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1 Lor the Entire Family â€"« ~SCHOOL NURSES PROVIDED _ NEW STATE LAWS AID HEALTH WORK "The sanitary district law of 1917 was amended so as to provide for the enlargement or contraction, of saniâ€" tary disfricts after they are brought into existence. This makes it posâ€" sible for sanitary districts to enlarge themselves so as to serve new terriâ€" tory that may be taken into cities which constitute sanitary districts. ‘‘The public water supply law perâ€" mits municipalities to acquire by purâ€" chase or condemnation land lying adâ€" jacent to reservoirs over which superâ€" vision is necessary to the safety of the water. Heretofore the municipalâ€" ities were authorized to acquire only such lands as were subject to floods. Work of this character is important as a preventive of malaria in southâ€" ern Illinois and as a preventive of highly disagreeable nuisance in all parts. Areas of 300 or more popuâ€" lation may take advantage of this 5111 Waveland Ave. Chicago School Nurses "While not ideal in some respects the law légalizing the employment of nurses by local boards of education meets a very real need and clears uy a situation that has caused considerâ€" able embarrassment from time tc time," Dr. Rawlings declared. "Some 125 nurses were on the pay rolls of school board last year and their services contributed enormously, tc the good health record of the state Under the new law any school board may legally pay well qualified nurses to work in the schools and it is tc the interest of all concerned that none but highly efficient personnel be retained in this work. ; "Appropriations made to the diviâ€" sion of child hygiene make it posâ€" / sible for the state department 01‘ health to put ten additional nurses in the field for promoting the health of the infant, the child and the mother. Work in this field has demâ€" onstrated in recent years the enormâ€" ous posibilitie for improving the health of mothers and babies. This appropriation also provides for a denâ€" tist and dietician who will be :vnil-i able to promote education in those fields throughout the state. Mosquito Abatement . "The mosquito abatement measure | provides for the establishment of disâ€" ! tricts by popular vote. Trustees of these districts are empowered to a larger staff of nurses, a supervising dentist and a dietician by the state department of health; for the estabâ€" lishment of mosquito abatement disâ€" tricts; for the acquisition by municiâ€" palities of property adjacent to pubâ€" lie water supply reservoirs; for the enlargement or construction of saniâ€" tary districts. Barber Service Telephone Kiildare 3499 PROGRESS TLE CO dozen new laws described by Dr. Isaac D. Rawlings, state health direcâ€" tor as important measures relating to the preservation and improvement of health in the state. They include statutes providing for the employâ€" ment of nurses by local ‘ school boards; for the employment of a Mosquite Abatement Planned; * _ Public Water Supply Safeâ€" guarded More Effectâ€" ually, Belief CERAMIC FLOORS FLOOR and WALL TILE MANTELS and GAS LOGS ‘buknrimo Avranus . VBMWP uo mur C. M. & St. Paul Depot â€"# Ravbers at All Timesâ€"â€" [/J . 6 North Sheridan Road _ Phone Highland Park 936 Governor Small signed half a CAVUZZO NB (Not Inc.) ieiâ€"| dition the dealer is required to recâ€"| T"* diaries of George Washingâ€" :I:):._ ord :‘he name, addres?qand br::f l::â€" ton contain only one reference to the the | scription of the seller, together with| MAKing of & Fourth of July address. aniâ€"| a description of his conveyance, and| TWS ©ntry was made on July 4, 1791, if an aute, the license number of the| 2"0 T©20 as follovs:' . same. Reference in Diary cts In the event a dealer makes a fictiâ€" "Monday, July 4. This being the of | tious entry as to the name of the sellâ€"| Anniversary of American Indepenâ€" ion | er, or the seller gives other than corâ€"| dence and being â€"kindly requested to up | rect answers to all questions proâ€") do it, I agreed to halt here this day lerâ€"| pounded by the poultry dealer, prosâ€") and partake of the entertainment tc | ecution is possible with a fine of not| which was preparing for the celebraâ€" me | less than $10 nor more than SXW‘tion of it. Jn forenoon I walked about of | upon conviction, with a cancellltioni the town â€" a half past two o‘clock eiy | of the license of the dealer. |I received and answered an -ddrus] to Fines collected. by magistrates, or} from the Corporation and the compli~ ite | other officers, shall be turned over to| ments of the clergy of different deâ€" arc | the Department of Agriculture and by | nominations â€" dined between three se: | the department to the state treasury.