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b T be Highlanh Park Premium: Town“ m1 All who glance over the cable news or who read the magazines must have noted the many contracts entered into by the Ringling Brothers for foreign taleht last winter. A special ship Was chartered this spring to bring the hundreds of humnn per- formers. trained animal acts and equine displays to America. More than a million persons saw the mam- moth new circus of 1922 during the weeks that it exhibited in Madison Square Garden. New York. Now this marvelous exhibition is touring the country abogrd five ,zreat rail- road trains“ It is a third bigger than the Ringling Brothers and Barnum Bailey show of last season. It is ten Made even more tremendous than in 1921 .hy the recent addition of many more trained-wild animal dis- plays and the purchase of Europe's biggest horse Show. Ringling Brothers and Barnum Bailey combined will exhibit at Grant Park. Chicago, 9 days, starting July 22. Ringling Bros. and Barnum Bailey Bring Shipload of Novelties from Europe BIG NEW FEATURES ADDED TO COLOSSUS The Press believes that as good results would he obtained if officers “would warn the lesser ofi'vndcrs instead of hauling them into court alum? with the speed demons. Warnings in most cases would be as efi'ectivv as arrests, though not so remunerative for the “coppers.” In a circular notice sent out this week a well known automobile club warns its members and others, as follows: “Speed Trap. Watch out for officers in Studebaker and Cadillac touring curs patroling in vivinity of Lak_e_ Forest and Lake Bluff on Waukegan .‘md Telegraph road." Motorcycle policemen along the north shore, encouraced by the results of the early summer business. are reaping a golden harvest in most of the cities and villages between Evanston and Waukegan officers, who re- ceive a certain percentage of money collected in fines. are more than or-i dinarily active. Naturally when the law holds out to them the plum of inâ€" creased income through numerous arrests they are anxious to extract as much money as possible from passing motorists. It follows as a matter of course that these ofiicers are More interested in fattening: their own pocket- books than in actually enforcing the motor laws. They do not draw any line of distinction between a slight infringement of the speed laws and real reckless driving which endangers life' and limb. The technicalities of the laws afford them ample opportunity to haul scores of people before maids- trates and take from them money. a large proportion of which goes in fees to the oflicers. Motor laws should be enforced. of course. but they should be enforced with the idea of making: motoring safe for all; not merely to_'provide a_ source of revenue for motorcycle “coppers.” C. K. Nelson, inventor of the Eskimo pie. is said to be getting 830.000 3 week for his simple idea of coating :1 block of ice cream with a thin layer of hardened chocolate. He gets his money by selling to ice cream manufacturers the right to make Eskimo pies at a royalty of five cents a dozen. According to that he makes a million every eight months. Not as much as Henry Ford or John D., but Nelson is the son of a confectioner at Onawa, Iowa. and a year ago he had no idea that vast riches Were in store for him. And yet they tell us that success is “one tenth inspiration and nine'tenths perspiration." NUMBER 19 Published weekly by JOHN L. UDELL and PAL’L 1.. ['bxi.i.. at Highland Park; Lake County, Illinois Entered as second class matter March 1, 1911, as the post oflice at High- land Park, Illinois, under the Act of March 3, 18.9. 