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DM & CO. bite that b you” (kill Goes Bil! Boats nyments. I: MONTHLY CO. to Your content WANTED - {OBILEX . Estate Loans it Boxes 'und at at Quinn De. My Bank.' We dwiches 'l, 1twood ost at- service RESULTS Ravinia hone 2300 'isposal Lel) Mil? Fling Accounts Y IT! You will the money . igE[ii,s',(jiifiijjjjr,lrfjl' d Park, m. Sale ilMlllff ON Jim! St, mo 'h'il'iatiglffrii:'. fi) i! HitrhiartduUrk Day, July 28, will be a big day for the playground chil- dren. Already they are planning how to decorate bicycles and doll bug- tries and plans for Boats are well under way. All the children will meet in Sunset Woods on the mom- ing of the.28th and march from there to their position in the parade.. Summ"er time is or should be vaca- tion time for school children. Sunset Park affords as good a vacation for them as you could wish. The fact that there were 200 children at the park on Monday Uternoon is proof that Sunset Park is an asset to High- land Park. .' On Monday evenings the swimmers club takes a plunge in Lake Michigan On Wednesdays the same group plays games at the park and if a cool eve- ning they fool the mosquitoes by build- ing a fire then sing songs in peace. They also plan to lay out a lawn ten- nis court this week so you who have- n't been up this year, dust " your racket and give the court a trial. Did you ever realize that you can find personality and socialization in a sand pile? Come up and watch the future neighbors as they live close together in the sand box, shar- ing pails and shovels as they work their “air castles" of sand. How many of you Highland Park people Knott-just where Sunset Park is located? And those of you who do know, have ever seen it? You won't know what you are missing un- til you pay us a visit. Recently a new wading pool has been added to the grounds. Not just a common wading pool but one of real beauty. And what's more, it is cleaned daily and is a safe place for your child to play. Nothing can be more grateful than this on a hot day. On Monday 55 kiddies were in the pool at one time and their antics alone expressed their appreciation. Teter-totter, swings, merry-go- rounds and a wading pool for the little tots; folk danving. sewing and games for the girls; ball games, group games and harmonizing lessons for the boys; swimming parties, tennis, and volley ball for the older group- all at Sunset Park playground. CHILDREN ENJOY SPLASH IN NEW POOL Pleasure at Sunset Park; Draw Large Number of Children; Invite Parents . . THURSDAY, JULY 22, tsai North Shore Trust Company Exchange Ford'- General Banking " Paid on Savings Account UNDER STATE SUPERVISION l Northwest Corner Sheridan Road and Central Avenue ' " Paid on Saving. Account ‘ One Dollar and One Minute will stat-fit Pool and Playground Conveniently Located I Flag Pole Corner ,r “Samson mid Dalila" A deluge of requests from his pa- trons havb caused Mr. Echtein to in- elude "Samson and Dalila" in the "Tosca" will be given its initial presentation of the season on Thurs.. day night, July. 29, when Mme. Elisa- beth Rethberg will be heardin the title role, Edward Johnson will be east as Cav rdossi and Giuseppe Danise will Jh'lJ'/,'i,1 The power of Mme'. Rethberg's voice combined with its tonal beauty; makes her ideal as Sar- dou's heroine in which she must rise to climax after climax, and one can readily imagine themanndr in which this singer will render the immortal "Vise d'arte," one of the greatest of operatic arias. Me. Johnson is likewise admirably endowed to bore tray Cavardossi, in which singing and acting are demanded in equal propor- tions and the hero must make.an im- pression every instant. With Giusep- pe Danise as Scarpia, there is much to look forward to. It is a matter of pride that this artist added this role to his 'repertoire " Ravinia some seasons ago, and he has been tre- mendously successful in it ever since. Mr. Denise possesses the art of bel canto singing in unlimited degree and he has hit own way of presenting the villainous“ Scarpiawin which he sets him forth as a polished gentleman of evil nature. Mr. Tne'visan will be the Sacristan,‘ Mr. D’Ahgelo the refugee and Mr. Curei, Spilletto. Mr.. Papi will conduct. 