| and four o‘clock â€" drank tea with tc ==â€"â€"_â€"~~. Mrs. Hand." ha: | BORAH TELLS EASTERN |__"It is the quaint but flourishing city be FRIENDS WESTS IDEA|of Lancaster, Pa., that has the disâ€" c } tinction of being the only town in this viâ€" Senator Borah at home in Idaho| Republic where Washington delivered °S | made a pretty little speech the other' a Fourth of July speech. Lancasâ€" 9 | day to some Eastern tourists at Boise.) ter. at that time, was the largest inâ€" S€F | _ "You sometimes read in the eastern land town in this country. _ It "“( !tP | press," he said, "about how unfriendâ€" | widely known for the beautiful and: D‘ | ly the West feels toward the East. I fertile farms that surrounded it in | M~| venture the opinion that your visit| 41 directions, and also by the fact| ~| will chase from your thoughts that| that the Continental Congress had he | delusion. We appreciate the East, | met there for a day when obllg!.’d{ his ) and we rejoice in your success and| !° 1®2%e Philadelphia when pressed . ‘"â€" ) are proud of" these magnificent old| 199 Closely by the invading British. . ilâ€" ‘ states. t Guest of Homor ; ‘ 8°] _ "All the West asks is a square deal;| â€" Never before nor since has Lanâ€" in matters of national policy and naâ€"| caster had a Fourth of July celebraâ€". tional legislation, we want the whole| tion that compared with the one in re ! country considered. We are not for| which the hero of the Revolution and ; ‘Sâ€" [ bearing down yourâ€"prosperity. We are| the then President of the counâ€" | Of | for sharing it with you and building} try, was the guest of honor. â€" The L‘ up the country as a wholeâ€"East,) news that the ‘Father of His Counâ€" | consideration the natiom as a whole and the interests of all people and loâ€" calities. "Nowhére in this country will you find more prevalent than in,this reâ€" gion the feeling that we are one peoâ€" ple, one country, one flag, united in one common destiny." . â€" sz In the event a dealer makes a fictiâ€" tious entry as to the name of the sellâ€" er, or the seller gives other than corâ€" rect answers to all questions proâ€" pounded by the poultry dealer, prosâ€" ecution is possible with a fine of not less than $10 nor more than $100 upon conviction, with a cancellation of the license of the dealer. Fines collected. by magistrates, or other officers, shall be turned over to the Department of Agriculture and by the department to the state treasury. ord the name, address and brief deâ€" scription of the seller, together with a description of his conveyance, and if an aute, the license number of the Under the provisions of the law passed by the last session of the legisâ€" lature dealers in poultry will be 1iâ€" censed and are required to keep a careful record of all business tranâ€" sactions. This record must show the date of the purchase, number, weight, breed, description and other distinâ€" guishing mark of live birds. In adâ€" dition the dealer is required to recâ€" brood of chickens to maturity, has less to fear from the inroads of chicken thieves in the future. _ Not that chicken stealing has become a more difficult for the chicken thief to dispose of his loot. NEW LAW PROTECTS the state which bids fair to make We offer a complete servâ€" ite in beauty culture. In our hairâ€"cutting department all the latest styles of hair cutâ€" and softness which can only be effected by skilled operâ€" Sp-chlprhuforpflnitf ed time only. Permanent Waving Process for perfect waving THE SKOKIE CONSTRUCTION CG. 572 Wrigley B'l‘x‘i]ding" e