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CRACKER JACK PARTY FOR THE KIDDIES AT THE MATINEE Matinee Prices 15¢â€"900â€"48c up to 6:30 â€"â€" 16eâ€"30c40¢ from 6:3% to 11 3¢ U al Thareday and Pridey, Dec. 15 and 16 â€", DOG OF THE REGIMENT â€" Ris Tin Tin Satarday, Detember 17 â€" HOME MADE â€" JOHNNY HINES Bunday, Desember 18 â€"â€" BLOOD WILL TELL â€" BUCK JONES Menday & Tucsday, December 19 & 30 â€" THE CARDEN OP ALLAR a.-â€"..â€"-ncâ€"“â€"-mâ€"â€"â€" , December 23 â€"â€" Adult Christmas Tree Purty . m--â€"huâ€"wnmrm ) "WHAT PRICR GLORY" â€"~â€"£ Bays c Menday Janwary 2nd sunte ks work ks wevre Return on the letters sent out with 200 Christmas Seals, the money from which is to be spent fighting tuberâ€" the course of the next few weeks. mbout $100 for the first day of the $10,000 drive. Miss‘ Theda Waterâ€" man, county nurse, stated that she exâ€" wected a far heavier response within it .was still moving at the Waukegan station Miss Maria Anderson of 6328 died last April, was placed at $466 in the county court. The entire esâ€" tate of $43,312 was left to the daughâ€" ter of the deceased, Mrs. Vera Dooley, would be those of the treasury cases set for December 12. Losing her footing when she stepâ€" ‘Fhis Part of North Shore and Vicinity ; County Alcyon Theatre| A picture of classy coâ€"eds Li 4sl . t .. .A M cce abrsttblies n "hine ob dlagiaabinl i i pooe gnn 2o 9P , much to the contrary «uhnmruh..,-m.m-flmm! â€" "GYPSY ROMANCE® Intrigue! _ A different love setting ! Thrills! _ A nice little 5â€"reel drama with a Snd P s His golden voice swayed 12 â€" but the 13th juror ? lnbvdhli-h-dhnâ€"hmt It looked like victory unfl the 13th jurorâ€" 1 Tremendous in fts depths â€" smashing in its power â€"â€" dramatic DW _ P e e en e n e e n NOTEâ€"At Ahhd-’uâ€"';'f;“"h'fit:wmum and. memories h”fipfi-.-â€"nâ€"d Western plays. He‘s a visea} delight and a fine littleâ€"actor. You saw him a short time ago in a play fi-dlâ€"-ll-v‘:'";ffi. â€"â€" Featare starts secend time at 9 :45 Incidental Reels 7 to 7:40 and 9:0§ to 9:45 TEâ€"The title of this picture might suggest a nice little pastoral playlet. But ftm climax â€" The Thirteenth Juror stants out as one of S0¢ Dsl of the yeaur. Press ‘and public have already endorsed this unusual fent Latest 2â€"reel Ben Turpin Comedy â€" 25 minutes of Cyclonic Mirth! MARY ASTOR â€" LLOYD HUC#*% . VIRGINIA LEE CORBIN in the romance of modern youth â€" Broadway vs. South Seas â€" First National presents a play of rare bumor and chuckles _ "NO PLACE To GO° Cupid stranded on an uncharted isle! Caveman Lover or Parlor Sheik ? _â€"â€"â€"â€"FEATURE NO. 2â€"â€"â€"â€" Matinee Prices 15¢ and 46c up to 6:30 _ Evening prices ay heretofore > Those between 12 and 16 years â€" 36c mommnoummemmntems gUNDAY, DECEMBER 4 REDUCED MATINEE PRICES Continuous Performance 1:30 to 11:36 Prices from 1:30 to 6:36 â€" Children 15¢, Adults 46c (These between 12 and 16 years pay 36¢ onty "THE HIGH SCHOOL HERO* > Meet â€"â€" SALLY PHIPPS â€" Polks a new discovery and quite redbeaded â€"â€" Holywood‘s intest Wampas Star ul2 uP ctawsy sasds and colleze vouth. One drove a mean car and the A MAMMOTH GIFT AWARD 1 A MAGNIFICENT PHOTOPLAY! L c uc Prae mnrvonr salpa ‘ope Pb ape en (rm n e rerPn -*wld-fl\-? m.;;b-mflhtnufl. 