1 nique and a sympathetic understand- ing of human nature-qualities which Mr, Chamlee possesses in abundance. Mr. Busiola will be heard as the father, which offers many big mo- ments for the baritone. Others in the cast are Miss .Falco, Mr. D'An- gelo, Mr. Ananian, Mr. Curci and Miss Correnti. Mr. Papi will conduct. Pageant for Children Thursday afternoon, July 29, will be a red-letter day for the children, this bringing the annual carnival and pageant under the direction of Miss Bertha Hes. This year the pageant is entitled "The History of Chicago” and scores of children will participate. The carnival will bring forth a variety of attractive costumes, artistic group- ings and dances. It 'will be held on the north campus. All children 12 .s'ears of age or under will be admit- ted free to the carnival. Seats are free for everyone. F NEXT WEEK NOTABLE RAVINIA PROGRAM (Continued from page 'rravererd' Cheque- 2) Booster Trip: T Yesterday evening thegghig booster parade made a tour of: the North Shore, about 25 auton'ipbilés with members of the Chamber: of Com- merce starting from, be jut T p. m. and visiting communiti i south on Sheridan and Green Bar a to Wil.. mette and then northw d on Waw. kegan road to Glenviey. turning by way of Lake Forest, Iih Sheridan and Highwood. Everywh they were received with acclaim s ibis ex- pected that large conti from all these towns will visit Hi hland Park on the big day. ' ' ' Ladies' nail hammering' icontest. Prizes given for the Digest man and the oldest lady on. the grounds. Decorations l The work of placing th.p!permanent flag decorations secured tid the Cham- ber of Commerce hag been started, and also the wiring for the 'special street illumination; In addition the business people are urged to decori the win- dows of their stores and st 'ps go that the entire business dist i‘may be in gala attire. Three pri lot $5, 10, and $15 are announced t beat deco- rations. Citizens also requested to display fiatrs and otherjiueorntions on their premises. 1 Foilowing is th list of p , es don-ted for the day and by who”. as far an the list could be obtain up to last ' Prizes for Ch ten H'rizes of $5, $3, a , $2 will be awarded the children, r best deco- lrated icycles, pony i: a, skooters, doll b gies, and novpmes. The best eltntiiwi11 also be aw . ed the same )prizes.; Blue, red andWite ribbons iwill bi awarded the t decorated ffloats, (eteo in the saga] divisions l listed. '2; I Boys' 'rtlmetF-- turesiio, B, M yard dash: 7 to 9, 30 yard _tr,toi; 12 to p, " yard dash; 10 to 12; tity'sard dash; 9 to 12, potato race', 10,.to 14, sack Games and Fits' The games and athleti events start at 2:00 o'clock and new; the follow- ine: '; ‘--' Girls' .ttmetr--turet' 4 tio 6. 20 yard dash; 7 to 9, 30 yard da)h; 12 to 14, 75 yard dash; 10 to 12, M) yard dash; 9 to 12, potato race; Itrto 14, relay race; Girls' special ball throwing con- test race The Elks band anti the" High School hand will be in the paride and fur- nigh music during the dab. It is also hoped to arrange for the Camp Roose- velt boys and their band 60 participate in the parade. _ f 'The ball tranteHsetwein Highwbod and the Hiehland, Park Elks at 2;30 o'elock will be Mann)”: one with widespread interest on both sides, as the teams are old r val: and both have won many games his geason. Route of Par/ide The parade will start if)!!! Dale and Central ave ue and pr d to Green Bay road th 'nce North 0 Elm Place, where the fiipt parade, ‘arching or- ganizations L nd child q will enter the Park fro Elm Pl . The auto- mobiles, etc., will con. ue north on Green Bay ro d to Part avenue, west on Park aver: to Sun road, south on Sunset io d to ll tral avenue, east on Centr l avenue Green Bay road, south on :reen Bay road to Lin- coln avenues?“ on Lincoln avenue to St. John's, 9rtlr on St. John's to Central avenue, west on Central ave- nue to secoodjtrect, " tth on Sec- ond street and disban ”or park on North Second 'ttreet w . the excep- tion of the flotts who ay, if they desire proceed to,Sunse Park where parking space will be rovided for‘ exhibition purposes. J . Many Prize) . Besides the big principal prize, about $500 worth of other prizes do.. nated by the local business men and others will be available and every- body is urged to register early and often for the distribution of these premiums. l I . I Join the big 'parade d help make this .occasion memor le. Anyone who wishes to arrange' float or s:- ‘cure automobile decor tions should see C. H. Witt or Allie Larson. Do it now. . . , _ mount, Park and N, Twelf h division, true, group", decorated on Pr west ' Dale. ‘ " urday night, “f ;Vida Breve," anno need: above, wi be given ita initi Ravinia preset: tion in special celeb atiori of the cl i, of the itrtrt half f the season. 