Chicago Information and expert advice given without obligation to you " rank ~ 10 Th /~ in cmaind * Governor Vetges Measure For Who Must Keep Records ~â€"a# Reimbursement of Fayetie of Purchases _ Iuncm PA., IN ml] revgrms maddog G)anit) Telephone 1589 art in lilinois, but as a result WILL KRUMBACH Sash, Doors and Millwork WILL DESIGN, FINANCE AND BUILD YOUR HOME The Skokie Construction Co. Beaut» Shop * Phone Superior 6781 for Ridge Road, Highland Park, III. it try would. ar in person, and talk 40. t.h-:mjgflmfi read "raptaly, throâ€" The annual wodo erop in lllincis is worth thirteen million dollars. This is a greater value than all the butter made or all the orchard crops grown in the state. . Two out of every five farmers in Ilinois have woodlots. of July speech and only one. There is â€"an interesting story by H Olâ€" ney about this speech in mfirut issue of the National Republic magaâ€" zine. The original copy of the address delivered at Lancaster, Pa., is now in the Library of Congress at Washâ€" ington. Concerning this Fourth of July address by the Father of the Country Mr. Oiney says in part: Probably few people know that George Washington made one Fourth . of Occasion and Is Only Record of His Helpâ€" would . setine 3 ing to Celebrate itruction of a connected system of Sanitary ] | Sewere in Ravinis Dells and for lots 2 and 1 3 of a Subdivisiqn of Lots 1, 15, 16, 17 and 18 â€"of Lakeside Manor, nlll! in _ the E’m of } Â¥ighdeit@ Park, Lake Coun Tllinoia, sonâ€" t hfl. ming the following described: < r wit: C x a se | The South ten (10) feet of "Lot T 12 the I Effort was mutde during the m-& sion of the legislature to make an apâ€" propriation of $1,000 each to five atâ€" torneys defending the prisoners, but this proposed bill was lost in commitâ€" tee, as establishing a precedent which | would cost the state of Illinois an im-f mense sum in future cases in paving the way for state fees in all cases ini which defendants were unable to hire of land to be taken for the construetion of a connected system of Sanitary Sewers in Ravinia Dells and for lots 2 and 3 of a Sub division of Lots 1. 15, 16, 17 and 18 of Lakeside Manor, all in the City of Highland Park, Lake m Illinois. STATE OF 1 O18, COUNTY OF LAKE, se THAT SAID PROCEEDINGS ARE ENâ€" IN THE_COUNTY COURT OF LAKE CoUNâ€" TY, ILLINOIS. RIGHLAND PARK SPEâ€" CIAL ASSESSMENT NUMBER 312. ' CITY OF HIGHLAND PARK va MARVIN H BEOOK E. CHANNING COOLIDGE ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERK: lnm-muu.mdmcup of Highland Park for the ascertainment of the just compensation to be made for private property to be taken or damaged for the conâ€" In Will county the bill rendered was for the period between May 5, 1926, the date of the slmying of Deputy Warden Klein, and March 28, 1927, with the expectation that a second bill would be re.ndesd covering the period up to the timetof the execution, or unâ€" til the remaining prisoners escaped from the Will county jail. In vetoing the two measures Gov. Small calls atteption to the fact that the prosecution of crime is a matter for the county authorities and the state is not liable, despite the fact that the crime was committed within a state institution and the defendants were state wards, co bill STATE WONT PAY COUNTY COURT OF LAKE COUNTY, ILINOIS, HIGHLAND _ PARK SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NUMBER si¢. NOTICE Notice of proceedings for the condemnation As1, AEE C PTSNE _ PAME BPI-‘ CIAL ASSESSMENT NUMBER 312. | CITY OF HIGHLAND PARK t ve MARVIN H BEOOK l E. CHANNING COOLIDGE | LL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: lnh_&rd!fic’flfihdh{il" Highland Park for the ascertainment of BeEasiest Steering-l ‘ cars you ever handled â€".â€" x In fact this new Nash superâ€"case fuilness in ‘steering is the greatest boon to driversâ€"and particularly women motorists=â€"that has been introduced in years. 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'nol-h-ufludut“- -“vth-dlflhlll‘.lqu A strip of land tem (10) feet in nâ€"ugfiv-lbbJ-“a with the south line of raid lot 3 in the subâ€" diviston of Lots 1. 15, 16, 17 and 18, Lakeâ€" MB