0_ VODVIL STAGE SPECIALTY mume MONDAY and TUESDAY. DECEMBER 5 and 6 **== Limited to 2 days* booking on aecodnt of surplus of pictures "WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7 and 6 ANOTHER REMARKABLE DOUBLE FEATURE sHOW ANNA Q NILSSON and FRANCIS X. George Seigman and Martha M« the Henry irving Dodge story muesmumeus pPRIDAY, DECEMBER : ©EEEEDOCT SPECIAL! ONE DAY ONLY! SPECIAL An Ideat = Remarkable Show Exceptional Featare Offering JOHN GILBERT is "ST. ELMO" and the first rum sparkling comedy success adapted t and a. fine littleâ€"metor. . Y short "AThe Sof Rider." Tom Ned it This sew piay is entited . mmE SLING SHOT KID* jncludes BARBARA KENT end ANDRE BERANCER ..___ 45 minutes of ' 150â€"30¢â€"40¢ ap to ¢$:30 B&.hlfi-ll- Continuous from 3:30 until 11 :30 BERT LYTELL aad LOIS WILSON News Reel _ Latest Football _ Sperts _ Civic Events and a stupendous east "ANNIE LAURIE® ¢ 10â€"Reelsâ€"10 _ 10â€"Reelsâ€"10 "ALIAS THE LONE WOLFP" / 3â€"ACTs oF YODVILâ€"s ndy Apple Party for the Kiddies train while BATURDAY, ic up to 6:30 â€"â€" 166â€"3%eâ€" SUNDAY, DECEMBER i1 ATURDAY, selves against rough husbands with the flatiron and the broomstick, but many of the newlyweds could do a greater execution with the curling iron now. . Remember the old days when the silk stocking vote cou}d only be found in the aristocratic wards? ;un:râ€"'u;df&n-(wthed- fee. About 40 prisoners are now in the jail. trens ts hn of se ues «s » SOAP AND WATER part of her left foot, at 6:30 o‘clock. | ENC ATION Juhe Waterhause, Libertyville, last week started suit in the cireuit court for $10,000 damages ‘against Henry Krueger, Libertyville The action dates back a few months when the girlwhj-‘ivh-.mmad- fold crashed, striking her and breakâ€" toes, cranberry sauce, celery, pickles, pumpkin pie, coffee and bread. There ing ber leg. 316 Revine avenue, Waukegan, was msumu% his automobile which he was n&q-fidfi.flcfi'*- railroad at the foot of Gillett avenue, '-i.l.lq‘ekby.ulfib,d # #44 menu for Thanksgiving at the Com aé Nagel and Myras Ley & °+ ® THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS used to defend themâ€" ‘ A log with a student at one end and Mark Hopkins at the other used to be, a standard definition of a college, but the small boy or girl struggling to make first acquaintance with reading | and writing â€" and: arithmetic needs Ipou.en-.phhm | _ Miss Sally Lucas Jean, known to | educators and health authorities all | over the United States as a pioneer | in school health education, and forâ€" f!aeriyeuullfin!spoehlinhhu.‘ Bureau of Education, began to emâ€" phasize the positive, cheerful aspects of health education. "The whole life of the child comes within the scope of the modern school," Miss Jean explains. "It is taught for years, but it is only since 1918 that a nationâ€"wide movement, approved und encouraged by the U. S. "‘The rules of the health game which thousands of children have learned to play since that time include such rouâ€" tine matters as early sleep, bathing tles and wash basins as well. trained. School hygiene has been that even blackboards and globes do not only his mind, but his body and hig emotional <life that rot supply the. child with adequate tools of learning. He needs milk botâ€" CLEANLINESS IS STRESSED Improvement Shown in Modern Schools As Regards Health of each contestant. 3â€"Every votinig coupon must be stamped by one of our sales force before being deposited in the Ballot Box. 4â€"No contestant shall solicit votes or customers while in the store. 