7 ine. Bori will Jre h _ rd as Salud wit Mr. Mojica as Paco. Others in‘the (tdst are Mme. Bqurékaya. Mr. DCA e10, Mr. De.. f_rere/ Mr.Mnanian,' in Pagi, Mr. Cureriand Miss Grassi l Mr, Hansel- ifiiiifir'i'ii Conduct. . I mtmiiki ADY _i, FOR cm OLIDAY wanting he?! va" _ and ‘this "ttttttty work '. . Fa scheduled forum-y night, J . 80, With Gio. vati)st Mus!“ sl u Bunsen an Alice Gentle q slils. ' This eh ',tt', has ”at “ted two nudi- e ths season ' 35h filled every inc of milable a , and its pop-, til ty chtinues an; -d.'Mr. Mar- tin l doitrtsome of l I i1nest singing ‘u ' e Biblical giant, nd Miss Gen- tle s an, alluring nil la.. Giuseppe Dan e as the high m st achieves 1 big standard as & q Leon Rothier, as e Old Hebrew. , It hers in the: cast‘, are Desire Bet c, Mr. Cureii and Mr. Casein. ”knees, which cont ibute to the spec r ular features of ie performance! ' ve been ar- ran d by Ruth Peg I Mr. Russel- mans", will conduct. l l um 'rmmaAt,8lr'Amr Puss. HIGHLAND nu. mom iliContinued from isasre 15 , a and truck apeet avenue, Dale avenue. Dean Armin, " in -eeru.. sd',','.',' lou‘g Bakery. " - w “and Johann Co., 1 can [ah View M and Beau. P. Botchnrdt. 1 Mg chicken but]. P. Ole-er. t Inn. Green Milt Die-nor. " or “I wort " lie. In: curdl. ' McFM-rson C Son, “no um. Roll-bk laundry. '" dry 3m: u. laundry work.. " who). Prank Sinatrou. 1 too cod. . J. w. 3mm. that any a China... evening If any are omitted they will be included in the list next week, the committee announces: Prizes Donated lea n int Neker Gut-n. natto non-h. ' Joe lemon Cab Co., he an.” eaA. North Show,“ Co., one Mo. 120 “not Wum four-harm laundry “on. - We- Thom, 1°. - Bowman Dairy Co.. "I in "in. Joe W. electric iron. Jun. Coiling. " in print. t Penn. Oil 00.. Datum lt. P.1ceCo., lmm;1,euom q by C. & N. W. Ry. regular schedule nd 7:28 Transportation special; $1.00 round trip (not ind . ng gate admission); or North Shoreline regular sch'edule- and 6:47 7 from Dorchester Avenue, stopping at intermediate points and We. add Adams, 7:12; Wilson Avenue", 7:30; $2.00 round trip, including g I admis- ,sion, or $1.00 and coupon book ticket. . _ . 7 Thursday at 3, Children's Concert (all seats free); 8:15, LA $HEME, Bori, Maxwell,, Johnson, Danise, Defrere, Laziari, Papi;Iriday, 9 JUN E Rethberg, Martinelli, Macbeth, Page, Defrere, Rothier, Hassispna.tir, Satur- day, MANON, Bori, Chamlee, Maxwe ll, Paggi, Defrere, Rothieii‘g'l“ Hesse]- mans; Sunday, at 3, Concert (h seats free); 8:15, IL TRovAiroiiirRets. berg, Martinelli, Bourskaya, Danise, Lazriari, Papi; Monday, 8:1 morence Macbeth Concert Recital with Chicago Symphon Orchestra (no ‘reserved seat charge);Tuesday, CARMEN, Melius, '2C'2i'i', Maxwell, tirskaya, Basiola, Page, Pelletier; Wednesday, LA TRAVIATA, Bori, Basi Papi; Thursday, at 3, Children's, Concert (all seats free); 8:15,TOSCA, ethberg, Johnson, banige, Trevisan, Papi; Friday, SAMSON & DELIL' t Gentle, Martinelli, Danise, Defrere, Rothier, Hasselmans; Saturday, VIDA' BREVE, Bori, Bourskaya, Paggi, Defrere, Hasselrnans; Sunday, R LET.. TO, Macbeth, Martinelli, Paggi, Danise, Iazzari, Papi. Box Office Phone Rogers Park 9112 from Chicago (no. j. From C suburbs, Highland Park‘2728. Gate ad "on, $1. Reserved seats opera nights, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00, $2.60,, $2.75 and free seats. _ ' Preu. , hate. statu-. "lun- HIGHLAND PARK STATE HANK RAVIN IA OPERA Chicago Symphony Oreh Keep Your Money at Wa This bank has the progress of the community at heart. Bring in your money and let us start it do- ing double duty. _ It is working for you ahd also your community. Your money; placed on deposit in this bank', is draw- ing interest for you and can be used-by other? in de- veloping the industry and welfare of this commun- ity. . . When you place your money in a bank, it is doing" double duty. . _ _ 8:15 TONIGHT La Boheme Trunk lam , at. gal-t. litho- Auto _ at M. Art; m. an. M. Martin Bind-III. . can. In» Dam. and not. Gaunt W. I chickens. Fied um. " out. Pr“: _ hr, "to farm. W. J. Brown. " eal. Ten Duly, but. 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