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Replacing Walt Holmer, allâ€"westâ€" ‘ern fullhfck last year, together with seven other lettermen who are lost through graduation, is causing conâ€" siderable concern on the part of the coaching staff. With Holmer gone, the Wildcat eleven will be deprived of one of the greatest kickers and passers developed in the conference in recent years. Other regulars gone are "Yatz" Levison, _quarter, Justin: Regulars, around whom C o a c h 'throm Hanley plans to construct his 1929 |/worth team, areâ€"Capt. Henry Anderson,| moved guard, Hetfry Bruder, William Caldâ€"| fine c erwood and Bill Griffin, backs, Lee signm Hanley, quarter, Milton Erickson,, Sev center and Frank Baker, end. wilt m Seventcen lettermen, seven of whom can be regarded as regulars, are among the 60 prospective candidates of. Northwestern university‘s football team who have been invited by Coach Dick Hanley to report for the openâ€" ing practice, SeptemBber 16. Few Regulars Left in Northwestern Football Squad; Many Recruits * # Shop here and you will get 16 ounces to every pound, and the very highest â€" quality of meats and poultry _ A" 11 3TAnL MB GROGAN‘S FAMOUS BONELESS BRISKET CORN BEEFâ€"mild cured â€" _ . 35¢ SWIFT‘S PREMIUM FRANKFURTS SAUSAGE 3 FRESH MEATY SPARE RIBS POUND NONE BETTER â€" POUND OUR BEST SMOKED HAMS CLOVERBLOOM BUTTER BEST PREMIUM SLICED BACON roUlXb .: cLl. .. $22un lc o. & POUND ... _ 519 Central Avenue _ Phone Highland Park 3140 Lincoln Market $sA .__ dre o _.......40¢C_ $A _ 0 0 2C worth, an end last year, is to be moved over to tackle and stands a fine chance of landing a regular asâ€" < signment. Capt. Henry Anderson is t regular guard back ;lhile ‘all first string tackles were |\through graduation. Wade Several sophomore tackle aspirants wilt make a strong bid for a job. They include Paul Hutchinson, Paul Engeâ€" britsen, Jack Riley, Dallis Marvil and Cliff Kinder. ~The first three of this group will ~average close to 195 pounds. Morristown Jerseyman: It‘s not the thought of leaving fcootprints on the sands of time that worries many of our citizens. It‘s the thought of leaving fingerprints. 3 be tested. ~Several of these new men show promise but their inexperignce is worrying the staff. * Dart, guard, Tom Verdel}, end, and Frank Sinkler, Harry Kent and John Hazen, tackles. : > * _\ These play‘ts, for the <most part, must. be rgfipg_e\d by sophomore maâ€" terial, the ability of which is still to _â€"30¢ is the only ‘all of the re â€" erased T BE +â€"PRE3S 3 _ The summer institute for teachers in the county schools will be held August 30 and 31 <at the Central school, Waukegan, it was announced last weekâ€"by County Superintendent of Schools T. Arthur Simpson. ‘The instructorâ€" will be Miss Agnes Samâ€" uelson, superintendent of public inâ€" struction of Iowa and on the program with her will be Miss Mary Willcockâ€" son cf the I. 8. N. U., Dr. Arkin â€"of Chicago and Miss Ada M. Fleming, also of â€"Chicago. 3~ xA 23 â€" Minnedpolis Journal: > A noiseless moto=® has been invented now for a motor horn that will go noiseless after 10 p. m. County Teachers Meet .at Waukegan Aug. 30th _ Miss Marxsen will teach third and fourth {iraies and act as building principal. The art work will be supâ€" ervised by Miss Laura Stoddard and the music by Miss Adelaide Hudson, both of Ravinia schal. â€"~â€"â€"â€"â€"~*~ ... West Ridge School 4 At West Ridge school Miss Nancy Grace Wright and Mrs. Hazel Ringer will again be in charge, assisted by. Mrs. Nixon, who teaches the music, Mr. Borg, who takes care of the manâ€" ual training and Miss Stoddard, speâ€" cial art teacher. es > Miss Brymer will supervise . the health at both Braeside and West Ridge as well as Lincoln and Raâ€" vinia, 3 % .