99htoooo PA RASITES OF MOTORDOM A MILLION DOLLAR IDEA So let us by thrift and Simple living fight for Individual independence And community prosperity, Thus making this a better Place in which to live. Like the pioneers Of 1776 Who fought for freedom And created a government HIGHLAND PARK TRUST 8c SAVINGS BANK HARRY PAL'L Cuhler it for a growing country .2? THE SPIRIT of 1776 of“ £5: Chicnzo and NoflWW-‘Wjfl-GWF‘; “‘9 ‘W I ‘ it"s, The only way that some fellowu can make a noise in the world is to get out on the road With an unmumvd molon-yule. 3 Big as is this wonder circus of 19227~with its morv than twenty trained wild-animal displays in steel arenas, fully 150 wonderfully schooled trick horses. 700 men and wnmun :pvrformcrs. 100 clowns, and scores nt' featuresâ€"the prin- of ad- mission is no more than beforzv'. And though the trained animal number: and the immense horse show werv circuses in themselves while tourinyt Europe, they ar‘ not offered as separate attractions hy the Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey. combined shows. Instead all are on one gigantic program. Ewrythinz is in one mammoth main tent Om- ticket admits to all and includLa ad- mission to the tremendous double menagerie. There are more than a thousand animals in the 7.00 of this circus and these include a tiny baby hippopotamus only recently burn. and accompanied by its three-ton mother. Another remarkable zoo- logical feature is an armored rhinocerous, the only one known to exist and {or which the Ringlings recently refused an offer of $30,000. “The Bank of Personal Service" Highland Park, Ill. THI'RSDAY, JULY 6. 1922 GEORGE I‘. (ZOODNUW Vict-l'rnidcnl IUITflN t. IAV'OI Pry-Haul Miss Ruth Pinkertod of PM. (11”.. is the guest “n. Ella! Forest I! the home th WI parents Mr. Ind Mrs. r F. M. Mr. and Mrs. R, d. Juoblfll of Haul nun. arrived bane on MW day from a visit to Biixin Inn. LII! or the Buys, Canndl. r two wash. (‘nalo Son have ld the George Maher Int on Maple w" to R. 0. Fund-H. Thiu is one. of the f" Ravine lots [on in Highland Park. Rm. Milton I". (kilfiformrr pastor of the Ebenezer church, spent Tue» day in Highland ‘Pnrk vinllin; friends. ~ A number of hUI“ in Ruviniu Mrs‘ Geo. Tucker. who ha been in fur thv pant {cur flecks il IN: 1.0 hr about again Mn (C G. (.astfield and children of Mirhigan an- \isithx Mn. Philip S‘hn-ih‘r uf (le‘nul‘ ave Mrs. A. (X "cope! 0! St. Louis, Mo. is \isiting relatiw.‘ here. and is at prurnt mm her {on Mr Harry ( In.“ . Miss Elsie Heslrr. a membor 0“ our local high Mhool fuculty, is in; the Highland Park hrspiul munch; im: from 1n opt-ration for nppendi-f Cities. Mr. And Mrs. A. 3. Loner Ind um Albert. are enjoying: a motor trip through the west.'e stopping at numvmus points of ntcrcst Mr. Arthuv (‘. Thumsun hau hold H 60 ft. of T and 'uh h and 'J in Bud-77 Beach an; “mk- m., u. Herman Black um Tu n-qundivided the property find is quilding Ittrmn live 6 room houses for uk- un easy terms. (oak- and son are the agent. {or Mr. Black Mr. and My: \\. J. Smith .nd! sons “illiam and tdwnrd of Chi- cagu were visitors in Highland Plrk on Tuesdl) Mr. and Mn I-‘rojdmck Watkins are enjoying I moWr trip to Lake Placid. N. Y. Mr. and Mn. R. 3. L'dell and Mr and Mrs. T Spencer Etherim of' Grand Rapids Mich” matured hen-i and spent the week end visitmgl relatives. ’ . a Mrs. Arthur Und) and twin dauzb tars are at home from the Barium; hospital . 