5 “ Come in any time after December 2nd and see the Beautiful Dolls Ask any questions you wish about the Contest, because we are glad to have you do so. only that he ought to wash his hands /after play and before meals, but he actually washes themâ€"that is, if the school is equipped for it. Unfortuâ€" nately only a few schools in this counâ€" try have really sufficient facilities. of.all over such an everyâ€"day matter boys and girls in other lands who play the same game, and the examâ€" ples of athletic heroes, can all be used by the resourceful teacher and by parents, too, to help instill cleanliâ€" ness as one of the fundamental standâ€" ards of living. "One of the most practical aspects of this new emphisis on health eduâ€" health program is being planned, be quite sure that an adequate supply of Washing hands and keeping clean, whether at home or at school, can be made part of a cheerful acceptance of right habits, Miss Jean declares. No wry faces need be made over any as bathing and washing. Stories of most schools offer the only cleanâ€"up equipment, and you will come away well prepared teacher who will interâ€" est and train the children in their mksofthebnlthnm,andlu_it mothers are giad to have their efforts reinforced by the strength that comes from group enthusiaam. Unless the school shares this responsibility the the wrong habits of living. rhâ€"."-‘.-lh?” MANY CITIES SEEK * teeth. Many persons wonder . CONYENTION such things can not be left entirely 0.0.L_ Remember You Get a Vote with Every Penny YouSpend in our Store Formerly hunters were expected to bring some game home to their famâ€" ilies, but now all their families ask is to have the husbands return withâ€" out getting mistaken for a deer. ing of Indiana, David W. Mulvane of Kansas, and others, have let it be known that they will be in the city in the near future. by the cities of San Francisco, Seattle, Denver, Omaha, Kansas City, Minneâ€" apolis, Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Philadelphia and San Antonio. The selection will be made by a vote of that body. The whole committee will come in on the 6th and remain in sesâ€" sion over the Tth. ‘The contest over the convention city is becoming sharper momentarily. William H. Crocker, the Republican national committeeman of California, does not intend to lose anything by default. He arrived in Washington on Thanksgiving Day with National Committeeman Ralph E. Williams of Oregon, and formally opened his camâ€" paign on the ground. Clarence C. Hamlin, national committeeman of Colorado, registered some days ahead of them, and N. C. Richards, nationâ€" al committeeman of the State of Washington, paid his respects to the President even earlier. Dr. E. B. Clement of Missouri, Joseph T. Kealâ€" Ith. On the 5th, the executive commitâ€" tee will meet to consider Alaska, Wisâ€" Formal applications have been £ iigd Interest continues to grow over the 6â€"No coupons will be given except at actual time of sale. Do not ask for them at any other time. 7â€"Any coupons showing traces of any change in numâ€" ber of votes marked will be destroyed without being referred to National family fortunes by laying more. Many folks who think it would flu-glyhhnuoq-:: pot hesitate to drive an with only one headlamp lighted. Although the hens have been formed that the price of egg® high, they still decline to promote H. Alverson & Son MOVING â€" EXPRESSING GENERAL HAULING An unusual nut confection arâ€" ranged in dainty boxes to suit the occasion. One Delicious Bite Tel. Highland Park 2224 Highland Park Window Cleaning Service SARA ANNE MeCLERNAN Phone Highland Park 400 Highland Park Representative new houses phone us first for esti nox:nfll.u.rnlnr A Pecan Delight Prices Are Right Orders received by a* & when in need of WINDOW W ASHE