__. Braeside School ~ â€" .: The new Brasside gchool.will taka care of all the lower grade ‘children in the scuth end of the distriet from ‘Oakland drive and Lakewdod drive on. the east side of the tracks and Bl:ckstone drive on the west. The building will be newly equipped and Lever'y effort made to meet the reâ€" _quirements of a modern primary| school. There will be a kindergarâ€" ten for the children who: will be five before~January 1, 1930. Miss Elizaâ€" beth Wheeler,; a graduate . of ‘Naâ€" tional Kindergarten college will be in charge and also act as first grade assistant. Miss Esther Christie who| has been with Mrs. Hally in our Raâ€" vinia first grade â€"during the past year will have charge of first and second grades. Miss Christie iz a graduate of IHinois university as well as Naâ€" t‘imal Kindergarten college at Evâ€" anston and is a highly successful first grade teacher. : Science ...._...._Mrs. E. Burling AEE .o ie cvam C antiritir. in cieoo PBE "I Manual Training and Games..Mr Principal ... .. ... _‘Mikge o Third grade ........._......Mrs, Fourth _ZFACG .. ... :sâ€"â€"sralgk.c.. Fifth . grade . oo dianbrippcerishenteh, Fourth and fifth grade ass‘t Upper grade:English ......_M Upper grade social sciénce .. The complete faculty is as folows: Kindergartenâ€" ....._.._.___.__.Miss Rachel Harlem Kindergarten ass‘t ... Miss Margaret Anderson First grade ..........._.._Mrs. Leeta Reed Halvey First grade ass‘t ......__...Miss Mildred Melone Second grado ......_._.__.Miss Elinor Cobiskey Second and third grade ass‘t> ... . _ _ head teacher at. the new Braesid schocl. Her successor will be Mnt Ethel Elder, a graduate of Chicago university and a teacher of experâ€" ience. 5 * LINCOLN SCHOOL TO . OPEN SEPT. 9; OTHERS (Contginued from Page 2) :.=â€"«~.....Miss Lorraine Sinkler Mrs. E. Burlingham Nesselrod m~~â€"~.~..... Miss Laura Stoddard mdv.....~.. â€" Mss ‘ Adelaide Hudson Miss Katherine Crawford â€".....Mrs.. Luella Douglas mes..Mr. Howard Ovo;)b Miss Evelyn Pearsons Miss Mabel Enright s. Mabel Caspersen .Mrs. Ethel Eider Miss . MaryMavity ~Ellis Lighthall, incompetent, High wood. Letters of conservatorship i+ sued to Metta Lighthall. Bond $5,000. John C. Willman, Deerfield. ~Will admitted to probate. Estate of $250 personal and $15,000 given to wift for life use, and at her death to his four children. Letters testamentary issued to Christian Willman and A} thea Socfker. Bond of $500. Heir ship proved. :« s Anna Dwyer, Lakeâ€"Forest. Heir ship proved. fis® ~â€"Recent â€" proceedings . in +probate court, of interest in this section of the county, are reported as follows: Commissioner Reay moved the passage of an ordinance providing for the sale. by the city of certain parh of lots 23, 24 and 22 in block 50. The motion prevailed. 5 Late Proceedings Commissioner Brown‘ moved that the bond of James B. Clow and Sons covering their contract in connection with the new city hall building be approved. The motion prevailed. Commpissfoner Zimmer moved the passage{ of an ordinance prepared and trar®mi and its passage recâ€" ommended" by the board of local imâ€" | provements, providing for the con: struction of .a concrete outlet drain pipe extension with concrete standâ€" ard and special manholes and man hole coÂ¥ers and a concrete headwall, in Clavey road, said ordinance as ; read having remained on file for pub lic inspéection as required by law. The motion prevailed.: â€" .~~â€"_~ Sidewalk Contract _ __Commissioner Reay moved that the contract for the construction of a â€"concrete cement sidewalk on Sheriâ€" dan road from Deere Park drive to County Line road be awarded to Dan McNeill in accordance with ‘his bid submitted to the council on. August 19, 1929. The motion ‘prevailed. Commissioner Zimmer moved that the contract for the construction of a concrete cement sidewalk.on the south side of Walker avenue in front of lot 8, block 43 be awarded to Dan McNeil in‘ accordance with his. bid submitted to the council on August 19, 1929. The motion prevailed. Commissioner Gourley moved th passage of an ordinance providing for the levy of taxes for the city fo the year 1929, said ordinance hay. ‘ing remained on file for public in spection<as required by law. The motion prevailéd. The ordinance ajâ€" pearselsewhere in this issue. °A ~slight reduction in tax rate is indi cated, as the total levy for bonds is less than last year. 2\\ For Sale of Lots ' Commigsioner ~Reay â€" moved the passage of an ordinancée "providing for the sale by the city of Highlani Park of lots 19, 20 and 21 in block 7, in the city of Highland Park, saif ordinance having remained on file fo public inspection as required by law, The motion prevailed. > i . Electricalâ€"Vetter Electric Servic $248. . â€" Heatingâ€"Moran Bros., $1,718; Ei ward Strenger, $1,770; Murphy ‘% Schwall, $1,320. CITY PLANS TO BUY NEW FIRE APPARA (Continued from in Probate Court Thursday, August 29, 1 1) po yo tel th Yyo 66 ra