1 \ Mrs. John H. "3mm will leave: M,_ m, 3“". iv. H, W a nvxt week fur (‘ali'ornia when- she lune. \\'nh.. nrrivod Friday go V“ will spend sever-ll months. :thcir m-inolnw and mm“,- Mr. Mrs. Carver nnd daughter Niall-ad Mn. Puul L. Udell. Priscilla Carver left Saturday for - California when» thly will spend the l "3:3;2: 3“: :ggfioaf't’kphg summer. .A . _ _ lnorthcrn Wisconsin. I. A A. n u Mr. and Mrs. (‘Iark‘s Houpes of Chicago were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Claw. The Library Bul‘d will nun-t this evening at clgh! , o'clock in the library. new homes nre bdml Woodn. $313M 1' m In. I. A. Hihflh hu nturuod M” "1"“ from a six months trip thmu‘h ” "‘“t‘de’d Culilornin and M-mauubn. uilding “(nun r uk- un easy Mr. and My. Robert Seylnrth are the ngvnugmotored lo Ll Suite. Ill over tho week end. “crisp-Adv The Mine: llarie Carlson and Don Johnaon am enjoying a mouth‘o men. Mr. John Dan M and daughter: Gwendolyn and Vlrlinh and Ion John. .17.. bf! loot Ink for Canada than they will we“ I Mrs. (‘onnor Slumn d Tm, Tun. arrived Stand-y "91"qu Inc-rad lhr funeral of hot W'- hunhand. Mr. Chnrlu Fuchs. In. Smmn n upendinc awn! dun hen- vuiu'n: her puma Ir. III‘ in John lcnbr uld MIUVII and (ricndn. 8|» wu (ml, lb- Allee loam: of “In city. ‘ Mr. John Dan M and The handiwork drum: of Lb! Community Shop of 11th Park Vi” huld In I“ dl’ Ill. 3““ Momma hotel, Snmrdny. July 8. Dorothy chh. drones for lab mu buuHIul lumps and that... {Inc} lurk of I” ktndn and nutm- the thing: {or infnnb . Min Mart-rat Bock o! Chic-(o Inpent July 4th in flight.“ Park (viniun; friends. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Mania Hurt u! did fhnppy parent: 0! a daughter born; fSund-y n! the Hifihland Park hot; : pita]. I Mrs. 1'. Ford non (Nujork land) of Grand Rapidu. lick, it; the M of her unclc Mr. H. K. Code and family. ‘ Mr. and Mn. Fred R. IcVelty IN enjoying | nix Weeks (rip Chm-(In Cuudinn Rockies and Cdilornil. Don't forget the Community Shop Sak- at the Moraine Hotel. July 8th. w- 8m“- nus! 1!! Mr. Emmett Dufly of St. Loch spent the week and with his mother Mn. Arm-n Dufly. Min Helen Whitney in the of her More Mn. Button of May. ("110‘ Mr‘ Ind Mn. Lester Bull of Ivan- .«ton Wore th!‘ week end coext- of In. Ball of Ridgewuud Drive. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bennett at lune. th.. nrrivod Friday to visit their an-inolnw and dnughter Ht. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Garnet! are en- jnying u n-verll weeks motor trip ‘0 Wuhmrmn. I). V. Mrs. Cam will spend the summer in “nine, M Mr. Garnet! will return to Highland Put in about thru- was. Dr. Herbert E. Evnm o! Berk- lry. (fight. i» Visiting hi! pannu. Kr. and Mn. R. G. liv-na. Mr. and Mrn‘ Jack Ford ll‘l' the‘ happy pun-an of a son born Friday: 11m; and Mn. J. H‘ lie-[lg Ind daughter Marinn attended. the Orl- ham family wunmn u! Freepon In! \u‘rk. Mu. L. Jen-2n of Neon-h, “'15., who has been the rug-t to! her idnughu-r. Mn. Lloyd She-hon. bu ' rcturned to her home. Min. Hun-nor W-rner In the gurak of 3111.141!" Ball of Evlu- r-chn . Salurdl). Mn. Robert White and 11m”; Ind Mrs. Jack Brown ur enjuyinz I motor trip through 1hr Pull. Ind through the Whit: Mountu’m. Mr. and Mn. Harold F. Smlfih Ind mull son “'3ar of DH Phine- wcn~ the “wk and gut-nu of Mr. and Mr: Julxua lenmrr‘ Mr and Mn- Wnlh-m Hint: I" rncenmg unmrntul-(ionp on the birth of 1: mn. horn Monday Campbell ('haph'r mu I.“ eve- nmg m Masonic hull. Four cnndidutes wvrc mitilwd. Rev wu a terday Mr. Ind Mrs. A. E. Smith Ind Mr. And Mn. ("Inn-nee Witt left yesterday {or - (hm. wet-kn motor trip unload: the cunt. in Chicu'o. under the "pad-ha of Dr. B. H. Bunk-tone and ad was!» intendcnt In. Alt. 8. Swaps and Laura Prndu'vh. R. N.. In. con- pleled the count and in m munda- we nurse. 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