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iinTMg^',y,,"lâ„¢/., """'â- â- â- â- â- â-  .....i......"â- Â»â- â- " »â- â- ' THE LAKE SHORE NEWS. FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1923 â-  iiiJ-'i!-'. N.U. MEN HEAD EUROPE HIKERS North Shore Boys Will Make Trip A ten weeks' hiking tour of Europe ~for north shore high school boys has been arranged by Prof. Elmer E. Jones, head oi the department of edu- cation at Northwestern university. The lads will leave Chicago for the ' Atlantic coast about June 22, and will arrive home during the first week in September. The actual conduct of the trip will be in the hands of Bob Townley, a Northwestern alumnus and star ath- lete; Leroy Vernon, a senior at Northwestern university, and Rhys Thackwell, a former Chicago Tribune correspondent who during the World War became thoroughly acquainted with the battlefields of Europe. Prof. Jones may get in touch with the hikers in Switzerland for a short time, but for the most part will be occupied in educational research dur- , ing the summer. When a student in Germany, Prof. Jones didn't have the means to travel in luxury and so he . spent his vacation exploring the scen- 'ic wonders of central Europe afoot. Between twenty and thirty boys of high school age will compose the group. The boys will arrive in Liver- pool about July 1, and will see the sights of London, before visiting the battlefields of Europe. Their hikes will take them through Italy, Switzer- land and Germany. New Trier Debate Teams Win Against Deerfield New Trier High school debaters won both the affirmative and negative argu- ments with Deerfield-Shields High school last Saturday on the question, "Resolved, that the Philippines^sJvouldL ~b%-iitmte&^emptxXK'independence within a period of two years." Cabray Wortley, Robert Koretz and Caroline Roberts comprised the affirm- ative team, while Dwight Chapman, Walter Hughes and Lourie Meyering championed the negative. Friday, April 6, the teams debate Morton High school. Final Music Contest at Orchestra Hall Saturday The final Music Memory contest in which teams representing New Trier High school and the Wilmette Public s-chools will compete for high-honors, is to be held at Orchestra hall, Chicago; this Saturday afternoon at 2:15 o clock, The entire Chicago Symphony orchestra will play for the contests. New Trier and Wilmette recently won first places for high and grammar schools in the north shore contests in which schools from Kenilworth, Glencoe and Highland Park were represented. ARE You LOOKING- AHEAD y AHEAP | Kenilworth's Auto Doctor Says: Make quite sure you won't be stalled. Have engine overhauled. It i» a great deal better, saf- er and more economical to nave your car overhauled now than to have it hauled back into town later on. After a certain period of time tbe engine and every other part of your ma- chine should be thoroughly in- spected by experts. That's us. Authorized dealer for Agni Motor Fuel (SERVICE â€" SATISFACTION Ted R. 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Not only because the fast trains make so little of the dis- tance to town, but because you can getjy^niln_d one. Express trains leave every 30 minutesâ€"operating around the Loop and stopping at the doors of all department stores. Limited trains leave Wilmette for Chicago every hour from 6:45 a. m. to 1:45 a. m^oper- ating through the South Side to 63rd and Dorchester Avenue. Chicago North Shore & Milwaukee R. R. NORTH SHORE Wilmette Passenger Station Phone Wilmette 2514