 1' ENTERTAINED AT can“ mus. FLAG my 0mm De deI of nylons-n sum" “M“?Ifi‘fi! tin-it‘d“ griEggggs§s i;: '5; %’ silaesfiflhix mm W DAMN; 0. WAWM‘I'. ' " mg 6mm (mun m m an wagon MMuCoIntyL 'Sh‘ruyAflu-llid- mans-134i ilfllc